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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-13
CITY To BRING SUIT AGAINST ALL
DEuNQUENTS ON PAVING PAYMENTS

could find no record of building per
nit having been issued Mayor Sweeney
instructed the city clerk to communi-
cate with the assistant city attorney
with instructions to ascertain if the
building has been erected since the pas
sage of the new building ordinance and
IL so to prosecute him.
Walk May Build Areaway.
Alderman Hewitt recommended that
! ". @. Walz be allowed 80 inches for
the construction OF a stairway to the
| basement of his store on FL Paso street,
provided that he make the improve
ments stated in his petition. The i'm
provement mentioned is to erect an
other story TO the building, making il
front San Francisco street
Urges Larger Sewers
Sewer commissioner Hadlock stated
that larger sewers are needed. He said
that last year when the river was high
the sewer backed up as far as Camp
bell and Second streets. He recommend
ed the construction of a pump and
gate to keep the river from backing
up The cost will be about $500.
Mayor Sweeney said:
Il think this unnecessary as we ex-
pect the sewer plant to be finished in
six months and there would be no use
in spending the city's money for this
the application be denied
The communication of the Bitulithic
company relative to a cheaper pavement
was filed
G.. I'll. d 6. a. Is Given Park Site.
The ordinance granting the G. II. &
IS A. Railroad company permission to
enclose and park the land between the
tracks extending from Stanton street
to Mesa avenue was passed on it's sec
ond reading
The new plumbing ordinance. upon
reouest of the assistant city attorney.
was passed over until next Thursday.
The maintenance bond on North Stan
ton street was held up until Ihes ac-
ceptance of the paving
To Sue DeIinquents.
Mayor Sweeney instructed the city at
torney to file suits against those who
have failed TO pay for street paving.
civ attorney Coidwell reported that
the delinquent taxes are less than they
were Is years ago
Then the city attorney spoke on the
delinquent paving payers saying;
There are a great many people who
have come before the city council and
requested street paving, in addition to
which they have entered into con-
tract with the paving companies
They have induced the city and their
neighbors to expend money and have
received the benefit TO their property
under false pretenses. The city wants
to collect this money to improve other
streets"
Alderman Blumenthal said
I'm connection with city improve
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-13
Grading on West Boulevard
to Be Completed "A Peti-
tion to Advertise Bull
Fights Is Denied.

In record breaking meeting lasting
but 45 minutes, the city council this
morning disposed of quantity of rou-
tine business.
The only matter of Importance which
came up for discussion was the failure
of property owners to paw for having
IN front of their homes and places of
business and without any objection
from the council, mayor Sweeney in
! structed city attorney Coldwen to i'm
mediately take action against the de-
linGuents and force them to paw ND in
order that other improvements may be
made.
The city attorney discussed the fail
ure of the property owners to live up
to their contracts to pay for paving.
saying that they had secured the paw
ing under false pretenses by signing
contracts. thereby leading the CITY and
their neighbors to believe that thev
would pay for the improvements
The City's Health.
The report of city health officer w.
H. Anderson showed total of Is deaths
during the week, four being Americans
and II Mexicans.
The cases of contagious diseases re-
ported existing at the present time are
given IS whoopdng cough. one; chicken
pox, five: smallpox. three; typhoid
fever. three; measles, 81.
During the week AZ patients were
treated at the dispensary and % at their
homes Inspections were made of s19
meat markets. $50 dairies, So slaughter
houses. 220 cattle. 40 hogs. 80 sheen.
% restaurants. Is fruit and vegetable
stores Forty-nine complaints were in
vestigated. So premises inspected, seven
nuisance notices served. one arrest
made and a conviction secured. Nine
fumigations were made. three tubercu-
lar cattle were condemned. and 1e1
mounds of meat was destroyed
Reports of Officers.
The report of the chief of police for
the month of December showed coIlec-
lions amounting to s1571.50.
The report of the city sealer of
weights and measures for December
showed 1886 collected.
The report of the sewer commissioner
showed that % feet of sewer was laid:
seven US were put in; eight plugged
sewers were cleaned, and 25 manhoIes
were inspected.
The report of the city assessor and
collector for December showed So
9o7.50 collected
Ran on BuIlfiRht Advertising
The petition of Rodriguez Hernandez.
manager of the Juarez bull ring. for
permission to advertise the bullfights.
by using a street car, was denied. there
being an ordinance prohibiting this
Mayor Orders Prosecution
J. Gooch, referring to assessment on
lots 30 81, and 81. East FL Paso, claimed
the house thereon exempt because il
was not commenced until April
Alderman Clayton stated that he
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-13

Thompson, were Las Cruces visitors re-
Gently.
DR.. ]. A. Rawlings was in the val
ley recently booking over the additiO-s
to his ranch home.
Mr.. Winter. as representative of
the Santa Fe, was down last EEK
with the contract for the public road
rlghtofway in his pocket Tie life Of
the contract is four and a half years
Ierminable on six months notice. The
county is to fence the read inside the
railroad fence. proviSe drainage for
same and also if necessary TO move
telegraph poles if the same obstruct.
The contract will be presented tC the
county commissioners on Jan. II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-13
FRIDAY TO BE ELECTION
DAY FOR Y. NJ. C.. A DIRECTOR

Friday will be election day at the
Y. NJ c. A The nominating committee
OF the association has announced the
seven nominees for the board OF diree-
tors OF the Y. VI. c. A These are I. j.
Jones, James A Dick, J. J. Ormsbee,
A. l.. Sharpe, James c. McNary, /. A.
Shedd and l. ]. ayers. The first six
will serve for three years if elected
while Mr.. Ayers viii fill the unexpired
two year term that is now vacant on
the board. All members viii be privi-.
legged TO vote and ballot box win be
placed in the main lobby 10 receive the
ballots
A class in architectural drawing has
been started bv the educational depart
ment of the Y NJ. C. A. The class Is
in charge of Edward Bignell and ms9ts
on Monday and "Wednesday evenings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-13
WORK IS PROGRESSING
ON LA UNION DITCH.

Chamberino. n NJ, Jan. 13.-Contrac-
/ tor Lee Moor has bout So teams and
100 men pushing work on the new La
Union ditch He expects to complete
the work within the next two weeks.
Mr.. Walker is down from Mesilla,
looking over land here, with a view TO
buying.
w. H DeBerry was up from his ranch
recently.
The family of T. Wakefield have
moved TO FL Paso.
]. c. McNary has returned from a
trip 20 the east.
w. L. Soule. the engineer for the La
Union Ditch company, was a visitor to
Ell Paso recently.
NJ c. Eighmey was up from La Union
Thursday on business.
VIM. H Mundy has gone to Ell Paso
y. Van Goss, VIM H. Mundy and
Oscar B. Wood attended a meeting of
the Alfalfa Growers association at An
Thony recently.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-13

Rev. Arthur Marston. of FL Paso. IS in
Alamogordo, n M, holding revival ser
vices
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-13

Globe Flour. pest c- test.
and the payroll in FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-13
GO EASIES EAT

At their old haunt. the Missouri
street rathskeller. the Go Easies ate
oysters last night as fast as Jack
Dawson and Henry Kelly could open
them. The Go Eas;es were eelebratiJ q
nothing in particular except that they
had lived another year and had place
to meet in When al the oysters ard
talk had been exhausted they adjourn
ed to meet again some time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-13
BEKINO FARMERS
ELECT OFFICERS
Say Lack of Support for El
Paso Fair Was Not the
Fault of Ranchers.

Berino, N NJ, Jan. 13.-At the Be
rino-Anthony Farmers association
meeting held at Anthony recently Jno.
c. McNary was elected president; J.
s Brooks, vice president; r. E. Bow
den, secretary, and c. A Viljoen and
three as board OF directors for the
year 1910. A committee composed Of
.. z. Miller, Harry Heffelman and T.
G. Ferlet were named 30 draw up plans
and estimates for a 5000 ton hay barn
3t Anthony
AS soon as the Santa Fe estabI snes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-13
DAMAGE SUIT IS
SETTLED FOR $500

The case of Audrey Rooms against
Max Move was settled in the 41st dis
trict court yesterday by the payment
OF $500 To the plaintiff
The plaintiff. THROUGH her father,
sued for $4,000 damages for personal
injuries alleged TO have been sustained
on June &c. 1909. when run over b.
an autcmcbile owned by the defendant
on Oregon street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-13
This Will Interest Mothers

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children. a Certain relief for Feverish-
ness. Headache, Bad Stomach. Teething
Disorders. move and regulate the Bow
els and destroy Worms. They break I'D
Colds in "a hours. They are so pleasant
TO the taste and harmless as milk. Chill
dren like them. Over 10000 testimonials
Of cures. They never fail Sold by all
Druggists. 25c. Ask today. Don't accept
any substitute.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-13
REVIVAL AT CALVARY

DIR. Wray. of Tampa. Fla, an evange-
list. will conduct a series of reviva,
services at Calvary BAPTIST church he
ginning Sunday. A meeting of those in
terested in the musical program will be
held at the church tonight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-13
us AWARDED DAMAGES

In the Saith district court Yesterday,
the jury in the case of A. j. ClOssin.
who sued the Santa Fe Railroad COM
pany for $4,000 damages fer personal
injuries. returned verdict in favor of
the plaintiff for $4,000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-13

Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases
made, repaired and exchanged.
Opposite postoffice, across
Plaza. Tel 1854: Auto 1866.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-13
SHIT ON NOTES

Mrs Ida Hitchcock has filed sait in
the 34th district court against Mrs.
Ida Ostrander to secure the payment of
$500 on two notes and the foreclosure
of a vendors lien on lot 81, block Al,
Bessett addition
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-13
WANTS COPY OF MARRIAGE
LICENSE ISSUED IN 1896

County clerk Park W. Pitman yester-
day received a letter from J. l.. Kraus,
of Panama, requesting that he send him
a certified copy of the marriage license
issued October S, 1896 to himself and
Miss Evelyn Stofen.
He enclosed $3.50 and as the fee is
less than that Mr Pitman enclosed a
check for So cents. desiring to see how
the check will be marked when it Is re
turned
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07
SHERWOOD LOSES
TO BARTHOLOMEW
Secretary. Treasurer of Street Car
Mems Union Defeated, But Other
Officers Are Reelected.

President-Charles Mackie, re
elected
Business Agent--John A. Fraser
reelected.
Secretary-Treasure Barth-
olomew, conductor on Fourteenth
line
Sergeant-st.Arms-Clyde Brooks.
Vice-President-Jo Branigan,
elected by reclamation.
The foregoing officers were elected
by the local Detroit street railway
mems union in the annual election,
which began in st. Andrews hall.
Nos. 109-ll3 Congress-st. east, al
3 a. m, Monday and continued until
10 p. IN. The vote was unusually
heavy and the election clerks were
kept busy counting ballots until
o'clock, Tuesday morning.
wood, who has been secretary-treas-
urer OF the union for number OF
years. was one of the features and
surprises Of the election. James Bar
tholomew, his conqueror. had a ma.
jority OF 1903. the vote standing: Sher-
wood. SIS: Bartholomew, SIS.
The other figures follow: For
Jones. $50; sergeant-at-arms, Brooks,
145. James w. Lapham. SOS; presi-
dent, Mackie. 1895, Alex. Mcleod, AIS.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07
STREET CAR BUMPS AUTO.
Occupants Of Machine Buried In
Wreckase, But Escaped Injury,
Apparently.

Two unidentified autoists had
narrow escape from death or serious
injury late Monday night, when
Third-st. car struck fasd going ma
lhine at Greenwood and Calumet
ayes
Just what did happen to the occu-
pants Of the machine Is still some
what of a mystery, but witnesses
of the affair say they couldn't have
been badly hurt, as they walked away
arm In arm.
The street car hit the auto a smart
slap amidships and tossed II up on
the sidewalk. The auto kept right
on going and crashed into a high
board fence, taking a whole section
OF the fence out as clean as a whistle.
Those who saw the affair hurried TO
the scene expecting to find the land
scape dotted with the dismembered
portions Of the riders bodies. Instead
both men rose from the fence wreck
age and walked away They came
back after the machine, a little later
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07
NEW YORK; PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Dee. 6.--Flour: Inac-
tive and unchanged Pork: Steady,
mess. sisdIg50 Lard. Firm: middle
west spot, $40 goa 1890. Sugar: Raw.
firm: centrifugal 96 test, s4 muscova-
do. 50 test. SO so; refined. quiet; cut
loaf. $40 crushed, $3.50. powdered.
$40; granuiated; $50 Coffee: Rio
Steady: city. 7hc. country, 7hm7Mc
Hay Firm; prime. $1.10hml.12ts; No.
3. s71a g92hc; clover. 7ocMsl Dress
ed poultry. Firm; turkeys. l5M 26c:
chickens, 1O@ 20c; fowls. 1OM17c;
ducks, l0m 16c. Live poultry: FIRM;
geese, 12h mlSc: ducks. lisa Ice: fowls.
f2Gl3lsc; turkeys. 12n Ice; roosters,
9hc. Cheese. Quiet and steady; state
milk. common to specials, 13ml7L G;
skins. common TO specials. 4G13c: full
skins. ga &c
Butter--Firm: receipts, 9.,tS: cream
cry. extra. 2" - a. csc. state dairy. tubs
, asa 2yc imitation creamery. nrsts "A
H2lieV. Eggs Firm and scarce: re.
Ceipts, $500, nearby white fancy. SIC,
lneatbv f0tNed fancy. 4Oq42c; fresh
nTsts, 40 3sc.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07
xrv yoRk STOCK r,TrER.

Reported for TIE Times 10y Paine
Wei Der Is Co, Dec s New York--The
stock market was firm al morning
partly on account OF the lnterboro's
offer To build subways at what seemed
very reasonable terms. The presidents
message was, az course, looked forward
IL as il generally the case, but the
holders were more interested Ia pos j.
siblt decision in the Temple Coal case
and were laeping close watch on news
from Philadelphia where circuit court
was reported iu session. Tie coal
stocks were active. especially in Read
ing Their was no decision given IN
tn, case. however. and market droppod
beck INTO the ola rat awaiting tuc
IrtSilcnts message. Some u.sdppolHt-
mont WAS eNpr Is 5ed when the docp-
mtnt came oot. and the market lost I'll
of the mornings gain and started 10
drift Himlcssly. The only thing To look
forward 10 - the prompt acceptance
by tine city u the InterbOros offer on
subMays
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07
,uiCaCO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for rhe Times bv Paine.
Webber n Co, Dec. 8: Wheat at noon
held around 96Esc for May. about &c
under the close yesterday, the bcarish
influence being the beneficial rains IL
Argentina ard the breai, OF 10 or more
in the Liverpool market. The snowfall
is also quite general over the winter
wheat belt and this is the bearish con-
sideratiOn, putting an end 10 much OF
the dry weather talk. Northwest mar
kets are not as weak as Chicag In
crease In Minneapolis stocks 10000 IL
three days where there was small de-
crease last year because of the railroad
strike. Some org wheat came out
from pit holders IN the early dips aud
the market mad 4 little temporary rally
or buying by wire houses and such pit
leaders rs Barrett. Cha mplaju and
Valentine
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07
ELLA NAE HAWTHORNE.
BURGLAR a DISGRACE to Profession.

SCRANTON, Pa. Dec. eff burg.
lars have a guild. and Joseph Lesav.
age is a member of it, ne is due to be
expelled Tor unprofessional conduct
When he broke into Miss Anna
Browns store at night, he found the
rooms were too cold sor him, so start
ed up fire and then proceeded TO
loot the place. The warmth was too
much for him. for he fell asleep and
was caught by the proprietress ia the
morning and was arrested.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07
Taxicab Drivers Return To Work.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-The union
taxicab drivers who have been on
strike six weeks returned to work to-
day. They accepted proposition
which two weeks ago they rejected.
II gives them a twelv. hour workday
and provides for the settlement of the
question of who shall buy the uni
forms. the men or the company:
charges for damaged cars and how
runs are to be apportioned by ar
bitration. The companies retain the
open shop provision. the one thing
the men fought most bitterly to gain.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07
BOSTON COPPER LETTERS.

Itepurteu Tor The Times by Paine,
" ebber a Co. Dec 8.
LONDON metal market opening easy
SPOT 56l lis &c, of Is 3D.: futures. 55l
l5S, unchanged.
fostuh coppers are strong again this
morning, most issues showing frac.
tt"nal gains over the previous close
Good buying is in evidence In Butte
BallaElov8, v hiCh has advanced 81 10
=. We believe the decline has about
run It's course and substantial rally
Is ia order. Granny has declared a al
Nidcudc OF 81 per share today and ola
Dominion 20 cents
Copper exports for Monday were q
go tons. making total since Dec 1 OF
$3.50 tons
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07
MAN CUTS THROAT.
Wesley D. Robinson, Said To Be De-
mented, Attempts Suicide.

Wesley ID. Robinson, laborer. SO
years old. cut his throat with razor
while In the bathroom Of his home.
No. 799 Wabash-ave., early Tuesday
morning. His wife found him short.
ly after he made the attempt. She
Immediately called a physician and
II is thought that the wound may
not prove fatal. the jugular vein not
having been severed.
Robinson. after receiving temporary
treatment in his home. was removed
TO Grace hospital. He Is said to be
slightly demented A short time ago
he is said 10 have attempted to kill
himself with Paris green.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07

tons resulting from civil service
regulations, City Treasurer Koch. on
Tuesday. re-appointed the entire stan
of extra clerks engaged last July for
the tax receiving rush The clerks
will be given leave OF absence until
they are wanted then Treasurer
Koch said that one or two changes
might be necessary. but that on the
whole. The stan was the best that he
could pick The men are accustomed
TO the routine and he does not want
the trouble OF breaking in a new
crowd, which might be approved by
the commission
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07

ST. PAUL. Dec 6.--"Gci Next 20
Nature" is the motto OF Sacaiawea
patrol. girl scouts. the first orsaniza-
ton OF It's kind in this section Of the
country ms cad OF the Ak. stan,
pennanr knapsacb and signal f'ag o:
the boy scout, member oi Sacaja-
wea patrol takes along a butterfly
net and q camera, Automobile wells
are the distinctive emblem and the
Is girls in the patrol say they enjoy
woodcrai and hiking as much as
the boys,
We don't care much about the
way Indians or soldiers would APP
proach an enemg bat we feel that
it's good to get out in the open and
study nature. says Scoutmistress
Alice MisZ. Mex spring We may
adopt distinctive uniform and a
regular drill
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07
e,ee LAYS TOWN IN RUINS.

CADILLAC, Mich, Dec. 6.-(Spe-
ciaD-The little village Of Yuma, north
of Cadillac. was nearly wiped out this
morning by an incendiary fire. The
town is without fire protection. Only
two stores are left.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07
cuucAco HITTER MARKET.

CHICAGO, Tee. 6.---Butter--EXtras.
CSC. hrsta. 25L.c. dairy extras. 25c;
nfsts, &c. Eggs-Prime hrsts. 33c;
nrste' 3lc. Cheese--Skims, l4m14Ac;
vonng Americas 1914 q 1910. Live
101a a 1ic; ducks l3m
I2isc. geese lUMJ0inc.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07


Car Co. have declared a dividend OF
"a per cent on the preferred stock.
This is the regular quarterly dis
bursement
The Wall Street Journal finds en-
couragement for ID. L. r. stockhold-
ers in the good showing made by the
local system in the report for the
ten months ended with October. This
indicates a surplus OF IL per cent for
the year and about per cent avail
able for dividends after all deprecia-
ton charges are met.
The commercial organizations and
business men of San Francisco and
New Orleans are flooding the bust
ness men OF Detroit with letters and
circulars urging the claims OF their
respective cities for the exposition TO
celebrate the opening OF tAe Panama
canal. The Board OF Commerce is
at present taking vote among its
members to determine which city
shall have its Endorsement. This is
done at the request OF Congressman
Edwin DENLY who desires an expires.
sion to guide his vote on the appro-
priation.
The most important action of the
American Automobile association
which recently closed Its sessions In
New York. was the passing of a char
ter amendment which makes IL pos
sible to hold the annual convention
OF the organization in the west. Hith-
erto il was impossible TO hold ses-
sions outside OF New York city Rob
ert p. Hooper. OF Pennsylvania. was
elected president of the association.
and the Importance OF the west in
automobile lines was still further
recognized by the makeup OF the
executive committee. Edwin $. George
tee
r. G.. Dun & Co. report | ,0O3 fail
ures for November, comparing with
963 in 1909, and 1,120 in 1908. The
liabilities amounted 10 $l1,324,016.
The directors of the General Motors
Co. will meet in Detroit. Wednesday
morning for a trip to Flint TO inspect
the Buick factories there. The Buick
plant Is now running with about 81
600 men, and the force will gradual
ly be brought up as required
Kunz K Rogers. manufacturing jew
elers OF Detroit; Landaw Bros, OF
Pittsburg, and the American Fountain
Pen Co, OF Boston, have filed Pc
tition in United States court TO have
Rovin Bros. jewelers. OF Detroit, ad-
Indicated bankrupts. r. +. Rogers has
been appointed receiver for the firm
Charles Welke, a retail grocer OF
Detroit, filed a petition in bankrupt
cy, Tuesday morning, giving his liza
bilities al about 81 200 and his assets
M about 81 600
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07
Reported for The Times by Hayden,

stone a 20, Dec. y.
Business In the Boston copper share
market has been extremely dull with
no particular trend TO the trading.
Pressure 10 sell has apparently been
removed for the time being and the
list as whole appears 10 show a
fairly firm undertOne Copper Range
has rallied a point 10 6S Calumet Il
hecla is quoted five points lower, az
540 Allouez and Arizona Commercial
have rallied small fractions Nevada
Consolidated IL e lower. other depart
ments OF the market are also very dull
United Fruit has been well bought
selling at 1876. an advance Of Ave
points. W obien common has been sold
10 some extent and IS quoted at 30. a
decline Of lla American Telephone
Aas Ueen nrm AROUND 1gV
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07
CuicAGo GRAIN OPENING.

CHICAGO, Dec. 6.--Crair opening
All grains were off AZ the opening
Dec. wheat &c lower. May of lsc.
Dee. and May corn lost &c Dee. oats
off isc. May ~ lower. Provisions
showed fractional losses.
Nooh--DeC. wheat advanced asc dur
ing the morning. MAY up SO. Dec.
corn fell Ne MAY of sc. Dec. oats Is (
lower. MAY of l4c
Close--W heat jumped In the market
today. Dee. gaining izc May up Sc:
Dec. corn lost re: May of 70. Dec.
oats of ,sc; May off lac. Provisions
showed fractional declines throughout
the list
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-Money on call,
rer cent Time money. PER cent for
six months: bar silver--London, Is 1-16;
bar silvcr--New York. 54l demand
sterling. sl.S5.sOT 4S5.SJ.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07
CLEVELAND.

i CLEVELAND. o., Dec. 6.-Hogs--Re-
CENTS. 4. SEQ head: csc higher. mediums.
mixed aud yorkers. $40; pigs and
steady sheep Receipts. cars: $500
top. Caives--Receipts, 100 head $1,000
top
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries extras. 29isc,
firsts, 27c; dairy butter. 23c, packing
stock 20lzc lib.
Eggs-tresh current receipts. cases
included, 3 nc doz. Receipts Tues
day go cases