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The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
OlDI..

BOSTON. Dec 2i-The Commercial
Bulletin SAYS of the wool market; Ter
ritory woods have again held the CEN
ter OF attraction this week. the move
ment in these grades. however. being
Considerabl bly, more pronounced. cstt-
mates Of the amount sold varying from
four to six million pounds one mill
is said TO have cleaned mp two million
pounds OF territory woods, and one or
two other mills have helped matters
along by large purchases. while there
has been some speculation among the
dealers also Considera bic original
Montana sold a range Of 1Sc to 20c
while lot Of fine Montana staple is
reported sold at secured price of 50 a
G3c \ moderate amount Of fleece WOODS
has also changed hands. washed and
unwashed deldiues going at 3ic and
csc. respectively The shipments %
wool from Boston to Dec. %. inclu-
sive. were iS9.214291 pounds. against
25s.4iS,30S pounds FOR the same period
last year The receipts to Dec %, in
elusive. were 2i2.14S.lS5 pounds.
against 29t. i3H, O5S pounds for the same
pcriod last year
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
Markets and Finance

per bbl: So % per bu
Dates-Persian. ; use per Id: Fards.
1919 Mllc per 10
Dressed CRixes--FancSs lVl-c ltr
ID, common, save 10
Dressed Hogs 40.
Einnan Uaddirr-l0f y lie per lr
ftgs-lmported. new, IL u loe I'er go
California. SIC per box
Fresh Negetables-Cucumb hot
house, sl5092 per Soz lettuce q h'5;
dl50 per doz: radis shes, hot house,
soqs5c per doE; parsley. "a zoe de<
green peppers, 80 zoe per basket :
Zoe per blu; ruta bagas. acc per hui par
ships. Goa per bu' oeets' DOC per
bu; turnips soc per bu; tomatoes Cali
Grspes-Tonies. Catawbas. l79lsc
crepe Fruit-Florida. ss7Gai case
following prices for baled hay IN car
lots, fSo. b. Detroit: No l timuhy.
10 so: clover. mixed. $40 q ii so; rye
straw. s775as. wheat and oct straw,
s65Oa7 Loose hay from farmers,
wagons on the city markets ranged
frG H,ae.M &S1' as cured re aG se. No. green.
7iac. No cured bulls Sc No. l green,
csc: No. l cured kip- f0lgc; No
green, loc; No. cured murrain. so' No.
green. 1Sisc per 10; horse hides. No.
So so: No 2. So so. sheepskins, as to
wool, Use @ 81 No z hides le on on
Honey-Fancy white. I7Glsc: No. !,
I6Gl7c: amber. l4q lac; extracted SO
lee per 10
Nuts-Elack walnuts. y q &c per ib'
butternuts. y q &c per 10. new shell
Observation-Disclosures. sS5O94 box
Iime--Sl al % per box
Mushrcoms-i5 050c per box.
Onions-7od Zoe per hu; Spanish
81 % per crate.
Oranges-Californie navels. se.I5 %
$50 box: Floridas. 81 so nc.15 box.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., $500 per crate,
81 III so per doz.
Michigan car lots. 25Q,4oe
per bu: New Bermudas. So per doz;
1875 per Dbl
PouItry-Springs. IL all lac: fowl. 10
2, Sq9c, old roosters. SAGE: geese, z
alSc ducks. 15Qlec,. turkeys. lsg l9c
per lb. Dressed poultry Hens isc:
geese. l5c. turkeys. 22G24c 10.
Rabbits-Sl 80 per doZ
sweet Potntoes-Jerseys, kiln dried,
81 35Il.40. crate.
Taiiow-No /. 6isc; No 2. nc ID.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
VH|TE PLAGUE WAR
DOUBLED IN j. S.
IN 1910
Michigan Spent $l7l,00O of Which
SIS, 900 Came From Private Sources
-New York Heads List for
Money Expended.
Expert Tells How Campaign Is Being
Conducted and What Is Needed
In Onward March.

In one year this country has
practically doubled its appropri-
alton for the war against the
White Plague.
In 1909 about $S,000,000 was
expe. ded in the anti-tuberculosis
campaign.
In the year just closing he
total was nearly s15,000.000.
The percentage of public ex'
penditure over private expendi-
ture has greatly increased in
the year.
More than twice as much was
spent for sanatoria in 1910 as
in 1909.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
ADDITIONS.
Rebels Execute 10 civilians.

CHIHUAHUA. Mexico. Dec 24.-An
American who has been 10 days with
the insurrecto forces returned yester.
day bringing news that the latter re-
Gently executed 10 civilians hostile to
the revolt. Their number includes one
Judge. While the revolutionists sur
round federal Gen. Navarro in Peder.
males. his situation. according 10 this
information, is not precarious. He
would march ont with his force and
do battle, but is waiting reinforce
mpntS
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
TOOAY'S ENTRIES
ar PENSACOLA.

First Race Selling: furlongs st.
Valentine. l07 Sis Grey, l09 Tallow
Zip. 1Q9; Tanbark lO9 Nettie Carita.
1903. kscutdeon. l09; Horace f.. 100,
kubiola. l09; Van Dan. l02, Won Laer,
1l2.
Second Race-selling; furlongs:
Malvina, 100. Dick Rose. 109 Black
Domino, lOs, Merise. 100, Virginia
Maid 100; Bath Goodwin. 109; Occi-
dental l05; Dry Dollar, l0S; The Ram,
112
Third Race-Selling: all ages. ca.
furlongs: Cheeky. 81, Mark II 81;
Lord Wells. 20, Sweet owen. %, Don
Hamilton, 100; Regards, 104; First
Premium. 1917. Pleasing 112. Hay
market. 112. Mrs Wiseler. liz
Fourth Eace--Selling. all ages; Gia
furlongs. Chess. 30; Lew Hin. 90 Cry
Baby, 90, Sandiver. o. Harding. 1l2:
Ringer liz, Dr. Cook, ll2. How About
You. i12. Boserrian, 112; CareW, 1l5.
Firth t;ace--Sellirg: furlongs:
Shepherds Song. 1922 Johnny Wise.
los Grecian Bend. l05; Crenel. 105:
Emmy Lou. 105, Broken Ties los.
Omicron. los. Lucetta, los; -. Dun
stan. los
9S r. H. Mcbride. SO, Ameron. los;
Okolona. 50, Mazonia, III; Nanen, III;
Chcif Hayes. IA, Bethlehem, ia.
Seventh Race--All ages purse; s
furlongs. Annie Nelson. So: Cherokee
Rose. 81. Eva TanRuay, 100. Hiram.
105; Pinto. l09 Fundamental, 100, our
Nugget. 10.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26

ven. dwelling. n. $ Chicago blvd, bet.
Willie. Sl0.0o0.
John +. Walker. two History frame
dwellings. n. a. Nonticth, bet. Ninewood
ana Mckinley. $4,000.
=. II. Osgood Ia story frame dwell
ing 5. s. Pollard. bet. Dubois and
Mich. wire Cloth Co. i-story frame
shed, W. $ Wabash. bet. Howard and
Geo. Donaldson. i-story frame dwell
ing n. s. Dane bet. Collins and Moran;
Il. Ward. history frame dweliing &.
Oakland. owner, Chas. W. Seymour;
So
same. 2-story brick dwelling, n, 5.
Farnsw9rth bet. John r. and Brush
\ be Cruydt. 2-story frame dwelling,
e s. Baldwin, bet. CharlevoiN and
Goethe: S2.i00.
Wm VI AIovnhan. 2-story frame the
and Willis $4,000.
Schneider Il Bchlow history frame
dwelling. q Crane, bet. Mofrat and
Chaplin owner Louis Hacker; $3.50.
o Howard Crane. l and 2-story
frame dwelling, n. :. Mack. bet. Bald
win and Seyburn' owner, w. y. Burk-
hardt $4,000.
Holden 4 Murray. e-storv frame
Hartness & Blcnman, 2-story brick
dWcllinE and garage. =. <. Arden Park
bet John r and Beauhien, owner. G.
\. Szymanski. 2-story frame dwell
ing : : Theodore. bet. Gllery and Mt
Elliott owner julius Wyzlec, $4,000
otto schultz l y story frame dwell
ing, ". 5. Ninewood. bet. McGraw and
Warren. owner. Il ! Fuhmer, $1,000
Max Bartholomew K Son, J and .
story brick warehouse. n, Monroe.
hot ST. Antoine and Hastings. owner,
Venetian Marble Works. $4,000
Albert StrehIke. 2-story frame dwell
ing. W. s Newport. bot. Kcrcheval and
jefferson. 81 200,
Martin Kavan. 1-story frame dwell -
ing, $ Thirtieth. bet Jackson ana
Buchanan. $1,000
Emil S"ynhacve, 2-storv frame dwell
ing. e. g Concord bet Waterloo and
kercheval. owner Chas pomahrock.
$4,000
Mas Rartholomaci 1-story brick gar
age. o. s. Russell. bet. Candcld and Car
ti,ld; owner joan Hill $4,000.
Serge x r. lsii. 2-st~ry brick ven.
dwelling, ". s. Boulevard. bet BuChdn %
IN and Nail owner, Thos Hanzlick
$4,000
l.. r Gates and J w Stringcr. 3
story brick ven. dwelling W $. Third
bet Bagg and Charlotte. $1,000.
". l.. Sanboru. two 2-StUry frame
dwellings,. W. S. Gilbert. bet CharlcVotN
aud Waterloo $4,000.
Thos l.. Rice. ] ia-story frame dwell
ms. 1876 Maxwell, owner Edward \.
Miller. $1,000.
Man Abraham. three 2-story franc
dwellings. 8. g. Shoemaker bet McCIel-
Inn and Cooper owner, Jos. Treppa:
10000
T. Lampnau. five l-story frame
dwellings. -. s. Soyhuru. bet Sylvester
and Canfeld, owner. Hugo Schcrcr &.
CO.: sG.4eo
sam, Two 1-s,orY frame dwellings.
. =. parker bet Waterloo and Charlie
.oiN. owner. ifpso Schcrcr n Co.
ohas LHcrault l-story frame barn.
.. s. Lansing bet. Howard and La
fayctt-; Sl2I
Jacob Shcwitz,' 2-stor yframc dwell
irg, y. 8. Howrra, let. Elvard ana
hastings; $500.
ADDITIONS.
Detroit Wire Bound Box Co. add to
factory. 81 500.
VI l. Davis. add to factory. 5000.
Smith. GIinchuan d Grylls. add to
Hargraves Mig. Co, $4,000.
Henry. G. Parent, add. TO SIS Six
tenth $500
Jos Raedcr add to $50 Watson So
6. Schultz. aid. to 3as-s Fischer.
$500
William y southwick. add. TO $50
Twenty-third. $500
YIN. II Krebs add. TO 361 Watson.
500
Frank Funka AID. to 1907 Dubois:
81 100. 8,
Richard Scbocurock & SON add. to %
Dane. $50.
Lucretia \. Dean. add. TO 1911 Girls
wolti $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
BUSINESS NOTES

Work is under way AT the New
berry plant OF the Lake Superior Iron
and Chemical co. which will remodel
II completely and make il one OF the
most complete and efficient plants in
the country. The prescnc plant. Ike
the other chemical plants OF the com.
pany. Is built on the still system but
the more modern rotor system Will he
installed az ewberry u is expected
that the output Of alcohol will be i'm.
creased about $50 per cent and tho
output Of acetate of lime 100 per cent.
Employees Of Penberthy Injector Co.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
Five Clubs Join
Soccer League

Five clubs have joined the new soc.
Ger league being formed Of teams i'm
Detroit and vicinity. They are the
Celtics. champions OF the ID. e. ID.
league; Roses. champions of the B.
DIVISION ID. x D.; Wolverines. Spald.
ings and Wyandottes. Another club is
expected to join before the next meet.
ing. making six in all
The new organization has decided to
call itself the Michigan State Soccer
league. Richard Jackson. Jr. address.
ed the meeting and said he believed
the league would be a success. II was
decided 10 Id the next meeting We'd.
nesday evening. Jan. 4, at 8 o'clock.
Everything points to the success OF
the new league, which will be run i'm
a buslnesslike and proper manner, all
business will be done by committees.
thereby giving the different clubs rep.
resentation in the management BAY
City and Saginaw will he connected
with the league; and il is intended 10
G nlarse its scope as far as possible.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
BIeachers That Count.

The bleachers of the ball park are
what the gallery is TO the theater;
money In the bank Count the mum.
Der of heads In the bleachers. multi.
ply IL by % cents and you will find
that much cash in the box Office to a
cent, provided the keeper OF the ex.
chequer has toted fair. To gain en-.
tree TO the select circles OF the
bleachers. as brother Kip put Il,
you've got to pay. pay. pay Any old
deadhead can butt into the grand.
stand.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26

who have been with the concern two
years or more will receive cash bon
uses today based upon their length Of
service, wages, attendance and inter
est in the affairs of the company and
upon the earnings for the past year.
There will he a number Of import
ant changes in the freight and pas
senger departments Of the New York
Central Lines 10 take effect Jan. /, but
only one Detroit man is affected. &. G..
Griggs. assistant general freight
agent of the Michigan Central is as.
signed 10 other duties lie will be
succeeded by G.. NJ. Weaver. general
westbound agent OF the New York
Central fast freight lines, in Chicago.
The Timken.Detroit Axle Co. has
made the first distribution of awards
TO the foremen OF the various depart
ments OF the plant for cleanliness and
care OF plant and equipment. Sixty
five foremen gathered in the Offices OF
the plant at 1 O'Clock Friday after
noon. A. r. Demory. vicepresident
and factory manager gave a short
talk on Harmony and the Square
Deal" W. H. Hutton. purchasing
agent. distributed the awards as fol-
lows: First. S25-drili press depart
ment, Ben Wilson. foreman. second,
S20-sear cutting and grinding depart.
ment, Harry r. Huber. foreman: third,
Sl5-stock department. Charles X,
Mumaw,, stoCkkeeper Consolidation
prizes Of 81 each for excellence were
awarded the milling machine depart
ment, Leonard T. Rauer, foreman:
hub department. Herbert Clark, fore
man; shipping department. John b.
Nugent. Jr. rough grinding depart
ment. Ben Fahindrich. foreman; front
axle department. G. F. Galley. fore
man.. tool room, Edward A. Searles
Every foreman received "A box OF ci-
CARS. and the foremen presented hand
some gold fobs 10 Supt Weaver and
Assistant Supt Thompson.
The National Civic Federation
through John Hays hammond, chair
man of the committee on organiZa
ton. has extended an invitation TO the
Detroit Board OF Commerce TO send
representatives TO the eleventh an
nual meeting OF the federation in New
York. Jan. u, g and II. Among
questions 20 be discussed at that time
are. Regulation OF corporations and
Regulation OF rail
roads and municipal utilities, and
Compensation for industrial acct
dents.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
Murphy Breaks Arm.

CHICAGO, Dec. 24-Charles w
Murphy, president of the Chicago
Cubs, today has broken arm as his
Christmas present. Murphy who has
been growing very heavy lately.
slipped while out for a walk near his
home and fractured the large bone
OF his right arm just above the wrist.
Today he went to the West Side hos.
pital. had the break inspected by the
X-ray and set by the hospital physl-
clans. No bad effects are expected
10 follow
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
vINToN FUNERAL MONDAY.
Services Will Be Held in Woodward-
ave. Baptist Church.

The funeral OF G. Jay Vinton. whose
death came so unexpectedly, Friday
morning, will be held in the Wood.
ward-ave. Baptist church at 100
o'clock. Monday afternoon, the Rev.
Maurice p. Fixes officiating. The i'm.
terment will be in Woodlawn GENE.
terry. The list of pallbearers is not
complete as yet The Vinton Co.,
however, will be represented by Rob.
ert McFate, treasurer, and Charles
Raymond. vice-president.
II Is announced that the Vinton
Co.'S business will be carried on as
usual, the concern being so well or.
gained that Mr.. Vinton's death will
not seriously interfere with its Affairs.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
INIoN sToCk YARDS.
tLENI;INND.
PRODUCE

The Christmas poultry deal seemed
TO have been wound up on Friday. as
there was little or nothing in today.
and no demand 20 speak OF except that
Few more DIRE sscd Secse could have
been used. Commission men regard
this as having been d very satisfactory
Neason In the poultry deal. stun began
coming early. Daily receipts have
been liberal, but not excessive and tho
demand has been sufficient To keen thr
hOors cleaned up AT "A steady line ~
prices. Rabbits are a little easier but
otherwise the market was very steadv
and activity is Stacking up
AppIes-75c1 81 % per bu. S25oaa
per Dbl. western apples S225a275
Bananas-Good Shipping stock. 81 so
q $50 according TO quality.
Beans--Dried Lima, n 47c 10
CeierN-Home-g grown. % n 30C. state
stock, i5M zoe doz.
CauIIfower-Californ S325a3 90
per crate. S175@2 per doz.
Cabbage-S1.5 90 per Dbl
California Fruits-Grapes. :i7592 2j
per box. pears, s3.50@4 per box.
Cheese - Michigan fats. l7M17bc,
York state. 17c. Limburger. l6IS u
l5ikc; brick. 1871 di7I1c. domestic
Swiss. q a 2zc; imported. do. 2sQS0c
Crsnberries - Late Howes. ssaS5O
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Dec 2i.-Ciose: Liver
pool threw a damper ON the bulls 10y
declining on Saturday but foreign
wheat conditions are sucn that an al
vance could scarcely he expected. bc-
mand for flour ~ already showing some
OF the increase that ~ expected after
the holidays Minneapolis mas beth IN
creasing Hour sales and mills are dolhS
more grinding, but there IL sun piShN
OF room for Improvement IN That llhc'
The lower Liverpool prices on Sathf-
day were "A great disappointment 10
the bulls. who had inquired that soiue
thing could be done 10 prices IN view
OF the smaller receipts OF wheat ana
improved Hour demand, chicago mas
a tair milling demand and sales there
of cash wheat are said To DE IhuCh
larger than reported from day To day
ana bears in Chicago are SAID 10 DC
going over To the bull side IN lars1
numbers. good deal is sald apou.
higher receipts, but stocks OF wheat
in Minneapolis show large increase
/ for the week.
Australia and Argentina are large
sellers of wheat and appear Die, with
the help of Russi, TO keep Europe am
ply supplied. and this gives the bears
courage, although the heavy holdings
OF the Chicago bulls prevent acllNltH
on the selling side
There was scarcely enough trading
In grain on Saturday 10 cali II mar
ket The tone was firm most OF the
time. but fluctuations were narrow
Prices were unchanged at the close IN
all the leading deals.
Wheat quotations: Cash and Dee.
No red, g5 nc May opened unchang
ed at Sl.00le. advanced To SlOO"a anu
declined To Sl0O12; July opened at soc,
moved up To 96[ and declined to soc'
No l white, 941sc
Coarse grain quotations corn casn
No ,, 53c. No. yellow, Soc: No.
yellow. 55c; new No. yellow, l ear at
47iac; No. I yellow, new, cars at
50 iec. oats. Standard. Boo; No:
white. 3Iiac. Rye: Cash No. ]. 30 lac;
No ?. s4iac Beans: Cash and Jan,
S202 Cloverseed. Prime spot, 90 bags
at $40: March, S9.l5; sample. II bass
AT 1915, 40 at $3.50. 20 at IS. 20 al
$575. - AT $50 IL AT 81; prime al,
seed Prime spot. $3.50.
Receipts in the Detroit market sat
urday included 400 bbls of flour : ears
OF wheat. Of corn, . OF oats and
of rye. Withdrawals were ZOO ools
OF -four Stocks are 522,71l bu OF
wheat, 2lS. 057 bu OF corn, l3l,l2b bu or
oats and 1882 bu of rye
Minneapolis wheat stocks increased
905. 900 bu for the week
Estimated Russian wheat exports
this week. 42l600O bu; Danubian, 3
100000 bu,
Receipts Of wheat Saturday: Duluth.
80 cars. st Louis. $4,000 bu. Omaha. 80
cars; Kansas City. az cars. Winnipeg,
1872 cars.
Primary wheat receipts were 100000
bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. Dee 24.-Opening: Dec.
and May wheat opened isc of Dec.
ccrn ur Nc; May up sc. Dec. oats isc
lower. May unchanged. Provisions
opened fr1ctionally higher.
Close: Dec. wheat closed asc higher:
NC. Dec. pats "a higher. May up sc.
Provisions were fractionally higher.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
NEW ,ouK HANK ST,rruE>T.

NEW YORK Dec. 2i-The week ~
bank statement as issued today shows
the following changes Reserve on all
"a poSits. increase s.. 16S.2J0. reserve ON
deposits other than T.. s.. increase S.
iN1Iiu, loans. increase $2,611.gV";
ders increase S162.g00 deposits. In
crease. s1.522.2oo. circulation. decrease
St1l,100: total loans, 81 223. 143.2o0. The
surplus is SI0.509. 200 as compared WI b
Sio,5Si.S15 last year and $lJ.23e, 700 two
:, DAre ago
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
Cop and Italian Killed In Fiaht.

CHICAGO, Dec. 24--After one Of
the most spectacular running fights
seen here in months, Gregori Gracio.
an Italian, is dead today with a bul
let i'm his head. and Detective Jesse
Gilman is also dead in local hos
pital Gracio fell 10 the revolver a.
Detective William Burns after he had
cmptied his gun. Both detective.
were on Gracio's trail for an attemp
To kill 4 follow Italiln
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
-Four Men Fall 70 Death.

HECKLEY. W Va. Dec. 24.-Fow
men are dead as a result OF a HOY
rible accident. which occurred at the
40 = shaft OF the New River Col
fories CO.. at Eccles. w Va. wher %
bucket, in which the men. all en-.
rloyes OF the bravo Construction Co.
overturned. throwing the men 501
feet down TO the bottom Of the shat.
al met instant death and The bodies
we're horribly crushed and mangled.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
BUTTER AID EGGS.

butter - Creameries. extras. 301ac;
hrsts, 2Slsc; dairy butter, 2Sc; packing
stock. zoe III.
EGgs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. 81 ~ doZ. Receipts Saturday
Nere FLO cnses
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
CHICAGO BUTTER MARKET.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2l.--Butter: Extras,
29c; frsts. 25c. dairy extras. csc. nrsts,
&c Eggs Prime hrsts. gle. nrsts, zoe.
Cheese skins. l4m lii2c; young Amer
icas. IA. n 15c. Live poultry. Fowls.
16i2 a lc, ducks. l3H l2i2c geese. l.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRoDuCF.

TOLEDO. o. Dec. 2t.-Wheat: Cash
ana Dee. 96s,c May. slOo1s July,
a5isc corn: cash and Dee. 4Sis
MAY 50i4c: July. 5li4c. oats: Cash
and Dec. 35c: May. are; July. 36Ss ..
I'VE: No. >. S3c. No 3, SOC. Cloversced ;
cash. Doc and May 1927 y April. 50.
Feb. ss.27la oct. s7.77 II Jan. s9-27 L.
Alsike. Prime aud Dee. 81 %. Timothy:
Prime and Dec. Si6j. Butter. eggs and
hay unchanged
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
ar OAKLAND.

First Rnce-Six furIonEs; selling:
Home Run. 112; Swagerlator. 100: Jes-
sup Burn. 1903: Combury 100; Bisrra,
l09: Emma G.. 1903: Burning Bush, 100;
Bellsnicker. 100. Ada Meade. 109 Pla-
toon, 109: J III. Barr 105; Rimini, los.
Second Racc-FuturitY course han
dicap Pawhuska. III; Paw Streak. l0s;
Pluvious. 1903: Winning Widow. 80
Third Race-Six furlongs; handicap:
Enfield l12; Jack Paine. 107: Sea Cliff.
1875 Arasee. los; Raleigh y. D. 103;
Lord OF the Forest. 100
Fourth Race--Aiile and a quarter:
handicap: Bubbling Water. 1926: Ches-
ter Krum. 10; Spellbound. 10: Ara
see. 106: Fulletta. 103: Sea chr, 102;
Belleview. 1O2, Enydmion IL. 100; Bel
fast. 98
Fifth Race-Mile: selling Keep
Moving. 100: Bonnie Bard 1906 Boggs.
1O1: sir Angus. 1903: Elgin 103; ROYAL
River 1903: Cabin. 103: Dahlgren. 1903;
Novgrod. 100: Young Belle 9s. Quail
ity street 80: Miss Picnic. 9S
sixth Race--Thirteen -sixteenths OF A
mile: selling: Darlington. i12: Pros
per. 109. Madeline Musgrave. 100. Ammo
McGee 104 Binocular. los: Gretchen
@ 100: Adena. 1O3; Fiacko. 102: Dacia.
"a: Pickanninv % Cisko so Tripping,
rs
weather clear. track. fast
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
LIVE STOCK.
EAST IFFALO-Opening.
Cunning ~ stevens Live stock Report

EAST BUFFALO. n Y, Dec. "a
Cattle: Receipts, cars; steady;
best 1900 to l,400-lb steers. 1925 "
So 5Ou6. best LOO to l,200-lb. shipping
steers, s5.25 q 5.75. medium butcher
steers. 1000 10 l.loo-tby 1896 y $50:
COWS, s4.5Oa5, fair TO good COWS, 50;
"a. common TO medium do. 81 10 p3 IS
trinmers, 81 60u 3; Test. fat heifers.
So 20 q 20; good fat neifers. Sto0Vo'
SS..O04, best feeding steers, dehorn-
co, Si.75q5; medium to good feeding
steers, 81 20 ~ ! so, stockeTs, all grades.
sS.7594; best bulls s4.75 q 5:25 boloS-
ma bulls S4n 40. sock bulls. 1915 =
-: fancy mixers and springers, $50
GO. good 90 fancy mixers and
t:'ringers $4,000: common TO good do.
Hogs Receipts. 20 cars; slow; heavy
and workers.. $SmS.l0, pigs, SS.l0ds 20
sheep and Lambs: Receipts, cars;
50 - n 30 yearlings, $40 20, weth-
crS. Sim 425, ewes. $3.50 J.
Calves: S5q 025.
EAST BJFFALo-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Dec. q cat
tlc. Receipts, 20 head. market. quiet
am dsteady. prime steers, s64OH6.75:
butcher grades. $3n Calves. Re
ceipts, 100 head market, slow and 25c
lower; Cull - choice. $6tl 1925. sheep
and lambs. Receipts. . 900 head, mar
$6.jOFt6.J.. rull TO lair S5.50a 6.2j,
ycarliugs $I.15m5. sheep. $3Q4. Hogs:
Receipts, 2,55U head. market. slow and
weak workers.. SS.lO. pigs. $El5, mixed,
$50 n N.tp; heavy. SNHS.O5. roughs. 81
alb; stays S6H6.5O
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO.
Dec - Hogs Receipts. 1900; mar
<ct. slow. mixed and butchers S755n
30 good heavy. 80 g 50, light.
$3.50 n 80. pigs. $710m5.Sj Cattle.
tectipts, 5000. market, steady. bcevcs.
81 30 "a 20, cows and heifers. So 4OH
t.l5, stockers and feeders. $3.40H575,
Texans, 81 l0ft %; calves. -, - ~ 80
sheep. Receipts. 5000. market
steady native, S24OH415. western.
S2.i5H 10. lambs 50 - 49, j. west
cTn, S4.1ju 6 -.
Glen ELNND.
CLEVELAND. o.. Dec. - LOGS: Re-
cctptS. 2,on0 head. steady. BE- lower:
mediums aud heaNtos $50. mixed
workers., S1.3on 7.95. pigs and lights. s..
cattle: Receipts, cars. steady. sheep.
Receipts. cars, 500. calves. r.
ceipts, 100 head. S9,J
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
Barney Has Snnken

THAT mountain of baseball intellect.
Col. Barney Dreyfuss. president OF the
pirates, has spoken. Hey. Barney"
wishes 10 be placed on record as in.
forming the baseball community that
IT Is really the start that counts in
the rise OF a ball player. All that a
. oungster needs for bright future l.
- favorable start, says barney, and he
cites the case of King" Cole, of the
Cubs. to bring ont his point.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
Another VII,

ANOTHER white man - hoping. This
.im" " - Bil IIorr former Syracuse
university football star lie will en-
icavor 90 learn enough about boxing
20 Wall"p Jack Johnson. which. dear
friends will Zoe quite a task