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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-22
GAYETY.

Rose Sydell. who mas been comns
- Detroit since the city was a cos.
Dads village. opened week. en-
gagement in the Cayety, Sunday ar
tcrnoon. with one OF the mites.
aggregations that has cavorted in tho
lafayette-hlvd. home Of burlesUe hi.
season Rose has apparentk lost
none of her popularity or he pova-
% entertain. and her entran, 10 the
stage was signal for contiHed an.
plause.
Miss Svdell TOOK the par OF tie
girl from Sherry in farchl *.
travaganza entitled The Gil From,
Sherry's. Her figure is nd longer
1.-the. bur she carries her aHdupoi,
we'll. ami wears pretty clotha Sh,
vas supported by lively citus Of
pretty girls. for whom the Anace
ment was not stingy in provide st n.
ming costumes.
Dewey Campbell. a funny ms who
~ always favorte in Detroit ken,
he audience in laughter most : the
time. and he was ably assisted Bill
Willard and +. l.. Flester.
The olo numbers included BNc,t
{: Rose. the Italian and the ToutNu
lard Bros, trick bicycle riders. u,h
their trained dog; Campbell and en-
her, in a laughable talking act. wch
III interspersed with several artic
living pictures. and the Yankee Dove
quartet.
The show was voted winner by,
audience that packed the theater
he doors. Next week the Behmil
show will be the attraction
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-22
FAMILY HAS CLOSE CAL
Eoused From Burning Homeey
Nciuhbors at Midniuht.

But for the fact that several nel.
living in the neignbOrhood we're L..
ing about the streets shortly ar
midnight, Monday. the family OF }.
seph r. Krauth. No. &C Wilkins.
right have been burned TO dea
Tire broke out i'm their home and I.
whole interior was mass of fam,
when neighbors broke In the doc,
and aroused the family.
Four children, ranging i'm axe from
two TO 10 years. were carried out b,
the rescuers. while the parents wer,
atle TO make their own escape. a;
were cared for by neighbors. Tho
family dog cocker spaniel. wa;
roasted to death
The family saved little clot him
AM some furniture. Mrs. Krauth sd d
Monday morning, that she felt worse
eve the loss Of the family dog than
op1hing else.
The dog was a great favorife with
erhildren, said Mrs. Krauth. AMI
care Eeart-broken over her death
lN had sold her year ago. when
w offered 800 for her.
> tkrduth said that he had no idea
hoNe fire started. The house IS
owieby Robert Young. living ON
fe's,e. Upwards OF 81 1000 dl,n.
age NdUne to the residence.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-22
THE AGE


lYCk
There Is no deaf 4,
The Flirting PriL. "o 49, n
Singers latest offerii os -,
musical farce. which .ao -.
NO., -; SSna.day after
an ample wardrobe $780,
pretty girls TO displa! P'sn
changes Of costumes an 49,
selves heard in the ense '" IT,
lyrics are by Joseph y. o.,
the book by Iiough a a." , "a
trio has turned out bette. ITS
The Flirting Princess 10,
ter is entertaining for the'o 80,
Harry Bulger heads the P
does some good work in the. NV.
OF Sport" Bangs. although ~.
petually solemn countenance>
itself conducive TO great hi,' =,
spite OF his serious mien.
he manages 10 keep the ~
amused with his songs and e
versational witticisms. "
The flirting princess. 4.
piece. Is an Egyptian beauty VIZ
Ned her native country TO escapS
rying the man her father has +
out for her. and she goes about
ming mems hearts only 10
them, for once she has kissed a
she loses interest in him. She
In with Sport" Bangs. who re
to be kissed. and induces him 10
tend he is her husband so that
fathers emmissaries can't take
back TO Egypt. Being already
ried. Sport" finds himself In
rather embarrassing situations.
The story Is carried through
acts. with frequent Interpolation
songs, dances and other move
some OF which are quite refreshil
their newness. One OF the best
In the show is the Vampire dan,
the close Of the first act. This 1,
on by Miss Eulalle Jansen, who
the princess. and Charles A. Mo
Both are accomplished artists an,
story OF the Vampire woman Is ,
ed out in detail, a black velvet
tain forming an appropriate setti
The second act Ia featured BY
Apache dance. which has been
In Detroit on previous occasions.
Dale Fuller. as Aramina Bang
PRODUCES a rather unique stage
ton and incidentally displays a
pleasing voice.
A popular presentation OF I
Bernsteins The Thief" is under
ed for next week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-22
ROYALlST STRIKES BRAND.
Premier Reels Under Blows. But
Urges Soldiers 70 Protect His
Assailant

PARIS Nov 21.-while Premier
BRAND was walking with President
Falliefes. sunday, a Young Royalist
struck him twice in the face. NJ.
BRAND reeicd under The blows. bur did
not lall As friends rushed 10 assist
him the premier shouted - am all
riEht; We must protect my assailant.
The assault stunned the crowd for
moment. bat soon shouts OF XIII
him were uttered and dash was
made for The young Royalist lie was
kicked and beaten and badly injured
before he was rescued by he repub.
lican guards The prisoner gave HE
name as Lecour. and said he wished
10 strike Al the republic in the person
OF ~ BRAND
The assault occurred during the dod.
ication Of monument 10 Jules Ferry
the French statesman, in the Tulieries
garden.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-22
noSro> COPPER MIRkET-CIoss.

Artz Coml l7t4. Atlantic =, AICaa
az, AIlouez - Ndven So. Ros 4 COR
49,. Bos Elv =. Butte coal 20 ?.
So. cen IS. chief -. chino - a. Ia 3
Vest a.. Davis palv =. Fast Entte
i3i4 First Sat -, Frs ilSIi, w.. -.
g Grecra can & Hancock 26. Ind - -.
Inspiration -. isle Rovale 2oii2, Kerr
Lake -. keweenaw : =, La sale y -
Rose a.. Lake -. Miami 90 Mohaw <
%ipiSsing lc-s. North butte 3S. y
Lake s. ohio cop ]. Quircy -. Raven
-, Bav Cons 205s. shan 49,. sup cor
49,. sup & PITTS liss. Tarla regN -
I. SCnaelt 3sa4. DO " y L, Wiu"n'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-22
<Exx yuRK pRODUCE

NEW YORK Nov 3l.-Flour Dun
and unchanged Pork: quiet: mess,
$3.50 Lard Unsettled middle west
SPOT sI0.s5 q 1928. sugar: Raw,
steady; centrifugal. 90 test. 81 3. mus :
e.. Vado 50 test SO refined. quiet, cut
loaf. s6. 4c: crushed, $3.50; powdered,
$f7e. graduated 81 so Cores Rio
No = on spot l2s. u l2T. G. TalloW
quiet city. Sc; country ~ q So 6.
Hay; steady. prime, $l.l5, no. T. 500
acc. clover. 603 90c Dressed pouItrI
strong. turkeys. lsG 2sc: chickens, 10
a e2c fowls 10H isc; ducks. l2p zoe.
Live poultry: Irregular. geese. 1870
l4c. ducks 11nlSc. fowls. - q 10 nc
turkeys. llG 22c; roosters. Toe Cheese
Active firm: state milk. common 20
specials l3dl7c. skins, common 10
specials AZ Hi2'.c full skins 2is 2
. &C
Butter ban receipts. 5.573: cream
cry extra. 3Oi2 a sic: state dairy TUBS.
>. n S1c. Imitation Crea mery hrsts. 90 .
n a5C Eggs. quiet, receipts. 4.s25
nearby white fancy. 80 n Doc. nearbT
mixed fancy. 3SHi@c fresh hssts, 81 q
g
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-22
SiN1tXER TALKS.
-. Delivers Three Al
Detroit.

Charles Er 49,,
- a. ,o.a lawyer and one
-, ,ho day gle tax advocates
D,,rai, S.,,,-a}ree addresses in
general public VI 'un'a.
OF these, howev ~. - ~.
Crni., a,,an of Our Father,
Must wages be 80 =,
20 80 NC ~"'frst of a serieI
curing the winter. :"
,ns,,aa "ai,,e The single tax
ra -, hose of Heury
~ - his teacher.
~ 49,. esat =" engle tax lies
- Soa"ou VI 'ne bic problems
'ne Which is the
49,. nd labor.
- .u' u"' ''S Ndams vas
ciation. of Detroit. in anona, in
the Tuiler. when h. sri an "I,..
can labor and capital bconciIed :,
He suggested. as q soil -, 80
) ,o",elI', ,ne penehcihi Nrship OF
me ianu y! me people in this
: o'ihe,.tiot NC uiscdsSeu ahgth the
advantages OF the ancient 10, eve.
TEN OF government.
On his arrival IN the citA,,rlav
afternoon. Mr.. Adams was, !,
I'D 'se ~ ,he LAWYERS clnhd wa
IS sueS' q. an inior'nal iuAon u
he Berghoff cafe. Here he .ns.e,
he supreme court. declarinh,t -
yas not an infalliblc tribunal ,ba,
''ooS'Ve"' VA cri''c's'ng 'hat ., ha,
rot exceeded his rights as iz.u
lis talk made distinct hit " IN.
avyprs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-22
aoSToN COPPER LETTERS.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone q Co. Nov. 81
The early session Of the Boston cop
per market has been devoid OF feature
with trading exceedingly duiet ne
tone continues fairly strong. Ther"
has been some activity la East Butte,
which sold at 1914 North Butte; on
the other hand. has heen traded ~
"a ri,- win subsequent reaction 20 80
Surcrior Copp-r sold At 49, = gain -
=. Raw Cons sold a = -. % gain 81 -.
Trading in the copper llst - . Wh"Ir
bas been confined 20 odd lots Othrr
deuartments az the market are equally
as quiet with prices on the whole un-
Charged American Agricultural 'hem-
- odd ~ a.. which is declIne ~ :.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-22
REAL BLOOD is SHED
in TWO FRENCH DUELs
Count Raymond De castsllane splits
Opponents Arm-None Of Partiei'
pants 10 Seriously Hurt.

Opponents Arm-None OF Partei-
pants 10 Seriously Hurt
PARIS, Nov. 2l.--Real blood was
shed In two French duels today,
Count Raymond De Castellane split
ting Count DE LEstang's right arm
In the first duel and Georges Casella
punching HIS 1.-the rapier through
Jean Marnoid's rish arm In the see
ond affair None OF the participants
was seriously wounded and honor was
perfectly satisfied.
The encounter between d Castel'
lane and De LEstang followed a
brawl in skating rink. DE L'Estane
didn't like De Castellane and during
the grand parade. when the elite OF
French society was trying TO skate
and be graceful at the same time, De
LEstang tripped Count Raymond,
causing him TO fall with unseemly
lack of dignity To the icy floor. Ray.
mond. with that fiery impetuosity OF
the De Castellanes, that was no often
manifested by Count Boni. his cousin.
when he slapped his wife. immediate.
ly sent his second TO wait upon De
LEstang. and Swords and coffee"
for two were arranged.
The codo duello OF Napoleon was
invoked, and this morning at day.
break, just as they do in novels, DE
Castellane and De IEstange and
itheir seconds, met beneath the great
Ferris Wheel. near the Champs De.
mars. The two principals were attir.
Id in conventional black and wore
bft shirts. open at throat, TO show
maat neither wore coat of mail.
onhile this was gentleman's affair,
was thought best to be on the safe
two.
S otey selected their rapiers with
test deliberation. bent them double
s In est their temper, gazed n: the
bits K sun. rs they really believed IL
@ at be their last look: listened tn
put 1roling birds az though they
lays sly thought II might be the last
gan. and then stood EN- garde"
the she second round De Castellane
'ork' on his superiority with the foils
cur or ctators looked 10 see him dis.
lg rfoe with a twist OF the wrist
the dono; hot blood was not to be-
seen Jipe castellane thrust forward
Miss ond erpent darts upon Its prey"
/, in his Ford pierced the muscles OF
,rea- hn,ris wordarm. De L'Estangc,
very =, ,hcopped his rapier and stood
Da 10y OF his cruel enemy. But
Ienri enc, ne did not kill him on the
scor. ~ .ench duellist would stick
uon an unarmed foe.
,,.nnning thus been repaired
nrno,vrched up De L'Estange $
,ette I'm an l.
Il as Casella wnt the" were NJ ".
Id at he punche oest sWorusiiian' anu
'pots Marnolds rross'rheI 'hIuue"
and had done e" 40 oe .,
the more honof -a''"ee i""-
.dNPUkPu.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-22

si.b0Gi.TG per bu. carrots. soc per bu;
futabagas Zoe per bu. parsnips. 500
ebo per Ibn: beets, soc per eu; turnips'
Grsp~s-Poniss. concords. ITO; Ca
Grape Frait-riorids. s37se<.ss per
case.
Hay-Detroit dealers are paying the
lots. Z. O. b Detroit: No timothy.
new. sisdis so; No. timothy $3.50
1850; clover. mixed. $50 1880; rye
ss6o67. Loose hay from farmers.
wagons on the city markets ranged
from sisg22. as TO quality;
Hid~s-No. cured. ioci No. I green
Sc; No. cured bulls, &c. No. green.
&c: No. cured kip. loisc. Non green,
&c; No, cured murrain. &c: No.
green. Sc; No. cured calf. i.Hc; No.
green Use per ,sS S ss..S 1iSs: se
wool. eSdl7kc; No. hides. lc or: kip
and calf. iifc on
Houry--.fancy white. ieai7c; amber.
Ieg lie: extracted 5Nsc per ID.
Nms-Rlack walnuts. isd2c per III;
butternuts. : n v4c pes Id: new she'll
backs iQit.c per 10
observation-disclosures. s7soas per box;
Messinas s69S.So per box
Limes-si9 per box
Nushroou.s--l5f5 0c per box
| Onions-s5 n zoe per bu: spanish, 81, "a
per crate: picking onions. s2.5ou3 per
bu
Ornures--Caiifornta Nalencias. $40
$50 per box. Floridas. s3.2bqS.76 box.
Observation-Disclosures $3.50 per crate,
P~.rs-common si5o@. per Dbl
Petatocs-Michisan car lots. SsQtsc
per bu.
Pouitvy-Springs tsal2hc' fowls.
a Zoe; geese, l2c: ducks. young, lag
i4i.c: turkeys lee III. dressed poul-
try. lie up.
Rabbits-S3 Per dor,
sweet Observation-Disclosures. 81 per
bu. 81 s5fls0 per Dbl; Jerseys. kiln
dried, sl.Skml.&o per crate.
TaIiow--No I. exc; No :: 6Se 10
ens "nwnshed. iaQisc per ID.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-22
I.v out Boundary.

America nand Canadian members
,s fhe international Waterways con-
n,,.sIon will meet in Buffalo. Dec. .
80 consider establishing the boundary
10 :. ,vecn the United States and Can
ia on tho great likes. under treat
- laos. The commissioners are Gen
~ ~. Ernst, Washington. ID. G.:
,.scxcf clinton Buffalo. and +. l..
4. ssrl, Jthacssr M w represen'ing
,,,r elJpited states, end Georse-e. ''4h-
,,.,us lprdcns Louis Costa. Ottawa.
"a w 4 stewart. Ottawa represent
a., Tie Canadian governments.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-22
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times ny Faine.
Weber & Co. Nov. 2l
There was weaker opening on tho
New York stock exchange with prices
off II to - due 10 lower cables shorts
covering rallied the market somewhat
from tho earlier low prices but trading
was CeUorally dun ard price changes
fluctuations within q narrow range
Union Pacific and steel. az for some
tirnc past. Constituted tho bulk 81 tho
sales General Electric was uoticea bly,
strong with an advance Of ~ points.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-22
Markets and Finance

yellow. ears at 47lsc. Oats: stand
ard. cars at S4iac: No 2 white. ! car
al 34c. Rye: Cash No. 1, soc; No z
7sc Beans Cash. sel0 bid: Dee.
t205 bid Cloverseed Prime spot, 20
bags at sss5: Dee. $50. March, s. 40 (.
sample. IL bags at sSeS. rs az $40, 20
at 81 so. 10 at $7e5. IL at -. IL az 80
prime alsike. SIS; sample alsike;
bags AZ stT5 rimothyseed; Prime
spot. s420 nominal
Receipts In the Detroit market Mon
81 wheat. OF corn. 90 oats ana OF
rye Withdrawals were 200 bels OF
Hour. es.00i bu OF corn and M M OF
rye stocks are to7,655 hu OF wheat,
al7.siS bu or corn, iS3,i2h bu OF OATS
and s..24 IN OF rye
Receipts OF wheat Monday, Minneap
oils 400 ears against 1l5 wear ago
Duluth. It4 ears. against 5Ss, Wnnl-
peg ass cars. against go: ST l.oHl>.
i6. 600 bu. against 5000 bu Kansas
city. l3l ears against lSa.
Worlds wheat exports last wees
were i4s6OOOO bu. OF which Russia
furnished s.sss 900 bu and the Danube
q ESQ 900 bu
Wheat on passage increased 100000
bu last week
Minneapolis wheat stocks decreased
IS 600 iu or two days -
Primary wheat receipts were l,oVo' >
Gee hu AGAINST sos 600 IN year ago
Liverpool wheat closed T., "a hlNh-
er
The visible supply ~ wheat Increased
iscl Gee bu last week. OF corn. !ncreas /.
ed $4,000 bu. and NJ oats decreased
AS. 900 bu
Exports Of wheat and ropr Monday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-22
BUSINESS NOTES.

Dealers in Chalmers motor cars VIII
hold a convention in the Chalmers FAC
tory next week, beginning Nov. % and
continuing through Dec. /. The meet
ing will close with banquet in the
Pontchartrain on Thursday evening, at
$3.50. Dealers from all sections OF the
country are expected 10 attend.
The Walker L. Frank Brick Co. has
just fled articles OF incorporation with
the secretary of state. putting the cap
italization of the company al $4,000.
The company operates brick plants in
Springwells and has been a partner
ship up to this time With the incor-
poration. William Walker, who has
heen connected with Grinnell Bros.
for several years, is taken into the
firm. The Offices OF the company are
In the Hammond building
William Logan, who has been in the
pork.packing industry for % years and
has been superintendent for Parker.
Webb e. Co. i'm Detroit for the last p
wears. has retired from active service
In token of the esteem OF his asso'
clates he was presented with purse
of gold. Saturday. and the firm added
A substantial check. Mr.. Logan Oegau
his career in the industry in Belfast
i'm 1856. and came TO New York IN
loo. His successor is \. w. Cush
man.
The American I.umberman prints
the following under a Detroit date
Tine. There has been perceptibl
falling of in the retail trade. The
-lunp is natural AT this season, oi
some OF the dealers say that " u
gomswhat more pronounced than va
expected. although there is no occa
sion for alarm. Automobile body max
ers are running light, owing TO In,
temporary slackening in the demah'
sor cars. One concern with capaci'l
for turning out 100 bodies day, u
manufacturing only 40. Another lar q
uIant has closed its woodworking de
uartment and is devoting its attention
70 trimming and painting bodies.
majority of the local motor car 'ac
tories arc running half or one-thlIt
rapacity. A quickeling OF activity d
locked foi soon after [he first OF lh'
year. however. when the show seaso'
starts. liz other branches OF fA'
,.on6worlxing Industry. conditions ~
vas.Iv different The furniture 20
sor,ss arc busy. while sash and ioo
aaaFers are behind their orders Coz
,rarx TO some reports that have gon
ant the local yards almost without 81
csption are well stocked. One est
nate places the stock on hand in p'
.s.,s ana enyirons ST 200,000,000 fee
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-22
DEATH TAKES MISS MCKNIGHT.
Popular Young Woman Passes Away
Following Operation.

Miss Elizabeth Mcknight, % years
old, daughter of William Mcknight.
No. 395 Congress-st. east. died In Har'
per hospital. Sunday evening. follow
ing an operation on Thursday OF last
week for an affliction which set in
about two years ago. She was an
active and valued member of Christ
Episcopal church being especially
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-22

prominent In the Girls Friendly so
ciety OF the parish. For 20 years she
lived in Detroit.
The following brothers and sisters
survive. Mrs Peter Anderson, of
Birmingham. Mich; Mrs. Thorllleson.
OF Cleveland, o.; Mrs. Craig and Miss
Agnes Mcknight. the latter twin Of
the dead girl. living at the parental
home and George. David and VIII
liam, OF Detroit
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been made. hut the burial will likely
take place in Woodmere cemetery,
Wednesday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-22
PRODUCE.

EariN MonaaF morning - not usually
- very busy tim" with commit sion men.
Hut Just now the market ~ showing
he ureliriiuarE stirring Incident 10 the
season Their. was no live poultry in
and FOR The rest Of the week the re-
.,eIrt~ VIII be- very larscly country
dressed Receipts 81 the la1tcr iuclud-
.d all kinds ~ poultry. but there was
no. enough ~ any Kind TO hll tho de-
uaud. amt the market for tn" week
oBened fairly firm No change in but
t.r was looked for, bat the egg mar
kct ~ liable to advance at any time
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-22
CHIC AGO GRAN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine
Weber q Co, Noe. Il
IL has been a choppy market IN
wheat all morning Local trade ala
not take the Argentine frost news Tor
it's face value although Liverpool ana
Rerifn were strong and higher The
fact that wheat in North Argentine Is
either being cut or nearly ready Tor
harvest. made the trade skepttcal about
~ frost news Decrease OF l50. 900 bu
M MINNEAPOLIS, the first in many
weeks, and many fear that direct prI-
yate ca blea from south OF the equator
might bring confirmation OF Arsehtihr
ron damage either from frost or
drought. apparently keeping the trade
a little nervous and a little inclined to
eli
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-22
HNIITI ~,

= rorSotten en- the sidrlines.
I'm wotchin, cold ana forlorn,
In sort of 80"
ar was born
poad anxt1s In my blanket
While tho Natprcah IN the game.
Are PLAYING Npuus
Say amt IL w"
INN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-22
lboat Is IN Condition.

10y. Mass, Nov. 21.-rom
ionsp. the Onondaga indian. he.
gan FISHING touches OF his train.
I'VE ~ 4 Al. Shrubb az the Mo.
cnI l, lding. Thanksgiving day
peared tt IN linton cond,,ion 'p.
'e. n,a. >, he would beat hi,
80 ~ . - for the Il. A. A course
" NV ''"Te a chance TO run IL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-22
BROKERS' DUE IN COURT.
currie ard Case Appear Before Judge
Connolly, Tuesday.

Cameron Curie ANA Louis ~. Ca,
viii appear IN Judge Connolly 'scou'i
Tuesday morning, to answer 10 one
~ the embezzlement charges pending
AGAINST them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-22
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-CreaIneries extras. $40 TO-
firsts, 2Slc; dairy butter, CSC; packing
stock, 20i5 per 10.
Egxs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. 30i2c per doz Receipts on
Monday, 3si csses
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-22
.rnIEnn GRAIN ND RODUCE.

ease. Dec. Csc: May. 9gSc; July.
eiIc corn: cash 52tsc; Dec. 46iac;
May. 4sisc; July. 4ss.c oats. Cash
S4c: Dec. 80 y May SO nc July. 80 z G.
Rye No .. soc; No ;. &C. Clover
seed. Cash and Oct. 30. Dec. So s2 = .
March $3.50 .Nlsikc: Prime, $3.50
Dec s. Timothyseed. Prime and
Nov. $40 Butter. eggs and hay un-
CHANGED
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-22
CLEVELAND.

Glen ELAND Nov Clogs Re
ceipts $500. steady, mediums nike!
and workers. $40, pigs and lights,
S725 Cattle Receitps. is cars, steady
sheep. - cars. s6 % top. Calves Re
ccipts 900 head. 50 ~ TOP
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-22
Appie---7sc dsl.25 per bu, $500 s
ner Dbl. western apples. s225n2.1b.

per Dbl: western apples s2.95927b.
Bsnanns--Good shipping stock $3.50
G. 30. according TO quality.
ueans--Drird Lima. 6h m7c ID
tcIcry--tf ONE grown. i ) n zoe doz
GauIInawrr--iaff fnc per bu
,abbans ---S 90 per bhl
california Fruits--Giap es si.151f
De-. ho< pears. f3.5Ual per box.
Cheese - Michigan fats. l1Tl7Hc:
York state. lie. LimbuTger. l7ls q lsc:
brick ISL a l9C, domestic swiss. 2i9
70 imported 10. - . 5Oc per Ito
CrnnLrrries--latr ll"W"S. ft.On y
per biol. 8, - ties bu,
pr1---r,rsilu. 81 Gc per lh. Yards.
.SDal.n PEI 40.
Dressed Calves Fancy. ia l2ia c
per %. common. ~ lie per ~,
Dressed Ii"RS--. n roc per 10.
Truman liza idic---io - ~ ~" per 10.
FIrS-tn,poftc1 New, i@e yer 10.
t'aii sornia s.. pcr hoN.
Fr~.h ,eE~'nbIe--,'ucunii bot
houue s. o5.t 50 doH. lettuce hot
house. ~. loo prt d. be.t3 lettuce ;tf5
i.sp re doz. redi 'l,cs. lot house
/. ais, Uor doz, parsley, 20 CSC doz,
green peupe,s e5c per basket. wax
beans, 5000 l,'S per bu, sresn beans.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-22
>rN YORK MONEY.

sew NORE. Nov. 2l-Money on cali.
-, por cent Time money 4i7 per CEN
for - months bar silver London.
s5i.r New York. j5is Demand ster-
Upg 81 9ST So
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-22
CHICAGO GRAN OPENING.

CHICAGO. Nov at--Grain opening
Wheat showed advances at the OMEN
ing Dec wheat up nc; May lac hlRh-
or Dec corn off Y c; MAY unchanged
Dec aud Nav oats unchanged fro-
visions showed fractional declines
Close All grains showed losses on
the days trading Dee wheat on 'sc'
Man of &c Dec and May corn lost
&C Dec and May oats ! G lower PRO
visions generally showed fractional de-
Clincs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-22
sENAToY nrAo

,i,Il-r q ~ Nov 2i.-tsre.
-. .u.,,o,n ate senator. die 4
'h's "i'' N0'n' art failure.