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The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
NEW BoOI>s IN PUuLiC LIBRARY.

The following new books nave been
received in the public library:
sydney W. Ashe. ELECTRICITY Expert
mentally and Practically Applied"
Design, Construction. Etc" Seiimo T..
Bottone Ignition Devices for Mo-
tors" Joseph 81. Branch Electric Wiz
ing" benjamin O. Brawley, The Ne
gro In Literature and Art" Edith y.
Browne. "Romanesque Architecture;
katherine q BusDey. "Home Life IN
America, :" Thomas w. Corbin, "Electri-
city." George T. Dawson. The Child
Christian schools ana scholars
Henry Dyer, Japan in World Polt-
ties William IL. Ennis. "Linseed oil
and other Seed OILS" Louis G. Haley.
experiments; cyril Jackson. "Unem-
pIoyinent and Trade Unions" Clifton
Johnson. Highways and BNways "f
the Rocky Mountains; Karl kautskN.
Common Weeds of the Farm and Gar
guaee. Used ny the Deaf" j. * Mac
lean, Heroes OF the Polar Seas; Mdu-
pIav." Henry L. Manning, The Fourth
Dimension Simply Explained,' James
G Mills, our Inland Seas. Their ship
rine and Commerce for Three Centur-
Wood. +" Frederick W. Peabody. The
E,ligio-medical Masquerade. chria-
tiau Science: Charles X Russell. Why
am Socialist" Mendci Silber Jew
ism Achievements" Maurice solomon
'.Electric Lamps" Robert NJ. Wcnley.
Kant and Ills Philosophical Rcvolu-
tion:" : r. Crockett. loves Young
pTeann:" Margaret Deland. Tho Way
10 Peace" r. u. Oppcnheim. The Losf
Ambassador." Randall Parrish. Keith
of the Border" Myrtle Reed, Ma steI'
of the Vineyard" Mary X Rinehart,
"'The window at the White Cat
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Dec l0.-Flour Duh
ana unchanged. Pork stronger mess.
S2Va2O5O Lard Firm. middle west
spot, s1O35Gl0f5 sugar Raw. firm.
centrifugal. % test Si.O5, muscovaiO.
81 test S35 refined. firm. cut loaf.
50 60 crushed. $3.50: powdered. si9O.
granulated Sis0 Coffee Rio No. !.
spot l3i- "a 1889. Tallow Dull: city
7lsc country, 7is a7Ssc Hay; quiet
prime. s1l0: No. 3. S5M soc; clover. So
IlSl Dressed poultry. Firm; turkeys.
IL n 27c. chickens. 10q zoe. fowls, 10 ~
17c ducks. l0g gltc. Live poultry.
Firm; geese. 12WlSc; ducks. IS q l6c;
fowls 13gt1ilsc. turkeys, l2u l6c
ROSTERS Zoe Cheese. steady. state
milk. common to specials. l2ta ali |. 4;
SKINS common 10 specials. IA lSc. full
Skins. 2G3C.
Butter Firm: receipts. 1853. crea M
cry extra. 29ls u soc, state dairy tubs,
- II 29c. imitation creamery nrsts, -
6I 24iac Eggs. Steady, receipts 0,563
nearby white fancy. she; nearby mix
ed fancy aga 45c; fresh firsts. SO y 40c.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
JOBBING PRICES. y


Canned Gsea,-App,s.: gals: ts.n. s.s'
yiQl.5l Corn. Fancy Maine. Siie:
standard. soc. Table beets. Si1sgln
Peas: r'ancy. ear.y June, sl-so. stand.
soS -; ,sII. sSakta a: s s0g'as ssls: a AIasH.
reds. Ills; Alaska pinks, ?i.2s; Tom..
toes. +SVsoc; succotasn- NVA'Ao ps'
Conee-Packer coffee. loo-ib. case.
Sls 25 a. 20. .25, delivered
eoass. ss:ssrsn m,dsinsa 81. sss % srsekss corn. @
S2s, coarse COZ nmeal. SsS. corn ana
oats chop, s2i per ton: j., .
straight. sass: clear. sass per 6bi AYE
iour. s4.sc per bbt ~,
seed. Y9c. Diamond headlight kero-
sene. Sc: Perfection. stsc. Eocsns.
llbc: crown gasoline. Ice per gal. tur-
peatine. ia barrel lots SOUS yaL
ily ;.s.so. medium clear. .sI I8zs.So.
smoked hams. l5c, dIy saited oriskets.
l4Lsc. shoulders. lie. picnic hams, lie.
bacon lsg22c: lard, in tierees. I3V
ishc; kettle rendered. LAC Id. ~
by v IA Edgar * son: Crystal DOM
noes. 2-lb. ISIS, 5-lb. $3.50, Eagle
tablets. $3.50. cut loaf, $50; cubes.
s5.5. NNNN powdered. sj.55; stand
ira coarse, $3.50. fine, In bulk. $50; In
20 Id cotton bags S5l5; Michigan
sranulated. Si.95, household powdered.
S-lb cartons. Is 10 case. 50; lib car
s. 20; .confectioners, =. sSoS: No, l.
50 10 No. = s5lo. No. $, sos: No. =,
50, No. ). Sl95. No. Q, $500; No. Z,
4s5 No s. $3.50: No. $. s475: No 10.
si55 No IA. si55; No. Is. si5S per 100
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
WON'T MAKE CITY LIABLE.
Vestibuie Ordinance Can't Figure in
Damage Suits, Says Hally.

Il can see no way in which the ordl-
nance to keep passengers out OF the
front vestibules of street cars can
prejudice the city in case OF street
railway damage suits" said Corpora
tion Counsel Hally. Saturday Like
wise il will not lessen the liability OF
a motorman for assault II he forcibly
elects a passenger from the vestibule.
The weakest point that | see In the
ordinance is that It will be practically
impossible Of enforcement. The only
way III motorman can get pas
senger out OF the vestibule II he In
sists on staying in will be by calling
policeman. and it is rarely mat a
policeman can be found along the
lines where trouble is likely to occur.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
VALLEY VIEW WORTH
A SLIGHT PREMIUM

at
mas
its
to the for
would be about
div
a
m line is
the time
OF indicate
considering
admitted excel
doubt ability OF the mine to do this
suhcen
should be taken fixing the
something the price of stock
OF this should be obvious
opinion the stock worth about although slight
common mistake of buying mnns stock on the same basis ta you
capital make the proper charges for tho
that principal has vanished
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
THIS FAMILY IS
MARKED BY DEATH
Father, Mother, Babe and Nephew
Pass Away Within Few Months
Young Children Remain.

Death seems to hover constantly
about No. 173 Roosevelt-ave. Mrs
Theresa MAjessky. "A years old, died
there Saturday morning, OF chronic
pneumonia. She was the mother ot
seven children.
In August, 1909, her baby died. Dec.
II. 1909, the father was injured at the
plant OF the American Car and Foun-
dry Co He died from his injuries
few days later A nephew then took
mp the burdens OF the family. He died
OF dropsy few months ago.
Coroner Burgess was called on Mrs.
Majessky's case.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
Won't Contest Mrs. Eddy's Will.

BOSTON, Mass. Dec. lO.-Thal
there will be no contest OF the vii!
OF the late Mrs Mary Baker G. Eddy
founder of the Christian Science
church, was the statement made TO
day By DR.. f. J. Foster Eddy. adopted
son uf Mrs. Eddy, who declared ne
spoke for himself and for George w
Glover. Mrs Eddy's son. DIR. Eddy
further said that the final resting
place of Mrs. Eddys body had not
been decided upon.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
NEGRO EDITOR IS
SUMMONED FOR
CONTEMPT
F. II. Warren's Paper Hints at
Bribery in Trial Of Theater Man
ager Charged With Drawing the
Color Line.
Judge Connolly Promptly Demands
Explanaticn-Herce Attack Made
on Pastor Fixes.

Francis II. Warren. Negro attorney
and editor OF the Informer, weekly
publication for Negroes. Will have 10
come into Judge Connollys court
Thursday. and explain certain broad
statements made In this weeks issue
OF the paper, concerning case heard
in Judge Connolly's court.
After reading the article. Saturday
morning. the Judge issued sum
mons for Warren. The summons
amounts practically to contempt
summons. Warren must either g1ve
the court good reasons for certain
statements published in his paper or
stand the consequences.
The matter referred to is the case
against Wesley Schram, manager OF
the Majestic theater. Emma DAVIS
and Gertrude Thompson, charged
that they were Disseminated against
because they were colored and bar
red from the theater. After lengthy
discussion by the jury the theater
manager was acquitted.
Following Is the Informer's story
that stirred Judge Connolly to ac
ton:
A Suspicious incident took
place just as the jury was enter
ing the jury room. One OF the
jurors tarried in the court room
fumbling with his coat and hat
and had a conversation with the
officer in charge of the jury,
When the case first started, this
! same officer was seen to receive
small package resembling
money. or course there may
| have been no connection between
| the two acts OF this officer re-
ceiving the small package and his
conversation later with the Juror,
! who apparently hung back for
that purpose. Nor yet between
either or both OF these incidents
and the verdict OF the jury. and
the Informer does not claim
there 10.
Mrs. Davis, mother OF Miss
Emma, and others were told or
these Incidents at the time and 10
look out for a verdict of not gull
~ or a disagreement If the jury
were out very long. In view OF
the verdict as thus predicted, the
incidents referred TO have at
least q suspicious lock
Attorney Frank d. Eaman defend
ed Schram.
The same issue of the Informer
contains vitrioliv attack on the
Rev Maurice P. Fixes for his denun-
citation of Attorney Robert j. Willis.
who defended the Negro assaulter OF
Miss Beatrice Hutchinson.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
CITY FREE OF SMALLPOX.

The weekend report OF the board
OF health shows that no cases OF
smallpox exists in Detroit at present
There are "A cases OF diphtheria. and
three deaths resulted from that dis
ease during the week. There are 1y
cases OF scarlet fever. The total num-
Der OF deaths in the week was l43, OF
which AZ were under the age of ave
years. There were 257 births. 1870
boys and 127 girls.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
uNION sTOCK YARDS.
PRODUCE.

The market was in "a very steady po-
sition this morning There were 40
usual light Monday morning demand
there was nothing in sight to AFFECT
prices Poultry did not clean up in
full aSturday. and there was enough
stock carried over, both live and dress
ed TO more than nil the few orders
No change was expected In the butter
market this week. Calves and hogs
are very steady. and eggs are firm Al
Appies--75 5cwyI2s p.r pu sz.6o0t
per bDi: western apples. s2.2s0 027s.
Bsnanas-Tood shipping stock. Si.5o
G2.50, according to quality.
Beans-Dried Lima, 6h 07c 10:
Ceicry--Home.gIown 15gsoc doA
Caultnow~r-1o0 " g0c per bu-
Cabbag--sl.50 per bbL
CsIifornia Fr.it.--Grapes. sl.75022s
per box; pears. {3.5oG4 per box.
York State. lie; LImburger, 161s Q17k
brick, l619 all &c. domesre swiss. 81
Q22c; imported, do. esq Soc per To-
Cranberries - Late Howes. ssQs50
Datcs-Persian. t9sc per Id: FardA
sQsbac per Id.
Dressed Calves-Fancy. 11isuI2Iso
Dressed HoSsSQshc Ib
finnan Hsidies--t0 y Vllc per 10.
Figs-Imported. new, li@1ec per Id;
FTesh Segctabies-Cucumb hot
house. s1,60m2 per doz.: lettuce, hot.
! houee, So lVc per 10: head lettuce A.,
400 35c per doz: parsley. l5 a zoe dos;
green peppers, 40Q soc per basket:
green beans. y2'SQ5 per bu. carrots,
ships. 60 csc per bu. beets. 5Oc psr
Du turnips, soc per bu, tomatoes. Cali.
fornia- s225 per box
Grapes-Ponies. Catawbas. i7Qisc
per basket.
Grape Fruit-Florida. s375a4 case
Iia1--Detroit dealers are paying this
following prices for baled hay in car
1850; siovsr. mixed. si50I55o: ry,
| straw. t175Ws. wheat and cat straw
t650W7. Loose hay from farmers
wagons on the city markets ranged
from slS -. as To qunliry,
HIfrs-No / cured. 10c: no. I green
Sc; No. I cured pulls. lac. No. ! green
iolse: No. / cured nurrain. &c; No
green. 71zc: No. cured calf. II lfc; No
! green. l45sc per 10; morse hides. No
J. 1850. No. 3 $3.50; sheepskins; as =
Monsy-Faney white. 17qIsc: No. /
/ $50 lie; amber. lao i5c; extracted. SO
Nut---I,Isek walnuts. IA 02c per 10
butternuts. ~ 1lc. per IS: new shell.
backs, "a nc per 10,
Lemons = California. si50@s box
Messinas. s6@s.5O per box.
Lfmes--si 0i.2I PEI box.
4 Mushrooms--l6i &c soc per DOE.
| Onfoas--sb " 1Oc per bu. Spanish. ti.2i
per crate: picking onions. s2.so93 PEI
orapxc.--califorhia naveIs, s275d
| $50 box; FlOridas, S2.75p3. box.
Observation-Disclosures sIso per crate.
Pcsnsoes-Michigsn car lots. sS04oc
Der hu.
Pouiiry-springs. lie; fowl. Zoe. No
e. Sase; old roosters. S99ci geese, AZ
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
Old Hudson Motor Plant Leased.

The American Auto Trimming Co
has leased from Alexander Y. Malcolm
son the manufacturing plant recently
vacated by the Hudson Motor Car Co,
at the northeast corner of Mack-ave
and the NJ. e.. r. belt line. and will use
II as their main factory after Jan. 1
The main building of this plant was
built about five years ago by Alexan
de Y. Malcomson for the Aerocar Co
IL Is a two-story brick, 400 feet lone
and "a feet wide. The rental OF the
entire plant is said 10 be at the rate
OF about $4,000 per year. Paterson
Bros. a Co. negotiated the lease.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
NEW YORK COTTON.
q. S. GOVT. BONDS.
nd quotations reported by Hayden.
RANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. Dec. l0-The weekly
bank statement as issued today shows
the following changes: Reserve on all
deposits decrease. SS,2lS225; reserve
on deposits other than L. 3, Ss,2ls,s25;
loans increase. s5,054.lO0; specie. de-
crease ss0Ip100. legal tenders. de-
crease, 81 l79s.500. deposits. decrease.
s4597 500, circulation. increase. s3i,600:
total loans. $l,7S4.134.600. The surplus
is s4.075.g50. as compared with $40.
9Sl 500 last year. and s1g. 1893 500 two
wears ago.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
FOWLER BUILDING LEASED.
Names Of New Tenants are Withheld
for the Present, However.

The Fowler building, at Nos. III
1s1 Woodward-ave.. formerly occupied
By Hunter * Hunter who were burn
ed out last spring. has again been
leased, according TO reliable report,
and workmen are putting IL in shape
for the new tenants.
Homer Warren d Co., who have
been handling the property. admit
that terms have been practically set
tied. but will not disclose the identity
of the lessee. This building is recog-
nized as one Of the best retail sites
available on Woodward-ave. 1t Is re-
ported that the rental will make a
new record for Woodward-ave. front
age.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
HAILED TO COURT, WOMAN
TELLS OF POVERTY; GETS SIS
Was Charged With Failure To Keep
Child in Sehooi-Judge Phelan
Sends Her Home Happy.

Mrs. John Mikolan, No. 1876 Wild
man-pl, was brought before Judge
Phelsn. Saturday morning, for failure
to send an eight-year-old child 10
school The woman told the court a
pitiful story OF poverty, saying the
reason she did not send the little one
to school was that the child had Meth
Ell shoes nor stockings. She said she
is the mother of seven children, the
Oldest IL years old and the youngest
six months.
The court decided TO look into the
matter. He gave the poor woman his
check for So and sent her home.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
FRENCH CHEF ACQUITTED.
<(!leo Fellow Griswold House EN-
ploys IN seif-Defense, Says Jury.

After only 10 minutes deliberation.
<ne jury In the case of Lucius f. Con.
0omme. French chef, accused in Judge
Eonnolly's court OF numbering Bern.
Aardt Carradin, fellow employe in
s1he Griswold house, acquitted the pris.
|D0er Saturday afternoon.
The jurors decided that Condomme's
ct was purely matter OF self-de
Dnse. He stabbed Carradin following
- row in the kitchen OF the Griswolt
Ouse. Professional jealousy was re
|DDonsible for the trouble between tn,
EWo men
During the course of the trial. II wa
x0ught out that the defendant ha,
Soon chef in some OF the most famous
ootaurants and cafes I'm Paris anC
S6w York.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Butter

Butter-Creameries, extras, 29hc;
nrsts 27c; dairy butter. 23c: packing
stock zoe III.
Fggs-Frosh current receipts. cases
included. 32isc doz Receipts Satur-
daV 81 cases.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
Moose lodge Appoints Committee.

(. n = meeting of Detroit lodge, No
no, Loyal Order OF Moose. held Fri.
~ evening, committees were ap.
|olnted TO take charge OF the arrange.
Hot1fs for the entertainment ot the
rnromc lodge OF the order 10 meet
= Detroit next August, and the follow.
" lodge officers we're elected. to he
@0cnlled Jan. 4: Past Dictator.
<6rIos f. May; dictator, DR.. r. X.
<nson: vice-dictator. Walter f.
1~nbie; prelate. George u. Crow !;
moont-af-arms, Leon 8. Harris: in
euord. J. Maxton; secretary,
1oo n. Buell. treasurer, ID. s. Car.
~: trustees. Dr. George q. Harris.
~ y. Bachelor and Henry q.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
BY FINANCE"


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by
withheIi
come W be car
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
LIVE STOCK.
EAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
nanniur A. Stevens Live STOCK Report.

EAST BUFFALO. n Y, Dec. -
Cattle Receipts, 100 cars sseady 6est
1900 to l.io9-l6 steers, soo 5000 So
S5T5a625, best l.100 to l,200-lb. ship
ping steers, s5.5o5..5: medium butcher
steers, 1000 to l.loo, lbs. s.. 20 $3.50;
cows, s4.5o95; fair to good COWS S325
IA: common 10 medium do. 81. 2.loa3.25: (:
trimmers- s25og3; best rat heifers
fair TO good do. s4q425: stock heifers,
S35Oq375; best feeding steers, de.
horned. s51o@5. 80; medium 10 good
ali grades. s3750t: best bulls. si75g
525 bologna bulls, $4G450. stock
bulls. ss75a425; fancy mixers and
springers. SO a SO: good to fancy milk
COED do. SS0zI40.
Hogs: Receipts. Lib cars. active
heavy and workers $50; pigs; vs..
lower; best lambs. s6.3O0 O. 40; year-
lings s5M525: wethers. Sid 4 20 +;
ewes, 1915 "a
Calves: $5m 1870.
EAST BUFFALO-Ciose.
EAST BUFFALO, y. y. Dee 10
Cattle: Receipts, 90 head. market, quiet
and steady; prime steers. $o5U4to. 10,
butcher grades. $3@6.25. Calves: Re
ceipts 100 head: market. slow and soc
lower; Gull TO choice. s575G10 Sheep
and lambs Receipts. $500 head mar
ket slow; choice lambs, S6.I5H7; Gull
10 fair, 50. "a b.oV, NtdTllnSS, 30 % -. - =
sheep, s3tl425 Hogs: Receipts. 4.250
head; market, active; workers.. Ss05 "a
$40. pigs. sS.25 mixed. SS.05; neavy,
IS a SOS, roughs. s7a 7.25; stays, s6a
675
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Dee I2-Hogs Receipts. $4,000, mar
kct steady, mixed and butchers, S7.55
as: good heavy. $1.7O4s; rough heavy.
81 50u7.70; light. S7.60us; pigs SEE
7s0 cattle. Receipts. 1000 market
lOc lower: beeves. Si35 a I. 20. COWS
and heifers. s2.25a6 stoekers ANA
feeders, SO 30n5 5.6O Texans. $4n525:
calves. $7Hy sheep: Receipts. 10000:
market steady; native, s2.50n 40
western, 81 70 "a $50; lambs. s4.5oqt $50;
western. s5q6.1o.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Dee. l0.-Hogs: Re-
ceipts, $500: market l5M 25c higher;
hea vies, $50; mixed workers.. pigs and
lights. SIS cattle: Receipts, = cars;
STEADY Lambs: Receipts. IL cars:
1855 top. Calves: Receipts. 100. So 10
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
WOOL.

WOOI.I-Boston, Dec lo.--The Com
meicial Bulletin will say OF the wool
marke. tomorrow: There has been no
change m che situation Demand :
moderate ana transfers limited 10 small
ouanti.Ics French worsted spinners
ar. tho hest customers. strictly staple
wools are temporarily neglected. There
tx no immediate prospect OF a change
for the better until the goods situation
imIroces The heavyweight season is
expected TO develop sufficient activity
to force larger demand for wool
Values steady and absolutely no pres
sure 10 unload desirable woods. The
shipments of wool from Boston 10 De.
cen.ber s. inclusive, were lS2. 1885,
pounds against 2i9. .602,S pounds for
the same period last year The receipts
To December \, inclusive. were 2t3, lao,
49, pounds. against st.3412s6 for the
same period last year.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

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Information @ n M 9"
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12


In
10, wi proper inde-
tIronC DetroI
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

Chicago does the right thing in
feeding INDECENT school children. Too
many tots are sent 10 school with
nothing to sustain them but a slate
pencil diet.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
VESSEL PASSAGES.

Detroit.
DETROIT. Dec. 1.--Down: Squires.
4 sunday mornine.
The 500.
SAULT STE MARIE, Mich, Dec. L.
--Hamonic. 10 u III. Sunday; Bayfield,
noon.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

Gisc: ducks. 1sdi6c: turkeys. isQlsc
per lb. Dressed poultry. Hens, lsR
i2nc; springs, ls@lSHc: ducks. lTW
lsc; geese, 13u1tc; turkeys. 20g22c TO-
Rabbits--S2 Per doH.
sweet Potatoes--Jerseys. kiln dried.
81 35 Ul40 crate.
Tsiiow-No 1. ssc: No. .. sSc ID.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

Sob Pristisa Done Right. Times
rrintinu Co, No. rs John r. st Call
Main 1898. CT City sass.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
ToLEDO GRAIN AND PRODt CE.

TOLEDO. O, Dec. NV heat. taah
Corn: cash f9c Dee. isi3c. May.
495s @: Iuly. 5ossc. oaLs Cash and
Dee, S5l4C: May. 37Sc, July. 36 - .
EVp No . SIc. No .. soc Clover
seed cash. Dee and March. S9.l1 4
Npril. SS92t. Feb. S9.20 Alsike
prime ana Dee, 50 90 Timothy Prime
aud Dee. si60 Butter, eggs and hay
fapwel
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
CuIC,co GR.I~ OPENING.

CHICAGO. Dec l2--Cirdin openlns.
per. aud MAY wheat were M Sc at
tht. onenirg Dec. ~orn up nc. Ma,
a. higher Dec oats up sc. May
unchanged Provisions steady 10 frac-
iiouaIly lower
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
BUSINESS NOTES.

The report OF the American Railway
association shows net surplus OF
idle cars on the lines OF the United
States and Canada OF 2S,393 on Nov.
23. compared with 1851, two weeks
previous.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

According to figures compiled from
% cities by the Construction News,
construction permits for November
have fallen of from the 1909 record.
r. ere were l4.453 permits issued last
month and the estimated value OF
the buildings was S55 G70.35j. against
1902 permits representing an esti-
mated value OF S56.476.7S9 In Novem-
be-. 1909. Detroit showed "a loss OF
uer cent
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

Supply Co. was the distributing agent
for the Shelby Seamless Steel Tubing
Co, and the new owners VIII act as
distributors for the National Tube Co.
In the district covered by them. w. VI
Roberts. formerly with the Excelsior
Supply Co, will act as manager oi
the Detroit warehouse for the Clevcl
land Tool a Supply Co.
According 10 railroad men whose
opinions were canvassed by the Wall
st. Journal the prospects for neXt
year are not rosy, business conditions
indicating a general slackening. The
railroads have been holding of from
making extensions and are economic
ing along all lines pending the de
cision Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission regarding the rate In
creases. While the panic talk heart
short time ago has quieted down. I
is the consensus of opinion that tn,
policy OF retrenchment Will continue
for some months TO come.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

Directors of the American Wooden
Co. have declared regular quarter
ly dividend of 3-i per cent on its
preferred stock. making total OF
sS!.25. which has been paid on each
share OF this issue. Transfer books
close Dec 81 and the dividend is pay.
able Jan. It.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
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The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, Dec. l2-opening: Wheat
in Detroit Is up &c from SATURDAY >
close The tone was firmer In both
Chicago and Liverpool Opening prices
Monday. Cash and Dee, No. red
wheat. 80 S.e: May. sac, July. 10 "a g
No. ! white S4atc.
Corn is steady at 53c for cash No. :
and soc for No. = yellow.
oats are steady and in moderate de-
mand at soc for standard and 80 - c
for cash No. 3.
Rye is steady az sac for cash No
and S3c for No. ..
Beans are duh and easy at S2.OS
for cash and So for Dec.
The cloverseed market IL nrm and
active AT 50 for cash prime and Dec,
S9.O5 for Mare ahnd 81 FOR prime al
sike.
Timothyseed Is steady and duh AZ
S4.40 for prime spot.
Grain receipts at Chicago Monday:
Wheat. 20 cars. corn, 3S3 ears oats.
2l5 cars.
May wheat in Chicago opened Mon
day at 96ES a 80 !. c, corn at - = ~ - "a G.
oats al 34ssc and pork at SIS 10.
Wheat in Liverpool opened 80 lower
and was later quoted = sd hlghef.
Corn was A. a "A Il higher.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

The Detroit United railway reports
gross earnings OF Sl60.5lG for the
third week in November. an increase
OF S2l S72 over last year. Gross earn
ings from Jan. l are $S.32l 1886 an III
crease OF $l.ll2,716 over last years
figures
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. Dee. 10.--Butter: Extras
2Sc; hrsts. 25 l3c: dairy extras. Zoe,
firsts, csc Eggs: Prime hrsts. 3Sc;
firsts. Gle Cheese; Skins. 14Q14A =,
young Americas. 14la l4&. c. Live
poultry. Fowls, llmllhc; ducks, IL
aCl3iac: geese. I01t l0i&c.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

fhe Cleveland Tool a Supply Co. OF
Cleveland, o.. has purchased the
stock. fixtures and good will Of the
Excelsior Supply Co.. at No. 20 At
water-st. east. and will carry on the
business after Dec. II. The Excelsior
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
NEM YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.--Bar silver:
London. 20 Sc: New York. 5+h. De-
mand sterling. 81 500 S535