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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11
HGbmaIdIinen.

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Dem eager oes nerftorbenen Sranf Y. @roiiaro
ertpprben babe. iiub b~tefclben in meinem 9aben
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Cunit,tlRt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11
Nbnahme Der MaSfnbr BON Aderbnn-
Grsenanifcn.

Eie anrnfoinincr Der often @cIt
mar, mic Die @eididtc leBrf. aegpp-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11

Ser 2anowirtbiha $.
Scfretar, Sr. Wilioh, ionIt ein bra.
Ter uito perbieultuoller Mann. miro
li'ebI Ieine ieinseiponnenen grfl1.
,rnnsen iiher Die 9benernng IN ben
yer. Staateu niht mebr auiredlt SIT
polten pcrlidlen, ieitoem CT Die Chat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11

Sn 3em Yorf WerSen
tdglid) beinabe boppeft 10 pieI Ser
icnen oiIrdl Nllf5iige III pertifalcr
Nidtuna b%eioroert. ipie oird) Stro.
Brnbabnen, Sod,babnen nlio Inter
ari,lbbabnen IN %borisonfaler Hid)-
tung. @Gbreno niit1lidl in aan5
saem. Dorf tdalid, 100000 @teniden
Die genonnten 9abnen betritcr, be-
inrberb ipie Die electrical engineer
ing. Soeictp" mittbeit, Die iuigefabr
5000 Ecrloncn5ii9c Der Netp.s)orfcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11

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eleinen St1btdeis ltbridspiac in
Sbio batter Sipei 9anoitreiter cine
biibid)c @eibnndltsiiberraidung. Sic
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Sbnopps ll,tergebradlt bate llb.
rid)spilIe lit nGnllid itrena ,roden.
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oen Shas entoedtelt fam man lid,
Se,feil. iilo ihren Hamid) aud. Sic
llcbeu pic Erohibition bod leben.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-14
ANOTHER QUITS
NEW BANK BOARD
d. I. Ryan No Longer Director o.
Metropolitan State-Durand Man
Denies Connection With Institution

Denis +. RYAN. OF the Ryan Bros
Knitting Co. has announced his resig-
nation from the board OF directors OF
the newly organized Metropolitan
state bank, making the fourth Detroit
member OF the board OF that insutu-
ton 10 give mp his place. Mr. Ryan
follows the example OF those before
him, and says he finds that the posi-
ton as director OF the bank wou'd
require more time and attention than
he can give, while attending 70 his
private business.
II. IL. Simpson, OF Durand, Mich,
another member of the board accord
ing TO the printed matter being dis
tributed broadcast. says his name mas
been used entirely without authority
When the proposition was hrst
talked of | said that might take
stock" said Nh simpson. but nave
never signed subscription nor nave
| ever consented 10 serve as dlrec'
tor OF the institution ! have told Mt.
Walsh that my name was not 10 De
used. but apparently. the literature
was already printed have no con-
nection with the Metropolitan STATE
bank"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-14

Mrs. r. n. Eaton Gets 100000 II
Cash; Servants Remembered.

The will OF the late Theodore IL.
Eaton, filed for probate, Saturday
morning, bequeaths 100000 in cash
TO the widow, Mrs. Eliza Eaton, the
amount to be paid in three weeks
She is also 10 receive the household
goods and one-third of the realty,
which amounts TO considerable.
All clerks and servants who have
been in Mr.. Eaton's employ for more
than five years are TO receive 500
in cash. There is a bequest OF $1,000
TO Maria Oldenheimer. of Camden, y.
J.. another OF $4,000 to Rufus w.
Clark, Jr., and a third of $500 To VIII
aiam Dennison Clark. The remainder
is TO 20 to his son, Berrien. and mis-
daughter. Margaret. in equal shares.
There are liberal requests 10 81.
Paurs cathedral, Woodward and Han
cock-aves.. provided the children die
without issue. This clause in the VIII
Is rather complicated.
The will names as executors vii
liam ]. Gray, the Rev. Rufus w Clark
and the widow Mr.. Clark has been
dead for some time. A request e.
made that the son be not permitted
to go to Europe until he is is years
of age and that he be educated as a
doctor. IL he can he induced 10 take
up that profession. The will was
made in 1907.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-14
anthony PRATT'S
SCHEME N|PPED
Schultz Refuses To Hold Up Resfgua-
ton From School Board Until
Thompson Takes Office.

school Inspector Herman Schultz,
who was elected alderman on the Re
publican ticket in the Se~erteenth
ward, says he will resign from the
school board just as soon as he Is
satisfied that Mayor Breitmeyer will
appoint as his successor a man who
WIN properly represent the interests
of the ward on that body, Schultz has
been urged 10 remain on the board
until he takes his place in tho coun-
ell. but he doesn't propose 10 play the
hog, he says.
Anthony Pratt, secretary OF the
Municipal League, called me up and
urged me to keep my place on the
board until after Jan. l, so Mayor
thompson could name my successor, -
declared Schultz to The Times. Il
told him very plainly that would
do nothing Of The kind.
Before | resign, however. | want
10 have a thorough understanding
with the mayor as TO my successor.
The people o; In my ward are great
~ interested in school matter and
they want a nan who will fiji the Of.
fice with credit"
Mayor Breitmeyer was quoted some
time ago as saying that he would APP
point Edward Piggins, whom Schultz
defeated for one of the Republican
nominations for alderman in the Sew
enteenth, as Schultz's successor in the
event OF the latter's election
Schultz would not oppose the APP
pointment, but il is doubtful If Pig
gins would accept now. because or bus
mess relations with the board OF edu-
cation, which would have 10 be sew
cred.
Schultz will call on Mayor Breitmey-
er Monday to talk the situation over
with him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-14
TO BUILD 100000 MILL.
Paper Plant VIII Be Constructed In
Canadian 500.

SAUL.T STE MARIE. Mich Nov.
l2-t SpeciaD General Manager W.
c. Franz OF the Lake Superior corpor.
alton in the Canadian 500 announced
this morning the practical completion
OF plans for the construction OF "A
81 .000.00 paper mill Work is to be-
started soon The sulphite works
are also TO be enlarged so as TO be
the largest in the dominion and com
pare fayorably with anything in the
United States.
TIE Lake Superior Corporation -
now completing works involving the
expenditure OF over $4,000. 900. This
is the outgrowth of the promotion b.
Francis T. Clergue
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-14
DRAPER is MUM.
Refuses TO Answer Questions As 70
transactions With Mrs. Oray.


Arthur W. Draper. the hnancier
who induced Mrs. Victoria Dray 10
invest 1000 in Diapers, Limited. a
company he was promoting. anu
which failed shortly after he got her
money, &as before Circuit Court Com
missioner May. Saturday morning, for
examination as 10 his dealings with
Mrs Dray.
On the advice OF his attorney, Felix
Doetsch. Draper refused 10 answer
and Attorney Philip Ntzhugh, an
nounced that he would apply 10 the
circuit court for an order committing
Draper 10 Jail for contempt
Draper was asked the whereabouts
OF his factory in Detroit; how much
stock he had sold TO Mrs. Dray: what
became of the money; how much OF
II he put in his own pocket, and how
much the other directors received
but 10 all of these he answered: l
refuse 70 answer on the ground that
my answer might inCriminate my
self "
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-14
chinese Attack Missionaries,

HONG KONG, Nov. 12-Reports re-
oeived here today indicate that all the
American and foreign missionaries in
Lien Chow. Kwang-Si province. have
escaped TO Canton, the mission houses
having been burned. the property Of
the missionaries. destroyed by mobs
Chinese troops have been sent TO put
down the rioters.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-14
Mrs. Phipps' AssaiIant Released

CANON CITY, Colo, Nov. IL.
Alter eleven months Imprisonment
Mrs. Allen F. Read, who attempted
to extort money from Mrs. Genivieve
Phipps. Of Pittsburg. by threats OF
using dynamite on her, was released
from the state penitentiary to-day. She
was placed under parole for one year
and will be required 10 report regu-
larry 10 the warden.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-14
RoIls of Butter Under Weiaht

Mrs. Anna Crystal, an aged woman,
living in Center Line, was before
Judge Phelan. Saturday morning, Tor
selling rolls OF butter below weight on
the eastern market. She was selling
rolls supposed 10 be a pound, whereas
they weighed only IL ounces. The
court warned her that she would have
to keep of the market entirely He
advised her TO remain home and care
for her children.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-14
MAY CONTROL LEGISLATURE.
Democrats Have Good Chance To
Elect Speaker in Illinois.

Democrats Have Good Chance To
Elect Speaker in illinois.
CHICAGO. Nov. 12.-Based on the
latest official returns from down-state
counties and figures in Cook county
politicians here today declare that the
prospects are that the Democrats will
control the next Legislature at Spring
field
Present returns show the straight
Democrats and Republicans tied with
Is members and that there have been
two Prohibitionists and one Indepen-
dent elected These three. II is said.
will vote with the Democrats on or
ganization Later returns are expect
ed 10 add enough Democratic men,
bers 10 give that party constitutional
majority sufficient 10 elect the
speaker and organize the committees
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same al last year
AppIes-75c Gsi 25 per eu. sssoat
BanankS-Gocd shipping stock. 81 50
"a so. according TO quality.
Bcans-Dried Lima. 6 y v &c 10.
CeierS-liome-g grown, lSW soc doz
CaulInoMer-i6 a soc per bu.
CabbaKe--Si so per bbl
California Fruits-Grapes Sl.7502
per box. pears. SO 5Oa4 per box.
Cheese - Michigan fats, II glT b5e;
York State, 17c limburger, II = q Sc:
brick, lSia ~ l9ci domestic swiss, 2l -
s:e;; imported; do asa sos per 10
Cranberries-Late Howes. S6.50Q
per bbl, S2i5 per bU.
Dstes--Persian. 6g6c per 10: Fards,
Dressed Ca;ves-Fancy 12012he
per 10 common. 9Qllc per 10.
Dressed HoEs-Light. loh ollie;
Finnan Haddies-lOis ollie per ID
F1gs-Imported. new ice per 10,
California, soc per box.
Fresh VegetabIes-Cucumb hot
house. 81 % a. so doz, lettuce. hot
.house. Sa toe per 10. head lettuce. 81 20
a so per doI. radtshes- Net house
Is ~ lSc per doE, parsley. 20 q 2oc doc
beans 81 80 CHS per IN. green beans
81 SOFA 10 per bu carrots. b0c per bu
rutabagAsr 40 per bu, parsntps. so n
G5o per bu oeets, soc per hu. turnips
t.rnpes-Pontes, Concords lie ca
c.rSpc rut-FIorida. .S75G4s5 per
Hay-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
lots. Z o b. Detroit: No. timothy
ei6y lSSO Ns it%01eS T9
straw, s7.75Qs s. wheat and cat straw
tSsOq1 Loose hay from farmers
I ~ a n
Hides-No. l cured. Toe No green
Sc: No. l cured bulls. &C. No. ] green
sc: No. cured kip. 1910, No. l green
green, Sc. No cured. calf l41sci No
$500. No 2. So so sheepskins, as u
wool ESQ Zoe; No : hides lie on kiE
Honey Fancy white l6Ql7c. amber
Tag &C; extracted; Tpse per IL
Nuts-Black walnuts. II u &c per 10
butternuts. 3h w4v per 10. ne Yshell
Lemons-GaIiforniS s75oas per box
Messinas. 81 q $50 per box.
LIres-Sl a l 95 per box.
Mushrooms-16 q soc per box
Onions - IS u zoe per pui spanish
Sl.25 per crate; picking onions. S25O9
6ranaes-California valencias. s49
$50 per box; Floridas. 50 Is q 3-15 box
PiRenpples-Florida sS.oo per crate,
Pears-common S15Oas per Dbl
Observation-Disclosures. car lots. $50 42c
per bu
POuItry-Springs, 1Iu1IAc, fowls
i0iR Gle: No. 2. 4l0C, old ROSTERS,
u zoe: geese. 12c; ducks young %
14lac; turkeys 179lSc per 10; dressed
poultry. lie up.
Rabbita-$3 per doE
sweet Potatoes - Virsinias. 81 per
bu. SlS5q19O per Dbl, Jerseys kiln
dried. $135G1.40 per crate.
TnIIOw-No. /. CSC; No 2, 5&c 10.
WocI-Medium, unwashed. 1S92lci
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-14
New Question For HallY

Secretary Porter L. Murphy, OF the
department of public works. asked
Corporation Counsel Hally, Saturday,
II a recount could be asked for on a
charter amendment. The question is
a new one, and Mr. Hally has defer.
red his answer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-14
The 500.
WEEKLY BANK sTATEMENT.

NEW YORK. Nov. The weekly
bank statement as issued today. shows
the following changes. Reserve on all
deposits, increase, S2,5S2,975 reserve
on deposits other than L. $, increase.
S2.5T3.S25 loans, decrease, S13,56i,700.
specie decrease. S43,sOO legal ten
ders. decrease. $500 500; deposits de
crease, s14945.100. circulation. inH
crease, $500. total loans, SI,2iS,3l0.-
700 The surplus Is S7,sS1950 as com
pared with {7.71S.175 last year, and
s32511625 two wears ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-14
CHARLES E. CUSHING DEAD.

BRIGHTON. Mich, Nov. L.
Charles f. Cushing. "a, died on his
birthday Of heart trouble. He was the
oldest business man in Livingston
county, being in the harness business
since 1859 He was a veteran OF the
Civil War and for many years deputy
sheriff and deputy game warden.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-14
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT Nov lt-opening hra !
in the Detroit market was QWtet e .u
unc hanged at the opening on MohuaH
IIv9rrool MAS weak and 'hltaso
steady Opening prices MONDAY :"
No red wheat $40 lltgrlnprI' =" ri =,
Man. gSigc. No 1 white "a -... e.
The corn market Is steadA AT - l"i
cash No - and 53 teC for \" tlloN
Tho uat deal Us steHdN ~ 80 a ~
standard and sac Tor cash \" Nn4le
No rye Is nrm a. 70. ana No. ~
sSc Offerings are suhll s.a-
ReHns are ia good aeWand At " VI
for cash and November. and - TOT ne
Cioverseed is in brisk demand anu
0tn al SS7S Tor prime spot $3.50 l9L
pecemher, sSS5 for March. ana - 80
10 Timothy moths seed is steady and quiet at
- ~ io' r p',,iS al Chicago Monday
Wheat rs cars; corn 1873 cars oats
ISL ears. NJ
day az s5is "a 80 1rc, corn e. q = O. oats
an 9tisc. and pork az Slol0
rs heat in Liverpool opened I'D am
was later quoted y u NJ lower. cora
Is j lower
TOLEDO. O.. Nov. 2.-Whsat-Cash,
SAFE. Dec. $3.50. May, sSSc; July,
g5c Corn--CRsh. see, Dec. as n May
5OLc. July, 50Ac. oats-Cash, ~ &c.
Dee. 81 -. May 50 ~ Jug. SOC. ~
cash and Nov SIS, "a Dec, 'S,ss = !.
March. $751; Alslke-Prime, - - .
Dee 81 Timothy Prime. and Nov.
$40 Butter egss ana nay "h-
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Nov - Grain opening
All grains were lower az IN eopenlns
Dsc. and AIay wheat on &c. Dec and
Nav corn sc lower. Dec aud Ma
oats on sc Provisions opened frae-
tionally lower,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-14
CHICACO LIVE STOCK.
CLEVELAND.
PRODUCE.

Commission men reported the usual
light Monday morning receipts. and as
buyers were rot out yet. there was
nothinl, ia sight 90 ahect prices. But
ter is very firm, anc dealers were rain
ar looking for another advance. Eggs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-14
InRRING PRICES.

baked beans. lib. so u 6nc: Lima beans,
slQl5o Corn: Fancy Maine. sllo.
Peas: Fans early June, 81 35i stand
ard, 81. soaked. sea zoe. salmon:
Sockeye, tall. So. Fat, sails Alaska
reds. 81 10. Alaska pinks, s. 25. Toma-
toes. asa SOC. succotash. SlWllO per
Coffee Packed coffee. l00-Ib, case.
SIS IS u 1880. delivered.
! Feed-Bran. $2l. fine middlings, s25;
coarse middlings, $50. cracked corn;
s2S, coarse cornmeai; s-S' corn anu
F'IOur-Mic higan patents. In wood,
best, $3.50. ordinary patents, - 10,
straight, $465; clear. S4.55 per Dbl Rye
-four $3.50 per bbl.
seed. 81 on. Diamond headligh At kero-
sene. 80: Perfection, SIC Eocene.
II Il c: crown gasoline. l5c Der gal; tur-
pentine, In barrel lots, .Solac. gal
PrOvtHlOns-Mess pork, SCI so fam
smoked hams. l5c, dry salted briskets.
14Izc. shoulders lie. picnic hams. lie,
bacon, 19a22c; lard. n tierces. 1870
1870 kettle rendered, l4A 10.
suEarS-CorTected daily by w. H
Edgsag & sons: CRYSTAL domIitnoe.s z
CUBES, s545: xxx powdered. 1855.
standard powdered. $3.50, granulated.
extra coarse, {530; fine in bulk. IS 20;
$3.50, .confectioners. A.. S515; NJ. !,
$50; No & IS 05; No s. IS; No I. s4s5:
No. s, $3.50 No 9, - SIS. No. 10, $4so:
No. IL. s475; No. 10, 40. No 10.
igan graduated, $40, household pow
dered. 5-lb cartons, Is to case. So 40:
lc-lb. cartons. 48 10 case, 1913
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-14
BUSINESS NOTES.

The Detroit Steel Products Co,
which manufactures "Fenestra
windows, has just completed a large
contract for furnishing the New York
| Central shops. in Albany. with that
type OF window Another big con
tract under way is for furnishing
the new buildings of the Solvay Pro-
cess Co. and the Michigan Alkali Co,
in Wyandotte.
Since II was announced about a
week ago that the money for the pay
ment OF the General Motors liabili-
ties was on the way there has been
considerable question as TO what had
become OF H. but IL is now announced
that the money vas not formally
turned over 10 the directors Of the
CORPORATION until Saturday. II is eX-
pected that il will be paid over early
this week In anticipation OF the re
ceipt OF this money. local banks have
let their reserves 90 lower than they
otherw So would have done and IL is
said that the arrival Of this money
vii help 20 relieve the tghtness Of
the situatioQ here
Sanford W. Laid. member Of the
laW firm OF Merriam Yerkes. Simon5
d Iadd. OF Detroit has just been ap-
uointed receiver OF the Interstate
Telephone & Telegraph Co. OF Hi
nois, by Judge Kohlsaat, OF the United
states court The company has
bonded Indebtedness OF S2.400.000 and
it's gross earnings are about si00.nDb
per year ID is one OF the most I'm
portant independent companies In
Illinois
The Rock Island system will be In
the market soon 10 lis expected FOR
600 tons OF steel rails 20 fulfll its
requirements for '9il
The rumor that the Grand Trunk
is 10 take over the Temiskaming and
Northern Ontario which Is a govern
ment road running from North Bay
10 Cochrano. has been again revived
in Montreal This time there is more
ground for 30 AZ The tonnage has fal
ion off considerable since tho Cobalt
mines have been using water power
instead of coal. and the government
! is more inclined 10 sell With the
Il, and y. y. the Grand Trunk would
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-14
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-CreameTfAs, extras 32c 10.
hrsts, 2siz dairy butter 23c. packing
stock. 21c per ID.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. 2aizc doz. Receipts on Satur-
day, 329 cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-14
PROSPECTS HARDLY
WARRANT THE RISK

PROSPECTS HARDLY prospects of the Electric
WARRANT THE RISK ann noineS 70 doubt i ultimate sue
Is S
The a
the ghofway financially interested the welfare the
prise of this there be presented for
sufficient
y attractive S neighbors warrant their investment it,
Is
small portion and have seen accounts OF profits from its
ton schemes long enough viii remember that portion the New
recolec
sale
follow all
selling
IN OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-14

have short route TO the Canadian
west. as the government road makes
a junction with the Grand Trunk
Pacific at Cochrane.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-14
lblBid ID SOLO. - splL-
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-OPeninE
Cunning a Stevens Live stock Report.

Cunning a. stevens Live stock Report
EAST BUFFALO. y Y. Nov. Ia
Cattie-Receipt gao cars. market slow.
Is A25c lower export steers. 5000
o. so. shipping steers. So % p % shlpniE-
steers. 100 70 259 lbs 100 %;
n $50. heifers, S4G5 80: cows s5a 50
Gamers. s25OdS bulls, export. s4!5n
5 10; butchers. .t6og6;- feeders, 81 90 q
so, stockers, 50 10 q AS, mixers anu
Hogs-Receipts 100 cars market 10
q ! Sc lower heavy. 81 90. workers. $40
sheep and Lambs Receipts 100 cars.
market dull AID lower toR. lambs, 300
81 25u45O ewes. $+25
Cslves-Stsady choice. sic . fair TO
good. s. 50G 9.T5 heavy 500 .
EAST FFALo-CiOse.
EAST BUFFALO. y Y, Nov II =
Cattle--ReCeipts $50 market slow ana
steady prime steers. SO $50 /. butcher
grades S5u65O Calves-Keceipts rs.
market active and CSC lower, Gull TO
I choice. S6nIl. Sheep and bs-Re
+ choice lambs. 50 75q :. cull TO fair. s. %
: 1850. vearlings So n525 sheep, SO n
! $50 Hogs-Receipts 500. market
slow and lower. Workers; sSg $40; pigs.
a $40, roughs. s. 20 q is5 stays sou
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Nov 14-Hogs-R eceipts
and butchers. g. 55qs, good heavy.
4eTf-7 s5.-rotfg+- heavy, s. 40 "A . So,
fts-i,t1S7 Sc pigs 81 60d7.s5 Cat
tle-Receipts $4,000. market steady
beeves s453GT 40. cows and heiters,
81 IS q630. stockers and feeders 800
n 5 so. Texans. Stl0d 40, calves. ~ 80
40 sheep ard Lambs-Receipts %, =
600. market I0dl5c lower. native, 81 40
a420 western. $250g42O lamos.
S45c0ss0, western, S475 q $50
CLEVELAND.
EVELAND. o. Nov l2-Hogs--
Receipts 1000. alOc lower. heavies.
ST75 Workers.. $3.50. pigs and lights.
sheen and Lambs-Receipts cars.
sss5 Calves-Receipts 100. SO
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-14
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.



DETROIT. Nov l4-Cp. Wainwright
80 p IN. saturday: BiXby. so. Earl
ing. Wissahickon, IL H. Rogers 1880
Chicago, 10, tug Nelson. Calvert. Amer
lea. II so. Niche las. / sunday morning
oliver, 3 20 Bethlehem. 3.45. Manches
ter, $40 Raleigh. 3 80. Poe Mariposa
40. Hin. $50, Holden. 40, Bicker
dixie. 7l5. Pollock, $50. w & Rhodes
Il. W l.. Smith. II 40 Shaughuessy
1850, London. 1925 y m Morrow
~ 80. Verona. Yale, 10, Mahonins
l.i5. Kensing on ?. Montana, 10 w
c. Minch. 80. Victory, ID Houghton
10. Christopher. . Burlington. 6.t0
Down Rosemount l2l5 =. m. sat
urday. Colonel 80. Glenmount. J
CVolf new, 3.1O, Mt Clemens. T.
Wnkesbarre. s. Midland Prince \ II
HaMgood, 40. shy der $40 Woodruff,
1895. Reliance. 50. SUNDAY morning.
Hayward. 80. Acadian, 1856. Noble,
10 40. Maine and large, Uranus, Knapp.
II, jerks, ill5. Edmonton, IL 20, OIL.
40. shaw. II So VI Taylor SIS.
ll5 sharples, Nye. Muncy. $50, Wolf
wood, 5
sAULT STE MARIE. Mich, Nov IL
-BoDe, ] ? 90 y m saturday blnkey.
John Mitchell, Princeton. 30 Queen
christ . y m Miller 10 40 Beatty,
10 so. Minis, m SUNDAY g Peck. s 30,
Malietoa. 1915. Murphy. y IN sun
day Hutchinson, i.56. Pressure Isle.
g. 20
Down Keewatin. 1890 = m Sat
udray. Baker. 3 Muncy, $50, Dundee.
$50 Berwind. 30. Linn, $40 Cres-
cent city. S p m; Buffalo, II 30, Wick
wire, IL 20 a m. Supnday, Donaldson,
20: Albright. Marintana, 80. TRAN
US, 1890, Alva. $. O Co. No. 81. Selwyn
Northern Light, $50; Samuel Mitchell.
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or the 100000 tons OF salt pro
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Markets and Finance

are also arm ON Auppfy and demand
conditions. and the market is tendtng
upward Poultry cleaned up IN good
shape last week, the market bein <
called steady. but the trade is loOltn-
Tor considt rHllV increase IN the re-
tcipts 20 chickens. especially this week.
which n confirmed viii mean lower
prices There is no definite informR
-ttufi-tt- iaft-i- as- Ia tho turkey crop this
year. bat dealers are looking Tor
THANKSGIVING prices To run about the
same last year