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The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
JOBBING PRICES.


Canned Goods--Apples gals, 80
baked beans. l-ih sou coo: Lima beah ~ ;.
slml.5O. Corn-sfancy Maine VI ~
standard, S5e. Table beets. . =. ~
Peas--Fancy. early June. 81 % s.a,,u-
ard. 81. soaked. sou zoe. salmon
sockeye. tall. s2.l5, Hat ST. aiash"
reds, 81, 80: Alaska pinks. 81 -. Ioiha-
toes. asa soc suceotash, H&llV per
doz.
CoS~~-Packet coffee. ioo-lb case,
sls.25n 20.25. delivered ,..
Feed-Bran. s2l fine middlinss 20
coarse middlinRs, $50, crack"u Soih,,
$23. coarse cornmeaf va corn anu
oats chop. s2l per ton.
Fiour-Mich igan Patents. In wpo99gs.
best $3.50; ordinary patents, sf,,23'
straight. si;es; clear, $500 per Dbl
OiI-Raw linseed. soc; boiled I'M
sene, sc. Perfection, she; Eoeene'
IL nc. crown gasoline loo per sai' TUT
pentine. In barrel lots, s0ige gal
Provtslons-Mess pork, WI ooi ia IAN M
ily. $3.50 medium clear. 80
l4lac; shoulders. lie. picnic hams. iis'
bacon. l9u 22c. lard, in tierces, l3W
iSiac, kettle rendered. lane 10. AN.
by y 4. Edgar 4 Son cry = t a0 N :.
tablets. $500: cut loaf, s6lo; cubes.
So 25 NN.>N powdered. $3.50; stand
ard. powdered. $3.50. grannlated. extra
)25-lb cotton bags s5.l5; Michigan
granulated. S495. household powdered.
5-lb cartons. Is TO case. 50; / lib car
tons. as TO case $3.50; diamona ~
500. No. ,. $50: No. 3, s50b; No. !.
SIS No. ). s4s5. No. 6. si.sO' No. .
SASS. No 5. 81 So No. y. s4.75 No. 10.
sac, No. II. s4.65; No. IL 800 No -,
si.55. No. IA. s455' No. 10. $500 per 100
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
Goes GUNN|NGFOR
JACK JOHNSON
Chauffeur Is Arrested as He Lies in
Wal. for Pugilist Near
His Home.

CHICAGO. Dec. 27.-That Jack
Johnson's heavyweight champion
ship career came near being
ended by bullet, became known
here today, when the big pugilist ap.
peared TO prosecute CASTOR lie Fait.
his former chauffeur. who was arrest
ed after he had cleared out Johnson's
home with a revolver.
lie Fait, Johnson says, appeared at
the pugilists home last night and ask.
ed for him. Told that the fighter was
absent, the chauffeur is said to have
drawn a revolver and searched the
house while the Johnson family in
terror fled TO the street.
When detectives arrived on the
scene the chauffeur had vanished Lat
err, IL Is said, he returned in taxi
cab 10 corner near the Johnson
home. supposedly 10 Lay for" the
pugilist There he was arrested by
two detectives. who We're on watch.
He will be arraigned today
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
|ONE PARTY BOUGHT
VOTES AND ENEMY
STOLE THEM
Republicans Tell Court They Paid
SIS TO Each Member of Ohio In
finnary, But Democrats
Raised Price.
Special Deputies Scour Country for
Indicted Voters Who Failed To
answer Summons.

WEST UNION, Ohio, Dec. 27.-An
sentirely new turn of affairs In the
probe that Is being made by Judge
la. z. Blair into the wholesale trains
I'm votes in Adams county, developed
today when charges were made to him
that votes which had been purchased
Fly one party had been stolen by an
lother. While 1t has not been consid-
Tered especially wrong IN Adams coun-
ity to sell and buy votes, II has been
considered a decided evidence OF
kmoral turpitude for one party 10 steal
purchased votes from another and the
Inew charges threaten TO cause fresh
teruption in the county
III The charges were made today when
iRepubiican vote buyers who had come
Into court 10 confess, complained bit
iterly that a batch of voters who lived
Tin the county infirmary and whom
they had bought TO vote for their tick
fet had been feioniously stolen from
them by the Democrats.
q The Republicans had promised TO
ipay the men from the poorhouse 80
Nor q vote. This was considered A
bargain, inasmuch as infirmary votes
had In previous years been quoted AT
$50 each. The voters were loaded In
Ito q wagon and carried to the polls.
4 AS the newly-bought voters were
ldismounting they were kidnapped by
1.-THE Democrats, who took them around
1.-THE corner
A When they were through with them
1.-THE infirmary voters were no longer
Republicans but lifelong Democrats.
! The price was $40 vote.
The Judge is trying 10 decide wheth-
Ter 1t is grand or petit larceny to steal
N IS voter.
The infirmary voters who were
stolen are of the batch of l2i voters
jury Monday on the charge oil selling
their votes last election day.
They are coming in body TO West
Union, the county seat. TO be dis
franchised for five years and TO be
fined amounts equal TO those they got
for their votes. The politicians who
bought them are paying their fines.
1t Is said tina. fund nearly equal
to that put up for vote-buying last
election day is being raised by the
leaders of both parties.
The total number of vote sellers
who have been indicted so far is 100.
One hundred more indictments are
expected today.
The grand jury adjourns Thursday
and will meet again on Jan. = by
Thursday II will have completed the
investigation of the entire county.
Beginning next Monday, the jury will
make a second slrvey Of the county
and indict all those who have not been
caught in the first investigation. IL
Is estimated here that 400 voters have
been missed SO far.
Special deputy sheriffs are securing
the country for indicted voters VINO
have failed to answer summons. EX-
stra costs are assessed on those who
fail to answer voluntarily. the extras
the hotel and travelling
fexpenses of the deputy sheriffs Most
kof the travelling in this county is done
My horse power. There is one rail-
road in the county, running through
fthe southern portion of It, West
Union itself is in the center of the
fcounty. on high ridge. Is miles from
1.-THE nearest railroad.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
WILL SOON START SUIT
TO BUST" ELECTRIC TRUST
Acknowledgement Wickersham ana
Assistants Will Meet to Com
plete Arrangements.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Sult 10
disrupt the Electrical trust char
acterized by the department OF justice
as the Greatest trust In the world.
is 10 be begun just as soon as the pa
pers can be prepared, according to a
semi-official announcement today.
Wade Ellis, the former government
trust buster" will conduct the case
for the government A conference be-
tween Attorney General Wickersham
and his assistants will be held this
week to complete arrangements for
starting the suit.
Negotiations will not await disposi-
ton by the supreme court OF the
Standard Oil and American Tobacco
trust cases. as another issue is in
volved in the contemplated suit. The
electrical companies will be charged
with conspiring 10 restrain trade
through the operation OF the patent
law The trust is declared TO be
composed chiefly OF the General Elec
trio and Westinghouse Electric com
Danies
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
MAKES HEATED
REPLY TO WILSON
Attack of New Jerseys Governor
Elect Brings Denial From
Machine Man.

NEWARK. y. j., Dec. 27.-A state
ment on the New Jersey senatorship
situation was issued last night by
James Smith, Jr. Mr. Smiths state
ment is a reply 10 gov-elect Wilson S
recent declaration in favor OF the New
Jersey Democratic partys primary
choice, James +. MARITIME, as opposed
TO Mr.. Smiths candidacy for the Uni
| ted States senate. Mr.. Smith says IN
part:
| DIR. Wilson's statement is as ! eX-
pected IL would he. IL appears over
his signature, but the reasoning ID not
familiar The charges and insinua'
lions suggest harassed mind. Unin
| fiuenced, DR. Wilson would have been
above misrepresentation.
But certain public applause has
proven fatal to his judgment. He has
! been swept To the heights with such
suddenness that his judgment has not
accompanied him. He has my sym
patty.
He asserts that am pledged To
special interests. He was charged
with being Wallst.s candidate. | say
that neither statement is true and DR..
Wilson should have been the last man
TO assert the contrary. | do not stand
for free trade, free silver or new ma
tionalism.
Il stand for states rights. for a
just tarif, for such conservation OF
our natural resources as will permit
OF their wise development. not their
wasteful distribution; fer the restora-
ton OF our merchant marine and for
hn OIL Va
publicly enumerated.
DIR. Wilson says that he was as
sured by my spokesman before his
nomination that | would not be
candidate for the senatorial office /
never made such statement and no
one representing me made such
statement to DR.. Wilson.
Furthermore. here is a challenge
which | submit for his acceptance.
Let him name the man or men com
ing frCm me who so Informed him.
Let there be no hiding behind the
seal OF confidence. Ii he were my
spokesman, remove the seal Let
Or. Wilson speak out, or by his ST.
lence stand convicted before the pub
lie of attempted trickery and deceit.
Il called upon Mr.. Wilson shortly
after election. The senatorial matter
was discussed. told him that | had
not yet reached a decision as TO my
candidacy Processing q high regard
for me- DR.. Wilson said that my can
didacy would meet with some oppo-
sition from the people; that III his
Judgment they wanted man who
had rot previously appeared In the
political arena; some untried man.
Stating that the recent primary was
a farce and that it would be dis
grace TO the state 10 send James r.
MARITIME 10 the senate, he asked me
TO sit down with him and agree upon
candidate who would be acceptable
TO him and TO me.
How il will scar the doctors soul
to have his real view as 10 the prl-
mary and as to the man he now laHds
for senatorial honors brought home TO
him with such painful accuracy. lie
will try to disavow it. but il is true,
and in his heart he knows ii to be
true"
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
AGED WOMAN WANDERS
MILES IN A SNOWSTORM
While Demented and Scantily Clad
Leaves Home at Midnight and
Strikes Out On the Prairie.

PUEBLO. Colo, Dec. 27.-Unknown
to others in the house. Mrs. Fred
I.adue. ffty.fve years old. left her
home at Vineland at midnight and
wandered through a snowstorm a dis
lance Of nearly thirty miles before
she was picked up by friends She
was temporarily demented and left
her husband asleep in their home
prairie.
II was not until Ladue awoke that
her absence was discovered and a
search was instituted.
Word was received the next eve
ming from Pinon that Mrs. Ladue had
arrived there in weakened condi.
ton. She was scantily clad and had
eaten nothing
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
HORSE SUMMONS HELP
TO cow FALLEN IN A WELL
Awakens His Master at Night and
Leads Him to Place Where
Animal Is Found.

ELI. Neb, Dec 27.-Victor Trainer
owns horse that possesses almost
human intelligence. A few nights ago
Trainer vas awakened by curious
blows against his front door He
went TO ascertain the cause ard
found one of his horses greatly ex-
cited. He followed the animal to m
old we'll the covering of which had
become removed. There the horse
stopped.
Trainer looked down into the hole.
which was about six feet deep, and
there discovered COW that, passing
along, had fallen in.
The horse stood by and watched
the digging OLA trench which enabled
the imprisoned animal to walk Out
after which IL whinnied and went
back TO it's feed.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
TO ASK MINERS RELEASE.
Attorneys Will Apply for Writs
Error for 16 Men.

DENVER. Colo. Dec. .r-The first
step to secure the release of the six
teen members OF the Western Fedora
ton OF Miners whom District Judge
Greeley w. Whitford sentenced 10 one
year in Jail for disobeying an injunc-
ton issued by him. will be taken today
when attorneys will apply for writs of
error and ask the supreme court TO
take immediate action. II the supreme
court refuses 10 assume jurisdiction.
petition will be presented TO Gov.
Shafroth TO pardon the men.
The Colorado State Federation OF
Labor has taken up the fight in be-
half of the miners. Tonight there
will be meeting OF the legislative
committee OF the federation TO draft
bill to be presented to the legisla-
ture restricting the use OF injunctions.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
Reported for The Times by Hayden.
stone x Co. Il6-lls Griswold st.
open. High. Low. Noon
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

KepOrted Tor The Times by Paine.
Weber Il Co. Dec -.
only show OF frmness in wheat trade
was at the opening. selling pressure
followed quickly and as the support
gave out prices had rather sharp
break for the early months. The May
a % sc and now holding around 20 $, G.
July showed less selling pressure. on
from g3isc 10 S2Tsc ST Louis houses
are reporting rain and snow for Mis-
souri,. anu the forecast suggests mois-
ture for the southwest There has been
some activity on the selling side. which
has proved quite surprise. Peavey.
McDougal kinsfarnum Wagner Bal
tleford and number of pit leaders
selling on the break under s6c for
Nav
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
TAKES POSSESSION OF BANK.
Examiner Is in Charge Of institution
In New York.

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-State Super.
.ntendent OF Banks o. III. Cheney to-
day took POSSESSION OF the Northern
Bank OF New York, having nine
branches throughout the city.
The institution has a capital stock
Of 100000. and had a book surplus on
Nov. 10. 1910. OF s1S5.965. It's depos.
it, at that time were s6.912.5S3.
The state banking department has
been conducting an investigation, and.
according TO Supt. Cheney IL wa. de-
cided TO close II because OF alleged
Irregular transactions said TO have
taken place while the examination
vas In progress
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28

{
Appies-75cQsl per bu s25014
per bbI. western apples. 81 20 q 10.
Bananas-iood shipping stock, 81 30
q : 80, according To quality.
Benns-Dried Lima. 612 q &c Id.
Celer,-Home-g grown. IS "a SOC, state
stock, l5n zoe doz
CauIinower California. SO 25Q35 80
per crate. sl.7562 per doz
CRbbage-sl SO per Dbl
California Fruits-Grapes sl75M2 "a
per box. pears, So 50m4 per box
Cheese - Michigan flats. 17@l7isc
York state. lie: Limburger. 1914 a
l7iac brick. l6kdl7kc; domestic
SWISS. Fl a22c; imported, do, 2sa 800
Cranberries - Late Howes. ssGg 50
per bbl. SS2 per bu
Dstes-Persian. 5q6c per ID; Fards
! 101a 0llc per 10
Dressed CsIves-Fancy. Haze per
| ID common, SM Qc Id
| Dressed Hogs u9hc lb
Finnan Haddies-l0l u a lie per ID.
Figs-lmported. new, IL q &c per 10
| California. 35c per box.
| Fresh Veuetables-Cucum hot.
house. sl50Q2 per doz. lettuce. hot
! house. sd loo per ID; head lettuce. 81 "a
| n 80 per doz; radishes hot house,
| 30 n 35c per doZ. parsley. Is u zoe doz
green peppers, 4om soc per basket
soc per bu rutabagas. 4Oc bu par.
ships, 60 q Csc per bu. Geets. soc pei
! bu. turnips SOC per bu; tomatoes Cali
/ fOTnld. ~ % per DON,
Grape--Ponies. Catqwbas. 17d1s,
| per basket
Grape Fruit-Tlorida. s275a4 case.
! Honcy-f'ancy whit. 17MlSc: No !
| l6u lie. amber. la l5c. extracted. "a
! iOc per 10
Hsy-Detroit dealers are paving IN,
following prices for baled hay in car
lots. a. b Detroit. No. ! timC thy
new. $i6u lG 80; No = timothy. sliNi
fJ.5U: clover. mixed. sl5u y "a rye
straw, t1.75Ms: wheat and o1t straw
50 GOA .. Loose hay from farmers
wagons on the city markets ranged
from sISNf22. as To quality
IIides-No. cured. DC. No ! green
: he. No. ! cured bulls Sc. No ! Ereen
6l2c; No cured kip. 10hc No. l
] green. SC: No ] cured calf 15c. No
I green. 13Jac per 10; horse hides No.
l. s. so No ,. $3.50. shecpsk sis, rs 10
wool. 25cutl No hides, lc or on
kin. iiac on on calf
Nuts-Black walnuts. ] = n - per 10;
buttcrnuts. 3i2 a &c per III. new 81 ell =
backs, ia iRc per 10.
Lemons-California. 81 jOMf per box
I.Imr--sl a % per box.
Wushrooms-l5dt zoe per box
OBions--1Ohf 15c per bu. Spanish.
81 20 per crate
Oranwes-California navels. s275G
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 per crate.
S2m2.5 so per doz
petatoes-MtChiEan car lots So toe
FER IN new Bermudas. So pe- bu, s>15
per bbl.
NOTWITHSTANDING. uTiiihc: fowl,
zoe: No ? sm Sc. old roostcre ssrgc.
geese. I2a lac. ducks 15g Ice. turkeys,
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28

isa1sc per 10. dressed poultry.Hens.
lie; springs. i2is a l3c ducks. "a ise'
geese. l5e. TURKEYS 22n2 4c per 10
sweet Po,atoeA-Jerseys h'ln dried
81 '3a "a 40 per Ctate. -,
Taiiow-No. tSisc; No. q 8, ae Id.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
Explosion Kills Two Girls.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Dec. 27.-Elsie
and Margaret Bryan, aged 22 and 1C
years, respectively, daughters of Mrs.
Mary Bryan, a widow, were fatally
burned and their brother Andrew
aged 90, was seriously injured in an
explosion of gas which PARTIALLY
wrecked the Bryan home in Coraopo.
lis, suburb, yesterday The two
girls died at the hospital later.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
BOSTON CoprER MARkET-CIo~e.

AIiz Com Nh Dos 4 Cor t. Hos
Ely ~ cactus - Cal a II ll7i4 Chief
chino 2lls cop Range 81. DAILY West
81. Davis DAILY ! 30 East Butte II ~
First Nat -. CRANKY 3s. Giroux SIS,
Goldfeld CONS Si2. Greene Can 6@s.
Hancock cog. Ind | y, Inspiration "a.
La Sale "a. La Rose Az. Lake 33 !.
Miami =. New cons 1871. Nipissing
IO7s. North Butte 27A. Osceola -,
Quincy IL Raven IS, RAY Cons $ IA.
shannon ia. south Lake I. sup x Bos
) ", Sup X Iitts II. Trinity "a. Utah
CONS 10. e Smelt 3i2., do pr A. IA.
WOLVERINE Us
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
Three Killed in Rear.end Collision

FARBER, Mo. Dec. 27.--Three
trainmen were killed in a rear-end
collision on the Chicago and Alton
railroad near here this morning Pas
senger train No. 2 crashed into n
freight train. IL is-reported several
passengers were injured.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries. extras. 30isc'
frsts, 2Sl.c. dairy. 23c: packing STOCK
zoe per 10.
kgxs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. 81 i2c per doZ Receipts IN
Tues were 463 cases.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
Stricken BY Death in Cemetery

ST. CATHARINES. Ont. Dec. II
While laying wreath on the grave
of his son-in-law. who died two years
ago. James Hindson. so, was stricken
with heart disease Monday. and was
dead before persons In the cemetery
reached him.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
NEW YORK COTTON.
CHICAGO PRODICE.

CHICAGO Dec .I-Butter. ENtras.
80 hrsts use: dairy extras. zoe: hrsts.
2Sc Eggs Prime hrsts, sic; hrsts.
2gc Cheese: Skins. l412c. young
Americas. l4s.Ql5c Live poultry:
Fowls. l1al1L.c: ducks, l3a 1870;
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
L. s. GOVT BONDS.
ond quotations reported BY Hayden.
LIVE STOCK.
EAST IFFALO-Opening.
Cumming Il stevens Live stock Report

EAST BUFFALO. y y, Dec IL
cattle Receipts. cars, steady best
good prime 1900 to 1900 10, steers
% % u 6l5. best HOO 10 l,200 10. ship
pins steers $3.50 Il D 50, medium butch
er steers. 1000 to LOO 10. s.. % q go
light butcher steers. s4.15u ., best fat
cows. si.5On ., fair 10 good do, So 900
a common 10 medium do, s3q $40.
trimmers s2.50QS. best fat heifers
50 80 q 5.75; gooo fat heifers. $3.50 u ,
fair 10 good do. 81 20 a $50, stock heif-
ers s35O4375. best feeding steers. de-
horned. si50a i75. medium to good
E sssSns s3GeTs Dss, 6us
bulls. sS.75@425. best mixers ana
springers, $40 80. common 10 good
Hogs. Receipts. 20 cars; strong
heavy and workers.. ss,25; pigs. IS 40
Sheep and Lambs Receipts cars.
STEADY best lambs, $500 heayy.
ers,- $40 IS, ewes. So q
Calves s5GIl
EAST BuFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Dee. 81
Cattle. Receipts, $500 head: market.
active and strong; prime steers. 50 80
cows. s35oa5' calves Receipts. 200
head, market slow and soc lower, Gull
lambs. Receipts. 1000 head. market
active. choice lambs. S67591: Gull 10
fair. s5.1sQ $50 yearlings. $+15 n . /,
sheep, s3u+. Hogs: Receipts, 1859
head; market. active and firm. workers.,
IS 20 a $40 pigs. IS 10 $3.50: mixed.
IS %; heavy, $s.2o4s25 roughs. s7a
25. stays. s6.5On1
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Dec. 21.-Hogs: Receipts, $4,000, mar
ket &c higher; mixed and butchers,
s1.65ds good heavy. s. seas: rough
heavy. 81 Goa I15, light 81 60uS, pigs,
s. 20 n sos. Cattle. Receipts. $500.
market. strong beeves. $465M $50.
cows and heifers, s2.50u 6.25. stockers
and feeders. s3,40q5 50. Texans. $40
a IS. calves. s. 25Gy50 Sheep: Re
ceipts. 10000 market, 5d10c higher:
native, 81 60n+35. western. $3.50
$50: lambs. i25 q so western, s475
q 8 40
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. Dec 27-Hogs.
Receipts, 1000. l0q l5c higher. medi-
ums. mixed and workers.. Ss.i5; pigs
and lights. 1875. Cattle: Receipts,
cars. steady. Sheep. Receipts 5 cars.
SO 90 Calves Receipts 100. $40.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
PRODUCE.

The poultry market has rarely gone
through ii Christmas holiday in such
good shape as this year. Supplies came
freely for couple OF weeks before
hand and while there was no flood Of
stocks rushed to market at the last
moment the trade had an abundant
supply. and on Saturday night the mar
ket was sold out clean There Were a
few coops OF chickens in this morning.
and they were moved at steady prices.
but Of course there was less inquiry
for turkeys, ducks and geese. As for
the rest. the market was Unchanged
and very quiet.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
NEW YORK. PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Dec. 27Illour: Dun
and unchanged Pork Firm. mess
s2l so Lard: Firm, middle west spot
Sill l00ll20 Sugar: Raw. firm. cen
trifugal. so test. So ySi2 muscovado. 50
test isIa. refined. quiet cut LOAF,
So so. crushed. $3.50; powdered. s. 20
formulated. $3.50 Coffee. RIO No.
on spot l3Ss a 13lac Tallow. Dull
city. 7l2c. country. rs al &C. Hay
Steady, prime. 81 10: No. 3, 80 a zoe
clover s5a95c Dressed poultry:
Quiet turkeys. l6Q 23c; chickens. 100
Gle. fowls 10m1 i2c, ducks. lOn zoe
Live poultry Weaw: geese. l3W loci
ducks l4G l5iAc. fowls. 1870 a l4c; tur-
keys l4n zoe. roosters, &C Cheese
Steady. state milk. common TO specials
llal7Ic, skins. common 10 specials
81 ml2lac. full skins. 2u3l zc
Butter. Duh. receipts, 427S. cream
err. extra. 2Sl, n soc, state dairy TUBS
22m 29c: imitation creamery ffrsts "a
n 24C Eggs Steady. receipts. b.ssI
nearby white fancy, soc: nearby mixed
fancy. Ssu39c. fresh nrsts, 33 q 36c
NEW YORK. MONEY.
NEW YORK Dee 2T-Money on call
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
Markets and Finance

corn lost Lc; May of &C. Dee, and
May oats &c lower.
Close. Dec wheat closed sc lower.
May OF 8, Dec. corn of i.c. May
&C Dec oats unchanged. May sc
lower Provisions closed fractionally
lower.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28

(, Dusen~ss-lfks Printing. No fuss and
10 feathers. The plain, neat Kind that
Iooks right Times Printing CO., Is
|1ohm A-sE Main ass or City s3Ss.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. Dee 27-Money on cal
a. Time money, 3Sa for ~
months Bar silver: New York, 81
Demand sterling, 81 50 30m 49, IS.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. Dec 27.-tirain opening
Dec. and May wheat opened up isc
Dec corn up i,c. May on sc Dec
and May oats unchanged Provisions
We're fracttonalIy higher
Noon Dec wheat dropped &C dur
ins the morning May on Ie Dec
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
UNION STOCK YARDS.
CI.ENEI. AND.

! CLEVELAND Ohio. Dec 27-Hogs
! Receipts. 1000, lDq l5c higher, medl-
ums. mixed and workers.. Ss.i5; pigs
and lights. 1875. Cattle Receipts, }
( cars. steady Sheep. Receipts, cars.
SO %. CALVES: Receipts. 100. $40.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-23
NEWS OF THE MINES.

Z Frei1ngth J. 3 Becher and John F.
kiiGran have been added TO the new board
q directors cf the Butt@-New York Copper
'ompauV. which was announced ast Sat
WdaT and 2. Binuard has resigned A b
ReiEin. president of the Butte-Supcrlor
Copper Company, has been elected presi-
dent Of the Butte-Ne York. Other Off
0srs are T,so Schlesinger- viCe-president:
5ohn X Kirk treasurer. and John G A.
ls2. secTeT5TE- Butte-N York Copper
company is now controlled by the Butte
Superior. Contracts have been made be-
tWesn the two conpa nies which viii lead
n the rapid development OF the formers
mnHe
Albert II Tucker. consulting engineer ot
re Union Copper Mines. advises the New
Ok ef-ice that shaft No. = is Icing sunk
q an average Of about one loot g dav.
Preparations ara being made 70 have the
pump shaft No. 4 INV altered. thoroughly
eferhaQed and repaired and sinking OF
~ shaft continued as soon 4 s praCtica bic.
Tans Tor a new copper refinery are in
PREPARATION 10 be erected near the Alpha
LoPper mines On Watching Mountain. The
hep TOT the erection of this plant was
taken 70 Offset the possibilities Of over
LsfgIng ny other refineries.
1 havo Mines Company reports for
yeoember z.500 tons of ore crushed: value
n product shipped amounted TO SO. .32s:
oRsrs1lng expenses were S2I. 40. leaving a
=. profit II SIs SO
,tne tne t5uaI1ajIarc Consolidated Mining and
--lliing Company reports for the month of
sfesnoer total gross value Of bullion pro-
-.leo sno concentrates SlIl.50o Expenses
,s e &e8f leaving net profit OF S58,soo