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The Detroit times., 1910-12-31

house. si5o@s per dox: lettuce. hot.
house. i2pi3 ID: head lettuce, VI 20
Qi6o per dox; radlshes. hot house.
green sGs.s'' peppers spp Ss' 3o@Sce per- basket;
green peppers. $3.50 per basket: car
rots. soc per bu; rutabagas, asc ou.
bu: turnips. soc per bu; tomatoes. Cali
fornia. $f75m5 per box.
Grapes-Malagas. SCOT per Dbl.
G,..s FF%,1 msiss i s'ig. No sns'
ism17c; amber iiQi5c: extracted. SO
Hay-Detroit dealers are paying he
following prizes ns, ,Sa o"' no nay time thy
new. sis@ie.5o; No. timothy. usN
1850; clover. mixed. si6Wl5 so. rye
straw, s7.7s@s: wheat and ont straw:
Wagons Wagons on the city markets ranged
from sisW22. as to quality.
Iides-No. l cured &c: No. l green.
INC; No. cured bulls, Sc; No ! green.
6iac No. cured kin. l0Ic, No. l
green. Zoe: No. / cured murra'n. sc. No.
| 1 green. &c; No. l cured calf, lbc; No.
| / green, 13isc per Id; horse aides. No.
wool, a5c@s 81: No. !: hides. lie OF on
kip. 1Isc of on calf.
Nuts-Rlack walnuts, ih@sc per 10;
butt-rnuts. 81, csc per 10: new SHE'LL
liens Is%ons-caiifornia. sa5o@4 per box.
Iimes-sl a i.ea per box.
Mushrooms--l5T zoe per box.
Onions - s5c u soc per bu: Spanish.
$l.25 per crate.
Ornnges-California navels. $2.7s0
$50 box: F1oridas. 81 50M27h box.
Observation-Disclosures 81 per crate.
SEA 2 so per doZ
Observation-Disclosures car lots. asa i0c
Ter tu: new Bermuuas. So per b. $S.1s
per bbl
Poultry-Springs. i2is q Sc. fowl.
ia. a. lee; old roosters. s1lOc; geese,
I26fl3c: ducks. l5c; turkeys. 1sWlsc
10 Dressed poultry: Hens. 12@lS
springs.~13Ml4os ducks. 16Wlsc; geese.
Rabbits-St. so per dnz
sweet Potatoes-Jerseys, kiln dried
81 80 40 per crate.
TalIow-No l, Size: No. 2. sac ID
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT Dec 3I--Close: saturday
was very quiet in the grain markets
and prices did not suffer much LlN-
erpool had no market. out the ,ome W." as
easy. and II Is believed prices VIII De
lower when the market again opens.
The wheat bulls and their followers
were successful In putting prices up
this week which the bears DelleNeu
tLev could not do, but they were heavy
sellers on the bulge. Many OF the pull
crowd sold out entirely ana appeaIeu
glad to he rid OF their holdings Inc
short interest was reduced on me up
turn Holders expect help from severe
weather over the winter wheat belt,
and general impression prevails thhl
there will be greater activity early III
the new wear Lichsterns, brokers In
chicago. were heavy sellers on the up
turn. Conservative dealers are in
clined to favor some frmness In wheat
although few look for much OF an al
vance unless crop conditions become
sensational Foreigners did lot OF
rc-selling at the seaboard, dropping the
wheat they bought on Thursday.
Wheat was dull all day gaihcd = g.
hut lost IL and closed unchanged The
coarse grains were steady and clover
seed advanced Toe. = q a
Wheat quotations: Cash and De No.
red, 96c; May opened without change
Al $1,000. advanced &c aud declined
To SiOOa, July opened at y6r, touched
g6I. G, and declined TO s6c; No ] white.
95c.
Coarse gram puOtdtiohS. vi ~ -
No ., i7c. No. 3 yellow. 4Sc asked. No.
4 yellow ears ut I6c: sample. | car
al 45c, at 4flSC. Oats-Standard. ,
cars at 34lsc; No. white. sac. Rye
Cash No I, S5iac asked. No. ., sag
asked Beans-Cash and Jan, S2.05.
March. s2.t0. Cloverseed spot.
$40: March. $915. sample, 30 bags at
$3.50, 10 At SS.25. so at sT15, i25 at
sT5O ~ AT s7.25. 10 at 81; prime al
sike s9.lo; sample alsike. IA bags at
sS25 10 at s71S Timothy seed-Prime
SPOT. $3.50 nominal
Receipts In the Detroit market sat-
urday included 3.7S2 bbls OF -four. .
cars of wheat, 20 OF corn, 1 OF oats and
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
BUILDING PERMITS.

Vinton Co, l-story brick church, ii5
50 Boulevard east u o6 owner seeohd
l. III. Williams, 2-story frame dwell
ing, 10 Moore, $4,000 -
q Walter 3 Nivier. 3-story brick
dwelling. IA. $. Merrick. bet Second and
Fred w Nall, 3-story brick dwell
| ing w. $. Second. bet. Bagg and Char
Geo Carris. 2-story frame dwelling.
n y Parkwood, bet Central and Park
inson, 500.
Anton Neuman. 2-story frame dwell
ing, e. g. ST Aubin, bet. st. Joseph and
Illinois; owner. Tony Bora, $4,000.
Charles StolZenfeld. 2-story frame
dwelling. e. $. Pennsylvania. bet ker-
chevai and Mack; owner. Hugo A.
Albert Lumberg, 2-story frame
dwelling, W. $. Hiilger. bet. kerche-
val and city limits. $4,000.
ine sas w I $ seyburn. bet. Goethe and
Richard Deiy. two 2-story frame
dwellings. e. s. Fischer, bet sylvester
and Canfeld: owner. Chas. De Puydt,
Dick Booden, 2-story frame dwelling.
n. g. Schiller. bet. Mcclellan and Lor-
James '1 Fl. Bell. 2-story brick ven;
dwelling, e. s Oakland. bet Clay and
Marston, $500
Smith. Hinchman Grylls: 2-st Ss
Charlotte and Bagg; owner, estate of
Geo l. Richie. $4,000.
A. * w Cooper. 1-story brick office.
132o-2 Gratiot $4,000.
August Macholl. history frame dwell
ing. $50 Forest. $1,000.
Chas IL Stevenson, 3-story brick
ven. dwelling, 225.35 Medbury; sl2iEoo.
1894 St Antoine. $4,000.
Gustav Gondzerowsky, IL STORY
frame dwelling. e25 Medium; owner
Fred Marschner, $4,000
| NJ J. Thoms. 2-story frame dwell
ing. 537 Bewick. sl.70o.
| Chas Burke, 2-story brick dwelling
295-7 Brady: owner. NJ Feldman
WIN. Closer, 1-story brick auto
! barn. 777 Fort s70o.
| Donaldson K Meier, s-story brick and
steel store, 177-sl Grand River; owner
David : Clark. 2-story brick ven
dwelling. 10 Cameron. $500.
John kurantz, l-story frame dwell
l"f I. b R DSm? sas!ory BRICK ven dwell
| ing. II. 8 Willis. bet. Twelfth and
AN VIM fnHinski. 2-story frame dwell
| ing. n. g Palmer, bet. Collins anc
slater CONSTRUCTION Co. 2-story bricl
| store and laundry. n. e.. cor tarpel
and Woodward. owner. X r Monroe
Frank Schulz. two 2-story frame
dwellings, e. $. Robins. bet Shoemakei
and aratiOt. $4,000,
Frank Pergandy. add. TO so6 Till
Louis Wexler. add TO ss4 Erskine
| $50
Bixby & Taylor. add. TO 227 Cham
| plain, $235
" A. LaDue, add to ss4 Cass. So 500
| Salo PERTH. add 10 SAL Mecomb 5000
Robert Eady. add. TO 100 Orchard
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Webber eco. Dec. 81:
II was "a stand off in the wheat
trades so far as May contracts were
concerned for the day. the market
sold "a higher on early trades frac-
ton under the Friday prices on dip.
and closed practically unchanged. The
December price was let down from
g27sc 10 S2&c and closed a sixteenth
over the latter figure. The year ends
with a strong milling and commercial
situation in the, northwest. Cash lead
ers here are OF the opinion that there
will bt better distribution OF Chicago
stocks after the turn of the year, as
country milling points are low on
wheat stocks and jobbers and con-
sumers low on flour supplies. This
sort of a situation. taken in connection
with the fact that bull leaders hold
large lines OF wheat OF this market.
would seem TO give the buyers the ad-
VANTAGE
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
ROsTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON. Dec 3l.--The Commercial
Bulletin in it's annual review or the
wool markets OF the United states.
calls attention to the fact that the
stock OF wool in Boston Is the largest
on Jan / in over 20 years, win the
exception OF 1899.
There remain In Boston at the close
OF business at the end of the year 3d.
500 900 pounds OF domestic wool ana
1885. 900 pounds OF foreign wool,
against 45. 905, 957 pounds domestic and
7,S41 900 pounds foreign a year ago.
The total stock OF all kinds OF wool
unsoid I'm the United States is 1854, =
200 pounds against 97.322.541 pounds
last year This amount has been ex-
ceeded on Jan l, 1901, when IL was
2s3S29 900 pounds; on Jan. 1. 1899.
when IL was 291.l6s.6g0 pounds and on
Jan, |. 1898. when IL was l'6.Is7,oOO
pounds.
The records OF the year show that
Boston leads all the worlds wool mar
kets except London, To which this city
Is a close second Nearly two-thirds
OF all the wool In the United states.
whether produced here or imported. IL
now in Boston warehouses.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
Markets and Finance

2 OF rye. Withdrawals were $500 bbls
OF Hour. stocks are i97.67i bu of
wheat. 253,tol bu OF corn. i3l,i26 bu
of oats, i.o65 bu OF barley and 3i.30o
bu OF rye.
Stocks OF wheat In Minneapolis In
creased 10000 bu on Saturday.
Saturdays wheat receipts: Kansas
city. 50 cars; 81. Louis. $4,000 bu: Win
nipeg, 81 cars; Duluth so ears; Mime
apolis. las cars
Primary wheat receipts on saturday;
Exports OF wheat and -four were
equal 10 10000 bu
Market Statistics for 1910.
Receipts of Hour for 1910 were 25T.-
S31 bbls. compared with 22s.561 bbls in
1909 and 2ls.s00 bbls in 1908, snip.
with 267.l5i bbls and $4,000 bbls.
~ Receipts OF wheat were 1901 .3li bu.
against 2e5s.s32 bu the year before
and 2,lsS,393 bu two years ago. and
shipments We're 9I,6l5 bu. against 49,
SOL bu and T0.66l blu.
Corn receipts We're 3.0I6.0os bu. com
pared with 2.6Ss.6ss bu the year before
and 2.6i3.053 bu two years ago Ship
, ments OF corn were i.s3sa47 bu.
against 100. 7s6 bu and i,2,5.IOs bu.
Receipts of oats were 2es7 $50 bu.
against 25s1.Sss bu In 1903 and 2,sI ,
ioi bu in 1908 Shipments were zSl, Sis
bu. compared with 6ss.sli bu In 1899
ard T5s72l bu in 1908
Barley receipts were t00.l5s bu com
pared with 55s.336 bu the year before
| anu i72,O72 hu two years ago. ship
ments We're 2.2Ss bu, against 1882 bu
and s.S2s bu a year ago and two years
I ago
POSTAL bu in 1909 and i36.6l5 bu In
1908 Shipments were e40,s39 bu. com j.
pared with Isles bu and HEATS bu a
year ago and two years ago
Detroit mills made $4,000 hbls or
-four in 1910 compared with 500, 500 bu
bbls in 1909 and 756.40o obls In 1905.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3l.-Flour: Dull
and unchanged. Pork: Steady; mess,
S22I2250 Lard: Steady; middle west
spot. sloToqI0.so Sugar: Raw. dull;
centrifugal. 90 test. $a.ssz: muscova-
do. So test. S34sla: refined. dull: cut
loaf, $500 crushed. $3.50; powdered.
$3.50; graduated, $3.50. Coffee: Rio
No. !, on spot. 1875 a 10 &c. Tallow
Dull; city. ne; country, Is q :. c.
Hay. Firm; prime. Sl.10; No. J, 500
goo. clover. SIS s5c. Dressed poultry;
Irregular. turkeys. lao 23c. chickens,
7a2lc: fowls. raise; ducks. l0n lie.
Live poultry: Firmer: geese. 13n lac:
ducks, 15ac: fowls, i4g lbc; turkeys.
l411shc; roosters. sac. Cheese: Dull;
state milk, common to specials, l2W
l7Lc; skins. common to specials. u AZ
12nc: full skins. ga 2isc. Butter: un-
settled and weak; receipts. 3,l14'
creamery, extra. 2s1a a 29c; state dairy
tubs. 2OQ2Si2c. imitation creamery
iirsts, 22m 23c. Eggs: Steady; receipts
1856. nearby white fancy, 46M 4sc:
nearby mixed fancy. $40 3Sc: fresh
firsts, 33 n sec.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
BURNS TO DEATH IN HOME.

SAULT STE MARIE, Mich, Dec. 81
-(SpeciaD Newman, aged
Frenchman. was cremated last night
in a building located on the outskirts
OF the city, in which he lived alone.
The building was entirely destroyed.
and but "A few bones OF the victim
we're found in the ruins.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
NEW YORK sToCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Fame,
Weber Il Co. Dec. 81
The market today opened duil anu
inclined TO be soft Traders sold some
OF the active stocks. but there was no
particular pressure TEere was little
or no news and commission houses dlo
little The bank statement was not
good but on account of being the end
OF the year ia hard TO figure out. ana
next week will give a better idea OF
the situation. For next week We loon
Tor a uuiet market and unless there is
some good news expect TO see stocks
for sale on rallies.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
Child Dies From Grief.

CHATHAM, N. j., Dec. 3l.---Died Of
grief is the unofficial verdict on the
death today OF nine-year-old Inez
O'Hara. Onicially the death return
will read heart disease. bur the doc.
tors who attended her. say that grief
over the death of her father, who was
buried Sunday. weakened her heart
and caused death The girl collapsed
during the burial of her father.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
DAVID W. BALL DIES AT 70.

ORION, Mich. Dec. 3l.-David w
Ball, rs, who came here year ago
from Detroit. TO make his home with
an unmarried daughter. Miss Bessie
Ball. died early this morning as the
result OF stroke of apoplexy suffered
Dec. %. Mr.. Ball was formerly a
cabinetmaker who had spent nearly
all his life in Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
Car Ferry Starts On Long Trip.

TOLEDO, Ohio. Dec. 31.-(SpeciaD
The Ann Arbor Car Ferry No 3,
the biggest OF its kind ever placed on
the Great Lakes, left here today Tor
Frankfort. Mich Captain F. Il. Tul.
ledge. and Chief Engineer Frank Nc
Sweeney. are in charge. The boat Is
Possessed of tremendous ice-breaking
power, and will undoubtedly have lit
tie difficulty in making the $50 miles.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
The Strand Magazine.

The contents of the Strand for Jan
uary are, in part. as follows:A Remin
iscence Of Sherlock Holmes, by
Arthur Conan Doyle; The Adven
lures of the DEVILS Foot. H.
Illustrations by Gilbert Holiday. The
Prisoner. by Richard Marsh Mrs
Watts. by Mark Hardy; The Man BY
the Pillar, by w. Freeman: The Tn
fought Duel, by f. Bland; The Desert
err, by Z. Phillips Oppenheim;
Horoscope, by Dorothea Deakin: Ac
cidental Magic; or, Don't Tell All Yor
Know, a story for children, by E. Mes
bit.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
WOMAN ALLEGES USURY.
Mrs. Anna G. Curtis Says She Was
Charged "a Per Cent on Loan.

Charged - Per Cent on Loan.
Claiming that she was compelled TO
pay interest at the rate OF "a per cent
per annum on a loan OF $500. Anna G..
Curtis fled suit In the circuit court,
Saturday, against William K. McKen-
zie to recover possession OF life in
surance policy. chattel mortgage,
md note she gave as security.
The plainuE claims that In 1907
shJ approached Mr.. Gore with a
view 10 obtaining loan, but says Gore
took her TO Mckenzie. She arranged
for loan Of $500. but says that Gore
insisted on having $50 as commission.
TO get the money she said she had TO
sign several papers. and not being IA.
miliar with business details learned
later that she had signed a note for
$500, a chattel mortgage on her piano,
household furniture and pictures and
had assigned her life insurance policy.
She also discovered later, she alleges,
hat she was paying interest at the
rate OF "a per cent per annum.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
ROsrON COPPER LETTER

Reported for The Times by HaydeH'
stone * Co, Dec 81:
The Boston copper snare MAI ke'
Wholly unworthy Of comment. Many
az the leading issues have not been
muotcd at this writing. other depart
p,ants Of the market are equally as
anil although small investment de-
mand for many OF the home issues stu
continues. notably in American Tele !,
graph, Massachusetts Gas anu o"''e"
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
hAusER SUCCEEDS SIMPSON.

y LANSING, Mich. Dec. 3l.AAudiIor-
General Fuller has appointed Chief
Clerk George J.. Hauser, of Charlotte.
TO succeed Nathan +. Simpson. now
warden OF Jackson prison. as assist
ant auditor-general. and Charles A.
Barnes, of Osceola, is made chief
deputy
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
Officer ITO Speak.

James X. Watkins. one of the pro-
baton officers of the Juvenile court.
will address the Young Mems class OF
the Brewster Congregational church.
Sunday noon
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
LIVE STOCK.

Dpn.l,s , s.s,e.,' L,ys s'oes sd Report.
good prime 1900 TO 1900 Id. steers.
s5.e5 g6.l5. bes. LOO to l.200 Id, ship
ping steers, sS5oa5sS; medium g. butch n :
light butcher steers. s4.75q5; best fat
cows. s4.50q5: fair to good do. $3.50 "
4 common to medium do. $3.50;
s56oa575; good fat heifers. s4.50Q5;
fair to good do. $i.259 $50: stock heif-
ers s3;5og355; best feeding steers. de,
horned horned: s4sog41S medium aIoot TO good sl
grades, sS50gs.s5; best bulls. $475Q
b.25; bologna bulls. s4g4,6o stocis!
bulls. $3.75 0425; best mixers and
se. SIS a is. '40q'0' common TO s00'
Hogs: Receipts. 10 cars. higher;
heavy and workers.. $s.25 $50; pigs
Sheep and Lambs: Receipts. s cars,
steady: best lambs, s6.2546.4O; heavy
$5a525: yearlings, s475g5 wethers
s4gt.15: ewes $s6oqs75.
Calus: $5nl0.15.
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO, ~ Y Dec. 81
Cattle: Receipts. none; market. quie'
and steady; prime steers, $650@o.1Ji
butcher grades, $3q6.2 Calves: Re-
ceipts. rs head; market active. steady
Gull TO choice, sea 0.75. Sheep and
lambs: Receipts, 1000 head; market
active and firm; choice lambs. $s;:5 Z,
GAO; Gull TO fair $550g6: yearling 5
S475Q7; sheep. ;394l5. Hogs: Re-
ceipts, LOO head; market active. 10
25c higher: workers.. $500 S.40: pigs
$3.50; mixed, ss.30ms35. heavy. IS. 20 -
sac; roughs $701.25; stag $1,000.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO
Dec. 3l--Hogs Receipts. 5000; mar
ket,. SC higher; mixed and butchers
rough heavy, $7s5g7.76; light. s7.65 q
7e5; pigs, s7NO sos. Cattle: Re
ceipts, 500. market, steady. beeves
s47O@7, cows and heifers, $2.60@ $40
stockers and feeders. 50. so q $50; Tex
ans, 81 25Q540, calves. $749. Sheep
Receipts, 1000, market, steady; native
s2.604435, western, S2.I5q430; lambs
s45OQIG4O western, s4.75 4640.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, o., Dec. 3l.-Hogs Re
ceipts, l.00D head. market, l04 20
higher. heavy. ssQsI0; mediums ssh
! dS.15: workers. lights and pigs, $50
Cattle: Receipts cars: steady. sheep
Receipts. ears; $3.50. Calves. Re
/ ceipts, 10 0head $40 top.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
PRODUCE.

Commission men reported no change
In quotations this morning Stocks
OF poultry, both live and dressed. soId
out clean last night and there was not
coop on a package In sight this
morning. For New Years week the
has been unusually small. The de-
mand for dressed calves has been very
light this week also. and while receipts
are not large, there has been some ac-
cumulation and the market Is a little
soft AS for the rest, the market was
steady, quiet and without feature.
AppIes-75c Ms1.25 per bu, $40 200
per obi. western apples. 81 259275
Bananas--Good shipping stock. $3.50
g250. according TO quality.
Benns-Dried Lima. 6hW7c 10.
Ceiery-Home grown. 20 y 30c state
stock a zoe doz
CauIfhower - California. 25 u $50
per crate. S1.7562 per doz
Cnbbage-$1.15 per Dbl.
California Fruits-Pears, 50 509 per
Cheese Michigan fats. 17ql7hc;
York state, lie. Limburger, 1871 a
;7Isc: brick. 16Is M114c; domestic
SWISS. 21922c: imported. do. 2s93oc
CranberrIe. - Late Howes. ssQs50
per bbl. s3.25 per blu
Dates-Persian, 5h6 &C per Id. Fards.
l0iR lille per Id.
Z Dressed CsIves-Fancy. 1i412c per
ID: common. sm loo Id
Dressed Hogs-9M 9hc lb.
F1nnan Hsddies-101A Ollie per H.
Figs-Imported. new. IL 41ec per Id;
California, 36c per box.
Fresh Segetsb,es--Cucumb hot
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3l.-The weekly
bank statement as issued today shows
the following changes Reserve on all
deposits. decrease 81. 225. 800; reserve on
deposits other than L. =, decrease 81,
252 100: loans. Increase slO.45l,2OO;
specie, decrease $I,16i,7 700; legal ten
ders. increase $2.069. 300; deposits, In
crease s12.519, 500: circulation. de-
crease $3.50. 100: total loans, S1,23l,1 s4,
400 The surplus is sS.25l 800. as com
pared with S659I275 last year, and
A22 80 400 TWO wears ago.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries, extras. 30hc'
nrsts. IS &c; dairy. 23c; packing stoch'
zoe per ID
EgRs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. Gle doz Receipts on Satur-
day, were 126 cases.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
CHICAGO BUTTER MARKET.

CHICAGO. Dee. 3l.--Butter: Extras.
csc: hrsts, Csc; dairy extras. csc; firsts.
23c. Eggs Prime firsts. 3lc; firsts. 29c.
Cheese: Skins. l44 IA nc; young Amer
icas. i4s. m15c Live poultry: Fowls,
12m12Rc, ducks, l4q14hc; geese, ID
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.

CHICAGO. Dec 3l.-Grain opening
No trading in Dec. wheat. May un-
changed. Dec and May corn unchang-
ed Dec. oats unchanged. May of lsc.
Provisions opened fractionally higher
Close: Dee. wheat closed " lower
May unchanged. Dec. corn sc lower
May OFF &c. Dec. oats OF &C. May
unchanged. Provisions steady 10 frac'
tionally higher.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
BOOKS.

The magazine publishers seem to
have started out to make record
with their 1911 volumes il the high
standard OF the January numbers Is TO
be kept up during the year. In inter
est and general excellence the Janu.
airy numbers OF the magazines start
OF the new year in the right style.
The January Outing.
The January number OF TIE Outing
Magazine offers satisfying variety
Of outdoor articles. II takes you from
he snow of the north woods to the
everglades OF Florida-from the grouse
moors of England to Saddle and Camp
in the Rockies"
THE Professor and the Prairie
Schooner Is an account of trip
across the Florida everglades by a
collector for one Of the big American
museums. This article Is illustrated
with some remarkable photographs by
Julian A. Dimock.
The fiction consists OF Lone Luck,
by F. st. Mars. corking dog story
with tragic ending; AN Au Sable
Champion" Is a trout story OF more
than the usual interest; Exit Crock
err" a western story full of life and
vigor
This number also contains the foot
5all honor list for the season Of 1910
1 list selected with the cooperation OF
all the football coaches in all parts
Of the country.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

TOLEDO Dec. 3l-Wheat Cash and
Dee. s6s.c. May sl00A July. T5t G.
Corn: Cash and Dee. isIkc; May:
50ssc: July, 81 asc. Oats: Cash and
Dec. "a &c: May, 37c: July. s6@sc. Rye:
No 9 sac: No. 3. soc Cloverseed: Cash
and Dec. 50 22is: March. $500; April.
$500 Feb. $922is Oct. $40: Jan.
s922 Alsike: Prime and Dec S9.2o.
Timothy: Prime and Dec, s4.65. But
ter. Eggs and hay. unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK Dec. 3i-Bar silver
London. 25l-16d bar silver-New
York. "a sc. Demand sterling, $4so2t
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
Wife ASks separate Maintenance.

A bill for separate maintenance was
filed Saturday. by Martha against
George Schaner She alleges cruelty.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31

Business-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks right. Times, Printing Cos. 10
John R-st. Main 149s or City sass.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
FORMER DETRoiTER DEAD.

SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. Dec. 81.
-(SpeciaD e. f. Brown, who moved
here from Detroit year ago. died
suddenly at I o'clock this morning OF
heart failure.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
BOSTON COPPER

Reported for The Times by Hayden
Stone a Co, HOLLIS Griswold-st.:
- n-ap Hiub Low Close.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31

The total hank clearings Ter De-
troit for the year will be slightly
above 1926. $1,000, new record In
the history of the city.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1910-03-17
wa;auga Railroad d to Bs Built.

Lenoir Special to Charlotte Observer
The long hoped-!or railroad
from this place into Watauga
county will be built. The compa-
ny is Incorporated and is called
the Watauga Railroad Compa-
ny. In accordance with the &C
tion of the directors in t heir
last meeting, stock subscriptions
are being taken AMI it is expect
ed that the required amount will
be forthcoming. The State by act
Assembly, appropriated the la
hor OF $50 convicts, taking stock
in thecomIany ascompensation.
The corporation originally capi.
talized at $500, 900, has been an
thorized hy the stockholders to
increase this amount to 3 ,O0O,-
600.
For the present it is proposed
to build the road from Lenoir to
Boone. thence to Butler, Tenn.
A branch line will extend to
Wilkesbnro and North Wilkes.
boro. II is also intended to ex-
tend at a future date the | in 9
from Bu ler to Elizabethton and
Johnson City Tenn. When CON-
plpted there will be about 120
miles of road. The line will con.
meet with the roads leading into
the coal producing states and
will furnish a shorter route for
Transporting coal TO the sea-
board than that afforded by any
other road.
The local business OF the road
promises to be good from b
start. 1t will traverse some OF the
best farming lands of the State,
namely, the famous Yadkin val
ley and those OF Watauga known
far and near for their productsin
fruit and produce. The line will
also do II great business in haul
ing mining and forest products
abounding in the territory thro'
which it will pass.