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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-02
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT Feb. Close Bulls and
bears are both rather cautions about
doing much in the market under pres
ent circumstances. Both see some en-
couraginE features and there is also in
the market enough news on the other
side 90 make them cautious. Cash
prices in the southwest declined &C on
Monday. and miliers reported less de-
mand for -four but every time the
bears get CAV and sell freely. they are
forced 20 settle a. loss The bulls
think prices cannot decline far as long
"a the mills are grinding at the pros
ent rate. and stocks remain small
Chicago stocks are decreasing and the
increase IN the visible supply amounts
10 little. Crop damage reports are not
having much influence and the foreign
market continues easy The Detroit
recovered a.. and closed with an ad-
vance for the day OF &C Corn lost
nc. and closed easy. oats advanced
iac. and ciOvcrs"ed sc.
Wheat QuotatiOns--Cas No. red.
Si.26t4 on track. ] car at Sl25; May
opened AZ sle1 declined 20 Sl26A and
advanced 70 $ 2Iit July opened at
10 sl.05i4 No. I white. 1921
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
No ?. s4iac No. {. / car az 63ai G.; No.
on track. car at CSC; 40. I yellow. /
cars at ga, C. 3 at Sale.
Oats-Standard. / car at 50Lc, at
90 re, No white, SOC.
Beans--Cash. S21S. March, S223
Cloverseed-Prime spot zoo bags at
$3.50. 100 at So 40 closing at ss.45;
March. e0o bags at SS.t21k 200 ut $50.
100 at IS %; sample, 36 bags at s. TO,
- at SI.75. prime alsike, $3.50; sample
alsike, bags ~ So
Timothy seed-Prime spot. 125 bags
at &is5
Tuesdays wheat receipts: Mime
apolis, 36I cars, against so year ago.
Duluth. % cars. against 30. Winnipeg.
lis cars, against 2S2; Kansas city, 96
cars. against So ST. Louis. SO 900 bu.
against J 1900 bu.
Receipts in the Detroit market Tues
day, included 11S5 bills Of -four. I car
OF corn, and of oats Withdrawals
were 500 bills % -four. Stocks are sos 70
SIS bu OF wheat, 225.SO0 bu OF corn. So
OA2 bu or oats, and S4.S03 hu Of rye
worlds visible supply increase. $685.
600 bu
Wheat receipts AZ primary points
Tuesday, 10000 bu; year ago 80. 900
bu.
Wheat in Liverpool closed I'd high
er 20 I'D lower. and corn "a lower.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-02
TROOPS WILL HASTEN TO
KOREA TO RESTORE ORDER
Japanese Government To Take Drastic
Action Against Koreans Who are
Massac-einq Subjects.

KOBE, Japan, Feb. 1.-Urgent or
ders were received today from Toxic
to hasten the mobilization Of troops TO
be used in the suppression Of the lat
est Korean uprising in south Phongan.
The situation there is far more serl-
Gus than yesterdays dispatches indi-
Gated, and instead OF 80 japanese hav-
ing been killed in the uprising, IL Is
now believed that over 100 have been
slain and an immense amount OF prop
erty destroyed.
All of the government officials In
tho district have been murdered, &C
cording 10 today's dispatches, and the
government buildings burned.
Thousands OF armed Koreans have
Joined the uprising and are killing
and loounG wherever resistance IS
met.
The affected district is intensely
anti-Japanese and the leaders of the
revolt are inspired with the idea that
tho only way 70 prevent the threat
ened annexation OF the hermit king
dom by Japan and the destruction of
the last vestige OF Korean autonomy
is TO begin a war against the Japa-
nese and all government officials who
accept Japanese dictation.
Troops are being rushed 10 the
scene from various points and a serl-
Gus conflict is imminent. The Koreans
are fanatics and will probably be ex-
terminated rather than yield 70 the
japanese.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-02
PUTS BAN ON ADJUSTMENTS.
Must Be Eliminated During Lent,
BIsnop Foley Tells Catholics.

In his annual letter OF instruction TO
the pastors OF his diocese, Bishop Fo-
ley places a severe ban upon amuse'
ments during the Lenten season, and
states that except where circumstan-
ces OF labor and occupation exempt,
the faithful OF the church must OBJ
serve penance in this respect. The
letter reads:
Some Of the requirements OF the
church during Lent are the daily at
tendance at mass; frequent commun.
lon:. daily visiting the blessed sacra-
ment At some convenient hour; family
prayers; absence from public amuse.
ments which I'm our day at least are
dangerous and demoralizing; and spir-
itual reading Of good and instructive
books"
The forty hours devotion preceding
Ash Wednesday, Feb. 8. will be held
az usual IN So. Peter and Pauls Jes-
uit church. and on Feb. 10, two
weeks mission Will open in the same
church. the first week for women and
the second for men.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-02
TO Y. M. C. A. OF ANN ARB0R
J. L. HUDSON GIVES $1,000
Gives Impetus to Campaign to Raise
$25, 1000 In Ten Days to Wipe
Out Debt.

ANN ARBOR, Feb 1t had al
most forgotten that / was once in
business in your city said J. L. Hud-
son, of Detroit. in closing his remarks
to the Forward Movement banqueters
at the Y. NJ. G. A.. Monday night. Il
had store here years ago and closed
It out at a good profit. After you
have raised your $4,000 to lift your
debt and guarantee your budget for
the next two years, you may call on
me for 81 900 TO repair and re-
decorate your building"
Mr.. Hudson's unexpected peroration
was cheered nightly. Robert NJ Zug
and John y Howarth told the Ann
Arbor people how the S425,000 was
raised for the Detroit building. w. T.
Perkins, of New York from the inter
national committee, outlined the ten
day campaign which begins today
with ten groups of workers, headed
by Chairman a. f. Jennings. James
Schermerhorn introduced the speak
ers. Seven or eight thousand dol
lars are already pledged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-02
TEMPLE.

Lovers OF the quaint characters OF
Dickens who attend the Temple thea
ter this week will not be slow TO ac4
knowledge n debt to Edwin Stevens
and Miss Tina Marshall for presenting
three or four OF the great novelist )
most human creations in so life-like a
manner as to MAKE them seem living
realities.
Mr. Stevens is an accomplished
actor whose schooling has taken him
from musical comedy, to broad farce,
70 the emotional drama and the tragic,
and then around the circle again He
has the articles OF the player at his
finger tips and so II seemed no great
effort for him 10 step from one charac-
ter into another in few seconds OF
time devoted 10 changing a wig. apply
ing a few swift touches of grease paint
and striking an attitude. He presented
Uriah Heep, Dick Swiveler and Miser
Smallweed. while Miss Marshal gave
charming impcrsonation of Agnes
and a good bit OF character work AZ
the Warehouses. The characters ave
knit together with a few lines OF rhym-
ing quantity spoken by Miss Marshall
The little sketch is a long way above
the average vaudeville Offering and
will please even those who have no ac-
Quaintance with Dickens.
Some good singing is offered by the
Cadets De Gascogyne and quite a re-
markable exhibition of muscle rightly
| by La Trska as a human doll, in her
act with Jack Horton. Charley Case.
with his unbmshing expose" OF father
and Brother Hank and Sister Mary.
never seems TO wear out his welcome
at the Temple He has a new song"
this time about a red-meTino dress
that seems TO strike the risibilities OF
an audience in astonishing fashion.
Eleanor Gordon, Joseph Sullivan,
blanche Gordon and George Pieraiat
have racing plGylCt called Tips on
Taps" that won its measure Of ap-
plause also. The Three Nevares open
the bill with an excellent equilibrist
and acrobatic turn and the Mooreo-
scope pictures close ii as usual. Two
other good acts are sandwiched in The
middle with the others, VIII Rogers,
who does some real western plains Las
soing with the aid OF a typical broncho
and rider. and Lou Anger, who gets on
ridiculous monologue as German
soldier.
ELLA MAE HAWTHORNE.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-02
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.

A mad. dizzy whirl OF confused iden'
titles girls. songs and beautiful scenic
tricks Is Three Twins which opened
Monday evening. for three days
ei, gagement. with "Wednesday Matinee
/ in the Detroit opera house.
! The gentleman who selected the
"broilors" has taste somewhat SIM
/ lar TO the famous Fielding IL. lost'
OF Michigan university BE conditions
what they may in the worlds market
J there was no shortage OF beer on tue
/ Detroit opera house stage.
The costumes, too, are most LAVISH
and there Is a prodigality In the cos,
tuning stunt. bat the gentleman coulu
hardly be accused of punching MS
Icosmming hits Collectively, there Is
/ a quantity of costume. individually,
\ there is not SO much.
/ A whirlwind, mile-a-minute, one-act
playlet OF exquisite nonsense and side
splitting complications is the real
4 calibre OF the plot and action In the
play. but song hits, by which are
meant songs sung through 10 or 10
encores. with new costuming. and dit
! fercnt scenic effects for each rendi-
+ ton. serve 20 lengthen the piece into
Q
process was most agreeable.
] Then. clifton Crawford, that droll.
dry fellow. who gets a laugh with each
gesture and every whimsical para
graph. MANAGES 10 hold Detroit
opera house audience in the throes OF
cigcling hysteria for twenty minutes
( or more. while he gives them classic
/ In vaudeville stunts, which helps TO
/ langthen the one-act playlet into n
musical comedy. and at the same
time. makes the audience glad that It
was so heightened.
/ Tom, Dick and Harry are the three
twins Dick and Harry are bona
/ hde. while Tom, played by Mr. Cra"-
/ ford. is rank usurper, who has
made up" from photograph of DICK.
( in order to fool his dyspeptic old
/ father. and overcome obstacles TO his
marriage. Dicks weeping wife, and
/ Harry's giggling sweetheart, 10 say
nothing OF Toms own best girl, have
some terrible moments as the three
twins mix things up in startling fash
/ ion.
/ Joseph Allen. as the dyspeptic old
! father, went from one fit into another
/ in a way that caused brisk gales OF
merriment. Della Niven, as the cheer
! full, constant weeper. and Mayme
Gehrue, as the giggle artist formed
two distinct commissions in the big
SPasm.
/ Daisy leon. as Toms pretty and
| petite sweetheart. sang her many
songs in most fetching style. and that
eveT-pTesent chorus was either just
Cding out. or turning and coming back,
most OF the time.
Miss Icons song. "Cuddle Up Lit
1 tie Closer was the medium for some
/ OF the prettiest scenic effects yet
shown at the Detroit, hut the "Yama-
4 Yama' girls ran a close second In
point OF enCores.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-02
I :; 5N1.; PLAYHOUSES

, "A Mans World" is the sort OF play
that improves with repetition and Is
more interesting at second hearing
than a first for the simple reason that
its logic takes a hrmer grip, its dla.
logue stirs one To quicker mental re-
Spouse, and its characters appeal In a
more human way.
Miss Mannering shows the result OF
more intimate study OF the character
OF Frank Ware anG she gives per-
Torrance that has gained in power aud
lsureness of touch. The same is true
OF Charles Richman as Malcolm Cas-
kell. Mr. Richman has never ac-
complishcd better things in his theatri-
cal life
Miss Helen ormsbee repeats her
artistic work as poor drab-like Clara
Oaks, and John Sainpolis' sympathetic
Interpretation OF the lovable Fritz
could not easily be forgotten Arthur
Berthelet was excellent as Wells Trc-
yor. part much better suited TO him
than that OF the Frenchman, which he
played before. The latter is now in
the hands of Ernest Perrin, who Is ex-
cellent. Miss Ruth Boucicault replaces
Miss Dale as Leone and plays that
rather unpleasant character I'm a more
repressed manner and with marked i'm.
proyement. Il would be hard TO find a
better bit of work than Miss Manner
ing and Miss Boucioault offered in that
tense scene in the third act wherein
Miss Crothers has evolved a situations
that demands the best talent OF the
actors.
Little Mark Short as Riddle is a dear
child and a sterling little actor. Miss
Mannering was showered with flowers
and the applause OF the large audience
could have left no doubt in her mind
or that OF her associates that Detroit
/ had a warm return welcome for them.
| There will be matlnees on Wednes.
DAY and Saturday during the weeks
engagement.
ELLA MAE HAWTHORNE.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-02
Apple.-Fanoy. s3oOaa75: cor

AppIes-Fancy $3.OO6375: common
sl.59 30 per Dbl; western box apples
S2.15 a $50 per box.
Bannnns-iood shipping stock. 315C
az 80, according 10 quality.
Beans-pried Lima. SAG ID.
Celery-Home grown, 30435c doL
California, Si75 per crate
Caulifi"wer - California S2.75 pei
hamper.
Cabbage-E175a2 per Dbl.
Cbeese-Michigan full cream. 16hc
York state. 1Sc; limhurger. lie; brick
cream. iSc: schweitzer. 2lc 10.
,Cranberries-SzU225 bu; s5.5oQs.5C
Dates-Persian. 5a &C; Fards. 999hc
Dressed Calves Fancy. 1oh@lIc
Dressed Hoxs-Llght. 1O@11c; heavy
Q 9I5c ID.
FIgs-1mported. new. 1Ia14c ID; Cal
Finnnn HaddIe-s a lOc per ID.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumbers. hot
house, fL50G1.75 doz; lettuce. hot house
3 p l0c ID: head lettuce, $2.25 per ham
IS per hamper; parsley. zoe doz; green
beans, s2.5Sd3 hamper; green peppers
soc basket: rutabages S0g4 bu; Hub
toes. Sc 5QQ3.75; 6-basket crate; water
cress, 900 35c doz: turnips, soc bui
beets. soc bu; carrots, SOC bu.
Grnpcr-Malag1s. &4G6.50 bbl.
Ikiy-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
lots, Z. o. b. Detroit: No. ] timothy,
Siia1750; No. 2 timothy. $t6416.50;
clover. mixed. Sl6m165O: rye straw
So wheat and oat straw. 81 ton. Loose
hay from farmers wagons on the city
markets ranged from Sl4 TO SIS. as 10
quality
Hides NO / cured. I1Ho;N No. Z
cured. 10lAc: No. / green, SIC. No.
green, sac. kip cured. No. /. 12hc.
10 liSStsc green green no 10 ! II ,c ~ s2fs,
9lsc; calf green No. 1, lsc: No. 2
hor7sehldes No. /. .s.56: No & ta,Jo
sheep skins. as TO wool. soc n Sl.b0
HOney-Fancy white, lao 1bc; amber
1OWi1c. extracted. On ] &c III
LemOns-California, S3.7544 box.
Lines n 1.2s per 90.
MushrOOms-50c per 10.
Nuts-Walnuts. rs "a &c: almonds, II
G15c: pccahs 12a i5c: hlbcrts. II % 12c
Brazils. ga l0c. mixed nuts. ia lac Id
new hickory nuts, shellbarks. S1.25 q
$50.
unIons-Michigen 750soo Su: new
| Bcrmudas. a275 bu.
OrnnRes-California naveis, t2.T5G J
/ Floridas. $3.50 box; tangcrines, S2022I
/ box.
oysters - Solid packed standHrds
/ si25: selects. 81 gal. standards. II
small cans; zoe; large cans. CSC: Sc
/ lects. small. CSC; large. 85c can.
FinenPpies - Floridas. Si7bQ2 pei
| doz. f3N3.bc per crate.
POpcorn-Ears. 242hc 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-02
Man, &c. Never Left New York.

NEW YORK, Fen 1.-The funeral
Of Richard Lee will take place tomor.
row from the Elizabeth-st home IN
which he was born SO years ago. Lee
had never been beyond the city limits
of New York, although he had en-.
joyed the best OF health until a few
days before his death. Lee was a
mason. and for about 60 years hal
actively assisted in the building Of
New York He was one OF the build
ers OF the courthouse in City Hall parl,
during the regime OF Boss Tweed
Lee was born July II, 1924. when
New York was a city OF only l23.O0C
population.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-02
NEW NORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Feb l.-Pork-Firm
mess. SEQ Iard-Firmer; middle west.
spot $I2S0W1G4O. Sug0r-Ruw, quiet,
refined quiet Coffee-Rio No. I. on
the spot IS. ass. C. Tallow-Quiet
city. 81. e. country. 6ts mTi.c Dressed
pOultry-Firm quiet and unchanged
Live poultry-Firm demand fair. un-
changed. Cheese--Firm full cream,
specials. Ia IlSc. skins, specials,
HE. full skins, 3N &C
Coffee options opened unchanged 10
8 points lower. Rutter-StCadY, re-
ceipts S,3S1.. creamery. extra. Sic; state
dairy tubs. 2fN soc. imitation cream
cry. hrsts. e6 "a &c. Eggs-Weak re-
ceipts 500 nearby white. fancy 81 H
SIC; nearby mixed. fancy 32U 33c.
fresh tirsts 32435c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-02
BOSTON COPPER
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden
stone 4 Co: Just one stock IN the
Boston market has shown any life this
morning. TamaraCk which advanced TO
So a share. The entire balance OF the
market was listlcss. evidently discour-
aged by weakness in New York. As
seSsments OF 81 each on Adventure and
Hancock are being paid today. and an
other OF 81 has been called on OnecO.
Possibly this reminder OF the expense
involved in these development proper
ties accounts partly for the lifelcss-
ness. Lake Copper quiet around 54ig,
South Lake and Indiana IN good de-
mand around 10 and IS, respectively.
North Butte conspicuously weak and
generally accepted now that next dlvi-
dend will be cut. That public are still
willing 10 buy development shares on
the slightest encouragement IS evi-
denced by the eager demand FOR new
hotation, Bohemia northeast OF the In
diana.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-02
TWO HURLED TO DEATH
Boiler Breaks In Flint Electric Light
Plant.

FLINT, Mich. Feb. 1.-Two men
were instantly killed by the bursting
of a boiler tube in the Flint Electric
Light Co.'S power house last night.
They are Eli Crump. 81. and Andrew
Marsh, both firemen. in the employ
OF the company.
The men had Just finished putting
coal beneath the boiler and were
/ standing in front OF the fire box doors
when the tube snapped, hlling the
room with scalding water and steam
/ Crump was blown across the room
into the stoker's room, 20 feet away
The hot steam prevented rescuers from
getting the other man out Of the room
until 40 minutes laterN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-02
Assessment paid. 81.
BOSTON COPPER SALES

Copper share sales Of Jan 81, FUR
1885. a. c. p. AIS: Az. $50. Arc.
-. 4 G., $50; Arm 100; Att. 700: Bat.
20 Bonz-, 200, Bos. Con. SIS; Bos Cor.
l9O' Butte, 1875: G.. & A. 677A II *
50; +. r.. ass. Elm. Is: FIR. 2439: OK,
1885: CIR. l40: rites. 40; G.. c.. I.62I:
Cane, 1904 Helv.. 3; Roy 305: Kerr,
Mass. 2.1S5; Mayh.. 25; Miami 1870:
Mich, 125. Mob. 649; New. les: MIN.
2ls; n. B.. Jos; y. l.. 3,45S; orb. $50;
.. G, 90; o. ID. rs; Csc. ); Par. IS.
Sup, 500 :. & r.. 295: s & p. l55:
Tam. 10. Trim. 90: L. : r. /. 700.
DO pfd. l,0l2, Apex. 225; TT Con Gas,
vet &c J. Win, 10: Wolv, 40; Wyan.,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-02

Potatoes - Car lots. bulk. abg ase,
bags, ss0tve bu' new Bermudas S2.eO
PouItry - springs. lf0l5c; fowls,
IA ole. geese, lac; ducks. i5e tur-
spfingers. l5G i6c. ducks, . ii8 ise'
Rabbits-Si ssGl.56 doz
sweet Potatoes erseys, kiln dried,
Sl.9O crate Illinois, NS5 ou' y Dbl
Tailo"-No' /, she' No = sA@
JoBBING PRICES.
Coffee-Package couev 10O-lb case,
canned Iosd.-HpPlss. gals. ,a.7s;
baked beans lib, 5O@6oe; Lima beans.
sl4l So sGorn-.rt,l9,ncy Maine; 81 ltSoi
Peas-Fancy early June, SIPS; stand
ards .; soaked. 80 W zoe. salmon
Sockcye. TAN, SL65, nat. slS5: Alaska
reds, $3.50, Alaska pinks, ~. Toma-
toes, 5sdi SIC: suocotash. $iQl.iO doL-
Fred-BrRn. $40. fine middltnEs, go,
coarse mlddlinss s2e' spsSeks o eo onii
Oats Saf: s SSSns' s2 S't ton. "''-' ~ Wv"
Eonr - Michigan patents IN wood
best S6.35, ordinary patents 80 10.
straight S6.o5 clear. So boil Rye hour
Ons-Raw unsced. use. boiled linseed.
T9c. diamond headlight kerosene shc,
Perfection, Zoe, Eoccne. l2c. crown
gasoline. l3c gal, turpentine In oarre'
lots O4laC gal,
ProvIsions-AIyss pork, S24 so family
PORK, s~i,la 20 20. mtNlhu tlthls .N-"H
% smoked hams. Is Ac; picnic hams
kets. lics shoulders. l2iaC. picnic hHi'As
IeLc: bacon. les ffl1c. lard in tievces
l3&c. kettle rendered. l4Ac 10.
CHARACTERIZATION corrected daily oy
w N Edgar ~ Co; crystal domlnoes'
SIs6. Eagle tablets, 90; cut loat :
S64O: cubes. S5.65. NNNN powdered
S5.S5; standard. powdered, $3.50, gran
ulated. extra coarse. $3.50; granulated'
fine. IN bulk, S5lO. granulated. IN -o-l 10
cotton bags, So as; Michigan Sranulat-
ed. $500. diamond \. s5.5OI confession
ers' a. $685.. No !. $40, No. :. 500
No 6. S620. No :. S5.l5: No :. $40.
No. y. $5o5. No. 10, So. No. IL. 500
No Il. $3.50. No ~, S4S1; No H.
Sass. No. Is. sass per 100 pounds
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-02
NE,M YnRk sTncK IETTER.

reported Tor Inc IImes 0N Iarson'
Craig & Co This mornings stock
market was q repetition after the
first hour. OF yesterdays dullness. \
drive az stocks at the opening carried
prices sharply down from yesterday
close, a number of active stocks losing
point or more support. however
was given the market. and a part OF
the early loss regained. Towards noon,
the market lapsed into dullness with
lnfrequent quotations and slight frac-
rional changes. The declaration OF the
regular dividend on Pennsylvania was
without effect on the market
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-02
COPPER MNRKET-CIo.e

ArIz ComI. n, Apex. ~ AL. 10.
Arc, - All, asa Adv. 10; Bay $
Bos. & Corb., 20ia Butte Cltn., 35i.
Cop. Con. 10; G. 4 A, 72IA Cent. -
DAILY W. sla; Davis d, az f. Butte,
95, Gir.s-1OIa; G.-Can, ga: Gold. Cons
- Hanc.. % Isle Roy. 23i4: Kew
Cop. 5: Las, 10; Lake -: Mob. sSit,
Maj So Miami, 2fis Mex Con.
! = y. Butte. 40; Old Dom. -: csc
l5+; shan. 1914 Sup. & Pitts. Az
santa Fe > u Sup Cop, 5S sup. & Bos
IA Tam, 20. Trim, Q. Utah Cons.
1915 L. ; r., com. 47ia: Ind. 34i5
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-02
PRODUCE

AS was expected. the Elgin butter
market rallied a cent yesterday. and
as this market rs based on Elgin prices
here followed, OF course. The egg mar
ket lie ruling fairly steady as TO price,
dealers report that even under light
receipts stocks are piling up on their
hands Storage eggs are about done
but production is on the increase. and
the tendency OF prices Is downward
Poultry has not started up very briskiy
as yet. and the general market is very
steady
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-02
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Feb. Wheat opened
steady 10 shade firmer. offerings
moderate, but soon increased. and mar
ket turned weak. Corn q shade easier
on fine weather and large receipts
oats easier on selling, headed by coun-
try commission houses. Pork higher.
Lard, easier.
Noon-Wheat and corn, in both
months, practically at a standstill
oats unchanged.
Close-W heat closed strong and
nearly a cent higher all around Corn
and oats, higher. Provisions closed
very strong from Il 20 soc above the
opening prices.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-02
TnIEIln

loLEJo, o., Feb --Wheat-Cash
10 10 2 May, SL2G7. July. s1.O5lI
sept CSise Oats-t'ssh and Ma a9S.
July PC sept. +t7sc RveENo, .
Szc' 10 .. Sc Cloverseed- Cash. Jan
s sLh g. !. en- N!2is March tS45: April
b.. = ,lct, 1913. Prime alsike. stS5
rhine timothy g. Butter-C'reen erv
IN IN iuns. 80 lzc, prints. Sic: dairy. 27 n
&c process. "a 29c. packing stock
. -l'. .Rss-Faucy. fresh. 37c. curren
lpls' 64ci fancy. candled. 2Sm2gc
10. ] storage 21c. No. 2. storage 26c
Hay unchanged -'O
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LIVE STnnR


EAST BUFFALO-OpenInE.
Cunning a stevens Live stock Report.
bJt FA[Jy Feb. IL Special. Cat
tle-keceipts = cars, steady. Hogs-
Receipts 20 cars, strong. heavy. $3.50:
workers.. sS,5e, pigs. $3.50. sheep and
Lambs-ReCetpth 10 cars steady best
lambs, sS.75; yearlings. S7.50FtS; weth-
ers. $3.50 500, ewes. {5.759s. Calves
ia al050.
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CHCAEo rRnDTCE.

CHICAGO Feb. i.-Buttcr--Cream
cry. extras. soc. firsts 81 H32c. dairy.
extras, Sic. firsts 2Sc Eggs-Prlme
frsts, Doc. frsts. 29c Checse--Twins
16 "a O. lie; daisies. 1Tnl1L.c. young
Americas. 1872 Nl6&c. market very
firm Live poultry-Turkcys lie:
fowls, 13iaC. spring chickens. 10 0I4iRc,
ducks, l4ul5C, geese. l00llc.
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. NeU0TI00 Tor TN0 Times NV Cara0n
CfalR Co. Whest-So far the trad,
IN wheat has been the dullest for tn,
me surprise has been that Their,
lltic selling pressure and price.
tuuhk better than tho close Monday
lover cables. large northwest receipts
ln,rsase 81 215.000 in sticks AT Mime
. "PoiA' an apcpar 60 be discounted