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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-23
Opposition Expected When lie
Brings Matter of Replace
ment Before FreehOlders.

the board will vote to sustain the acton
of the committee.
With that action out of the road the
real fireworks of the meeting viii come
and there promises to be some real fun.
The first mix-up will come over reso-
luton to be presented that will author
ize Director Wallace Ougheltree to ap-
point special counsel to conduct the
prosecution of the charges against DR..
Dill that have been pending since last
January, but cannot possibly be heard
until November, owing to writ of Ger
tiorari obtained by Chandler w. Riker,
counsel for DR.. Dill, which carried the
case to the Supreme Court.
Mr., Mum Confers.
County Counsel Joseph L. Mum has
been working very hard ever since he
heard that a move was on foot to oust
him from the case and appoint special
counsel in his place. Yesterday after
noon he was in conference with Dl-
rector ougheltree and with Benjamin
Haskell, chairman of the hospital COM
mittee, for an hour in each instance
and it is said begged that he be not
replaced in the case. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Mum promised he would
actively take hold of the case and push
it to the limit.
HE has not done so since the first
filing of the charges" remarked one
member of the hospital committee to-
day, "and I cannot believe in his sim
cerity now when he learns he Is liable
to be replaced"
Special counsel, whoever it may be-,
will also have charge of the interests
of the county in the fight now being
made by DIR. Dill to be reinstated as
medical superintendent at the hos
pital.
Mr. Mum has quite number OF
friends on the board and will make
a hard fight to prevent being superse-
ded, but 1t Is the general belief among
Court House officials familiar with the
leanings of the different members of
the board that II the resolution comes
to a vote tonight Mr.. Mum will be
turned down by a vote of about 20 to IL.
No Appointment Tonight.
1t is not expected that any action
toward appointing permanent medi-
cal superintendent at the hospital will
be taken at tonight's meeting other
than the possible appointment of a
special committee to look over the
situation and suggest the names Of
available men.
George J. Althen. member of the
hospital committee, is of the opinion
that it will be a mistake II an Essex
county man is chosen for the position.
1--WE want a man." he says, who
A-&1 L.. txr nd
interests but his work for the poor un-
fortunates at the asylum"
Mr.. Anthem is Joined in this view by
a number of other members Of the
board, but SO far no one name has
been very prominently mentioned for
the position.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
STOCK MARKET
CLOSES HEAVY
Tone Becomes Uncertain and Irregu-
La After First Few Minutes
OF Trading.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Irregularity
prevailed at the opening OF the stock
market today, with changes being
equally divided between gains and
losses. AT the end OF fifteen minutes
the entire list ruled moderately un-
der yesterdays close.
The movement OF prices In the day )
stock market was irregular. Starting
at yesterdays closing prices. most of
the active shares soon became weak,
and the general list showed fractional
losses before the end OF the first hour.
Trading was narrow, but the market
became fairly active on the decline
Losses for the day were for the most
part fractional. Just before the close
there was some rather heavy selling
In Union Pacific, Steel and few 9th
er active shares, but there was a
quick rally in which many OF the
losses were made up. The closing was
unsettled
IL a. m.-The tone after the first
few minutes became uncertain and
irregular, rallies and reactions leav-
ing the market at the end OF the first
hour very little changed from yester-
days close.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds heavy.
Stock market closed heavy.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
Districts
HOLD ELECTIONS
1k in Great Britain Today Will
ybrecast Fina, Outcome of Fight
On House Of Lords.

LONDON. Dec. 3.-That the house
)ords may weather the storm and
n41n In possession OF It's lower to
- the radical legislation fostered
the house OF commons Is coming
- more general belief today.
AlthOugh the betting on the stock
c0ange today was four TO one the
Doral-Labor-Irish alliance would be
the majority In the next house OF
nDons as result OF the pending
factions, the bets are not that the
Majority will be a big one.
VI On the other hand, II is asserted III
Wany circles that the Liberals alone
Will not have as many votes as the
conservatives, but will be forced TO
call upon their Labor-lrish allies Tor
votes to pass any measure opposed py
the Conservatives.
A victory by such narrow margin
Tor the Liberals does not indicate That
King George will execute the anti
lords policy of the Liberals. led by
Premier Asquith and Chancellor
Lloyd George. The Liberals demand
"a that In the event of Liberal vic
B0xy, hluB GcOTsc sHnH NiSoeO S"-
llcient Liberal peers to the house OF
lords to pass bill removing the last
vestige OF power from the lords and
making the hereditary body merely
consulting institution.
Although no definite announcement
has ever been made 1t has been cur
rent gossip that King George has
promised Asquith, In the event OF
Liberal victory. to appoint enough Lib
.oral peers to overthrow the house or
lords.
II IL believed, however. that in the
event the Liberals can only poll
majority OF votes by lining up with
the laborites and the Irish, the King
Will refuse to create the new peers.
arguing that Conservative gains, even
A insufficient to constitute major
lty. are indicative OF the popular dis
trust of the radical action proposed
by the Liberals.
Seventy constituencies today Will
return parliamentary members. AS
these constituencies are scattered all
over England and Scotland, II Is be-
lleved that today's result will have
influence over the fu-
ture polling, as we'll as furnishing a
fAirly accurate barometer OF the final
outcome.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
TO HAVE NEW BUILDING.
Corner Stone of ST. Joseph's Home
viii Be Laid Sunday.

The corner stone OF the new ST.
Joseph's Home for Bo. viii be laid.
Sunday afternoon. at 3 o'clock by
Bishop Foley, on land recently pur'
chased for the purpose, on Burroughs
ave. near Cass-ave.
The new building will cost about
So, 900, and is so planned that add
tions can be maze al anytime with
out great expense. The home. located
at Congress and Beaubien-sts. since
IL was started in 1903. has far out
grown It's quarters. The work II II
doing has placed II among the most
desirable philanthropic institutions In
the city and II has the interest and
support Of prominent citizens.
The home was established TO give
protection, care and home comforts
10 homeless and parentless boys above
l3 years OF age: to find them employ
ment and to give them such instruc'
ton and discipline as will help them
to become self-supporting, industrious
and independent citizens.
Although the home Is in charge or
the ..averian Brothers, II Is non-sec-
tartan and its doors are open to all
in need of its shelter. The board OF
trustees Is composed OF the following
wellknown citizens: President M. w.
O'Brien: vice-president, Gerald J. Nc
Coy, treasurer, Charles +. Collins; sec
rotary, Joseph A. Roe; directors:
James +. Lurphy. John Finn, ". A.
Dwyer, Henry Blackwell and G. l..
Fleltz With SO much expense ahead
Of them the trustees ask the assist
ance OF the public at large and con-
tr.Jutions may be sent 10 Treasurer
c. F., Collins. Wayne County Savings
bank
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.

DETROIT. Dec. 3.-Up: Prince. 3 p.
"a. Friday; Nyanza. $50.
8chrigley. $. c. Hall. / a. m; Della
ware. 1920.
Down: Mckinney, 1925 Friday; Sat
urn, 1880; r. Il. Flower. 1885; Sus-
Quehanna, Empress OF Fort William.
neon: Neepawah, 1905 D. m. St Paul.
~; Lehtgh, 1906: Panay, 2: Lyman -
Ninth. ESQ; NJ. T. Green. 3; Argo. G.
~ Jones, 3:i0; Alpena 4:3o; J. p. Reiss.
4,l6: s.. NJ Stephenson. 1910; Tacoma.
Oscoda and barge. stadeconna, IL
friday night; Sawyer and barges.
19:s0: North Star. $40: Fisher. Z; Ari-
Gona and barge. $40; Algonquin. $40;
Xmes, 10; Wilkinson. 1890; Ranney.
|Gchuylkili, lO:40: Yuma, Walsh. Mum
Icy. Mackinaw, IL; Davidson, ll:S0;
Admiral. IL a. m.
The 500.
8AULT STE. MARIE, Dec. 3.--Don-
SsisR; ESQ., Rsss 3so fG NSr,s Lake ws
Keefe. Friday night: whitney.
.Northern King. 10 a. M; Laughlin.
1850: Smith. Thompson, noon.
Down: Turret Cape. Mclean. 1870
- m. Friday; Price. |; Hurnoic, 1880:
Uuperior, Rochester, q; Capt. Wilson,
Dutler, 8; Andrews. Osborne, Sultana.
'l: Fitch. Niagara. 9;
q Lake Shore, 1880 Friday night:
Northern Light, Flagg. 4: (smalD
0ratwfck. z; Randolph. Warner, 3; AL
", oil barge. IL.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
NEGRO ASSAuLTER GIVEN
FIVE TO TEN YEARS
tCo.tinued from page oneJ

way, 10 southerner. stepped up to
Wnlis and said:
Il am astonished at the manner In
|Xhich you discussed the young lady
"a this case. 1t was neither fair nor
5ost. II IL well for you that am not
relative of this young woman. II
you were in the south"
You don't understand the facts"
4 interrupted Willis.
~Oh, yes, I do. I have been here
MI day, listening to the testimony"
And you are minister of the Cos.
pel?"
Yes, q minister of the gospel, Rev
u. p. Fixes, of the Woodward-ave Bap
Z DIT church. Put that down In your
book. And l shall have something
( 1urther to say about this case
To those present II seemed al
( though the reverend gentleman re
I|otrained himself with some difficulty
Asked Saturday morning II he in
+ handed to base a sermon on the Incl
|(l1Ght, Pastor Fixes said he woult
Ave to think the matter over first
<[k u not improbable that he will take
re mp publicly later on.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03

~ s:a s:. ..s @ s. ".s
vii be greatly sppreci
but quite possible that the agents
when
The thing that be well
well
which be
without aid
subjects require practice and application more
development Of correspondence
that never
When the OF the schools
is
specific
headquarters Chi
l will be willing fair treatment
IN: = :'.sn M told .%
stock unf
answered satisfactory
will closely
with the market OF this mine than
found but
You is
from the
holders the manp
ulators
A.
do motif nd the d
paid a
more dataa boutt able locate
Investments" OF this sort are m lightly precarious
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
LAYTON NO LONGER ACTIVE.
Energetic Member Of Taft Club With
draws From Executive Committee.

A lot OF people were asking why
the name of Arthur Layton. OF the ue-
partment OF public works, does not
appear as a member OF the new execu-
tive committee OF the North End Taft
club. recently elected. Layton has
been one of the most active members
OF the club since It's organization. He
has given much OF his time and his
own private funds TO promote the in
terests Of the organization. He was
prominent on several committees and
in fact. was always willing TO do his
share and a little more. Why he
should now drop ont Of sight com
pletely, as far as active participation
in the affairs Of the club are concerns
ed. is something his friends cannot
understand.
II have had enough. let some else
have my Job for a while,' said Arthur
when the question was put up TO him.
There was no friction at all. think
those honors should be passed around
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine
Weber x Co. Dec. 3: Wheat--Trad-
ers are likely 20 forget much OF the
exaggerated crop damage news from
the southwest with the first snow fall.
which 10 likely to occur any day. Bull
trade overlook the l12 900 900 surplus
estimate by the Broomhalls for Argen-
tine. The leaders may continue to
of some more OF their wheat, but the
natural tendency will be lower az soon
as the southwest gets some moisture
and the bear forces again become ag-
gressiye
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFAI.O-o.e.ins.

D1n.inE 4 stevens Live STOCK Report.
EAST BUFFALO. n. Y, Dec. s.
1900 to l.Ao0-lb. steers, $3.50 a675.
good prime 1900 to l.sOo-lb. steers.
te.769s.25: best 100 to l.2eo-lb; ship
er steers. 1000 to 100 lbs. 1915 as5o:
light butcher steers. 3475d5; best fat
cows. N.6o96: fair TO good cows. s.; rs
s On SSmmon e som medium hs. do sa'Sgs2s
s65o0s; good fat heifers. .4.soQ6; fair
TO good do. t49+.2s; stock heifers.
oSS Ssst feeding saium steers o ds
feeding steers. st60@476: stockers,
All grades. s3.7SQ4: best bulls. s4.759
$40; bologna bulls. ss.76g42S: stock
sp S s seSs to % faSsg mi nRe
s se: r1 49, 'gH soat.o '''0'' common to
heavy. ,7s0aT7o; yorkers. $50: pigs,
$3.50
sheep: Receipts. 30 cars. slow
best lambs. 1926 Qe,s6i yearlings, 81 so
90: wethers H6&26; ewes s376V
Calves: S5g1obo
EAST BUrFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO. n. T., Dec. s.-Cat-
tle-Receipts, so head; market quiet
and steady; prime steers, S0.40a6.75:
oeipts. 10 head; market, slow. Use
lower; Gull TO choice, $500 1870
Sheep and lambs: Receipts. $500 head:
market. slow; choice lambs, SS86.26:
Gull to fair. s55Oa6.75. yeariings, a. so
aS; sheep sheep, ssgi:5. Hogs Receipts.
workers.. s7.ebqT.7C. pigs. S7.7Ja7.s5
mixed mixed 'Is5@ 40; heavy. s7s6Q77O.
foushs' to.SO9Ss0; stays. .s6Us.5U.
UNION STOCK YARDS
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO
Dee SIHoss: Receipts. $4,000; mar
ket, &c higher: mixed and butchers. s.
g3.as good heavy. 3ss5a7t 5: rough
pigs, se.5o97s5 Cattle: Receipts. 100:
market, steady beeves. s450g750
and feeders. s3S0g575: Texans. 81 20
Of. 40; calves. SqS. Sheep. Receipts
| 5000. market. weak; native. s225a
425i western. 81 q 40; lambs. So SS
| $3.50. western, s4.50d645
CLEVELAND
| CLEVELAND. %, Dec. 3.-IIogs. Re
eeipts. 5000 head, steady. Toe lower:
4 mediums, mixed and workers.. S7451r
ki50, pigs and tights, 1856 cattle: Re
ceipts. cars steady. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, cars ss.s5. Cslves-Receipt.
| 100 head $40.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03

and voluntarily stepped out. That's
all there In 10 it,"
Eden Small. newspaper man, II
on the committee In place OF Layton.
The latter Is still a member OF the
club and is on the friendliest terms
with the officers and members, 10 all
outward appearances.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
Nv BOOKS IN PUBLIC LIBRARY.

The following new books have been
|ooolved In the public library:
& 1ames Boyle. King Edward VII as a
In and a Monarch" &. II. Davis. Ben
w0ssy. Judge of the Juvenile Court !"
0tharine f. Dopp. place OF Indus
~ In Elementary Education" Rene
6omic, George Sand, Some ASPECTS
Her Life and Work." Louise
uurneS. The New Democracy" Henry
vinck, Success I'm Music and How IL
y Won" King c. Gillette, World Cor
6fotfon;" James Gum. practical De-
- of Motor Cars" Henry Hatton.
Lagfcians Tricks, How They Are
oDne:" VIM. ID. Howells, MY Mark
Wain. "reminiscences and Criticisms"
NJ J. Jackman. "A. b. c. Of the Motor
pycle;' James J. Jamison. With Wal
&c In Nicaragua" Oliver 3. Lodge.
Parent and Child" Logan O. McPher-
-. Transportation I'm Europe" Ella
~ 9ykee. Persia and It's People" q.
81 Taylor. Leaders OF Socialism.
- and present. John W. Wilkinson.
rAct1cal Agriculture Rider Hag-
11rd Queen shcba's Ring" Brete
Apts. s8alomy Jane Rudyard Kip
"a, Rewards and Fairies" stephen
oYuolds, "Alongshore; Sea Stories"
n1h NJ. Stuart. "Sonny's Father
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Dec a.-Flour: Dull
and unchanged Pork Quiet, mess.
s19q1s50. Lard: steady: middle west
spot. $40 05 Q1015 Sugar: Raw. firm;
centrifugal. 80 test. s3.ss: muscovado.
SO test S3.43; refined. steady; cut loaf.
$40; crushed. $3.50. powdered, s470;
granuiated. $3.50 Coffee: Rio No.
on spot, l3t a13hc. Tallow Steady:
city 7isc: country, Z IL a Nc. Hay:
STEADY: prime. s1.10G1.l2h; No. 3. zoe
as2lsc; clover. 7Ocgtl. Dressed poul-
try Dull: turkeys. 10 &c; chickens.
iOa zoe: fowls, l0417c; ducks. loG l8c.
Live poultry Steady: geese, l2la q lSc;
ducks. Boise: fowls, l2a 13c; turkeys.
I2ql3c: turkeys. l2q ltc: ROSTERS. sc
cheese: Quiet: state milk, common to
specials. ISq17Ac. skins. common TO
specials. 4G13c full skins, case.
A, trdui etaoinrdlu etaoidlu III tuau
Rutter--Dull Receipts, 1858; cream
ery, extra. 2shc; state dairy. tubs. 20
a 2gc; imitation creamery. hrsts. "a a
2bc Eggs-Firm Receipts. 4.4l9;
neprby white fancy. 56c; nearby mixed
fancy, &0343c; fresh frsts. $40 sec.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
Wants Ward Former Retained.

Ald.-elect Charles Mccarthy, of the
Thirteenth ward called on the mayor
and Commissioner Haarer, Saturday
morning, In a effort to retain Charles
kocher as ward foreman. Louis Bro
20. the other alderman-elect. wants
Kocher superseded. as he was un-
friendly TO Brozo during the campaign.
John Frey, alderman-elect from the
Tenth ward. is seeking the appoint
ment Of John +. Fry, OF No. 465 Wa
bash.ave.. to succeed Theodore Ru-
dolph In his ward. The matters will
be settled early next week.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03

A program OF song and story, with
many an original quip TO add to the
goodfellowship of the occasion, fol
lowed the Mems. club dinner, I'm the
Central Christian church, Friday g,
ming. James Schermerhorn was toast
master. and the various literary and
musical numbers were contributed bv
DR.. James A. Post. Wellington VI.
Logan. George Huntington, ex.Jud a.
r. H. Aldrich. the Rev. c. j. Tannar
Forrest Campbell, A. c. Butler and
Reginald Pulford.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03

Reported for The Times by Paine,
Wobber Il Co. Dec. 3: Stocks-The
market today at the opening was un-
steady and very quite. Later 1t be-
came very weak and low records were
made. Before the close covering
movement advanced the general list.
and at the close the market was
steady. but heavy. The bank state
msnt was poor and the decrease in re-
serves and increase In loans 10 not
likely TO help sentiment
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
COPPER LETTERS

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone n Co, Dec. 8:
Boston prices for the copper shares
continue to show irregularity, al
though the market IL less active than
yesterday and there Is less pressure to
sell. Utah Cons has huctuated be-
tween Is and 1874 Ray Cons at 1874.
has been strong Old Dominion, on a
small transaction, sold at 3S. decline
OF two points Parrot made Its appear
ance at 1874, which liz 2ly lower than
last sale: North Butte Is steady around
2s Allouez sold at TN. a decline OF
one point other departments OF the
market unchanged
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
JOHN p. GLEN DON
Az FORD BLDG.
C0PPERS. COBAlTS

and all Curb stocks bought outright or
IN rriad on margin Loans made on all
active stocks or accepted as collateral
Prompt delivery and prompt settle
ments Accounts solicited. Phones:
Main S2T, City s27.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
BUTTER AND EGGa

Butter Creameriss. extras, sic.
frsts. Thc: dairy butter. 23c: pacing
stock. 20hc 10.
Egxs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included, Sllsc doz Receipts Satur-
day. l6 caseA
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
! MARINE
steamer Northern Light Safe.

{ BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. 3.-The Mu-
tual Transit Company's officers here
received wireless message from the
steamer Northern Light this morn
ing stating that she passed the 500 at
Z o'clock. She had been In shelter.
Fears for her safety had been enter
tanned as she had not been reported
Bince leaving Duluth.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
PRODUCE.

Price changes In the produce mar
ket since last report consist OF an ad-
vance OF a cent in fresh eggs and "A
decline OF 4 half cent In live poultry
There are hardly enough eggs coming
In TO he called receipts. but Production
will probably soon begin TO increase
There are good many eggs in stor-
age yet, however. and the outcome OF
the seasons deal II getting To be y
problem Receipts Of poultry are MOI
large. but the demand since Thanks
giving has been unsatisfactory, and
rather than carry stocks over sunday
dealers made some concessions in
price
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
GRAIN AMI PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Dec s.--Close: Wheat ap-
pears to be largely ia control OF few
heavy dealers In Chicago who buy
when Il II down. at the same time cir
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
NEW YORK bank STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, Dec. J.-The weekly
bank statement as issued today shows
the following changes: Reserve on all
deposits. decrease s6,392.sb0. reserve on
deposits other than L. =. decrease Sc
aeO625; loans, increase sl4.664O0O'
specie, decrease s2.77I.500: legal ten
ders decrease s702.700 deposits. In
crease Sill .674.6O0; circulation, decrease
s1i52OC; total loans. Sl,227,GSO SOC The
surplus is Sl2.294,7I5. as compared with
ss.l3s 100 last year, and s2237l 700 two
years ago
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
Reported for This. Times by Paine.

Weber e. Co. Dec. 3:
There was better demand all
around for copper stocks today. LII
uuidatton seems to have stopped for
the time and the floor traders had
little better courage The strength OF
East Butte during the past week has
been especially notable and any change
in the market should see a sharper rise
in East Butte than I'm any other spe-
cialty North Butte and Lake were
both well bought today and should
rally easily We continue our advice
10 keep long OF the coppers and buy
more on all reactions
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03

Bsaaass-Cood shipping stock. S1se
o250. according TO quality.
Ses.s-Dried Lima. sh o,c 10;
C C.,,ss.,stT s,u 10 e soc deA
Cabbas.-si.60 per Dbl
California Fr.is.-Grapes. sl.7S922s
per box: pear ears: fs;so0t per box; ,,u..
York State. lie: Lmburger. NV q isc:
brick, lsiz Q19c; domS>tic Swiss. . -
age; imported. do. 2sH3os per 10.
Cr.nberries-Late howes" $3.50 per
D.tes-Persian. S0se Per Id: FardA
Drs..ss c.,y go. iO9iic per
Dressed Hog.Sashc 10.
Finna. H.id,e.-,o V ole per To-
Fix:Iimperted. new. iigisc per Id:
Fresh vegetsbie.-cucumb hot
house. $lbOq2 per doz.. lettuce. hot
house. SO10c per Id: head lettuce, ti.2a
80 U 35c per doz; parsley. Is a zoe dox:
green peppers, l0u50c per basket
green beans. t2;75gs per Blu: carrots.
ships. 60Q65c per bu bets soc per
fornia- S22 per box.
Gr.pes-Ponies. Catswbas. i79lse
Grape Fruit-Florida. ss7bQ4 case
Hay-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baisd hay In car
new. iiso is 50: NJ. timothy, si5S
1850; clover. mixed. ylsvl6:so: rye
straw, S7.75U8: wheat and oat straw,
se5o@7. Loose hay from farmers
wagons on the city markets ranged
from 3ls922. a. to quality.
HiN~s-No. ! cured. loc: No. I green.
Sc; No i cured pulls. sIsc: No. ! green.
ioho: No, cured uurrain. Sc: No.
green. I've; No. cured calf. l5hc: No.
I green. l+hc per 10: horse hides. No.
1, 1850. No. 2. $3.50; sheepskins. as to
wool. 25cQ$l: No. 2 hides. lc on: kip
and calf. tMc OF
Hon~y-Fancy white. leQt7c; amber.
l2G lac: extracted, 1850 per ID.
Nuts-Black walnuts. " g2c per lb:
butternuts, 81 Gao per Id: new she'll
Lemons-California, S4.76@6.25 box.
Messinas. seq $50 per box.
Limes-$1 per box.
MushrOOms-lo4 soc per box.
Onions-650 zoe per bu: Spanish. e1.36
per crate: picking onions. $2.soVs per
oranges-California. nayels. s2.760
Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 per crate.
32Q2.5o per doz:
Observation-Disclosures car lots. IS g4oc
PoaItry Springs. l2c; fowls.
lie; No 2 9q10c. old ROSTERS
sTl0c: geese. 11q12c: ducks. l4ls a.
l5c; turkeys. 174lsc per Id. Dressed
poultry; Hens. 124l2hc: springs. 1870
turkeys; lsg2oS ID a.,
sweet Potatoes-Jerseys. kiln dried.
Tsiiow-No i. SIC: No. T. Bxc ID.
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Bu.iness-Iike i'rintinR. Ne fuss ana
NO feathers TIE plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co., IL
John r at Main l49S or City 1855
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CHICAGO BuTTER MARKET.

CHICAGO. Dec. 3-Butter: Extras
29c, firsts. 25igC. dairy extras. nc;
firsts. Poe. Eggs: Prime firsts. SIC.
ilrsts. SOC. Cheese: Skins. l4mI4i.c
young Americas 1874 WI5I1c. Live
poultry: Fowls. 1OmiOhc. ducks. 1SQ
lShc: geese. l0LiOhc
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Paine, Webber & Go.

Bank~rs and Brokers. stocks. Honda
Grain, Provisio.s and Cotton.
New York Stock Exchange
(Boston Stock Exchange.
"e New York Cotton Exchange
tChicago BOARD Of Trade
S1I-11[ Ford Building.
TkoDas a. craig. Manager
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NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton quotations reported by Hay
den. Stone a Co. Dec 3:
July. l503--04 l5.09-l496 10 0s-0y
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- ca P = john ~. ... raj g:
- Tea g 0v sssk
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ADVICE TO INVESTORS
BY FINANCE"


esofan making Inquiries
that reliable
tina
wi be ca nvestga ted
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q. 8. GOVT. BONDS.

Bond quotations reported by Hayden.
Stone & Co Dec 8