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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-02

Sturgis-Mrs. Nellie Mcmahon, who
has been On trial for the murder
of Ira w. Thomas. al attorney of this
city. tonight vas acquitted, the iu"y
finding her insane. Mrs. Mcmahon
killed Thomas, who was her husbands
law partner before McMahon's death.
The shooting resulted from a quarrel
Over the occupancy OF the off ces,
which Thomas retained after his part
ner died.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-02
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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-02

Sturgis-In court this morning. the
court passed judgment that Mrs. Nellie
Mcmahon, who was last night cleared
by a jury of the murder of Attorney
Thomas, remain in custody of the
sheriff until her sanity has been
proven.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21
TALKS ON STATE BANKS.
Commissioner Zimmerman Says 6x
pense Of Examining institutions
Has Been Reduced.

PORT HURON. March 19.-Stafe
Danking Commissioner Zimmerman, In
his address Friday night before the
Port Huron Bankers club, said;
According TO the last report or
state banks there are now 81 state
banks and five trust companies, with
capital stock OF $4,000 900, surplus
OF s11 900 deposits of s243, 900
and total footings of 1921 100000.
In this connection IL may not be
am.ss to state that the aggregate net
earnings OF the 90 banks in 1889, in
round numbers. amounted TO S5O0,0On,
or lilo per cent In 1908 the aggrc-
gate net earnings were approximately
$4,000 or 10 9-f0 per cent on CAPT.
tai stock
The total cost of operating the
state banking department for 1909
amounted to s35,7l4.63. the banks,
however. contributing s2S.21652 Of this
amount. The net cost Of the depar,-
ment. therefore. amounted to s7.49s.1l.
Briefly stated. IL actually cost the state
s1016 for each examination in 1909,
as compared with s30.5i .or the year
1883"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21
MAY QUIT THRONE.
King George, Of Greece. Will Decide in
Near Future.

ROME, March l9.-Crown Prince
Constantine Is authority for the state
ment today that the next three weeks
will decide whether his father. King
George, Is TO retain the Hellenic
throne.
Everything depends on whether tho
Greek national assembly succeeds in
carrying cut the army leagues orders
and the league dissolves. The king
Toes not intend TO continue rulir 8
under the direction Of an irresponsible
body like the league. On the othe~
nand. the league does not intend 20
dissolve unless the assembly does Ger.
tain things which the leagues leaders
think will render the maintenance or
their organization no longer necessary.
Prince Constantine. who was sum
snoned from st. Petersburg to attend
n family council. has decided not TO
return TO Athens until the league is
dissolved his fathers advisors arg,;-
ing that his highness' personal unpopu-
larity with the leagues members
would expose him 10 great danger
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21
SCHOOL BUOGET
IS CUT DEEPLY
Council Committee Uses AK, But
Teachers Salary Boost Stands-Fire
Board Wants Auto Engines.

Aldermanic committees are very
busy with the estimates just now. and
the work so far done indicates that
the aldermen will leave far less cut
ting To be done by the board OF esti-
mates than usual
The claims and accounts commit
tee. considering the school and library
budgets, Friday afternoon. made cuts
aggregating 100000. and II is expec..
ed that the estimates will be trimmed
even more. Beside the addition 10
the Cass High school. the committee
allowed a new 2i-room school al
Alexandrine and Rivard-sts.. II
room school at Springwells and Fern
dale ayes, and an eight-room addition
To the Bellevue school. These will be
provided for by bond issue
Increases in salary Tor teachers
amounting 10 Sal 900 were allowed TO
stand, and also, increases for other
employees amounting 10 $4,000. The
amount asked for free high school
text books was eliminated. Secretary
Lees salary increase also was cut
out. and the open-air school was dis
allowed
The library budget was cut 10
Sl05,000. about the same as allowed
last year. Branch library buildings
out Dix-ave. and Warren-ave. west.
were not allowed. but a store will be-
rented for library purposes on War
rem and also one near Abbott and
Sixth-sts.
Fire Commissioner Moore told the
fire protection committee OF the coun
Gil that the central portion of the city.
north OF Grand Circus Park, is not
now protected as il should be. The
department Is undecided as To wheth-
er TO ask for money TO install high
pressure system OF mains, with an
electric pump situated near the public
lighting commission, or 10 extend the
mains running 10 the river and oper-
ated by the fire tug pumps. An item
of $4,000 for investigation is asked.
That automobile fire engines are
much cheaper than horse-drawn ones
was another point made by Moore. He
declared that sl50.000 "A year could be
saved in salaries and maintenance II
all the citys apparatus was OF this
description. As a move in this dlrec'
ton. three new autos are asked 70
replace as many WORKOUT engines OF
the old type He declared that the
auto require less men. can be housed
more cheaplv and do away with the
Items for care Of horses. feed. har-
ness. etc. The committee did not take
action on any items. but will probably
cut the salary Increases asked.
one big cut was made in the public
lighting commission estimates. the
item for new shops. s46,46i being
eliminated. The aldermen also de-
cided to extend the new Woodward
ave. lighting system only to Bagg-st.
in place of Forest-ave. This means
cut of si5.2O5. Another meeting will
be held within few days TO pass on
the extensive estimates for increase
Of the public lighting plant.
Estimators Robinson, Backus and
Porter attended the meeting on school
estimates.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21
HAVE NARROW ESCAPE.

YPSiLANTI, Mich, March 49,
Judge Frank Joslyn of this city AMI
his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Walter c.
Joslyn of Lovelock. Nevada. narrow
~ escaped asphyxiation. During the
day Mr. Joslyn had had some repairs
made upon the furnace, and during
the evening gas from the furnace was
noticed TO be escaping, but the condi-
ton was thought only TO be temper.
airy. Late IN the night Mrs. Joslyn
was awakened. and feeling that she
was being overcome. attempted 10
arise and call the others. When she
had almost reached the door she WIS
overcome and fell to the floor. Her
falling awakened the other members
of the household who revived her.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21
BOSTON WOOL.

BOSTON, March l9.--The Commercial
Bulletin says OF the wool market:
With increased buying or woods suit
able for carded woolens there ia a bet
ter feeling in the market and some
leading houses report larger business
than has been recorded for two months
The large wOrsted mills. however. are
still inactive. California northern is
selling freely NJ So n 6sc secured. while
different kinds OF fine and fine medium
clothing territory are moving at 53 ~
csc. Staple territory is reduced to 20
"a 72c. Ohio washed delaine is Offering
AT SIC and other heeces are similarly
reduced in values Australian clothing,
70s 10 SOS. are still being sampled.
while crossbreds. sos TO SIS. are moving
in a limited way. East India and China
woods are selling steadily at range
OF 35c TO 4Dc. according TO quality. =
The shipments OF wool from Boston 70
March II, inclusive. were 46,0lf,1
pounds against 53.919.593 pounds for
the same time last year The receipts
to March Il. inclusive. were 51t1 ,s9l
pounds against 69,2j0.006 pounds for
the same period last year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times oy larson.
Craig & Co March 10. No particular
significance was attached 10 the trad
Ing today In view OF the genera de- e
sire TO tighten accounts pending WASH
inston advice on Monday The bank
statement indicated a shifting OF loans
in preparation OF the New YORK cry
hond issue which will be offered Tor
suhscription on Monday, and which X
is expected will be readily adysrtisea .,
In does not seem 10 be the intention or
,ha interests in control OF the market
TO install too much enthusiasm under
existing conditions. but rather 10 Keep
the list within certain limits. We are
stlll inclined 10 feel that money rates
will display a frmer tendency IN tne
near future and think INA. peNelUp
ments in that respect should be care
FULLY watched Specially operations
seem likely 10 command the greatest
attention pending occurrences Whish
mfCht have a tendency 10 anect the
course OF the market We feel how
ever. that advantage should oe TAKEN
ate purchases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21

Reported for The Times by = arson,
= nod trading market In wheat all
morning The pit followed natural IN
uuruces and news readily NJ
.rNfr.me south OF Kansas and cloudy
conditiN,s at wichita Newton ana
other points induced 'arlN srltlhs
nressufe and caused the detitnr OF =
~ =. tu new troB months Then the
forecast Tor SO hours was given a.
cIsar and warmer. Commission peopi'
had good resting orders on h4l 'uE 80
40 a.. DECLINE. It .is gaining at mum
ber 81 points la central llpu"is North-
west rscet, TO- lighter THIS morning. my
s0f ears. Minneapolis May holding
Ur,.,. abound 81 49, cash premium 10 e.
oC.r W., suggested before opening
tbat anr further break in rUFh prices
mig ..t ind the local trade q little over
sold and a rally OF 'gc due. EhlS -
exactly what happened
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

DETROIT. March le-Boston copper
share sales OF March Is. furnished by
Hayden. Stone & Co; Adv 50; a. G.
4s5; Arm. 200; Att. 255. Bat, 40: Bos.
Con, 275; Bos. g. Corb, ass. Butte. So,
y. & B., $40; G. & A, lo6: G: & II. %;
r., 2s0 Elm r., $50: FIR. COT; OK, 205.
Or. 20; g. c. 40; HANG. so; Ind. 4s5,
Roy, 225; Kerr. 40: Kew. $50; Lake.
Miami. 30 New. l40; Nip. 30; y. r.. g.
i96. y. l.. 1859, Glib, so; o. D.. 10;
Csc, 225; Par. 20, Ray, 775 shan. ISL;
oil, 1885, L. s. r. 1876; do pfd, 226; Ut.
Con, 35. Wet, so.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21
nosrnN CnrrER LErTERs.

RfpOrteG tor Inc IimoS bN TTaNten,
Stcne a Co. from Boston. March 10:
The copper stock market has ruled
very dull with prices practically un
changed. There has been some weak
features. notably Hancock. which sold
down 20 20iz a loss OF points. La
Sale IS fractionally lower, old Tom
sold at -, a loss OF l point. North
Butte on small sales, sold down TO
4O4. a loss OF / y. The general list OF
OF coppers. however. is showing a
strong undcrtone on small dealings
other departments Of the market are
very quiet with point activity In ANN.
Phone, which is unchanged in price.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21
BIRTHS.

Frederick Fraser. GA Lathrop.
Lewis Fianz. $50 WCsson.
CYRUS :. Harrington 1919 Russell.
Frank Droweski 66S Harper
Ernest Sterncr. 1868 Jos. Campau.
william Burch. 300 Baker.
Joseph Cntalano. "a Chase.
FLOYD Davis. 2g5 Hancock.
Leopold Koscinski. 921 Brush.
Waiter Zakobiclski. ESQ Trombley.
william Ackert. Ala Fifth.
Calvert, Grow. $50 Wabash.
Robert Carrie. 277 Larned.
Albert Senkel. l55 Charlevoix.
samuel Fox, 1872 LaSallc.
Joseph McGuirc. 323 Howard.
william Keys. 100 Fourteenth.
Nick Kazmierowski ISL Mitchell.
Waiter Michalak eos Ferry.
August DroEosch 1851 Chene.
Charles Mosseroy. 1851 Gratiot.
william Bush. 272 Holden.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21
CRATER GOES TO PRISON.
Pittsburg Man Returns From Idaho 70
Surrender TO Penitentiary Officials.

PITTSBURG, Pa, March 10
Joseph G. WATSON, who was found
guilty in connection with the council
manic graft cases here. out who has
been superintendent OF a mine near
Boise City. Idaho. returned home after
man. months absence yesterday and
after bidding his wife and family fare
we'll surrendered TO the officials OF tho
western penitentiary where he Will
serve q sentence of one year and six
months. Although he was within 200
miles Of the Canadian border and
could have fed WATSON, when he
heard that the state supreme court
had refused 20 consider his case, al
.Cnce prepared TO return home.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. March le.-Close: Re
rcrts OF rain in the southwest gave the
wheat market an easy tone AZ inc open
sharp decline in Liverpool The actuaI
rain did not amount TO mucn' out thers
were cloudy conditions and plenty OF
prornlse of more moisture. This pleases
both bull and bear and both profess
satisfaction with the Improvement IN
the weather, the bears because ram Is
expected 10 put prices lower ana the
bulls because they expect moisture to
show up the extent OF winter killing,
which they believe to be very great.
The bulls claim to be waiting FOR a
chance to buy on the break that fol-
lows the rain. and they believe prices
will quickly go higher than ever.
Rains were not enough 10 have de-
cidedly bearish effect and prices MADE
a small recovery after the early break
The close was &c lower Tor Sash anu
May wheat and &C off for July corn
lost nc. and other grains were steady
Wheat quotations.Cash No. red,
Sis May opened with loss OF
at siISS. and advanced TO Si.ls' July
opened at slOsh. and advanced TO
Si.Oss No / white. Sis.
Coarse grain quotations; Corn-Casn
No; 2, solfe; NO; Yellow st q nc; No. 3
white, 1 car at 41c.
Beans-Cash. s2.i5; Aprils
Cloverseed-Prime spot, % bags al
$40; March, $40; sample, 81 bags
at $3.50. 20 at 1910. II at 20 prime
alsike Slv: sample alslke' o"ss a
Timothy seed-Prime spot, 125 bags
at $1.75.
Receipts in the Detroit market sat-
urday. Included 2.1o5 hbls OF hour,
cars OF corn, and OF oats. Withdraw-
ais were 1000 bu OF corn, and LILO ou
OF rye. Stocks are 81, 23l bu OF wheat'
1915 bu OF barley. and ~, l0s bu OF rye
Wheat receipts Saturday: Dulutn'
I03 cars, against Is a year ago; Mime
spolls 20l cars against 100, st. Louis,
81 600 bu. against $4,000 bu; kansas
City. so. 900 b.. against $4,000 pu.
this week, s,73l,00O bu; week ago, H.
4Os. 900 bu year ago. l.32s,OoO bu
Wheat receipts at primary points
Saturday $4,000 bu; year ago 4'-'VVo
Exports of wheat and -four Saturday
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO March l9.-Wheat-Casn n
Sis May. $i1sfS, July, sl.Usb Corn
Cash 624c. May, s3Sc, July, eo4s c,
sent. 6sisc Oats-Cash and May, soc
July. 44lzc; Sept. 40Ac. Kye-So. =
soc No. g. 76c. Cloverseed-Cash 70.
March. s7l5; April se.s21A Oct, se'ss99'
Butter. eggs and hay unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO, March i9.-Wheat sellin
at the outset was general ana the sup
port was inadequate. Corn weak AZ
the start with liquidation genera. MAY
opened a. lower oats lower; demand
scattered Provisions easier on gen
All grains except July and Sept
corn closed fractionaily higher al
around.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Eugene H. Pattison. so. Wyandotte;
Malta Shumaker. so. Kendallville. Ind.
James Mathewson. as. Flat Rock;
Christine g. Shurbeen. 40 same.
Harley C. Barr, 90, Fredericktown.
o.. Hazel Rowles. IL. Detroit
Barney Dokser. %; Ida Laffen. 81.
Joseph $ Mammosser. ~. Joliet, III;
Elizabeth VI. Werner, 10. same.
william n. Henrion, 81. Jessie II.
Harvey, %.
Frank Kasicracki. 81 Helen Karpin-
ski. 20.
Jacob Fossbcrg. 80; Bessie Schwartz.
~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21
Markets and Finance
! so. wethers. s. 50Ts75: ewes. $500
T. CalVeS--IsOwer. $50 II.

2 so. wethers. s. .50Fs75: ewes. S-S0T
:. Calves--i.ower. s5aii.
EAST BUFRALO-Ciose.
EAST ~ ~ Nt14 MaTch l9,-Cattlc
None here. market arm. prime 81 q
7.eo. butchers. $50 6l6l Neals-25,
siows common 20 chDics. s. oil Shesn
and lambs--Receipts 500. active.
lambs Ice higher, sheep. l0u SOC high
or. lambs. SsMie.sa; yearliugs. s9.5of a.
1850; sheep. sac. Hogs-Receipts.
$40, active; II a soc higher. workers,
sll.l0M lL25, pigs. sii.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March l9-Cattle-Re-
cetpts zoo, steady. beeves. s5.6oMS.se.
Texas. s5G6.30. western. s5GsSo.
stockers and feeders sS.15 a 6.65, cows
and heifers, ss55M7le, calves. ssab u
10. Hogs-Receipts 5000. strong
light, slO50N 1920. mixed. sio.eom /,
heavy. si0.e5uli05. rough. Slo65 q
1889, pigs, ss.s0ni0.l5. sheep and
Receipts 1000. steady. native,
So rs "a :. so: western. $3.50 so: lambs.
native. $S.50Nl0 western. $9G 10 S5.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. March is--uogs--Re-
ceipts, 500, market. l0N Sc higher. me-
dunn mixed and workers.. sN pigs and
lights. 5000. Cattle-kcceipts. J ears.
strong ,.arms-R-ceipts cars. $40. -
top. CalNes--R Receipts. 100 head. slo.5o
top.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21
Apples - Fancy. ,sas7s: common

Apple. Fancy. .a9a7s: common.
S2q3 per Dbl: western box apples,
e2.7593.5o per box.
02.50. according TO quality.
Benns-DrIed Lima. NC per 10.
Celery - Home GROVE, 9o@S5e do1:
Cauiinower-caiiforn s2.75as per
dog 81 80 q per crate. 49,,
CHeess-Michigsn hat, late made, Is
0i5hci fall made. ish a l7c: York
sste Ishe L'Tsurgsr wi'c conan
brick. Isa q isc: schwe,,ssr.g mestio
block. zoe. domestic loaf. 22Q23c: Inn.
ported. rs a 3oc per ID;
Cranberrfes-s5.50 per Dbl.
Dsses-Persian, bucc: Fards. o9snc
Dressed CaIve~-Fancy. 12G13c ID;
common. IL q l2c per 10.
Ftgs-Imported. new. IL a lac per 10:
California. s5c per boz
Einnan Haddie-s1 4loc per ID.
house. sL75w2 per doz lettuce, rot.
house. II q lac 10; head lettuce, si.25n
30 per doz, radishes, 2om25c
per; parsley s5c dos: green 1s' beams ea"
I5c basket; rutsbases. ,soS.oc per- per ba:
hsGssra ssussG Rss Ns d ES.,
76c per basket: water cress. $50 +0c
doz; turnips. soc bu; peets. soc bu. car
QUO Dus soc uOL.
spinach. 75c doz; 9Oc bu; asparagus. 81
per doz. California. 15c per bunch.
Grape stgs per r. ssi
Hay-Detroit dealers are paying tho
following prices Tor ba'sd hay In car
lots. Z. o. b. Detroit. No ! timothy.
s17.759is: No. timothy. slS.751l1.
clover. mixed. sl676gl5: rye straw.
- so: wheat and oat straw, 81. Loose
hay from farmers wagons On the city
markets ranged from 3l6Qls. as to
quality
Hide--Cured. No. /, 1Ohc. green.
No. /. Siac, No. ! bulls, cured. ai9 Fl,
green. TIC. No l Kip. cured, lOl
green. sc, No 1 Murain. cured, &c,
green, Sc; No. I calf cured. lilzc.
green. 1tc per 10, No. hides. lc on.
Sip and calf 70 on NJ. horse hides.
40 J.. $3.50. No p. s. 30; sheep skins.
as 10 wool. jOcnS2
Honey Fancy white. 100 lie. ex-
tfacted. yQi0c per ID.
Iemons-CaIffOrnia. $3.154 A25 box.
Iime--Si per 100.
Mushrooms-450 soc per ID.
Nufs-Walnuts, 15U l6c, almonds. ~
q sc; pecans, l2d 15c. hiberts. Tia Ice:
Brazils, gUl0c; mixed nuts, l20 &C 10;
new hickory nuts. shellbarks, N.25V
i's Sn,on.-Michisan. 7sssoc su: new
Bermudas. So per bu; Spanish. N.9O per
crate.
Floridas. 81 5oQs box; tangerines. $40
o Oyster. ~ Solid packed. standards.
sLs5i selects. 81 per sal; standards. In
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. March 19.-Pork--
Quiet I.ard-Firm. middle spot. SASS
u IL 90 Sugar-Raw. refined. steady,
firm. Coffee-Rio No. Z on spot Sas q
sac. Tallow--Firm, city. nc: coun-
try. 6i9 ~ - &C. Dressed poultry-Dull.
Live poultry-Firm. scarce Cheese
Firm: fairly active: full cream spe-
cials IL II a isc. skins. specials. lfisc;
full skins. ia &c.
Coffee options opened steady and un-
changed 10 a point advance. Butter
Firm. receipts 1885,; creamery extra.
sc. state dairy tubs. 2lm Sic; imita-
tiou, 2iia Il 26c. Eggs-Firm, receipts.
12.4S1. nearby white fancy. % n &c;
mixed, ga 23isc; fresh frsts, 22iz q
24izc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21
NEW YORK HANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE weekly
statement issued by the associated
banks OF New York today follows;
Reserve on all deposits. decrease.
1857 325: reserve on deposits other than
United states. decrease. s53S.225, loans,
decrease. sI.573. 500; specie. decrease.
sI52s.400. legal tenders decrease.
sll0 500. deposits decrease. S4.326.TOo,
circulation decrease, si02,s0O. Total
loans. sfs43,Gi7.5OO The surplus OF
tho banks is s9Ssi525. against SIS
5i9.S75 last year and si9,4Sl.25O two
years ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21

Reported for The Times hy Carson.
Craig a. Co. from Boston. March 10:
4 rumor that the Tobacco decision
would probably be handed down Mon
day was responsible for liquidation all
through the list. The buying power
was exceedingly small and IL was ne
cessary TO offer stocks down several
points in the local market in order to
sell any amount Hancock. Lake and
North Butte We're the weakest features.
The whole market closed weak at the
low point of the day and will probably
be erratic until after il is known
whether the decision will come at noon
time or not There have been no new
developments this week at the In
diana North Lake or Bohemia. and
those stocks have sagged a little for
lack OF news. but on the whole the
present holders are content TO hold
their stock. confident OF the future in
the districts
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21
no Remove Late Pope Leo,s Body.

ROME, March 19.-ArIangementS
are being completed today for the re-
moyal OF The body OF the late Pope Leo
Nil. from IT'S temporary resting place
in ST Peters church 10 the magnii-
cent permanent sepulchre IN the
Church of ST. John laterano The re-
moval will be made within the next
three weeks and will be conducted as
as possible. A sol.
emn funeral service will be celebrated
following the laying OF the body in the
sepulchre.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21
sHACKLETON SAILS FOR U. S.
Antarctic Explorer Will start for Far
South Next Year

LIVERPOOL March 19.-Sir Ernest
Shackleton, the Antarctic explorer,
sailed today for the United States
aboard the Lusitania.
He refused 10 comment further to
day on his announcement Of last night
that he will again head All Antarctic
expedition. privately financed and con
Quoted wholly independent of the
British expedition which Capt.
Scott will lead lie will start for the
far south next wear.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21
CHICAGO PRODICE.

CHICAGO March ia.-Butter -
Creamery extras. gle. frsts csc. dairy
extras. &c. frsts use Eggs-Prime
frsts. 2iiAc. firsts. 20iac. Cheese.
Twins. 1et, u16i&c. daisies, 1874 n
16tRc. young Americas. 1914 n is y G
Live poultry 17c: fowls. So
n lie. spring chickens. 1914 n lie;
ducks. l6nl7I7c. geese. ia i3c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter Creameries. extras, Sic;
nrsts. S0c dairy butter. 2ic. packing
stock. zoe per 10
Eggs-t'resh current receipts, cases
included, 2lc doz. Receipts on Satuf-
day, III cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21
Xmas Condition Causes Anxiety.

LONDON. March dispatches
from Biarritz today say tina, King Ed
ward is better. but that ne IL still con
fined 10 his room. Ordinarily such a
message would be considered reassur-
ing but i'm King Edwards case Il is re-
called that whenever his doctors have
Insisted that he was recovering salts
factorily from indispOsitions. the con
trary has always been the case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21
PRODUCE.

The egg market ia tightening up and
seems 10 be shaping for higher prices.
In spite OF liberal receipts. dealers
have not been able 10 accumulate any
stocks. and while consumption may
perhaps fall of little after Easter,
this viii not help any. as by that time
storage buyers will be N the field.
Poultry rules firm. but about one days
good receipts would change all that. as
the demand Is very limited. Butter,
cheese and calves are all firm in tone.
Hides are a fraction higher, but tho
market as a whole. remains as here
tofore
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21
LIVE STOCK
EAST HtFFAIO-Openin

Cunning stevens i've STOCK hep"H'
RI'FFAI,D March l9.-fSpectal -
Cattle-Receipts I cars. strong Hogs
-Rccelpts cars, strong; heavy and
workers. Si125; pigs sil. sheep and
cars, strong best
lambs, sio.604l070; yearlingS sss09