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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


DETROIT Feb l5.-''iose crop
damage reports have overcome all hear
IsE considerations tur the present, end.
- they COutluae ~ come anu Poi nE bIJ
lue orders WITH them TIE bears wall
lave 40 chance ~p4tu We tern hUS thS
has been active for several oHts. suo"
uz tnat tBe damage news ~ bell 80
80 the districts u comes from. l'ttl-
rf-|dre scarcely prepared 20 b-t "i
tIr-r reports, as ta'y age Too ear y
Damage 10 winter wheat l- NOT drh-
uIttly known uutll March a. genera
r..~ aud dealers tre unWlllns 10 pee
.tte the news az present the! De-
letr lt viii be- rohtiadirtcd niue
IaI~r and fiat Tie rcsIlt VIA De a live
1. selling ~ bota long and snort Wteat
and sIn4rl der ltu-. TIE daWhB Ir-
ports tir receiving more attention tudh
they did "a few dats ago and the hUll-
believe they VIII he confirmed ana via
.I AXE tIr market sttll stronger W teat
tu ,-ue-f early ON tt,r crop NEWS ana
2.t 80 Otef Moudas closing price.
tIt tIv trade had little fattu ln tie
-tl-Hstn ana sgiliuE became genera
'II.s .aus-d or0p. and ILL.," last 81 Ices
were even with those ~ MONDAY
.Iu.-
Wcat quotations 81" red
----------------------r- 49, ) -
at.aa..5 800 $,25s. ana .losed a-
s. -st. t.e OPENED af {.o5tz adj
,auced CD sI0ba.. ant declined %
81 1f So. ubit,. Si--,
coarse .raIn quotations Lorn--' ASH
500. ~ i.,ai a. 90 a,. SO. yellow.
.a.e 80 cory ST.. yellow cars a
~ 49,. sample d car at s1,
standard. cav a. iSize. CLOS
Ing co. +Hiz asked. SO white. 3 cat
a. 500
Eye-Cssh 40 8. cars at'sai 49,.
R~aus sssH s. i1\ Marin. -
Nut-tpe, P~iW- SPOT s @n MNfcl
10" bass az $50. sample. By. Jag q
s. -" ~ $50 at 3d.. az s
rime alsIks $50 SAMPLE alsiKe. -
T-motuy seed. Prime spot lou Uase
ruesdays wNlfat receipt. Mime.
apo..s. .-s cars. compa ed with l22 "a
Year Igo. bulutH, 100 cars against ~
WtuulpeE. 49, ,Ar- against -tGt-, II
louis. b .J0u bI. against 10000 bI.
kansas CITY. ~ cars against 80
Receipts Poo the Detroit market on
Tuesday Included 36Z hbis 90 four.
oar OF WbstL % 90 corn. d. OF oats -
~ barley. and o of-ry~ Withdrawal
were 3.V35 bu OF flour. stocks ere j33.-
700 1g ot wheat 3Itf+3 ou of Dotu.
t7.t+s bu ~ oats. l.2lj hu ot barley,
and sua- y ltl ot rye
Exports 81 wheat and Nour Tuesday.
Iij 0uu 61~
Erodstre-tt report makes an ip.
crease In. worlds wheat supplies 90 .. -
-Ju.U0u hu Tor t4r week
European wheat Visible. lg40p0 lti
increase
Wheat iu Liverpool closed e. II I'd
higher. and corn "a lower.
Wheat receipt Ht primary points
TUesoaH h911o hu. rear aEo. $4,000
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO. ". Sch ~ aea.--rasA,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
MARRIAGE is ANNULED.
Brought About 81 Mo;her-in.La~'s
Scheuing, Man Declared.

one OF the most shocking cases
heard ih divorce court iu long time.
WIS that o, William II. Browne
AGAINST Mabel Maud Rogers. whose
marriage was annuled Monday alter.
pcuI Dis Judge ROhnert
Browne alleged that he was induced
90 MARI. the defendant because az %
plot Matched boy the girl her mother
and her steptafher Browne with the
Pof. HURON AID through the scheme
ing oi ihe~ women he says they
missed the return boat They regis.
tered ~ q Hotel and Browns says
he giIIs mother Induced him %
register with the daughter as man
and wife which he dld Later they
made false representations 90 him
and To avoid trouble he married the
girl The girl admitted the Ppr,
Huron episode on Ihc stand bNlr
claimed 30 was engineered by Browne.
greatly TO her annoyance She also
charged that Browne right name
was sullivan. and thai hc lived win
a woman named Browne whosc name
he aGOnfpd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
STATE TAKE FOR
1903 ARE RAISED
100000
State Tax Commission Gives Out
Figures of Assessments Made
Against Companies Doing
Business in Michigan.
Total Amount For the Year Is Fixed
at $4,s71,275.s6 By
Experts.

Ian SING Mich. Ii Spe
ciai.) THE taxes TO be raised fol
Michigan for 1909 will be million
more than those OF last year. The
state tax commission today gave ou'
the following final figures:
Assessed valuation OF 100 railroad
companies: 1908. s207 5000. 1903
S2ll, 764 500; taxes. 1905, S3,153.loo-
AZ; 1909, $4.337, S73.24.
One sleeping car company 1908
$500: 1909. $500; taxes. 1905. SS,0Oi'
AZ; 1909, $40. 1856
Seven express companies 1908. 81
121 1925: 1909. Sl,2S7.020; taxes, lsUS'
$2l .S1s9S: 1909, S26 606.96.
Sixty-six car loaning companies
1908. $9TS. 800: 1909, Sl.l3l,250 taxes
1908, sl7.525l3; 1909, $23.3S6.I0.
Two hundred and twenty-four tele-
phone and telegraph companies lsv9'
$2O.94s.375; taxes, 1903. SliS,-so.o4: .
1909. sI33.O.230
Total taxes for 1909. s4S7l275.S6.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
BACK TO FARM FOR HADLEY.
Eissouri's Governor VIII Raise stock
on Scientific Primo Piles.

JEFFERSON CITY. No. Feb 10
Gov. Hadley. Ike Chancellor Day. VIII
Join The back-to-the-farm movement
when the first blhe0ird arrives. He
purchased a l20-acre farm today and
says that just as soon a. the pubic
schools close he will move his family
10 /; aud live there until he fall The
policy he intends TO pursue as long as
he remains In the executive chair.
The governor talks very earnestly
about his farm. from which he will
" axe daily trips 10 his office in an
automobile He Will raise stock and
poultry and devote his spare time 10
scientific farming. as taught by the
Agricultural college al Columbia He
starts his agricultural venture vita
three horses. two COWS, two calves and
eleven hogs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
STATE FAIR TO OPEN SEPT. 19
Directors Think Later Date viii Be
More Favorable

The stale fair this year will be ncld
the week OF Sept -, instead OF open
ing on Labor Day. as formerly Tae
matter WAS submitted 10 q vote or
.he directors and is out OF % Were
in favor oil il The later date will
enable the farmers 20 submit better
exhibits OF fruit and other farm pro
Guce anC another advantage will be
mai he ;aIF VIII not be ~ C0mpIEtIOE
with any ether large exposition al that
time Il d. also expected 10 make tor
better racing
In meeting OF the finance commit
zee Monday 80 was announced that
options had been secured on - acres
of land on Woodward-ayo, adjoining
the present fair grounds and the de- ils
will be completed As soon a. The cew
bonds are issued u is paned 20
utilize tne additions. ground for the
erection OF several new buildings
greatly needed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
PREPARED BOTTLE OF
STRYCHNINE FOR SW0PE
Druggist says He Sold Medicine 10
Late Millionaire Week Before
He Died.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb l5-Coi.
Swope took a medicine containing
strychnine. week prior 10 his death,
according to deposition given yes
terday o. O II. Gentry, druggist
Under the examination OF Attorney
Walsh. representing Or Hyde, Gentry
admitted that he had prepared bot
tie of strychnine for Col. Swope Just
one week before his death II has
since been charged that the million.
aire philanthropist died OF strychnins
poisoning
Mrs leon Swope testified at the
.'coroner's inquest that she, had thrown
away some tablets containing strych-
nine following Col Swopes death.
The druggist declared that he did not
remember having soil the tablets TO
any member OF the Swope family
Mrs. Swope testified that The tablets
had been purchased at Gentrys drug
-
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Quotations b. Hayden. Stone * CO
open. High Low, Close
CHICAGO GRAM LETTER

Reported Tor The Times by carson.
Craig n co. Feb - Wheat--lt all
the big Interests in wheat had turned
% the buying side and advised their
customers the same WAY, the May price
mlsa now he 81 Is instead OF Sis. bat
tfat would be folly. based on eNagger-
ated crop DANCE reports and the re-
action which Wodld follow. would leave
The trade badly unsettled. and probably
"ito losses on the part OF the buyers
WHO took hold on the sharp advance.
The more conservative action - greatly
80 be commended As most leaders have
ADVISED their followers 90 go slow and
not buy on strong sWells. on uncertain
news Even WitN tuiS conservative
feeling the southwest reports today
We're alarming enough L. force two Or
three little periods OF active buying.
aud thv Man price has been up TO
s. 1871. ana = holding near top. II XII
point uu July wheat IS "a over last
night ~ s. H37S The higher cables
vspeclaN ythe strength in both spots
and futures AT Buenos AyTes ard good
SUI upturn ia MAY prices Al Mime
apols have been encouraging. bull
-StGres FOR the local trade
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
TlIlman Lases Case

COLUMBIA : c. Feb l5-Thc
state supreme court today handel
down q decision In the Tillman habeas
corpus case taking Senator I'ilman' q
grandchildren from him and award.
ihe their custody t0 their mother
In hep-Trplicatiou for the custody
OF ner children Mrs WNman decIar.
I'd that her husband. the senator son.
had treated her cruelty and that she
was compelled 90 leave him Later.
for the sake Of her two children. and
on his promise TO reform She returned
70 him and he took advantage OF that
fac TO smuggle the children uul Of the
state and turn them over 20 their
grandparents.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16

Friday and his death comes as great
shock to a wide circle OF friends
Born in Germany % years ago. MI
Koenig came 10 Detroit when a youth
He established the coal business
which bears hls name and was active
in the conduct OF his business Affairs
10 the moment or his illness Mr.
Koenis was a member o. the Har
rlonie. the Schilieround. the Arbeitet
the FelloWcratt clue the c. VI 3 A
and the Board Il Commerce He =
survived by his widow. three sons.
John r.. Peter g., and Norman. an
one daughter Mrs Mamie Fredsrichs
Funeral services viii De held Friday
morning in 5 Josspas Catholic
church.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ss7s han

Cauiinowsr-californ s:7S ham
SSss.se'si5isSa SEs sr p ts1s made.
State iSss Li'Hsarsss:, Wisconsin !,
bsitk 1 ISL aIsS schweitaer' domestic
block. zoe: domestic loaf. 22g 23c. I'M
ported. IS q soc per ID.
Crsnb~rri.s--!2 u 2.:S bu' sS.SoIe!So
Da,s.-PersIan. S0Sc; Fards. 999,4e
Dressed .Caive.-Fancy I0lihe;
Fig.-Importcd! new. ilglic per ID:
California. S5c per box,
Efuunu Haddte-iu ga lie per 10. /l
Fresh Neg~tsbiss-Cueum hot
house. isgl4c III head lettuce, 81 per
bbl si.2S doz. radishes 70 . zoe doz' wax
green beans. s2s5uS per hamper.
green peppers. COO basket rutabages.
ID. Florida tomatoes si,5o per g
basket crate soc per basket; water
cress. 50Q3Sc doz; turnlpsi eoc bu'
heets 6oc bu. carrots. Soe ou' Elephant
Grapes-Malagss. stQe.so per Dbl.
grape Fruit-s4 q 4s5 per case.
soi'owins prices for baied hay S' in car.
lots, {; o, b. Detroit; No. timothy.
al 5OGlS; No ? timothy. $3.50 " ~;
IS so. wheat and oat straw. 81. Loose
hay from farmers wagons on the city
markets ranged from sl4 10 SIS as TO
quality.
Hide.-No. | cured. lie; No. cured.
KIP KIP cured MG, 80. Vt /. iihs: No. q ios,'
green. No l. i5c; No. :. lSi.c; calt.
cured. No. !, Ice: No. 2, IA aac, morse
hides. No. /. $3.50. No. 2. s2S0: sheep
skins. as TO wool. soc as.
Hopey-tanCN white, 10 lsc, eN-
tracted. 3 q o. per 10.
Lemons-Califorria. $500 3.'6 box
Iimes-sl u lab per 100.
Mushrooms---fa q oVc pvr 10
Nuts-Walnuts, l5Ul6c. almonds IL
q l5c, pecans, l2u lSc. rloerts " &c,
new hickory nuts. sheiloarks. N.-SG
Onions-Michigan. 75gsoc bu; new
Bernudas. ss.15 bu.
Oranges-California navelS. se.T5 q J;
Floridas. $3.50 box, tsngerines. 81 q 20
box.
Oyster.-Solld packed. standards.
81 25 selects. 81 per gal. standards. In
small cans, zoe; large cans 2Sc' Sc
lects small. 9Sc, larse. 35c can.
Pinenpp:e>-Flcfidas, 81 - o doE.
- 90 per crate.
Popcorn--Ears. 2ge nc per 10
Potatoes-Car lots. bulk. S5Q3 sac.
bags. S5 a soc ou; new BeTmudas SEES
PouIiry-springs. l7c ~ hens. 16g
l5tsc; ducks. l5n l6c. geese l3fl &c .
turkeys. l. GlSc per 10. Dressed chick
geese l49 l5c. turkeys. 2og &c per 10
Rabbits-Si - per doz.
straw berries-60 q csc per quart box
sweet Potatoes erseys. kiln dried.
81 80 crate Illinois $i25 bui IS Dbl
TaiIow-No. /. 6h. No 2 sac
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

'IpeT sHaTr saIes OF Teb- n fUT-
nis.ed by Hayden stone Il co. Adv,
80. o. r. @.y92: "A. 20, Am Zinc.
80 Arc ~ A. e. 2.+25. All. So Bat.
% Bos Cons, 1876 Bos * corb. 80.
Bate. 2S5. 4 A.. 20l Cal q H. ~.
u; 30 Frank. I5t5 On. ls25 Or
-Sl rites, 80. q -, S00 Hanc.. 90.
Ind 40. ROY. 1876. Kerr. 100. Kew.
90. Lake. $50 J.. = 3l5 Mass %.
Mayr. SIS MeA 90 Miami ESQ Mon
Co. New. 81, Nip. 20 y h 500. y l..
Z 1870. OH. 80 o. g.. 100 o.. -. 100,
psr- - far. 1885. quincy, 20, Ray.
40. : Ie. 100. shan eco sup. 80.
5 < r. 20S : q = .I1S0. o. lZ5.
Tam. 30, Trim. 55, l. r. lot
DO pf5 "a. ApeN. 100. II con. = $50,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
JOINING ~pnICEs.

Canned Good>-Appies. gals. s. IS
baked beans. lib, 80 u coo. Lima beans.
81 q SO COrn-i'ancy Maine. u. W.
standard. s5c. Table beets, 20 q 40
Peas aney early June, sl-25 stand
ards 81. soaked Sog ioc. salmon
reds. sl5G Alaska pinks. 81 ToIaa-
toes, = . soc. succOtasr. 81 "a 10 do3.
Conee-Pas coffee, l0o-Ib case
sl4 - n IL, delivered.
Fe~d-Bran. s25 hne middlings. $50,
coarse middliugs, $50, cracked corn.
S2s. coarse corn meal. US, corn anu
oats chop sc ton.
Fiour-Michigan patents. in wood
best; se.Ss ordinary patents 20 p -,
OiIs-Raw inseed 7Sc; boiled lin
seed. 19c. Diamond headigh, kerosene.
9hc Perfection. loo. .socene, &c.
crown gasoline i2c gal. turpentine. IN
barrel lots. 64lsc per gal ~
Provistons--Mes IS pork. So 1Os tamty
pork. s24 IS q 20, medium clear, w y
20 smoked hams, l5l. picnic hams
bacon. l6Aagl7c, lard. in uerces. IL &c.
Kettle rendered, l4Ac per ID.
sugar-Quotations corrected daily oy
w H. Edgar * Co.: crystal dominoes.
s7.s5. Eagle tablets, s. 80. cut loaf.
$40. cubes. S5.65. MINK powdered.
S5.S5. standard. powdered. sS.sO' gran
ulated. extra coarse. 5. 40, sranulated.
fine in bulk. s5.45. gtanulated, in 20 70
cotton bags, 81 80, Michigan Eranulat-
ed 50 20; diamond A. $50. confectlon-
ers A. s5;35. 40. !, $40. 70. = ~.
No. s. s. 20. 40. !, s.. Is. No. 5. .5lo:
No >. s5.O5; No. 10. 50, No IL. sis9
No IL s. 80. No -. sass. No. IL. sisS.
o. l5 sfs5 pCr loo lbs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
REACHES HIGH POINT.
Pork On Hoof Scars to Highest price
Since 1892

CHICAGO. Feb l5.--Pork on the
hcof yesterday reached the highest
price since 1882 when hogs sold 10.
S9.20 a hundred pounds. an advance OF
40 cents above the price OF week
ago
The packers made q strong effort
10 Keep prices down. out receipts uf
10000 head proved Inadequate 100 SUP.
ply the demand and when buyers for
shipment began bidding five cents
above quotations the price advanced
-Ean4dlx
Present prices T. cents under the
prices for 1851 but they are moro
than $3.50 a hundred weight higher
than the prices year ago Packers
and interested persons declared that
there is little likelihood OF recession
In prices H. the near future
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
kOEN|G IS
STRICKEN BY DEATH
Well-Known German Citizen u
Only Few Days-Came Here
When Youth.

Peter Koenig, one OF Detroits best
known German residents and Il coal
merchant OF The clty for 40 years, died
in dis home. No - ia. ST. Tuesday
after few days illness
AR. Koenig HAD alway, been IN ro.
bust health until ne was taken ill iast
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
COPPER MARkET-cIo...

Ar. ~ All. 50 Adt =. Bay O..
81 Slack Min. So Bos Cons. 1914.
Bos KY a. Bos n Corb la. Butte
cent Cent ga "a, ~ RaSy 81" " : S s A. i -
s-l6. r. Butte t0a. Ely Cons So:
Frank. 1914 First Nat - CRANKY.
u CIR. - G--Cau- sis f., Hsnc. - Il .
Isle Roy. .2i2 Kew cop. 4ts Las
Z. Lake So. Mai - Miami. 23a.
Nip. lo1. NeN. CONS. as, New Utah.
= Butte, .+2. quincy 50. Shan.
sup & Bos "a sup cop. 57a. Tam
20, Trim. "a Titan CONS sly Utd.
cop. com. 40. c. Il. com. iI11 DO
pfd 30. Win. -. Wolv. l4la. Yukon.
2. Ind 30 y No Lake Is
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
SAYS MAN ROBBED HER.
Bedford Woman Tells Police Of Beint
Aecostsd en- street.

Mrs. Theresa OFT. OF Redford
Mich. reports TO the police than she
was robbed OF her handbag. contain
ing s25, ~ young man who aCcoste.l
her on Orchard-st, near Second
shortly before 10 O'Clock Monday
right She could give no description
Of the -obber
" &. Phillips a guest at the Hotel
FontchartIain. reports that he lost MS
pOcketbook, containing $Ill. on Men
rOc.aye
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
\EM YORK. pHODICE.

NEW YOEk. Feb u FOTk FIrmeT1
mess S24u2J Lard strong middle
Vest. spot si29Jn 1870. sugar Raw
arm refined quiet. STEADY Coffee
rio NJ :, On tue spot s e. as Tai
low steady city. %. c, country i Is n
&C. Dressed poultry hrm. scarce. Live
poultry. firm. uu nauEed Cheese
Firm. fun cream specials. i . ~ So.
skins specials, i4lac. ful! skins, y 4c.
Conee options uur hanged Butter
Flrfa. receipts s,414, creamery eNtraS.
siaLe DARN tnhs 10 80. nm.
tation creamery. Hrsts, ga 20 igc Eggs
Finn. receipts -o.4le. nearby white.
fancy. 35u3Ic. nearby mixed. fancy. p
n sc. II Sin nrsts. 20 a. n !Hc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
cuta seven 1eeth In a oay.

COLUMBUS. Feb. i5.--Cutting sev.
en- teeth in ore day Richard Hugh
stevenson. the lO-mOnths-oid son of
the Rev. W c. stevenson. died today
after an Illness Of two DAYS
The boy had az different times cut
i've teeth Last Friday ne cut seven
I'm few hours The brain was affect.
Cd ard from he first no hopes we're
held OFT tor the .chIld, FecoycM
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
NEW ,oRk sroch LETTER.

Rerorted fof TLv TImts y IaTsoN
craig y 90. Feb L. stool - norts
COVERING on tHr lower opening OF the
New York market tnls morning caused
a fair sized rally lu the early trAdln9
and f~.Ped- commission house by
ing. stocks not ouI$ recovered tH'
.r,euius losses buL prices of many
standard issues We're carried Well shove
YESTERDAY > close. where some pr"Nt-
takinS was encountered. ana AZ noon
urll.s were irregular. generally show
tuE fractional declines Trading was
.duIl and largely professional thr lax
tel part OF the mOTn4nS session.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
CRIPPLE TRIES SUICIDE
Joseph Glasgow Worried Over mabii.
itv 10 Mork


Joseph Glasgow. 81 wears cid. who
recently lost both hands Boo some ma
chinery at Lie plant whore he WORKED
made a desperate attempt az suicide
I'm his hone No Is Columbia.stl east.
Monday might Me police allegc.
Motorcycle Oihcer Smith was called
io-thc house hy Glasguw's step-mothcr
who declared that the young man had
managed 10 form moose using -he
lstGmps OF his wrists 90 throw d over
bed rost re rs alleged 10 have
been .rying To get his head in the
moose when his mother discovered
lim
Glasgow is said TO have Deen de
spCndent over his inability 20 work
on account OF his injury.
Smith eXacted promise that no
further attempt would De made ant
-le.t the Young man ar home
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
PR0JJCE.

The Eigin butter market came down
a cent yesterday. and this market OF
course. followed. Receipts Of exgs
"ete me largest of any day vet ana
whsle there b. an active demand r..
cclFers are disposed TO shade prices
rsttel than permit any accumulation.
Poultry " Scarve. and the market ls A
ltttle strained. Prices 0reIip 60 record
figures. and. % course. the demand -
rurfail~d calves and rabbits are In
light supply and rule firm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
Fortune TeMnq

!: J |. !: !
= -
AZ =
woma is neel
cry Fos health ~
ose gold
oman o may gene be
regain ~ he DR. Pierce's
Prescription SS6G
-
nd o
without their hsvfna Ir
xsminafi0ns I'll
Sick invited consult US by letter. free
held confidential Address
X y
DocIo Book, The Peoples
address
mailing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16

Reported toy rhe Times ~ Carson.
tsra!a 4 20. Feb 70 We have mad
gllte rally ia stock market from low
figures ~ ten days ago on that break
market was sivrn good support There
was 4 biz short interest and the COY r.
ertug - same mas been going on daily
.tSpe,lalIy yrsterda yanu THIS morning
There ,.as evidence today of some
r,rnt-tak!ng bS some VINO supported
market when sick. { therefore, again
advise caution taking long side ou
fTas- bulgrs. as { still feel We are not
.raine 10 see any runaway bah market
until supreme court deci sions are out
az the way ~ you must Bus stocks
60 il on weak spots with stops back.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16

a cab with his wife and was also
warmly welcomed.
Technically the session cannot he
said no have opened until next Mon
day, when King Edward will open II
In person and in fun state. The in
term will be filed I'm with effecting
the usual organization.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16

The average growth OF a finger nail
e an inch and half a year those on
the right hand growing more rapidly
than those on the ltff ami all growiHs
more rapidly in summer tnan ia VIA
ter
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16

Appie--Fancy s3N3T5: common
81 60 n . 20 Yer Dbl. western box apples.
- 80 n $50 per box
BannnnS--Good shipping STOCK. 81 50
% .. So. according to quality
BeSns--lJtied Lima, 5lac per 10
t~lrry--Ilo ONE grown 30g25c doz;
California, $50 per crate.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFAIO-Opening
unnfu.r 4 stevens Live stock Report

EIFFFALO. Feb Its Special. Cat
I.- Eee@ipts cars. slow. Hugs-Re-
S-iprs ~ cars strong heavy. $3.50 n
q az. workers. Ss4o, pigs. s. 40 q So
Slerp and iamhs--Re rlpts - cars.
slow hest lambs s. q 10 yeariinSs'
x.sA A.rhrrs $50 "a -, ewes.
50 1850 CalVes--tsJ 81. S3H lo-Ju.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
Markets and Finance

81 20 MAY. sl.eSi. July. siOei. corn
-, ash CO.. e. May. 6sAs july. 6gla q,
sept ~ @sV- oats Cash i9a,c, May.
SOC, 3ull. s,asc. sept. &c. rye No
!. So No. 3. sSC Clovevseed--C CAST.
req and March. sSS2i.; April. So.
oct $3.50. Prime alsike s44eL Prime
ph1thN So Butter eggs and hay.
unchanged
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO trh l5-Wheat opening
> t. :. higher with scattered commits
sion h9y.nE and moderate selling corn
shade higher with wheat oats 1rmcr
Win other grains. Provisions easier
All around.
Nocn--May wheat after the strong
opening advanced still farther and
touched sl3. July and september adj
Nahced with Il Corn and oats both
strong and higher
Glossy Wheat weakened IA the last
hour, closing fraetionaly below the
opening price. Corn and oats closed
strong and higher all around Pro-
visions ended lower
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16

Doh PrfnttBE done right. Times
PrfntfRg Co. 8 John k.-sL Call Main
less or City S3sb.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
stone * Co. ll6-l1S Griswold-st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.

cotton prices fdrnisred by JEsvd,
stone x 20 opening