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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
rs MONSIEUR TELLS 1T

| think | will speak TO our bearded
musician and learn how he comes 10
play the melody / heard SO long ago.
Even as said. found him a true
artist You saw. did you not. how he
smiled when | spoke. / asked him
who composed the melody. and he an
swered that IL is his own.
81 heard that melody played only
once before" | said THAT was ON
Dec. IA. 1895"
Sometimes | wonder how the Ger
mans were able 10 camp about Paris,
for there is not the courage In them
of the Frenchman. A Frenchman
would have smiled back at me. But
the terror cleaned I'm the eyes OF our
musician.
such strong. white hands. muir
INJURED. bending over him, TO compass
the throat OF woman"
Then. my friend. you saw how his
head dropped down. as II I'm shame
from my reproaches. But did not re-
proach him. Instead. | assured him
that my admiration for his art for
babe me ever 10 betray him.
And now those others group about
him as though To console him for my
visit. But you need not go to him.
too. my comrade. For he is dead.
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INV Yonk srocK i.ETrER.

Repoi ted for The Times py SaIsoh'
Craig a Co.: Stocks--The stock mar
ket this morning opened Irregular AZ a
decided reaction from yesterday c loSe
and tn q number OF Instance snort y
afterwards touched the low ngures OF
the previous day After the nrst h out
the market grew extremely oui WIZ
only $4,000 shares traded In from ~ 70
noon, and total sales TO that honI o.
10000 shares. There were no IealuI.S
20 the trading and no news OF ltppoIt-
ance Co, AFFECT prices which, az hoots
were holding at a general decline OF
round fractions TO a point or more
James b. Ciews says; The failure
OF Fisk a. Robinson has no direct bear
ing on stock exchange values lot tt .e
reason that the greater part OF tnstr
business was in outside securities IN
directly, however, IL Is or more .Vh-
sequence. for that 10 Is not an eslao-
llshed firm which has done business
for many years with the banking III
stitutions OF the country. failure OF
this kind. therefore, tends 70 shake
confidence, even though IL calls Tor no
liquidation In securities such as are
listed on the exchange. This IS par
ticularly true OF the feeling abroad as
is shown IN the selling orders received
from London this morning. These are
rather trying times for the larger
banking interests who are frequently
called upon TO send in supporting or
ders 20 prevent had breaks These or
ders are again in evidence TINS
morning
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BEGINS WORK ON CODE.
Ordinance Committee VIII Meet
Nightly To Hear Objections.


Nightly To Hear Objections.
What is Just the beginning Of long
grind in The consideration OF the new
building code was begun by the coun-
cn ordinance committee "Wednesday
morning. Architect James 5, Rogers
chairman OF the committee that pre-
pared the code. ran through II with
a general explanation, and 1t immed-
lately developed that the committee
will have to go into the merits OF prac-
tically every paragraph OF the code
before II can report TO the council
we will have 1000 copies or the
code printed at once, stated Chair
man Gutman Then the committee
will take mp night sessions and meet
every night Anyone who wants a
hearing can get H."
There were many inquiries al the
preliminary hearing. Assistant Cor
poration Counsel Pennlman discoy.
cred a clause in the penal section
which may require change, in that 1t
lacks a remedy for cases where i
building is completed in violation OF
the code
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS


DETROIT. Feb. S.-Opening: Whe1'
~ weak and lower In all LEADING ulat
kets Detroit is of "a TO starr VIZ
and did not look much like recoN'I >
during the early part or the seSs'o ,
Liverpool was weak and lower open
ing prices on Thursday. Casn 10, =
red wheat, $125a4 May, Sl@o'a july
SIO4Ig: No. I white, Sl25A
The corn market rs quiet ana easy
at $40 for cash No. 3, and ooisc lot
No. yellow 81. .
oats are easy and trading light az
5Oi4c for standard, and $3.50 Tor eash
No. white.
Rye is quiet at SAGE for cash No. /.
There is nothing doing in the eean
market and prices are nominal AT S2lS
for cash. and $2.23 for March,
Cloverseed Is in good demand and ac 10
tive AT SS so for prime spot and March-
and $3.50 for prime alsike
Timothy seed is hrm al Sl.So Tor
prime spot.
Grain receipts at Chicago Thursday.
Wheat. II cars; corn. i30 cars oats
40 cars.
May wheat in Chicago opened Thurs
day at sl.097s l.tOs. corn at 66Ss q
90 isc. oats at 10 y a 10 ne. and pork at
$21.62
Wheat in Liverpool opened a q, and
was later quoted = q Id lower, Corn
Is 4. a lower
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
Brass Company Boosts Capital

stockholders OF the Michigan Cop
per q Brass Co. IA their annual meet.
ing, Wednesday, voted 70 increase the
capital stock by $4,000 to take care
OF increasing business. The secretarys
report showed that the capacity OF the
plant is now taxed 20 it's utmost. while
the treasurers report was that the
business last year was more than
double the 1908 showing. Directors
were elected as follows: George "A
BARBOUR James Ddnaher. Jeremiah
Dryer, F. NJ Alger. r. T. Moran, w. A.
Gorby. +. j Corbetf, d. NJ Ireland. J.
/ +. Whitehead, George II. Barbour. Jr
and William a. livingstone The two
last named are new members. the Iii
rectorate having been increased from
nine to eleven members
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such strong. white hands" muir
INJURED, bending over him.

with the pretty face and faithless
heart am too busy seeking that
small fame which has come 10 me
ly know from the thin floor that
Breitmann is an artist with his music
and that the wife knows not music
And always they quarreled
on that day. my friend-the day
my melody was born-their quarrel
began earlier than usual and the
voices were higher And presently
hear footsteps departing. so | know
the wife is gone, and the artist is free
10 his music for the day I am glad
OF this. for with his music my
rhymes come more easily.
Then | hear my song first. II starts
with q note, bar. line, and then
the harmony Is woven about II, with
ont haste as though the musician is
dreaming over the keys. II builds H.
self about with variation and sequence
until 10 IS a whole. and then | hear IL
played over and over again. much as
tho white-haired artist is playing il
now AZ the piano on the platform.
When il IS night and the soft fakes
prettv-faced wife return My song is
hushed. but the voices again raise
themselves in quarrel. You were with
him =" my musician cries. and | hear
a confusion that falls 10 quiet But
no more that night do hear my
song
IN the morning my friend the
geudarmes are at my door. and on the
floor Of the musicians room lies his
wife dead. with the marks OF
strangers fingers on her white
throat. BUT the Herr Breitmann is
never heard OF more
But look comrade. how our artist
dreams on though the melody has
ceased. and some applaud and some
think only OF their salad and wine.
---~c-~~~-~~.-oI--~~~
Americas. 6tsd162.c. market very
firm Live poultry-Turkeys. lie. fowls.
I3 iac, spring chickens. I5ul+iac, ducks
~ 40. III q
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
Gets $500 Verdict Against o. U. r.

Charles A. Sewell for several years
proprietor Of the Hotel Normandie ba,-
her shop, was awarded $500 against
the d. L. r. Wednesday morning for
injuries sustained in a collision be
tween Fourteenth cars three years
ago. The case was tried in the circuit
court more than year ago. when Sc
veil was given $500, but the d. L. r.
appealed and was granted a new trial
7 he company recently offered 10 set
tie the case for $4,000 but the plain
tins attorney Thomas Hislop, re
fused 10 take that amount
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
Elaborate Plan for City Inventory.

The council committee on ways and
means having approved OF his plan
for an annual inventory OF city prop
erty. Controller Frank f. Doremus Is
going ahead with the work All city
departments will be required 10 make
Il full statement OF their property with
In 60 days, and the board Of assessors
will then be called on TO assess all
land and buildings. 4 permanent rec
ord will be made OF each separate
piece Of real estate, according 10 70
plan devised by Clerk A. F. Gregg, OF
the assessors Office. by which the
valuations may be altered from year
10 year, a diagram and description ac-
complaining a picture Of each building
and lot. City Photographer Quacken-
bush is 20 take pictures OF every city
building. these 10 be included in the
permanent record.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
Thief Draws s25 Fine.

Peter Domagelski, former employe
OF George HOWE, Royal Oak farmer
drove away with Howie's team OF
horses and wagon containing several
bags Of rye, few days ago. Tuesday
right he returned with the borrowed
wagon to Hovies home. and is alleged
20 have stolen half ton OF coal. He
was caught as re drove into Detroit
With IT, aud pleaded guilty TO a simple
larceny charge. He was fined $25.
With the alternative OF serving 80 DAYS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
NEW NnRK pnnnrCE.

NEW YORK, FrD. I0TlI-FITmoT
mess S25 0a2375. I.ard-Firm: mid y
die west, spot St225m1240 Sugar
Raw. firm. fairly active: refined quiet.
Conec-Rio No. =. on the spot. SIS ~
$40 Tallow--SteadY, city, CSC; coun-
try. n n 1l4C. Dressed poultry, DUH.
Live poultry Cheese-Firm.
fairly active, full cream, specials. l. ~
a. Sc. SKINS specials, liikc; fun skins,
2mic.
Coffee options opened unchanged 90 s
points higher. Butter-W receipts
4.734. creamery. extra. 291sc. state
dairy, 2tm20C, imitation creamery.
hrsts. % "a pc. Eggs-Steady. receipts
1882; nearby white. fancy, 35d SIC.
mixed. fancy 32W33c; fresh hrsts. 80
n 35c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
Bills Appropriate over 500 900. 900.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-The senate
did a hundred million dollars worth
OF business yesterday II passed both
the army appropriation bill, carrying
S95,5OO.00O, and the urgent deficiency
bill, carrying S5.713,OO0. Less than 80
minutes vas spent on the army bill,
thus breaking all records for celebrity.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
Davenport Refuses to Pay.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The supreme
court has ordered the arrest of Homer
Davenport. the cartoonist. for failure
10 pay aimony az the rate OF S400
month, pending the trial OF suit
brought by his wife, Daisy p. Daven-
port Davenport left here some time
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
O. S. cow BONDS.
Union Depot Co. Elects Officers

The old directorate was reelected at
the annual meeting OF the Detroit
Union Railroad DEPOT & Station Co,
Wednesday They are: James JOY
Henry 3. Joy, Richard p. JOY, Henry
d. Sheldon, Truman H. Newberry
Philip H. Mcmillan. Willis f. Bull
and James G Miller. The directors
reelected these officers. Presiden.,
Henry V. JOY. vice-president and
treasurer, Richard p. JOY; secretary,
James g Miller The usual per cent
dividend was distributed during the
year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
CUICACO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson,
Craig a Co: Wheat-The fight is
around $l11. Rreak Of nearly penny
in English market from opening TO
close and reports OF large Argentine
offerings, large northwest receipts. in
crease $4,000 bu Minneapolis for four
DAYS, little easier cash market at Min
neapolis all against the price and en-
couraging local bear trade. Flour snip
ments We're large at 10000 barrels.
Both Minneapolis and Winnipeg lost
whatever steadiness they had early.
Brokers here OF the opinion that there
was selling at Minneapolis and buying
here on the spread first hour.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
Markets and Finance

Franklin TO 214, though no especial
news 10 account for IL. The Lake
group show little life this mornlnS'
Lake sagging 20 ~, The weakness III
the metal market IL having natural
depressing effect on the copper shal Is
and We look for no great improvement
until there a. a better feeling IN tls
respect and in the New York markets.
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CHICAGO. Feb. ..-Wheat opened =
a &c lower with bears inclined 20 be
aggressive. Few were in a position
90 sell freely. however Corn started
a trife frmer but free selling turned
ing scattered. Provisions higher all
around.
Noon-Wheat and oats. unchanged
COM, sharply higher all around.
C,lose-Wheat closed weak and lower
and corn and oats eased of in sym
patty After several declines and raj
lies. provisions closed at the opening
trihe up
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
BOSTON COPPER
nosroN cnpPER LET.rER

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
stone q Co.: Copper--A listless mar
Ket with rather conspicuous weakness
u the Ccle-Ityan issues, North Butte
Neolining TO 35h Mature elaboration
~ recently published letter OF seCre-
nary OF the company puts a bearish
1onstruction on IT, Calumet a Arizona
rather weak I'm sympathy with u at
Ios ~ points under the recent high.
'tnly stock bid up this morning was
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PRODUCE.

Commission men reported nothing
new In the market this morning Not
much stun 81 any kind is coming In
unless possibly it is eggs The move
ment In eggs is increasing steadily.
and as the demand has suddenly
dropped on. stocks OF fresh eggs are
slowly increasing storage eggs are
a lmoSt done and cut but little ngure
In the market. Butter. poultry. dressed
calves. hogs. rabbits and potatoes are
very steady, and not active. and the
market as whole is without feature
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03

NJ. j. Elwell, charged with violating
pure food law by selling colored cleo
margarine. was convicted in Judge
Phelan's court Wednesday Sentence
was deferred. aud Il Is probable that
Elwell VIII appeal the case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
Quotations by Hayden, Stone & Co:
open. High. Low Close.
o. Bid. ts)sold txJ Split
TOLEDO.

TOLEDO. o.. FEB 9'-wheat-Cash
and May, $L2e; July. Si.O4i4. Corn
Cash. 66Ac; May. 69Ac: July. 69is c;
Sept, 6Sac. Oats-Cash and May.
49&c: July 461zc; Sept. Il &C. Rye
No. ?. SIC; No. 3, zSC. Cloverseed-
Cash and Feb. ss.52: March. sS.55;
STs5 Prime timothy 81 Butter, eggs
and hay unchanged
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of
security AS
paid POLICY
The Company
onsop o o. ability
Michigan Life Building, Detroit
O. R. LOCKER, A F. MOORE THERON F. GIDDINGS,
President
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BUTTER AND EGGS

Butter - Creameries, extras, ale;
fiTsts. 2gC: dairy butter. 22C, packing
stock. 22C per H.
EgEs--Fresh current receipts. cases
included &c. Receipts on Wednesday,
2g6 cases
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BOSTON COPPER sAIEs

Copper share sales OF Feb. 1. reported
Tor The Times by Hayden. Stone & Co.
Adv, iS5; A, G. p. 2,775; Az, 10; Arc
40: A. C. T60; Atl.. 65 Bat. so: Bos
y. q b., 80; c.. & A, 400: c. s. II, /;
Cent, S25; 9. M. 1900; Range. s5t;
-. w, 3s: r. b. 665: Frank, 1882,
OK. 2.oS7; Or, 1875, rites. 5S5: G. G.
$50; Hanc.. 245 Helv.. 200 Roy. SIS
Kerr. $50; Kew. 100; Lake. 3,251; Las
fg5; Mass, 2lO; Faya.. 325; MeN.l $50,
Miami, 625; Mob, 426. New. 327, Nip,
SS g. e. s iSiii o. y d. L. la a's Csc oji 81
Par, IS: s; Re. so; Shan. 800 Sup,
$40: s. b, 200. S. a p. $50; Tam. 200;
Lrin. $50; ". y. r.. 150; do pfd, 65;
Apex. 49, Ut. Con, 405; Win, AS.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. Feb Money on call.
2iq per cent. Time money. Z per cent
for six months Mercantile paper 4
per cent Bar silver New York, 81 q c.
Demand sterling, S4S&20.
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CHICAGn pnnnrcE-

CHICAGO, Feb -Butter.-Cream-
cry, extras, 50c; hrsts. 81 m32c; dairy.
extras. sic; hrsts Csc. EEgs-Prlmc
hrsts soc: hrsts. 2gc Cheese-Twins.
l6A Qlfoi daisies. 17Q17Ac; young
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
JoBBING PRICES.

Conee-Package coffee. I00-lb. case.
S14.25 a. II delivered.
Canned GOOds-Apples. gals, S275.
baked beans lib, 50Q soc; Lima beans.
standard, S5c Table beets. Si25a Ii0.
Peas-Foncy early June, SI25: stand.
ards, 80 soaked, 500 zoe Salmon
sockeye. tall. $165. fat, Sl.S5. Alaska
reds, Sl.50, Alaska pinks, 81. Toma-
toes, as n s5c; succotash f191.10 doz
Feed-Bran. S26; ine middlings $50;
coarse mlddlings, S2e; cracked corr,
SIS; coarse corn meal SIS: corn and
oats chop, S26 ton.
best, sos; ordinary patents. 3e.lS.
straight $500. clear. Sc Dbl Rye nour
-S4.65 bbl
OIIs-Raw Iinseed. 7sc: boiled linseed.
S9c; Diamond headlight kerosene, ga c.
Perfection, l0c; Eocene. 12c; crown
gasoline 13c gal; turpentine in barrel
ProvIsiops-Nfess pork. SEA 80; family
pork. S24.75d %. medium clear, s25et
20, smoked hams, is &C. picnic hama
kets l4cs shoulders, l2hc, picnic hAf1s
2Ac. bacon. 1874 ale. lard in tierces,
l3Ae; kettle rendered, 14%c 10.
Sugnr--Quotattons corrected daily by
w. IL Edgar & Co. Crystal dominoes
g e5: Eagle tablets, SO so: cut loaf
1885: standard. powdered. 50 so. gran
ulated, extra coarse. $3.50. granulated
hne. In bulk, $40, graduated. in 25-lb
cotton bags, 50 As; Michigan granulat-
ed. 1920; diamond a, $3.50, confession
ers' a, $685.. No. l, $40; No. 2. $40:
no no a. 3soo: 40 no + .s sis: no NO. s . .SiS
No. y. 1906. No. 10. So. No. II. t405:
I No. IL, &4.90: No. "a. Sass. No. ~.
F.Soi no. 10, SA.A5 per 100 pounds.
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Fined For selling coIOred oleo.

age and is said to be seriously III in
California
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J. Cyrus Boss. cashier OF the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that
TIE above statement ~ true TO the best
OF my knowledge and belief and cor
rectly represents the true state OF the
several matters therein contained. as
shown by the BOOKS or the bank
CYRUS ROSS. Cashier.
subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this 10Th day OF November. 1909
JAMES II DOHERTY.
Notary Public
Ny commission expires June I3,19IO
COrrect-Attest:
T.. a. CHAPOTON
SIDNEY T MILLER.
PAUL F. BAGLEY.
Directors.
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NEW YORK COTTON.
LIVE STOCK
EAST BUFFALO-OpenInx.

Dunning a stevens Live stock Report.
BUFFALO, Feb. Especial Cat
tIe--Receipts / car, steady. Hogs-Re-
eeipts Is cars, strong: heavy, 1906
workers and pigs. 50. Sheep and Lam s
Receipts 80 cars, slow; best lambs.
1856 6S.75: yearlings S750mS weth-
ers, S62506.70; ewes. $5.5O46. Calves
As Is iO6 So
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EAST BUFFALc-CIOse.

EAST BUFFALO, ~ Y, Feb. a.
Cattle-Receipts none. market strong;
prime. S6@6.50; butchers. 1926 q 90.
Veals-Receipts 100. active: common to
choice, STd10.50. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 5000. active. lambs. $500
$50; yearlings. $7.25QS; sheep. 81 q 500.
dogs-Receipts LOO. active; workers.
aud mixed. 50; pigs. 81.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Feb 3.-Cattle-Receipts
10000, strong; beeves S435d7.50, Tex
as. t3.SOM5; western, $4.15m6; stockers
and feeders, t3159 5.45. cows and heir-
ers, t2:2095.7O; calves, S7m9.25 Hogs
-Recelpts $4,000. market &c lower
light. tS.20IS.55: mixed. SS25GS.7O;
heavy, SS.30@S.10; rough. $S.3OuS.45.
aorkers, ss.4bQs.50 pigs. S7.1OmSl5
sheep and Lambs-Receipts Il 1000.
etrong; natives, SAYS $3.50: western.
t4bOQ $50. lambs, native SG5O6S 10.
western, t6.50QS.75.
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND, o.. Feb. 2.-HoRs-Re.
eeipts l,5o0. 10000 higher: mediums
mixed and workers.. $3.50. pigs ant
lights. $3.50. CRttle-Receipts 3 cars
Rtrong. Lambs-Receipts cars Ss5l
top. Calves-Receipts 200 head. 81
cop.
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AppIe.-Fancy. ss.Oo@a7s; CT

APpIe.-Fancy, s3.0oG3Ts: common.
, Sl.9ea 50 per Dbl western box apples
81. 20 q so per box.
Hauanas-tiOod SHIPPING stock 81 "a
g 80. according 10 quality.
Beans-Dried Lima. n 10
CIteIlery-Home grown. Soq35c doz.
California. $4.I5 per crate.
Caulin"wer - California. $275 per
hamper.
CCabbaEe---sl; 75q2 per bbl.
Cheesc-Michigan fuiI cream lsLc
York State. 1Sc: Hmhurger. nc: brick
cream, Use. Schweitzer. 2ic ID
Cranberries-3ZQ2.25 bu. s55O@6.5o
Dste.-Persian. 5Gsc; Fards. s99no
Dressed Calves - Fancy. 1oh ole;
Dressed HOEs-Light. IOQ1Ic: heavy.
"a etac b.
Fiss-1mported. new. lla14c ID; CAL
FinnRn HaddIe-9 a l0c per ID.
Fresh NeEetabIes - Cucumbers. hot
house. t1.50 a l.75 doz; lettuce. hot house
per; radishes, ESQ zoe doz: wax beans
90 Der hamper; parsley, zoe doz. green
beans, s2.i5u3 hamper green peppers.
bard squash. 90 q &c 10: Florida to q nS-
toes, s. 50Q3.75; s-basket crate; water
cress. 3oUs5c doE turnips SOC bu;
beets. soc hu; carrots. soc bu
Grnpcs-Malagas. $40 $50 Dbl
IHy-Detro!t dealers are having ,bs
, following prices for baled hay In car
us. l. -. y. DcLTolt- No. timothy.
clover mixed, SIs.5oTI5! rye straw W
$500, wheat and oat straw. 81 Loose
markets ranged from $14 10 SIS. as 10
quality
Hides 40. cured. l1hc; No 2
cured. l0l-c No. / green. sI4c; No )
green, sac. kip cured. No. !. I2I5c.
No. ?. l0hc: green. No. l. lie: l2Ec;
No. >, 1Oho: green. No l, lie: No 3
y!zc; calf green. No. l, Ice: No. Q
l4i4c. cur ed No. J. tTc No . l5Lc.
horsehides. No. I. $3.50: No 9 $3.50:
sheep skins, as to wool, soc dSI5O
HOney-Fancy white IA a 15c: amber
10 " lie: extracted. 901cc 10
LemOns-Callfornia, S3.7514 box.
Limes-$l q l.2t per leo.
MushTOOmS-5Oc per 10.
t'nionS-Michigan,. $50 soc Su; new
Borinudas t2.75 bu.
fL25, selects. 81 ga. standards. in
lects. small csc; large s5c can.
Pinenpples - Floridas. Sl.75m2 per
doz, SO q 3.5c per crate.
P0pcoTn-EaTs, > ~ nc III
Potatoes - Car lots. bulk. 35n3Sc
bags. IS q iUc bu. new Bermudas $3.50
bu.
Poultry - Springs. 14aI5c. fowls.
- y ql4c; geese, lac; ducks, 15c. tur-
keys. 17epI9c. Dressed hens. l4Ui5c.
springers, 15I l6c ducks l74lsc;
geese, 154l6c; turkeys. 20 22c ID
Rnbbits-SL2j4 50 doz.
sweet Potatoes erseys, kiln dried
$50 crate; Illinois, S1.25 bu. SO Dbl.
TallOW-No. /. ca C.. No ?, s. &c.
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Americas. l6fs616a. market very
firm Live poultry-Turkrys lie: fowls
I3iac, spring chickens. I30fI4i2c; ducks
14ul5c; geese, 0Ul1C.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
THE FIRST NIXTTONALBANK.


At the close Of January 81 1910 rendered
Comptroller of the Currency
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DIRECTORS

FOR BEST RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE T1MEa
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF Thu
DETROIT SAYINGS BANK

At Detroit, Michigan, at the close or
business. january 3lst. 1910. as cali
for by the Commissioners OF the
Banking Department
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Dept .....S i.07l,2l4 90
Savings Dept S04.2+6 50
-----Sl.6 65,460 50
Bonds Mortgages and
securities. viz.
Commercial
Dept - 32l.S92 20