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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-03-11
FUEL AND LIGHT.

FUEL AND LIGHT.
Paid to Atlantic Refining Co.. for
oil .................... = 35.5G
Paid to Judson Brown for coal -. 2I1T
Paid to Randall X Schaad Bros. for
coal ............... 9SOI
Paid Northern Anthracite Coal Co..
for coal .................. 5000
Paid to Walter Spencer. hauling coal 1000
Paid to &. $. Eddy, hauling coal. 1872
S:;51 90
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-03-11
JAIL EXPENSES

JAIL EXPENSES.
Paid to Mrs. X. Morgan. washing for
prisoners, etc. ............... 2I.33
lad to IudSon Brown for boarding
prisoners Observation-Disclosures. 1TO40
S195 a..
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-03-11
Collectors.

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S3S,OOO.Oll

SURCHARGES.
Due from county commissioners of
1908. Jointly. for overpayment.
Order No. 416 favor of +. w.
Buck /.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-03-11
POSTAGE AND TELEGRAMS.
Paid Charles l.. Wing, L. NJ. =:

Postage ................ s. 2.Oo
Postage and box rent 3.oi
Postage ................. lO.oo
Postage .................. o.oo
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$1.64a.39
GRAND JURORS.

GRAND JURORS.
February Term, 1909. 9.............S1ll.1 81 ~ .1G
May Term 1909 ................ 144.26
December Term, 1909 .......... 16l.al
S63S.0S
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-03-11

STATE ASYLUMS
Paid Danvillc Asylum =
Support of Michael Zcbroski. $1O1.11
support of Frank Morningstar. 6S.2J
Paid Warren Asylum =:
Support of Harvey Mckay. ....... 01.25
S2G0.G1
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-03-11

liquor Licenses
treas uers commits
1000
Fish andG ame Fine an Licenses
$500
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-03-11
Paid Geo. T. Deegah for legal cap
STATE PENITENTIARY RILLs

STATE PENITENTIARY BILLS
Paid Eastern State Penitentiary -
Support of Peter Withoskay, 19OS.$ 84O5
Support of Barney Shinosky, 1909 64.O5
Support of Stanford Bently, 1909. 4515
Support of Mike IIopsin, 1909. -. G405
support of John Bcrserage. 1909. 64O5
Support of George NanBuskrk, 1909 Ga O5
Support of Toeield Machulsey, 1909 1916
support OF Claude Nanhorn. 1900. 16 10
The Detroit times., 1910-11-17
A CHANCE FOR you
TO BE DONE IN OIL

the a:est
mas offered sulible
Not york published history
ms otht telling their record in promoting
getting
hatpage
% 10 send their good stock in the Buick Oil Co The
inconsistency
of
all The other Burr The
mediate dividends
money from Buy may
late
thing glnbliy public you
keep before tell
you
Bros who have been working public
successful
public quilting selling
pany have explained this OF theirs in former article
this rapidly becoming
eventually will market This
VIII until devised this
wildcat schemes the creduousy
legitimate
people really the throw
when tight
France where the their into securities that real
Bros nd
things wanted bet with him
that shot and
when is honestly and the that is put into 1t actu
ally wells.
field produces
gushers which frequently and enthusiastic
will the
When the real oil have enough development to
will spashes it forth the adyer
world OF
there oil well but that is of great
Don't let Burr Bros. do In OIL
The Detroit times., 1910-11-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Max Solaska 20, Rochester, ~ Y;
Josephine SWalOWska. %.
Fred W. Purscl, "a; Emma a. krause,
Fred Bull. -. Alice T. Pratt. 10
John Monek. q, Antoinina Ltgtnski.
Walter Beectler. 90. Detroit; Emma
AlbreCht. y, Roscvillc
George Saunders 55, Christina Janil,
%
Charles Fey, 20. Detroit; Evelyn NJ
Powell, -, Putnam, Mich
Harry Barr Il. Detroit, Armandine
SaveTouX. is, Sandwich. ont
Charles Zeschin. %, Wyandotte,
Louise Piotraschke. %, same
John Zukowske, %; Katie Pomi-
Herman Sim. 81 Lillian Resentine,
is
Peter Machines, 2s Elenore l.. Row
land. &c
Fred Schultz 81: Mary Hellers "a
David Fetzer. %, Toledo, o.; Ida NJ
Wissler, 81 same.
Max Simancik, 81: Carrie Nadolna, IS
William G. lEel 20; Florence NJ Tay-
lor 90
Fabian Merryhert 81; Josephine
Rich. IS
Joseph wojswodiz. q; Sophia Chip
Walter NJ Jenkins. 30; Elae r. Allies.
IS
Julius Tyreca. &c. Crosse Pointe .
lrmR Van Dem Broucke, 81, same
Casper Naumann, 80, Emily j. Nor
row z6
Frank Butler Jr q. Willis: Elsie
Collycr. 10. SumpteT
Raymond Jones. %. Toledo, O Anna
T.. Lucas, 2b. Cleveland, O.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-17
DAILY DEATH LIST.
len Schmidt. 2o7 Williams. year,

Helen Schmidt, 2o7 Williams. l year.
diphtheria
William r.. DeBaptiste. Eloise. Mich,
IS years; exhaustion from apopleXy.
Joseph MarkOwicz, 20 julia, 2 years:
bronchitis.
Mrs Chas Pencine. Solvay hospital.
as years carboltc acid poisoning sui .
eide
Johanna Dultz Central and st. Johns.
IA years heart disease.
Capt. O II. Cross, 504 Fifth, % years;
dilatation OF heart
Barnard Stephanus. l45 LaSalle. So
years, apOpleNy.
Addie jackson, 341 Clinton, As years,
cerebral hacmorrhage.
Emma Cummns. Cleveland, Ohio, 10
years; taXaemia.
Marie Beun. 626 Lafayette, 20 years,
heart trouble
Agnes Zbornik, SGT Van Dyke. 20
years tuberculosis.
ReRenald Orendorf. Harper hospital,
20 years appendicitis.
Paul Fevern West Side hospital. 3S
years; carcinOma OF face.
Benjamin Richardson, Harper hospi-
tai, 2S years; crushing injuries.
Henry Lyle, 347 Fort, year; each
eNia
Hubert Bur St Mary's hospital. 81
years carcinoma
Michael Drze wiecki 626 Hancock, 50
years; abscess. .....
Peter Sullivan, st Mary's hospital.
as years: shock and haemOrrhage.
Abe L. Goldberg, APT AleNandrine. DO
years; meningitis.
John Bowel. L. = Marine hospital, 20
years; haemorrhaRe OF stomach.
Stanislawa Knosnouska, Children s
Free hospital, years; pneumonia.
Augustus Bastien, 4SS Lawndale, IL
years malignant
The Detroit times., 1910-11-17
FoR sALE-BUsIvr.%. PRorERTY.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT UNITED INTERURBAS
LINES.

PORT HURON LIAITEDS--7 n. m.
and every two hours 10 p. m: Sun
days only IL y. m. Through locals. s
a. m. and every two hours TO y m,
hourly 20 p. m, including lmiteds.
hourly 10 II p. m. Shore line to. Mt.
Clemens. 6:2S a. m. hourly to i1:2S p.
FLINT LIMITEDS-'I;25 A. m. e:Ss
n. m '12:35 y, m. 2:95 p. m. sl;35 D.
IN Through locals, Z a m, every two
hours 10 p. M; oxford only, II p. IN.
Flint. sundays only, u p. NJ. To Romso.
A. m S a. m and every two hours 10
10 % m II p. ~
JACKSON IMITEDS-sI5 a. m ana
every two hours 20 6.15 p. IN. Through
locals q m. and every two hours 10
% m : Ann ArbOr only 9 a. IN. 80 n
M D. M 10 r.. m, / p. m, Worthwhile,
only $40 m. hourly 10 $50 p. m.
80 p. m: p m IL p. m Saline cars
t'@ TToIf!b5S" 'iffMfrEns-7.3o a N, ana
every two hours 10 $50 p m; saturday
ana sunday. 7,2o p. m. Thr9usg5h- locais:
$50 a. IN and hourly @ $40 2. NJ
Monroe only $3.50 p M, y n
wy ANDOTTE DIN-5 SO "a m. hail.
hourly 20 sea p m, hourly 70 1853
, Pontiac Dlv--s a m. 20 10 30 .Eln.
service 20 $50 n m, hourly 10 10 80
n n, II r m. Birmlr CHAM Only, M
ORCHARD LAKE plV.--6 m. hour
~ 10 II p m
.7,beso cars rim ,b-rush 20 se~'-.~
The Detroit times., 1910-11-17
DIED.

ANERY-Nov. 10, 1910 at his resi-
dencc. so Selden ave, George f..
Avery. son OF the late Newell Avery
and Mrs Nancy g. Avery Funeral
services from house Friday afternoon
at o'clock Burial private.
BAGLEY-At parents residence. 22s
Adclaide-st. William Bagley. aged 30
years, beloved son OF William and
Mary Bagley, dearly beloved brother
OF Mrs Edward Nemetta- john and
Paul Bagley Funeral n ON residence
Thursday. p IN Burial private.
BASTIEN-Nov Is, 1910. Augustus, be-
loved husband Of Margaret Bastien,
aged As years. Funeral Friday from
residence, 4S2 Lawndale ave, at a
m Funeral car to Woodmere ceme-
terry.
BRADY-At ner residence. No. $50 sy-
CamCre-st.. Nov. Is. Mary T.. Brady,
mother Of Cassie r., Agnes Il, and
Matte T.. Brady. and Mrs Hallew A.
Murphy Funeral saturday, from
residence at sac n. m and Holy
Trinity church at 8 o'clock. Tilbury
and ST Thomas papers please copy
BLANK-Aargarc Blank, aged 10
years. beloved wife Of William
Blank. at her residence, 80 Beecher,
crave, mother OF Viola, Marie and
Cecilia Blank Notice Of funeral
later
CLANCY-Not 16. at her residence, Coo
T. Congrcss-st, Ellen relict or the
late William clancy and mother OF
Margaret. katherine and Mary
Clancy Notice of funeral later
KOEHN- Nov. 10. 1910. at his resi-
dence, AL Vermont ave, John koehn,
aged SO years. husband of the late
Christina Koehn. father or John and
Lillian koehn Deceased was mem
Der OF Bricklayers' and Aason's local
No 2 Funeral from residence Fri
day Notice Of time later. Berlin.
ont papers please copy.
AMSON-SuddenIy Nov. ., George
A.. beloved husband or Melinda Lam
son Funeral Friday from his resi-
dence No 10 FarTaud-aVe.. AT 30
and at the Church Of the Annuncia-
ton at o'clock.
McBONALD-N 10, 1910. az Hotel
Dieu. Windsor. Robert, beloved hus-
band Of Marie Mcdonald father OF
Robert. Norman, Lloyd and Gerald
Funeral from his late residence, -
Crawford-are. Friday. =. m, cast
ern standard time. lnterment Wind
sOr Grove cemetery
MARTIN 10. Mary, reliCt Of the
late John Martin Funeral from
residence 726 Brooklyn Friday
morning at $50, and to St Pat
ricl's cathedral az Q Deceased was
member 81 the ladies' relief corps.
@ NJ Poe Post.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-17
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Dafrnft


DETROIT, Nov l7-Up: Renvoyle.
121O D. m Wednesday, horton. l2.45,
Oscoda. Tilden. Filler. AIS Sicken, Mel
vlna, $50. Carnegie. $50; Dalton, $40.
Clement, 7:l5; Admiral, 7.l5; a. A. Au-
gustus. 1870.
e l.. Wallace. $50 p. IN Wednesday
WilkesDarTc, 1890; Wolf (big). Saska
toon, Leonard Miller II. Westmount. /
a. m. kennedy. Robert Wallace, 1880:
Ashley ,. Fryer, $50; Wilkinson, !,
senator, Shenango, $50. Gordon. &;
Neptune, $40; Carleton. 10, Spalding,
1920; Berwind. lilo.
Down: J. \ keiss. noon; Hadding-
ton 1880 y. m Wednesday; Northern
Queen, $3.50. Utlev, 5. Fitch, Maitland.
GO steamer Troy 6l5; Edward Car
ter. 1915
mona leo Fairbairu. Toltec and barge,
., Fairmount. $3.50. La Belle, Kin
mount. Ericsson. 3. Nidlar, $50, Ma
toa. y; 10: >. r. Hanna, \, Maunaloa. So
caEa, $3.50, Mauch chunk 1920; Sus-
quehanna, Il, Gordon, l1lO.
The 500.
SAULT STE MARIE. Mich. Nov II
Northern King, Bickerdike. / p. IN.
" ednesday, Lambert, >: Stadacona, ;,
Matthews, (. Vail. :.
stanton. Northern Wave. sac T. IN
Wednesday; snyder, 10, Kopp. 100;
Tionesta, 5:3J. Byers. Z, Rees. Albert
Marshall. 8, Truesdale, 10, Amasa
stone, Athabasca, IL.
Down; AssibOnla, noon Wednesday /,
Plankington, DinlLey 1890 y. m. +,
Queen CITY. 1880; French. Panay 3:30;
Osler. 3; Nessen. Schiller g.
Leonard Hanna, 40 p. m. Wednes-
larEe) Samuel Mather. Niko, Peter
son. Norris, II; Princeton. ! 40; North
star, 1880; Rensselaer,. $3.50, Eliwood
!; Charles Bradley, Woolsen, Brightie.
Cort. $50 tsmalD Samuel Mather. 0;
Harmonic Murphy. 10: Duluth, 1880.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-17

HOney-Faucy white. iC4l7c amber
lac 1lc; extracted. Ease per H.
Nuis-Black walnuts. 10 q % per IN
butternuts, ga Q4c per Id. new she'll
backs. 4G4Ac per 10
Lemons-Callfornia S75O9s per box
Messinas 500 $50 per box.
LImes-$l ~ l2E per box
MushrOOms-i56 n soc per box
OnIOns--65G zoe per bu; Spanish, 9125
per crate, picking onions. $2.50Q3 pei
bu
OranHcS-Cnlifornia Nalencias, S4a
$50 per box. Floridas. SO 2j13.75 box
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50 per crate
". 90 per dOz.
Penrs-Common. s15O12 per bbl.
PctRtOcs-Michlg gan. car lots. 3s1I2C
per bu
Poultry - Springs. 11d11hc; fowls
1917 a lie, No. 2, 9G10c; old ROSTERS, .
81 DC; geese lee. ducks. young lao
aye: turkeys, 17Q1sc per 10. dressed
poultry lie up
Rnbbits--S2 Per doz
sweet Potatoes-Virginlas. 81 per
bu. 81 50 n 80 per bbl; Jerseys. kiln
dried. 81 asa i.40 per crate.
TnIlow--No !. sac; No. 2, SIC ID.
WOOI-M"dium, unwashed, 1SQ2ic,
fine unwashed. 140 sc per 10.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-17
Very Pleasant Little LEAGUE.

Here's Tim Murnane president of
the New England league, on some
conditions of baseball in his organi-
cation. He writes it for the Sporting
News. a baseball weekly:
anarchists creep into all baseball
leagues, and am sorry To admit that
just now We have the microbe work
ing under cover in this New England
institution. The same thing has hap
pened many times in the past, and
will continue TO work overtime in all
baseball organizations until forced to
the scrap heap by fair, open methods.
alike to all Cream will come TO the
top, while the tough man in the game
finally crops back to his dugout."
Pleasant little league,
The Detroit times., 1910-11-17
DAILY HIRTH LIST.

Joseph Levigni, 26I Rivard.
Eugene McCracken. 526 Williams.
William Harrison, sc Pine.
Paul GarborniO. 7ls Rivard
John LOefher, 435 Dragon
Berthold Seinert, 444 Clinton.
John kowalski, 216 Williams.
Charles Utash. 423 Chestnut.
William Perkins. 2Si Baker.
John Fic, % otis
John Lawera. 13I Otis.
TT i, adaus strzcpok; rs lockwood
Edward Boyd. 81
Frank Okoniewski, 500 Medhury.
John Swolec. l76 Illinois
John Kruszewskl. 5SS Medbury.
Martin MouaI ch. 1898 Chene.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-17
BIRTHS.

GIRLS
Arthur Alder. tSS Harrison.
Joe WCingaTdan, SO Wilkins.
Meyer kopitz. 22i Columbia
Herman leicester. 226 Concord
Edward Roger. $40 Meldrum
John HoCy. 10 Porter.
Joseph Calaveua. 5S1 RtOpelle.
Thomas Balycat, 66 Hccla
Earl Parrish 1876 Engel
Howard Baker PSI Fourteenth.
tWi ms
Charles Ilagland. 375 Morell
Joseph Guiwick. iS2 Norton.
Frank PtcpcNyuski. ll6 Otis.
Joseph Sroka, 80 GOluor
Paul kurOWski. 3QS Garfield
Frank Nlman. 9l3 Dubois
calvin Bond, 453 Fourteenth.
Tony JCduRchowaski. 1915 Dubois
Andrew CuthbcrtsOn. 100 sheridan.
Joe Milzeski, 6l9 Kirby east
Joseph ZolnCski. 616 Mitchell
Walter Swartz. $50 Forest
William Burse, gf1 Eighteenth.
Fred Schaft, lS2 Lovctt
BOYS
WaClaw ChmiclcWskt. 622 Theodore.
William Paire. 277 Myrtle
Bernard J DcECn. 96l Meldrum
Bernhardt RatRan. 11lS NincwOOd
Norman Francis, $50 Orleans
Frank NJ Shumaker, % stanton.
HAIRY ticcklrman. 2t0 Alfred
Julius Gluckstein, % Beacon.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-17
JnnnING PRICES.

Canned GOOds--Apples gals, f275;
baked beans. lib. COG zoe; Lima beans,
Sia150 Corn Fancy Maine. $40;
standard, s5c Table beets $l.25Q1.4O.
Peas Fancy. early June. S.35; stand
ard. 81, soaked, b0G70c. salmon:
sockeye. tall. 81. fat s215: Alaska
toes. 4s4S0c; succotash. $fu1.l0 per
Conee-Packer coffee. 1OO-Ib. case,
SI5.7jG 1880, delivered.
Feed-Bran, f2l fine middlings, S25;
coarse middlings. S25; cracked corn.
t23, coarse cornmeal. {23, corn and
oats chop. S2l per ton.
FlOur-Michigan patents, in wood,
best. $3.50; ordinary patents. S475;
straight, S4.65, clear S4.55 per hbl Rye
Ofis-Raw iinseed. 500: boiled lin
seed, tl.Ol; Diamond headlight kero-
sene. Sc. Perfection. sac, Encene.
i've; crown gasoline. 15c per gal, tur-
pentine IN barrel lots. S0l5c gal
lily, S225O. medium clear. S2l a22 90.
smoked hams. 15c; dry sailed briskets,
iiiAc; shoulders, lie, picnic hams lie;
bacon, isa22c; lard, la tierCes. 13u
lShc; kettle rendered, il%,c 40.
Edgar & sons: Crystal dominoes. 2-lb d,
Sst5 5-lb., 81 65 Eagle tablets. So 60 ,
cut loaf, $50, cubes, 81 30, NNNA
powdered, s5.55; standard powdered.
hne. IN bulk, $40. in 25-ib cotton
bags. So IS; Michigan granulated, s.,
household powdered, 5-lb. cartons, ~
20 case. So. LIB cartons. as 20 case.
So so. diamond a, IS 20: confectionery
a sos No, l. tSlS; No q $40; No. 2.
$3.50. No Z. 81 So No s. a. so; No 3.
si75; No. 10, $40, No. IL, f4.65i No. ~,
The Detroit times., 1910-11-17
NFW YORK. PRODUCE.


NEW YORK, Nov 17.-Flour. Duh
and unsettled Pork: Firm, mess.
1880. Lard Weak. middle west spot.
Sl1 .05U1t15 Sugar. Raw. firm; CEN
trifugal. % test $500; muscovado. 50
test. SO ~; refined, quiet; cut loaf,
IS 40. crushed. S6.3V powdered, $470;
graduated, $500 Coffee; Rio No
on spot. 12i4 012Ac. Tallow Quiet;
city. Sc, country. y q sac. Hay: Firm
prime. Sis; No. 3. SO090c; clover. so
W9oc Dressed poultry: Steady; tur-
keys, 16G23iao, chickens, l0n 22c;
fowls. tO@17 &c, ducks, S@ zoe. Dress
cd poultry: Fairly active; geese. l39
1tc; Gucks, lie; fowls, 14M14i9c; tur-
keys, zoe. ROSTERS, Toe. Cheese. Quiet
and steady; state milk. common 20 spe-
Gals, 13m17c; skins. common TO spe-
Gals. ~ dl2Ac full skins. ? u q 3 y e..
Butter: QUIET; receipts 2,753. cream
cry extra, 3 lsc. state dairy tubs, "a y
ale. imitation creamery hrsts. q y "
25iac Eggs: Unsettled; receipts. 1.
672, nearby white fancy. SEA she; near
by mixed fancy. sea 4Oc, fresh firsts
80 n sec
The Detroit times., 1910-11-17
1--WE STOCK.
mIGAN cENTRAL STOCK YARDS.


DETROIT. Nov. I7-Cattle-Dulla and
n ! Sc lower than last week, outlook
badly Prices ranged as follows
dice steers, averaging from 1000 IL
90 pounds. at S.. 50f'5 .75 choice
f udy killers Sl4OM $40, light 10 good
tchers steers and heifers. $2.756t4 %
|nmon killers and fat COWS, $3.50 a
'n 10 prim sh,pping bulls. $3ut.b0
ht butchers aud heavy sausage bulls
so q 3. 80 stockers and feeders, 81 90
% per cWt Mich cows active AT
q 10, veal calves active at g. N y 81
cwt Sheer and lambs dun ana SOC
Fer for lambs, quality fair, choice
lsbs. SJ.t5Wb light 10 tair 81 n 3,
nm0n TO prime sheep. S2H5. mixed
hep and lambs. 81 60Ft y 80. common
lers. S2.75iF"25. culis $su2.50 per
{. Hogs hogs dudll and d5Oc lowet
,n last week quality fair, prime
dldums and fat SorkCrs. S725d75o.
M Workers and pigs. S525N73o.
receipts. Cattle. 800, calves, 3S2,
ep, I..3s uOgs. 5.4lL
EAST UFFNLO-OpenInE.
ming a stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO. y Y, Nov. II
4 tile Receipts cars, dull. best
pc 10 l.4H0 10. steers. S6504675;
Pd prime 1900 TO l.3O0-ib steers.
"a $50 best 100 TO l,200-ib. ship
IS steers, s. ~ ) 10. medium butcher
ers /. 600 to I.IOO-ibs, sl5OQ5 light
cher steers. {il0U i.65. best Fat
Tvs. 81 25 as. fair TO good cows. f3Q
y. common TO medium do. 81 70 .
II. trimmers, S25ou276. best fat
fers. . - q $50 good fat heifers. 81
So. fair = good do, S325 a 3 rs ::
OK heifers, SO Is uS so. best feeding
ers, dehorned. $500 rs medium TO
all grades. So 50uS75. pest bulls
ht thin bulls. s5a6a775; fancy
kers and springers. $7OWsO. good to
me mixers ano spTingers. $50 V66
nmon 20 good do. S300 gao.
ogs- ReceiIt -. 20 cars. slow heavy,
10; workers, 81 Goa So pigs 81 80.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 80 cars.
rs. lambs, s6.l5 n CPS, yearlings,
o@5, wethers. S4g425: ewes. $500
Faives: s5a1O75.
EAST JFFALO-CIose.
AST BUFFALO, Nov i7.-Cattle--
,eipts $50 head. market dull and
pix, prlme steers. -. % ~ 6.75, butcher
des, 80 6. CalYcs-Receipts 100
ld. market active, 25c lower, Gull
choica, S550ml075 sheep and
lbs Receipts 1000 head market
~, 25c lower. choice lambs. S6N6.l5,
10 fair. $50 q BIS, Nearlings. 50 so
IS sheep. s275Ui25. Hogs Re-
ITS 3.i0O bead. market light. easier.
kers 5 bVfi 80. pigs, 800 n Id
CHS. So 5oa7. stays. tsas.5O.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
TNlON STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
17-Hogs. Receipts, 10000. mar
steady n mixed and butchers, 81 20
so, good heavy. $40 u IS rough
Ivy S71Og7 80; Hight, 81 % a. so.
=. Sc n $50 Cattle Receipts, s.,
market steady, beeves. 81 40 "a Z. 40. .
IS ana helfers. s. 2On6 20 stockers
feeders. 50 30M $50; Texans, S4G
boo. market. weak, native, 81 % n
western. s250W410 lambs, $i.25
10, western. SI5Od D 10
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND Nov II Hogs Re-
ITS. $500. 5W10c lower, mediums
heavies. 81 So workers., $40. pigs
lights. s755 Cattle Receipts, D
5 slow sheep Receipts, 20 cars;
Calves: Receipts, 100 SlO25.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-17
CHIcAGo pnnnICE.

CHICAGO. Nov. 17.-Butter Extras,
30c. hrsts, 2sikc; dairy extras. 26ts
hrsts, Csc. Eggs Prime hrsts. SIC:
hrsts, 29c. Cheese: Skins, 14L n14Ac.
young Americas, 15A n &c Live poul-
try: Fowls. 10q l0lzc ducks. IL a ~
I2C. geese IA lac
The Detroit times., 1910-11-17
LAKE AND RIvER srEAMERy.
Sc e

For cleveland, PutshaFE, and ell
,oinfs south and east. leave daily IS
m Fare 10 cleveland. So. pittsburg.
81 al. lower berths, 81 SO UPPER berths.
81 whole room 81 so. Weekend ex-.
rnrston 10 Cleveland every saturday
night. 50 90 rCInd trip.
Fer Alpena, Mackinac and way ports.
Monday. . y "a, Friday. $40 a m
CITY Ticket .ofdCcet Majestic BLDG.
ts7 woodward and us drlswold-st
The Detroit times., 1910-11-17

Butter-Creameries, extras. 32c lb
lrsts. 2S1zc dairy butter, 23cs packing
stock. y &c per ID
Eggs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included, 30iaC doz. Receipts on Thurs
day III cases.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-17
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
BY FINANCE"


n inv Inquire
addressed
uednt formation
the Will
WI e -
The Detroit times., 1910-11-17
o. S. GOVT. BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.
NEW YORIx MONEY.

NEW YORK. Nov 17-Moncy on call.
ga m2A Time money. A. for six
months Bar silver London. 25s.
New York 55itc. Demand sterling.
$4S5Q544S6
The Detroit times., 1910-11-17
RITTER AND EGGS.

$3.50; No 10, sass; No. IL. $456i No. IS.
t455 per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-17
PRODUCE.

very steady market with no spe-
features was reported this morn
The very light receipts the frst
r Of the week mas helped to stiffen
market a little. but not enough 10
ct prices Some dealers were ngur-
that shippers were holding back
il next week. and that on the day
ore Thanksgiving the market would
swamped There Is nothing in sight
which 20 base an opinion as to the
liable size OF the turkey crop. Gen
! opinion, which ia purely a guess.
that there will be enough 20 go
und and that prices on the street
average around zoe pound.
ssed. or possibly little more.
ppIes-75caS1 per bu. S25O04
Dbl. western apples. f2.2j a. 2 Is.
nnanas-Good shipping stock, $50
so. according To quality.
enns-Dried Lima, 6l1 DC IN.
eIcry-Home- crown, 10 a S0c doz.
auIIhawcr--i5G soc per bu.
abbage-S1 so per bbL
|aIIfornIa Fruits-Grapes. Si75U
box; pears, f3.50q4 per box.
heese - Michigan flats, ia u 1ac:
X state, lie, Limburger, Z y q lScj
Tx. 1871 d1gc: domestic Swiss a
Imported. do. 2s030 per 10.
ran Howes. S7504S
bbl; 81 ~ per bu.
lntes--Persfan, 5d5c per 10; Fards'
phc per ID.
creased calves - Fancy. I2912se
10: common, 9mlic Ter ID.
PRESSED Hogs - Light. 1914 Ollie
|innan HaddIe.--tOlA m1Ic per ID.
IHs--lmported. new, lie per ID;
fornis. N5c per box.
fresh Negetubles-CuCum hot
se sl25sg $50 doz: lettuce, hot
Use. So iOc per III head lettuce, Sl2b
loo PEE doz. radishcs, hot house.
iSc per doz. parsley. goa 25c do1;
FEN peppers. 2bc per basket. wax
ns 59m i.7o per bu, green beans,
0m1.f5 per bu, carrots, soc per hu,
hbagas. zoe per bu. parsnlps. 60 "
per bu; bcets. sec per bu, turnips,
per bu
|rapcs--fouies. Concords. lie. Ca
has, &c.
rape FruIt-FIorida, s3.7bG425 per
|ay-DetroIt dealers are paying the
cwlng prices for baled Ray in car
o. DETROIT: No timothy
10. clover. mixed. $50 1850, rye
W. S775GtS: wheat and oat straw,
0m7 Loose hay from farmers
IONS on the city markets ranged
IN $50 %. as 90 quality.
Idcs-No. l cured. Ice, No. J green
No. 4 cured bulls. &C. No J green,
No I cured kip. 10mc. Non. 1 green,
No ] cured murraln. DC. No.
en-. Sc, No / cured calf. 14ibc. No.
rcen i3c per 10, horse sides, No. 4
10. Nc 2, $3.50. sheepskins, as "a
bl, f20t7sc: No. hides, lc OF, kiI
calf, lltc on.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-17
HELP MANrED-nAI.E.

ABLE BODIED men wanted for the Y.
s Marine Corps. between the ages of
10 and 30. Must be native born or
have first papers. Monthly pay $40
to 500 Additional compensation pos
Bible Food, clothing, quarters aud
medical attendance free. After 60
years service can retire with 10 per
cent OF pay and allowances. service
on board snip and ashore In all parts
OF the world Apply az " Marine
Corps Recruiting Office, 20 W. Fort
st, Detroit. Mich.
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MEN 10 become
travelling statesmen, Experience un-
necessary Write for particulars.
Bradstrcct system. Rochester, y. Y.
ANY YOUNG PERSON desiring n good
position can get ono after complctlug
one OF our cOurscs. day and night
classes all the year; our facilities are
positively unequaled IN Michigan
DETROIT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
1l-24 Wilcox-st
BARBER WANTED: steady or Satur-
day. s. guaranteed 800 prleaus-st
------
BARBER for Friday aad Saturday;
good guarantee 23o2 Forrest west
The Detroit times., 1910-11-17
HELP wANrEn-MALE

FURS-EXperif need cutter at once
good wages for right man. .35
Grand River-ave
The Detroit times., 1910-11-17

NoTICE-If any poor girl Is in trouble.
needing advice. friendship or help.
write or call ON 8. g.. MARGARET
DUFFY, S9S Forrest. west, Salvation
Army
WANTED adopt poor boy as my
own child between the uge of 10 s
years. On my small garden farm near
Windsor Address G. H.. O1ibWa +
o Essex county, Ontario