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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-30
Dec. 17-21-24-30
MEETING NOTCE.

Notice is hereby given int the meet
ing of the members of the Finnish
Mutual Fire Insurance Company OF
Calumet. Michigan, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for the board of
directors for ensuing year. win be held
on Friday the thirtieth dan of Deem
Der A. ID. 1910. 1880 O'Clock p. m, at
the Finnish Hall, Red Jacket, Michi-
gan.
Dated at Calumet Michigan, Dec.
18th, 1910.
BY order of Board of Directors.
Henry a. Kiti. Sec'y.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-30
LOST ANuFouNo.
LEGAL N,fIcEs.
Dec. 9-16-233O Jan g.
NOTICE OF ANNUL MEETING OF
CALUMET MUTUAL FIRE IN
SITRANCN co

SURANC3 CO.
The annual meeting lof the members
of the Calumet Mutul Fire Insurance
Company will be he'll at their Office,
Walls Block, Red Jeket, Mich, on
Saturday, January 11b, 1911, at 2
O'Clock T.. NJ.
The question of AMENDING Articles
and IL OF the Chartf, so that they
will provide for a bold of nine co
Directors Cinstead of Twelve Q2) ms
now provided. the teras of three go
of the directors to eIpire annually
and TO provide for elecSbn of directors
for year 1911 as follows
Three CD directors Tor one year,
three CD directors for NO years, and
three CD directors forl three years.
will be submitted To votelof members.
Also any other business that may
properly come before needing.
ole olson, Sec'y.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-30

Mrs. Richard James of Raymbaul-
town, has so far recovered from her
recent operation at the c. & II. hos
pital, that she will be removed to her
mono tomorrow.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-30

A special meeting of Elizabeth Re-
becca Lodge No. Is is called for Sat-
urday Dec 31ste at 2:S0 to make ar
rangements for the funeral of Bro.
Thos. Penhallegan.
dS0 Sedwell Treganowan, N. G.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-30
Bullet ,.ve,ed Far.

The bullet VII which a man COM
mitted suicide Dover (Eng)
hotel was state at the inquest to
have passed rough his head,
through a door, long u passage. and
--s-:=--=---.-n a secon,door.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-30

All members of Hecla Lodge No. 90
and Calumet Lodge No. 1874 /. O. o. +,
are requested to meet at the hall of
Calumet Lodge No. 1874 at 1880 p. NJ.
Jan. End, 1911, to attend the funeral
OF Brother Thos. II. Penhallegon.
John Spur. n. c..
d31 T.. +. Boyd. Sec'y.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-30
Old TIE Utensils.

The caster, r cruet stand. goes
back to the steenth century. and
he nAgcr bol dates back stlll
arthor
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-30
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Gay and Sturgis furnish the follow
lng New York quotations:
Anaconda ... .,.,.,.. 3S% 80
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-30
Dec. l6. 20, 23, 81, 30; Jan. 3, 6.
ANNUAL MEETING CALUMET,
MICHIGAN

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the Calumet State Bank, calumet,
Michigan, for the election Of Direct
ors, and for the transaction of such
other business as may be presented.
will be held in it's banking rooms on
Tuesday, January 10th, 1911, rom ten
o'clock a. m. TO twelve O'Clock noon.
+. j. kohlhaas, Cashier.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-30
STOCKS

BCston-Short covering movement
subsidized today and prices just about
held their own. Lake was ontably
strong this morning but sagged off to-
ward the close. East Butte and North
Butte ehowed little change. Prices
will probably hold during the short
session tomorrow and the future
course OF the market will depend on
developments after the first Of the
year. We advise all our clients To
have patience and courage and feel
sure that 1911 will he productive OF
god profits to all holders Of coppers.-
Foster of Paine Webber Il Co.
Boston, Dec 30.-The market opened
strong and remained so up to the last
half hour, when there was considerable
profit taking and evening up of ac-
counts. The public are not in a mood
to buy stocks except in the high grade
investment line, which shows a marked
Improvement in the past ten days.
one hears nothing but pessmistic
talk around the street, but with rail-
road earnings showing better than an
tlcipated and every indication of a de-
cidedly easy money market we cannot
but feel that a broader and better mar
ket is not far off.
The year 1910 came in with flying
colors. 1t is going out with about
everything at half mast. Come what
may. 1911 can't be much worse than
what we have been through.-R. L.
Hall.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-30
Gay & SturgiS' Gossip

Calumet. Mich, Dec. 3O.-The vol
ume Of trading in the New York mar
ket was comparatively light with the
buying at the opening better than the
selling and prices were up fractionally.
After the noon hour call money was
advanced 10 seven per cent and the
market sold off with the closing quota =
tons about the same as the opening
The Boston shares had a few fea-
lures in which there was good buying.
Algomah opened at s is and sold as
high as 9. Lake sold up to 35 IA and
North Butte nuctuated between 2S "a
and 20 3-S.
First National Copper was active on
the Curb, selling up TO 3-S. Chino
and Inspiration came in for some at
tontion, the former selling at p SIS
and the latter at 1916. DEM Arizo-
ma was in demand closing at 4 SIS bid
with none offered. Is shares Of Sene-
ca sold at $50.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-30

New York, Dec S0.-The strength Of
than anything else that the short in
tcrcst was larger than had been real
lied. II looks as If the rally might
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-30

Buttes production for December Will
be 22,6OO,OOO pounds VS.. 23,636,OOO
pounds in November.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-30
CLASSIFIED ADS
FoRRENT.

FOR RENT-FurIshe bed room, PA Sth
st. SO.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-30

New Baltic is preparing TO run its
first cross-cut to connect the first
lode opened by the diamond drill.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-30
EMPLOYEES OF THE
Cajumet& HecIa Mn'g Co

Who wish to sell their houses or buy
houses on Co. Land; who have rooms
to rent or who wish to rent rooms, are
invited to advertise in this column
without any expense.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25

vice F"rs %'"S .s s%" s pleas. give I a an"
"a" of
;Se s"G .,osIs ' aS Longer shsl p%.is',
Development Co wonderful organization Tor
the for which IL Is IN existence TO sen stoch mr. "a, 49,
about the value OF the stock at y
property Agauno little chance of making
recognized engineers e
Cobalt outside the producing and has never Shown
although pushed
upon the promising claim for some time . $50, .aa
has been fine vein Cobalt one OF the sos
not shown
pocket could be worked 1t the best en-
veins Cobalt to be that silver
the ana
outside that producing is the general opinion tat the silver
existed has been eroded away an
Cobalt This OF has limited
market but half dozen mines in the Cobalt camp th are
producing than the needs of the whole world every year 10 say ho
other supply Thee possibility OF the Agauco get
ting of this mineral
that been done the property
has been wen down and the PERSISTENCE OF The was WORTHY
economically has all the essentials good mine except the most I'M
worked
long time and apparently have been pretty well worked out Zinc min
ing at best is risky mining one IN which the public has
little chance to oartiepae with proaL - , u, t,. ara ~, ~
out his mine leaving few spots for show Then he sells to syndicate
which sells in to the public About then the crash comes The
there really there but is opinion that will not
produce enough to pay many dividends , . ,
generally found enterprises this They have made
Gently Their
he truth carefully hidden under mass of gerng generaies about
the mines bought direct from the Fcr
Sloo" at ,e price you pad or o s y nave " men required
They have raised the price regularly and successfully that they
for
money n by
projects experimental
the public
take all the chance have paid for and until something
there not enough market for the stock TO let
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
cMARKETS
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Nov. 25--Openng: Liver
pool was weak and mucn lower at the
opening on Friday and Detroit follow .
ri win Il loss OF l-c. Chicago was
weak ana lower. Opening prices Fri
day. cash 40 red wheat. - - c..
Dee. 954i e. May. SlOOI4 July, 96c No.
/ white, g5lec
The corn market - easy - 53c for
cash No and Jjc for No. > yellow.
oats are easy and quiet at BAN Tor
standard and 3ihc for cash No. 3
white
RYE is scarce and hlm at soc for cash
30 / and 79c for No =.
Beans are firm aud IN demand at
s. 10 FOR cash and 81 % for Dec.
Cioverseed is nrm ana active az $50
for prime spot. IS SO for Dec. $S 80 Tor
March and So FOR prime alsike.
TimothYseed is dull and steady at
- 20 for prime spot
Grain receipts at Chicago FRIDAY.
Wheat % cars. corn, 1929 cars, oats
1893 cars
May wheat in Chicago opened Fri
day AT 80 a n 80 2. G., corn at 10 :. ~ 46S G.,
oats at 33 - ana pork at sl6.l1
Liverpool wheat is quoted ed low
or than Wednesday : close ana corn
unchanged To sd lower.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
IaRRING PRICES.

Canned Goods-Apples gals, 215;
baked beans. l-lh. 500 zoe; Lima beans
standard. 95c TtoIe beets 81 20 g ~ :. =
ard 81: soaked s047oc. Salmon;
sSckeye tall. So. IA. ,2.15: Alaska
reds. sl75: Alaska pinks sl.25 Toma :
toes, 4S4S0c: succotash. 81 u l'Io per
doZ
Conee-Packer coffee. 1oo-lb. case
SIC % n 20 25, delivered. -
Feed-Bran. s2l; fine middlings, go,
coarse middlinGs. SO; cracked corr;
s23 coarse cornmeal, VS.; corn an"
oats chop. $2l per ton.
best, $500; ordinary patents, VI . ;
straight, S465: clear. $40 per bbl Rye
-four. $3.50 per Dbl.
Oiis-Raw linseed. 800; boiled m
seed, sl0l, Diamond headlight kero'
sene. &c: Perfection. s1sc Eocene'
pentine. in barrel lots s012c gai
Prov isions-Mess pork, S2l %, ram
lily, $3.50. medium clear. 81 y -21O
smoked hams. l5c.: dry sailed briske Is
ISiac: kettle rendered l44.c 10.
Sugnrs-Corrected daily by w; "a.
Edgar * Sons: Crystal dominoes, 2-lo .
cut loaf. 500 cubes, $685. MN
$3.50, granulated. extra coarse, 50 20;
fine. in bulk, $50; in 25-lb. cotton
bags. $515. Michigan graduated. SSS
household powdered. 5-lb cartons. rs
Sc SO, diamond \. So 20; confectionerS
A, S5.05 No. l. s5.1C; No. 2. $40; NO.
$50 No. 4, So; No. b, $3.50; NO o.
s490; No. :, s4.s5; No s, s. SO: 20 -
$3.50; No 10, 81 55: No. IA. $3.50, No. -.
s455 per leo lbs
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
COUPLE MARRIED IN RAIN
STORM UNDER UMBRELLA
rardy Discovery That New Little
Home Was Just Out OF the
MAGISTRATES Jurisdiction.

FOREST GROVE, ore. Nov. %
Under circumstances which were nu-
usual. Benjamin H. Marsh and Minnie
A. Perkins OF this city were married
here. The ceremony was performed
in the street. just in front OF their
home to-be and under a large umbrel-
la. which kept OFF vigorous Oregon
shower.
The unique wedding was not pre-
arranged to take place under such
conditions 1t all hinged upon JUS
tice of the Peace Writ OF this place.
who had been asked TO perform the
ceremony This was 10 be in the new
home which Mr.. Marsh had built
when the Justice reached the place
he found that the little home lay just
beyond his jurisdiction or outside OF
Cornelius precinct the dividing line
OF which ran in front OF the house.
The suggestion that IL be held
across the road at once met with
favor. one OF the young girl attend
ants remarking Lets do. that will
be SO romantic" Writ read the brief
service i'm the presence of some ten
witnesses. some OF whom had no UNI
brellas with which To protect their
wedding finery.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25

~, sullivan. Gamers 3. $40. $27j;
Hammond : < co. COW /. go 50 80;
do, bun l. 1910. $500 do. heilets :, 600,
$3.50. DO. steers 8. 500 S45J sullivan.
80, $50, Hammond, : * CO. butcher
i, 900. $40; DO /, $50. S215. sullivan,
butchers >. $50. $3.50. Go. cow /. llt0,
80, ito, bun !, 1900, SO Do, cow /, ll20,
50 - do bulls 3. 7l3, 81: Newton, steer
!. Jl0, 50 70. do l, go, 50. Mich Beef
Co. bun /, 66o. $5.25. do l. 1910; 81.
II. Coos COW /, 72o 80; Perker. Webb
* Co stockers ard heifers I, 1870
S435 do, cows 3. lOl6. S315 do. stock
ers and heifers :. 7Gl, S435: Mich. Beef
Co, butchers - GO. $i05. do, steer l.,
Sold by Haley & McNuIlen George
RatkoWsky, bulls =, average weight,
G25 lbs. So. 10 per cUt; dc. butchers ).
635, $500 do. heifer /. 80 $3.50 do.
COW i. 100, 81. Newton. COWS \, 1870,
$40. do !, 1912. $40; do, butchers j.
200, 81. Hammond, : x Co. bull l.
1870, 81 -. Coos, heifers = i20, SO.
do. cows 3, $50. 1918, Newton. Gamers
/. $50. $2S5. do steer /. 1920. $525;
Applebaum. butchers = CAS-, $3.50:
Newton, butchers 3. $40. Sass; do. can
ner /. $50, 81 40, do, steers and heifers
o. 500. Si.4O; Marx. bull l, $50 81; APP
plebaum. COWS ,, 95O. 50 50: Ponkos
stockers 2 500. $4lj; W. kamman
steers .. 7Os $3.50; kegan. heifers .
do. steers >. G65. 1886, do, COW /. 800
81; do, bulls T. zoos. 81. Parker. Webb
X Co. steers .. 1913, IS % Mich Beef
Co. steers :, sol. $3.50; 90, butchers
2, $50. 81 do :. 1860, $3.75; Erwin.
stockcrs :. $50, So so
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Sold by Bishop b ,& H.. Fitzpatrick,
sheep .. average weight 125 lbs. 50 80
per cwt; do IL, 9S, $3.50: do 81 10,
S3.50; do :, l23. So. %. Gordon. sheep
=. 20. SO, Newton, sheep -, 6j. SO 20:
do. lambs 2l 10 50 60, do 10, 20. $3.50;
DO is. so. S475 Sarch. sheep l3, 60.
81 so; Mich. Beef co; lambs 10. 90,
SO. 40. do 8. l06, $3.50, DO 10, %, SO 90
Maggie X Co. lambs 1879, 80. 1913, do 30.
So S5.15, do 30, 81, $5.I5, do 90. 60.
50 %, do Il. so, $575. do 81, 65. s5.7j;
do rs, 10 $40, do 90. l0s. 50 30.
sold 10y Sp!c"r ~ Reason Maggie. *
60. sheer A. average weight so lbs.
S3.GC per cWt; do :, So :" so, do =. >,
$50, do lambs i. 10 60. do 19l.
S. SO. do 5, 6S. $50; Mich Beef CO.,
sheep 10. -. 81 70. Barlagc, lambs II.
65 $5l5 Mich. Beef GO, lambs 20, 60.
50 40. do. shccp 81 50, 81.
patrick. lambs SO, average weight So
lbs. $575 per cwt. do %. So So:
Ycungs. lambs "a, 80, $50: Gordon,
lambs Z. a. 81. do go, q, 50 10 Bar
lambs 81. 50. So.
Bought by Parker. Webb 4 Co: Ha-
ley a McMullcn, hogs $50. average
weight 1870 lbs. $40 per Cwt sIiccr y
reason hogs $50. 200, $40 do 27O'
Boight by Hammond, Standish *
Co Bishop, Bullion N Holmes. hogs
271O, average weight $50 lbs $40
per cwt; do 3l5, 100, 81 90
Bought by sullivan Packing Co; Roe
Co. hogs 931, average
weight 1870 lbs $40 per cwt.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
MARINE
klsSSI,L. PASSAGES.
h..a -nNa

DETROIT, NOV 20 = Parks, 5
a. IN Thursday Starke, 4.l5. w. =.
Rhodes. $50; Aradian, 40, Lyman
smith. 30. Codorus, go. Sherwin,
1880, Bethlehem, IL, SeliWood l2:i9
. m liemiock. 10. Maud. 80; Utica.
5.l5 StaTtu,ca, 70
Dow n: Chemuug, 20 a. m. Thurs
day Bennington, +.Z0; II. b. smith.
t:C5: Nollnania. :. II +. Hawgood. s.
Paine. ll:20. Brewer tug Leuty. OIL
barge No SO. Il so. Wainwright, l2.4O
p m: Norton lie: Pollock. l25; ".
l. REFS / 40; WyandotH $50. j. J,
McWmiams, i:35; j. Barlum. 8.
The 500.
SAII.T STE. MARIE, Mich. Nov. 20
TIP. Lyman Smith. l.3O n. m Thurs
day. Jas Davidson, $40; Butler csc:
SkaughneSsy, Schuyliill, .: kinmouut.
IroQuois. Scottish Hero. 10. Albright.
noon. Norway. Curtis. Tampa, 70 30 y.
IN Northern queen, Rosedale, Super
Tor. 1870. Joseph Gilchrist. go; Hart.
20. Alb,rt Port Colhorne. Canadian.
40. Niagara, ..
Down Verona. 1880 a. m Thurs
DAY. William IL Mack, chilli. 80. 81.
clair. .. Barlow { Glenmount. Turret
cane. no: Yosemite, y Gouldcr. $50:
Neptune go. Buffalo, II; Hoover aud
Mason ! 3D. m Bickcrdike . Walker.
30. Midland Prince. 8 Laughlin $50
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
AppIe--75ca per bu. $500

AppIes-75c IS125 per bu, s2.5o@+
per Dbl; western apples. s22a u 2.T5.
Bannnas-Good shipping stock. $3.50
Q2.5O, according to quality.
Beans-Dried Lima, "a q &c ID:
CeIcry-Home-g grown, 15@ 3oc dol
CauIihowcr-i6@ 90c per bu.
Cabbagr-$1 so per Dbl.
California Fruits-Grapes. sl75 a ?
per box: pears. s3.5O44 per box.
Cheese - Michigan flats, 10 III &c:
York state. 17c Limbnrger. III a lSc:
brick, 1917 lcl9c; domestic Swiss. 2lp
22c. imported. do, 2SQ3oc per 10:
CONFERENCE.-The Howes, s7.50Qs
per Dbl: 81 15 per bu
SQ9hc per ID.
Dressed Calves = Fancy. l2Q12hc
per ID: common. 90 lie per lb.
Dressed H"gs---9 a loo per 10.
FInnan HaIdie--t0 II gllc per Id.
FigS-.Imported, new, i2c per lb
California, SSc per box.
Fresh Vcgetnbies--Cucum hot
house. H.25sp 1.5o doz: lettuce hot
Q15O pc doz: radishes, dollhouse
II a iSc per doz: parsley. 20 y 25c doz;
green peppers, Zoe per basket; wax
sI.50Q1.15 per bu; carrots. Doc per bu;
rutaDagas I0c per bu, parsnips. 500
CSC per bu: bects. soc per bu: turnips.
soc per bu; tomatoes California, 81 per
box
Grapcs-PouIes. Concords. lie: ca
tawbas. 11c.
Grape Fruit-Fiorida, s3.75Qt.25 per
case.
Hay-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baled hay I'm car
lots. T. o. b Detroit: No timothy.
new. S16Ql6 80. No. timothy. $3.50
1850, clover. mixed. Sl5nl5.50: rye
straw, s77jQs. wheat and oat straw.
s65OM7 Loose hay from farmers
wagons on the city markets ranged
from sls0Q22, as to quality.
Hifrs-No l cured. Zoe. No. ! green,
&c No. l cured bulls. &c: No ] green.
&c; No. l cured kip. l01ac: Non. green,
&c; No. ] cured murrain:. &c; No; 1
1 green. l3c per ID: horse sides, No. l.
$3.50: No ?. $3.50, sheepskins. as to
wool. 2jd 75o. No. 2 hides. 1c OF: kip
and calf. llic of
Honcy-I'aucy white, &c a lie: amber.
12r1lc. extracted. rose per 10.
Nuts-Black walnuts, ~ q PC per III;
butter1uts, "a "a &c per Id. new she'll
backs iMikc per Id
Lemons-Culitornia ST.50US per box;
500 ESQ per box
Iimes--sl "a l.2t per tox.
sfusarooms-l0t "a soc DER box.
Ouions--6bfi 1Oc per bu. Spanish. sl.25
per crate picking onions. Se.504S per
bu
ornnges-California. navels. $325d
375 per box. Floridas. S3.50t5.15 box.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500 per crate,
SEA 20 per doz
Pears-Comrnon. slJ0a2 per Dbl
Observation-Disclosures. car lots. $50 lie
PouItry-Springs. 12dI9hc' fowls.
l1isff12c. No .. 1Onllc. ola ROSTERS 3
n i0r: geese Is a isc; young. loo. tur-
keys. i96i zoe per Ito. Dressed poultry
liens. lee. springs. 134l3i1c; ducks,
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
LIVE STOCK.


Nov IS Hogs: Receipts. $4,000; mar
kct. weak - Sc lower. mixed and
butchers, $685. a 20, good heavy, $500
n 1.05. rough heavy, 50. 90 n 3 so, hs NJ
SG.55M695: pigs. $6I5MG.S5. Cattle .
receipts. 5000, market. slow and
steady; beeves, $450n L35; cows aud
heifers 81 20 n $50 stockers and feed
ers, 1886 n > 70. Texans. si2OH . 10;
calves. 81 25Gty.25. sheep Receipts,
1000 market. steady TO Toe higher:
native, 50 % n 10; western, So 5Ou 10.
lAmbs 81 % q . 10. Mestern. 81 70 q . 20
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
NENA YORK pRODI (Lt.

NEW YORK., Nov. -2o--FlOur. Dun,
but firm Pork: quiet; mess, 90
Lard. Weak; middle west spot SI0l5
0l025 sugar: Raw, firmer' centri-
tueal. % test. S3.s3; muscovado; 81
test. $3.43. refined, steady: cut loal'
IS 20; crushed, $500; powdered sac.
granulated. S46O. Coffee: Rio No.
on spot, 12hs Il3Ac. Tallow Easier;
city. 72.c: country, - q &c. HAY.
clover. 20 n soc Dressed poultry quiet.
turkeys. ia soc; chickens. II a 22c,
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25

179lsc; geese. 15g15c; turkeys. Ella
zee per 10.
Rnbbits-s2 per doZ
sweet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 per
bu. 81 So 80 per Dbl, Jerseys. kin
dried Sl55m1.40 per crate.
TaiIow-No /. CSC; No. 2. 6Ac ID
Wooi-Medium, unwashed lSV2lc:
fine unwashed, lao Ice per Id.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
PRODUCE.

After the hustle Of the Thanksgiving
poultry market business on the street
seemed very quiet this morning, but
for want Of anything to change their
quotations remained steady quite a
lot OF poultry came in late on We'd
nesdav. and as the demand was over.
the only thing to do with 1t was 10
call In the storage buyers. The odds
and ends OF stock left on hand were
thrown in and the street was cleaned
up 10 the last package. This meant
low price OF course. but was the best
move possible under the circumstances.
Aside from poultry, there IS nothing OF
naramount interest in the market at
present Fruits ana goods Of holiday
character are increasingly active. But
ter seems to he a little easier In east
ern markets. but, with farm products
generally, is steady in this market.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25

fowls. llW1Sc, ducks. 12a zoe, 1.-Two
poultry pull and weak; geese 1870
i4c' ducks. 1G117c; fowls 1870, tur-
keys. lAH2lc, ROSTERS. zoe Cheese.
specials, t&MlTC. Skins. common 90
specials. az a 13c, fun skins. = y q i2c.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
CmCNGo GRAIN nrNNlNG.

CHICAGO. Nov 25--All grains were
off at Tie openinS Dec wheat &c
lower. MAY OFT 2,V Dee corn lost &c.
May of sc Dec and May oats OF
&c Provisions showed small declines
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Thursdays Live Stock
Market and Sales at
Detroit Yards

\ light run Of cattle found a prompt
sale at the Detroit stock yard on
Thursday at prices 10 to 20 cents high
er than those paid last week. The
rain made II difficult to do business
but buyers needed the stock and the
yards were cleared at an early hour
The demand for milch COWS was
strong and act1ve top for the best kind
being SCI Veal calves opened steady
with last week. best calves selling for
$3.50; trade weakened. late in the day
and 81 took about the best on the
close.
\ light run of sheep and lambs
helped the demand in this department
and prices averaged considerably
higher Best lambs brought So. \
steady trade in lambs is looked for
during the next month.
The leading feature of the week $
trade was in the hog department. re-
ceipts being much larger there The
quality good and prices held remark.
ably well. considering conditions in
other markets. Mediums and fat
Workers $40; light thin hogs 81 to
sos.
Receipts; Cattle, 657; calves, 500;
sheep, 1863; hogs 6,954.
CATTLE.
Sold by Bishop. g. X IL Parker.
Webb X Co, steers and hcifcrs -.
average weight 996 lbs. $500 per cwti
Newton, butchers 20. 1yl, $i25, do :,
COO So; sullivan. bull 1. l20, s.; New
ton, steers . 1170 1918 do, COW i,
100 SO sullivan, COWS 4. 1926. 81 DO,
steers 4, go. So so; do B. So. $40
Parker, Webb q Co, COW /. $50, 50. do
3 S770, So. Mich Beef 60, heifers ,,
800 $l75. sullivan. hcifers . G12 81 -:
do I, i20 50 so; do, bun /. 1900. S425.
Thompson COWS 8, 1883, 1915. do ,.
1888. 81 20; do !, $40. $3.50; Sullivan.
bull /, 1870, 81; do, steers and heifers
s, 773, $3.50 Hammond. = x co, steers
-, 1888. $3.50 Mich. Beef Co. COWS {,
915. $3.50 do =. S25. S8.25, do > 1900.
81. sullivan. bills >, 9S5. 50: F'romm.
COW l. 93O. So W kamman. cows !.
500. 81 so. do > 1000. So GO.
Sold by SpiCer Il Reason: Hammond.
: * co. bull ]. 1850. 81 do. steers and
heifers 3. 10. So 20; do, heifer /. 500.
81. do. Gamer /, $50. ST. ~. Coos,
butchers =. 26j. 81. W. Kamman, butch
r. . $40. s so. do, cows ,. 935, $40:
do T. / 900. g. SO joe Ratkowsky, cow
!, 900. So GO. Goodwin. COW |. Gao 50 so;
do 3. 92G. $3.50, Regain, heifers ). 500,
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Since 1899. the Standard Oil Co has
paid dividends amounting TO AL per
cent on the sos 900 OF outstanding
stock. With the dividend OF $40 per
share. just declared, the amount paid
for the current year will be $39,335..
800. This amount will be exceeded
by only one concern in the United
States the United States Steel cor
poration which will distribute more
than $50,000,000 to stockholders this
year.