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Formation del jurado.

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The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
WOMAN SUES PHYSICIAN.
ALLEGES Or. Darling, Ann Arbor,
Didn't Reduce Fracture Properly.

Florence Ben-Oliel, of Canada,
well-known lecturer on religious SUD
iects. is plaintiff in a suit for $lO,Ooo
damages against DR.. Cyrus Darling,
of Ann Arbor, which came on TOT
trial before Judge Dennison. in the
limited States circuit court, Wednes-
day. A jury was secured just before
the noon recess and the taking OF
testimony began at o'clock.
The plaintiff, on March 10, 1905,
was run down by an automobile driv-
on by the wife Of Judge Kline, OF
the Washtenaw county circuit court,
in Ann Arbor, and sustained a frac-
ture OF the right leg. She was at
tended by DR.. Darling and charges
that the broken bones were improp-
erly set. As result she claims 10
have been deprived OF the opportun'
ity of accepting numerous lucrative
offers. One of these offers came from
the executive board of the lnterna-
tional Sunday School Workers OF
Boston. and had 10 do with lectur-
ing tour that would have paid her
5000 a month, she says.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
DUNBAR ALSO LAID OFF.
,. p. w. Foreman In Twelfth Ward |!
Displaced BY q. Van Avery.

Theodore Rudolph and John Koch.
~. ID. p. w. foremen in the Tenth
and Thirteenth wards, respectively
were not the only eleventh-hour VIC
aims OF the AK in Commissioners
Haarer's department Edward Dun
bar, the Twelfth ward foreman, was
also laid OF in response to the urgent
%09mands OF one OF the aldermen. ne
has been succeeded by b. Van Avery.
a number of other heads would
lave dropped into the basket II the
aldermen had had their way, but the
commfssioner would not listen to
1hem- Aid. Walsh, of the Fourteenth,
Hns anxious TO replace Edward
Dchenck, IL Is said, TO make way for
y friend before the civil service
nmendment took effect, but his APP
zeal was in vain.
Everyone was greatly relieved
When Deputy City Clerk William s.
Dever returned from Lansing about
o'clock, and announced that civil
service had gone into effect at IL: 30
~ m, at which time the certificate
~ the vote on the amendment was
He'd.
Frank Aldrich, superintendent of
The street cleaning department of the
"a. r.. W., whom Commissioner Haar-
Gr refused to fire at the request OF
the mayor, was one OF the happiest
~ men.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
COMBINE S
BOND ISSUE OK.
Experts Employed by State Say
Holdings of Corporation Are
Fully Adequate.

LANSING. Mich, Dec. 7.-(Spe'
ciaD-Henry f. Riggs, of Cleveland,
and Prof. Anderson OF the University
OF Michigan. have presented their ap'
praisal OF the properties OF the Com
monwealth Power Co, and the Con
sumers' Power Co., TO the state rail
road commission. According 10 the
compilations OF these engineers
which have been approved by Prof.
Cooley, OF the U. of NJ. the holdings
of this corporation are worth more
than the original inventory filed with
the railroad commission would show.
Before granting the request for
bond issues. the commission desired
the opinion of competent engineers
who were not connected with the
corporation in any way. After months
OF hard work. Prof. Cooley and his
assistants, have presented a report,
which Chairman Glasgow. of the rail
road commission, says is complete in
every respect.
Since the report had been filed
with the commission there was moth
ing for the commission to do but
grant the request for bond issues.
The orders We're signed by the chair
man and secretary today. The Com
monwealth Power Co. is authorized
to Issue s3,323.O00 in five per cent
twenty-five year gold bonds OF which
$325,O00 will be used TO discharge
present obligations other than the
bonded Indebtedness. or this amount
~ ,6S9 900 is to refund outstanding
bonds. The Consumers Power Co.
will issue s27S,000 to liquidate out
standing obligations This is expect
ed TO be the last echo of the so-called
power merger, which caused consid-
cradle commotion In various parts of
the state, about year ago.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
III ATTACK
TOWNS TRUST
vcrnment Expects Suit To Be
6fssd Thursday Will Eventually
Hit Steel Combine.

CLEyELAND, O., Dec. THE gov
1menf's trust-busting case against
~ Great Lakes Towing Co. to be
nsted here Thursday before Special
SINNER b. C. Miller. is but the hrst
10 IN a long considered plan OF the
oVornment TO dissolve the steer
tv1st, according to semi-official state
Honts made here today.
-. p. Chamberlin. OF Belierontalne,
who has been appointed speciai
onnsel for the government IN the
roat Lakes company case. declared
Wednesday that officers, directors, or
anixation methods and business pol
oies OF the alleged towing trust VIII
1ove-tail SO nicely with the Pittsburs
|1Ifeamship Co. and in turn, the Steel
Evaporation. that evidence and tacts
developed In the towing suit VIII luI'
|nfoh the necessary information upon
which TO base dissolution SUITS against
the two latter organizations.
The steel trust is the parent ana
trustee OF the Pittsburg steamship
60. and the directories OF all three
have a suspicious similarity, Cham
berlin said.
e Facts which the government seek
Is bring out during the taking OF tes-
'tlmony In the towing company case
viii be the organization OF the Great
lake Towing Co. in 1900 about the
'name time that the Pittsburg Steam
6hip Co. was formed.
-We expect TO prove the Great Lakes
Towing Co. controls IS per cent of tie
sowing business OF Great Lake ports,
Chamberlin said. Since 1900 the
nrice OF towing has increased from 10
fo 100 per cent in various ports.
n. III. Wardwell. secretary of the
Great Lakes Towing Co. and its sub
otdiary organizations at various ports.
VIII be one of the governments i'm
nortant witnesses. Books OF the tow
5nx company and other papers which
N ii believed will throw light on
methods employed by the Great Lakes
CO.. have been subpened with Ward
well and eleven other yesselmen, i'm
eluding Harry Coulby, president of the
Pft1sburg Steam Co.; Thomas John
oon. assistant TO the president of the
3reat Lakes Co: w. A. Collier. for
ner manager; Charles App, former
nnditor: Joseph C. Gilchrist. OF the
fxilchrist Transportation Co, and
Dthers.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
Michael Elliott Here Friday.

out in large numbers, no doubt, for
the appearance Friday afternoon, In
the Lyceum theater, OF Miss Michael
Elliott. the interpretative dancer and
the Pittsburg symphony orchestra.
The performance is given partly for
the benefit OF the Children's Free hos
pital and that fact. apart from the
merit OF the attraction, will assure
all been taken by prominent society
Women. There are many desirable
orchestra seats left still which may
be- secured In Grinnells box Office.
The performance will commence
promptly~at 3 o'clock
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
HARBORS CONGRESS MEETS.
President Ransdeli Wants Public To
Own All Terminals.

WASHINGTON. Dec. Planning
to secure from congress a uniform
system OF appropriations for river and
harbor improvements, instead of
continuance OF the present intermit-
tent plan, the seventh annual conven-
ton Of the National River and Harbors
Congress met here today. There we're
$500 delegates in attendance.
Denouncing the critics who have
intimated that the work of the Nation
al Rivers and Harbors Congress had
sometimes been tainted by too close
a contact with the pork barrel"
President Joseph +. Ransdell declared
thar the bills of the organization have
been meritorous without exception.
Ransdell urged that the public re.
sumo ownership of all terminals now
owned by private corporations.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
INSURANCE Man
cU|LTY0F FORGERY
Withheld Money From Beneficiary
and Lost It On Races-Fellow
Employee Arrested.

Charged with forgery in connection
with tho payment of death benefit.
Adolph Brassem, an agent for the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co, was
convicted in Judge Phelan's court,
Wednesday morning. Samuel Al
bright, one OF the managers OF the
company, was arrested In the cen
trail police station. Wednesday. in
connection with the case. He is
charged with having conspired with
Brassem in the deal.
The amount OF the claim was l70.
When a son of Amda Werra commit
ted suicide some time ago, Brassem
forged the mothers name TO docu-
ment upon which the benefit was col
lected. He never turned the money
in TO the woman, who was the bene-
ficiary She started an investigation
and Brassem gave her $40. Later she
reported the matter to the company
and on investigation by the officials.
Brassem was prosecuted. He impli
Gated Albright who was arrested.
Wednesday morning.
Brassem says he and Albright
spent the money playing the races.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
SHOWED MENTAL AGONY.
Nlfness Testifies As To Hattie Lee
6Ianc's Appearance.

# CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. Miss
o1lIa Gallant, the interpreter who OK
omined Hattie Leblanc in the police
nation the night the girl was arrest
"a On the charge of numbering C,ar-
'4nce Glover, was the first witness in
ne Leblanc trial today Miss Gal
ANTS appearance on the stand was
xeyere blow to the defense. which
Gad tried TO exclude her. She went 10
|Nova Scotia, her former home, and Cor
'a long while refused 10 return TO tes-
|x1fy for the prosecution.
8 Miss Gallant who was perfectly at
ooe told OF visiting the LeBlarc girl
the prison.
saw worry in hef face she tes-
Her hair was uncombed and
Gpnerai appearance indicated in
mental aud physical exhaus.
1ktosney Johnson, Tor the defease
Dok Miss Gallant in hand in an effort
10 md what indueement she was OF.
1ored to return to Cambridge to tas-
tify. She declared she received only
her expenses.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
WOULD LOWER FOOD PRICES.
Rep. SuIzer Introduces Bill in the
House.

w. SHINGTON, Dec. REP. Sui
ger Dem n. ", leaped into the
arena today with an assault on the
high cost of living in the shape OF a
bill proposing the reduction of tariff
duties on meat and cattle.
This is Suffers first real activity
al this session Of congress. and he de-
clared when he dropped the bill into
the basket that he was prepared 10
make the fight of his life for 1t.
They are selling American meat,
shipped to Europe on the hoof or In
cold storag In London, Paris and Ber-
lin for prices that are from eight to
fifteen cents pound lower than the
prices for similar meats in American
cities" he declared. When they can
do that. | see no reason for duty
on meat and cattle. am going to
fight TO a finish for this bill.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
Jack" Abernathy Quits.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Jack"
the wolf catcher OF Okla
homa. resigned this afternoon as Uni.
ted States Marshal. after session
of about twenty minutes at the de-
partment OF justice. Alternately was
appointed by Col. Roosevelt. The
charges against him. which were not
of criminal nature. were hot made
pubic.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
AUTO CRASHES INTO POLE.
Chss. Breitmeyer and Two Others In
jured Out Jefferson-ave.

Three men were injured, one seri
ously, In an automobile smashup,
Wednesday morning. Charles Brett.
hotel. Robert Wilson. assistant coun.
ty undertaken, and several others were
in Breitmeyers auto. They were
speeding out Jefferson-ave. and at "A
point beyond the waterworks. ran into
a telegraph pole.
George. last name not known,
bartender for Breitmeyer was the
worst injured. He received two frac.
tured ribs and a number of minor in.
juries. Breitmeyer and Wilson were
thrown out OF the machine with tne
others and were badly bruised.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
NO AUTOS THERE
|Domuda Great Place For Rest. Says
City Clerk Nichols.

Domuoa Great Place For Rest, Says
City Clerk Nichols.
n ~ think Bermuda must be the one
olvilized place on the globe where
No automobile is not TO DE SEEN"
roYs City Clerk Charles A. Nichols,
/o1l home from a trip TO the island in
xrnpany with Milton Oakman, coun-
~ knuditor. Oakman arrived Sunday
III. and Nichols stayed to visit
Innds in eastern New York.
s ~Automobiles were introduced there
@n<e but they kicked up such a dusy
the roads, and injected so much
onmotion into the peaceful life oi
~ inland that they we're abolished.
~ n any one wants toNgo 10 q place
perfect rest. Bermuda's the place
him. The island is about 20 miles
- and 3h broad, and is all laid
~ IN market gardens and private
Dunds. They export only onions
easter lilies, but the winter WIS.,
80 give the people good living. We
1uf = great week there"
The city clerks voice Is much Inn.
5ved through rest on his trip, aud
looks much better than he did be.
Nv hfx vacation.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
French Army sustains Heavy Loss.

PARIS, Dec Thirty five killed
60 wounded and Is missing represent
the French losses in the battle al
Drijele, in French West Africa. &C
cording TO an announcement today by
the colonial minister. The battle was
fought on Nov. s, the French column
under Lieut.. Colonel Moll being op
posed by the combined forces OF the
ssitans OF Ouadai, Messalit and Douds
moursh. Twenty eight sharpshooters
two commissioned and five non-com
missioner officers made up the killed
ON the French side. The natives
losses are reported as several times
heavier.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
Human Leeeh Arrested.

Harvey Williams. ~ years old. who
gives his address as the Duquesne ho-
tel. was arrested by Patrolman Dean,
WEDNESDAYS. on the complaint OF Her
man Gondreau. who declares that
Williams wanted to cut his arm and
then suck the blood from the wound
When Gondreau refused 10 submit TO
operation, he says Williams threat.
ened TO kill him Gondreau swore out
a warrant in police court. Williams
is musician in a Detroit theater OF.
chestTa
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
TO DISCUSS 500 WATER POWER
cov.-Eiect Osborn viii Meet Home
Delegation While in Washington.
,r. , cn~eial CorrespOnde nt.)

WASHINGTON, Dec 7.-(Special)
Gov. elect. Osborn Is expected In
Washington the end or this week 10
attend a dinner of the Gridiron cluD.
While here he will meet and per-
hans ion the delegation from Sault
ste. Marie. which will have a confer
ence with Secretary of War Dickinson
ON saturday afternoon. The Michigan
men will take up with the secretary
certain questions relating to addition
nj water power development at Sault
Ste. Marie. PULLMAN.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
CITY SOAKED" FOR sl.4oO.
Belle MeNurney Awarded Big Verdict
In Damage Suit.

After trial OF several days. jury
in Judge Murphy's court on Wednes.
day afternoon awarded Belle McNur.
ney. damages against the city OF De-
troit for $l,400. Miss McNurney
claimed to have been rmanently in.
jured as the result OF an accident. a
year ago. on Woodward-aye. i'm front
OF Browns pharmacy when she step
/ ped on defective man,hole covering.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Dec 's-Opening. Wheat
in the Detroit market opened easy and
a. lower Liverpool declined early
aud there was a weak tone in Chicago.
The decline comes because OF the large
acreage of winter wheat as shown In
The government reports, openins prices
Thursday. Cash and Dee, No. red,
a6c, May, 81 July. 95Ac: No white.
a5c
The old corn market is dull and
steady al 5lC FOR cash No. ana s.c
for No : yellow New corn il active
at soc for No. yellow.
oats are steady and in moderate de-
mand at Soc Tor standard and 80 We FOR
i've is firm and scarce at sac for
cash No. and s3tsc for No ,.
Beans are Arm and dull at S2os Tor
cash and So % for December.
Cloverseed is active and firm AZ 50
for prime SPOT and December; $500 Tor
March and 80 for prime alsiks a. o..
Timothy seed is steady at si.4O Tor
Grain receipts at Chicago Thursday
Wheat. ~ cars, corn. Ssi cars; oats 2Se
MAY wheat in Chicago opened Thurs
DAY al a6ss a 96alc; corn At 4 y ~ =. a {.
oats at 34h e'St@sc. and pork AT Sif-h
Wheat in Liverpool opened I'D and
was later quoted y a al lower. Corn
was I'D lower
TOLEDO. O., Dec 7.-Wheat--Cash
snu Corn oTinaEcash. iSisc. pee. Sc, May,
soc; July. 5lhc Oats--Cash and Dee,
35isc: May. SIZE; July, 36lsc. Rye
No 2. SSe No. 3. zoe. Cloverseed--
Cash. pee. and March. sS,12; April.
SsaO Alsike-Primc and Dec. $40.
'rimothy-Prime and Dee, 81 90. But
ter. eggs and lay, unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Dee Opening. Dec.
wheat opened unchanged, May OF sc.
bee. corn lost isc. May sc lower. Dec.
oats off isc, May up &c. Provisions
steady 10 fractionally higher.
Noon--Dec. and May wheat dropped
u q during the morning Dec. corn
gained &c. May on sc. Dec. oats I'M
changed, May of isc.
Close-Dec. and May wheat lost bsc
in today's trading Dec. corn was on
&c May sc lower. Dec. oats on sc,
May hc lower Provisions were steady
10 fractionaly higher.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
Cb) Bid. (s)sold. ox)split.
LIVE STOCK.
EAST acknowledgements
Dunnfnx a stevens Live STOCK Report.

FAST BUFFALO, ~ y, Dec. s.
Cattle: Receipts. cars. steady best
good prime 1890 to l,300-lb. steers,
y5.75G6.25. best LOO TO l,2oo-lb. ship
ping steers. $5.505.75; medium butcher
steers, 1000 to LOO lbs. 20. 70 a >. SO:
/ light butcher steers. S475@5; best fat
cows, $450n5; fair TO good cows, SO. 20
a. common to medium do, $2.l5 q .. 20
S55OG575. good fat heifers, s450m 1:
| fair TO good do. SfNi.25 sstock heifers.
$3.50 a s.7s; best feeding steers. de,
horned s5iog SO sd medium I1r 10 good
( all grades. S3T5m4; best bulls. SAYS 70
5.25: bologna bulls. s4a4 ,50' stock
bulls ss7s@42S fancy mixers taRer roi And
ers and springers. $50a65; common TO
good do. sSoU 40
Hogs: Receipts 20 cars, strong
sneep and Lambs. Receipts 10 cars.
steady: best lambs, 81 yearlings: S. ~
5.25. wethers. san AGO; ewes, 1913 q :.
S' caves e.: s5a11.
EAST BuFFALO-CI.se.
EAST BUFFALO. n. y, Dec. =
Cattle Receipts 10. market light ana
err grades, $3M6. Calves-Receipts 100.
market active &c higher; Gull 10 choice e.
ssgl1 sheep and Lambs-Recelpts
yearlings. s5a5.25; sheep, s3a so.
Hogs-Reeeipts $3.50, market active
and firm: workers. S7SOT7s5; pigs.
sSasIO: mixed. s0q7s5, heavy.
$500 1854 roughs. s6.50mI; stays.
SEA $50.
CHICAGO.
UNION STOCK YARDS, Ill, Dec. s.
Hogs Receipts, 10000 head; market,
slow. So lower: mixed and butchers,
s7.l5 n I.55. good heavy. T.l5a 30 /;
rough heavy. S715M 80; light, s7.l5m
49,; pigs So 65 m7i5. Cattle: Receipts.
5000 heads market. weak To lower.
5eeves, $440m 20; COW sand heifers.
S220H6.lc: stockers and feeders. 50. 20
at: Texans. s41ON5 20; calves. s7uy
sheep: Receipts, 5000 head. market,
slow: native, $225 n 80. western. 81 Co.
n a. - lambs SI254 o so: western. $50
gt.25.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, %. Dec Hogs
$500. steady; heavies, $3.50
workers., S715. pigs and lights, s1s5H
: so Cattle--Receipts cars, steady
10 ears. 500 top
Receipts 100 head. sl0 top.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
THIS PROPOSITION
DOES NOT LOOK GOOD


know Merchant
full quarterly dividend OF two per cent ON |
dividend promised While there no definite M ha Com
the
of business done think that can sa S maid
half stock has been anu
conduct okselns campaign ana earn t nave
a profitable of business . 10. -,
The other alter i've o
dividend will be paid of the proceeds OIL A
merchants VIII DIE Io
through the
business OIL TINS
A
hsh
only corresponding peril
|
in intends engage wouiu
authorities
Upon the hand am very lar from %
will profitable
should swallow dividend bait II were YOU
Fnance n let
a ConsoI
give OPT
Now i woudI
In "a safe
I'M
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
q. s. GOVT. BONDS.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Dec. I.-rlour-Dull
and unchanged Pork-Stronger: mess.
Sl9.50W20. Lard--Easy: middle west.
spot. $lo.10al020 Sugar-Raw. firm:
centrifugal, 90 test. i.00c; muscovado.
9test. 3 soc; refined. steady; cut loaf.
5.40c; crushed. 5.30c; powdered. 4.70c;
sranulated. 60c. Corfee-Rio, No. Z.
Oh the spot. 1875 l3hc Tallow-
steady. city, 7ixc: country. rs n7& c.
Hay-Firm: prime, S1.10@l.12L; No
,. 81 Il a s2I.c; clover, 70cmsl. Dressed
poultry-Steady: turkeys, ! ga csc;
chickens, 10000: fowls, 10I1Ic;
ducks, l0m16c. Lev poultry-Steady:
geese, l2ia m13". ducks. Is a Ice; fowls.
12n13Isc; turkeys, 12d Ice: ROSTERS.
9kc. Cheese-Dull; state milk. COM
mon to specials, 1924 M17i4c; skins.
common 20 specials. 4n l3c; full skins.
2Gt3c.
creamery, extra. 29c; state dairy. tubs.
% n 29ch imitation creamery, hrsts.
24026Isc Eggs-F'irm. receipts s. 254:
nearby white fancy, 55c: nearby mixed,
fancy. 42d45c fresh f1rsts. 35 q 40c.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
DOYLE LITERATURE
HAS THE OLD RING

the machin 10
be OF
be
without
the lues
enclose sounds like the old
that have
profession know
a district which
% a
good
the higher
keepo profit
of
to
that much higher Doyle
IL
worth Coo share its enormous capital
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creamer extras 2gIac.
hrsts. 21c. dairy butter. 23c. packing
stock. 20l2 per 10.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts, cases
included. 81 iac Receipts on Wednes-
day ~ cases
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
okowc.>e Thieves Sent 10.

1hrI< Kane and James Ross, shot,
y 1hieyes. were sentenced by Police
11co Jeffries, Wednesday morning.
|116fxe 30 DAYS in the House ~ Coz.
11on. ris>ssk tho option OF a fine.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
BY FINANCE"


Of h writer T
and % nvestga ted
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
NEW yoRk PRoDIfCr

NEW YORK, Dec s-Flour: Quiet
and unchanged. Pork: strong: mesa.
$40. Lard. Easy: middle west spot'
SIC. O5ml O.15. Sugar: Raw, arm: cen /.
trifugal. 80 test. So muscovade. SO tes,
crushed. s530: powders asa. 20. gram
lated. $3.50. Coffee. Rio, No :, on spot.
1874 m13%c Tallow. Quiet: city, 7iSr,
country. 7is n I &C Hay: Steady: prime
nSi Dressed poultry Firm: turkeys
10 "a 26C. chickens. l0U zoe. fowls, 100
tTC. ducks. iOHl6c Live poultry
QUIET. geese 1924 q l3c; ducks. 15uI6c
fowls, 12a13lRc: turkeys. 12ai6c
roosters. 9ikC Cheese. Fairly active
hrm: state milk, common 10 specials
12ts mi7hc. skins. common to sBe-
cials. "a i3C. full skins. ease
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08


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The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
Markets and Finance

le@i7c. amber. 40 5e; extracted. So
Toe per Id.
Nuls-Black wainuts. 11s q &c per ID:
butternuts. 80 a. &c per 10. new she'll
backs. iQ ihc per In
Msssinas s6ms5o Per box.
Limes-$l " i2s per box.
Mu>hrooms-l5T 60c per box.
n Onious-65 a zoe per bu; spanish, e1S
per crate. picking onions. SI.soVJ per
bu
Orsnres-California navels. - 10 ~
$50 box FloridaS So - 032 - box.
isesppIes-FIoridas, 100 per crate.
$2d260 per dor
Potasoe.-Nlic higan car lots. IS 04oc
per bu.
PouItr,-Springs. l2@l2sc; fowls. /
all isc; No .. 90 Toe. OLD roosters,
sGl0c; geese. ll9l Ice; ducks. lfa U
I5c; turkeys. l7glsc per 10. Dressed
poultry: Hens. i2D12tsc; springs. $50
l3Lc; ducks. l6Il7c. geese. l3Ul4c:
turkeys. $50 2oc III.
Rabbits-s. per do1.
sweet Potatoes-Jerseys. kiln dried.
81 80 Il lao crate.
TaIiow-No 1. SIC: No. ., SIC 10
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
CHICAGO PRODuCE.

CHICAGO, Dec. 7.--Buter-Extras
csc hrsts. 25iac; dairy. extras, Csc:
firsts. csc Eggs-Prime 1rsts, CSC;
frsts. ale Cheese-Skims. l4N14I. c;
young Americas, 14I2 n 14Ac. Live
poultry Fowls. IL a IL &c; ducks. l3g
1870: geese, 104101ac.