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The Detroit times., 1910-01-24
MRS. De PUNG GIVES
TART TESTIMONY
Stung Good and Plenty Once in Mar
riage and Wants No More of 1t,
She Snaps To Hubby's Lawyer.

Tart answers and fine exhibition OF
temper featured the divorce case OF
Mrs. Matte DePung against her hus
band, William DePung. In Judge Hos
mer's court, Fri lay afternoon. Mrs
DePung testified that .her husband
never properly supported her. AMI
neglected her while he was away
hghting game chickens.
IL was during Mrs. DePung's cross
examination by Attorney James Pound
that the fur few.
You think your husband is deceit.
tul, treacherous. lying and altogether
worthless. don't you?" he asked.
Il don't think II. know IT," sho
retorted.
Has he one redeemlng quality"
I'D have TO think long time to
find it,"
Mr.. Pound did not go after the wit.
ness In his usual aggressive manner,
but seemed To be teasing her into ex-
hibitions OF temper, and in this he
was successful.
Isn't II true that you want divorce
SO that you can marry Daniel n. Davis,
the organizer OF the Modern Brother
hood OF America" the attorney asked.
No. | don't want a divorce to marry
anybody" she snapped. i've been
stung good and rlenty-blstered
and I'm not fool enough TO sit down
again on a hot stove"
Mrs. DcPung was forced TO admit
that after she left her husband she
went To live with a Mr. ard Mrs. Daily
az No 40 Gratiot.ave. II came out
later that these people we're not mar
ried. and that DAILY had to fee 70
avoid arrest. She admitted also that
Davis visited her there. She also ad-
mitted That Davis secured her the
rooms on Bagley-avc. where she now
lives. she said that Davis had called
on her there. but IL was in the interest
OF the lodge 10 which they both be
longed.
Davis, the man In the case. is de-
PENDANT in a suit for alienation OF the
affections OF Mrs. DcPung brought by
her husband. The suit is on the dock
ct for tn present term OF court.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-24
SEWER BUDGET is BULKY.
commissioner Hasrer viii Ask Total
Of S1.34e,4t4.

4 startling Increase in the estimates
for sewer purposes is found in the list
OF new sewers which will be asked for
by the department OF public works this
year The tOta; for building new sew
ers in the department budget ap-
proved by COMMISSIONER Haarer Is
Sl,349,4l4. Of which s599.152 IS for the
now Twenty-thiTd-st and Twelfth-st.
sewer that is aimed 10 drain the north.
western portion OF the city. 1897 $50
FOR the Mt Elliottaye. and Ferry-ave
sewers TO drain the northeastern see
ton and Milwaukee Junction, and
S2"3 ,426 for the completion OF the big
Fairyiew intercepUng sewer
The total allowed for new sewer
work last year was only S2SS.643. The
reason FOR the planning OF these new
trunk sewers is the inadequacy OF the
present sewer system 10 take care 81
the needs OF the rapidly growing sec.
tons OF the city. as proven by tho
floods OF 1909 Trunk sewers are sun
posed TO be paid for by bonds. but
the city is 30 near its bonding nmi,
that only an, increase in the bonding
limit will allow Of building these sew.
crs IN that way
Minor sewers asked for are In Rus
sellst.. Maple to Napoleon Trumbull
Selden 10 Calumet: Dexter boulevard
Twenty-eighth-st. Buchanan.st: Cen
tralave.. north OF Michigan Central
Wesson. north OF Warren: Buchanan
ST.. west OF Eighteenth-st.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-24
NEW YORK COTTON.
NEW YORK PRoDuCE.

NEW YORK. Jan 22.--Pork-Steady
Iard-Firm middle west. spot. $l2,Se
HI29O SuEar-Raw. quiet, refined
quiet Cofee-Rio No. q on the spot
try. 6lsG7i.c Dressed poultry. dull
Live poultry. quiet. Cheese-t'airiy ac-
tive. full cream, specials, Il y ~ lSc'
skins specials 14i2c, full skins. 3 a 4c
Coffee options opened unchanged
Butter-DuIl. weak, receipts S.645,
creamery. extra, sc; state dairy. tubs
- a $50: imitation creamery nrsts. 20 "a
.9Sc Eggs-Cnsettled receipts ssh
nearby white fancy. i6n 4Sc nearby
mixed fancy, 4OM ace, fresh hrsts 80
The Detroit times., 1910-01-24
FLEE FOR THEIR LIVES.
Immense Pila Of Snow Threatens I,
SMeen Down On Town,


ROME. Jan. Practically the en-
tire population OF the Swiss town OF
Mache Is in flight today TO escape
destruction in threatened snow
avalanche. An immense field OF
snow oyerhangs the town and is
momentarily threatening 10 slip down
the mountainside and bury the vii
lage
reports from Switzerland tell OF an
unprecedented number OF avalanches
due TO the recent heavy SHOWS, rains
and storms. Scores OF mountainside
homes nave been destroyed and IL is
feared that when complete Geographic
communication Is restored there will
be an unusually heavy death toll
Nearly all the well-known mountain
passes are blocked with huge piles OF
snow.
Italian coast towns also report
heavy damage by storms. The coast
in many places is strewn with the
wrecks of vessels. including two small
steamers. Many other steamers are
overdue and anxiety prevails in all
shipping circles A dozen corpses
have already been washed up on the
shore
The Detroit times., 1910-01-24
Mrs. henrv snItzleY bead.

After an illness Of four months Mrs.
Henry Spitzley, wife OF Henry Spitz-
ley. president of the Harmonic Choral
society, died Friday evening in her
home. No. 246 Van Dyke-ave. She
was born in Germany n years ago
and came to Detroit in early life. Mrs.
Spitzley is survived by her husband,
VINO is 81 years old. four daughters
and one SON Mrs. George W. Rice, of
Detroit; Mrs. Henry Toepp, OF South
Bend, Ind; Mrs. Ray w. Jones and
Mrs. Fl. p. Conner, OF Seattle. Wash,
and j. II. Spitzley OF this city.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-24
wire Cloth CO. Boosts Capital.

Michigan Wire Cloth Co. stockhold-
trs voted Friday to increase the com
Dany's capitalization from $4,000 10
$4,000 or the 100000 increase.
$4,000 will come from the Surplus
and the stockholders will take the
balance. The companys annual re-
port TO the secretary OF state shows
assets aggregating S255,359. and no
liabilities. The company plans TO ex-
Tend its operations by erecting 4
branch plant in another city. Officers
we're elected as follows: President. w.
" Chittenden; vice-president. Frank
III. Croul: secretary. treasurer and
KCneral manager, Hugh O'Connor. The
oiacers named with w II. Brace ami
Arthur c. O'Connor are directors FOR
Iho year.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-24
SUGAR TRUST ADMITS GRIP
ON BEET SUGAR FACTORIES
Holds Stock In over Hail OF Them,
Including Two In
MICHIGAN.


In the published annual report OF
the American Sugar Refining Co. the
trust admits IFS holdings in 90 out OF
% sugar beet factories In the country.
The Michigan sugar Co. and the
Menominee River Sugar Co, are the
Michigan concerns named In the re-
port.
The trust appeals for the goodwill
OF the public. stating that no corpora
ton can have "A more valuable asset.
IL is shown that there are lS,fS4
stockholders. The company denies
that Il has a MONOPOLY OF the sugar
trade, asserting that IL rehnes only
43.5 per cent OF the sugar consumed
I'm this country. controlling seven
plants and having an interest In four
more, while there are 10 Independent
cane sugar rehnerles. Between
these independent refneries and those
oprated by your company the com
petition Is continuous and seveEe.
states the report 1t is added that
the refining capacity Of the country s
refneries Is greater than the demand
That an advantage In tariff is en-
ioyed BY the trust Is disclaimed. the
statement being made that the diner
entail between raw and refined sugar
is only l-2 cents per 100 pounds.
Attention is called to the fact that the
price of granulated sugar has remain
ga almost stationary for 10 years.
while the prices OF other necessities
have advanced.
With regard to the customs weigh
ing frauds, the report asserts: No at
tempt whatever has been made 10
shield anyone. and your board has no
reason to believe. and does not be-
lieve, that any executive othcer or
director OF this company had any
knowledge of or participation In this
fraudulent underweighing.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-24
TAGGART is SHOT.
Politician Accidentally Wounded II
Face, Shoulder and Chest.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Jan. o.
Thomas Taggart, Democratic national
committeeman from Indiana. who was
accidentally shot in the lace. right
shoulder and chest with bird shot by
his secretary, w. II. Norton, while
quail hunting near Fayette, Miss. Is
en- route home today and will arrive
I'm Indianapolis tomorrow. according
10 information received here.
Reports from Mississippi say Tag.
CART Is not seriously injured and II IL
rot believed he will lose the sight OF
his right eye Mr.. Taggart will be
met AT Louisville by his son. Thomas
Taggart. Jr.. who will accompany him
10 Indianapolis
The Detroit times., 1910-01-24
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Jan. 22.-Close: The for
eign markets are very strong and deal
ers believe 10 comes from the ArSen-
tine situation. II is probable that
European dealers know more about the
injury there thrn - known here, Tor
there are many reasons why prices
should be lower rather than higher.
among them the heavy crop OF Russia
and large exports from Australia. At
home the situation appears 20 be bull
ish because Of the demand for cash
wheat and activity In -four Mime
apolis receipts are heavy, bur are e%-
peCted ia decrease during the next few
days. Farmers are reported TO have
quit selling, and the accumulation
along the lines has nearly all been dis
posed or Cash demand is good ia the
southwest. and mills there are grind
ing heavily The local wheat market
advanced l. FOR the nearby deals. and
he for July. closing firm. Corn adj
vanced i4f. aud oats were steady.
Wheat quotations--Cash No , red.
tl.21; May opened with an advance or
Nc at $iR7i4 and advanced 10 Sl.27 q,
July opened al 500 and held steady
at that price No I white. 81 %
Coarse grain quotations Corn-Cash
No 3. 6s &c bid. No. yellow. car at
oats-Standard. / car at 50Lac, No. g
white. 1 car at j0c
Rve-Cash No I. ear at S4Iac
Beans-Cash. S2I2. March. sac.
Cl0verseed- Prime spot 100 bags al
So March s9.Oj bid. sample 50 bags
at s. so. - at SS.25. II at s.. prime
aIsiSe $50, sample alsike - bags at
1915.
Timothy seed-Prime spot so bags
at Sisj
Receipts IN the Detroit market on
Saturday included l6J bills OF flour 9
cars OF wheat 8 Of corn. OF oats. and
/ Of ye. Withdrawals were 1Se bbls
of n 'ur. Stocks are sltlt3 bu Of
wheat 2ss.SS3 bu OF corn $4,000 bu Of
oats and 14.l39 bu OF rye.
Mondays wheat receipts 81 Louie
Al O00 bu against $4,000 ia year ago,
Kansas city. 12l cars. against los.
Omaha. AZ cars. against 80. Mime
apOiiS 23S cars. against ISL. Duluth SO
ears. against -. Winnipeg 1876 cars.
against So
Wheat receipts at primary points
$4,000 hI. year ago. 900
The Detroit times., 1910-01-24
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson,
Craig & Co. Stocks-A much better
feeling prevailed ia the financial mar
kets this morning Yesterdays reduc-
tion OF Bank or England rate 10 3 Z
per cent was followed today 10y SINH
lar reduction in the German bank rate
from 10 az per cent. While his was
not unexpected, the easing OF money
rates had 4 tendency 10 steady the
market and create confidence. open
ing prices were somewhat irreg ular
and the market showed some hesitRncy
during the early trading hours. Heavy
investment buying IA steel common
was effective IN strengthening the en-
tire active list and Al noon. gains or
round fractions To point or more
We're EeneraI
The Detroit times., 1910-01-24
Earthouake is Recorded.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Jan. 22.-The
seismograph in the observatory OF
Father Odenbach, of ST. Ignatius col
lege, this morning records the vibra'
tons OF an earthquake which he cal
cuiates must have occurred some
where in the Lesser Antilles. The
preliminary shock occurred at 90
a. m: the second at 3 o'clock; the
third at 3:l0 and the maximum dis
turbance at 3:l3. The last shock oc-
Cured at 4:lO a. m. Father Odenbach
says the vibrations were east and ives;
and north and south.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-24
Describes Feeling Az Death Comes.

INDIANAPOLIS, md jan z
with a letter In his hand apologizing
for his Intrusion" Seth NJ Cole. p
Young man from Morristown. Ind.
swallowed morphine and sat down on
an upholstered lobby seat in the DEM
son hotel 10 die Manager Holt OF the
hotel found Cole and sent him 10 the
city hospital in an ambulance where
he died early today In one OF his
pockets was found letter which he
had written after swallowing the NOR
phine and IN which he described his
sensations.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-24
BOSTON CoPPER SALES.

Copper share sales o. Jan. q, fur
nlsAed 1y Hayden. stone a Co. Adv.
L455, a. g. g. 800 An Zinc. 625
Are. 1885. a. g. l5lU. Arm. 500, BOs
CON, 100; Bos. 4 Corb. 500. Butte. -
$50. G.. 4 A, S9l -. & r., . cent. 40
Range. G6I. - W. 20; r. ". 9iI,
Frank, $50. GIN Pto. CIR III. do rites
$50. 9. 80. ,O96; Iauc.. GN0t-Hclv., l25.
Roy so. Kerr. 40. Kew, 100, Lake
B. as. Las. 59y. Mass, 3.325, Mayh-
300. Miami 1866. Mich. $50 Moh.. 2,
s39. r q r.. 1875. New. il25 Nip. 20j
y r.. 5.Q51: y. l.. loS86: OUb., 555,
-. -. 80, O h.. 80 Csc. s. Par. go,
) Re. 10. Snan., 80, 3. j., 215, sup.
5S5. & r.. 100 :. a r. 500, Tam.
20. Trim, l.oS5, : o.. 30. L 3 r.
- 50. DO pfd Pa. Win. 1S5. Woly, 1G0,
The Detroit times., 1910-01-24

peppers 60 basket. rutabagss sOQtOe
hu Huhha ~ suu4sh. p no, Ftorioa TO-
tsr crsss Soeis5c doz turnips. soc bu;
beets, Gee hu. carrots, coo bu.
GraPes--Catawbas. lhA. lte basket;
Mala gas. ttgsoI e pc 3s7s dor
IINy-Detroit desiers are paving the
following ptiers 10. ." ,eo nay w ca,
,Gis koa,Is 4 10 Ds'T timo,h So ,iscSis
Sf6OdS: wheat and Oat straw, t66Og
Use ton. Loose hay from farmers nsn,
rom sii 0 to SIS; SIS as f 10 quality.
Hides-No cured. ilEe; No.
cured. lo'ic; No. ! green she; Ne !. !!
30. ?. ioisc; green. No. l. lie: No; 2.
sisc: calf green. No, l. Ice; No. 2. ltAe:
cured. 80 !. i5Gso Nc, 2. ls ,SsG h .Sss0
s sades M SS 4, l. Wool wool Coo Coo a,l'5o'
Honey-Faucv white. 146l iGc: amber.
IOGIIo; extracted s9loe ID,
Iemons-California, sac $50 box.
IIInes-Sl ff12S ner hundred
MuAhrOoms-5Oe per 10. .
NutS-Walnuta. 100 6c; almonds. ~
q lSc; pecans, lgG isS' n!oeFtss; "a ~ I ~
new hickory nuts. shelioarks, u =9V
! SO
Bermudas. S275 per bu.
OrRnEeS-California navels. t5x5:sS;
Floridas. s115 box; tangerines. ssVAIS
box.
OySters-solid packed standards,
tie5: selects, 81 gal: standards. Ia
small cans soc: large cans. zoe: Sc
let's, small. csc iarse, $50 can;
Observation-Disclosures SS.I5VA crata
PoPcOrn-Ears. sgshe 10: ,,0sso.
POtatOeE-Car lots. bulk. $50 soc;
bags. 3SQIOc bu; new Bsrmndas. $3.50
bu.
POuItry-springs lt0lse: fowls.
1871 ai4c: geese ige: ducks. l6c: tur-
keys, l7a1se. Dressed hens. i4qise
sPsHsf gde sG sa2Reys 20 sssc is
Rnbbits-tl % u so doz.
sweet PoIaIoes--J ers~ys. kiln dried.
$3.50 crate Illi.ois siss by; 81 6ph
JODBING -.tIcES.
COGee-Package corree. loo-lo- case.
t14.25Gl3 delivered
ba Gs5' ssan S0G i5 EiSs beans
$40 so, Corn-Fancy Maine NiS;
aT Sissn 81 Soaked ssd.y 50 SH icc Salmon
sockeye. tall. 81 65 Nat SIs6. Alaska
reds. $3.50; Alaska pinl-S. 81 Ioma-
Feed-Bran. s2e: fine middlings. $50:
coarse middlinEs. s96 cracked corn. SIS;
coarse corn meal a2s: corn and oats
Fiour-Michigan patents In wood,
best. seas: ordinary patents. S6l6:
straight. SS.05; clear. s. Dbl Ry" hoaF
--s4 SIS hbl
OiIs-Raw linseed re; boiled linseed.
7Sc. Diamond headlight kerosene, 1ge'
Perfection, lVc. Eocene. l2c, crown
gasoline. Ice gal. turpentine In oaFreI
lots, 6fhc gal
PrOvIsIOns->Ness pork. S245o: family
pork, $2A.15 d25. medium clear. 3ZoV
IS. smoked hams. l5c; drv salted brls-
kets l4c: shoulders I2L. e. picnic hama,
I2hc; bacon, lsGl6hc; lard In tiereea.
l4ia Ui5 Isc. kettle rendered. i1c III.
SuGar-Quotations corrected daily by
w n Edgar & Co. Crystal dominocs.
S7g5. Eagle tablets, $3.50; cut loar.
S6.4O. cubes, S5.65: NNNN powdered
$3.50. standard. powdered, $3.50, gran
ulated. extra coarse $3.50. granulated.
fine. in bulk. s. 40. granulated in % 10
cotton bags. 35.45; Michigan gganaiat-
ers A, S5.S5; No. /, s5.40, No. :. s. 90
No 9. $50. 20 T. $3.50. 10. . s 20,
No =. s5O5. No. 10. 50. No. Il, S4.y5;
No IL. s490. No. -. S4s6; No. "a.
sass, 40 Is. SASS per Toe pounds
The Detroit times., 1910-01-24
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times 10y Carson,
craig 4 60. from Boston. Jan, -.
TIE best on market was fairly active
TODAY With special strength In Lake
Copper which SOLD up 10 saw. its rec
ord price. This stock seems 20 be well
iu hand with few scattered offerings.
Butte Coalition was again well bought
and we believe In the near future tina;
this stock will sell a great deal high
e.. On any little decline would take
on some OF the good coppers, but think
the New York market can be sold on
all strong spots for turn.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-24
NO KILLED, FOUR OTHERS
y FATALLY SCALDED IN WRECK
b Four Flyer Plunges From Danger.
Gus Curve At Riverside, Near
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Jan. 22.-Two
|fainmen, Charles Golden OF Indian
&polis, and Frank c. Stantlander, or
oaytcn, KY, conductor, were killed.
Dur fellow trainmen were fatally
palded and fifteen passengers were
injured when Big Four Chicago flyer
Ifain No. 3S, due In Cincinnati at 7:4G
/hie morning, plunged from the dan
~crous curve at the roundhouse at
RIVERSIDE. Ohio, while going at the
rate of fifty miles an hour.
The passengers in the Pullman cars
we're dressing preparatory to leaving
lhe car when the crash came. They
ran, scantily clad into a driving
mowstorm.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-24
MRS. KATE MOLONY DEAD.
Mrs. a. p. ooodaIe's Mother Passes
Away IN Austria.

Away In Austria.
A cablegram from Cortina. in the
Austrian Tyrol. conveys the news OF
Ihe death In that place OF Mrs. Kate
Zee Brigham Molony. mother OF Mrs.
Itorge p. Goodale. OF this city. with
whom she made her home The i'm
mediate cause OF death was heart
.|Isease although Mrs. Molony had
been an invalid for some years due
|o broken hip She was The widow
vi fho date william Plummer Molony.
4. noufherner who came TO Detroit to
i've at the close OF the civil war. and
||e Daughter of the late DR.. Philip
.tIeham, OF Ann Arbor. in which city
In was born in 1880.
.In. Nolony Is survived by her son,
|.nhn y. Molohy. OF New York, for.
..1f|r 4 well-known figure In Detroit
||f4 Mona Olmstead. now living in
tntnoo with her daughter. Mrs. Ed.
ward Thaw OF the famous PIttsburg
family Of that name. and Mrs. Goodale
"a D1troit
Ara Don NJ. Dickinson and Miss
). (. Ihitkn Trowbridge OF this city az
'.|.rtn The body will be brought TO
. .t|f|rn and Inferred In the family
..tIne ground In Ann Arbor
The Detroit times., 1910-01-24
auildlnn coIIapses; Manv KlIIed.

CHAIR. EROI, Belgium. Jan. ~
Many persons are believed TO have
been killed today by the collapse OF
n large building, the wreckage OF
which almost buried passing pas
senser train. A score OF persons are
missing and are believed to be buried
in the debris Workmen are digging
frantically at the huge pile OF wreck
age I'm the hope OF reaching the vic
tins Most of those who escaped
.n.nrn inllrn1
The Detroit times., 1910-01-24
BOSTON COPPER LErTER.

Rrported Tor TIE Tlmrs by Hayden.
stone ~ Co. from Boston. Jan -
Lake and the little Lakes still mon
Opolize practically all the buying There
Is OF the copprrs Lake THIS morning
reached "a. Adventure . =. ana North
Lake lai.. We near OF no news what
ever 10 account FOR these advances and
TINS marking up or prices without news
IS quite typical OF this market Mo-
hawk cOUtirprs we'll bought around >
10 - and report Is face OF new cross
cut shows per cont copper. Arcadian
drill is down over 20" feCt and VIII
soon cat New Baltic lode Still looks
ss X only money were IN the develop
EcUt properties and prospects and
takes 81 good deal of risk To make this
The Detroit times., 1910-01-24
TO TALK UNDER WATER.
Experiments In Telephoninp Unde
Sea Begun BY France.

PARIS. Jan. Experiments in
under-sea telephoning were begun to-
day at Cherbourg, aboard the sub
marine "Floreal." If the experiments
are successful. all French submarines
will be equipped with the new device.
BY means of the new system il Is
said that perfect communication can
be established between submarines.
Blanket orders. issuing from the flag
ship can also be issued simultaneous.
ly TO every submarine, no matter how
deeply submerged If the claims OF the
inventor are justified.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-24
NEW yoRk nAHK sTATEMENT.

NEW YORK, Jan. 22-TNe weekIy
bank statement. as issued by the as
ISOLATED banks OF New York. follows
Reserve on all deposits. increase. SIS
Ss3.5O5. reserve on deposits other than
T'nitrd states. Increased, Ss.4OG. 25O
loans. increase, S1C.131. 700 specie, In
crease. SI3.7S6. 800. legals. increase
s21o.60O deposits. Increase. $23Ol3.4OOt
circllatfon. decrease. Sis 500. totaI
loans. SI.2OO.s9O 700 The surplus OF
the banks IS s30,s22. $50 against sal
942.275 last year. and S5l.466.600 two
The Detroit times., 1910-01-24
CnIcAGo pRnnrCE.

CHICAGO, Ian. 29.-Butter--Crcam r.
cry. extras. 32c. hrsts 3iu22c. dairy,
extras. 3Ic. hrsts. 2sc. Eggs-Prime
frSts sac. hrsts. 32c. Cheese-Twins,
ISs Gl7c: daisies l7m17hc; young
Americas Nl6a,c. market hrm.
Live poultry-Turkeys l1c. fowls, l3c,
spring chickens. l3m &c, ducks l49
,c. geese. Toe.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-24

TOLEDO. Jan. e2.~WheaG cash
sls7~ MAY sle57s July. N05N
Corn. cash, egtse' May Il -. july a,yii
May. ole. July. g7tsc Rye. No :
SIZE, No. 8, 1Sisc. Cloverseed. Case
and jan t9.05. Feb $9OIis. March
500. April 50, oct. S705. Prime al
sikc. s. 90 Primo timothy: Sl9o But
tor. oggs and hay unchanged
The Detroit times., 1910-01-24
AnpIe.-soeQsl bn- s1-knRa Lsr Dbl

Applicable Q3t bu. sIbnD3 Lsr Dbl.
western box apples t275Q3 box.
BnRnnas-Good shipping stock SL59
v $50. according to quality.
BcAna-pried Lima bIc ID
CeieTy-Home grown. 3O635c don
Cauithower-Califoyuia $3.50 per
crate,
CabbaEe-;292.2S per Dbl.
Q ncs-~--Mi higsu fuU cream. 16hc;
York state. SC; limLurger. lie; brick
cream. lNc. SchweitEer. 21c 10.
Dbl
Datcs-rers!an. 5a6c: Tards. 81 0Sc
Dressed cslyes-Fancy. Il0i2e; com
mon. ga l0c III
Dressed BoEs-LIght. 1101ihc;
heavy. 1oa104sc per Is.
Fias-Impnrtod new. tiG lac ID; Cal
ifornia sc box
FinnaR Haddie-lOdlio per 10.
Fresh Negrtnhles-Cuoum hot
house. $50 doz lettuce. hot house.
lQdi2c ID; radishes. 251SOc doz; wax
beans. s5.25 hamper; parsley. zoe doz;
green beans s25503 hamper. green
The Detroit times., 1910-01-24
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Jan 22-,Nheat opening.
% 90 @c up Market active with sell
inG and buying scattered. corn started
out strong. D. 10 So 9p Trade light,
offerings limited. oats, higher. with
other grains. Provisions shade easier
al outset
tlose-W closed unchanged 20
lsC lowe. fJf near months Corn and
oats frs pIy lower all around. Pro-
lzluus r.s-ed very weak
The Detroit times., 1910-01-24
BUTTER AND EGGS

Butter CreamerIes. extras. 3se;
frsts, 35c; dairy butter. 29c, packing
stock 23c per ID.
ERES-EreSh current receipts cases
included SIC Receipts on saturday,
g4se.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-24
U. S. GUV1 BONDS.
PRODUCE.

Commission men were doing a little
business over the telephone this morn
Ing. but there were very few buyers on
the street on account OF the blizzard.
SO far as quotations 60 there was
nothing new 20 report bat the trade IS
confidently expecting drop IN butter
prices on Monday Receipts OF both
dairy and creamery are larger than
the very limited demand can take care
Of, stocks are accumulating. and some
dealers have already ulet down prices
10 keep stocks down. 90 no one wants
lot OF high priced butter on hand
when the drop comes General trade
was small. and prices and conditions
were az heretofore
The Detroit times., 1910-01-24

40 feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks right Tines Printing Co. rs
John R-sL Phone 1855.