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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-05
TO DIVIDE PALESTINE LODGE.
New Body Known as Canaan viii Be
Organized.

To relieve the congestion of Pales.
tine lodge. f. q A. NJ. the largest body
of the order In the world, steps were
taken. Friday night. for the organic.
alton of a new lodge. TO be known as
Canaan. The new lodge will be pro
tege of the old. Seven men were
elected from Palestine lodge to I'LL
the Offices. They are: w. NJ, Fred
Leggett: s. W., James Vernon, Jr.:
J. w, Andrew Lorimer: secretary,
Herbert f. Davis; treasurer, Robert +.
Todd; ). D., Fred II. Tighe; j. D..
John NJ. Burns. These seven will
choose Ia others from Palestine lodge
to make of the number necessary for
the organization OF a new lodge. A
dispensation will be secured from the
grand master. and a charter will prob
ably be granted in the meeting of
the grand lodge next May.
Officers elected by Palestine lodge,
Friday night are: w. NJ, Matthew II.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-05
Tells OF SEARCH
FOR ACCUSED GIRL
Witness Says Hattie Leblanc Was
Found After Hiding Under Bed
For Three Days.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. 3.-Few-
er women than at any previous time
were in the court room today when
the trial OF Hattie Leblanc, charged
with the murder OF Clarence Glover,
was resumed. The feminine element
was probably frightened away by the
oaths repeated on the witness stand
yesterday by one OF the witnesses as
having been applied by Mrs. Glover
10 her dead husband, while his body
lay in the house.
Samuel ID. Elmore. recalled today,
described the Glover laundry after
the murder and was asked by Assist
ant District Attorney Weir ii he had
noticed any particular marks on the
floor of the collar room. He said he
had; that there were marks which
seemed TO have been made by strug-
CLING persons.
Elmore said Glover told him the
laundry business had been profitable
and that he had made will leaving
his estate 10 his wife. in April, pre-
ceding the murder The Glovers were
always congenal together when FL
more saw them.
Elmore described the search OF
Glovers house after the funeral, at
the time Hattie Leblanc was found
under the bed. and said the girl was
thought at first To be dead. She was
greatly disheveled and was crying that
she wanted something TO eat. lie add
ed that the girl said at that time she
had been under the bed three days.
He said.
discoloration and on her right hand,
around the index finger, there was q
small red mark. apparently of a new
ly-healed wound. There were other
marks | asked her what caused
them
Witness was not allowed TO tell the
girls answer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-05
q. S. GOVT. BONDS.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Dec S.--Flour: Dull
and unchanged Pork: Quiet; mess,
slgnl95.0. Lard Steady. middle west
spot. $10.05nl015 sugar. Raw. firm,
centrifugal. 80 test. 1898: muscovado.
). test. 50 ~; refined. steady, cut loaf,
50 10: crushed $3.50; powdered S4T0;
granulated $3.50 Coffee: Rio No. !
on spot. 1874 q lSl.c. Tallow Steady !,
city, 7l2c. country, rs a "a G. Hay:
Steady; prime. Sl.lQm l.12i2 No ,, zoe
n y:l3c; clover. 10c@ 81 Dressed poul-
try: Dull: turkeys. l5M21c. chickens,
l0et zoe: fowls. l0Gl lie, ducks. 1OM l6c.
kive poultry: Steady. geese, II y a l3c +;
ducks. n &c: fowls, l2d l3c; turkeys.
12m l3c; turkeys. IL l6c; roosters. 90.
Cheese quiet; state milk. common to
specials l3G l1i,c: skins. common to
specials Al l3c. fun skins, "a &c.
IA: trLul "taoinrdlu etaoidlu Ia tuau
Rutter--Dull Receipts. 1888. cream
cry. extra. 29i2c; state dairy, tubs, -
a 29c, imitation creamery, hrsts, = a
25c Eggs-firm. Receipts. 4.4l9.
neerby white fancy, 55c; nearby mixed
fancy. l0cti3c. fresh tirsts. } iM39c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-05
UNCLE JOE ROLLS
UP HIS SLEEVES
With Billed" Shirt and Box of Cigars
He Comes Back" for Last Fling
At Speakership.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-"Uncle
Joe" has come back-for his last fling
at the Speakership.
With his long, black cigar cocAed
at a more arrogant angle than ever.
In the corner OF his face, Joseph Cur
ney Cannon, .eaker OF the House of
Representatives today got down TO
business for his final round as "Czar
Of the house"
With his pristine billed" shirt-front
shedding It's shining radiance before
him, Uncle Joe" butted into his Of
fees at the capitol. to start things.
Under his arm he carried a plain
brown wooden box OF cigars.
These he deposited in the upper
right-hand drawer OF his desk, rolled
back the top and went to work.
Nothing to say about politics"
voucS safed the erstwhile, "Tyrant OF
the house" I'm feeling as clipper
as a chipmunk, and am ready for bus
mess. II looks like busy session.
We've got lots 10 do
There was no sign OF mourning
about the aged politician. II he has
any secret sorrow gnawing at his
heart because he and his party are
out" II Is not apparent 10 the naked
eye. He's back at work with the same
old smile, the same old cigar, and the
same old attitude of jollying the world
along.
II Champ Clark Is elected speaker
of the next house OF representatives,
he will walk or use the plebian street
car instead OF an automobile. At least
this is what he declares is his idea
of the democracy or the speakership.
The Missourian called at the White
House today 10 pay his respects To
President Taft. Someone asked ..,m
what would happen TO tie item ap-
propriating for the maintenance of all
automobile for the vice-president and
speaker.
My position in that matter has not
changed" Clark said The speaker
can use street car or walk"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-05
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times BY Paine.
Webber d Co Dec. 3: Wheat-Trad-
ers are likely 20 forget much Of the
exaggerated crop damag news from
the southwest with the first snow fan.
which is likely 10 occur any day. Bull
leaders made AN effort To have the
trade overlook the ll2 900 900 surplus
estimate by the Broomhalls for Argen-
tine. The leaders may continue to
chuurn the market until they get out
Of some more or their wheat, but. the
natural tendency Will he lower as soon
as the southwest gets some moisture
ana the bear forces again become as
grcssiNe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-05
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, Dec. 3.--Close: Wheat ap-
pears TO be largely In control OF few
heavy dealers In Chicago who buy
when II Is down, ut the same time cir
culating bull news, and sell the
moment they see q moderate freight
Then there ~ let-up a. bull news for
a few days. letting the market settle
down To n point where they think II
low enough 10 do some more DuyinS
This operation is being done over and
over again. with little actual change In
prices.
Lichstein Is said to nave sold MAY
wheat In Chicago on bulges up TO SO
Tor several days. and Is scalping the
market on large scale. The Chicago
short interest has been pretty we'll
covered ana scalpers arc mostly max
lns ON the bull side but are not fol-
/ lowing the buying with much vim az
1 they ind the bull support rather slack
I I'm discussing the bull outlook little
! attention * given TO the ll2 .0OO, 600
bu export surplus now expected I'm Ar
genttna. where harvesting conditions
are perfect, and little is said about the
J surplus this country has to sell. Bears
/ think little about the southwestern
/ drought. as much can happen TO I'll,
/ winter wheat crop between this and
! harvest time. and the rirst good snow
3 VIII make people forget all about ths
= dry weather. Wheat was dull an,
/ strong AL saturday. closing with al
I the deals up -ic from Fridays close
] Corn and oats were Arm an du
! utUAIktt
/ Wheat quotations: cash NO red
96L Dec. opened without change a
/ 20 i4c. and advanced to 96!sc. Ma
opened at SJ]t e., aud advanced 1,
Sl00i-c, July opened Ut 81 G. and al
vaEced TO y6lsc, No. | white. y5i.
Coarse grain quotations Corn--Casi
No % Jtc! No . yellow. SIC bid. No.
. yellow. SEC. No. white. ! car at A. "A c
I No I white. l car at acc. new No.
yellow, I?C bid. new No. yellow.
3 ear at a. %. Oats standard l ca
at s6o. No. 3 white. 35hc Rye--Casl
i No. !. '3lsc. No 2. sac Besns--Cash
SECS. Dec sos.
Clpyerse"d Prime spot and Dec.
sS.15. March. $3.50 sample. 10 bags
at $3.50. OF 1926. SO at IS. /: az S1.f5
80 At $3.50 10 AT f72j. 10 at 81: prtm,
alsike. SST5: sample alsike, bags a.
$50. Timothy seed--PTime spot. q
bags az Si4O.
Receipts in the Detroit market sat
! urday included 2tj bbls. OF Hour. / cal
OF wheat, or corn and OF oats. With.
drawals were S35 bbls. OF -four ssld O.
81 bu OF wheat. Stocks are 2le.IG6 bt
OF wheat. 1875. 900 bu or corn. 1919 bt
OF oats and 1869 bu Of rye
Saturdays whsat receiSts: Duluth, 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-05

Bishop; s. W., Walter /. Miner: j.
W.. Harry 8. King: treasurer, Alfred
A. Gray; secretary. A. q. Pitts: s. d..
Charles b. Van Dusen; J. D., Fred b.
Sides; representative TO temple associ-
alton. Arthur +. Stevens; trustees OF
permanent fund, Levi J. Flick. Edward
j. Stimson. William w. Kelly.
The following appointments were
made: Senior steward, John ii. Keys
er; organist, ID. Z. Parker; tyler, Wal
ter Riddell; chairman OF entertain.
ment committee. DR.. Frederick II.
Newberry; chairman OF ante-room
committee. John 5. Black. r. NJ;
chairman OF committee on new mem.
bers, Harry b. Page.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-05
Apples-75cI s1.25 per pu. $4,000
per bbl: western apples. s22502.5.
Bananas-Qood shipping stock, $3.50

Appies-75cT sl.25 per pu, S2.50WA
per So; wes,sgn s .S1ns,ns nS2
@2.50. according TO quality.
Beans-Dried Lima 81 G7c ID.
Ceiery-Home.gro 15g soc doa
Cabbag~-S1.6o per Dbl
California Fruits-Grapes ST. 75 92 %
per box; pears. ?S.5oG4 per box:
York state. i7c: Limburger. l7h q iso:
brick, lsh " 19c; domestic Swiss. 2l0
22c: imported. do. 2sE aos per ID.
Crnnberrie.--Late Howes. $3.50 per
Date.-Psrsian. $3.50 per ID: Farda
sQ9hc per 10.
Dressed CsIv~.-Fancy. io9ilc per
Dressed aosS@stc Id.
Finnaa Haddies-,o = 9iic per ID.
Fts.-Imperted new. no Isc per Id:
Fresh yesetnbie.Wcucumb.r. ,o,.
house. sl5092 per doz; lettuce. hot.
house. sVloc per Id; head lettuce. s 81
80 q stc per doz: parsley. is sS Zoe %s..
sreen beans. .s;7t9s per bu: carrots carrots,
ships. 60465c per bu: beets. 50c na,
bu, turnips. soc per bu. tomatoes. Cali
fornia. s2.25 per box.
Grspe.-Ponies. Catawbas. i7Qlsc
Grape Fruit-Florida, ss.75a4 case
Hny-Oeiroit dealers are paying the
| PilNts LOT Dhicu nay In
lots, 4. o. b Detroit No I Timothy.
new. ns.01e 80; Nc" timothy. sisg
1850: clover, mixed tl6Q 1850: rys
straw, s'75Gs. wheat and oat straw.
| s6b0m7 Loose hay from farmers
4 wagons on the city markets ranged
from slsp22. as to quality.
Hid~s-No. 1 cured. l0c: No. I green,
Sc: No. cured sulls. sac: No. 1 green,
| &c; No. J cured kip. Il ac: No l green.
loisc. No cured murrain. &C: No I
green. 7llc; No l cured calf. sac; No.
] green, iiisc per 10. horse hides. No
| ]. $3.50, No 2. S2.50. sheepskins. as 10
wool. ?5ca 81, No. 2 hides. lc on: kip
and calf. &c of
| .Honey-Fancy white. 1e@i7c; amber.
i2G lac: extracted, 7Qsc per ID.
NWt--Blsck walnuts. ih q2c Der ID:
butternuts. va Q4c per ID; new she'll
| backs. idihc per 10.
Lemons---caiifornia. s475Q525 box.
Messinas s6@650 per box.
| Limes-si q i.2s PEI box.
| Mushroom--lo ii zoe per box
! Onions-65 " zoe per blu: Spanish, a. ss
per crate. picking onions. s2504s per
| bu
! Orsnges-California. naveis s275D
| 325 box Florldas 81 76W3 25 box
Pipesppfes-Floridas $3.50 per crate,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-05
yOBRING PRICES.

JOBBING PRICES.
Canned GOoa.-Appies. gals. s2.I5;
baked beans. LID. 80 % soc. Lima beans.
Si@l.5. Corn: Fancy Maine, Ally
Peas: .rancy. cary June. si.sS: stand.
soekese. tall. 81. Sas ssls; xIasEs
reds. u. u.s. Alaska pinks si.25 TomA.
toes. tsQs0c: snccotash- NVA'A" per
doz
CoGee-Packer coffee. ioo-lb. case.
SIC 20 a 20.25. delivered.
Feed-Bran. SCI; fine middlings. y2e
sssr's sosn.s $751; cean snd
oats chop, s2i per ton,
Flosr-Michisan patents: In wo9d.
best, ;s.se; ordinary patents; IN, R vs
ss osl. $50 Der ei Ss $3.50 per DOL A''
Olis-Raw linseed. 800; boiled lin.
seed. 3l.oI: Diamond headlight kero-
sene. Sc: Perfection. avs: Eocsns.
lihe: crown gasoline Ice per gsi' tuf-
;, Prcyi..en.-Mess pork. ssi so: fam.
lily. $22.60: medium clear. $2l o 81 30:
smoked hams. l6c. d., salted oriskets.
i4hc; shoulders. lie. picnic hams, lie.
isne; kettle rendered. i4Ac 10.
sugare-Quota corrected daily
by W. Ii. Edgar a Son: Crystal domi-
nos. 2-lb. 1875; 5-lb. 81, as. Eagle tab
!sss $50 s.5 loaf $3.50 ,s GuSss
So fine. in bulk. $3.50: in 35-ib. cotton
bags. si,95, Michigan granulated. siso;
household powdered. bib cartons. Is
So so, diamond a. IS; confectioners' a.
Ass: No !. siss; No. {. st!s; No 8.
$40. No Z. 81 SIS: No. s. $500: No. 8.
i T. 400 90 Nc &c. i is 49, ss No Il. SASS:
No. Is, $435 per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-05
Burr WILL RECOVER.

BOSTON. Mass, Dec. 3.-That his
condition is serious but that on &C.
count OF his, strong constitution he
viii probably recover. was the state
ment OF physicians at the private hos
pital today where Francis n. Burr.
the former Harvard athlete and cap
tain of the Crimson football team in
1908, is seriously i'll with Uphold fever.
Burr was a member OF the Harvard
class OF 1909. and Is now in lis second
year at the Harvard law school.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-05
UNION STOCK YARDS.
CLEVELAND.
PRODUCE.

Price changes in the produce mar
ket since last report consist OF an ad-
vance or cent In fresh eggs and u
decline OF n half cent In live poultry
There are hardly enough eggs coming
In to be called receipts, but production
Will probably soon begin 10 Increase
There are good many eggs in stor-
age yet, however. and the outcome OF
the seasons deal Is getting to be =
problem Receipts OF poultry are not
large, but the demand since Thanks
giving has been unsatisfactory, and
rather than carry stocks over Sunday.
dealers made some concessions in
price
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-05
NEW YORK BANK TATEMENT.

NEW YORK. Dec. ".-Tne weekly
bank statement as issued today shows
the following changes. Reserve on all
DEPOSITS decrease S6,392.sJ0. reserve on
deposits other than L. =. decrease Sc
a90.6zj loans. increase Si4.G6i.090,
specie, decrease s2,I7l,500 legal ten
ders. decrease sTO2.700: deposits. in
crease ST. I4,6O0; circulation. decrease
Sll5.20C: total loans. sl.221.G $50 800 The
surplus is $i2,294.175. AS compared with
3S.13S 100 last year. and So 81 700 two
years
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-05
ALLEGED SLAYER
STOPS IN DETROIT
Cedric Line Is Or Way To Howell
To Answer Charge of Killing
Henry Knoop.

Cedric Line. the young farmer want
ed for homicide in Howell Mich. was
in Central police station few hours.
Saturday morning. during a change OF
trains. The young man was brought
back from Clinton. la, by Sherin
Stoddard. of Livingstone City.
Line would have nothing to say, his
attorney having wired him TO keep ST.
lence. He is charged with killing
Henry Knoop in an argument over
some wages.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-05
NEW NoRh STOCK LETTER.

Reported Tor The Times by Iaint,
WebbeY y 60. pee g Stocks--The
market today AT the opening was un-
steady and Very quite. Later IL be-
came very weak and low records were
made Before the ,lose covering
movement advanced the General iisl,
and at the close the market was
steady but heavy The bank state
meHt was poor ana the decrease ia re-
serves and increase in loans is not
likely To help sentiment.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-05
CHICAGO BUTTER MARKET.

CHICAGO Dec. 3.--Butter. Extras
29c; nrsts. 21tsc: dairy extras. 27c;
frsts. sjc. Eggs; Prime tirsts. 32c
hrsts soc. Cheese: Skins. li0 1414 e."
young Americas. 49,. a l5I2c. Live
poultry: Fowls t0a l0i2o ducks. - a
l3lsc: geese. l0i2 lOlsc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-05
Steamer Northern LIeht Safe.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Dec. 3.--The Mu.
tual Transit Company's officers here
received wireless message from the
steamer Northern Light this morn.
Ing stating that she passed the 500 at
I o'clock. She had been in shelter.
Fears for her safety had been enter.
tanned as she had not been reported
since leaving Duluth.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-05
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-Openiu
ID uuulnn A ss..s. A.n

a Live StOch hepOrt.
EAST BUFFALO, y. y. Dec. g
Cattle: Receipts. cars. STEADY; best
1900 to l,400-lb steers. s650q6.75,
good prime, 1900 10 i.soo-lo. steers,
pins steers. 50. 20 y 5. 20. medium butch
er steers. 1000 to LOO lbs, so25 q s. so:
hight butcher steers. $47oqo: best fat
cows, s4.o0g6. fair 10 good cows, 1925
q 4 common 10 medium do. s275g3 20;
trilnmers. s250W3. best rat heifers.
s6'5OQ6 .; good far heifers. 81 30 q ., fair
$500 SO. best feeding steers. de-
horned. $510g 525; medium TO good
feeding steers, $500 i.75, stockers.
all grades. 1915 n 1: bsst bulls. $3.50
6.l0: bologna bulls, s3.15 @ 80. stock
bulls S3.50g fancy mixers and
springers. S7Ogs0. good 70 fancy milk
ers and sprdingers. s5oQso' common. 10
Hogs Receipts. 30 cars steady.
heavy. $500 30; workers. $50; pigs,
best lambs, s6.25 90. 50: yearlings. 81 30
~ wethers. s4a 4.25. ewes $3.50
calves: s5aIo.5O
EASE III EEALO--tIose.
EAST BUFFALO y. y. Dee. Sat
tle.-Receipts, 90 head; market, quiet
ana steady; prime steers. sG.+O96.15.
butcher grades. s30b.2o. cattle. Re
'eipts, lie head market SLOW. zoe
lower cull to choice. s5.50m 10. %.
Sneep ana laIlDS- KcCctptS, 5000 head
maI ket, slow; choice lambs sGmG25:
Gull to fair, $3.50 a 5.7J; warnings. $3.50
q 3; sheep, s5m L25. Hogs: Receipts.
100 head; market, fair trade, steady;
workers., $500 ..sc. pigs. $775@
mixed $3.50 20, heavy, $3.50 40
rol, CHS s6.5e@6.s0; stays. ,6Q6.5O.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO,
Dec 3-Hogs: Receipts. $4,000 mar
ket, Sc higher; mixed and butchers. 81
u7.45. good heavy. $3.50 AS; rough
heavy. $3.50 7.l5 light. s6s5m7 40 :
pigs, s6.5oa 7.S5. Cattle Receipts, 700:
market steady: heeves s450a7 so;
cows and heifers, 81 rs a625; Stoke RS
and feeders, ,3.3005.75 Texans. 81 20
q 40; calves, 1M9. sheep: Receipts
5000; market, weak; native. 1925 n
40. western. s275n420 lambs. S425
$3.50. western. s450m645
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. O.. Dee. 3-!Iogs: Re-
ceip;s. 5000 head. steady. lOc lower,
mediums, mixed and workers., s1I5m
$50, pigs and lights. s. CO Cattle: Re
ceipts cars: steady sheep-Re-
ceipts, cars, $3.50. Calves Receipta
100 head; SlU.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-05
NAMED SOLICITOR GENERAL.

WASHINGTON, Dec 3.-The presi-
dent today announced the appoint
ment of Fred w. Lehman, OF st.
Louis. 10 be solicitor general TO sue
ceed the Lloyd w. Bowers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-05

The annual meeting Of the United
States Motor Co. will be held In Jer-
sey City, Dec. 20. President bris'
coe says the volume OF business done
by the company In the last three
months was 81 l.2 per cent. greater
than for the corresponding period OF
1909. Contracts have already been
closed with dealers which call Tor
the delivery of 10000 cars prior to
Aug l next.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-05
COPPER LETTERS.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone x Co. Dec. ;:
Boston prices for the copper shares
continue to show irregularity, al
though the market is less active than
yesterday and there is less pressure 10
sell Utah Cons has huctuated be
tween IL and 1914 Ray Cons. at 1874
has been strong. old. Dominion, on Il
small transaction. sold at Us. decline
Of two points: Parrot made its appear
ance at l2lx which liz zig lower than
last sale: North Butte is steady around
~: AIlouez sold at 37ig. decline OF
one point other departments OF the
market unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-05
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter Creameries. extras. sic;
hrsts. p iac: dairy butter. 23c: pacing
stock. 20Rc 10.
EgRs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. 3tlsc doz. Receipts Satur-
daI &c cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-05
GIRLS SMOKE is FATAL.
sort Inmate Sets Bed Clothing Attire
While puffina Cigarette.

As the result OF smoking a cigarette
y bed, Pearl Dalton, inmate OF a
Champlain-st. resort. is dead in St.
Nory's hospital. She smoked I'm bed
t11ay afternoon and fell asleep. The
~ clothing became lgnited. Coroner
rxoss was called.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-05
Reported for The Times by Paine.

Webber x Co. Dec. 3:
There was better demand all
around for copper stocks today. LII
quotation seems to have stopped Tor
the time and the floor traders had a
little better courage. The strength or
East Butte during the past week has
been especially notable and any change
an the market should see "A sharper rise
In Fast Butte than in any other spe-
cialty. North Butte and Lake were
both well bought today and should
rally easily. We continue our advice
10 keen long Of the coppers and buy
more an all reactions
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-05

S2G26o per doz
Observation-Disclosures car lots. s5Q4oc
POULTRY Springs. lee; fowls.
iie; No 2. , sgiSs; S Sld roS SsS =
i5c: turkeys. l7@lsc per ID. Dressed
poultry: Hens. l2dl2Mc. springs. $50
l3isc: ducks. i6Q lie. geese. l3gl4e;
turkeys. 10000 10.
Rabbtts-e2 Ter doz
sweet Potatoes-Jerseys. kiln dried.
Sl35Ml 40 crate.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YDRk, Dec. 3.--Bar silver
London. 25Ss. bar silver--New York
SIS. Demand sterling, s4.S6.O5d4s6.l5
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CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.

CHICAGO. Dec. 3.--December and
May wheat opened unchanged De-
cember corn mp isc, May unchanged.
December and May oats up &c Pro-
visions We're fractionally higher
CloSe--W advanced again for the
day. Dee. and May gaining sc. Dec.
oats up 81. May iac higher. Pro-
visions showed fractional increases
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Markets and Finance

ears. against IL "A year ago; Mime
aIolis, 3SG ears, against nothing year
aFo, ~. Louis. 30. 600 bu against $1,000
bu a year age: kansas city, ~ cags,
against 30 Winnipeg. "a cars, against
4S2.
Wheat receipts at primary points
SaturCay 6jl. 000 bu. year ago. 25S.0O0
bu.
ENports OF wheat and Hour Saturday.
$4,000 hu
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J. c. Stubs, director OF traffic OF
the Union Pacific system. announces
the appointment of Gerrit Fort as
passenger manager of the Oregon
Shor, Line railroad. effective Dec. i.
Mr.. Fort Is also passenger traffic man
ager OF the Union Pacific railroad. and
the new appointment extends his Jur-
isdiction over 1.5O0 additional miles OF
the Union Pacific system.
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TOLEDO GMAIN AND rRnpUCE.

IOLEDO. o.. Doc. 3'-WNeat' CASH
and Dec. s6lsc. May $1,000; July.
80 "a Corn Cash. soc. Dee. 49e; May.
509sc. July. 5li.c. Oats: casa and
Dee. 55Asc. May. 3sc. July. BE. Rye:
No. >, S2c No 3. 1sc. Cloverseed. Cash.
Dee. and March. 500. prril. $3.50. AL
silke: Prime and Dec s9.O5. Timothy:
Prime and Dec Si.55. Butter. eggs and
haV unchanged
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NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton quotations reported by Hay
den. Stone Il Co. Dec. ;:
July. l5.03--04 l509--l4s6 l5.0s--09
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Bus,uess-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co, 10
John Il st Main l49S. or city 1880.