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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-11-10

November 26th has been fixed
as South Dakota day at the Chica-
90 land show, and an effort will be
made to secure an excursion train
from this state to Chicago on that
date, to start from Huron or some
other central point, at which all
who desire to make the trip can
gather. The South Dakota eXhi-
bit at the show will be practically
o. fruit and grain.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-11-10

The people made such !uss in
China that the throne Has aceeded
to their demands for a couplete
constitutional government. In an
edit issued last week the throne
humbly apologized fol past neglect
and grants an immediate constitu-
ton with a cabinet from which the
mobiles shall be excluded, and Il
free pardon for rebels and all poll
tical offenders. Looks like an
awakening in China.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-11-10

On Monday OF la s week PIesl
lent Taft, following the usual Gus
tom. issued his Thanksgiving
proclamation fixing November 3Oth
rs the date for the national hoh-
day. Among the reasons for
Thanksgiving he names the rich
harvest, industrial prosperity en-
largad markets and freedom from
famine, pestilence an . war. Nhlle
this section can hard + give thanks
for bountiful harvest, al are op
timistic enough to know that ii
might have been wo.sc and give
thanks accordingly. la general
we are all farther ahead than a
year ago; if not, it Is our own
fault. as we are farthe. down lie
road and if we have failed to
CLEAN any gool from the thing
we have passel, we should let that
serve as a lesson for the rest OF
life's journey an be thankful for
the lesson.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-11-10

Over one hundr ed ears Of stoo k
have been shipped by the Indians
of the Standing Rock reservation
to Chicago this year. The amount
to be distributed is about $120. =
600, or $50 for every mon. wo-
man and child on the reservation
In addition, the indians furnish
the government schools and also
the winter beef ration for the old
and INDECENT. Mel tosh Chief
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-11-10

Corn experts are warning farm
ers to be particularly careful II
their selection of seed this fall.
They say that while corn maIured
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-11-10
South Dakota's Problem.

Not one senator who was on the
LOrimer side of the white washing
committee Las survived the wrath
of the people at election time
one by one as the leaves ia J"
they have been retired from public
ife.
Is South Dakota going to be the
only state to endorse Lo,imerism
by returning the most conspicuous
OF all the white washing senator's!
Are we a free thinking and well
read people, away from the in
finence of the slum districts of the
large cities, q state with advanced
ground on all the questions for the
betterment of mankind, a state
that boasts the best common school
system in the world, 9 state where
illlteracy is unknown ARE we 60
ing to endorse a Lorimer by re-
electing a Gamble! We point
to the primaries for an answer
aud have no fear for the result. -
Wstertown Public Opinion.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-11-10

The vioor disn}ayo1 bv the a1-
m MIST a.;on IN IFS action p an t
tho orea, Steel inns; i .an.jnq the
S;oux CIV T,ibnro and oil er
Iood;oy II s7,.,cut daijy rew,pa.
ners to fake notice oi the quar-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-06
NEW YORK COTTON.
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
MAN KILLED IN 100000
FIRE IN KALAMAZOO

KALAMAZOO. Mich, Dec. Sire
completely destroyed the plant of the
Oscar Gumbinsky Rag Co. yesterday
afternoon. causing a loss of 100000.
half OF which is covered by insurance.
The fire was discovered shortly
after o'clock and six fire companies
we're rushed TO the scene. The flames
had by this time so completely en-
eloped the building that little could
be done Spontaneous combustion
Is believed 10 have caused the fire.
William Compton aged 30 years of
his city. was hit by a steamer
Knocked 10 the ground and run over
tIe was hurried o the hospital where
he died two hours later.
Edward Fisher. a fireman, was
overcome in fighting the flames and
carried from the building unconsci
Gus. He was slightly burned about
the face and arms.
The destroyed building was erected
about a year ago AT n cost of $4,000
A dry goods and grocery store
we're burned. causing an additional
loss OF about $4,000
Mr.. Compton Is a retired Toledo
merchant having sold out HIS business
I in that city but a short time ago. He
( and his wife resided with relatives
! In this city. They expected to leave
! tomorrow for Los Angeles. where
they were going TO live with a son.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-06

lNlTHouT which held to
- the nter-Fraterna Realty
lek{I somewhat difficult opinion
bonds hut there number OF features In the invest
look particularly attractive to The only claim
the value of the
OF bonds that
obviously slight depression in
Bonds should
them and safe
is one-half
Under present especially
speculative inclined
company property
spuaons anything
bouds and prin
eli
behind bonds offered
Realty and Development invest
ment fixed by the time
paid would
could from first Michigan
stability lind behind
inclined would diff
integrity the bond house
business When subscribe direct
you
Things frequently proposition
to
be altogether avoided
its schemes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-06
CONFESSED SLAYER
KNOWN IN COLDWATER

COLDWATER, Mich, Dec 6.-F6r-
est Knapp. who confessed tina, he
Killed Frederick Wennerstrom. n
chauffeur, at Cary, His. and David
MANHOOD, a paroled convict from
JACKSON. who admits that he helped
weight the body and throw II into
Fox river are well known in Cold
water, and so are George Birch. John
members of the party whom the 20.
lice are seeking.
The men have the following police
record David MANHOOD, "a. lived in
Coldwater most OF his life April. 1904,
he served jail sentence: April 1905.
paid fine OF sS1 for cruelty TO ami
mails: October. 1905. sent to Jackson
state prison. one to 10 years for high
way robbery: December. 1907 arrest
CO and returned to prison for violat-
ing parole: October. 1908. brought
from prison as witness. breaking jail
three days later. captured and re-
turned TO prison Forrest Knapp. 81.
since June ~. 1901 has been arrested
five times He served two county Jail
terms. two 90-day sentences at the
netroit workhouse and in January.
1907. was arrested on charge of
highway robbery He pleaded guilty
10 drunkenness and paid fine.
Manner is in Battle Creek. so his
mother said today.
According 10 the confessions OF
Knapp. Wennerslrom was murdered
-rhen he refused to drive the thugs
20 Madison. Wis where they intend.
ed engaging in horsestealing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-06

straight $Lloi clear. $3.50; pure rye.
$3.50; spring patent. t6.be per DBL In
Oii Raw linseed. 7ie. boiled lin
SEED. 49c. Diamond headlight kero-
sene. Sc: perfection. SIC. Gocene
lOhc; Crown gasoline. l2hc per gal.
turpentine. in Dbl lots. 5ilEc per gal.
Provisions Mess pork, Sl7. fam
tly, sl9Wl9.50. medium. clear size
Is, smoked mans. l4Isc; dry salted
hriskets. "a f0lOc. shoulders Tic. pie
uic hams. ioEc; bacon. l3dl4hc. lard.
IN tierees sAc' kettle rendered.. ia>. c
suERr.-Cotrected daily ~ " a.
Edgar q son: Crystal domlnoes. sg.35,
-4-'E-"-lbs7aS IS 50 titts Ie.-tt.tll4&S,- so
cur loaf $50, cubes. $6.6i; NNNN
DOW dcred, $50. standard powdered.
500; granulated, extra coarse. SEQ.
graduated tinc In bulk. 81 SOg eraHu-
lated 25-lb cottons, SeS5. diamond \.
- 40; confecttoners' \. S6.25 No. L.
St30 No, 2. $3.50. No. 9. S6.25, No. T.
s6.:o; No 5, s615! No. 6, $50; No. :,
s6.05. No. s. So No. .. s. %: No 10.
$3.50; No IL. s5.S5. No. ~. IS so, No
~. 1915 No. u sS75. No, 10. S5..5;
L0asehold powdered. 5-,b cartons. Is
o. case. lie. do -lb cartons. as 20
case, 81 20; Michigan granulated. S6lo
Per 100 lbs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-06
GOV. OSBORN AND HOLDEN
DISAGREE o NRECIPROCITY


LANSING. Mich. Dec. SIN MS
address OF welcome TO the state AS
ISOLATION of Farmers. last night, GOV
Osborn said that reciprocity with can
ada is a dead issue.
Gov. Osborn added that he support
ed the plan partly because the Farm
ers' Clubs association declared for
reasonable reciprocity arrangements
last year, but he would have worked
for the passage of the pact " he be
lieyod IL was right, and II everybody
else was against IL.
President Holden OF the Farmers
clubs, in his reply said the reciproc
ity proposition that was offered was
unreasonable TO farmers. He con
cluded that the act rendering reclproc
lily to Canada. is still on the federal
statute books and will continue to be
u live issue until the act is repealed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-06
KELLOGG TAKES STAND
IN HIS OWN DEFENSE

Frank J. Kellogg, defendant in the
sensational divorce case which has
been in progress in Judge Donovan's
court for two weeks took the stand
Tuesday afternoon In his own defense.
lie denied most of his wifes charges
OF cruelty, and declared she has the
most vicious temper OF any women
he ever met
Kellogg admitted some OF his wife's
charges OF jealousy. but declared he
had every reason 10 be jealous.
Perjury charges may be made
ngafust Leon Ellsworth. the chauffeur.
who gave testimony rejecting on Mrs
Kellogg. Ellsworth had previously
made am AFFIDAVIT in Which he sWorc
that he had never known of any inn.
prObrlety by Mrs. Kellogg.
ledge Donovan questioned ELS.
worth about his contradictory state
ments. and ordered him 10 appear iu
court Wednesday morning
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-06
ELOPER Is NABBED ON
ABDUCTION CHARGE

MONROE. Mich, Dec. 6.-Shortiy
after ne had obtained a license TO wed
clara White, l5-year-old girl OF Bay
CITY. Noah Bashaw. was arrested on
charge OF abduction. He gave the
girls age as IS, when he obtained the
permit.
On request Of the Bay City police
Deputy Sheriff Klock went to the
home OF Bashaw's father, five miles
from Petersburg. this county, where
he found the young couple.
Young Bashavs was arrested and
brought here to await the arrival OF
an officer from Bay City. He Is %
years OH. The couple had not been
married. 1t is claimed, when Bashaw
was taken into custody. The girl Is
still az the Bashaw home. Her par.
cnts are the complainants.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-06
Children CRY
FOR FlETcHER'S
& a 9 RIA
PROPOSALS FOR REAL ESTATE

Scaled proposals Will be received at
the office Of tho Fire Commit ssion until
o'clock D. IN Monday. Dee rs. 1911
for selling to the sairl Commission a
parcel Of land at least scveuty-hvc feet
front by one hundred and twenty five
feet in depth. The land offered for
sale must be in the vicinity OF Hurlbut
ami Kercheval avenues. and "A clear
ti'le must be given in case bid Is ac
cepted The right 10 reject any and
all bids is expressly reserved Bids
viii De endorsed Proposal for Real
Estate" and will be- delivered in tri-
plicatc 20 George w StockweH. See
rctgry tbSlJ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-06
BOSTON Wool.

POSITION. Dec 6--The ACTIVITY Of
foreign spot wool absorhs much Of the
interest IN the domestic " DOL market
Vel a good demand is reported for
wools approNimating blood grade
Values hold fairly steady. while a.
hrutVt tendency IL reported in the fleece
market owing TO the growing scarcity
Territory wool shows NO material
charge, but California and Texas woods
are dull. The leading domestic quota
tiou> range as follows; ohio and Penn
sylvania hecccs-Delaiue washed. 80 a
sic: NN Csc; line unmerc hantable. %
a 2SC; = blood combing. zoe. ss-hlool
con bling. 25 H25isC; il-blood combinG.
CSC delaine unwashed, 25c hne un-
washed. Gle Michigan. Wisconsin and
New York heeces--E'ire uawashed. zoe /.
ds laine unwashed. 23c: :. blood un-
washed, 2ilsc Kentucky. Indiana and
Missouri blood, 24c. q blood. sc.
Secured basis, ffPxaS== r trr- te-A
months. s5@ 47c: fine 2 months, 80
53c. fine fall t3m4tc. California
Northern, asa soc: middle county. 10
"a sc southern, 45 n 46c: fall free, 90
a l.c Oreyon--Eastern No. / staple.
55 "a Soc; eastern clothing, soc. VALLEY
No. l. +Gui1c Territory--Fine staple.
zoe. fine medium staple, $50 SOC. fine
clothing. 81 d 53c, fine medium CLOTH
ing iSM see. = blood combing. 55m
sec. = blood combine asa 45c a.
blood comhiDg. as "a f6c. pulled-ENtra.
/ 500 sic; fine a, 500 \ supers, IS
~ iEc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-06

Stuarts Tablet not only aids di-
gesticn but IL actually does the digest
ing itself In other words IL furnishes
exactly the same elements for the di-
gestion OF food as the natural juices
of the stomach. The stomach, there
fore. is not called upon TO do any OF
the work except TO churn the juices
furnished by the tablet and then
push the dgested food along into the
in,estines where II will be still fur
Their digested and the strength taken
mp by the blood 10 be carried to the
muscles and nerves OF the body
So by taking "A Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablet after meal YOU give the
stomach the rest il needs in which
10 mend itself and grow well again.
And You absolutely prevent the sour
ing OF any food, the formation Of any
poisonous gases, belching. foul breath
or constipation.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets have
done more for humanity and have
caused more rejoicing than any other
one agency that can be named.
Every druggist everywhere sells
and personally recommends Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets. The price is 90
cents per box. II you first wish TO
try them, a sample package will be
sent You free II you write TO F. A.
Stuart Co. 100 Stuart Bldg, Marshall.
Mich.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-06
som. Imposition to Gompers.

Wniie niln} Of the Leaders OF local
uhionism stand statnchlf by President
samuel Gpmuetr oi Vie American Fed
WIS iguutsnt Of o. guilt ot rIr Ne
--S-lll--l--s-- III To- h' tiutr uf their con-
iosaiun. there g. ONO unrest and iii
juc. y, uogwipEloJl union. especially. a
t.uNvment U.s. u foot Go eupplaut Gui1-
Thomas ';loStcr pr th" local typd-
graphical union, Fuvs that tucrn r.
-rrTr t-ftft.af44s -. ttou4p g..in the iur-fi
unions 1Ed suggests James NJ. l.rurit
International president OF the TWO
graphic. r uutrt rs successor. ~ nrH
ia q couefrvatiNo louder. b-li"rt-f 90
arbitration ap,t i.'-4'.4tul -s-lllt lul. an ui
differences hetwccu labor apd .,piinl
I4prAT iFr6r fr-rrrrTrv ,TT-r-W welt ~ttt@ iltN
with the s,utcnres imposed un the Nc
NnmaIRs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-06
cH.HGEs PIE, TO Guilty.

MT. CLEMENS. Mon, Dec. D. -Mhr-
tin joyce. arrested several months ago
on complaint of three aldermen when
he refused 10 remove ~" partitions
from his place OF business In compli-
n nee with an order issued by the police
department. appeared before Jud2"
Mckay yesterday and pleaded guilty
To selling liquor on sunday When he
was arraigned some time ago Joyce
declared ne would fight tho matter
through the courts. Sentence was de-
ferred until the court las investi gated
the ease more fully
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-06

SAGINAW. Mich. Dec. 6.-The VIII
of Mrs. Helen y Gould who die.i last
week. has been probated and leaves
$1,000 for an endowment scholarship
for Alma collegc, $4,000 FOR the Sae-
NAV General hospital AMI $1,000 FOR
the First Presbyterian church of this
city Mrs. Goulds husband was a mill
lionairc lumberman
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-06

MEXICO CITY, Dee. 60 az GomeA
whose rebellion at Juchirsn resulted
IA clash between President Maderu
ana the governor az OaNaca, was
Iynchcd yesterday afternoon az HnCon
Antonio Eight OF Gomez partisans
met like fate
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-06
LIVE STOCK.
EAST RIFFALo-OpeninE
DunnlBg ~ stevens Live stock Report.

last BUFFALO. y ~ Zee e.
Cattle: Receipts. two cars; slow
hest l. 90 10 ls0u-lh. steers SiG5H "
good prime t,soo to l4oo-ib steers
S1.49N .I5. good prime Loo - 500
~ steers, 500 ~. best l.loo To ,2n0-
H. shipping Steers. $50 q 6..5, medium
butcher steers, l,"eo q loo lbs, San
5.5t. li"nt hluct"r steers, St.S0ei -;
hest f.,t COWS. Sf.5Nft 5.-a. fair 10 good
do 81. S0et i.eJ eor.Ron 20 medium do.
s2.15ffS,2a. trithmers SIS y 2.t5. best
fat heiieys S5:-3ttt-'e. good TAT he'll.
ers. St50T5 fair - Ta1e. 10. SS.7jff
4.21, stock heiicrs. .ssJf.3; best feed
ing steers. dehorned. s4.I6G3. common
feeding stecfs dvhorncd. $4,000 ,
stockers, All grades. sS-25 a $50: prime
expert hulls, s5d 5.25. best butcher
bulls. s4.25@415: bologna bulls. S5.2a1r
q stock bulls. s3mi. best mixers and
springers. $500, so common TO good do.
Hogs: Receipts. 80 cars: market.
slow. heavy. SIS 4O16,5ci workers..
SO. 20 q 5.So; pigs, $50.
sheep and Lambs Receipts, 30 cars;
slow top lambs, ss.e0n6.30. yearlings.
sts5a rs; wethers. $S,7ba4; ewes.
calves So s45Oae.
EAST BUFFALo-CIo.e.
EAST BUFFALO. y y. Dee. 90
Cattle: Receipts 225 head; market,
lient and steady prime steers. $3.50 q
s. butcher grades S3aI Calves; Re
cespts. zee head market, slow Gull Ia
choice. $5.I5ft9 Sheep and lambs: Re
Ceipts. tl,O0e head. market. slow.
ehGioe lambs. s69t.23 :" ial {.
Sl5tft5 "a. NearlingS. Sr.-vsf =. .
sheep. STAT Hogs Receipts, 10000
heed. market, slow, workers. IS J 5ft
s SO. pigs. S51J: mixed. 635 n 8 40:
heavy. IS 100 csc; roughs. $3.50 q go;
stays, $5.2565.5
UNION STOCk ARDS.
Union STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO,
De-. s.--Hogs: Receipts. $1,000, mar
ket slow: mixed and butchers. So 70H
G IS. good heavy, S5.5ln ga, rough
heavy s5SOa5.95. light. S5.lOd $40:
pics S4N5.40 cattle, Receipts. 1000
mar ket steady becves. sl606s -
co vs. and heifCrs. S0H5.9=: stockers
AMI feeders s3W5.75: Texans. S410GL
g -: calves. s5.50GS25 sheep. Re
ccipts. 5000 market. steady native.
s. 5Bnt: western, S215mi, lambs,
s. 7566: western. sin6.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Dec, 5.--Hogs Re-
ceipCs. 1000; sc lover, neayies and me-
diulus So 40; workers.. 81. 10 q SO; pigs
AMI lights So 50G5.e0 Cattle; Re-
ceipts. ) cars. steady sheep ana
lambs, Receipts. 20 CARS; $3.50 TOP.
Calves Receipts, zoe; 80 top
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-06
AppIes-5ocgsI .s1.50gs per Dbl.
box apples. S2.25 m27o box
nnnanas-Good shipping stock. $3.50


Reans-Dried Lima. Ga Q7c 10.
csilfrF SOL uatasas siso sps box oNA''
CcIery-Home-g grown. 3o0s doz
CauIirower-75d S5c bu,
CabbnEe-S2d ?. % per bbl
Cheese-Michigan flats- Isl O. lie;
New York fats. len17c; cneddars. l6n
0i7isc; domestic Swiss. IL a 2eo: block
Swiss, 1eis ollie. imported swiss, $50
sac. Linlburgeh l4h DISC; brick
Cranberrie.-Iate ttoweS SO so per
bu. 50 so per Dbl
Chestnut---Iog12h -.
Dutes-persian. new. 6kU7c 10.
Fards, 10ls 9l1c ID.
Dressed Hogs-Llght TO medium. ~
| GSc: heavy. eqIe per 10;
Ffes--Imported new, llploS per ID;
L,,,,n.n Hnddirs-1OIs @Itc Id.
Fresh vegetabies = Sucumbers, hot
house Sl50alT5 lettuce. dollhouse.
I0a12c per Id. head lettuce. 81 20
n i 80 per doZ; onions, l3is Use doz /;
bcets, 45050c bu; parsnips, Csc bu:
carrots. tos45c bu; ,ru = 500 -,
Grape Fruit-hlorida. 50 0O95.50 per
case.
1 basket. Malagas. S4.J0d6 per Dbl
Uoney-Fancy white, 17tDlkc, amber
il5al6c extracted. S19c per Id.
! Hay-Detreit shippers are paying the
iotI P1iS Detroit NO. nay tim n
/ 5000 81; No. 2 timothy. $1,000; clover
( mixed. Sls9l9; rye straw. $s.50Qsi
wheat ana oat straw, &c 30; wheat
and oat straw. 7s9s.so Loose hay
| from farmers wagons on the city mar
kets ranged from $2o92s as to quail
lity. IA
! Hfdes-No ] cured. isc: No. l green
! lOc: No. l cured bulls. lohc: No.
1 green, &c: cured calf. No. l, lie; greer
CALF. No. I. 1bc per ID; horse hides. No
/ 1 s5.75; NJ. 2. 81 70; sheep skins. as e
wool SIC a. No : hides. lc OF on
kip. I I,c Off on calf
: Iemons-California. SiQ5 box.
.yues-si Gl25 per doL
Nuts-Hickory nu.k. !e:se. iJ %
/ shelibarks -. use Id, Dutternuts. 81
5lesk wainnts. 75cQli per bu
cni-ns-Yellow. s5ggoc per bu
sranish 81 % e 80 per crate o,a4
lIioridas. 80 5Od3 IS per box.
I tt..t.tts = springs. No 4, 10mlOh c
No 2, 9Qs1zc; fowls. 81 Gsc; No. 2,
as. sees, IA y i.ct ducks, young, 1
i5e turkseyS Sgl6e ID. dressed
l2@ isc. ducks. IsQl7c; turkeys 1sa
Recommendations s3.5Oa4 crate
tirrt-ttty. ---C4ir lnAa. track, Detroit. r,
selling at 500 SIC per blu.
skIns--Detroit buyers arc bidding al
follows. No. 1 skunk So 81 No. 1 rae.
econ. s2.75 No mink. SO; No. musk
Z rat. 5Oc.
sweet Potaio~s-Jcrstys. kiln dried
Tomatoes--CalifornIa 50 for 4-bas.
ket crates; dollhouse. zoe per H.
TnIIow--No. 1. 6Ac, No. .. SIC 10.
Wooi-Michigan unwasnGd wool foi
southern, central ana northern sections
90. y and x blood. i3g 2Oc. delaine
I unwa shed. 1G4 lNc; common. rough a nd
nne. 1fdISc per ID. r o. u. country
points
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-06
>Ew ,oRk srOCk LETrER

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Webber X Co, Dec. ; Trading during
the early part of session on the New
York stock exchange today vas con
nned wi.hin Very narrow limits and
prize changes were insignificant. There
was nothing In the foreign news rr
cables To stimulate activity on this
side and the market assumed watt
ing attitude pending the publication of
the presidents message TO congress.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-06
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
By Finance

Finance met hrouEa
u
of Nrv
H. ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-06
FIVE MINUTES
SOMETIMES MAKES
A BIG DIFFERENCE
~ You Are Suffering the Tortures Of
Indigestion and Have To Wait
Until Someone Runs to the
Drug Store for Box Of
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Free Trial Package.

The instant relief afforded poor
Overwhelmed stomachs by the use
OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet should
be a reason for constantly keeping a
box on hand-at home and at the OF.
fee rs well.
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Yesterdays N. Y. STOCKS
y. y. srocK MARINET-CIose.

Am Az chem SIS, Am h sug 5Sis.
Anal Cop 81. Am c x y 5Isi Am Cot
Oh Am Self ~ sugar li6A,
Am II a r. 1894 Am lob ~ i0s Am
Moo III 81. Anaconda 81 -, Atch 100 "a
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Ste ~ r. 1873 - NO Pac 80. Nat Lead
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Read 1898, Rep I 4 - e2is, Rock ISL
255, South PRc III south Ry 2sss,
do If 7O7s Tenn Cop 81, Texas y, Tn.
ca l. : Bonds l0l7s Nir-Car Chem
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NEW ,oRk PR0DIcE M,RkEr.

NEW YORK. Dec. s.-El0ur Dun
Pork, Stea ~; mess. $i1T5@ Is. Laul:
Dull: middle west spot $9.l0n 2, 20.
sugar. Raw, dun. centrifugal, 96 test.
S+.94 musCovado. 50 test, SEli, re-
fined. steady; cut loaf $3.50. crushed.
500 powdered. s610, granulated,
s6J5 Coffee: Rio. No. :. on spot. las
q l5c Tallcw, steady city. SIC,
country, 606a,c Hay. steady, prime.
si@o. No. 2 81 ~ Los: clover. 95c ~ 81. 30.
Dressed poultry. Dun, turkeys i-u
zee chickens. 32c fowls, ca Ice
ducks. l0m lsc. Live poultry; Firm
geese. l.0 l3c: ducks, la 13c; fowls,
III. n he: turkeys 1ln i5c; ,roosters.
Sc: spring chickens. 11Hl2isc. Cheese
Fairly active, state milk common To
specials, ia ice; skins. common to
specials. 90 l@isc full skins. ga 5c.
Butter; Strong. receipts. 7,32S.
creamery extra, SIC. state dairy tubs.
2tH soc, imitation creamery irsts. %
24e Eggs Firm: receipts. 6.01i. near
bg white fancy, s. n soc: nearby mixed
fancy, 34d lie, fresh firsts. 35d 4ic
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Buttcr-E Extras, sec. nrsp. sec ~.
dairN. 2lc. packing stock. sDc H.
Eggs Current receipts. cases in
cladod. f2c Receipts on Tuesday $40
cases. Market firm