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Morton, or that he had been associat-
ed with him In any way.
Mr.. Herman was I'm Chicago seyerai
hours yesterday In consultation win
members OF thel aw firm OF Sherin,
Dent, Dobyns a Freeman. the western
correspondents OF his firm.
Mr.. Herman told me positively
that he had no appointment with Mr..
Morton; did not know Mr.. Morton and
did not know why their names had
Teen associated" said Fletcher Do
Lyns, a member OF the Chicago law
frm.
Mrs. Herman said that she was
quite sure her husband had no ap-
pointment with Mr.. Morton When
she was asked II her husband knew
Mr.. Morton. she replied: IF he knew
MI. Morton at all II was purely In
business way"
When asked IL she knew Mr., Nor
ton. Mrs. Herman said. II know
nothing about the case at all Wha'.
ever there In to be said, will have 70
come from my husband when he re,
turns from Chicago"
At the law once of Mr.. Herman II
was said that he was close friend
OF Mr.. Morton. The name OF the law
firm IL Herman q Moore. j.. NJ.
Boteler. another member OF the firm.
said he had often heard Mr.. Kiernan
speak of Mr.. Morton.
81 know, too" he said, "that &c
used to call Mr.. Morton by his first
name, for one day In the cafe Sev.
arm | heard him call him Paul JUST
what the business relations between
Mr.. Herman and. Mr.. Morton were |
cannot say. II Is quite likely how
ever. that Mr.. Herman, who is
wealthy, may have made investments
In some of the big enterprises IN
which Mr.. Morton was interested.
'As TO whether Mr.. Morton had IN
appointment with Mr.. Herman at the
Hotel Seymour yesterday. do not
know. Mr. Herman did not repre-.
sent the Equitable or Mr.. Mortons
other interests so far as | know"
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, Jan. 21.-The CONNER.
cial Bulletin says of the wool market;
The New York goods markets and the
London sales have had more interest
for the Boston wool trade this week
than the market itself apparently, al.
though the manufacturers have by
no means neglected the market Nd
far as sampling and buying subject
to confirmation is concerned. Intei-
est has been displayed more for for
eign offerings, which are, OF course.
limited, while Ohios have been steady
but not SO active as last week. Sew
eral fair-sized lots OF territory cloth
ing and original have moved at prices
on a parity with the two or three last
weeks. Sales of lots OF territory,
subject TO confirmation, have been
well distributed. The shipments OF
wool from Boston to Jan. 19, IN
elusive, iswere 10,755,856 pounds.
against &,410,043 pounds for the
same period last year. The receipts
TO Jan. 10, inclusive, were 10,627,619
pounds, against 11.634,751 pounds for
the same period last year.
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OF
FUNDS FOR EMGRCENCY

For such q |
companies GER
OF this snouu DC
without any pos
investors
securities which mention would Sc
m-Iiowel
possibilities but has gooo marker
high represented by real value
second the list
in the capitalization Is not SO thorough
usihe as in the case o. Mc-CrumIiowen
prices oners
much with cohu
hardly probable that the manufacturers
indeed
10 oe
in
preferred
the right prices and ned WIN
speculative profits as well as the return
-. -,
do not think that the stock un your
fol safe, investment
MacArt is in
management
as a
similar preferred
intangible 10
/ a investment
placed before investor
found them by no means 10
OF them WOMB
McCrumowe because seems TO me
investment adapted 10
believe from speculative
possibilities list 1t also better esso
Chicago
the would be attractive
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
MOrtOn's Last Visit to
Hotel Is Still Mystery

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-The visit OF
the late Paul Morton to the Hotel Sey-
mour, where he was stricken with
spoplexy, dying an hour afterward,
is still shrouded In mystery. 1t had
been given out after Mr.. Morton's
death that he had gone TO the hotel
to keep an appointment with Paul l..
Herman, lawyer. who lives at the
hotel. In an interview given out in
Chicago, II is denied that Mr.. Kier-
nan had AN appointment with Mr..
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|Dns[L FOR Mrs..
TRIES TO
Prove PLOT
- Witness on Stand Who Testifcs
Inst Nillionaire's Brother Said,
4 Wish She Would Break
Her Neck
B Effort Will Be Made To Show
That Strain Of Insanity Runs
In Prisoners Family.

WHEELING, w. Va, Jan. 21.-The
. 6efense I'm the trial OF Mrs. Laura
I. 0cbenk today produced Mrs. Jane
Hedges. wife OF an Ohio county
lnrmer. who testified that Albert
1chenk, brother OF the millionaire
+ rocker, vowed TO Leave no stone un'
. turned to get Laura out of the fam
ALBERT came to my farm sometime
between April IL and June 10 In con-
section with a real estate deal" wit
ness said HE spoke OF John going
abroad and of his buying his wife a
, g, 900 automobile.
81 wish every time she goes out
40 that machine she would break her
neck,' Albert said.
He said he did not allow Laura
/. Dchenk I'm his house. but she was
there when he was abroad"
Handlan put Mrs. Hedges through
t TIE severest cross-examination yet un-
dergone by any witness. When she
WAS leaving the stand the prosecutor
Z Instructed her TO return for the after
noon session.
The witness stopped abruptly and
heed Handlan.
RI don't wish to be insulted," she
That's all right; you won't be-"
Handlan answered promptly.
The court did not interfere.
Handlan's cross-examination brought
but little beyond the fact that Mrs.
Hedges volunteered Albert Schenk's
Alleged statement to Mrs. Schenk's
attorneys.
Mrs. Schenk will not take the stand
+ ~ her trial on the charge OF admin
l1tering lead and arsenical poison to
her husband.
Albert Schenk will not be called by
. ne defense In the effort to prove a
conspiracy I'm the Schenk family.
In all probability no resort will be
Nae to the plea that a strain Of insan-
L.fy runs in the family of the pris-
This definite announcement was
made today by Attorney J. j. p.
. 0'Brien, OF Mrs. Schenk's counsel.
From the beginning II has been un-
0erstood that heavy stress would be
+ put on the family persecution feature.
d his opening statement Attorney j.
IN p. O'Brien said the defense would
how the existence Of a conspiracy
5 nGainst Mrs. Schenk.
More than a dozen residents of
Tyler and Pleasant counties have been
1nmrnoned to testify TO the alleged
|Asanity In Laura Farnsworth's fam
I'VE do not think we will have need
Il the insanity plea" Attorney
O'Brien said.
Until yesterday, when Attorney
rank O'Brien told the United Press
here was possibility of the case
Ding to the jury without Mrs.
Ichenk's own story. II was announced
hat she would be called
Prosecutor Handlan was frankly
II1oppointed. He said:
1t 10 exactly as | predicted. But
am sorry can not cross-examine
Mrs. Schenk's attorneys devoted the
1rst night session. Friday to an at
Tempt to impeach the testimony of
Or J. w. Myers, the Wheeling physi-
Elan, from whom Mrs. Schenk is said
q have bought acetate OF lead, but
|niled when she asked for. arsenic.
4yers testified Mrs. Schenk told him
Ne already had purchased two ounces
~ Fowler's solution OF arsenic from
mother Wheeling physician.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
Quotations by Hayden. stone & Co,
(blBid. s)sold. (x)splIt.
cHICAGO GRAN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine,
Webber Il Co, Jan. IL: wheat--It was
quiet trade during most of the morn
ing IL was not until the last hour
that the selling pressure became pro-
nounced and the break to the bottom
figure took place Steadiness In the
market at the opening was largely the
result OF firm Liverpool cable. and
by light Argentine shipments to United
Kingdom ports, and a firm Friday clos
ing market at Buenos Ayres. We see
little change In the prevailing conoi-
tions and believe that prices In the
near future will be governed very
largely by winter crop developments In
the southwest, and by the milling con-
dltions over the country
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
JoBBING PRICES

sa fss- beans. iiS, s5S SOC: Lima beans.
sI@I5o Corn=mFsncy Maine ElS;
Peas@Fancy, early June. yl.s5i stand
ard 81: soaked 5O@70c Salmon
sockeye, tall. s2i5: fiat. $225; Alaska
reds. 81. 90; Alaska pinks. VI 70. Toma-
toes. 4s9soc: succotash. i@l.lo per
Coree-Packet coffee. 100-Ib case.
sls75 n 2250, delivered.
Feed-Bran. s25: fine middlings. SIS:
coarse middlings. $3.50 cracked corn;
s23; coarse cornmeal. $Zs; corn anu
oats chop, s21 per ton.
Fioar-Michigan patents. in WOOD.
best t5so s erdi sIsay Pas ss Ser b pi'
ou@Raw iinseed. s1,o1: boiled lin
seed sl.02; Diamond headlight kerr
osene. &c. Perfection. shc: Eocene,
I1hc; crown gasoline. loo per gar; tur-
Dest,ns IN ss5Ts, lots ssrE sss ga family
s23 @24; medium clear. s2l q y; smoke1
hams. 14h Q15c; dry salted orlskets.
I3hc: shoulders. lac: picnic hams, izc:
bacon. 1s@isci lard, in tierces. llhe;
susars@ouotations corrected daily
noes. a-ib. tsis: 5Gib, s!ss; Eagle
,seIsts ssso cut spsd ;siG; s sSess.
ard sSi' powdered aMa $3.50; sranSisted. extra
2Seib cotton bags. 1915; Michigan
graduated, s4.s5; household powdered,
ss essto 10 CASE Is to $685. $50 diamond T.
ssffSS: N son T. s5Ic No Is sscs; No !.
IS No. s. 1885 No. 9, !tso: No. -,
49, no No .s ss Mo- Mo- T. = ; 40 No No. T. T.
sl55; No. IL. sass: No. Is. s4.ss per
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
Taft Goes 20 New York.

WASHINGTON. ain. 21.-President
Taft left this afternoon at 1880 for
New York where he will speak at the
dinner to be given tonight at the
Hotel Aston by the Pennsylvania so
ciety and at the banquet Of the Press
club of New York Martinique. The
president will return here in time for
breakfast with his family tomorrow
morning Secretary Norton accom-
panied him on the trip.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21

Dbl; western apples. s2ss0a7S
Baaaaas-Good shipping stock. $50
Besn-Dried Lima. sh @7c ID.
Ceiery-Home-g grown. z6QSo state
stock. $50 zoe doz.
per crate. sl.75@2 per doz
Cabbage-$1.7b per Dbl
California Fruits-Pears. $3.50 o. per
Michigan Oats. tic: York
State. 17@1sc: Limburger. 16g l6hc:
brick. 1s@17c; domestic Swiss. ls022c;
imported do. ESQ zoe Per Ii, ,s7kae
ne Gr ssI' sEss ns1 su Hows' "''0'
Dates-Persian. 5@6c per Id: Fards.
10ih Ole per Id.
Dressed Calves - Fancy. liz Vlzc
Dressed Hos.-s q 1oc per ID
Ftnnan Haddie-Sh Ollie per 10.
Ffgs-Imported. new. 11gIsc per 10:
Fresh vegetables = Cucumbers. hot
house. s1.50@1.75 per doz; lettuce. hot
house. 10911c per Id: head lettuce.
per case ssi Ts sss ,oSsse Sos
green Peppers ss 100 Soc per basket:
green pepper. 81 per basket: car
rots. soc per bu; rutabagas. 45c per bo;
parsnips, 60@ 65c per bu; beets. soc per
bu: turnips. SOC per bu; tomatoes. Flor
idas, $3.50 per case, 81 per basket;
Hubbard squash. 2G21sc per Id: pie
Grspes-Malagas, s7as per Dbl
Grape Fruit-Florida. ss.75@4 per
Honey-Faney white. I7aIsc: No. I.
$50 tic: amber. h@lsc: extracted. so
Hsy-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
lUss 3 pst mol No .mo,hs ms sisS
straw. straw sSEsSs; wheat and oas straw.
ss.5o@7 Loose hay from farmers,
from sis an 'n as to eo's quality n
Hides--No. 1 cured. &c: No. ! green.
7hc: No. cured bulls. &c: No. 1 green;
sic: No. I cured kip. 16hc; No;
green. &c: No. 1 cured calf, l5c: No.
1 green. 1shc per ID: horse hides. No.
1 ss5O: No, 2. se.ko: steepskins. as to
wool .5cgsl: No, hides. lie on on
Nuts-Black walnuts. IA @ac per 10:
butternuts. az 64c per ID; new she'll
backs. tG4he per 10. soa. ,.r ,ox
Limes-s10 OILS per box.
Mushrooms-I5Q20c Per box.
Onions - $4,000 per bu: Spanish.
Or.nwe.-Caiifornia navels. $500
3.e5 per box: Fioridas. s2.so02.7s per
box.
PfneappIes- 50 per crate.
Posstaes-Michigan car lots. $1,000
per bu; new Bermudas. 1915 per ou'
Pouitry-springs. 1sc; fowl, 12c; old
sS iss turseys sssiiss IS Dressed
poultry: Hens, 13c; SPRINGS. IL mllc;
ducks. 1sc; geese, 14c' turkeys. 2o@2zc
Rabbit.-si.z5 per doz
sweet Potatoes-Jerseys. kiln dried.
TsiiowUEo' i. sMc; No. 2. sosc Id.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
YOUTHS ADMIT THEFT.
checkroom Employees Stole $1,000
Worth Of Goods From D. q c.
Boat.

Charged with the WHOLESALE theft
of goods from the checkroom OF one
OF the ID. Il c. boats. Edward st. John.
No. 542 Goodson-st., and Robert Hous.
err, No. $40 Catherine-st., were arrest
ed. Friday The two men were check
ers and are accused OF taking and dis
posing OF about $l,400 worth OF
goods. much OF which has been re-
covered. The thefts were committed
during the latter par. OF November,
The police say the youths have con
fessed.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
nOsTON COPpER LETTER

/ Nep0rtTd by Paine Wehber co. Tor
Tho Times. Jan. 21,---Market TODAY
sbcs4ed n slightly stronger tendency al
though nothing showed much Of an al
varce, vet the volume OF orders Just
under the market was larger than II
has been for some time. Utah Cons.
had a two point rally on good buying.
East Butte was active at u $685..
The BALANCE Of the list was dull but on
the whole was satisfactory session
for short day. We look for gradually
IMPROVING prices with increasing specu-
latton
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BOsTON COPPER LETTER

heported by HAYDEN Stone a Co. Tor
The Times. I'm. 21.--Market continues
extremely dull with the tone steady.
Utah Cons hHs been about only active
points: North Butte quoted 2S3-l: Ne
vada Cons at 1878: East Butte ct
~ b-S IN the Industrial iist the tone
u generally hrm. The Atlantic OUR A.
continued strength. the pfd selling at
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

DETROIT. Jan. 2l:-Boston copper
share sales OF Jan. goth. furnished oy
Hayden. stone a. Co: Adv. 100; AZ AZ.
Butte. 200: b. & b.. so; G. & a. 42S;
c. q n. 10; Cent. 80; c. n. $50; C.
i Rsng ss sG; p; W. So e r. i.as 20 Han an
las: He'd. 100: Helv.. 235: Ind, 10; l..
c.. Is; do pfd. 46; ]. Roy. IS; Kerr l. !.
74o, Kew. 80: Lake, s55; Las, sse;
Mass. 100; Mex. 800; Mia. o; Ney.
225; N. L., so; o. f., 100: Csc, IS; Par.
$50: Out, /: Ray, $50: s. Fe, 100; shan.
1856. Shat. 100: s. & B.. Lilo; s.. & p,
SIS s. Ut. $50; Tam. g.; Trim, 10; ".
Con. LOIS; Wet. %; Win. lis; Wyan..
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
WILL CHRIsTEN wARsHIP.
Miss Dorothy Loud, Of Michigan, VII
Name Collier Neptune.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 2i.-The Collier
Neptune. obtained for the United
States navy through the efforts OF
Congressman Loud. of Michigan. will
~ christianed here today at the yards
81 the Maryland Steel CO., by Miss
Dorothy Loud. the congressman's
6nuehter.
4 A. member OF the naval commit
lee Mr.. Loud Is a strong advocate Of
coiIierr. The Neptune IL the second
bIE war vessel OF this type to be built.
she q 5f2 feet long and 65 feet wide.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported by Paine, Weber * CO: Tor
The Times Jan. 21.-There has been
some liuuidation and short selling on
the advance the past few days. but
the undertone of the market has been
strong and II looks like we Will nave
an advancing market tof course with
the usual recessions) for some time.
Money conditions are easy and the
stock market is probably discounting
inctea business activity which may
result In Interstate commerce and SIT
preme court decisions are favorable.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries, extras. 27hc 10;
hrsts, use: dairy. Use: packing stock.
16c per ID.
EEx.--Fresh current receipts. cases
Included, 25hc per doz. Receipts on
Saturday, III cases.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21

bank statement as issued today. shows
the following changes: Reserve on all
deposits Increase, ss.700.fe5; reserve
on deposits other than u. ~ INCREASE.
snecie Increase SIsSb2 900: legal ten
ders, increase. yl,1ls,s00. deposits. In
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21

s5s, ,7-;sSs: good :, heavy ss ,,.s s;iI9,gsi
Ss; plss, ,I.ss@sio. csttIe-ssssssig.s
COWS and heifers. yseo@s,2S; stockers
ana feeders, sass 5,se; Texans. $40
a $40; calves. s7.6oWs.5o. sheep and
native. s2.6oG 450; western. t2I9qtt9
lambs. $3.50 a $50: western. siIbWo.So.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o., Jan. 3l.-HogsE
Receipts 1. 200. i0c lower; mediums and
heavies, $3.50: pigs, ssl0Mslb; york
ers. $40; pigs aud lights. So Catus
Receipts 5 cars. steady. sheep anu
10 cars. 80. Calves
Receipts 100, 5000.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
Death In Roaring Fire

may not result from the work OF fire-
bugs. but often severe burns are caus.
ed that make a quick need for Buck.
lens Arnica Salve. the quickest sur.
est cure for burns. wounds, bruises.
boils, sores. II subdues Inflammation.
II kills pain. It soothes and heals.
Drives on skin eruptions, ulcers or
piles. Only Csc at e. c. Kinsel. Gen.
trail Drug Co.. Gray & Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21

Brndstreet's report OF bank clear.
ms for the week ended Jan. 10. show
ccntinud falling on, totals for the
<|rek being s3,3l6.2l1 900, compared
U1th "a. 507. 1900 last week and 81
$4,000 for the corresponding
6<1 Inst year The largest declines
>1 shown IN New York. the de-
1900 being 26.7 per cent Detroit
o~1< ar Increase OF IS per cent
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
PRODUCE.

The market for farm products Is
rather slow at present Butter ano
eggs have been on the down grade 'or
"A week. and buyers are taking Only
what they need for present surprises.
The poultry deal Is fiat. Receipts the
past week would compare with tue
retail demand is on a very small scale.
and the bulk OF receipts has gone TO
the big dressers at their own prices.
Calves are moving slowly, as are also
dressed hogs Rabbits seem to be
tribe frmer, but the deal Is small
one now.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
BUSINESS NOTES.

From preliminary figures 1t is said
that the American Radiator Co. wiz
make the best showing In its history
in the year ending Jan. 81.
Spier. Robins & Gehrke, the archi-
tects, have prepared plans and are
receiving bids for a five-story brick
and concrete stock building for the
Stroh Brewery Co., on Gratiot-ave.
+. s. Bigler has returned TO Detroit
after an absence of three and one
half years to become general man
ager of the Michigan Bolt & Nut
works. He succeeds the late r. L.
Gilbert. Previous TO his removal 20
Cleveland, where he was in charge Ct
a large industrial plant, Mr.. Bigler
had been associated with the Michi-
gan Bolt & Nut works for 20 years.
He has many loyal friends here who
are pleased to welcome him back.
Mr.. Bigler has great ability as an or
gapizer and manager. The other CT
ficers of the company are: President,
T. Y. Swift; vice-president, l.. l.. Bar
bour; secretary and treasurer, 81
MacLean.
The annual meeting Of the Michi-
gan Wire Cloth Co. was held, Friday
afternoon, and the following direc-
tors were elected w. j. Chittenden,
Frank III. Croul, Hugh O'Connor, w.
II. Brace and Arthur @. O'Connor. pr
ficers were later elected as follows;
President, William J. Chittenden:
yice-president. Frank II. Croul; secre-
tary treasurer and manager. Hugh
OConnor.
A syndicate of London capitalists.
headed by Capt. A. Rawlinson and
Lord Northcliffe has secured the sell.
ing rights OF the EMF. and Fland-
ers cars for Great Britain. The deaf,
n Is said. calls for an initial order OF
900 cars, two-thirds OF which will
he Flanders 40" machines. Capt.
RaWlinson has been in the city sew
eral days in connection with the
negotiations.
Kueh Chalmers. president OF the
Chalmers Motor Co., will address the
next MONDAY luncheon of the Board
of Commerce, which will be held In
the Hotel Pontchartrain, Wednesday,
ian. 25, at 1915. Mr.. Chalmers VIII
talk on craftsmanship and Advertis'
ing" upon which topics he Is recoy'
uized as one of the foremost speak
ers I'm the country, though he mas
seldom been heard in his home city.
The weekly statement OF the De-
troit Clearing House shows an IN
crease I'm savings deposits OF $522,o0V
from last week Monday Is becom-
ing easier, as is indicated by the fact
that funds are coming back to me
cities from the country banks. There
Is a good demand for paper from the
country as well.
Henry VI. Leland. the representa-
tive of the Detroit Board OF Com
merce, before the National Tarih
commission association. has just re-
turned from the sessions OF that body
i'm Washington. and will give his re.
mort to the directors OF the board
next week. Mr. Leland states that
ihe deliberations OF the board wero
very interesting and instructive.
J.b Printing Done Right. Thee
] s>-s.ssu~ Co No rs John R.-st. Call
4 Main ilss. OF City ssss.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
Markets and Finance

sl1-4 Ann Pneu pfd II selling IL. Ann
r. a Il. continues steady around l4SH
Island Greek pfd is selling at ~. gain
of I point
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
BY "FINANcEs


q
Is S IS:
S:%' % h sAs writer
s os 20 ana uns viii nvssu
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21

crease. si5.OS2, 700: circulation. increase.
slO4, 900; total loans, sl.245.sll,lOe. The
surplus is $40. 523. 475, as compared WIN
$30,S22.50) last year, and s3l's4z'zo
fWo vaara aR0 +,
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
NEW YoRk rRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Flour-Quiet
Pork-Steady: mess. szzzs
m2250 Lard-Dull: middle west. spot.
SlO2On1030 Sugar-Raw weaker
centrifugal. sc test. 3.4sc; muscovado
so test. 2ssc; refined. quiet cut loaI
soc: granulated. 1850 47oe Conee-
Rio; No. !. on the sPotss is ccup tsn
HisN: No .. so@s6 clover. 50Gs5e,
Dressed pouitry-ouiet; turkeyss,ies%@
ducks. 10000. Live poultry-Dull;
geese. l4c; ducks. lee: fowls. lsh g iSe;
turkeys. 1bdlsc: ROSTERS. l01s ~ lie
Chcese--Duli. steady, state milk, COM
mon to specials, sQ17c: skins. common
to specials. 3Q12c; full skins, 2ws%cS
Butter-Dull. Irregular; receipts s,ysv'
creamery, extra, 26hc; state GARY
tubs, $50 25c; initiation creamery. nrsts.
1sd1sc. Eggs-Dull, lower receipts
S.7i9: nearby white. fancy. SOC NEARBY
mixed. fancy. 27@ 2sc: fresh frsts. 20
q &c
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21

Detroit heA"
send
lFred
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
cu1c.Co pRODUCE.

CHICAGO. Jan. 21.--Butter--Extras
35ibc; firsts. zoe: dairy. extras. &c.
firsts lee Eggs-Prime hrsts &c.
firsts see Cheese-Skims. 5nl5hc;
young Americas, 1874 G16c, Live poul-
try-Fowls. 13hc; ducks. la li'se'
geese, IL Q12c.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
License Clerk Has Mumps.

Alexander Stewart marriage II.
cense clerk in tn county clerks
office, is confined to his home at No.
725 Twenty-fifth-st, with an attack of
humps
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
U. s. GOVT BONDS.

NEW YORK MONEY.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2l--Bar silveI-
24hd: do. New York, 53c; de-
mand sterling. SASS. "a 4.s5.7o.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21

au.suess-iik~ PrtnrsnG. NO fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co.. IL
Johr v 81 Main 1919 or CIV SSsb
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nain ifss. OF City ssss.
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LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-OpepinE
Dunnfng n stevens Live stock Report

Dunnink stevens Live ss"ys nesyf.
cattie--Receipts 3 cars, market
S6.5OQ675. good prime l.2oo to 1000
Id steers. 1886 96.4o: best LOO TO L.
dium butcher steers. 1000 to Loo lbs,
$500? light butcher steers. 500
b25; best fat cows, s475@5.26: fair TO
good. do. s3.s59450; common 10 me.
. Is: best fat Seifsrs. $500 sas; good
fat he.ters. t505.5o: fair 70 good, DO:
$3.50 qS.75; stock heifers. s3;2bgs.So;
best Fading steers. dehorned. $500
1S4 70 o ssoeks .1 s ali sr rss !;
So 2b@L75; stock bulls. stat75; best
mixers and springers. t50@so each;
to soS Ssss % 10 soos and so .OsSsss
heavy. ,s,i5; workers.. $40; pigs. $3.50.
pigs. $3.50.
s.s5i yearlings. t5d5.25. wethers, f4.25
n4bO. ewes. 5000
-Calves-s5d1075
EAST NJ FFALO-Ctese.
EAST BUFFALO, ~. ". Jan. I'll
Cattle-Receipts 25, market light and
steady: prime steers. .tC.5Og6.16; butch
er grades. .s3as calves-Receipts $50.
market fair. soc lower; Gull TO choice.
sp,s 1900 S sssse s sTSw an% steady
choice lambs. ssas2bi Gull to fair,
S4.75d5: yearlings s5M525; sheep. 50
a. $50 Hogs-Receipsz 1850, market
SLOW SLOW s ~ I0ysS yo ,}.G siSS&s
heavy. ssds1o: roughs. s7dT.S0; stays.
$sa6.5o.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Jan, 21.-Hogs--Receipts
] 1900. market slow. mixed and butch
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a. rF s;s,.s ~ 70 t me- 60, s.s
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From preliminary figures 1t is said
that the American Radiator Co. will.
make the best showing In its history
in the year ending Jan. 81.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices, furnished by HAYDEN,
stone a Co, Jan. IL:
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EAST BIFFALo-Cio.e.
cHIcAGo LIVE srocl<.

CHICAGO. Jan Receipts
1900. market slow; mixed and butch