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Three bpeople ins iJacksoaS4ile the
other day lost'their lives eating road
stools which they lnist6ok fore music
rooms. The fellow Who does nds
know the difference sought7 not 10
have the MUSHROOM tastes3sDla ne
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arhen again, perhaps VI npf6kfdtht
Diaz 4sd took the field he99Hs hs q
sisnef and handed them a few as re
gfd en- fudteIftU VERA Graz, the story
right have been differ gae. ,oH 2
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EdsF tBdbleebGlnrsEd Y FFf55v6s
residence and the Downing Co. dia-
mond ring Finder, viii kindly re-
Ilrlr 70 ADDRESS below and receive
reward. S-A Lamb, care ue Down
ing 20 5-29
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Now is tie time to get rid OF. your
rheumatism, You win find Chamber
lain's Eminent %onderfully effective.
One application wilt convince you Of
Its merits Try it. For sale by E. c.
Bruce. druggist. oia 1sl1] }'@A
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FOR RENT-StoreE, OFFICES, realdsM-
ceH and farms and county kemsA
Albert Fendig & Co, Pbonl i7Os
+ Sotaeri NsRcastls a1d Giodesstas
! ffELI m1IlM ]
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oErieaAn ORGAN LoEI

9 cIynh co6hty;o clynn dcoGhtyi Com.
snlsscners,o chg 6ff BfunSMicK; the
United statss Court Of BANKRUPTCY
Ter This ,pIstrlet ,, 49,
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The city Editor ~. .,,,...,,...,r .s4e1
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NEWS PUBLISHING CO..
Brunswick. Ca.

~~-~-te~---5~J z-S@' -ss-4--
And now the supreme court Has
ruled mat the tobacco trust must,
also SMOKE Oh a little
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& You lwill ne2'er regret buying ybur
" 4el Al btash cht. CO. St almost npth.
ing 70 heep il going Phone Cos
Geo w Harper, sales cent
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FoR RENT

FOR RENT To desirable narties,
nicely furnished led rooms, all CON
Venieces. Phone privileges. 1915 I'm
ion street. Phone IFS. 5-31.
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BE sure and attend Sig Levis6n's
.fre sale st ISs3
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Special rates and excellent service
for club slippers and dinner parties
at Glynn Cais.
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Read oar ad on society page about
me Brush car; now isytlia tinge56o buy
ask ior catalogue or phone us al
900. Geo w, Harper, sales agent.
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Patent your ideas and LET Glrvin
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WANTED-Alen 10 learn barber trade
se~ weeks repaired. Best saying
%aEk within the reach Of poor man.
: vases I'D 70 $29 weekly. Small capi-
tal starts shop. Few tarbers take
apprentices. 1e12ad increasing.
Write Tor free particulars. Mofs- Bar
Der College, Atlanta, ga.
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BE sure and attend Sig Leyisqn's
, 4F
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a, CARE OF NEWS, WILL PLEASE
-ett-ts~FoR AwxwEue ro~Ir,a
AoVEFTisEMEN
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RUBBER Stamps.
enl.1t SUPERIOR BRICK
C e - ihralonlliar !,

SAGE 16T iesf ihFpopuiar llsht shades
SIR ~. and, durable at-haH The price
i6f riorti4erIi f4tR $40 to sl9 q thou
sand. instead IF $2f,ttoss3o a thousand.
As artistic as any brick made
You can buy. our Al-l1ard Brick at
the same price Of kiln3ran common
trIch.-- TtleY. are far better, smooth
er and q uniform size. Tcey have
MOI ctsqltss nor cracks taey rus true
and here are 70 bats Superior for
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you will use them asain. Write as for
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ssyss Child From Hsssn,
~ A.lA4fter ssif lcfaiid had Y nfsn,.sd E,

severe bronchial trouble Ter year. .
wrote G. T. Richardson Of Richard-
sons Mills. Ala, @we feared It had
consumption. Il had a I'd cough ali
aths Tine WeSrrted many remedies
without avail, and doctors medicine
seemed useless. F'fin$fsy we. trieti
DR.. Kings New Discovery, and are
pleased To- say thai one hottie effect
ed a complete cure, and cur child is
again strooERg 9nd healthy For coughs.
eoles h6arsehsssa 8agrPpe asthma,
efod2 an1 soresldags its te most in
failihle remedy that's made. SPrice
soc and s1.0o Trial bottle freezGuar-
anteed by Rcse'sr Drug store. s
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MEN-our Illustrated cataloeas ex-
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IN few weeks, mailed fres 1IoleP
Barber esllege. atlanta, Ca
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WANTED-A competent foreman
tor1 hYerS -husnsess2 good salarg for
rlght man. Apply to S. Marks. 1920
'Sii'9 80 ee'. SO
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EoR sALE.


I 81 7 kitk s.,.-.-.--..-- -
FOR S.sEE-A nice Shetland pony
and harness. Apply at store H. NJ.
Miller 6 spH. tt
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FOR sALEIef monthly paymept
pan. hVesroom cottage on 75xl00-foot
sIet' : Street, between Clebourne and
Davis streets Easy pay meats. Max
Isaac
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fper, sales akent &1f @
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The Detroit times., 1911-04-06
INTEREST IN FOREIGN AND
HOME MISSIONS INCREASES
This 10 Report Of Societies OF Detroit
Presbytery Which Concludes
Two-Day Session.

That interest and the spirit or CIV
ing In home and foreign missionary
work had decided impetus In 1910
was the conclusion drawn by the read
ing of various Official reports. In the
annual meetings of the Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary so
cieties or the Presbytery OF Detroit.
held In the Trumbull-aye. Presbyterian
church Wednesday and Thursday.
Women in the Presbyterian
churches are waking up TO their mis-
sionary responsibilities, commented
Mrs. William S. Jerome, OF Worthwhile.
who presided over the foreign meet
ing. Thursday.
To spur those present to further
endeavor Mrs ID. p. Yerkes read re
view OF Arthur Judson Brownies mis-
sionary book called The How and
Why" which takes the stand that
people who do not take an interest
and give support TO missions are hope
lessly behind the times and not in
touch with true Christian life.
Mrs. Frederic b. Stevens Ought
message from the Episcopal denom-
ination In an interesting story OF the
manner I'm which New York city cele-
brated the missionary jubilee, meet
ings in commemoration of which,
were held in Detroit and elsewhere
throughout the country last fall. Mrs.
John Balloon Shaw, OF Chicago. pres,
ident OF the board OF the North West
spoke on Our stewardship" point.
ing out that the members of the for
eign society were stewards OF the
souls OF the heather In foreign lands
and should feel themselves account
able for the conversion OF as many OF
the benighted as their interest and
free giving could accomplish.
The meeting closed Thursday after
noon with addresses by Mrs. Shaw
and Mrs. !. T. Headland, OF China. the
latter missionary supported by the
society.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-06
Illinois HsuSe TO Act on
Bill to Push Investigation

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, April 6.-The
battle-ground OF the bribery investiga-
ton concerning the alleged 500, 900
Jackpot" In connection with the
election Of United States Senator
William Lorimer today was trans.
ferred from the Illinois senate to the
Illinois house. '~ =
Friends of Lorimer are laying plans
for the defeat OF the bill which an.
propriating $4,000 for the use OF the
state senate bribery investigation com.
mittee in continuing its work
The state senate, following the SEN
satfonal testimony OF Clarence s.
Funk, general manager OF the Inter.
national Harvester Co. late yesterday
Afternoon passed the bill with a rush.
It was Immediately sent TO the house
and At is expected TO be finally acted
on before the week ends.
Members OF the bribery investigat-
ing committee do not believe the
house will dare defeat the bill. I'm
view OF the evidence thus far gath.
cred by the committee.
The next meeting OF the bribery
will be held next Thursday
when Important disclosures are looked
Tor.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-06
WHEN IN DOUBT.
CONSULT FINANCE

| am afraid
iWHEN IN DOUBT. have o apologize for letting
| CONSULT FINANCE" tbrely unEeter proposition IN
/! however,
that IL VIII not
snoothreading advertisements a
tried We
you called sending
above that advise not
have be OF the
binary devices eery concealed maoder houses most
which, probably sell
house perhaps fifteen
altogether the deposit that
asked plausible OF the
special
Ink without
difficulty While their
which hired collect
should ordinary
pen would not do Just Reliance fountain
application blank which full oil holes
them jump through make fuss
Perhaps
should which
received but inclined would hard time do
collect would enable
their they
which they s a 8
There thing a that
collected fashion
hundred anybody The highest $4,000
choice 100000
10 be in the right of
Ii unfortunately columns full
of this
nnocentlooking somebody
their literature
who and that With
this firm before has
Brel Unkefer dol
with Their advertising sounds
let these jobs with the
written circular
The Detroit times., 1911-04-06
HUMAN HEARTS
NEED DIVINE WORD
Men Of Today Should Have Indweli-
ing of Holy Spirit for Good OF
Of World, Says Lenten Speaker.

Taking the Word OF God" as his
subject, the Rev. John Timothy Stone,
OF the Fourth Presbyterian church,
Chicago, sought TO impress on the big
audience at the Lenten service in the
Detroit opera house, Thursday noon
the need. for the teachings OF the
Bible TO be implanted In the hearts OF
men, that the world might possess 2
citizenship which would be loyal TO
God.
1.-The Word OF God is immovable,
said Pastor Stone, and II is strong
because of the enemies IL has made.
Nobody is strong II not fearless I'm
making enemies in the name OF right
eousness."
The Bible had done much for art
and literature and was the humaniz-
ing agency for children and the mag
ma charter for the poor and oppressed,
Mr.. Stone emphasized. 1t had brough.
comfort and help TO the windows and
orphans.
Voltaire. the infidel, had once said
that the Bible would die in 100 years,
but IL had kept right on being publish
ed and read, there being twelve billion
copies distributed today, the speaker
pointed out. II was being published
in the languages OF 160 different ma
tions. IL was not an impossible book
TO read, because OF its volume, al
though there were $1,000 verses and
over three-quarters of million
words in IT,
Mr.. Stone quoted a number OF au-
thors TO show that they regarded the
Bible as work of worth. Sir Isaac
Newton had said the Word of God is
the most sublime philosophy; HuX-
ley had termed IL 1.-The most Demo
cratic book in the world" while Lin.
coin and Grant had also spoken well
OF II. Grant, the speaker said had
declared that the Bible has given the
world true civilization and would be
a guide for the future"
Speaking OF Cromwells regard for
the Bible and his placing a copy OF
IL In the hands OF every one OF his sol
diers. Mr.. Stone said that the world
owed more honor and gratitude TO the
great general than history accorded
him.
The pastor also declared that Shake
speare's works were built 10 a large
extent, on the Bible, and that Whit.
tier and Longfellow associated the
word of God with most OF their poetry.
There would be little left If the Word
of God were taken from the writings
OF Whittier and Longfellow, Mr. Stone
added.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-06

only sl66,S2S,S74. instead OF sf05,131,-
$50 as was stated in Commissioner
Lanes report. The difference is ac-
counted for by dividends paid out OF
income from other sources such as
dividends and interest from subsidiary
roads. The total track operated was
1882. an increase of 4,250 miles
over the 1910 total The average pay
OF railroad employees has increased
from $2.07 per day to s229 per day
within the past five years. Labor re-
ceived AZ per cent OF the gross earn.
ings OF the railroads.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-06
ACCUSES FORMER PARTNER.
Sam Wiseman Says Leon Marcus
Ruined Machinery In Plant.

Sam Wiseman Says Leon Marcus
Ruined Machinery In Plant.
According TO Samuel Wiseman, one
Leon Marcus has most unique meth.
DDS OF obtaining revenge. Wiseman
and Marcus were formerly partners
, in the manufacture OF bed springs.
They had some differences and Wise
man forced Marcus out OF the busi-
ness
Now Wiseman has caused Marcus
arrest He declares that Marcus stole
into the place OF business in the dead
OF night and carried away essential
parts OF the machinery used i'm the
making of bed springs. The plant is
located on Brady-st. and Is now hors.
de-combat. Wiseman says IL will cost
small fortune to replace the miss
Ing parts
Marcus was arrested Thursday by
Detectives Brooks and Seymour. Lat.
er. warrant was sworn out in police
court. charging Marcus with malicious
injury to property.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-06
BOsToN COPPER MARkET-CIosc.

Ariz Com 1874 Ahmeek 40, Alouez
81, Adventure .. Butte Coal IL n Cal A.
riz 5Oit Cal a Hec ass. chino 22A Cop
Eangc coz, Davis DAILY I 7-15, East
butte ~ franklin ga. GirOuX 8. Gold =
held Cons o. Greene Can 6 y, Ind 1875.
Inspiration IS. Isle Royale 1871 La
Sale 4 -, La Rose =. Lake 81 a. Mass
- Miami tSE. Mohawk 81, Mich 2.
New Cons 1874 New Utah SIS, Niplssing
lO~s. North Butte 25t,, North Lake :,
old Dom 81. Osceola lO5. Quincy 6S.
Ray Cons 15aL shan lOta. South Lake
.5&t. Sup COP 33'h. sup a. Ros ga. sun
* Pitts IL. Tam IS, Utah Cons 1874. u
- Smelt 80 IA do pf a.,
The Detroit times., 1911-04-06
Il Won't Discuss Matter
In Street." Says LOrimer

PITTSBURG, Pa, April 6.-"That
is something / will discuss on the
fioor Of the senate and not in the
street" replied Senator Lorimer. OF
Illinois, here today, TO questions re-
garding the charges made in Spring
field. yesterday, by General Manager
Funk, of the International Harvester
Co., before the Illinois senate bribery
committee.
The blonde boss" did not appear at
all disturbed over the sensational de-
velopments In the west and he de-
clared he had not taken the trouble
TO read Funk's charges in detail
Lorimer arrived In Pittsburg last
night and will leave here today for
YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, to look over a new
tunnel drilling machine. He Will go
direct to Washington from Johnstown.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-06
LAFOLLETTE ASKS SENATE
TO REOPEN LORIMER CASE
(Continued from page L.

ago. He then said he knew nothing
OF "slush" fund.
II never collected any money.
never paid out anything and / never
solicited any money for the purpose
CT bribing legislators or influencing
them. never knew and l know
nothing about any money being used
TO further the election OF Mr.. Lori
mer. You can put that in the strong
est terms as possible. Make Il as
emphatic as you can. see absolute
ly no reason for changing a word OF
my testimony before the committee. I"
The Detroit times., 1911-04-06
LIVE STOCK.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS

DETROIT. April Cows and com
mon cattle Steady. others. lOQ l5c
lower outlook weak Prices ranged as
follows: Choice steers averaging from
L. 600 to !. ] 90 pounds ut IS. IS d6, choice
handy killers st5Cd5.50. light 20
good butchers steers and heifers, SGD
MAPS. common killers and fat COWS.
g25Od475. Gamers cows, 81 20 a 30.
common 10 prime shipping bulls, $50
AS. light butchers and heavy sausage
bulls. S25013. stockers and feeders,
.f25On475 per cwt Mich cows: Dull
at s25G4s Veal calves: Active and
higher. at S450u775 per cwt. sheep
and lambs. Active and steady; quality
fair choice lambs. {6.6006.75; light TO
fair S5n6 common TO prime sheep.
S305. mixed sheep and lambs. $4,000
5 so: common killers, 81 16c 20 culls;
S2M25O per cwt Hogs Active and
STEADY quality, fair prime mediums
and Fat workers. seeOd6s5. light york
ers and pigs. s7G7.05 per cwt Re-
ceipts. Cattle. 40. calves. 9sS sheep
4,O31. hogs BIS
The Detroit times., 1911-04-06
morIe and others indicted.

CHICAGO, April Gas a result of
the general raid OF the department OF
1usffce on alleged bucketshops
fhrouxhout the country, nine indict-
ments were handed down by the fed
eral grand jury here today against
members OF the Chicago branch OF
~ CapitaI Investment Co. whose Of
e~Ss were entered I'm the general at.
tack. indictments, charging fraudu.
lent use OF the mails were returned
AGAINST sfgmund McHie. William A.
Nellie. Richard !. Nellie, Richard A.
Mari. James H. Southland. Frank n.
WlIllams. Charles w. Dickell and >.
s Dickes. all interested In the Capt.
m concern.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-06
AppIes-Baldwins SI5oQ6. Steers
red S6q650 per Dbl
| Bananas-Good shipping stock. $i.6s


AppIe.-Baldwips sASo9s: steers
red. $50 $50 per Dbl,
Banana.-Good shipping stock. si6s
Besu.-Dried Lima, sh G7c per To-
Ceiery-Florida. s2.26 a $50 per crate.
CsuIino~er = California. S2250.?S
per crate. sl75 per hamper.
late made, lsGf4c; York state nats,
old. l61lsc: late made. i39ltc; do
mestic Swiss. lsS20c: black swiss. 10
burger. To tic: brick cheese, ith0
lee.
Cr..berrie. Late HoweA $40 per
Dste.wFer.ian. s0so per lib: FardA
Dressed Caives-Fancy. lo0loKc 10:
F,.Dan Haaals.-s& q Sc per Id.
FiEs-Imported. new. Ice per 10:
California. s5e pc: ID.
Fresh Vegetables - cacumbers. nat
house. sl25Ql7S per doz: lettuce. hot
house. i2g12ac 10; head lettuce. s2.i3
az hamper. radishes, hothouse. 200
abe; green pepper. eoc per basket: car
rots. soc per bu; rutabagas. Ace per bu:
parsnips. 500 Soc per blu: oeets. 604S6o
bu. turnips. soc per bu; tomatoes. o..
basket crates, 81. SO u 2. soc per basket;
pie plant, 40 u soc bunch. spinach. 81
Der hamper; green beans 50 5O94
per hamper; green beans, $3.50 hamp-
er: wax beams, 50 bu; asparagus. sl.25
Ul.75 per doz: California. +0a45c per
bunch; green onions. loo per doZ; beets,
SO q soc per doz: green peas. IS per
hamper; new cabbage. S225q250 per
crate.
Grapes gas. ,79s per Dbl
Grape Fruit = FLORIDA. s5.750+ per
Hosey-Fancy white. I7Glsc: No L.
loc per Id.
Hsy-Detroit dealers are paying tue
iot. pep Detroit 9o Sal no nay t,mo fsy
new, S16Q16.50; No. timothy, $50
1850: clover, mixed. Slsg 1850 rye
wagons on the city markets ranged
from slsQl as 10 quality:
Hides-No. ! cured. loe. No. ! green green
&c; No. cured kip, llet No
green. 10c; cured calf No. /. l5c: green
calf. No. l, lSc 10; horse hides. No i.
Nooi soc S So 10 saf Siaes. e on on
Maple sugar-New sap goods. ITO
lie per Id; maple syrup. $50 soc per
Nut.-Black walnut. ~ 02c per ID:
butternuts. shglc per ID: new shell.
0a Isno .s .Es Psr Ia. .s.so0..
Limes-Sl q 1.2L per dox.
Mnshrooms-l6g zoe per dos.
$50 oe. c4ste Pss os ps9 sa
Onion sets-Yellow. =l.5o; white
OrHng naVels, tZibV
s.25 per box: Floridas. $3.50 OATS per
box
penpples-Fioridas. - per crate:
81 q $50 per dog
Observation-Disclosures car lots. IS q 4sc
per bu. new BeTmudas, S2.75 Der bu.
$3.50 per Dbl
sr ? isa Slss; ,f fowl
ducks. lac; geese, IL l2c: turkeys. "A
u &c per ID. Dressed poultry: Hens,
10 u Ice; springs, s6c; ducks. 10 " Ice;
geese. IL Q12c: turkeys. $50 zoe per 10.
StrawberrIes-2i-q at. cases. $545.25;
pint cases, S3I3.25 per case.
Sweet Potatoes-Jerseys. Kiln dried
tl.1S per crate.
TaIIow-No /. SIC; No 2 4s.c ID.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-06
JOBBING PRICES.

Canned Goods-Apples. gals. s2.75:
baked beans. lib. so q soc: Lima beans.
S141.5o. Corn: Fancy Maine, Sl.l0:
standard, s5e. Table 6eets; si2S q 40.
ard. 500; soaked, sSa7oc. salmon.
sockeye. tall. S2I5; fiat. ,2.25; Alaska
reds. $3.50: Alaska pinks. sl.25. Toma-
toes. 4SQsOc: succotasn, 81 0l.l0 per
doz
Coffee - Packet coffee. 100-lb. case.
SIS. IS 22.5o. delivered.
Feed-Bran. s27; fine middlings, S2s;
coarse middlings. sE5. cracked corn
oats chop. $40 per ton.
Flour-Michigan patents, in wood.
straight. ti.65; clear. Si.2e per bbL Rye
OH Raw iinseed. csc; boiled lin
seed. Sac. Diamond headlight ker-
osene. Sc; Perfection. &C; Eocene.
l0izc, crown gasoline, l212c gal; tur-
pentine. In barrel lots. $l.0S gal
,rro..i,ssi.e,n pork si..SO' fam =.
1850: smoked hams, l3Ql4hc; dry
salted brlskets. lG12c; shoulders, IVA &c.
picnic hams. s$.c, bacon, y " lie;
lard. in tierces. sac; kettle rendered.
sugars-corrected daily by w. II.
Edgar d Son: Crystal dominoes. 2-lb,
$50: 6-lb. $3.50. Eagle tablets. $685.
cut loaf. s6.06: cubes, $3.50: xxx
t546; graduated. extra coarse. ,s.ls:
hne. in bulk. 35.05. in 26-lb. cotton
bags. $40; Michigan graduated. $4ss:
household powdered, bib. cartons, is to
case, $3.50 per case: diamond a. ss.ls;
eonfectloners' A, IS; No. 1905; NO,
{s.o6. No. 3. IS: No. q, sI-95; No. 8. 1922:
No 8, SASS. No. z, $3.50: No. =. N.Ie:
NO. NO. a. ' as No NO Is fs $50 No. Il. :sS:
No. 10, 34.bU per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-06
CLEVELAND.
Pk0ucCE.

There was not very much 10 be said
tor the produce market this morning
Receipts OF poultry were again very
small but as arrivals are very poor
ia quality. buyers generally prefer the
Refrigerator stock. and "A few coops OF
live chickens 20 a long way. Eggs
were fraction higher again yester-
day and. with butter, the market seems
TO be on the mend. stocks or dressed
calves which showed accommodating
tendencies earlier In the week. were
all cleaned up this morning. ana deal
ers look for pretty good inquiry next
week
The Detroit times., 1911-04-06
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