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The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
CASHIERS BOOKS IN
HOPELESS TANGLE

DURAND, Mich, Nov 1l.--H. II.
Simpson cashier OF the First Com
mercial & Savings bank, who was ar,
rested on a charge OF making false
entries. has been released on $4,000
bail. c. S. Reed, president OF the
bank. which is in charge OF the state
examiners, and several stockholders
EreHton= his bond
Simpsons books are in hopeless
tangle.
JAMS p. Walton recently decided
to purchase the Durand Lumber Co 5
business for $4,000 and mortgaged
three houses to the bank 10 raise the
money. Walton came TO the bank
several times for his money, but says
Simpson put him off with various
pretexts. Walton finally told the
story to the bank examiner, and II is
discovered that Simpson had him
credited on the bank books with but
81. 900. The mortgages had peen re-
corded with the register OF deeds, and
IT is understood the stockholders will
paw Walton's claim at once.
one OF the hardest hit Of the de
positors is a. y. Brock, who recently
sold his dry goods stock and house
hold goods in Durand preparatory TO
leaving today for California. He is
stakeholder Of the bank and his money
is deposited there
II is learned that Simpson owns an
automobile and has been employing
a chauffeur at $50 a month. He has
been the center Of many gay supper
parties at Long Lake during the last
year and frequent visitor in Detroit
outside business hours
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
'UsTOMs RECEIPTS
FALL. OFF $19,000,O0


WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE dis
<1&rion OF tariff schedules I'm con
&/c1a and probable action In the near
|IInfo reducing duties WAS respons-
|I|c for the Si9,000000 decrease IN
<IefOms receipts for the fiscal year
//1iI. according 10 the annual report
/oI Lee McCmng, treasurer OF the
|IIited States, made public yester-
Ist. ON account of increases from
{UIhcr sources Mr. McClung points out,
However the total receipts reached
4 LIo new record OF nearly SOL ,3l5,OOO.
Calling attention 20 the fact that
F. The fiscal year closed with about SI7-
4 co. 900 as working balance in the
vaults OF the treasury-approxim
Iihe same amount which is there today
mi. McCmng says:
f.As there is no emergency calling
flor an increase of government de-
/ Dosits In banks, the treasury may, by
keeping the cash In it's own vaults In
dimes of monetary ease. prevent the
use OF the funds for the promotion OF
speculative expansion II, however,
financial conditions should become
strained the secretary of the treas
ury is in position TO give prompt and
Effective relief to the business situa.
ton"
The treasurer OF the United states
Is the only bonded person in his of
fee, Notwithstanding the enormous
amounts of money and securities
Necessarily handled by subordinateS.
Mr. McClung requests the enactment
Iof law (which would secure more
Protection TO the government and
greater fairness to the treasurer by
placing bonded responsibility more
directly upon those officials and EN-
ployes actually handling money and
securities"
To meet the demand for small de
Nominations of currency the treas
nrer recommends that s. gold GER
fificates be issued, removing the re-
striction which confines the issue 10
$40 and above, and also that the pro-
vision of law limiting the number OF
IS bank notes be repealed or modified.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
SOCIAL SERVICE WORKERS
PLAN NOVEL DEPARTURES

IN meeting IN the paTfUrs of the
Woodward-ave. Baptist church. Fri
day night OF the members OF the local
social service committee OF the Men
and Religion Forward Movement and
other church workers proposals were
made TO give moving picture enter
talnments in the churches during the
week; open the churches the week
around for social gatherings a means
planned 10 overcome the saloon as a
poor mans club" give lectures on
sex hygiene and open the school
houses for the use OF labor unions as
meeting places. Sixty-seven of the
81 labor organizations in the city now
meet over or near saloons. II was
stated
Ira w Jane. who presided, said the
schools belonged 10 the laboring man
as much as 10 anyone else, and argued
that the schools ought TO be available
I for public use. No action was taken
on any OF the matters discussed. but
another meeting will be held in two
weeks 70 go further into the different
plans and suggestions. Forty of the
81 Protestant churches OF the city
had representatives al the conference
The committee on "Evangelism
met in the Y VI. G. A. and mapped out
a program OF work, while committees
on other branches of church work
held meetings In other parts OF the
city and took forward steps along the
lines suggested by the expert workers
VINO conducted the Forward Men and
Religion campaign in Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
SIMS WILL KEEP UP
FIGHT ON SOCIAL EVIL

CLEVELAND. Ohio Nov ll-For'
mer United States District Attorney
Sims. Of Chicago. here today, made II
clear that he does not intend TO drop
his fight against the social evil be-
cause nc has been retired az gov
eminent ofhctaK We must cease
looking upon the social evil as a
necessary part OF society unless we
are ready as nation, TO allow the
sacred mother instinct 10 be convert
ed into cash and to risk our own
daughters being drawn into the lives
OF shame said Sims
As district attorney Sims was ac-
live ia prosecuting vioiators OF the
Mann White slave law I've might
as Wei say murder g. inevitable and
cease arrestiuG The perpetrators az 70
farcsie that this social evil Is ncces.
say be- declared
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
NV YORK pRODl CE.

NEN NOHN. Nov II---FIOUr- Dun
and unsettled Pork Firm, mess 81 {.
Qlc25 Lard Firm. middle west sTot
SF40fq5O sugar Raw. dull ccntri-
fuGal sc test s513: muscovado 80
.ttsj. sa6e refined, dull cut loaf $40.
crashed 81 powdered SO 25 as 40.
grlnulated S630UG35 coffee. Rio
No ON spot rs iec Tallow quiet
clty. 67sc. csountry Ga NC hay.
steady. prime. 81 30. No :; 81 05ftl ID.
Vlo.er SlWI20 Dressed poultry
Dutet turkeys L0W 22c chi kens %
22c. fowls 7Hl6tac; ducks, Stil>c.
Live poultry steady geese. lac.
ducks 12dl3c fowls. 9la all ieC, tur-
Neys. l6c. ruostSrs 'ay spring chick
ems Itls "a fITsls Cheese Firm state
milk common 70 specials. l2ie "a 10 hc.
> ki ms common ito specials 90 l2"fC,
frriI-s5{sf flR2-z a. : e.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
FlzzIWlc. THE TEAsER.

Fizziwig came out OF the bathroom
with her fathers shaving brush in
her hand and her eve brows lathered.
Mama | can't fine dads razor.
"Fizziwigl" shrieked her mother.
put up that brush, wash your face
at once and get ready to take your
music lesson.
"Oh. mana, | want to shave off INV
eye brows."
Mama shrieked again,
Please let me shave of my eye
broWs.
DO rs tell you
"Oh. Please"
win you do as | say"
Then let me shave of one eye
brow"
no, no"
Well, just half an eye brow
then.
IN punish you if you don't do as l
say"
Wen. Just hair or two, please,
mama"
No I" -
You just won't let me do nything"
declared FiZziwig Whenever | start
a game. you make me stop and do
something else | don't want TO do |
don't sec why can't shave of my eye
brows and don't want 10 take a
music lesson"
"Fizziwig, if you'll stop your teas.
iuS. I'll take YOU TO the matinee
oh, goody
"FizziWig washed and dressed in
short order and they started for the
car. but il seemed as IL there were no
cars. ATier waiting and whiting for
the Longest time, a dozen cars finally
came along in a bunch They got
aboard the first one and the white
faced conductor said I'm afraid the
motormans gone dippy. He keeps
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
MICHIGAN pArENrs.

WASHINGTON. Nov li-Michig gan
patents were issued yesterday as fol-
lows: George r. Appleyard and A. NJ
Robson. Grand Rapids railway tie.
John G. Barbas Detroit, cooler Tor
candy coating, Ellsworth IT, Bclknap
and J. w. SwartZ. Detroit explosive
engine; Howard s. Coivn, Detroit con-
rolling mechanism for automobiles.
Howard s. Hawrey and j w Palmer.
jackson. spinninE machine attachment.
JOscph NJ Hommcl Detroit shipping
PACKAGE; Herbert :. Humphrey. kGla-
mazoo, valve mechanism Charles r.
kadow. Detroit. collet chuck. MuruH
W Kline. Fenton. grass seed sower
Stanlslaw !, LukasZewsSy. Detroit
heating system for explosion engines.
Ransom H. Odds Lansing, tics--tiustny
n. Schimmel Detroit, receptacle for
hyypodermic needle Arnold J Thelen
- Johns. signal device. Ray T.. White
Charlotte, steam coke
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
LAW GRIPS MAN WHO
MASKS AS ANOTHER

MARQUETTE. Mich, Nov. IL
With more than a decade OF his
sentence yet to complete, Frank
Lucy, who, with John Chellew. was
sent TO the Marquette prison from
Houghton county, in 1899. to serve a
term of 20 years for attempted arson.
has been returned TO the penitentiary
on account of having violated his
parole Both Lucy and Chellew were
released in February, 1909
Chellew observed ali the require
ments of his parole and received his
final discharge, nearly a year ago.
Lncy. however. did not make single
report, but went Immediately TO Can
ada. He has been back in this coun-
try a number of times i'm the past
year and a half and on one occasion
was in the Chippewa county jail for
minor offense. He was known then
as Jim Franklin.
Sheriff Bayliss learned afterward
Through a comparison of notes with
the prison authorities. that Lucy and
Franklin were identical persons. He
had since been Oh the lookout fer tAe
man and few days ago he located
him in a lumber camp near Trout
\ Lake.
Lucy and Chellew were convicted
OF ain attempt TO burn the home of
FORMER Sheriff August Beck OF Hough-
ton county, against whom they were
said 10 have had grudge
Lncy has steadfastly maintained
his innocence and the only explana
ton he has given of lis action in yio-
lating his parole Is that he had seFy-
ed long enough time for a crime he
did not commit, and therefore he de-
cidtd TO get out
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
WOMAN POSTS
NOTICE TO BURGLARS

NEW HAVEN, conn, Nov eS--sAff rs
Mary Wilson. who is young al s4, has
posted this novel notice TO burglars on
her summer home az Woodmont
To Whom It May Concern:
This house has been broken
into for the past several years.
This house is closed and locked
up 70 protect ii from the weather,
and there is nothing OF any more
value left in IT, II any one does
not believe IT, he can call at Mr..
Smiths. around the corner. and
get the key and see for himself.
Last year and the year before on
her return to Woodmont she found
the house had been broken into and
ransacled She did not mind the
breaking in as much->as the fact that
when the thieves departed they for
got 10 close the house again, thus ex
posing L 10 the winter weather. Mrs
Wilson got very tired of that and sc
had the notice printed. She hat
copies pasted up on the sides OF the
house
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
UNCLE SAM WILL PROBE
STEAMSHIP MONOPOLY
Federal Grand Jury Is Holding
Secret Sessions in
New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. ll.-A federal
grand jury, under direction OF the de
partment OF Justice is holding secret
sessions here 10 investigate the trans
Atlantic steamship trust, 1t was learn.
ed today
The government is making n vigor-
GUS probe into the pooling and rate
agreements by which IL is alleged all
trals-Atlantic business is controlled.
AS soon ms the grand jury makes its
report the agents of The department
of justice will prepare action under
the sherman antitrust law II the
findings bear out the charges now be
ing investigated
II became known also that the de
partment expects To extend its action
in this line 70 the Pacific lines. An
inquiry is now under way in Alaska
where a grand jury is probing an al
legged combination in coastwise bust
pess by which it is said the whole
Alaskan trade is dominated.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
New Rook. In p,h,ic Library

The following new books have been
received by the Detroit public library.
Lyman Abbott Problem OF Human
Destiny as Conditioned by Free Will"
William g. BagleY. Educational
Values" J Edwin Barnard Practical
Photo Microgra ply CLAYTON Beadle.
Rubber. Production and Utilization Of
the Raw Product" Henry 4 Bethel,
Modern Artillery IN the Field" Ed p.
ward L. Burch. Electric Traction for
Railway Trains, Theodore y. Burton,
Corporations and the State" Philip q.
Camhrav Irish Affairs and the Home
Rule Question:" Theodore Flournoy.
"Spiritism and Psychology" Henry :.
Haincs. Problems In Railway Regula-
ton" Hastings RI Hart, Juvenile
Court Laws In the T. s." clifton John
son Highways and Byways OF tho
Great Lakes" Alfred w Martin. Great
Religious Teachers Of the East. J.
Alan Murray. The Economy Of Food +"
David g. Reid, Effective Industrial
Reform. T. T. c. Barclay "Following
Of the star" / IT, Beth. "A safety
Match Mrs. J T. Buckrose Love in
a Little Town" Leonard Merrick. Con
rad I'm Quest o. His Youth" Ruth McE.
stuart Haunted Photograph; Short
stories VI y Wagd case Of Richard
Mcvnell," y r WILSON Across the
Lautudes. Short Storios"
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11

TDSTpN. Nov I1.--rhe Commercial
Bulletin OF Boston says OF the wool
market. Trading in he Boston wool
mitrket has quoted considerably. al
though prices have remained fairly
stable. especially on the lower grades
OF fleece woods. which have shown
silent advance, with sales OF fair-siEci
lines OF quarter blood Ohio at 25c. al
though the ruling market probably is
.a4 itc Moderate sized lines OF original
lard fine and fine medium TERRITORY
clothing woods were also taken, as
we'll as a fair amount OF secured woods
fo~ the wooden mills The shipments
OF wool from Boston from Jan. 10
Nov o. inclusive were 1872 4S3, $50 los.
,HEaiust lS7.5S0.2l6 lbs. for the same
tire last year The receipts from Jan.
II 10 Nov. @, Inclusive We're 27l.S49 60T
los against 24526s s23 lbs, for the
same period last year"
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Nov Opening Wheat
WIS unchanged at the opening In th'
Detroit market Uu Saturday Chicago
WAS steady and the Liverpool market
closed az a decline. Opening prices
Saturday CASH No red wheat
96ttc. Dec, 20 &c; May. $1o2h July
sc; No / white. 93Ac
corr. is easy and dun az 54tac for
cash 30 >. 55tfc for 30. yeilow- and
.jc fuE-No 3 yellow
Oats are firm at fglac FOR standard
and SIC for cash No 3 white
Rya Is easy and quiet at 95c for cash
M
Beans are steady and dull at 81 -
for all shipments.
ri6verseed is easy az si235 Tor prln,
spot Si2.45 March aud SlO.50 FOR
prime alstke
Tinttthyspcd is dun and nominal at
s. 20 for prime Spot
harley b. frnl-aG S245N250 Tor best
mpics. per cwt
Grain receipts az Chicago Saturda s.,
Wheat. 20 cars. corn, 1917 cars oats
as care -
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
Mistaken for peet: shot.

William Pardc. No l77 Oak-ave.,
Wyandotte. is in Emergency hospital,
Ford with a bullet wound in his left
leg. the result of being mistaken for
a deer by n fellow-hupter. Wednesday.
The wound IS not considered danger.
ons The accident occurred along tho
Tavamaua river where Pardc and
others were hunting deer. Pardc was
shot as he was climbing over fence.
His friends brought him home.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
ABSENT u YEARS.
STARTS FOR HOME

!. CADILLAC. Mich. Nov l1.-After
being separated from them for -
yoars, James Mcneil. aged So has
started for his old home IN Nova
Scotia TO meet his four brothers Nc.
Neil drifted away from his home
when he Was IL years old and had
been lost to his family for long
time. They located MIN recently and
sent him check to pay his way
hack
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
YESTERDAYS N. Y. STOCKS,
\. y. STOCK MAREET-CIose,

An NAg chem 90. Am d sug S6as. AMI
Cop t0ga. \Am G 4 " san Am Cot OIL
a.. Am Loo 81, Am smelt 727s, Am sus
.llsL. Am p a r 1905, Am Tob Of - =.
Am Wool rs DO Of S1's, Anaoonda
l87l.. AtCh 1855. Bait y - lo3l u
II 1h.r..Can Pac 242i4, Cen Leath - -
do NJ 9Sla Chcs 4 O i5As chino s'"p
23I.. Cnl a. ca W ~ &, NJ a - 4 lls a.
CHI a INVEST 1861. Coz L / 20 ,
Con Gas llls. Corn Prod II "A. Del a "a
1Ta D,u x Il q 24i9. bis Sec Cor 81 a.
Ere 80 DO list pf JtA. Gen tlec 49,
CT Not III 1854 60 Nor org Cur 90
.IHs cent 1tlIg Int Met los, DC ri
4CI. Kan a. : 301. DO pr 80, leh Nni
.I-lt,. Louis 4 y 1871 NJ a ~
A. SIP A 81 Ste VI IL 1868. Mo TAG
4la Nat Lead 1851; = n lgS'i
81. q x W a. Nor & ~ 100, North rs
l22. E,nn n n l2Sss PEG = q 100 X
Pytss - Car 33, Kay Cons ] i'e2N
1885,. Rep & : 22@, Rock Isl - y"
~ 5a Sloss-Shcn Al South Tao ft's'
South nv a0as do ~ - Tenn noR
277. Texas 25 Onion Pac ia I Ruo
com ass. Steel ga do ~ liV
: Bonds lO2 -. Nir-Car chem ~ -, laA
C5p 4Sl.. Wabash b do pf -4A West
IN Tel 7Sss. West Mig CO.'S q NJ -.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
OFFICE OF THE DEPT. OF PUBLIC
WORKS.
Detroit, Nov II, 1911.
LATERAL SEWER ASSESSMENT
NOTICE.

To All Whom IL May Concern
TAKE notice that an assessment roll
for defrayinc the cost and expense Of
constructing the vitrned crock lateral
sewers hereinafter described has been
completed and Isl open for inspection
az this office and viii he presented to
the Common Council at a session there
Of to be held Tuesday, the 18th day Of
November 1911, at I y. m, standard
tirlc for confirmation
The lots and parcels OF real estate
ahuttinR on or adjoining the alley o.
alleys hereinafter described have been
assessed for the cost and expense of
tho IMPROVEMENT therein. Any person
q string TO object TO any assessment,
made may fle with the city Clerk y
y r!tten protest at any time prior 10 the
date last above mentioned, and may be
hpard before the Committee on Sewers
To- whom such protest will be refer
red. AT "a meeting thereof go be held on
IN THURSDAY following such reference,
at III a. NJ. standard time. at the Com
mittce Room in the city Hall
AFscssmeut Roll No 1865 Lateral
sewer 30 225s In alley In block
bounded bv Ninewood and Roosevelt
avenues. Milford avenue and Brown
place where not already built
Assessment Roll No 1850 Lateral
Sewer No 2270 In alley In block
bounded by Fulton avenue. Cottage
Grove ElsmCre avenue and Distel ave-
nue.. whore not already built.
C4ltD J. J. HAARER.
$3.50 Commissioner.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
. AT THE DREAMLAND.
The Popular North Woodward-ave
Playhouse, Oakland and
Thune East.

Mr. and Mrs John ~ Phillips all.
star force comedy company head the
bill, presenting Sunday. Monday and
TUESDAY, the weli.known melodrama.
s"Grit the Messenger Boy" WcsSes.
day and Saturday the comedy playlet
The House of Troubles" an entire
setting Of scenery specially made for
this performance together with spe-
cial electric effects. There will he
matinees on Wednesday, Saturday and
Sunday at 2 y. m, and $3.50 p. M
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
NV YoRk STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times ~ Faihs'
NcIter a Co, Nov. 10
the vigorous advances IN me ran
road stocks Just after the opening WtIr
slit,,-.,1 10 reattIons Of around one
Mint IN the issues that had SHOWN the
rc7ttst strength. Brokers active ~
Tho trading said that realizing sales
were on larger scale than theN y"
t,rc,yn in 4 long period hut the de-
nDau1 FOR. stocks for "A time continued
Extremely urgert and this real INF
VAS cdset 10 "a great extent by heavy
covering Of shorts
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
Athletics Come On Apace.

with Wisconsin University making
football practice In the freshman year
compulsory. with scrimmage work on
tional. with the faculty of Leland stan
ford deciding upon lecture courses In
Rugby football, to count for a bache-
lOr's Gegrec with Worcester Academy
making crosse country running coupul-
scry. and the Harvard Crimson urging
freshman physical examinations-aca-
dcrrlc sanction OF athletics seems to De-
coming on apdce.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Rutter-Extras. SIC irsts soc n,
dairy. gle. packing stock, zoe lh.
Eggs Current receipts, cases n
cluded 2Tc Receipts on Friday, liJ
cases Market firm
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
NEW YOPn COTTON.
L. S. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YnRK MONEY

NEW YORK, Nov Money on
.CGu - per cent Time money, 3la
nc1. per cent for six months Bar
silver London 257s pence. New York.
-6A.C Demand sterling sis6S5 q 50.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
CHICAGO pRopICE.

CHICAGO Nov lO-Butter. Extras
&c hrsts. 2sc. dairy extras. 26c; hrsts.
2sc Eggs Prime hrsts. - 90 .,c.
frsts 2-c cheese Skins, l4Wliia a.:
ynuue Americas, 143i u SC Iiyf poul-
trv Fowls So q . y C, ducks. IS a Is 1ac.
geese. lLt2 Hl2c. turkeys. l39 lic.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
MARKETS AND FINANCE

Ma, wheat ia Chicago opened Saihf
day at sitfI CO., corn at bl Ac oats
SO q j0tsc aRd pork an $40 ~
WIFat in fiverpcol closed sd ans
corn "a "a sd lower
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
DUNDEE PREACHER RESIGNS.

DUNDEE Mich Nov l1.-Rcy. Mr..
Kittte, Of the St Johns Lutheran
church, has resigned HIS pastorate
here, and will resume his work in
Chic.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
Wore National Thieves.

" ith Clarke Griffith managing WASH
ington novt year We may look for more
base-stealing on the par' of the soma
tors than heretofore Griffith is a
great believer tn this department OF the
game
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
VESSEL PASSAGES.

Dt-RCIT. Nov. li-Up. vulcan.
11:iO .. m. Friday; Maytham. $40 r..
M; Walter Scranton. f,35; Shenandoah d..
tif0s Munro 5.35: Tuscarora $40:
Ncsehaff sac "a " smith. Hahn
S,naton. s:45; North sea Martin Null
len $50; Coffnberry. g c.. Barnes.
barUe Allegheny, 9:IO. Superior. 9.I5
Town; Stackhouse, 1i4O; ~ II
Rtgers, 11.i5; Shenango. Harding, oil
barge No, Al, Calvert. 1850; ~ y.
Garter. noon, Gayley 1920 y. m Mo-
hawk, l.2b: r. g. Ball 1880. Man0ln.
3 f0i McKinstry. 3:05 Siemens 8l0.
Brazil. 3.15. Underwood $40; Andastc.
fSO. n r. 4awgood i.35 Sonora. 8:
~ ,iuth. Gle; Calumet. $50 Bawer.
e.s5. Culligan. ESQ Colonel z Masaba.
'1tSo Crawford. $50 Flagg. barge
Thn.npson. 40. YatcsEe 10
The 500.
ttAffLT STE. MARIE, Mich. New ~
Up: Manitoba. noon Friday. Re-
VIM 1910 y. M Townsend. Fair
mount .. Turret Crown, Osler. 4: will
Ianl A. Rogers. $50: Augustus. $50
Down Cornell 42s80 g. m FRIDAY.
I.>iin rBiton. 1899: French. 28O. Ken
1nll Toy. a.S0; Consstoga. 4. Amasa
tIonr Constitution, Laughlln. 6 Adri-
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11

LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFTALo-Opcning,
Cunning stevens Live stock Reno


EAST BUFFALO. y. Y Nov io-Cat-
tl'r receipts 20 cars slow, best iIao
20 l,6Uo 10. steers $7.i5tiS. prime $40
60 lfCp-lb. steers, SI.25 ~ 800, primo
licV 90 .2oO-lh steers 5Tin sos me-
dunn butcher steers. l000 20 l100-lbs
g.. 20 "a s %. ltght butcher steers 50 jot-
., best tat COWS, 50 20 q 20, fair -
good, S3.25 ID $40 common 20 medium.
s. 20, trimmers. 81 50f2. best tat
heifcrs s. 25 "a 500; fair 90 good 1913
81 20; good fat heifers, 81 - "a =, stoc6
hCttCts S31f3 90. ---',l}r.- steers, Sffa
q : .ommcn tsaGing steers So 70 ~.
: - = ! lux EZ-i1-I
5e5 best hutchtr bulls 81 - a. IS (.
bologna bulls s. 25 n s. stock bulls, SO
$40. best mixers and sprln gers 500
q 90, common 20 good. S25H35
hogs Receipts 20 cars; market.
Sc 30@6 40; pigs. $50
sheep and lambs Receipts 40 oars
strong TOP lambs, S6W6l0 yearHnss.
st0 5oi wethcrs, S5oU $40. ewes, SO
Caves st5eas5o.
EAST BITFALo-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO y s. Nov 10 =
Cattle Receipts. 500 beaI, market. dull
anu steady prime steers $, - u Z 70,
bmcheT grades, $50 Calves Re
soc p ghsF. Cull TO choice, S6Hs5 so
ShHtF and lambs Receipts 5000 head,
market Scttve. iea 2jc higher. choice
lauihs, $Gn TO- Gull 20 fair st.zj q Z -.
yearlings 1915 a 8 20. sheer, S2H3 s.
Hogs Receipts 5 500 head market ac-
tive and Toe higher workers., 81 l0H
$50; PIGS sJ.sO mixed S. 50I, so
heavy. So 55 q $50, roughs. 81 50pS sOi
stays $5q %
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS CHICAGO
Nay ~ Hogs Receipts. ] . 600 mar
ket slow mixed and butchers s a5u
642ia good heavy. S6I5NE51 rough
haauA e. an1nalL ap III u ~. ~.
piPs S375M5.35 Cattl- receipts
800 market. dull beeves st65H9lo.
cows and heifers S2W6, stockers and
feeders $Sm5-S0; Texans. STA $50. Tex
ans. S4u5s So. calves. IS 50tiS 30 sheep
Feceipts, l.5G0; market steady native
81 lpvt 5se, western S265U3 so lamb
- .Jft a. 40. western, SO T5a5 70.
CLEVELAND.
Cf.tN E.LAND. Nov 10 Hogs Re-
ceip;s 1900 5d roc higher, mediums
and tCavies SO SO. workers. s. 30 ~ 6.Gj.
lights. $3.50 pigs s. so. cattle Re-
Caipts cars steady sheep amt
lambs: Receipts. 2 ears 1915 top
calves Receipts, 300 So top
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
InnnING rnICrs

Canned Good--Applcs gals, S35O.
baked beans. i-lb, $4,000. Lime beans
ttMi.50. Corn Fancy Maine. $40:
standard. s0e. Table beets. Si.25 aLio