davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-12-23

Mr.. j. II. Redmond, of he g
esvil'e, and a man Of great worlh IL
his community, circulated among
nrlends and attended 10 business il
Martinehurg on Monday last.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-12-23

j. Frank Thompson's clothing
st ock is second to none in Martins
burg. He is widely known and is
generally liked and does rushing
business because he sells the best
guarantees fits and material or re
funds the money. Give him call.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-12-23

Thompson & Thompson have the
largest stock, the best material
aud sell under the best guaran,
tee Of any clothing house in
Martinsburg, test it by trying it.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-12-23

Mr. Daniel Compton of Chs 10 bers
'burg, Pa, accompanied his wife this
far ca roate TO 'Union:ow0, Pa, On
FRIDAY. He locked we'll, and mary
old friends here were glad to see
shim.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-12-23

Mr.. James II. Law, OF Biltimore.
~shing' 90 and Maltinsburg, was
visiting friends in Me last named
city during the We X
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-12-23

Miss Em!ly Rec.or, of Msrkhsu',
st .,ion, Va. has returned hom IF
Tel visiting her brother, Mr. Sann,l
Rector, and the lat,er's family in ou'
city.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-12-23

Thompson and Trompson are III
reality The huatlers of sus,lers 10
the clothing line and their e'ocA
js up 10 date 10 st7le ord ehsdes.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-12-23

Miss Marched Br'scoe, teacher
IN the Harrisburg, Pa. Schools, WI
ssp"nd The Holidays with home lo!h :
al k-a,Deysville.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-12-23
entered In Post Of:ce al Mar;insbuIg
". Va. as Second Class Matter

Christmas eu,' ainmeuts VIII hs
held in the various cnurcae. GLrlrc
next week.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-12-23
j. u. CssFfCRD.
ATTORN En- AT LAW.

" ARTINSBURG. WEST VIRGINIA
30 Practices III al the Courts of y
Va, h Supreme Court Of Appeals
ia the United : ~'es Cnurts.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-12-23

The new church edifice for the Eb
enezer Memorial Congregation will
be ready for occupancy on Sunday,
and services will be held therein st
tbat time. This is a source OF much
qualification 10 The above mentioned
church mem bers and their friends,
and we congratulate them on posses
sing and being ready to. enter one Of
the prettiest CHURCHES 10 town.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-12-23

WonteG-Honees Virginia girls
(Coiored), for good homes, kdir'ss
Mrs. G. Murphy, 17iS Union Ave
Altoona, Pa.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-12-23

Messrs. William Roman a. d
George Oliver have started a cab
line, and are DESTROYS Of securing s.
share Of tue publics patronage The
driver Of their cab is Charles Har
den, who is well acquainted with The
town, and knows how 10 cater to the
.cab trade.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20
WANTS CONDITIONS IN
INFIRMARIES IMPROVED

LANSING. Mich. Dec 20.--M T.
M,trrHY.= SECRETARY of tho alate board
of corrections and charities. has IL.
sred n report I'm which he urges that
conditions be improved In county in.
firmaries
lie declares that large number
OF these Institutions were built with.
out regard To- convenience sanitation
or proper segregation OF detectives
and many of them are overcrowded
within the last twenty years he
snys. there has been an Increase ~
40 per cent In the average number
OF persons maintained In the inhrmar.
lea OF the state The increase OF
population for tho same period has
been 10 per cent
I'm 1910 there were ABA inmates
In these in1rmariea. OF which i72 were
children. M insane. io3 ldlotic 39b
feeble minded. 80 epileptica aud 90 III
with tuberculosis Thepe figures rep
resent n world of trouble and inJus
tees. Because ~ lack OF facilities fof
separating and classifying this heter.
orehious population II In often found
huddied together. and the inhuman.
ity and injustice Of n In beyond com
prebenaion except by those IN close
touch with actual conditions
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20
nos.roN uoot..

roRTON. psr 30 The activity ~
the wool market continued With values
tending higher ana buyers seemingly
eager 20 fepisnish their stocks. snip
mehtA are heavy. with large ttansar
tians reported ln "a blood territory and
feeces An Improvement IN the de-
maud for inner grades u also noted,
and good sales ~ washed dslaine aud
territory nne staple among the recent
reports The leading domestic quota
tiohs range as follows ohio AMI
Pennsylvania hperus washed
a0Foatc NN Csc. hne unnerChantable,
9gW2ac " blood romhlnK. 9sri =
blood comhinR. 3hH laSr. = blood
cot,ibinH 9hr. dethinr unwashsd. shol
Hns unwaahed, ale Michigan. Wiscon.
sin and New York hepces Fine una
washed 7oo, dalalne unwashsd, 3ari -
blood unwas shed. 9tn g5hc Kentucky.
Indiana and Missouri ~ blood, Rir'
Y blood g4c Secured hssia Texas
Fine To- q months 4bHiTc nne
months bsHbsc, nne fall iad tic
California Northern. ismhpc. middle
country AgT4Tu. southern, ~ 4ec
fan free, tOT age Oregon Eastern No
I STAPLE bbdfber eastern clothing, soc
valley No I Ism 4Tc Territory Fine
staple. aod csc nne medium staple, Ga
n bac, nns clothing sinhac hne me.
diun clothing 4aUboc, y blood comb
Ing sbdsso " blood comhins 40 ~
4Te z blood cnmhinR tsd tsc Pulled
Tttrs bodsic nns A, tp1soo. a 81.
nprs ah "a tdr.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20
|l|HNAN AMENDMENT is
SENT TO THE GOVERNOR
council Unanimously Approves
Measure and Orders Sub
mission To People.

4. accordance with the program out
<l..d IN The Times. Tuesday, the ollp.
-. municipal ownership afnendmeh'
~ ,he city charter, giving the city the
f|xhi 10 own and Operate me 49,
railways and proyiding the macn,ne, -,
&<hrrafOr. was taken from the .ap'v ~
4 [nssday nights meeting OF the com
nor council, and the ACCOMPANYING
resolution. adopting the measure anu
ordering lis submission TO the peop'N
wss carried unanimously, Win
couy OF the amendment careiuiy
tusk "A away IN his inside pocket. Ala.
6llnnan. father OF the measure. ielt
for lansing, early Wednesday morn
laa IL pressut the bill &C. the gov
ernor. II IA taken for granted That ~
viii receive the executives early ap-
ufoynl -.
AID. Gilman was accompanied by
Ala. nchults, OF the t,eveutssnth ware.
Who will present. for the Eoyernor
SIGNATURE, n charter amendment oil
vldius the Seventeenth ward into two
yards. This Was also taken frou the
table. Tuesday night and approved py
The council, and IL 10 be submitted 70
The people ALIENS with the Thompson
ordinance. the Gilman bill and such
other charisr amendments as The
council may see NJ 10 tack ON. IN
other words. the aldermen evidently
are determined that, n there 10 TO be
special elediion they might ~ well
make Il q good one.' No the u. U. ".
viii have TO foot all the bills.
IN this connection, Mayer Thompson
sent IN a communication To the sffect
that the %. u. n. has signified Its will
inaFiess 20 remit 20 the city treasurer
sim sufiicisnt 70 cover the expense
of q special election. On his snEgss'
ZION. the committees on franchises
- city and charter legislation were
INSTRUCTED 10 determine the amount
that will be required
Aid. Lodge, chairman OF the com
1DItfee ON city and charter Legislation,
IN moving that the Gilman measure
be taken from the table and adopted
Reiterated bis belief that there is
.sefious doubt az 10 the city's right 10
make piecemeal amendments TO the
city rhartef, and expressed the opin.
ION that someone would institute pro.
weddings To prevent the submission of
the measure Until It's legality had
been passed on. However, he thought
That II was the duty az the council 10
push the matter along without any
unnecessary delay and voted with the
other aldermen To adopt u. subject 10
thBSHpprovht of the people
The ThompsonsHaliy street car ordi.
nance was not discussed nor even
mentioned. except In the mayors com.
JflunlcatioD with reference To the elec.
ton expenses The ordinance II
sleeping quietly on the table and viii
not be disturbed until after Jan. ~.
when the 50-day period expires, n
Aid Gilman can prevent II. And
there are reasons for believing that
The alderman from the Eighteenth
Will have the support or enough of his
coIleaeiies TO prevent q suspension OF
the rules for the purpose or taking
the ordinance from the table out or
Ne regular course.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20
WHO'S GOT LEIsHMANs
GOLD RAIDED TROUSERS?

BERLIN, Dee Who's got Am.
bassadcr John q, A. Leishmans sold
hFaided court trousers and what IL he
u wear 10 the court ball Zee. g19
That question II causing excitement
u the American embassy. Recently
te'shmsh went 10 London and ordered
~ Vutht from the court tailor. When
ne apparel arrived. the coat. waist,
cost cooked hat and sword were MI
tnht could be desired. hut the irousl
<fs Ah. there was the rub, They
were too tight
Tho trousers were sent back Ia
London where they were hnrriedly
f<rons,fncted, The tailor expressed
''rm - Berlin, but they FAILED 10 reach
t'rI destination. II Il too late 10
~ another pair from London and
''<I.1uan cannot Kel another pair
'<F< that viii match his coat. Hence
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20

possible Tor the city 10 acquire the
property ma iofity Of the commit
tee seemed ia favor the name Ferry
hut the matter was laid oNpf FOR
week
is % mrstiaa OF Detroit, iedHs. 80. 7,
80 the shipmssters' association. y
committee composed of Captains N
- Mrlhtush. Charles AutterHon and
Fred J. simpson was named 10 draft
resolutions protesting against the
approval by the federal government
OF the eNttHdition proceedings
brought hy the Canadian govern.
ineHt tn SEIZURE capt rTAUk ~ HDUt,
CAPT Root is wanted IN uure Hay.
ttut-. on rhHrHu If $tsafihe met
chandlss from the stranded steamer
NissahlChon. Of tie Anchor line ln
the winter % 1909
N. executive a.,.mi,,s. az ,h. MlsAi-
fsn Federation vf thurrhr- met lea
tfEulat session IN TIC NJ e ~
Tuesday afternoon. 90 further con
slider the plan of relieving over
churChed" communities aud Go pre-.
vent the overlapping OF Christian
undeAvur IN che future The eases
81 about 10 towns and villages
which are believed TO have too many
churches. were taken 40 aud 30 uf
~ than -p4Eh-ti-utt HH hufng-in
most urgeut need 80 relief The Uotn-
uliier VIII correspond with tho au-
thoritles IN charge Of the different
congregations under consideration.
with view ~ bringing about o.
merger of some Hoft. aud report
on The negotiations VIII be tnade 10
the February meeting of the commit
toe The federation aims 90 hHvr
only one Protestant church 10 every
500 inhA bltants In the state
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20
NV yoHK sTocK LETrEp.

Reported for The times by Paine,
webbpf a Co. pee 10 Announcement
OF n receivership for the wabash raj
4 cad created an unsettled feeling IN
t,f .aAt4Aaaunnrs Mafe nstah4
Iishsd, except In the Wabash Issues
themselves The common declined "a
points and the preferred N. while
the isperscent bonds, after npsninE on
n point. shortly recovered the loss AZ
noon the market az whole had
steady undertohe and was not psrtleu-
larry active
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20
D. or NJ. PROFESSOR TO WE'D.

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Dec 20 Prof
Gordon Stoner Of the law department
OF the University of Michigan, ana
Mrs Margaret Mclaughlin. who In
now teaching In floughton. Mich. are
engaged to we'd Miss Mclaughlin In
graduate from the " of NJ. class
of 1905 The ceremony has been set
for lHne
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20
Yesterdays N. Y. STOCKS.
A. n. sTock mAnk nT---CIess.

Aia 40 chem ssN. Am suE SsA.
Anal COP str,.Ams %; 70 DO ~
An Smell 1Ss. Am T a T ise*, An
Ios " ios; Anaconda ss A'e a. ,0y pa
s nal, go %, iG nss;h y . - chs: &c -.
~ a 81 & tioS CON oss lazy, y Z .
a d. i it, pf So oes biss it.s Q, So,
III IAN Gt Nor ore stf abs lis Cent
Ia = m Ne, "a DC " MS ks ss.
fsH.' Mr. a'TP sss, DO 81 ST., ~ 81 Z
q ~ n q isss. No rae ap1 Ma, Lad LAD
90 \ 9 ioeh, Nor lVh n"IVnn,
nav Cons IL, HEAD itss. hep : . steel
s7A. Hoch Isl s.. do ~ b*, south
Tenn Cop ~, resas ar. Union ra "a,
ss. 90 pf lin = 49,. ho eas t i9i wa.
west We" ME- g. %. . n IT e
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20
Je.s rsrt, br..R.t here fsom Indiana
few dsts esa &C. answer n ehsrs-

~ breaking Into the poatuffro ~
Nptth Mnfuhci Mioh. auh stealing "
puantiN ~ hianh monaY utdrfr. was
l-tiitd "eet Go tho Grand lutt hv a.
commissioner TinhuN. Tuesday, ~
ihu sum ~ a. 600 10 was unahlr
90 furnish he'll rort whose real
name 10 aatd tu beNp " Williams,
now admits having served part 80 D
term W. tppvnuwafth prison artaf
beng convicted ~ practically the
same onensa hr " nov charged win
10 vas transferred 90 ihn hospital
foe no criminal insane W. Washing
ton ana escaped from ihefe Ito now
olainis insanity az q defense.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20
Odds and Ends Of
Ioday's News by Wire

CHICAGO q Christmas aft. the
<.vnp employees OF the International
harvester Go, will have $500. 900 diyid.
q .among them--theif share IN the
nrms profits during the year.
CIIiCAuo-- The city has taken ON.
6lhl eoEniEance Of the approach of
1hntA Claus. Building Commissioner
Hficsson has ordered that all chin.
heys be repaired.
CtifCAuo--Joseph sautero was 40
flEhtened that he tainted away when
SOMEONE poked a gun In his face aud
merely escaped death. when the as.
seilhnt pulled the trigger as gautefo
was RAILING, Three innocent bystand.
ersf were wounded.
PITTBBURgH, Pa.---Bis thousand
Jack rabbits properly Iced and Grated
and ready for the pots and pans of
Plitsbufghefe will arrive here tomor.
row morning In charge Of local ship.
PING hrm FROM Jerome. Idaho.
NEW YORK; Because. he says,
thelt spheres OF life differ. Dr, J. G,
Nappold aud his wife. Nine, Marie
Happold, the noted diva. have separ.
eted and q divorce suit In said 10 bs
1mmihent.
NEW YORK-A total OF g.4g0. 900
PERSONS rode IN the subway and the
tleynted trains OF New York Monday
the greatest number IN history,
NEW yOHk--A beautiful girl and
smhftly dressed man have been mar.
fied 7b times In two weeks. each time
rendering the officiating minister u
bonua check fol $50. AZ bis fee. aud
HetiinH $40 IN good money
NEW York. Mary Connolly. Of
nfooklyn. in letter opened NJ the
dead letter once, told Santa Claus IA
% sure 60 call on her, ~ she would
hare hot coffee FOR him
yoNKEHs, N. Among the hun
ufefs OF Christmas presents sent IA
Clafh Morris, retired actress. were "a
tiny strawberry inches. the gifi oi
baron uchlda. former Japanese am
bassador 10 America.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20
Veteran New.psp.rmsr pssd.

NEW YORK. Doc 20 Charles ~
Farrell. yetetsa at the Mexican war
and newspaper reporter whose
stories Included the battle between the
Monitor aud Mnrflmac. tho battle Of
NiCkEburR. aud Lees surrender. died
AZ his home IN brooklyn last night.
aged w years
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. bee 90 Opening Wheat
was quiet ~ all the markets at home
ana abroad al the opening on wsdnsss
dayi Detroit prices wets unchanged
and there was little change ~ LIVER
pDel and rhi"aRo Opening prices Wed
neHday Cash No = fen wheat pgisut
December pgAu. May tiOOv July
~ Ne, No. I White, p4bo.
The corn market is uuiet and STEADY
81 sat Tor cash No. .. e4e for No \
yellow ana exc for No yellow
Cats are duii az sic for stAuda "a and
co. fof cash No 2 white
Hks u quiet ana nominal al ptis o
Tor Eash No 2
nsaps ate nrm. but there IL il,tls
dolnER Immediate, prompt and bee
shipments are quoted at tggg ian at
" ~ aud May AZ tgs5.
'lov1fspsd " nfm al $3.50 for prime
spai ana Mar. aud 5000 for prime
:, rimo,h, seed IL nominal ~ $40 for
Batlsk ls steady ~ i7.s fef best
samples
Drain receipts at chicago wsdnas
gay Wheat 40 ears ootb. iss oarsl
May whes, ~ Chicago opened Wed.
ncsdat ~ ppAc, corn ~ glh dgia .,
cats at ftAsg and pork AZ tleOb
Wheat w Liverpool opened IA hIEhs
~ ahd was later quoted unnhauEed
Corr OPENED unchanged aud was later
abotsd "a higher
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20
NV ,nuK ruoDuCE MAnKET.

NEW Yoitk. DeN 10 Flour outlet
and ann Pork steady mess. VI 9tW
t77G Lard quiet middle W"st sp"i
tOgp1O sugar Itaw. inactive cen :
'iiruEal 90 test Ikn museovadni ~
trst ttl0 rannsd dnil cot loaf ~ 30,
rt0sbsd 90 ib powdered. $3.50 sranns
lated. sako ronee ITO. M 7 80 spot
IN lbssr Tnllow quiet city ga!
eountfy. bTS8GAc Hay Titm anh
duli prime. ~ 10 No sbrati ca
Tiovsr abc qisl,2g Dressed poultry
Firml. turkeys TAO zoe chickens, go
ego. fowls sgftso. ducks isI he 1--we
poultry Easier. geese. iAffi 3c. ducks.
i9atie. fowls. i2is u1aSc turkeys,
taailt BOOSTERS. Sc, spring CIT hehs
II "a ~ tsT. THaHEp Quiet etf+t pihl-
state milk common TO specials l5u
tsLr skins common 10 specials nv
iBatc fuil skins au DC
creamery extra. ale. state dairy tubs.
gimFbr Imitation creamery hrsts 90
Eggs Ftru. raCeipts s,bIa. nearby
,.hIa fancy, ssmkac Neatly mixed
Fancy. s6diac fresh hrsts 9sd isc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20
EAST HUFFALo--opssis
slaa A stsysss' Live steek Report.


EAST BUFFALO, ~ v. pec ~
Cattle Herslpis. four cars, msrksi
slew hest I. 400 90 800 Ia steers. o. %
as good prime I 400 20 i,tnotlb, steers.
t72bq 80, good ptime ! 200 To- l,aeo. W.
steers. %. bOmf So. best 100 go l,3op-
10. steers. lb7bq " ~ medium butch
81 steers i.o00 90 loo lbs teu %
lisht butcher steers. $3.50 as, best
fat cows. u b0ab faIt 20 good DO.
lsisQdi common 20 medium DO. " 10 NJ
a7b. trlmmsrs, 81 fbUgtp best tRt
helfets. tj6oQs good fat helfets. " 2
Gb.eb. faIT 10 good 80. W NJ stack
hslfets. o. 200 90 best feeding steers.
dshorned. % 5uaAT - common fssdins
steers. dshptned. ta,bQgi stochets. 81
grades t17hdab0, prime export hul =
tbdksO beet butcher bulls. ~ ~
i7b bologna bulls ta9b1t stock
bulls. sami best mixers and SPRING
ere. $50 Sc common ts Eood h". we
dgD.
Hogs Receipts. % cars mat hs''
strong heavy. ~ s0gs.a yothsis'
~ toas90 piss 90
Sheep and lambs Receipts ~ cars
market Hlaw tep lambs. Wss 49,
"a al n1
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20
II. 8. GOV'T RONDS.
Nrw YORK COTTON.
>uw yoaK MONEY wARK ET.

NEW YORK Zee ~ Money on
call. AZ per cent time tupnpt per
cent for sis months bar silver Lon
doh. 80 igd. bar silver New YORK.
bl@r demand sterlinE. " NC bOd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20
cnirAnn I.nonioE.

CHICAGO nrr - Extras. sbr.
ntsts gHr. dairy extras. ale. nrsts, 2sr.
E.ph Es'--.-.'as@ fBtc Cheese skins,
i6a % t6tso, vg1E NmetfrnH 81
TnwtH tONgilc ducks ~ &c!
aseae iinli 70. lnrksrs. ltn ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20

sacks Bran, ts1; coarse mlddunss.
i7p hns middiinss. tss coarse corn
meal and cracked corn. ESQ. corn and
0Ai chOp gss per ton
Fisa.--Joboigk prIcss pss, Miehi.
straight. tlfoi clear. 1890. pure rye.
use, spring patent $3.50 per Dbl In
On = Raw llnsesd. Tlcj boiled I'm.
seed. 76o, Diamond headlight kero-
ssns &c, perfection. khc, Eocsns.
1870. Crown gasoline. LIVE per gal.
turpsntina IN bbi lots. ssc per gal
T.reyi.loas - Mess pork gte 90. fam.
IL gtf 500 go medium. clssr $50
III 80 smoked hams tahc. dry sailed
brisketa tObdtir bacon. tEultu.
lard. IN tlsrcss. Shc. Ssttls rendered.
f0Hc pei 10
s.sar---1'ofrsutsd daily ~ w a.
tdaar Son ctyatai dominoes lbs !.
~ 10 10 lbH, tsa0is Eagle tablets
t7bB cat insf tfob cubes. $40
NNNN powdered 50 30. standard pow b
dnrad Is tb graduated. extra coarse.
tgts 40 nns ~ bulk. tg0 10, 35 10
,ottrns tG 10 Diamond a. o. 10 Cone
factioneta A. So No T. - o5 No g.
AZ o. No a. Sc No q $500 Nn o.
tb 90 No g. % ss M. 2 o. SO No
H. al No o. bTO No 10. 90 Go Nu H.
II GO SO g.. o. 60 No ~. 300 No
dstsh. bib cartons. ~ To ease. fes0
10 ~ cartons % 90 ease, ~ Mirhl.
gan granulatpd. " NJ per 100 ibs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20


ns.s.s.--t,eod shippins stock. tiso
nssss--pried Lama. sb01o ID.
csiifersis rvuits - Grape Tekays.
os,-ry--iioms. grown, so0sso dos
e~sitaewsy---IsuQ sse bu
tssssse-tsasI per bbl
chesse "a Mlehissn ha,s isx9i1s.
dwiss. lev 6ffe. imported swiss. ESQ
&c Ilmbvrser. i4h 0isoi brick cheese.
Ss.sses,,-.--Ia,s Howss. ,sso per
bu. $3.50 per Dbl
cbest.sts--io TtBhe II.
D.tes.peIsIsn, :, new w ore teE
D,e..ed hes.--ileht TO medium. 10
.fhe. heavy. sUsLu ID,
tiSs-..impofted, new. it0ise per ib.!
F,.ss. usas,e.--iox Ollie 10
rress Vegetable. - Cuouwbers. hot
house, tL2t61.b0 lettuce, hetbouss.
ioeise 10 head iat,acs tsstgaso per
bu. green peppers. o. per s.basket
hn, Arasn- psppats, tl1b bu. green
peas, t4.bo per hsmped,
grspe Frsit--Eiorida, tA7sas per
eysy.---cstawbas, ponies. Ice per
basket. Maiasas. tt5o1g per Dbl
ibUiaci extracted, sdeu ID.
Ii.y--Detrolt shippers are paying the
foiiowins prices Tor baiad hey In car
lc,s, b. Detroit 30 ! Timothy.
,. :. ~ timothy; ,.sgaG 1 Il y Z
ana ost straw, ts0sbo Loose hay
from farmers wagons on the city mar
hets ranged from tso1ss az TO quail
tsias- No cured. tgbo. No 4
green, Zoe. No ! cured bulls, Zoe. No
1 green PC cured calf, No. l.. TO-.
Frss. S Ss % .srs no Zoe P', . s9.:s
skins. as Go w9Sl. Soc9ti 90 No. .
hides, 10 on on hp. INC OF on eaif
,;.:.-., Z !, & -, j ..s Sos
N.,.--iilchofL nuts. larse. u1tss.
bisss wainG,s. BOOT yer sa
Spanish msbSi'gs PEI e,s,s per '''
.ors.se- .callfotnie havels. 1880
so rioridas t9sogs1s pei. hoy
~ r..'ss - spflsEs No ,. ii1iiHs,
dsci geese, iiaisel ducks. Young. II
q tbc, turkeys idut7c 10 dressed
geese i,gitc' ducks isot7c. turkeys,
Firsspp,e.-- rioridss. ga son. ars,s
I'gtssees--t'aT lots. ttaok. Detroit are
.silInE OF sodsSo buti New Bsrmudas
ski.s---Detroi, buyers are biddlnu a..
follows No I AkunE, t9boi No / fans
tnt-kou.
s-.., re,s,ee.--Jsrseys kiln dried.
UTB per crate
Observation-Disclosures, ga for a.bas.
hei crates dollhouse. zoe per 10
Triiew--No, 4, eHcl No 2, sAe ID
wsol---MichiEan nnwaphed wool Tor
southern, central aud northern sections
w. y and n blood. 100 zoe. delains
vnwAshsd, leu 1901 common rough ana
me l41ibo PEI ID o ~ country
JOINING raicnr.
tssnsd u"sds--Appies. gals, $3.50.
baked heanH, lib, btm zee Lima heana
81 dGi aB rofni Fancy Maine Al 10
standard. zoe Table beets tt AID 90
peas Fancy. early tune. o. Sc. stand.
ard, til soaked. 500 TOO aatnon
acgkeye. tell, o. Do. nat. tgio. Aissta
reds TO- Alaska plhks, tao Toma
toes, 10 surcotssh. fi1tg b PEI
doa Peas Maffowfat 81 fb! eafiv
nns' has slfied early June. 81 20 per
..as., - rgchs, coffee ioo.Ib esss,
fsss - JobbinH prices In ioO.Ib
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mired. tiBago No clover mixed. 80
CHICAGO 0uAtN--Dpesiss.

CUICAUO Dpul lhr-Wheati MhF
down 49, iuiy down sc Corn May
and July ~ 80. oats May Down ht
July dawn sc Provisions higher
Nosn. wheat May down hc July
unchanged Corn MAJ down hC, July
down ar oats NAV unchanged July
down a. provisions higher
Close wheat MAY unchanged lulf
an u Corn MAJ and July down =
oats MAY down sei iuly unchanged
rrotislons HhatpiF higher
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The Deep Purple" play whose
dramatic psrsonne ls made mp OF per.
sons who live In the criminal world
81 . large city. VIII be presented IN
the Garrick theater all next week be-.
siuninE With Christmas day matt
nee Paul Armstrong whose Alias
Jimmy Valentine In familiar TO lie
lrOit theatergoers. wrote THE Deep
Purple In collaboration with Wilson
Mizner The play was popular IN New
York last snaann aud has been n road
success During tho engagement In
tho Garrick matineeH will be- given on
wednesday aud Saturday IN addition
80 Christmas day