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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-07
AVENUE.

Patrons OF the Avenue theater are
permitted TO worship at the shrine OF
Owen Moran this week. Moran is the
English fight artist, whose chief claim
TO glory is that ne knocked out Bat
Ting Nelson.
He is to meet AID Wolgast, Michi-
gan's pride, very soon, aud, conse-
quently, he is an object OF more than
passing interest. He gave a three
round exhibition with his sparrIng
partner and was warmly received.
Moran is the feature of the per-
Torrance given by the Washington
Society Girls. Larry Smith, Charles
Douglas and James Hazelton do. much
TO keep the crowd amused.
The singing honors are carried off
by Blanche Washbufn and Mamie
Champion.
Selbini and Groyinl present a
unique act In the Olio and Sam Col
den pleases with variety OF original
parodies. The Washington Society
Girls are billed for the week with
daily mRtinees.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-07
Yesterdays \. \. STOCKS.
\. \. sTuCh WARN Er-ciosc.

y. \. sfoth NAHhEt-t.iohr.
Amer -Asri Chcm o. An b sugar
s6ss Nmai Cop 90 ~. Am q x + 9eSt'
km Cot Oll bvs AN smeit seig' An
sugar lists. Am 4 * 4 lists. Am TOD
~ ~. Aia wool ass Anaconda ~
Atch 100 "a, h q - 1894. n - 'S.t,
Can FAC 2OS r. Cen Leeth - =, 10 ~
lOftsSt a - oJe,. Chi a q N -, .
IA n ~ q l3ab. Cni a y lA1 a, toi X
4 SS!l Col * oopth 59h Con Gas vs. 20,
Corn PRODUCTS lt&, Dei IA j. -, L'rh
n n q "a. Dis sec Cor 3oHi, Erie ~ -
10 LIST pf 90. 40, ~ VI 1885,. Gen ElS,
1874, at Nor ~ l29iA, Ct \ orr 81
sc. IT'S Cent l3bi -. int Net 10 "a, 10 ~
siil, l. a y ll7a, NJ, X & 4 50 u. Len
Val l7aN.. NJ. 81 a. & ste Ry l5sH, 40
Rae 5i&4. Nat Lead $50. y ", x w
t3ls. y a ~ l07. North Fac l26A. tcnn
n 4 lass PEG q a = 1918, Press -
Car IS -, Read 1905. Rep = 10 y,
Rock Isl ssh do pf 6lh. Sioss Sheh
5Gii. South Pae i2O%, South ny ass,
so pf 66h Tenn Cop rs Texas ssI:
Union Pac lSok, L s Rub com II ~, =
5 steel Siii, DO ri 1874, U Bonds
lGtTs. Yir Car Chem G5's. Titan Cop
i6h. Wabash i6A. do pf Sos, ives
Tn Tel 74A, West Mfg 20
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-07
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Feb. s.--Close: Notwith-
standing the continued assertion tnat
the ioIeign situation ~ OearIsn, Liver
pooi ruIDs nrm and prices there arc
working a little higher. Inis is 1ue In
part TO interruption of navigation ny
ice wutcn REDUCES the quantity of
wheat supplied by kussaaO. france
needs "A lot OF wheat ana is Diduing
mako Engush markets firm an otner
respects, the foreign situation appears
bcarish. Tor any quantity Of wheat is
offered from all directions and tnnrc
appears 90 be no danger OF serious
shortage In supplies The home Hour
trade continues dull.
There has been nothing in the wheat
market for several days TO indicate
anything. The market has lacked Or
ganizcd support and events last week
showed that the bulls were deserving
their long wheat They sold every
ID any Sustaiued adVancre ~ ~ fig
urCd that the longs must bg BrCtt =
Well out 81 their holdings, aud some
dealers hEuro that the market is now
oycrsold. Tho cash position does not
show strength. stocks are Increasing
both northwest and southwest AMI
mills are not buying one round lot
was reported sold for immediate ship.
the sale was lntcr denied Flour de-
mand is he duleSt In months ard
shows no sign or recovery.
Wheat dealers are eioscly watching
the growing crop of the soGthwest.
which is in precarious position and
liable 40 serious damage w case OF un-
favorable weatherl
The feeins IN wheat was asy All
Monday and al the close prices were
on i-c for TIC day Corn and oass were
9nehansvd and beans deciined -
Seeds were firm
Wheat quoioilors3 Cash No red
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-07
NEW YORK pRoDurE.

NEW YORK. Feb s.--Flour: Quiet;
unchanged Pork: steady: mess, Sc
~ 22.5O. Lard: Duh. middle west spot.
S10W10.1o. Sugar: Raw, firm; centrl-
fuGal. 80 test. $3i5: muscoSado, 50
test. sass. refined. quiet; cut loaf.
$40: crushed. $3.50; powdered. Si.T0;
granulatod. $3.50. Coffee: Rio No. Z
on spot, 1875 I3c. Tallow: steady;
city. 7asc: country. 1M7 &c Hay:
Steady: prime, $40: No 3. 756tS 5c
clover, 50@s2kc Dressed poultry:
Quiet: turkeys. 14m csc: chickens ~
&c: fowls. 11G16c; ducks. l2d 2oc
Live poultry: firm; geese. l4r, Ice:
ducks. 16d14tsc: fowls. 144c; turkeys,
15m1Sc: ROSTERS Sc. Cheese: steady;
state milk. common 10 specials, on
17c; skins. common TO specials. SI12c;
full skins. 2M2hc.
Butter: Firm: receipts. 1881: cream-
cry extra. 22m26tkc: state dairy tubs
II a 26c: imitation creamery tirsts 1871
19c Eggs: Firm REGENTS, II. $50:
nearby white fancv. 3OwH5c; nearby
mixed fancy. 81 \ n 23c: fresh hrsts. II
n 2fc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-07
MAG I AEs ARE
.G0BBLE0 BIZ TGU5T
Wall.st Obtains Control of Pubiioa.
tions With 100000 Circulation,
including American Magazine.

NEW YORK. Feb. s.--Wall street
is trying TO throttle the "muckrakinS
magazines, acooTding TO thc New York
Press today. Tho paper gives details
Of the recent changes IN the magazine
field and shows how Wall-st men
have finally succeeded IN obtalniH 5
control OF q number Of the periodic h
that have caused ahonl trouble IN she
past.
J. Z. Morgan & Co.. according 70
the Press, IS most active In tle mDse.
although others are interested
Through Thomas w. Lamont. Dcw@st
partner OF the Morgan ilrm. that Nol,
Germ is nov in rosition TO dictate the
policies OF periodicals with Q c.iNuln-
uon NJ 100000. Lamont controls the
Crowell Publishing co. which markets
the Woman's Home Companion, the
Farm and Fireside and which last
week secured possession OF the Adle--
lean Magazine.
Lamont s tFo most important as
sistants In tn e'reWeH concern, lays
the Press, "aro GNorse II liaIcrL
president. and Joseph =. knapp ~
TUG l-lAANts-A tAttlAA NJ =" ~ -
director OF the Associated Sunday
Magazines. This periodical has cir
culation OF more than l,e0e0OO. Tree
are two or three publications report.
ed to be on the rasgea edee because
of debts. There are publications
whose owners. seeing IN oppoNHnlty
10 sell out at lstue Ihat viii MAKE
them independent, may ccncladc 20
let 90 TO the trust"
The Press states that the Curtis
Publications OF Philadelphia, the Nc
Clure publications, Hampton's. l9lr
Wanamaker's periodicals. Robert j,
Golfers and Condo Nast's magaz acs
will not enter the combination ami Il
predicts a feht for circulation BE-
tween the Independents. which WI
continue their popular fights. anf
those that are owned by the sNaG.
cate.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-07
FAMOUS MEN IAUD U. OF NJ.
AT BANQUET IN NEW YORK
National Dinner In Hotel Astor is
One OF Most Brilliant Affairs Ever
Seen In Metropolis.

NEW YORK. Feb 6.--The Eigh
place that the University OF Michigan
holds was shown, Saturday night.
when seven hundred persons, includ-
ing some OF the most prominent men
in the country sat down 20 the ma
tional dinner OF the Michigan Alumni,
in the Hotel Aston. Justice William
H. Day, of the United StateG supreme
court. was the guest oil honor
There We're eight speeches in all.
including those OF Preslden; Royal s.
Copeland, of the New York alutAni,
and Toastmaster Earl ID. BahSt. Attei
Justice Day, the speakers were: Pres
ident Harry b. IIutchins, OF the Cni-
versity: United States Senator George
Sutherland, of Utah Representative
James Francis Burke, or Pennsyl-
vania: Gov. Chase s. Osborn. u
Michigan. and the president emeritus
OF the university, DIR. James Is. An
CELL
MicMgans alumni delegation i'll
congress and the guests OF honor oc-
caried a table with other guests Of
honor. Above them. running the en-
tire length of the longest side OF the
great DdlHOOIl anu UlLStH ltCl HiSt4s
hung painting representing the unit
versity campus at Ann Arbor Chimes
concealed behind il struck the qi.ar-
ter hours on the same notes as the
University Of Michiean Library clock.
At 10 ocloci, the chimes interrupted
the speech of Justice Day, who had
to pause untA they had runs thcir
course.
The balcony b-res were crowded
with women. relatives OF the d.uers,
who watched the O. ans Of enthusiasm
on the floor and listened 10 the helrty
Michigan songs and rotfs. ng cheers
with every indication OF enjoyment
Mrs. Earl ID. Babst. wife OF the toast
master. entertained party composed
OF the wives OF prominent alumni, in.
GLIDING Mrs. William II. Day. Mrs.
Harry b. Hutchins, wife CT President
Hutchins. and Mrs. Andrew ID. White,
wife Of the former president OF CDr-
nell university and ambassador 20
Germany, Who was for long time
member of the faculty OF the Uni.
yersity OF Michigan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-07
OVERDOSE KILLS HIM.
tliIlsdsie Man Had Taken Medicine
For. the Grip.

HlLLSDALE, Mich. Feb. 6.-Satur-
day night was one OF accidents in
aillsdale city. John Earl. of Jackson,
who had been employed on the ice,
died as The result of an overdose of
medicine fog the grip He went TO
Bulls drug store for relief but died
from the effects OF the medicine In
spite OF medical assistance.
Grover Douglass, aged u. of Man
while crossing the Lake
shore tracks, at late hour was
atruck by an approaching train. He
-as Knocked down and his right leg
q 1shed close TO the hip. He was TAX
en- 10 the Marsh hospital and his leg
It is believed he will live.
lie was on his way from Elkhart to
his home to see his 15-year-old sister
who is his only living relative.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-07
BISHOP WILLIAMS
DAuGHTER.T0 WE'D
Becomes Bride Of Allen Brett, New
York Editor, in St. Pauls
Cathedral, Feb. 20.

Formal announcement will be made
shortly OF the engagement of Miss
Julia Benedict Williams. daughter Of
Bishop and Mrs, Charles ID. Williams
TO Allen Brett, editor of Cement
Age" well-known trade paper pub
lished IN New York city The wed
ding VIII tao place Fen. 20, I'm ST
Paul's cathedral. Woodward and Han
cock.aves. II Will be the first mar
liage ceremony performed in the new
cdifice. In fact, II was with this .act
in view that. the wedding was set for
This time. The usual Episcopal wed.
ding service will be used
Following the ceremony In the
church a small reception will be held
IN the bishops residence for the inn
mediate family and out-of-town
guests.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-07
JoBBING PRICES.

Canned Goads--App.es. gals. So 20.
baked beans, lib. 5096oc: Lima beans,
sigl.5o., .cornmmFsncy Maine: SLIP
Peas--Fancy. early Jun. sl3s. stand
ard 81: soaked 6OaT0 Salmon
Sockeye. tall, $2l5. aa;. SO 20 AlasHa
reds. $3.50, Alaska pinks. 5 20 Toma-
toes. +s@soc; succotasn. sac lilo per
Conee-Packet coffee. ,oo-Ib case.
SIS IS a. 22.50 delivered.
Feed-Bran, s25 tine miadlinCs. SIS.
seq coarse cornmeai, s22; corn and
oats chop. $50 per ton
best: s5.25: ordinary Satcnts. stsS:
Rye ioSr. :tHSs5 per bill " 81 90
Oii-Raw linseed. slol. boiled lin
seed sl02: Diamond headlight kerr
osene. &c. Perfection. sac. Eocene.
pentine. in barrel lots, ole gal.
Provisions-Mess pork, sal family.
S21.5eFt 32.50; medium clea:. Sl9h 81;
smoked hams. 14is q i5c: dry s9lted
briskets. 13c: shoulders. 11l4c; Picnic
in tierces. 1885 c: kettle rendered. l1Sc
per lib.
sugnr.-corrected sally by w II
Edgar a. Son: Crystal dominoFs. 2le
s7sS; BIB. s7.i5; Eagle tablets. 50 %;
powdored S s5.s5: e staSdard p powdered,
$3.50; transmitted, extra coarse. SO; nne,
IN bulk. $490; I'm 25-lb. cotton oags.
s4.vS; Michigan grs,nulated, SL6a'
households powdered. in Glib, cartons
$3.50: diamond A. IS: confectioners' y,
a4s5: No 1. $500. No. .. $3.50. No 5,
s4s5; No. :, $3.50; No. 5. s+,75: No {,
$40; No s. $50. No. .. sf5s; No. 70.
s425; No II. s4.35: No. Is. si.35 per
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-07
SUN sTovEWOR Ks scoRcHED.
Storm Retards Firemen But They DO
Good Work on Arrival.

Into the teeth OF the storm. that
swept Detroit, early Monday morning,
the downtown fire department. appar-
atus was forced 10 plunge at $3.50
Fire started in the japanning room In
the basement OF the Sun store Co.
Nos. 15-l7 Macomb-st.
Because OF the delay occasi0ned By
the storm, the blaze threatened to
wipe out the building, "A three-story
brick structure. The automobile APP
paratus proved it's worth aud saved
the day. The powerful machines
plunged through the bowling storm.
while the horses fought yainly. through
snow.swept streets.
Urged by the shouts OF their driy
crs the horses finally managed to
lug the heavy apparatus IN the scene.
The flames were shooting mp the ele
ator shafts and /siairways, but by
hard work. the fremen succeeded IN
keeping the damage IN TIC basement.
The loss will reach several thousand
dollsrs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-07
nANhnI lrrdN SALE.

Assets 90 Dspurn electric company
n ~ be- SOLD 10 highest bidder at pub
H. auction on Thursday. Feb 0, 1911,
as 10 o'clock q. m. on the premises
Nos 54a-563 Fort st. west Appraised
ds follow II; Office furniture. $50 40 /;
factory furniture. S4115, machine shop,
chine work. lathes tools, etc. 81 s55 rs !:
partially made up Of electrical sup
plies. ig~ition coils spark coils. wiring
etc. sfoQ. gas lighters and misceliane-
Gus stock. S4i6 06 Terms cash For
fall particulars INQUIRE,
ANDERSON. RACKiIAM & WILCOX.
e22-62s Moffat building, Phone Main
16pa.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-07

S3VO per ease. radishesh hothouse.
green pepper, Soc per pasNct ear
rots. soc per bu: rntauagas, soc per Sni
parsnlps. 90 eoy per nui ocets. Svc OR
gu. turnlps. oOc per ou. tomatoes, A. fof-
idas. 80 per case. soc per uasket
pie plant. 90 a OVc per ouhch. sp,naeh.
100 tOc per aoz; grren beans, - pFr
hamper. wax means. $3.50 per- hamper.
Grupes-AlalaHas. SOS per Dpi
Grape Frsi' = Florida. S1'S@4 pes
ease
Heaey-Faney white l7@lSc; No, 4.
isH lie; amber iia loo extracted 30
Hay-Detroit dealers are paying tho
follow ing prices Tor hailed hay IN car
lots, {. a. h. Detroit: No. I tiirothN'
1885, clover mixed. sf5a 1850. rye
straw. ST.50mS, wheat and cat straw,
S65OW7 Loose hay from farmers
wagons on the city markets ranged
from Si6N 20. as To quality.
Hiies-No I cured. &c. No ! green,
: re: No. I cured buils. Sc; No. J green,
sisc. No, I cured kip, 1870 No.
green. Dc; No I cured murrain. 90; No,
I green &c; No i cured calf lSei Nc,
! green. 1stac per lb horse hiiyS No.
J, $3.50, No. ., $3.50: sneepskins as TO
wool 25CMsl; No. hidesh. lc off oc
kip. i6c OF on calf
Nuts-Black walnuts, = &c psr 10
butternuts, 81 q &c per Id; new. she'll
backs. "a iisc per Id.
Lemons-Callfornia, sS.50@I per box.
Limes-Sl@l.25 per box.
Mushrooms-l5 "a zoe per ooN.
Onions - SIS t90c per bu; spanish.
81 20 per crate.
Observation-Disclosures navels $3.50
81 per box; Floridas. S2.5eW 10 per
box
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 per crate.
S2m25O per doz
Observation-Disclosures car lots. 30 = zoe
per bu; new Rermudas, $40 per bu'
$3.50 per Dbl
PouItry-Springs. 13i5 q lie; fowl ~
ni3hc: old roosters. pa loo geese. ] e;
ducks. l5M Ice; turkeys. iS@ i9c PEI 10.
Dressed poultry: Hens liN Toe.
springs, l4m sc: ducks. l6ftlSc; geese,
l3mI4c. turkeys. 20Gi 22c 10,
Rabbits-S1 20 per doZ.
straw berri-s--iON n 60c per quart box
sweet Potnt0es--Jerseys, Kiln dried,
Sl-SSN 40 per crate.
TnIlow--No !, 6Isc; No. ., 5@6c 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-07
FIRF =oUT !. wo 7sHIr.Ees.

ZIG EAPIDS Mich. Fec 1.-THE
lsirst Ma hodist-FT ,sco a, ..Jrch was
partly .urned We terd1g Y, damage
eng tt,n $500 to = 90p The fire
.ol:e IN thu hasc - ~ y hile the
4stor. rev. II ~ 'onn,. y, was
4eachi. /, Abouf 200 COZ ccmpos-
oI tho congregation an! 9an.c was
lyCrtet throug.. the co neS' OF
hpich Ulcers vic ASSURED the PEG
10 Their was no dang = en- directed
hem tn ass on slowly :! cugL the
10th Ell
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-07
s6IAN POLICE BAFFLED
BY MAN OF MYSTERY
|fsician, Who Confessed to Al.
uinistcring Poison, Is Pointed to
as Dream.

ET. PETERSBURG, Feb. 6.--Desplte
many confessions to the murder
Count yassilli Bouturlin, by the
ministering of diphtheria germs, DR..
IN Pantchenko's chances of escap-
= heavy punishment are today con-
&|ercd good.
The prosecution, completely upset
Pantchenko's reputation OF his
nfessions, today began a deteImin-
D olfort to prove that letters, pur-
cfting TO have been written to Pant.
&cnko by Count O'Brien DeLassy,
|cutnrlin's brother-in-law, and the al.
ned instigator of the latter's muir.
>r, were actually written on DeLas-
70 typewriter. These letters deal
|I<h the contemplated murder OF
|cuturlin but are written in such
||arded language that they are be-
|cved TO be damaging against the
<Igoner and DeLassy only In the
|cnt that the confession stands.
The belief is growing that Pant.
1onko. instead Of being the greatest
1urderer OF modern times. is merely
oe greatest romancer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-07
BIZ. ALLEN TAKEN eY DEATH.

(fIARLOTTE, Mich, Feb. DIR.
+ b. Allen, aged 81, former mem
tk OF the Michigan Legislature and
Musician OF this city for more than
pears, died suddenly at his home
b. yesterday morning after n short
hess of heart trouble. DIR. Allen
~ a prominent Republican and had
Nd the Office OF probate judge Of this
unity six years. had been : member
(he school board 15 years and held
her city Offices. He served through
IS war, cnlisting I'm Company r..
x<h Michigan infantry I'm 1861, and
- discharged as sergeant4major in
<< afterwards studying medicine at
b University OF Michigan, whore ne
16nnfed IN 1867.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-07
CHICAGO GRAM LETTER.

Reported for The Times by PANE,
WebDer & Co. Feb. 8:
Action in this wheat market has
been unimportant so far. May 3rice
stuck around 953sc and 9Gc the hrst
hour. and had "A dip close 10 30 tsc
later. chiefly due to a break OF nearly
tc in the Minneapolis prices. That
market has recovered &C. and tho price
here is &c over low point. July price
weakened TO 93iac and Sept. closed 70
s2Lc, selling influenced largely by the
wide spread OF snowfall over the WIN
ter wheat state. Kansas City mes
sages are claiming "A very bad outlook
for some of the big wheat country IN
southern Kansas. due 10 absence OF
moisture all winter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-07
4 OLU GIRL IS
IN ShNITARIuM
Intimate Friend Of Family Says She
Has Been Located Near
Philadelphia.

NEW YORK. Feb. eliminate
friends OF the family of Francs Ar
mold whose daughter, Dorothy. mas
been missing since Dec. IL, contra
dicted the family's statements today
that Dorothy is still missing. She
has been located. they said, and Is In
a sanitarium near Philadelphia,
When Miss Arnold Is in better
health she will be brought home. not
before" said one OF Francis Arnold's
closest friends today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-07

! Rcportcd Tor The Times by Talne,
Webber AZ Co. Feb. q:
OPENING prices on the New York ex-
change were higher and there We're
some sharp advances in number OF
issues l.. y g. and Atlantic Coast Line
being especially well absorbed. Lon
don ca bic somewhat higher and re-
duetion in the German bank rate from
3 10 az ger cent. helped the early bull
fish sentiment alter on, some weak
ness shown by steel. the tone became
"a little uncertain and lost a portion Of
the early advance, trading growing
dull on the decline.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-07
standpatter Gets Job.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-President
Taft today appointed Rep Duncan
McKiniay, (Repn.. Cali TO be survey
or for the port of San Francisco. Nc
Kinlay is a regular and was defeated
Tor reelection by William Kent. pro.
grassive As prominent Lame
duck" II has been predicted repeated.
iy that McKinlay would be given u
good Job.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-07
KILLED BY WHIRLINc SHAFT

BATTLE CREEK. Mich, Feb. &. -
J, literally torn 20 bits. Edwin w.
DoGchey, G6llwright for the KELLOGG
food company. met terrible death
Yesterday at O'Clock, in the plant az
Lincoln aud Aldrich-sts. The unfortun.
ate man was wound around a sharing
and battered TO a pulp.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-07
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.
NEW YORK MoNEN.

NEW YORK. Feb. e.---AIoney on call.
2aa per cent. Time money. 30, per cent
for six months. Bar silver: London.
~ pence: New York, 81 "A C. Demand
sterling: 1885 20 a. 1850.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-07
cHrcAGn PRnnrCE.

CHICAGO. Feb. 6-sButtcr: Extras.
csc: frsts 23c: dairy extras, 22c firsts,
19c Eegs: Prime firsts. II nc. hrsts,
2OIac. Cheese: Skins, i3h @ &C.;
Young Americas, 1914 @15Ac. Live
poultry: Fowls, 13Lc; ducks, 1lW
1tics. goose 4 6fl2c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-07
PRODUCE.

General inactivity was the principal
feature of the produce market thlS
morning. The blizzard was bullish
factor through fears Of scanty reccipls.
and the tone was generally firm Some
dealers were looking for an advance
unanimous in their views. Eggs were
firm, and ~ this weather holds. will 30
higher. Poultry was all cleaned up.
with nothing I'm to start on. Dressed
calves are picked up as fast as they
come In. but hogs are slow of sale.
more especially heavy weights
IppIe--Greenings S450G 500: Bald
wins. case; Steels red. $50 $50 per
bbI
Rannnas--Good shipping stock, si.5c
Reans--Dricd Lima. Gis g. &c III.
tciery--Home- grown. Z5G3Oe} state
stock Is " 2oc doz
CauIinower - California. s3.75 per
box
CLsese--NIiehigan hats. old. 10: late
IG6f iSC. late made, l5W Ice; 1oint site
~ lss. $50 zoe; black Swiss, lsm zoe;
imported SWISS ESQ zoe: Limburger
ist, 917isc; brick cheese. f5Di1c ~
Craaberries - Late Hovvs. ss0g50
ler bbl: 1925 per On.
DrteS--Forsian. 5d &C per ". Yards,
t0is flic per 10.
Dressed Calves - Fancy. II AZ tf 1 Rc
uor 10. common. 90 &c per III.
Dressed Hog---gis ftiec per D.
Ftnnan Haddi.--Sia y lie yer a.
Fius--Imported. new. llu l6c per 10.
California, 3Sc pcr box
Fresh Nrgefsble- - Cucu hot.
house. 81 50M 10 per d0z! lettuce. hot.
house. i31 &c per IN. head iCgtuse,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-07
LIVE STOCK.
EAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Duni. Ing a. stevens Live stock Report.

! EAST BUFFALO. n, Y. Feb. g.
Cattle: Receipts. l2S cars; market
$6.soSs.75; good price 1900 TO 1900
2oo-I shipping steers. S5.5O@e.2s; me-
diums butcher steers i.ooV 20 hiey sps;
SIS: best fat cows, s4.TS45.25: fair to
gooh, do, sS.50M4.5O; common TO me
dium. DO. ,s3.So94; trim gns s2asg
at heifers. $5@5,50; fair to good. do.
S4.5e9I75; stock heifers. SO 20 g3So;
best feeding steers, deb, Fned. S4-ooW
S4a4 Is; stockers. all grades. 1918 o.;
best bulls, $i25G4.75: bologna bulls.
S425G475: stock bulls. s4@4 To- best
mixers and springers. $500 30 each;
gooa TO best mixers and springers. S4o
q so: common To good. do. S2oWa5
Hogs: Receipts, so cars. strong
heavy, $3.50; workers.. $3.50; pigs, $3.50.
best lambs. Sc: heavy, s5@5.25 year
lings. $4.75M5 wethers, $i21W I4o;
ewes, s3.75di.
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO, y. Y, Feb. g.
active; prime steers. IS. rs G 6:55; huIch-
err grades. ssms75, cows. s3.50Et5.25
calves: Receipts, 500 head. market,
active, 25c lower; Gull to choice. sew
"a, 900 mead market. active and steady;
choice lambs. $6@6.10: Gull To fair.
S475m575; yearlings. s5M5 :2s; sheep,
SSml5O Hogs: Receipts. 1850 mead;
market. active and strong workers.,
Ss20ms3O: pigs. $3.50 mS05; miEed.
ssiomsI5: heavy s79o@s. roughs. 81
u710; stays. S6ub.0V.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO,
Feb. Clogs: Receipts, $1,000; mar
ket. so 10c higher; mixed and butch
ers. s7:40M7 $50; good heavy, 81 500 60:
rough heavy. S710MT.30; light. $3.50
7.s5: pigs S7.6oa1.e5. Cattle: Re-
ceipts, 1900; market. 1oc higher;
becvcs. sIs5n6.S0; cows and heifers.
81 60a5.I5; stockers and feeders, $3,75
eB5.fs Texans, s4d5.25: caves. s6.5og
IS sheep: Receipts, $4,000. market,
strong; native. $2.5On4.30; western.
S225M4s0; lambs. Siz5G6.io: west
ern, $4i0@61o
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 6--Hogs: Re-
ceipts $500; 10c higher; heavies and
mediums, $40; workers., $50, pigs
and lights, $40. Cattle: Receipts, 30
cars, slow and steady. Calves. Ite-
ceipts 400: steady, $40. Sheep; Re
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