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The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
GOMPERS NEVER ASKED
IF MEN WERE GUILTY
q ontinued from Par. on..,

what the prisoners would say before
being sentenced. The plans were to
sentence James first. In a general
conference In his cell last night. par
uctpated in by Attorneys barrow,
Davis and McNutt and District Attor-
hey Fredricks. James had told about
mis- work In blowing up the Times
II was asserted by his counsel that
that was the only crime he had made
IA clean breast Of despite many sen.
sational rumors that he had told about
all OF his operations throughout the
country as a professional dynamiter.
The plans before going into court
this morning were that Jim was to get
4 life sentence according to the prom
Use of District Attorney Fredricks,
who had pledged himself 10 ask Judge
Bordwell 10 make that promise good
John j. Mcnamara was to get fourteen
years II the district attorney had his
way Although Judge Bordwell had
asserted that he was Party to no
agreement" and Would act as he
believed the ends OF justice could be
rest served" il was expected that he
would decide that the prosecutor
knew what was lest.
accused men, interest was diverted
t. day from the bribery charges grow.
ing out OF the case. Fredricks said
he expected all concerned. to Come
through in good time" and that one
task was enough for today.
Because OF the fact that il was
election day in Los Angeles and Their,
vas bitter feeling. because il was be
l!eved by followers OF job Hartman
Sociaist-Labor candidate for mayor
tat business had traded Jim McNe.
naras life for an issue with which to
win the campaign, Sheriff William
Hammell took extraordinary precau
tons to guard the two McNamaras I'm
their trip to and from the Hall OF Rec.
ords. All night armed guards held
positions outside the Jail, scrutinizing
ell who approached The entire night
and day shifts OF guards were on duty.
while 10 deputies. chosen for courage
and cool headedness were selected TO
kuard the prisoners in their trip To
the courthouse IN addition. a special
guard OF 20 men was stationed inside
and outside the courtroom, ordered 10
quell any disturbance promptly.
Sheriff Hammer and Under Sheriff
train personally took charge, of the
tUo Mcnamara brothers. who were
ironed together for the transfer. A
,ordon OF armed guards then sur.
rounded 10th. 40 that no one could
accost or modest the prisoners.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
IN THE LOCAL PLAY.HOUSES

Is furnished by FTosini with an ac-
cordeon. which sounds. at times. like
pipe organ. ON the instrument he
plays classics and ragtime.
The four Lukens give an aerial
thriller on horizontal bars. doing
some of the most daring feats ever
seen I'm vaudeville ,fihey end the pro.
gram of specialties. while the Dennis
brothers open IL with tricks on re-
volving ladder The best the Temple
has put on in many week. is closed
with the Microscope pictures, new
and entertaining
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

The Michigan Railway Guide for De-
cember n out and sale ut the
usual places
Mayer Thompson has cceptcd an Inv 4
tRtion to discuss his franchise I'm the.
North Woodward NJ T.. church neNt
Monday evening. The mayor SAYS
-iff hens % tlis--e,rt
from any church. maternal or OTHER
society i'm the city.
william q. Farrell, - years old, wa,
badly injured Monday while he wa.
nuloading coal from n wagon AT No
80 Bakcr-st lie slipped aud fclI
from the wagon. badly Wrepching lhIs
back lie was taken to ST Mary
- turpttat IN an auto patrUi
Chris. Allan. OF Crosse Isle, one Of IN.
victims of Prosecutor shepherd's
FIRST raid against blind pigs" and
who has been In hiding for several
weeks. has notified his attornev
Thomas Payne. that he viii returh
FOR trial. Peter Cada. tho other.
trossc Isle man caught with Milan
and Who has also been In hfdIrp
viii return, too. W " believed Ths
extreme penalty for running a blind
pig Is 30 DAYS IN Jail
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
Odds. and Ends of
Today's News by Wire

NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-George Davis
Sosolowitz mad the court change his
name 10 plain George Davis because
his nancee declined TO assume the
name OF SogolowitZ.
HAVANA Cuba--John j. McGraw.
manager OF the New York Giants, ana
Umpire Rigler said all Cubans were
\egroes and were arrested. Thcy
wouldn't surrender until a white po-
liceman came. They We're hned $40
NEW YORK; Because he brought a
suitcase of sausages from New Jersey
10 New York. Rudolph stoned was ar
rested and fined % cents for violating
the interstate commerce laws.
COAL CITY. nls-Yeggs have de-
stroyed many safes in this and
ne,Phboriug towns that business men
today put mp signs reading: Don't
blow this safe. IL isn't locked. Just
help yourself"
CHICAGO-Alleging that paraffne
which beauty doctor injected her
skin TO make fun checks. had slipped.
Miss Isabelle Turner sued the doctor
for $4,000.
CLEVELAND--A preferential vote in
Ohio by "A Cleveland and Toledo paper
showed Roosevelt and Bryan TO be IA
vored as PRESIDENT candidates with
LaFollette and Harmon second choices,
IL was announced today.
CLENELAND--Philip Adams, wait
er. was arrested here, ending a chase
extending over two contine Adams
Ia wanted In Germany for embeZzlin z
s56 900 from hank.
SPRINGFIELD. Ohio--BeCause they
objected to attending school more than
a half day. 400 high school students
struck here They paraded the streets
and dched the authorities.
TlTTSBURG Pa The PENNSYLVANIA
railroad has installed wireless stations
at Altoona and Harrisburg TO conduct
tests OF dispatchink trains by means Of
wiz eless telegraphy
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05

ioHe: Crown gasoline, l2hc per gal.
turpentine. In Dbl lots. 81 hc per gal
PROV isIous Mess pork, VII; ram.
ily. tl9Gl9.60. medium. clear. Ntg
~ besssaekea- hanls,-lA1 90, dry salteu
briskets. 81 q loo. shoulders. llc' pie
mic hams. i0lse G. bacon, 40 lAhc: larus
In tierces. 9%e; kettle rendered lo~s
per 10.
suEars-corrected daily by w H.
Edgar q Son: Crystal dominoes. W -
do. 8 lbs. SSS5; Eagle tablets. $3.50,
cut loaf $3.50; CUBES. 1855; NNAN
powdered, s6T5; standard powdered,
So 10; granulated. extra coarse 800
graduated. fine In bulk. So so, granu-
lated. 25-lb cottons, S6S5: diamond "
70, 40 cOnfectioners' \. seas, No. ],
$3.50 No. 2. SO so: No 3. ss.25: No. 8.
l6.s0 No. 8. s6l5: No. 6. $40: No. q.
seUS 20 50: No. =. $3.50 NO 10
$3.50; No. II. 1885 No. ~. $3.50: No
-. SO 70 No. "a. s575. No rs. 1915:
household powdered. 5-ib. cartons. Is
a. case, 10. do. lib. cartons. as 10
per 100 lbs
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
TEMPLE.

Particularly appropriate is the pre-
sentation of "Scrooge," an adaptation
OF "A Christmas Carol" by the inn
mortal Charles Dickens, in the Temple
theater this week, the beginning OF
Advent. The little drama was given
for the first time i'm Detroit at the
Monday matinee, and the large audi
ence received il most enthusiastically
In fact, Tom TePriss, whose com
pany OF English actors and actresses
is producing the sketch. and who is
taking the role of "Scrooge" himself,
was obliged to respond 20 a cgrtain
call. He graciously acknowledged the
appreciation OF the work of himself
and company. IL was encouraging, he
said. to know that the Offering was
pleasing, especially on account OF the
near approach of the one hundredth
anniversary Of Mr. Dickens birth.
Mr. TeFriss gives remarkably
clever impersonation of "Scrooge," the
miser, first as the man with no sym.
pathy for the spirit of Christmas, and
later as the man of generosity. The
change of heart on the part of
''Scrooge" comes about as the result
of dream on Christmas eve, after
he has turned down" requests for
help for the poor In his dream. which
is realistically produced. he receives
visit from the ghost OF Jacob Mar
lev. his former partner. sees the
death" OF Tiny Tim, crippled son OF
Hob Crachit. clerk OF 'Scrooge," hears
uncomplimentary comment on his own
death" and finally sees his own
name on tombstone In a grave yard
The revelation cures him OF his stony
heart and niggardllness.
Mr.. Terriss is practically the whole
company, the others having compare
lively little to do.
Coming on the stage right on the
heels OF "Scroogc." Nellie V. Nichols
songstress coincidence. proved no dis
anpointment She became pOnnlal
With the audience In hurry, her char
acter songs and representations beins
well liked
There is. In fact. AN abundance oI
singing and dancing. on the program
m this class. Charles Cartmell and
Laura Harris are especially entertain
lnn Both dance cleycriy. The
Konps. Bob and May, also prove a
winning team. They sing well and
hove an interesting bit OF dialogue
ibs work OF Charles 81 tawlor and
dahgilfers. Mabel and Alice. imperson.
rfIhr Italian street singers aud ap.
ncnfine In solo. gnartci and trio mum
l.crs. a of more than ordinary merit.
M0fic Of most pleasing eharactcr
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
MILES.

4 tWNGG0s
Just as mystifying as ever. Anna
Eva Fay is again appearing in the
Miles theater this week as the chiel
attraction on "A pleasing bill, and her
local admirers turned out in large
numbers, Monday TO witness her re
markable performances. Her perform
ance, as usual, Is i'm two parts. the
|, first being devoted TO her cabinet ex
reriments and the second 10 dem
onstration OF what she terms somnol
ency. But. no matter by what name
II is known, Miss Fay's exhibition Is
one that never grows tiresome and
some OF her answers to questions
written by persons In the audience
seem quite remarkable.
Miss FAY is quite frank with the
public. The program gives an elab-
crate explanation OF her performance
and refers TO her as "a skilled and
scientific manipulation She doesn't
claim. for instance. that there is any
thing supernatural in her accomplish
ments. II seems almost certain that
she must use her hands in the man
ipulation OF the cabinet tricks. yet.
1hen the cabinet is removed her
hands are found still firmly tied be
hind her back and the bonds securely
fastened TO a wooden upright. And
the members of the volunteer investl-
eating committee who are not the
stage as the representatives OF the
audience are as completely deceived
rs the people down in front
This weeks bill In the Miles Is a
big one, comprising nine acts. One
Ct the most pie tsing numbers is the
act OF the Four Tierneys. excellent
singers and instrumentalists. The
-oung men are we'll known TO De
troiters. All OF them have been in
Professional life for number OF
ears. but this ~ their first appear
sLce as quartet. They have made
q happy selection OF songs and one of
the number. who makes up In black
face. injects some good comedy.
William Flemen and company pres
ent well-constructed and diverting
Jlaylet called, Back TO Boston, -"
which gives Mr. rlemen an opportun-
ity 10 work of line OF slang that is
N class by itself He appears as
"Hick" Clancy, prize fighter. who
Gets into the wrong house and goes
so far as TO propose to the daughter
OF a retired banker. whom he sup
poses is the servant, before he dis
covers his mistake. The ending is
refreshingly unconventional. Mr..
Flemen Is supported by Miss yiolanta
Suratt and Fred Gamble.
The Four Nelson Comiaues have
one OF the best knock ABOUT comedy
acrobatic turns seen on the local
boards in a long time. Their work
| Is lightning fast and some OF il is re-
markably clever. LaVelle and Grant
are an athletic pair who display a
really wonderful muscular develop
ment and their worl; is as refined as
ii is skillful
George Smedley has a mover mu.
steal turn, in which he gives = -e-
markable imitation OF the human
voice on banjo Another OF his
stunts is the reproduction OF distant
church chimes Mutt and JEFF are
back this week and are seen In an
other Of their amusing adventures.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
NEw YOnK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-Flour; DUH
DuIl; middle west spot, S9lOG920.
sugar. Raw, dull: centrifugal. SO test,
's4.st. muscovado. SO test sl.44; re-
hned. steady. cut loaf. $3.50: crushed
$40. powdered. $50: granulated
s6.95. Coffee Rio. No Z. on spot. as
a &c. Tallow steady city, 6nc;
country. Gd6s4c. Hay: STEADY. prime
tl,30: No. g. sldi.O5. clover. 96c a Si.2O,
Dressed poultry: Dull: turkeys, l2G,
22c chickens. 6022c, fowls Ga To-
ducks i0Mlsc Live poultry: Firm;
geese. 120l3c, ducks. l2a l3c: fowls
TIA l3c: turkeys. ilm lbc; ROSTERS
Sc: spring chickens, ilNl2lsc Cheese:
Fairly active; state milk, common to
specials laGlec; skins. common 10
specials 6m IaiRc. fun skins. 3n.5c.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
MARKETS AND FINANCE
y. \. srock MARkEI-Clo.e.

An Ag Chem SIS. ANAL Cop G2Ts. Am
Coz uil 8ssa. Am Smclt .2A. Am Gel a
Eel iSyf. Am Toh ~ 1915, Am Wool
s.. Atch 1863. Bali \ - l02, II II
72is. can Pae st0 y, ChSs a ohio 7ih.
Ma 81 Paul il0fs. Eric SIS. 10 LIST ~
50. do, sd pf az Gen Flee 152h. CT Nor
pf 121is. ct Nor ore ctf e., Int Met
IL do pf as Kan CITY : 2ais, Leh
Nal i77b, Louis \ Nash lSS, NJ, a 7
1889. Mo pac iOfs y y q l06i4. y y,
- a " tOia Nor 4 West l0S7s, North
Pac liSA. Penn II II l22ss PEG q 4 {
i04Sa. Ray Cons liA, Recalling l5eNs
South Pacific ll2. south RY SO uo pi
IiL Union pac t7tif, Y 5 Rub com
46L. L : Steel 624a 10 Vt lVs =, >
Bonds lOl1s. Utah Cop 5li4 Wabash
10. 40 ~ 22a
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
LIVE STOCK.
east PJFFALo-op-pinE.

DuanlUg a stevens Live stock Neport
EAST BUFFALO. y. VI Dec. -
heavy, sG,coGGTo yorkers, $3.50;
eest 1900 TO l,6o0-lb. steers. $500
IL 20 good prime 1900 10 l.f00-lb
steers. ss5Oa6.75. best 100 TO 1900
10 shipping steers. t5.S0U6. medium
butcher steers. 1000 TO i.i0o lbs. t4.s5
a. ; go; light butcher steers. S425d475
best fat cows, s4Sog5i fair to good do
50 25d4: common TO medium do. 81. so
U3, trimmers. s225 "a TO. best fat
heifers. $4,000; good fat heifers, st2S
q iS5, fair 20 good do. s3.50gi 10.
stock heifers, s275Qs; best feeding
steers. s.. 25 a. $50. stockers. all grades,
So 20 a 80; prime export hulls, 500
~ prime export bulls; 81. sS 20 o,o best
bulls, s325G4; stock bulls. $3Q375.
hes, mixers and springers $4,000.
Hogs Receipts 60 cars market,
SLOW heavy, Sc +o@s5o; workers..
sheep and Lambs: Receipts. 40 cars,
strong top lambs, S6.25m6.5o; year
ewes. s3ma 20.
Calves s5a9
EAST BUFFALO-Ciose.
Fast BUFFALO. y. Y. Dec Cat
tie Receipts. 5000 head; market
strong prime steers. s7@54S; butcher
grades. t5,f0n6 so; cows 81 5n5
Calves: Receipts, 500 head: market,
ralrlN active. Gull 10 choice, sbu %.
Sheep and lambs: Receipts, 100 head;
market active; choice lambs, $500
6.G5 Gull TO fair. s45on6; yearlings,
s: 25ai75; sheep, s2Qi Hogs: Re
ceirts. 22l00 head; market. steady
ycrkers. Sc 25a6 30: pigs s57525 so.
mixed, So 45@650; heavy. So So a 6 so
roughs 81 5OT5Eo. stays s5Ib25
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO,
Dec, Hogs: Receipts, $4,000 head.
market duh. mixed AMI butchers. S5.So
a6.S7; good heavy. sC.l0H6.t0. rough
heavy, s5.90a6.l0. light. $3.50 $50;
pigs, S4.25m y 50. cattle: Receipts. -
800 head market. slo7V and steady
beeves, N.60G9.25. COWS and heifers.
s2H5.g0; stockers and feeders S3da.i5:
Texans, Sl.l0n5.75; calves $5.5oG \.
sheep. Receipts 25.O0 head, market,
weak: native. s2.5Od4; western, S2.I5
as, lambs. 81 1905 western, si06.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. O.. Dec. 4-Hogs:
Receipts. $500 head. 81 lower; heav-
les and mediums. s6.45: workers., ss.2o
u625: pigs. $3.50. lights, $5.S5. cat
tie: Receipts. IS cars, steady. sheep
and lambs Receipts, so cars So top.
Calves: Receipts. 500 head. 50 top.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05

Appie.-soc 0sl: $4,000 per Dbl:
western box apples. S2,2b M276 boa.
Papanss-Good shipping stock. $50
Beans-Dried Lima. s14Q7c 10
California Fruits - Grape Tokays
'i,4.G I,5o; Malagas; siSoa2 box
Celery-Home-g grown, Se9S5c doz
CauIinower--75Q SIC bu
Cabbage-$l. 80 q l.75
Cheese-Michigan Oats. i5h@ l7e.
New York fats. lG9l7c: eneddsrs; 10y
Swiss. 16h Ole, imported Swiss, $50
sac: Limburgel, l4h Glsc: brick
cheese, 16Q17c 10.
Chrstnuts-:ogi2hc -.
Dnte.-Persian, new. on 07c h.
Dressed Hoss--Light TO medium
~. heavy. eh a7hc per Id. -.
@Sc: heavy. 6G7c per 10.
Finnan Haddies-s9llc III.
Fresh vcEetabies = Cucumbers, hot
house; 'l.5ogt76; lettuce; Dollhouse
Qi5o per doz; onions. I2lh Disc doz.;
beets. +6gsoc bu. parsnlps. Soc bu.
carrots. 400 ACC bu. rutabagas. 500 as,
S or. ' FruitMFiorida. ,booGS6o per
Grapes concords ponies. l3Qlic
per basket Ca;aw5as ponies h iSS per
Honey-Fancy white. l7Vlse. amber
Is a l6c; extracted, sQsc per ID.
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
lots. T. o. b. Detroit: No. timothy.
s20Q21: No. 2 timothy. sl9G2o; clover,
mixed. nsQls; rye straw, ss6o0s;
% SnS oa anG straw 1as Sso ss1
from farmers wagons on the city mar
kets ranged from s2o@2s as TO quail
Hide.-No. ! cured, isc; No. green.
10c: No. cured bulls. 10hc; No.
green, &c; cured calf. No. I, lie; green
calf. No. I, 15c per ID; horse hides. No
]. sg.75; No. :. s2.75; sheep-slsins. as to
kip. i,c OF on calf.
I.cmons--California. Si5o95.50 box,
Limes-si G1.25 per doG
shelibsrEs es 81 sse cub IL. Satternats. 81:
black walnuts, 75cGsi per bu
Oni.n.-.Yellow.. S50sOe per bui
Spanish, slG6 Clio per crate
California navels. s3.2S@4: Floridas.
s2.L093.75 per box
Poultry : Springs, No. |. iOg1ohc;
No. Q 9aoI5c. fowls. sqS;ac, No. 2, 6
q l5c. turkeys, l5ml6c ID; dressed
chickens, 10n1lc, hens, S99c geese.
100 lac; ducks. le0l7c: turkeys leo
lie ID
PineappIes-Florida ss5O94 crate
Potatoes-car lots, track. Detroit. are
selling at s06S5c per blu.
QuInces-s1 20 e. 1.50 per bu.
Skins-Detroit buyers are bidding az
follows. No l skunk 81 So No l rae
econ, s2.75; No. 1 mink. sc, No. musk
rat. soc.
sweet Potnt.es-Nirginlas $3.50 "a
$50 per bbl: Jerseys. kiln dried. 81 so
per crate
Tomatoc.-California 81 for 4-bas.
ket crates: dollhouse, zoe per 10.
TAll A G A. a
Mooi--Michigan unwasned wool for
southern. central and northern sections
\, Y and u blood. 1000 delain.
unwashed, t641Sc; common. rough and
fine l491Sc per h.. T. o. IA. country
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
Latest spelling styles.

N hen Mice Jones was Is she be-
can.c Miss T.. Aiysse Jones When she
W.T. ~ FUrFr T TrrTr rTrsrt ~rfrTDt STIR WHY
asked her name by tho lean. Sh, re-
uli"u:
Miss e. AlySse Jones -N-l-y-s-s- .. o.
Yes" said thC dean. e. nd how are,
you Smelling Jones now San Fran
CtSts Nrgonaut
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.

DETROIT. Dee. a.--J'p North star,
tarriN edD, ~ so "a. IN Monday; Muncy,
13:l0 f. IN Brewer, $40: Oliver. 2:lp:
Wilkesharrc 3.50. Captain Thomas
Wi!son. i:in. Strhthcona s Havey CAR
rivcdb sos, Osroda. Tilden, 6:I5;
SaCheul. So
The 500.
= SAILT STE. MARIE Mich Dec g.
UP. MOrrcll. $3.50 p. m. Monday.
Down. Athabasca. 1910 n. m Mon.
d0y Midland King $50.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
NEW YORk sTOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Webber & Co, Dec. 4
The New York stock market opened
quiet. but steady, and generally speak
ing price changes 10 the end or the
first hour were confined TO small frac-
tions Wabash preferred was the eN-
ception and two points were added 10
It's previous closing price The market
seems to have assumed a waiting attl-
tude and news from Washington will
undoubtedly be the controlling factor.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05

A large number OF changes in the
operating stan are announced in bulle-
tins of the Pere Marquette railroad.
The changes took effect Dec. 1. The
chief appointments are as follows
On the Buffalo division, with Offices In
Port Huron, William Madden Is made
division engineer: WI Long Is ap-
pointed division engineer of the
Grand Rapids division, with Offices In
Grand Rapids; r. VI. Johnson Is ap-
pointed trainmaster in charge OF the
line between Grand Rapids and De.
uoit with Offices I'm Detroit: on the
Petoskey division. j. p. REYNOLDS is
made division engineer. and on the
Ionia division V. f. Dunning is made
division engineer and G.. F. Downing
chief train dispatcher.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
A. 90 BasehnII.

Look at the team New York has
Ne,v York is no Yam town"
do not sneer at smaller towns. my
friend The New York team ~ com
posed Of young men from Terre Ifautr.
Warren, Syracuse Toledo, Little Rock
Kankakce. Npsilarti, South Bend ana
~ AGO ''--i'ittSbGrg POst
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

The statistics on American rail-
roads compiled by the Bureau of Rail-
way Economics for September. shows
slight decrease in revenue on a per
mile basis as compared with the fig
ures for September. 1910. The de-
crease was $50 or one-tenth of one per
cent. September. 1910, showed a con.
siderable decrease from the figures
for September, 1909
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
u. S. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.
CuIclGo rno,IsIoN MARkET.

CHICAGO, Dec. i-Butter Extras.
See hrs's, 20T3lc: dairy extras. S3r:
trsts. SOC. Eggs Firsts. soc cheese:
SKINS NV Hli'1c; young Americas.
49, frihc Live poultry Fowls. ala u
lhc. ducks; l3 |. ~ i4c: geese. i1Gllisc.
turkeys. l3m13isc Potatoes, S01 S5c.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
un, schneider, who WAS released from
thr crnIrrI ns.IIc.. statInn only Naa-

taVe artprf4uurr, was rrgtrrrStrr' 'rUcs-
day morning by Patrnlnlau Harold
Eoughlev schneider had ltp re-
Nolypr two pocketkrives. box ~
tclttridacS aud a hall dozen silver
Ss1vors lie ~ held prnding ar inves-
tfsation
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter Extras. 25c; hrsts. 3Sc H.;
dairy. ale. packing stock, coo ~.
Eggs-Current receipts. cases I'M
cluded. 32c per dor. Receipts on Mon
day. i45 cases. Market firm.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Dec 5.--Opening Wheat
opened without change in the Detroit
market Tuesday Little change was
noted in Liverpool or Chicago. Open
ina prices Tuesday: Cash No red.
gGa, G. Dec. 97Ac: May. Sl.02ls July,
% z. G; No | white. 9il4c.
Corn II easy and active at 6il2c for
cash No g. 651kc for No yellow and
64c for No 4 yellow
Oats are dull and steady at 5Ols G
for standard and soc 'or cash No. 3
white
rye is quiet at 9ic for cash No. 2.
Beans arc in slow demand at 81. %
for Immediate. prompt and December
shipment and S2.25 for January ship
npnt
Cloverseed is steady and active at
81 50 for prize spot, Sl2b5 for March
and $1,000 for prime alsike.
Timothyseed is nominal at $3.50 for
y ime spot
Barley is easy and In fair demand at
Se4Od245 per cwt.
Grain receipts at Chicago Tuesday:
heat. 32 cars. corn. lG6 cars: oats.
los cars
MAY wheat i'm Chicago opened Tues
rlay az 9gs, pgg5sc corn at 63e a 63 a G,
oats at 1854 and pork at SIS 1Om l6 90.
Wheat in Liverpool opened unchang-
cd and was later quoted unchanged TO
Id lower. Corn was ~ lower.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
PRODUCE.

As was anticipated. tile Elgin but
ter market was advanced a cent yes
teiday. and. OF course. this market fol-
lowed. This with "a decline of 10 cents
the price changes for the day Poul-
try was In fair supply AMI the demand
is picking M little. Potatoes are
frmer I'm tone. but no higher Eggs
were advanced two cents Yesterday and
are very firm Fresh fruits and goods
suitable 10 the holiday season are ac-
tive and steady. but with no particu-
lar feature.