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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11

s4d45o wethers. 'S.5SG3.7S: ewes 81
Caves s45oG95O.
EAST BUFFALO-Ciose.
EAST BUFFALO, y. y Nov IL
Catt;c.t Receipts. 225 head. marke.
SLOW and steady; prime steers S'.lS u
Ceirts, 200 head. market. active ana
stead, Gull 10, choice. SEA- $50 SheeP
Md lambs. Receipts 5000 head mar
ket. SLOW. LAMPS 100 lower. choice
lambs. s575d6. cull 20 fair SA3OH
5 So. ycarlings. t4mie5. sheep. 81"
3S5 Hogs Receipts. $3.50 head. mar
ket. RCtiVe and steady, workers.. 50 - "a
90: pigs s61Oa6S0. mixed Ss.eOu
sec. heavy. So 60H6.75; roughs. S5.oOu
6st. stays. s5n525
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO
Nay. n Hogs. Receipts. $4,000, mar
ket. slow. mixed and butchers. 80 q
6isi, good heavy, s6ljH6.55. rough
heavy. s5s0H6.l5. light. s5.i0m O. ~ y
Mrs SS75d535 cattle; Receipts,
800. market. dull: becves. 81. 65 q -. 10 ;
cows and heifers ssfr6, stockers and
feeders. sSd5SO. Texans. S4d >. so, Tex
ans. s4a5S SIS. calves. s5.50g $50. sheep:
Fecefpts, 500 market. steady; native.
&c sUstS so. western ss65 a SO lamb
s3.5a440. western. sS.Ia9 $50.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. ONO, Nov, ll-Hogs
receIpts GOO. steady 10 10 cents low
er Mediums and heavies So so, york
.srs S6e6a6.3C. pigs. $3.50. Cattle, J
cars. steady sheep and lambs. 10 cars.
SIS top. calves. 100, ss.15 top
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11

slight advance. with sales OF fair-sized
lines OF quarter blood Ohio at Csc al
though the ruling market probably Is
e+lac Moderate sized lines OF original
ard fine and fine medium territory
clothing woods were also taken. as
well as a fair amount OF secured woods
fo- the wooden mills. The shipments
OF wool from Boston from Jan. 10
Nov g. inclusive, were 1872, 4S36s2 lbs.
against lS7.5S0,2l6 lbs. for the same
time last year The receipts from Jan.
II 20 Nov 9. inclusive, were 2T1; 349. COZ
lbs against 245.36s.933 lbs for the
same period last year"
Butter Firm: receipts 460s; cream
.try extra, SAC: state dairy tubs. 23G
sac Imitation creamery first. 22is a 25c.
Eggs Steady. receipts. 3.1IT. nearby
White fancy 50Q55c: nearby mixed
fancy. 30G37c fresh nrsts, 81 n age.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11
MARKET CLOSES HEAVY
FIRM IN EARLY SESSION
Before End of First Hour Tone
Is Strong and Losses
Are Recovered.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1l.-Declines OF
around a point we're sustained In the
important issues in the early trading
on the Stock Exchange today.
IL n. m.-Before the end OF the
first hour the tone became strong and
the losses were recovered with some
stocks. showing advances.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds strong.
The market closed heavy.
The stock market today was pulled
backward and forward by conflicting
influences. Opening somewhat lower,
IL then declined a point or more in
active stocks, under heavy selling. Al
these low prices came new rush OF
buying orders, driving the market 10
the highest of the day. But the sell
ing was renewed, another decline en-
sued, and the market ended In consid-
cradle confusion. AS whole, II bore
strong evidence TO realizing sales
by some OF the largest recent buyers.
Reported for The Times by Hayden,
A. - Ilk-fl9 C,rfSWOld-gf
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11
"KIPLING NOT MUCH POET"
SAYS HERO OF HIS POEM

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 11-Capt
G.. Knox, one or the heroes OF Rud
yard Kipling's Rhyme Of the Three
Sealers," and who is In the Chinese
customs service as harbor master al
Tonku, was passenger on board the
Tenyo Maru, arriving yesterday. He
has lived in tho Orient for a quarter
OF a century. II was while engaged In
sealing out OF Japan that he figured IN
the story OF Mr.. Kipling's poem, his
criticism OF which Is interesting.
HE isn't much OF poet, said Capt
Knox. He got the names all wrong
and he put In a lot of things that
never happened. l don't know where
he got his information, but he certain
" got his facts mixed.
I'VE used a stovepipe for the gun.
all right. That was my idea. and
carried Il out According 10 his story,
we mounted tho fake gun on board
the schooner Arctic, the Northern
Light of the poem. As a matter OF fact,
we mounted it on Robin island. con
trolled by the Russians. And then he
leaves out the best part about me
making a Russian flag out OF sheet
and a pair of old overalls."
When the schooner Mystery, the
Baltic OF the poem, put in an appear
ance Capt. Knox took his stand by the
stoyepipe gun. He had manufactured
a cap like those the Russian sailors
wore. ne put on few extra shirts to
give him bulk. A belt around his
waist gave the shirts the appearance
of a uniform.
He incased his ankles In canvas leg
gings and tied giittering carving
knife to his hip. AS soon as the Mys-
terry was near enough for him to be
sure that those on board saw him he
had one OF his men hoist the manu-
featured Russian. flag. He then made
motions with hi3 hands as IL ordering
a gun crew to fire on the approaching
schooner.
when they saw me point first to
the gun and then to the schooner,
said Capt. Knox. they let go their jib
put the helm over and in FIVE minutes
were scooting OF In the fog. We got
over 5000 skins In that haul. That's
the whole story"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11
n5SToN COPPER sHNRE sN.Ts-

Boston copper share sales OF Nov
10. reported by Hayden stone q 90
Adv %. Algo Sol Az 500. Anal 4os5
Zinc 1897. Ac e25. Bn so. y y gas Bu
sl3. G a 1927. Cal Z. Cy $50. On as, g. r
$3.50. Fr 1852 @ 20, or 40. q G gsS ITK
TO 30, Lake 1926. l. 5 420. Live oak so
Ms 50. Ny 100. Nj -fee77 -. Mo- se, Nv i95.
New Arc so. y 210>N n 3O40 y X 2sj.
Is sos. old Colony 49O. old Dom 20 -
%. Gu 1895. Raw 1895, Sh $50, 81 ltj.
Su $50 $ r rs. Tam 392. Trim 30. Tue
100. { r lS00. do, pfd 36s TX 200 I'm
1li5. II 235. Vi 20. WI ais. VOL 80 Wy
~
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NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times. by Paine
webber & Co. Nov. IL.
The market today was nervous ana
after selling or on lower London prices
had n sharp advance and became very
strong on the bulge there was stock
for sale and before the close prices
eased of all around and the close was
under some pressure. The large snort
interest which there was before this
advance has been forced 10 cover a
lot OF stock and at present there Is
plenty OF stock 10 loan. The advance
has been 80 rapid and the buying 20
largely by shorts that we feel that a
shorp reaction Is due and under present
conditions a continued upward advance
would be very improbable. The bank
statement was about as expected.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11
MARKETS AND FINANCE

working in this stock and clrculatins
rumorS that the next dividend viii pr
t,asscd but axe believe they are wFohs
and that the stock Is the best hlha 81
"A pu-chasp AT the present prices
loo, FOR "a continuation ~ the UPWARD
sw,ng ia coppers based on an advance
In the metal market
The Boston copper shares are pfa'-
ucally unchanged. North BUTTE .et,'N
a weak spot. selling AZ - "A loss "t :,
Lake il also reacttonary Allouez solo
at N. which Is one point higher 0nln.N
came out at so. gain OF TWO polh1S'
china Live oak. Ray, Cons ana ! te''
copper are all. In good demand al tr7'-
tlonal advances. ,,,,o-
n : Smclter issues are strong pthtt
departments OF market continue 10
show strength.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

and unsettled Pork. Firm: mess. SlI
5 Lard Firm middle +vest spot.
50 4Oa95O Sugar Raw, dull; centri-
fugaI - test. S5t2, muscovado. 80
test. gi62. refined, dull: cut loaf $40;
crushed 81 powdered $3.50 H6 40
granulatcd. Sc 3Om6.85 Coffee. Rio
M on spot i5Iac Tallow Quiet.
city SIC. csounrry Ga &c. Hay
STEADY. prime. 81 30, No ,. sl-O3 n he
.clo.,f siMI.20 Dressed poultry.
quiet turkeys. 1Om 22c; chickens. "a
20 fowls 7Q1stkc ducks. SH Is
Itv" poultry steady, geese, l5c'
ducks t2nl 3c fowls. ~ n lliRc. tur-
kcvs Ice. ROSTERS 1iac spring chick
ems. ltta u II lac cheese. Firm. state
milk common 10 specials. l2ia a 70 81
Skins. common to specials, "a IL q e.,
foil skins. "a Sc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11

Fred H. Case. who was formerly a
resident OF Three Rivers. and promi-
nent in Michigan politics, but is now
president Of the Southern California
Sugar Co. OF Santa Ana, Cal. Is Wis
iting his friends here. Mr. Case is
enthusiastic over the possibilities OF
beet sugar culture. If it had not
been for the supply of beet sugar In
this country, thee would have been
a real sugar fannie this year" said
Mr.. Case Il look for continued de-
velopment OF the industry until all
our sugar supply is produced at home.
Michigan has a great future in beet
sugar, The farmers were slow TO
take II up at first, but they are be
ginning TO recognize what a good
thing Il is for them"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11
WOMAN PROPRIETOR OF
BLIND PIG FINED Sis

Mrs. Matilda Schenk. was convict
ed in Judge Phelan's court, Saturday
morning, OF operating 4 blind pig"
al No. 400 HolbrooK.aye.. and was
sentenced TO pay a fine of sl75 or be
confined i'm Jail until the fine is paid
William j. Moynes. former police
officer. who was the main witness for
Mrs. Schenk. was arrested OF charge
OF perjury after giving his testimony.
and is confined In the county jail.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORk COTTON.
RANK ABATEMENT.

bank statement as issued today shows
the following changes: Excess OF cash
reserve. decrease. t2.165. 900: loans, In
crease, S2.72S.000: specie. decrease. -.
$4,000: Logan tenders, decrease, SOB,
600; deposits decrease. S3.6T2,00 cir
culation. increase. S70.006. total loans.
S1J2s,6620 The surplus Is sl2,045.
l5C as compared with S1.SSl,s5O last
year, and ff,iST,iT5-two= years ago
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-openinE.
D0nuInR a steyeuss Live stocL Ueuo

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Nov 10 Cat
tie Receipts 10 cars. slow. best 400
go 500 ib stears 81 75MS. prime 800
TO l.iC0-lb steers. S725 1850: prime
f--TJ - T.30O-lb steers. t65OH7, best
LEO 20 l.2OO-lb steers. 1915 a. Sc. me-
-, ~ : 0J u Hight butcher steers. 81 so ~
hest fat COWS 81 25M415. fair %
good. 25I3.75 common 20 medium.
So .i5. trimmers N5Od2 best fat
heifeIs s. IS n 8 65 fair 20 good. So Is
leitcrs. S3d 80 .-sdiEL steers. Si.TS
W common feeding steers, 81 75H 4.
st pckrrs. 1926 fT45O. export bulls S. n
30 best butchtr bulls. 50 % M415.
bologna bulls S3.2jNI. stock bulls 81
u a.I5 best mixers and sprinEers. $50
q 20. common 90 good. s25 u %
Hogs; Receipts. 80 ears. market
steady. heavy, s6.50d S 80; pigs. $500
$50; yorkers. IS 20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11
PRODUCE.

The poultry market was decidedly
sick this morning. receipts nave plleu
up on dealers hands all the week. ana
in spite OF the most strenuous efforts
II has been but seldom that the floors
were cleared up by night. Retail buy
crs are not in the market on Friday
and Saturday, and the big dressers
are loaded up 10 their capacity. ~ few
cents under quotations prevailing dur
ing the week, but dealers In general
were not able 20 clean up even al these
reductions and the market was I'M n
Dad way. This applies only 10 chick
ems. as there IL demand for what
ducks. geese and turkeys there are.
AppIss-50cGSl bu. sl5Ods Dbl:
western box apples, 81 25 a 275 per box.
Bsnanas-Gcod shipping stock. ylS9
Besn.-Dried Lima, s4 G7c per ID.
California Fruits-Grapes. Tokays,
n.to6 SO: Malagas 81 SSg2 per box
CeICr!-Home-grown 20426c dos.
CauI.eower--T5 q S5c bu
Csbbage-S1.50G1.z5.
Cheese Michigan fats I5r16hc;
ISL @isc: domestic swiss. I7G soc;
block Swiss. l6Gl7c: imported Swiss.
IS q sac; LImburger. l3h 9i4"i brick
cranberrie.-Late Howes, ,s25 per
bl: y9 25 $3.50 per Dbl
Ghestnuts-lo1Izbc Ii
Dste.-Psrsian. S9sc 10; Faris. ION
Dressed CaIve.-Fancy. ioollc ID:
common, s9sc ID.
Fig-ImporteG. new. ll9lsc per 10;
Finnan H.ddies-lo9llc per 10.
Fresh vegetables-Cucum hot
house, 504175. lettuce. dollhouse.
|IDl.IZc per 10; head lettuce. 1850
10 a soc bu. parsnips, 65c bu; carrots. 40
q soc bu: parsnips, sc bu: carrots
S45c bu: rutabsgas, 400 45c bu.
Grape Fruit-Florida. ,eQ6.60 per
Grnpe.-concords ponies. 130l+c
per basket: Catawoas. ponies. 15c per
basket Concords. S-lb baskets lS4 zoe,
MalaGas. st.5oq6.oo per Dbl
l6Glsc: extracted, Spsc per 10.
Ksy-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
: 9t. 3 30 Dsts0i' ilm Not nTsss s5
Clover. mixed. ,lsa1s; rye straw IS. so
ta;wheat and oat straw ssqsSo
wheat and oat straw. E.So9soo.
ci;g markets ranged from sao@2s as
Hide.ENo. cured. 12hc; No. I
I green. iihc: cured calf, Ne 1. 1Shc;
hides. No /. ,5.75; 80 !. i2I5; sheep
; ;e o oS s X Kip vIG &c o On cs9 9 hi'''
Lemons-California. Ss06.50 box.
iimes-s1 % i.25 per dos.
Nuts-Hickory nuts. large. .l9I.s;
shellbarks. an use ID: butternuts. 81:
black walnuts. 75c 0Sl per on.
Onions yellow. s0Gs6c Der sack;
Spanish. s16591.75 per crate.
ornnge-Nalencia- ys.5oH6 box
PouItry-Springs. No. 1. sqsisc: No
2. sWsiac, fowls. SQSisc. No. 2, Sc;
geese 11di2c; ducks, young. 14G15c
turkeys. l66lTc 10.
P.ars-Kiefers. asa 3oc> Duchess. 81
per bu.
fnesppie.-Floridas s39s6o crate
potat.-s-Car lots, track. Detroit. are
selling. 766 soc bu.
uu.aces-7l. rs also per bu
sweet Potatoe.-virginias. S2.6on
as0 per Dbl: Jerseys. Sl40 per bu: 81
Tonatoes-California, 81 for t-bas-
ket crates. hot house, 2oc per ID.
TsIIow-No. 1. SIC; No. 2, SIC Id,
wosl-Michigan unwashed wool for
southern, central and northern sections
\. u and n blood. 100 zoe; delaine.
unwashed. l611sc;. common. rough and
fine, 149lsc per lib. T. o. b. country
points.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.

MAO .. m Friday; MaytSsm. s;io p.
m: Walter Scranton. t;35 Shenandoah.
ac ca Nuns AS H. Smith o o iS
Stanton, s:+5: North Sea- Martin Null
len. $50: Cofhnberry. c. c. Barnes.
barge Allegheny. $40; Superior. ais.
Cofhnberry barges, Mullen. $40 p.
m. Friday Superior. $50. wisconsin.
10. Ogdensburg. 1890: Zenith City.
Smeaton. 1890; JOS Wood, Hoyt. II.
Widlar. 1910; Crete. l1i0: Weston ~;
western Star. 1880; Ranney, stew
art. 1915. Princeton. l:40: Tug Ohio;
Fritz. $3.50; Schiller. $40, Malietoa (ad)
Matthews g.! Alpena. $50; 'Barth.
barges, $40; Choctaw, $40; Hoover.
Mason. T;15. Glenmount. 1880: Quincy
Shaw. $50: Durham. II 40.
I-nNVn--- staekhnnsa- IL Az; IL II
Rtvsrs, ll+5; shenango. Harding. oil
barge No. Al. Calvert, 1850: r. u.
Carter, noon. Gayley, 1920 p m. Mo-
Brazil. s:l5; Underwood. 3:4o; Andaste
$50; u b. Hawgood, 4as: sonora. s;
Duluth. $40; Calumet, $50: Bawer.
6:i5: Culligan. $50; Colonel Z: Masaba.
$50 Crawford. 500 Fisgs. barge
Thompson. $40; Yates. s:1o
Yates, $40 p m. Friday: VIM. @
Mather. 1880: oliver. l2:2o: Gary. 2;
$40. W. J. Carter. $50: Resm. slo:
NJ F. Green. 1870; Keefe. 1880.
The 500.
SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. Nov. IL.
Up: Manitoba, noon Friday; Ber-
wind. 1890 p. M. Townsend. Fair
mount, .: Turret Crown. Osler. 4; Will
lam A Rogers, $3.50: Augustus 100
Watt $40 p m. Friday: Lynch. $40:
Maricopa, Amazona, II. Hayne. shaw.
80; last night, Carnegie. Mllinokett,
4 a m: Thomas Barlum. Empire City.
.; Phlpps. 3, Empress. Fort william 4
Gates. 400 Kerr. g. Dinkey. $40: EN-
press Midland Z; Van Hise. 8; Penden-
mis- white, 9; Philip Minch. IL; MUIR
ply. 1880.
Down Cornell 1880 p m Friday.
Lynn rBiton, 1880; French. 2:30: Ken
dali Troy, 3:30. Conestoga. 4; Amasa
Stone. Constitution. Laughlin. 6; Adri-
attic.
House. Nye. 1890 Friday night: J.
T. Hutchinson. $3.50: Athabasca, $50:
n O. Mills. 1880; Morgan. Jr, $50;
Peter White, $50. Leonard Miller. 10;
George Stephenson. Pontiac, 1890; MIN
netonka, Corsica, IL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11
Rate Increase is Suspended.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 11.-Proposed
increased rates on cattle on all the
western railroad systems to be effec-
tive Nov. 10. we're suspended. pending
investigation by the interstate com
MERGE commission today, until March
II.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11
JoB9rNG PRICES.

Canred Goods-Apples. gals $3.50:
sssed beans corn A Fsnes M am' 1e.P Pc
standard. soc. Table beets. 81. 25 d !. 40.
Peas: Fancy. early June sl.35: stand
srd, 81; soaked, SSg7Cc salmon:
reds. ti.so; Alaska pinkA $3.50. Toma-
toes 81 Clio. succotash. u Q1.l0 per
doz Peas: Marrowfat, Sis; early
June. '1.25; sifted early June '.ts per
Conee-Packet coffee. '1oo-lb. case.
t1s70@22.50 delivered.
Feed Jobsi9s prices in ,d lob
s2s. fne middiings. f32: coarse corn
mea land cracked corn. $40, corn and
oat chop. t2s per ton:
gan patent. H4s: Second patent. $40;
f4so: spring patent 1856 per Dbl In
on - Raw rnseed. sac; boiled lin
seed s4c: Diamond headlight kero-
sine. Sc: perfection. sac. Eocene.
Pro,i.ions = Mess pork. SIS; fam
lily. ,1s11s.5o; medium, siteog 10;
smoked hams. 1i1hc: dry salted Dis
kets. ot a loo: shoulders; loci picnic
tierces. 10Lc kettle rendered. lie
suEars-Corrected daily by W "a.
Edgar 4, Son: Crystal dominoes. Ids.
1913; lbs, ts26; eagle tablets ns' Xxx
g Is; standard powdered.
s71O: rranulated. extra coarse % 81
inc in bulk. $50; 25-lb. cottons, 30. ,
diamond A, $500 confectionery a.
1856. No ]. $50; No. 2, $50. No. s.
1895: No. 4 $3.50. No. s. $685. No. o.
Sc so: No :. Sc IS No. s, 500 NO y
$50 No TO- $50. No. II. - 20; 70.
IL IS 20. No 10, Ssl5: No "a. So To- no.
IL. {6i5. household powdered. bid
cartons. is TO case. s. %. lib. cartons
as 10 case. $3.50. Michigan graduated
&c 80 per 100 lbs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11

The Grand Trunk railway system
has placed an order for so frst.class
coaches and 90 standard baggage cars.
This equipment will be placed in ser
vice on different divisions OF the sys-
TEN as soon as delivery is made.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

Bradstreet's report OF bank clear
ings for the week ended Nov. 9, shows
aggregate clearings Of 1871 $4,000.
compared with 1927 $50. 900 last week
and s2.S76,031. 900 for the correspond
ing week last year. Detroit showed
clearings of s19,272 900. a decrease OF
4.6 per cent from last years figures.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Buttrr-Extras sic: frsts. soc ID
,istr.p. 2ie+-ta,cklng stock. 20c h
EgEs-Current receipts, cases IN
cluded. 2Tc Receipts on Saturday, 225
cases. Market firm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. Nov. 11.--Cheese: Skins.
14Gl4kc: young Americas, 14& a SC
l120I3hc: geese. liz 412c. turkeys.
1914 Wlic.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11
BOSTON COPPER LETTERS

ReIorted for The Times by Paine
Webber q Co. Nov IL:
TIE market for coppers Increased in
breadtn again today. East Butte wa.
very strong and closed practically At
49,. es-rt,.'. ..,'. 80 49, at ene
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
By Finance

twoc llpping
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11

no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co. is
John r st. Pm. Main 1893. or CITY 3ss5
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Thieves Rob Saloon.

Thieves broke into r. a. Bush's sa-
pom at No. 1875 Michigan-aye., early
|aturday morning. and stole ti75
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11
VIEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, Nov 11.-Bar silver:
London, % 1915 pence; New YORK
b6Lc. Demand sterling: t4s794s705.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11

j DSTCN Nov 1.-THE Commercial
Pdl.etin % Boston SAYS 81 the wool
market Trading ~ the Boston wool
markef has quoted considerably al II
though prices. have remained tal{ly
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11

Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co.. Is John R.-st.
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BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone & Co, i16-11s Griswold-st
Open. High. Low. IL A. NJ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11

aluring offers contained
which enclose From what learn neth5
offer in the OF reliability
The ads nothing more than bait to
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-29
Men CLEAR UP
!, FIRE WRECKAGE

sAPINGREE, N. D., Dec. 29.-Men and
tams which had been at work several
4ys clearing up the wreckage left by
~ recent fire, finished up last week
aln work ON the first ns-r building was
hegun Immediately. Charles Steen,
who leased, lot Of Thomas Price, is
saving a one-story frame structure,
34x3O feet, put up. 1he work is being
done by day labor by George Wood
r:ayd and C. C. Oveqton and crews. v.
10 ksnton will occupy the place with q
lfesthalnAnt and confectionery stand
Bred eraser has the contract tor the
big store which e. p. Krogh will erect,
sa 28 by 100 feet, one story, brick ve-
neer. Work has begun on the frame
structure, but the brick wallis will not
be put up till spring. J. E: ConIin has
the contract for the meat market tor
Haavel Bekken, which will be frame,
22x36 feet. Every advantage will he
taken of this fine weather to hustle
the work along.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-29
Rifle Brigade Effects En-.
trance into 1abfiz After
Siege
British Government Increases
Guard Along Southern
Border
lRy Associated Press. J

TABRIZ, Persia. Dec. 29.-Tne
Russian occupation of Tabriz is nov
complete and practically all members
of the constitutional party lave dis
appeared.
The banks and Europeal mer.
chants will resume business tomor-
row after passing nine days in a state
OF. seige. The stars and. stripes. fly
ing over the United States consulate
were cut down by a Russian shell
during the fighting, but no further
damage was done.
More British Troops on Patrol.
LONDON Dec. 29.-The British
government decided to increase the
number of Indian troops now en-
ployed in southern Persia as guards
for the protection OF British consul
lates and trade routes. The action
follows the recent attack in Kazer-
oon by Kashgai tribesmen on Brit
ish consul Smart of Shiraz.
Russians Enter 1abrlz.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 29.-A
special telegram received from Ta-
briz this morning says that after the
bombardment Of the Official quarter
of that city the last two days, the
fifth regiment rifle brigade effected
entrance into the town. Tranquility
has been entirely restored among
the population.
After the flight of the deputy gov
ernor general to the British consul
late December rs, all property of the
government was placed under seal
and detachment of rifle brigade has
been posted to protect it.