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The Detroit times., 1911-02-08
MUSIC STUDENT
IS GIVEN FORTUNE
VIM. Aikman's Will Bequeaths $25,.
600 to E. p. ]. Paulus, Now
Studying in London.

Eugene p. j. Psulus, now student
~ the Royal College OF Music. In Lon
don, England, is large beneficiary
under the will ~ William Altman.
Jr,, well-known attorney and mem
Der OF one OF Dctroit's Oldest fam
I. les. which was fled for probate,
Wednesday. Mr.. Altman thought at
one time OF ADOPTING the young man
az his son, and states In his will.
that he has loosed after me with all
The care and affection of son." The
Dung man Is given $50 month to
pay his tuition IN the Royal College
% music. and tho interest from $25.-
900. AT the age OF 90 he is given s.
900, ah0 at 80 he gets $4,000 more.
AZ 80 he gets tna remainder OF $685.
900, with the understanding that In
case OF his death the money reverts
to the estate.
The balance of the property, which
i1cludcs handsome summer home on
the Canadian side OF the river above
Walkeryille, goes 10 Mr. Aikman's i'm.
mediate relatives. He held stock val
ued az $4,000 IN Hiram Walker q
Sons distillery.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08
DETROIT SALT co.
TO GET CAPITAL
Property To Be Leased To Operating
Syndicate Which Will Furnish
Money To Pay Debts.

While a definite statement has not
vct been issued II Is understood that
M arrangement. has been practically
concIuded to tal.o care OF the interest
coupons on the Bonds of the Detroit
Salt Co, which were passed the first
o. last month, as well as the other liza
h.lities of the corporation, amounting
a. about $125,00o. The property is to
BE- leased TO an operating syndicate
composed OF the principal stockhold-
cas- OF the present company.
This syndicate will furnish the
money to take care Of the existing
liabilities. and will continue the opera
ton OF the salt mine in Delray, pay
.ng a royalty TO the Detroit Salt Co.
s.b all salt taken out.
While all the details OF this ar
rangement have not yet been eomplet-
ed II Is expected that rhe terms will
prove profitable to the parent COM
pany, enabling IL To pay the interest on
TIE bonds as II accrues and, possibly.
leaving a balance for the stock. II Is
that Alfred z. Jennings,
ut preoent secretary and manager OF
sne Detroit Salt Co, will have
charge OF operations for the new leas-
ing company.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08
JoBBING PRICES.

Canned Goods-Appies. gals. s2.75;
baked beans, lib, 6OU6Oc; Lima beans,
Sl9150 Corn: Fancy Maine, $40;
Peas: Fancy. early June, ;I.s6; stand
ard. 81; soaked. 50970c. Salmon;
sockeye, tall, s2.l5; fat. S225: Alaska
reds. $3.50; Alaska pinks, $1.25. Toma :
toes 4sa soc; succotash, {1@llo per
doz.
Coffee - Packet coffee, 100-lb. case.
s1S95Q22.5O. delivered.
Feed-Brar, ,25; hne middlings. $2s.
coarse middlings.' SIG; cracked, corn,
,22; coarse cornmeal. VIZ; corn aud
F'Iour-Michigan patents. In WOOD.
s ess,i st'sS Sass: 0 Clear. ssaS per bbi'
Rye hour. Sass pei. Dbl.
seed, $685. Diamond headlight kerr
osene. sc; Perfection. SIC: Eocene.
11hc: crown gasoline, l5c per gal; tur-
rentine. in barrel lots. soc per gal
Prey,sions-Mess pork. SCI; family.
smoked hams. 14it 1i5c; dry sailed
briskets, 13c; shoulders. 11sc: picnic
hams. 111;o; bacon, 15h 016hc; lard.
in tierces. 1oAc: kettle rendered. III q Q
sugar.-Corrected tally by W. H.
Edgar & Son: Crystal dominoes. 2.th..
s7s5; S.lb. as: Eagle tablets. IS 90;
cut loaf $500; cubes. ISIS; XxXx
powdered tS.s6 standard powdereJ'
in bulk. 1890: in 25-ib. cotton bags.
household powdered, In b-lb, cartons.
Is TO case. SIS; lib. cartons, ls TO case.
; is:ss no. no. !, $50: NS !. ,.syS: no. &.
$40: No. S. $50; No. .. SIS: 10 10.
s45O; No. IL. tt45; No. IL, $40; No. Is.
st.35; No IL si.s5; No. 10. Sass per
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08
BRINGS SUIT TO DEFEND
POET DEAD 212 YEARS
Novel Libel Suit For $4,000 Damages
10 Started Against News
paper In Paris.

PARIS, Feb. S.--What is probably
the most remarkable libel suit ever
brought against a newspaper has been
begun against the Journal des Debats.
Damages are claimed for Ihe defama-
ton OF the character OF man who
has been dead more than two cen
turies
Mason Forester, great-grand-
nephew Of Racine, wrote book in
which nc said his relative, the poet.
who died In 1899, derived no good from
bis studies at Port Royal, and In fact
that the influence OF the Jansenists
there was wholly harmful to him.
The Journal des Dehats published
three articles to show that Port Royal
benefited Racine.
Forester claims that that assertion
defames the character OF the gentle
old poet. In mis- suit he demands $4,000
damages and refutation which Is TO
be 1888 lines long and contain 32,2S0
words.
All Paris Is laughingly wondering
how he decided on the figures.
Port Royal lies in charming cor
ner of the Valley OF Chevreuse Ii has
been ruin since 1909 and is much
visited by American tourists
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08
AMERICA SHOULD LEAD
FOR PEACE AMONG NATIONS
Count Apponyi, Noted Austrian
Statesman VIII Point Out What
Should Be Done.

NEW YORK, Feb S.-"America's"
geography, history and constitution
dictate that 1t should lead in the
movement for international peace.
That is the object OF my present
visit to this country-to point out what
should be done by Americans and
make you still more enthusiastic on
the subject than you are at present.
In these words. Count Albert Ap-
ponyi, minister of education OF Hun
gary, leading exponent OF arbitration,
TO settle the international disputes,
and one of the most brilliant orators
of modern times, explained just be-
fore starting for Washington today,
the purpose of his present visit to
this country.
The count and his party arrived
last night on the Kronprinz Wilhelm.
At the capital they will be the guests
of Baron Hengelmueller, the Austrian
ambassador. Tomorrow the count will
have a conference with President
Taft and will later be entertained
by James Bryce, the British ambas-
sador. Next Tuesday, he will go to
Oyster Bay, where he is to be enter
tanned by former President Roosevelt.
Later he will lecture on peace in this
city.
Discussing the s10,000,o00 Carnegie
peace fund, Apponyi said:
The plan is magnificent. Its prac-
teal value, however, will depend on
the trustees. have some suggestions
to make as to how small part of
that vast sum may be put to good
use. may mention that later in my
public speeches. so will not make II
public just now
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times oy Paine.
Webber & Co, Feb 3. whedt--HcavI-
ness marked the wheat trade an morn >
ing. carly break TO o37sc. good buying
around % on resting orders. rally 81,
later. market failed to have the help of
buying by shorts and decline IVES re :
ne we'd Lat ebreak TO shade under
95ik. now 93a, July price less active
at 81. OF To 92%c Brokers reported
Armour buyer Of one quarter % mil
lion bu wheat around 93&c before the
Gip took place, Minneapolis stocks In .
crease 1885, 900 for four days North
west mrake' acted little hrm early
hut May price at Minnea polis has been
back fraction under 81 for tht hrst
time In months
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Feb. s.--Flour--Dull.
weaker Pork-Dull; mess, SEA- =. 80.
Lard-weak: middle west, spot. 81 s05D
$50 Sugar-Raw. quiet; centrifugal.
es test, 3.4sc: muscovado 50 test. 2.9Sc;
refined quiet; cut loaf 5.40c: crushed.
5sOc; powdered, 470c: granulated.
t.60c. Cofee-Rio. No I. on the spot
les. m12s4c. Tallow--Easy; city. ILc
country. 7G7Ec. Hay-ouiet; prime,
s110; No. 5. 75@ s5c; clover. Goa 80 lsc;
dressed poultry-FirTn; turkeys. ia
2sc; chickens. lee: fowls. liza tic .
ducks. i2G 20c. Live -poultry--F'irm
geese. lac: ducks. lee: fowls. 14M1@1a !:
turkeys, l5G1so; ROSTERS, &c. Cheese
Quiet and hrm; state milk. common
to specials 96s17c. skins. common to
specials. 2612kc: full skins, "a > &c.
Butter-Firm receipts SIZE cream
cry. extra 2sG 26isc: state dairy. tubs.
IL n 26c; Imitation creamery. firsts. iS
m1qc ER9s-Quiet. weak: receipts
II $50: nearby white, fancy. 20 - S5c:
nearby mixed. fancy. 22is n &c: fresh
hrsts. 29d25c
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08
TRIES NEW GRAFT.
Feter laChance's Latest Is Promise to
Secure Divorces at SIS Each.

Peter LeChance is in trouble again.
Some time ago. Peter created a mild
stir in local real estate circles by rep
resenting himself as Daniel J. Cam
pau and renting out some of Mr.. Cam
pau's property
Peters particular graft at present is
a little gentler. He is engaged now
in obtaining divorces for distressed
ladies and he does il for the modest
sum OF So
The other day he approached Mrs.
Louise LaChance-no relation--in her
home. No 1857 Fort-st. west. He had
clippings from the newspapers. show.
ing that she had filed a divorce bill
against her husband.
Hers was truly pathetic case, he
said. and ne could fix Il SO she
wouldn't have to appear in court. In
fact. he would have her Grant hubby
JAILED for couple of months anu
everything would be lovely.
a brother of Mrs. LaChance heard
Of the proposal and had the man ar
rested.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08
MORROW COMEDIES BUT
TWO COUNTIES TO THE VETS"


throughout the lower peninsula
Preparations are being made to take
care OF large gathering In the De-
troit Light Guard armory, when Mr..
Glenn speaks on Feb. 10.
Another big itinerary Is also plan
ned by Mr.. Morrow, and he is to be
accompanied by A. NJ. Thatcher. yo-
calist, of Chicago, who was heard in
the state campaign meetings OF the
local optionists year ago. Mr.. That
cher will be at the Glenn meeting in
the armory. Mr.. Morrow has arrang-
ed TO speak as follows: Feb. 20. Dry
den; Feb. 81, Rochester; Feb %, Al
monte; Feb. %, Oxford; Feb. "a. Sag.
NAV, where he will join in the meet
Ing of Mr.. Glenn; Feb. &c, Grand
Rapids: Feb. %, iceland: Feb. %,
Coopersville; March /, vermontville !;
March 2. Leslie: March 3. Stock.
bridge; March 5, morning, Clare, If.
tcrnoon, sc. Louis
There IL bare possibility that the
''vsts'' may prevent Montmorency
rom going on the voting list this
year. The supervisors of the county
declined to take the necessary action
20 give the people chance to vote
ON the question. but Attorney Pllny
w. Marsh, Of the Anti-Saloon league
got an order from a lower court, com
handing them to act. The supeyvls
ors have appealed TO the supreme
court and II Is doubtful IL the de
cision OF this tribunal will be recciv
Cd In time to allow the vote 20 be
taken on April 3.
There h TO be no local option vot
lng In the upper peninsula this year
a all. Just now all that territory ID
vet The local optionists caused q
vote TO be taken tn number OF up
Held BY the liquor interests.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALo-openIas
Dun:.inE a Stevens Live stock Report.


Dus;.iaE a stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO. y. ". Feb. S.
Cattle Receipts. care. market
steady; best 1900 10 l.4Oo-ib steers.
ss6oQ675; good price 1900 TO 1900
sSo iss sSpp ss' s,.. Ss's es %
dlums butcher steers. 1000 90 LOO lbs,
$500; light butcher steers, .i:s6 "
S.25: best fat cows. s4.TSU5.36; fair TO
dium. do. $s.S004; trimmers. s2T5 b
3.25; best fat heifers. $500 20; good
at heifers. s595.50; fair TO good. do.
beat feeding steers. dshorn.d. sl5ow
40: medium TO good feeding steers.
500 rs; stockers. ali grades. s3.TS0I:
best bulls. s4.250t75: bologna bulls.
mixers mix I and ': sprins sS . esst
. So: So9mon to good. do. SIS 5ss. Wv
Hogs: Receipts 20 cars, lower !.
nsyay. slo7o0Lso; workers. ssossS.
Sheep and Lambs: Receipts, 30 cars:
strong: best lambs, s6.2SQ6.s5; heavy.
$50 rs; ysanrlings, ss;sSgs 50; weth-
Calves; s5dl050
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO, y. Y, Feb. s.
cattle-Receipts l2s. market active;
prime steers, ssSo@6.7S: butcher
mskt n ssgs and s..ady 80
choice. ssGlO50 Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 500, market active: choice
lambs. Sc q $40: Gull TO fair. $500;
learlings. ss@5.5e; sheep, $4,000
Hogs-Receipts 1850. market slow and
lower; workers. ss.s5as.o5 pigs, $50;
mixed. ssdsl0: heavy. sT.S59I90:
roughs ss.5oQ7 stays. s6165o.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Feb. s-Pogs-ReceiptS
5000, market weak; mixed and butch :.
ors. s7.3JG7.70; good heavy. Si15q
$50: rough heavy. -;7isG7sS; light
lseceipts 1900. market strong; heeves
sSG6s5; cows and hsifsrs. ss s6 05 so;
stockers and feedrs, $3.50 90; rex-
ans. s4.l5 1850: calves. S6.I51s sheep
and Lambs-Receipts $4,000. market
weak: native, s250di IS; western. S2.So
1435; lambs. si.s59sl5: western.
s4.50q6,l5.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, o., Feb. s-Hogs-Re-
ceipts 1000. i0d zoe lower; mediums
and heavies. s6d7.e5; mixed, $500
100; workers, IS: pigs and lights. $3.50.
Cattle. Receipts 5 cars, strong. sheep
and Lambs-Receipts IL cars, $50.
Calves-Receipts 100. $40.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08
BEARS ATTACK
STOCK MARKET
List Is Subjected To Vigorous On
slaughts During the Morning
Session.
\. y. STOCK MARKET-clo-e.

Am Asri cult, SlS Am. Beet sus''
ass Anal Cop, 65ss Am. G * r,
$751;. do pfd. lis; Am. Cot. OIL, coz
Am Loco. AZ: Am Smelt., SOS: Am.
FOB pfd.. So. Am Wool. So; =, dc
pfd. 95Ss Ana. Cop. i0L; Aten., 10. =
b. & o.. 1861; b. r. Tr., IsS Can.
Pac. sosl.; Cent; Lssth; 81 Sn g
o., ssS; CHI. < CT. w: asa g, M. q
1851; Col. r, & l.. .35A; Cons. Gas,
l43hs Corn Prod. lax; d. & II. lI0is
d. a Rio Or. 34 DIS. s. Cor, Se.s
Erie, LIST pfd, 49,. do, End pfd, 3ssa
Gen Elec. i547s: CT Nor. pfd. ls9fs
do ore, S?ts u Cent. 49, s int'- sas
do pfd. GA L. & N, lF NJ. Is. q
Tex, 1855 Leh. Val, l79: NJ, 81 n ~
s. Ste. NJ. 1873: Mo. Pac. 30 Nat
Lead, 6s; N. Y. Cent, 1888. y. " q.
& w. As; Norf e. w, l01; Nor. Fac
l27L; Penn, 1917 PEG. Gas, loI; Fr
ST. Car. 35Is. Reading, ibOS' tep. =.
& St. 90 Rock Isl, 30; do pfd; 63x
Sou. Pac.. 1885, Sou. Ry, 2sA DO PIC,
6s; Tenn. Cop. 3S; Texas, 2sas: Union
Pac. 17sls: Rub, 40&: Steel, SON
do pfd, 1fsL Vir.- Car. CHI. So: VI.
Cop. 49,: Wabash, 49,; do pfd 81
w. u. Tel. 74h.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08

Reported for The Times BY raine,
Weber & Co, Feb. s. Prices on the
stock exchange showed fractional ad
vances a. the opening In a number Of
active issues The movement. how
ever, was not pronouncedly FIRM; and
the market met selling orders. react
ing from the earlier quotations. Sell
ing pressure was not heavy and de-
clines except in a few cases. were con-
fined TO fractions Amalgamateu lost
a fun point In expectation OF an In
crease in metal stocks by the Produc-
ers. Sales to noon were less than 250.-
900 shares, the market dull and stag
nant
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08

hrm, but dressed hogs are moving
slowly and are inclined TO drag.
AppIes-Greenings. s45oQ5.oo; Bald
wins, $4@I5o; steers red, s5.boq6 per
| Dbl
Bsnana.-Good shipping stock. $3.50
92.25.
CeIery-Home- grown. IS q soc; state
stock. 10 zoe doz.
Csuiinower-Califor s3.25 q $50
Cheese-Michigan flats. old, I7c; late
made. is u 9l6c; York state fats. old.
l7@1sc; late made. is 16c. domestic
Swiss. 10000: black swiss. 16g zoe:
imported swiss asS Bsess LI55% g,ls
Cranberries - Late Howes. sSg9.50
per Dbl; 1925 per bu.
D.te.-Persian. 59sc per 10. Fards.
10ie Ollie per 10.
Dressed Calves Fancy, IL y 9l2c
per Id: common. s9l0c per Id.
Dressed Hoss-sg9isc Id.
F,innsn Haddie-sh Ollie per IL.
FIws-Imported. new. Ito 16c per Id:
California, 35c per box.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumbers. hot
house. $1,50m1.I5 per doz; lettuce, hot
house. l4@15c per ID; head lettuce.
green pepper. s5c per basket: car
rots. soc per bu; rutabagas, 40c per bu
| parsnips. 60@ Csc per bu: beets, soc pei
| bu; turnips, soc per blu; tomatoes. Flor
4
pie-plant. As q soc per bunch; spinach
C5 a I0c per doz, green beans, 81 pei
| hamper; wax means. $3.50 per hamper
Grnpes-MalaRas. sos per Dbl
Grape Fruit - Florida. ss.75Q4 pei
case.
Honey-Fancy white. 1701sc; No. /
| i6917c; amber. 14Q15c: extracted, So
Hsy-Detroit dealers are paying the
| following prices for baled hay in car
lots, I. o. b. Detroit: No. timothy
new, si6@16.5o: No, timothy, sl5U
straw. $7,50ls; wheat and DAT straw
S6.5o4I. Loose hay from farmers
wagons on the city markets ranged
from $50 20, as to quality.
Hfdes-No / cured, DC; No. j green
1sc; No / cured bulls. Sc; No. l green
sac: No. cured kip, 16lac; No.. ]
green. 10c: No. cured murrain. &c; NO
] green, 13Isc per Id. horse hides. No
/. $3.50. No. ?. s2.50; sheepskins. as to
wool. 25cG$l: No. hidesh, &c OF or
kip. i6c off on calf.
Nuts-Black walnuts, TX W2c per 10
butternuts. ga aIc per ID: new she'll
backs. 4@4 ~ per 10.
Lemons-California. s850Gi50 box
Limes-s1 M1.25 per box.
Mushrooms--15d zoe per box.
Onions - s5d90c per bu; Spanish
SI.25 per crate.
Observation-Disclosures navels. 90 q
50 per box: Floridas. $4,000 40 pei
box
Observation-Disclosures 81 per crate
S2d2.50 per doz.
j Potatoes-Michigan car lots, 35 " soc
per bu: new Bermudas, S2.75 per bu
$3.50 per Dbl.
PouItry-Sprinss. lac: fowl. lac: oil
ROSTERS. 00c; geese. l3c: turkeys. $50
Ice per 10. Dressed poultry: Hens
146J5c: springs. 140l5c: ducks lIG
l9c; geese, 12a14c; turkeys, 201 &c Id
Rsbbits-Sl.25 per doz.
strawberries-35@ 40c per at box.
sweet Potatoes-Jerseys, kiln dried
81 81 m1.40 per crate.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08
Markets and Finance

r. Butte. lgh FRI ga CIR. So; Cir,
$ 1876; Hane. 20, Ind, Is; Inspir.. s.
81 E ESs. a. - f faR ~. Lake, sss
Mass. -. Miami. eos; Mich "a
New. Cons. 49,; New. Utah, 1 lilo
Nip. lOTs: y! Butte; s9% n. Lake.
Raven. sc, Ray Cons, lIis; = LII ke.
81 sup. A Bos., ~ Sup. a Pitts, 10;
Tan. t4is Trim, AZ Utah Az, =.
Utah Cons. 12s. smelling. 1oisi do
MD. AZ. Min. 81
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08
LITTLE IN SIGHT ,
FOR STOCKHOLDERS


In
additional
of
outs
been sold
Ian 8 a pawn Of h O the
promised
automobile
generally made here In
promotion
a little good Will
advertising campaign
in
behind evidence
bankruptcy court
will the benefit the creditors until
creditors through and indications
me know q
al
W. a.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08
CHICAGO BUTTER a Foe.

CHICAGO. Feb s--Butter--Extras
2ec: firsts, 2sc.t dairy, extras, 22c;
firsts, 1ac Eggs-Prime hrs;s, Gle
frsts. 20c Cheesc--Skims. 1874 H12ia
Young Americas. ia. ~ 1Jc. Live poul.
try--Fowls. 13ts a &c; ducks. lia14is
geese, 11G12c
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08

over the golden
soil OF California
and formally pro-
claimed II | IN $ elf
governor OF II. OF
course. since the
S o u thern Pacific
has been organized
IN o re formalit'cs
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08

NEW YORK. Feb. s.-Moderate ir-
regularity was displayed in the early
trading in the stock market today.
IL a. mater the first few min
utes the market was subjected TO Wig
crous attacks and at the end or the
aour declines ranging around a point
we're sustained in large majority Of
the active issues.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds frm
Noon-A steadier tone prevailed IN
the late morning.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08
BOSTON COPPER LETTERS

Reported Tor The Times by fIayuoh'
stone a. Co. fhefe ~ practical
'ly nothing doing in the Boston copper
shares this morning pending the Cop
pre- Producers associations HSures
which will he announced around noon
Price changes have been confined 10
small fractions with the tone some
What weaker The active issues are
about half-point lower. The miscel-
laneous list also on the whole, un-
changed
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08
BOSTON WOOL.

BOSTON, Feb S.--The wool market
has been fairly active during the last
week. but prices have not advanced.
Manufacturers are closely watching
the goods situation In New lcrk.
where tho trade although hopeful Of
n large business for the season. Is not
disposed TO accumulate much stock at
Bresent
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08
THE ARMADA SAVINGS BANK

The Armada Savings Bank, OF A.
rnsda, Mich, having sold it's banking
house and transferred a large part OF
its business to THE ARMADA STATE
BANK. and the stockholders OF the said
Armada Savings Bank having voted 10
liquidate. notice OF which liquidation
has been duly given TO the Commits
the state OF Michigan. now therefore
By authority OF the Board n Directors
NOTICE is hereby given that all per-
sons having claims OF any kind against
said Armada Savings Bank are re-
duested TO present their claims TO the
Undersigned at the old banking hoase
OF said bank. In Armada, Mich. on or
before March 3ath. 1911.
Dated Jan. 80. 1911.
JAMES VI. MCDONALD
BERT G. PRESTON.
Llruidating Committee.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08

A modern battleship costs 10000
600. Jefferson paid s3,750.000 for,
what Is called the Louisiana Pur-
chase Alaska cost rs $1,000, 900. Bat.
tleships go TO the Junk pile in few
years.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, Feb S.--Money on call.
%. per cent Time money. 81. q per
cent for six months Bar silyer=-Lon-
don' g3T.d; do. New York. 5is.c: de-
mand sterling. s4s6.20G 4S625.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber & Co. Feb. s: London metal
market opening weak. Spot, 5ti lis
Sd. of los; futures. 55E 6s Sd. on loo.
The opening on Boston coppers Is un-
changed to a fraction lower. Thc Cop
per producers report which Will be Is
sued later in the day, may be little
as TO surplus, but 1t Is
production Will show good
falling of and future reports viii be
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08

The Demotcar Co. is still In the
hands OF the receiver and an attempt
is being made TO save as mucn as
possible for the creditors by making
up the parts which were In the pos
session OF the company at the time
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08
BOSTON COPPER MARKET-,to..

Ariz, Cont. l5it: Atl,. ~: Are. ss,
Cactus. 10: {. g. A.. 5s: C.. A H' 30:
cent, 1873; Chief IL; Chino. 49, Q.
Range. 81: DAILY W.. .; Davis D., IL.
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have attended ones occupation OF tho
office of governor, but Fremont was
there first and got away with Il.
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BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden
Stone g. Co, Hollis Griswold-st
Open. High Low. Noon,
Arlz- Coml see. 1914 l9ss ls% iss
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TODAY IN HISTORY.

Feb. S, 1916. Gen. John c. Fremont
.aised the flag OF tie United States
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Best Way Is To Go
And See For Yourself

before take
It,
Of the particular piece
of producing possb
shipping facilities and the
of
profit raising apples
much
ground and yourself
will also line the price land in those
beneht
it, looking
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Job PrintinE Done Right. Times
pptutInR Co.. No. i5 John k.-st Call
Main 1928. or City 33ss.
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ADVICE TO INVESTORS
BY FINANCE"


by the
S the writer Any reliable
con and VIII be careful & tsdj " - " -
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n~ssn~~.< Sske Printing. NO furs and
~ fsAfhers The plain, neat kind that
Iook< right Times PrfntIne 90, IS
<phn n "a, Main 1fss or city ssss,
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ssesms Of inc Sse
viii
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The sale of tickets for the Board OF
Commerce SMOKER 10 be held We'd
resday evening has been discontinued
because the capacity OF the Wayne
Gardens. where the AFFAIR will be held
las been reached. A thousand tick
cts have been sold and the board
started returning money and checks
to late Corners, Tuesday afternoon.
The Michigan Central has notified
the Board of Commerce that new
train from Chicago will be put on
Feb. 10, leaving Chicago at 3 a. m.
aid arriving in Detroit at 1880 a. m.
= mis- will give additional mail service
from Chicago, taxing up all mail col
lccted in that city up TO l a. m. for
delivery in Detroit the next noon.
The Detroit Wheel Co., capitalized
at 100000, received articles OF il
corporation, Tuesday, the incorporat.
ors being. Charles r. Chesholm, Adolf
plus w. Weir, and Fred A. Sweitzer,
all of Detroit. The company will man
ufacture new type of auto wheel.
which will make possible the use
of cushion tires in the place OF pneu-
mite. the springs taking up the shocks
and jars II is intended TO build a
factory in Detroit for the manliac-
ture OF the product. Mr.. Cheshclm
Is the inventor of the wheel.
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Yet this young man, he
Could never quite see
Why he couldn't make gooG in New
York.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Rsttrr-Creameries. extras. este 10:
hrsts. 24c: dairy. i7c; packing stock.
14tsc per lb
Egrs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included 2Oitc per doz. Receipts on
Wednesday. 207 cases
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Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co.. NJ. IS John E.-st. Call
Main 1898. or City 1856.
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There went young man to New
York.
who would not take food with a