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The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
BOsrON WOOL.

BOSTON November s-There has
been some falling OF in wool trsdins
during the last week, although the
amount continues above the average.
Values hold steady In all grades.
Fleece woods have the call with un-
usually heavy trading In both one
quarter and one-half Ohios. There 10
also a considerable demand for Mich
isan as well az Kentucky and Mis-
souri, Territory woods continued TO
move steadily and trading was about
the average In Montana and Utah. Pull
ed vcoi Is in moderate demand The
leaoine domestic quotations range as
----pclaine washed. 3OdSlc: XX. sc /;
blood combine, az !. a Ssc. three
eighths blood combing, ESQ 20 tc'
quarter blood combing, 24a2++c: de-
laine unwashed, 25c Michigan. Wis
consin. New York heeces-Fine un-
washed 1s6 20c; deIaine unvashed, 70
a 23Ia half blood unwashed. 2tts q 15c.
Kentucky. Indiana and Missouri
22G23hc Secured basis-Texas. fne,
G 10 s months. 45G47c; fine IL months,
81 fI52c: hne fall. ease. California
Northern 4s650c. middle country, ts
q lTc. southern. as "a sc; fall free, 40
q &c. Oregon--Esstsrn No. l staple
So 81 Doe. eastern clothing. soc. valley
No. i, 46q47c. Territory-Fine staple.
$50 soc; me medium stapie, $50 Die:
fine clothing, 5oG5sc: hne medium
bI15sc: three-eighth blood combine.
ls247c quarter-blood combing. Is "a
zee Pulled-Extra, boGbic, me A
az ~ SOC: A supers, 45 u sec.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
STARTS $4,000 LIBEL
SUIT AGAINST BISHOP

TOPEKA. Kan, Nov 9.-The con-
troversy between Bishop David r..
Moore, OF Cincinnati. of the Methodist
Episcopal church. and Mrs. Carrie F..
Cope, OF Topeka. growing out of the
formation by Mrs Cope of All suxil.
larry OF the National Branch OF the
Women's Home Missionary society.
OF the Methodist Episcopal church.
reached 4 crisis when suit for 500
600 damages against the bishop was
filed by Mrs. Cope late yesterday.
The suit follows recent charges
made against Bishop Moore to the
conference ~ bishops by Mrs Cope.
alleging that Bishop Moore had libel
ed her in letter on the subject OF a
Request OF 10000 left TO the Women
Home Missionary socieyt BY Mrs. Fan
ME Murray OF Atchison county. Kan
sas
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Mrs. Heigho Mus, Paw $3.50.

A verdict for $3.50 was returned by
jury in Judge Mandell's court in
favor OF Attorneys Barry 4 McCredie
in their suit against Mrs. Charlotte
Heigho, 10 recover fees for legal SER
vices. The lawyers were engaged
TO start suit against Frank C. An.
drews 10 recover $4,000 Mrs Heigho
had loaned him. but the case was set.
tied before reaching the courts Mrs
Heigho then refused to pay her attor.
neys. They offered 10 settle with her
for 5000 but she declined 10 pay any
thing
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09

Toms,oe.-calitornia. " for t.bas-
ket crates, hot house, zoe per Id.
IsIiow=No. !. sac; No; 2. ske 10:
southern. central and northern sections.
y, Y and "A blood. 100 acc: fdelAine.
urwashed. l6qlsc; common, rough and
me. i40isc per Id. Q. b. country
points
JoBBING PRICES.
Canned Goods-Apples, gals. $3.50:
sissd beans CORN Fsnss Maine a%s G sI:
Psasi Fancy. early June iIsS: stand
ard; 81; soaked; segTSc salmon;
reds. si.s0, Alaska pinkA yl3o. TomA-
toes sl6i.i0; succotash. uQiio per
dog Peas Marrowfat. SIN: early
June. sl.s5; sifted early June. i.ts per
COTE. Packet coffee. lOo-Ib. case.
as 10 q 225o delivered.
Feed Jobblng prices in ioo-lb
sss nne middlinss Ssa: coarse corn
Inea land cracked corn. $40, corn and
cat chop. t2S per ton;
Provisioning prices; Best nichi-
Straight. 4.i0: clear. $3.50 pure rye.
Nso; spring patent 1856 per Dbl In
wood.
on Raw linseeS, sss; ,,i boiled lin lin.
ioEe: Crown gasoline. t2Hc per gal:
turpentins. in Dbl lots SAFE per gal.
fly. ,iSSbIs5o: medium. .i+.So9 10;
smoked hams. lShe: airy salted brts-
kets. ah9iO shoulders loo; picnic
hams. loo: bacon, l2h o lac: inrd' In
tierces. ltLc: kettle rendered. lilo.
Suyars-Corrected daily by W IA.
rS.eaI a SON Crystal dominoes. IDS.
50 rs: s lbs Ss25: eagle tablets. $50:
cut loaf. $40, cubes 500, NANA
s. 10: graduated. extra coarse. - 80.
finc I'm hulk. $50; 25-lb cottons. 1919 :
diamonu 4. $3.50; confectionery A.
So as No 4. se so. No. 8. te55. No s.
Sc. so No !. ss.a5; No 8, $40; No. >.
Sc IS, No 10. $3.50 No. IL. 1928: No,
IL. Sc. 30: No IA. ssl5 No IA. selS; No
,e rtons. IS 10 case. sT.26: Lib. cartons.
as to case. $3.50: Michigan graduated
Sc SO per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
STUFF CARS GET
NUMBERS l AND 2

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Nov. 9-That
the cash purse OF $50 900 offered to
the winners OF the second annual
500-mile international Sweepstakes
race. TO be staged at the Indianapolis
Motor Speedway. next Memorial Day
May 80, 1912, is attracting the best
OF the American-made cars already is
evidenced by the entry OF two Stutz
cars by the Ideal Motor Car company
of Indianapolis. Immediately follow
ing the announcement of the race.
This gives the indianapolis concern
entries No. ! and ., which numbers
the cars will carry in the long grind
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09

PROPOSALS FOR WOODEN GLOVES
---frhItf Quartermaster's office, Federal
building. Chicago. III, Nov o, 1911 =
Sealed proposals. In triplicate. subject
To the usual conditions, will be- received
hero until n o'clock a. m. Dec. 9. 1911.
and then opened for furnishing and
delivering at either the Chicago OF
PE.iaCylr hia depot 81 the Quartermas
tet's Department. $4,000 pairs olive
Drab Wooden Gloves subject TO i'm
crease OF not to exceed 500. II desired
by this Department Right IL reserved
TO reject or accept any or all proposals
or any part thereof Preference VIII
be- Vrven 10 articles OF domestic manur
fncture. conditions OF quality and price
4 inc luding in the price Of foreign pro-
auctions or manufactures the duty
there on) being equal Standard sample
can bs seen, and Specifications, blanks
for Iroposals and full information VIII
he furnished upon application at this
office. Envelopes containing proposals
to he Endorsed Proposals for WOODEN
Gloves. TO be opened Dec 3, 1911. =
Col. Jno L. Ctem, chief 9uartefmast eF-
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
NEW CORPORATIONS.

LANSING. Mich, Nov. 9.--The fol-
lowing companies have filed articles Of
incorporation with Secretary Of state
Mar, :ndale Standard Safety Device
Co. Jackson, $4,000 Kirby System
Detroit, s2.0o0. principal shareholders,
Carl Storm r r. Fowler. Davis Fish
er Co. Battle Creek, $4,000, old Ken
lucky Whisky Co. Detroit, $50 000
principal stockholders. Martin w Con-
nors William A. Connors, Laurence T.
Beu,her, William c. Smith.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
Probes Loss in Grain GARAGES.

The Lake Carriers association is
investigating reports OF shortages in
grain cargoes. shipped from Fort VIII
liam to Buffalo. Within a month yes
sci owners have had 10 pay for near.
~ 1000 bushels OF grain this being
the difference between the amount
shown on the bill Of lading. at Fort
William and the quantity actually de.
livered at Buffalo The Buffalo scales
f-arc-been inspected and found cor.
reGl--Nn- such shortages -raported
except in Fort William shipments.
The shortage runs from Lao 10 600
bushels in every cargo from Fort vii.
liam. and vessel men declare the
trouble arises In Fort william as IL
is Impossible for a boat 70 lose a
pound OF grain during shipment.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
WANT PHONE RATES CIT.

BAY CITY Mich. Nov 9--In an e.
fort TO secure lower telephone rates,
the Bay CITY Board OF Commerce has
gathered statistics from all over the
state 10 present 10 the state railway
commission The board believes IL can
secure reduction from the Michigan
state Telephone 90. on the ground
that the city pays the highest rate Of
any city In the state
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
,oo Killed I'm battle.

N-ENICO. Nov. 9--Federals and reb-
els met In battle yesterday at Juchi-
tan. oaxaca. according TO meager IN
formation obtained from official sour
COS here. Two hundred are reported
dead \ telegram from Oaxaca carried
o report that Jose Gomez, deposed jete
poli;ieio. the chief OF the rebels, was
captured and shot
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
THE STAGE

seven Days" Mary Roberts Rine-
hart and Avery Hopwoods clever
comedy that relates the adventure OF
dinner party during "A week In quar-
antine. will be presented in the De-
troit opera house. Nov. l6. " end
rs. The company comes from the AS
tor theater. New York and TO sig
naIize the comcdy's third year IN
New York and for the tour following
the cast was carefully chosen aud
extra consideration was given TO stage
settings. The first setting for "SeN'
en- Days" an oriental drawing roomf
n rich and novel The second scene,
kitchen is unique while the third
il roof garden at night on a house
on Riverside drive, New YORK..
Lillian Russell. the American
Beauty" will head the Temple pro-
gram next week Miss Russell IS al
most too well-knowu TO need other
"press-a genting' than the mere an
nouncemcnt OF the date and place OF
her appearance 10 attract capacity
audiences To the theater She is said
10 receive the highest salary ever
paid To vaudeville top-notcher MISS
Russell began her stage career IN the
varieties, as a member OF Tony Pas
tors company. in Pastors Bowery
theater. She left the variety stage
10 sing in comic opera and OF recent
years has been appearing In legiti
mate comedy In the Temple next
week she will sing a number OF songs
with whose popular success she has
been identified, Miss Russell is ac-
companied by her own pianist, Frank
Laird Waller.
Clarks Runaway Girls. will be
the attraction in the Gayety next
week. commencing Sunday afternoon
III a musical comedy in two acts en-
titled The Runaway Girls from
Dixie" The company is one OF the
strongest TO play this theater. and
includes the three real clowns. Clare
Evans, Joe Opp and Geo. A. Clark.
Others in the company are, Babbette.
French singing coincidence; Estelle
Ross, character coincidence; Signor-
ina Adelina Roattino. Italian prima
donna: LIS Burn Richardson. lyric
tenor: Violet Rio. musical comedy
mezzosopI ano: Eugene Kelly, bari
tone: Trixfe Ayres, the dainty SOU
brette: Charles Fagin, the comical
dude: James O'Ferrell Koran. the
Irish basso-profundo; a double quar-
tet. and a specially selected chorus.
Frank J. Watson, formerly division
freight agent of the Grand Trunk rail-
way in Montreal, has been appointed |
assistant general freight agent for the
system. the appointment being effec-
tive Nov. 1. Mr.. Watson entered the
service OF the railroad in Toronto,
March 1, 1884, and has been division
freight agent in Montreal since 1897. |
@ T. Pettigrew, is promoted from the |
position OF division freight agent in
Stratford, Ont, to be division freight
agent In Montreal.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
NV YoRk sTOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times, by Paine,
Weber g. Co. Nov, s.
The New York stock market opened
steady but soon eased of on realizing
sales. London sold Union Pacific, Steel
and Reading in a moderate way. EX-
ceptions 10 the general trend were
such specialties as congas which open
ed a point higher and National Biscuit.
which gained ~ points in the fore
noon trading
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
Appies-50c dtI Blu. yl.5O1s bbi
Bahanss-0ood shipping stock, S1.s9

Apples-6oc dtI bu. yl.5O1s bbi.
Bananss-oood shipping stock. t1.ss
Bes.s-Dried Lima. eS07c per ID.
California Fruits-Grapes, Tokays.
u.toe15o; Malsgas. s1.s6qs per box.
Cs,s,,-nomsi s !, ssn 2o0aso dos
C.bbase-sL5061.7
Cheese Michigan fats. 1t91eHe:
New York fats. leql6ltc; ehsddars
block Swiss, ls@17c; imported Swiss.
2sg 32c: Limburgsr, l3h 01+ci brick
cheese. 15aIsc ID.
bI 80 40 n Q 90 per Dbl
Ihestn uts-1og1 ID
Dstes-Persian. 5@sc 10; Fards. 10h
Dressed C.lve.-Fancy. loo1Io ID:
common. 9 a f0c 10
Figs-Importea, new. li91sc per ID:
Fhnan Hsddie.-1oq11c per ID.
Fresh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hoe
house, $500 l.75. lettuce, dollhouse.
1sn i7c per IN head lettuce, s1.7512 90
par hamper. onions. i2is N l5c doz. beets
I5dB0c bu: homegrown tomatoes. rs
a Soc bu: parsnips, csc bu; carrots.
IOal5c bu: rutabagas. $50 5oc per bu.
Grape Frult-llorida, ssgs.5o per
case.
Grspes-Concords ponies. 13a1tc
per basket. Catawnas. ponies l5c pcr
haskell Concords. S-lh baskets, $50 soc.
Nalaeas sf5oaG0O per hbl
o
I5@16c: extracted. So &C per 10.
lHy---Detro't shippers are paving the
foll owing prices for baled hay in ear
S20M21. No 9 timothy 5000:
clover. mixed. Slsa1 rye straw SIS
I f'g:wheat and --oat straw. $50 $40.
Loose hay from farmers wagons on the
! city markets ranged from tz0126 as
! TO quality
HIdes-No. cured. iehcI NeI
green. i0c; No l cured bulls, 10hc, M.
/ I greer. / hc: cured calf, Ne l. lev c:
! green calf. No. 1. lbc per 10. horse
skins. as 10 wool, 5OcdS:. SO. 2 hides.
\ lie on on kip. &c or on calf.
/ Lemons &6n6.5O box.
| I5mrs-si q i.25 per doZ.
Nuts-Hickory nuts. large, Sl4l 20;
black walnuts. 75c uSI per pu.
| onicas - Yellow. 500 s5c per sack;
spanish 81 s. u - per crate
OraBEe.-vaIercias s55Oas boz
P"ulIry-Springs. No I, iOlEc. No. :.
| 90. iov il. Hm3 nc, No. - pa &c; geese.
l-c.-ducks. young l4H l5c. tur-
KEYS 16HI7C.
Pcar--Kiefers. 20 q soc: Duchess 81
BIZ
observation-disclosures. s9HS5O crate,
I'otnt"c---Car lots. track Detroit. are
selling 10d 75c per bu.
QUinces-tl 20 also per bu.
sweet Potatoes S25OQ
go per Dbl Jerseys, Si40-per bu; -
per bbl
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
YESTERDAYS N. Y. STOCKS.
~. STOCK MARKET-CIo-e.

Am. AZ On co. 5ias Am. x. sugar
Sc: Amal copper. So. Am 9. a fdy =
50L. 10 pfd.. 1885, Am. cotton oI'
81 Am Smclt. SAL An susan - +,
Am 2, a. a.. 1859. Am. lob ptd. st's'
Am Wool pfd Ns'l Anaconda, ~ = f,
Atcnison. 1psl. EIit. 4 ohio. ~ =,
Brklyr n. r, sIi. can. PacitS. al q
Chcs. & ohio go. chino Copper ~ ~
-, NJ \ -. Paul. 1897 Cli. A NNest.
tfts col i'url 4 H., 49, col
Sonth.. la Consol. Gas. 1895 Del n
Hudson. 1G>is DEN klo -, -
Erie 3sHa do I pfd. '&', 10 ID pld.'
az. cen Lice. l5iS4 Ct Nor ptd,
ieSis. 81 y ore 81 49,. Illinois
cent tlo. Nm: Met. i4S. Int. Met.
pfd So kas g. 80 pfd., 80 l.chls
VALLEY. I7lt.: Louis & Nash, 49, N.
X. 4 r.. sls, NJ 81 =, 4 :. Str. Al EN..
I1Sis Mo Pacific ~. National Lead.
~. y y cent 10. = y v % A w.
to4, Norfolk & Western los NortiA
Pacific. 1872 Penn. X. r POO.
O. = e. Ieb Pr"ss 81 car, 81 u KAY
Cons. a. RcAding l467s Rep. x
Stesl .lit Rock Island 26's DO ptd..
5oAs south Pacific lli's South. t,N-
4sa. 10 pfd 81 Tenn. copper 32@,
Texas 245. Union Pac l6Nls Y
Rubber com. it2s g. :. steel 5S's
20 ptG, A05te r. ;. Ronds, 1929. Ntr.-
car chem 20. 90. Utah copper. 90
Wabash l.'g West In. TEL ST.
West. MIS-. 81.
-
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
NrM NnnI, rnnn,Cn MNnkEr.

NEW YORK Nov ) Flour Unset
tie. aid nominal Pork: Firm. mess.
$3.50 a.. La q quiet. middle WcEi
spot sp2DUa So. sugar Raw, inactive.
renta1rucaI. 80 test s5.ts. muscovad".
50 test Slb5. refined easy cut loaf
81 20. crushed S11a. p,v a.
T. So granulated. 81, icT6i5. Conss:
Rio Ne :. On spot. -. a. ,f... -
low: STEADY. city. go, country, 81. ~
80. Hay. FIRM and dun prime. Sl.au;
No 3. sl.O5m1.tQ clover. 81 f7-u.
Dressed poultry: Firm turkeys. lo6i
y-l-frfsr-rt-1fi+ ~ fowls, "a 161s T..
ducks. SmINc. live ppultrr. Dull and
lower geese he ducks 12n l5C'
fowls lOmltts c. turkeys. lJc. roosters.
7fkC: spung chick ms. 1919 N ~ 20
cheese Firmi and quiet. state milk.
common to specials. l2is n l5ilr. ~lNms.
cotnmCn 80 specials. sTi25c, full
skins 2 n &c. Butter: Qui {. receipts,
S.9fS; creamcr. extra, 30f safe. state
dairy. tubs. 22T 3tC. imitation cream
cry irsts. 22L riggs: Firm. receipts.
a.S2s nearby white fancy. 80 a 0j'.
nee rby miSed faNrN 2SG2 SIC; fresh
0rgts gg6I3 7t
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
Thieye. broke into Malcomson's coal
ofnce at Mchigyan-svc. and Twen-

tieth- st, "Wednesday night. the OF
nee was thoroughly ransacked. but
nothing OF value was taken. W. &.
Houghton's coal office at sixteenth
ST. and the Grand Trunk railroad
was also entered and $3.50 taken.
Some papers were also taken from
commandment in the safe. The papers
are valueless TO anybody except the
Houghton company. The safe had
been left open.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
BUTTER AND EGGS

Butter-Extras, sic; nrsts. soc 10
dairy. ale: packing stock. zoe I'D.
Eggs--Current receipts. cases IN
clCded csc Receipts on "Wednesday. 3Ol
cases Market arm.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
PRODUCE.

As the Thanksgiving holidays ap-
proaoi the poultry market is beconr-
ing more important Recaints mi.
week have been on larger scale than
Tor some time, and under heavy Offer
inss prices for chickens have been
forced down little At the price
however, receivers have so far been
able 20 keep their floors comparativeIy
clear, but as the end OF the week draws
near the feeling Is little weak Tur-
KEYS ducks and geese are in good de-
mand and rule firm. The potato mar
ket was higher in outside markets this
morning. but offerings here are free
and the market rules steady Sugar
prices were reduced another 10 points
this morning
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

serne-Midwesk meetinE In n Mood-
ward-ave. church. suhject-"Home
aaG Foreign Missions" Persons--A
deacon. other deacons pastor, broth
ers and sisters 4 Deaeon-"In con-
clusion we beg leave TO submit
conservation missionary program for
this church as follows reads from
slip OF paper Every union man IN
the city being in favor OF municipal
Cwnershlp'--I beg your pardon,
brethren must have struck the
wrong side OF this paper" Voice
90 on" Another Noice--'Thats
home missionary work"
Count, Road Commissioner Edward y.
IIines has received a large Number
OF letters complimenting him upon
the excellent work being done oy
the commission I'm improving the
roads In Wayne county These letters
atth annual report Of the commits
Slnners which gives in detail an ac-
count OF the work accomplished
Among the writer's are Charles a,
Powen. secretary OF the Builders and
Traders Exchange; Arthur l.
Holmes. Dr Frederick J. Clipperi'
Thomas y McCrickett. Charles
Bolman. w " McBryan, Frank I'll.
wheiden. president Of The Automooi,ss
the Packard Motor Car Co, and y. q.
dickinson, attorney
y. 4. Van Hoisseis, No. Goa Brush-st..
wa. isokh. isto the window of HnE-
sard's cigar store at NO. S2z Wood
ward ave Wednesday night, when
sydney Franks automobile leapsd
over the curbing. struck Van Hol-
stein in the back. and literally showed
him through the plate glass window
Of the store. He was badly cut and
bruised and was taken 10 Harper
Tse Brush st. explains the anair oy
saying he was trying TO avoid run
ming into a pile OF sand, when his
machine skidded and went over the
curs.
The annual chrysanthemum show,
which In years past has .rs pn,,a
tho;sands OF flower lovers TO Belle
Isle will open Sunday. In the horu-'
cultural building. The exhibiton
this year will be fully up 10 the
standard OF other wears ana a dis-
PLAY OF rare beauty ~ assured those
whose visit tho island the snow
will continue for two weeks. the
building being open 20 visitors every
Gay.
C..lr,ir Adanowiex, rs years old, .
real estate dealer st No. 7o3 Mheheu-
ave was arrested wednesday II
terncon on a warrant charging MIN
with false pretenses. John buchai-
ski alleges that Adamodicz sofa ann
lot last summer for $500. ana ~
developed later that the lot ala not
belong TO Adamowicz
Mr.. sdyth n. Downs, No. l23d Wood
ward-ave., and Mrs. Y. y. Thompson.
visitor In the city. were thrown
out OF an automobile in which th"N
were riding on the Belle Isle bridge'
when the machine collided WIN
heavy motor truck, w ednesuaN ailtI
noon Neither Of the women was
Injured.
steIls kosIowski. four-yesr-oid dauEh-
ter Of Martin koslowski. No. i''Es
st Nubin-ave was badly burned Oh
wednesday afternoon when her dioss
,nusht are as she was playing close
10 the stove She was taken 10 Grace
hospital The physicians say she
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
The work OF caring down the walker
Hack and the other old buildings

which occupy the site on which the
new Dime bank building Will be
erected is progressing rapidly, ana
II Is expected that the site Will be
ready for construction operations
within a month. some interesting
documents will be found In the cor
nerstone OF the walker building. II
is expected. This was ortginaliy the
Jirst tRapttst church and the corner
stone will be turned over 10 the con-
Qrenation
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
CuIc,Go PROVISION M,RkEr.

CHICAGO. Nov. --ButtcT: EXTTas,
32t nTsts 2>c: dairy extras GO. rirSts
z3r. fErs--1iritrte AF4tF -2a44 Ir1.s.
34c. cheese: SKINS. l4frtthc. Young
Fowls. >Hm9t; ducks. t3tt m1Sizc,
gctsc. tlts IKE.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09

cHICAGO-Adopting the method
whereby insurgents in California
raised campaign funds, Republican
progressives here are asking for con-
tributions Of 81 month until the
April primaries.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
q. Anderson. ~ years old. No. ~ Lsrn-
.a.t ~..f was attacked by uu-

i,lentified Negro In an alley. near
Monroe-ave and Hastings-si.. W "a =
.nssday afternoon. The Negro beat
Anderson over the head with ham
NOR and fled Anderson was Ia ken
10 the city physicians office. where
.tis wounds were dressed
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
MARKETS AND FINANCE
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, Nov e.--opening No
Liverpool prices on Thursday motnlnS
owing 10 wire troubles. ChicaGo
opened unchanged and later advanced
&c Detroit opening prices were un
hanged Opening prices ThursdaN
cash No . red wheat, aSisc pecembet,
$40 MAY, sLolS Juiy, sehc; NO !
white, a3igG
The corn market Is easy and que
at rs, for cash No 3. 90 Tor No :
yellow and s5is tor No = Yellow
oats are steady and quiet NJ iec Tor
standard and tSisr FOR cash No
white.
RYE Is dun and steady at sc FOR
cash 40. =,
Th9 beans deal is easy al s2.sS Tor
Immediate. prompt and \oN ember ship
meut. and see FOR December.
CloVerSccd is steady at Sl2.iO Tor
prime spot ST. 80 for March and to5V
for prime alsike.
Timothy seed Is quiet at $40 FOR
prime spot,
Barley - scarce and nrm ~ s-f'W
SO for best samples per cvt.
Grain receipts al chicago Thursday.
Wheat Nt cars corn. so cars oats.
1sa cars
Nav wGeat IN chicago opened Thurs
day AZ g9is u 92SsC. corn Al 81 I. u6''s
oats ~ fgtsc and pork at $751;.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
LIVE STOCK.
East BUFFALO-Opesing.
Dunning q stevens Live stock Repo

EAST BUFFALO y. Y. Nov. a-Cat-
tie: Receipts. cars. SLOW best l.4oo
to 1.6CO-lb steers. s7.75 as; good prime,
1 900 10 i.40O-lb steers sT.25d so; good
prime l. 200 70 l.SO0-lb. steers, $1,000,
best loo 10 ,200-lb. shipping steers.
t575Ms. medium butcher steers. loo TO
LOO lbs. s5s565s5; light butcher
steers st75T $40: best fat cows, 81. so
q fair 10 good do SS.50d4; common
90 medium do. se.3SG 2f75. trlmmers.
sl.5o12: best fat heiters. t5.25d b.lS:
fair TO good 90. ys.T56425; good fat
heiters. $500 5.e5 stock heifers, ss2s
a so: best feeding steers dehorned.
,A.75d5: common feeding steers. de-
horned, S3,15Gt stockers. NIL grades,
So. IS Il s.S0; prime export bulls, s5g
5.25 best butcher bulls. s4.25I4.75.
bologna bulls, 81 IS a.: stock bulls SO
qS,75, best mixers and springers. $50
q so: common. to good do. So 135
Hogs. Receipts 20 cars; market.
steady. heavy. s640164S workers.
Sheep and lambs Receipts, 20 cars:
strong, top lambs. s5.65 as year
llngs Adt25: wethers. s3.5o@3.75;
ewes s363.40
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09

CHICAGO-City hospital physicians
are puzzled to account for the frozen
feet which Alexander, a circus fol
lower got yesterday, when the Their
mometer here wasn't anywhere near
the freezing mark.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09

NEW YORK--objecting To working
az night and an order that all ashes
aud garbage must be removed be.
fore asrbrealS.> $500 ashcart drivers
have gone on strike. The men wani
20 work In daylight.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09

NEW YORK; Michael Kelly, 10.
wouldn't believe he was never to see
his little sister. Helen, again after
she was buried. He set out for the
cemetery and was found by police,
cold hungry and sobbing.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
To,rpo cn,,> .>p PROVISIONS

.TOLEpO. q. Nov. N.-r-Wfeat. Cash.
aSf,c. Dee P61sc. MAY. slula.c, July,
a5t.c. corn cash toldn. rs, new.
s5irc Dee sac. MAY. 6Sssr July, $50.
oats Casl. iscy; Dec. i'hc: Msy.
Il ,c July. 47kC rive cash. 26c.
March. steeoc NJ. ,. $3.50. No. 3.
sit.>o, rejected. $3.50. Alsike: Prime.
si0.S0 Dec sI0.S5. March. Sill. Tim
otht Prime, s745 De-. 500. March.
s,57Nc Rutter. eggs and hay un-
changed