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The Detroit times., 1911-12-08

Fe~d = Iobbing prices I'm loo-lo.
sacks. Bran. s2F. coarse middlings.
t1s; nne middlings. sS2: coarse corn
meal and cracked corn. $50; com ana
cat chop. SIS per ton
FiOur-Joeblng prices Best Mlchi-
gan patent. A7s; second patent. s440:
straight. $40: clear. $500; pure rye.
s4.so, spring patent. $3.50 per oel In
wood.
OF - Raw nnseed. 7Ie; boiled lin
seed. 76c: Diamond headlight kero-
sene. Sc. perfection. sac: Eocene.
i0hc; Crown gasoline. lane per gal;
turpentine. In Dbl lots, 5liso per gal
Provisions Mess pork, SlI. fam :
lily. siSQl95O: medium. clear, 3llV
1880 smoked hams. l4lac, dry salted
brtskets. ga q Zoe: shoulders. lie; pie
mic hams, iOhc. bacon. lS@i4Ac; lard.
IL tierces. 9&c; Kettle rendered l"A c
per 10. =,
suEar--corrected daily by w II.
Edgar e Son Crystal dominoes, syS3
do. lbs. sSs5: Eagle tablets, $50;
cut loaf $50. cubes. $3.50, NNNN
powdered. S675; standard powdered,
Sc TO- graduated. extra coarse, sOiO'
graduated. fine in bulk. SO 80: granu-
lated 25-lb. cottons. $685.: diamond a.
$40 confectioners' a. y6s9 !,
81 30; No. 2. IS 30: No 2, e.ss; No. =.
SO 20: No ). s6.l6 No. 8. $40; No. I.
6O5: No 8. SO: No. g. ;5s5: No. 10,
81 30; No. IL, $SS5; No. 10. $3.50: No,
IL. 1915 No IL 1915: No. IS. $5.15;
household powdered, 5-lb. cartons. is
II case 10: do, lib. cartons, As TO
case, s42o; Michigan granulated. $3.50
par 100 lbs
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08
MICHIGAN pATENrs.

WASHINGTON. Dec. s.-Michigan
patents were issued Yesterday as FOL
lows: Edward j. Ackerman. Detroit.
wind shicld, Michael c.. Delaney and
III. -. Selby Detroit, driving mcchan-
ism NJ Comstock Muskegon. hand
stamp Henry j Gilbert. pulley; Harry
r. Gregory. LanslnG. tooth for bridge
work and crown work Clarence b.
HAYES, Jackson. machine for removing
cleats from felloes; James c. Heasley.
Detroit, gearing. stephen Horr and W.
T. Travis. Detroit. multiplying ma
chine. Nels Jacobs. Battle Greek, pie
ture hanger. William r. Jones. Do
tro!t. lamp door fastening device, Will
liam Lamb and J ). Shields. Detroit
check valve Ross NJ. Leggett Ann Ar
Dor. ozonizer. Harry c. Leonard. Grand
Rapids. refrigerator lining: John Mar
tin Detroit hose reel: Albert Meadow.
Detroit electric circuit controller:
Louis Meshergrr, sparta, fertilizer DIS
trihntor; Ralph Miller Ann Arhor.
commutator switch William r.. Mage
horn. Detroit gas enyire: Elmer
Nicholson. Grand Rapids mixing dc
vice for printing presses: Bert q.
Rhodes, kalamazoo. route indicator:
RAYMOND r Rogers. Detroit sTeriliz
ing and shaking machine: Charles X
warren, Three Oaks, mounting for
fabric supports. George r. Wigginston
Kalamazoo, temporary binder.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08
BEATEN BY HUSBAND
AND LEFT DESTITUTE
tcoatinued from page o.s).

NJ. Coleman a Co., dealers In house
hold fuSpishings, on Grand River-ave-,
and his receipts show that he neKer
earns less than SIS week. while his
average wage is about SIS, his re-
ceipts often reaching 500 week. His
wife and babe live in a wretched
hovel, while he has been spending his
money in saloons. and, according TO
his own statement to his wife. In pur-
suit OF "the little girls who hang
around the city hall"
She says that her husband left
England before she did. Later she
came across the ocean with her two
children, and joined him in Canada,
coming to Detroit in March, 1910. They
lived in one room in a house on Jones'
ST. before moving into the Leland-st
howell.
Mrs. Carriers sister, Mrs. William
Goate, lives next door TO her, At No.
$50 Leland-st., and il IL were not for
her. the deserted wife and her two
children would be starving. She has
furnished them with food, though she
herself is in straitened circumstances,
and has TO work to help keep up her
own house. She has given clothing
and other necessities to her sister,
but Carter, In his periodical fits OF
temper, used 10 amuse himself by
tearing UP all Of his wife's belong
ings. and then beating her.
Mrs. Carter is 29 years old. while
her husband is FIVE years her senior.
Her boy. Claude, is five years old. and
the little girl, Ivy, is four.
The poor commission will be ap.
pcaled to for-belp for the family, and
the police court will DE asked to take
n hand in the husbands education.
Meanwhile. Mrs. Carter and heI
babes form a shining mark for De
trcifers who have superabundanct
sf Christmas spirit. and are lookins
for an opportunity OF giving IL some
rrcftable exercise.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08
FISK LIVES FOR SMALL
PAY MAKING BUTTONS
,ontinued from Page one.

pan-no; so Il balanced. but so il
dropped clear down to the bed of the
scales. That probably added a dozen
or TWO to this second gross" Then
he put the contents OF the two pans
together in one pan and repeated the
trocess. again filling the second pan
so Il hit the bottom. By the time he
had repeated the process several
times the cutter had been robbed of
Ibis work on several gross OF buttons.
Keep up the process long enough and
led owe the firm money for letting
him work.
OF course. the manufacturer throws
away these bad blanks that have
been eliminated thrice over from the
cutters pay check?
OF course-notl They are worked
up like all the rest. carded and sold.
They are the kind you and the shirt
makers buy for about cents a dozen.
After the blanks are cut they go
through the processes OF grinding,
drilling the holes in them. the polish.
er got nothing for polishing them. the
sorter got nothing for sorting them.
Yet any one OF these girls would have
been fired on the spot for refusing 10
bendle them. Only the woman or
child under IL working at home, who
scwed them on card for 1-2 cents
gross. got paid for handling bad"
tuttons.
Oh, yes: the manufacturer gets
paid for every dozen Of them he sells,
you may be sure!
The girls averaged Sc week Some
got only $3--aside from tuberculosis
and things like that. through working
Ike knives. They become, I'm time,
veak-lunged mothers of weak-lunged
children.
Charles p. Hanley, leading Musca.
tine lawyer, has earned fierce enmity
Of the manufacturers by champion
ing the button workers cause.
mot only have they lost this %
per cent of their labor by the bad
tdtton system and dishonest weigh
ing" SAYS Hanley ."but they must
wait week for cash. II man want.
ed his money at the end OF the week
land most of them are as poor that
they need Il right away--that had to
ray the boss so cents out of every
$40. or wait another week. In some
factories the employees we're not only
invited TO cash in and give the boss
his Fake-on, but were compelled 10.
These men and women I'm the but.
ron factories are not cheap foreign
labor" They are native born, either
i in Muscatine or the farming commn.
ity adjacent.
The button manufacturers are unit
ed In a close association which locked
out the workers last spring when the
latter attempted TO form union
Then came mediation, return TO work
lroken promises. and the present
eirike,
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08
REBELS THINK PREMIER
WOULD GRAB THRONE

PEKIN. Dec. s-Members OF the
revolutionary junta declared today
that the extension of the armistice
until December Fl and the fact that
Premier Yuan Shi KAT is willing TO
make almost any concession to the
rebels with the exception of a Re
publican form OF government, means
that the premier is coveting the
throne for himself
Advices from imperial sources that
the rebel leaders near Hankow are
taking kindly TO the suggestion that
the present form OF government he
retained. providing the premier
agrees to the elimination OF Manchus
from the central government. are de.
MED here. Only republic will salts
" the people, according 10 revolutions
airy leaders.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08
OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT or
PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit. December s. 1911.
LATERAL SEWER ASSESSMENT
NOTICE.

To All Whom 10 Nav Concern.
Take notice that an assessment rollS
for defraying the cost and expense 81
constructing the vitrihed crock lateral
sewers hereinafter described has been
completed and Is open for inspection
al this office. aud will be presented 10
the Common Council NJ session
thereof to he held Tuesday. the 18Th
day OF December. at Z r. m, standard
time. for continuation.
The lots and parcels OF real estate
abutting on or adjoining the alley or
alleys hereinafter described have beon
assessed for the cost ana expense OF
the Improvement therein. Any person
desiring 10 object ~ any assessment
made may nle with the City Clerk
written protest at any time prior To
the date last above mentioned, ana
may be heard before the Committee on
sewers. 10 whom such protest VIII -"
referred at n meeting thereof To h'
held on tho Thursday following such
reference ~ IL n. m. standard time,
at the Committee Room IN the city
Hall
Assessment Roll No ,575--Lateroi
sewer No 22G5. In alleys IN block
bounded by Epworth. ColfaN and War
rem avenues and north line OF lots 30
Assessment Kol No. 1878 Lateral
Sewer No 22CS. In alley In block
bounded by Waterman and Leonard
avenues, Cadet and Regular avenues
Assessment Roll No. 7aIs-Laternl
Sewer No 22s5. In alley in block
bounded by Dexter boulevard and
Wildemere. Whitney and Columbus
avenues.
Assessment Roll No. 75S4--Laterai 4
Sewer No. 2"s. IN Iffey In block
bounded nv Beard and Waterman ave-
nues. Goldsmith avenue and NJ c. X. Il.
Assessment Foil No. I5S5--Laterai
Sew No. 2275. In alleys in block
bounded by Harbaugh avenue and
Boyd street. Cedar and Fort streets.
Assessment Roll No, T5sI--Lateral
SewFr No. 2277. In alley in block
bounded by Twenty eighth street and
Lovctt avenue. Horatio and Herbert
streets (not already severely
Assessment Roll No. 75S9--Lateral
Sewer No. 2279. In alley In block
bounde.i by Hurlbut avenue. city Line,
Barker street and Chaplin avenue tnot
already sewerFd)
Cl2oD j. j. HAARER
(eS2) Commissioners.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08
SUfFRAGtTTES PLACE
WOMEN IN HALL OF FAME
Members of Illinois Association
Pick Carrie Chapman Gait
and 10 Others.

CHICAGO, Dec, s.--lllinois women,
roembers OF the State Equal Rights
association. have announced list OF
20 women-"the worlds 20 greatest
woman" which they OFFER to compare
With lists OF men recently elected.
The women are:
Carrie Chapman Gait. Mary Baker
Eddy. Frances T.. willard, Harriet
Beecher Stowe, Jane Adams, Ella
Flagg Young. Emmaline Pankhurst,
Florence Nightingale. Clara Barton,
elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan b.
Enthony. Lucretia Mott. George Eliot,
Elizabeth B. Browning. Charlotte
Rronte, Margaret Fuller, Sarah Bern
hardt, Mrs. Raymond Robins, the
Rev. Anna Howard Shaw, and Nine
curie.
II was explained that the list was
drawn with an eye 10 those who
ad done the most for women. Car
rie Nation and Lady Tennessee
Claim Cook also were suggested as
entitled to a place.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08
UNITED STATES TELLS
SINISTER TO STAND PAT

WASHINGTON. Dec. S.-with 1000
Russian Cossacks advancing to occu-
~ Teheran. proclaim martial law and
/ {, ject him at the point OF the bayonet.
w. Morgan ShuSter financial agent
oi the Persian government is advised
by the American state department 10
stand on his constitutional rights and
defy the czar.
Charles W Russell. United states
minister at Teheran. today was in
-Atructed- To advise -Shuster 10 stand
his ground
SO bitterly does Persia resent the
nelligerent attitude OF Russia In send
Ing her famed though hated Cos
sacks that fear Is expressed here that
she will pounce on them and precipi.
tate war, Nothing would delight
Russia more than such an attack, as
II would give her the excuse SO long
and so vigorously sought 10 occupy
and hold for all time the northern
half OF Persia.
Should Russia eject all Persian
officials. as is anticipated. Shuster
will appeal to Minister Russell and
lodge protest with the Russian diplo-
matte agent at Teheran
The situation will then become one
OF international import between the
/ Russian and American governments,
already ruffled by the cars refusal
10 honor passports held by American
citizens OF Jewish birth.
According TO dispatches received at
the state department today, the Rus
F sian military fOrCa IL now az KaSlin.
, II is three days march on foot from
Kaslin to Teheran As the Cossacks
are mounted II is not improbable
that the advance guard will arrive at
! Heheran tomorrow or Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08
NEW CORPORATIONS.

LANSING. Mich, Dec. S.-The fol.
lowing companies have filed articles
OF Incorporation with the secretary
OF state: Standard Coal Supply Co,
De rroit. $4,000 principal stockholders
John Kurntz and Alexander Pyde
Cole Construction Co, Battle Creek,
S25. 900: Meyer Shaw Mauuf - ring
co. Detroit, $4,000; Peninsula, Seed
Co. Port Huron 100000; Klierte Co.,
Detroit. sb.dOOa Central Michigan Hob
stcin Breeders association, Lansing,
81 900.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08
YESTERDAYS N. Y. STOCKS.
ny. STOCK MARKET-close.

Am AZ Chem 5ta. Am Beet Sugar
5zss, ANAL Cop 60. Am & a + %, Am
Cot Oil "a. Am Loo 34ls. Am smelt 90
Am Sugar ll6. Am 4 4 4 1884,. Am
FOB pf l0Iss. Anaconda S6Le Atch
le47s balt A ohio 1908 Il Il T ~.
faur-,as}-i t,-tt-l sesth- 2o,-dn- pf
sS .. Ches 4 - 18ls, Chipo Cop l9lT
Chi q CT W 1914, &. Nj & - Il log&.
Coz / 4 1 30, con Gas l5S. Corn frod
iOs.. Del a IIud 1851, Den a G 20ls
Lis Sec Cor 81 ~, Erie 3Ois, do LIST IF
81. do "a pf AZ CT Nor pf lZ6ts CT Nor
ore ctf Il. Ills Cent 1i2ia, Int Met
l4as. do pf lsN Lch Val 1864, Louis
a Nash 155. NJ X a T 20, Mo Pac 3sis
Nat Lead 49,. y Y { 1876, y. % a W
lOTAs, North Fac ll6la. Tenn II II l2l y
Poo G 4 c 1881. Ray Cons 10, Read
1875, Rep 4 Steel e27s. Rock Island
% p. do pf iSis. South pac 10 south
Ry %. do pf 7Ots. Tenn Cop 35h. Texas
%, Union Pac l7lis, L $ Rub com 70,
L Steel 81. do pf lQSS, Bonds
10lA Vir-Car Chem Co 81, Utah Cop
asa Wabash g. do IF IL. West I'm
Tel 77ss, West Mfg 65.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08
Z. S. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.
NEW YORK PRODUCE WARN ET.

MN YORk. Dec. N.-FIOur' unset
lied and weak PORT Barely steady
mess, Sl7.15nlS. Lard, Dull. middle
west spot. s9GTs.iO. sugar: Raw un r
settled: centrifugal 90 test. Si.9t, mus
covado. 50 test. s4it: refined. unset
tied cut loaf ss.5s; crushed. SOS;
powdered, s5.S5: granulated. $3.50 Cof-
fee: Rio. No. :, an spot. - \ n II lrc.
Tallov Steady: city. SIC country
~ II N6&c HAY, steady prime, $3.50,
No :, e5c6sl.05. clover. 95calSl. 20.
Dressed poultry: Dull; turkeys l2n
&c. chickens. 6m22c. fowls. 81 l6c;
ducks 10G1Sc. Live poultry: Easy
geese l2TlSc; ducks. l2Gr Sc fowls.
ltsh Ti4hc. turkeys l4m lAc. roOsters.
&c: spring chickens. 1sG i3ikc Cheese
Quiet and firm. state milk. common 90
specials. tSG lee skins. common Ia
specials. 6h13hc full skins. 3 q &c.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08
MARINE
LAKE LEVELS RECEDE
DURING NOVEMBER

The report OF the Great Lakes Sur
vey office shows that the levels OF all
the lakes fell slightly during Noyem-
Der. but they are still higher than in
previous low stages Lake Superior
liz IL feet lower than In October
Lakes MichlgRn-Huron are "a lower,
Lake Erie is 40 lower tnan last mont tn.
and Ontario fell IL from the levels OF
October Lake Superior is 81 below
the average stage of November for the
last 10 years: Lakes Michigan Huron
are 109 below the average depth; Lake
Erie Is II below the average, and Lake
Ontario is LOS lower than the average
for the last 10 years.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine
Weboer a Co. Dec. Z: Prices on stock
exchange We're irregular at the opening
with majority OF important changes
and moderate declines. Reading shaded
slightly but recovered its loss. a frac-
tional gain was recorded in Lehigh
Valley. American can pfd. was heavy
declining two points under speculative
liquidation, but rallied II on the APP
pearance OF some supporting orders,
Canadian Pacific was weak. yielding
lag At the end or the first fifteen
minutes the tone was generally heavy
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08
WHERE Is GEN REYES?
Is BURNING QUESTION

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Dec, S.--Just
where Ca. Bernardino Reyes, alleged
inciter or Mexican revolution. is to-
day, is bothering a score OF United
states and Mexican sleuths today.
Reyes is not az his home here, nor In
Mexico. he was reported simultane.
ously az three Texas cities and again
az St Louis. Federal agents want TO
keep track of the Mexican war hero,
as he Is under $4,000 bond for incit-
inc a revolution while on neutral soil
The tip here today was that he was
enroute to- Washington TO interview
prospective representatives there OF
his and.Madcrist party. and possibly
to, talk with state department officials
job prIntIng Done night. Times
Hrfnttmu JOhn n
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08
CHICAGO PROVISION MARKET.

CHICAGO. Dec Butter; Extras,
SIC, hrsts. SOGSlc. dairy extras. 33c;
frsts. soc. Eggs Skins. 15I4 n Is n c.
young Americas, l4& q loo. Potatoes;
sOn S5c. Live poultry: Fowls lie;
ducks, 1874 G14c: geese lila IL isc: tur-
KEYS l36l3ISc
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08
win Rebuild steamer sharple..

FORT HURON. Dec s--The steamer
John Sharples. which struck on Gallup
Island Lake Ontario, in December.
1910. was brought here Friday where
she will be rebuilt at the Reid ship
yard Capt James Reid bought the
wreck from the underwriters two
weeks ago. He had wrecking bill Of
$4,000 against her. II viii cost about
$4,000 TO 1T her up
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08
InpnING I,RICEs.

baked beans, lib. BOO soc. Lima be.nx
sld125 Corn Fancy Maine, tIIo.
standard. zoe Table beets. ~. rs 20 40
Peas: Fancy. early June. $50 stand
ard 81 soaked 5OY70C salmon
Sock.eyc. tall, sass; hat. s. 20. Alaska
rods s2lO. Nlaska piuss. IL 30 Toma .
toes s1T1 TO- succotpsn. tigl26 per
dor PEAS Marrowfat sis. early
June sl25 sifted early June. Sl.t5, yer
doz WY
ronec-IaCkct coffee. 100 10. case,
5Odg25O delivered.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08
VESSEL PASSAGES.
n.A.uaa

DETROIT. Dec. SIP. Hazard,
Knapp. 2 20 y. m Thur sday; ting
Fischer. John Sharplas. s:15.
Down Stormount. $50 Thursday
morning: y r.. Hanna, 80 p. m. Nc
Gean. 3: Schoolcraft $40.
The 500.
SACLT STE. MARIE Mich. Dec. 2
TIP: Dundee. lo:1o a. m. Thursday:
North Wind, Northern Queen, 1880 y.
m Corunna. .; Regina. $40.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08
shipbuild,ns COMPANY bankrupt.

BUFFALO, Dec. s-The Empire Ship
building Co, OF this city. through its
president, John F. Malone has filed a
petition Of bankruptcy In the United
ssO.s15 The schedule shows that the
concern had lie cents on hand At tine
close OF business
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08
MARKETS AND FINANCE

Dee. Si2J5 March. $3.50 No =
Sls2O, No g Si2.I rejected, ~ 100
Alsike. Prime and Dee. NoNS. March
Sii.02ir Timothy. Prime and Dec
sac March. $50 Butter eggs ana
hay unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08

BUTTER AND EGGS.

nutter-ENtras. 36c. frsts S5c h.;
dairy. 3ic; packing stock zoe I'D,
EGgs-Currcpt. receipts. cases In.
GUIDED. 32c. Receipts on Thursday. ss6
cases Market firm
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Bee. s.-eBeH4Hg= Wheat
advanced in Liverpool shortly after the
opening ard the Chicago market WAS
firm In Detroit the opening was at
an advance OF nc Opening prices Fra
dav. Cash No red wheat. 9fi.c De
cpmber. 95'k &c May. gaAc July, 94L c;
No I whttC. - i4e.
CHICAGO GRAIN--OpenIng.
CHICAGO, Dee. S.--M heat: May up
sc. Iuly no re. Corn. May Ip ~.
jury up ife. eats MaS up isci July
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08


their appearance here but at SO a
bushel a few OF them go a long way.
AppIes-5oc9sl ,150g3 per Dbl;
western box apples. ". 259276 box
Bsnanas-Good shipping stock. $3.50
Deans-Dried Lima. sh@7c To-
California Fruits - Grape Tokaya
MnsasaS S sSS.s So1 DO.
Caulinower-759 s5e bu.
Csbbage-;2q2s per Dbl
Cheese-Michigan Oats. 1sh 0l7c;
@1Thc; domestic swiss i?Qaoo: block
SEC: Limburge, l4h a1sc; brick
cheese. 169 lie ID
bu; So per Dbl
Chestnuts-logl2hc ID.
D.te.=Persian, new. eh07o Id;
Dressed Hoe.-Light to medium. ~
Csc: heavy. SQ7o per ID.
Fies-Imported. new. IL ~ l6o per Id:
California. Csc 10.
Fresh Vegetables = Cucumbers, hot
house, $1.5091.75: lettuce. dollhouse
lOGl2c per h.; head lettuce. Sl2s
S SsSo pe s0SSc 6a parsnps 9i IS. dS S1
carrots. 600 45c bu; rutabagas. 40945.
bu. green peppers, Si.25 per bu.
Grape Fruit-Florida. ;6.0005.60 pei
Representatives,. ponies. I5c De,
basket; Malagss, ,4.56as per Dbl
Honey-Fancy white, 179lso. amber
rs g Ice; EXTRACTED; sg9e per Id,
folio wins prices for baled hay in car
$40 81: No. 2 timothy. 5000; clover
wheat ana oae straw, rys SSss
and oat straw. 2s0sbO Loose hay
from farmers wagons on the city mar.
kets ranged from $50 62s az TO quail
Hides-No. / cured. Ice: No green
10c: No. 1 cured bulls. 10hc: No
green, &c; cured calf. No 1, tic; green
calf: No. !. isc per Id: horse hides: No
wool 25cds1. No 2 hides. 1c OF or
kip. 11,c OF on calf
I.emons-California. siQ5 box.
Lime-Ts1 Obs per doz ,
sheIibarks, "a 9sc ID; butternuts. 81
onisns-Yellow., S6@90e per blu
OrnnEes-CaIifornia navels. $780,
Florldas s250M375 per box.
Poultry - Springs. No. |. 10ls nllc
No. ? 9m9Ac; fowls. Sl2 ~ PC; No 2, 4
6l5c. turkeys. i5aIsc III: dressed
chickens i0@1ic hens, Se4QeI goose
i2gl3c: ducks. 16G17c: turkeyA l6 q
Tic ID
MISREPRESENTATION. ,S.5oQ4 crate
Potatoes-CaT lots, track. Detroit. are
selling az s0Mb9C bu, New Bcrmudas
IS bu.
skins-Detroit bayers are bidding a,
follows. No, 1 skunk. 81 so. No 1 rae
coon, S2.75, No. Il mink. Sc: No. 2 musk
rat. 50c.
sweet Potatoes-Jerseys. kiln dried,
81 - per crate.
omatoes--California, 81 for a-ba
ket crates dollhouse. zoe per N,
TaIIow-No. l. 6l.c, No. ?. SIZE To.
WooI-Michigan unwashed wool 10.
southern. central and northern sections
q, = and n blood. 1870 zoe. deiaIn.
unwashed. lCn 1Nc. common. rough ~ A
rne 14IlSc per ID. ~. couptrS.
points
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08
NV yORk MONEY MARkET

NEW YORK, Dec. Money on call.
~ per cent; time money. per cent
for six months bar siiver-London,
% a-16d. bar silver-New York. 50 e c:
demand sterling. s4.S6G4.S6.05.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08
LIABILITIES.
S25,77O,O39.43
DIRECTORS.

CYRUS e. LOTHROP.
PHILIP n. MCMILLAN.
NJ. J. MURPHY.
THOMAS NEAL.
LILLIAN c. WILLIAMS.
:tARLES L. PALMS.
CORNELIUS J. REILLY.
STEPHEN Y. SEYBURN.
JAMES D. STANDlSH.
ALBERT L. STEPHENS.
FREDERIC 3. STEVENS.
\. e. r. WHITE.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08

TOLEDO o. Doc Wheat cash
and Dce. o5it Man aai,, Juiy
.as -. Com CASH 62Sc. Dcr.. 6gts,
Nav siitc. 1uty. Gt7.f Oats Dasl.
aid be, sec Man 81 70. july. 49,
Rye. cash, &c. Cloverseed: Cash and
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08

DR.. j. q. BOOK.
WIN. J. CHITTENDEN.
EMORY w. CLARK.
DON NJ. DICKINSON.
CLINTON G. EDGAR.
J. s. FARRAND, JR.
EDWARD FORD.
DEXTER M. FERRY, JR.
n. X. WHITE.
CHARLES =. HAMMOND.
GEORGE HENDRIX.
ROBERT HENkEl.
GILBERT w. LEE.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08
n,., sas.. n. ser.e.sr.. No. :sOG

Mrs. angus ~. NcEacheru. No. 3SDG
Wesf Grnnd-bivd., O. In Harper hos
pitaI with both Jaws broken. the
result OF an heroic attempt 20 save
her little son. Thomas. from being
crushed between n street car and an
putomobile. az Fourth and Warren
tried 60 snatch the boz from danger
<iie MAS struck by the car aud hurled
itb great force against the automo-
hIis
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08

Heb PrIntIsg Dese Risht. Tinse,
rrIssirs CO. is John R..st
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08
PRODUCE.

The poultry market Is a hard one to
quote just now. Receipts are fairly
liberal. the demand from retailers Is
not heavy and commission men are
obliged TO depend on the big dressers
To clean up. At the same time fancy
spring chickens are wanted and sell
readily at quotations or better as to
quality. and eastern markets are for
the time being outbidding Detroit.
Aside from the poultry deal, the mar
ket is steady and seasonably active
New potatoes from Cuba have made
their appearance here. but at SO a
bushel few OF them go a long way.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-08
CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, Dec Hogs Re-
ceipts, 4.000; steady; mediums and
kCavies. s6.35. workers.. $40. pigs and
lights. S5.50M5.75 Cattle: Receipts. S
cars; steady. sheep and lambs: Re-
ceipts, IS cars. So top. Calves: Re-
cetpts, eco; 50 top.