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The Detroit times., 1912-11-13
DETROIT EDISON AND
~~-PARKE.DAVIS STRONG

Detroit Edison and Parke.Davis
showed strength on the Detroit Stock
exchange. Wednesday, the former ad.
vancing a quarter TO 1873 bid with Of
ferings MP to f30, while the bid for
the latter was raised TO 1876 IL, with
no stock in the market
Sugar stocks were off again. Min.
nesota Sugar common losing a point
TO 6S asked with no, support appear
iHg. r-GeFman-AmeF4eaa offered
down a half to IL IL asked and Hol-
land-St. Louis was Oft half to IL
asked, Cities Service common was
mp half point 10 11S 1-2 bid with Of.
ferings at 121. Commonwealth Power
common weakened. the offering drop
ping half TO 20, with bids scarce.
Southern California Edison was let
down a half to SO 1-2 asked. The bid
for Kresge common was of a point TO
~, and offerings were down TO 70.
The. preferred was also easier. Ameri.
can Lumber IL scarce and was bid NJ
TO So IL. 1890
An Offering OF Wolverine Portland
Cement appeared at 5. and there wa,
some Acme White Lead common il
the market at % IL, National Groce
common eased a quarter TO "A IL bid
The motor stocks were quiet, the onI,
change being a drop in Genera
Motors preferred to rs fs2 bid, ifai
lower than Tuesday metropolitan
state Bank was bid up couple o
points to III.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-13
WILSON PUTS BAN ON
SIMPLE SPELLING
Tells Clerk of New Jersey De-
partment il Savors Too
Much of Bull Moose

PRINCETON. y. j., Nov 13.--
what manner of spelling is this?"
asked Gov Wilson today as he read
a contract that was laid before him
by clerk OF the waterways depart
ment OF the state OF New Jersey. Il
see the word thorouGhfare' spelled
'thorofare' and several other words
contracted in the same manner. What
does IL mean?"
The governor read the contract
carefully, as he does every document
that is placed before him for his sig
nature. He picked out a number OF
words spelled in the simplified way.
That is the simplified method or
spelling that has been adopted by our
said the clerk, but thus
far il has been extended only 10 a
few OF the long words that are easily
shortened"
Well" said the governor with a
smile, Il don't approve of simplined
spelling at all. II savors too much OF
the Bull Moose"
Then the governor signed the con.
tract and the clerk went OF wonder
governors tip and return TO the old
fashioned way or spelling.
President-elect Wilson continued
today TO collect the opinions OF prom:
inent public men as 10 the advisable
ity OF an extra session OF congress
The governor said he had asked
William Hughes. future United States
senator from New Jersey and Con-
gresham futile OF this state 10 give
their views and both favored the
idea. Nobody, the governor said. was
authorized 10 speak for him. but he
would express himself adequately
when the time came.
The governor read President Tafts
speech. in which Taft said. yesterday
that the south would have much more
TO do with the government under a
Democrat than under a Republican
administration.
1T was a generous speech. re-
marked the president eject,
Judge Will r. King, national com
mitteeman from Oregon. was the only
visitor expected at the Wilson bunSa-
low today
President.elect Wilson has let ii lie
known that If he has ais own way he
is going 10 continue at the Write
house the policy OF the open door.
which he adopted when lie first be-
came governor OF New Jersey. His
Office in the state house in Trenton
is reached through big reception
room and the door is never closed.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-13
THOMAS ORCHESTRA
HERE THIS EVENING

The Detroit Orchestral association
will open the season of l912-l9lS,
"Wednesday evening, with a concert by
the Thomas Symphony orchestra, 0
Chicago, in the Light Guard armory.
The orchestra, with its conductor,
Frederick Stock, arrived in Detroit
"Wednesday afternoon. Mime. Racnacl
Frease-Green. soprano. who viii! make
her first appearances in Detroit a. solo
ist OF the concert. will be the grest
az friends during her stay in the city
The program Will open promptly ar
S.I5 o'clock with the Brahms SYM.
phony. work which requires three.
quarters Of an hour TO play, 50 that
early seating OF the audience is desir-
able 20 avoid the long walt outside
the armory doors when once the con-
cert has started The program Will
present Nine. Frease-Green IN oper.
aflc arias and the orchestra Will play.
III addition 70 the symphony, an or.
fhestrai suite by Massenet ana
Llszf's "lIaphisto valse' to close.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-13
STEARNS REJOICES
AT FERRIS VICTORY
Ludington Man, Former Repub-
lican, Supported Democratic
Candidate for Governor

Justus s. Stearns. OF Ludington,
who was in Detroit on business. Tues
day. expressed his qualification over
the election OF Woodbridge y. Ferris.
Mr.. Ferris took up the fight for
certain reforms where some OF Us Re
publican insurgents left OF eight
years ago." he said. II was with MIN
in that losing fight. and have been
with him in the successful one he has
just finished. He IS a cleaT-headed
sincere man. and will give Michigan
the best there is in him" .
Mr. Stearns pleads guilty to being
one OF the forerunners OF the revolt
that has sent the Republican party
in Michigan. He pronounced for pop
ular election of senators and exposed
the railroads domination OF the pol
itics Of Michigan twelve years ago
While the famous barrel cam
paisn for the gubernatorial nomina-
ton in 1900 was disgraceful,' says
Mr. Stearns, good came out OF II.
for II called attention 10 the corrupt
ing part money had played in the Re-
publican politics OF Michigan"
The Detroit times., 1912-11-13
NEW YORK. PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1a<-Flour: Dull
and unchanged Pork Firm, mess.
gls75d1g50 Lard Firm: middle
west spot. S111Odi1.20 Sugar: Raw.
STEADY. centrifugal. sc test. $tO5 mus
covado. 50 test, s3.55. refined quiet;
cut loaf $50; crushed. $3.50; powder
ed. So; graduated, s490q4.95. Coffee:
Rio No. on spot. IAN G1lEc. Tai
low: quiet; city sac; country. 6p
sac Hay: steady: prime S1.l5 a 20,
No ). 90d95c: clover. socd S1.05.
Dressed poultry: Weak; turkeys. 10M
24c: chickens. 12d24c; fowls. 11G
16hc: ducks. 12m1sc. Live poultry.
Unsettled: geese. lac; ducks. 14n15c;
fowls. 1917 m14c; turkeys 1Sc: ROSTERS,
1OIsc: chickens. 13m14c. Cheese:
QUIET and steady; state milk. common
to specials. 14q1sc; skins. common 10
specials. Sd14Ac. full skins, "A Sac.
Butter: Firm; receipts, S,0&: cream
cry extra, 331 a SAC; state dairy tubs,
24G 3ec; imitation creamery flrsts. %
n25Ihc Eggs: Irregular receipts.
$500: nearby white fancy SO a soc;
nearby mixed fancy. df0c; fresh
hrsts 2qT42c
The Detroit times., 1912-11-13
MOTHER JAILED, BUT KID
DIES TO BE CARED FOR
tCoutInued from Page oae)

her family may be cared for. II her
is to be for the railroad
benefit. II ought 10 be willing 10 pay.
c. W. Armsdorf, claim agent for
the railroad. got TO his feet.
IN give $40 TO start such a fund
he said.
Nobody else volunteered any money.
for the spectators seemed TO think IL
was more the railroads business than
theirs. Mr.. Armsdorf laid the bill on
the courts desk
There was one man in the audience
whose heart was touched. He was
James George, Syrian. who had
come TO ask for warrant
Judge, IL you'll make the sentence
$lj or 30 days, I'll pay this woman s
| fine" he said
Justice Jeffries' lip curled.
II sentence Mrs. Tooth TO 10 days
I'm the House OF Correction" he said.
THAT will be an example to other Of
tenders. This $40 / will hand 20 Mrs
McGil. the probation officer. who will
see that the three children are taken
care or until inc mother Is retcasetl
Other women implicated in tbs
theft were also tried. Most OF them
were found guilty and released on
suspended sentence. 10 the mortifica
ton OF the railroads Representatives
The trouble is. YOU and | look a,
this matter from a different point oil
view said Justice Jeffries foH are
trying TO secure punishment. ! am
trying to get Justice for both sides As
/ a matter of fact Fesir-c case stands OF
7 - a 4
4girPs story doesn't appear to me snf
iGcient evidence. She, has lied 10 shield
her mother-and don't blame her ior
! that loyalty But her other testimony
| is weak. and ! don't know that can
believe her In everything she has
said. The commitment OF one wo.
man ought to prove an object.lesson
to the whole community"
The Detroit times., 1912-11-13
JORBING PRICEs.

JOBBING PRICES.
Canned Go0ds-Appfes,- gaisw t3shas
baked beans. lib, boG6oc; Lima beans,
sla125. Corn: Fancy Maine. si.io;
standard. soc. Table beets 81 20 g i:G
ard, 81: soaked, 500 roc salmon:
sockeye. tail. sass: Nat. 2.lo: Alaska.
reds. $3.50; Alaska. pinks. Sl.20. Toma-
esrly june 80; sifted early June.
Feed-Jobbing prices In loo-lb. sacks.
Prsn. s93; coarse middlings. s2t; nnee
cracked corn. s2s; corn and oat chop.
Frcur-JobbinG prices: Best Mlchi-
gan patent. $500; straight. $3.50: clear.
go rI pure re, rye w MsC; spring patent
Hsrdware-Nails. 81 case; plain an
realed wire. 81 per cwt.; galvanized
barbed owire, I point. s225 per spool;
s ssr. ,sso 'n;s' sas 2. ss .' sax 20
$3.50: 80 gage. t4.io per cwt. single
bit axes bronzed, $3.50 per doz. pol:
ished. 50 per doz.; black sheets. .. and
sass s ass ,sl RaS per- s cwt ear sss
bolts. small rs per cent on: large. IS
per cent on list machine bolts. small,
1904 per cent on; large, sSg2h
ons-Raw iinseed. SIC: boiled lin
seed 5sc: Diamond headlight. kero-
sene, lehc; perfection. lie Eocene.
lsc; Crown gasoline. isc per gal;
turpentine. In barrel lots. 47c per gal.
Proyisions-Mess pork. sal; family:
i2tq2Si clear backs: s?2q2Si hams. 10
Gl7c; brisKets. IL al &C; shlrlH e-s,
i4hc: picnic hams. tic; bacon, IS q zoe:
lard. In tierces. l3kc; kettle rendered.
l4Lc per ID
Sugars--Corrected daily by w. III.
Edgar & Sons: Crystal dominoes. 2-lb..
Ss45: do Bib. S,s5, Eagle tablets,
s675 cut loaf s6.25. cubes, $50:
NAXX powdered. $50: standard pow
dered. s5.s5; graduated, extra coarse.
$3.50; graduated, fine. In bulk. s5.25:
eranulated, 25-lb. cottonS $3.50. cry.
stall domino gran, Alb and 5-lb. car
tons in cases 1856 crystal domino.
gran, HF cases, 1856; diamond A,
1896: confectioners A. $500: No. 4.
t5.l5; No. 8. $40: No. 6, t50j: No. Z.
IS: No. s. s4.e5; No. 3. $3.50; No. 10.
SASS: No. II. $3.50: No IL. ,4.75: No.
Is. $40: No. IL. $40: No. Is. $40;
noncaking mixture. s6.25 beet granu-
lated. $50; household powdered, Is,
as to case $3.50
The Detroit times., 1912-11-13
MARKETS AND FINANCE

Ais oman, -AmalgAmated Copper
$3.50. Am Zinc $50. Anaconda. 35; Bu-
mama, ZOE. Boston q Corhin. $50 Butte
A superior. Ss32, do rights, 10, Calu-
met a Arizona, 5t5. Calumet a Htcla.
Is. Chino, 645; Copper Range. $50; DAILY
West lso. East Butte s365; Franklin
le9; GirouN. 245; CRANKY, 1892 Greene.
6S5; Hancock, IS: HelNeiia. t23; In
diana. re: Inspiration SO. Island
Creek pfd 81: Isle Royale. SO. Kerr
Lake. 40. Lake. go. Ia Sale, %;
Mason Valley. %: Massachusetts 20.
MayfioWer, $50. Miami, 50, Michigan,
Arcadia. ~. Nlpissing, ESQ: No BUTT.
1895. No. Lake. $50; Oiibway, 320, OLD
COLONY Mining. 700. old Dominion. 80
Osceola, e5 Pond creek. go. quincy.
IS Ray cons s35. santa Fe. s65.
shannon. ss5. shat a Ariz.. 2t55. SUI
perior a Boston. 23S3. Superior 4lr;
Trinity l50 Utah CO.'S. 334l. Titan.
so; Winona, so Wolverine 10.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-13
BARROW TRIAL MAY
BE POSTPONED AGAIN

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. 13.--An-
other postponement OF the barrow
trial. on charge Of bribing Juror Rob.
ert Balm, seems likely today. Tie
case is now set for Nov. %. but Earl
Rogers. Darrow's chief counsel. is in
sanitarium and District Attorney
Frederick is reported willing 20 nc
cept further delay.
II is reported that barrow is hnan.
cially embarrassed as the result OF TIE
enormous expenses of his first trial
and that he will be forced TO do most
OF his court work, when the case
starts.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-13
DEPORT MAN WHO HURLED
BRICK INTO EMBASSY

NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. IS
Francis Fitzgerald, who attracted at.
tention some time ago by throwing q
brick into the British embassy. &C
Washington. was deported from here
today. This is the third time. 'FItz
has been turned back. He reached
New Orleans, as a stowaway.
'I'll return again" said Fitzgerald
as he sailed today. "and I'll punch the
British ambassadors eye the next
time"
The Detroit times., 1912-11-13
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.


DETROIT, Nov, l3.-Up: Emperor,
1870 a. m. Tuesday: Earring. 1920 p,
m; Hazard. Knapp, Shrigley, Watt,
leo; SaNona, 2. Amasa stone, 40
Pathfinder. Sagamore. eco; winnipeg
Francombe Pawnee. orion. J. Y Ed
wards. 900: Tuscarora. $40; Wyan-
dottc. $40; tug ohio. oil barge, 6.Ae
Uuey. 7:I5 Milwaukee, Yuma, $40;
Lyman G. Smith, s; Ball, s:45,
Alex Thompson, $50 y. m. Tuesday;
apolis: Nicholas. 1889 Fairbairn.
1l:40: Bunsen. 1890; Coralia. IL ESQ:
Lynch. i2;4o: Sheadle. lis, \. ;. Up
son. $40; Mclean. $3.50; Ranney. $50:
Lambert I; Delaware, 1870; Maritana.
$50. Cadillac. 3 LuZon. $40; Northern
Wave. $40: Manola. $50; North Lake,
q; II y. Smith. 9:2O; Quincy A. shaw,
Down: Utica. noon Tuesday. North
star. 1:10 y M oscoda. Filler Jenness.
1920 Snyder Jr. Cort. $3.50; Bransford.
2:5O Adriatic. 3:3e: Walker 1850: An
ME Laura. sheldon Parks. Baker, W. A
Rogers. g. w g. Mather. $40; Peter
North Sea ,clearedl. 1915 a m. We'd
nesday Buffalo. $3.50: Alpena, t15:
Jones. Gogebic. Brazil. $50; Midland
Prince. 6: u. r. Hanna. $40; samuel
Morse. C30; chill. $40: Hecker, $50;
SauIt ste. Marie.
SAULT STE. MART, Mich. Nov. 10
Up: Needing, noon Tuesday. Kettle
ton 1880 y. m. Oglebay. Tyrone. $3.50;
Rochester. Athsbasca.. 400. ID. o Mills.
8 40: Rensselaer,. S
Empress OF Fort William, Tuesday
night: Wilkinson. $3.50: Drummond.
1890. Saronic $50; Pope. Gary. II a.
m Wednesday.
Down: Renown ] p. m Tuesday;
Dickson. 2, Bessemer. $3.50; Ceiling
wood. .; c. II. Bradley Wilson, Brigh-
tie, $40.
Block $40 Tuesday night: Alberta.
IL Moll 1880 Hoover. Mason L.;
Wainwright. 1870. Albright 3: Van
Hise. Prince Rupert Empire City. Gill
christ $50 Iroquois. Schuylkill. Ma
ricopa. :. Sinaloa, $50, Barlow .;
Scottish Hero. Panay. $40
. WlHd- east fresh weather clear and
cold
The Detroit times., 1912-11-13

AppIe-Fancy, sI.75a225: ordinary.
SiG1.5o per bbl.; box apples. s1.75 q
Bsnana.-Good shipping stock. $50
Resu.WDried Lima. 76Ehc per ID
CauIinower-si.5o6 per bu
Celery Homegrown. 2sq3oc per
CabbaGe-s1a1.cs per Dbl
chee.e-W holesa!e prices. Michigan
swiss. 2Ia25c; imported Swiss. ESQ
Chestnut.-1sa2 zoe Id.
Cranberries Early blacks. 81 per
Dbl $3.50 per bn; late Howes. 1875
D.te.-Pessian. new. sh a7c per Id.
Fards, i0c ID.
Dressed Calves Fancy, IL q lie: com
Fies~fmported. new. 1I81Sc per b:
California, 26c Id.
Ff.sn Haddie.-sG 1oc per ID.
Fresh Observation-Disclosures hot
house. 81 .50d1.7S per doz; lettuce, hot
house, sa10c per 10: spinach. 75c per
bu; green onions. &C per bu: beets. IS
q 4oc per bui turnips. 5o@eoc per bu;
-utabagas, t5c per bu; parsnips, &c
per ID: California tomatoes. t1.76 per
4-basket crate.
Grape Fruit-BIori1s, s525dt box.
~ Grape. Concords. lbs: lsq1Ie;
=
baskets: Catawbas. asa 30c.
Honey-Fancy white. ls617c; am
Der. l2G12hc; extracted, 8i1 @9c ID.
Hny-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baied hay In car
lots, T. o. b. Detroit: No. ] timothy.
i1s.5o61T; No. Timothy. SIS 1880;
No. ] mixed, s13913.5o; clover. light
1859: wheat and oat straw, sS6OG3
per ton.
Hide---No ! cured hides. 14kc; No.
green hides. lee; No. / cured pulls.
i1Mc; No. / green bulls, 10c; No. I
cured veal kip. 15c; No. / green veal
kip. 1lc; No. I cured murrain, lac; No.
green murrain. loo: No. cured calf.
l9c; No. ] green calf. 1sc; No. 1 horse
hides. 1915. No horse hides, t2.T5.
Sheepskins, as 10 amount OF wool. SOC
dt1; No. 2 hides. lie on; kip and calf.
&c on.
Lemon.-s5.75a per box
Limes-f1 1i.25 doz.
Onions-Yellow. car lots, 5od55c;
store lots. 609G5c per bu; new Spanish.
gF3bH14 30 per
Pears-Ricfer's. sS97cc per bu.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-13
LIVESTOCK
EAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dunuins a stevens Live stock Report

Cunning a stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO, y. Y. Nov. lS.--Cat,
tie Receipts. 10 cars; slow; best l,SoO
10 l.5O0-lh. steers. ssus.5o: good %
SIS good To prime l.lO0 To l,20O-lh
steers s1.75nS. medium butcher steers.
1000 TO l.l0o lbs. $4,000 butcher
-GiaerS $40 10 1000 lbs S6n67b; light
butcher steers S5.bca6; best lat cows,
,5.50G6. butcher cows, St,50a5; light
butcher COWS sS.75M4.25; trfmmers.
80 70 a $40: best fat heifers. IS. q SO
medium butcher heifers, s.. 50a6; light
ers. ,taI.ej: best feeding steers. de-
horned s6G65O; common feeding
steers. $685.: light common stock
ers. Hs5g t.5o; prime export bulls 80
bologna bulls, St50G5; stock bulls,
81 60d5: best mixers and springevs.
SOS a rs; common TO fair Kind. 5000
Hogs Receipts 20 cars; market,
strong heavy. sS16ISe5; workers.,
t7.so9S; pigs, s7.25g7.5O.
sheep: Receipts. 20 cars; market.
strong top lambs. $3.50 80: year
ewes. ss75a4
Calves t5Gli
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Nov. ia
Cattle: Receipts. ESQ head; market,
active and frm; prime steers; ssus,3
ceipts. so head: market, active; Gull to
choice SEA 1915. sheep and lambs: Re.
ceipts. 5000 head; market. active and
higher: choice lambs, 81. a7.35, Gull
10 fair. s5G7; yearlings, $3.50 a 800;
sheep. s2a475 Hogs: Receipts, loo
head; market, active. workers. t!.I5 q
$40; pigs. s3.4oG7s0; mixed. $500
sis: heavy. sslOGs25; roughs. so
: 40: stays, S6665o
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO
Nov. l3-Hogs: Receipts. $4,000 mar
ket. slow mixed and butchers, 1875 a
$50 good heavy, s7.45aS: rough
heavy, $3.50 T45, light. s7.20a7.S5'
pigs s4T5d675. Cattle: Receipts. 20.
900: market, steady; beeves So 20 g
1855 cows and heifers. S2.75G 5. %
stockers and feeders. St4lO.50; Texans
s4306 $50: calves, $500 1880. Sheep;
Receipts. $1,000. market. steady: ma
tive S34oG450: western, S3b0n4. 40
lambs s5.4OG5.75; western, $3.50 a ). 25
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o.. Nov. i3.--Hogs: Re-
ceipts. 800 head. 5d loo higher; med
'ums and heavies, $1,000 7.s5; mixed,
$500 40. yorkers. $TT5; pigs. sI,25.
cattle: Receipts, 8 cars; steady. Sheep
and lambs: Receipts. 90 cars 81 top.
Calves: Receipts. $50 head sl0.50 top.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-13

cember unchanged; May up sc. Pro-
islons higher.
Noon--Wboat. December down asc;
May unchanged. Corn: December aud
May down &c. Oats: December down
go: MAY down &c
Close---Wheat; December down Sc;
Nav down isc corn: December dowr
isc MAY down &C, oats December
down Ma dnMn Sc. Provisions
steady,
The Detroit times., 1912-11-13
nosToN COPPER MARkEr-CIn..

Am Zinc. ia Alaska Gold Mines
s.. Ariz. Coml.. - Allouez. 90 B1v
state Gas 26 Butte a. Superior as. cal
\ Ariz 20 chino. asa Copper Range
t6is East Bu'te l"it Franklin. ioA,;
CtrouN. "a, Gnldaeld Cons. ga Gran
- 16t. Gr. Cananra. ll-tG Hancock
AZ Indiana, t4t4 Inspiration. 2QL Isle
RoyeIe. GSi- Gsld Cretk Coal com.
Col. Lake. &lls Mason valley IT,
Maytlower. Il. Miami Copper. 2NN Mo-
LaAyl- L2 SeN. Guns ~ North Butte
o6 North Lake. q OlibwaN. 3 Old cos
cuN %. Old pogi. JHt osceola. 100. Pogd
Creek -6fs tirincN Nala RAY CONS.
.2i. SLlnTou.'1ti- Stat & Ariz 33i
sui, Gopher i3's super & Eoston :
Tamarack tuited Fruit com. is3.
ttah ApeN, ~ t'tah Cons iSas Cteh
topper 60 L = Smclto lsii 10 prd
81
The Detroit times., 1912-11-13
Banks md Trust c

The following firms are priv
ileged 10 execute orders on the
Detroit Stock Exchange: Bumpus &
Co; CARLYLE & Povah: Matthew
Finn: Lewis c. Gorton; w. A.
Harnlin & Co; Richard Irwin q Co.;
w f. Moss & Co; II. w. Noble a
Co.: w r. Reilly q Co: F. Sea-
and George NJ West & co
The Detroit times., 1912-11-13
PRODUCE

Poultry receivers were showing a dis
position TO shade prices a little this
morning The receipts were again
quite heavy. and While dressers want
the stun they are so blocked with stoc X
now that they can only take IL I'm as
room is made and meantime the stock
must be moved. Aside from the poul-
try deal the market was steady and
featureIess Potatoes are little firmer
and car lots arc in little better de-
mand. Butter and eggs are firm at the
last advances, and calves are very
duiet.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-13
BUSINESS MEN

Ia IL feasible for business men to buy
stocks7 IL so. what methods should
they follow In order to be successfulf
A booklet by Roger w. Babson treats
Of this subject and will be mailed gra-
It's Address Dept. D-sS, OF the Babson
Statistical Organization. Engineering
Offices wellesley Hills. Mass Largest
organization OF Its class In the u. g.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-13
cuIcAco pRoyIsIoN M,RkET.

CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-Butter: Extras.
2eiec: nrsts. 31t4c: dairy extras. soc
hrsts, CSC. Eggs: Prime hrsts. 26iR c
frsts 22ikc. Cheese: Skins 17L n
17hc: young Americas f7st Potas
toes. 45655c. Live poultry: Fowls. lie:
ducks. l5c; geese. PIC.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-13
Union STOCK YARDS.
BUTTER AND EGGS

Butter-Bosrd prices are: Creamery.
extras 33c: firsts. 3lc; dairy, 22c; pack
ing stock. 2lc-per Id.
EEEs-Current receipts. candled,
cases included, 29c doz. Receipts 1901
cases.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-13

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M he OF
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The Detroit times., 1912-11-13
NEW YORK MoNEY MARkFyr

NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-Money on call
So per cent. time money. u per cert
for six months; mercantile paper 50,
ger coLt: bar silyer-London, 2sisd:
bar silver--New York, 62%c: demand
sterling. s4S510
The Detroit times., 1912-11-13
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