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The Detroit times., 1912-11-23
ASKS ACTION ON NEW
NUMBERING SYSTEM

Postmaster Homer Warren has
sent a letter 10 the common council.
asking for quick action on the pro-
Dosal 10 change Detroits numbering
system to 100 per block He says:
About Jan. l. 1918. the postofilce
expects 10 begin the computation Of
a new city delivery scheme for use
II the distributing clerks I'm the
office and on the various mail trains
entering the city which work De
troit city mail With the present
system OF house numbering. the
learning of this scheme means the
better part OF a years study (which
is a long time TO break in new
clerkD. the greatest difficulty being
the memorizing OF thousands OF odd
limit numbers Almost without ex-
ception, the carriers routes begin
and end at street intersections, and
with the 100-to-the-blockp plan Of re-
Numbering a much more expeditions
delivery OF mail would be mad.
In behalf OF the postofiice de-
partment therefore, may | ask that
this matter have your early atten-
ton
The Detroit times., 1912-11-23
NEGROES CLAIM
DISCRIMINATION
Say Restaurant Man Wouldn't
Serve Them; Jury Ac-
quits Accused

John Donosoulas, proprietor OF the
Colonial restaurant at No. lT9 Gratiot-
ave-, appeared before Judge Connolly
Saturday, charged with violating the
equal rights" act, IN refusing 10
serve William c. Osley. Negro, whe
gives his address as the Lennox apart
ments
Osley's story OF the affair was
thriller. He claimed that when he en-.
tered the restaury.t and ordered
chicken. DonosoulG rushed at him
with a long bread knife, and calling
him vile name, said, 'I'll cut your
throat II you don't get out OF mere
Donosoulas said that Osley and an
other Negro took seats at table oc-
cupied by two white women and call
ed loudly for chicken. He says he
told them he had no chicken, @AH p
upon Osley shouted: "Oh yes you have
but you won't serve a colored man.
Donosoulas says he admitted that
he preferred not TO serve a Negro,
but knew the law and really had no
chicken.
The jury acquitted him OF the
charge.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-23
HOLDS UP SENTENCE
UNTIL WIFE IS TRIED

Judge Phelan again refused, Sat
urday, TO pass sentence on Anthony
Zasadzinsky, until the latter's al
legged bigamous wife is dealt with
by law
Zasadzinsky, months ago, shot y
man named Borosky. who recently
married Zasadzinsky's former wife.
During Zasadzinsky's trial on a
charge OF assault. the defendant
pleaded that the woman was his legal
VIE, and he felt justified In shoot
ing her paramount.
His claim was verified by witness
Of his wedding, years ago in the old
country.
Zasadzinsky's wife was later ar
rested on a bigamy charge. Her
trial is still pending, having been
adjourned, Friday, for another week
Judge Phelan says he will not SEN
tence her husband until her trial Is
held He was taken back TO Jail.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-23
COBEAN-GLANZ FEUD
BREAKS OUT ANEW


sequel TO the feud between Au.
gust CLAM and his family, and Mrs.
Cora Cobean, who live in respective
upper AMI lower flats, I'm a building
on Chen9st., was brought 10 the at.
tenuon OF Justice Stein. Saturday,
when Mrs. Cobean complained that
the Glang children threw rocks and
cobblestones down at Mrs Anna
Small. q nurse IN the Cobean home.
The last outbreak in the feud came
TO light when CLAM reported to the
police that Mrs. Cobean had fired at
his daughter, Hilda. because she re.
moved Mrs. Cobeans barricade OF
wash-tubs. mops, brooms, wringer, and
other utensils, from the cellar door
used by both families.
justice Stein adjourned the case un-
III net Saturday. after viewing the
collection of cobblestones introduced
as evidence
The Detroit times., 1912-11-23
LIVESTOCK
Fast RrFFALo-openiug.

EAST BUFFALO, y. y Nov %.
Cattle. Receipts. four cars mar
s ssi s sglI hest hest ls5o TO TO iSoSS
Steers. Sya9.5O, good to prime LOO ?
JSOA-lb. stee- T. SS.2JWS.15i prime l.loO
TO 1.2oo-lb. steers ttSgS' me1iun .
s5 butcher steers. $50 TO 900 lbs.
ssd675; light butcher steers, t5.5O9
best rat cows. 55546; butcher COWS,
42S. trImmers, s3259340. best fat
hclfers s675f750. medium butcher
heifers, s5.5O46: light butcher heifers.
feeding steers. Sc q so; common feed
ing steers. s5l525; light common
stockers. 425at50: prime export
bulls ssds.25 best butcher bulls, 500
n 80; bologna bulls, A.eoM stosN
huIls si5OT5: best mixers ana sprlns-
ers s65 g75; common TO fair KIND |io
Hogs Receipts cara market,
.te s.9 ne9 sIy. .s 71sgFS. workers.
Sheep: Receipts. 30 cars market
slow. top lambs 5000 yearlings,
,5T5g5. wethers. si.5o"t7;; ewes
'9E,;s.Iyfs ssa11
EAST nUFFALO-t losing.
Fast Pt'FFAGO. y. y. Nov q. -
cattle. Receipts 500 head, market.
dpll and easy prime -ss s'sS go va "aI vs.
Receipts 30 head market, active am
lover. cml TO choice, Sheep and
lambs Receipts. S,eeo head. market.
si"wt choice lambs S6.90n7. Gull 20
fair. $4,000; yearli1gs. sia 5.25,
sb..p s2m45O Hogs Receipts, 1850
head. market trade Hight steady york
crs. 65a77o, pigs sLIoI ~;
mixed. S77Od775. heavy, 1.75m $50;
roughs sG.50N7 stays. s6N6 30.
Union SrOCl< YARDS.
UNION STOCh YARDS, CHICAGO,
-22-Hngs Receipts. 1000; mar
kct, slow and steady; mixed Hnd DurCr-
ers s7.40d7.s2; good heavy. 81 50 "a
7Ss rough heavy. si30m7.5O: light,
s7.35G7sO. pigs. $500 80. Cattle:
Receipts 700; market slow and steady;
becveS IS IS n 1850 cows and heifers.
lS2.75 d7.35 stockers and feeders. 81 %
\ a7.5O: Texans. $500 $50; calves. $3.50
4Tt4e.26 sheep. Receipts, 1000; mar
ket slow and weak; native. SO. 30 N $50:
lambs So 5OM7.f5. western, 1855 n : 40.
-- FBENEi.AND.
! CLEVELAND. Nov. % Hogs. Re-
ccipts. $500: 10nt5c lower; mediums
d and heavtes $50. workers. s7.55; pigs
S4-25 Cattle Receipts, ; cars. Arm,
! Sheep and lambs Receipts. Is cars;
I 50 III tuf, -eafRes- tle.50 top
The Detroit times., 1912-11-23
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS


DETROIT. NOV 2S.-Close. II looked
like an end uf the war trouble AT the
opening on saturday. as lANerpo3l
wheat hud big decline The Amer,
can markets had weak opening anu
there WAS no SHOW of early aCttVitN.
London was selling wheat and Rus,
slI Offering heavily. Late Naples sa'"
the Domestic situation was b"arIsh. lHr
war news was not improved IN fact IL
looked like new mlN-up with Russia
and Austria as the leading factors, Ar
gentine conditions were said 10 De the
chief reason FOR lower Liverpool prices.
Predictions are that worlds wheat eN-
ports Irr the week viii be about To-
O00 000 bu Canada is getting anxious
20 be rid of the surplus OF wheat be r
fore the Argentine crop becomes aNal'-
able
Chicago reported a brisk demand for
wheat and offerings were not lar6c.
The crowd. naturally bearlsh reared
foreign complications and We're nor
willing 10 go over sunday with any out
standing shorts. II is figured that the
Chicago speculative market Is pretty
Well eVened up and likely 10 stay thal
way until the war troubles have been
settled
Receipts in the Detroit market sat
drday included 500 bbls OF -four : cars
or VIII Fat OF oats and OF rye Win
draWals were LOO bbls or Hour, SUI"
pu or wheat 700 bu OF corn and o,fVp
bu 81 oats. Stocks are 40, ,e2 bu ~
wuoat. 1919 bu ~ corn, 's.3f5 bu OF
oats and 5O,3Sl bu OF rye
Receipts OF wheat saturday, Chicago,
- cars. against - a year ago Mime
apolls 51l ears. AGAINST 316 Winnipeg.
So cars, against 62d; Duluth, AZ cars
against ~; 81 Louis, $4,000 bu against
50, 600 I'm. Kansas city. l 25-clrs, against
29 omaha. S3 cars, against 20
Wheat quotations Cash No. RED
0bl48 December opened with de-
cline Of tsc at 81. 05 II and advanced 70
81 0bl4 aluy opened AT Sll0R, gained
l,c declined TO sl.lOG4 and advanced
to SLIM July opened at 92c and ad-
vanctd to p2si G, No. l white. ST. =.
Coarse grain quotations Corn, cash
No 3 Sic; No. yellow, sac. No. } yell
low, 63c oats standard. 3iEc, no.
white, 33l2c Rye, cash No. ,, o4c.
Beans Immediate and November ship
ment, s2S5 prompt shipment So 50,
December, 81 20 January, $2.l5. Glow
erseed. Prime spot ana becember.
3lp.75, sample 80 bags At ~ 30, 90 az
sS25. prime alsikr. $l275, sample al
sikr. j. bags at sll.2j.
CHICAGO GRAIN-Upening.
CHICAGO Nov. 23.-Wheat. Dec AMI
May down - Corn. Dec down 10,
May. down isc. oats. Dec down -,
Man unchanged Provisions weak.
itrr-er---,,4 tf4,4.t December and May
up ssc Corn. December up i1c, Mag
up sc Oats: December up nc, May
Hp &c. Provisions STEADY"
The Detroit times., 1912-11-23
DULL DAY FOR
STOCKS AT HOME
AND ABROAD
New York Market Weakens Just
Before Close, Sat
urday
STILL LOWER PRICES
IN EUROPEAN MARKETS
Entire Week in Wall Street One
Entire Week in Wall Street. One
of IrresOlution and Per-
pleXity
tCOpyrIght. 1912. by The New York
EvcnlnE Post CompnnyD

1 nNs
evening Post CompnnyD
NEW YORK, Nov %, Wall
street, week OF perplexity and irreso-
tuition was concluded today by a mar
ket so dull as TO suggest the eve OF
Ia holiday or "a Saturday in midsum-
mer Prices did not even respond to
1.-The temperance OF Armageddon IN
some or the morning newspaper
cables from Europe As matter OF
fact, however. this picture OF the
neutral powers about to NY at each
Others threats was somewhat
blurred by assurances in the dis
patches of other newspapers, whose
correspondents must he equally IN
touch with the private thoughts OF
continental ministries. TO the effect
that all disputes are adjusted, and
that nothing but mutual good Will
prevail This suggests real prob
lem for up-to-date journalism AS we'll
as for up-to-date markets which
is the more thorough going sensa-
ton. news that the war is over. or
news that IL is not.
The stock exchange perhaps bal
anced the two versions OF inside
lews," against one another, and
therefore decided 10 do nothing IL
weakened just before the close APP
parently on selling by professional
operators. European markets were
similarly Indifferent. though their
tendency was toward slightly lower
prices Insofar as Wall streets at
titude was Influenced by expectancy
nf immediate events. IL may have
been awaiting two things which are
scheduled for next Monday; the
formal announcement of the arbi-
TRAITORS on the railway engineers
wage dispute. and the outcome " the
bidding for the $4,5O0,000 Trans
yaal gold delivered that day at Lon
ION
The Detroit times., 1912-11-23
BUILDING CONDEMNED;
OCCUPANTS TO MOVE

The department OF buildings has
notified the Union Trust company
agents for the owner, who lives In
Washington, ID. c., that the building
At No. "a Congress-st. west is unsafe
and that its demolition must be be-
gun by Tuesday noon. The occu-
pants have been notified TO abandon
lit Monday.
The building Is a four-story brick
in front, two-story in the rear. 4
bicycle shop kept by a man named
Sage is on the first floor The upper
floors are occupied by roomers.
An excavation In an adjacent lot
according to the department of build
ings. has caused the walls 10 buckle
so that there is danger that the
building will collapse.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-23
BoSToN CoPpER LETTER.

Reported FOR The Times by Paine.
Wehber 4 Co. Nov 30 The toreiSu
news today was not So favorable ana
oar markets opened weaker. rallylnS
slightly shortly after the opening, but
tone was rather heavy and the close
about the lowest OF the day There was
no special feature and more interest
.ccutvrcd In the football game at New
Haven We fail 10 see where an adj
vancing market can be expected until
the foreign situation becomes more
cttltd and the money market eas!vr'
W., still favor salcs on all strong spots.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-23
HOTEL EMPLOYEE AND
$50 BILL DISAPPEAR

George Wheeler. employed In the
Library Park hotel, was sent to the
Peninsula Savings bank, Friday, 10
get change Tor $50 bill and failed
TO return. Hotel employees learned
that he had not visited the bank, and
fastened TO his room on Congress-st.,
only TO learn that he had hurriedly
packed a grip and left, ten minutes
before. He was seen going toward
the Union depot later and no further
trace OF him has been obtained
The Detroit times., 1912-11-23
MARKETS AND FINANCE

100 East Butte. 400 Franklin. 10;
tlrouN. $50. CRANKY. 65. Greene, 42s,
Indiana 90 Inspiration zee. Island
Creek, ~ Isle Royale IS; Kerr. 20,
Lake. 81 La Sale. 65. Mason Nalley
$40. MaytloWer. 1890 Miami IS Mo-
ndwk, 1870. New Arcadia. lj2. No. Butte
So, old Colony Miniug 1880. old Dom
$50 OscrOla. To- Pond creek, eaa
quincy, o Ray Cons. - Santa Re, 20
shannon no. ST. Mary's Land. 800 81
perior a BOSTON. 595. superior, -
Tamarack. 10 L. ;. Ref. 1880. do pal.
Mining. 35. Wolverine. IS
The Detroit times., 1912-11-23
Will Talk to Newsies.

Joseph A. Bower, assistant secre.
tary Of the Union Trust Co, will be
the speaker in the Sunday evening
meeting, in Detroit Wheelmen's hall,
of the Newsboys' association Glenn
Van Ripper and the Newsboys' band
will furnish the musical part OF the
program.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-23
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

TOLEDO. Nov. 2S.-Whest Cash
s10Gi december. S106la Nav
Sl.11l9: July. 80 = g.. Corn: Cash, 52ci
Decemb Der and May. 1880 July. 80 = 9
oats: Cash 3+Ac; December. 34s G.
MAY. 347sc Rye. Cash. SIC Glover
seed. Cash. $11: December. Sll 90
February. s11.19iz March. si1.05; No
2 sI0.35. No 3. sl01O. rejected. 50.
AIsIke: Cash. tl2.a5 December, sl3;
March. s1305. Timothy: Cash and De-
cember si92ia March 81 Butter and
eggs and hay unchanged
The Detroit times., 1912-11-23
nnsroN cnI.PEn snARE sAIrs.

Copper share sales reported Tor The
Times by Hayden stone 4 Co. Nov. %
Adventure. o. Ailoucz 20. Amalga-
mated EOS. Am Zine. 400. Ariz ComI.
100. Bos. g. Corbin rs; Butte A. Halkl
a.. Cal. g AriZ-. Is. cal A. Hecla. Il.
Centenl.. 10; Chino. 100; Copper Ran re,
The Detroit times., 1912-11-23
NEW YORK STOCK LrTTEh

NepOrted TOT INC Hines DV P0In \.
Webber & Co Nov 20. ~ the opening
thore were moderate, sales for Euro
pean account, hut the stocks were well
taken The undertone 81 the market is
good. but traders are evidently waiting
for an Improvement in the foreign si-
IN tion
The Detroit times., 1912-11-23
CIGARS Stolen From Auto.

Dyke Swan, of No. 1874 Grandy-aVe.
reports to the police that 1850 cigars
were stolen from his automobile as II
was standing on Gratiot-ave.. near III
brary-ave., Friday afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-23
PRODUCE

rush OF InanhsElNlnb week In better
shape than IS usual Receipts have
been fairly large for some time. but
the demand has been equal TO the sun
ply. everything has been cleaned up
regularly and prices are trying To do
little better Receipts on Saturday
included quite a few turkeys, both live
and dressed, but the inquiry was light
Some dealers think the demand VIII
be lessoned hy the relatively higher
price this year Provisions were lower
In parts or the list but hams are
scarce and higher.
AppIes-Fancy. T50s2s; ordinary,
tlqi per obL' box apples. t1.7S D
Bannn.s-Good shipping stock. ,Iss
Besns-Dried Lima. 7@Ehc per ID
CaulinOwer-,2. 25 62.50 per doz.
Celery - Homegrown. ESQ soc Der
CabbaE-s1ai IS per Dbl
Cheese-Wholesa'e prices: MichIgan
fats, l6 y Ole; New York fats. 1914 u
lse. limburger. l7h 9lshc: domestic
Swiss. 2lass Imported Swiss ,s0
Chestnuts-Itallan. s@IOc ID.
Crnnberries-Late blacks, t7601s
per Dbl. s276 per bu. late Howes
ss5GGs~75 per bbl; IS per bu
Dates-'ersian new. 6&6hc per ID.
| Fards. 99l0c 10
Dressed CaIves-Fancy, 12QlSc; com.
+n,on-s4f &c per 10.
Figs-Tmported new. IIGI5c per %,
California. Csc ID.
FinRn HRddies n Toe per ID.
Fresh Negeta0Irs-Cncum bers ho1
house. yl,5e6 LIS per dor; lettuce hot
house, SWfoc per ID. spinach 75c PEI
| bu, green onions. &C per bu; beets. 81
/ Il tOC per blu; turnlpS. 60tG soc per blu;
rutahasas. 45c per bu: parsnIps. 75C
Y per bu dollhouse tomatoes goa 25t
4 per H.; California tomatoes. S225G
ESQ Per 4-pasket crate
Grape Fruit-bloriia. $3.251S box
GruPos-Catawbas l2tSc per alb
I be sket
! Honey-Fancy white. ls@l7c; am.
Der. l2q12iac; extracted. sh use ID,
! Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
! following prices for baied hay In car.
+, lots, Z. o. b Detroit: No. timothy.
sls5o917; No. timothy. s16Ql5.5o
mixed. SIS GI55o; rye. straw, ;iog
lo5s: wheat and oat straw. @s5Va.
Hlde.-No cured hides AYE; No
HE; No; ! green bulls; loc; No.
cured veal kip 15c; No. / green yea
kip. lac, No. / cured murrain. Ice; No
! ] green murrain. Zoe; No. l cured calf
lsc; No ! green calf 1sc; No, nors,
hides, 1915; No. horse hides t2I5
sheepskins. as To amount OF WOOL 90,
1 gN; No hides. &c on; kip and calf
Iemcns-s575a7 per box.
Ihnes-sl n rs doz.
OniOns-Gcllow, car lots asa soc
store lots. 60q &c per bu; new Spanish
| Sl.75 q ! 40 per crate
IPouitry-Springs l2ul3c hens l0i
! n II he. BOOSTERS. SM &c; ducks. l5ql6c
turkeys, lSG zoe per 10 Dressed poul
\ try Hens la l3c; springs, l3dl4c
ducks, lSq 2Oc. geese. l5nl6c; turkeys
Al q 22c per 10
Pineapples-A.5 0Q5 crate
4 Potatoes Michigan. $3.50 per bu
car lots. 4SG 5Sc per bu.
sweet Potato~s-Jersey, kinln drie
$3.50 per crate Virginia. 81 90 per bu
/ s2.25 per Dbl
Tnllow-No. l. &c; No 2. SC Id
The Detroit times., 1912-11-23
CHICAGO PRoDUCE.

-2i-Butter. Extras
sac. hrsts, 33c; dairy extras. 3ic3 nrsts
CSC. Eggs Prime hrsts 2Tc; frsts
24c. Cheese: skins l76f17Lc; youna
Americas. 17l.c. Potatoes 45M6bc
Live poultry Fowls. Toe; ducks, he
geese. i2iac.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-23
BUTTER AND EGGS

Hutter-Board prices are; Creamery.
cNtra- s5s; firsts, 32e; dairy. 22c; pack
ing stock. 2lc per Id.
EggS-Curren' receipts. cnndled.
cases Included. soc dOz Receipts 7f6
cases
The Detroit times., 1912-11-23

Bu-ines>-IIke Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat Kind that
locks right Times Printing Co. Is
John R-.st Pm. Main 149S or City 32sS
The Detroit times., 1912-11-23
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, Nov 23.-Loans. doc
Seas. 900; specie. dec. ss95,0o0. legn
tender. inc. s979. 600: deposits. dec. IS.
TSS. 900. reserve inc s2.2S5.700. surplus
inc s7b55.400 money. per cent
The Detroit times., 1912-11-23

LONDON, Nov. 23.-The body OF
Fethi Pasha. commander or Turkish
corps at Monastir. has been found on
the battlefield before the city, il was
stated in a dispatch from Belgrade TO.
day Fethi was once minister to Ser
Via
The Detroit times., 1912-11-23

gran. HIS cases. Sc IS; diamond \.
$685.: confectioners' A. $500; No. T.
!slo; No; 8, $50; No g. 800; NO q
sass; No. IL. $3.50. No i2, N.I9; No.
IL. sl7o No IL. t.70: No. is. NIO'
noncaklng mixture. t6.25; beet grann-
lated s. 10; household powdered Is
as 20 case. t350.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. Nov. 23.--Flour; Dull
and unsettled Pork: Steady; mess, Sly
a. 1850. Lard: Easier; middle west
spot, Sll iOQll5O. Sugar; RAW
quiet; centrifugal. 90 test, $i.O5; mus
covado. SO test. 1856. refined. steady
cut loaf. $3.50. crushed. $3.50; pow
dered 81. graduated. sisOmi %
Coffee: Rio. No Z. on spot, ltA q IA esc.
fallow Dull; city 6kc; country, bW
sac, Hay: Firm; prime, Sl.l5; No. !
SIS az 95c. clover, 6bcG sl.O5. Dressed
poultry: steady. turkeys, l5W2S
chickens. lI927c; fowls. ll9l6 ieci
ducks. sde0c. Live poultry: Steady
geese. Use. ducks. iSG l4c. fowls. l2m
l3c; turkeys, Use; roosters, sc; chick
ems. 12Hi3c. Cheese. Active; state
milk. common 10 specials. l4f lSci
skins. common TO specials. Ql+Aci
full skins. 4m6Hc.
Butter. Steady. receipts. 5.0SA
creamery extra, 35c: state dairy tubs
24MS3c; imitation creamery nrsts. 20
a IS tsc. Eggs; Dull; receipts. i.7S5
nearby white fancy, 50M 55c. nearby
mixed fancy. SOGioc; fresh nrsts 2sa
Ale
The Detroit times., 1912-11-23

Job PRINTING Done Right. Time.
Printing CO.. Is John R.-st.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-23
NEW YORK MONEY

NEW YORK. Nov 23.--Bar silver
London 29is pence; New York. CSC
Demand sterling: si8495.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-23
JORRING PRICES.

C"pDed Goods-Apples. gals, $3.50:
stendGri. soc Table beets. 81 rs d / 40
Peas. Fancy, early June, $3.50: stand
ard, 81: soaked. 5o17oc. salmon:
reds. 1890; Alaska. pinks, ST. 20. Toms-
toes. 1901. 80: Marrowfst. 3tls;
early June. 81 20: sifted early June.
Sl40 per doz.
Feed-Jobbing prices in lOo-lb sacks,
Bran. s23; coarse middlings. SEA: fine
mlddlinGs, s2s; coarse corn meal and
cracked corn. sac; corn and oat chop.
S22 per ton.
FIour-Jobbing prices: Best Michi-
gan patent $50; straight IS go. clear,
$3.50: pure rye, $3.50, sprinz patent,
SIS 30 per Dbl In wood
Hardwnre-Nails. 81 case. plain an
nea!ed wire. 81 per cwt galvanized
barbed owlre, 1 point. s225 per spool
galvanized sheets. "a gage. $3.50: 20
ssssSs $50 sS az q S ;aggS. sssS; as gage,
bit axes. bronzed, 800 per doz pol
Ished. 50 per doz.; black sheets. 20 and
:22 gage; Sass 20 page. s2.so; 81 gage,
bolts, small, is per cent on; large. IS
per cent OF list: machine bolts. small,
$50 ~ per Gent on; large. e5G3l1
Ons-Raw linseed, sec: boiled lin
seed. 53c; Diamond headlight kero
sene. lo1ac. perfection. Iic Eocene,
lSc; crown gasoline. lsc per gal:
tuIpthtlne IN paFTel tots, 4oc per gal.
ProyIsions-Mcs pork. $40; family
$25 al4. clear backs $22 "a; hams,
1914 i7l1c. briskets Ill., ml2iac,
shoulders 14hc; picnic hams. lac; ba-
con, 1sa zoe; lard, in tierces. I24c;
kettle rendered. l3kc ID.
Sugars-Corrected daily by w. ".
Edgar a Sons: Crystal dominoes 2-lb..
tS.45; do 5-lb. $7.s5: Eagle tablets.
t675 cut loaf s625: cubes, $50:
XAXx powdered. $50: standard pow
dered. s5s5: granulated. extra coarse.
$685. graduated -sv IN bulk, tJ25:
granulate1 L6-lb. cottons y5S9: cryL
stal. domino gran. 2-lb. and 5-lb. car
tons. In cases. {5.55. crystal domino
The Detroit times., 1912-11-23

CLEVELAND. Nov. % Hogs: Re-
ccipts. $500. 10n15c lower mediums
and heavtes $50. workers. 7.55; pigs
.x125 Cattle Receipts cars. Arm
Sheep and lambs Receipts Is cars;
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san Antonio, 5reitag ben 49, 7ebrnar 1912

Sdadf gefaDrelt luaren 6en grltif.
fungstoo gefunoen bdtten. 9tber bls
auf Die iieben l1ngliifli6en, oie in
Der unlnittelbaren Nabe oes 5euers
gearbeitet batten, mar es Ben iibrigetl
aelunael1 iif ourd einen onoercll
Sdadt 81 retten. Sic 2ei6en Ser
lieben Spfer lpuroen an oie Sber-
fiade 6eforoert, iobalo es gelungen
mar, Den gran0 gu loi6en.
Cine furdtbare Sanlilientra-
gooie miro aus 9feidenbad i'm iahf.
ihen gogttano eelneloet. Ser oor-
tige Gorbrnader DilIinger bat feline
6rau uno flint 4inoer erid)oiien. Ser
iebsfabe Weoroer begab iib oarolf
nad ieiner atrbeitsiteae ino nadte,
pollfommen rubig, bon Dem gorge-
faaenen Mitteilltna. Seine @erbof-
tllng erfolgte iofort nod 'eritotteter
9lnSeiae.
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o. 6. & 9. 5. q. & o. y. ga6nhof)
: n 8.

Sn Der Gottongin sll @citpba-
liza geriet Der 15idbrige sssobn 2emis
in oos Shmu1graO uno iuuroe
nlebrere Wsale berungeihlenoert,
ebe oie Maihine gum Steben &C.
bradt iperoen fonnte. @r nurbe
idmer perleet. @erifieoene 3nohen
iino gebrohen.
Senator BiIlacp Gat bcfannt
gcnaht, Dob er iih nidt, ipie friiber
heobiihtiat, ans Dem politiid]en Sc
ben Suriid8ieben. ionoern oaB er ipie-
Der ols 8onbioot fir ieiiten Senats-
iib auftreten meroe.
Giner Gepeihe aus Sort Wortb
sufoIge bot Gone Sobrion erflort,
oaB er ols aonbioat fir ben gilnoes.
fenot auftreten tperoe
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Woore III Go6ran, Ga. SD batte
eine idlilnne 8unoe auf nleineu'
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gudlell's Qrnica Salbe gebraudte",
idreibt er, ua6er oieie iulmberbarc
salbe flrierte mid idneu." Self
alte, offene Bunoen @ei6piire,
9riibz granos uno Shnittiullnoen,
Sdiirfllngen eczema ODER So.
n1orrboioen. geriubt fie. gslir 25
Gents bel alien Mpotbefern.