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The Detroit times., 1912-11-27
LITTLE CHANGE In
PRICES OF FOWL
Thanksgiving Dinners Will Cost
About Same as Last
Year

The average prices for turkey, duck,
geese and chicken for Thanksgiving
;his year, are about the same as pre-
vailed last year, according TO quota
tions furnished The Times, Wednes-
day noon.
The prices OF turkey range from 20
to 2S cents pound, the same as last
year. Good turkey for Thanksgiving
day can be bought for 20 and % cents
pound. The turkeys selling for 20
cents a pound are acknowledged by
the dealer TO be "a little thin, while
those selling at % cents are pro
nounced the finest ever"
Duck is selling for % cents a pound,
Tor the pest offered Last year the
prevailing Pfiee-wts 90 cents "a pound,
Geese are selling at 20 cents "A
pound. This price is actually two
cents lower than Last year and is ac-
counted for. the dealers say. by the
fact. that there is large supply on
hand
The price OF chicken ranges from
l6 TO rs cents. the same as last year,
Veal for roasting and steaks, which
is popular with many families for
Thanksgiving day, in lieu OF turkey
in price, veal for roasting costing 10
cents a pound. and veal chops costing
10 10 Is cents a pound.
There is a scarcity OF turkey fresh
from the farms. most OF the turkeys
being sold having been In cold stor-
age.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27
LOCAL STOCK FIGURES
SHOW FEW CHANGES

There were few significant changes
on the Detroit Stock exchange, We'd
nesday, the holiday contributing to
the dullness. Scotten-Dillon was a
point higher to 81 bid, and the supply
is wanting Acme White Lead pre-
ferred was a fraction better at %
asked. Detroit & Cleveland Naviga-
ton eased OF a quarter TO los asked
Detroit Iron and steel common dror-
ped a half TO 9lz asked, and there is
no demand for Ii. United States
Radiator common was also of a hal'
to 10 asked, though the bid held at
nine. General Motors preferred was
strong. the bid going up a point to
IS, with stock at 80. REQ Motor Truck
was a quarter lower to 91a asked.
and REQ Motor Car was half lower
TO 20h, though the bids held at nine
and 20. respectively. Chalmers Motor
was let down two points TO 145
asked. The demand for Southern
California Edison is. strong and the
bid was a half higher TO 30. Ole
Detroit National was offered at ISL
while the bid held steady at $50
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27
CALYE HERE FOR
THURSDAY CONCERT
Great French Prima Donna Says
Voice is in Excellent
Condition

Nine. Emma Calve, the French
prima donna. arrived In Detroit. Wed
nesday morning. TO NIL her concert
engagement In the Light Guard arm
ory, Thursday evening. Nine. carve
SAYS that her voice is in fine condl
ton for this seasons tour. and tha'
she has met with enthusiastic audi'
ences wherever she has gone.
Il have found Detroit audiences
more discriminating and appreeiatiNe
with each visit that have made 10
the city" said Nine. Calves. Detrolt
is growing unsteady as IL has IN
other directions. My first visit 10
the city was Is years ago when ] sang
Carmen with the metropolitan opera
company.
Detroit IS one OF the prettlest
cities in the country IL ranks Win
Boston and Washington
Nine. Calve speaks English Win
considerable hesitancy. and prefers 10
talk through her Interpreters, though
she understands the language Wen
and reads il easily. She is accom-
panied BY her husband, Signor Gas
paro, viii will take part in the pro-
gram. Thursday evening, and Preston
Walsh. her press representative. Mon
sieur f. Renaud, pianist, who is on
tour with the party, arrives from Chi-
cago. Wednesday afternoon.
The box Office IN Grinnells VIII ae
omen from 10 a. IN. TO p. m, Thurs
day. for the sale OF seats for the cave
concert.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27

lSc: Crown gasoline, 1Sc per gal.
turpentine. In barrel lots, acc gal
Provisions-Mess pork. $ls; family.
$2Sd24c clear backs. $22G 2ic; hams,
l6is n17i4c; briskets, liza ql21sc:
shoulders. 14ikc; picnic hams lac; ba-
con lSQ20c. lard. in tierces, l2A c:
kettle rendered. 13Ac lb.
sugars-Corrected daily by w. II.
Edgar a Sons: Crystal dominoes, 2-lb..
sS45: do 5-lh.. S795; Eagle tablets.
S6T5 cut loaf. $6.25; cubes. S57O;
NXXX powdered. $50: standard pow
dered. $3.50; granulated, extra coarse.
$685. granulated, fine. in bulk, IS 20
granulated 25-lb. cottons. $3.50; crys-
tai domino gran. 2.lb and 5-lb car
tons. I'm eases. 1855: crystal domino
gran. HF cases. s5.65: diamond A,
$3.50; confectioners' A. $40: No. :.
s5.l5: No 5. $50: No g.. s5,o5; No. Z.
IS. No S. 1895: No. 3. $3.50; No. 10,
Sass: No. IL, $3.50; No. IL. s475; No.
IL. $40: No. IA. $40: No. Is, $470:
non-caking mixture. s6.2b; best granu-
lated. $40: household powdered. Is.
az 10 case $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27
DETROTTER TO BE SET
FREE IN INDIANAPOLIS
Continued from Page one)

expected to be called as a witness.
The younger Burns was ready 10 cor
roborate the testimony OF l.. l.. Jewel,
OF Philadelphia, that Herbert ). Hook
in, when member of the unions ex-
-ecutive board betrayed his fellow OF
fcers.
Senator Kern announced that he
probaly would continue with the coun-
sci for the defense until the case was
finished. which would probably not be
before mid-aJnuary. This was taken
10 mean that Senator Kern would not
attend the opening of congress IN De-
cember.
That he did not care when he
was arrested for his dynamiting jobs
was the statement of Ortie McMani'
gal, on cross-examination. He was ex'
pecting arrest any time, he declared
This feeling of indifference stole over
him following the Los Angeles Times
explosion, said Ortie.
Senator Kern tried TO get ~iaLl-
gal to admit that he was in ~ EN-
ploy of a detective agency even as a
dynamiter. Ortie holly denied this as
well as the implication IN Kern
question that the witness had been IN
the employ of the National Erectors
association. The informer seemed TO
be prepared for Kern's questions and
gave his answers in loud, clear
voice, without hesitation. He stuck
closely to the details OF his confession
McManigars examination, feature
less. was interrupted. to allow De
troit, Mich. witnesses TO describe ex'
pIosions there, duplicating defendant,
Herbert Hockin The explosions took
place at the Russell Wheel & Foun-
dry Co, and always following trouble
with union representatives. the wit
naaaes declared
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27
,osro~ copTER SALE SHARES.

Copper share sales reported Tor Inc
Times by Hayden. stone co, Nov; "a;
Adventure. 100; Allouez. 30 Amalga-
mated. 74O: Am Zinc. 200; Arizona
commercial 20: Arnold. 100; Boston q
Corbin. 10; Butte Balaklava. 20;
Butte Superior. 1855; Calumet a
Arizona. 1922: Centennial. 30; Chino,
42O. copper Range. 1875, East Butte.
100 Frarklln, 5j. Giroux, l75; CRANKY,
1876. Greene Cananea. 255: Indiana, Ito
inspiration, $50: Island Creek pfd., s;
Isle Royale. 1865 Kerr. 1916: Keweenaw.
500; Lake, si5 Maynower 1855 Miami,
40. Mohawk 90 Nevada, 1876. New
Arcadia IS Nlpissing.- &. North Butte.
1875: OjIbway, 100; ola Colony, 600:
Old Dominion. So Osceola, so. Pond
Creek, 1928; Quincy. 5 RAJ Cons, 81:
Santa Re. l50 shannon. 2l0; Shattnek
a Arizona $50: Superior a Boston. $50
/ Superior. 100. Tamarack. 1O2, Trinity.
100: Toulumne. 100. T. s Ref. 1876 do
! pfd. -: Utah Apex, 220. Utah Con.
Mining, $50. Winona. 325; Wolverine.
II
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27
PRODUCE

the Thanksgiving poultry season would
wind up at a little lower level OF prices
than had been expected. This is due TO
the fact that shipments are getting In
so late that buyers nave adjusted
their trades TO earlier conditions and
are out OF the market. The fact that
SO large a proportion OF the receipts
is OF live stock is also against the
trade as retailers are sellers today
and have no time for dressing poultry.
frice were maintained early. but IL
looked a little shaky for later trade
Seasonable goods OF all kinds were ac-
tive and steady and the market as a
whole unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27
ansToN COPPER MARKET-CIo.e.

Alaska Gold Mines, Sd; Arlz: CoInl
EutIe q superior. 45la Butte q Bala-
klava Cop, A. Cal. a Ariz. 7SA: Cal
Hecla. $50: Content, lyh: Chino
46sk; copper Range. 5sh; East butte
15h: Franklin. 9h Goldheld cone;
Hancock. 2sh Indiana, 1884, Inspira-
ton, 20: Islo Royale, ssh Keweenaw
"a Lake, 29&; Nayfower II Miami
copper. 81 New. Cons, ~ NlpiSSlhs
s& old colony 10; old Dom, % n
Pond Creek. 26% Ray Cons. p shan
non. 49,, shat a Ariz.. AN; lamar
ack, AZ; United Fruit COM ls2A tan
Cons IL; Titan Copper. ga T. >.
smelling. As: do pfd., b0h;, WtnonA,
~: Wolverine, 10
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27
NEW YORK pRoDrcE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.--Flour: Quiet;
unchanged Pork: Steady; mess tl91
1880 Lard. Easy. middle west spot.
till5a1125. sugar. Raw. frm. cen-
trifugal. &C test, NO5. muscovado. 50
test sass. refined, steady. cut loaf.
$50 crushed. $500. powdered, s.,
pTanulatod. sl.sO6495 Coffee Rio.
No Z. on spot l4-s a l4Fc. Tallow:
Ouiet. city, sac; country 6d6Ac Hay.
SIsa,iy. primo. Sis. No g. 9OM s5c:
clover 65cF9siG5. Dressed poultry
EasleT-t turkeys. t5d csc. chickens, l
(lgCc. fowls. 1i116i4c; ducks. sp2ic.
Live poultry: Unsettled; geese. i4c;
ducks, 4tFtf5c fowls, - y n ID y G. tur-
KEYS. lee. ROSTERS. l0i4c; chickens,
Iph fTl3Lc. Cheese steady: state
milk common To specials. m1Sc:
skins common To specials. SU ltAc'
fuli skins. 4M6ihc. Butter Firm; re-
CENTS TOS7: creamery, extra, Soc
state dairy, tubs. 2iM3S1c; limitation
creamery frsts. 25m % iac. Eggs f1rm.
receipts zoos: nearby white fancy, 80
n Esss.- neaFby-mixed- fancy. 900 AOc,
fresh nrsts, 2s4tle.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27
Articles Of incorporation were flec

Articles OF incorporation were filed
with the secretary OF state. Tuesday
by the Detroit Motor & Machine Co,
the capitalization being S150,000. OF
which $4,000 is paid In in property.
The incorporators are Hal II. Smith.
Frank w. Blair and II. J. Hayes. The
$50 shares issued are divided equally
among the three incorporators. The
business has been established for sew.
eral years. the plant being located at
the foot OF Hillger-ave. New interests
are brought into the company with the
increase in capitalization.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27

July. ssl4c, Corn; Cash. 49&c Deem,
Der. i9hc; May, 497sc; July. 50% c.
oats: Cash, SAKE. December. S4nc;
May. Soc Rye: ash. 63c CloverseCd:
Cash. Sll15, December. S1125: Febru-
airy. sll.l7 March. Sll.1IM: No. ?.
5000, No. 3. 5000; rejected. $3.50. AL
sikc: Cash and December. Sle.90;
March SASS. Timothy: Cash. $3.50.
December. 81. March. 81 90 Butter.
nELs nnl laN UNCHANGED.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27
Petition to Recover Child Dismissed.

Mamie Smith failed TO appear In
Judge Colds court, Tuesday morning,
when her habeas corpus case, to re-
cover her child. Pauline Maybury, was
called. and. on motion OF her attorney
Harry Dwyer, the petition was ais
missed. The child is now In the care
OF an aunt, Irene Datsom. and the
latter represented in an affidavit that
the little girl would be better away
from the mother.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27
Man Dies at Telephone.

Fred ]. Lindbloom. Al years old. d
No. 80 Myrtle-st, steward of the De-
troit Boat club, arose from his bed
wednesday morning, to answer the
telephone. and sank to the moor I'M
conscious as he picked up the receiV.
er. Members OF his family carried
him to a couch, where he died Few
moments later Coroner Burgess at
tributes the mans death to excessive
smoking. which affected his heart.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27
l.rk eet, Reappointment.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 27.-E
Z. Clarkn OF Iowa, was re-appointed a
member OF the interstate commerce
cctInission by President Taft today.
His term would have expired in De-
cember. Clark was formerly pres-
dent OF the railroad conductors union.
The term for which he was reappoint
ed In for seven years.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27
Recover. On Insurance Policy.

A Jury in Judge Hosmer's court,
Tuesday afternoon, returned a verdict
OF s796.52 in favor OF Mrs. Alwilda
Moon against the Prudential Life In
surance Co. Mrs. Moon sued for the
amount OF the verdict, which, she said.
was due on an annuity policy, held
by her late husband, Christopher
Columbus Moon.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27
Nortb paKo,a BANDITS aptured.

FARGO Nd, Nov 27.-AII three
OF the bandits who held up the first
National Bank OF Noonan, n. d., Tues
day are under arrest today. Two OF
the men entered the bank from the
street. covered asher Lee with their
revolvers, grabbed sl,100 In bills and
escaped The money was recovered.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27
Mrs. Lesh is Not Guilty.

SEDALIA, Mo. Nov. 27.-The Jury
in the case OF Mrs. Pansy Ellen Lesh
today found her not guilty OF the muir
Ger OF Mrs. f. NJ. Quaintance, OF
Green Ridge in 1894. Mrs. Lesh had
confessed TO poisoning Mrs. uaintance
and Mrs. Eliza Coe. Mrs. Lesh will
not be tried for the death OF Mrs. Coe.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27
~rw YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Money on cali,
qs5aiL per cont; time money, s per cent
for six months: mercantile paper. per
cent; bar silver--London. 2sbd; bar
silver-New York. csc. demand ster-
ling 81 "a go.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27
U. s. GOVERNMENT BONDS
CHICAGO PROVISION MARKET.

CHICAGO Nov. 27-Butter: Extras
s4iLc: hrsts. S3c: dairy extras Slc;
frsts. Csc Eggs: Prime hrsts, &c !.
Nrsts o4c Cheese: Skins, lie; young
Americas l7Lc Potatoes: $50 6bc.
Live poultry: Fowls. lie. ducks. lSc;
geese l2i1c.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27

u
have of anything
ltSZzzI
possibilities
possible
do
nothing than mail working
mess.
able
lis these but had
where stand with them making
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27

The following firms are priv
ileged 10 execute orders on the
Detroit Stock Exchange: Bumpus <
Co. Carlyle & Povah; Matthew
Finn; Lewis @. Gorton: w. A.
Hamlin & Co. Richard Irwin, & Co.;
w T. Moss & Co. II W Noble a
Co.. w E. Rally & Co; F. Sea-
and George NJ. West & Co.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27
eov Struck BY Train.

Tommy Scgemansky, seven years
old. wss struck by Michigan Central
train IN the stockyards, "Wednesday
afternoon, and his right hand and
arm we're badly lacerated. de was
rushed to Solvay hospital in the po-
lice ambulance. The boy lived at No.
POI Thirty-third-st.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27
BUTTER AND EGGS

Butter--Board prices are: Creamery.
extras S5c: hrsts. SEC, dairy. 22c; pack
ing stock. 21c per 10,
eggs - Current receipts. candled.
cases included. soc dor. Receipts, sos
On
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27

man who 10 a La
"a a md dress omsa nd papIer mae
q ndys n
r. q AZ 4 been A. NJ
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27
ADVICE TO INVESTORS

Of
be goo JatG
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27
LIVESTOCK
EAsT RIFFALO-OpenIng.


Dunning a stevens Live stock Report
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Nov. a.
Cattle: Receipts. cars; market
slow.
Hogs Receipts is cars. market
strong; heavy. S790GS; workers.. s7.S5
az o. pigs. sT75.
sheep. Receipts. is ears; market.
strong. Sop lambs. S74C0750. year
lings. s5@ $50; wethers, S4.s5Q4.5O;
ewes. S3.50@S.75.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27
EAST nIFFALO-CIo.InE.

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Nov. 27.-
Cattle: Receipts. $50 head: market. ac-
tive and strong prime steers. $9m9.s0;
butcher grades, $4AS95,- calves: Re
ceipts. 80 head. market, active and Sc
higher. cull 20 choice scan. sheep
and lambs Receipts. 5000 head: mar
ket. active; choice lambs. $T.25G 7.50;
Gull 20 fair. s4.50Q7; yearlings. s4.7bG
6e5 sheep, seat. Hogs: ReceiptJ.
1850 head, market, active and Csc
hIgLer. workers, s. S067 90; pigs $3.50
a755; mixed. SIS; heavy. IS; rougTls,
q r 4, Al
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27
WV yoRK METAL MARKEr.

NEW YORK. Nov 27.--The metal OK
change closed weak. Spot copper, Vi
bid; lead, H.f5Qt.b5.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27
MARKETS AND FINANCE
STOCK MARKET DULL
BEFORE HOLIDAY
Remains Quiet and Firm, Fol-
lowing Opening, Which
Is Sluggish
y. \. STOCK MARIxET-Clo.e.

Am sugar b4A. Anal Cop 81 y, Am
Can fO5s. Am & A. l. 59i4. Am Cot OH
3, y, Am Loo 46A, Am Smelt N-lSe
ts&, Am + Il T li2is, Am Wool p a
anaconda IS, Ateh l07A, b & % 100 =,
Beth Steel 40. Ii II T 92h Car. Pac
100 Is Cen Leath 29S.. Ches q o "a.
Chino Cop 46As. Chi 4 q W 49,, c. NJ
* 81 II ll4lS. Chi a INVEST 1894, Col
* ! 35. Con Gas ZAP, Corn Prod IGN,
Dis See Con 20. Erie LIST pr 5oTs. Gen
Elec 1851 Gen Mot pr rs. CT Nor pr
l3I =, INT Met 1874, do pf 60 Kan !.
Is, Leh Val III, Louis q y ~, "
~ = n ste NJ II l4l a, NJ oPas IS II,
Nat Lead 60la. Nor x " ll5S., North
Pac ls3$, Penn II 1881, Pitt3 Coal
RI g2A, Ray Con %, Read III, Rep | 4
Steel 27A. Rock Isl 24a do pr as.
South Pacific ll0Ss. South Ry s9ls. do
III Sliz. Tenn Cop 40lr Union Pac
l72h, L Rub com 6Oh U 3 Steel
l4aa. DO ~ lllh, L ) Bonds l0l =
Nir-Car Chem t6H. Utah Cop e24.
West Mfg Slls.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE stock
market opened dull and at slight
advance. Most issues shaded during
early trading
l. a. m.-The market was dull
Noon-The market was quiet and
firm during the second nour.
p. m.--During the afternoon the
market was almost a. a standstil
Tie stock market clCV ed dull
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Nov 27.-Hogs Receipts. 10000 head;
market. quiet mixed and butchers,
S140M1.SO. good heavy. S7.55QT.S2.
rough heavy, s. 30 T7.55; light. $7.354
7.15. pigs Sb.75M7.60. Cattle: Receipts
Is 500 head market. steady. beeves
s. 35Qll. cows and heifers. S2.76dG50;
stockers and feeders. S435m7 go. Tex
ans. S440G615, calves. $500 1928.
sheep: Receipts. $4,000 head. market,
steady: native. S35OT460; western.
s3.I5@+sO, lambs $500 80: western.
Ss - n "a
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27
CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND Nov 27-Hogs Re-
ceipts. 5000: steady; mediums and mix
/ ed $40 workers., .7.65; pigs. s7.5U.
Cattle: Receipts, cars. 15c lower.
Sheep and lambs Receipts. 20 ears,
s. top. Calves; Receipts. 1o0 sll top.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27

b-Bid x-Asked. xs-Spltt. s-Sold.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
TOLEDO. O. Nov 27.--Wheat: Cash
and December, SL0tB, Nay 1fiiS'
The Detroit times., 1912-11-27
CHICAGO GRAIN-Opening.

CHICAGO, Nov. 27--Wheat: Decem-
Der down 1. May down nc. Corn:
December AMI May unchanged. oats:
December and May unchanged. Pro-
visions steady.
Noon--Wheat: December up nc:
MAY up &c Corn: December un-
changed: May down &c. Oats. De-
cemher and May up &c.
Close---Wheat: December mp sc.
May up Lc Corn: December and May
Lp Lc oats: December and May up
We Provisions higher.
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