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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-06-27

The annual convention of the
Christian churches of this state is
now in seccion at Turner.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-06-27
Trmthseekers, Glass.

The meeting next Sunday night
will be the last meeting before the
summer vacation. A business ses-
sion in which officers will be elected
will be held after the class meeting
All members are requested to be
present.
Special shoe sale at the Hub this
week.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-06-27

Can they jam the crown of thorns
on the houn' dawg?
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-06-27

elf Payne makes dish cupboards
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-06-27

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The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
By Finance

H I'll a few months on
vicinity New York city NOT
9RI suburban lots
advertising purposes any
island there have been
Offering of sharing real bonds
legitimate but the large
worthless propositions that
fashion the swampand
Legislature that
field OF graft II
shall regulate and supervise
the
which they are based
unstable sold to
They
oaed aluring and
substantial
plotting believe considerably
is putting into the bonds and
paying his going
the bondholders left with
ether obligations
and almost invariably
that the upon sold enough
TO payt
enlargement OF the scope OF the
much
liz is Just the peoples
socald misrepresentation as IL
methods When this fact
provided
of the country and from the
small investor who loses his capital IN the
good business the
Of he should be protected -. -.
would lose good ADVERTISING
suppressed DO not put any OF
knowledge the property
on which the bonds are based
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24

AppIe.-5ocQs1 ,1.6oRs per ooi;
western box apples. s226 42.Io oox
Banan.s-Good shipping stock. h.ss
Besn.-pried Lima. sn 97o ID.
CaIIfornia Fruits - Grape TokayA
CeIeryEHome- grown. 3oGs SOC doA
CsuIihower-75 u s5c bu.
Cheese-Michigan fiats, 17qlsc; late
made l6hc: New York fats, 1sc; cneo-
dars lThc; domestic Swiss. lsg zlc'
block Swiss. l7H qisc; imported swiss.
2sc r soc: Limburger. le9lsc' pFASA
cheese. lSd dlshc lb:
Date. Persian, new. Shosc lD;
Dressed Calves-Fancy' Ulic' conn
mon. Sq9c per ID -.
Dressed Hogs-Light to medium. IN
q Sc: heavy. 6q6iao 10. =,
TiRs-Imported, new. ll0loc per TO-
Finnan Hsddies-1oB q llhe 10
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumbers. hot
house sl.5o9l75; lettuce: notnouse.
l2K Ql3c lb.; head lettuce, $3g3.2o per
hamper; onions, 12h915c per doI;
xreen peppers, s5. so per s-basket crate.
60, per basket; green peas. $3.50 per
hamper; carrots, sS9s0o per 6u..
Grape Fruit-Florida' f'eVe pei
% %Gr.,e.-Malagas, s45oas per bbl.
Honey-Fancy white. 17@1sc; amber.
l5Gl6c; extracted, Sqsc 10.
foliowing prices for baled hay In car
$40 S a ii: No. 2 timothy. sls9 20; clover.
mixed. ;1sG1s; rye stray a9ogs;
markets ranged from s2o92s as to
Hide.-No. cured. l2hc: No.
green. loc; No cSrea Sa, bulls; Is iGc; NC: NO
green calf. No. ]. 15c per ID; horse
SKINS SKINS as as to to Wool. Soc a ,ia5: No. !
hides: le ,,tdIr, on Kip; us 90 aoS5 on San Ssit
Limes-sl9125 per doz
Nuts-Hickory nuts. large. N1h2e:
she'll lbarks. ga 4Sc lb.; outternuts' VI;
black walnutS Lies I5Ss;i ,lss su; s,ss per ou;
Spanish, s1.s691.75 per crate.
Orances-Caiifornia navels. 32.7S9
s3.25: Floridas S2.5093 per box.
poultry1osprings: No; !; II giSS 20 sS
&c. geese. 12Q13c; ducks. young. l49
l5c; turkeys, 15Q16c; dressed geese
l4G15c; ducks, 1e9i7c; chickens. IL
PIN SPioe.pp,e.-Floridas. nj s4q4so crate
Potatoes-Car lots. track. Detroit
are selling at 95c9N bu: new ber-
mudas, SO per bu
skins-Detroit buyers are bidding as
follows: No. 1 skunk. $3.50; No. amusk'
rat soc.
sweet Potatoes-Jerseys, kiln dried,
tl.S0Q2 per crate.
Tcmatoes-Florida- tte0 per o-oas-
ket crate. 500 9S6c per basket
TaIIow-No. 1, SIC; No. 2. bkc 10.
WooI-Michigan unwashed wool for
southern, central and nartheFn sections
q q and a blood. 10000; delaine.
tnwashed, i69lSc; common, rough
and fne, i4Q1sc per ID; l. o. .. country
pointa
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
BosrON WOOL.

BOSTON. Ian sL--A fair amount OF
tradIu- goes on I'm domestic WOOL with
one-uuarter ohio blood leading Values
hold tirm and fine neeccs have advanced
TO keep pace with the coarser grades.
y moderate business =-sepeFted In
territory wool in original bags other
lines are rather dull, although some
Michigan wool sell fauy well and
there is a light demand Tor Texas pro-
duct The leading domestic quotations
range as follows Ohio and rennsyl-
Nania pelRinc washed. see. M.
IS 29C; nnc unmerchantable, csc; n
blood combing 2Sc. = s-hlood cumbinE.
27l4 q 3Sc: 4, blood combiug, 1TGt2Sc;
delaine unwashod, 25c: fine unwashcd.
2lc Michigan. Wisconsin and New
York heeces unwashcd. zee. de-
laine unwashed. e4c; y blood un-
washed. 26iS a21 Hc. Kentucky. Indi-
ana and Missouri blood. zoe. u .
blood, 26Gf 27c Secured basis TcNas -
Fine. tc S months, i5nitc: fne. i2
months, SIC. fine fall 42u43c Califor-
niS--Northern. asa 5Gc. middle county.
46@ 74c: southern, 45H Acc. fall free.
40G &C. Oregon Eastern. No. staple.
SO q soc; eastern clothing. soc. valley
No. 1, 46d47c. Territory-Fine staple.
81 q 90, tne medium staple. $50 5sc;
nne clothing. Rlu sac. fine medium
clothing. Iasf soc a blood comblng. So
a 57c; > blood comhing. 50I52c, - =
blood combing. 4bl46c Pulled--EN-
ira 5095tc tine a. 4sg soc: A supers,
E61f4Sc.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
WIFE TRAPS HUSBAND;
POLICE ARREST HIM

Anthony Horvath. 40 years old, CIV
1nr his address as No. 52S Riyard-st.'
was arrested, Tuesday night, on a
<haree OF non-support. His wife and
~ small children recently applied to
4he American Salvation Army Tor
food and shelter. saying they had
'tcen neglected and practically desert
"a by Horvath. The mother and chill
.dren are still in the Army headquar'
IeTs.
The Army authorities said. Wednes-
<tav morning. that the police have
beer looking for Horvath for some
>days: that he was finally located Dy
|Iie wife who invited him TO call ano
zee her. when he talked to her over
the Telephone, Tuesday afternoon. AS
sooI, as he appeared. word was sent
Ito the police, who arrested him.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
NO MEN ACCUSED OF
|f)BBTNC GIRL IN THEATER

Two young men. who described
.4<elses AZ James Maxwell. is. no
.|1c. and Earl Foy. 10. OF No. l770
#1nd River-ave., we're arrested,
|4t<day night. on the charge OF rob
/n< Mamie Conaton. No. IFS Bagg-st,
her purse, containing $32.S5, While
~ was In a downtown 10-cent thea
Lieut. Lally planned TO turn
||1xuelr over 10 the Juvenile court,
>1r changed his mind after seeing
..I4. He Identified the prisoner as
ttn Crowley, % years old, who has
[eD arrested a number of times. One
.ie eyes was black, Wednesday
..ofnine, the result, II Is said, OF put
Inc up tight with attaches OF the
.Ifater when Miss Conaton reported
icing robbed. Her money, the police
ny. Was found on Crowley. The lat
|er 10 said 10 have well-to-do parents
,u the east side OF the city.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
rWO PLEAD GUILTY
TO STEALING COAL

MONROE, Mich. Jan. 24.-Joseph
Mexico was caught by Oficer Cronen-
xett hauling coal from the Michigan
Central TO sell to one Frank South
we'll. He was arrested, pleaded guilty
and was sentenced to 80 days In the
. .Detroit House OF Correction. While in
mi he told the officers that a cousin
Arthur Mexico. was doing the same
thing. Complaint was made against
aim and upon arrest he pleaded guilty
r,,d paid a fine OF $1,000. Then the
oflicers arrested Southwen for re
ceiving stolen coal: he pleaded guilty
and paid fine Of 5000.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
REBELS GET READY
TO RENEW CONFLICT

SHANGHAI, Jan. 24.-Rebel rein
{orcements poured into Nankin today
and n was evident that the Republi
ram leaders believed the first big bat
ne would be fought in that vicinity
4 the throne failed to abdicate.
The revolutionary army Is said 70
rs stronger than at any time since
|he war began. Hundreds OF Chinese
&ove come from the famine-swept
I1fricts preferring TO take a chance
<nInst imperialists' bullets rather
&1n starye.
Elaborate preparations have been
#nde for renewal OF hostilities Wnen
he armistice expires on Jan. 2S
sfrained relations continued today
.sfween Wu Ting Fang and President
Sun Vat Sen. DIR. WI declared that
ncace could have been established oy
IhIs time II the provisional govern
|nnent had conducted its Affairs wisely.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
xEw YoaIx PRoDuCE MARkET.

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Flour: Quiet
-<I1<l unchanged. Pork: Steady; mess.
<oof ss.l5@9.25. Sugar; Raw, easier;
<rntrifugal. s6 test, s4.42; muscovado.
So test, s3.e2: refined, quiet: cut loaf.
1850; crushed, Sc 20: powdered. $3.50:
xranulated. s5.50@5.55. Coffee: Rio.
10. Z, on spot, 13Nc. Tallow: Firm;
[.Ify. &C; country, 6@6hc. Hay: Firm
Irinre, $1.ss, No. 8. t1.1O61.15: clover.
<1<D1.20 Dressed poultry: Quiet; tur-
X<ys. 12m2ic; chickens, 1914 90 24c;
Fowls. 14916kc; ducks. lao 22c. Live
uoultry: Steady; geese, 11h413c;
I1cks. 17a1 1Sc; fowls, 12h @13hc: tur-
Eeys. $50 16c; roosters. &c; sprine
rnIckens, t1112hc. Cheese: Quiet and
#rn. state milk. common to specials
1ih u 17c: skins. common to specials
1H6r14hc
Rutter: Steady. receipts, 5,11p
rrcamery extra. 37c: state dairy. tubs
e4ma7Nc; imitation creamery hrsts
*E<efc Eggs: Quiet receipts, 1882
,rorby white fancy. 4oo: nearby nike,
fAncy. 33@ sec. fresh firsts, 32d SIC.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
xIcw yoRk STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine,
wehber e. Co, Jan. "a: Although prlcS,
,novemcnts continue Irregular all
tbronch the first hour the tone became
generally firmer, and number OF I'm :
portant stocks were established al
higher prices. The Rock Island issues
heenme more prominent. The demand
for these stocks was induced TO a great
extent py the successful placing OF re-
cent bond issues There was good
deal OF comment about the way both
steel cornmop and Union Paclhc re-
sistad pressure from important sources.
A number of firms and selling orders
in both stocks in some case OF over
a 600 hares each, but this supply caused
only fractional declines. and atter the
selling was exhausted steel and Union
recovered all it's loss.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
nnsroN CoPPER MARKET-CIo...

Adventure, 6ls Ariz. Coml., 3+s; Al
gonna, ca: Bos. a Corbin, Sh: Bay
State Gas, 25; Butte Coalition, 22h (:
Bohemia, 3A: Cal. & AriZ, 81. Chief,
~; Chino, %; Copper Range, 53b. Daily
West, 5ja East Butte, 121: First Ma
tional 213-16; Franklin, 11& Gold
Hancock. "a; Helvetia, Ia: Inspiration,
10H Keweenaw, IN La Rose. 3 13-l6
Mohawk, 54 New. Cons, 1S New. Utah,
g.; Nipissing. 6A; North Butte, 25h
North Lake, "a Ohio Copper. Sc; Old
Dom, 46E Osceola. 109 Raven, 2b
Ray Cons. In shannon, g1 Super. n
Boston, 4; Trinity. 6ds Utah Apex, 3h
Utah Cons. 1871 Utah Copper. 55h L
s. smelling pfd.. AN; Victoria, 5h
winona, SO. wyandotte. 2h May
flower, 7A old Colony, sA.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24

rs. smoked hams. l3ae. dry salted
ibrisksts. i0AQllc bacon. .2l ltc;
lard. In tierces.J Zoe; kettle rendered
susars-Correctad daily by W. a.
EdRay q son: Crystal dominica 2 lbs
$3.50 S lbs. $50: Eagle tablets. Sl35,
cut loaf s6.Sb, cubes S6.2O NNAA
powdered S6aO. standard powdered
tC25 granulated. extra coarse. S6.y5,
nns in nulk. sy.Ea, z5-lb cottons. y5.YO,
diamond A. $595. confectioners' A.
y6 SO: No. 4. Sass. No. 2. s5.S5. No. .
IS so: No. 4. S5.1s. No. 8. 1870: No. g.
iS.ss: No. I. $3.50: No s. 1855: No. ;,
$50 No. 10. 5.4b. No. IL. So 40; No. AZ.
S5s5 No 10. $3.50. No Ia $3.50; No.
i5. $3.50: household powdered. S-ib.
cartons, is TO case. IS so lib. cartons
as To case. 81. Michigan granulated
"a 6h Dar 100 lbs
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
Jo1pINC PRICES.

Canned Goods-Apples. gals. .t3.5o;
baked beans, lib. 10 q SOci Lima beans.
SIGi aS. Corn: Fancy Maine. sLl0:
standard soc Table Jses Ses'' y 20 90 ~ a.
srS 81: soaked, 50Q70c Salmon.
soekeye. tail, .2;sS; nat, $40; Alaska
toes S1.4Om15O; succotash, tl01 25
ner doz Peas: Marrowfat. tl.l5; early
June. ,l.25; sifted early June. sl.4s per
C.nee - Packet coffee. loo-lb case.
S7Oa225O delivered.
Feed - Jobbing prices In lo0-lb
sacks: Bran, S2s; coarse middlings.
s2s' fine middiings. S32: coarse corn
meal and cracked corn. $50: corn and
oat chop, t21 per ton
FIour-Jobbing prices: Best Michi-
gan patent, tLs5; second uatent, $3.50;
straight, S4.25; pure rye. 10. 20; spring
patent, $500 per bbl In wood.
On - Raw linseed, TIC; boiled lin
seed, 75c; Diamond headlight kero-
sene, Sc; perfection. sac; Eocene
l0hc: Crown gasoline. i2hc per gal:
Proyisions-Mess pork, $3.50: FAM
ny, si7.s9a a2o; medium clear. ti6sOa
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
BOSTON CURB.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT Jan. 4.-Close: The
heavy decrease in worlds available sup
plies for last week gave the bulls new
hope and the trouble between France
and Italy helped some. At the opening
on Wednesday there was not much
strength IN the market, but the tone
was not weak Selling in Chicago on
Tuesday was we'll taken and there were
evidences OF clique support.
feeling that prices are not destined
TO go much lower Is gaining among
come right away, a large number OF
dealers expect a boom later on. TAX
ing the probabilities of foreign compli-
cations into account, the small crop
in Russia, and the poor, wet wheat in
Canada and Argentina, there is some
thing on which to base the belief in
strength. A great deal OF the wheat
offered for export by South America is
OF poor quality and will need good
wheat for blending This country has
the only large supply OF such grain
and dealers expect IL will soon be in
demand for export.
Wheat continues 10 pile into the
markets OF tho northwest In quantity
that the production OF spring wheat
was underestimated. Northwestern
country elevator men have shown
themselves to be poor guessers.
Wheat was very strong all day and
closed at an advance of 1d1hc Good
cash demand for wheat and corn cused
the strength
Corn and oats closed strong. Seeds
werc frm.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. 2 red
csc; May opened without change at
sLO1h and advanced 10 s1.03: July
opened at s5&c and advanced TO 96a. c;
No. / white, &c.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
No. 2. 65I5c bid; No. 3 yellow, cars
nt Soc closing bid: No. Yellow sac
closing bid oats-Standard. cars a,
52l. closing bid; No. white. see; No
Z white. car at 51hc Rye-Cash No.
?. CSC bid. Beans-Immediate. prompt
and January shipment, S2.42: Febru-
ary, $2.J4; May. s2.55. Cloverseed-
Prime spot, 90 bags at 1880. March.
200 bags at $3.50; sample 10 bags at
s13, at SIZES, at s10.75; prime al
sll.25, 10 at 1915. Timothy seed-Prime
spot, 90 bags at $725. Barley-Best
samples, s2.50@2.55 per cwt
Receipts In the Detroit market Wed
nesday included 1.045 bbls OF flour. 10
cars OF corn and Of oats. Withdraw.
ais wtre 5000 bu OF wheat, 9.215 bu OF
corn and 2.200 bu OF rye. Stocks are
556.476 bu OF wheat. 1s1. 4s9 bu OF corn.
l73.SSo bu OF oats. 1918 bu OF barley
and 95.03s bu of rye.
Receipts OF wheat Wednesday: Du-
luth, 81 cars, against So cars a year
ago; Winnipeg, 365 cars against 5s;
Minneapolis. 227 cars. against 36s. Kan
sas City. 30 cars, against so; Omaha,
26 cars, against a.; st. Louis, $4,000
bu. against $4,000 bu.
Exports OF wheat and -four Wednes-
day. 10000 bu
Primary wheat receipts were AL 900
bu. against 655. 900 bu a year ago.
Liverpool wheat closed hddd and
corn hG%d lower.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
p.E.Y,s cUIIyTY TO HOMICIDE.

BAD AXE, Mitch. Jan. 24.--Josepn
&c1ifh tcoIoredD. who on Dec. 8, in TINS
city. fatally stabbed Charles smith
(whtte@. Of Port Huron, was arralgneo
<csterdayt befcre Judge Watson Beach
~ the. circuit court and pleaded guilty
40 the charge. Witnesses VIII De
sworn saturday and testify. after which
tie fudge viii pronounce his sentence
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
Mesk Inaue.t Po.tponed AE.ln.

The Inquest in connection with the
death Of Mrs. Elizabeth Mogk. of No.
Sc Chestnut-st. killed by street car
IL Gratiot-ave. and Riopelle-st, 10 days
age. which was set for "Wednesday
morning I'm Coroner Burgess court,
WAS postponed until Monday because
of the illness OF one of the Jurors
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
u. s. GOVT BONDS.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. Jan. 24.--Buter: Extras
16c. nrsts. sac; dairy extras. s3c; hrsts
zoe Eggs: Prime frsts, 32c: firsts
ct0 sec Cheese: Skins. 1s616h
ytung Americas. 1s% %17c. Potatoes
ctc0tt. Lave poultry: Fowls. liz a
fs,. ducks. lbQisc; geese. 11@1ihc c
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
s2o,ooo,OOO
The Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
Twenty-Year Five Per Cent Gold Debenues,
Due Januaryl l5,l9
Due January Is, 1892.
Dated January l5, 1912.

eanuavs a
Coin
n Foreign cc
Company, aany a
Coupon In
Deent o
b ut.heo ob.nur. the New yr
Ti h
Committee of The Chi
RockIs sand as follows
rom G the % ssS ~ss ss"ss s
from dreh h
sot tIen han per- pc
Roc
1907 ISL ah, Dy" t Sss s'
same bee
The Chicago aGk s.s q, sns s
besn ousd
e.ovosa oenre whit
two the puna
ac oe5t1s prior y
hsOnda become
ayc
ne of .os. !r"s.
the Ssn..
HD
sonor y
ABOVE ISSUE WE
AND ACCRUED INTEREST TO
DELIVERY YIELDING 5000 PER ANNUM
will
Temporary Receipt. vii e dn
8
NewYo Jan "a,
SPEYER CO.
undersigned
S Cleveland
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
BUTTER AND EGGS.

uutter-ENtras 37c hrsts 35c ID.
dairy e4c: packing stock. s3c 90.
Evgs-Current receipts cases in
cluded. soc per doz. Market firm. Re
ceipts on Wednesday Isl cases.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
CHICAGO GRAIN-open,ns.

CHICAGO. Jan. 24.-wheat: May un-
changed; July up nc. Corn: May down
&c: July unchanged. Oats. May un-
changed; July down hc. Provisions
higher.
Noon--wheat: May up &c: July up
fsc. Corn: May up ic. July up &c.
oats: May up &c. July UP sc.
Close--Wheat. May UP &C; July M
1bc. Corn: May and July up lLc.
oats: May up Ac; July up &C. Pro-
visions: Higher
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24

The Grand Trunk Railway system
reports gross earnings for the second
week IN January of $765,415, as COM
pared with $S03,391 for the cor
Responding week in 1911. The de-
crease, the first reported for several
months is s37,976. The decrease in
sross earnings for the first two
eeks OF the year is $13,345.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

The stockholders of the Hayes Man.
ufacturing Co., reelected the entire
board of directors in the annual meet
ing, Tuesday afternoon. The list fol-
lows: III. Jay Hayes. Henry II. San
ger. II. p. Carrow, James II. Finn,
Norman A. Hawkins and Hal ii.
Smith
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
PRODUCE.

The produce market was In very
steady position this morning Butter
Is not weak. Notwithstanding the thTee-
capt decline Eggs are firm at the last
advance Poultry is not accumulauns,
although the general demand Is not
large. and potatoes are about steaoy
AT the decline The milder weather mas
brought In some accumulated sP my :.
some what over-supplied, but Is rapidly
adjusting itself.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
pOsToN COPPER LETrERs.

Reported for The Times by Paine,
webber & Co, Jan "a: London metal
market opening easy: spot. f62 3s Sd.
OF 3s I'd; futures, f62 1ss 9d. off ss 81.
Nothing m the news TO cause any radi-
cal change In prices. This is not a
bear market and stocks should be
picked up on any reactions. The pro-
ducing coppers are all making good
money now on 14hc copper. and the
result Will be shown in increased divi-
dends and higher prices during the
next six months. Hancock is a sure
winner. Allouez should cell higher.
Mayfiower and Old Colony are a good
speculation. Shannon Is earning 81 a
share on present price OF copper and
should sell nj l5 Copper Range will
soon be able TO increase It's dividend.
The initial dividend in Greene Cananea
orly an dcato OF better ews from
all the coppers.
Reported for The Tines nv HAYDEN.
Stone e. Co. Ian. "a. The copper share
market has been fairly active today.
Chino has been In further demand seIlA
ing as high as % Inspiration Cons.
MADE st. appearance for tho first time
on local board. selling at 2tls Tn
spiration has becn very active. los,
Live Oak at ~. Osceola 1O9. advance
Of 10; Miami was a lower. at "a other
departments about steady.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
LIVESTOCK.
EAST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
DuunIuE a stevens Live stock Report.

EAST BUFFALO-Opening.
DunnIng a stevens Live stock Report.
last BUFFALO. ~. Y. ian. "a
Cattle Receipts. live cars: market
slow: best l.4oo 20 i.60O-lb. steers,
S7T5dS: good prime i.SOo 10 l.400-lb.
steers. s5.250 7.65. good prime 1900 TO
i sOO-lb steers S6.15 q 12b; best i.iO0
TO 120o-lb shipping steers. $500
medium butcher steers. 1000 TO 1. .iOO-
los S6500625: light butcher steers.
sl25M5: hest fat cows, sf6Ofl 5.25; fair
10 good DO. s4@ i.5O; common 10 me-
dium do. s2;25a :, trimmers 's6Sa
heifers. s5d5.4O: fair 10 good do. s1.eS
OATS. stock heifers. S3Q $50 best
feeding steers, dehorned. s415U 5;
common feedinE steers, S. 75N4; stock
port bulls. s5.5ORG; best butcher bulls.
SIS sac so. bologna bulls. sl.2S q 40,
stock bulls. 81 s5 Gf425; best mixers
ana springers. s45 a S5: common 90 good
Hogs Receipts. 20 cars. market
strong: heavy ss.55 9 $50 yorkers'
Se.50fI GO: pigs. s5.5Om 5.Sa,
sheep and Lambs; Receipts, 40 cars
market. slow; top lambs 50 oVN . ~,
yearlings s5tf5.5O. wethers, t@ 44V'
ewes $S5Oh4.
eafves- s544o,sss
EAST nj FFALO-Iiosing.
EAST BUFFALO, y y. Jan. - -
rattel. Roceipts. 80 head: market, slow
and steady prime steers. .
butcher grades, S3I6.z6. calves. ke,
ceipts, $50 head market, active hhu
frmer. cull TO cnpice, $50 q 10 20.
sheen and lambs Receipts. 1000 head
market slow and 10 .oWer' cholCt
lambs. s650n6.65; Gull 10 fair. s9I
$40. yeariings. s595.50, sheep sl.'o@
$50. Hogs: Receipts. 1900 head; mar
ket. active and $50 soe higher YORK
ers. 81. .3O66 60 pigs, s5.55 mixed se.so
$3.50. heavy, 500 &c 20; roushs, Se.eV
,I5.S5: stays. $i.15u 5.2h.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS ClllC NO.
Jan. "a 4-IIogs: Receipts, $1,000 head
market slow; mixed and butcherS' 10Y
G6s5; good heavy. s5.99h6.37 n; rough
heavy' sa.9oa6lO. light, s5,s506.l O.;
pigs S425655o. Cattle Receipts, H.
o00 head: market, steady, beeNes, " 20
nS.35: cows and heifers, $2.l0n6 90;
stockers and feeders. s3,6o1 Sc TeA-
ans. S440R575 calves $3.50 S.'o'
sheep: Receipts. 10000 head market
slow: native, S2.l5ti4 SO; western, $500
64.65; lambs, st25Ge.65. western
81 75dGse.
CLEVELAND. Jan. 24.-Hogs: Re-
CENTS. 2.50O l0c higher. pigs, $3.50
others. s640 Cattle: Receipts, cars.
steady. sheep and lambs: Receipts:
cars: $3.50 top. Calves: Receipts, lOo'
$40 top
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
xrr yonI< MONEY MARkET

NEW YORK. Jan. 24.--Nfoney on call
eb per cen; time money. 3 per cent
Tor six months. bar silver-Londpn.
Fff a. bar sllver---New York, 5T&c: de-
man sttfiinG. n.s7i6di i.s7.25.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24

n.@iac<s-iIAr Pri.urE. NO fuss ana
no f<afhers The plain. neat kind that
looks riFht Tines Printing Ce., rs
5>1n R..<t Pm Main t<ss. or city tsss.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

TOLEDO. Jan. z4-Wheat: Cash
99Ikc. May, s102%; July. 97hc. Corn
Cash. 66isc; May, 6shc; July. 6SNci
Sept. sec. Oats Cash. 52Lc; May
SSs9' OK cinyerseed sr, agp'; rye; a
Feb. si3.95 Mar, 1890: No 2. 1895;
No 3. 1910: rejected. Sass. AIsike;
Prime and Jan. s1235: Mar, ;1245
Timothy: Prime and Jan, S7.35: Mar
tI.4o. Butter. eggs and hay: Unchang-
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24

Ih~ .fsre % Howard q O.ke.. No. N
broadway, was broken fnfo. Tues
1aN nfaht. and robbed Of Is yards OF
Black velvet. worth t13.60. and a will
|oN plume valued at $3.50.