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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-09
BATHTUB DEFENSE
PUTS UP STRONG FIGHT
Continued from page one,.

p. Grosvenor, special assistant to the
attorney general, contended that the
case involved in cinematographic
series OF events leading up to con-
spiracy,
I'VE insist" said Mr.. Grosvenor,
that a conspiracy was formed when
the defendants signed letters In Mt.
Clemens, approving what had been
done by the committee appointed in
New York meeting, March 20 and
80, 1870 TO meet later In Mt. Clemens.
April 10. to arrange a schedule OF diff
ferentials and preferentials for the
trade. When they signed those let
ters. agreeing to carry out the terms
OF the agreement, we contend there
was conspiracy. That agreement pro-
yided for rebates 10 jobbers, fixed
prices, etc. Now, those conditions
were unlawful; the agreement was
unlawful, nothing less than con-
spiracy.'
Mr. Grosvenor had not completed
his argument when court adjourned at
noon until the afternoon session.
AT the opening OF court in the
morning, Judge Angel ruled that the
prosecution would not be allowed TO
discussions OF the license agreement
in the New York meeting, March %,
I 1910. The prosecution then proceed
ed TO submit documentary evidence
concerning the work of the commit
tee of the manufacturers In the Mt
Clemens meetings. The attempt
brought forth vigorous protests from
he defense. but Judge Angel decided
he
pointing out that he would throw IL
out II 1t appeared after its submission
! that Il failed to establish an act OF
f, conspiracy.
| Mr.. Honeyman took exceptions to
the ruling of the court.
Mr.. Watson, for the prosecution. az
terward submitted letters In which
most OF the defendants agreed to ac-
cept the term OF the committee APP
pointed to fix prices and arrange
other matters pertaining to the alleg-
ed trust. Letters were presented con.
tanning signatures of representatives
Z of the defending companies. II was
shown that the letters we're written
on stationery OF the Hotel Colonial
Mt. Clemens, and presented to mem:
bers of the price and regulation COM
mlttee while they were in the bath
city.
The prosecution also put In resolu-
ltions adopted In the New York meet.
| ings OF March 20 and 80. These pro-
vided for the appointment OF the
! price committee and the determine
| ton of the manufacturers TO take no
orders for deliveries OF enameled
wares beyond May 81, 1910, when the
License was-to 20 into
force. according to the prosecution.
Edwin L. Wayman. the government
witness, who acted as commissioners
for the manufacturers in their
license agreement work. testified TO
being present when the resolutions
were drafted In the New York meet
ing. and also TO receiving the letters
of approval from the manufacturers
In regard TO the work Of the price
and regulation comittee
Wayman Is still showing an appar-
ent disinclination to testify to any
more than is absolutely necessary.
the most of his answers being re-
ceived, Friday morning. after failure
on the part of the defense to prevent
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xnw WORK. sTocK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine,
uteAbe+ &c Feb.-esH Less estside- tFa-
terest was shown I'm the market this
morning than at any time since the
beginning a year ago. and as conse-
oucnce paying investment In many
iesues were so narrow that fuctua-
TORS in them were hardly worth
nothihk At the end OF the first hour
United States Steel common was
within \ OF yesterdays closing price
while Reading showed loss OF -
and Union Pacific was up "a. The cop
per stocks, which were about the most
nctive group. sh ed Irregular
cnarges Amalgamated Copper yield
Ing a 10 6sk. while Utah Copper made
n gain Of 4 selling at 5sh. A number
OF rpecialtfes were strong, Western
Union moving up from sS7s 10 ssh.
remained the fractional gain made
shortly after the opening. Wabash
prcfnrred also showed fairly strong
tone. alth ough there were only few
transactions in II during the hour an
advance OF u, carrying the stockdo 10
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Assessment paid
fEx-dividend. 25e.
uosroN COPPER MARKET-Cio.e.

Adventure, g; Ariz Coml. AZ; Ar
cadian. 35s; Allouex. ION; Algema,
Hos. a cOrbin, ga: Boston Ely, I y
Ray Htnte- Gins s.=f3titte Coalition,
72X: Bohsmis. a.; Cactus. Is; Cal. q
Arb, 6eik. Centenl., ieh; Chief. 80;
Chino. 1g: Copper Range, 81; DAILY
west IT.; Davis DAILY. 66; East Butte
~: First Natl, "a Franklin. 1914
CIRCUS, AZ; Goldfield Consa a
0ranby. 3b: Greene Cananea. s: Han
cock. sIk: Indiana, IL: Inspiration
1s&s Isel Hoyale. 2sis: Kerr Lake. -
Ikrwururw-fE; = LIKE: 81; Mast., \
Miami. 2aH Mohawk, 5SIs New. Cons.
1a: New Baltic, AZ: New. Utah. q. Nip.
Isslng, ~; North Butte. 2sM.- NORTH
Lake. g: 0jibway. an Old DOM asa
osccola. 1854: Quincy. rs; Ray Cons.
l1tI1a hannon. ga: south Lake, bTs
sinner. Cooper, 15N Super. a Boston
Al Tannarlck -: Trinity. 81; Utal
XDFk. y; ..-rHf CONS an "copper"
tH<C..S Smelling. 35h; do pfd, ~ -
4,Irfof.ia. ~ N winona. ca Wolverine
t1t- ~ t0ndcue. "a
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u. s. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.
,otton prices. furnished by Hayden
RosToy COPPER SALES.

share sales OF Feb sth. furnished by
Hayden. stone & Co.: Adv. 10: Algo,
100: Ali. 10: Acp.. 1890; Ac.. 4S5 :-Bn
2OOh Blu. 1,73s; ID. $, 5; G; a. A.
6s1; c. & H.. g. Cent. 80: Cy., go; en-
e.. e;e-T-s7sI Hal,err att lad, $50; Inc
-soUt4 do rfres,- t,ff3;- leo, 90: Ro.,. f.5s5;
Kerr. So. Kew, 100; Liz. go; NV 90
Mass, 40 Mayf., l.405: New, 40; New
Arc. rs; Nj. 100 Nh, 913; NIX, 10:
ocm us: SEC, ITO; GU, 55, RIA, LOIS;
s. Fe. so: sham fto;- -: TT, 100 = L.
40: su.. &c: SD. 900; Tam. 1876; Trim,
$50: I'm. % s. s r., so; do pfd, i3S;
Tim, 445: Ut, LOSS; Nic,' 6SS; VIM
565, wolv. 2. WyRn, 100.
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Markets AND FINANCE

The Boston market opened active and
higher this morning with a good de-
mand all around. Calumet a Arizona
Is up 10 605s. East Butte, Franklin.
Lake and Hancock are also n 20 s.
higher than yesterdays close. The
Copper Producers report which came
out late yesterday. showing a decrease
III production Of over 23, 600. 900 pounds
has had a very strengthenIng effect.
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woodmen Fight Rate Increase.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. "a commit
tee representing $4,000 members CT
the Modern Woedmen OF America me;
in Kansas City, Kasr last night and
decided TO issue call for delegates
from Kansas TO meet there the last
week In February to form a separate
organization and TO arrange for the
fling of an application for charter
from the state of Kansas. conyen.
ton will be held June ]. The object
Is 10 maintain the old insurance rates,
n higher schedule being arranged at
the national convention In Chicago.
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The diamond Match Co. show

The diamond Match Co. shows
eroas earnings of $2,406,4 44, for 1911,
the largest total reported since 1907
For 1910 earnings amounted TO 81
22f ties. Charges for repairs, renewals
brought last years income down TO
's2.03t.O13. which Is equivalent TO 1855
per cent on the capital stock The
surpIus was reduced in accordance
With the policy OF the company by
the deduction OF $l,000.000 from the
itau o. natents and trademarks. leay.
ing the TOTAL surplus at the close of
the year. $500 0s@.
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FIRM TONE SETS IN AFTER
EARLY MORNING DULLAtSS
stocks Make Substantial Gains
in Noon Hour, Following
Irregular Session
\. X. srock mARKEr-clo.e.

Am Agri. sh., So Am. Beet SugsI
$50: Anal. Cop. %; Am 9, a r. OIL
DO pfd.n Il5ls Am; Cot. OIL. ~; AN Am
Loeo.: 81; do Pfd, Iot; Am. smsl',, , ,S
Ana cor asa Atch., 104$s. b. a. o.
lssA p: r. Tr. u III ma Can s.: Ps Sh ss' g.
1sn. chin Con. rs; C.. NJ. q St T.,
iolk; ch. q Northw't'n, li2; Cons Sns
Gas, issh: Corn Prod; loki DIS kS &c.
Cor. 7sh; Erie, S0%; do LIST pid. ooS
DO. and pfd. 4ON; Gen. EleG., 49, o. ga ca
Nor pfd. l2sH; Int Met. III 90 psd,
n. i52H; NJ. st. p. a 81; M.
1sa: No Pac., 3s&; Nat. Lead. %
"a ssx 7 N csnt Z W. los; Nor. Pac,, III;
Penn, iss: Peo Gas. 1853; Ray Cons rs
a9H Rock Isl. as%; do pfd 40; Sou.
Psc, losR Sou; Ry i;r, asa Pa GO Pa Pa:
1s az Steel soh; do pfd. 1914.
Bonds, 1924; vir:-car. ch;. S4h ot "a
Cop. b5%; wabash pfd, iss w o.
Tel, slA. West. Ms, 7o%; o. NJ "
AZ: do pfd. 1bh.
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JosIxn Returns to pesk.

Referee In Bankruptcy Lee f.
Jnslyn returned TO his desk, Friday,
from a three weeks trip to Florida.
Mr.. Joslyn stopped In Newark n. j..
and Washington, on his way back.
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NEW Ynnk MONEY.

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.--Money on call,
81. per cent Time money. 3L per
cent for six month"; Bar silver: Lon
don % l1-16 pence; do. New York.
6oisc Demand sterling, $is716G
4sT2O
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tNo. p u3.sb; No. 3, sis5b; rejected,
si:56 Alsike: Prime. Cash. 1850
March, 1885 Timothys- Cash, u
March. $7.02L. Butter, eggs and hay
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NEW YORK, Feb. s.--The stock
market opened steady today with
prizes showing only slight changes.
IL a. m.-Trading was dull and
price changes narrow In the first
hour.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds Irregular.
Noon-The tone was strong at mid.
day. stocks making substantial gains.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, Feb. 9.-Close: The bears
had the Argentine railroad strike all
settled on Thursday, and wheat was to
come freely from that country, but
Liverpool was higher on Friday morn
ing. and the bears were less certain
about the end OF the labor troubles:
Heavy receipts at Minneapolis helped
TO weaken prices on Thursday.
Bulls are confronted by two very
discouraging features In the wheat
One Is the continuation OF active sell
ing OF spring wheat by northwestern
far mers, and the other the lack of de-
mand for Chicago stocks of winter
I wheat On Friday. Minneapolis had
more than double the cars OF year
ago. and this after repeated announce
ments for a month back that the move
tnent was on the point of dropping 10
almost nothing. ST. Louis had almost
as large receipts as year ago, and
the movement at Winnipeg was very
heavy
Fridays market got strength from
South America where prices at Buenos
Ayres were 1 I'D higher. Exports from
India were small. and from Australia
moderate. The expected rush OF Ar
gentine wheat appears to have been
postponed again, and the result Is an
advance in European markets.-Mln-
ter wheat crop news Is not favorable.
and IL Is feared warm weather Will dis
close much winter killing all over the
belt Fn
MiIlers reports dull demand for
W
and gained l5c which was lost later,
making the close the same as that of
Thursday.
Germ advanced &c. and alsike. Glow
Wheat quotations-Cash No. red,
egI.c; May opened without change at
500. advanced to tl.O4E, and de-
cIined TO s1.04 July opened at CSC.
touched gshe. and declined TO 9sc; No.
II white, 97hc.
( Coarse grain quotations.: Corn: Cash
No 3, &C; No. 4, ] car at SO &c; No }
white, 2 cars at soc; No. yellow. 2
I cars at CSC; No. yellow cars at
/ 0sts--stsndard. cars at 5sHc; No.
Rye@cash No ,. s7c; No, 3. car
! at 94c.
Beans-Immediate, prompt and Feb
ruary shipment s23s BID; March. s2.42
| bid May, $3.50 asked.
! Cloverseed-Prime spot. so bags at
! ST.. March, $14; sample. ~ bags at
Sc 25. IL at si25o. S at $40: prime al
sike. 1880; sample alsike. IL bags at
Timothy sed--Prime spot. 40 bags at
Bsrley-Best samples. s25OSySS per
Buckwheat-Good milling grain.
s17S per cwt.
/ Friday were 500 bbls OF -four, car OF
wheat. % OF corn. 8 OF oats, and ! or
J rye Withdrawals were 400 bills OF
flour 1000 bu OF wheat. and 1900 bu
/ OF oats Stocks are J1bsq54 hu of
Z " Ileats-1SSs s+2-bu-e f@eoFR,-4Si,T0o- bu
of~oats. and 2s7s0 bu OF rye.
Receipts OF wheat Friday: Mime
apo1is. 240 cars. against 1o3 cars n
year ago: Duluth II cars. against 81.
Winnipeg, 21s cars. against IS; st.
Louis, ~ 900 bu, against $4,000 bu,
! KANSAS city, as cars. against ~.
India exported $4,000 bu Of wheat
this week and Australia 1.354,00 bu
Primary wheat receipts We're 50S,00o
bu against 353 900 bu a year ago.
Exports OF wheat and Hour Friday,
$500 bu.
r Liverpool wheat closed Is n ssd. and
corn I'D higher.
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ADVICE TO INVESTORS
81 Ein0ncs

TO 4.
.
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NEW YORK PRODICE MARKET.


NEW YORK, Feb. 9.--FlouT: Dull
and unchanged: Pork: Strong; mess,
Sl725Gl775 Lard. Dull; middle west
spot. l0Ie.20. sugar Raw. firmer.
centrifugal. 90 test, s4.4sM455: mus
covado, SO test. s3.9S@4,05: refined.
quiet: cut loaf. $3.50. crushed, $500:
powdered. $3.50. graduated. s5y.5O4
5.55. Coftee: Rio No, Z. on spot. 14A c.
Tallow Quiet: city. &C. country. SIS
6ibc. Hay: Dull; No. 3, $1,000 liz - !:
clover. S1nl.2O. Dressed poultry:
Quiet: turkeys, l2q2lc: chickens. IL u
Il 2lc; fowls. l3d Ice, ducks. 12WG2c.
Five poultry. kirmeE: geese, Tea 13c;
ducks. $50 Ice fowls, 1874 q 10 y c;
turkeys, I5I Ice: roosters, Sisc; spring
chickens l2ls N I3c Cheese; Quiet and
Arm: state milk, common to specials,
4Isal7isc: skins. common 10 spe-
Gals, Iis a. liisc.
cry. extra. 80 &c. state dairy, tubs, 20
IA sec: imitation creamery. firsts. % O.
z TsC- Eggs. ffrn, TeCCfpts tFoot!
nearby white, fancy. 40c nearby mixed
fancy, 3la33c; fresh frsts. 80 soc.
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TOLEDO.

TOLEDO o., Feb 9-wheat Cash
sL0cA May. sL03a July. p9e; sept
g6%c. Corn; Cash, 671ac: May. 70sc'
5aac; May. 55c. July, 5Ohc: sept.
;35sc Rye: Cash. 94c. Cloverseed
Cash. and Feb, tlLi0; March, tlLi5i
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Feb. 9.-Grain opening;
Wheat: May and July up &c. Corn:
Muy and July ny &c Oats: May up
higher.
Noon-wheat: May down &c: July
down nc. Corn: May and July up
4. c. oats: May and July UP sc.
Ciose-Wheat May and July down
Lc Corn: May and July up &c
Oats: May and July, unchanged. Pro-
visions, lower.
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PRODUCE.

ceipts were again light, and the mar
ket was firm. Cheese prices were
higher, and sugars have been ad-
vanced. Perhaps the most interesting
feature OF the market at present is tht
fact that the egg market has at last
struck the toboggan. This does not
mean that eggs are any more plentiful
here than befoFe,-bHt production has
greatly increased in the southwest
and eggs from Kansas and Missouri
are finding their way 10 Chicago and
New York, and with those markets
lower Detroit must needs follow.
AppIes-ssa35o per Dbl; western boz
apples. s275G3.50,
Bananas-Gcod shipping stock. s1.5t
9s25
B-ans-Dried Lima, 7G7hc 10.
California Fruits - Grape Tokays
CeIery-Home- grown. Soq45e pei
doz; California 1915 per crate.
Cnulinower-Tb " S5c bu.
Cubbage--2 " q Sc per ID
: Cheese-Michigan flats, lSH lSc; late
made. 17@17hc; New York hats. l9ci
chedards. 1Stzc; domestic Swiss lsm
22c; block Swiss, 1sGlsc. imported
SWISS 2SW3lc: Limburger. l61a 4lSc
brick cheese. l99 zoe H.
Cranberries-Late Howes. $2.5o pei
bu; 50 so per bbl
r lie 1T ftt6r b-
Dressed Caives-Fancy. 90 loo; com
mon, 69Sc Id.
Dressed Hogs-Light TO medium
7hc: heavy, 646hc 'b-
Figs-imported. ncw. llQ loo per 10
California, 25c 10
Finnan Haddie.-sh 9loc Id.
house. ,I.5oGi.75, lettuce, hothouse
I5c 10; head Itttucey $1.5O doz. onIons
Csc doz; green peppers. $500 per O.
basket crate. Soc per basket; carrots
S5l 9Oc blu; shallots. 754Sec doz.
4 Gr.u. Ernkf-ElOrida. IS 5OI1
Grapcs-Malagas, $6qS Dbl
! Honey-Fancy white. $50 Ice; am
Der, l6Q17c; extracted. i0@llc 10.
following prices for baled hay in car
s2oaai; No. 2 timothy. sis 20: clover
mixed. s1s9ls; rye straw: $3.50 90
markets ranged from s22g25 as t.
quality. 80,
grcen. 1osc: No. 1 cured bulls. ioc; NO
green calf. No. /, Ice per H.; hors,
Rides. No. 1. ss.75: No. 2. s2:75; sheer
skins. as TO wool 25c0$1.bO; NO:
hides. lie of on kip. &c on on car
Iemons-California. f6q6.25; Messi
mas. yO.50q6 box.
Liae.-s1 a l.25 doz.
Nuts-Hlckory nuts. large, VI l2o
shellbarks. IA qsc ID; butternuts' u
Onions-Yellow, $1.75 per blu; span
ish. si75d1sO per crate; Bermudas
$3.50 per crate. .
! Ornnges-California navels, fancy. y
m3.75; choice. s2.50d3 per crate; Flori'
das s3n3.75 per box.
Poultry Springs, No. 1. 12q IL y c ID
No. ,. lOm IOIAc; fowls, 100 lie: No. 2
s0ec: geese, l2G12e ducks. young, u
n l5c: turkeys. 16416c; dressed geese
l4d I5c; ducks. 16117c; chickens. u
Q13c Id.
Pineappies-Florid t4509s crate
Potatoes - Car lots, track, Detroit
are selling at S1@l.05 bu; new Ber'
nIudas, S25003 per bu.
skins-Detroit buyers are bidding al
rat. Soc.
straw berrtes-35f ~ 4ee quart box
sweet Potatoes-Jerseys. kiln dried
81. 10q2.20 per crate.
Neutrality-suspicious.. $3.50 per 6-bas-
ket crate, so u sac per basket
Tailow-No. i. 6hc; No. 2. 6Nc 10
wooi--Aiichigan unwashed wool fol
southern, central and northern sections
y, X and \ blood, l992 zoe; delaine
nnwashed. 16d1Sc; common. rough
aud fine, 1491So ID; Z. o. b. country
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RITTER AND EGGS.

Rutter-Extras. 32c; flrsts, soc 10. {;
dairy. 24c: packing stock. zoe 10.
Eggs-Current receipts. cases In
Guided 32c per doz. Market firm. Re-
ceipts on Friday. Isl cases.
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Ives: $500.
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.

EAST BUFFALO, y. Y, Feb. s.
Cattle; Receipts 80. market dull and
steady: prime steers. sG.75as; butcher
grades, s2d650 Calves; Receipts
500. market active and steady: Gull to
choice. s5.75mlO Sheep and Lambs:
Receipts $4,000. market slow and easy:
choice lambs 1915 a. .s5S Gull 10 fair.
$1,000: yearlings. s5G550; sheep, So
"a s60 Hogs Receipts $500, market
active and steady: workers.. Sc. 40M 6 so;
pigs scoops: mixed, 1856 q 500, heavy,
s650@ $50, roughs, sS.2j n 500 stays,
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nospox coPPEn LETTER.

tt,norteh for The Times by Paine,
&..bbtr a Co, Feb. o: London metal
,tlkst opening. strong; spot saf lis
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LIVESTOCK.
BgFFAEe-epenis
,unnina a Sfeveus' Live stock Report.

EAST BUFFALO, y. y, Feb. -
Cattle: Receipts. 10 cars: market
dull; best Loo to .d asoC,ie' s sSS.IS
steers. s6.f54725, prime 1900 10
i.800-Ib. steers, s640a6-S5;- medium
steers SO. 504s.l0; light butcher steers.
ti5O05; best fat cows. s4.iSH 800 fair
10 good, S4I 400; common tomedtum
81. 80 &c o co; trimmers S2S0@3; best fat
heifsrs. $500 $50; good fai heifers. So
4s.25: fair 10 good, -. 20 " f.I5. stock
lteifers SsG1s25; best feeders $I5OG
as common feeders S3.5OW4; stock
ers. ali grades. s3.5OQ4; export bulls.
SE5OH6. butchers bulls. SbU5.50;
bolognas. $l25 AIS; stock bulls. So rs
.Qls5: mixers and springers, SIS u So.
Hogs: Receipts, 80 ears; mraket.
strong; heavy, $3.50; yorkers. s6.509
go: pigs s61OG63o
sheep: Receipts. so cars: market.
s5.25T5.50: wethers. si40 q $50, ewes.
s37am4
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO Feb. 9,-Butter: Extras
drsts. 2sc:. Eggs: Prime firsts, 2S1
ssc: nrsts 2sd &c Cheese: Skins.
49, aI6ac; young Americas, ia a.
.l7lsc Potatoes: s5cnN. Live poul-
ioc: geese, fff t+1zei- turkeys, i44 iSes
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ID. p W. BULLETIN

The common council has au-
thorized the .. W. 70 offer
a standing reward Of $40 for
evidence resulting In the con.
viction Of any teannster found
guilty Of dumping dirt TN alleys.
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UNION STOCK YARDS.

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Feb. s.-Hogs: Receipts, $4,000 head:
market. strong: mixed and butchers.
$5.95m6S5 good heavy, s696.S5; rough
heavy, $g0610: light. $500 SIS. pigs.
$440Q6. Cattle: Receipts. 1900 head /,
market. duh and weak; beeves, $3.50 ~
S65 cows and helfers. $2.10@6.6O;
stockers and feeders, $3.50 $40; Tex
ans, S465m5S5; calves, $5.75HS.35.
sheep: Receipts. 5000 head: market.
weak; native. $S.15n 466. western.
s340H4.60; lambs. S4.25G $50; western,
81. 5OG6.51
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Job Prfnttng non. RiEhS. Times
PRINTING Co.. Is John R-st
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JoBBING PRICES.

JObbIN1 f1NEs.
Tanned tsovds--APples, Kais,-$2S0
baked beans, lib. so q soc; Lima beans.
Sl0I25. Corn: Fancy Maine. Sl.l0:
standard: soc Table 6ests 81; 20 2 40.
Sockeye, tail. s2.35; FIAT. S2t0; Alaska
reds, s21o Alaska pinks, sl.2o. Toma-
toes, 81 404 SO; succotash, Si@l. %
June. ,l25; sifted early June. ,l.46 per
Cones = Packet coffee. loo-lp. case.
sls.70@22.50 delivered.
Feed--Jobbing prices In 100-lb. sacks:
Bran. s2s: coarse mIddhngs. S2s; fine
tmiddlings. S32; coarse corn meal and
cracked corn. $50: corn and cat chop.
FIour-Jobbing prices: Best Michi-
gan patent, Sl.s5i second patent, $3.50;
straight, St25; pure rye, $500, spring
Oii = Raw iinseed. tic; boiled lin
I seed 7be; Diamond headlight Kero-
sene. &c; perfection. SIC. h;ocene
l3c Crown gasoline, 13c per gal.
turpentine, in bbl lots. 53c pes gal
TrovI-Ion--Mess pork. $3.50. fam
ffy. S11.6Qu1gs medium. clear, ffs hs
1850; smoked hams, i3QI3hc; dry
sailed briskets, pa a lOhc; bacou, IL "
iSc; lard, In uerees' s%c' Kettle reni
r corrected daily by ". m. Edgar q
SON Crystal dominoes. lbs, sS.9c, DC
g lbs, ts.40; Eagle tablets. t7.s5; cut
loaf. $685.. cubes $6.s0: XXxX pow
Idered, $3.50; standard powdered. S6.2j
GRADUATED. extra coarse. $685. ine IN
bulk. So So; 25-lb. cottons. 81 20; dia'
mond A. s5.9s: confectionors' y. $3.50
/ No. l. s5.S5; No. ., $3.50: No. .. 81. SO
1 No. 4. SEE; No. . $3.50: No. 6, s. CO
No. z. $3.50; No. >, 5000; No. 2, y5.5u
20 10, ;545: No. IL, $3.50; No. l.. s5.35
7 No. IS. $3.50; 10. II. $3.50; No. 10. $3.50
household powdered, -5-lb. cartons. Ia
20 case $3.50: DO lib. cartons. IS q
case. 50 per 100 lbs.
Job PrfntinE non. Right. Times
A Printing Co.. Is John R.st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-09
CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND. -. Feb. e.--Hogs: Re-
cetpts q e75e7 -tvsftis - -s-sAada-ln
heavies and mediums. $40; workers.,
s6.45: pigs. s6.I0. Cattle; Receipts .
cars. steady. Sheep and Lambs Re-
celpts 10 cars, 1915 top, Calves. Re-
ceipts 100, $3.50 top.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-09

|HE project still far from compile
ton and hardly for the seng or
OF franchises and rght-ofway prom
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-09

heasehoId powdered, 5-Ib. cartons. is
20 case. $3.50: DO -lh. cartons. IS 10
case. 50 per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-09

sweet Potatoes-Jerseys. kiln dried.
s2.1042.20 per crate.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50 per 6-bas-
ket crate so u sac per basket
I TaiIow-No. 1, 6Hc; No. 2. 6kc ID.
southern, central and northern sections.
81 x and = blood, 10 ~ zoe; delaine,
nnwashed, 16d1Sc; common. rough
and fine, 1491so Id; T. o. b. country
points
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-28
NEWS LEADERS, ATTACK
ON AN1I-;AlO0N LEAGUE

CONTINUED from First page.)
case that the Anti-Saloon League had
used method in securing an ex-
preston Of the voters of his district.
which did not commend itself to his
persona, taste. His obligation to rep
resent his people Is the primal fact.
This is statement of the facts In
connection with this matter, and thus
another frantic effort of the Bryan
afternoon organ. the wet" News
Leader. to excite prejudice against
the league workers Ii shown to be
without foundation. There was no
trick" there was no ''pious fraud"
perpetrated by the, league as this
afternoon Bryan organ declares.
These statements are AS false as Is
the other statement of this Bryan
organ that those who stand for the
enabling act are "a combination Of
th.. puritan. the weakiing and the
backlog" What value can be given
by decent citizens to newspaper
which fathers such contemplate ut
terauces az those contained In the
editorial of the Bryan organ of Feb
ruary a6th.