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The Detroit times., 1912-12-02

bran. y2s; coarse middlings. sac: nne
mlddltngs t29; coarse corn meal AZ
cracked corn. sac; corn and cat ehop'
y92 per ton. 80,
gan patent, $3.50: straight. $40: clear.
SlSO; pure rye, $3.50, spring patent.
500 per Dbl. In wood.
Hardware-NailI 81 case; plain an, "a,
nssed wire 81 yer e ~ q s ssr .pooii
galvanized sheets. 20 gage. $3.50. ~
gage. $3.50 81 gags. sass; rs gag. fssi..
bit axes, bronxed. $3.50 per doE; pol,
s9 gage, S255: 20 gage. S2.6o: q gage
i2.65. rs gage. t2.I0 per ewt, eArrlas
bolts small 10 per cent on; large, 90
per cent on list machine bolts small
T692h per cent on large. eSgz's
ons@Rsw iinsesd. sic; boiled, lin
seed. SIC: Diamond headlight kero-
sene. I01c; perfection. lie; Eoeene.
Use; Crown gasoline, o, !se .sc per xal EAA
Provisioas--Mess pork. SIS; family
S23424c; clear backs, S22Q 24c; hams
lsh Ql7hc; briskets, IL gl2 sc
shoulders, l4he; picnic hams. lac; ea-
kettle rendered. lSke 10.
suKars-Corrected daily by w. IL
Edgar a Sons; Crystal domi noes, z-lo
ss45; do 5-lh,. s7.s5; Eagle tablets
xxx powdered. $50: standard pow
dered. S5.e5: graduated. extra coarse
t6.S5: granulated. nne. in bulk. $3.50
graduated. 25-lb. eottons. $3.50: crys'
tai domino gran 2-lb. and 5-lb. car
tons. in cases. s5.56: crystal domino
gran. HF cases. ,5.s6: diamond A
IS IS: confectionery A, $500: No.
1913; No. s. $40; No. g.. 1906; No.
So No. s. s4.s5; No 3, s4so, No 10
s4s5; No. IL. $3.50; No. H. ,4.7S 30
is. s470: No. IA, s4.7o; No. Is. $40
non -caking mixture, ,635; best grant
lated, 1910 household powdered Is
IS TO case $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-02
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Dec. 2-Close: The early
feeling IN wheat was weak and prices
declined owing 10 lower prices in Liv-
erpool Last weeks strength because
OF bad crop news from the winter
wheat fields OF the southwest received
no consideration.
War has again been eliminated from
the wheat equation and supply and
demand conditions receive consider
alton. The leading point In Mondays
market was the lower Liverpool price.
caused by ca oles from Argentina tell
ing OF fields OF hrst-ciass harvest
promise and stating that recent crop
damage news was overdrawn Heavy
American exports also assisted in de-
pressing the foreign market. Plate
and Australian offers were not liberal.
The drop in Liverpool and change IN
Argentine outlook brought lot OF
sellers into the market. Commission
houses bought moderately on resting
orders. but there was no organized
the old bearish features were as much
as ever in evidence While there was
much rain on the map, the northwest
had pretty good weather and the move
ment Of wheat was not checked. Re-
ceipts Increased heavily and cash de-
mand was not active. With the war
out OF the question bears feel confident
that lower prices Will rule.
July wheat was strong and nc high
er at the close, while the other deals
were OF y a. &C. Trading was quiet.
The coarse grains were quiet and
unchanged.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. 2 red,
s105h Dec. opened NC lower at $685.
and declined 10 st.O5h May opened at
sl.10I and declined to S1.10L July
opened at 92Ac, declined 20 s2c and
closed at CSC: No ] white. s1.04ls.
No ST. q i car I at 4 HGC' no. : yeliow. ! car
at soc; No. 8 white. l car AZ sic: No.
yellow, cars at 4S1Ac; sample. car
at 47c Qats-Standard. cars at S6c;
No. white. ] car at S5c; No. white
asked Rye--Cash No 2. 2 cars at 61o'
Beans - Immediate shipment. $3.50;
prompt shipment, f2.21 Dec, t2.2 !:
January s215 Cloverseed-Prime spot
t11, sample ls cars 80 $40. as at 1925
90 at IS prime alsike, Il3. sample al
sike, Is bags AT SIPS.
Liverpool wheat closed son and
corn a n I'D lower.
Worlds wheat exports last week
were 1920. 600 bu
Harvest is In progress In Argentina.
Receipts OF wheat Monday: Omaha, 81
cars, against &c cars year ago Kan
sas City, l8l cars, against 80: st. Louis
f57. 900 bu, against $4,000 bu: Chicago,
139 cars. against 20: Minneapolis, SOS
cars. against SO: Duluth, liz cars.
against Al Winnipeg. i.4ss cars.
agains, I42
Receipts in the Detroit market Mon
day included 1910 bills OF four. ! car OF
wheat. 90 OF corn, IS OF oats and OF
rye Withdrawals were 400 bills OF
-four, 1900 bu OF corn and 1000 bu OF
rye Stocks are 41s702 bu OF wheat
131051 bu OF corn. 75,495 bu OF oats
and 1891 bu OF rye.
Wheat on passage decreased 1928, 900
bu last week.
PrtNary wheat receipts were 2.131, 900
Blu. against 1y459.00O bu a year ago.
CHICAGO GRAJN-openIng.
CHICAGO, Dec Wheat: Deem
Der and May down &c. Corn: Decem-
Ger down &C. May unchanged Oats:
December down hci May down &c
Provisions weak.
Noon-Wheat: December unchanged:
May down nc Corn. December UP
&c; May down NC. oats December up
NC: May up NC
The Detroit times., 1912-12-02
PHELAN GRANTS STAY
CHANGE OF VENUE CASE

for delay" said the Judge, but feel
that you are in earnest in your re-
quest, so | will grant reasonable
period OF time for you to proceed to
the supreme court. The order Is not
yet signed, as wished to hear from
the attorneys for the defense before
signing the order"
Attorney Scallen explained to the
Judge that the first intimation he had
received that the order was made,
was from The Times, and said that
ne had been unable TO appear In court
70 make his motion before Monday
morning.
He stated that as far as his clients
are concerned, steps will be imme-
diately taken 20 prove that Macomp
county would be as well posted on the
aldermanic- cases az Wayne county.
and that affidavits and statements
would be taken In Macomb county at
ouoe.
II have heard OF no conference OF
attorneys; I have been invited TO
none; | have not talked with any
other attorneys interested In the
case said Attorney Ormond F. Hunt
at noon, Monday Il have been so
busy. that have not consulted my
client on our future proceedings.
% not know what NE shall do"
The Detroit times., 1912-12-02
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.

\ DctrOu.
! DETROIT, Dec 2-Up: Corrigan.
1885 a m Saturday; ShauGhnessy. IL;
IL. NJ. Hanna, $40 p. m: j. w. Moore,
$50, Prentice, Halstead, 666; Saxona
s; Robbins. s:2e; b. Lyman smith. s:23
IN. II. Hanna, $50; Oil. 1910; p. Reiss
1880: Price. 1i.40: b. F. Berry. 1890
sunday morning, odanah. l2:45; Hem
lock, ITO. Canisteo, l:20; Schoonmak-
err 2; Wyandotte. 3:l5; Wade, 4; Craw.
ford, 4;15, quincy A. Shaw. 7;20: Son
cennfs- W ftte,- BransfeFd- s. ?a,-L--C
Hanna, 1855; Utica, 1920; L. b. Miller
1880; LaBelle. 1l:05; Minnetanka
1l:l0i Maryland. 1920; Jenkins 1850
Keefe. 1890 y. m; Hazard, Uranus. l
w d: Rees, 1880; Baker. 2; l.. Scott
Delaware. 4:l0; MauchE Chunk. sac
Rend, $50: Agnew, $40. Linden, Nj
10, r. G. Hutchinson, Helvetia. 6;45
n. B, Hawgood, TAB; olcott 400
Duluth. Sarahac. Rensington. 8 p. m.
last night Oliver, Adams. Wilkinson,
l0:so, A. f. Ames. II midnight. Gram
mer. 12i4o a m; Omega, $40: Della
barges. sac, French. Stanton, ogdens-
burg. Chicago, 9: Amazon. 10.
y Down: j. p. Reiss. ! q. m; Hart
well. 1910 p. m; +. W. Gilchrist, Nor
drews. 2:55; w Ames. ans: crerar.
plies. 4:45: S. NJ. Stephenson. 80; An
ME Laura. 5:55; 81. Paul. 7:l0; Moll,
Athens, 1875; Richardson. 1910 Sunday
tee, Peshtigo. $50; w C. Rhodes. 1870:
y. r. Miller, SIS: Allegheny 1918;
Venezuela. IL. Munro. 1906: p. Ainch.
1890 p; m; Wiekwire. Jr:. 1870; Crete,
Holmes, s:45; Leopold, 1850; Plummer.
4; Wilpen. i:l5 Troy 5; Pollock, $40;
Sarhara. 6:45. MahoninR, 1870.
Neptune, 1850 a. m. Monday; Wtscon
sin, 5; Fisher, $40; Castle Rhodes
sault Ste. Marie.
sACLT STE. MARIE. Mich. Dec. a.
Up: Easton. Saturday noon; Harves-
ter. Ontario, y. m: Bangor. 2: Graf
gernld. $3.50; Agassiz, $50: Conemauga.
midnight; Craig. . a. M, Ken
ledy. ESQ; Sierra; Turret Crown. Rose
Mount, 4. Stewart. 5; Renvoyle, Grove.
40; whitney. 6; Turret Court. $40; Z.
nistiquia. Hebbard. 1f:30; Wexford.
1850 D. m; Meacham. Oscoda. 1872:
Albert. $3.50; Spokane, Mclean, 8: Nc
Kinney, Huronic. 5; Kopp. 6; Leonard.
Corrigan, 1890 last night: Peter
seiss, Collingwood. 3 Monday morning:
Price. Lakeland. Berry IL: steinbren-
Ter. 1880
IOWns flbneT. IS.3U -. m. SdtuT-
lay; Fitch. Maitland. q stearn. 3; Pal
'oonge. Imperial. 4: Saunders. 8: Glen
mount, 10; Chill. 1880; Beaneld, 1 a.
n. Bradley (steeD. Sonoma, 1880:
dary Elphicke. Vulcan. Meaford. North
,rn King. 3; Pickands. $50: Davock.
Toilette. s: Pentland Dave Mills. An
ierson, 8; Edmonton Hamiltonlan.
800: Corsica, stafford. g. Charles Hut
:hinson. $50; McIntosh,. Dundee. 1890;
oonnacona, noon Mueller. Snyder. l2:|
North Sea. Waldo. 2. Harmonic. Alfred
4; Curtis. Norris. Marvin. $50:
F'lagg. Thompson. SO
Niagara. BolAnd. $50 last night:
Athabasca, Wickwire, 4; Thomas Bar
um, $3.50; Joshua Rhodes. 8 steel King
Widlar. Ranney. Northern Queen
Worth Wind, s. Jacques. D. o Mills Z:
9palding. Wlssahickon. Rochester $50;
3'Nby. Keewatin. g. Saturn. Juniata.
Frank Peavey. Bickerdike. $50; North
I'm Light, Willie King Colonel, 10. Al
Andrew Epson. noon
The Detroit times., 1912-12-02
OLD MAN SERIOUSLY
INJURED BY CAR

George Lockhardt, 80 years old, &C
cording TO a police report alighted
from northbound Fourteenth car at
Hancock and Fourteenth-aves., Mon
day noon. and stepped in front OF
southbound car. which Knocked him
to the pavement. cutting his head ard
rendering him unconscious. DR.. Bell.
OF No. 500 Arcade-bldg.. attended the
injured man. who was later assisted
TO his home, No. 9S3 Fcurteenth-ave.,
by patrolman. His condition Is said
70 be serious.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-02
WAYNE VOTE ON SUI
FRAGE TO BE RECOUNTED


and when IL comes up, as IL probably
will almost al the first recount ses
sion, IL will undoubtedly be referred
TO the prosecuting attorney. IL is q
question whether the canvassers can
throw out ballots which are not in
itialed. The petition does not ask
that these ballots be not counted.
Voting officials OF the townships
will be notified by telephone 10 bring
in all ballot boxes which contain sui
frage ballots.
IF they fail to bring them in, the
responsibility and expense will rest
on them" said Capt Stewart.
II is thought that the recount will
not take longer than a few days. In
asmuch as the ballots are small and
easy 10 handle.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-02

butcher cows. IS 1904; old cutters. $3.50
q so: trimmers. SSQS 80; best fat
he,fers. sesoq medium butcher
s4.bOQ $40; stock heifers. tg42S: best
feeding steers. t6Q66O: common feed
INK steers. S5G sac light common
stockers. St.2bQ4,50; prime export bulls.
s6W6. 25. best butcher bulls. $3.50 ~
5.is bologna bulls. s4.5Oq5; stock
bulls. Si.5Omb; best mixers and
spr.ngen. SS5@7b; common do. $50,
Hogs: Receipts, lg0 cars; market.
slow heavy. s. 7og $50; workers. s7dS
sheen, Receipts. 90 cars: market.
strong. top l,mbs sl.9OGfS. yearlings,
t5?5@5.75; wethers. s4.e5G4.5o; ewes,
t3.s0G9s0.
calves $50 so.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Dec. 2.-Hogg. Receipts. $4,000 head:
mat ket. slow, mixed and butchers. $3.50
g755 good heavy, $75OQT.75; rough
heavy, S1s6Q7.50; Hight. s. 25n 1.6b.
pigs. S5.e5 q I.e5. Cattle; Receipts. 3d.
900 head. market, steady: beeves. $3.50
stockers and feeders. Si,S5q 5.65: Tex
ans, 3i40u4,l5; calves, $3.50 " 10. so
Sncep: Receipts. $4,000 head, market,
steady; native. $3.75@ts5. western, 81
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. O. Dec a.-Hogs: Re-
ceipts. $500 head. 90 loo lower: pied
iums and mixed. $7.65. workers.. $50.
pigs. $40. Cattle: Receipts. SO cars:
256fS5c higher. sheep and lapfbs Re-
ceipts. 40 cars; S. so top calves: Re-
celpts 500 head: 81 top. =
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND, o.. Deg 2.--Hogs. Re
ceIpts. so cars; mark9K lower; mediums
and workers, $1,000 1855. pigs $3.50.
lambs. $3.50, Cakes, Sil. Cattle, see
The Detroit times., 1912-12-02
BOSTON Copper MARKtr-c,o.

Alaska Gold Mines. iOA Allouez. AZ:
Bos. Corbin, .. Boston Ely, 7-I6;
Butte Balakl Cop. 3h Cal a Ariz,
1sh Cal. Hecla, SEQ; chino. as.
Copper Range. Sc Daily West. 3G
Davis DAILY, ?. East Butte. 8: Franklin.
va diroux, "a Goldneld Cons 2.
CRANKY, ia Greene Cananea 81,
Hancock, % Indiana. II: Isle Royaie
% lsfd Creek Coal com. 81. Ia Rose
. s-le. Lake, y; Mason Valley, ~; Nav
/ mower. leh Michigan, pa Miami CON
4 per % New. Cons. 22A Nipissing
30; North Butte. ASH North Lake al.
O.gibway 3; Old Colony, 81 old Dom
Quincy 50; Ray Cons. 22E Shannan
i4A Shat Ariz.. 81 "a Super a Ros
IN Tamsrack. az; Trinity. 8; Unitat
FRUIT com, is2; Utah Apex. ?: UtAi
o,1Pper VA I. y. smelling. Nh d,
The Detroit times., 1912-12-02
AUTO SPEEDERS MUST
PAY 500 HEREAFTER

Judge Connolly announced, Monday
morning, that hereafter all persons
brought to the recorders court on
charges OF exceeding the speed limit
with automobiles may come prepared
to pay fines OF 500 for each offense.
The interests OF thousands OF care
full, law-abiding Automobiles demand
that such drastic measures be taken
to check the careless speed fiend and
the reckless driver" said Judge Con-
molly.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec 2.-Flour: Dull and
unchanged Pork Quiet; mess tls.2b
0r9 so Lard: Dull; middle west spot.
sli259l135. sugar: Raw. quiet; CEN
trIfugal. 90 test. sA05: muscovado 81
t.st. $3.50 refined steady cut LOAF,
s5.Tc; crushed. $500 powdered. 50;
granulated. S4soG4s5 Coffee: Rio, No.
4. on spot. 14SGl4hc. Tallow: Eas-
Ter: city. ehc; country, 5% u hc, Hay
Firm. prime. S1i5: No. 3, socqS
clover. 6JcG Slo5 Dressed poultry:
Dull; turkeys. l4723c; chickens, IL q
25c: fowls, liz a Ice. ducks. S@ 2le.
Live poultry Firm, geese l3u lac;
duckx 14Ql5c: fowls, 124l31tc; tur-
kcya lSc: roosters, 1Ollc; chickens,
I2iL a1shc Cheese: Quiet and steady;
state milk, common TO specials. IL q lsc;
skins common to specials, so ~ "A Z,
full skins, 446hc
The Detroit times., 1912-12-02
JoBBING PRICES.

Canned Goods-Apples. gals, S361:
baked beans. lib. so 60c: Lima beans,
s1Q1.25. Corn: Fancy Maine. s110:
standard. soc. Table beets $1.2561.4P.
Peas: Fancy, early June $3.50: stand
ard, 81: soaked seq 70c Salmon:
Sockeye. tail. sass; fiat. s240: Alaska,
toes. s14OG150; Marrowfat. s1.15:
carly june. $40: sifted early June.
$40 per dor.
Feed-Jobbing prices In 10o-lb. sacks;
The Detroit times., 1912-12-02
Banks ana Trust Cos.

The following firms are priv
ileged 10 execute orders on the
Detroit Stock Exchange. Bumpus q
Co.; Carlyle & Povah: Matthew
Finn: Lewis G. Gorton: w. A.
Hamlin & Co: Richard Irwin & Co.
w. Z. Moss < Co. II W Noble q
Co.: w r. Reilly & Co: F. Sea-
grave & Co.: II s. Warren & Co.
and George NJ. West n Co.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-02
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFABo-openins.


FAST BUFFALO, ". Y, Dec. 2.--Cat-
tie; Reeeipts goo ears market operrd
Etrong. best 1850 20 I.6OO-lb Steers
tS.5SIs.fO; good TO prime 200 10 400
III steers. 1850; good TO prime
100 to 1.e00-lb. steers, s75Om775.
coarse. plainish. LOO TO 1900 lbs. sra
T.2S: medium butcher steers. 1000 20
$50 10 1000 lbs. tsn6f5. light butcher
steers. S5.b0Hs; best fat COWS $500
tiS. butcher cows. t4.ssG5.26; light
The Detroit times., 1912-12-02
AppIes-Fancy.. S1.75Q225; ordinary.
81 1850 per bbl: box apples. tl750

VIC l'5O per Dbl; box apples. $l.1oC
25O
Bsnnnn.--Good shipping stock. $50
I 2 Is bunch
Bean.-Dried Lima, 7Q7Ac 10.
CsGIinOwer-{2. 20 Q2.5o doz
CCIery-llOme- grown. IS n soc doE
CRbbage-Sl a 20 DBL.
Cheese-Wnolesal prices; Michigan
fats. l6i1 ~ l7c; New York fats. 49, = q
lac; limDurCer ~ y dISiRc; domestic
Swiss, FL u ace; imported Swiss. 2SV
CSC
Chestnuts-Italan. sQ10c ID.
Cranberries - Late blacks. $500
Dbl s2.75 bu; late Howes ss.5oQs75
Date.-Persian, new. s0shc per ID.
Dressed Cniv-.-Fancy l2gl3c: com
mon, Sq9c Id.
Dressed Hogs-Fancy. sa9c; 100 to
$50 lbs, 9ia gl0c Id.
Figs - Imported. new. ll4l5c Id.
California, use 10.
Finan Haddies-9 loo Id.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumbers. hot
house. sdl0c ID: spinach. Use bu;
green onions, loo doz beets 50 a 40c
bu; turnips. 50G soc bu; rutabagas, 40c
bu; parsnips,' 15c blu, dollhouse toma-
toes, 20925c h.: California tomatoes.
S17542 per 4-basket crate; hothous.
asparagus. $3.50 doz.
Grape Eruit--Elorida. S3-25 a box.
Grapes - Catawbas, 12hc per Alb.
basket.
Honey-Fancy white, Isal7c: am
Der l2412i4 H.; extracted, Sis 19e 20
HRy-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay in car
lots, T. o. b. Detroit: No. / timothy.
f16.50Ql7; No. 2 timothy. S159l5.50;
No. ! mixed, s13ql3.50 clover light
mixed SIS 1880; rye straw. 500
1850: wheat and oat straw. $3.50 q 3
ton.
Hides-No. cured hides I4hc No.
4 green hides. l2c; No. / cured bulls.
l1hc. No. l green bulls. loo; No.
cured veal kip. l5c: No. ! green veal
kip, 14ci No. ] cured murrain, lac: No.
green murrain. loo; No. / cured calf.
lsc: No. l green calf, lSc: No. i horse
hides, 1918; No horse hides. 32.75.
Sheepskins. as to amount OF wool soc
QSl; No. 2 hides. lc of; kip and calf.
y of.
Lemons-S575a box
Line-Sl q rs doz.
Onion-Yellow. car lots 40 ~ soc
store lots. so 65c bu: new Spanish.
Sl.25 per crate.
Pouitry-Springs. 1ah DISC; hens, IL
& l2c; roosters. S49c; ducks. 10 q 16c
turkeys. lSa zoe 10. Dressed poultry
Hens. l2Ql3c: springs. lS914c:
ducks, $50 zoe; geese. I591sc: turkeys.
81 u 22c ID.
PipeappIes-s450a5 crate.
PotatOes-Michigan. 55460c per bu;
Sweet POtatOes-Jersey, kiln dried.
$3.50 per crate
TaIlOw-No ], &c. No. 2. &C ID.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-02
BUTTER AND EGGS

Butter-Board prices are: Creamery.
extras. 25c; frsts, SIC; dairy. AGO; pack
ing stock. ale per Id.
Eggs Current receipts. candled.
cases included, soc dor. Receipts. 4es
cases.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-02
ADVICE TO INVESTORS

1Ms o"
10
Dc attached ~ 90
The Detroit times., 1912-12-02

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-The stock
market opened strong and active
IL a. m.-The market quoted dur
ing the first hour, but the tone con-
tinued strong. Money opened at IL
per cent
Noon-The market came almost to
standstill in the late forenoon, and
prices shaded. Money was 10 per
cent.
p. m.-On announcement OF the
supreme court decision in the Harri-
man merger suit, Union Pacific sold
down from t711z 10 100 in few min
utes, and Southern Pacific declined
from HOS. TO 1Osa.. but at 2 o'clock.
,UDnion Pacific had rallied to III 3-S,
and Southern Pacific was quoted al
11Oh. Southern Pacific four per cent
bonds, opening at SO, closed al 80. Al
1899.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-02
Recovery Is Quick, However, and
Prices Jump Back Where
They We're
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
BONDS UP AT CLOSE
Market Opens Strong and Ac.
tive, But Becomes Inactive
in Early Hours
\. \. sroCk MARkET-clo.e.

Am sugar 5el1. Anal Cop 81. Am
Can 3ss. Am c a. + $50. do pf 10.
Am Cot OH So. Am Loo 4s.. do pf
1915, Am smelt 7sLs Am T q t az "a,
Am lob 200. Am Wool s2l.. do pr -,
Anaconda as. Atch l07. Bait . lo6h,
Beth steel 40. T s2k, Can Pae
X-2is 1858, Cen Leath 2s7s. Ches a o
S2n, Chino Cop 46%. Chi & W I'M,
c. N q st Paul ll5. chi q invest XII =
1874. Col f a. g. Con Gas 142 "a
Corn Prod lsiI, d & K G 217.,, Dis Sec
Cor 25t. Erie s4s. do LIST pr 81 :, Gen
Flee 1s5. CT Nor pr lS7 \, CT ore CT
As .. Ills Cent 49,! Int Met 1914 do pr
s4&. Int Harry com 40. Leh Val Ia.
Louis h Nash 1867. VI. q 2sr.
VI. ST & St Ste " X l42. Mo Pacific
an, N Y Cent HAS y y, o w "a.
Norf & W il+S, North Pac 124%, Penn
II r 1913. Peo G & c il5A. Ray Cons
2fk. Read l7lI.. Rep & Steel Is do
pr 30. Rock Island 25r. do pr an.
South Pac 1-l1s lo9A. South Ry 90.
do pr slh. Tenn Cop nis. Union Pac
x-21 l7oh. 2 s Rub com Sc Z ;
las, iVr-Car Chem +s%, Utah Copper
s3A. West Tn Tel 1874. West Mfg So
The Detroit times., 1912-12-02
CLEVELAND.
PRODUCE

ComJnission men reported no price
changes this morning although there
WIZ a belief on the street that Elgin
you'd move up another cent or two
this week Eggs arc firm and steady.
Poultry is In excellent shape. The
market had "A lot OF stun 10 absorb last
week. but cleaned up on Saturday at
fun prices, and dressers are still a
long way short OF thei rcapacity. Po-
tatoes are steady and quiet and the
market for fresh fruits and vegetables
Is. only moderately active
The Detroit times., 1912-12-02
NEW YORK COTTON
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

reported by Hayden. stone Co.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-02
CHICAGO GRAIN-OpenInr.

CHICAGO, Dec Wheat: Deem
Der and May down &c Corn: Decem-
Der down Asc. May unchanged. Oats:
December down hci May down &c
Provisions weak.
Noon-wheat: December unchanged:
May down nc Corn: December UP
y &c: May down NC. oats: December up
Nc: May up hc.
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Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-10-19
A CHALLENGE.

The editor Of this paper
challenges any Negro Taft
tie office holders PREFER
ed, meant for Johnson,
Tyler, Napier ct al; the
audience to act the part
Of a jury, decide which has
the better Of the contest,
And, be it understood that
the defeated party is to
pay rent Of hall or church
and all incidental expens-
es thereupon.
Subject: Resolved, That,
Theodore Roosevelt is q
better man for the Amer
lean Negro to sup
port in the pending cou-
test for Chief Executive
than William Howard Taft,
or any Of the other candi~
dates.
j. Z. Clifford, President o..
The National independent 70.
litical League.
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