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The daily Alaskan., 1913-11-11
HAIR TELLS CHARACTER.
Color of Hair Said to Indicate a Per
 sons Temperament.


 sons Temperament.
 Many people believe that blonde, or light hair denotes affection and dark hair constancy. A person without hair is not devoid of character; far from it. The disposition of the average bald headed man is to show such sOlicitude for the welfare of others, that he neg lects himself. A germ causes badness. Prof. Sabouraud, of Paris, France, in nocculated a rabbit with DandruH germs, causing 1t to become totally bald in five weeks time. To rid the scalp of these dangerous germs it is necessary to apply NewbrOs Herpicide.
 Destroy the cause-you remove the effect"
 Sold by leading druggists. Send 100 ir stamps for sample to The Herplclde Go. Detroit, Mich.
 At All Drug Stores.
 One dollar bottles guaranteed.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-11-11

Congressman Hobson's militancy seems not to have been an insuper- able obstacle to his admission into the w. c. T. U.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-11-11

At least Ms. Pankhurst's com ing has afforded new light upon the real nature of moral turpitude
The daily Alaskan., 1913-11-11
EDITORIAL PAGE

It isn't the income tax that is bothering most people, but the out so tax.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27

its data MAS wrong, and that Re
owns the license for his place He
Will probably get another
The committee also cleaned ~
some hoid.over business. II denieu
the petition or one Zlelinski for a
transfer 10 No. 3eS Holbrook-aye., in
restricted district. though Ala.
Schemansky pleaded for the saloon
keeper Anthony Nelson, represent
Ing the Northeastern Business Mems
association, headed the committee OIL
protest. The Rev. Louis +. Rayneia,
pastor OF the kercheval-ave. Method
LIST Episcopal church. protested
against transfer To Jeremiah Weif
from No. 27S9 TO No. e9i2 JEFFERSON
ave. representative OF the HUDSON
Motor Car Co. also protested. Capt.
Hogan, OF Mcclellan station, said that
Weir had made the police no trouble
The matter was laid over
The American Still Alarm tried to
have the transfer OF William j. Cal
lands license from No. s9l AleXan-
drne-aye. east TO No. 10 Waynest'.
refused, but without avail. The com
pany's representative said that the
Still Alarm employs several women
who would be annoyed by the open
, ing Of the saloon in the 50 me building
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
HUSBANDS LOVE FOR
MOTHER NETTLES WIFE

An echo Of John Runyans divorce
case came in police court Thursday.
when John was arraigned for assault
ing his present wife, Clara, who now
lives at No. 5a4 Illinois-st., while
John lives at No. 420 Second-aye.
Clara left last Friday. As she de-
parted, she hurled q shoe at John.
the story goes.
Johns mother, comely, young
looking woman, told the story OF
Johns present troubles.
His wife accused him Of being tee
fond Of me-" she said. She got into
a row with him about that. They had
q fight. She threw q shoe at him and
left"
John IL still $240 behind in his ALI
mony to his first wife and two chill.
dren, his mother says. She says his
determination to pay that caused the
trouble, primarily. between John and
his second wife.
John will appear for trial, March l.
His personal bond was taken for his
appearance at that time.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
EXPENSE AND DEATH
IN SMOKE NUISANCE
Continued from page Onep

cause OF the smoke. For instance, Il
is impracticable 10 put in skyligh
on account OF the SCOT.
THE smoke cuts down the amounJ
OF daylight by 30 per cent. according
10 observations taken In Pittsburgh
and compared with observations IN
the neighboring cities which do not
suffer from the smoke nuisance.
According 10 the figures which
have been gathered by the University
Pittsburgh experts the deatA-rate
from tuberculosis is not affected by
smoke, but the death rate from pneu'
monia and other lung diseases FOL
lows the smoke figures very closely.
The remedy for the smoke
nuisance is chiefly in the hands OF the
man behind the shovel. declared
Prof. Benner. 1T is possible 10 save
from Is TO 20 per cent OF the fuel by
scientific firing.
City regulation OF the smoke
nuisance should be strictly upon
reasonable and scientific lines; such
an ordinance should be drawn up by
experts who have practical knowledge
OF what reasonable regulations are.
and then IL should be strictly ell
forced.
The chief smoke inspector should
be man with both technical and
practical training, and he should be
able TO go into power plant and in
struct the workmen on the proper
methods Of reducing the amount OF
smoke and his assistants should also
be trained to suggest methods OF pre-
venting smoke.
Prof Brcnner's talk was illustrated
with about SO stereopticon slides,
showing the results of the investiga-
ton OF the effects Of smoke which
has been carried on by the Universitf
OF Pittsburgh. One Of his exhibits
was a, large bottle nearly full OF SCOT
particles which had been taken from
the lungs of peddler in Pittsburgh.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
DETROIT CREAMERY
is UP FRACTION

FAese-was- little action on the De-
troit stock exchange, Thursday, De-
troit Creamery worked up quarter
more to 20 bid. with offerings stand
ing at "a, and there is an increasing
demand for the stock. White Star
Line was easier at 50l1 asked. Gen.
eral Motors preferred was up q half
to rs I'd. though the market was
quiet Iron Silver Mining dropped OF
eve cents to $1.95 asked. but support
appeared at $1.70. Cities Service
common was a half point higher TO
1921 bid, and offerings were raised
TO 137h. Tho preferred WAS strong
er. TOO, bids advancing two points 10
81 "a with stock 1t IS IA.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, Feb. 27--Close; A short
time ago a Canadian stat!sttciau re-
duced the crop of that country 10000
900 blu. On Wednesday the crop OF Ar
gentina was reduced 1900, 900 bu. re-
sulting in a strong wheat market.
The wheat bulls were disappointed at
the opening on TUESDAY y the failure
or Liverpool 10 reflect the American
strength OF the day before. The Eng
lish market was easy. The failure OF
Liverpool 10 advance was credited TO
better crop news from India and esti-
mates OF liberal exports from Argen-
tina. Offerings were promptly alb
sorbed and the tendency TO decline was
checked for time. but the close was
easy.
An easy feeling prevailed in the mar
ket owing TO the liberal supply OF
moisture over the entire winter wheat
belt putting All end To the dry
weather crop scare that the bulls were
industriously working up. The better
prospect here had It's effect In weak
entng the Liverpool market but this
effects only the new crop futures. Cash
wheat Is believed TO occupy q firm com
mercial position. II is wanted in Eu-
rope and better milling demand at
home Is developing. Farmers are not
so liberal In selling as earlier In the
season and primary receipts are ex-
Much will depend on the showing
made IN the next government report as
TO the quantity held by farmers and
many bears are holding or, fearing
that supplies may be shown 10 be very
small.
The wheat market was duh all
Thursday. The close was 4 C lower for
July and unchanged for the other
deals
Corn ard oats advanced &c. beans
lost &c and cloverseed gained i0c.
Wheat quotations-Cash No. red
$i.0pt May opened without change
at Sill. declined TO si.10H, advanced to
I.ll. declined 10 3ll0A. and cloaed
at Sill; July opened at ss%c, and de-
clined to sshc; September opened a,
tsstEc, No. white, 3i-4s ,aa-
Coarse grain quotations: Corn--Cash
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
BOTTOM COPPER SHARE SALES.

Copper share sales reported for The
Times by Hayden, stone & Co. Feb. q
Adventure so: Allouez. 100 Amalga
mated. 1883: Amer. Zine. 20; Arizona
Commercial. 10: Bonanza. 400; Butte q
Superior. 1899: Calumet Arizona, 500;
Calumet & Hecla. l.. Centennial, 10
Chino, $50: Copper Range, lI5; DAILY
West. so; East Butte. $40; Franklin
IN: Giroux. so: CRANKY. EOS; Greens
Cananea, 500: Hancock 100; Indiana
IS; Island creek. l1s; DO pfd.. <23: Isle
Royale $40; Kerr Lake. so; Kewee-
nav. 1870. Lake. ss5: Mason Valley. 10,
Massachusetts, 20: Mayhower. 275
Miami. 100; Mohawk. 1870: Nevada, 20
Nlpisslng. 90 No. Butte. 1925; No La =
%. Old colony Mining, 2t0; Old DO.
minion. 35s: Osceola. "a; Pond Creek
$50; Quincy. 10: santa Fe, $50: Shan
non. lao: So. Utah. zoo: Superior =
Boston. 30o Superior. zoo; Tamaraeh
So: Trinity. 105: Touiumne, 20: L. u
Ref, es. do pfd.. loo. Utah Apex. 20
Utah Con. Mining. 100; Victoria. 20
Wolverine, 50.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27

No ;. 5el.e NJ yellow. : ears Al
81 &c. No. yellow. ass.
osts--standard. car at soc; No,
Rys-Cash No. :. / car at sse
bsans-lminediats. prompt and Feb
ruary shipment. So. May. SALE.
Cloversesd---Prime spot. 100 bags a,
slL6o; sample; 20 bags Al sli. IL AZ
1913. prime aisias. Si3.:5; sample al
sike IL bags at~sii.15.
Timothy seed-prime spot, 80 bags al
sl.eo
Liverpool wheat closed y a. s.d lower
and corn i.d lower TO I'd higher.
Receipts OF wheat Thursday: Kan
sas City. IL cars. against 10 year ago:
apolis. ELS ears. against $50: Duluth.
SO cars. against 2ls Winnipeg. asa cars.
Against csi 81. Louis. $4,000 blu, against
$4,000 bu; Omaha. 20 ears. against q
Receipts in the Detroit market.
Thursday. were 1000 ebis OF nouI I
ear OF Wssai Gsrs OF cSr odo aS SS,s OF
r-and 5000 hu OF corn. STOCKS are
1sT.4o4 bu OF wheat. 200,S bu or
corn. Ti.43o bu OF oats, and 22.SSe pu
Of rye.
Exports OF wheat and fiour Thursday.
Ss2.eeQ bu.
Urinary wheat receipts were $4,000
hu. against $4,000 bu year ago
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Feb. 2s.--Reaction SET IN
today and wheat went down. Predie :
tions OF large Argentine shipments
were partly responsible May whes.
opened unchanged TO sc down ana
after the opening trades was down
&c. July was down i.c at the open
ing and another i,c later. Forei.i
news strengthened corn and oats.
Corn.-Nav and Juty opened firm. but
advanced &c later oats also opened
iirm and rose isc. Provisions were
stronger.
CHICAGO. Feb. 60 p N g
Wheat: May down he: July down C.
Corn: May and July unchanged oats:
MAY and July unchanged. Provisions:
Stronger. -, ,,,,,
Noon-Wheat: May down Nc; July
up hc Corn: May up &c; jury up
We Oats May UP Sc' July uh-
changed. ,,,
Closing-Wheat: May down ssc: July
down SIC Corn May and July un-
changed Oats: May and July down
&c Provisions: Markedly higher
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
Ticket Broker Arrested

John Morris. ticket broker. Russell.
st. and Kirby-ave., was arrested.
Thursday morning, az the result of a
report made by Justice Jones to
Prosecutor Shepherd. Thursday after
noon. that he believed Morris needed
to be Investigated. A number OF
Roumanians complained to the justice
that they had given money TO Morris
TO send home for them. and that be
had not forwarded all he got. The
court ordered him 10 make refunds In
number OF cases.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27

market, slow and Zoe lower: mixed and
butchers, ~. Ion S,S5. good heavy. $50
Is.35: rough heavy, S.96as.lo: light
SS.l0QSs5 pigs, S6.s5Qsao. Cattle
Receipts 5000 head; market, steady;
beeves. &s.s5us: cows and heifers, 1926
U7,oo; stockers and feeders, S6.l5a
$40: Texans. $s'f0@s: calves. S7@10.50
Sheep Receipts. 10000 head: market,
steady: native, Ss.25Qg50: western
sS.S6TS 20 lambs. s7+0QS.6o: western.
@7.5oQs.6o.
CLEVELAND.
Bower q Bowers Live stock Ire wort,
CLEVELAND. o.. Feb. 2,.--Hogs: Re
ceipts. 80 cars: market, lower; workers..
$50; heavy, $500. Lambs Ss.5.
Calves, Sl1. Cattle. 36.5oUs
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. 27.--Flour: Quiet
ana steady. Pork: Quiet: mess. $1,000
921. Lard; Firm: middle west spot.
$40 1b@ 1925. sugar: Raw. nrmer;
centrifugal. Sc test. 1851. muscovado.
SO test. Sol refined steady: cutloaf.
S5.l5: crushed. $o.05; powdered. $4.&0
a 4.i5: graduated. s4.30@ 40. Coffee;
Rio. No. /. on spot. i2asc. Tallow:
Quiet: city. SAc: country, 57sM6asc
Hay: Barely steady; prime. $i.05: No.
8. 7h@s5c: clover. S59s5c Dressed
poultry: Quiet. turkeys. 14m24hc.
chickens. liG eAc: fowls, 13h@l7c:
ducks i54 zoe. Live poultry: Easier.
geese. lac: ducks. zoe; fowls. lsc: tur-
Keys. gle: ROSTERS. loo: chickens, loo.
Cheese: STEADY: state milk. common to
specials. l4fi1sc: skins. common TO
specials, 5Il4c: full skins. 2T4c.
Butter: Firm: receipNs, s.l6s: -ereau-
cry. extra, Sbls ~ 36c state dairy, tubs.
23W sac; imitation creamery frsts. a.
q 2+is Eggs Firm; -receipts- 500.
nearby white fancy, 29q30c; nearby
mixed fancy, Il q esc: fresh nrsts, n
q 24c.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
MARKETS and FINANCE
MARKET OPENING
QUIET and STEADY
DulIness Continues During Early
~ Hours. With Few Sales
of Importance
\, STOCK uARhEr-clo,e.

Am. Beet sug. 50 .yfnEEi' T19pp7 v,,ss'
An can. 3S; Am. G.. - r, tg's An
Agl OIL 49,. Am smelt 6gs. Am.
sugar. ll5ns Am. Y. r.. lS2's Ana.
COP. $50. Atch, .l0l% & O. ioI = :
Beth. ST, 36ig h r rry ssss en-
toc.. $3.50 Cen. Leath., go DO pa.
s5's; On On. 4 * - Chino :, COP 1873 osS:
IN. a N'west'n lg4S, COL + /.
lIIa: Cons. Gas. l3ois; Germ Prod, IS
Del. q H.. 1884,. Erie. .I2. do lst Pa
g.. gen. Mot. pfd, %, G; Nor, pia,
1913 DO ore s5ia; Int.-Met, !. a az
1fd. 90, Int Harry com, los Kan S o.,
50. 24Is Len. Val. 1861 l.. & y. 4Ss
n. X. & Tex. .5I. DO pfd, 81, NJ. -
=. * :. Ste NJ. So. 40; Pac4 ssS,
y !. cent. lQtte y Y, q. w: 81,
Norf a w lof', Nor. Pac 10 =
Tenn. i20: Pitts Coal pfd SGss TT ;
ar. 2G1s Ray CONS. l7's Rsadi1s,
1863: Rep. T. 4 81, 20; do PA. 50
!lrS Isl. e91s do pfd. ga. Sou. Pac-
ioi. south. Ry.. 23a.. Ten. COP. 81
Union Pac.. 1856 Ruber. ~ do pa
'Ft. Stel s2ss do ptd. los do BONDS
iCcls
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
-posroN- coppEn MARrEr-cIose.

Am. Zinc. 29s. Adventure. 3Ig Alas.
ka Gold Mines. LAX: Ariz. Coml..
Ailouez. 25i. Algoma, 100. Bay STATE
Gas, -; Butte a. super, 3lss cal q
Artz., ~ q cal. q HcuiH, AS Ceuteut
13s. Chino. 267s; Copper Range, 4iis-
field ce I's = 6,ranSy "' sa,s Greer o.u
Cananea. ia Hancock, i7ls Indiana.
1ls Inspiration, l6. Isle R0yale 25s.
Isld Creek Coal com. 81; do pfd.. ~
Kerr Lake: 3S Lake. i47. Mason Val.
22s Mohawk, as. New. Cons. u. Mp
Using. So, North Butte. 25s.; old col
o., old Dora.. 4s Osccola. s6ia Pond
Creek, 23is; Quincy. 90, Ray Cons.
11is; shannon. lobs. shat. a Ariz.. 23i4
Sup. Copper, -; super. & Boston. 81.
Te marack. 2fis, United Fruit com,
1st: Utah Cons, siii Ctah Copper
s2s.. L. :. smelling. 80; do pfd.,i is's
Wolverine. CO.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27

NEW YORK, Feb. e1.--The stock
market opened quiet and steady
IL a. m.---The marke, continued
quiet during the first hour. ard there
rcre-tew- sales -impari aHee---IAe
belief prevailed that most Issues pos.
sessed underlying strength Report or
a strike at one OF the plants OF United
States steel brought forth an effort TO
freak that issue. but the stccg seemed
desirable under g.. he closing nSure
yesterday. Fractional advances we're
noted In 81. Paul and Pennsylvania.
Noon-The market WAS dull.
. p. m.-The market was bearish
during the afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
sprinx Hats by Parcel Post.

ST. PAUL. Feb. 2I.-The local parcel
postoffcc 10 being monopolized by wo-
men. who are crowding in with spring
hats
I'VE are handling dozens OF new
spring creations daily. and that causes
much extra work, because OF the ma
ture Of the boxes" said Superintsnd-
ent Of Mails Negard.
The rush IL expected to continue UNI
til after Easter.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
To cremass unsoeId's Body.

In accOrdRnc6 WIN nf6 WEI, tHS
remains OF the iate Rep. q. j. I'm
soeld. who died suddenly Ia Lansing.
will be crcmatet and the asnes buried
In the family lot In Elmwood Genie
terry. Funeral services will be held
In the family home. Nc. sls East
Grand.blvd., Friday afternoon, ~
9 o'clock Mr.. Unsoelds' widow has
been under care OF q physician since
his death, the shock OF his demise
proving severe TO her.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27

The following firms are priv
lesed TO execute orders on the
Detroit Stock Exchange: Bumpus &
Co.: Carlyle & Povak: f.. VI. Clarke
\ Co: Lewis q, Gorton; W. \.
Hsmlin & Co.: Richard Irwin &
Co.: ". z Moss & Co: II. w. Noble
4 c.; w f Reilly & Co., William
n Rose & Co: n 8, warren Co..
and George NJ West q Co
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

NEW YORK. Feb. 26.--Money on call
2S. per cent: time money. 4a per cent
| for six months; mercantile paper. 3 per
cent; bar silver-London. q 13-l6d
bar silver--New York, 60lsc: demand
| sterling &4S7.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
BUTTER AND EGGS.

putter-Board prices are: Creamery.
extras. ;5c; nrsts, sage. dairy. 22c'
packing stock, zoe per 10.
E,xgs Current receipts. candlec.
cases included, zoe per dos. Receipts
36A cases
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Stockholders Meeting OF the "Delray
Connecting r. r. Co." Notice 10 hereby
xiven that the annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Delray Competing
Railroad Co.. for the election OF direct
ors and the transaction of suoh Other
business a. may come up before the
annual meeting. will be held at the Of
troit, Mich, on wednesday, March 10.
1918. at O'clock p. m. BY order OF the
Directors Of the Company. (stGnsd)
J. n. Sanders. Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27

ST. PAUL, Feb. 2;.--State regulation
rof motion picture shows, including
moral censorship. 10 provided In a bill
introduced In the senate today. The
bill creates a state recreatfon-co
mission or three members appointed
by the governor. to license and regu-
late all motion shows At $1,000 q year
each
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
LIVESTOCK.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS

DETROIT, Feb. 2T.-Cattle active
and steady with last week oItiook
strong. Prices ransed @ aso , 10 Zoo
lbs. at s7.504S: choice handy killers.
S5.5oG7: light 10 good butchers steers
and heifers. 50 80; common killers
and fat cows s2.75aS; Gamers cows,
bulls. ss.5o9 $50. light butchers and
heavy sausage bulls S2.75 4 $50; stock
ers and feeders. 32.75 a 80 per cwt;
Mich cows active at &25 GSp: veal
calves. steady at s5Qil. sheep ana
lambs active. outlook steady: quality
fair: choice lambs ss40I so; light 20
fair seas: common 10 prime sheep
m650; mixed sheep and lambs. *9.oot
-.--curnrnon- killers. s. ga $50: -culls,
s25O43 per cwt. Hogs dIll and slow
quality fair; prime mediums and rat
workers.. ss40dS.45; light workers and
pigs, ss40dS5o per cwt.
EAST BUFFALO.
Dunning a stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO,, y. T.. Feb. 81
Cattle Receipts. two cars: market.
steady; prime 1850 TO l.SVV 10,
ss5i .see9 s Sss s sooa to Prime
LOO 70 l.2oo-lb. steers. C.5o0S.l5:
medium butcher steers. 1000 to Zoe
lbs. s797.T5: butchers steers. $50 e
~ 30 'S Sstche TO cows ss' ,S5'ss; iis6'
butcher cows. N25Q5: cutters, $40
so: trimmers. 33,75Q+: heifers, $3.50
s. stock heifers. st0G25: feeders. IS q
$50: stockers. Si.50T5; bulls, $3.50
stock bulls, 4.T5Q5.50; mixers and
springers. No975.
lover; heavy. ss.iCas.7s yorkers
3S75Gss0: pigs. 1915.
sheep: Receipts. 10 cars; market
slow: top lambs, $685.. ysarlings. Z,
as wethers S6.5OQ7; ewes. $S1s25.
/ Calves: t5gl2.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
-INIdN- STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO
Feb. 27.-Hogs: Receipts. 5o,ooo heat
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
BUSINESS NOTES

The local freight agents making
their headquarters in Detroit met In
the Hotel Cadillac. Wednesday after.
noon. to formulate plans for arrang'
ing uniform credit system. Freight
agents claim that they are carrying
credit business aggregating $1,000.
900 a month, and that losses are
heavier than they should be.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27

e(gnm denied that his wife re-
~ . notice to appear before the
nm1e&oos though Capt. Lindsay was
y ~ paper had been served The
nDeteo scowled at Bertram.
~ Knschowski, No. 1907 Buchan.
~ ed that when the police
~ him against having undesir.
voGDon IN his place, he put them
- denied telling Omcer Mum
ut ~ would shoot any blue
- cane about his place" Tha,
$3.50 - found Numbers climb
- ~ bAok fence, one Sunday
1870. Ma 16l Williams-ave
~ eee . license. He sale
~ bought the property O.
~ ~ ]icsasse. three week,
oeeained the papers
oon1oos,, No. 1859 Twenty
= c4ovoo ~ sonnittss tina
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
U. s. GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Bond quotations reported by Hayden.
stone q Co. Feb g.f
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
Avsns
d. II

HAVE Bell
a
E44J widely possible able
find something II cans IN IT.
iteratu
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
NEW YORK METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb 27--The metal ex.
bid: lead, st.2s9Ass.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
n. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE

Cotton prices reported by Hayden
Stcne Il Co, Feb. %:
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27

The Detroit Life Insurance Co. has
cut down its capitalization from s2l0..
900 to 100000, and the surplus fund
has been increased by Sl05.000. The
annual report presented showed that
the nrm has written about s6.000,00u
In life Insurance since II started oper.
alton q year and half ago. The or
ncers and directors were reelected.
The annual report or the Chicago
Pneumatic Tool Co, Detroit, shows
PROFITS OF 81 ,002 .260.74 for 1912. a gain
OF S230.73376 over those or 1911.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
ADVICE TO INVESTORS

- "
d 10 Iwonc
- sssshsass
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
PRODUCE.

Price changes were few and not i'm
portaht THIS morning. Fresh vegetables
are very hrm and show an upward
tendency. The egg market was let
down fraction yesterday on liberal
receipts. With the spring movement
Jeat ahead, receivers are very careful
not to allow any accumulation At this
stage of the game. Dressed calves are
Ia better supply than demand, and rule
easy. Poultry was again in light sup
ply, and while the bulk OF receipts had
te-b. pedaied cut coop st-a time, the
market was steady in tone. The po-
tato deal continues duh. and with buy
ers taking hold OF the new crop in
spite OF high prices, the outlook for
holders Is not very encouraging
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27

neapples-S350GI per crate.
Observation-Disclosures. 20 q 46c per bu
In CARROTS: New Bermudas. S2.75 bu;
$3.50 bbl.
Strswherries-l004 6c per quart.
Sweet Poeatoee-yersey. kiln dried
TAllsw-No. I. &c: No. 4 10 ID
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
EAST BUFFALO.
Dunn a stevens Live stock Report

-ENI0N- STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Feb. 27.-Hogs: Receipts. 3o,ott heat
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
81 FACE
I'D FIRST GRILL

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GENERAL.

Postmaster General H~itchcock's an.
hual report tentatively suggests reduc.
ton Of some parcels post rates and
increasing the limit of weight beyond
eleven pounds.
Hurried preparations are being
made in Mexico City for the flight of
American ONE and children from
the stricken city to safety within the
borders of the United States.
The Dreadnoughts Vermont and Ne.
braska, with Rear Admiral Fletcher
aboard the Vermont, put in at Vera
Cruz, bringing the total number OF
United States warships there up to
three.
The marching pilgrims bound from
New York to Washington in the cause
Of woman's suffrage had their first hos.
tile reception since their hike com
menced at Leiperville, Pa, when they
were snowballed and almost routed by
a crowd of small boys. :
Order is being restored in Mexico
City. Ambassador Henry Lane VII
son so notified the State department
IN Washington.
The Third cavalry at Fort San
Houston, has been ordered from
Washington TO hold itself in readiness.
TO entrain for Galveston, prepared 70.
foreign service.