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The Detroit times., 1913-12-31
PROPOSALS FOR
UNIFORMS

Sealed proposals Will be Received at
the ONCE OF the Fire Commission, De-
troit Mich. until ) p. m. Monday,
January L. 1914. for furnishing uni
forms complete 10 members OF saio
Department, for the fiscal year ending
June 30th. 1915. according 10 specif-
cations which can De obtained from the
Secretary.
All articles OF clothing must stand
the acid test and be made strictly in
accordance with samples at Head
quarters and no deviation VIII be
allowed
Each and every garment must, be-
fore being accepted. pass inspection OF
the Inspecting officer OF the Depart
ment
The successful bidder will he re-
Quired TO furnish complete uniform free
OF charge. as a sample 10 be rtalned
At Headquarters. and also furnish
surety Company Bond III the sum OF
one Thousand Dollars TO guarantee
rulfllmsnt OF contract.
The right TO reject any and all bids
is expressly reserved
Bidders will submit with bid samples
OF cloth and accessories thereto. Bids
Will be endorsed Proposals for Uni
forms" and delivered TO the under
signed.
GEORGE j. FINN,
(A-37lj secretary.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-31

shipment, SiSo; January. sls5 Clo-
ytrseed. Prime spot. 30 bags at ss.S'i
March, 81 as. sample red, SO bags AZ
&s.f5. "a al SS.25 prime alsike, sll,-1'
sample alsike, - bags at sF25. a.
81 10, Timothy. Prime spot 81 aAN Nl-
fnlfa; Prime spot, SE.a5.
Receipts IN the Detroit market Tues
day included 1000 bbls OF -four. . cars
of wheat IS Of corn, 9 OF oats. , OF
rye and OF hay. Withdrawals were
1000 bbls OF -four and 80 600 bu OF
corn. Stocks are Ci390O bu OF wheat
2o35OO bG ~ corn. % ion bu of oats
aud 2S, $50 hu ~ I'VE.
MINNEAPOLIS stocks OF wheat inc
creased 400. 900 bu IN three DAYS
liverpool wheat closed :, 20 "a and
corn - a s. a lower
The European wheat visible supply
decreased e54t 600 bu last week. and
the total is now 54STs.00o bu. against
- 900, COO bu "A year ago.
Wheat receipts Tuesday pnluth,
los cars. against ass a year ago, Min
NeapoIlS, 10 ftIs. dEulHHf ~ X ITTlf-
peg, 40 cars against G04, Chicago. 100
cars. against 50 southwest $40 hu.
agaiust 21T.000 hu.
Primary wheat receipts were 81 TOO
hu ugainst 1.192 600 hu Year agu
Exports OF wheat aud hour Tuesday,
ISL 600 hu
Worlds wheat stocks deere sed
i6q 600 bu last week
The Detroit times., 1913-12-31
IptEi,

DEATH NOTICES 81. ". 1sb h
III Nm Rose. at her residence, ~
FOREST. east. oelo. "a widow Or the
iste Peter puna fei S,s mo m9thss Of
Iyn aud Mrs pulte and Mrs. George
scott Funeral Wednesday from
residence at 8 o'clock and Our Lady
OF Help church al $3.50. Burial al
Mt Olivet
hERZ--Dec 70. 1919. Katherine De,
loved mother or Mrs john Zeitz and
Michael Herr. Funeral from resi-
dence, so. Trumbull ave, w ednes
day morning at o'clock. and 10 1t.
Boniface church az $50. lnterment
az Mt Olivet.
LENNIN--Dec. 20. Clara, aged b
vegrs beloved wife OF Capt Joseph
f.ennin and dear mother OF Marie.
Mgrcella. Madeline, Margaret and
Joseph Funeral "Wednesday from
residence, I4s2 Jos campau-ave.,
lnterment az Bay City.
LYNCH--Dec 2s, 1919, at her late resi-
dence, SIS Clark ave, Mary Buchan-
an Lynch, widow Of the late James
Lynch aud beloved mother OF An,
drew. James. David, Francis and
Mary Ellis Lynch. Funeral We'd
nesday from residence at $3.50 and
Member or Branch No 10. l.. G. r.
4. and Division No. s. +. \. a O. r.
sCOFIFLD-=f.euis. Dec. -. 1919. aged
50. OF paralysis. at the residence OF
T.
FULTON. No. reburial later at De
troit. Mich
SINCLAIR Martin A.. beloved hus-
band OF Mary r. aud father OF Ey
elyn VI Sinclair. at family resi-
dence. 500 Howard. st. De-, %. 1915
! Funeral from residence at $3.50. an
from 81 Anne's church, 10 O'Clock
/ wednesday. Dec 81.
RoULOArec. -. at his residence. oak
wood Louis, beloved husband o
| Hhrfsteina Rouio, and loving fathe
az Mrs George Fischer. Louis Eouio
/ ~ and August Roulo. Funeral ~
| Wednesday, al $50 from residents.
II Ind o'clock at al Saints church
\ irtermeut ~ Woodmere.
| AUss-Decl 30 1918, Catherine
| widow or the late Fred strauss AN,
beloved mother OF Charles Strauss
Mrs August DeEener. Mrs. Jane.
/ McAfee Nre. Edward Sandow am
| Fred strauss OF Dole. France. ages
50 years Funeral from thu resldgnc'
~ her daughter az McDougall- ave
/! w eauosAay at .. NJ Dy funefs
4 car o. Detroit crematory
The Detroit times., 1913-12-31
SUBURBAN NEWS
Xpsll AMI


Miss Vida Alexander OF East Gary,
Ind has gone 10 Chicago hospital
for treatment for n spinal trouble, and
is I'm critical condition Miss Alex
ander Is niece az W. w. Alexander
OF this city. al whose home she has
often visited. an6 she has hosts ~
relatives aud friends in the city.
Ann Arbor Grange will meet Friday
evening. AZ he fine new home o.
Gilchrisi Chalmers. on the Middle
Ypsilanti-rd. \ number OF NpsilsHti
Grange. No. 56. will attend
Evan Webb. wife and child. or Pom.
iiac. are guests Of Mrs. Hadley Webb
and Mrs. Mary Moore.
Miss Nell StuItevant OF Denton,
was sunday guest OF Mrs NJ. Vs.
Stadtmiller-
Mrs. Ruth Ellis BeSer and son are
spending the week with Mr. and Mrs
Orse Darling.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur ruttle and
children. OF jackson. are guests o.
Mr.. Tuttles parents, MI. aud Mrs. j
c. futile
Water f. flooding the d. L. r
tracks near the Normal, and over
flow water from the stand pipe IL
said 20 be the cause of the disturb
ance.
MIR. and Mrs. A R. Graves have re
ceaved III coneratulatory letters
upon their recent fiftieth wedding an
niversary. One came from Berlin
Germany, another from Graves VII
liams. nephew OF Mr Graves, who
is attending Oxford university, II
England. Others came from states
ranging from the Pacific ocean TO th'
Atlantic ocean. and included nearly
every state IN the union.
Miss Evelyn Moore. who has beer
attending Bible school in Cleveland
Ohio. Is spending her vacation witt
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Moore, near Stony Creek.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Ward will enter
tain at a family dinner party, Ne"
Years day.
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert w. Crippen
Of Anr Arbor, are recent guests o.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Z. K Twist.
Pros ecuting Attorney Geo Burke
spoke yesterday Tuesday, before
the convention az prosecuting al
torneys, in LaA,ng. His subject was
THE acts OF lO3. or especial interest,"
TO prosecuting attorneys.
Mrs. Chas. kryer is on the sick list
Miss Mabel Newell, or the city
schools. is visiting in Yale.
Mrs. e T. Green is visiting he'
daughter. Mrs. Harry Bentley, III
IEck5on.
Miss Anna Gwinner Is home from q
several days outing in Manchester.
Mrs. Mervin French is on the SICK
list.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-31
nosToN COPPER I.rrrrn.

I. &S{eportcd for The Times by Hayden
4 Uton< & Co.. Dec. 30:
There has been no decided tendency
1 ~ the copper share market this morn
4 Ing. Small gains and losses being
4veniy distributed The fact. however
THAT recent gains ranging from 1 70
40 points have been well maintained IL
ncQuraEing. we are pleased 10 have
our opinion of the metal market con-
Nrmed by one OF the biggest men in
f&e metal business. We are not at lib
4rty 70 disclose his name, but IL is one
\ oqt CARRIES grelr weight whenever
1Aentioned. Strength should be seen III
ppelter as we'll as in copper. II Is for
x4ie reason and because of special de-
ftlppments at Individual properties
that We think the copper share lisl
ARou1d no%s at least a steady tone fof
3hU uext IL wmonths, and by mid-yeai
~ oubetsntiAI advance.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-31
6RAINs AND PROVISIONS

}DETRQIT. Dec. 3o.---Close: Wheat
.E41 quiet and steady opening not
the disappointing action
~ the Liverpool market In railing 10
86ld the opening advance.
liverpool had bullish conditions ar
l}rst In the hrmness ehere and In the
spring advIces from Australia. Later
there Was increased pressure OF Plate
carxoes and a selling movement was
p&olted that carried away the early
gain and closed the market at loss,
Killing demand was poor and the re
INV or European crop conditions was
Rorable. The decrease in European
bckn received no attention.
~ on sharply. Total receipts at Du-
Z MN and Minneapolis fell All cars
Il men say the decrease viii later
Xelt more severely at Minneapolis.
1aoeS af the milling city have
small all season and now prom
- be- wiped out completely. Buy
Z. ~ not active. Miilers are taking
4Uail lots and exporters doing
1nx The new crop outlook Is very
Winter wheat IL strong and well
tod With snow In nearly all parts
wheat belt.
WAS quiet and steady
- }Snfsd from the last prices OF
= ana oats were unchanged. clio
d \ f31Sember opened Withhold
The Detroit times., 1913-12-31
Classified | Gent { Word
Rates. a w ora

Cash with order. i: charged, &c a
line.
No transient advertlsins inserted
for less than iSc with cash: lee d
charged per insertion. t
The above rates apply to all classl
ncatiors except Births, CARDS Oh
Thanks, Obituaries. Meeting Notices.
and all Ads preceding Male helP. a
Meeting Notices-Minimum charge. SIC
for IS words OF less. over 70 Wo.os
one and cne-third cents for eacn eAt~
word "a.
Personals-Minimum charge. 3oc' zVc
per line. Count six words 10 me
ltnAl.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-31
u. s. GOVERNMENT BONDS
BOSTON CorpER sHARr sALEs.

mi Males OF Dec - furnIshed by Hay
den. Stone Co. Dec. 30
S Ahmeek 40, Alaska 400 Alloucz -.
y Arizona Commercial 1856, Bonanza 100.
Uuttc * Superior ss5, Calumet Il Ari-
MONA 141, Calumet a. Hecla s. Centcn-
lntal 60. Chino 1870. Copper Range 745.
n DAILY West 200. East Butte So. Frank
4 Nm Mining 10. CRANKY 625, Greene Ca
N4neA 1S5, Hancock 15. Indiana co,
@nlana Greek Coal so. Isle Royal 225.
Kerr Lake so. Lake Copper so, La
Il HAale Is. Miami So, Mohawk $50, Neva-
'G4 81. New Arcadia 30. NipissinG 100.
North Butte 200, Old Colony Mining
N. Old Dominion 55, Pond Creek Coal
n {ft Ray Cons So Shannon Copper los.
\ Hhaftuck n Arizona so, South Utah
\ 10o. 81 Mary's Land 30. Superior n Bos-
xoo 100. superior Copper lss. lamar
E1rk 80. II = * $40. do pf 80. Utah Apex
~. Utah Cons 103. Utah Copper 240.
'%Xlcforia 20. Winona 1875, Wolverine 80.
fJY ~ uf1oft< loo
The Detroit times., 1913-12-31
nRnING pRICEx.

Canned Goods-Apples. gals. yss51
$50 baked beans. Lib, 500 soc Lima
beans. ualg5 Corn Fancy Maine.
$40. standard soc Table beets, si.2S
standard. 81. soaked, 90 a zoe salmon:
Buckeye tan. si.S5, fiat. Si.s5; Alaska
reds $3.50 Alaska pinks. Sl.l5. TonG :
toes filV MAFrowfat peas. ~; early
June $40. sifted early June, sl.40
per doz
Feed Johbing prices In lO0-lb.
sacks bran, s2b- coarse middiings. 81:
dine niddliugs- So. coarse. corn meal.
s3l cracked corn, s3S. corn and oat
chop s26 per ton
Fiour--Joboing prices: Best Michi-
gan patent. $50 second patent stVs.
straight 81 80; pure rye, s4.S0, spring
patent. $50 PEE Dbl IN wood.
Hnrdware--Nails. sis5 case plain
anneohed wire. $l.S5 per cwt.. gaivan-
lied barhed wire. point s2.25 per
spool. galvanized sheets 24gauge.
$40. 26-gauge, s3.25. 21-gauge. $40;
ss-gauge s3.55; Co gauge s3.S5 per
ewt. single bit aNles, bronzed.' 50. >
per owt; polished. sl4 per doE.; black
sheets, -s-sauge. ;z.i6; z7-gauge. - 50;
small. - and 10 per cent on; lsrSe. 20
and 10 per cent OF list. machine Sslts.
small, IS and 10 per cent on large. 20
and 10 per cent or.
otls-Raw linseed. see. boiled lin
seed. 53c: Diamond headlight kero-
sene, i01ac. perfection. lie; Palacine
lJhe, Crown gasoline isc per gal:
Proyisions-Mess pork, s23 SO: fam
lily, se3 50 p2s clear backs $3.50 u 81 !:
hams, - y Gfl6c. bTiskets. IL y Ii l3 y i,
lard in tierces 1l1zc kettle rendered.
l.Isc 10.
sugars--Correcteo daily by ". II
Edgar & Sons: crystal dominoes: D
10. $3.50; do. s-lb,. s7.+O; eagle tablets.
Sc cut Loaf. So so. cubes. s4.9b; xxx
powdered. Sass. standard powdered.
81 so granulated exsF@ coarse, $3.50:
90, line ia bulk. 81 SC do. 35-lb. cot
tons. s455: crystal domino gran. Alb.
and 5-lb. cartons. IN cases. $3.50; crys-
tai domino gran, HI cases, s4,so: dia-
10 !. st.5sSs : NJ 10 ,4 III N 30 3 ne:
No 10. $40; No. IL, s405; No, u. 81;
No. -, sS95: No "a, ss95; No Is,
ss95; non-caking mixture. s6.75. beet
granulated. s4S5; household powd..
Is IS 10 case $50
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nlckor, Nat.-ALseaI7s per hu.

Hickory Nuts seG rs per hu-
Hides-No : cured, lStzc. 40.
srrsn hides. islzc 40 cured hGn.
l-t4cs No. green bulls, Toe, NO. 1
cured veal kip. lsc. No ! green VsA'
kip i4c. No J cured murrain, lee 30
J green muVraln. iuc, No ? cured cali'
l9c; No. / green calf. lSc. No. horse
81 so. No horse. 81 so No. I tall9w
&C. No. ., Sc; 80. hides. lc or No.
. Kip and calL sc Of sheepslSin AS
70 amount ~ wool. soc 81 20.
Lemons-Al essinaS. s. f s.Sbt fNiifor;
Liza. s. 5O0g per box.
Lines " 10. per t11
Oranges New California navels-
sSQs.5o. new Floridas se.SotS per
box.
OaIons yellow. $40 per bu, "a
slO per sack. spanish sl4o per crate.
Potatoes lots track Detroit IN
sacks 10Q.Ec. iu bulk. IS p zoe per on.
Poultry Live heus. iA1lttec;
springs is 10. geese, 80 loci
ducks. l6Q15c. turkeys. 2on -lc per
10 Dressed hens l4lg q i3c, chickens,
l5 y IL Toe. geese. IS q i6c. ducks, 600
sIc. turkeys. 2lW 20. guinea chickens
StG-i.tQ per dog
Pineapple. 1895 Der crate.
Rabbits - per doz.
sweet Potatoes Jersey, kiln dried,
81 354tt4O per bu.
Tsiiow- /. &c; No 2. sac per 10.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-31
PRODUCE MARKET

The general tone OF the market, was
firm this morning. The Elgin butter
market was advanced iac on Monday
The egg. market Is very rirm and look
ing higher. Receipts or fresh eggs
hav fallen on sharply and local stocks
OF storage eggs are running low. The
poultry market is firm and FOR chick
ems is little higher. Not much
dressed poultry is arriving and there
IL an excallenL demand FOR live chick
Ems The potato market - improving
prices are about Sc higher. Rabbits
are being shipped In here from other
markets, and with heavy receipts the
market is littie-lower
Applos-No !. s450Q5. No 2. s225
q 80 per bbl western box apples
81. .5g1.75. per box
Bannnas-Good shipping stock. $3.50
Beans-Dried Lima. 7a71sc per ib.
California; Fruit-Pomegranates, $3.50
per case.
CauIinowers -st.5oGI7 per dox
Celery-kalamazoo ls@ zoe: home
Cabbage-s2 Is q250 per Dbl
Cabbage--s2p z.25 per Dbl.
Cbeese--W holesale prices: Michigan
fats. l5g arc. New York l74lTac;
lsa zoe. imported swiss. 1921 e.:
long horns. lie per 10.
Dates--Persian. new. 1@7Esc; Fards
sQsec "er H., Dromedary, $3.50 per
Dressed hog.-Iight. s4 csc: heavy
Csc per ID.
Dressed CsIve.-Faney. 15915lic;
common, 114l2c per Id.
Figs-Importeo. 14Qlsc per h.;
California. S5c per box
Efnnan Haddies-l1c per Id.
Fresh vegeta bIes-Green peppers, SO
Qssa per crate. Doc per basket; Gu
cumbers. hot house, S2Q2.25 per dox !:
lettuce, hot house, 15a &C.. beets, 81 u
lilo per bu: parsley. 15Ma0c per doz:
tomatoes, hot house. goa CSC per ID:
Hubbard squash $3.50 30 per ton, rad
lshes, .OW zoe per doz. head lettuce.
Florida, s2.T593 per doz.
Grape Frrit S3.75G4 per box
drnpes gas. s4l1 per Dbl.
Honey--Fancy white, new l5n &c:
efrrf,tr- 10 Z. ttr per to; eytrHrtet, y sc
per 10.
Hay--Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
lots. o. b. Detroit No. l timothy.
SIC q IL. so. standard. s15g15.5o. No. 2
Timothy, s14al4.5o: No. mixed. sl3.5o
q Ia light mixed, sl54i5.50; rye
straw, sSQs; wheat and oat straw. 81
Y l.50 per ton.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-31

MARSHALI1--Jadge Porter has
handed down decision in probate
court sustaining the viii OF Charles
+. Brown. who bequesthed an estate
valued AZ $4,000 TO the city for a
hospital. Carlista X. Eastman. OF
Richmond. Vt. an aunt, who is over
% years old. viii carry her contest
agairst The Will TO the supreme court.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-31

President Wilson is said 10 be get'
as president he is different.
"You may print IL as coming from
me- said weIi-informed authority
close to the strike situation in the
copper district "that the object of
James McNaughton in going to Chi
caao was not to pay a Gait to Charles
n. Meyer in the hospital"
Ring out the old:
Ring In the new.
aud us concerns the hen fruit. too
You know the Kind we means oh whew!
Tnke out the old.
Bring In the new!
Respectfully referred to the commit.
tee on resolutions.
Whoa Back up Here il is fellow
citizens: climb on.
A New York hotel porter remains
on the job despite the fact he has in
herlted $4,000 Laying. probably FOR
some one to tell him TO step lively.
A man who has started to walk
from Minneapolis to San Francisco
and who intends to secure food and
shelter through the generosity OF peo-
pie, has only three cents in his pocke,
Which fact will go long day toward
holding him to his resolution
The hardest kind Of wood. known as
ouayscon, is found in Central America.
And. also. we suspect. in the heads OF
people who yen Fire" IN crowded
halls. H.
There are more than two hundred
species of insects that infest books
and destroy them. Then there is the
bookworm who borrows them and
fails to bring them back.
Ihat will be about all for this year.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-31
I'll IvrER AND EGGS

Butter--CreameFy extras. 55c: frsts
3Zc: dairy, gle; packing stock. lsc ID
EEgs-Fresh receipts. cases lnclud-
ed, 81 &c, frsts, 3Sisc per doc. Re
ceipfS 49s cases
The Detroit times., 1913-12-31

- Pow the Detroit Chinese arrested
near Ann Arbor recently. while at
tempting 10 smuggle Fellow couh
trvruau from Windsor. was exam p
tnee before United states Cominis
sioner Iurd Tuesday morning ana
held TO await the action or the
grand Jury His bail was fixed az
The Detroit times., 1913-12-31
enc NGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO Dec go "a y q n -
wheat May steady July up i4c Corn.
MAY down &c july up &C. oats MAY
up - July M sc Provisions
steady 90 easier
Noon--W Wheat down 80 July down
t corn MAv down SO July down
ar Oats May down isc July down
close Wheat May down sc July
down sc Corn May down &c July
down sc oats May down NC July
down So Provisions Shading easlcr.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-31
NEW YORK PRoDuCE.

NEW YORK Dec 30--Flour. Dull
and steady Pork Dull: mess s23.S
Il 90 rs Lard Steady. middle west
spot. 5l07OU10S0 Sugar. Quiet. raw.
sSl2132S centrifugal. 80 test. sa.s2
4252; renn@d. luiet, cut Loaf s52s
granulated. S810G4,20. Coffee Rio
no. on spot sac. Tallow Dull,
city. 6Se: country. 6D6Ac. Hay.
Finn; prime. s1Ogs g5IO6: No. 3. 700
S5c: clover. 65 csc Dressed poultry:
Dull turkeys l6ns7c: chickens, l2n
2sc. fowls, 100lsc. ducks l0I &C Live
poultry STEADY; geese. lac ducks Is
mlsc: owls. i5Gl5c: turkeys isc;
LII chic kens I4Ml4lac
Cheese: F'irmer: state milk. common
to specials. 13G lie skins, common 10
special sGl3%.e: full skins 2G5c
Butter: Steady. receipts. 1895.
creamery extra SGIs "a 81 iac. state
dairy tubs. goa 33c: imitation creamery
firsts 22ls a 2T4xc. Eggs. Firmer. re
ceipts s3S2. nearby white fancy, 4su
soc. nearby MIXED fancy, 3blz n 3sCt
fresh nrsta rs a 3ac
The Detroit times., 1913-12-31
DIED.

DlED.
zINk-bec ~. Helen. beloved daggh-
Vel OF str aud Mrs Charles Llnk'
sister Of John and Margaret u
neral from residence. IS Hunt-st AZ
o'clock Wednesday moruins' AZ -
loSephs church.
RpITTON Nellie. Dec. IS. 1918 below
ed wife OF Edgar Britton ana inoth
en- OF Charles and Harold iluosu.l
Rrltton Funeral from her late resi-
dence. S9S NiRewood ave- " S unsn
dav AZ S-t5 a m Ste Anne,s chhrNh
DOWNING Dec. IS, Margaret, beloved
sister OF William. John. Jeremiah
Mrs. - Brow. Mrs Hstcla , r sl
dence 40 WOodrnere- ave w t1nSfs
day morning al a.2o, ana 70 hotS
Rsdeemer church At 10. Funeral oS
car TO Mt. Oilvet
IS. 1918. Chritof. below
ed husband of Sophie Gielow, tather
OF Mrs Carolina simon. Fred"flcA
g. G!elow and Mrs. Frieda Sch"oCm,
G pw, @ssa ga IS MSKinstry ave, Ned
nesday nj p. IN
MILIER-Dec -, Agnes, aged o.
years. beloved mother OF Masaelehe
Joseph and Jacob A. Miller ar
dan-ave., Wedne sday. at $50 a NJ
and ST Charles church at O'clock
wANrED--nALE HELP.
BARBER wanted nrst- class; good
vases s9f East JEFFERSON. steady
job
BARBER wanted for Wednesday ana
Saturdays SO. @4i0 Jefferson east
BARBER wanted for Wednesday az,
ternoon and evening 900 Grano
hlN ell --'
RARBER wanted 24T0 West Jefferson
Phone Cedar l7el-J
RARRFp wanted for Wednesday and
: : r I - 4l4.A-St-
BARRIER wanted. hrst-class, lol era
tiot-ave
RARBER wanted. sl4 guarantee ASl
Gratiot-aye.
BARBER-steady job. 1913 Townsend,
BARBER wanted. lol SheioS 81
- $3.50 uy.>rrrrNv,
80, - ard have
MUST tvfhlsu sou $500. Tiynas box
MnsItI
$3.50 -, = - - --o-an w1sbeS
e'Akr: ! Rh Ii ouhs -onroiosr
position a. cAsesn StS 9tes
-----------------
DRUG Glenn ,hesistedr.ed' EelereH'
ces Can hleho't 80
-, r,-.o,1r -, ,,,,,,,g mn 81 so
each fOl Larned east
- ----- ,---,,->- - liz wo-T call 2os-
81 Free Press bldg. !" 10 anu :
TO :. ------
-, 41tEuTTTp iyrT.pERS-g5 Bagg.
1--e -. : = -
ar,rrr,y pIrSINESS SHORTHAND and
- = - ,t.t.~ pt,,Kuaaa Iu4ti-
The Detroit times., 1913-12-31

METAL MARKET.
& Xl1E YORK, Dec. F.---The metal ex-
NAME cl0seu quiet. Spot copper.
)k4,350 f4Ss1z. Lead, $40 q 40
The Detroit times., 1913-12-31
LIVESTOCK
EAsf BUFFALO.
DmnninR 4 SfrNens' Live Stock Report

Dunning Il stevens Live stock Report.
Receipts four cars market. steady;
prime 1880 To l. +50-lb. steers. ss.S0q
SO. best LOO TO l,go0-lb.. ssQs5Q
ooszse and plain -weighty Fat steers
$750V as: fancy yearlings. baby beef
ss25Gs75 medium 20 good, 81 so n
775; choice handy steers. 1000 u
a7sO. extra good cows ,s75aT.25:
best cows, se.Soq SIS; butcher cows,
s5.25 a 5.75: cutters. s4.25 q so trim
mers. Ss50G3.J6. choice heifers. 81 80
as. medium butcher heifers $500 {;
light butcher heifers. ssG6.i0. stock
heffers s. IS n 5 so. best feeders. Sc 81
stock steers. $3.50: best stock steers.
1876 q 6.25: common light stock steers,
IS - a 5 50. extra RAJ bntchar bulls 81
q I.?5 bologna bulls. $50 $50: stock
dun 10 good $50 T7o
Sheep and lambs Receipts. Is cars
market. strong top lambs. s5OAs65.
warnings, S6g $50, wethers. $500
BIS ewes. s4.15a5.25
Hogs Receipts. 10 ears. market.
strong heavy and workers.. ss.son
SIS: pigs, xs.c5.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Dec 81 Hogs Receipts, 10000 head:
market 81 lower. mixed and butchers.
S1.65Gs. good heavy. sl55ns rough
heavy. .si.65q light, 81 e0pI 90;
pigs $615u no. Cattle Receipts,
i .0oe head market steady beeves
SIS. 20 $50 cows and heifers. sg.504
) CO. stockers and feeders s5I143;
Texans, $500 30: calves $7gl140.
Sheep Receipts. $4,000 head market
steady. shade lower native. s4.I5I
SO. western, 81 10; lambs. s610
us20. western S6.s5I 20.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Dec. 3v.--TIOgs: Re-
ceipts. 5000, 5nl0c higher. heavy
* 5a. mixed workers. and pigs ss35
Cattle. Receipts. ; cars, steady sheep
and lambs Receipts, 8 cars. 1928 n
s. 40 Calves Receipts, zoo steady
NEW YORK. Dec. 3Q.--Mouey on
call: per cent Time money 8 ~ n
"A. per cent for six months Mercan-
tile paper: 81. per cent Bar silver:
London 1854 q. Now York, 90 NC. De-
mand sterling: S4.s5.25 a4S5st
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From Another Point of VieU
Here today and away tomorrow.

Wilson Otherwise
The Detroit times., 1913-12-31
FOR sALE--rARMs.

q ACRES. IS miles from Detroit. "a.
miles from good town. grayely loan
soil ali improved. good buildings.
Will exchange.
so acres. near Chelsea. Mich. on cleo
Trio lire. good soil fair buildings
must be sold on account Of death IN
family. viii take Detroit property
90 acres. near Milford. Mich. owner
IL IN Detroit and wants 10 exchange.
lie IL onerine this farm FOR $50 per
acre. which isa low price
1872 acres near Fenton. Mich. 100 acres
tmprCrcd, about 40 acres timber. "a
acres OF lake on one CORNER. acres
vgraft S-room house. hip-roof barn.
s4xs4 feet. and other outbuiidings
price $50 per acre VIII take In
/lcoms property IN petron. ~
EINGOk REAL ESTATE CO.
iO5 whitney Bldg Main 3159.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-31

CLEVELAND Dee 3v.--IIOgs: Re-
ceipts. 5000, 5nl0c higher heavy
az "a mixed workers. and pigs. sss5
Cattle. Receipts. } cars, steady. Sheep
and lambs. Receipts, cars. 1928 n
$40. Calves: Receipts, zoo steady
The Detroit times., 1913-12-31
N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE

sBid and asked.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-31

LIST YOUR FARMS with me for fall
and spring delivery. 4 can get you
BVonk f. briggs. Cherry asses. sp
Dime Bank BIDS
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Ihat will be about all for this year.