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The Detroit times., 1913-12-13
WvANDoTTE.

III occasion arises again during
the present Wyandotte administra-
ton to make a raid where II Is sus-
pected that gambling ia going on and
evidence Of gambling IL found every
one In the place will be arrested and
taken to jail
This statement was made by May
or Charles II. MARI. yesterday. aftep
IL had been rumored that some peo-
pie might be Of the opinion that a
raid made Wednesday night was I'm
the nature Of blum"
THE effort TO put an end to viola
tions OF the pool room ordinance In
which card-playing, pea pool and all
forms OF gambling are prohibited. Is
no 'bluff,'" said Mr. MARI. I'VE
mean business aud the next time we
shall lock up the participants even
IL we have TO hire Jail to put them
IN"
The mayors reference 20 hiring
Jail. relates to the fact that at
present there are no Jail cells In the
wyandottc city hall. the old ones
being torn out during the remodclinc
Of the first floor Of the building and
the jsil addition IL not completed.
Mr.. Mari says he 10 preparinE two
The Detroit times., 1913-12-13
SALOON PORTER TO
SHARE IN BIG FORTUNE

For many weeks he was "Scotty' e
those who recognized him al all as
ne scrubbed the floors and kept things
tidy in Saul kaufmans Martini cafe.
NO, 100 Adams-ave east, but Friday
afternoon he became Leveson Ed
wards, son OF wealthy pottery man
ufacturer Of England, who died few
months ago. leaving 100000 To be
distributed among six heirs.
For long tire after he applied for
the job at Kaufman's, saying that mis-
name was "Scotty--that's ALL" he was
a mystery to John Schuholz. manager
for Kaufman. But one night Scotty
took a drop too much and began talk
ing about Glenwood Longsdon. Stoke
on-Trent. England Schuholz told his
wife, and Mrs. Schuholz addressed a
letter to Glenwood Longsdon. where
Scotty had said ne once lived.
BY return mail came two letters.
one to Mrs. Schuholz, the other to the
Detroit police.
please find my son Leveson."
wrote Mrs. w. II. ]. Edwards. His
wife and children. whom he left be-
cause OF pitiful misunderstanding,
want him. too"
Scotty was polishing the bar rail-
when Leveson Edwards was asked for.
What do you want OF him? l knew
man of that name once. he said.
The letter was read to him.
I'm going home he said. Il want
TO see mother and my wife and the
babies. don't care about the
money"
Edwards said that he left England
about four years ago, and has been
knocking about the United States.
trying to make drink help him to for
Uot oyar since
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$269,000
PUBLIC SEWER BONDS
OF The G 1Y OF
DETROIT
s,TFv'
CITY OF DETROIT

Controllers office Dec. II. 1913.
Senled proposals win be received at.
this, oiiice until II a. m. ,eeentral stan
darH tine MONDAY Pee 'dn rs or
the purchase Of s2ss.ooo public sewer
bonds.
able semi ANNUALLY. wifi be dated Dec
Is 1913 and will mature In 30 years
full money OF the United states or
Anne rica at the current official bank
Of the city Of Detroit; In the City Of
TREASURER. at the option OF the holder
These bonds are authorized by the
cisrrter OF and the laws relating TO
~ e the S Common re Council f o. the cisy os
Detroit and Of the Board Of Esti-
mates Of said city. Ills
lature, approved June 10. 1907. they are
T fffE sTAr rEo OF H MfcH TaxAr'oN IN
snd but s0p % T 81 ss "r ss
tered bonds AT any time upon npplIca-
bonds can ". only I,v be ss,,ysrsda The
City of. Detroit. and accrued interest.
IL any. will be charged on delivery.
Proposals Will be entertained for
hut no proposal viii be considered Tor
less than $1,000. Proposals must Se
Snns seT II sS. fhsss Nations. a
hank In the City 81 Detroit, for per
cent of the amount Of the bonds bid
Cpdcr the law these bonds can not
be sold for less than par. The hight
TO reject any or ell bids IN expressly
|A.,,, GEO. E.gY
The Detroit times., 1913-12-13
SUBURBAN NEWS
YPalLAN1i.

news has been received OF the death
OF Major p. Newell. at his late home
IN Portland. Ore. Major Newell organ
ixed the Light Guards in Ypsilanti.
and was the first captain.
Omcers elected In the Forum are
President. Supt W. b. Arbaugh; vice
president. Prof. c. NJ. Elliott: execu.
tive committee. L. A. Mellemcamp and
Harry Shaefer.
James Walker. <of Alpena, is the
guest or his sister. Mrs. James Hues-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Martin, OF stand
ism, are moving to Ypsilanti.
Mrs. Clarence f. Dickey will spend
the winter in ct. Thomas. Can.
The Michigan-St. club will meet.
Monday evening, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Fowler.
Roy Coleman. of Stark. is in the city
called here by the death OF his father
in-law. Henry Curtis.
Louis Walker has returned TO his
home In Muskegon.
Mrs. Daniel Murphy is seriously Ill.
Raymond jenkins has returned 10
his home in Portland. after visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Beall.
The Hamilton Whist club will meet.
Tuesday. with Mrs. James Herrick. on
South Huron-st
Mrs. A. P. Ferguson Is home from a
visit with her sister. Mrs. Henry Mil
Ter, in Denver. Colo.
News has come OF the death OF Miss
Marjery McCorhle, at Winlock. Wash.
Miss McCorkle was former resident.
The Adams school was closed. yes
terday, to allow the teachers to visit
schools In other cities.
A dancing party was given In the L.
o. T. NJ. NJ. hall. Friday evening. by
the Misses Lottie Earl. Bessie Sinkuie,
Margaret Zill ard Charles Sinkule.
The marriage OF Miss Anna Dwyer
and Paul Walters occurred today, az
the home Of the bride.
Col. and Mrs. John P. Kirk are
home from a trip to California.
Rev. and Mrs. Thornton I. Den
hardt have moved from Calusa, CAL
to Fort Bragg. on the Pacific coast,
north OF San Francisco. Mrs. Denharot
will be remembered as Miss Luciie
Norman. Of this city.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-13

complaints. one charging q violation
OF the pool room ordinance and the
other alleging that plaJers were per-
mitted to bet on games 1t Frank
Loselle's POOL room.
Mrs. Ned Davey. OF Detroit. 10 the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Neu-
endorf. OF Eureka-ave.. Wyandotte.
Newell. seven-year-old son of DR..
and Mrs. N. q. Bowler. Bindle-ave..
North Wyandotte. who has been Ill.
Is improving.
Miss Madeline Farmhouse, Of
Crosse Isle. Is visiting her cousin.
Miss Marcella Beaubien. SUPERIOR
blvd
children who are TO take part in
the Christmas entertainment at 81.
Stephens Episcopal church. Wyan-
dotte. will meet at the parish house.
this afternoon.
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THE RECORDERS COURT OF THE
CITY OF DETROIT

In the matter of widening Fourteenth
Avenue from the alley first north
of and parallel with Grand Boule-
ward West, to the alley first south
of and parallel with LaSalle Gar
dens South, where not already
open to a width of 71.6l feet tc
1898 feet as a public street a.
highway.
To all owners Of property in the fol.
lowing described assessment district
which has been established by tn.
Common Council as the assessment
Lots to IL. both inclusive. the south
rs feet Of Lot 10. the north 81 SO feet
OF Lot 10. Lots Is TO IL, both inclusive:
Osborn and McCullam's subdivision Of
Acre Tract
You are hereby notified and warned
! hat proceedings are now pending In
Detroit In the matter of widenins
Fourteenth avenue from the alley. frs.
north OF and parallel with Grand
Mss With 10 ' sssasy gard %
south, where not already open TO
width OF 71.61 feet 10 1s.93 feet as ~
public street and highway. The return
above cause IL Thursday. January 18th.
1914. at $50 a. m. and all owners fof
property In the above described as
sss in ,ba s nrosee e and aeSenIg
and any and all such owners are
authorized to make themselves parties
to these proceedings by appearins In
~ w JOHN A. GRoGAN.
A-340 Clerk Recorders Court.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-13
LIVESTOCK


Dsaaing Z sssvsss' Lave Stssk esDs~s'
BUFFALO ". Y. Dec. l2.-Catsie:
Receipts. twenty cars: market. SLOW
Ssst sss to iss9rl0, osa no,day css
tie. ss.is; best LOO to i.sec,ib. steers.
IL. steers. natives. s7i6dsis; ccsrss
L<so-Ib, yG2s9S75: do. i,lSo 70 i.s9O-
10 s7.aS9I7s choice handy steers;
. .c:s to tSs To- Sss fi1T siS
Ss;s. cutters, siss9t.7s, Timmers.
ssSssss S Ssry s sS%msn , 9S r!%s
medium butcher heifer. ts;s6Gs.ss:
light butcher heifers. $3.50 6.3s; stock
helfers. s505.s5: common light heifers.
e. SIS eSse: fair 10 good do. ss.so9
$50, fancy stock steers. $3.50: best
stock steers. s!;7sgsss common light
ss ;s'ss S..s ous Sss Ss
.sso9I bologna bulls, sS;7sTssss;
stock bulls. common TO good. ssMs:
D.. mixers and springers' SSeio0'
sheep and lambs; Receipts, 10 cars;
market. strong; top lambs. ss.sS@s 20;
s.35: wethers. s5.s0@ 80: yearlings,
ssso@Tss: ewes. ssa5,s5,
active: heavy. s7so9s; workers., $1,000
7.ss: pigs. IS.
Calves: S56le.5c.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Dec. 12.-Hogs: Receipts, $4,000 head,
market. slow and SC lower. mixed ara
butchers. $3.50 7.S5; good heavy, $3.50
a I.s5. rough heavy. $1,000 100; lieht.
s7.S5G7.7e: pigs. ss.75@7.io. Cattle:
Receipts. $500 head; market. slow and
steady: beeves. $3.50 a $50, cows and
heifers. $40 $50: stockers and feed
ers. $4.?0Ms.50: Texans. $3.50 10.
calves. $T.S06fl.50. sheep. Receipts.
10000 head; market. strong: native.
e4.20G550: western, S4.2045. $50 lambs.
$625ds: western. $s.2Sas.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Dec. 12.-Hogs: re-
ceipts. 5000; market steady; mediums.
hcavies, mixed, workers. and lights and
pigs. $3.50. Cattle: Receipts, cars;
steady. Sheep and lambs: Receipts
90 cars; {S.1onS. Calves: Receipts. Zoo
head: S1i50G6.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-13

CHICAGO. Dec. 12-Mrs. Ella Flag
Young. today made the definite an.
nouncement that she will not attempt
to regain her position as superinten
dent OF the Chicago public schools,
and that she has accepted an offer TO
become educational editor of a Chi
cago newspaper.
Il was forced out OF the superinten.
dency because ] refused to approve
certain text books that certain men,
bers Of the board attempted to have
placed In the public schools" said
Mrs. Young. today. and because re-
fused to recommend the promotion OF
favorites OF certain members OF the
board Of education.
DO not want TO appear egotistical
In analysing my own conduct of the
schools. But do feel that the public
should know what kind Of forces are
at work 10 control the public school
system. The same kind OF influences
are at work in other cities"
indignant women who issued call
for mass meeting OF protest against
the dismissal Of Mrs. Young by a Sc
cret ballot declared that Mrs. Young's
announcement will not affect their
movement At mass meeting. to.
morrow, they will demand the res.g-
nation Of the school board members
who forced Mrs. Young to quit, be-
cause. II Ia alleged. she refused to be
made the tool CT political clique.
John ID. SnoCp, who became super
intendent OF schools in the coup by
which Mrs. Young was forced out. sat
tight" today. In spite OF the cutlery
against the method by which he was
elected and the direct suggestion by
Mayor Harrison that he resign at
once. Shoop told interviewers that
The Detroit times., 1913-12-13
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH
BEEF, ETC. WANTED

Sealed proposals VIII be received by
the BOARD OF WAYNE COuNI,f
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE POOR.
until Friday, December 10. 1913. at ~
D. m, FOR furnishing such quantities OF
FRESH BEEF, MUTTON. PORK. ETC,
ETC, as may be required and ordered"
for the institutions at Eloise for the
year ending December 81. 1914. All to
be in strict accordance with specihcA.
ttorfs and instructions now on ME ana
open Ia inspection In this office.
The right TO reject any and all bids
is reserved.
ORRIN i. GtILLEY.
President.
H. H. PRENZLAUER
Secretary.
Municipal Court Building, Detroit.
Mich. December IL, 1914. A-3il
The Detroit times., 1913-12-13
hRKETS and FINANCE

Of NC In the nrst half hour. May cas-
ing on fractionAlly.
Corn had an easier cable and with
weather In America dine lost y q sc
early In the day after fairly steady
opening.
Oats had an easier feeling. but prices
were not much changed. December
futures were steady on yesterdays
closing prices and May shaded n frac-
ton lower
Provisions were easier because Of tins
large run OF hogs.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-13
BIRMINGHAM.

The He0okan lOuSe nes eioS,o" eA'>'
following offlcers: Noble grand. Mrs.
Blanch Navin: past grand. Carrie
Smith: vice grand, Mrs. Hallock; re-
cording secretary. Martha Dewey:
financial secretary. Mrs. McQuarters;
treasurer, Charles Hallock.
Announcement has been made 81
the marriage OF Miss Lillian Sargent
to leo Maston.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ger
man. q son.
Mr.. Albert Donaldson. OF Detroit, ID
visiting old friends here.
A business mems meeting will De
held next Tuesday night. Dec. 10, IN
the council rooms for the purpose oil
forming q Business Mems club. The
meeting will be addressed by G. A.
Day. editor Of the Detroit Trade Jour-
nal. and Mr.. Percibal, president OF the
MICHIGAN Retail Grocery association.
secretary Of the Michigan Business
wen's association and secretary OF
the Ann Arbor Business association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Platten have gone 20
ST.. Petersburg. Florida. to spend the
winter.
Mrs. Nash. of Braro. Mich. Is visit.
Ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Erwin.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage of Mrs. Caroline Hays
to Mr.. Thomas Roy.
Mrs. Sarah Sutton has returned
home AFTER visiting friends at Hart
ford, Conn.
News has been received of the
death Of Mr.. Steward Leonard at Spo-
kane, Washington.
Mrs. w. d. Clisbee win entertain
the Presbyterian Ladies' Church So
ciety, Wednesday evening. Dec. IL.
At q pedro party given by Mrs.
Willis Carter. Mrs. Shain and Mrs.
Bittner won nrst prizes and Miss
Alma Abeldtand and Mrs. Hale con
ISOLATION prizes. A three-course lun-
cheon was served.
Mrs. Or. Miller. Of Pennington. is a
guest of her sister. Mrs John Rainey.
The Birmingham High School Lit.
erary club will meet at the high
school Thursday evening. Dec. Is.
Mrs. Morrow has gone to Harbor
Beach to visit her daughter. Mrs.
Macintosh.
The volunteer fire department will
soon move into its new quarters on
Maple-ave. east. A new hose cart aud
Z complete Are equipment has ebe:l
ordered.
Work on the sewer for Birmingham
has been discontinued until spring on
account of the frost.
Miss Marion Evans has returned
home after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Clark, at Pontiac, for . week.
Tho boys glee club will hold a
meeting at the school house, Monday
evening. Dec. Is.
Mrs. Minnie Phillips entertained
the embroidery club at her home IA
Troy.
The choral society will meet at the
school house next Tuesday evening.
Dec Is.
Miss Sallie Lamb. Of Big Beaver.
entertained the Ladies' Aid society
at her home.
A surprise party was given Miss
Dorothy Smith by twenty-five of her
friends at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Lamb. at Big Beaver.
Mrs. Addie Stearns. who was calico
to Ypsilsnti by the very serious Ill
ness of her brother. returned home
yesterday.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-13

The annual meeting OF the Emrloyes'
Relief association Of the Acme White
lead and Color works was held Dec.
2. Reports submitted showed sub
stantial yearly gain in both finances
and mebership. officers elected for
the coming year are: PRESIDENT.
William c. Brett: vice-presiccnt.
Emil Mundt: secretary treasurer
George A. Allen: board OF directors.
Robert Irwin. George Larkins, Byron
Staub
The Detroit times., 1913-12-13
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

TOLEDO. o.. Dec. l2.-wheat: Cash
and December. si.00h May. $1.o5h
Corn: Cash, Toise: December 7o*c:
May. INC: July. 1Lc. Oats: Cash,
42Hc. December. is%c MAY. 45c: July.
43asc Rye Cash. 6oc. Cloverseed:
Cash and December ss.s2is: March.
$3.50. Alsike: Cash and December.
$3.50. March. slle0. Timothy: Cash
aud December. $2.a5, March. s2.S1 y
Butter: Creamery. S3m3 3iTc; tub
creamery. 32isc: dairy. &c; renovated.
asa csc; packing stock. $50. Ee -
Fresh candlsd. acc: fame selects. A0c.
current receipts. ssc; storage candled,
changed
The Detroit times., 1913-12-13

zone should look at these things Opt
Mayor Harrison further suggested
that Mrs. Young's foes on the Board
OF Education resign. He said he
doubted his power to remove them.
and refused to say whether or not No
would demand that Ave OF Mrs
Young's opponents. whose resigna-
lions ne has held since he appointed
them. step OK The board.
In announcing no. .cceptance of n
newspaper position. Mrs. Young sait
she believed II would be impossible 10
force Shops removal.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-13
Ter.vs.r.o,d KIN. Guest.

BANCO. w. Va, Dec. 12.-Because
ne discharged 22-caliber rife a. q
novel means OF awakening John Far
rell, q guest at his home. John Adams.
10 years cid. was In jail here today.
The bullet hit Farrell and killed him
The Detroit times., 1913-12-13
CHICAGO PROVISION wARkrr.

CHICAGO, Dec. 12.--Butter: Extras.
34c; nrSts, ESQ CSC: dairy extras, 2eisc.
nrsts. ASH q 2th Eggs: Prime nrsts.
2e0 30cJ nrsts. ale. Cheese skins
LA GIVE young Americas. I5L n
f5Hc. Potatoes; Michigan, ssn ssc;
Wisconsin. 6sM Csc: Minnesota. $50 CSC.
Live poultry: Fowls. 12is q lac; ducks.
1s01ss; geese. IAN 01sjsc. chickens
(spr1ngs1. iz9fsxe; turhsys. 1e4l7c.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-13
posTON COPPER SHARE .ALEs.

BAles OF Dec: II, furnlshsd by Hay
den, stone q Co. Dec. II:
Alaska s96. AlIoues IS. maigamated
klava 7s5. Butte 4 superior -. Caiu.
met a Arizona 9s, Chino g. Conner
Range lo7, DAILY west 20. East Butte
20 Eanklin Mining $40, Greene IS.
Keweensw Is. Lake Copper 10. Mass
Conc. 1so. Nevada Cons. IS. NipissInr
Is. North Butte AS, Old Colony Min
43B, Superior q Boston 75. superior
Copper IS. Trinity 40, q Il ls3 do of
81. Utah Cons SO, Victoria 10. Winons
30. Wyandotte 100. Wolverine TO-.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-13
FORD.

Julius Bouchou. Of Ford. is i'll OF
rheumatism.
The jurors in the case OF opening
Seeond-st., Ford, will be examined,
Monday.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-13

JOUUtN0 HUICDL
s S:- s:s.s iS: beam. eRS 'iEss az.
si.iO: s.snd.sd. soc. Table Hssss. ti.s ne s
~: Rs.' r .css.a s:sk re 5s' .noS
H rsss. Js.se; Hls.Ss pink: jSi is 4o.s-
i SSn:. "a n s;sscS arp s. jena ;s
sacks. bran, S1s:. coarse middiings. 81;
si :osa ,ss corn se ana a.
srs:ss: :::s s =:
Dr M.ri.s:rs-Esil,s si'ss ssss: p..,s
s s.rs:d wire, rr psiss M s s:l :sos:
sss:n'::;:s, Is :h::. ::
81 iss ;. 10 Sscs.: a.: III, evil evil ''s ,o1
shed "a PET doS: Si:si ssssis. IS s.
gsYEs, Ss4g: n-s.asc lS1s; lS-e.uSe
isS :: Per s'ps .t chi mso ai: = cis s
g nan and Il 10 i %! cent 81 p o. '''. . 'A.s~
..: "s SEE n ia:::a :s sSs' 1!l s
sens i0Kc; perfs6tioa. lie: Palscina.
is4e: crowr yssoli.s: 1eo pr pal;
n.y. sss a. cls:s DsHs SIs ,I i.IS M
mic hams, f30iihc. bacon. fSx = 5oc:
lard In tiercss. iiKe: kettle rendered.
sssnrs-Corrscted daily by W. H.
Edgar & Sons: Crystal dominoes. Glib.
-; do. BIB. so; Eagle tablets, es.i0:
out loaf, $3.50; cubes. es.oS; xxx
powdered. sos: standard powdered.
Is: GRADUATED, extra coarse, N.7o:
granulated, hns. In bulk. $3.50: granu.
lated. 2b-lb. cottons, e4sS: crystal
domino. gran, 3-lb. and 5-lb. cartons
In cases. $3.50: crystal domino. gran,
Petitioners A. a. SIS; No. 4. $3.50; No g.
N.t6; No. 8. $780, No. 7, e4a5: No. 9,
$3.50: No. o. e4.2s: No. 10, N.3o: No
| II. 34.l5; No. II, y.l0: No. IL. No5:
No. ~, Not; No. Is. N,e5; non-caking
mixture. -; beet graduated, $3.50 per
100 lbs. household powd.. rs, - to
The Detroit times., 1913-12-13
N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE
NEW YORK. PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Dec. l2,-Flopr: Quiet
and steady. Pork: uiet; meas SIS. IS ~
23,75. Lard: Dull: middle west spot
slosoGio;so. sussr Raw dull: cen
do. So test. s2e503o[: refined. duii
cut loaf: s.. 30: crushed. $40: powder
ed. S4.4ogA45: granulated. 9t.3od 20.
Coffee: Rio No. on spot. sac. Tai
low: Dull: city. sxc; special. INC;
s1o3Alo5: No. 3, 751s5c: clover. IS
6sSG Dressed poultry; quiet; turkeys,
lS12Sc; chickens, lsG2sc: fowls. LOG
isc: ducks. s@aoc Live poultry
fowls. 1sH et17c: turkeys 1sc; BOOSTERS.
l2c: chickens l6@l6hc. Cheese:
Firm: state milk. common to specials
1874 d1SEc: skims. common TO specials
S613kc: full skimA ~ 6<c
Butter: Fairly active and arm: re-.
ceipts. 1873: creamery. extra. ss1s7c.
state dairy tubs. 21ft33c: imitation
creamery nrsts, 23m23hc. Eggs:
Firmer: receipts. 1914; nearby white
fancy. asa S0cs nearby mixed fancy. %
641c; fresh firsts. 3sm42c.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-13

no feathers. The plain. neat kind thar
looks right. Ttaes Prtatisg Dc. -
John R-st Phone Main t4eG
The Detroit times., 1913-12-13
POLITICS BANE
OF SCHOOLS IN
MANY CITIES
ELLA rLAGG YOUNG.
Chicago Educator Says Refusal
to Allow Book Graft Caused
Her Dismissal
ACCEPTS POSITION
WITH NEWSPAPER
"
Former Superintendent win
Make no Effort to Hold Her
Place as Public Servant

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.--The
Washington Board Of Educ alton
TO-DAY, considered offering the POSI-
ton OF superintendent OF schools
to Mrs. ella Flaog Young, Of Chi.
ca0o. All of the ~omen's ciubs
here are backing the movement.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-13

Receipts OF chickens were very
heavy again this morning, and com
mission men and dressers are loaded
UP TO the limit OF storage room. AS
outside markets are easier. the feeling
here In a little weak. Turkeys. ducks
and geese. on the other hand. are very
scarce. and prices are higher. Oranges
and lemons were lower. but linseed oil
WAS higher this morning.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-13

AppSss-No. !. Sa04Bo: No. O. Sa1sO
?so per Dbl: western box apples. $2.J9
B.ss.ss-oood Shipping stock. $3.50
sss.s-prisd lima. 7o7xc per 10.
sss: Ssias.. sissss asr cs os: so ~:
sIss :.i;:s;; ;ss 8. . ss ss;,s Per 90.
rr Ss,s'ySs sis Ds, "a. isssee; home
CssIsss-ssS1as per, bel
CAsese-Wholseale prices. Michigan
ss sw a asn:..,s ga:
80 acc: imported h~iss. si-siSc;
Gk.!:s a :... S.:::.. -I.yy; $3.50:
Iss Poi ' SECT: holy. s.SzsS Per Case case.
D:. pes s p asm ,Ss*s Ta,S:
common. t01llc Per. 10.
P:::..H sss:AicsSS!csT: s i1ssesGs : e
MIA, 35c per boz
Tfnnan HaAdieo-llc ID.
Frssh vsaet:S.ss-oreen psppsra
bsrs. hot house. lf.Si el.sS Der COS;
lettuce. hot house. loQl1c; bests. SO
LIS per oS; Passi .:. y ~ g ns per dos:
Hubbard Squash. Sis0S1 tom: :sd:
81 dos: sISsgL7s PEI hamper and
Grspe Frsis~i4oIse per boz.
Grapss-Naiasas. S467 per Dbl
Honey-Fancy white new, l6Vlec:
amber. io@Ilc per h.; extracted. 70ss
PEI .1-Dstrei. sAlpp:r. ar. p.y.ns Tn.
IS, .si.ss s,. ps..S e; s;n SS
Wis: lishs mixed. eisSis.sa: y:
Misksry M.ss-sl.seoI7s Per bu.
uiass-No. ! cured, 1Shc: No.
green hides, l3c: No. 4 cured bylie,
cured veal Kip. isos No. 'Erssn veei
kip, lao; Ne. cured murrain. l3c; Ne.
] green murraan. 100: No. cured oal1
tSAc. No. green cali. 1se: No. !
s 81. 81 n ssi,on nosis II No. SG h,S :'
Oh; No. ! kip and calf iXc on: sncsp.
skin ias to amount Of wooil. yoc3N.
Le@ens-Messinas. $3.50: California.
$6.6007 per box.
c.:::.. New per c. dHs navel.
sa0s.So; new F1oridas. >s.so0s per
0o ee.s..s-Yenow. si.ss bu: ss0s1o
sack: spanish. $50 crate
sacks. ESQ zoe; In bulk. Sswssc bu'
Ps1ltpy-Springs. 1871 014c. hams.
13c; geese. 1s@16c; ducks. 1e@i7c: tur-
keys, 00@22c. Dressed poultry: Hens.
14@14hc: springers. 14h DISC; geese
15@1sc: ducks. i70ISc: turkeys, 20
!i:sss: ...,..::;; per s ss:s>
eweet P:tatess-JsrSeI. kiln dried.
Tsif.w~Nc. 1. se: No. 4 size IL
The Detroit times., 1913-12-13

butteN-Frssh receipts, extra cream
cry, sac, hrsts. 1lc; dairy. 15c: packing
stock. lSc per ID.
Eggs--Current receipts. cases includ-
%. aSc per doz. Receipts. al cases.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-13
u. 8. COTrOy REPOWT

WELLINGTON, Dec. 12.--An aEri-
cultural department crop report this
ton Of cotton In the Cnited States for
the sseason OF 1s1S-1s14 at S,B42.oSo. 900
pounds mot including linters). equal