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The Detroit times., 1913-10-27
POLICEMAN AND NEGRO
IN DESPERATE BATTLE

Patrolman Charles Densmore had
to battle for his life. early Sunday
morning, when Burton Slaughter,
alias Powell, husky Negro. whom
Densmore caught In the act of at
tempting to enter a window In the
home Of Benjamin Waderlow, No. ~
High-st. east. Densnore chased the
Negro to the rear Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
building, cornered him In an alley
there, and a terrific struggle started.
Slaughter nearly succeeded In getting
possession OF the officers revolver.
but Fred Newberry. Of No. log Eliza
beth-st. east. employed as chauffeur
for Aid. Barnett. saw the Tight and
rushed to the oficers assistance.
The two downed Slaughter, and New
berry held him while the officer ap-
piled the handouts.
Slaughter is known to the police
az bad" man, with penchant Tor
fighting policemen He also hgure1
In q sensational attempt to escape
from the county Jail, March Z, 1907,
when he and Charles Walker sawed
their way out Of their cells, and were
lurking in the corridor, armed with
iron bars. when Deputy Alpheus
Poole discovered them, before they
had a chance to waylay him and rush
the small force Of deputies in the jan
once at night He and Walker were
each sentenced to the workhouse
and Slaughter. under the name oil
Powell, served Ave years Of 14-year
term.
When arrested, at that time, on a
burglary charge. he battled with Pa
trolman Charles A. Hayes, OF Trum
bull station, and nearly killed the OF
ficer.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27
MdiCatloHs are Thar
E/ec1,0u Has Eul/ed

MEXICO CITY. Oct. 27.-Returns
from the Mexican election. today
showed that less than 5000 votes
were cast in the federal district. in
Guiding this city. where there are
10000 voters.
In spite OF the meager vote il was
expected that the congressional can
didates. with the approval of General
Huerta, would declare themselves
elected, and organize. Their first act
II is said will be TO declare the pres
idential election of yesterday null
and void because the total vote cast
was not sufficient to make q constr
tutional majority for one candidate.
They then are expected TO re
quest" Huerta to remain president
ad interim until another election can
be held, which will be whenever HUI
erta sees fit to call IL.
The stumbling block in this pro-
gram Is the difficulty of calling the
congressional election legal and sat
isfactory. while declaring the presi-
Dental election void, when the same
ballots were used In both. Those OPP
posed to Huerta, though, say that =
Hetic thihS iiho ehot VIII ho' iS"~@
him
The Mexican constitution sets
forth that there are approximately
10000 voters in the republic. and
that one-third of them must vote In
order to make a presidential election
binding.
The Diax leaders and the Catholic
party, of which Federico Gamboa wap
the candidate, requested their part .
sans not to vote. Few Of them diu.
Early returns showed that very few
votes in the federal district were cast
for Huerta and Banquet. Huerta lett
the capital, early yesterday, and was
away all day, but Banquet was on
guard at the national palace.
Whether from apathy or fear. Mex
leo City was quieter. yesterday. than
on the average Sunday. The mount
ed patrols who guarded the streets
and the troops on guard at the ma
tionai palace and the home OF HUI
erta. had little to do. The few street
gatherings that we're seen were quick
ly dispersed.
In some OF the polling places no
votes were cast all day. and II was
reported that at several voting tables
even the election officials failed TO
show.
Returns, today. showed that voting
in the outlying districts was even
lighter than In Mexico City. Along
the northern border II was said tnat
only the soldiers voted. the ofncers
casting the ballots for the privates.
In the states where the rebels noin
forth. very few votes were poiled'
The constitutionalists refused to rec
ognize the election, and took no part
in II.
Huerta has issued decree raising
the federal army from $4,000 to 800.
600. Il Is said that conscription WIZ
be necessary to carry out this order.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27
CHARGES AGAINST
CONDUCTORS REDUCED

Charges of conspiracy brought BY
Detective p. J. Abt, Of the ID. u. X.
against three conductors. and one ex
employee, charged with dealing extern
sively in car tickets, knocked
down" by the conductors, we're drop
ped I'm police court. and new warrants
charging lesser offenses were issued
on recommendation Of Justice JEFF
fries. Imprisonment for year ia the
lightest penalty that could be impos
ed under the conspiracy charge.
Alfred A. Davis, Stanley Biscya and
Arthur l.. Thompson. tho conductors
are all charged with larceny by con
version. in the new warrants, and
George W.. Smith. former conductor
who was working in restaurant
across from the Fourteenth car barns
Is charged with receiving stolen prop
erty.
They we're arraigned on the new
warrants. Saturday afternoon, and
will have their examinations. Oct. ~
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27
.D,a$ May Face Trial
By Cou,1-M arttal

VERA CRUZ, Oct. 27.-Gen. Felix
Diaz today expected that he wouid
again be ordered to Mexico CITY, III
spite of the fact that he telegrapheo
his resignation from the army to Gen.
Huerta late yesterday.
The authorities arranged today 10
try Leandro Alcolea, a notary puohc'
and Dfas,s- bfother-in-law. VINO Gre
ated the only election disturbance
here Yesterday. Flourishing revolv-
or. he protested the legality OF one OF
the voting tables and took forclDie
nossession of all the ballots. Con.
stables overpowered and disarmed
him and locked him up.
The election here was very quiet
ana less than 300 votes were cast.
The people seemed apathetic. NO
crowds collected during the day and
apparently there was no interest at all
I'm the result. No disorders were re-
ported. Diaz remained close within
the German hotel and American con-
sulate. The general belief that he
will be again to the capital Ia based
on the fact that he deied Huerta be-
fore telegraphing his resignation from
the army. By refusing to go to Mexico
City. Gen. vidaurrazaga. who took
Huerta'e special train back to the
capital last night. vowed that as soon
az he reported to his superiors, Diaz
would answer for his informally,
n IL therefore. expected that Diaz will
be ordered today 10 report to Gen.
AurelianO banquet, minister OF war,
for reprimand. His friends say he
will again refuse to go. and may be
arrested and courtmartialed.
Diaz gave as his reason for refus-
ing to go to tie capital that his wife
10 sick and he wants to remain near
her. She Is at the home of her broth
or, Alcolea and Diaz has not seen
her since he escaped to the German
hotel.
Ohicial Vera Cruz is strongly con-
WINGED that Diaz was aided in his
fight by Consul Canada and John
Lind. and that he is now being pro-
tected by the American consulate.
This alleged interference IL strongly
condemned by the Mexican officials.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27
HEAVY SNOWFALL
THROUGHOUT SOUTHWEST

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 27.--During the
last ~ hours snow fell throughout the
southwest Bartlesville, Okla, re-
ported three inches, the heaviest fall
In fifty years. but it melted IN short
time. More than an inch was reported
covering the entire Panhandle district,
following q heavy wind storm and n
temperature drop from 80 to 29 de.
grees within a few hours. Late for.
age was ruined by the freeze.
During the forenoon a heavy snow
fell in st. Louis. but melted under the
warm atmosphere.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27
SUBURBAN NEWS
YPSILANTI.

Mrs. Mamie Ely and Joseph J. Ely.
both of this city, are lighting for a
divorce before the circuit court In Ann
Arbor. Mr.. Ely began the suit which
vas promptly followed up by a cross
bill being filed by Mrs. Ely. The three
children are the bone Of contention
Thirty-flve dollars was cleared at the
Junior league penny social In the M.
|E church, Saturday evening.
Thu. M. e. Sunday school under the
efYicient management Of 6upt. A. A.
Parsons has scared to the membership
mark of SIS.
On account Of the meeting of the
Michigan State Teachers association
at Ann Arbor. Thursday and Friday
the city schools will close on both
these days.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. ~ Harris have is
sued Invitations for q Halloween par
|ty for Friday evening.
The annual meetings OF the Willing
Workers OF Kings Daughters was held
Saturday with Mrs. George Crane and
Miss May Crane at their farm home
south of the city. Election Of officers
resulted Az follows: Leader, Mrs
Harvey Holmes; vice-leader, Mrs
Frank Fletcher, Jr.: secretary, Miss
Ida Thum; treasurer, Mr.. N. C. Car
penter.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27
NEW MEXICAN CON- W
GRESS WILL BE SUB
SERVIENT TO WISHES
OF DICTATOR


sestion is. AS expected. in effect, a
demand that the United States use
the big stick in restoring order, there
is likely to be state document made
public which will become historic.
IL can be stated positively that In
no consideration will the present adj
ministration permit outside interior
.ence with it's police power on the
western hemisphere. And the presi-
dent Is all ready TO affirm this In the
strongest language.
In his absence in Mobile, he lef,
Secretary Tumulty sitting ION the lid"
and with instructions 10 keep him in.
formed of all developments in the
south. II is not expected that any
declaration OF policy will come before
Wednesday.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27
Jess ". Roe. . weiI-known livestock
dealer In this city, was strickeR We

Jess ". Roe, q weiI-knOwa livestock
dealer In this city, was strickeR wei
pneumonia, Friday, while at the
stockyards, and died. Sunday. In
Woodward hospital. Mr.. Roe was =
son of Charles Roe and associated
with his father IN the livestock com
mission business. Two brothers. Ed
win T., and stanley <. Roc and FIVE
sisters. Mrs. n. r.. Sherwood. Mrs.
T. ". Purse Mrs. H. r.. Deming. Mira.
!. A. Berstow and Miss Florence Roe,
survive. Funeral services will be
held In the family home. No. sos
Sccond-ave.. Tuesday afternoon.
There ~ssI be q useeSiwg of the Waywp
County Federation Gt~sness In Rom
ulus. Friday, oct 81. starting at
1870 n. m. All Cleaners are invited
to attend the forenoon and afternoon
>-eessions Fred ". Marvin, lecturer
OF the supreme arbor. Will be present
and take 1p for discussion. the fed.
Grafton work In Michigan.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27

asa: baked beans. i!iS.. 50 q &c. i Lana
sfiSf Sas .es Ca: T.s,. ssS. n;iss
i Ia rsss s :ssy a SO s. s.imo sS
bYchsEs. ts, k,.. l:s ;,D nat ;s A4 ..
ia Viz: Hssro*fat Hss:, u; early
Jpss Mo: siftsd early Juns Si.is
~ x yobbIns prscss in ioo-ls.
nne middlings. $31; coarse. corn meal,
o31; cracked corn. >33: corn and cat
chop 93s Der ton.
gan pss.nts sssS; See eSsSd patent ssos.
straight, V.s0: pure rye. $3.50; sprins
pstent: 15.iO per bb! In wood.
as.cw 10y !. ~ Nails 4. :; base; pis!s
fsss:sfe rs.e so c Ssss s:'v:easse
sScs 7o :n ssssdsss sS; e.
gi ;ss sS'f Brcs:.d ,ss i p s~ dos oa
ishsd Sia per des; b.scn sheets. .
IeIts. small. Is and 10 per osnt on;
ssss. SS,ss ' small IS and : per cent sen;
on lsrgys e sHd 5 per cent , o.; .,.
sesd Sc, Dlamona. he.dlieht k:ro-
ii D ssssIs. ne 'es !. r1 ssa
S Slfss ss't 10 s@ p sl PENN hama III
S.ss: asSsslss, isss n tlsf'''
Su1ars-Correct6d daily ~ w. II.
Edghr = Sons: Cryttnl dominoes. 1-1b.,
d eufi s.s- ?9cc: E suSs. sa ssis!!
xxx powdered. (5.is; standard pow.
4ered. $50: gr&nulated. extra coarSe.
y g: ,yTaru!ate3, qnS; in bulk: $40:
~ df,Su,xx ywrn n = ,3-Ib and 5-1b ear
(opS. 10 ceses. %: crystal domino gran.
~ eases. @5je: diamond A, $3.50; con-
a Q.s5 No. 4. AGO.: No 5.
pl.$5: No. & e<.so.. No. :. >ttt. No 8.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27
NEW YORK sTOCK LETTER.

Reported FOR The TImes by Paine'
Weber 4 Co. Oct. 70: EARLY irreSu-
larity was followed by quite a strength
and a resumption Of buil'sh operations
in the last half hour by tho interests
which have been credited with work
ing for an extension OF the rise was
reflected by smart upturn. but taken
as whole there was nothing in the
news to account for the hardness OF
the market We are disposed TO De-
lieye. despite the fact that IL now ap-
pears that security prices may be
worked some higher, that the better
policy to pursue will he TO accept
moderate turns on long stock and re-
l1ce lines on any pronounced hard
ness
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE

CHICAGO Oct. e6.--The cable had a
'steadyfng influence on the local wheat
market today and prices were Arm at
the start. The tendency later was TO
slightly lower levels with some liqui-
dalton apparently based upon the eN-
pectation that receipts northwest
would improve next week. Fair buy
ing held the corn market at about yes-
trading today, futures shading n trifie
lower later in the trading. Oats trade
was dull and featureless. Prices shaded
slightly lower than at last nights
close. Provisions were hrm and higher
on higher hog prices at the yards
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27
IN DETROIT

The legislaturc last winter passed
.spec00c hOud tag law by whscn ter
holders OF bonded securities ua'cu
before Jan L. i9i3, are allowed ~
pay an assessment or one. nan W
one per cent on them, thereby gam
ing Immunity from any future 'aNa-
ton. Already St,3S7.50 has hre I
paid into the county treasury on t"i'
account.
Mary Juhas In making q sec0nu IT'D
hack to Hungary by order al the ~,
migration department. she ana '"'
ian 10th, were deported year aso
for conducting a disorderiy mouse,
near River Rouge. \ few weeks ako
she was arrested I'm Richmond va;
with son OF the 10th woman io'"
also was deportcd.
DIR. John CONy~r POWys. OF Cnmprsu9e'
E:mw.. i~ctured ON "Enersom. the IN
diyIdualist" in the Church OF ous
Father. saturday evening He refer
red to America the most blasphemous
and al the same time the most NOR
al of the nations Emerson, he SAID
was the typical offspring OF our ideas
OF morality lie was the philosopnef
of purity and goodness IN the ias
tidious sense His whole doctrine IL
self-control. self-reliance, sell trust
said DR.. Powys. He is wholly ma
vidualistic, typically American IN ms
consuming trust In his own person
atty"
Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co., is John R-st
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27

$40: No. .. Ns5; No. 10. $3.50; No. II.
N2b; Ne. IL. sac; No. IL. ?t.ls: No
il. CIs; No rs, S4.15: non-csking mix
ture. S. per 100 tbs.; household powd Z.
is. as To case, 1895 per case.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

TOLEDO,T Oct 35--Wheat: Cash
s1&c: December. esc: May. etc. Corn
Cash. 71&c: December. ssEc: May.
.7fNc Oats: Cash. ike; December
A&c: May. 45kc. Rye: Cash, SIC
C1overseed: Cash. October December
and March $3.50 Alsike: October
t11: December and March. 5000. Tim
othyseed: Cash. $3.50; December. 1882,
March. S2.67. Butter. eggs and hay:
Unchanged
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27

Butter--rresn receipts. extra cream.
cry soc: frsts, CSC; dairy, 23c. packing
stock. ale per 10.
ExGs-Current receipts. cases inciud-
ed zoe per doz. Receipts. 24l cases.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27
HIGIN RuTTER.
BVTrER AND EGGS.

ELGIN. III. oct. ai;-Bu,ter vas
quoted at 2?1sc yesterday. the same
price that prevailed last week.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. oct. s5.-Fior. dull
but steady. Pork: Steady; mess, s25 90
I2425 Lard Quiet; middle west
spot. Si0s5mloT5. sugar: Raw. nrmi
centrifugal, sc test. $S.4s; muscovsdo
81 test. S2.as, refined, steady: cut LOAF,
SIS 20: crushed. $50: powdered. 80 a
!. 40; sranulated, si.25@4s5 Conee
Rio No. : on spot. 10 &c. Taliow; Quiet,
city. sac. special S,sc; country, %
sac. Hay. Easier: prime. ssi:es q
Dressed poultry: quiet: turkeys, 2oG
a2c: chickens. i4Q csc: fowls. l7m ls IL G
ducks lsh a isc. Live poultry: Easier
geese. i4c, ducks. l6@1sc; fowls; la
l6nc: turkeys. lsc. ROSTERS, II n
chickens. broilers. itm16c; Cheese;
Quiet and easy; state milk. common
TO specials, lax al Be, skins, common
TO special, 5giSc. full skins. II q 4c
Butter; Firm receipts. s,toI cream
cry dxtra, 81 a d32c; state dairy TUBS
ssM3tc. imitation creamery nrsts, 20
2sc Eggs: Firm; receipts. sos.
nearby white fancy. 35d55c nearbv
mixed fancy. 3063,c fresh firsts. .sm
2ec.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27

ND 1SI77I - - --
- l1ve ltaraE Rspsrt.
~ ~. ~. Oct. 37.--Cat-
Gorq; market, i6G2sc
ur1 80 $50: shipping
= 4ehoe 9Fados LEO a.
saxs. ~ 4&so; cut
Dt1oh COWS and spring
n1xoGi Receipts, 1000
- care; MARKET. slow /.
D0r: top lambs. e7.15@
$40 WetheRh 81 a
4.JE: calves. S5@1z.
81 ia : sT&iks y5ri e ?
w 4xtn1Ttry -msxrd
I! k2qd hsssy.
~ 6o9 head: market.
q lower; beeves, %. 20
w., ~. q 10. -. Sheep:
~ had: market. slow
yzer; uativc. 43.90@4.90:
eo I !! lambs, @S.ssg7.4s;
~ higher; mediums and
nGDb0: Receipts. 10 cars:
49,; RecsSptss lee head;
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. oct 25.--Butter: Extras.
s0Hc flrsts, ESQ 2Sc: dairy extras 20 y
firsts. 2sh a Csc; frsts. 2TG2sc. Cheese
Skins. l4A G14hc: young Americas,
l5Ii5[c. Potatoes: Michigan. 'eM
.T5c: Wisconsin. 70n75c; Minnesota Z"
a Tbc. Live poultry: Fowls 1903 &C.
ducks. leo 16c: geese. 1SI14c; springs.
1874 Nl4c; turkeys. lSf1ec.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

webber q Co. Oct. 25: There IVES no
news to AFFECT the market today and
speculation il at a low ebb. The run
damental trouble which governs the
the world wide scarcity Of money. AL
most all the nations are strugglic 4
with the same problem. tight money.
Industrial expansion 90 the past Few
practically used up the supply or
fluid capital. Whether the situation
will be changed by liquidation or by
new currency plans in the dinerent
countries remains to be seen. but In
the meantime IL In unreasonable 20
expect any prolonged advance In stock.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27

" Oct Se.-CIose Early
SaG USt of I character to
l(z1po1tant change in prices.
xot4bI6 American reports
kofInGA and = decline wae
MY IA the sessiOn. Later
EDxeglng on = report OF
= shipments and an &C.
I'VE 0elnand In both tbs
Iq1n and continent. THIS
11nln. Russia and m nis
II In thekr offerings and
10uo ware on liberal
IN rep0rts light ship
UIHoOI for the week. IS
Hl The week before.
IlNuoopOliG receipts Of
CoyD less than 4 year
10 elgn Of . more
9 Are slow seIIcrs and
me price level. WIN
~ IN day here ana
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27
PRODUCE

The feature Of the market this morn
ing was an overdose OF poultry. Com
on the theory that shipments had been
held up during the week by bad
weather. The fact that the market
was flooded on Saturday. after retail
pecially with part OF Fridays receipts
still on hand. made the question Of
prices a difficult -one- The best clean
up bid Was I &c under top quotations
and It looked an thought that would
pretty nearly be the market. Aside
from poultry the market vas steady.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27
NEW. YORK BANK STATEMENT.

actual bank statement, issued today.
showed the following changes: sur
plus decreased 81. ls4loo; loans. IN
creased $3.50. 900: specie. Increased
|.S3s3. 900: legals. decreased v..1eo,ooo:
deposits, decreased y1.9l0,00o; circula-
ton, increased $4,000; surplus reserve
s11cS7260
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27

Fright hip with 22-caiiber revolver
In the hands OF his brother. Rudolph
~ wears old, sunday afternoon. lie
told Dr. a. J. Radzinski. OF No. f3f1
Michigan-aves, that the shooting was
an accident lie was not seriously
wounded
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27

wAsHINGTON. Oct ga special
cotton report. issued today by the cen.
sus bureau. shows that on Oct. IL
been xinned. compared with e.S742os
bales last year. and 7.75s,se1 bales In
|ls1I Round bales included in today's
report were 4s.024. and sea island 3o.sSp
bales.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27

9suey-Fkncy white. new. iS01sc;
amber. 10@11c lb.; extracted. 7ooc II
Hay-De1rott shippers are paying the
fonowing price, for baied hay In car
lots. & q. b Detroit: No. timothy,
Si6 = 1850: standard. SIS 01S.:S: No
timothy, .9lA01l.ko: No. mixed, 911.Go
OH; light mixed. SIS 81 1850; rye straw,
f1@A; wheat and oat straw. efo7.Sa
mieEsry Nsts--s1.so0i.7S bu.
HlGo6ENo. cured. 1SAc: No.
rreou hides r1Se: Mo- -cnrad bulls.
i2hc: No green bulls. l0hc: No.
cured veal kip. lee; No. J green veal
kip, lee: No. 1 cured murrain l1c: No.
] green murratn. Ice. sNQ: 4 cured caie
iShc: .No; ! grssn cest isc; No, Ne: :
sAs -! No IA sai W. ny al. IL. 10 49, e.
shespskin (ss g amount Wool, soc . o.
Eiaes-Si 0Its per doa
Msisss-RocKy fords. 7scosi; osase
ID ss!ss p. Y v.,.ac..s. ,s7,
v0.ioss-Yeliow. sl.as Per ou: Ssss
per sack: Spanish. e1.l0 per crata
pears--Klefers, 65G 75c per bu.
Peu1try - springs. lsh n lac: hens,
0fic: ducks. iS@1sc. geese. iS@ilc;
turkeys, 170lsc per ID.
T1sesrpies-- -, IS D AS per crate
baga, 70075c; in bulk s507oc bu.
sweet Petetees-virginia. - Dbl:
Jersey, 0S.26 bbl; e1.3S bu.
To0lOW-No. !, SC; No. 3. Shc ID.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27
, and FINANCE

October and December. $3.50; Marcn.
97.eu;~ sample red. 20 bags at N,3o. !"
At $685.; October alsike, 5000: sample
alsikc. - bags At 1875 Timothyseed
Prime spot, $2.i5. .aifalfa: Prime spot
Receipts In the Detroit market sat.
urdsy included 1000 bbls CT hour,
cars of wheat OF corn, Z VT oats an
IA Of hay Withdrawals were l,ueo
bills OF Hour and 5000 bu OF corn.
Stocks are $500 .bu Of wheat, i7o,so.
bu of corn, 1876. 400 bu of oats ana
4S. 7b0 bu of rye
stocks of wheat in Minneapolis in
creased 100. 900 bu In one day.
Duluth reports good export sales OF
wheat
Wheat receipts on. Saturday Duluth,
244 cars, against 525 a year ago; MIN :
neapt fss 1899 cars against ga; Wihnl-
peg. III. cars. against .1S4; Chicago.
81 ears. against 121: southwest, lo'.oVo
BIZ. sgainst 364. 1000 bu.
Primary. wheat receipts were 10000
bu. against l,ss2.0oo bu year ago, =
Exports OF wheat and nour saturday.
:S&eoo bu
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27

MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-Bar silver
London TN pence: New York, soc
Demand sterling: $i.Ss.3e
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. oct 81. ---s,psning--Whea
December steady; May up &c. Corn
December steady; May steady Provis-
ions. Firm and higher.
Close--Wheat: DecemhS: down sc;
May down Bc Corn. December up
NC: May up re Oats; December
down &c; May steady. Provisions;
Firmer.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27

Apple0-76c0N per 0u: 41.4S 4e,i.
bbl.;. western box apples $f3s0IU
s.ss.as Good sripo.ns stock. SIS
1ss.s-Dried Lima. so7kc 10.
-Cal1feRnIs Yv1st-Peare. e41t03: To.
kay grapes. e1.75@2: Malagas. @1.ds
a. per box, uDmegfanftss. $3.50 per
Cs.Ila~rers--sl,ssa 1,7s asa
Csiery-K alamsSqo, y Q14c per dos
CabU6e<-S3024e per Dbl
--CHeese -whoIseeie price,: .Minhtgas
s s.l lsSisHs 1n3Ts 3 ssn:..ice M
100 20c; imported ewssA no37hc:
lang horns. l7c per h.
Chestsuts-ia0 lee: spanish. s01oc
rDc1es-Psrsian. new. Sc ID.
Ovessea Calves - Fancy. l3hco la:
c3mfhon. lo0lJc Dor %.
eorriA. CSC per bon
TIanan He1Aies--s1c per III.
fPoNh voge1Nbsoo-0Ieen 1eppero, ~
01.1o: red peppers. .S14e1 M: Gu.
cumbers. hot house, e101.1s per dos. |:
lettuce. hot-house, S0loc per H.. 5sets.
0@70c per hp; parsley. 15Q zoe per
doc: tomatoss. hot-houss, is0aoc per
Grape FruM--seOsss eox.
sraDes-Concords, "a. 160 2ec;
4 lbs. 16@17c; Catawbas, 10000 bas-
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27

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