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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-27
FRANK ALIB|
IS AIDED IN
NEW PLEA

A half-dozen new witnesses to es-
tablish an alibi for Leo Frank, twice
as many more to testify to the
shaping" OF testimony by the Solic-
itor and detectives and many others
whose evidence tends to throw the
suspicion of guilt upon Jim conley
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-27
Jap Emperor Seeks
Parliament Truce

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
TOXIC. March 27--Ex Premier
saionji declined to-day to attempt to
form Cabinet.
Leaders OF the opposing Parliamen-
tary factions were Immediately sums
moned by the Emperor for q conferz
ence, ....l..i-.l..--.... =. A.. !, ~
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-27
200 HorSewOmen
Parade for Suffrage

CHICAGO, March 1.-Two hundred
expert horsewomen win ride in the huge
suffrage parade which viii pass through
the streets of Chicago on May 2.
Mrs. Kellogg Fairbank. gowned in
white and gold and mounted on a white
charger. win head the parade. Mrs.
Grace Wilbur Trout, president of the
Illinois Equal Suffrage Association, viii
walk at the head Of the marchers.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-27
IL Cardinals To Be
Created Next Month

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
ROME, March Alt was tenta-
lively decided at the Vatican to-day
to hold the next consistory at the end
of April or early in May, when twelve
cardinals will be created.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-27
OLD RIVER BOAT BURNS.

CAIRO, ILL, March 27.-The old
transfer steamer Charles Merriam,
which has been used as wharfboat
by the Iron Mountain and Cotton
Belt Railroads for years. burned to-
day The boat was built in 1888, at
a cost of $4,000.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-27
Steals l22 Chickens;
Gets l22 Days in Jail

CORNWALL. N. Y, March PA
constable hid in Howard Taylor's chick
en- coop for FIVE nights to catch Samuel
Cronk. who stole 122 chickens. Cronk
was sent to prison for 122 days.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-27
Pet Cat to Rest in
White Plush Coffin

GOSHEN, n. Y, March 27.-Friends
and relatives Of Mrs Giles Goodrich
attended the wake" OF her pet cat
The animal will be buried in a white
plush coffin with silver handles.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-27
Theodore Roosevelt
Deserter From Army

CHICAGO, March 27.-Theodore
Roosevelt, aged 81. of Dallas, Texas.
is being sought here as a deserter
from the United States army.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-27

This question is discussed by
Clara Morris, the distinguished
actress. in
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-27

Continued on Page 5, Column I.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-18
Thursdays Livestock Market

Christmas cattle and Gamer cows
were steady at the Detroit stock yards
ON Thursday, but all other kinds were
dull and 10 TO 25 cents lower. The
outlook fayors still lower prices IN the
near future. Veal calves were fairly
active, the best selling for 50 per cwt
Sheep and lambs were badly wanted
and prices higher, closing strong.
Prime lambs s. TO $S.25; common 10
good So 10 $3.50; common 10 good
sheep 81 10 S. per cwt.
a large run OF live hogs made buy
ers decidedly independent and prices
paid. again. looked badly out OF line
with other markets. An average run
OF mixed hogs Drought $40 per cwte
Receipts Cattle, 1884,; calves, 35S;
sheep, 6,20l hogs, 1926.
CATTLE.
Sold by Bishop b, 4 ~ Mich Beei
Co, butchers Z bead. average weight
$50 lbs, sS4O per cwt; do. bulls l. so.
s5.75, do. steers 6.l03l. 1920 do, cows
i, 1880, So; do. :, 1895. seas; do. butch
eCs I SO So k iS6 ,s &c. Sf Psrke2 r
Webb 4 Co. cows /. 40, $3.50; do, q.
Mason, butchers Is, 500: $3.50: Parker.
seas. COOS, cows /, 1870, s3.25. do. 2,
1860. $3.50. do. 4, 1892. 10. Breiten-
beck, steers 3 $780, $40; do. COWS l.
heifers }, 1874. s.: u, Coos, Gamers L
ITO, s5.75; do. 1. 1879. So. do. l, 100.
sa.7S; do. ~ 1850 st25; sullivan.
2, 1890, $3.50; Newton, COWS 8, s7S.
$3.50; do. heifers /. no. $3.50; do, ?.
$50. s6.I5; Mason. cows I, ll40. 500;
c. w. Kamman, COWS L. sos, $5.25 do,
III 10 ~ A D.
ker. Webb & 60, cows !. io75, s. IS
do, bull ]. 800, $3.50; Ia RatkofsiSy.
cows 4. 975. s5.25 do. 4, 10. $3.50; Wool
man. cows l. 100, IS j, Bresnahan.
943. $3.50; J. Bresnahan. heifers 1. $50,
So do. >. T2O. $500; Newton, steers Il.
023 81 do, 1, $40. Sc; Remick, cows /,
soeG io6 - ars do M s sss &C. R ssnhsEs
cows !. 1870. $3.50; Marx, heifers /,
1850, IS; do, bulls 2, 575. SO; do. heit-
butchers ., s35. Sc: do. /. go. 500:
Thompson. butchers 3. 1000, s4.75: do.
"a. 1910. seS6; do. 8. 1875. $3.50; do. /.
j. Bresnahan. cows s. $40. SIS; Thomp-
son. butchers 8, I5I. So; j. Bresnahan.
heifers 3. $50. $3.50; Sullivan, butchers
s.75; Newton, stockers 10, us. Sc. do
5, s24. $5.T5; Rothkofski. cows 3, 800.
$50. do. 8. 96S, $3.50
Sold BY Roe n Co: Sullivan, Gamers
s head, average weight SOS lbs, 81 90
per cwt. do. steers I. sS5. 81: do. cows
3. 500, ss25; do 4, sos. $3.50: Kun
Thompson. bulls 3. 1853. s6.4O; do. 2
$50. S3.75; sullivan. steers 90, s3s, $S35
do. 81. sTs. 1886: Kamman. steers 4
1850. $50; do. butchers IL, $50. So so;
Mason. butchers Z. 80, $3.50; Ratkof-
sky, cows /. 1890, $3.50: do, 4, 1850
s5,95 Thompson. butchers :. fs5' sSi5;
do. !, 1860. 81; Sullivan. cows Z. 9I3
81 D. Coos. bull I, l04O. 20; Thomp-
son, steers Is. ia. $3.50; Appiebaum,
cows !. $50. IS; do. ,. 1850. So: Sulli-
van. cows 4. s55. 50: Mich. Beef Co.
500.
Sold by Haley q McMunen: J. Bres-
nahan, heifers head, average weight
500 lbs, 10 per cwt. Woelmer, steers
E = 1os s,es I:2s; do do. J. $50, IS; Bresna
z lll5. s5.l5: Sullivan. cows g SIS.
$3.50 do, 2, 1918. So: Sapiro. cows 2,
o2S. 1878: do. IL. 1045, ;5.25; Hoffind.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-18
PRODUCE MARKET


The poultry deal Is the seasonal
feature OF the marker Just now, and
viii be for few days receipts q,
both live and dressed poultry or All
kinds are heavy. and rather got start
on the demand which Is not yet fully
developed. I'm consequence live poul-
try Is not cleaning ND. and IS little
favorable Tor dressed stock, which Is
holding up better. Rsbhits are COM
ing more freely and ere only steady
I'm tone. Eggs wer" udNanced a cent on
fresh stock yesterday. and butter is
called steady y MAX
appIss-Nsw. sb@beu per hr N-ja
$50 per bbl. box apples. Sl.2SQl7s;
nnnsnns Coos sh'Hs'ug stock u ~
B-,ns GSi"1 ,r,a, s70se per 10
Cahhase-si9l.lt per Dbl
c.rlisow M,cn;,9SD per crate ssSe.,,;
Cheess. w holessls prices: Michigan
9 mSu iss stG sss Y9 Sas ssm s"..
Is93ic: imported Swiss. 56Psec; lcrs
horns Is n 1lI5ac. Gaisies. 10 n 0le%c
reds si'Tbs6 per bhi: 81 Der bu
Dressed CalvesSFaney. lO9iiei COM
t2.7513 case; soc per basket: radishes.
loo per doz.: lettuce. 1VSc 10; spinach.
sl.25 per hamper parsley. 200 csc per
HOT house cucumbers. siaI25. Brus.
sells sprouts, l213 q l5c per quart;
shalotts a9ySsc per saozzs.
inn, vd Maiasas. st.0EU DC per DBL
Grape Fruit-Sz.25I :.6D per crate.
Hosey-Fancy white. new. 10 n 4ise:
amber. i20lIc 10; extracted. 76sc 10.
toilowins prices for baled hav In car
SEQ 1850; standard, sis 0Is.So; No: 2
iimSthy; ,iaSogl.; No. l mixed: sisy
cat % 'V straw s sfSss.bO' per ton. yea A"a
Hide. No l cured, lsbc: No; I
green hides. lshc; No. 4 cured bulls;
Veal kip. lSc: No. green veal kip.
NJ rlrec n,urIain. zoe. No cured
live. No. / cured murrain. 15c; No.
s sorss calf. oS zoe; NO ! green sep calf a SS
hides. ic on. 40 kan ana calf hs
Sn sSeeP-skins. As to amount OF wosl
Ismor.-caIifornia u.so0s psr boz
Limes-s, nl.f rs per boa
Mushrooms-3o u t0c per 10.
Oranses--california Navsls. s3q3.2s:
Floridas. ss2s9 ESQ per Dor:
ish, si.40fl.50 per crate.
Pineapples-Florida, $500 q 4.S0 per
p1trtoe.- Michigan IN car load iotA
ou rou s1g ssss snSss SIG 'Ss o hens
1l6l1hc; ducks, lac; geese, 1870 lac;
turkeys. ls9lsEc; No. hens sq5c
10. Dressed poultry: Springs lt&l4h,;
hs1si uT s d 20 sge per- us geese
Pep Corn-.Ears Wikc per ID
Rabbits-s2.50 per doz.
sweet Potatoes -JerssSs. kiln drled,
sl.eQ9 LIS per crate: Delawares. u IS
r.iIow~No. /. sxc: No. :. exc per
The Detroit times., 1914-12-18
JoRNyHn eNICE

$50 S:n sss.s Si beans. ta.S.. .sse5c; LIN.
beans nvi;ss. .oS CsDI L., Tan S,. As,na
.S,a a.SS 's 81; ssss sa 500 SOY ss. u' samoa mon
ssS as tA ai. :s' inas ; :s 4 S..
ices. Ito; AaIrowfat peas, 81: early
5 June a.. $50. s'ft.1 early June. 81"
Fe~s-Josbing prices IN Ioo-Ib. sacks:
bran. s25: standard middiings. f25; nne
middlings, s32; cracked corn. S2S; corn
and Ga. ehoR sss 5 per- ton a.., M,.s,x
patent sSaei second r az sn $50. $50;
palert; 1850 per Dol an paper .asna
ca wire. $50 case. painted barbed
wire. . point. zoe: gslvanlzso sb sets. -
ssssSss ss e saaT f.. as sau q sssg:H
single BIZ bronaed axes. sLas per dos::
ss.i!: Is ssssss ,a2ej q fa u,, ,asS:
Toe and 10 on: machine bolts, small. %
per cent Oh list; large. 20. 10 and %
Proyisseas--Mess pork. yii: family:
s2367l clear backs. s1s023: smoksd
hams, Is'@11hc; brisksts. 12h q - hc:
saSon $50 ace: Rsra ln sisross. i;s:
sussIs- daily By W. H.
1915; do. 5-Ib., sS25: eagle tablets.
s7.ss: cut LOAF. 1886: cubes. $40:
xxx powdered, $50. standard pow
dered. s5.65; granulated, extra coarse,
s5.S5: graduated. fine. in oulk, s5.25;
granulated, 25-lb. cottons. $3.50: crystal
domino gran. Alb: and BIB cartons
HF cases, $3.50; diamond A. s5.36:
confectioners' A. $500. No. 4. Sails;
No. s, 1910: No. 6, s5.05. No. Z. So No.
s. A.95; No. 3, 81. 30. No. 10. $4.S5: No.
II. $3.50; No ~. s4.75. No. IS. $40;
No. IL. $40: No rs. $40; non -caking
mixture. seas; beet graduated. y6l5
per 100 lbs: household powd.. is, "a to
case.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-18
A HUSTLER AND A
PROGRESSIVE STCRE
Moe Enrich, Popular East Side
Jeweler, Has Forged to the
Front BY Leaps and Bounds

From a modest beginning few
years ago. Moe Enrich. jeweler. cor
ner Adams and Hastings, near Gratiot.
has developed business second TO
none In Detroit. He not only gives his
patrons the yeTy latest'and best prod
ucts OF the jewellery, watchmakers' and
silversmi MS art, nut all deserving
people can secure any article. be II n
diamond. watch. ring or silyerware by
a small payment down and the balance
at convenient intervals. Back OF MIR.
Enrich is reputation for square
dealing which can be verified by In
Quirirg anywhere.
As a special Christmas inducement,
Mr.. Fhrlich advertlses in this issue OF
The Times 10 give, free, beautiful
81 dresser set with purchase amount
ing TO So or more. The dresser set Is
q gift any woman will appreciate
Adv.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-18
wv YORK. Dec. 1s.-stimulated

NEW YORK, Dec. 1s.-Stimulated
news that the. railroads had been
Snted the increase asked In almost
>rything, prices on the stock mar
= vent rapidly up today. After the
II rush, however. the market quiet
down. but prices were well up
~ the low mark Of the day. At
ID the market was firm.
~ q. m.--Selling pressure develop
- during the first hour and prices
=6Dped TO below Thursdays lowest
rores. Canadian Pacific was on
ia At 156na-2; Reading OF "a at
i l4era1a Southern Pacific on "a
o5RTWith the announcing of the
~ decision, the market began to
volop; considerable strength. Great
activity than at any time In the
~ three days was shown. Reading
no the leader In the gain.
IA buying movement developed about
10 o'clock, and stocks generally
re strong. New York Central led
y the advance.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-18
BRITAIN ADDS
EGYPT TO EMPIRE
khediye's Realm Will Hereafter
BE a British ProtectOrate,
Proclamation

LONDON, Dec. lS,-Egypt mas been
declared British protectorate. This
announcement was ilade officially last
night
The official press bureau issued the
following statement:
"His Britannia majesty's principal
secretary OF state for foreign affairs
gives notice that In view OF state
OF war arising out OF the action OF
Turkey, Egypt is placed under the
protection OF his majesty and will
henceforth constitute a British protec-
torate.
THE suzerainty OF Turkey over
Egypt - thus terminated and his mai
esty's government will adopt all mea.
sures necessary for the defense OF
Egypt and the protection OF It's in
habitants and interests"
The Detroit times., 1914-12-18
|ATE RULING
BOOSTS STOCKS
ices Go Up on Change as
News Of Increase Is Re-
ceived.
xo.,. srock MARKEr-Cio.e.

IA YORK siOth mAn -
klaska cold 24%. am = sugar 80
al Cor 54k. Am Can 2bA An,
<[EH Am Cot OIL 80, Am Ice 20, ~, AN
- "a. Am Smelt 5sh. Am sugar W.,
1r II r ilsA, Am Tob 2ls I, macon a, sn1
a Atcb gsis: & 6s'F; betn st psn
|<6 ri n Sc. Cal Petro 1874 Can rae
- Cent Leath 37is, Ches tST.
r'no' Con 80. G, NJ 4 st i 9ok, Chi
<12s. Cont Con pfd s9%. Corn PROG
q bis SEC Cor 1914. Erie 22N, do Isl
<<5L Gen siec 40. Gen Motor com
III Goodrich b r 24h. CT Nor pid
3. CT N ore ctr 26h. Guggenheim TX
lid 4b&, Ills Cent ITO. Inspiration
4 Int Met i2%,- do Of Dob. Kan =
n i0N, do pr 80. NJ. ST 4 Ste
y. Mo Pac 10h. Miami Cop is n
5SE. " Y o7& w %, n Y. y "
|<x7& New Cons IL, Nor & Wlol =.
nth Pac 1904. Penn II II l0I u Plus
ri ri 81, Ry Steel Spgs 70 D.. Kay
~ fsk. Reading i47, Rock Isl
81 ~. South Pac 81, South Ky 10,
o{ebaker 32TL, Tenn Cop S2&, Texas
ia. Third Ave S6h. Union Pac lls.
"a steel sOJk, do pf 105, Y Bonds
a yiy.Uaf Chem 20, Utah Cop ~. wa:
IN ioo. West I'm Tel x-100 bs, West
>; ssNy wisconsin Cent 3oh.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-18
|u.Epo GRAIN AND Provisions.

and pscernber. u.si4; May.
~ May 1i%c. Oats: Cash. 50Ilc:
nrf s e,i.Ssri Nay d ssSe; a., Re:
~. Rt1h March. 1886. Timothy:
md December. sa.07; March.
n Aieike: Cash and December,
March $40. Butter. eggs and
The Detroit times., 1914-12-18
nosTox STOCK MARKET--CIose.

Xlnska Gold Mines 24h; Arcadian.
4 Am. Zinc. 15& Butte & superior,
(. /iecia. ass Chief. so: Chino, 34A I;
sci Range. 32h; Davis DAILY, 10;
q Butte, Sh: Franklin. g Goldfield
|ns.. s-1s; CRANKY, GiA; Greene
|nanea. 25K; Inspiration. 16; Isle
yale. IS; Keweenaw, az; Lake. g.;
I \ HOVER, Az; Miami Copper, 1SB
hawk. as: Nevada Cons, IL; New
/fic. 1x; Nipissing. SIS: North
ftfe. "a; Old Colony, 4: Osceola, 6s;
ma Creek. "a; Ray Cons. I6A; shan
ii bf; Superior Copper "a; United
S conn; lis TtH = A sggsiilnr. i lass;
sueiting pfd.. AN: Wolverine,
The Detroit times., 1914-12-18

~ HINGTON. Dec. 1s.--The
- bureau today. reported that a.
10 tons OF cottonseed were
1hed from the 1914 crop OF Dec. 1.
~ z.ie2,21e tons last year. Lin
protufef 3l2.ss5 r6nning bales
~. 2SS.iss last year.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-18
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
onoiationa bow Harden. stona q cc
N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE
MONEY MARKET.

NIM IINN. Doc 1N--MOnoy on
cnu.N "a per cent. y Tiue money!
per cent FOR six months. Mercantile
paper \ ~ n per cont Bar silver
london. unchanged. New York f11sr.
demand stcriins sfS7ts
The Detroit times., 1914-12-18

The following firms are privileged
10 execute orders on the Exchanges:
carlyle d Poyab, w. A AamlIn %.
IA. w. Noble Il Co. w. z. Moss a. 20.
Lewis u. Gorton. w. L. Reilly 4 Co.
Geo N. West a. Co.. n. b Warren a
Co.. w. d. Mclaughlin
The Detroit times., 1914-12-18
Quotations by Hayden, stone & Co.
Dec is: Open High Low Close


CHICAGO, Dec. is.-wheat ofrerings
were very light on the early trading
today and prices had n sharp advances.
December going &c and Nav NC above
last nights close.
Demand for corn was good and corr,
futures IN the crst half hour Of trad
Ing showed gains 81 &c
Oats were steady and a shade hlon (
er, supported by wheat
Provisions were steady 10 a shadS
easier undcr some selling pressure be
stock yards.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-18
CLEVELAND STOCK MARKET.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Dec. lS.--Hogs:
Receipts 1000. hrm; workers.. mixed.
pigs, lights. mediums and heavies.
t71b: roughs. ss25: stays, tJ25. Cat
tie: Receipts, 90 cars. weak. Sheep and
lambs. Receipts. 81 cars. 25c lower.
lambs. 81 80 top. Calves: Receipts, $50.
Csc lower. top, 1915
The Detroit times., 1914-12-18

PrintinE the plain neat kind--thnt II
richt - Times job DePartment.-Main
1920.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-18

A new Tennessee law makes pro
vision for fire escapes on workshops
and factories two stories and more In
hight.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-18
TOLEDO LIVE STOCK.

TOLEDO. Dec. 1s.--Hogs: Receipts.
l.4QO. market strong; heavies S7.10n
7.15: mediums. tT.10m7.15: good pigs.
t7.t5m7.25. workers.. S7.154T.25. Calves:
Market. dull. Sheep and lambs: Mar
ket. slow.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-18
NEW YORK PRoDUcE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec ls--Flour: Quiet
and hrm. Pork: Quiet. mess. $4,000
2O.5O. Lard STEADY; middle west spot
$4,000 1910. Sugar: Raw quiet; GEN.
trifugal. a6 test, $395: muscovade, SO
test $3.50: refined. firm; cut soaf. SIS;
crushed, 1913 powdered, $3.50 5 0S.
Gomez: Rio No. Z on spot 7isc. Tall
low: Quiet city. csc: special. 6A G.;
country. Ga dr67sc. Hay: Firm and ir-
regular prime. s1.10: No. 8. s7hD
2iac: clover. 90cdsi Dressed poul-
try: Steady; turkeys, 40 CSC; chick
ems. 1914 a csc; fowls. l2i 6fl7h &C;
ducks. ian lsc. Live poultry: Easy;
geese, l44 l5c. ducks, 1874 else; fowls.
Isolde; turkeys. lie; ROSTERS lie:
chickens. broilers 12isu1ic. Cheese;
steady; state milk. common TO specials,
l2h n Ice: skins. common TO specials.
9Q13hc: full skins. 3h G7c.
Butter; Steady; receipts, 5SlS;
creamery. extra, 33iac; state dairy.
tubs. a3632c; imitation creamery
frsts. 24ih ff25c. Eggs; Steady; re-
ceipts. 1909: nearby white fancy. 5.D
53c; nearby mixed fancy. asa t6c:
fresh hrsts. 40Ti6c
The Detroit times., 1914-12-18
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Dec. ls.-Close: The for
eign markets were prompt to take no
tice OF the American wheat advance
Liverpool came across with a good adj
vance and the home markets were
strong at the opening on Friday.
Bulls are well satisfied with the
position OF wheat and the
is working more and more
In their favor all the time. On FRI
day exports were again In excess or
the primary receipts. a condition that
favors another reduction In the Ameri-
there Is n big demand FOR ships and
when these can be secured exports are
expected TO jump 10 record breaking
proportions. Winter wheat receipts
rate, but the movement OF spl 0g
wheat Is small and decreasing. Export
demand appears to be just as pressing
as before the recent heavy, purchases
and foreigners are not making much
trouble about prices. Recent hour
purchases have been at the highest
prices for the season. The recent gov
as. showing. a bullish situation. A Chi
caBo statistician figures this country
to have 207.000.0o0 bu OF wheat for ex-
port and carry over. compared with
161, 600, 900 bu a year ago.
Liverpool was firm and higher. News
from abroad was scarce on Friday. but
IL Is known that milling demand Is
active and there Is unusual competi-
terranean countries. Italy In partlcu-
lar Detroit receipts are small and
dealers report exporters ready to take
everything In sight.
declined. The close was unchanged
for May and ~ higher for cash.
Corn advanced, oats were unchang-
ed, rye lost 10 and the seeds advanced
Receipts In the Detroit market Fri
day were 1000 bbls OF -four, 4 cars OF
wheat, II OF corn, OF oats. Of rye
and of hay. Withdrawals were 1000
bbls Of hour. 5000 bu Of corn and 1000
bu OF rye. Stocks are ass. 500 bu OF
wheat, I59,7co bu OF corn. $500 bu of
oats. 5000 pu OF barley and 3o,soo bu
OF rye.
Liverpool corn closed I'd lower
Primary wheat receipts We're 1885,
900 bu, against $4,000 bu a year ago
Exports OF wheat and -four Friday.
], 3S6. 900 bu.
Weeks exports of wheat and rour
were 1901, 900 blu, against $500. 900 bu
a week ago and e.964.o0o Du year
ago.
Receipts of wheat Friday: south
year ago: Duluth, 81 cars. against 1877:
Minneapolis, So5 cars. against AIS;
Winnipeg. goo cars, against s46; CHI
Wheat quotations: Cash No. . red.
1920. December opened with an ad-
vance Of nc at $3.50. advanced 70
at $40: May opened at sL26h. adj
vanced TO s1.27 and closed at sl26;
cash No. 1. sli7. Coarse grain quota
tions: Corn. cash No. .. Bshc: No. .
yellow, Q cars at 67ho: No. 4 yellow
s8hc. Oats: Standard. car at 81 nc:
No. 3 white, SIC; No. 4 white. 4sh C.
Rye: Cash No. 2, car at sf.os. Beans:
prompt and December ship
ment. SASS; January. $3.50; May. t2.7S.
Prime spot, $3.50. March,
s9.55: sample red. 20 bags at 1916. IS
AT $3.50, II at SIS; prime alsike. $500;
sample alsike II bags at $500. IL at
IS. Timothyseed: Prime spot s2s5.
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:, 1 s,. Time ss:o sob rrinti.s depart
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CHICAGO BuTTEn MARKET.

sac. nrsts. 27d2S4c: dairy extras. 80
Gaohc; nrsts. 2slsH27c. Eggs: Prime
ordinary. 30anS2c; firsts. asa s5c
Cheese: Twins. l4h hl4hc; young
Fowls l0c: ducks. i3d13hc geese i3
G12Hc; springs, lshe; turkeys. l6c
Potatoes: Michigan white. 35G4lc;
New potatoes: Receipts. IS cars.
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UNION STOCK YARDS.

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Dec. IS Hogs: Receipts, $4,000; mar
ss.s5Q7.35; good heavy ss.95Q7.40;
rough heavy, $685. q 6.95; light, $6.s5V
100; pigs. IS. IS q, 40. Cattle: Receipts.
cows and heifsrs, s290Q7.75: Texans.
s5Gs50; calves. ssds75. sheep Re-
ceipts, 10000: market, weak. $50 zoe
lower: native. s5.25ns.35; western,
IS. 80 1885; lambs. $40 a $50; western.
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Butter-Creameiy extra, y2e: nrstS
sc; dairy, e1c; packing stock. Sor 10
FGgs-FreEh 20. einrs reseS IiciudAt
frsts. sac: current receipts, 3OEc per
dog, Receipts, $50 cases.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Wheat: December up &C; May, up
sc. Corn: December. up y c; May. up
&c. Oats: December. steady: May.
up &c. Provisions: Generally steady
Noon--Wheat. December. up X =.
May. down nc. Corn: December. up
&c: May, down &c. oats: December
steady: May. down &c.
C1ose-Wheat, December. steady
May down &c Corn: December,
steady; May. down &C. Oats: Deem
Der. steady. May, down Nc. Provis-
ions: Easier
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MARKETS and FINANCE
DETROIT syOCK EXCHANGE

These QUOTATIONS subject to commits
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butchers :. e2O. $50. Rothkofski. cows
= io'g ~ dSSso ., iO go s,iIIs hRs
Co, COWS !. $50. 81 hasnick. cows l.
$40. So 90; JOS Ratkofsky. cows 7, llfe.
.s.75 do. 2. 1850. So; Mason steers 2.
So: 10. rs. $50. So RothkofsSi. cows
2. i96s, $3.50: DO, 2. el., A2S; Breiten
peck. steers 20, 1851, ss55' > hatner
cows /. 1850. s455 do ?, salo, sag
1910. $3.50; do, I. li90, S.; Applebaum
butchers :. 625. 1910; Rasnick. cows 2
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Sold by Bishop. r.. a H.: Mich. Beef
Co, lambs 10 head. average weight u
dos S' nee. ,s2 per g fw 3d. HAYES az ~ aG iS
v. So . 81 ao 'Afsg $50 - 49, 49, lambs Sd
s, S. DO do Is. N s., $50 de3 sheep e
1873, $3.50; do, lambs SS. 80. $50 do.
as SIS. do. 2oi, so. IS, do, 20. so. sS'
Thompson. lambs SO. so $3.50; do.
sheep $, s6, 50 do, 4 ~ &.I5; New
tor lambs ls' 5s is.IS,; DO SHEEP Sa 10 10
s.. 81 HAYES. lambs o.. IS. $50; DO.
100, so. sS9S, Maggie \ Co, lambs 81.
IS. ss2S. do. u. 6s sz75: do, 10, Is.
49, ss5 ,4 90 loo To- s. 10 soy 90 CO. sne'p ="
sold by Splcer 4 Reason; Parker,
Webb & Co. lambs Il head. average
weight IS lbs. s. per cwt; sullivan.
sheep Is. 40. $3.50; do lambs 81. 90.
$3.50,
Sold by Roe a. Co: Barlage. lambs p
head, average weight Go lbs s.. 80 per
cwt.. do. 81. go. 81 do. sheep 81. l6o,
,4.25 do. a. SO, S375. Sullivan. lambs
So. 70. $3.50 Newton. lambs H.. 70,
$I.S5: do. 10. Zoe. 81
HOGS.
Bought by Hammond. s. e. Co.:
Bishop n, a II hogs s750 head, aver
age weight zoo lbs. 81 per cwt.
Bought by Sullivan, Packing Co.:
Roe Commission Co. hogs $50 head
average weight 100 lbs, $40 per cwt
Bought by Parker Webb a CO.:
Sptcer a Reason, hogs lis head. aver
Haley & McMuIien. hogs $40. zoo. $40.