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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-30
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BIRTH LIST
ROYS.

BOYS.
~ Leaning. GA Maybury; w. Gates.
1896 Grand blvd: T. Jacobs. 1884
Campbell j. SCHWARTZ, 24i4 Wood o
ward $ Arendel. so Garfield. g. Gus
ter $50 NichiRan. g. Kelley IS TIL
man. L. Beudelow. Detroit l.. Lands,
5i4 Twenty.elghth; T.. John. 1929
ChnrlevoiN. s. pNkoski 31A Thirty
second. q schultz. SAT Livernois. r.
Sullivan. as4 Mcmillan: @ Burbank.
282 Tweuty-second. J. F'itzgerald.
Grace hospital g. Kuhn. $50 Thc0-
dore VI Temple. 30 Leland W. Kocen-
da 1Sy Greedy D.. kooZc. Gao Garfield
VI MRrkowicz 1926 Julia; 4 Brouil
lard $50 clinton G. Green. 5i9 cham
plain. . ERlestein. 272 Watson; G.
Davis. 37l philadelphia =. Alexander.
81 Tnirty-0fth. o. Merritt. 1909 Alichi-
gan a. Gown. 9t2 Oakland. G.. Jones.
TT Common wealth.
Girls
c. Seihevlug 1866 Van pvke. ,.
Raich ile Eighteenth J. Jordan Gas
Beividorc. y. BeauEannlc. 2S2 Concord
, Desmit 125 Meldrum. ~ Capclla.
arh Baldwin. W Npuseu 4s Beals VI
AItcnhufg t29 Alfred. a. Bahhett,
IVoman-s hoepital W Zlotuik. 1913 st
tubln H. NErusa. 11t Hawthorne. ?.
Woit0wicz. rs ThirtN nfth. a. Bropow
gki IS B0yeft s. FoN, ISL Division -
rutz sos Cavalry !. ~kowrorskl l2s
Peterson. g. Gagne. ar fliliger. -.
Erausman. 2S3 Eipg A. Miller 300
Muyhury. A. lFiatkowsk 55 PORTLAND
a. Dick SVo Eightecpt W. ~ lhpham.
.u. nanrltgru
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DOG WILLING TO
OBEY ANY MASTER

Buster an undersung 'houn' pup
with big feet ana a general appearance
of Gothic superstIucture on Ionic col
umns. managed to get ali tangled up
with the law an Justice DeGaw s
court. Friday.
Busters ownership was in dispute,
and Buster was dragged in. under pro-
test, 20 be an exhibit Otto Salvefske
brought an action against r. Sullivan,
in whose possession Buster was, 10 re-
cover that pup, whose chief fault
seemed 10 be that he loved not wisely
but too well.
Buster came into court with his
four feet punched and his toe nails
trying 10 get grip in the concrete
floor A chain big enough 20 cable
the lmperator was around his neck
and weary man tugged at one end
Just inside the door Buster changed
his mind He saw a doodle bug stag
gering along crack and in less than
fraction OF second Buster and the
bug We're one. In his assault on the
bug Buster forgot that his chain was
attached to anything and his leader
was jerked INFO a state OF moist and
blushlng embarrassment. Buster then
tried 10 insert his front paws in the
vest pocket OF a lawyer and his long.
red and slobbery tongue mopped
frantically at the lawyers face. The
lawyer objected and Buster noted
the objection by a howl that was as
aeurnfui as it was unmusical
Buster than snapped at What he
thought was = fly. II was a cigar butt
that witness had laid on chair, ans
what Buster said as the full strength
of the Nancy Lee filtered into his sys-
tenn was sinful. Buster finished his
performances by trying 70 snuggle
into the lap OF fat woman. who
slapped him, and by Earring an ink
we'll from the lawyers table. He es-
capped the deluge by frantic leap and
the ink spoiled only few legal pa
pers and law book.
Justice DeGaw remarked that II he
owned a dog like that. be would have
him put in q straight jacket and then
Hooked at some Photographs and found
for the plaintiff The latter dragged
Buster away and Buster protested his
going as much as he had his coming.
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PRODUCE MARKET


Receipts OF poultry were again light
this morning. and having Decn on shOrt
supplies all week buyers cleaned up
the street early in the DAY and az full
prices, The cgg market was steadie
tu tone, and some dealers were talk
last break. Dressed calves were about
cent lower. influenced BY larger re-
teipls and lower prices at the Yards
on Thursday. The butter market Is
no better than steady at the last de-
cline and potatoes are dun and weak
APpleS-No. l, s450Q5. 90; No. 2. 50, 90
81 90 per bol. western box apples.
s~.EO u L..5 per box
bananas Good shipping stock, $50
u 20 per bunch
Dean.-Drled Lima. sg7iao per 10.
Saulihower-E2 lsQ3 per crate.
Celery h alatnazoC, 26V30c; home
grown. 30935c per doz
CAbbaxe-s2. 60g27b per bbl
Cheese-N holesdle prices Michig
fats, l5h 4I6c, New York. I'm glSc,
ls9 zoe inn orted Swiss, 24a "a u G;
long horns, Il nc, daisies, IL y C per 10
Dntes--P sIsian. new, l@7hc, FardS,
% StRc per 10, DTomedary. $500 per
Dressed Hogs-Lisht, Ioc: heavy.
5 use per ID
Dressed CaIves-Faney. laG14hc
common. III v I3c per IL.
california, 3oc per 10.
tinnan Haddies-l:9ll1ae per ID.
Fresh Vegetables - Green peppers.
s2.1o 9S per crate. SOC per basket; Gu
eumbers, hot house sl75Q2 per
doz; lettuce. hot house. Il a l2c, beets,
81 Ito per bu, parsley. TOO zoe per
dOZ., tomatoes hot house, 2oW 25c per
ID Hubbard squash, &c per ID. rad
lshes, 20q 2Sc per doz.; head lettuce,
Florida. s2.50g2.16 per doz.
Grape Fruit-s4Q 4.5o per doz.
1rnpes-Malagas, s4g7 per bbl
Hcney--Fancy white, new, 15M16c;
amber. lO@lle per III. extracted. q SC
per ID
H"s-Detroit shippers are paying the
lots. 4 o b. Detroit No. timothy,
40 q 1850, standard, 3l4Ql450; No. 2
timothy sl29l3. No. ! mixed, sl2.oO u
y hght mixed. SIS, 50gl4. rye straw,
% $50, wheat and oat straw 81 a
Hickory Nuts-sl5O.gl.75 per bu. i.
Hides--No. I cures l4isc: No,
green hides, l2lec; No. cured bulls,
cured veal kip, lie; No green veal
kip lac; No. ! cured murrain. Ice; No.
green murrain. i0c; No. ! cured calf.
l9e; No: l green calf, Use. No horse,
&c No. ?, SC; No, hides. le on; No.
kip and calf, u c OF. sheepskin az
TO amount OF WOOL 50c4Sl.25,
Lemons essinas, $375Q4. Califor
MIA, s444.50 per box.
Limes-Sl q 1.25 per box.
Orrnges California navels. s25Od 3:
Floridas, s2,25 a 80 per box.
onions-Yellow. 81 35 per bu, 81
per sack; Spanish $3.50 per crate.
Potatocs-Car lots, track Detroit in
sacks 65G67c; IN bulk, 60962c bu:
New Bermudas 81 bu, s. Dbl
Poultry Live hens. 15415l y e.;
springs 15M15l1c; geese, 144l5c.
ducks, l6417c; turkeys. l9a20c ID;
dressed hens. loiaal6ci chickens, IS "
% Ice; geese. l6Ml7c; ducks. i7g1sc;
turkeys. 20q 22c; guinea chickens. SO Is
a. per doz.
Pineapples-S 3.b0Q4 per crate.
Rnbbits-$2W2.25 per don
strnwberrics-40 q 45c per quart
sweet Potatoes--Jersey, kiln dried,
u 3 > Il l. 40 per bu
TsiIow-No. /. &c: No. 2. SIC ID
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT Jan. 80 Close Wheat
opened without change in this market
nlthouBh Liverpool was weak and
lower. The foreign dope was quite
Among tho few things that worked
Tor decline In Liverpool were easier
american cables. pressure Ia Buenos
Ayfes, cheaper offers of Manitoba
wheat anu estimates or large exports
Tor the week other than American.
broomhall estimates this at 5000 600
bu- Inc demand on the continent war
Tess OWING a. return of mildcf
weather All this encouraged selling
ana prices yielded as result. The
English corn market was very strong
OWING 10 small offers OF old crop Plate
OF grain
There is not so much fear OF crop
damage Ia the winter wheat states
The cold wave promises to he short
ana not so very severe and the wheat
VIII probably DO able TO resist the cold.
10 other respects the market appears
10 be In "a rut Receipts are small
compared with a year ago and SO ~
demand. Duluth and Minneapolis were
lbl cars short OF "A year ago ana the
movement Ia the winter wheat states
rs light Canadian receipts are small
also and dealers f8ure that Canadian
farmers are pretty well sold out The
Increase In milling demand Is not hay-
ing much effect Minneapolis reports
some Hour sales for export, but for
eigners are not taking wheat at all
freely.
The wheat market was quiet and
easy on Friday July was not changed,
but cash lost nc and May declined = G..
Corn declined hc. oats were un-
changed. cloverseed gained DC and tim
othy seed declined &C.
Receipts IN The Detroit market Fri
day Included 1000 bbls Of -four cars
OF wheat, 10 OF corn, OF oats. ol
rye and OF hay. Withdrawals were
1000 bbls OF fur. 1000 bu or wheat
1000 bu OF oats and 5000 bu OF rye
stocks are $4,000 bu OF wheat, rs. 600
bu OF corn. 5000 bu of oats and "a
200 bu Of rye.
Liverpool wheat closed sd
lower and corn ia higher.
Wheat receipts Friday. Duluth, 81
cars. against 81 year ago. Mime
apohs. ia cars. against 2e2 Chicago
- cars against g.. Winnipeg, l3S
cars. against AL
Primary wheat receipts were csc. 00'
bu, against $4,000 bu a year ago
Export clearances on Friday were
212.000 bu OF wheat and 10000 pack
ages OF -four.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. red.
eshc May opened without change at
Si.0S1. ana declined 10 sl.02A July
opened az 92c, declined 10 81 sac and
closed at 92c, No white, csc, No
tations. Corn. cash No. 3. 64c. No.
yellow. ears at Gee; no. 1 yellow
ears at sSi4c. oats Standard. , cars
at age closing-at Al "a asked: No.
white. l~car At Al Zee. c>.sing al Al &c;
No. white 40Ac. Rye: Cash No. ?,
66c. Beans Immediate and arompt
shipment, Sls5; February. Sl92 Clov-
erseed Prime spot. sS75 March, $3.50;
sample red, 60 bags at So 10 at $3.50,
"A at 1850: prime alsike, sl0.75; sam
Prime spot, 40 bags at $3.50 Alfalfa.
Prime spot, 1875
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DTrIl


FLEMING-Jan. 20, Emma c., aged
90 years. beloved wife OF the late
James T.. Fleming and mother OF
Mrs. Herbert g. campbell. Services
from the resldende OF her daughter,
pa CamerOn-ave., Saturday, Jan 81,
at p. M Interment at Moodmere
by funeral car. Cleveland papers
please copy.
GRAHAM--Jan 2s. az the residence Of
her grandparents. AR. and Mrs. 9; ..
IJttlt, 90 May bury ave, Bernlce, De
loved daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. carr
~. Graham. OF Greenfield, aged 3
years Funeral from the residence
OF her grandparents Saturday at :
o'clock. IntcTment Evergreen Gene
terry.
HUFT-At crystal River, Fla, Elmeda.
wife OF Myndert HUFF; mother OF
Edith and Fillmore Burial at Red
FORD, Mich. Notice or funeral later
kATCiOR-Jan. .. Henrietta. age So
years, beloved mother OF Mrs caro-
line GOetz. Charles, Herman ana
Frank Katchor Funeral from resi-
dence, IA Hunt-st, Saturday AZ 80
and at o'clock from Salem church.
corner Chene and Mack-ave.
PEGGS--Jan. 20. 1914. at his parents
residence. i5l Blackstone-aye. AL
f'ed n. Pegs, beloved son OF MI
and Mrs Thomas Peggs, age 10
years Funeral Saturday at 2.30
from residence. Interment at Wood
mere
MURPHY-Jan. 20. at residence 1859
Wabash-ave., Anna, wife OF Michael
Murphy and beloved mother OF Mrs
H. j. Bowers. Mary f.. Joseph. Irene
ana the late Emmett Murphy. and pc
loved sister OF Mrs, y. Cannon, Mrs.
j. Hurst, Mrs. NJ Reid, Mrs. j.
Coughlin and the late Mrs H. eau
ley. Notice or funeral later.
FORkEL--Jan 20. Frank A.. aged 80
years. beloved son OF julius and En-
ily Forkel Notice or funeral later.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Frank inertia. IS: Petronella Dzinbo-
kofska, 81
Isadore Rich. 40: Rollie Lenhoff, Al
Frank Novogradski. "a Sarah Buch'
stem, 81
John Paruh. %, Agnes Roslck. %,
Woicich Puc8sk. % Amelia Solecka
%.
Emil NJ Gottschal, 81: Anna NJ
Brooks, "a.
Abraham serlin. 40: Gussie Berko'
vitZ. 80.
Andrej Jurak. 10. katherine Tyca, l.
william Bloeser, 22 Lilly Quiel. %
Joseph Kaplan. 81 Sarah Kamish. 10
Felix Jakuhus. "a: Anna Turek. IS
Robert Hanna. 81. Esther Mcintosh
II
Polmary Brzczenskl. 2S; Constantly
Lepska ~.
John svender. %; Esther Iorvath
IS
Gerald H. Link. SO. Grace Cordner
26
Joseph strlgerwald %: Anna Yeast
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DEATH LIST

Jane Cameron e10l w. Grand blvd
O.. years. chronic Etstrifis. Mrs. A. ~
Howard ifaruer hospital 81 wears
caraiuoWn Nora Bttier 80 Sevrn.
teenth 2i wears larSneitis} John spill
lane 6t4 Eighfeeuth % Years tubcr.
culosis Ruth ~ kl1Wsc Harper hos
pitsl. ~ wears appendicitis Alfred NJ
inIler 1856 twenty third. years NAL.
nutrition. Chnrics r. Dupont 9N.
.AIithipau Cd wears. oedeme 90 lungs
JoUu Teske SDg BHividere 90 Years
eJdocardltis IIuiinna isevicka Sel
KiopeiIe 81 ykars seniiity AleVaude,
LeitcM CO. Hancock east CO Years
uD0pieXy. Nimrod Pnluney. f41 Tweu.
tE-third. wears. seullity. Niviaf
Stochr. l9S Feiryiev. - wears. tuber
cuiosis. Henrietta Hatcher. 2lt Hunt
IS years. myOcarditis
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JoBBING PRICES.

Canned Goods-Apples, gals, IS. 20 u
$50; baked beans, lib, 90 U soc; Lima
beans. $l@l.25. Corn: Fancy Maine
$40; standard, soc. Table beets, 81, q
standard 81, soaked, 5Oa70c Salmon
Buckeye, tall, sl.s5; fiat. 81 95: Alaska
reds. 81 SO; Alaska pinks, Ills. Toma-
June, sl2o. sifted early June. s14O
per doz
Feed 80 Jobbing prices In 1oO-lb
sacks, bran, SIS; coarse middlings, SCI
fne middlings. s29; coarse corn meal,
$50 cracked corn. s29: corn ard oat
chop, $3.50 per ton.
Fiour-Jobbing prices; Best Michi-
straight. $3.50; pure rye. $44o, spring
patent $40 per hbl, in paper sacks
Hsrdware--Nails. $I.9S case; anneal-
ed wire $3.50 case, painted barbed
wire point. s24o: galvanized sheets,
"a gauge, SO; 26 gauge, $40; 81 gauge,
1925 20 gauge, So &C; 30 gauge, SO 60:
single bit hronzed- axes, s7.75 per don ;
$3.50; 20 gauge, sass; ~ gauge. 1910;
2S gauge f2.45; carriage bolts. small
70. 10 and per cent off list; large. 20
and 10 on m;a nae bolts, small So
or list.
Provision.-Mess pork. $2s; family.
s2sg25e; clear backs. 5000. hams. 100
prlSNets e G4ts; PlGnic ,, Mans
INC; kettle rendered 1913. c per 10.
Sugars-Correctcd daily by w III.
Edgar & Sons; Crystal Sominoes, Alb.
.Tso do, lbs. :7sv' Eagle tablets.
xxx powdered. Sass; standard pow
dered. $3.50, granulated,e extra coarse.
t4A0; do. fine in bulk, 81 30 do 25-lb
cottons, sl45; crystal dom. gran. Alb.
n lib and 5-lb cartons. in cases, s460;
crystal dom. gran, HE cases. $40;
diamond a, $40, confectloners' A,
s4.25 No. g. si90 No. Q, 81 25; No
81 05;rNo. 10. 81: No IL, 80 95. No. 10.
$500 No -. s3S5, No. IL SO IS: No.
Is. Sc So, non-cakag mixture 1915.
beet graduated. s416: household
powd., Is, - 10 case. 81 80. do Is i8
70 case So
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BOSTON COPPER SHARE SALES.

|pales OF Jan ~ reported oy Hayden.
|pne d Co. Jan SO
Alaska 1885. Allouez so Arizona
I;nmerclal 500. Butte & Balaklava go.
tie Superior 29e5. Calumet a. Ari-
pa 2s1. Calumet a. Hecla rs, Copper
nge l22, East Butte 215, Franklin
ping H. CRANKY $50. Hancock 10. In
ina 40, Island Creek Coal pref 80.
|e Royal so. Keweenaw 90 Lake Cop
= S2l. MaynOWcr 20. Mohawk 30,
vnda 10. New Arcadia 100. North
tie 464 North Lake-ln. old Colony
pins 1910. old Dominion 80. OsccalA
Pond Creek Coal 225, Santa Fe
Ia & Copper 465. shannon copper
Shattuct Il Arizona 24O. st Mary's.
|nd IS. Superior Copper 90. Tamarssk
Toulumne 500. 4 $ x cas-. do pf 223.
hn 400 Utah Copper 455. Wolveri 40
Winona 50. Wyaudptts 100
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-30
POLICE CANDIDATE is
CHARGED WITH THEFT

Bernard Opalewskl. recent candi.
date for the police force. bat re-
jected Is locked up In Cheae-st sta.
ton charged with the theft Of eight
live chickens and one dead one The
.Chene-st police are trying 10 End an
owner FOR the chickens, which caused
OPP lewski's arrest by their smothered
cacking as ne carried them through
the streets in bag Opalewski. who
is "a years old. and gives his address
as No 9i0 Warren-aye. east. will not
tell where be got the chickens
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Classified | Cent 3r1
Rates. | a w ora

Cash with order. II charged. 20
lire.
No transient advertising inserted
Cor less than l6c with cash; lsc II
charged per insertion.
The above rates apply to all classi-
ncations except Births Cards OF
Thanks. Obituaries. Meeting Notces
and all Ads preceding Male Help.
Births, Deaths, Cards OF Thanks ana
Meeting Notices-Minimum charge, 500
for % words OF less. over rs words
one and ono third cents for each extra
word
Observation-Disclosures charge. soc: soc
per line Count six words TO the
Incl
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S3C0Qs5O. stockers ana feeders. So,
gS, Texans, S6ROQ s. calves. s. 50 b
1850 Sheep Receipts. 5000. market
steady 20 higher. natives. 54SU4G
western, sSf5Oug; lambs, $G.T5gg s0
western, $500 1.95y
CLEVELAND.
CT ENELAND Jan. 30 HogH- ne
ceipts. 1000 lOQl5c higher. heavles
SS6 mixed and workers., SA60uB1t
pigs $50. Cattle Receipts, cars
stead5. sheep and lambs Receipts
~ cars. S1S5 top Calves Receipts
100. S1lSO
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, Jam 30.-Wheat started
steady today, but soon responded 10
an easier feeling at Liverpool and lost
J. for each month, With buyers only
moderately active
Corn opened firm and "A shade high
er on strength at Liverpool, but lost
the advance I'm the early trading The
failure OF the weather mans predic-
tions OF extreme cold weather over the
corn belt lost the market support.
oats were steady at the start. but
IN easier feeling predominated when
corn and wheat futures moved down
ward
Provisions were firm and a shade
higher because OF slightly higher hog
prices
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FEDERAL OFFICIALS TELL
OF JOHNSON SCANDAL

CHICAGO. H., Jan 30.-Charles f.
De Woody. former head OF the federal
department OF justice In Chicago, and
Harry A Parkin. special prosecutor,
who conducted the white slavery trial
of Jack Johnson, Negro pugilist. vol
unfairly appeared before the federal
grand jury today TO testify in the scan
dal probe invoiying alleged loans TO
federal officials by Sol Lewinsonn,
missing banker and bondsman.
De Woody and Parkin followed Mrs.
Lewinsohn. who is believed to have
told the probers what she knew OF her
husbands relations with federal OFF,
GERS and of the escape of Johnson 10
France after his conviction. The grand
Jury IL expected to report tomorrow.
BUsiness-iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The PLAIN neat kind tina.
lonka right Tnnes E-tnffnu ~
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO, Jan. 3O--Opening =
Wheat May UP isc; July steady
Corn. May up Ac; July steady. Oats.
May steady July steady. Provisions:
Noon--Wheat: May down sc: Judy
down sac. Corn: May down lac: July
dowr hc. Oats May down hc; July
down sc.
down SIC. Corn: May down sc; Jul,
down zee Oats: Nav down &c: July
down !. Provisions Pork. higher
others lower
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S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
N. Y. COTTON MARKET
MONEY MARKET.

JEW YORK, Jan 80 Money on
I Il. per cent Time olorey 324
cent for six months Mercantile
|er 81. per cent Bar silver. Lon
!. &c 7-16th pence, New York 57i4c.
|nand sterling s4S5.5N4 $3.50
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Nru youI> pnoDICE

NEW YORK. Jan. Colour: Dull.
but firm Pork quiet: mess s23. 80 ~
Is Lard. Easy middle west spot.
s10SOMIOeO sugar, Raw and hrmer.
centrifugal. SO test, S3.i2W34s. musco-
vado. 80 test. S292W2gS; refined. Arm
err. cut loaf. $685. pushed s435. pow
dered. s415N425 graduated s405qt
40 Coffee RIO No. Z, 92c Tallow
Quiet; city, G4sci country, 6u64C G.; spe-
cial. &c Hay Duh and easy; prime.
$1.O2ia Al lbs No. 3. so S5c. clover SO
6I87Iac Dressed poultry Dull. tur-
keys lS0 Csc; chickens, Ia n soc, fowls,
i2S,1Sc. ducks, i0ulsc Live poultry
STEADY geese l5ct ducks. 17f1Sc;
fowls v n l6c, turkeys. lSc; roostcrs.
l1i.c. chickens. 3i1 "a lie. Cheese:
Firm: state milk, common TO specials.
l4M NlSi4c. skins. common 10 special,
GWlfhc; FUN skis - n So. Butter,
steady receipts. 'bl3, creamery extra
2ST2stRc. state dairy tubs coo 2sc.
Imitation creamery arsts. 2.ia a 28tsr.
Eggs steady receipts 1851. nearby
white fancy 29N t0c. nearby mixed
fancy. G4W3tc. fresh nrsts. 81 a Soc
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NEW YORK METAL.

FEW YORK, ian 80 The metal ex.
nge closed steady. SPOT copper o.
ed at st462la lead. S405 H410
oh Printing Done Right. Times
ntlng Co., 3 John Il st
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ptrrrru Avn pccs

Butter--Creamery extras, Csc. f-sts.
Gee, dairy, PIE. packing stock. Sc 10.
EgKs-Fresh receipts, cases includ-
ed gee, nrsts. SOC per doz Receipts.
3lf cases.
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BUSINESS MEN

IL feasible for business men 10 buy
eks7 IL so. what methods she did
" follow In order 10 he successfuly
booklet by Roger W. Babson treats
khis subject and win be mailed era.
Address Dept. D-2i5, of the Bnbsou
f1sttcni crusn;sufion. Engineering
ces Wellesley Mills. Mass LarRest
limitation OF Its class IN the " ).
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Bupks and Trust Com rnnies.

The following firms are priv
LEGGED 20 execute orders on the
Detroit stock Exchange: Carlyle n
Povah. f.. II. Clarke a Co, Lewis
q GOrton. w. A. Hamlin a Co,
w. r. Moss * Co. ". w. Noble e
Co. w. T.. Reilly a. Co. William
X. Rose & Co. H. s. Warren a Co.
and George NJ. West & Co.
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A.A.A.-Plumbing Material

A.A.A.-fIumDln Material
At Cut Prices direct TO the consumer.
Double copper coil heaters. $3.50.
SQ-gal boilers and stands. IS.
Closet bowls. s4.26.
2-part laundry tubs, So
oft enameled tubs. $l2.
closet combinations. $1l
I.avatories. S375 up.
White enameled sinks. S2.50 up.
Radiators. 12hc per foot
525-ft cast steam boilers. $s2.
soil and lead pipe. brass goods. etc.
All goods No. / quality.
Mccormick Wrecking Co.,
i7S-1S1 Baker-st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-30
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

TOLEDO @. Ian. S0-Wheat: cash.
$50: MAY, sl.o2%; July Gee Corn:
lash 6h&c; May 6shc. July 67Mc.
tl%c. Rye: Cash. sfiSc Cioverseed.
Gosh and Oct, ss.s2hs Dec, $3.50. Al
sike: Cash. sl075 March y10.S5. Tim
othy: Cash and Feb. s2.42ia March.
ssf1 II Butter, eggs and hay. TN
changed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-30
BOSTON COPPER sToCks-ciose.

Alaska Gold Mines 23A Ariz COml
F-l6, Arcndlan, 3ia Ailouez 3S. Am
Balah. Copper a Cal & Ariz
=. Cal a. Hea4ti5-+a2 Chino. Ala
Ppper Range. S91a DAILY West. ~
|Ast Butte, l2ls Franklin. 4. Granny
Or Cananea 39s. Hancock. 20
e Royaie. 81: Kerr Lake 81 Kt<ee-
W. 80; Lake. 3. Mayhower So.
ami Copper. 23ss Mohawk. a., Net
kns., l6lt Nipissing. 3-l6 Nortl
lite. 2S7s Old Colony 81. Old DO.
MON. 5lA Pond Greek 20. quincy
Ray Cons 10, shannon. =. Shattuck
Ar!1.. 2S Saper. ~ Boston. ~ Tam
eck. 81. United Fruit com t6S Utah
yeN, "a Utah Cons, "a. Utah COP
r. 55h T. $ Smelling, 42t. do pfd.
"a Winona. Az Wolverine. 4vis
Sandotte, Lie
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-30

LIVESTOCK.
Est E-FFALO.
DunniDx e stevens Live stock Hcuoi

A. -fcNtHH 1--we STOCK HcnOrt.
EAST BUFFALO y ", Jan. So
Cattle Receipts. 80 cars market.
dun, best 100 TO l45O-lb. steers, ma
tiVes, Sb.15a9, 40 200 to l,3O0-Ib,
IS IS QN50. do li00 20 i,2O0-lb S3m
s25. course and plain weignty steers
natives. s725Q75Q; fsncy yearhngs.
baby beef ss.2aU 500. medium TO good.
y7bOU7.16. best Canada steers, 1850
10 l.s.0-lb, sS.25us5Q 80, 10, l,I50 TO
l.250-ib.. 37.50US. choice tnndy steers,
1000 10 100 lbs. ss.75at.25, fair to
good steers, 1000 20 i.100.lb.. $500
7.T5. extra good cows, $4,000; best
cows. 1915 J6.25: butcher cows, Si50
as. cutters. S4.25 n : So trimmers. $3.50
uS.T5. very common old rims, s.; best
heiiers f7.50GtS. medium butcher heii-
ers 50 50M7; light butcher nelfcrs Sc
q625: stock hefers, S5.50ttG; best
feeding steers. dChorns, Sst5l5, fafr
10 good do, sS.25I 650 fancy atdek
steers. s660@6.f5, best stock steers.
$50 $3.50 comon light stock steers.
s55Oal6: extra good bulls. s725 q750,
bologna bulls, s6.50q7 stock bulls.
comma 90 good. s5u6: best mixers
and springers, t75Il00: mediums TO
good. sa5Q60 common. s3OI go
sheep and lambs: Receipts. 1000
head; market, steady; lambs, s7s50s.
yearlings, s6MT; wethers. s5f54G.
ewes. s525d5.50
Hogs: Receipts. 5000 head. market
strong. heavy and workers.. sS15QsS5.
pigs, sS.25 dS50
Calves, s5die
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-30

NEW YORK Jan. so The stock
erket opened inactive.
III q. m.-Tne marke, showed an
crease OF strength during the first
bur
|Noon--At noon the market was
ret.
+ pm. The marKet was active.