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The Detroit times., 1914-12-30
Liquor Regulation.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen Your Committee on
Liquor Regulation. to whom was ro-
ferred the application OF Anthony
szparaga for transfer from ISL jos.
Campau avenue to 938 Chene street, re-
spectfully report We have had the
same under consideration and seeing
no objection thereto, recommend that
the said application be approved We
also recommend the approval OF bonds
OF Willie Eiferle covering transfer
from 24sl West Jefferson avenue to
2414 West Jefferson avenue Of Euro
West Co. transfer from 432 Gratiot
avenue to 323 Watson street. and OF G.
Kern Brewing Co, transfer from IL
Atwater street west TO the southeast
corner OF Farnsworth and Dequindro
streets. the applications for which
were approved on the 22nd inst.
Respectfully submitted,
CHAs. w. BURTON,
MAURICE ]. HEATING.
JACOB OUTWARD,
ELMER u. CASE.
Accepted and adopted as follows:
Yeas--Aid Allan. Barnett, Behlow.
Bell, Burton. Case. De Galan. Dill.
Field. FreiwaId, Goldner. Guthard
Hes7. Hindle. JskeL Heating. Knapp.
Lcmpke. Littleheld. Lodge, Move.
o'Brlen, owen, Reid, Rutter. Scheman-
sky, Schultz, Skrzycki. Thompson, Yer
nor. Wartell, wenzel, Wilson and the
President--34
Nays-NonG
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LITTLE TRADING
ON new YORK
STOCK MARKET
However, Undertone Is Good ana
Better Grade Stocks Get
Good Support
SOME STANDARD STOCKS
SHOW MODERATE ADVANCE
Tone of Bond Market Good;
Buying of Municipal
Bonds a Feature .
sCeuyrixht. 1914, by the New York
eveuinx Post Col

(COpyrfght. 1913. ny ~"
Evening Post Col
NEW YORK, Dec. s9.-Today S
stock market was not very interest
ing and during most of the time trad
ing was dull and without feature.
The total volume Of business done
was relatively small and the pubic
interest was, on the whole, limited
But the market showed y good uh'
dertone and on the early selllhs
movement. which started soon AFTER
the opening, the better grade OF
stocks met with good support. the
early losses In such issues as Amal'
gamated Copper, Reading, ana Union
Pacific reached point or more. linen
there was some good support ahu
the entire market advanced Win
gains in many cases more than sur
ficient to make good the early losses
Before the close some OF the stand
ard stocks showed moderate al
vances for the day.
The afternoon Improvement was IN
the face of some poor. showings mace
nv the railroads, the November ex'
hibits made by the Canadian Pacinc
and the Union Pacific being unfavor'
able So far as the bond market was
concerned. the tone was good, and ad.
though the volume OF orders from
out of town was not suggestive Oh
any broad investment demand, there
was some business OF a distinctly end
OF the year character. The buying
Of municipal bonds was feature here
and nj other centers The stock mar
ket closed quiet. with prices showing
only fractional differences from the
level of yesterday.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-30
Health and CITY HospIt,I,.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen - Your Committee on
Health and city Hospitals. TO whom
was referred the communication from
the Board OF Health. transmitting pro-
posals to furnish the necessary labor
and materials for the erection and
completion OF certain additions and
alterations TO Pavilion ] and ii OF the
Herman Kiefer Hospital, respectfully.
report that the proposals received for
said work exceeded the amount OF tho
FUND appropriated therefor and that
certain parts OF the work embraced In
these proposals were eliminated for
the purpose OF reducing the proposals
TO an amount within the fund After
such summation your committee finds
that Culbertson q Kelley are the low
est bidders on the general proposal for
said work at s2s,sls.oo and that
O'Connor Bros, are the lowest bidders
for plumbing and heating. ventilating.
etcg at S11,7I6.00, and your committee
believing that the reductions have
been arrived at after careful study
and that the same Is fair to the several
bidders. recommend that the contracts
entered into by the Board OF Health
with the aforesaid lowest bidders be
fore. OFFER the following resolution.
Respectfully submitted.
EDWARD BARNETT,
MAURICE j. HEATING,
CHAS. w. BURTON,
ANTHONY NOwC.
Accepted, and on leave, the following
resolution was offered:
By Aid. Barnett:
Resolved. That the contracts entered
into by the Board OF Health with
Culbertson & Kelly for furnishing the
necessary labor and materials for the
erection and completion OF certain al
ditions and alterations TO Pavillois /
and III OF the Herman kiefer Hos
pital. for the sum OF s2S.S1s0O and
with. Oconnor Bros. for the plumbing
heating. ventilating. etc. I'm connec-
ton with said improvements, for the
sum OF Sill, 1890. be and the same arc
hereby approved and confirmed.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald. Allan. Barnett, Behlow,
Bleil, Burton. Case, De Galan Dill.
Field. Freiwafd. Goldner. Guthard.
Lempke, Littleheld. Lodge. Nowo'
O'Brien, owen. Reid. Rutter, Scheman-
sky. Schultz. Skrzycki, Thompson, Yer
nor, Wartell. Wenzel. Wilson and the
Prcsident-34.
Nays-None.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-30
DEAD RAT In BREAD;
BAKER FINED SIS
Sam Rosen's Theory Is That
Strikers Put Rodent in
the Dough

Sam RoseI, the baker, charged with
selling loaf OF bread with rat
baked In IL, was fined $25 by Judge
Phelan. Tuesday. in spite OF his pro-
tests that he had never seen a rat or
mouse in his place. and didn't even
know what cockroach is.
Inspector Henry Collins, OF the
health board, who made the complaint
against Rosen, declared that Rosen's
bakery is decidedly dirty and unsani
tary, and that mice. ras and cock.
reaches infest the place.
Ben Wolf and Sam Fagen told the
story OF the rat in the loaf. They
said they were slicing the bread when
the knife struck an obstruction which
proved TO be the rat.
Rosen asked for a stay OF 30 days
in order TO move for new trial His
attorney declared that he would try
TO get evidence to prove that strikers
put the rat in the bread, and Rosen
really didn't know anything about II.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-30
WOMAN COLLECTS
FOR DOGS BOARD
Court Rules That Care of Blue
BloOded Cur Is Worth
Real Money

Tako was In an alley. crying her
eyes out.
That's the reason Mrs. Margaret
Schlee gave 10 Justice Command,
Tuesday morning. when asked why
she had taken Tako into her home.
Tako Is q French bulldog OF distin.
guished ancestry. Her pedigree covers
two pages.
Mrs. Schlee sued George DilIoway.
owner OF the blueblooded Tako. for
s26.l0. which she alleged was due her
for boarding and rooming the dog for
six months. She said Dilloway, after
he had learned that she had taken his
dog from the alley. told her he would
pay her for caring for the dog.
"He offers me 90 cents, judge" tes-
titled the plaintiff, "and told him |
had spent more than that Why, 1
paid t2.10 for the license alone. And
Tako isn't a common dog. She had
TO have dog biscuits. milk and meat
for her meals"
Justice Command disposed OF the
case BY awarding Mrs. schlee 1910.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-30
NORMAL SCHOOL
HEADS TELL WANTS
Submit Budgets To State Board
of Education in Meeting
Here

A resolution indorsing the action OF
the regents OF the University or Mich
igan in asking the state legislature
for an appropriation of 100000 with
which to erect a building In Ann Ar
Dor TO be used as training school TOT
teachers was adopted unanimously In
the Tuesday morning session OF the
state board OF education, In the Board
OF Commerce building.
The board spent practically the en-.
tire morning discussing with the
presidents OF the four state schools
the amount OF money these institu-
tions will require during the next two
years for operating expenses and Inn
movements. The normal school bud
get will then be prepared and pre-
sented TO the next session or the legis'
lature.
J. II. Kay. president OF the Mar
uuette Normal school c. I. Grawn.
president OF the Mt. Pleasant Normal
school: d. 3. Waldo, OF the Kalama-
700 school and Charles McKenney,
president OF the Ypsilanu Normal
school, appeared before the board and
presented the requirements OF the IN
situations they represent.
The members OF the state board or
education are: w. ]. McKone. super
fnte ndent OF the Albion public schools;
Frank Cody. assistant superintendent
OF the Detroit public schools; t. w.
Nadai. dean OF Olivet college. and
Fred L. Keller. state superintendent
OF public instruction.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-30
JoBBING PRICES.


Canned Goods--Apples. gals, s2.3S %
3.5O baked beans, lib. 504soc; Lima
Deans. $lal.25. Corn: Fancy Maine,
N.loi standard. zoe. Table beets, sl.sS
standard. 81; baked. 5Oq zoe, salmon;
soekeye tail. s2.SO: fiat, S2.5o' Alaska
reds, Sl,S5; Alasks pinks. 81. Toma =
toes toes slSi MS Mare peas 81; enr ~
per doz.
Feed-Jobbing prices in lOO-Ib. sacks;
bran, $2Sc; standard middlings $40; me
and oat chop sS5 ss S0p per- tom ton. 80 e
Fiour-Jobbingp prices: Best Michigan
patent $3.50; second patent. ssiSo;
Hardware-Nails. si.s5 case; anneal--
wire 2point, zoe; galvanized sheets, "a
Ss saa ss ss ,sss s. siI gauge s ssss
single bit bronzed axes, s!25 per doz !;
black sheet steel, 22 and "a gauge,
e 20: 20 gauge. s2.SV; "a gauge. s2.SS;
15o, 10 and per cent Off list; large,
Toe and 10 on; machine bolts, small, 80
per cent on list: large. 70. 10 and on
Provisions-Mess pork, SCI: family.
s23gg4: clay backs. slsQ2Sc; smoked
hams, 1875 Ql7hc. briskets. l2h ~
ishc; shoulders: lte; Pien,e- bans, lS9
lac; kettle rendered. l2c ID.
sugars corrected daily by w. II.
ssS5; do. 5-lb, $SS5: eagle tablets,
1925 cut loaf sS.4S; cubes. $3.50;
XXXX powdered. $3.50; standard DOW
dered. $5,75; granulated, extra coarse.
6.45: do. fine in bulk, $3.50: do. 26-lo.
cottons, $40; crystal domino gran. Z
10. and 5-lb. cartons. in cases. i5.es:
diamond 4. sStS; confectionery 4.
:siiss Ne, + i;iiSS; Nc SS 5 ::ssssss S Ss
-: No, 10, sIsS; No. IL. $3.50; No. H..
is. $3.50 non-csking mixture, Se.aS;
beet granulsted. sS.35 per loo lbs.
household powd., Is. "a TO case, $3.50;
The Detroit times., 1914-12-30
KRIT COMPANIES IN
BANKRUPTCY COURT

The KrIt Motor Car Co. and the
Krit Sales Co. have been adjudicated
bankrupts by Federal Judge futile.
Voluntary petitions we're fled. The
matter has been referred TO Referee
Joslyn. who will set a date for the
first meeting and the election OF trus.
tees. The liabilities of the motor car
company total 1881 ,233.19. while the
assets amount TO s662.533.27. The
sales company lists its liabilities at
s234,305. and assets. at s256.sl4. Lack
OF business due TO the European war
IL said to be the direct cause of the
failure
The Detroit times., 1914-12-30

Two Years TO Heal Burns BY Soup.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Dec. 29.-Viana
Savage. nine years old. OF lola. Kan.
was brought from her home TO local
hospital where II was announced that
because OF burns received when ket-
tie OF soup was spilled on her. she
would be confined to the institution
two years. Extensive grating proba-
bly, will be necessary. physicians said.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-30
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

. CHICAGO, Dec. 2s.-Wlth most OF
the pit leaders on the selling side to-.
day. wheat continued the decline start
ed Just before noon yesterday. Prices
were from "a nc lower at the start
than at yesterdays close and further
losses were noted on early trades
Unsettled weather aided corn at the
start. but an easier Liverpool cable
and generally bearish foreign news
caused "A decline OF ON HmLc.
December oats were inactive at the
opening, with May futures steady.
May provisions gained 10 points.
Other provisions were firm and steady
The Detroit times., 1914-12-30
FOR OPENING STREETS AND
ALLEYS.

Roll Mo- 40, For opening Lambert
street from F'r0ntsnac boulevard 10
Gratiot avenue where not already
opened as a public street and high
way.
Roll No. All. For opening alley be-
Peterson and Michigan Central Rail,
road delta spur, where not ALREADY
opened as public alley.
The amounts assessed In said rolls
are due and payable at this Office for
space OF sixty 900 days from date
OF the notice. IL not paid within said
sixty 600 days penalty OF 8 per cent
will be added. and thereafter such
tax shall bear interest az the rata
OF per cent per annum from date of
confirmation OF the assessment rohs
until paid.
MAX G. KOCH,
Allies city Treasurer
The Detroit times., 1914-12-30
RESOLUTIONS and Ordinances.

FIRST WARD
BY Aid. Lodge;
Resolved. That the Corporation
Counsel be and II hereby requested 10
prepare a charter amendment, the eff
feet OF which will be TO permit tho
City Clerk 10 transfer names on inc
registration books when districts or
wards are re-districted or divided: this
amendment to repeal the provision
registration OF electors when districts
are re-districted or divided, as now
contained In section 1. chapter 2. Of
the Charter.
SECOND WARD.
BY Aid Vernon:
Resolved. That the Department Of
Public Works be and IL hereby author
lied and directed~>to draw n warrant
upon the City Treasurer In favor OF
William r. Holiday for the sum Of
The Detroit times., 1914-12-30
Liquor Regulation.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen Your Committee on
Liquor Regulation, TO whom was re-
ferred the application OF Abraham
for wholesale license at 2l37
Gratiot avenue, respectfully report we
have had the same under consldera-
tion and recommend that said applioa-
ton be denied.
Respectfully submitted,
CHAS. w BURTON
MAURICE j. HEATING,
JACOB GUTHARD,
ELMER ID. CASE.
Accepted and adopted
The Detroit times., 1914-12-30

hens, 1910; ducks, lsql7e. geese.
lAu Ice turkeys, 20g2lc per 10.
Pop Corn-Ears ils 9lA.c per 10
RRbbits-Sl.7bM2 per doz
sweet Potatoes--Jerseys, kiln dried
si,60@l.65 per crate; Delawares. sl.Ss
per hamper.
TaIIom-No. /. &c. No. 2. aAe 10.
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PRODICE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.--Flour; Dull
and unsettled. Pork: Dull; mess,
$lg.50G 20. Lard: Firm; middle west
spot. s1o,60alOso sugar: Raw. frm;
centrifugal. SO test. sA0l: muscovado,
SO test. s3.36; refined. firm. cut loaf
$3.50; crushed. 1915: powdered. 1906 q
5:75: graduated, 1886 sos. Coffee: RIO
No. Z, on spot. ia arse. Tallow:
Steady; city, &c; special. country. Ga %
sTsc; special. CSC. Hay: Firm; prime,
sLl5; No. 3, s59s7ac: clover. s1h c a.
sl.05. Dressed poultry; Quiet: tur-
keys. 12G24c; chickens 13925c; fowls.
II II n17c; ducks, l0d17c. Live poultry:
Firm; geese, l4915c; ducks. l4l1 q lie;
fowls, 81, else. turkeys, lsc: ROSTERS.
lie; chickens. broilers. 12s Ql31hc.
Cheese: Quiet; state milk. common TO
specials, 12@16c: skins, common to
special, Gl0hc; full skins. 3l Q6c.
Butter: Firmer; receipts, s.l26;
creamery. extra, 35hc. state dairy.
tubs, "a "a SAC; imitation creamery irsts
rs a % kc. Eggs: Ffrmer; receipts, To-
626: nearby white fancy 4794sc;
nearby mixed fancy. 37a ioc. fresh
hrsts. 3Tfl zoe
The Detroit times., 1914-12-30
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

TOLEDO. o.. Dec. 2s.-Closing,-
wheat: Cash and December, sl.2SA
May. s1.s2h. Corn: cash and Decem-
Der. 6sLc May. 75Sc. Oats: Cash
STAG; December. 51hc. May. 5eh C.
Rye: Cash. I'LL Cloverseed. Cash and
December, t9S7h March. sS.70. Tim
othy: Cash aud December. $337h
March. s3.45. AlsilSe: cash and Decem
Der. ts.S0: March, s9.46. = Butter. eggs
and hay: uncbandeg.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-30
!. Appl..,INey. ss95ee per sa.; o. $50

Appies---New. 36Q5ec per bu; sl750
Bssanas-aood shipping stock. ii.so
n 2Z5 per bunch.
BesDs-Dried Limas, 7t use per ID.
caulihower-,s6s.25 per crate.
.n 1sh1ery, oS large. io92sc;
Cheese--Whofesale prices: Michigan
| fats. l3M Ollie; New York, i5ty ai5Lc.
limbrrger. liA@l3c;. domestic Swiss,
horns. ISL q iSae; daisies. l5la dI5a c
Crsnberrie.-Howes. ss7s@s: late
reds. 1926 q $50 per Dbl. 81 per bu.
mon. sVSc per ID.
Fresh yegetsbies-5reen peppers
s27bQS case: soc per basket; radishes
Toe per doz. lettuce, 7asc ID; spinach
doz.: head lettuce, SI.f5a2 per hamper
dollhouse cpcumbers. s1.5oGi.75: Brus
: :s, prG sosssa s se9 Do. per quart
Grapes = California. ,1,7sQs pei
crate; imported Malagas. .sisogeS'
Grape Fruit--,2.2s92.so per crate
Honey-Fancy white. new. 16h q Ice
amber. 13Q14c h.; extracted. 1860 Id
Hsy-Detroit shippers are paying tn,
following prices Tor baisd hay In ca
sl66Is.5O: standard. .ylsa15.sei No. 2
ttimothy. s1s509lt; No. 4 mixed. $40
1850; rye straw s1.606s; wheat and
oat straw. s7M7.5O per ton
Hides - No. ! cured ishe: No: 1
green hides. l6hc; No. cured bulls,
1Shc; No. 1 green bulls. l2c; No. ]
cured veal Kip, lsc; No. green veal
kip. No. 1 cured murrain. I6c; No 1
cured. l7hc; No. ! cured murrain. lSc;
No. I cured calf, zoe: No. I green calf,
zoe; horse. $500; No. 2 horse, yIOO;
hides, 1c on; No 2 kip and calf. / y q
On: shessP-skins. as TO amount OF wool.
Lsmsa.-california ,sSOas7s per
Ll.a>s-p0i9s per box.
orsnse..Cslifornia Navels. ,s0sas;
ish, sltoq1bo per crate
rinespeles..Flcrida. .s15o 400 per
bulk. 3o0sac: sacks IS % 40b per bn.
fs.itry :. springs. III 91tc; hens.
sssk.ys is aSis 's s;r' s... .'9 ss;
y 10. bressed poultry springs. ~ 10 fso;
The Detroit times., 1914-12-30
PRODUCE MARKET

The market Is slowly getting back
to normal after the holiday activities,
and as a rule holid4y prices are stu
prevailing. Live poultry is being dean
cd up gradually. now that daily re-
ceipts are not so heavy. bnt dressed
stock Ii still coming. The demand for
dressed poultry 10 not what Ii was
last week: the warmer weather IN not
a help TO the market and quantities OF
stun will probably find It's way to the
storage warehouses Rabbits are In
good supply and the demand IL lees
urgent, the market railing easy In tone
The Detroit times., 1914-12-30
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-ereamery extra. 34c; nrsts.
sic; dairy, gle; packing stock. 20c ID.
EKgs-Fresh receipts. cases includ-
ed. hrsts, sac; current receipts. S0hc
per doz Receipts, 424 cases.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-30
hanks and Trust Companies.

The following firms are privileged
TO execute orders on the Exchsnge'
n. W. Noble a. Co, w. Z. Moss g. Co.
Lewis q. Gorton. w. e. Reilly q Co.
Geo. NJ West a Co. II. 8. Warren 4
Co. Vim. III. Rose a. Co. w. A Nesr u
Co.. W. b. Mclaughlin.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-30
CITY OF DETRoIT-0FFICE OF
THE CITY TREASURER

Notice IL hereby given 20 all persons
interested that there have been filed
In this office the following named as
aeeament rolls,
The Detroit times., 1914-12-30
Z. s. GOVERNMENT BONDS
fu1rkco nuTTra mAnkrr

Az = Sss hrsts' asx soc: dairy, Ey's ~.
{r6<' 81 o s1,sc: hrsts, ~ 8 q 2so eggs:
Prime ordinary. siQsthc: hrrts. 40
s san' >~s sfsss i aS' SSi.Rse ii11ss.
:>ooI(fx Fowls. 1ic ducks. 1s0fsSc:
&<<<< s1itIe sprinsr. hhc, turks
6<ss.'s. eSi'.. ssbsss. red isssos
The Detroit times., 1914-12-30

CHICAGO, Dec, zs-OptHIhk
Wheat: December. down &c; Nav,
cember, up nc. May. up NC: July.
steady. Oats: December. Inactive;
May, steady Provisions; Firm and
steady. -
Nav, down Lc: July. up sc. Corn:
December, up &c; May. down &c: July.
steady. Oats: December. steady; May.
Ciose-wheat: December up lac;
May. up Ic; July, up lc. Corn: Decem-
ber up &C; July, up ic. Oats: Decem-
Der. up &c; May, up nc. Provisions:
Easier.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-30
MARKETS and FINANCE
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT, Dec .g.---Close: The early
market was under the influences of war
news. Some cables came in that were
very favorable 90 the allies and on
this the bears became active sellers
The news from Argentina is beins
very closely watched and the rscent
OF the country that seldom have good
crop have this year been favored py
weather conditions and the Production
- large. Increases are being made IA
estimates of the export surplus ana
an early aud heavy movement Is cN-
pected. News from abroad Is scarce,
aside from the war cables. but ~ IL
expected that the recent weakness here
Will be promptly reflected i'm Liverpool
The visible supply y In
creasing and Is now over s.ooo.Oo0
bushels greater than year ago.
Southwestern wheat receipts are
falling or sharply and a report from
that section SAYS farm deliveries are
mand Northwestern news was scarce
owing TO wires working badly ThC
days exports were slightly greater
than the primary receipts and the to-
tai movement at the seaboard Is
enough 10 encourage the bulls. Durins
the past few days the supply and de-
mand situation has turned from bear
ssh 10 bullish. but prices are consid-
cred pretty high and there Is a feel.
ing In the trade that a decline would
help the market,
Local export demand continued ana
Michigan farmers are not selling
After an early drop OF &c the mar
ket gained strength and advanced Al
the close the feeling was hrm ana
prices &c higher for cash and isc high
err for May.
Corn lost &c and beans gained Sc
Cloverseed declined Sc and timothy
Wheat quotations; Cash No. 2 red
u.27%; December opened without
change at .sl.2e%, declined lc and ad
declined TO- s131 and advanced TO
slS2ia; No, ! white. si24A Coarse
grain quotations: Corn. cash Ne; 8.
go So fi y NG Ss't sSTs at e sshs oats
Standard, cars at 52hc: No; 3 white.
see, No I white, ] car az 5O%c, ! al
SIC. Rye: Cash No, = ialo. b ssss:
January. s2s5: February. s2.75; May.
s2s0 Cloverseed; Prime spot SSo:
March. 80 10: sample red. 50 bags ,S at
ss.s0: sample aIsike, IL bags at $3.50,
) at $3.50. Timothy. Prime spot. ss'i5.
Receipts i'm the Detroit market on
cars G Of wheat. Of corn, : Of oats. z
OF rye and Of hay. Withdrawals
We're 2.O00 bills of hour, 5000 bu OF
wheat, $500 bu Of corn corn i'ooV Oh o.
ISs 500 Blu OF corn, 4S.ToO bu OF oats:
i6 900 bu OF barley and $4,000 bu or
rye.
Exports OF wheat and -four Tuesday.
1881 900 bu
Worlds available supply OF wheat
increased $4,000 bu last week. The
total is now 20S,53o.00o bu, against
205. 3s9. 900 bu year ago. 80
Primary wheat receipts were l,2o4'-
600 bu, against 671,00 a year ago.
The European visible supply OF
wheat increased 2.2ss.Oo0 bu last week
and "a now $4,000, 900 bu, against "a
500. DAD blu a year ago.
Receipts of wheat Tuesday south
west, 100000 blu. against $4,000 bu
40. Chicago. POS cars against 100
The Detroit times., 1914-12-30
COMMON COUNCIL
tcont,nued from Preceding Paxs).

Hess. Hindle, Jakel, Heating. Knapp.
Lempks. Littleneld. Lodge, Nowc,
O'Brisn, owen. Reid Rutter, Scheman-
sky. Schultz. Skrzycki, Thompson. Vsr-
por. wartelL Wenxel. Wilson and the
Presidsnt-34
Nays-None
The Detroit times., 1914-12-30
uNIoN STOCK YARDS.

UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO
Dec. 29.-Hogs: Receipts, $4,000: mar
ket. slower and loo lower: mixed and
butchers. s6.g0G725: good heavy, $685.
6725; rough heavy. $6s5d6g5; Hight,
s6.sOa7.20; pigs. s55O67.2O. Cattle
Receipts. 5000; market, slow and 10 n
ibc lower; beeves. t5.40al0; cows and
heifers. y3.l5pS.20; Texans. 5206s70,
calves. s7.2bdS.75 sheep: Receipts
tive. y5.soGs.7o: western. sS.scasTo,
lambs. s7gs75. western. s7dss5
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LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
Dunnfnu A. sfeveus

EAST BUFFALO. n. y. Dec. 2s.-
Cattle; Receipts. 100 head: market.
steady: shipping steers. choice TO
prime, ssgs.50; fair to good. $500
steers. choice. ss50gs75: fair to good
mon to good. s7.e59s; yearlings. $50
9: cows and heifers. prime weighty
helfers, s7.75as;. best handy butcher
heifers.. s725q750; common to good.
good butchering cows, 1915 66.25; me-
dunn TO good. s4.75a $50; cutters, $3.50
a6| Gamers. fair to- best. s4d425:
best heavy. s7a750; good butchering,
y62S e75i sausage. sS.5o@s; light
strong heavy ss2s Oo yor hesa Tss as =
745: pigs. $3.50.
Sheep Receipts. 1000 head; mar
ket steady: top lambs. ss.s54s; year
lings. s7m710; wethers, $6aS26; ewes
s56575: calves s56f1O5O
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TOLEDO LIVE STOCK.

TOLEDO, Dec. 2s---Hogs: Receipts.
1000: market. &c lower: heavies. 81:
mediums. STA 7.05; good pigs. s7n7IO.
Calves. Market, slow. Sheep and
lambs: Market. higher; workers.. s7lO
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Priatins the PLATA r~rt kins--thst q.
yiEht - Times Job Dep.rtment.--Main
fs2o NtN1Nl.
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NEW YORK METAL. MARkE

NEW YORK, Dec. 2y.--Tha Metal
Exchange closed quiet Lead, $3.50
1856 smelter. s5.s5d5.60.
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CLEVELAND LIVE sTOCk

CLEVELAND. o., Dec 2s.-Hogs.
and mixed. 81; pigs and lights. 81:
mediums and heavies, 81. roughs IS. 10 !;
stays. 1926. Cattle: Receipts, cars
frm. sheep and lambs: Receipts, 10
cars. firm: top. SIS Calves: Receipts
100. steady. top. $3.50