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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21

OF the Law by the incorporation OF
more justice into the cases and less
citations Former President Taft en-
phasized In an address 10 the Judges
OF the country. gathered for the frs;
time In the history OF the country IN
formal meeting. the necessity for re-
moving delays in litigation Associate
Justice McReyonlds. OF the supreme
court. AZ The same meeting urged the
Judges TO give more attention to pub.
tic opinion. At to-night's session Of
the Bar association proper Senator
Elit'l Root. In speaking OF The Lay
mans criticism OF the lawyers. sug-
essted lawyers should apply the rules
oil evidence with more regard 10 com.
mon sense and might well avail them.
selys sof expert assistance
Tue DAYS program was concluded
tonight with reception in the Pan.
American building. At which the en- Of
justice Of the United States and the
associate justices OF the supreme
court were the hosts Reports Of
committees and p pilgrimage TO Mt
Vernon viii feature tomorrow pro-
gram
Taft Feels at Home.
Before the judicial section former
President Taft In his second speech Il
the day said he felt a. home. aIthougn
there had been an Intervening purga.
tory since he himself was n udse
As " IN reply 10 President Wilson's
suggestion for more OF Justice In each
case. Mr. Taft told the judges that
uniformity in decisions was quite as
Important ~ individual justice. Turn.
ing 10 the Improvement % tho Iu.
dietary. Mr. Taft suggested that Ne.
pendcnce on the stenographer In the
present day bad led 10 much DELAY In
The disposition Of cases lie urged
that most cases In the trial courts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21

"eeei It's great to eat like a boy
assinl"
These little StuarI's Dyspepsia Tab
lets 20 into the stomach just like
food. They mix their new and fresh
digestive qualities with your worn
out juices in stomach and intestines
and thus enrich your body. stop gas.
irritation and after eating distress. "
The act OF taking Stuart's Dyspep-
STA Tablet is a pleasing one. You
eat II as you would an after dinner
mint or a "bonbon." Il at once mixes
with your food and digests that food.
IL relieves the strain OF that meal. OF
course, and thus you experience a
joyful feeling from your food
Soon your appetite will return. You
viii find yourself eating the foods
you would dearly love to eat. but are
afraid to eat; and in very short time
your old digestive system will be re-
turned TO you, for on- Nodies YER,
quickly readjust themsel.~s 10 nor.
NAL conditions when we stop the trou.
Bile that makes them diseased.
Go to your druggist. no matter
where you live. and buy a box of
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. To any
one wishing free trial OF these tab
lets please address r. A. Stuart Co
100 Stuart Bldg. Marshall Mich. and
small sample package will be mailed
free.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21
Chlld Ininrad-

Joseph. the young son OF Mr. and Mrs
Pete C0ffaTo. OF Fourth and Yankee
streets. while trying to reach onto the
labie. on sunday morning. pulled the
table over on itself. being severely
bruised By the fall and BY the table
railing on ~. The child Is now getting
along All right. and no permanent or
serious injury will result from the ac-
cident.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21

church. $500 frs.f THrrrIrt afternoon at
.Hr church. turnrr Seventeenth street
.uI NitHIHrd avenue IIr r.sufur ,.I fi
I. .ufrt lu sewing
EfHuIst FHeirr. OF South Waruool
rsDuuH. hHa accepted H uUeIfiun 4f fha
rfHuri Hotel Wheeling
hIHfrruH. wuH rur HH" Tu fHn Pan.
hHuff. Hfu Wheeling Traction lines
MH.N lr rrurrrrrirr fHuidft au fFa
r.Uf.Ifir fur H fHr.. cellar under VIII
nue.
ur and Hra o. Vs. NIntsr have 20.
turned home after aueudlnr few dnya
---LI-nE IrIr.I- In lL-nh .n.IlIn- D
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21

war material While a large percent
age OF this force must be employed
In supplying current demands OF am
munition for the field pieces and re-
placing losses In this arm. Il is only
reasonable TO assume that this huge
force could in part be employed In
the making of new and large ''Brum-
mers." That the works are turning
out new additions TO the 42-cm equip
ment Is known. for only a few days
ago six new pieces OF this class were
taken TO the vicinity OF Antwerp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21

WORD has been received IN this city
ny ; N. Warden. the local wharfmaster
mat the steamer Ruben Dunbar, Will
lsaNe charleston for Pittsburgh. Pa. on
Durgh. on the return trip each week on
friday at y. m. The steamer expects
70 handle the regular line OF river traf-
fic. The Ruben Dunbar Is a boat ina
has piled the lower rivers. the trip Al il
now making. being It's first on the up
per Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21

ChIiStopher warden. recently employ
ca Dy the - a. q. liailroad Company at
doiioway. ohio, has resigned his posi-
uoh 70 accept the secretaryshi OF the
warden Heating a. supply Company. OF
ms city. lie expects 70 move here ia
snort time. Earl .. Tolbert. for sew
cral years secretary OF the company. cN-
poets 70 remain with the company. but
az different capacity. lie will have
charge OF the furnace department of the
supply company. and will spend most OF
his time in travelling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21

should be- disposed Of al the end OF ar.
gumCnts
Governor Simeon r Baldwin. Of
Connecticut. addressed the compare.
tive law bureau. and Edmund Wet.
more. Of New YORK spoke 60 the
patent section or Some Present As
poets Of the Patent Law" Rules Tor
bar admission was considered In a
paper reud 10 The legal education sec.
lion by Lucien ~ Alexander. of Penn.
sylvnnia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21
Be A Pantry
Pirate Once More
BY Using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
You Can Renew the Appetite
OF Your Boyaood Days.

Some OF you suffering men and wo-
men would Just as soon think OF eat
ing pie. jam and cookies as you would
of sleeping with a pair of Bengal IL
gers You're afraid OF your stomach.
IL you twill only try a Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablet after each meal and at
bed time you will very soon overcome
this fear of food.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21
IMPROVE THE LAW
The Keynote 81 the First Days ses
sion Of the American Bar Asaocia.
tcn-Wilsor ard Taft SPEAK.

WASUiN0TON. oct 20-improve-
mcrt Of rho lew from within to rtem
Tho lido of nopllar criticism prevalent
in recent ycsra was tho keynote % the
hru days session ~ mo American
Nar association horo
President Wueon in be addresa of
Welcome pleaded for the humanIzing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21

foreigner ~uuae name could not b.
earned. had iie foot injured in tho TIrh-
4nu coal mine iu south MarA God yes
rrdaf. The accident happened about
O'Clock yesterday afternoon when a
frr. amount ~ slate feII. The mine
nNtiCiun was called and dressed the
wound. The foreigner was removed 90
ie home n viii b. some time before
De viii De- able to return to work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21

Players on the Warwood High scnooI
root ball team held their practice last
clening 90 the ittchiand bah uark Most
OF the players were present and showed
much improN emcut. The team D. expect
"a 10 b. in shape for the game against
the Elliott Commercial team Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21

Pred Smith and Homer Wilcs. Of
North Warwuod. vent hunting out short
creek yesterday afternoon. After apand-
INK many hours hunting Tor rabbits The
~" men returned wttnuut acaine an
animal ui any Kind. It is thought that
he near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21

The PENNEY lNanta Railroad Company
hnd large force or mon working yes
terdaN laying new rails In the Yards At
the foot Of Eighth street The com
pany b. also installing electricity 90
operate the sWitchcE and signals near
egoou "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21

The Teachers fnaftfufa Of rrrua
frrfh District which wac announce ~
have been held on Friday. october llrf
r1H Uf'u postponed until frI1uv. prfn.
u9f .NfN. This artinu vas taken brrnuaa
m fhf state Rural School uag. wfIrn
HiI o. held on fhr IIrd. The urrfInr
"a tnr InHfItufe will b. heal af the GOOD
Wul school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21
WARW00D


Regular weekly meeting of Shield OF
Honor Lodge. No. was held last even
ing at o'clock az the owls club build
ms Plans were completed for the
dance ana euchre when will b. given
wednesday evening. October Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21

hrr eHrInf fY Dol hrId af fnn WIrfa.r
H.n.nI Hnurr rn FRIDAY evening urfn.
Der .rH The teachers ffInrrn EIfa
fIfra end Arms HelalrF. uUI ha.r
rnargr 0f the social ID Del eFrrrfef
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21

Members Of the Loyal Daughters Of
the Christian church will hold tneir
monthly meeting Thursday evening at \
o'clock az the home OF Miss Marv Noblc
OF North WarwOod
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21

that a large crowd from Buffalo dis
trict will attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21
wondsrfui Pictures.

Outside the Majestic theatre last
night the automobiles were packed In by
the curb until IL would have been i'm
possible 20 squeeze In anywhere even a
runabout. The theatre itself was pack
ed with a splendidly representative audi
encc. comprising the very best OF the
citys population In intelligence. intel
lectualtty and culture. all OF which is
the best possible proof that Howe's
Travel Festival e. niling a real want.
The truth II that these magnificent pie
lures, which have no equal in the world
IN point OF Photographic and mechanical
perfection and wonderful variety OF in
terest are the greatest educational fea-
lures OF the age" In these words the
Peoria star. OPeoria. M expresses its
eliminating public. OF the Lyman "A.
Howe Travel Festival which will appear
at the Court theatre this Friday and
saturday night. and Saturday matinee,
october 20 and -.
new thrill OF thrills" Is provided
by runaway train entirely different
from that presented by Mr.. Howe sew
eral years ago. Starting at normal
speed. the train rapidly Increases in
momentum and soon makes every speed
limit look Insignificant. Faster and
ever faster II hurls along the brink OF
yawning chasms, hurtles around curves
and hnally plunges down an Inclined
plane at a velocity that gives spectators
the experience OF a life time
Other moments OF supreme excite
ment are experienced during trip down
the crater OF Nesuvius. The descent
into the Inferno Is made as far as hu-
man beings ever possibly can 40. Dur
ing every moment they were in peril 81
death. Not one person in n million
could ever witness the scenes depicted
except on Howe's screen Seats can nov,
De bought Tor the three performances.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21
my Best airi."

My Best Girl" a musical comedy OF
American make. will be the attraction al
the Court theatre next Monday night
october 20. Claiming Pollock and Rem
mold Wolf are the authors OF the book
and lyrics and their other vyorss xbicb
include The Beauty shop and 'sThe
Red Widow" should be guarantee
enough OF the merit OF this play Tine
music has been composed by Clifton
Crawford and August Barratt MIR
Crawford IL best known TO the theatre
going public as a player. but he has
composed many OF the most popular
songs OF the day as we'll as the music
Tor two other pieces. Mr. Barratt. his
collaboration. Is a musician whose forte
~ orchestratiOn and arrangement. Musi-
cal critics nave spoken In the highest
terms Of his part in the rnanufa ctUTin,
OF NY Best Girl" The seat sale opens
Friday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21

The price of large Sets is usually so high from
$50 to 500, that they are sold on the nstaIlmen,
plan The publishers of Peoples CycIopedis'
took advantage of these facts, and from revision
OF all large and good cyclopedas thev compiIed
all tnat is good-al that is necessary-and mere.
~ eliminated or condensed that which would be Of
interest TO a technical student
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21

You will not need an extra book case to hold
this complete set of books. for il takes up less
than half as much space as the ordinary encyclo-
pedia Yet the information is all in it-thous-
ands upon thousands of subjects which cover the
entire world and its people Think of the many
advantages in having all this information in such
convenient form that it be referred to in
minute without the necessity OF searching
through numerous, large, unhandy volumes to
get it! The convenience of this edition makes il
far more desirable than any similar work pub
lished 1t saves time in reference and il saves
room in the library.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17
MARKET WAITING
ON TRUST MESSAGE
Trading Lighter Today, With
Only Fractional Changes
of Price
Copyright, 1914, by the New York
Evening Post Col

NEW YORK, Jan. H. he SIC
market came pretty nearly 10 a halt
stoday--no doubt through disposition
to await the presidents message 10
congress on trust regulation. early
next week. Trading was lighter imam
in the past few days and changes a.
price. for the most part, only irac-
tional A good deal OF interest was
taken In the mercantile trade reviews.
because OF the question whether ana
when the steel trades 7aCm.-.-
provement will be repeated In olheF
hesitating Industries This week has
brought no striking chans
Bradstreets somewhat generally sums
up its agencys obserl atoms OF the
country's general Grade as showing
that Improvement Is lie keynote.
In London, consol5 advanced half q
point. making a rise OF l ia IN TWO
days: but the money rate was prac-
tically higher. The Imperial Bank o.
Germany's statement Tor the week
clearly foreshadoWel reduction in the
Berlin bank rate. Not only did out
standing circulation decrease St2.9Vo'-
600, but cash reserves increased 81,
100000 The banE's gold holdings not
only now exceed last year by STA
600 900, bur break ais weekly records
in the institution history
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17
GRAND
PIANO SUNDAY
Instrument Presented 10 Art
Museum Will BE Used For
First Time

An unusually fine musical program
will be- given In the Museum OF Art
sunday afternoon at O'Clock. to ded
icate the Weber concert grand piano
which Sebastian :. Kresge, OF this
city has presented 10 the city for the
art museum. Mr. Kresges gilt IS a
magnificent one The piano Is a par.
ticuarly fine Instrument and the tone
and action have been pronounced by
competent musicians, TO be OF the
best
The piano viii De used for the first
time, and formally dedicated sunday
afternoon. In the program 10 be Civ
oa hy Mrs. Louise Unsworth Cragg
pianist: Miss Louise Beaumont Snyder,
yioliuist Miss Dorothy Rauth. so
prano Miss Margaret Mannebach, pi'
anist Richard Davis, harpist: Minor
j. White. pianist; Mrs May LeggetI
Abel. yioliuist Frederic Abel, ceilist,
and Miss Ada Lillian Gordon. pianist.
The musicale viii be free to the
public as are all OF the entertainments
given in the museum auditorium.
The fact that there are several spe.
cial exhibitions now hanging in the
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17
MARKETS and FINANCE
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Jan. l7.-Close The for
eign markets are weak and this has a
pcarlsn entot on this slide. LiNelpAol
huus plentt OF wheat ourls'is ana inc
pt'FHse D. Thar thete Wlll pe NO se"'-
clty
Liverpool Was weak and lower be-
cause OF easy markets here ana lu
south America. Az tNr same time more
was mo- Improvement ia the Argentine
crop outlook The EnEush maihet
Was depressed also Oy large exports
Tor the week. from practically dAl
wheat producers There is wy pros
Ucct ot abuudatrt supplies f0l the near
tuturt ana uu anxiety Is felt AUS
trahI sent hulIlsh duA Nt~ ANA the
market received some support late IA
thc session. that checked the decline.
buiuth had small receipts. bat 10
WAS more than made up ny thc m
crease nt Minneapolis. the total being
greater than that OF a year ago The
bulls arc disappointed lt-thc failure
or Minneapolis Go show a large de-
crease Tor the past week 40 Ras sim-
ply sfnuduu conditions in this
country dad not SHOW much change
and saturdays short session had its
increase iu demand for winter wheat
N0ur. but 10 PASS nor Nrt gone far
enough ro make itself felt ip an in-
creased buying OF wheat
Wheat dui he'd a dnu day az "A de-
ciiu. of re- itC
an me coarse grains and seeds We're
Qulcf and sIeady
Wbedt quotations. Cash so 4. gbc
Mas olened - ith d loss oi p az 81 0f.
declined to 81 U3 aSl advanced 10
H4 $50. white car at so trr.
Coarse grain quotations Corn. gash
80 =. 90 ieC. $40. . yellow. ~ i.t so
TOW. Crc oats standard $40,
80 white. car at 81 'e.e, no
Whitc sic Rye Cash so i6c
Bean lmmediate ana. prompt shin
ment SlN6 January 81 ~ February
3 u.s. 'Irlytrr-xt,t1f. Primo -rrDf S+
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17
NEW YoRk pnoDucE MARkrT.

NEW olths Jan. it, flOur. llull
amt unchanged Pork Dun mess
t23 50G2 a. Lard: Inactive middle
west spot. yil05Ql1.l5. sugar. Raw
steady. centrifugal, gs TEST. S32s.
faUscoNado. SIS test. S2Tg refined
steady cutloaf. 3505. crushed Sf95.
powdered. Sft5. formulated. 81 o. ~
TO- coffee Rio, 80. Z. ON spot. go e.
failow Inactive; city 6$sc; country
6ft6A. Hay Dull prime. si.05B
tao. No 2. s00g0c. clover 6Jcn 81
Dressed poultry Quiet; turkeys. lsU
25c chickens, ia0 30c, fowls, i24
1890, ducks foUt7c s. Live poultry.
Easy geese loo. ducks. Y n1Sc fowls
l5la 70 ibe turkeys. Use. BOOSTERS, III nc,
chickens, i+ "a "a igc Cheese Firmer,
state milk. common 20 specials. ii14 ~
J. p g. skins common 10 spec als, n
tsc, fun Skins, 9 ~ &c. Butter steady
receipts. u.6l5 creamery. extra, 1914
% gao state dairy. TUFTS. 2iM 32c. imi-
tatior creanery. nr-ts. 22ik Q23 u C..
Eggs Unsettled receipts 1880. nenrby
white fanc3 ~ H42c. nearby mixed
fnuuF. 80 "a 85c. fresh Nrsta. 30 N Sc
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17

Sales 1f Jan lG reported hy Hay
den, STONE Is DD sam l1
Ala8kn l-tu. Nnale1matcd copper
lbtf American zinc 800, Anaconda 10.
Arizona Commercial 6-O. Butte a T.
l1itlav" 600. butte IS superior 1875.
Calumet a Arizona Sis Calumet a.
Arizona SOS, Calumet x Hecia 3. Cnu-
tennial .a5 chino 20. Clin COS East
Butte 500 CRANKY Si2 Greene Cunarra
$50 Hancock 90, Indiana - tusplra
ti0u i1, Island Creek Coal g. 40 10
80. isle Royale -. Kerr Lake 2Na ke.
Wrspaw $50. Lake Copper F45. hnSaue
~, Mason valley 100. Mass Dnure NGca.
MQNnoWcr l25. MiaWi cV MoSaNk gQ.
New ArrAgia AtS. Nipiesths 2S2 North
BpNe esp. Cjlbway Co., \Dld ColouN
Mining J3h. old Dominion 2S2. oaceofa
ls4, Ioudl creek Coal $50 Quincy sg.
kav Conf 40. shannon Copper go.
rn1tturk d Nfigoua GlG ~ Mary h
Land %. Superior a. Boston ego Su
perior &1. Tamarack 60 Trinity 80. O.
y -6a. do ~ lls. Utah Apey 100.
ttnh cons 1872. Utah Copper O.. Wol-
VERNE 20
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17
y. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE
FRUIT STAND MEN GET
TWO MORE INJtNCTIONS

Still more injunctions were granted,
Saturday, in the war OF the city
against The sidewalk stand merchants
Judge Murphy granted one each 10
Frank g. LATER aud Morris Gordon.
feturnable in week The men in
question have fruit stands on cadillac.
So / ~ II
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17
ono AGo GRAIN ND PnnNIsIoNs

LIIIIN'TI- Jam lI--W heat lost !. q
at the opening today on further de-
cline at liverpool. but traders were
moving cautiously and there was NO
further loss in the FIRST half hour.
Corn opened OF only & fraction IN
spite OF "a break al liverpool. The ac-
ton OF the wheat traders and pros
poets for less favorable weather over
the corn belt checked. the declining
tendency oats was "a shade lower ar
the start on the easy feeling In the
other pits. put recovered the loss and
was firm at the end or the first half
hour. Provisions had support from the
hog market and prices We're higher.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17
HITTER All EGGs.

Butter Creamery. extras SIC: firsts
esc. dairy. Gle, packing stock. lSc 10
kggs Fresh receipts. cases included
Gle. hrsts, Gle per dCz Receipts. 81.
cases
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17
cunCAGn rnnAisInN MAnl.rr-

CHICAGO. Jan -B utter EAtras
32irc. nrsts. 25u Csc dairy extras. zoe.
hfsts. 26r Egas Prime Hrsts. 2gIsc.
hrstr. 81 so Cheese. Skins iCat NJ &c.
young Americas. lTi 4lf1Ttsc Potatoes
Mlrhglu 68U ioc Wisconsin. GSm73
MNUaysuta. tsU 13r. Live poultry
Fowls. fu - l.c ducks l5nl5fgr.
e'csr, l3Nifr. chickens CspriugersJ.
~ lti4c. turkeys i7c
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17

\ NEW YORK. ian. 1.-THE weekly
actual bank statement. issued today.
showed the following changes. Sur
olus Increased s1O.9S2.J59. loans In.
creased S25.5S3. 600 septle. Increased
o4l SCI 900, ieRals decreased 1852. 600.
6opokits. Increased t4S.s0s.o0 circuia
|)|1on, decreasedI setz.00g; surplus. re-
Gosvc. st3.tfl.6sN
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17

Business-iike rrinti~g. So. FUSS and
no feathers The plain. neat Kind fhnt
looks right Times Prinfing Co. IL
4oAn ST Phone Main l4gs
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17

anslaess-IIke Printing. No fuss ana
no feathers The plain. neat Kind that
looks right Times Printing CO. ID"
Jbhn X -st Phone Main lAss.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO.

Dunning ~ stevens Live stock Report.
BUFFALO. ~ r., Jan. l7.--Cattle:
Receipts, five cars; market. steady
best 1850 TO i,s5C-io. steers natives
sS.s5Us. 30. l.Z0e 10 l,300-lp. steers
natives. ss.504S75. do. I,4OQ to 1900
ID. steers. natives, Ss4S.25 coarse
and plain weignty steers, natives
$3.50 d 7.75. best Canada steers, 1850
TO l.i50-lb., 1875 $50: do ll50 to
l. 260-lb.. 81 SO4s, fancy yearlings
baby beef. $3.50 QS.55; medium 20 good
27.i5y5, choice mandy steers. 1000 TO
l,lOO-lb., S7i54s2o. fair 10 good
steers. 1909 70 l.l00-lb., s75Og7.75;
extra good cows. $67J47 best cows
S5.7J Q6.25. butcher COWS So 20 15.50;
cutters. S4.IO u4.75. trimmoFs. $500
3.75 very common old rims 49, hest
hsiiers, S15OMS. medium butcher hetf-
ers S5s5a725. light butcher heifels
SO 70 a. 10. stock heifers. So. 1850.
BEST fcedlsg steers. dehorns. y615ut.
stock steers. $3.50. best stock steers.
$315G6.25 common light stock steers
s. 20 q $50 extra fat butcher bulls, 81
Fp7.25. bologna buis, SG2SG s75;
stock bulls. common 10 good S5H6.
best mixers and 1prinEers. SIS n 100,
mediums 60 good. $40 $50
sheep and lambs, Receipts l6 cars
market. slow top lambs ss25dS3b.
yeailings $3.50 0T wefhersi ysW8.25
ewes. 81 60u5.1f
lIops Reeeipts, 20 cars. market.
steady. heavy IS 5Oms55, yorkers
sS55Ts 60. pigs $500 $50.
GqIgU4
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17
NIoN srock NAnns.

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO
Jan a. Hogs Receipts. $1,000. mar
lIet. strong and or higher MIXED and
butchers. tS.15 1916. good acavy IS 90
% S4s. rough hcaV3, Ssi0us go. light
So 0o % SO pigs. S6.Isfi ST. cattle.
Receipts. 700 market. steady. Dc'ves.
St.f0tfa so. COWS ana hrifors, $3.50 ~
$50. stockers aud feeders SJI0uT.T5.
Texans. 81 thW > l9 calves. t1.50nIl.76
sheep. Receipts. 1000 market slow
aud weak. native. $500 H.6.u5. western.
sesG 5 lambs, 5000 slt. western.
80 sSIS IN
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17

t NEW YORK MONEY MAHI<ET.
* NEW YORK. Jan. l7.-f3ar silver
xnodon. 26t.d. demand sterling.
4.ss45G 1850.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17

eallSies will doubtless attract capac-
us ciNwds to The building Sunday
The Detroit times., 1914-01-17

nOsToN COrrEn smNnn sALEs.

CLEVELAND %. Jam Hogs Re.
ceipts, 1000 head market. steady 1,
lec higher hcavies sStpGSa5.