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The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
SALvATIoN1sTS WE'D.
Lieut. Florence Sherlock Becomes the
Bride Of Caot. M. Van Sweden.

A halielujlh wedding was celebrated
in the Salvation Army citadel. Tues
day night. when Capt. NJ Van Sweden,
of Kalamazoo. was united in marriage
TO Lieut.. Florence Sherlock The we'd
ding was a feature of the unusual con-
gress now il progress, and was a JOY.
Gus occasion
The ceremony was performed bv
Col r. w Scott before an audience
that packed the building, The room
was tastefully decorated IN the Army
colOrs, the ceremony performed be-
meath flags OF the Salvation Army and
the Stars and Stripes interwUyoa.
Following the ceremony all hands
took part in poklng fun at the bride
and groom. The army ceremony DIFF
fcrs somewhat from the usual mar
riage form In addition to promising
to love. honor and obey. The contract
ing parties promise 20 be true 10 the
Army. ana 10 do everything in their
power To- aid in its progress.
Capt and Mrs Van Sweden viii be
placed IN charge OF corps iu Che
BOY gan.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
SAYS Ak MUST BE USED.
Estimator Craig Discusses Budget Be-
fore Church Club.

Tax matters We're discussed by rs.
tlmatur Thomas c. Craig i'm an adj
dress before the Armitage club OF 81.
Johns Episcopal church. Tuesday
evening lie called attention 10 the
budget Of nearly $4,000 900. and de-
clared that If all Of this sum were 10
be levied by direct taxation. IL would
result IN a tax rate of S37 per 81 1000
OF assessed valuation. which would be
a blow TO the Industrial progress or
the city. AS the budget will come
frcm the common council-with the
deductions for bond issues estimated
balances state primary school funds,
saloon license fees and other Offsets
IL will amount 10 about Sl0.00O,00O.
From this the board OF estimates must
cut about s3,250,000 10 keep the TAI
rate where il is, about SIS.
Estimator Craig called particular at
tention 10 the department Of public
works budget. approximately $4,000
900, and asserted that this amount
could not be economically spent in one
year. Other addresses We're made by
Rev. w. r. Faber. A l.. Smith, George
Swift, Dudley w Smith and others.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Feb Close While
north western receipts We're large, 10
was reported that farm sales OF wheat
had dropped 20 nothing. Flour demand
was good and tle Minneapolis mills
nad a good ran Heavy receipts OF
tile past few weeks are looked upon as
tie leading feature OF b"arishness Ihr
easy foreign markets also help ia
causing depression, although the bulls
l.ret.la 90 care for nothing beyond the
limits 60 the country snort a-ll.nS Is
stocks in chicago. bat the bears APP
pear 20 be gaining Joe confidence every
i.as News late lu the daF was rather
buIusn kansas again reported much
damage 10 the growing crop. and u
was reported mat farmers an over
both winter and ~priuE wheat states
trr % IIttiug the sale pt wheat ~ 81
believed primary receipts VIII Ue Wurh
smaller next week Tine market Tor
wheat was dali all daN, and closed with
cash and May 70, and july - inW
Wheat -quotatiohs--' ASA 30. req
tt23l. MAJ opened without change a.
Sle3, gained sec deci.---d 'sn ad-
Nauscd 90 s 23', and closed az ; ~. =
July opened at 81 10 4. t"H-neo sl-pr' D.
and decIaed to s194~4 So red
Coarse grain quotations Corn Cash
No. 8. 5ag NO s. car 90 ~ -. 81. F.
yellow. = rafs 90 tli4c. at 64r. No.
yellow. j CAR at izc. % az - &c
oats Standard. i9ilc asked No q
white, 900 asked
kNe-Cash No. ]. s3isr.
Rcuus cash. s.ia. March. S22o.
fluNers,ed Prime spot 100 bags az
s. an March. Ion bags at s. go, sample.
=, bags &c IS - al $50, at s.,
prime aislkc SO. sample alsikr, l.
bags ai 1913. 10 al So
TlmotUs seed prime spot 60 bass
OF 81 ST..
Wh,atrereipts wNdn-Aday Mime
apuiiS. iis ears compared with 30 a
year uEo pulutr. ~ cars against ag.
M'uhlpcu IN rark againvt ~, 81
Louis, 1000 bu, against 32l0o0 hU,
k. usss Uitv 80 cars. against Sc; Oma-
ha. 80 ears. against I6.
Receipts in the Detroit market We'd
uesday included ears % wheat go
OF corn. and Of oats. Withdrawals
were Z.522 bu OF corn. stocks are s3i.-
Jfs Dan OF wheat. $4,000 hu ~ corn
4a.u4G bu OF oats LIB bu 81 barley
and Sole bu 81 rye.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Wednesday. 1itO00 pa; yeat ago 25i,-
600 b.
Liverpool closed with wheat I'D
higher To- I'D lower. and corn sd
higher.
OF flour
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
/ N NOT ASHAMED
OF MY RECORD
FRANK HIBBI.ER.
Hotel Man Stops His Attorney When
Latter Would Object To Cues.
tions Concerning Arrests.
FRANK HIHHI'EH'

Frank Hibbler is not ashamed OF his
record. He said 50 Wednesday in
Judge Murphys court. where the
Hinkle-Nowlin Co is endeayoring 10
ousl him from the Hote. harrington
ON The ground that he runs an I'M
moral place.
Under cross-examination by eX'
judge Lockwood. Hibbler was belns
questioned about his record and was
asked the number OF times De had
been arrested he told OF his Hrst AT
rest ri the age OF ten years, and or
serving Two years in the reform
school
How many other times were You
arrested" he was asked
Il object spoke up his attorney A
b Hall
Hibhler stated am not ashamed
OF MY record Let him ASK about II
il NJ wants TO
Then go ahead l don't care. Hall
told him
When the questioning was contin-
ued. Hibbler said he could not remem-
Der how many times he mad been ar
rested. but he had been convicted but
once. He denied the insinuations oil
Lockwood that he was we'll acquainted
ami in close touch With the women OF
the underworld.
Mr. Hibbler stated that he had
$40 600 invested in the Hotel Harring-
ton. and that he was making money.
This. he declared. was the sole rea-
son why the Hinkle-Nowlin Co. was
trying to GUST him.
The case will go 10 the jury late
Wednesday afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
Ere At RECEPTION
IS PLANNED FOR
ROOSEVELT
Every State in the Union Is Expected
To Send Representative To Vel.
come Former President
When He Returns.
President Taft Believes Roosevelt
Should Have All Glory and
Will Not Attend.

w WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-When
Americas greatest hunter and only
living eX'president. returns To his ma
tive land To be greeted by national
reception committee with representa-.
tiyes from every STATE In the union,
IL Is likely that he will have all the
spotlight 10 himself.
Unless President Taft CHANCES his
nina, he Will not be there to draw any
or the Roosevelt enthusiasm Even II
he does not make his contemplated
northwestern trip. the president will
probably not be Ia New York for the
Roosevelt reception. The suggestion
has been made that he review the
parade Ia he held in honor OF the for
mer president. after Roosevelt lands.
but President Taft is inclined to the
opinion that his predecessor should
have al the glory OF the occasion
John \. Stewart, president OF the
New York state League OF Republican
Clubs. Is today comforting with the
president regarding plans for TEDDY
Day which It Is predicted will be one
OF the greatest events OF the kind ever
pulled on
In organizing the Roosevelt recep
ton he has secured the approval In
advance not only OF the returning eX
president brt also OF President Taft
Il Is significant In this connection
that III making the announcement OF
the tentative plans OF the Republican
leaders. Stewart took occasion 10 de.
clare that before Roosevelt left for
Africa, the eX-president told him that
h. would not be a candidate for sen
dtCr from New York. that he would
NOT think of becoming candidate for
mayor OF New York and that he
would not be candidate for president
IN 1872"
Stewart added that RoOsevelt's only
ambition was 90 become a useful phi
waite citizen and 20 utilize the priv.
lege of a private citizen in speaking
his convictions ON great public ques.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
,LIIi N,.n.
HO@TON tnpIER IET,TER

ktpOTtrU Tor The Times UE Hay dom
stone s. TO. Feb. .. rhr way ia when
the BOSTON market comes back up on
tAc slightest ENCOURAGEMENT. is most
encouraging The Lake development
stocks, Us usual have been tide leaders.
identified with Calumet & Hecla inter
ests buying 1000 shares IT higA prices.
Indiana touched 81. while North LAX
md south lake were strong tan
Copper shows good recovery around
tb.,. over : points above the low OF
yesterday. Arizona Commercial Is as
usual In evidence with sales around
80. Feeling "a littie more optimistic
temporarily. on expectation that pro-
.ducers association statement tomorrow
will show decrease In stocks but hard
k believed that last OF reaction has
YET been seen.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
SUBWAYs ARE DIRTY.
Cause IS Careless Work BY Railways.
Hsarer Tells Council.

Public Works Commissioner Haa,5r
has asked the coope alton or the com.
mon council and ne corporation ruuu.
sci in going after" the railroads IN IA
effort to make them improve the cor.
structiou OF the various alade sepa "a
uou subways ard 10 compel them 10
r.ean these subWa.s
In a communications sent 20 me
council Tuesday night. Haarcr sta,es
that there is continual seepage OF
water ana mud from the uOway- 10
the sidewalks and pavpmeuts bee
meath owing To- this defective CON.
1ition OF the retaiuilg walls the sub.
ways are continually dirty dnd\sushy
during wet weather I'm the Tenth
ward alone. the street cleaning Gang
has hauled 100 lcjds of dirt from
the i've subway az Fourteenth Fif
teenth and SiNtreuJh.sts and Grand
River and Warren-a,es. since the fan
of 1907 lie would have the railroad
companies improve their retaining
walls and clean the subways
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
JOnRING PRICES.

Canned GOOds-Apples, gals. $2.75.
baked beans lib. 5UU coo. Lima beans.
81 ~ 30. Corn Fancy Maine. $40,
standard. soc. Table heets $l25 n lao.
Peas Fancy early June Sl25. stand
ards 81. soaked 500 10c. salmon
reds. 81 30. Alaska piults, 81. Toma-
toes. IS "a soc, succotash. slul.l0 doz.
Conee-PaCkagc coffee. lO0-lo case.
81 4.c54l -, delivered.
Feed-Bran. S26. fine middlings. sac.
coarse middlinBs. $50. cracked corn,
SIS. coarse corn meal. SIS, corn and
oats chop S26 ton
Flour-Michigan patents. in wood
best. $50, ordinary patents. s.. 10;
straight $500. clear. 81 per Dbl Rye
douE. - 90 per boil
OilS-Raw liuseed, 7Sc; boiled lin
seed s9c. diamond headlight Kerosene.
2 laCs Perfection. Ice. .EoCeue. l2c.
crown gasoline Ice gal. turpentine. In
barrel lots, 64igc per gal
PrONtStons-Aless pork. S2L50, family
pork. S24.'10 70, medium. clear. So Y
20 smoked hams. l5l4c picnic hams,
bacon. iGls q l1c, lard. in tlerces. - &c.
kettle rendered. l4a.r per Id.
>ugnr-Q uotatlobS corrected daily by
w III. Edgar y Co. crystal dominoes.
sE9o. Eagle tablets $3.50. cut loaf.
$3.50, cubes. S5.6j. NNNN powdered.
Sa.oJ. standard. powdered. $3.50; gram
Giated. extra coarre, $3.50, granulated.
nne. in bulk, $50. graduated, IN 80 10
cotton bags. S5.45. Michigan granulat-
ed. 50 20. diamond A. $50; conrectton-
ers' \. sJ35: 30 l, $5.4O, No :, $40.
No 6. $50. No. =. SID; No :. $40;
No. y, S5.05; No. 10, So No. II. S495:
No - $3.50. No. y. Si.SJ, No. - S4S5;
o. 10. s4S5 per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
OLD INJURY CAUSES DEATH.
Alexander kowalsk Succumbs &
Accident Suffered Last October.

Alexander Kowalski No SO Thirty
fourth-st.. VINO was accidentally hit in
the head by a sledge hammer while
working in the plant of the American
Car & Foundry Co. last October, died
Tuesday night, in Red Cross hospital,
from q fracture OF the skull.
More than a week after sustaining
the injury KowalsH was walking
past the Majestic building. when he
suddenly topped over unconscious.
A policeman who found him
thought hat he had been hit by an
automobile He was sent 10 the hos
pital. and his relatives then told the
story OF his accident AZ the car shops
Coroner Burgess has ordered posi-
norton examination, the results OF
which will prove interesting to physl.
clans and surgeons.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
Qgotatlons by Hayden. Stone g 90
CHICAGO GRAIN LIGHTER.

ICpNIIrN Tor The TImVs 10y IlTsOn.
Craig 4 20. Feb. =. Whrat-This mar
ket rs al st1ndstill. AT closing prices
ot Yesterday after 1sc range during
morning from Stl0a. To about Sllo7s
Hat foreign markets. large northwest
receipts. Increase or 4O0 Gao hu Mime
apuis four DAYS. onset hN reports from
both northwest and southwest. indiclt-
ing light farm offerings. and probahil-
Ky OF smaller primary movement after
this week Kansas city reports grain
men ~ convention there as claiming
crop damage ga some sections from
freezing and thaWing. hut trade not
In frame OF mind 10 consider crop
news 50 tArLA ln thc sea son
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
COPPER uARkI.T-CInse

Ariz Com !. aSl. Apex 3. Aim, 200
All. - Arc a., All. AZ. Adv. So,
BAY : c. 80 Bgs CONS IS, Bos & G..
Ia Butte Cltn~ -4la, cop CON, t6i4
q. q A 20. Cent 22is Davis H..
3-15. Frank. Pa. FIRST Nat. "a
CRANKY. >9fs Cir, "a G-Can. %;
Gold cons -. Hanc.. p. HelY- IA
Isle Roy Il Kew cop. ., Las l5,
Lake 81 Mass Z Moh Ct Mai 93
Nip, ~ Nev. Cons. u - y Butte
30 Dld Dom, Al Osr. l45. quincy, 81,
shan l4ts Sup. * Pitts. Ia sup Cop
o.. sup. a Bos IA, Tam. u. Ttah
Cons. 36is OIL 81, Smelt. t4s4 DO
pf1 1913 win. 90. Wyan 2la YAK.
"a. ind. g.. y. Lake. 10. Chino, l..
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10

Cheess-Michigan Rat. late made 10
s,aSrs sal fa naass' ls% Wisconsin Sih Sh
Use, York state. l9C. German cream,
brick. N - ~ 1895 Schwelt@|r' domestic
block. zoe. domestic LOAF 2s9 23ei I'M
CraSbsrrlss-ts as.eS bu, s5.6ogs.5o
Da,ss-Persian Sase; Fards. 909se
Dressed CaIves-Fancy non nc.
common, ga Zoe per I'D.
Dressed HoEs-Light. lo@lic: heavy.
FIEs-Imported. new. II@1ic per 10;
California. Soc per box.
Einnan HRddie-s q ! DC per 10.
Fresh NcEetables-Cucumber hot
house Si.5ONl.T5. dOE; lettuce. hot
house. 130I4c 10. head lettuce, 81 per
Dbl $l.25 doz, radlshes - a. soc doz; wax
green beans. S2T6@3 per hamper,
green peppers. 60c basket, rutohaEes
S0@ zoe ia, Hubbard squash, 80 0 &c
basket crate; water cress %0H 35c doc,
turnips G0c bu. beets. coo bu. carrots.
COO bu; pieplant. 6Oc per doz
GraPeS-Malagas. SiuG.lO per bbl.
Hny-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for balrd hay IA ear
los, Q. b Detroit: No. timothy,
clover. mixed Sl6.5OmI5. rye straw.
$3.50, wheat and cat straw. s.. Loose
hay from farmers wagons on the City
markets ranged from SlA 10 SIS, as TO
quality.
Hides-No ! cured. lie No . cured
zoe No. l green. 90: NJ. . green. Sc;
kip cured. No, 1. nae; No .. Ice
kip green, No. 4. Zoe No =. Sac; calf
green, No. /. l5C, No. ., lSi-c. calf
cured, No. /. Ice. No .. liiac, horse
hides. No /, $3.50, No .. S2.5O, sheep
skins, "a 10 wool. 5Oc9S2.
Honey-FaucH white, "A az &c, amber
1Odl tic, extracted. 9Hl0c per 10.
Lemons--,ca!ltornia. IS 7Sai box.
Limes-$l a l.25 per 100.
MushrOomA-buc per To.
Nuts-Nainuts, aMl6e, almonds II
n Zoe. pecans, l2Gfl5c; flberts, IL a lec:
Brabils. 9atOc, miNed nuts. l2Ql4c 10.
new hickory nuts. sheilharks. Sl.25 W
90.
OnIons-Alichigan 750sOc bu: new
Bermudas. S2i5 bu.
Oranges-Cnlifurnia navels S2.75d g.:
Floridas. $3.50 box, tangerines. SEQ %
box.
Oyders-Solid packed. standards.
l25; selects. 81 per gal, standards. in
small cans, zoe, large cans. csc. Sc
lects, small. 2Sc, large 35c can.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Sl15u2 doz.
50 "a $50 per crate.
POPcorn-Ears, 2l2c per 10
POtatOes-Car lots. bulk, 80 134c,
bags. 50 q soc bu, new Bermudas s22j
q $50 per bu
rouliry-Springs. Ice; hens. 15@
loo: ducks, l5NtGc, geese. I3614c.
turkeys, l. q lSc per 10. Dressed chick
ems hens. l6Q g; duck ga lie;
geese. "a &c; turkeys 2UI2Gc per 10
Rabbits-S115 per doe
straw berrieS-jjf Sec per quart box.
sweet POtutOes-.lerseN kiln dried.
81 30 crate Illinois Sl..5 bu, So hbl
lallOW-No. /. SIC; No. .. ,. &.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
SOON WEBS AGAIN.
Woman Hurries From Divorce Court
To Marriage License Counter.

Five minutes after Christina NJ.
Chewings was granted n divorce from
John Chewings by Judge Rohnert
Tuesday afternoon she was al the
marriage license clerks counter
where she took out a license TO wed
James IL. Mckenna, Belleville
farmer. She is 81 and McKenna is 50
She charged her husband with non.
support. They lived on a farm near
Crosswell Judge Rohnert also
granted a divorce 20 Addie from VII
liam SteinmetZ. The husband is a
Protestant and the wife a CaiLolic.
and quarrels over religion We're the
cause Of their troubles. it was testi-
fed.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
Apps Heads INSURANCE Company.

Frederick Apps was elected presi.
dent OF the Michigan State Life lnsur-
ance Co in the annual meeting. Tues
day afternoon. Other officers elected
are: First vice ident. T. A. Ly-
man; second vice-prsident and gener.
al counsel, Arthur Jones; medical I'll.
rector. Or. Victor C. Vaughn.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
Three Mer FOUND oead.

NEW YORK. Feb 9.-Three men,
william Robertson. aged 81; his
brother. Alexander. ~. and William
Thompson. "a, were found dead in
their rooms on the upper floor OF their
boarding house in Brooklyn today. II
Is believed the men were asphyxiated
by Illuminating gas which was escap-
ing from wide open fixture in the
upper hall.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
PRODUCE.

The feature OF the market this morn
ing was the sharp break in eEg prices
yesterday ThisN has left the market
In a rather unsettled condition. some
dealers believing that. with the mar
ket down FIVE cents from the high point
and the Increased demand To- be looked
enough. while others point to the fact
that production is rapidly increasing
and that storaEe stocks are still large
ButterNFas steady at the decline Poul-
try was firm. and the general list as
heretofore
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
WOMAN REAcHEs 1o0 MApk

ALFENA, Ni0h-I Fed 9-Many
friends helped Mrs. Martha Dove celc.
brate her one hundrcdth birthday YES.
to-day The Methodist church sent
her 100 new l0.cent pieces and one
of the banks a United States penny
ginted In 1910 the year she was born.
She came 10 Alpera 20 years ago from
the Isle OF Wight.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
NEW YORK COTTON.
NEu YOnI< pRODTCE

Iard-Firm. middle west spot. So 550
1858 Sugar-Raw and refined, auict.
Coffee--I.to No. Z. on the spot = "a n
q c.. Dressed poultry. quiet. Live
poultry. firm esr--Demand mOder-
ate, fun cream. specials, ~ y "a lSc;
skins. specials tf1ac, fun Skins. 20 &C.
Coffee options opened steady, UNI
changed TO , points decline Butter--
Quiet. receipts 3.49l. creamery extra.
2gc, state dairy. tIps, 24N Csc, imita-
tion creamery, hrsts, 35H 26c Eggs
Unsettled. weak, receipts 9.993. nearby
wGlte. fancy. 34m3 5c; missed, fancy. -
n CSC; fresh trsts, 20 n 2gc.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
CH1CAGo PRonICE.

CHICAGO. Fob 9-ButtCr Cream
cry. extras. 2sc; hrsts 3Um3ec. dairy
extras. soc hrsts &c Eggs-Prlme
hrsts. 2Gl2c. hrsts 2jisC Cheese
Twins. 1871 n i6a. a.. daisies. lG@. MiIlI f.;
young Americas 1914 M16a.C. market
very firm. Live poultry--Turkeys lie;
fowls t5iec, spring chickens l4ia q
IJlac ducks LA II Sc: geese, lOTlIc.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
Carson, Craig Co.
90 chaInbcr % cenlmcrec. Delrel

SO Chunnbcr OF Commerce. Detroia
STOCKS. BONDS. GRAIN AND
PROVISIONS
n1om,her8 nontou Sfacis EXCHANGE CHI
cage Board of Trade.
Private wires 10 all markets
Michigan correspondents OF Palma
Weber A. Co. Boston. and Logan q
Tfvnn New York and Chicago
0rhrch Offce--30s-20o Hammond MIA,
stock certincates delivered prompfiT
Correspondenee solicited
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
Markets and Finance

recovered the lost ground corn steady
Go 80 zap. There was good demand
with selling limited oats urWer ON
good bay Provisions steady 90 a.
shade easier on some realizing by
longs
Noou-Wheat I'm both months frac-
ttouailk adNuncvd shortly before noon
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10

AppIes-Fancy f3Q3.75. common.
81 so a. . so per bbl: western box apples.
s.. - ~ 3. 90 per box.
BanRnnS-Good shipping stock. $50
G25O. according TO quality.
Heuns-Dried Lima, Q ihc per ID.
CeIery-Ilome-E grown. 30 ~ Zoe doz.
California. $40 per crate,
Cauiinower-CalifOr $40 ham
per
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
NEw ioRA >ToCk LETTER.

Reported Tor TAe Times rs arson.
craig s Co. FEB. g. stocks London
came Sharply Hignvr this morning. =
10 a. puInts. and the New York market
.1lt,kly responded Al the openins
short were the best buyers at Ia :
points higher than YESTERDAY close.
some au3ltIaEa4 gains W~ft made aul
Ing tr1 early trading but tile mar
Let grew uuli ou the advance. anC az
noon. was holding steady WIKI Hs ut
trudi1E Tire greater porL ot t"r
MORNINGS activity was during tA" hrst
.rn4r NTH sales az SAB, 300 shares
Mnn-N rLLea .NrAp AZ -. Per cent.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-openiu
Ilnnninfs a Ixs GFn.L HgnnI

DunntuE ~ stevens Live stock Report.
BUFFALO. Feb. s.--t Special. l---t at
tie Receipts cars. steady Hogs
Receipts go cars. steady. heavy and
workers.. s.. pigs. Se.0 sheep and
Lambs-IteC~ipt 40 ears lower, best
lambs $50 q -, yeArlings. 500 ,
weth~rs 81. 100 50. ewes. So q 6.2'.
Cllyes-Sj0 lego.
EAST III FFALO-ClO~e.
EAST BUFFALO. y e.. Feb. S.-Cat-
te--Receipts sea. strong prime, SG-e5 tr
..-5 butchers. S3.50N d. Eeals--Ee-
crlpts rs. active. common 10 choice,
$50 "a 1915. Sheep and iamhs--ke-
ceipts 10000. slow, lambs $500 So,
Ne1fIpgs. s as. sheep. So uCN5. Hogs
Receipts Loo, steady, workers., 500
r = Is. pigs SEQ $50
CHICAGO. Feb. .--CattIe-Recelp pts
$4,000. market oc higher. beeNes, 81 20
Q..tJ frNus. $ttl5.lu, western. Sil1 70
q. Stockets ana feeders. SJ.l5 q 30
COWS auI heiters SO u $50. calves, s,
~ - Hogs Receipts 5000. market
slow. Egnt $3.50 "a N.,ui mixed. $50 "a
$50. heavy. $S.+OU SIS, rough. $500
N.5j, workers.. $50 q $50. pigs. $1,000
SO. sheep and Lambs-ReCeipt Is
600. market loo lower, natives. $4.5p
GO. western, s. J01t -, lambs, ma
tive, Sc 5 n 80. western. S6.s5fJ : 90
CIEN EIAND.
CLEVELAND o.. Feb "--iiog Re
ipts Loo steady AL grades. $50
cattle Receipts = cars. strong Lambs
Receipts - ears. $3.50 top. Calves
ltetelufs 700 head. SO ton.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10

Reported for The Times by carson.
craig ~ co. Feb g There ~ one
t-igat spot In the sitlatiop and that
lis. tae pessimistlc feeling now enter
tanned IS niuet! mine people out 81
a hundred When prices were 20 points
Gfeuer MANY OF these people were pru-
nounced bulls now they are short ~
the market This speaks for itself.
White there are number or obstacles
.t1 b. removed before one can safely
count on rock foundation, the market
is likely 20 be- more tWo-stded here
AFR II goes without saying mat
many bad features have been largely
discounted hy tine declines already in
aIEIrated and Judging the market from
that standpoint it must De realized
that the stock situation Us constantly
undergoing Improvement. street sentl-
ueut lis too 1eaTizh 20 he wholesome.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
HICAC.o

CHICAGO. Feb wheat opened
s;caIy TO 80 lower but offerings
proved slim and the market quickly
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10

BusIness-IIke printing. SO fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co. } ,
John R-st. Phone 1A9S.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
U. S. GOVT BONDS.

Pond quotations furnished by Hay
den stone g. co. 1l5-llS Griswold- ST
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10

BusInes~-IIke PrIntinE. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times PrlntfnE Co, 10
John Rat. Phone lass,
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported FOR The Times by Hayden.
stone ~ Co, llG-lls Girls wold-st..
AnAn II.L Inv Nnnn
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-05-27
cURTlSs DIDN'T FLY.
Weather Conditions Are Not Fit for
Making the Attempt.

Albany, n Y, May 26.-After an
early breakfast today Glenn II. Cur.
tiss took taXicab to Vanresslaer Is
land, where his mechanics were as
sembling his biplane There he super
intended the tuning up and came back
for luncheon to his hotel.
The weather does not please Cur
tiss. He feels that it would be fool
ish to attempt a flight of any dis
lance, even should indications here
seem favorable, until there is a sus-
pense of the weather bureau report
that there is a wide spread area of
unsettled conditions. Otherwise he
feels he might ruin a splendid start
by running into a local thunderstorm
An Englishman familiar with the
country over which Paulhan recently
made his record flight from London
to Manchester, told Mr.. Curtiss today
that the route to New York from
here is infinitely more difficult.