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The Detroit times., 1910-07-30

W. Tracy McMurty. 20. Wayne; Jes<
sic NJ Chaffee. %. same.
stanislaw Pegula FL; Frances Keu,
benjamin simpf FL; Annie Rsitske
William Bublitz. 81. Detroit; Aim4
Wojcich Pitsz. 81; Nicjaiena warsolq
Herbert w. shannon. 80. Dstroit
Maud l.. Morris. "a, Kalamazoo:
Adolph Bauer. %; Mary "A. Werne$
Walter p. Boerner. 81; Rose rrou1
John @. Davis. 27; Ida oirard, ~. Il
William BrosowskL 20; MargsreF
Archie A Mcpherson. ~; cersrudS
stephen Romaniszyn. IS: Kunogunf
H. Charles Cohan. 2i Esther Spoon, ~
Nickalaus Mccarty. 81; Mary Mcf
FredinaSd Kloedun, 81; Louisa MOI
Andrew Renzien. "a; Katherine Kot
John Kaczmarczyke. ca Agnes stan1
Edwin Disney, "a; Nellie sackett. :s.
Michael Szarkowsky, 81; Mtchali-
| nea Delinowska. 20.
John Statzke. 20. Hamtramck: Mary
Ritzersch. 81, Detroit.
Frank vanderski, "a: Stella Jagod-
William sendieback. 81 Ellen M.
John Ciarkowski. %; Frances San
Joseph Adamiscki. s5: Lillian Gan
Charles L. Lattimer. "a Belle Math-
ewS, "a
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30

King. I: Van Week. barge. $3.50; Grit
fin S.+5s-beaAeiti,--f Corsica, Ii
Down: J. c. Wallace, 1880 y. M.
2:25: Louisiana, 3; Nipigon, $40; steam
er Crete. Hart. $40; Sharples. Nc
Intosh, Morgan. Jr.. $40: Charles He
bard. $40; M Andfews. $40; Eiba'
Big sam Matter. 10 p. m. Friday
Aipena. II. r. Hawgood. IL; Watt.
Squire SOUR gao: wolf Snew). $50. boston tn.
4: Centurion. 4.40; Dinkey. Kensington.
5: Henry smith, $50: Vance: s: p. Q.
Nils Mills SeS kims 9srS Wsos s19 Blss s
DIV, Lehigh. Warner. Thompson. s: Sui
Ivan. s40: Culligan. Leonard d. Mill
err. $50; Brazil 10.15: Orion. 1890
Michigan. 10:40; Northern Wave. 1l;40.
Th~ 500.
sAULT STE. MARIE Mich: July so.
up: Ericsson: Krupp. Manitoba.
W Thompson. Leuty. Loaen. s;so;
mouth. $40; Kalkstka. Fryer Ores
Mariner Marina
samuel Morse; $50 ?: m. Friday'
land Prince. 1880: Monroe e. Smith.
Delaware. midnight: Princeton. 1910
Victory. Constitution, Schuck. 3; Ish-
Ps%Ins 5 Mssns s SsSsisS s's
Shaw. Thomas. Bcrwind Moore Z;
Plankinton. Northern Queen, 8; Walsh.
$50; Portland. O. James Davidson, 10:
Albert Smith. 1890; Shaughnessy. IL.
Down: Lambert, 1880 a. m. Friday:
Selwyn Eddy. Sachem. Corey, 1890 p.
m; Riddle. Athabasca, 1880; Hoover &
Mason, 2: Sherwin, Sonoma. Canadian.
s:3o; Poe. corlis. a;ao: Osborne. 8; Sc
curity and oil barge. $50; Altoona. Ma
ringo, Port Colborne. Castalia. 8: G. III.
Green, Our Son. 1880; Matoa. Iron King.
Iron Queen. widener. s; Rockefeller.
Bell, $3.50.
Taylor. . J.. m. Friday; Butler. $50:
Laughlin. 10: Arabian. H. Hecker,
1890; Saturn. /; Burlington. $3.50: Mes
sen, Saxona 4: Dunn, Barlow. Imperial.
oil barge, 8. Octorora, s: Oarge) Liv-
ingstone. 6:36: Troy, Z. Pendennis
White, 3; J. VI. Hutchinson. .; Saronic
$3.50. Co1Iingwood. Keewatin, IL.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30
DON'T INVEST
IN CLEOPATRA

may
of silver good from the Cleopatra and
how its neighbos that OF silver or any
actually proved
likelihood that will be found but there
Occasionally you can
even
laughed at
by In
cation / small making mine
In
producing there
to The
enough
show far or how entirely
which
s Cleopatra estate
But
to
in will bid for IT. The
comes from the thy president o he
of
S Cleopatra that must lose
fight mucn
better char to get a runf 1t is a lot
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30
NEW YORK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson,
Craig a Co, July 80:- 49,.
The bank statement today renected
tho shifting OF loans and clearing
house banks 20 other institutions, ana
although the statement based on aver,
ages made a satisfactory exhibit stiil
the report Of actual conditions hardly
fulfilled expectations. II is thought
that the greater part OF the South
African gold arrivals in London Mon
day will be secured for American ac-
count and In view OF the weakness OF
foreign exchange and the large pur-
chases OF our securities for foreign
account, It Is said that gold imports
are probable In the near future on
good scale. Traders lacked initiative
In view of the absence of London IL
uuidation at the opening, but after
initial trades II became apparent that
liquidation on good scale was again
in progress, prices rcceded gradually
under the leadership OF Sioss-Shefheld.
on whicse various rumors have been
circulated As expressed In our recent
advices, we still adhere to the opinion
that a sustained upward movement IL
we would tighten accounts on occas-
fonai recoveries and confine purchases
TO the drives with stop-loss protection.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30

Heat waves from the hot, short
xr1os, onuoing mirages that made the
(nrxotn dance 3 can-can, combined
(; WITH head wind, kept down the
0oorno Ct the annual rife shoot OF the
Wlohfxnn National Guard, Department
az the Lakes Rifle association and
MlohiGan state, Rifle association al
Gimp ELLA, Michigan State Kline
Range, Saturday morning.
The mornings contest was for the
Wonnof~ Wimbledon cup, open TO
man bors Of the National Guard, and
M shot ut 1000 yards, each con.
teotant having two trial shots and 10
ohcta Tor score. Out OF q possible 75
points. Charles M. Hammond of Co.
a. First Infantry, Detroit, led with
q. and Sergt. Bell, Co. A., Engineers,
Va next with so. l.. @. Burgess and
pr. g. B. Lundy of the Naval Re-
serves, made a pretty target team.
punching four bulls-eyes In success
zion between them Burgess scored
- and DR.. Lundy IS.
The Chalmers Detroit 1,200-yard
contest, win take place Saturday al
ternoon.
During the forenoon, the rife team
ulcked for the national rife contest
e Camp Perry held three or four
rhirmish shoots. Major Britton, OF
YpsiIanu, captain OF the team, reach
"a camp Saturday morning, having
beem detained by case OF diphtheria
which he was attending as physician.
Ad1t. Gen. f.. N. Canton. COM
Snan6sr OF the Oklahoma National
Guard. was visitor at the camp,
9stufdny, having come over from
Camp Perry, where the Oklahoma
team q practicing-
he Elrut Regiment marksmen who
I've bocn ON duty at Durand are ex-
n1oso6 n camp Saturday afternoon
n Yf16ay's contests the Third regi-
1rGnk took al the team honors, scor-
IN 1,291 to the Second regiments
1.&15 IN the regimental team match.
1l3 against the Engineers 314 for
ne Ellls trophy, and b2S against the
Soo6nd regiments 403 In the post
nh1rminh.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30

GIRLS. a.
John Gill, Beaufait.
Charles Quinn, 1142 Twenty fourth,
John Landino. l21 Twentieth.
John Bernt. AIS Superior.
James Arnold. i13 Lacrosse.
August EaschetZskc. SOS bivcrnofs.
George Graves. ~ Weyler.
Forest Hakerkorn, 692 Wabash.
Michael Dalton. asa Morrell
Paul Bittner. 461 Junction.
John Coopersmith, 1879 Michigan.
stephen Northoft. 1S9 Palms
Harry lngleheart. 102 Alexandrinc.
Albert Flick. 375 Waterloo.
Clarence Mathie. 50 Beniteau.
Herman APPEL. AZ Clinton.
Nathan Sieler. EOS Orchard.
BOYS.
Samuel Hendie, 9s2 Kirby. /.
Domnick Dalagade. 1916 Riopelle.
Charles StlihhSr-loiS- JelaH-R Ii
Alexander Lemke. 446 Wabash. --
Frank Briskie. i3s Lovett
George Herr. 1877 Summet.
Gustave aKlz. 500 Seyburn.
John Fleshons. sos Eighteenth.
Walter Brigle, 439 Lafayette.
Fred Johnson. 1853 Fourteenth.
Daniel Prockndw. 1912 Sixteenth.
Samuel Ballantine. 100 Harmon.
John Roman. - Adele.
David Glass. 1884 Myrtle.
George Ninkoff, AIS Kirby.
Phillip Pfeiffer. 7S9 st. Aptoine.
Alexander Coli. ISL st. Joseph.
Primo Casadio, Al Rivard.
Charles Campbell 762 Field
Michael Keenoy. b04 Sixth.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30
G01DURs 10 PUT DOWN
RI0TING IN COLUMBUS
Ad4ltjonai Troops Are Summoned TO
oubduo street Car Strikers and \
Martial Law May BE Declared.

ou1bduo street Car Strikers and
Martial Law May Be Declared.
COLUMBUS, o., July 3O.-Follow-
Ing a accounting Of the riots Of last
NIGHT which resulted In the wreck
mg Of twenty cars and injuries to a
ocOro or more OF imported strike
bEookors, the state today adopted -ex-
trome measures to gain control on
thos street. car strike situation.
0og. Harmon has reversed his po-
oltlon that tho militia cannot be en-
Y3oVo4 ~ police and this afternoon
ended 80 soldiers to patrol duty at
Gong t1t polnt8 designated by Mayor
IInr1 ~ Brig Gen McMaken has
tnk>o charge Of the patrols, and II IL
boltovod martial law will be declared
befoxo night
xnto thts morning Adjutant- General
Weyorecht ordered the Fourth and
Ixhfh regiments under Gen. Speaks
Nom Marietta and the First regiment
- Cincinnati was ordered mobilised
lu< duty In case the situation grows
m0fo serious.
Ne have determined upon a course
\ Ch4t Will put an end to the promis-
Auo4o ri0ting,' said Adjutant- General
W4ybrocht today. Mayor Marshal.
VIII 1ssue Q proclamation forbidding
eioens 70 congregate. and the milf
~ VIII make arrests for violations.
n y eGEfain that. an injustice will be
3cno q many cases. but the situation
kGoroondn II"
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30

Apple.--New. si.aSGi.So per bu. $3.50
!: Shipping ii stock n''
Deans-Dried Lima. SAC per ID.
Black ADMINISTRATIONS. {S.50Qt bu.
CeIsry-Home-g grown. toc0O dos:
Kalamazoo. lS@soo per dox
Cauliaswer-Sl.e5 per bu-
Csss.se-!i.150a per Dbl.
pc. e' ss s:mSos. y,s ss5sap pss
old. isc; York state, new. isc; old. -
az , sm' Srlss @
s s%1s s Swiss. ,SsSs0s pc. iS
Dstes-Psrsian. sUsc per Id: FardA
Dres.ed csives--choics. li0IiHc peg
Fiss-importsi. new. ii@i1o per Id;
Fresh setsbies--cucumbers hot
house house ssiSS per- per- SS 0: head lettuce. ss
d SG' wax az beans. si.isGa per Su; p.ss:
ley. .aeQ2Sc dos: green beans $500
LIS hsmper: green psppsrs, sa.sG s, q 81
epas. scc pss s.skes: water ere:. Il
q 3Ec bu: turnips. soc bu: spinach. $50
Toe bu: green peas, Si.sE-psr bu: young
onions AYE eu. No. .,u r.,
plums. tl.s0W2.ss per box: grapes. ss7s
Gsosessrrie.-:sso per ou.
following prices for baled hay in car.
lSt's of,S. 3 Detroit ;,no, no. sm TStsSS.
clover. mixed. $50 1850: rye straw.
o7b00e; wheat and cat straw. $500
& Loose hay from farmers wagons on
the city markets ranged from sls0a1
Hide.-No' cured hides. &c: No. I
green hides, INC: No. cured bulls. So;
No. green bulls. shc: No. cured veal
Kip. 100: No: 1 green vss d Kip; Sc;
murrain. &c; No. 1 cured calf. lac: No.
is. 30: No. ,osse hides. ss.So: No. I
tallow. sho: No. 2 tallow. 5hc: sheep
skin; as to amount wool 3o@eoc: Nc.
Honey-Fancy white: ls@1!c; amber
HscSieserrsss@;sSs.ss per bu.
l.emoss---california. y7@s per box;
hss:inas. $50 q po- , box.
MeIons-Rocky Fords, 4.5o@s.5s
care: matermeions. 3004oc each.
Hf,sshrooms--15a % SOC per ID.
00.,...-EgyRsisn;: Ss .,snIg3s Pc, ; ss1;
Ptnespples-Florida y55o9t cate
Pcache.-6-b basket crates. $2@2.2o'
Pears-southern. s4@4.6o per Dbl.
Potatoes-New southern. s292.lo per
Pouitry-Broilers. 17@1sc; hens. 14tt
d215c; old roosters. SH1Oc. ducks LOO
1sc; geese. 12c; turkeys, 17@1sc ID:
Raspberries-Red, $1,000 per loot
cas-. 1si, s'.ee sSog sa! S gsr sS5fs case
ans unwashed. l4016c per Id.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Mary Milleville, l month. 1o7 Beivi-
dere; hamilton. n
Georglana league. 46 years. 1910
Brush; apoplexy.
Charles Erdman. 65 years. ss Err
skine: ncphritis
Christina hickman, 70 years. 732 r.
Hancock heart disease.
-cxiesilsstir -year.-fe
Homestead; scarlet fever.
Mary Wroch months, S75 Rivard;
cholera irfantum.
Samuel r. Bullick. 5 months. ifS
Twenty fourth; cholera infantum.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30
NEW YORK. PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, July 0.-FIour-Duii,
nominally unchanged. Pork-Quiet:
west. spot. 3i17o@iIso. sugar"Raw.
firm; centrifugal. 90 test 436: musco-
vado. SO test. 3.s6: refined, steady: cut
loaf. sos; crushed. SIS; powdered. 500;
granulated. 515 Coffee-Rio No. Z, on
the spot. SIS 0s%c. Dressed poultry
Dull; turkeys. 1eq20c: chickens. is@
24c; fowls, 14@1shc; ducks. 1Sh m19c.
&c: fowls. 17ik a. isc: turkeys. 10m14c:
roosters. 12c. Cheese--Steady: state
milk. common to specials. 9k 616c;
skins. common to specials, 5ai2c; full
skins, 2n M3Mc.
Coffee options opened steady and I'M
changed TO points advance. Butter
Flrmer; receipts 4,771; creamery. ex-
ira. 2SQ2Sc. state dairy. tubs, 22m
2Ihc; imitation creamery. firsts, 2iM
Zoe. Eggs-Quiet; irregular: receipts
9.3sS; nearby. white. fancy, 2sG33c;
nearby mixed. fancy, 22G25c; fresh
frsts, 1SM 2i &c.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30
FIRES THREATEN HUMBOLDT.

NEGAUNEE, Mich, July 30.-The
village of Humboldt, IL miles west, is
threatened with destruction by forest
fires. They are within few rods OF
the post Office. general store and de-
pot. All the men of the mines and the
village are lighting the flames and
Ishpeming and this city have been
called on for assistance. which will be
sent Immediately. The village is with
out fire protection.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30

e. S:s. s:as ssi s.iS g %a
::s sSasS s SSrn Tsss Sees:
iss: 81: sycas sssly sC@ 8s ' Salmon
sssssy:i 7s tan A :ss p as Y; A To.
msices. 4s&soc: succotash. si@iio per
cssss7p ss1;sss, coffee i00-iD case
sesrss m ID sa5 s sTacks sdrn 9s arm
'- Ssi..:|Miesiss patents; in 1894 g:
brat s Sass STd e1ss sS per 81
S0it@kaw VI. ftnssed. sac, bottled Tim
seed. CSC; Diamond headlight kerosene.
Grown ss sssone per ss
=. : p9ss; 'ss; sa y ~
m asXsaa hs msai0 lax Si fs as ..lisd
brisksts. lsKc; shoulders, AVE: picnic
hams. ishe: bacon. ai922e; lard. n IN
1sSGrGtSGorafrons corrected daffy by
r. Edgar Sen; TIE ,o retail pJ Iriss
sss,s ts ssss s; CO.; ,sss 1885, 1885,
DO. i-ib cartons. $3.50: do. 2-Ib cartons.
ssrtons. ,s'7s: do. ss-io cartons. ssss;
diamond A. $40; confectionery {.
ss ss No. No. j. $3.50 $50: No No. ;.sss SIS; Ne Ne
$50: No Z. $5.35: No. 8. t6.30: No. 8.
!s.2s; No. 10. $40: No II. ysis; NO SS
No. Is, &5os: Michigan granulated.
$3.50; household .powdered: LIP , car.
S Sols p 20 U s-iS cartons. is to Casa
$40 per case ~
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30
BUTTER AND EG0X-

Butter--Creameries, extras. ate Id;
frsts. 26c; dairy butter, 22c; packing
stock. 21c per Do
Eggs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. 17hc per dozen. Receipts on
Friday, TIT cases.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30
VESSEL PASSAGES.
nefrnls

DETROIT. July so.-Up: Pressure
Isie. 1910 u. M. Friday. w. r.. Refs.
2:25: Cort. S:40; I. j. Boyee. Iron Gin.
s:45: Admiral. $40; Christopher. 5;
Bransford, $50; Beatty. Corona, $40:
Robert Holland. Fassett, ~. G. Hol-
land. $40; Andrew Epson, 500; Nj. T.,
Green, 1880.
Vulcan. 1920: Mariana. 1910; Stack
house. Chas. Warner, a. m: w. l.
Brown. $3.50: omaha. 3:4o: Pioneer, A.;
sylvania. Bradley. Woolson. Brightie.
Algonquin. $40; simla. s:15: Charles
Eddy. Tioga. $40: Raleigh. Toxic, q;
Utley. 7:so; Ellwood. 7:lo; Bope, Steel
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30
BOsTON CorPER SALES.

Roston copper share sales of July 20.
furnished by Hayden, Stone & Co.:
a. Coml 10, Ali 60. Blu Bal 4so' Butte
22c, G a. A IS, C. 4 " 2, Range 100, h
" 27s : = -; Frank s7s, CRANKY 20.
90. Mass 90 Mex Con IS, Mob 40 New
Csc 20, Quincy g., hay Con tac 3 r iss.
e Piis' Tam 10 10. FRI Trim ~ s5 s. 8 n n
VIC 10. win sSt. Vol 81, w v; an i HSp zoo.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30

a W6x1ant was sworn out in police
oorrt Saturday morning charging
{111>o J. KilIlan with serious offense
n1lnst Katherine Burg. an inmate OF
10 ~ Vincent orphan asylum. The
HI - nrore than Is years old XII
1oIn. Walyed Shis police court examina-
14A M Jnatice Stein held him 10
<<l1j a. fhe recorders court.
~ o1fld WA attending q picnic ON
. ne with the orphan asylum
|l ~ few days ago. Killian
m ~ IA 3 pony cart. A woman
nm Him. He asked the girl II
1ted 4 ride. She hoped In
|o fE1O rode 10 the casino.
(bo man treated Katherine 70
~ he LEFT the woman there,
r - WIS going to drive the
Non 60 her companions. He
Win having driven the
,o woods on the Island and
<esfed "A ne Island.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30
PRODUCE.

The market was without any i'm
portant features this morning. Re-
ceipts of poultry were not large, but
rather than take chances on carrying
them oyer Sunday. dealers cleaned up
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30

The Builders and Traders ex-
exchange has adopted resolutions Oh
coincidence in the death OF henry
Houghten. who has been promln-
emit member of the organization sibce
il was founded.
Notice that the Detroit Leather
specialty Co. had increased its capital
from $50, 900 to $4,000 was nled with
the county clerk, Saturday. The wy
andotte Savings bank has Increased
it's capital from $4,000 to 100000.
The Home bank announces thai
after Aug. |, dividends on it's stock
will be paid at the rate of one per
cent a month. This is an increase
of two per cent yearly, the former
rate being 10 per cent in quarterly In
staIlments. The increase involves an
! additional disbursement of $4,000
| year.
Trenton is going after new indus
tries strong, The Industrial and I'M
movement association, organized on
| iy two weeks ago, has already secured
one new concern, and plans for the
factory are now under way. The
Ayres Stationary and Marine Engine
Co. Is the industry that will locate
| in the down-river suburb. The induce
ments offered are free site and
subscription to $4,000 worth OF the
compsny's stock.
| Assistant General Manager II. ID.
Symonds. of the firm Of G. A. Fuller
e. Co. of New York and Chicago, one
of the biggest construction firms IN
the United States. is in Detroit In
connection with the new Dime Saw
ings bank building. He is looking
over the ground with view TO put
ting In a bid on the building and VIII
confer with local contractors who may
he interested In the work. He Is stop
ping at the Pontchartrain.
| The removal of the Lozier Motor
Co. to Detroit will cause several
changes in the official force OF the
concern +. G.. Chandler, western
sales manager and manager or the
| foreign department, will take charge
of the sales department, having been
elected vice-president of the company.
C. A. Emise manager OF the metro
poIitan sales department, and also
chief of the advertising and publicity
bureau, will come to Detroit as head
of the department of publicity and ad-
yertising. w. s. NJ Mead. manager o.
the eastern sales agencies, succeeds
J Mr.. Emise as manager OF the metro
politan agencies, and will also assume
charge OF the foreign department.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30
BosToN WOOL,

BOSTON, July, 30.--The Commercial
Bulletin says OF the wool market to-
day. A fair movement In New Zea-
land cross breds. 36s to 46s. is reported
at 81 a 3sc: merino SIS at 75c clean
Argentine Lincoln at 3lG32c and
straight u blood at 34c. Aggregate
sales are fully 1000 bales, two promi-
nent New England mills taking the Of
ferings. About 100000 pounds OF
Ohio and Michigan fleece were also
sold at 26Q3Sc for Y blood. 27@ 2sc
for n and A -blood. 27m2gc for * and
A blood and at 25M 26c for unwashed
Ohio delaine. moderate business IL
being done in fine To fine medium ter
ritory at SIS Q5Sc secured
The attractive prices ruling, the
placing OF orders for some new light
weight goods Ia New York and tho
strength shown abroad and in the west
are responsible for the Increased &C
tivity."
The shipments OF wool from Boston
to July %. Inclusive. were fos.s54,55S
pounds. against itt.1ie.se7s pounds for
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30
MARINE

Steamer Richardson Raised-Almost
N. w. Baker, who has been working
with wrecking Master James Reid to
raise the sunken Richardson of Buff
falo harbor, declares that at the next
attempt the boat will come up and
be towed into harbor.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30
Markets and Finance

tinued on very limited scale. The
active issues. however. are fraction
ally lower. declines running to a full
point In North Butte. Osceola has
been an exception TO the general ten
dency. and Is . point higher. only
few OF the copper issues have been
traded In at this writing. The general
York market. In the misce llaneous de-
parmtent, United Fruit Is point bet
ter. selling at lS6.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30

under former prices. Receipts OF ber-
rles were light, but the demand was
in proportion. With the ending OF the
Texas and Georgia peach crop. supplies
in this market have taken a drop.
Dealers look for somewhat high,r
level OF prices for the remainder OF
the NJ sOn
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices, furnished by Hayden.
Stone IL Co. July 80:
Bld.Ask. High.Low. Rid Ask
OnenlnU
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30
LIVE sT0CK.
EAST BUFFALO-OpeninG.
Dunninx a Stevens Live stock Report.

EAST BUFFALO. N. Y, July 30
Cattle--Receipts, cars. dull.
ITS; good prime, 1900 to -1.300-lb
steers, s7Qz25; best LOO to 1900 lb
shippers. ss.5o97; medium and butch
light butchers steers, s596.25; best fat
cows. IS Q625; fair to good cows, $40
80; common 10. TO medium 90. sSSgss .r.
S5.500s; good fat heifers, s4.75G6.25;
fair to good, do. t4.a594.6c; stock heif-
ers, e3.25@3.50; best feeding steers.
S4.500475. medium TO good. do. SAG
AIS: stockers, all grades. S3.50@3. IS:
best bulls, s4.75G5: bologna bulls. t4@
mixers and springers. $1,000 each;
common to good. do. SIS Gas.
Hogs-Receipts. 20 cars, lower
heavy. 38.s0d $50; Workers, $s.2049.30
pigs, 1906.
sheep and Lambs-Receipts, cars
lower: best lambs. 1925: yearlings, ;.
@425: best lambs. 37.254750.
Calvea-S5 61925
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30

COMPLAIN AoAlPsoT DuTcH1D
KALAMAZOO. Mich. July No.
ciai)-Pete Sitter IL charged With -
ing his butcher shop ~ . slauo -
house. Complaint was made - -
health ONCE this morning chorxlD.
Sitter with butchering two calXD4
The health department II investioae
ing.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30
GRAIN AMI PROVISIONS

DETROIT. July so.-close: The
market was quiet on Saturday. and
Inclined to rule firm most OF the time,
| ored a decline. Offerings of cash
wheat We're large. and news from
harvesters and threshers was favor
better than expected in both the guam
tity and quality of the wheat In The
early harvests. Weather Is favorable
for both winter and spring wheat. and
ton.
July In Chicago was pretty lively
on the last day OF it's life. declining
and advancing often and sharply. but
cash position was considered the lead
| ing feature OF weakness. IL IL re-
ported from the country that Michigan
farmers will not sell wheat under a
dollar.
The Detroit wheat market was quiet
and firm all day. and closed with cash
unchanged. and the futures up hc.
Corn was unchanged. and cash oats
gained &c.
Wheat quotations-Cash No. 2 red.
500: September opened without change
cember opened at S1.0Sls. and advanced
to $1.07: May opened at S1.10. and ad-
vanced to slloh; No. white. sl.o4.
No. 3. Sc: No. mixed, j car at s5hc;
No. yellow. csc; No. yellow. S7hc.
Oats--Standard, / car at AZ &c: new
standasd car at sos; o aSg bs S ssc
No. white, car at 4sc.
Rye-cash No. /. Zee: August and
Besns~cash, ss.sa; October. salo;
Cloverseed-Prime spot. s7.s5; Octo-
Der so bags at s7.s5; March. 37.s5;
sample alsike. s bags at s7.7s, at
Timothy seed-Prime spot. 40 bags
at $3.50.
Receipts In the Detroit market on
Saturday Included cars OF wheat. 7
1870 Blu of wheat. 1862 bu OF
corn and 17.127 bu of oats.
Wheat receipts saturday: st. Louis.
ago. SS;:y Duluth and Minneapolis. 1913 cars.
against 1873; Winnipeg. 134 cars. against
stocks of wheat in Winnipeg de-
this week. $4,000 bu.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Saturday. 100000 bu; year ago. l.
Exports of wheat and -four satur-
day. $4,000 blu.
TOLEDO. o., July so.-Wheat-Gash
-sndJaiyE sS IA, seFSs oTrIAca,b p sec:
july and n Sept, ssac; Dec. SAGE; May
Ssssc. Oats-Cash and July. Ale: Sept.
3Sc: Dec, 3ehc; May, 42c. Rye--No. y
76c: No. 8. re. Cloverseed-Cash
$3.50: Oct, Dec. and March. G:s2h
Alsike-Prime and Aug. $50. limo
thy-Prime, Aug. and Sept. 1895. But
ter, eggs and hay. uncha"ssd.
GRAIN OPENING
CHICAGO. July s0.--Opening-Juiy
wheat has gone a-glimmering. IL open
ed at aAc lower and sold down. Sept
&c lower, Dec. at closing price. July
corn Ac. higher. Sept. nc and Dec &c
higher. July oats &c higher. with Sept
and Dec. at closing price. Provisions
lower.
Close--July wheat closed 1hc lower.
Sept &C and Dec. &c higher. July
corn 1c lower, Sept. &c, and Dec. 1 u c
higher. July oats 1c. Sept. %c, and
Dec. ssc higher. Provisions higher.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. July S0.-Butter--Extras.
&c. frsts, 25hc: dairy. extras, 26c;
frsts. 24c. Eggs-Primo firsts, lie:
firsts. 15c Cheese-Twins. IAN m15c:
young Americas, 15hc. Live poultry
Fowls. lsm l5c; ducks, 13c. geese. s6