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The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
Markets wd Finance

corn and prospect Of Neayy primary
recripts for the day. started a lot VI
selllng and when the price worked
hack o. sll4. kidston aud Barrel leu
the selling which caused further up.
the former supposed 90 be acting Tor
IIiEglus selling July wheat. Market
now AT - recovery from low point on
the dip Northwest fiouc messages hot
oV-4rtpnfi4rnt thls hprripE s"nlr t$iN
cause OF slow trade same az the worst
reports on thee grow ing crop N"t re-
celNed. came IN this morning INDIANA
farmers claiming that portion OF which
wfl have To- he piowed up ana one well
known crop expert sendlnS wire from
the southwest chat abandoned Acle~se
in Kansas will lee heavy
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
MINERS TO MEET
N CINCINNATI
Michigan, Pennsylvania, Ohio. Indi'
ana and Perhaps Illinois Coal Work
ers Will Discuss Wage Question.

PEORIA. HIS, Feb 2l.-President
7. L. Lewis. Of the United Nine
Workers, In "A statement 10 the United
Press. announced today that con
ference OF miners ana officials OF the
Pennsylvania. ohio. Michigan. Indiana
and perhaps Illinois mine-workers
will be held in Cincinnati, Wednes-
day OF this week 10 issue call for
another joint conference OF miners
and operators at which the wage scale
controversy, which was the cause OF
the breaking up OF the conference at
Toledo recently. will be settled
You can say. said President
Lewis, that the JOINT conference Will
be held. also that every union miner
in the districts named viii get an
advance in wages: that there will be
no strike and that there will not even
be an interruption in work pending a
settlement"
Lewis said ne has been quietly
working for another conference and
that he can state positively that
there viii be a general advance Tor
all classes OF labor in the mines. lie
is in Illinois today 10 try TO work up
interest IN the Cincinnati meeting
among the Illinois operators He
leaves tonight for Pittsburg and VIII
20 10 Cincinnati, Wednesday
II an increase is secured II viii be
the first increase in seven years. al
though in that period the men nave
suffered a reduction.
Lewis friends believe that II ne
can secure this advance in wages II
will end the ruptures that have been
so frequent when any considerable
number OF miners get together
Lewis mas issued call Tor meet
ing OF The mine workers OF the Pitts
burg division 10 be held in Pittsburg
March l. The meeting Is 10 discuss
the use Of new explosive Just intro
duced IN the mines OF western Penn
sylvania.
Back of this announcement is the
story of the most telling blow Lewis
has delivered 10 his enemies IN the
Pittsbure district, headed by Francis
Feehan
Mr.. Feehan will not only not pre-
side al that meeting" said Lewis, but
he will not be allowed 10 attend I'M
less he is a regularly elected delegate.
/ will preside myself and when ! am
not in the chair Vice-President sic
Cullough OF the International oTganl-
cation will preside and the inteTna-
tional secretary will also be on the
Job OF the local district secretary
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
Will RuN ZOE MAYoR.

GRAND RAPIDS. Feb. 2t.CvOtto 81
l.. WerniCke has de,ided To Becomo a.
cand date for mayor on the Rapuh-
hcan ticNet He has been urged by
his friends in all walks OF life 10 make
the run The sentiment crystallized
last nigh; at meeting held in che
DfIlcc OF Eiyin- SWafthout. when q
temporary organization was perfect
"a with Mr. Swarthout as chairmah
end Aid Eugene i Smith as secFe-
lary. Among those gathered were
lawyers. doctors. manufacturers. bust
aess men, city officials, factory work.
ers aud abofing fEen. All were en-.
inusiastic/ for Wera.ckc and brought
during the last lew days the pressure
10 bear upon him which forced him
TO the face
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
CHECK SWINDLER BLAMES
THE PONIES FOR DOWNFALL
Louis A. Kraft Says He Was Driven
Tc Desperation BY Loss OF
Savings In PoolFoom.

Long search d. the police for a
well-dressed man who has been food.
ing the east side with bogus checks
for several weeks came TO an end SAT
urday night, when Louis A. Kraft, an
expert accountant living al No. IL
Erskine-st, fell into a trap laid by
William Caedcke, butcher at No. 2436
Jefferson-ave. east
Kraft offered check for $3.50 in
Payment Tor a few pounds OF meat
Gaedcke. who had been warned to
look out for the check svindley.
stepped outside. ustensibly TO get
and Kraft was taken 10 Elmwcod sta
ton
Kraft begged TO be released. stating
that he aad a wife and TWO children
hut his plea was vain Later. several
victims u the check swindler iden,i.
fed KRAFT He had only ~ cents
when arrested.
Kraft, who is 80 years old, blames
his downfall to playing the ponies"
al the Half Way house. recently
closed by Gov Warmers orders
He said that last December he lost
his position with the National Moor
Castings Co, and started betting Oh
horse races with his savings. He won
ar first but his winnings and his orig
inal savings were soon swept away
While he was desperately trying ID
think up some way OF beating the
game" ne found check book OF tie
Michigan Brass Co, on the Hone
Savings bank. He wrote checks OF
from $50 10 $50. and his scheme was
to buy about 81 worth or meat or
groceries, get the change from the
check, and then throw the purchases
away In some nearby alley
The police finally inaugurated the
plan OF visiting all grocers and butch.
ers and warning item 10 call the 20
lice in case a weti-dressed stranger
called with check The plan -
suited In Krafts arrest His wife.
who conducts fashionable roomIng
house at No. 81 Erskine.st, vas
by h,a arrest
Kraft says that his swindle vii!
rot amount TO molc than $500. AMI
he hopes 70 be ua;oled. on his PROM
ise 10 pay all OF the money back
He says he lost a1out 81 900 Oh tue
ponies.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
"DRYS" HAVE BANNER DAY
Meetings in Oakland County Ora"
10000 Persons

PONTIAC Mich Feb 2l.-The
local option workers invaded Oakland
county Sunday. speeches beins MADE
Ia towns. villages ana hamlets FUZZY
10000 people attended the meetings
in the morning and afternoon.
Milford was TO have held the lars-
est meeting, with George w Morrow
of Detroit. as the principal speake..
Late last week the township local OF
ton committee held a meeting and
decided not 10 have Mr. Morrow ap-
pear until the trouble, caused by his
letter regarding the Jackson cam
paign, has been settled. The local
pastors say they have the fullest con
fidence il Mr. Morrow, however.
S. CTandall OF Detroit. delivered
the address at the VI. Z. church in
Holly he said 4 full statement II
the Anti-Saloon leagues side OF the
controversy would be made at the
meeting IN Detroit Monday A large
union meeting was held in the opera
house Sunday evening
AT Orion. II. c. Whitney. OF Detroit.
spoke on the local option. but did not
touch on the Morrow letter. The local
pastor. Rev. Steadman. however,
gave his version IN q few remarks
previous to the Detroiter's talk. He
said that Re believed Mr.. Morrow
wrote the letter 10 trap the liquor in
terests. tie believes the letter was
written hastily and was not made "a
clear as il might have been.
Rev II. II Rude spoke in the morn
ing nj the Baptist church in Birming
ham He said that no one doubted
the genuincness of the Morrow letter
but asserted it was written under the
impression that Brewer was true 70
the cause. lie said that IN his mind
Brewer had deserted 10 the vets.
and he cited the use ot the letter as
proof
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
FIre pamaaes Auto Plan,

, Tie new factory OF the Abboi[
Motor CO Beaufai',ave and Water.
loo.st.. Was damage TO the extent O.;
$1,000 Sunday nigh by fire. suppos
10 have started from an overturned
sheet.iron stove u.elN 20 dry out tne
The file was discover F,
R Waterman w W Phillips. anI
Harry Koes. all employe Kves ian
upstairs to call the fire department
and when he started 10 return down
me stairs, found them cut on By FIRE
lie was forced 20 slide down a plank
from the window TO the ground
The loss Is fully covered By Smshr
ance. While repairs are being made
TO the new factory the company VIII
continue business a its old plant, No
1881 Champlain.s
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22

green. No. l. Slsc. 30 . &C.. kip cured
No !. To-. Ne. 3, sac. kip sreen' No
l. 10, No -. Nirs. calf. cured, -" =
lac, No. :. lSisr. ealt, green. ~ a.
g., M . l2igt. horse hides, NJ u,
see No NssA2N4 she~psAns'-H rs 10
hieney-FancN White. isni'c. eN-
Lrmoa.-calliornia ss5o0s.7b box
limes--sl a i.s5 per ZOE.
Nushrooms--tS "a 5ac per 10.
Nufs--Walnuts laU loo. ALMONDS, -
2 Toe. pccans. lea i5c. hlherts, ll;S'
Rrazils. sulOC, mixed nuts, ia lac ~. :
new hickory nuts. shellharks' s'+'"
oaions-Aiichigan, f50soe bu; new
HerijfiJaS, Ss55 per bu
ornnges--,'a lfQrpiR naNeis. $50 q 4,
Floridas. $50 box tanSerines' ls@v -
per box
o,stcr~-Soli packed. standards
81 -. selects. 81 per gal. standards n
small cans. gee. large cans, zoe Sc
lects small. eSc. large. 35c can,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sl.'SN uo@'
s. "a $40 per crate.
Popcorn-rars. eIslsc per 10.
Potatoes-Car lots bulk, rs "a 81
bags. 80 "a toe hU, new hermndas. S-'-'
% So per ia
P"uiir,-Springs lie 10. hens. l6is
y -. ducss, Is 10 Toe, geese, so g
turkeys itpiSc per 10. Dressed ehirk-
ems lNc. hens. lsWltiae, ducks, 1w
re. geese. l4al5c; turkeys, s@g sic
per 10
Habhits-sl % per dog
straw he rri-.-6j q 65c per quart hoN'
sweet po.atoes-lerseN kin dried
81 go crate, Illinois, 81 20 hU, - DOL
rnliow-No. ]. 6isc. No. :. Ae'
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
CAIRO IS QUIET
AFTER WILD RIOT
State Troops Still Patrol Streets of
City Where Member OF Mob
I Was Killed. -

CAIRO. Ills. Feb. 2l.-AdJutant
General Dickson. OF the Illinois M.
tional Guard will be called before the
coroner's jury holding an inquest over
the body OF Alexander Halliday. killed
in the attempt 10 lynch TWO Negro
prisoners az the Jail here. Thursday
night
IL is reported that Dickson said Gov
Deneen had NOT tod Sheriff Nellis TO
allow Halliday's body 10 lie in the
snow outside the jail until the militia
cane
The feeling in Cairo against the
sheriff. which is very strong is caused
hy the fact that no help was rendered
the wounded man. rather than TO the
TACT that the deputies in the jail firel
az the mob. Nel!!s WAS called before
the coroners jury Saturday and de-
clared Deneen had ordered him not
10 remove the body He will De re-
called today
Though IL was limited Yesterday that
a mol was 10 be formed 10 attack the
Negroes who were reported 10 have
insulted whites al Hsllidays funeral
co outbreak has occurred and II is
believed that for the present the mob
spirit has been suppressed
The state troops however. will not
be allowed 10 leave Cairo today. In
stead another company will be sent
10 relieve part OF those already
wearied by their long patrol duty.
The spirit OF the crowd is express "a
in the statement OF one OF the &C.
knowledged leaders OF the mob who
declared II was useless 10 attempt anv
lynching with the militia on grand
But he added as soon as the militia Is
Withdrawn the Negroes who insulted
the passengers on the funeral train
will be- punished.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
JAMES A. LEONARD DEAD.
Injuries Received IN Auto Accident
Down South Prove Fatal.

The body Of James 4. Leonard
who died in Pensacola. Fla. Saturday
from injuries received in an automo-
bile accident q week before viii he
brought 10 Detroit for burial New
of his it, ath ,Gmc as shock 20
friends and relatives here \ NE
sage received by his wife. Mrs. Alice
Calder Leonard, "a aell-knowu singer
Immediately following tile aecidcrt
stated that sir iecnarl was suffering
from IA broken anfiC and other in.
turies, bat from that it was not ae-
lieved that his injuries were serloI.
Mr. Leonard was - years of a4c
and a maize of De,rc.t He had beeL
associate with the Fa.raud Co ~
years. entering Us employ "a aB cr
fee boy. For sev--l years past he
had been trayelino auditor OF tie
company and lett Tie city Jan 3 ou
the Tip that enGed ia his Heath H.
resided al No 81 Avery-aye Mr. ant
Mrs. James Leonard. parents or tn'
deceased made their home with hire
One brother. Charles X. Leonard %.
No. 2sl Nationalaye. survives
MIR leonard was a member OF The
First Baptist Churca
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
COL. P. V. FOX DEAD.
Won Distinction For Bravery in the
Civil War.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Feb. 81
Col. Perrin V FOX died here yester-
day from pneumonia He was IS and
one OF the oldest war veterans In the
state
Col Fox. during the Civil war. was
a member OF the First Michigan en-
eineors. and Oct %, 1868. performed
an engineering feat that probably
saved he army OF the Cumberland un.
der Gen Rosecrans. from capture
Hard pressed by the Confederates. II
was necessary 10 cross the Tennessee
river. and Col. Fox volunteered 10
build a pontoon bridge which he did
III three hours. between Bridgeport
and Chattanooga. with three compan-
les under his command. For this feat
accomplished under heavy fire from
the enemy. he was highly commended
by Mai.-Geu. Thomas
COL. Fox was an active member OF
the G.. a. r.. Mason OF high de.
gree. and Q member OF the Old Set.
tiers association having resided in
this city since 1856. He was born IN
Antwerp. Dec. IL. 1921
|
job Printing zone rig5r. Times
Printing CO.. J : John R.-st Call Main
1893 or CITY 23S5
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reportel Tor The Times % GIBSON
Craig & Co. Feb 21 Stock-TTaders
sold the market heavily this morning,
causing lower prices around the room
The declines extended from FSahil
fractions 10 more than a point steel
was the principal object OF attack los
!nga fuli point IN the hrst hours trad-
ing but later regatnsd part o. me
Trading early took on a holiday @p
paarancr. and grew duh with no gen
sral trend 10 the market. The United
states supreme court gonN-nrS todA T,
o. 49, "a three weeks vacation. and may
have "A more OF less unsetttns euect
on the market which anNiousls avs =
tn Tobacco and standard Oh Ge-
CfStOus
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
NEW YORK COTTON.
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
COPPER MARK ET-CIose.

Ariz ComI. 81. ApeN. =, Ann i,
20 Al. 5S1 Ad',: -. Bay > Gas.
Butte C4tu.. -, Cop. Con. -. g. * ii
90 c. x A. 1Iis DAVIS -. 1t.
l.. Butte, rs Elm r l-l6, Ely Cons.
-. 81 .lr.. - q. -Cau. - GOid cons.
s-tt. Helv-. A. ls,e Roc. g. Las
-. Lake. s3ts Mass "a Mon. Is 3.
Net. CONS. "a. Nev. ttah. ia, <
Butte 3d. old Dom. SAP Csc. Isl a .
ouin"y. ssia Shan. 1914 Sup * Pits.
lS's Sup. cop. %. sup. y Bos - =. !,
Tam. 20. Utah Cons. 81, oil S9s. Re-
huirg K as. 30 pfd. so, Wow.
li.. Ind 30. NJ. Lake. Isl.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
$4,000 FIRE IN wAucoNsTA.

LANSING, Mich. Feb. 2l.-(Spe
cian Fire Sunday morning threaten
ed the town OF Wauconsta sherman
and Carhaughs saw mill and Sher1
mans residence were destroyed Ihr
loss will reach s25 900. with no insur1
ance.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
100 PERISH IN
FIERCE STORM
Toll of Death Is Heavy At Sea and
Along English Coast-Heavy
Damage Inland

LONDON. Feb. 2l.-ApproNimately
100 drowned have already been ac'
counted for rs a result OF Saturday 5
aud sunday $ storm on the sea. and
along the coast. and the list Is being
added Ia almost hourly
No Further iidings has been receiy-
ed of u large unidentified steamship
sighted last evening on Cat Craig.
Scotland. She was disabled and drift
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
JOINING. PRICES.

canned Goods-Apples. gals, $. D
baked beans. lib, "a boc. Lima beans.
81 a so Fancy Maine. sllO.
standard. soc. Table beets, s. -SH Lay
Peas Fancy earis lnnr sl-o, stand
ards. 81, soaked. 5Vg zoe salmon
reds. 81 50, Alaska pinks. 81 lothA-
toes. - q soc. succotash, 81 q 10 do-.
Code~-Package coffee. lVO-lO case
81 eou -. delivered.
Er~d-Bran. so. hne middlings, $50,
coarse middlings. $40. cracked corn,
SIS. coarse corn meal. SIS. corn ana
oats chop. s-s per ton.
flour-M lcAisan patents, IN WOOD.
best, So 30 ordinary patents; 70 .,
straight. $500. clear. s. per bbI Ky
hour, >fno per 10!
oiis-ka~ hnseed use. boiled I'M
seed. 19c. Diamond headlight. kerosene
9tac perfection. Toe, kocene lie.
rown gasoline, l3c gal turpentine. IN
barnet lots. 64Agc per al
pro,isions-Aless polk. s-4.5o. family
pork. s24..5 o 20 medium. clear. 80 =
20, smoked hams. l5f4c. bacon, l6' y q
&C. lard. IN uercVs. 49, &C. kettle rea-
dered. LA. PEI 10
sugar--Sg uotations corrected daily by
W H. Edgar - Co. crystal dnmino"s
5 -, Eagle tablets. s. 80. cut LOAF
s640. cubes, s5f5. ANNN pOwderc s..
S. -. standard. powdered. $3.50. gran
ulated. extra coarse. S5.a0. sranulated.
me. Ia bulk. 81 -. granulated. in 25-lb
cotton bags. g. 49, Michigan Sranulat-
ed $40. diamond A. sou, confection-
ers A. s. 80, No. /. $50 10 = $ ~.
No 6 S. 20. 40 :. s5l5, NO ). 500,
No y. So. NJ. No. s. NJ Il. $40.
No. - s. 80. NJ ~ S4N5 No Il, s4SJ.
No. -, 81 - per lNU luS.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
BosTo\ toppER LETTER

Reported for The Times ~ Hayden.
stone * Co. Feb. Il The Boston cop
per share market is showing some hes
itation With declining tendency.
transactions. however. have been most
Iy in odd lots North Butte and .eIu.
met a. ArizJnA are bOth . lower Os-
ceoia and TamaTack ere both / point
hiz CHER. calumet * HeCia on small
transactions lost . points. Lake has
been quiet and unchanged IN price.
The Industrial ana miscellaneous lists
have been very inactive and feature
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22

ing nofthward Il Is feared that shel
has been lost.
The damage ON land will run INTO
hundreds al thousands of dollars ana
extends generally throughout Ems
land
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22

PRODUCE.

Commission men had nothing now
ir the way of pric's to report this
morning = few cQops ~ chickens
were carried over from saturday con-
tiuued high prices for poultry have re-
duced the demand to point where
about one days good receipts would
swamp the market. but az Yet daily re
cc!Dts have not been in excess or the
demand Butter d. steady ana hrm and
some dealers are looking FOR higher
prices The egg market ~ unchanged
bat has weak undertone. Consump-
tion is heavy, and SO Far has kept
stocks down, but the season for heavy
receipts Is at hand. and good many
are being offered from the south and
west Rabbits are about done, and
potatoes are llfeless
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
East BIFFNIo-Close.

I.ASI 81 7 MI y = FFll
Cattle-Receipts 1850 steady prime.
s6q7 shipping s5,5f 6.e5, butchers
sse5n SO Neals Receipts Zen
fairly active 90 lower common to
choice ss5o1l0 Ca sheep and Lambs
sheep. active AMI arm. lambs. $50 q
.Hls. yearltngs. s. q 7.5o sheep 81 spH
= 40 Hogs-Rece!pt ll.ouo steady
tolnFgs s. so "a 100. pigs. So 90
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
BUTTER AND EGGS.

butter - Creameties. extras csc.
firsts. &c. dairy butter. 2-c. packing
stock zoe per ID.
E2gs-EresA current receipts. cases
included. 24c per doz Rece pts Mon
has l56G raScs
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
LIVE STOCK.
EAST HiEFAIO-oprnins
a stevens Live stock krport.

EI-ETAI.o F.b ~ 80 special Cat
tle--ReceiBts lS0 vars. market strong
Hogs Receipts 90 cars. active. hsaNN
s. % a , Sc workers. 81 50 as 90, piS~,
81 40 sheep and tAmhs,-Receipts 80
cars slow best lambs SEA year
lings sSN>.5o. wrthers s q : 20. ewes.
S. 25u6.T5. C0lNcs- SLOW. best, slNN
1889, medium 10 good, - "a SOU he"NN.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
ono 400.


CHICAGO Feb. u --Cattle-Receip
eS.0Oe. steady, beeNes. Si.55 q = Texas,
Sf.25 q :. SO western. sac n So. stock
ers and feeders. 81 go ( > -. COWS and
heifsUs Set0fit. calves. :, 20 q -.
Hogs-Rrceipts $1,000 "a Zoe higher,
lgnt ss.son $50. mixed. s. ~ 2 = 80.
heavy. ssNs.45. rough SsU9 10. york
ers. 5000 9.20. pigs, SS.2oM 20. sheep
ana Lam Receipts l. 600. steady
natives. ava 40, western. s. 80,
5D. as
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
Ell

CLEVELAND. =. l'eb. 2l-Hogs-
Receipts 600. steady 10 90 lower. me-
diumS, mixed and workers. $50, PISS
and lights, $40. cattle Receipts Is
cars l5c higher Lambs Receipts l.
cars Sss5 top Calves Receipts 500.
40 TOD.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22

Apple--Fancy 50 n3 ~ common.
g - z 80 per Dbl, western box apples
s. - n $40 per box.
Bnnnnns-tiOOd shipping stock. $3.50
n : 80 according 20 quality.
B~nns-Ilried Lima. jigc per 10
tcIery-tfDme- grown. 30H35C doz.
California. $40 per crato
Cauifio"er - California. s275 per
hamper
thre,e-Michigan fiat. late made 10
Wt5i9c. fal made 1919 dIIc. York
state. Sier. I..mbufgcr. Wisconsin.
lsc York state. I3c. German cream.
block. 20c dofuestlc loaf. 224t23c. I'M
oranbrrrie,-se a225 IN. s5.5oas.;o
Dn,e---Persian. 5aec Fards. sa9sc
per ID
dressed caI,e~-Faney lIautsc,
common. "a lHg per DO
iigs-lNported. new. u aIfc per ib.
California s5e Der box
ii"nan iinddie-iUullc per ~.
Fresh Nrgrtables--' uVIu-hcrs, h7t-
h"As' l~u q ~ head lettuce. - 30
prt btL 1875 doz. ia. ~ es 204 s1c
rdgI,. wax beans, Sl5o a. - per nam
per. parsley Z1p dox. green beans,
s. - 03 per hamper. green peppers
~" basket, rgtabagcs 30n zoe pe b1;
HUBBARD SQUASH. - y 70 Be- per ltr, lor-
w per basket, water cress, 81 - sue
g"z. Ilru.ps. coo bu, beets. 600 bu. car
f9ts tyc bu, Dleplant. 800 Per dok'
spinach, % d fac per dOZ.
'.r"pes-Mglagas. go 80 per Dbl p
trnpe Fruit "a 80 PEI case.
Hay-betrolt dealers are paying the
following prices FOR baisd hay In car
lpls 20. Detroit SO. ] timothy,
li..1U u, No . timothy. SIC .oom i,
Clover MIXED. tigJ0nif. rye straw.
tN.N wheat and oat straw s. Loose
nay from farmers wagons on the city
ma rkcts ranged from So 10 SIS. as To
Iu0l Ity.
nIdes-Cured. ~. /. IotD No 2. &c.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT Feb 2l--Close The bears
are making the most OF az th- tohuL
ri.ns that now appear 10 faN or them
ar3 th. bulls feel safe from aththS
TIE latter rely on ne snatlhsss ~
stoke al ChicsAo NllheAP".tss -, 80
els.whrr. 10 prevent any '"htlhur.
I.lir. su.cIally since there are. no
! hedging sales TAe bears po'ht I" "
l-ss active cash ana hIiths L'd' - -.
decreasing cash premiums anu ~" laS
ttt ION reports are generally be
ileved 20 havr exaggerated the Az
inftil-v While there appears 70 DE-
something in the bear ara hrnrhts' IL"
- 10 10 much short sellinS. ana
those who take chance ar Ntts
quick 20 cover when IN" niafkcl tnIIls
sgafnst them The market was good
81 Nlonaay Early frmness gave way
v+bsU n was found that the demand
FOR rour vas decreasing and primary
r.reiuts were very large. trop haih-
a.. reports continued TO arrive. the
"iHse WAS 49, higher for July. ana an
cnsnged for other deals
a. Nay opened withont change az
Advanced To 81 2jN. and de-
Sj'fn@a to si25I. July opened AZ
sl.01h moved Up 70 "a - ur@ppe,
Coars- grain quotations Corn--C as
30 B. e5c. ~" Yellow car ~ o'c'
10 yellow. car AZ $40 ~. -.
oats standard cars 81 49, e.. No
vrite car al S42,c. No. white
ga Casb No 7 &c
Peans cash. sel5 March. s. 20
rloverseed- Prime spot, 90 BAG az
$50 closing ~ $500 March. zoo baSs
a. s~05. sample - bags az On
al $50. 10 ~ SIS. prime alstke 8 -
saruri- aisike bags at 50 -. ar So
I at $50 o at s. -
Timothy s~ed--Prime spot !Vo oasS
Monday wheat receipts winnipeg
los ears. against 100 "a year ago NJ
rrapolis 575 cars, Duiuth, 81 cars -
Wheat In liverpool closed /. "a
lower. and corn I'D higher.
Worlds wheat exports last Week; / =
ga 600 bu. Russian, 30sb.0V1 bu, Dah-
lbiuu. 900 bu s,.oo
s. heat On passage Increased l.oso,0Oo
bu ipst week. year ago increase o.
receipts in the Detroit market Mon,
daE Included 3 cars or wheat - OF
corn ~ oats. and ~ rye Nto'hSS
at~ aN..sio bu % wheat ~ 80 - -
corn 1919 30 ~ oats. i.-l5 bu of bar
l.v and 20. bu Of rye
Visible supply changes NheAt' >
c,ras4. oats 5000 bn decrease.
AN markets viii be closed on Tues-
Primary wheat receipts were l.osi-
Elport. OF wheat and -four were
equal 10 10000 %.
TOLEDO. o 10. wheat,,ca.s.ht'
sLet3. MAJ si2tA July slolss,
com cash. Coo. Nav. 6St.c, July Fnd
sept tge Oats-Cash. 1910. May
4esc sft. al. &c.. sept Al "a. e. Rye
So g. 49, 80 80 cloSerseed-
Cas4. Feb and March ss."2 april
2, 90. O.t. 's.sa Prime aisike, 80
P~lm- tlmothy s. Butter. eggs ana
Iay ru..urzed
enc ,GO
CHICAGO Feb. 81 Wheat onenei
st.adv bill RANGED ~ to 20 over sat
lrday's close during the hrst few min
4tcs trading offerings scGnty- Corn
sfaattt 90 80 on oats extremely slow.
market steady Provisions higher.
Soor-W Wheat fractioually htg her.
Corn and oats. unchanged.
close Wtrat closed fracttorttlF
above TIE opening an around. corn
and OATS ,Iose - tower. Provision de-
c.lntd iu ft- last hour.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22

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