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The Detroit times., 1910-05-11

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, May 1.-THE
entire northwestern part OF Mime
sota Is smouldering and smoking
vast timbered areas In Wisconsin are
being swept by flames, several WI
lagos are threatened with destruction
and large losses seem inevitable, &C
cording 20 dispatches received in NH
waukee today.
Reports OF vessel captains and train
crews entering Superior, Wis, seem
&c indicate that the fires are scattered
over an area OF at least 500 miles.
The densest pail of smoke seen in
years Is hanging over Lake Superior
and the fires appear 10 be burning IN
all directions.
A report from Washburn, Mimi,
says the danes have reached the
largest tract of standing timber in
the state. High winds are tanning
the fire and the entire crews OF the
Hines Lumber Co. are fighting it.
Thousands OF dollars damage Is re-
ported from Washburn. The fires
have been raging for two days and
the homes OF farmers living In Four
Mile creek valley and along the North
ern Pacific railway west of the city
are threatened.
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NEW YoRK PRopuCE.

NEW YORK, May 11.--Flour-tlulot.
Pork--Steady; mess, $2is.
2l5O Lard--Quiet, middle west, spot.
Sugar--Raw. steady; re-
hhed firm, unchanged. Co1ee--Rio No.
Z. on the spot slt@s%c TallowI
5ac. Dressed poultry-Quist. turkeys.
i1a 2ic: chickens. tTd23c; spring
2tW s6c. Live poultry
Il &c; turkeys 10ai5c. Cheese--Mod-
crate demand; full cream; old, specials,
1910 n lie; Skins, specials, i0Lsc. all
full skins, SQ3he. Coffee options
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NEw yoRK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by carson,
crais q Co. from New York, May II:
Stocks-There was no news OF HmpoI,-
lance over night TO AFFECT the STOCK
market and early trades were made al
nractIeaIiy the same prices as the
preyious close. Some heaviness shown
In steel early In the session was re-
gained on renewed rumors that the
stock was likely to be listed In Paris.
a, midday Reading was Leading the
market with a point advance and y. X
r was strong on expectations OF IN
crease I'm dividend.
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MICHIGAN PAYS $4,000.
Detroit and Grand Rapids Remit Cor
poration Tax Funds.

WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE total
tax assessed to date upon corpora
tions under the new law. according TO
a statement issued today by the com
missioner OF internal revenue, Is 1884,
10000 With penalties, the grand
total is $25,96S,9S6. New York will
pay $4.317.64l; Chicago, $2.2S6,7S6;
Minnesota. with st. Paul, $1,122,4So;
Philadelphia, $l.417126; Pittsburg,
81 ,565,09S
Returns from Michigan follow:
Detroit, $599,264; Grand Raplds'
SlSO629
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INV coRPoRArloNs.

LANSING, Mich. May ll.--CSpe.
cial.) 1.-THE following companies have
oIed articles OF Incorporation with the
Eecretary OF state: Never Miss Mfg.
Ccmpany. Lansing. $4,000: Universal
Iftpiement Company, Orion. $4,000;
Model Foundry Company, Detroit, 49,.
200.
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Fred Stahl Convicted.

Fred Stahl. former traffic police.
man, was found guilty Of non-support
in Police Justice STEMS court,
Wednesday morning. Sentence was
suspended. as his wife did not care to
see him punished. She explained that
she merely wished to be vindicated in
the eyes OF the law.
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llLEoAI. FIsHgaMEN FlNep

LANSING, Mich, May 1l.--(spe-
tinI Came Warden Charles Pierce
has received a report from Deputy a.
A. smith that 10 men were arrested
(of seininR Ash in Betsy river. Benzie
county Every one pleaded guilty and
PAID fines and costs amounting TO SIS.
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NEW YORK, May IA majority
OF issues yielded from fractions TO
about a point at the opening OF the
stock market today, but the losses
were quickly recovered and at the
end of l5 minutes the tone was strong.
IL a. m.-The market continued
strong, some Issues advancing sharp
ly and the entire list being in good de-
mand.
Governments unchanged; otner
bonds steady.
Noon-The advance In the market
carried prices to the highest range
reached so far on this movement.
Around midday the tone was one OF
pronounced strength.
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stsamer wasaea nuns Aoround.

The wooden steamer Wasaga. for
merly the Wissahickon. ran aground
az the head OF Stag Island. ST. Clair
river, Tuesday. The tugs Favorite ami
Gculder. and the lighter Rescue went
10 her assistance
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Detroit Italians Will give an enter
taIRment. July q, to raise funds for
the erection OF a monument to Chris
topher Columbus. the discoverer OF
America. The monument will be Sc.
MP on oct. IL, the anniversary OF CO.
lumbus' landing. in either Grand Cir
Gus park or Cadillac-sq. SubscTip-
lions are being raised. and a COM
mittee has been appointed TO make
ARA
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THE ,pErRoIr TIMES. "WEDNESDAY. MAY I.iIsIo.

opened unchanged 20 points lowci,
Butter1- Easier. receipts lO.bs6, cream
cry. extras. 2so; state dairy tubs. sjg
24hc Eggs--Steady; receipts 2s.5so;
nearby white, fancy, 23@39ci nearby
mixed. fancy aga sSc; fresh nrsts, ~
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creameries. extras. &c;
hrsth. csc, dairy butter. gle; packing
stock, zoe per 10.
EsRS-Fresh current receipts, cases
included, Gigi4c per doz. Receipts Oh
Wednesday. 1863 cases.
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Markets and Finance
STRONG TONE IN
STOCK MARKET
Some Issues Advance Sharply During
Morning and Entire List Is in
Good Demand.
\. y. STOCK NARkET--cio.e.

Anal Cop, 7oIs Am {. q r.. 81 !;
Am Cot on, 50; Am. Ice, 20 b. Am
Loco, 4sTs: Am. Smelt.. 49, Am. sus,
l2sAs; Am. z, a T., 1862; Am; v oos;'
a o.. ll01s b. II. Tr.. Svss Can. rae.
1854 Cen. Leatny AZ ca; o. a.
en-. q CT. W, IS. c., Nj. n St r, $50 - )
Ch. a Nwest'n. 1852. Col. r. 81 J.. % %,
Col. a Sou, o.. Cons. Gas, lSsh Corn
prod. lo.s u. a Rio CIR, 40A Dis ..
c.. 3lls erie. 2yis do Isl pfd, ~ :. ;
60, "a pfd, $50 Gen. Elec, i4s! -
Nor pfd. 1865 do ore, 64H III Seh,.'
1904 Int. Met, 2Iis GO pad, 5s'. n
Z sou. s49s do pId. o.. l.. * ~,
l4S; M. X. q T., AZ n: Mo. Pae, 20 a.
Nat Lead. IS; y. \. cent, III: ~ A.
q, 4 w. 44h MORT. a w, losA Not
Pac., 1917 Penn, l3S, PEG Gas, los'
Pr 81. Car. 3sis Read, loo "a Rep. A. q
ST., S4ls DO ptd, 80; Rock ISL, 80 =
do pfd, yO;s S.-SheT, ,S ~, Sou. Psc
Ig7. Sou. Ry.. 2TIs do ptd, 6sh; Tenn,
cop. 2s+. laird Ave, ola T., 81 4. q
w. 80; Texas, SEA Union Pac, ls3 "a.
Rub, 43A. Steel. SEE. do ptd. lls'
Bonds, l0fls; Ltan Cop. 4s+ Ws'.aSh,
81 ~ do pTd. iS4, ". U. Tell SsA'
West. hfep 81 iz!
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Hotel Men Are Sued.

Dora of, of Cincinnati, appeared as
plaintiff in Judge Hosmer's court,
Wednesday, in suit against Albert
h. Sage and Ralph l.. Aldrich, who 40
business as the Oxford Hotel Co.
Mrs. or, who was in charge OF the
wardrobe of a company which APP
Feared IN the Detroit opera house IN
April. 1909, claims that the sudden
starting of an elevator In the Oxford
hotel caused her very serious injury.
Her husband, John OFF, who was cleo
trician for the company with which
his wife was connected, also has SUIT
pending. in which he asks Tor dam
ages for the loss of his wifes ser
vices.
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w. II. Miller & Co.. Tuesday. took
out a permit for two sheds OF one and
two stories. respectively. to be erected
for the Michigan Central on Fifteenth
and Twentieth-sts. The materials will
be concrete and metal. and the cost
will aggregate $4,000.
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BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden
Stone a Co. Ii6-iIs Griswold-st' ven 's
open. High Low. Noon
A AfIcasa -. 49,, 81 "a "a "a
z ztisi as%i ...:: iis ~ liz tx
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MARINE
WILL INSPECT STATIONS.
lighthouse offieiai Is To start on
Annual Trlp.

Lleutenant-C Commander Casey b.
Morgan. In charge OF the eleventh
lighthouse district, starts in TWO
weeks to make his second annual In
spection OF the light stations in his
district. The lighthouse tender Ans-
none will make two trips; first. from
the mouth OF River Rouge to the
500. and then from fhe 500 to Duluth.
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LIVE STOCK.
East aurr1Ioc,o..

EAST BUFFALO, ~ ", May IL
quotations; Cattle--Receipts IS, slow
steady; prime. sSmS15: butchers, s. a
as. Veals-Receipts 500. slow. nrm.
common to choice. $6QsZS. Sheep and
lie bs.. $7.25efp.i6; medium lambs. 81 %
@s; sheep. s4@7.25. Hogs--Recetpts
100 active; higher: workers. 5000 e
3l0.20: heavies, SIO.15; roughs. 500
sic; stays. sSGs.s0.
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Flames Are Scattered Over an Area
Of 500 Miles in Northern
Mining District.

81. PAUL, MIMI, May 1i.--A
message received here today says
Grand Marais. Mimi. . town OF
200 inhabitants on Lake Superior,
has been destroyed by forest fires.
Special trains have returned TO
Calumet from Aliston, Mich, and
bring the report that AlIston has
been saved.
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LONDON.

LONDON May IA large misccl-
laneous assortment was offered at the
wool auction sales Tuesday, and met
with ready sale at Arm rates. Puntd
the home trade. West Australian woods
brought keen competition between the
home trade and France. The offerings
were 1920 bales. Following Is he
sale in detail: New South Wales. 800
bales: secured, Is 3d@2s; greasy. 5hd
@1s I'd Queensland. 900 bales; scour-
ed. Is ldQ2s I'D; greasy Sdgls "a
Sd. South Australia. 500 bales: greasy,
5Hd6Ils 2hd. West Australia. Loco
bales; greasy. sdqls 2hd. New Zea-
land. 5,40O bales; secured, lisa IS Y d.
greasy, 6hd9ls Cd. Cape of Good
Hope and Natal. 700 bales; scourcd
Id: greasy. III "a lid. Punta
Arenas, $500 bales. greasy, 5dMls
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
GRAIN AMI PROVISIONS

DETROIT. May l1.-Close: Those
who were buIlish before the govern
ment report came out are nearly all
bullish still. They think the condition
OF growing wheat was put /. too high
and are also encouraged by the knowl-
edge that some OF the heaviest dealers
in Chicago are on the bull side OF the
deal. with heavy holdings OF septem-
ber These holdings are a disturbing
element. for they scare the bears and
keep the market in position where
sudden upturns are sure 10 come. The
trade at large accepts the report as a
bearish one. but they are afraid to sell
much wheat because cash wheat stocks
In Chicago are very small. and caution
must be used. Chicago shorts are bring
ing a million bushels of wheat to that
market from Duluth TO apply on sales
or May, but that option, after a weak
furry on Tuesday, was strong and ad-
vancing early on Wednesday. The
northwest was beginning to complain
about dry weather, but they got some
rain on Wednesday, and the promise
or more.
A firm early tone in the wheat mar
ket was lost later and the close was
easy at Ic decline In cash, NC in July
and I.c In September. Corn and oats
were dull and unchanged
Wheat quotations: Cash No 2 red.
,l11h May opened al :l12h and de-
change at 5000. advanced to $l.04A
and declined TO sl.oSA; September
opened at sl.o3. gained &c and de-
Coarse grain quotations; Corn--Cash
No. ,, sac: No. yellow, 65c.
oats-Standard, car at 45c; No.
white, 441hc.,
Beans~Cash. ,2.i2; May, ,gI2; octo-
Der, 81 bid, t2.05 asked. y
Cloverseed-Prime October, so bags
Receipts In the Detroit market on
Wednesday. included 2i5 bbls or -four,
cars OF corn, and . OF oats. Wlth-
are 26424S bu OF wheat l03.435 bu or
corn, an d24.65b bu OF oats.
Wednesdays wheat receipts Du-
luth. AZ cars, against IL year aS0;
Minneapolis, 81 cars, against 100. chi
Cago, 81 cars, against A. 81. Louis, ES,-
900 bu. against 5000 bu; Kansas city.
Wheat receipts at primary points
"Wednesday, 100000 bu; year ago, 1915
600 bu.
lower. and corn unchanged.
Exports OF wheat and Hour Wednos-
day, $4,000 bu
and May, ,lis; July ,ioi; sept. si.es.
sept. sihc. oats.Cash and May.
10 4 ' 7ss: No. !. 7se. cloversesd--
Sash $50 Oct p and p ssik. 'sss5t s
Prime timothy, s2i5. Butter eggs anu
Ray unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN,
CHICAGO. May l1.-wheat opened
steady 90 &C lower. but quickly ad-
vanced above yesterdays close. Corn
steady to &c higher. September show
ing the most strength. Oats started
quarter UP. July leading. Provisions
steady.
Noon--After the early advance In
wheat and reaction. advanced frsc-
ttonally. Corn and oats unchanged.
Close-Wheat and oats closed ssrong
and higher all around. Corn unchanged
To &c down. Provisions lower.
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JoBnING PRICES.

baked beans lib. 55Ssoc; Lima beans.
t1@l.50. Corn--Fancy Maine. yllo:
sse .a TaSle JS Ss. stan
dads. d: soaked. Seg7oc salmon
sockeye. tall. $3.50: Nat. t2;. Alaska
reds. sI7o; Alaska oinks. s1.ls; To-
ma Sa: 'e@See' succotash' 'V'
CoGc- - Package coffee. ioo-lb. case.
sls:2597, delivered 900
coarse middiings. sz7: cracked corn;
e1s: coarse corn meal, t2s: corn and
best, 1886; ordinary patents 1915:
Rye fo9r. sab per Dbl =,
seed. SIC: Diamond headlight kerosene.
shc; Perfection. 10c: Eocene. l2c:
crown gasoline, lac per gal: turpen-
''h Pros Vi Garel iS: pork sss: fam,
lily. s27. 80 ~ $3.50; medium. clear. s2Sg
IS; smoked hams, liz 9iSc; dry salt
picnic hams, lave; bacon. 10000; lard,
In tierces. lac; kettle rendered. lac
per 10.
.reit sf psIrss G Gsts p Points. Hshland
ears FO SdnPss fSd Eysr eTs.ts
s G.sSI Gu, loaf, $50. saes.. .s;ss:
dered. yGioi sranulated. extra coarse.
cartons. sS,so; do, glib cot,ons. Sc; DO.
s-lb cottons. $3.50; do. lO-lb cottops,
:SSS DO. ss.Ib SSttoas. ss,s ss dif NS =
sS No 3 s;:jSs: No Ne. g. 1885, sss: NO. No. + !.
.s.ss: No. s. $50; Nc, .. $50; 90 20 i 70.
Michigan granuiated. $3.50; household
P poT Ssse 'hoIseSoIa powder re Sib car.
ton, is TO case. $40 per case.
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The Detroit Shear Co. is building a
one story brick factory. to cost $4,000,
on the east side of Greenwood-ave.,
between Holden-ave. and the railroad.
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CLEYEI.AND

! CLEVELAND, o.. May ll.--Hogs--
| Receipts 1000. market 10 a zoe higher
heavies. $3.50: mixed. 1895; yorkrs and
pigs, $s.s5glO. cattle-Receipts .
| cars, frm. ADMINISTRATORS 10 ears,
1855 top, Calves-Receipts 200 head.
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PRODUCE.

The market as a whole. had nothing
very new this morning. A big trade
IN strawberries Is reported, and prices
are beginning to show range.
Oranges are not quite so active as they
were. and seem TO have passed the
flush. Apples are plentiful, but or poor
average quality. Veal calves were In
better supply than demand. and receiV-
ers were inclined to shade prices. RuI-
ter was steady at the decline. Esgs
advanced &c yesterday, and the move
poultry in. but none was wanted, and
the market was nominally steady. Po-
tatoes are steady, but seem TO be
usual
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Dodge Brothers. machlniats at 81.
Antoine-st. and Monroe-ave.. have
taken out permit for their new
eight-story power plant to be erected
on Jeffersonave between Brush and
Beaubien-sts. The building will be
OF reinforced concrete on a concrete
foundation. The estimated cost is S75:-
600. The dimensions will be SO by 100
feet Albert Kahn Is the architect.
w. j. Montgomery has been promot.
ed from the position OF contracting
freight agent OF the Chicago. Milwau-
kee q ST, Paul railway. TO that OF
travelling freight agent. succeeding 8.
f. Daggett. who has made Detroit his
headquarters for the past fonr years.
and who will In future be commercial
agent for the Chicago. Milwaukee Il
St Paul Mr.. Daggett will make Chi
cago his headquarters and will have
control OF trafic In Michigan. Indiana
and Ohio.
Il is expected that the property at
the southeast corner OF Woodward and
HCrton-aves.. will soon pass from the
estate OF John Mclean TO the Gerard
Stormfeltz-L oveley CO.. for about $685.
600 The residence on the LOT Is TO be
removed. and new building erected.
though not Immediately. The plot Is
1OT by 225 and stands next to the new
sales building OF the Ford company.
Attorney G. s. Hampton is represent.
ing the estate In the negotiations.
The output OF the Acme White Lead
& Color Co. win be increased TO three
times its present amount when the
plans announced by Secretary Neal are
carried into effect, Besides contem-
plating the establishment of separate
plants In one and perhaps two other
cities, the local plant devoted to dry
color manufacture will soon be ready.
Another large building will also be
added to the local plant this year, and
arrangements will be made to develop
500 additional horsepower to carry the
burden. During April the company re.
ported gross sales of 100000 greater
than during any previous month since
the company started.
A few OF the old buildings belonging
to the Stevens estate at the northwest
ave. Is being wrecked preparatory to
the erection OF store on the site.
The Mcnamara Sign Co. has just
painted on the Art Stove Co.'S nam
moth warehouse at Milwaukee juno
ton what is said TO be the largest
trademark of Its kind in the state. The
sign measures about "a feet square
and is attracting considerable atten
ton
Pollmar & Ropes. architects, have
taken out a permit for $4,000
dwelling TO be erected on the north
side of Rowena-st., between John r.
and Brush-sts.. for William Fl. Gellou.
The Detroit Shear Co. is building a
one-story brick factory. to cost SIS 200,
on the east side OF Greenwood-ave.,
between Holden-ave. and the railroad
w II. Miller & Co.. Tuesday, took
out permit for two sheds OF one and
two stories. respectively. to be erected
for the Michigan Central on Fifteenth
and Twentieth-sts. The materials will
L. A.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11

Lavender and rose perfumes are
said TO be fatal to microbes.
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CHlCAGO.

CHICAGO, May li.-Cattle-Recelpts
as. s59S.5o: western. $1,000. SO: stock
sefsr .a ,sSSE9sO eslS.s , sSTs A and
Receipts 1900. 5ml0c higher light.
Ss.togsIs, mixed. ss.4o@s.s0; heavy.
ss.iogsls; rough. ssioQS.55; pigs,
ceipts $1,000; native, S4.35 @T.sO; west
ern, $4,000 I.sOi lambs, native. $3.50
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CuICAGn PRnnuCE.

! CHICAGO. May ll.--Butter-CreGm
cry. extras. 27c; frsts, 25c: dairy. ex-
tras, 2sc; frsts. 2ic. Eggs-l'rimc
Iirsts, sIc: frsts. lS1ac. Cheese-Twlns,
IIml4|c: young Americas, i4M14 &c
Live poultry--Turkeys l5c: fowls. . ~
~ lgc. ducks lIMI5lhc: geese, l2Gg &c
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11

Pollmar & Ropes, architects. have
taken out a permit for a $4,000
dwelling to be erected on the north
side of Rowena-st., between John r.
and Brush-sts. for William Fl. Gellou.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
LOCAL STOCKS.

RANKS AND TRUST COS.
Official quotations Detroit stock az
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11

tatoes are steady. but seem 10 be
showing little more animation than
usual
Appies--Fancy. s4Q45o: common. 81
Qs per Dbl: western box apples. s2.7s
63.s0 per box.
ce;sry-caIifernia. $3.50 Per per &C. Crate:
fies,Ss ssso9s is6rS crate som, nsr
Csbbaxe-New. ss.75Gs per crate.
Cheese--Michigan nat. late made. Is
sz5e I LIN %rss i W.eon. hefk rss
York State. $50 1sc; German cream.
brick. i70i7he! sehwsitasI. domestic
oiock zig: domestic ioaf. &c; import
craabesr,es@.s.5o @s per Dbl.
Dates-Persian. s@sc ID: Fsrds. 90
Dressed Caiyc.--cholce. llqllho 10.
common. 10610hc per 10.
Fixs-Imported new. il@l4c per ID;
FTesh Vegetables - cucsmhers. hot.
house s sgs lead SSu s stsSss. sSs
ao1 p wax Seass so per ha@ps
parsley. csc per doz; green beans, IS
per hamper: green peppers. soc basket:
matoes. s2.50Gs per s-basket crate. soc
Ter basket; water cress. 'sT25c bu:
turnips. soc bu: beets, soc pu: carrots
eG P Pspsa a SEQ per Dol '1aasa
gus. sl.506l.75 per case: California. S5c
per bunch; green peas. se02,25 per bu;
Grape FrnitEs+@ s per case.
Hay--Detroit dealers are p@yfng the
following prices for balsd hay In car
clover. I mixed. sic gns.so: rye .tsaw.
tL50TS; wheat and oat straw. $500
on the city markets ranged from ;is
Hides - cured. No. 1. lie: green.
sS sss &c. Nc No pul KIP. cured Sassd. 'ss:
green. Sc: No i calf cured 1sc: green,
c osf PER a o re NO hid sora &c d.s no. ana
$3.50; No 2 $3.50: sheei skins as TO
Ho.sy-Fancy white. ls9i7e: an
Lemoss--caIirornra. stSs@4.5o box.
Limes--$1 a. l.25 per 100.
Gsoc per 10. ).
@Isc; pecans. l29 15c; filberts. 1l012c:
Brazils, e@1cc: mixed nuts. 12@l4c per
To-: hickory nuts. sheiibarks. $3.50 I.5o.
Onfons--New Bermudas. 1925 per
crate; Texas Bermudas. s20s.ss per
Grange. - California naveis. ,s.7s0
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ss9o@2.so per
doz, s48p4.50 per crate.
Popcorn-Ears. 2m2hc per Id.
Potat0es--Car lots. nulk. $3.50 per
2sQ2sc bu: new Bermudas; s2.so@3 per
blu. 81 per bill: new southern. y: per
bu, $3.50 per bbl
Observation-Disclosures. 17@1Ihc; hens,
I7@iSe: stays and old BOOSTERS, la9
1Sc; ducks, 15G16c; geese. l2c; tur-
keys, 171lSc per H.
straw berries--24-q quart cases, S..5o
sweet Potatoes--Illinois. $40 per
hamper
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
TOLEDO.

TOLEDO. o.. May 11.-wheat--Sasli
and May, yI12; July. sl.oi; Sept. s1.o3.
Corn-Cash and May. elisc; July S5 "a (;
Sept. s4hc. oats--Cash and May.
No. 2. 7sc: No. .. 76e. cioversocd--
Cash, $3.50; Oct. and Dec. $6.52 x;
March, s662h. Prime alsike, @61S.
Prime timothy. s2.l5. Butter, eggs ana
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ouotations by Hayden Stone q Co.

CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.
Reported for The Times by Carson.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11

The Mcnamara Sign Co. has just
painted on the Art Stove Co.'S nam
moth warehouse at Milwaukee juno
ton what is said TO be the largest
trademark OF its kind in the state. The
sign measures about "a feet square
and is attracting considerable atten
ton.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11

A few OF the old buildings belonging
to the Stevens estate at the northwest
corner Of Park-st. and Grand River
ave. Is being wrecked preparatory to
the erection OF store on the site.
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! THEATRICAL pOTES


long huns. The comedy is breezy
and wholesome, full of laughs from
start to finish, and is a worthy sue
cessor to 1.-THE Chorus Lady" The
name tells the story and the four
acts are true potrayals of a drum
mer's life and depict with marked
success some of his characteristics.
Though by no means deep the COM
edy has a well defined plot, giving
the whole a touch of human interest
which rounds it out to perfection.
1.-THE company collectively and in
dividually could hardly be improved
upon. Frank j. Mcintyre as Bob
Blake is the central figure. AS Mrs.
Babbitt, a gossip and particular
friend Of the leading lady. Beth
Elliott Gertrude Coughlan), says he
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impersonates LILLIAN Russell and 9th
or noted characters in her Marion
cites sketch fun Of good lines and
good laughs.
These people form a combination
that make a great attraction for a
vaudeville house. The act Is by far
the most expensive act that Manager
Desberger has ever brought to Padu-
cab for his patrons.
Ethel West and Tom Denton I'M
der the team name Of West and Dem
ton will present their laughing sue
cess. Wanted: A Partner" It Is a
comedy full Of fun.
Miss Anrena Smith will sing
which Would You Rather Have a
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is an attractive devil, so fat and
genial. The lines of the play are
filled to the brim with up-to-date
jokes. real wit, and bright repartee.
Gertrude Coghlan, as Beth Elliott
was excellent, filing the part of the
heroine inimitably. All of the lesser
lights were good, and by their splen-
did acting rose far above those who
generally take the more obscure
roles. James O'Neal made a good
impression as one of the travelling
statesmen, and Julius, the whole
STAFF at the Hotel Elite was simply
immense. Sarah McYicker. as Mrs.
Babbitt. a gossip, was a feature OF
the play"
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