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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-30
SNOW ORDINANCE ILLEGAL.

WOODBURY., Dec. 3o.-City Solicitor
Davis. of woodbury., has decided that
the new snow-shoveling ordinance is
illegal, because the penalty does not
conform with the State law The mat
ter was presented to the Council Tues
day evening, and a new measure will
be drawn.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-30
CHURCH A TO MOVE.

JERSEY CITY. Dec. 30.-Persistent
rumors are abroad to the effect that the
congregation of Centenary NJ. e.
Church will soon abandon its property
as a place of worship in Pavonia ave-
nue. and remove to the Heights. One
rumor has it that the congregation will
unite with that of Simpson NJ. E.
Church. In Central avenue.
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GRAND Jury LIKES coukT HOUSE.

: BRIDGETON. Dec 30.-After three
days session the grand jury returned
yesterday afternoon twelve true bills,
none of great consequence. The jury
also presented resolutions c~oramending
the Board of Freeholders for the erec-
ton the handsome building now
being used for the first time.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-30
HANDcAR FALLS; MAN HURT.

PASSAIC, Dec. Boa handcar, such
is used by railroad men, was being
placed on the Lackawanna railroad
tracks yesterday afternoon, and, prov
ing too heavy, fell, knocking down
George Eberich, 40 years old, of Jack
son street. He narrowly escaped being
crushed. Eberich's left knee was badly
injured. He was removed to the Gen
eral Hospital.
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PURE FOOD EXHIBITION.

PASSAIC. Dec, 3O.-The charitable or
g~anizations and hospitals of this city
will Jointly conduct a pure food show
at Willard Hall, in Bloomfield avenue,
from January 16 to q, inclusive. The
show was decided upon a month ago
and now the members of the several
societies interested are making prep
arations.
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Alfalfa Banquet to Be Served
by Western En-
thusiasts.

RIFLE, Colo. Dec. sO.-A menu
which might have made the mouth of
Nebuchadnezzar water in the latter
days of that Biblical ~personage's life
has been prepared for a banquet to be
given here in celebration of the open
ing of an alfalfa mill. The succulent
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-30
CLUB TO ENTERTAIN IN
HONOR OF A. F. EGGERS

The Lincoln Club has arranged a big
testimonial and banquet to be given
Board of Works Commissioner Au-
gustus F. Eggers OH the evening Of
January 4.
The affair is to oe held in the club
rooms, 66 North Seventh street, and
will be attended by men prominent in
both political parties.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-30
BUDDHIST PRIEST IS
THE CHAMPION MARRIER.
Disciple of "Great God Does a
Rushing Business.

SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. 9o.-The Key.
Hoshiu Joji, a Buddhist priest, leads all
other clergymen in Seattle in the num-
Der OF marriage ceremonies performed
during the yea 1910.
The Buddhist priest performed tso
ceremonies during the year. All his
patrons were Japanese. The other 10
Japanese marriages were performed by
Christian clergymen.
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n AT OVERLOOK.

An entertainment and dance will be
held in the auditorium at Overbruok
tonight for the amusement Of the
patients. A feature will be a ten-aes
farce, including ~farcicai and musieal
features.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-30

MUNYON'S Cold Remedy Relieves the
head, throat and lungs almost Immediate
". Checks Fevers, stops Discharges Of
the nose, takes away all aches and pains
caused by colds. 1t cures Grip and OBJ
stinate Coughs and prevents Pneumonia.
Price 25c.
Have you stiff or swollen joints, no mat
Ter how chronic? Ask your druggist for
MUNYON'S Rheumatism Remedy and see
how quickly you will. be cured.
Ihyou have any kidney or bladder trou-
hle gel Munyon's Kidney Remedy.
Munyon's Vitalizer makes weak men
strong and restores lost powers.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
TO MAKE APPEAL
ON ASSESSMENTS


a resolution which he hopes will OBJ
viate further trouble OF the kind In
the future. The motion follows:
Resolved, That the prosecuting
attorney of Wayne county be re-
auested to prepare bill to be sub
mitted to the legislature OF this
state. at its next session, provid-
ing for a county tax commission,
whose duty Il shall be to exam
inc and equaliZe the assessment
rolls Of the cities and townships
OF the county Of Wayne, and ex-
cept said county from the pro-
visions of the statutes now exist
ing in reference to equalization, 80
far as the same are inconsistent
with this resolution.
The resolution was referred to the
WAYS and means committee and VIII
be considered on Monday.
1.-The committee on equalization has
been boosting the assessed Valuation
of Ecorse for years back" said super
visor Labadie, and We now think II
Is time to call a halt. We feel GER
tain that the appeal We are taking
will give us some redress.
The committee on ways and means
took up a number of matters prior TO
the board meeting, Saturday morn
ing. It reduced the salary OF the
county surveyor from $500 to $3.50.
on recommendation Of the county
auditors: boosted the pay OF the wo-
man stenographer in the office OF the
county school commissioner from $720
to $40; declined to grant the CHIEF
clerk in the justice courts an In
crease In pay from $1,000 to $1,000
year. and threshed out the requisition
OF the poor commission for $4,000 To
be used for temporary relief: $4,000
to care for the insane at the Eloise
ASYLUM, and $1,000 for insurance.
The commission has reported that
il will have a surplus OF $4,000 on
hand al the end of the present fiscal
wear. and the members OF the ways
and means committee are Of the opin'
ion that the commission should use
its surplus and not require the super
visors to spread any amount on the
tax rolls this year for maintenance
of the poor and insane. The commit
tee decided to ask the prosecutor
whether it could compel the commits
sion to use it's surplus. and his opin
ion Is expected In the Monday meet
ing of the committee.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
BURR BROS. STICK:
THAT'S THEIR OBJECT


The been incorporated a short time
firm willing take for stock that you like bet
something
=
like old
which authorities
this
the blind because they had make showing
This has the advantage being strictly within the law be-
worked
These believe interested
deals succeeded
ing getaway before they nabbed
las
small allotted
literature around
confidence the people
sending II the
unsuspecng dollar
this
4 II
Burr standing
legitimate brokerage
enable their
will sell, a choice
You dollar
dends Of
suckers induced
might this
that
gather
conhdn
night
Don't let Burr wheedle profits O.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
T0lSMA BUILDING
CHANGES HANDS
Sold To Alex. Y. Malcomson for
About 5000, OOO-Name Will Be
Changed To Sun.

Alex Y Malcomson, the coal dealer,
has purchased the 6-story Tolsma
building In which his Offices are To-
cated. and after Nov. lst II will he
called the Sun building. The name
Malcomson building could not be
used because II Is already applied TO
the six-story building on Griswold-st.
now occupied by the Reindel Furni-
ture store. and the new name was
suggested by Mr.. Malcomsons we'll
known trade mark. The deal was made
through Paterson Bros.
The Tolsma building, or the Sun
building, as Ii Is to be called. occupies
an IL" on the corner of Rowland
and State-sts.. having % feet on Row
land. 100 feet on State and extend
ing back In the alley IS feet.
Most of the rooms have outside
windows. and are especially we'll
lighted. The building is an old one
but In 1903, II was remodeled through
out and two additional stories put on.
raising II TO its present hight.
II Is announced that the new own
err will make extensive improvements
to the building ard will occupy the
whole ground noor as Offices for his
coal business as well as a suite on the
second floor. The purchase price vas
not announced, but 1t Is understood
to be about 100000.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
STOCK MARKET
CLOSES sTR0hG
List Holds Firm All Through the
First Hour, After Losses AT
the Opening.

NEW YORK, Oct 22.-The down.
ward movement that started yester-
day forenoon made further progress
in the early trading today. the major
ity OF the leading issues opening Ia
to 1-2 under yesterdays close.
IL a. mater the opening losses
the market held strong all through
the frst hour.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds steady.
The stock market closed strong.
On smaller scale, the stock
market today repeated its action OF
yesterday and the day before. That
is to say. prices fell of a fraction
possibly on sales from London; but
were Immediately driven up again.
some OF the active speculative shares
going q full point over yesterday s
closing. The market ended strong
and active. under the leadership OF
Steel common and American Smelt-
ing.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
HUSBAND F0aGV[s
H|sERRIhGW Wife
Charge Against Mrs.. Nora Stewart
Who Eloped From Flint With
drawn-Court Gives Advice.

Judge Phelan. Saturday morning,
delivered Mrs. Nora Stewart into the
arms Of her husband. who had brought
complaint against her for clipping
from their home In Flint with Robert
Beath. porter In Mr.. Stewards barber
shop. III.
go back to him and to your little
girl" said the Judge. See n you can
not atone for your conduct by bring
Ing little sunshine into their lives.
TRY to order your future life so
that II may be an example to your
child, who must never know OF this
days disgrace.
We are all prone to error. but the
sin you have committed against your
husband and against society IL q
grievous one. He Is q good man. AL.
though he has brought complaint,
against you, he has come to me and
told me that he 10 willing to take you
back"
AT mention Of his name, the hus-
band. Charles K. Stewart, stepped up
10 his wife, who was In tears.
Go back to your home. now" said
the Judge. THE world will soon for
get your trouble. Live for yourselves
and for your child and try to make
each other happy"
Husband and wife warmly thanked
the court and left the room arm In
arm.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.


DETROIT, Oct 22.-Up: William
Mills. noon Friday. w q. Mather. 12:40
D m: Ashley, 1880: Western Star. La
gonda. $3.50. Moll g.
Neptune, $50 y. m. Friday: Wade.
1910: Truesdale. 11:10: Beaverton (ar-
rived). 1880; Norwalk, ll:40; Ream.
11t40: Bessemer. LEO "A. m: Paine. 1880:
Stermount. 2:f0, Armour $3.50: Cornell.
s. Jno. Barlum, Morrow. 5:l5: MAJOR
Santiago. SEQ. Ramapo. $50: Choctaw.
80. Andrews. 9; Wysndotte. 1920,
Tacoma. 10.45.
Down: widener. 2:io p. m: Presque
Isle, 1870.
oicott. 1915 a. m. Saturday; Davock.
2. Morrcll. 8; ST. Paul e:lo; Princeton.
=: Black. sos; Troy. $780, stone Car
rived. $50. McWilliams. 9:40; Brans-
ford, 10: Kopp, lO:15. Stone tcleared).
1890: Gary. Walker, IL: Frick, 11:20.
The 500.
SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. Oct. "a
Up: Manitoba. 1870 y. m. Friday:
Morgan. Jr., Empress OF Midland. 2:30:
Cort. Magma. Hoover n Mason, 4; Cole.
8.
Superior. 1890 a. m. Saturday: Pontiac.
so: Champiain. $40: Hartweil. 4; Call
dera. 4 80; wickwire. 8: Roman. North.
ern Wave. Helen G., s; McDougal.
whaisback. $40; Bixby. John Owen.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
GRAIN AN, PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Oct s2.--Close-The fact
that IN erecent bulge In wheat failed To
hold IL discouraging TO the bulls. Gov
ering OF shorts put the price up only
a few points. and no other kind or buy
ing came 10 the front. Investors do not
want the wheat neither do millers OF
exporters. Receipts are decreasing and
stocks increasing. showing no demand
FOR the wheat In the meantime. Ar
grntine Is coming 10 the front with a
heavy crop that Will be on the market
early next spring. and IL the American
surplus is not disposed OF before then
there Will be little chance TO sell IL At
anything like the present price.
Hessian nv reports are coming In and
receiving little attention. Ashtabula
reports good crop prospects So FAR
there has been no buying that would
indicate confidence In the future OF
wheat. A majority look for further
continue. with temporary periods OF
frmncss, until the foreigners relieve the
country OF a large share OF the present
heavy surplus.
Wheat was lrregulariy weak all Sat-
rtday an dclosed with a loss OF isc in
cash No. red, ic In December Nc in
May. md lac In cash white. The coarse
grains were unchanged.
Wheat quotRtions-CEsh No. red. !
car at s5sc. closing At 95isc: Deem
Der opened with a loss OF &c at e1A.
and declined to sshc: May opened at
slo2h and declined 10 sl0lA No.
white. l ear at sSc. closing at s3c.
Coarse grain quotations. Corn
Cash M. ;. 5lc. No, 2 yellow. 52lhc: No.
yellow. 52c.
oats sta dard. s4he asked; No. 8
white. 3ic asked.
Rye--Cash No l. TIC. No. 2. T5c
Beans-Cash 81 bid. November. sl.s6
bid
Cloverseed-Prime spot. so bags at
ss.75; December $3.50 March. $3.50
sample. - bags al $3.50. rs at $s.25. 20
at s.. "a az s7.75. 80 at $3.50. l9 at sT.25.
L. at 81. prime alsike. ISIS; sample
alsike. bags at ss.s5. ! at IS. is at
s725
Timothy seed-Prime SPOT. - NOM
inal
Receipts In the DetrQiy market Satur-
day were 1000 bbls OF -four. cars OF
wheat. OF corn. 5 or oats and 2 OF rye.
Withdrawals were 3.o05 bu of -four.
Stocks are 37o.00i. bu OF wheat. 229.5S
bu IF Corn. 1918 bu OF oats and 2s.
2g5 bu OF rye.
Wheat receipts Saturday-Minneapo-
lis. $40 ears. against $50 a year ago
Duluth. 49,. against i05: Winnipeg. 422.
against Sl2: ST. Louis, $4,000 bu. against
$4,000 bu
Exports of wheat and hour Saturday
23I 600 bu.
Primary wheat receipts Saturday, L.
10000 bu; year ago. 100000 bu.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
NEW YORK. PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-Fiour--Dull
and unchanged Pork-Ffrm; mess.
S20.5OQ2I Lard--Dull: middle west.
spot. sl245af255. Sugar-Raw. quiet;
centrifugal. SO test. 1886; muscovado.
50 test, 1895; refined. quiet; cut loaf.
s565. crushed. 1855; powdered. 1870 ~
4.s5; granulated. H.soq4,s5. Coffee
Rio. No. 7. on the spot. 1919 a lie. Tai
fow-Quiet. steady; city, ~: country.
ssashc. Hay-Quiet; prime. Nl21z
oils: No 3. s5G goc;. clover. So q soc.
Dressed poultry-Weak: turkeys. 1870
23c: chickens. 10q2lc: fowls. la 1sc:
ducks, s920c. Live poultry-Demand
moderate: geese. 15c: ducks. l5M 11c;
fowls, 1871 also; turkeys, l2m Use;
roosters, loo. Cheese-Quiet and easy
state milk. common to specials l0A y
l6Ac; skins. common TO specials, IA "
l2%c: full skins, 2a3i1c
Butter - steady; receipts. 5.gso
creamery. extra, 30ipc; state dairy
tubs. )929i4c imitation creamery
frsts. 24Q2jc. Eggs dull: receipts
1903. nearby white fancy, 42G 4oci
nearby mixed fancy. 81 q 33c: fresn
firsts, Is q 30c.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22

came in and the whole list closed stron
at practically top prices for the week,
All pressure seems 10 be removed from
North Butte and the stock looks especs-
ally good for a further advance: Cop.
per range IN becoming more active ana
should toe a leader next week. Atten-
ton is conferred on Atlantic. and re-
ports. which seem 20 be authentic state
that they have at last struck the baltiv
lode and IL this turns out 10 De true
the stock will easily jump To 20
Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone n Co, Oct. %;
There is very little activity In the
Boston market and prices are practic-
ALLY unchanged The tone is some
what irregular. but the market as a
whole reflects underlying strength.
Lake Is SSis. and North Butte IS. L >.
Smelling has sold quite freely at va.
Arizona Commercial Is up half point
at 1871 Atlantic and Hancock are
each half lower. Other departments or
the market have not disclosed any Tea
lures l.. :. oil is nrm around Al y
Chemical Is quoted +sia. and u. h. 1876.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
BOSTON WOOL.

BOSTON Oct 22-Thc Commercial
Bulletin says OF the wool market;
good business il now being done mere,
with estimated sales OF lO,OOO.oOo
pounds. two leading mile. being cred
tied with the purchase OF fully 6,oVV.-
600 pounds. The chief demand is Tor
territory running through all grades OF
grease woods and fine medium secured.
Montana continues to move substan-
italy. with sales OF naif-blood at gao
csc. original bags at 2S4 Zoe. me
staples az 23c. Soda Spring line staple
at 22e,J original Wyeming at IVA
22hc. and original New Mexico at 55M
SIC secured. Trading In fieeces Is mod
crate. with Ohio woods selling at ga
27hc for ouarter-biood three-eighths
at 2sQ 29c. unwashed delaine at &c. ana
fine unwashed az 22c. california north
ern IL moving at 81 a coo secured xxx
spring At IS q Sec. and xxx fall at 81
q 5Sc. The shipments OF wool from
Boston Oct. 20. inclusive. were l53.lS2,-
SAC pounds. against 212 Ss2,l9s pounds
for the same time last year. The re-
ceipts TO oct 20, inclusive. were 234,-
Ss,hs5 pounds, against 351.Sl3.5fO
pounds for the same time last year.
LONDON. Oct ga sale OF Cape OF
Good Hope and Natal sheepskins Was
held her. today. The offerings amount.
ed TO 1888. OF which cO5.0s5 were
sold The skins were In poor condition.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22

DETROIT. Oct. 22-Boston copper
Hay den. Stone q Co: Adv. 3.5s5; Alg
35; 4 c. p. 6.34i; AZ. los. Arc. 100
A. c.. 2.250: Att. 1855: b. a. b.. SIS;
c. & H.. IL; Cat. 400: Cent. SO: Cop,
Range. 25l; r.. B.. SIS; FIR. ss0 Cir
7t5. CIR. sou G.. c.. 200; Guam. 100:
Hanc.. S45: Helv., 90: Ind. T35: i. Roy.
CAS- Las. las; Mass. 1876: Mex. 700:
Mia. $40: Mich. 425; Mob. 10; New.
l.6l2: Nip. LOO; N. b., 1878; N. L..
! .095; Opib. SEQ: o. G. 400; q. D.. 166.
Csc. l05; Par. 80; Ray. 1865 Shan.
$40. shat so: st. Mary's, 10; sup. Ito;
S. & b, rs: ). X r.. sa5: Tenn, $50:
Trim. $50: oil. els: U. $ r., 4.15l; do
pfd, 6l0, Apex. 500: Ut. Con. las. Wet.
so: Win. SEQ
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
nam PLEASED WITH OUTLOOK.

~ r. Fair, who recently succee led
H. Thorpe as manager for the Lion
Motor Sales Co., IL well known In
rotor car circles. He was connected
With the Buick Motor Car Co. for q
Number Of years and has been asso-
dated with other companies In vari-
Cus capacities. More recently he han
been branch manager for the Regal
Motor Car Co. in Kansas City. where
o mot With remarkable success
X KI<houlsh he has been with the Lion
Mr. Bales Co. only two weeks, Nc.
~ has placed the Lion 40" with
5ne of the best dealers In all geo.
<Ious OF the country. He Is very en-.
thusiastic over the outlook for the
/ coming year.
-'Last week We shipped 81 OF the
ASH models to dealers for demonstrate
Y 1ug purposes" said Mr.. Fair. Agents
|'1o we'll an buyers are quick to see the
;1nuDual value offered In a Lion "4o'
~ - money. $780, With ITS ~
SDower motor. 36-inch wheels ana
rlnch wheel base II IL comparable
cars that sell for more thar
~. Our output this season will
1ve times as great as last years.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
}: 40; Fulton. Grove, 1880; North star.

IL.
Down: Kennedy. noon Friday: Shell
don Parks. 1880 p. m. Athabasca, 1880:
Ward Ames. 3: Midland Prince. 5: RAN
delphi. Warner. Thompson, $40: Osler.
6: POI tland $50.
Algonquin. D. m. Friday: Perkins
Mckee. $3.50: Fairmount. Saronic, 1890.
Monroe Smith. 1880; Morgan. midnight
Amazon. ? a. m: All Mitchell. Salt Lake
City. $3.50: Calumet. $50; Iroquois. Jay
Morse. s: Matoa. Marina. Krupp SUI
perior City. Meaford. T. Huron. 1880:
Panay. Corunna, 8. North Sea. $40:
Wexford. Rees. 3: Townsend. Pathnnd-
err Sycamore. 10: Maiietoa, II; Coralia.
iooley. noon.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2s-Grain opening
December wheat opened steady and un-
changed. May II c lower. Dec. and May
corn nc lower Dec. oats nc lower.
May &c. Provisions. steady.
Close--rhe market was weak. De-
cemher wheat closed nc lower. May
dropped sc. December corn dropped
full point: May Off &C. December
and May oats NC lower. Provisions
steady. price changes narrow.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
PRODUCE,

The Saturday market was steady
and quiet with no special features
tatoes are inactive and weak Car
lots have been offered freely the past
few days. but so far as learned. no
sales have been made. New crop
oranges will be on the market next
week In fact, several cars are on
track now Private advicss from Flor
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22

Butter-Creamertes. extras. zshc ID:
frsts. 27c; dairy butter, 23c: packing
stock. 22c per ID.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts, @ases
Included. 25ac. Receipts Saturday. ls7
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22

TOLEDO. Ohio. Oct. 22.-wheat-
Cash. 95%c; December. s6Rc: May.
1902. Corn-cash, soc; December.
arse; May. 50+c. Oats-Cash. san C.
December. sage, May. 36Ec. Rye--No.
., 7ec: No. ,. 72c. Cloverseed-Cash
Oct. Dec. and March, ss.95. Alsike--
Prime and Oct. 50: Dec, So 10. Timothy
Prime and Oct. s2.l5. Butter. eggs
and hay unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BuFrALo--ove.,,~.

EAST BUFFALO, n. Y. Oct. "a
Gs aoG 70 Ee ssd,s ears ,ISw esst
good prime 1900 to i.soo-lb. steers.
s5lLq6.75. best 100 10 1.200-lb. ship
ping steers s5e5 9S:s; msdium outen.
$40; light butcher steers. $500
cows, -sa25Qi: common to medium do,
S t1immers. 327sqs; best fss
g4.I6' fair TO good do. 1915 q rs.
steers. dehorned. ss@525: medium 20
gro: ali ffs sraaes s'ssas ses. SS
light, thin bulls, ss.aS@5.1S: best milk
sTs and and sprnssrs sS2S %t to
good sprin9ers. $500
Hogs: Receipts 20 cars. slow: all
grades. Ss20gs25.
market strong; best lambs. 1916 q $50;
yeariings. s5q650; wsthers. $4.s09
Ass; ewes. 1929
EAST BUFFALO-Ciose.
EAST BUFFALO. ~ Y. Oct "a
butcher grades. ,3qs5o. Caives-Re.
ceipts So market slow and steady; Gull
Lambs-Receipts 2.400. market active
and steady; choice lambs. se.75Qs.so
Gull to fair. $500 $50. yearlings. $50
s so: sheep. S3d475 Hogs-Receipts
2.550. market weak: Workers., $1,000
s.25; pigs. 1926: mixed. ssl5Qe.25:
heavy, $s.l6; roughs, T.60G1.so. stays.
s650Q7
CHICAGO LIVE STOCk.
CHICAGO, Oct. 22--Hogs-Receipts
1000, market So loo higher mixed and
butchers. ss.loa9i5. good heavy. 81. IS
qss5; rough heavy. S7s54sl0; light.
SIS &C q s25: pigs. ss.20gs.95. Cattle
Receipts 800. market steady; beeves.
81 60a 7.s5: cows and heifers. $225g
s so: stockers and feeders. s340g5.70.
Texans, s4.25Q $50; calves. $3.50 10.
sheep and Lambs-ReceIpts 1000, mar
ket steady native, s260Q+40: west
ern. s2T5q4ss; lambs. A7s17lo;
western. s47547.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Oct. 22.--Hogs--
Receipts, 1000: steady: Mediums and
heavies. $3.50; Workers, lights and
pigs ssm9.10. Cattle-Receipts 2 cars:
slow. Lambs--Receipts 10 cars: s6.65
top Calves-Receipts leo; $3.50 top.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22

Roosevelt stumps New Hampshire.
CONCORD. N. H.. Oct. 22.-Endcrs-
ing the Republican state platform
and ticket. Col. Roosevelt here today
opened his one-day campaign for
Robert p. Bass, insurgent Republican
candidate for governor.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
ruyCaCO pRODIlCE.

CHICAGO, Oct. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
2sc. nrsts. 27c. dairy extras. &c; hrsts,
Csc Eggs-Prime frs its. zee: firsts.
Americas l5Il5Lc Live poultry
Fowls, l2hQl3c; ducks, i44l4hc:
eeese l9u13c.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
ADVICE TO INVESTORS

Tmss &c dPos. q .. seds!
ear: 55c rSs assS%p.si.d ~ n:
% N" onesrns
and will De
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22

John w. Fitzgerald, q veteran bank
er OF st. Johns. Mich. IL mentioned as
q possible successor TO Henry NJ. Zim-
norman as banking commissioner In
the event of the election OF Chase 3.
Osborn as governor.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22

1;swins changes: Reserve on
eelts: insres,s: Ss:ssiT7s; re-
11,soo SIS; loans. decrease, s21, :
sss'e .. Sssrsss s1s ,o $1,000 s.sss
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
sentence suspended On c. D. Cary.

Charles d. Cary. the youth impli-
Gated as an accomplish OF Frank
Mitts, in counterfeiting operations In
Port Huron last year. entered plea
OF nolle contendere In the United
States court, Saturday morning, and
sentence was suspended. Mitts COM
mitted suicide Immediately after he
was detected.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
BUSINESS NOTES.

w. II. Edgar 4 Sons announce the
reduction Of sugar quotations 10 points
O hundred on all grades except house
hold powdered.