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The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
Cos0pERATI0N PLAN PROPOSED.
United States Motor Co., Would Have
Employees Share In Profits.

The details whereby the employees
of the United States Motor Co., in
oluding the employees In two large De-
<(roit plants, are to be allowed to
nhAre on q cooperative basis in the
y profits of the company, have just
Z been announced by President Briscoe.
The company offers to sell to its
omployes blocks OF seven per cent
K preferred stock on the instalment
plan. The stock will be bought at
<he market price on Jan. l, 1911. and
she employees have the privilege of
occepting the price and continuing
<<he payments on Aug. 1. 1911. or with
6rawfng what they have paid In with
Il our per cent interest. II accepted the
r<ock will be held by trustee until
<ully paid for.
The amount of stock for which the
lcmpIoye may subscribe is limited ac-
|cording to the salary he gets. The
took IL to be paid for within two
8 The Detroit plants Of the United
(ates Motor Co.. whose employees
@neft by the cooperative plan are
/ ~ Brush Runabout Co., the Alden
1mpoon Co. the Briscoe Mannfac-
ring Co., and the Gray Motor Co.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
rs GOOD WORD
FOR CAvAL|ER|
s1gors sinned Against Than Sim
mig" Declares Nine. Frances
Aida, Famous Prima Donna.

The generally accepted notion that
: enc great prima donna does not
waste tine and breath In saying good
words for q sister artistic was dis
proven by Nine. Frances Aida. Thurs
1ay morning. when, during an hour 3
stay In Detroit. on her way to Ann
Arbor, where she sings Thursday eve
n1nx. offered several words In de-
,(onse Of Nine. Lima Cavalier. Nine
Aida il one OF the youngest prima
donnas OF the Metropolitan Grand
Opera company, and Is the wife OF
0atti -Casaaxa, director OF that COM
pany. j,
NINE. Cavalier is more sinned
oGainst than SHINING, and | am glad
K f the opportunity to say WORD IN
her defense" declared Nine. Aida.
while resting, in the Hotel Pontchar-
train. between trains. Just lew
days before this wretched scandal
was made public my husband and !
saw Nine. Cavalieri In Paris and
heard the true facts.
-She was treated adominably by
Mr.. ChanIer. do not see how she
ever came to marry SO poor piece OF
humanity. He Is perfectly irrespon-
nfble. He deceived Nine. Cavalieri-
that l know to be true. II Is an out
rage the manner In which the yellow
1onrnais have attacked her, and all
this talk about compelling her to give
mp. her operate and concert engage
ments In America because of this
scandal Is malicious and cruel. What
has an artiste's private affairs TO do
With her artistic worth? Such a meas
.ure could only be taken in America
IN Europe never. There, the private
lives OF singers and actors are left
alone, and men and women, in public
life, are judged by the talents they
lKive the public, not by their private
actions. Nine. Cavalieri has had the
oourage to stand out for her rights.
8he Is q great artistic and a very beau
tiful woman and Mr.. Chanler had in
4nitely the better OF the bargain.
Nine Aida is an Australian by
birth, had her musical education In
EUROPE, and has sung In all Of the
great opera houses in Europe. She
came to New York two years ago as
enc Of the leading singers OF the
Metropolitan.
II have sung only in New York,
Chicago, Boston. Philadelphia and
Baltimore, and SO am delighted at the
opportunity given me, in a short con-
cert tour, to see more OF America"
said she.
Nine. Aida is a woman OF charming
manner and very handsome, with
dark eyes and reddish-gold wavy hair.
She will be heard for the first time,
An Detroit. in song recital. Sunday
afternoon. in the Garrick theater. The
Detroit musical public will undoubted-
~ like her.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
NEW YORK. pRoDUCE.

NEW YORK. Oct 20-Flcur: Dull
and unsettled Pork. Dull mess.
spo. ara s susar lP S@ Sn si
centrifugal. 90 test. 81 80: muscovado.
So test. $40; refined. dun; cut ioas,
$685. crushed. S. 5h. powdered, S$90N
495: granulateG. s4sGQ SO Coffee:
Rio No. on spot. los q L. TallGw
Quiet: city. T'sc: country. ?. 4sisc
Hay; Steady: prime Sl.l5, No 3. s0g
g5c: clover. G5 Il soc Dressed poultry
Dull. turkeys. lsl 25e; chickens. II q
ale; fowls. Is q Use; ducks, 20 zoe. Live
poultry irregular: Eeess, i5c. ducks
10 Z. &c: fowls, la l5c. turkeys. l2q
i5c: ROSTERS. Ice Cheese: quiet and
steady. state milk. common TO specials.
los, 0l62.c. skins. common TO specials.
a. ffl3&.c: fun skins, % ic.
Butter Dull; receipts, 4.le6; cream
cry extra. 30isc: state DAIRY tubs. %
29iac imitation creamery arsts. -
25c Eggs Quiet: receipts. 1882
nearby white fancy. s0m 42c. nearby
missed fancy. 81 a 33c fresh hrsts. 70 %
soc
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
GRAIH AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Oct 20.-Cioss The gem
eraI wheat outlook, the world over,
does not show alteration enough 20
them far In either direction. A ma
jcrity consider the American market
bearish because there Is plenty OF
wheat and no demand. Argentine news
Is quite bearish. The outlook ranges
from m.iddling TO splendid and plenty
OF rain has fallen TO save the crop
There has been extensive liquidation
nv longs and the only buying Is by
shorts who are satisfied with their
profits. Some Improvement IL noted In
the foreign buying OF hour ana france
is taking "A few cargoes, but there Is
not enough OF this TO Indicate that Tor
eigners have turned their attention 10
American wheat They are stu get
ting all they want a, rowe Of Russia an =
exhausted there will be little chance
TO dispose OF the American surplus I'M
less at lower level OF prices
The wheat market in Detroit was
strong all day and closed at an al
vance OF lc Corn advanced &c, oats
u G and cloverseed 25M soc Beans de-
ciined rec and closed steady.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. red.
CSC; Dec opened without change at
g7c and advanced to Csc; May opened
at s102 and advanced TO N.OS; NO /
Coarse grain quotations Corn. casn
No 2. 51hc; No. yellow, j car at
52isc, / at sac; No. yellow. So nc.
ss aaS No White, / car at SAC. ci5sing
asked for both. Rye; Cash No. i, nc.
81. 90 bid. Cloverseed: Prime spot. SO
bags at ss.75: Dec. $3.50; March. $3.50;
sample, 25 bags at ss25. As at sI75.
$50; prime aisike. ss.75: sample al
sike. s bags at 1926, at s7.25. Tim
othyseed: Prime spot. 81 nominal
| Receipts I'm the Detroit market on
| Thursday included $40 bbls OF -four.
! cars OF wheat. Z Of corn. 3 OF oats and
| I OF rye. Withdrawals were $500 bu
| OF wheat, 2.e2s bu OF corn and 10000
| bu OF oats. Stocks are 1864 bu of
wheat, 23s,Bq0 bu Of corn. 1888 bu Of
oats and 2T,os3 bu OF rye
Good weather for wheat In Australia.
Estimated. Argentine wheat exports
oof I'm. year ago, 100000 bu.
Wheat receipts Thursday; Duluth.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20

During the day "Tabby" and Floss.
the lovely Angora feline pets OF the
Skmith family, were drowsy and de-
mure< Their conduct was irreproach'
able.
At night? All, at night they were
perfect FOUNDERS.
They would hold forth on Nelghbor
Bones fence.
Neighbor Bjones was not such a
sound sleeper that he didn't notice
this. He got into the habit OF sleep
ing with the old family blunderbluss
by his bedside.
One moonlight night "Tabby" and
Floss" pulled few minor chords.
Then Bjones pulled the trigger.
THE End)
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
LIVE STOCK.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.

DETROIT. Mich, Oct. 20.-Cattle; 10
4l5c lower: outlook lower; prime cat
tie. very dull. Prices ranged as fol-
lows: Choice handy killers. $50 "a .. 20 /;
light to good butchers steers and heif-
ers S450G5: common killers and fat
cows 81 50G4?5: Gamers cows. 81 20
a250 common TO prime shipping bulls,
S3u4.50 light butchers and heavy
sausage bulls. $50; stockers and
feeders, s250gi50 per cwt- Mich
cows: Active at s25 q 65. veal calves,
steady at s4Gs.50 per cwt. Sheep and
lambs. Dull and csc lower: quality
fair; choice lambs. sea $50: light 20
fair. s5G575; common TO prime sheep.
s3G5. mixed sheep and lambs, s4.5o4
$50 common killers. s215 q rs cults.
s2di250 per cwt Hogs. Dun ana
slow: quality fair: prime mediums and
fat workers ssS0ms; light workers. and
pigs. ss75Ts90 per cwt.
Receipts: Cattle, 500. calves. o4s'
sheep. 5a49. hogs. 5.3O4
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20

Ria v. Macarthur, Democratic candi'
date for auditor general. is making a
vigorous campaign. He Is 81 years
old. has been In the wholesale grocery
and Embarrassing business In and
around Grand Rapids most OF his adult
life. and In 1889 was chosen super
intendent OF the Kent County home,
since which time he has been engaged
in institutional work. taking charge
OF the Masonic home as superinten-
dent OF the institution and secretary
of the state board OF control In 1896.
He has heen a nominee OF the Demo
cratic party for several Offices In Kent
county and the state.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
NEW YORK COTTON.
q. s. GOVT BONDS.


Reported Tor Inc Hines Dy Palne,
Weber * Co. oct. 20.
There was heavy selling OF stocks
this morning on the increase of the
Bank OF England rate TO per cent ami
expe Citations Of higher money rates.
Declines Of / 10 points Were quite
general throughout the active list La
ter support was given the market ny
Some of larger interests and stocks
rallied. regalning a greater part OF the
early loss. AT the advance the market
grew dull. but at noon was holding
the rally well. Harvester drew con-
siderable attention. being marked TO a
new nigh point. ll3 ~, on rumors OF an
increase In dividend TO per cent.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
BOSTON COPPER SHARE SALES.

Boston copper share sales Of Oct. 20:
Adv 531, Alg $50. Anal 29!7. Az ~.
$50. h & $50. Butte 10. 4 4lo.
&C & A 56. Catalpa 200. Cal Hec 5:
Range $50. Bos 265, Frank $50. GH
263e, CRANKY 1875. @ c lI5. Guam %.
Han 1905. Helv $50. Ind SIS. Roy i35.
Kerr so. Kew 35, Lake 4047. > ~.
Mass IS. Miami sos, Mich TO- Mob 1850 dsS'
Ofib 20. o c 500. o d SO. Csc ITO. Par
100. Quincy so. Ray Con io5, Shan 900,
Shat rs, St Mary's 65. Sup rs. a 20.
S & z .727. SO Utah 200; Tam g. Tenn
sci. Apex 100. Utah Cons SO. Utah Cop
l22, Win 500. Vol B.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
BAD EXAMPLE FOR SON.

John Crowley. No. 377 Illinois-st..
was I'm police court Thursday morning,
charged with being drunk.
Judge. he Is drunk all the time, .
said his fearful wife, and can stand
1t no longer. He's such bad example
for our young son that he has already
begun TO drink
The Judge fined Crowley $40. with
the option Of 30 days.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported Tor The Times By Paine,
Weber a Co. oct 20:
Wheat prices at the moment are
steady to a fraction under the close
yesterday. The range for the morning
has been less than :. in December and
less than n In May The difference be
tween the two months appears to be
established at Sac Wheat has been
steadied little by the strength in corn
and by light northwest receipts OF 365
cars, compared to sfs last year. and
messages from the spring wheat coun-
trX saying farmers have shut off sales
Of " heat since the drop IN prices Min
neapolis market heavier than ours.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
eikins' Condition Alarms Friends.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20-Friends OF
Senator Elkins are apprehensive TO.
day over his condition. Private letters
received in Washington today say that
the senator's condition Is alarming
Three physicians and nurse are In
constant attendance at his bedside in
). est Virginia. and even members OF
he fa.Iily are barred from the room,
he letters said
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
Taft Arrives In Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-President
Taft arrived In Washington at 7:12
o'clock this morning and went directly
to the White House TO take up the
work OF the winter.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
STOCK MARKET
HAS BETTER TONE
List Shows Decided Improvement
After Early Trading, Upturn Rang
ing About One Point.

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-Price changes
at the opening OF the stock market to.
day were moderately irregular.
III a. mater the early trading the
market showed decided improve
ment, the upturn ranging about a
point In the majority OF active issues.
The tone was strong.
Governments unchanged: other
bonds strong.
Noon-The market maintained q
fairly strong tone all through the last
half OF the forenoon.
. Reported for The Times by Hayden.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
yonnrNc pRIcra


c:s.ss Goea.-A s5y3 sss. i im: sam;
Iciso corn&FsScy Maine. Srio:
stsndard. sse Table beats, si.as6iso.
sSa. ' IT. ssak early sSn 's .l% one
sockeye, tail, ~: nst. ,:;i:; Alasks
reds. q. ISi Alaska. pinxs. sss- Toms-
toes. t0soc: succotash. NVlAe pes
Ceaee-Packsd cofres. loo-ib. case.
tl6. 1Syls6o. delivered.
Fesd-Brap. $a6, hne middlines. S2s.
coarse middlings. $2b cracked corn;
$25; coarse cornmeal. $40; corn and
best, ss.45; ordinary patents, $500:
straight $3.50; clear. $3.50 per Dbl Rye
seed. Si.o5: Diamond headiight ksro-
esne. SO. Perfection. sEe: E3esns.
pe,.tine. in barrel iots. soasen gal
hsr,s. is 9isSc: dry sailed bri.kets.
it1e. shouiders. i?Ae. p'rnio hams.
aye: oacoa. isg:is ard II tieresa
sugsrs-Correc:ed daily BY w. IL
Edgar q Son: crystai dolninoes, :-le..
$685.; sab, ss 90; eugie tablets, 81, cut
loaf. $3.50: cubes. 1915 NANA pow
dered.. Sc IS; standard powdersd. s. 90
lated, ere. N bulk. s5.S sranGlated,
in 25-ib cotton bags, $3.50; Michiyan
sranulated. IS. 40. household powdered,
b-lb. cartons, Is 10 case, 500; LIP
$500: confectieners A, ss.45: No l.
s s:SS S SS :, ;s 80 N SS & s a. go o !.
IS IS. No s. So 20. Nc 2. IS 10, No. 10.
500. No. IL. s5.05. No. L., so; No Is.
si95; No. IL. 81 90: No Is. s+.sS per loo
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
TWO KILLED; IA INJURED.
Hooking Valley Passenger Tram
Jumps Track Near Upper Sandusky.

UPPER SANDUSKY. Ohio. Oct. 20
Two women were killed and IA per
sons injured when Hooking Vaiiey
passenger train No. 50 Jumped ths
tack near Harpster. small STATION
six miles south OF Upper Sandusky
today.
The train was running from Column
bus to Toledo at high speed when u
went off the track for some cause as
yet unknown Two passenger 'coaches
rolled down a l5-foot embankment. A
relief train was rushed from Marion
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
BUTTER AND EGGA

Butter--Cresmeries. extras. 2shc Ii:
frsts. 2Tc; dairy butter. 23c; packing
stock. 22c per IL
Egrs--Frcsh current receipts. ~sses
included. 25iac Receipts Thursday.
ESQ cases
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20

Keena. Lightner G. Oxtoby. local at
toineys for the receiver OF the broker.
age firm of b. II. Scheftels & Co.
which was put out OF business by the
federal authorities In New York. De-
troit and other cities a short time ago.
were granted an order by Judge Swan.
In the United States court. Thursday.
empowering them TO take possession
OF all the firms effects in Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. Oct. 20--Butter: Extras
gee. firsts. 23c; dairy extras. &c: hrsts.
25c EGGS: Prime firsts. 25c; frsts.
Americas, l2Gl3Iac Live poultry:
fowls. 1874 q lac; ducks l4Gi4iz :;
geese 12Ql3c
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20

AppIes-75casl2s per Blu; s24aso
per Dbl: western apples, $225g2.75.
Bsnnnas--Gocc shipping stock. Si.6o
Ga60. according to quality.
se:n.-nried Lime; sh g q soI 10 A..
Canlliiowerc-$i@ I2s per ou
per boS' peaches. si.5oaG:5 per box.
rc Ss'cs Stat i1e. rmo a1ss i1S.hs
aac: imported. do, asa SOC per ID.
Chestnuts-l5Q 1sc per Id.
Crab AppIes-s150qt.7 per bn.
CrsBberries-Cape Gods. $2.25 u 2. so
Dase.--Persian. 69sc per Id: Fards
Dre..eS Csive.- Choice. la0lshe
per H.; common. lo@1ic per 10.
Ffgs-Imported. new. lao lsc per ID;
Fresh gctab,s--cueumbers. ~ pei
bu: lettuce. ocE65c bu: head lettuce
81 per bu: T>diyhes. round. 1oc per doz
wax beans. 81 per blu. oaFa,ey zoo Zoe
PED PED "copper" aIa $50 US per bu. '''
7 Grapes--Ponies. Concords,. lee: Nj:
agaras and Delawares. Use; Concords
grape Fruis-Fiorida. HSoQ6 per
Hay-,-Dstreit dealers are paying The
nsw, ,isoisso' '' Eo' sinothy. sisS
straw, s775gs: .heat and cat straw,
0s.5007. Loose lar from farmers
wagons on The civ markets ranged
Hides-No. cured. loo. No ! green.
&c: No cured bulls. &c: No. I green.
&c: No. I cured kip. l0hc: No 1 green,
green. Sc; M. cured. half. 14hc: No
! green. 13c per ID: horse hides. No. 1.
$50: No. 2. $3.50; sheepskins. as to
wool 2so 7sc, No. . hides. &C or: kip
and calf. INC on.
Heuey-Farcy white. is117c; amber,
i29l+c: extrac:sd. usc per ID.
Iemons-CsIifornis, Sc. 5007 per box
lMessinas. IS a {. so per box.
Limes-s1 q i,25 per zoe.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
ADVICE TO INVESTORS


Inquiries
MINES by the
%
eandxI be carer investigatsd)
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20

OF the steel corporation TO get closer
TO the consumer In line with this
policy is the proposed establishment
OF warehouses In Omaha and Sar
Francisco There is no apprehension
OF any intention OF cutting prices
through this new plan. Another fac
tor. which II is believed. will help
the steel trade. is the meeting OF the
American Iron and Steel institute. at
which the foreign manufacturers will
be so well represented. 1t is expected
that one OF the results OF this meet
ing will be better understanding
among steel manufacturers through
out the world.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
PRODUCE.

long and remarkably successful
season for peaches has finally come to
an end Ne further receipts are ex-
pected and the demand, which has
absorbed more fruit than In any pre-
vious year. seems TO have been fully
satisfied at last. Fruit handlers are
now turning their attention to the ap-
pie deal The market Is full Of apples
OF all grades Of quality and there Is a
brisk demand. Pears and grapes are
also in good supply. Grape fruit Is be-
ginning to move also and new crop
oranges will soon reach the market.
Receipts Of poultry were the best OF
the week, and the market was no pet
ter than steady Butter and eggs are
irrn In tone and are looking higher.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
BUSINESS NOTES.

Gross operating revenues for the
Great Northern railroad reached the
highest figure In the history OF the
road In the fiscal year ending June
80. The report shows gross earnings
OF S64 400, 1879, ali increase VI 20.S per
cent over the year before.
The plan for a daily oral call OF
real estate wants and offerings, upon
which the executive committee of the
Real Estate board has been working
for several weeks, Is practically com.
pleted, and II is expected that the
plans will be announced at the next
weekly luncheon Of the board Ii was
discussed at the luncheon In the Pen.
obscot Inn, Wednesday noon
James j. Storrow. OF the firm OF Lee
Higginson < Co, OF Boston, and presi.
dent OF the Boston Chamber OF Com.
mcrce, and Frederick Strauss. Of J. Il
w. Seiigman K Co., of New York, ar.
rived in Detroit, Wednesday. In con.
nection with the new financial ar.
rangement of the General Motors Co
Ii is understood that they are making
steps to clean up some OF the obliga.
lions of the company here. as we'll as
making general inspection of the
properties.
Railroads are still buying steel
sparingly, according TO the Iron Trade
i Review, OF Cleveland. but the outlook
for more liberal orders Is more encour
aging. A few cast-iron pipe and
structural steel orders are also re
ported. The action OF the Carnegie
Steel Co. In sending out statesmen from
the Pittsburg warehouse through the
central western states. is believed tc
foreshadow an attempt on the par
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
Markets and Finance

50 cars. against s65 "A year ago. Mime
apolis. 27s cars against 3s3. ST. Louis.
$4,000 bu. against 10000 bu; Kansas
City. 90 cars, against 1871; Winnipeg,
6i3 cars. against 5t2
Receipts OF wheat at primary points
Thursday. $4,000 bu; year ago. l,is2,
600 bu
Exports OF wheat and -four Thursday
were $4,000 bu.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20

<1oeersl Motors Declares Dividend.
- United States Motor Co. has de-
~ quarterly dividend OF 81 per
- the outstanding preferred
The dividend 10 payable Nov.
l1okho1ders Of record Oct. 81.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20

Bu.ines.-Ifke Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Time. Printing Co., IL
John R-st. Main l4ss or City 1855.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20

abov
on "a since
With interest ana
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20

Mushroe0a-lS0b Doc p~s ~
Onions-65 q zoe per bu: spanish.
slt25 per crate: pickling onions. v2.b0
0rsas~.-caiifornia vsisucias. ears
Of per crate.
Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 per crate.
Pesrs-common. si5od2 per bbi
et6oQ5.so per bbl: eemmon. ti.svVs
Per Dbl
Observation-Disclosures. cariots. 200 s2c
per bu
Peuitry-springs, ls@l3hc: hens. ~
Gl3c. No. 2. i0Hlic; old roosters, y9
Zoe; ducks, l3is q lac; geese. i0S q lie;
uiktys. lsQ zoe 10
Quinces-Si rs q / SO per ou.
sweet Potare-s--virginias, ~ pee
bu. $l.s0Gf2 per Dbl; Jerseys. $2SoQ2s5
per Dbl. $50 per bu.
Tomatocs--Home-g grown e5W9oc bu-
Tall0w--No. l. 6Ac. Nc = 6hc 10.
woot-Medium. unwashed b0zie:
6ne unwashed. i<d lsc per Id
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
EAST BUFFALO-Openfng
I'm ming a stevens Live stock Report.

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y, oct. 20
Cattle: Receipts. cars. slow: best
1900 to l400-lb. steers, sass a 7s5.
good prime 1900 to l.3oo-lb, steers.
s6.25Io75 best LOO TO l.20o-lb. ship
ping steers. s5.65 d6 .5: medium butch
err steers. 1000 to 1.l00-lb. steers. IS q
$40: light butcher steers. s450G5:
best fat cows, s+.50g $40: fair to good
cows So 25I4: common 10 medium do.
s34s.50: trimmers s275 n 3: best fat
heifers. IS 25a6 gt cd FAT heifers, - 25
IS. fair 10. good do. 1915 20
steers. dehorned. s5q5-25: medium 10
good feeding steers. ~. 25 80; stock
ers, all grades. $50 5od 3.75, best bulls,
s475@5 bologna bulls. 1915 II 20
light. thin bulls. $s-2e a rs: best milk
ers and sprir gers. s7oG SO; good milk
ers and springers. $500 65: common to
good sprinzers. s35Q 20.
Hogs Receipts. 20 cars: market 2ac
lower heavy. $500 $50; workers. and
pigs. s9.6oQs.7o.
Sheep and Lambs: Receipts, 20 cars,
market slow: best lambs, 1915 I6.90:
yearlings. s5@550. wethers. $4509
AS. ewes, SAL 435.
Calves. s5T1Q50
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
EAST BuFFALO-CIo.e.

EAST BUFFALO, Y. Z, Oct. "
Cattle. Receipts. $50 head. market.
slow and steady: prime steers, sT47. 25.
butcher grades, s3q676 Calves: He
steady: Gull TO choice. $6el0.50. Sheep
and lambs Slow and csc lower: choice
lambs SIS IS at 30: Gull TO fair. $500
$50: yearlings. So a so; sheep, $40 as.
Hogs Receipts. 1850 head; market.
slow and csc lower, workers.. s9400
$50; pigs. s3.40@s.i5s mixed. So 400
3.45; heavy, $40: roughs, $.504S;
stays Sc 506Dr
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
BOSTON COPPER

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone IL Co, i1S-11S Griswold-st
Oman High Low Noon
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20

Nipissing has been a disappointment
to many who have held the stock Tor
speculative profit, but the explanation
of the comparatively low price OF the
stock Is not SO deeply hidden as might
he sunnosad LIZ Ia simplY that the
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

TOLEDO. o.. Oct. so--Wheat; Cash.
sThc; Dee. ssSc; May. siosts' Corn'
Cash. sic: Dec. +ssc, May. 2Hc,
Oats; Cash. sac: Dee. 3ih May. sic
Rye: No. 2. Tee No. 5. s2c- Cloyer-
seed: Cash, Oct. Dec. and March. ssso
Alsike: Prime and Oct, So. Dec. and
March. $40. Timothyseed Prime
and Oct. s425 Butter. eggs and hay
unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. Oct. 20.-Opening grain:
Wheat opened weak. Dec and May
both or &c Dec. corn &c lower. May
unchanged Dec. oats &c higher. May
unchanged. Provisions steady TO frac-
tionally higher.
Noon: Dec. wheat advanced NC:
May NC higher. Dec. corn advanced
nc: May &c. Dec. oats unchanged;
May Sc higher.
close: After a weak early market
wheat developed distinctly better
tone Dec. wheat closed sc higher
MAY advanced | point Dec corn &C
higher May sc higher. Dee. oats adj
vanced Sc. May sc. Provisions steady,
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Oct. 20-Hogs; Receipts, 1900; mar
ket. dull TO loo lower: mixed and butch
ers Ss20R9.3b: good heavy, ss49.l0.
rough heavy, sS1s20: light. 5000
$40; pigs. ss25IS Cattle: Receipts.
1900: market. steady; beeyes. $500
stockers and feeders. $425 Il 5. so; Tex
ans, S340Q5.70; calves S725g 10.
sheep. Receipts, 10000: market.
steady; native, s2.50m4.30; western,
s275g425. lambs. s45O47: western,
s475g6s5.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, o. Oct 20-Hogs: Re-
ceipts 2,500: market 10G csc lower; me
dlums and heavies. $3.50; workers.. 50. 20
4s40: pigs and lights, 1926. Cattle:
Receipts cars; slow. Sheep and
lambs Receipts, 12 cars; $50 top.
Calves: Receipts, 200: $40 top