davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03

STA. 10 arrive c. T. T.. STA. Rye, Bar
ley and Corn-rDull, No. 2 6siTG "a
elevator export 40. ?, 60 isc.. & o o.,
90 isc Oats-Dull. natural white. t5ia
n f7c. clipped white i6ts q tie. ReSf-
steady; family $1,000 Pork -Easicv
mess, ss3.T5m2i. Lard steady; md
die west. spot, si2,5n 1885. sugar
Raw. firm. centrifugals 90 test, lac ,
muscovado $ 9test. 3,7Ic.irehned quiet
cut loaf. s5c; crushed, b.s5c, powdered
5.25c. graduated. bloc. Petroleum
pull. New York refined. s7.s5. crude
Pennsylvania. sbS5. Coffee-Rio No Z.
spirits. dull Sc Molasses Steads
Kew orleans opon kettle, 3sdDi2c. rail-
low--asier. city. Ike, country 6fsFp
The. Dressed Poultry--Easy. Lave
Poultry-Weak Cheese-Steady. fuii
am. old. specials. Il pc. skins. spc-
cials. l0is lie. tull skins so "a.
cOuee--Options opened unchanged.
Rutter-Wcak. receipts i2tel. cream
cry extra, 2aiac, state dairy. tubs. 90 %
2siac. imitation creamery hrsts, % y a
> nc. Eggs-EasY. receipts 2i,il 30,
nearby white. fancy. 23n e5c; nearby
mixed. fancy. 80 eisc. fresh hrsts. 20
- = 4.
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Appies-Fancy. s4g4.5O; common.

Appies-Fancy. siG450; common, 81
I q per bbl; western box apples $40
N "a per box.
nanana~-Good shipping stock. $3.50
q = so. according 10 quality.
DeanS-Dried Inns. 5iac per 10,
Ceicry--California 81 5ofi5 per crate;
FlcI tdt s. 5eH3 per crate.
CnuIihower-Califor s2.75Q3 per
doz s&5oHf per crate ,,,. ~
cheese-NIiriisa nat. late made IS
q 5isc, fam made, lap lse, YORK STAT,
10 u 2pc. Limhurger Wisconsin. liza lSc.
York state. lSa German cream
hrick iTwf7lsc; Schweitzer. domestic
block. Ole; domestic loat. e3c: import
cranberries-ss.fo per bbL
Dntes-Persian, ga &C 10; Fards. 90
pressed cni,e~-Choice, 1iGlllse III;
Tigs-Irnportod. new. llal4 per 10;
California. S5c per box
Fresh ,rse'nhic- - Cuen l,,s,e.e b not
house. 12Ul3c NJ. head lettuce Sa.2Q@
3.15 per hamper. radishes goo -'t l.
Goz wax beans s3a014 per hamper
parsley. 25c per doz. green beans. "
per hamper green peppers. coo hasket'
tuta bagas. 30 q toe per BIZ; FLORIDA TO-
mstocs se.o5 per 6-baskct crate &c
er basket. water cress, - q 2ac hn
turnips. soc bu: beets COO bu, carrots,
soc doz pieplant. 25H soc doz. spinach,
see@ s. per oH So P e[ pt, s 9Se per
bunch green peas, s2ff ,. 20 per bu'
young onions loo &c doz.
Grape Fruit--si Il $50 per case.
Uay-Detroit dealers ore paying the
following prices for balod hay IN car
!ots o h. Detroit No ! timtortng.
clover. mixed s16n 1859; rye straw,
81 50NS. wheat and ont straw - 'b9
Z Loose hay from farmers wagons
on the city markets ranged from Slo
MD. cured No I. lie; green,
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steers. ssSoa7.s5: medium butcher
steers. LOCO To- Hoo lbs. S6Wt.to;. hght
butcher steers, 80 20 a. $40 best lat
cows. s5.5Ous.5o: fair to good cows.
St.lSW5 IS common 20 medium, .i"E
So 50@ a. IS. best fat heifers. s6.5oW 80.
good fat heifsrs. s51SYs 20; fair 10
s. l59s.e5' medium 10 good. do sac q
so; stoekers, an grades. 30 % ?. sss
best bulls. 500 $50; bologna bulls. so
575; thin light bulls, $3.50 40; oest
mixers aud springers. s55 q %; COM
mon 10 good, DO, ss5p - each
Hogs Receipts 10 cars, lower all
sheep and Lambs Receipts. 10 cars.
slow, clipped lambs. $3.50 q 30: year
lings, -s't5RS, wethers. s'.65u'.so'
ewes So 'Sn
talVes-S5 AZ $50.
EAST BIFFALO-Ciosc.
EAST BUFFALO, y " May 81
changes. cattle Receipts 49, steads
prime 500 a N.25, butchers sin 80.
Neals- Receipts 400. SLOW see low .;
end Lambs Receipts 1000, steady,
slow. choice clipped lambs. So ~ q S.sH'
common 90 fair. So. % 30; yearllnSS'
{. ipts roo active. ioG zoo lower.
iniNed. ss55@aiO. heavies,. 500.
rcughs. s>.75a go STAYS $50 $50.
CHICAGO. May S-Cattle-- Receipts
3 600 weak beeves. $500 q 30, TEXAS.
and FEEDERS, IS SOC $50, COWS and neli-
ers s2>0ds.4 calves. 5000 N.So'
Hogs-R Receipts 10000. o. hisher' hsht'
81 O5fI940. rough. S9u5u 92e; Digs,
SSToMa3O sheep and lambs-f'e-
rripts 10 000. weak, % "a Zoe lower, ma
tive. S42JU so, western Sf.9eh '.sr'
lambs. native. S7.50N 30, western,
Si.oaH9.fQ.
GLEN EiANp.
CLEVELAND. a.. May 3.--HoRs-Re.
,siptg .ouu. Zoe lower, mediums, mixed
lari workers. $3.50, pigs and lights,
81 H. Q 80. Cattle Receipts cars,
slow steady Lambs Receipts 10 ears.
g 30 Top. calves Receipts SVV' 'o''V
lUn.
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BosroN CorrER SALES.

TETKOTT. May 0--NosI0n C0pp'T
Hayden. stone * co Adv. 500; a e..
p. S.955, All, 100. Am zinc 45 Arc,
35 \ g., sos, Al l55 Bat. "a, Roma,
900, Bos. Con. TO- b - Corh- i0 Bep
ya0, -. * r.. go, c * A.. l75. e. X H..
2o Cent, . G. Range. 1924. u w. .,
r. h. 1.l4u. Elm r. 450 Err $50, cir.
2.076. CIR, 5a3. G. c.. 1.S6o, HanC. o,
l.. 40 Kew. &75, Lake. 3.tS2, Las,
t20, Mass. go, Mia. sos. Mich. -,
Mob. 35, New Idria. 125; New, i,5H-.
D.. zoo; Osc.. 1873 par. go. GU, 100;
Ray 800. Re. $50, shan. 100, sup.
go; 5. b., 2i5; G. & T., 1880 s -. i1o.
Tam, = So, Trim, 2o9. OIL l35; RennlEs,
l,l2o. do pfd $50. Apex. 80, 1t. Con,
SIG Win. 10.
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IRVINE DUCHENE ON TRIAL.
Is Accused OF Attacking ,f4-Year-Old
Cora Luderman In Eeorse.

rvin Duchehe. the Ecorse young
man charged with attacking Cora
Luderman. l4year-eld girl, on the
streets of that village last winter, was
placed on trial In Judge Murphy's
court. Tuesday. The greater part or
the day was consumed In the se)ec-
tibn Of a jury
Miss Luderman. an attractive APP
pearing girl, was in court. dressed In
heavy mourning, her mother having
died during the past week. The girl
was attacked ms she was going for
milk early i'm the evening. She fought
her assailant hravely, and IN the
struggle was painfully bruised. She
identified Duchene, whom she has
known FOR years. as the man who AS.
sauted her. but he denies his guilt
n Justice Binders court. shortly after
the attack he pleaded not guilty. but
was remarnied for Trial.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
CIENt,IAND.
PRODUCE.

The market is extremely steady so
fal AS prices are concerned. especially
i'm the farm staples The Elgin butter
market WAS the same As a week ago.
Eggs are active and steady, hut trade
papers Indicate that storage ware
houses are getting pretty near thcl'
limit Receipts OF poultry are iSat
hut At that are a little slow 10 clyau
III Veal calves are coming rather
freely but mold steady as 10 price. 70
tatoes are as dun As ever but tfrsh
vegetables are active and there Is q
good trade IN strawberries.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03

HcUOTfoI Tor INc I'IiltF ~ = ~
f'rrisl X co. May g. Wheat Consider
nbf, snnp To- buyipg side Of wheat Fast
G1Ar-bour Surprting strength at llN-
rrt DOL probably due 90 much Eht"r
I,I4qiau shiumcuts John lugiis nuii
III, rrrorte from Nebraska and serious
riaffna of insect INJURY ~ wheat COM
inp from tmItl.reN Ht Nincenucs tni
.tIrr rlrts of Indiana. toHcthor win
Y. .,r fu worlds visible stocks Ior
49,. 1.r.k aN helm ON buying ridt.
-.Ir,fIl .ft7-7rr- -witp1t noon IS due l."
lark of oWoriu~s rather than 10 say
bf., buvire a couple ~ commission
fi,.,e.s started ~ buy 70 llttte May. ana
Iarkct advanced one cent with very
Hfftf. reading
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Markets and Finance
GOPHER MARkET-CIose

NTIL Com !. IA AtI. y, NII, ~ v
Adv. 5is OILS X Corh. u. Bos Ely,
3-l6. Butt eCltn. tNN cactus. : =
. A A.. 90. G.. Il n. $50; chem, . e
cop Range. 64la. DAILY W SIG DAVIS
-. = y. Butte. :: First Nat. ? 10;
frank. n. CRANKY asa Cir, 81
lnSpir, Us Isle Roy. "a. Kerr L.. -
Las III Lar. :. Lake. 50ia Masa..
Z. Miami 20ie Moh 90 Mich AZ.
NeN CONS iSis, Nip e74 y Buttc,
- ~ Lake, 1919 Ohio Cop. / =
oFib.. ga old Dom. S4 Osc.. 1851 Par,
- = Quincy a. Raven. 80 Ray Cons
- shan. P, Santa Fe, / Is, ;. Lake
"A sup. Cop, 80 sup & Bos. o. SUP
\ PITTS. ia. Tam. 80, Trim. 3 I,an
Apex, g. Utah Cons. col. smelling, 49,,
DO pfd, asa Win 6ie Wolv., rs,
Wyan. ? Yukon, a..
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WILL MOVE TO DETROIT.
Operating Department Of D., 7. G.
10 Change Location.

70 -~~NNIW'Is
TOLEDO, May 3.--According 20 n
decision reached by Receiver George
c.. Lowell, the operating department
of the Detroit. Toledo & Ironton win
he removed from Toledo 10 Detroit IN.
stead of to Springfield
Mr.. Lowell has made this change
in order that General Superintendent
]. H. Fraser may be in closer touch
with the Office OF the receiver and gen.
eral manager, which is located in De.
troit.
The Offices that will be removed
from Toledo 70 Detroit this week are
general superintendent. n Fraser
superintendent OF car service, K T..
Henderson; resident engineer. Joseph
Wanbecq
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EeporIru Tor TI0 TIWV- NN VITs0TT
Craig & co. May 9: Early London
cables quote metal market N IS Sd
ton copper market looks better than
for several days past Ii has resisted
the selling all day yesterday and ought
large sustained advance AT this time.
however. Lake copper IS being wei
bought
The March output or the Utah Cop
per co approximately S.0Op.oo0 pounds
Is stated ga have been made az cost
OF i0t cents per pound operating ai Il
refining expenses 90 every kind me
clu3cd AS matter of t9ct. thr CONF
Fanny EARNED more pCr saorv on res
stock in March lIeu an amy previous
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
BOATS LOSE LUMBER.
Three Vessels Seek Shelter From
Storm at Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE. May 3--The steam
er L. L. Barth. with three consorts
came behind The bgeakwater here, last
evening, seefing shelter from the
rough weather, and while running for
their aBchcraecs, lost their entire
deckloads Cf lumber a gale was blow
ing. and he boats had considerable
difficulty making the harbor Their
battle with the seas was plainly seen
by employees in the government build
ing
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
NEW MOTOR CONCERN FORMED
Robinson Motor Car CONSTRUCTION Co
Has $4,000 Capital.

The Robinson Motor Car Congtruc.
tion Co. with a capitalization Of S2o.
600, All of which has been subscribed
and paid in cash. filed articles of AS
ISOLATION. Tuesday Tho company will
manufacture autos, auto parts and ac-
cessories. The stockholders arc
Maurice NJ. Robinson. with \ 500
shares. and Otis c. Currie and VII
liam Elsey, with 100 each.
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MIXED TONE IN
STOCK MARKET
Trading Becomes Steady in Late
Forenoon After Fractional Reac-
ton, But Trading Is Quiet.
y. y. STOCK M,RkET-Ciose.

Anal cop. Gtts Am g, * r. 90 p
Am cot Oil. &c. Am. Ice, "a, Am Loco.
49, Am Smclt, t4t. Am. sugar =
.Nm r. ~ a, is2+ An WMo9Lh S772'
ANA Cop, So. Atcll loo "a IS \ ." -
n r. Tr. Itss Can. pac. lNS, cen.
II;;eath,. se', Oh x o. 81 Sh. =; = ~. \.
N',vcst'u. i4-io Col T. ~ IT, 80 "a Coz.
* SOU. 577s 40 pfd 70 cons ,3ns gag ,.lt.
u 1 MO Or. 3>. Di. = OCr. 80 $
EIie. -. no Isl pfd, i3s- do md pta.
g5. Gen Flee, 40, ct Nor pfd. ~ :
do Ore. 6lie III Cent, l5@ Int Met.
10. DO pfd 81. Kan. G. SO. 81 y 10
pfd 641. l. Il \, li2 NJ * reX.'
34i. No Pac.. 66, Nat Lead. -, \ \.
Cent. ll7ie, y y. -. y W. ~ = Noi l.
q Va 100, Nor r4c. l2f; Penn $50.
Pco Gas. e. q a. p e., 100. Pr y.
car. a.. Rep. / 4 st. 32l~ do pad,
s6As Rock lsl IA sS-Shet., - ,"H
Pac.. llSa. sou Ry, .47s Tenn COP,
p. r.. St /. a W. s9Ss Texas. SO y
ULson Pac. 100 Rub, 3S. steel, 9's
do pfd. ll7is Bonds, lo&9i ttan So2''
Al - Wabash iNi4 DO pfd. io9s W.
L. Tel. 67is West Mfg, g.
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R0p0rtod Tor TIE Tlmes ~ Iarsoh.
Craig & Co, May 3 stocks There
was A strong undertope at the open
ing this morning with prices to ?
points higher In most ~ the active is
sues due 90 q higher London market
and easier money rates Following
the opening there We're alternate tra--
tional gains and los/s. the market at
noon holding around opening nEurcS.
.,..roptins Copper and Smclters. which
were again inclined 10 weakness at a
slight decline from previous close.
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NEW YORK. May 3.-surprlsirg

NEW YORK. May 3.-Surprisirg
strength was displayed at the opening
OF the stock market and in the early
trading, nearly everything traded III
showing substantial net gains.
Noon-The market became steady
in the late forenoon after a fractional
reaction and at midday trading was
quiet
IL a. NAT the end OF first hour a
majority OF issues showed gains of
points or more over yesterdays close
Governments unchanged Others
dull
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suHalo Service Starts.

The steamer Western States. with
Capt. Frank Stewart in command left
Detroit yesterday afternoon. starting
the daily service 10 Buffalo The
steamer Eastern States will alternate
with her on the run.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. May -Buttcr-C Cream
cry. extras. 2Sc. firsts zoe. dairy. ~
tras. zee. hrsts, etc Eggs-primc
ntstS 22c frsts. zoe Checse--TwinS.
Ia. a. Sc; young Americas l4m14isc.
live poultry Turkeys. lSc; fowls. tGu
rs ne. ducks, 16Ml7 iac. geese. 2Gi sc.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
To Launch Steamer in Two Weeks

The l0,000-ton steamer being built
al the Wyandotte shipyards for H. X
Cakes, of this city. will be named for
e. H. Utley, OF Pittsburg. vice presi-
dent OF the Bessemer & Lake Erie r.
r. She will be ready for launching
liz about two weeks.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Buttcr - Creamcries, extras, csc;
frsts. Csc; dairy butter, Gle. packing
stock. 20c per 10.
EGgs-FTssh current receipts. cases
Included. poe per doz. Receipts on
Tusgduv l+Tq raser
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
U. S. GOV T BONDS.
Nm Nnnk PNODl-IE.

NEW YORK. May 3-Potatocs--
state S7c4SI 15. Florida. new. S2G5c
1915. bermuda. new. S3M -. Flour
Dull unchanged Wheat--Opcned
stoadv. May. Sits, July, si.fQia a.
I1107A Sept. si.0Sia q i.0sa.. No. red.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
MARINE
WILL RAISE STEAMER.
Wrecker Manistque To Work on
Richardson at Buffalo,

PORT HURON, May 3.--The wreck
er Manistique. OF the Reid Wrecking
Co heet. will attempt TO raise the
sunken steamer Richardson, near But
falo harbor. by putting steel matches
on the sunken boat. 1t is the first
time that the trick has been tried. but
Capt. Reid is sure that it will be q
sncceSs
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
VESSEL PASSAGES.
nAs-AIs

DETROIT, May 3.--Tp: Prince IL 81
a M, Monday Cornelius sac p. IN
Neepawah Is
Wade. 10, Widener, a m; Alex
Thompson Sis. Empire city. Town.
send Onoko Schuylltill, ottawa, $50
Presquc Isle. 500 Hurlbut. smith. 4
Woodruff. 7:l5, Crescent city. Z .3p
Cwhaleback), Cole. Princeton, HALEY
S.I5. Aztec. Miztec, 1890.
Down II NJ Hanna. II 10 p. m.
Monday; Rensselaer,. 1926, Champaign
, 30: Lynch 2.85; Walsh, 2:4O: sierra
4 StrathcOna, Stackhousc. 8, T. r.
Thompson, Dobbins. $40; Joshua
Rhodes. $50.
day. Grove. Carrigan. $50, Gary, 1890,
sonora e. m. Truesdalc, 2 Sullivan.
Lutz and oil barge. 5.l5, Amazon, >,
Watt e; Northern Wave arrived
Arabian snyder $50; Lumbermcn and
Tae 500.
SAII.T STE. MARIE Mich MAY g.
Up. Edeuborn, Albert Marshall. r.
M Monday erOuicd. Moravla, 4,
Thomas Bgrlum. America, s, Zenith, OIL
barge. Boland,
Huronic Black 10 p. m, Monday
Muncy calumet 80 a. M. kotchcr
Paris, 80, darEel Gratwick. Lambert
5.gO. sawyer TuNbur!, Redfern $50.
Delaware. Cornell. Aa0. zimmerman,
AthabasCu. ~ 80. Buusen, Jenny. 1870.
Down Miller Manitoba. . 80 = m
Monday. Laughliu. Choctaw, >. oliver
Huronic $50
AngcIne. Troy g. m, Monday, Al
fred Mitchell. WipCu midnight. Phipps
2 80 g. m Helen o. Perkins, so. Nj
GERALD. Vance. $40. Eeiss Hopkins
IS ing 10. tlTue EIe, noon.
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LIVE STOCK.
TNsT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TNST uIFF NIo--Openink.
ENNr Et-FFATD y y, May o.
t-frcAl. Receipts li cNs.
market slow.
Hceg t.10g go ! tbo-lh steers. $50 4
s,f. poSd 200 10 l.350-tb steers. 81 20
80, beat 400 10 i,20o-lb shipping
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
MAY ABOLISH GAMBLING.
Successor TO Throne Of Monaco is
Deeply Religious.

n MONTE CARLO, May "A Monte
Carlo without gambling device with.
in it's borders Is a probability OF thc
future IL it's ruler, Prince Albert. per
sists In his determination to cut off
his son, Louis, from the successorshlp
owing to the latters marriage 90 a
common woman. Albert today reiter.
ated his determination TO have Duke
Wilhelm, his next Of KIN. ssucceed HIM
AS he is an absolute monarch. he Gun
name his successor. .re.
Duke Wilhelm Is deeply religious
and regards gambling as deadly
curse. III he ascends the throne, hi.
4 frst etep will be- TO wipe ont evcrl
rambling hall in the little principally
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
.iron and TIn Workers In conventlon.

II FORT WAYNE, Ind, May 3.-The
(, opening session OF the annual conven-
K tfon OF the international Association
~ Iron. Steel and Tin Workers was
theld here this morning and addresses
<nf welcome were made by Mayor
<)rfcc and representatives Of the feder-
<nfion OF labor and the various branca-
- OF local business. This afternoon
resident p. j. McArdle appointed the
rorions committees for the convention.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
CIiICAAn GRNIN.

CHICAGO May 3-Whcat orerIngs
were Scouty az the outset. moderate
iuving absorbed all the wheat ou sale.
tle raarket advancing ibc Corn very
dril and a. shade easier, trade light and
scattered oats easier at around, Pro-
Vtsior trade rather light
Noon Wheat scared an hour after
the opening. Mas gaining ! 7sc. and the
deferred months 1c each. Corn and
oats fractionnNy higher
close Whrat closed very strong.
otac higher for May. and sc up los
Julv and september other grams
closed fractionaliy. higher also
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
GRAIN AMI PROVISIONS.

DFrpotT ,tay ,-rosa. Dealers
,,r,i,atfor 4, ,haa, un,ii' 10 effeet ~
~. 'u rl, IA wn"HS uho'l w Snids -
49,, ga, "" S,a ~" ~ 80 ~
H. 80, 6,s 49,, ,1tt.rislt,' i,,fnro, :
p .','S 80 ~. , Ne No., inn,t
W. lne"l ina me nr.S ,I,tSr ~
49,, 49,, n 49, 60, i,i 80, 49,, j.
49, "SI - ",@rS - b..ca,s "' ~
~, ,,,t~ 80 ss,,, IN ~ - ,na,sset
- - - - 49,, ,,,,,t,st y
- -" ~ - i,t s, ~, -e.l,
f 80 - i.1. &c - ,...t, s,,nf
80" vshi,,b ~ Get ~ again TN" et-b
t,,,,,,t1, t,,,.7f7,.e .t.e,-rtb Co.. ttf.7.. n.
una H. -, 49,
s1,o5 60 4, 'tbr,@h ~ vi.'iIr
e'.,t,,i Itare tofi,....,,. !.
49, 49, heoy,. MA ,r+r" s,sily tsi.e,
80
Sno,,r,s ro,o~t a., ,t,o whoa. o,,+i,,<
-. me- - ~ ,,,,lt,,t.s a .-r,
~ iaes ,t., ion Goa 6oe su ~ ,-.nt.r
,,tnat ,rts $500 /, Va - t,,t'ln,r
,,.L,rb n,, tbe 49, ~ higher Tor
.ast - 60 rt- arJ 7i. hl,,bsr TOR
SaS Ser y '| roIonara S'' Win ,ondaV
No., T.. cty,,- eiosed strnrp anl
.5 Live poor '''Se0 s''o"e anu
IVSa,t o,otatfors- Cash No . red.
Z, 10. Nav opene6 without change al
GnoneJ a. g. 6qS. and advanced Ia
> 40 s,',..,,,lSr o,enad a. 81 ag D..
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
TOLEDO.

TOLEDO. o Nay -Wheat--, ASH
and MAY si1i: July lo5ia sept,
si04I, Coru-Cash and MAJ. 60lgc +,
Jllv. Glc. sept. SOC. Oats-Cash and
MAY i3a.c. July, i2c, sept. 81 re. Rye
No 3, 30. NJ 3, &c. Cloyerseed -
Cash $3.50: oct ana Dec 81 - March
s6e5 Prime alsike. 81 Prime umo-
thy Se15. Butter, eggs aud hay uu-
changed.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
NEW YORK COTTON

Cotton prices. furnished by Haydc
stone Il Co. April so, 1910:
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
NEW yoRk sToCK LETTER.

.Ex-dlyldend. b. per -.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
LOCAL STOCKS.
BANKS AND TRUST COS.

Ofnclal quotations Detroit Stock *
charge.
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ono,alLons by nayden. Som 3 q
,u,,,co CR,IN LETTER.

IbJUId- C0soId. NJsplIt-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-22

as the dark horse in the next American
League pennant race
Cleveland, too. seems to have picked
up fast bunch of youngsters, the star
of which appears to be Shoeless Joe jack
son, who in the few games he played led
the league in hitting. But somehow or
other no one ever fears the Maps. They
have been consistent disappointments for
so many years that they are never looked
for to show reversal of form.
The question is frequently asked how the
salary list of the Washington club COM
pares with that of it's rivals. Because
the team has been consistently low in the
that the players pay was in keeping with
the teams standing. But such is not
the case. If the Washington club has
made any mistakes it has been in being
too liberal with its players. To a great
extent the clubs policy of securing play
ers from other major league teams has
been responsible for this condition. On
every occasion that a seasoned player
has been secured it has been necessary
to assume the contract he had with the
club which let him go. In several in
stances sit was because of the big salary
the player was drawing that he was al
lowed to come here. That was the case
with both Elberfeld and Gessler, and
Schaefer drew as much pay here as he
did with the American League champions.
Once a player gets a taste. Of big fig
ures in his contract and he does not
relish cut. To secure player from
one team and not pay him as much as
he was getting has never been the pol
icy of the Washington club for the rea-
son that it has tried to encourage its
players to give the team his best efforts.
which the player would hardly do If he
started in by being cut.
Until McAleer took charge here he was
never much for trying to build up his
team with youngsters. In ST. Louis he
seasoned material, but his failure there
has undoubtedly, caused him to change
his system. McAleer realizes that he
must build up the Nationals with young
material and a greater effoffrt was made
in that direction since he came here than
ever before.
There is much more satisfaction in
building up a team with young material
than plugging up holes with seasoned
men who have but a few years more to
play. The youngsters are good for years
once you find the right kind, and they
give much better satisfaction to the
crowds which are always willing to give
the young fellows chance to develop.
McAleer knows what he needs to make
his team winner, and that he intends
to get all the Youngsters he can is
proven by the fact that he has assigned
Scout Kahoe to visit the major league
training camps to look over the young
sters of the other clubs, that he may
have a line on them when waivers are
asked by the time the season OOens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-22
GEORGETOWN ELEVEN
READY FOR LEH|CH
Last Scrimmage of Year Held
Yesterday Showed Team to
Good Advantage.

Although the turkey day game between
Georgetown and Lehigh is still three days
or, the Hilltoppers are now said to be in
first-class shape for the struggle which
promises to be the classiest seen in Wash
ingtOn In some time. Yesterday after
noon the Blue and Gray players went
through gruel!ng scrimmage under the
watchful eye of Coach Nielsen who
seemed very much pleased by the en-
thusiasm displayed. Contrary to general
report. the regulars are not possessed of
the least whit Of overconfidence, and the
slump of last Saturday was attributable
to reaction of form following the Vir-
ginia battle.
At the same time the players are not a
little put out by the poor support which
is being given their efforts by the stu
dent following of the school, A team that
has defeated Virginia and brought more
glory to the Blue and Gray than any
eleven of the past four years certainly
deserved larger turnout of rooters than
was evident last Saturday, and the lack
Of interest by the undergraduates proba-
bly, was greatly responsible for the
slump.
That this may not happen again plans
are being fast laid for the organization
OF large roofing section for the Lehigh
game. The local followers of the Brown
and White are going to be present in
large numbers, and these, together with
the many students who will accompany
the team here, will make the cheering
section on the west side of the gridiron of
considerable size. 1t is believed that the
Blue and Gray students will all come
forward again as they did on the 18th,
i'm which case these is little doubt that
their favorites will show conclusively that
the team can still display good foot ball.
The sLehigh eleven is the strongest that
Georgetown has tackled on a local grid
iron this fall, and there is no doubt that
the contest will be the hardest fought of
the season. The Hilltop players are de-
termined to close the year with a victory.
and are working like demons this week
to make good. Today and tomorrow, sig
nal work will augment the benefits gained
from yesterdays scrimmage, and when the
eleven takes the field on Thursday it will