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The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Oct 2s-cIose: Wheat
had an easy turn early on Friday ana
the bulls were discouraged lot. They
chance for getting the price level eie.
waited. for beartsh conditions are found
on every hand France has bought
half the wheat needed to oil out the
shortage and transportation facilities
are blocked in handling the grain.
Argentina has splendid weather and
the Liverpool markets failed 10 adj
that prices must work lower. with
some upturns. until Il reaches a point
that Is attractive 10 foreign buyers and
mtllers. At present the milling demand
IL very small. Northwestern wheat re-
ceipts are heavier than a week ago and
stocks of spring wheat are Increasing
Australia has crop damage 20 report,
but little attention is given the reports
in view of the fine promise In Argen-
tina. Michigan farmers say the Hes
sian fly has been doing much damage
Wheat was auiet and weak in the
Detroit market and closed with loss
beans 204c
ear at 96lsc. closing at 95kc: Dec.
opened with los OF Nc at g6A c and
declined 10 96hc, May opened at 81 OF
and declined to sl.oih; No. l white.
Coarse grain quotations.: Corn, cash
No. ?. see; No. ? yellow. 53ho; No
yellow. 5Sc oats; Standard. cars AT
sac. / car at 35c No. 3 white. 34hc.
Rye: Cash No. 1. tic. No 2. 76c.
Beans: Cash. 81 OF. Nov, 81 bid. Clo-
verseed; Prime spot. 80 bags at $3.50.
Dee, Ss65; March. $50: sample, 20
bags at $50, IT at IS, S5 at $3.50, IL
at 81. u at SIS so: prime alsike. ss75;
ample alsike. bags at 1875, 10 at
$3.50. Timothyseed: Prime spot. t4,2O
nominal
Receipts In the Detroit market Fri
day included l. lao bbls OF flour. cars
OF wheat. OF corn and 2 OF oats
Withdrawals were 400 bills OF nout,
6,il4 bu OF wheat. 1894 bu OF corn and
1850 bu OF oats Stocks are 42O.3OG
bu OF wheat, 2lS,244 bu OF corn. 1872. las
bu OF oats and 25.i27 bu OF rye.
Exports this week Argentina, g6S.-
900 6u; India, $4,000 bu; Australia.
Gas. 600 bu
The wheat crop OF Australia has
been reduced 100000 bu by bad
weather. Last years crop was 10000
600
Wheat in Liverpool closed I'd lower
10 sd higher.
Fridays wheat receipts: Duluth and
Minneapolis, 400 cars, against 1l3 year
ago 81 Louis 5000 bu. against 49,
600 bu; Kansas City, S5 cars. against
25S: Winnipeg, COL cars. against ISL.
Estimated weeks wheat exports for
the world ~. 900 bu,
Receipts of wheat at primary points
Friday, $4,000 bu; year ago. l.45S.OOO
bu
Exports OF wheat and -four Friday.
le2 600 bu
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
SUPREME COURT.

LANSING, Mich. Oct. 2s.-The SUI
preme court yesterday. heard the fol-
lowing cases: Cross VS.. Grimm: Bro
getski vs.. Detroit United Railway:
Cheyney VS.. Cheyney; Farmers & Me-
chanics Bank VS.. Clancy: Dascho vs.
Michigan Alkali Co; Clairiew Park
Improvement Co. VS.. Detroit a. Lake
st. Clair Railway
Otto G. Eighel was admitted to the
bar on motion.
Call for Friday: 1875, 1856, 1877. l53,
154. loo. 157, 159. 161.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
BUSINESS NOTES.

The Federal Biscuit Co., the newly
organized cracker trust has just ab tut
completed negotiations for taking
over the Standard Biscuit Co. OF De-
troit, formerly the f. j. Kruce bakery
at No. 143 Laayette.Dlvd. The Stand
ard Biscuit Co. is capitalized for $780,.
90. The president is F. r. Marshall
The Federal Biscuit Co. is a New
Jersey. corporation, capitalized at $780,
100000, and is negotiating for oak
cries in cities all through the coun-
try. W. B. Cady, OF Shaw, Warren,
Cady Il Cakes is handling the nego-
tiations for the Detroit factory.
In accordance with predictions. tbs
directors OF the Michigan Sugar Co.
declared a fat stock dividend in their
meeting in Saginaw Thursday after
noon. The dividend consists OF tho
distribution Of 31,965,S00 Of common
stock among the present holders OF
the S5,534,2O0 already issued. This
brings the issued capital up to he
S7,500,00, which Is authorized. The
dividend in stock amounts 70 35.5 The
issue OF the stock remaining In the
treasury allows the company 10 ron.
vert the present surplus into working
capital, enabling II TO enlarge Its oper.
ations. From indications Of the guam
tity and quality Of this years crop ri
sugar beets, the Michigan Sugar Co.
expects the most prosperous year In
its history, All the factories are now
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
BURGLARY POOR BUSINESS.
Youth, Jailed For Many Thefts, Is
sues Warming To Others.

PASSAIC, n. j., Oct. 2S.-A $10-a.
week job is better business than be-
ing a burglar. So declares young
Henry Robert Anthony, OF Hoboken,
who is In cell here today. charged
with long series OF burglaries.
I'D advise every young man to let
the burglary business alone" An.
thony said. That doesn't pay I'm the
best of times and at last It gets you
behind the bars. I've robbed many
houses in the last few months. anL I
know what am talking about. The
money I made by burglary, I lost I'm
gambling On the level it's the poor
est business in the world. and a man
is a fool to think that be can get
away with It."
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
BOSTON CoPPER LETTER

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone q Co. Oct. 2S.
Trading In the Boston market has
been very narrow. Price changes are
without significance. kbout tie only
feature h1s been Lake Copper, which
Is somewhat nrmer. North Butte IL
quoted at "a and Miami a. 1873. which
Is a half higher. Ray Cons. sold at q
gain OF Is. and Nevada Cons. at 20A
other departments Of the market are
less active than yesterday. but prices
are holding firm. There is good alb
sorptiOn OF Am. Tel around 14l. United
Fruit IL maintaining Its price around
1s5.
Reported for The Times by Paine
Weber & Co. oct. %:
London metal market opened firm
spot 56l lis Cd. advance IS I'd. fu-
lures, 57l ISIS sd. advance 3s Sd.
Boston market opened steady this
morning with Lake and shannon
showing slight gains over yesterdays
close the balance OF the list in In
ciined TO be quiet, with the exception
OF Copper Range. which r. up 20 II n
Il IL said here In Well-in6ormed cir
Giles. though not officially con armed,
that Hancock will issue bonds amount
ing TO $500. 900 to provide for the con
structiCn OF a mill and TO increase the
working capital A mill test VIII De
made at one OF the Torch Lake mills
to determine the characteristics OF
Hancock rock and the method best
suited for its treatment. The test Will
probably take place before the end OF
the year
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
cHAs. SUTHERLAND DEAD.
Tea Merchant Carried on After Two
DAYS Illness.

Funeral services were held Friday
for the late Charles Sutherland, who
died. Wednesday, following an acute
illness of two days. in his home, No.
1l6 Gladstone-ave.
Mr.. Sutherland was district man
ager OF the Salada Tea Co. and was
Al years old. He had not been in good
health for some time. but was in his
Office Monday, when taken with the
illness which caused his death. Mrs.
Sutherland and two children, Hugh
and Jean. survive. Palestine lodge,
F. & A. NJ, OF which the deceased
was a member, had charge of the ser
vices. The body was taken TO Ham.
iltOn. Ont, for interment.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
LIVE STOCK.
EAST MISUNDERSTANDING.

DunnInE q Stevens Live Sto~E Report
Cattle: Receipts. 2 cars. slow best
good prime 1900 to l.300-lb. steers.
sG.2596.75. best loo to 1.2oo-lb; ship
ping steers. ;5;es g6sS: msdam buteh;
$40: light '' Butcher steers. S4boSS.
best fat cows, SI50G-s.1O: fair to good
cows I325q4: common TO medium do,
s9HS;5o;, tslmmers ;s5S Ysi best fs st
g475. fair to good do. tS7s0H26:
steers. dehorned. sSY5.2Si medium 70
s s1S0 ali IfI srades. S s,s5c5s7g 6es, bulls.
light thin bulls 1925 Qe.!5 best milk
sTs and sDrnsss SS soGG %s 10
good sprinzsrs. s35 940
Hogs Receipts. 20 cars, slow;
a h. sgy;; Sssi workers. 's.lO9s.lS; pigs
Sheep and lambs; Receipts. so cars;
market active: best lambs. SO. IS year
lings, s5Q550; wethers. S45OaA76;
Calves: &5d10.25.
EAST BUFFALO-CIOse.
EAST BUFFALO, ~ Y. Oct. Is
Cattle: Receipts, rs head; market quiet
and steady; prime steers 80 70 " 20;
butcher grades. t3Q65o Calves Re
higher; Gull TO choice. S6Q1O.25. Sheep
and lambs: Receipts. 1000 head; mar
ket, fairly active; choice lambs, 1915
6.s5 cul to fair. s55Oq6.5O; yearlings.
S5a55O, sheep. s3Q475. Hogs: Re-
ceipts. $500 head market demand
light: lower: yorkers, S9Q925: pigs.
S9.2CT925; mixed. S9@9.05. heavy, 50:
rOughs, S775W 40: stays. S65O17
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Oct 2S.-Hogs Receipts. $4,000; mar
ket slow. 5Q loo lower; mixed and
butchers. S7.7Oqs.sO, good heavy, 81 SO
$3.50 rough heavy, 5000. light,
Ss45ass0, pigs. Ss@sss Cattle. Re
ceipts 1000; market, weak beeves,
sA5Oq77O COWS and heifers, t2.204
6 90 stockers and feeders. x4l6 40,
Texans, $500 8 so. calves, t7g1O. %.
sheep. Receipts. 1900. market steady.
native. $275Q44O; western, 5000;
lambs 3475G7 10: western. $5@7.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND o., oct. 2s--Hogs: Re
ceipts, $500. 10a15c lower; heavics,
$3.50 mediums. workers., lights and
pigs. $3.50 Cattle: Receipts cars.
slow sheep Receipts, 10 cars. Sc so
Calves: Receipts, 100, 1915
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
KILLS WIFE, CHILD AND SELF.
No Motive Is Known For ohio Farm
ers' Rash Act.

ST. GAINESVILLE, o., Oct. %
Blasius Nochoulter 25, farmer liv'
ing four miles south OF here, today
shot and killed his wife, 81. and his
two-year-old baby. and then COM
mitted suicide.
A brother OF Nochoulter. working In
the fields. heard the shots, and, has
tening TO the house. found Mrs. Noch-
oulter and the baby dead. As he
rushed upstairs to find his brother he
heard a shot, and found his brother
breathing his last.
No motive Is given for the crime.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
YOUNG BOY is SHOT.
John Green Accidentally Wounded by
PLAYMATE: Death Probable.

John Green, 10 years old. No. 100
West Jefferson-ave., is in West Side
hospital with a bullet wound in his
head and the surgeons do not expect
that he will live. He was accidentally
shot by his playmate, Burnley Payne. IL
years old, No. 744 West Jefferson-ave,
while the two were playing in an alley
back OF Fort-st., near Eighteenth-st.
II the Green boy does live he will
be hopelessly blind. as both optic
nerves were severed. Young Payne
is held by the truant department pend
ing the outcome of his playmate's In.
Jury
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
NEW coRPoRATIoNs-

LANSING, Mich, Oct. :s.-The fol-
lowing companies have filed articles
OF incorporation with the secretary OF
state: Glengary Upholstering Co.
Glengary, $4,000; Forman- Earle Co.
Detroit, increase from $250.OOO TO
$500, 900. principal stockholders Thorn.
as Forman, Custer Ramsly, o. s.
Halves; Cadillac Builders Supply Co.
Cadillac, $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
Armies cIinch In AbysslnIa

ROME, Oct 2S.-Hundreds have
fallen in an Abyssinia battle between
the followers of Empress Taitu and
the army Of Lid Jassu. the youthful
emperor and step-grandchild OF the
empress. according TO messages re-
ceived today from Ads Abbeba. the
capital. Details of the lighting are
not given. Ras Wallis, the empress
brother, and Ras Mlkael, father OF
the emperor, we're engaged in the
hghting
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29

TXTWNH. Mich, Oct 28.-WiIIiam
.@ 14td rs years, was drowned
rt84 Afternoon In q spring. Mr..
...|1 Who had been troubled with his
# - some time, went TO the
.|.o ftr water and as he stopped
.| k.taihe dizzy and toppled over
.| |I. water and drowned before
.. <|Kthod him Reed was one OF
&1r,t settlers IN Lapeer county
rtnf cor years In the section
../ ~ Ihia city known as the
<I. o|xfoon." He Is survived by
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
TROOP. NAV Be called out.

JERSEY CITY, N. j.. Oct. 2S.-Gov.
Fort is considering ordering troops
into the city. The situation Is very
ugly in the express strike. Following
the riot in the Horseshoe section"
late last night, when nine strikebreak-
ers were hauled of their wagons
despite the efforts Of the police and
terribly beaten, there were number
OF minor outbreaks this morning.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
as. 600 Fire in Johnsto,vn.

JOHNSTOWN, Pa, Oct. ga Are
which started in the drug store Of w.
H. Gross, swept the business section
OF Boswell, a mining town near here.
last night, entailing loss OF about
S75 600
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
MoRTH's SUCCESSOR NAMED.
Hoes stockwelI is Appointed Justice
m Pontiac.

In Pontiac.
PONTIAC, Mich, Oct. 2S.-At the
1Iecial meeting OF the common coun-
"a last night, the resignation OF JUS
<.he OF the Peace william f. North
&ts accepted. to take effect Oct. il.
Mayor Monroe announced his appoint
1.1nt OF Ross Stockwell a young Re-
1,,hllcan attorney and one OF four as
1'Ihnfs for the once, to succeed North.
on confirmation, the council split on
13[ty lines, the vote being to 5. A
.@cesn was taken for ten minutes.
.|0fing which conference was held.
IS. reassembling the council unani-
<,otsly confirmed the appointment
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
PRODUCE

The big deal In the produce market
the past three days has been In poul-
try There has been a fairly good do.
mand from retailers and the dressing
esta blishments are working to fun ca
pacity, but stocks have nevertheless
accumulated Prices have held up well.
considering the flood or receipts, but
the tendency has been TO ease on lit
tie There ~ good inquiry for ducks
and in the receipts has been a fair
sprinkling OF turkeys, all OF which
have found a ready sale at quotations
Aside from poultry. the market 10 only
moderately active and rules very
steady
.s-- AppIas--75cQ SI2b per bu; t2635O
per hbl western apples, 80 1h427b.
Bnnaaas-Gocd shipping stock. tl.Bb
G7BO. according TO quality.
sssn.--1,1r TED. Linz; sH g tSoi ID; a..
CauIinoWer--7bu soc per bu
Cabbage-t1 60 per bbl
California Fruits-GrapCs. t1.160lB
per box
chsess-<Hichigan mats, IT0ITks:
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
Boat win 1e Men and $40, 900 Missing.

SEATTLE, Wash. Oct. 2S.-The
gasoline schooner Mary Sachs, Capt.
Peter Barnard, from Kotzeberg. bound
for Nome and carrying crew OF two
and IA miners from the Squirrel River
diggings, with $4,000 in gold dust, IL
% days overdue at Nome.
The boat is believed TO have gone
down with all on board.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
BUTTER AND EGGR

Butfer-Creameries. extras. soc ID;
hrsts. 27hc: dairy butter. 23c: packing
stock. 22c per Id.
E1En-Fresh current receipts. laser
included. 25hc. Receipts Friday, SS4
caaea
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
STORM HITS SAGINAW.

SAGINAW, Mich, Oct 2S.-(Spe-
cial.)--A big hail storm and few
flakes of snow was Saginaw's portion
of Thursdays storm. Alpena reports
snow Friday morning.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
CHARLES A. STOREHlM & co.

COMMISSION CURB BROKERS.
All listed stocks bought and sold
Cash or margin accounts Prompt de-
livery OF certificates. and immediate
settlement OF oil transactions
sO2 PenobscOt BIaR.
Phone Main 21IO, City 2lIO.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
Jury pIsagrees In Parsons Case.

Jury DIsagrees IN ParSohs Oase'
After a lengthy battle in the jury
room, the Jury in the case OF otto
Parsons. accused OF serious offense
against Nora Reed, OF Marion, Ind,
disagreed. The trial was held in
Judge Phelan's court
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
NEW YORK COTTON.
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. oct 2s-Flour: Duh
and unchanged Pork: Barely steady.
mess, S2O5O92I Lard: Irregular
middle west spot. Sl225 Ql2.35. Sugar:
Raw: easier; centrifugal, SO test, So 80;
muscovado, 80 test. 81. 80; refined, dull:
cut loaf, $3.50; crushed. $3.50; powder
Ell. Sass q 40; granulated, s475alsO
Coffee: Rio No. OH spot. 10A 9lic.
Tallow. Steady: city. 7Rc; country. ia
Qskc. Hay: Dull and weak prime.
Dressed poultry Irregular; turkeys.
1s122ch chickens, 100 bic; fowls. IL u
1T1kc; ducks. $4,000. Live poultry
Fairly active. geese, lac; ducks, 16W
tic: fowls. 13l a lac; turkeys. 13d 16c +;
ROSTERS. loo. Cheese: Quiet state
milk. common to specials. lOh ql6& g:
skins, common 10 specials. im12A c.
full skins. 263Ilc.
Butter hrm: receipts, 6,413; creamery,
extra. 30k 63ic; state dairy. tubs, % u
29hc. imitation creamery nrsts, gao
Csc. Eggs firm; receipts 1905; nearby
white fancy. 42M45c nearby mixed
fancy 81 1880: fresh frsts. ESQ soc.
letg& ypdw ButterS7s5 81
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
nosToN COPPER MARkET-CIose.

Coz Hr ~ S0 Eos r Ely ~ X cactus H g. Cal
Ariz sc. Cal & Hec $50, chief ~. Chino
20 a.. Cobalt Cen 3. Cop Range ~, y
West 4. ID DAILY 2l-16, r Butte So
First Nat ga, Frank 1iil Qrenby 30,
Giroux ~. 6old Cons SIS. G. Can Z X ,
Hancock ia, Insp 9it, Kerr Lake So,
Lake ash Mass 81. Miami l9&, Mo-
~. NiDis Iia. No Butte "a. No Lake
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29

York STATE ne: L5,mburfsrs lIM%iss;
brick NA 0iee; qQmcstlc swssA h0
''S ci! .%RSrssd. sSS so pss Esr 10
cssss sSsicp SoGs. vi0Sss per
eJ b.s..1s sSs Rs' 500 o. per III: TAraA
b.ss.!S chOi.. l,0IiHs
per . 30 iS%%Ss iS ssM We iISIta per III:
FrssH vs9stshIss-cueumbers hot
per bu; head Istsucs. 81 per bu: rad
ishes. round. leo per COZ; Sarnioy. 200
16e pes foE; green PegPers. zoe per ou'
Grapes-Poniss. conOOrds. Ice: Nj
agaras and catawbas. i7e: coneord@
Grape Fruis--FloridA ttSO0S per
Haz--DstreI. dealers are payinE me
foliowing prices fer balsd hay In car
l s.. ,,soits S'' Es, s,ae:As % ;GissS
s . sfisSs; ~Sss, ana cat :trsNi
wagons on ;hc eis markets ranSsd
from Sls@ls. as TO quality.
Hides--No. 1 cured Zoe: No. J gre-H'
sS s: No Ee cured SSSS1 KIP. io%e; No. srs.nI
&C: No. I nurSd Murraia. g: No, =
green. Sc; No 1 cured. naIt. lAMei NO
5stc :'p No i'G Ds sssS O sRsspsRins. a. to
wool i50 1Se' No. . hides. &C on: kip
and calf. lhe on -
ienoasEcailfornia. s7SO6s PEI box;
Mcssinas. SsQeSo per box
lime--tl i.2S per 700.
Onions-e5 q roc pc, bu: spanish;
;i$sS per crate: picking onions' sIsO
VorsHxesGcalifornia valsncias. $40
4sc per box; Floridas, Ss93;25 per box
Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 per crate
PsaSs-common. $1,000 per Dbl
PotatOsS-Michigan. carlots. $50 400
pouItry-springs, sc; hens. l2Q
l2sc;' No ., iJdiic; old roosters, so
1oci ducks. l40l5c; geese. io% Ole;
tuTnsss lsYEos 70; nn
sweet PstaIoesZVirEiniSs. ~ per
bu. tl.s5 Ql;so per Dbl; Jerseys. fz.So9
ais per Dbl. $50 per on u@,,K.n
TaIlew=NS, I. sAe: 40 = s%S IL
MOOl--Medium. unwashsd; SVSle:
nnS unwashed. AUlsc Der 10
JOHRINH PRICEA
s.S : ID ssan:. 'i iciS s5SsSs ti@s S:sas
:,ssasSa ss SoFH Tesls Ss..ts an
ard, 81; soaked. boV7Va;; salmon.
s:Sa ;i1s !. Aia.Es. E NIX is 4Oas
toes tS@soe; suceotASh. tI0LlS PEI
CoRee-Packed coffee. l0o-lb. casa
S1B.1bD1 1850. delivered.
Feed--Rran. 325: fine middlings. tIS'
coarse middlinks, $26; cracked corn;
Sa6; coarse cornme;ll. e25: corn ana
oats chop, &23 per ton.
FIOur-Michigan patents. In wood
best, S5.45; ordinary patents WV;
straight. $3.50. clear. t4.30 per Dbl Rye
OiisERaw iinseea. 400; boiled lin
seed. $lOl. Diamond headlight kero-
sene. &c. Perfection. she; Eocen@
I1Hc: crown EasoIin& lbo Ger gal: tur'
pentine. In barrel fots. s0hch gal
PrOvtsions-Mess pork, $2l 90 fam
lily. So2250: medium clear, {2l q ~ so;
smoked hams. l5e.. dry sailed briskets.
bacon. Is 622c; lard. In tierces. $50
suEars-correctet daily by w. Il.
Edgar a. sons: Crystal dominoes, g
bI, Ssl5: lb-lb,. S795: eagle tablets.
$500: cut loaf. Sc 40; cubes. IS. Sc; pow
dsrsd. IS. IS: standard powdered. IS so;
graduated. extra coarse, 500; gIAnu-
lated, fine. in bulk. S.. 40; graduated.
In 25-lb. cotton bags, S5.I5. Michigan
granulated. $500: household powder
ed. 5-lb cartons. Is tc case. S6.40 lib.
cartons. As TO case. 1915: diamond A.
$3.50: confectioners' A, $5.35; No. 1.
$3.50: No S. s525. No. 8. $3.50 No. 7.
S615: No 8, $50; No. 9. SIS No 10.
IS; No IL. 4S5. No. IL. $500 No. IL.
Sass No Ia. sass; No. is. SASS per
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
Markets and Finance

sM. ojib 5. osceola 1856. Raven 81. Bay
Cons 2ON. Shan i2A. So Lake IA. sup
Cop. So. sup a Pitts lsh, Utah Cons
"a. Y = smelt 40A.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29

...| &noH storm OF the season
~. |...I|1nn. Thursday The snow
+. .I| al the Kalamazoo sec
|I|./ aftornoon. and con-
.&..4 ne night. Calumet.
~ ||.'|askn ana Pontiac also
|<| now bad fallen IN those
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29

Bsnkeru and BrokeFa. stssks. Heads.
Grsln. PrOvisiens snd Cotton.
New York Stock Exchange.
u.,.n. Boston Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Chicago Hoard of Trade
ai1-zfl Ford nulIdinG,
ThOn.aa q. .Crntns hana9oa
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29

IN operation. In addition 20 the stock
dividend, the directors declared The
regular quarterly dividend OF ga per
cent on the common stock, payable
Nov. 10.
The meeting, Thursday, between
Wyandotte officials and the attorney
representing the Detroit Shipbuilding
Co, which recently secured an in
junction restraining Wyandotte from
subsidiEing the Detroit Valve a Fit
ting Co, resulted In no definite agree
mCnt. Another conference will be-
held next week.
A new and unique business organi-
zation has just come into being In
Detroit. called the Rotary club. This
club Is a branch of large movement.
there being 2l similar clubs in the
large cities OF the country. Only one
representative OF each industry IL ad-
mitted to membership, the object be-
ing TO got business men acquainted
with the methods OF other lines than
their own. to~promote individual In
terest and the civic interests of De-
troit.
Next Thursday evening the club
will give a banquet In the Cadillac
hotel. Paul p. Harris. OF Chicago.
brilliant lawyer and orator and presi-
dent OF the National Association OF
Rotary clubs. will address the mem.
bers on the objects and accomplish
ments OF this great commercial move
ment. The officers OF The Detroit
Rotary club are; William F. Cornell
president; j. Warren Wright. of Bush
& Lane Piano Co, vice-president:
James H. Gregg. of Gregg Hardware
Co. secretary; Andrew r. Cunning.
ham, OF Standard Drug Store, inan-
cial secretary. and Frank ]. Campbell.
OF Campbell Advertising Service.
treasurer.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
CHICAGn PROnICE-

CHICAGO. Oct 2s.-Butter: Extras,
2glbc; hrsts. etc; dairy extras. 27c.
fIsts 25c5 Eggs. Prime hrsts. 27c:
frsts Csc. Cheese: Skins, 1iW14iRc;
Young Americas. l5Gltkc Live poul-
try Fowls, 11ql1kc. ducks, lao
14lhc. geese. 12613c
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

TOLEDO oct 2sr-wheat: Cash.
s5 NC Dec. s6lsc; May, $l.0l NC; July.
s7isc Corn: Cash, 51hc; Dec, asa c.
May. 51Sc; July. sane. Oats: Cash
and Dec. s4%e; May, sIhe; July.
Cloverseed Cash and Oct, ss.7211
Dec. and March. IS IS Alsike: Prime
and Oct. So; Dec. $40, Timothyseed (:
Prime and oct. 81 40. Butter, eggs and
hay unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO, Oct ?s-Opening Wheat
opened lower. Dec. 66k c. May of NC.
Dec corn u c lower. May on lSc Both
Dec and May oats were &c lower.
Provisions steady with fractional huc-
tuations.
Noon Dec wheat or nc. May on
&c. Dec. corn rose NC, May hc up.
Dec oats advanced &C. May kc.
Close. There was general down
ward tendency in wheat today p7c
wheat closed &c lower. May on &C.
Dec. corn gained c and MAY ~ Dee.
oats W. &c: May up AZ. Provisi Ons.
Steady 10 fractionaly higher.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE.

Ranks and Trust Companies.
Official quotations. Detroit Brokers
association.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone & Co. Hollis Griswold-st:
Omen High Low Noon
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND o., oct. 2s--Hogs: Re
ceipts, $500. 10q15c lower; heavics,
$3.50 mediums. workers., lights and
pigs. $3.50 Cattle: Receipts cars:
slow sheep. Receipts, 10 cars. Sc so
Calves. Receipts, 100. 1913.