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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-21
WOOL

BOSTON. May 21.--The Commercial
Bulletin says OF the wool market to-
day: THE outlook In the wool market
is not favorable, for goods are not sell
ing satisfactorily and II Is questioned
whether lightweight fabrics opening
during the next months will move In
sufficient volume to start up the worst
ed industry. Apparently the bottom
has been reached on wool values and
they are on an equitable basis but
consumers Will not operate other than
I'm a conservative way except In iso-
lated instances. About SOC, 600 pounds OF
Oregon staple were sold this week at
81 f6Sc secured. and Wyoming staple
sold at 6306iC. ohio and Michigan
quarter blood and three-eighths chang
ed hands fairly we'll AT 2gc and SOC re.
spectivCly With these exceptions
business IL limited to unimportant
quantities of greater lines, and no one
seems 20 know Just what wool Is really
worth today"
The shipments OF wool from Boston
20 May 10. inclusive. were T7.0SO,27l
bounds. against 1o9.sso.s+o pounds foI
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STOCK MARKET
CLOSES STRONG
Some Covering by Shorts Is Noted in
First Hour, But Tone Con-
tinues Steady.

NEW YORK, May 21.--The STOCK
market opened strong today, nearly
everything traded In reaching the
highest point in over two weeks.
ii a. m.-There was so1e covering
Of shorts In the first hour. but prices
were not affected TO any great extent
and the tone continued strong.
Governments unchanged; others
strong.
with perhaps some increase In
activity over yesterday the stock mar
ket advanced again today. Business
as usual converged on such speculative
favorites as Reading, Union Pacific
Steel common and Amalgamated Cop
per, In which advances ranged from
one-half to one full point. The clos
ing was quiet.
Sterling exchange again advanced,
touching S4.s7h. as compared with
34.S6H last Saturday. Briefly summed
up, the favorable incident OF the week
has been q decline OF two cents q
bushel In wheat prices, responding Ia
better weather conditions; its unfayor
able incident, the sharp movement OF
foreign exchange against Us. reflect
ing apparently continuance OF our alb
normal foreign trade position.
The first OF these two considera
tons 10 unQuestionably the more I'm
portant, FOR the problem Of the wheat
trade has now come TO be not so much
damage to the growing crop az delay
in growth. As for the foreign ex
change position, that may still be in
fiuenced by further Paris negotiations
The stock market closed strong.
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DIED.

G.. died May 90 at
his residence. 2 Fist. aged 4s. hus-
hand of Rachael Domros and father
az Mrs c. Wv. Short. Martha and
Grace Domros. Funeral from resi-
dence Monday at p. IN.
KALEs-Martha. May 20. at residence,
I4I1 Military-ave.. aged 16 years, be-
loved daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
uard Kales and sister OF Mrs. Otto
warmbier. Mrs. Rudolf Geisler. Mrs.
Adolf warmbier. Mrs. George Janing.
Ida, Fred Louis and Edward aKales.
Funeral Monday afternoon at 1880
from residence, and at o'clock from
Zion Lutheran church on Military
ave. Burial at Woodmere
KEHOE-May 10. 1910. John NJ. be-
loved son Michael and Margaret Re-
hoe at residence. bS6 Champlain-st
Notice funeral later.
May 1s. aged .l9 years
II months - days. John, Jr,. beloved
son OF Mr. and Mrs. John Munger
Funeral from residence, IS Beecher-
ave. Monday, May %. at 1850 p. m.
from ST Psuls church. Seventeenth
and Rose-sts.. at 2 y. m
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Quotations by Hayden. stone 8 Co.,
CHICAGo GRAIN LETTER.

Reported by Carson, rCais Co.
from Chicago. May IL:
wheat--The bears In wheat had their
fghting clothes on today and MADE
good Roadway for the first time this
week without being forced to cover De-
fore the session came to an end. There
was decided selling furry at the
opening, which TO many looked az TX
IL was more than coincidence, SO
many bear leaders forcing the markst
AT the same moment. The break In
prices caused stop-loss selling. July
price suffered more than the September
early break to sl.O1ts Sept, TO 30 Nc.
There was less than Nc rally from
these low figures OF the morning and
the last hour brought return or active
selling pressure and further break.
There was but one side TO the corn
market for the day, as the conditions
which had been bearish all week be-
came even more so during the Satur-
day session. Cash prices were &c to
&c lower. Even at the decline ship
ping sales were unimportant. The
market was checked early by some
buying against privileges. but last
prices were at low point for the day.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Joseph Danyan, %: Anna Rush. 81.
Adam G. Burkheiser, IS: Augusta
Lochinske, "a
John Hirt. ~, Cleveland; Martha Ko-
pi, IS, same.
Leo V. =. Schnoor, "a, Mt. Clemens;
Carrie l. Zweng, 2l.----------
ELI III. Becht. -. Greenfield; Mary II
Ankowske. Is, same.
James c. Baker. AZ Pullman, Wash
Laura Mansz. &c, Detroit.
George Otis, 20. Greenfield; Eliza
beth Habbs l9. Detroit.
William G. Prochnow. IS: Lillian Rat
eel. Is
Robert Horgenhan. 10: Mary Dom
molly. 23.
stanley whistler. 20; Rosa Rausch, %
Frank Dryer. Il. Detroit; Viola Kuhn
IS, Hamtramck.
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chickens and a very few veal calves ~
this morning The chickens 500 ssr
ily enough but calves Jailed 10 elSan
UP on the early run. Receipts OF sss
are hardly up TO the needs OF lne ms. x.h !,
ket, and the demand for butter 10 tuiiS
equal TO the supply
AppIe.--Fanoy. N@4S0: common: y,
Qs per Dbl: western box apples s''
0S.60 per box.
Bananas--oood shipping stock si'es
02.s0. according TO quality. -,
CeIery-caIifornia. s4So@s per crate;
California Cherries-s2,25Gaso per
Cauiinower-caiifornia. ,a.so0s per
Cabbag.--New. ss@S.SO per crate. ;.
Cheese--Michigan nat late mace. -
y o Zoe; Limbur rs t wisconsin. i7eiso;
York State. Is9isc: German cream
brick. 170i7hc: Schweitzer. domestic
block 2le: domestic loaf. 2se; import
Cranberrie.-s5.6o@6 per bbl
. Dates-Persian. sGse To-; Fards' 20
Dressed C.iye.--choiee. lIh0 i2e Id;
FiEs-imported new. ll@i.c per ID;
California. s5c per box.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumbers. hot
house SsssSSisse Der head ss1 is sssSss $3.50
~ per hamper: radishes. long, aSs'
f.99u.nad, e002Sc per dog; wax beans ms.
So1 green per bs sSS p ss?sssSSasS Sc per
Florida tomatoes, {25O9s per s-6asksss
crate. soc per basket; water cress' 10 10
6u: carrots, 7sc blu: plepiant,, 2s q SSe
Dbl: ssparaEv.. s2Ssas per ease eass;
s saeen peas sSs ssi,7s92 per su; young
Grape FTuit-sSS5.so per case.
Hay-Detroit dealers are paying tne
following prices for baled hay In car
sl7so9IS; No. ! Timothy. ils0is:s0;
clover, mixed. sl6@ls,50: rye strew.
3Lbo@s: wheat and oat straw. sS.eoV
T. Loose hay from farmers wasS IN
I'll Eias e: c GSsi'iNy NJ. l. 1ome; green.
s sD fss: No No k bulls sur sSred ii Nc:
fss per 81 Is: NO o s Sse So ie on; KIP and
81 N0 / ! aSsss s ssds as %
Ho.eyvFsnSy white. ls@l7c; am
Der. 1s0l4c; extracted; 7gss per To- i,
Lemons--California. - 2bUsc per ~
Limes--sl q l.26 per 100.
Mushrooms--l50 soc per 10. :.
Nsts--Walnuts. $50 lSo: almonas;;
gl5ci pecans. noise: fiberts. llVlzc;
10: hickory nuts, shellbarks. sl.zoV l.oV.
Onions-New Bermudas, 81 per crate
Texas Bermudas, SO per crate.
Oranges - California navels. sz.ieV
Z per crate
PineappIe.-Florida s1.25G2.so per
dor, $3.2543.50 per crate
Potatoes--Car lots, oulk. 2S42os;
Gags, 25Q CSC per bu; new Bermuoas'
N.15 per blu; new southern, N.to pu.
Pouftry--Broilers, 2sUs6c; chickens;
1sc; hens, lS@lshc; stays and OLD
ROSTERS, 12414c; ducks, lhI loc; geese
l2c; turkeys, 1T@lsc per III
Standardization cases, sS.oV'
bushels. $3.50.
sweet Potatoes - illinois. $40 per
hamper.
Taliow-No. 1, sIlc; No. 2, 6hc ID
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NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson;
craig a Co, May 81: Stocks opened
sfrong today and held firm throughout
the session until just before the close
when the market eased fractionally on
faEing' The wheat market begins TO
show evidence OF better crop conditions
and this may In part explain the pres
ent strength OF the security list. news
developments throughout the day Were
OF but little Importance. The bank
statement made very good SHOWING.
Quite a number OF bulls are predicting
better prices for active issues next
week
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DETROIT. May 2l.--Boston copper
Hayden. stone a Co Adv, 10; Anal,
AriE. com'l. s.ls2; ALL. 20; Bos; a CO..
$50; Butte, Ito; % 4 b.. ls0; G. 4 A.
Coal, s; Cir, $50; Or. 60; Ind, $40;
l. Roy 445; Kerr l., 1i6; Kew, 50;
Lake, SIS; Las. so; Mass, 7sl; Mia.
so: Nip, ESQ; n. B., ass; N. l., $50; o.
D., so; Par. 20; Ray, so; shan. 90:
sup, leO; 8. 8 r.. 450; Tam; 40; Trim,
u. Con. SO; Utah Cop. 200: Wet, loo.
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BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
Charles Manshardt. "a Linsse.
william Paqustte. 293 Champlain.
Morris Steinbefg. 1875 Napoleon.
Thomas Duran. 20S Grandy.
Frederick Macauley. S33 Stanley.
Hugh Scullen. $50 Grand blvd.
John Twomey. 22I Concord.
James MINIS, Woman's hospital.
Edward Derry. 1873 Maple.
Joseph Michaels. 65 Atwater.
Robert Quinstal. 331 Lemay.
BOYS.
BENJAMIN Behrmann. ass Beaubien.
Henry Kobe. 1877 Melbourne.
Boleslaw Danilowrz, l6l Thirty-thirC
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JAMES oNEIL ACQUITTED
sympathy For Child Factor In Faith
er's Discharge On Arson Charge.

Sympathy for James O'Neirs four
year-old child was a factor In secur-
ing his acQuittal by Police Justice
Stein. when tried In police court on
an arson charge. Saturday morning.
O'Neil was accused OF setting fire
10 refuse boxes Just for the mere JOY
OF seeing the fire department turn out.
The evidence against him was not
strong. and when reference was made
to o'Neirs child. the court decided
to discharge him.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. May 2l.-Close: Bears
are decidedly I'm thee majority, on
change and they were not atrai9 ns 20
appeared TO have forgotten all about
the concentrated holdings. and SOLD
literally on the Improvement In wealth
er and good crop prospects. The day
news was less bearish than on inc
other days OF this week. much COM
plant coming from the winter wheat
way, and fields elsewhere are turning
yellow. partly a result OF the OPERA
tions OF the Hessian ny and In pa. I
due 10 the recent cold and unfavorable
weather. Much complaint OF back
gan gan where g the crop has made little
progress In the past two week. weeks: The ,e
though IL was too cold few days ago.
The feeling on Saturday was oearlsh
I'm all grain centers. English markets
were lower. and Chicago was on Tue
slump most OF the time. In Detroit
trading was not active. but the feel.
Ing was bearish and prices worked
wheat. a1d c 4 for r corn.
Wheat Quotations-Cash and May
No. red. $40; July opened with
s Gss q ep ss opened sns a at sSs
and declined to H.olh;. No. white
Coarse grain quotations: corn-cash
sic: No. 2 yellow. 2 cars at csc.
0ats-Standard. /? cars al 45he; No.
white, 45c asked.
Rye-Cash No, 1, s2hc.
Beans-Cash, S2.2o; October, sos.
CIoverseed-Prime October. lOO Dag
at $3.50; sample, IL bags at -. 10 al
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Saturday included 1,010 bbls or nouI'
II cars of corn, OF oats and or rye.
Withdrawals were LIST bbls or nour.
stocks are 22T.274 blu or wheat. los,zei
bu OF corn. 1909 bu OF oats, and %
saturdays wheat receipts: St Louis,
20 600 bu' against 5000 bu year ago:
Kansas City. 34.O0 0bu. against is;eoo
bu; Duluth, % cars. against ~ Mih-
neapolis, 1870 cars. against lac.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO, Ohio, May 21.--wheat--
Cashand May. sll0A; July. s1.02A ;
Sept. Sl.ol%. Corn--Cash and May,
sic: July, s1%c: Sept, ease. Oats
cash and May, 43c: July, Ale; Sept.
2SsLc. Rye-No. 2. 7Sc; No. ;, DC.
$500; Oct. $6.45 u !;
Dec. ys.47Ih: March. ss.57h Prime
timothy-s215. Prime alsike-S6.9O /:
August. s7.40. Butter egEsEand nay
unchanged.
CHICAGO, May 2i.--Grain opening:
Wheat opened weak, May u " Nc low
err: July. VI NC lower; september =
x8Kc lower. Provisions. weak.
Close--May wheat closed &c lower.
July. 1hc lower: Sept, hc lower. May
corn closed %c lower; July. &c lower;
with Sept. lAc lower. Oats closed
weak. Provisions closed weak.
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soBBrNG PRICES.

baked beans. lib. 500 eoc: Lima beans.
n0l.6o. Corn-Fancy Maine s,lS'
pss.Fsn sse ea TfS' JS sss. SIS
sockeye. tall. $50: fiat. 81; Alaska
reds. $17o: Alaska pinks. si.i5; To-
matoes. 4s9soc: suecotash' tVL'
csgec Package coffee. loO-lo: case.
$l425Q7 delivered
Fesd-gTan; SIS: sas miad dH.S es sas;
ss7; coarse corn meal. ,27; corn and
FiouE-Michigan patents in wood.
s s s5.sS: G Clear IS. e per Dbl Rye
hour, $3.50 per bbl "a
ous=Raw linseed. $50 boiled In
shc; Perfection. loc. Eocene. lze;
tine. in barrel lots. sSMe per gal,
n.y. ssisSSsss asi med RSTa clear .sse
IS: smoked hams. 17h % $50: dry salt
ed briskets. 15hc; shoulders lfhc;
picnic hams. lahc: bacon. lsgsoc; iarn.
per ID.
susar-The retail price lis, for De.
cys; fGFsn Dss.o; and Hys! ersss
dominoes. 6-lb.. Ss25: eagle tablets.
xxx powdered. se.15: STANDARD pow
dered. 1910: graduated extra coarse.
$3.50: do. fine In bulk. $50: dc, GLIB.
cartons. $3.50; do, Alb. cartons. 80: do.
5-lb. cartons. $500; do. Job. cartons;
A, IS so; confectionery A. S566; No. !.
$3.50: No. s. s555: No 8. 1850; No. I.
tsts: No. $40; No; .. .S.ss: No 10.
is, Sis: No IA s5.i5: No. Is, s6.1s;
Michigan graduated. $3.50: household
powdered. lib. cartons, ~ to case, 1895
per case: household powdered. BIB
cartons. Is to case. $40 per case
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BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone A Co. May q: On Increased
per market IL strong Royale continues
The leader. selling as high as 2sAs.
Considerable more strength IL being
shown IN Lake Copper and North
Butte. which are each haif-point nigh
nf Ari1Qna Commercial At III also
shows half-point gain. Indiana sold
terior AZ 4s. n also point 6ixher' S Ss.
f4oia made a Eain Of ~ points, and
Parfott on single TRANSACTION sold at
~ which II gain OF points. The
ne entire llsf shows fractional ad-
Ia1ce1. Other departments 81 the
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DAILY DEATH LIST.

Elsie Bilske, 81 Scott. 2 months;
Lucy Peek. 1908 Van Dyke, IS years;
bronchitis.
Julia sellnger. 1923 ST. Aubin. 20
Alfred Kiekens. 754 Mt Elliott. 1s
years: carbolic acid poisoning. suicide.
Frank J. Kelley. 273 Philadelphia. Is
years: meningitis.
Fred Weise. Harper hospital. 4 years;
scarlet fever.
Nicholas Marriage, Grace hospital. %
years: mentn gifts.
George Eckhert House OF Providence,
I month; malnutrition.
Helen Marie. House OF Providence, /
month: enteritis.
Emma schenk. 1925 Chene. Sc years;
carcinoma.
Edgar Chevrette, l56 st. Aubin, 2
years. pneumonia.
Henry Herbertz 1870 Mt Elliott, 81
years; carbolic acid poisoning.
John II. Morris, 1905 Medbury, 5
months; pneumonia.
Maurice Peterson, Marine hospital,
10 years; appendicitis.
Fred 8. Grant $50 Fort west, ~
years. tuberculosis
Theodore Hupbell. b24 Lansing, 4
months; pneumonia.
Florentina oppat. l24 Christiancy,
years: pneumonia.
Raymond Lapierre. 2S3 Chestnut, 3
months: entero collttis.
Caroline Kosakowski, 15s Hale. SO
years: senility,
Peter Dzwijon. 1895 Michigan, 10
months: cholera infantum.
Catherine SZcZechowska. 173 Thirty
fret IS years: hepatlstis.
Margaret Grodis, $50 Hubbard,
years. nephritis.
May Lamarcrude 275 Russell, Is
years tuberculosis.
william o'Leary. ~ National. 80
years: paresis.
Helen Dooner. ST. Mary's hospital, SO
years: pneumonia.
Adolphys Decider, St. Mary's hospi-
tai e6 years. septicaemia.
Eva Janisewska. $40 Russell. IL
years: commissions.
Lawrence l. West, 1ss Pine, l month:
commissions.
I.eokadya Klonowski. $50 Thirty
fourth. IL months; e-.ampsia.
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the same time last year The receipts
TO May ~. Inclusive, were ss.t93.9b5
pounds. against 13s.5i4.6ll pounds for
the same period last year"
WEEKLY BANK sTATEMENT.
statement OF the associated hanks. fol-
lows: Reserve on all deposits, In
crease. s6.7l9.O25; reserve on deposits
722.350: loans, decrease, t3l2.1OO;
specie, increase, S6,5ll.600; legal ten
ders, Increase, S2.OI5.700; deposits, m
crease $7.A73, 1907 circulation. decrease.
si5,70o; total loans. N,iss.lSO,OOo
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Carson, Craig d. Co,

aie-7iA FORD EI.DG.- DETROIT.
stocks Bonds. Grain and ProvIsiona
Boston stock Exchange.
hember Chicago Borrd of Trade
Private wires to all markets.
Michigan correspondents OF Pnf.a
weber n CO.. Boston, and Legnn =
Brysu. New York and Chicago.
Stock certificates ds..vered promptlp
cerrespondencs solicited
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CHICAGO PROnUCE

CHICAGO. May 21.--Butter-Extra
26c; hrsts, csc; dairy, extras, csc: hrsts.
zee. Eggs-Prime frsts, 81 nc, nrsts.
l9c. Cheese-Twins, l3i2c, young
Americas, l4c. Notwithstanding 10
choice, 30a32c; market duh. Live
pouItry--Fowls. l6Hl6nc; ducks, $50
l5hc: geese, l2M15c.
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PRODUCE.

Price changes were few today. ana
a. rule. conditions were also about
as heretofore. the principal exception
BEING That strawberries were decidedly
buyers would ma the supply enttrsIy
exhaustsd There were q few coops os
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK; May 2l.-FIour-DuII.
nominally unchanged Pork-Qulet:
mess, s2i.25g2475. Lard--Qulet; mid
die. spot. $f31Ogl3.l5. Sugar-Raw
dull; refined, quiet Coffee--Rio No. 4,
on spot, SkdS&c. Tallow--Dull; city,
lac; country, 6A GTAc Dressed poul-
try--Firm. Cheese-Firm: state, milk.
new, common TO specials, 100 l5c. Cof-
fee options opened unchanged to
points higher. Butter-Weak; receipts
5,429; creamery, extra, 2Shc; state
dairy, tubs, 23lk 42Sc: imitation cream
cry, firsts 24G25c Eggs-QuIet; re-
ceipts 1871; nearby white, fancy. gao
zee; mixed fancy, 22g23c; fresh firstS,
2l a 22Ac
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butt r - Creameries, extras. 57c;
hrsts, Gee: dairy butter. 2lc. packing
stock. 20c per 10.
EEgs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included, 20bc per doc. Receipts on
Saturday, 641 cases.
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CARD OF THANKS.

MRS. FRANCIS y. STARK wishes 10
express her sincere thanks and ap-
probation To her relatives and friends
For their beautiful floral tributes and
kind sympathy extended TO her In
her late bereavement. speciai ac-
acknowledgement 10 clergy, Knights OF
Columbus. and c. NJ. b. A. No. -.
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Markets and Finance
BOsTON COPPER SALES.

, market are also stronger without
prominent features.
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LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALo-opeains.

EAST
EAST auFFXLo. " 4. May Vi
Especial. )--Receipts g cars. slower.
Pest 1900 g, 90 i;'sO,; kS - steer. ,7;sSS
OILS; best LOO to 1,aoo-ls shipp,ns
steers. 1000 70 100 lbs. 5000; light
s SSsSns ssse@T; fair I 70 good cows s $50
Best Best fat Reifers. ,iSf.sO; good fst S ssyIt
az; Best feeding steers xo0d .sSasfs:
:rs All grades. ss;iSSH. pest bull.
xgs SGs soi sHsFse sq sss ss. S,ls tsI.
and spTinsers, s5GSt; common 10
good. do. s25945 each.
Hogs--Recelpts l6 cars. lower: heavy.
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts 10 cars.
slow: best lambs. SS.509S.I5: year
llng. .t7g7.sO; wsthers. 'Sgs.25; ewes.
Caivss-s5Qs
EAST BUFFALo-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO, N Y. May 2l.-
The market closed with the following
quotations; !SattdlesE;Reeelpts 80
soc lower: common 10 choice. seas IS
sheep and Lam6s-Receipts 400. slow,
Csc lower; choice lambs. Ss.5Oqs.i5:
Z. sheep. sids Hogs--Receipts 2.55S.
slow and lower: workers.. $9.g5UiO:
pigs, Sl0.05: mixed, 1926: heavIes, 1890
G9.95; roughs, Ss.50@9; stays, sS9ss0.
CHICAGO LIvEsToCK.
CHICAGO. May sl.--CattIe-Receipts
500. steady beeves S5.s09S.7O; rex
ans, S5@640; western. t5.25Q5.4O;
stockers and feeders, S496.6O; COWS
sas hf mossksesgip,s 5000 SS,v s;sass '0 g
strong; Hight. tstoqs7o; mixed. Ss.5s
g $50; pigs, ts.ioQs.eO. Sheep and
S46 $50; western. t4a6s0: lambs, na,
tive, tb.759s.90; western. s6.504S.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, o., May 2l.-Hozs-
tE 81 sc sTo. lSe ca Lover all grades,
Ia mbs--Receipts cars, $3.50 ton
Cslves-Receipts 100. 1915 top.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-21
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

7 Ferguson arrived In Detroit.
Friday. to take up his duties as the
detroit general agent for the Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific railroads.
He succeeds F. d. Choate, who has
zone TO Denver as general agent Tor
The Union Pacific in that territory.
OfBcisls of the Richelieu & Ontario
Navigation Co, are hosts today to a
number of Detroit transportation men
who have accepted an invitation for
a pleasure ride on the company's fine
new messenger steamer, Rochester,
which leaves Saturday evening Tor
Lake Ontario.
]. L. Hudson. OF the J. l.. Hudson
Co. Detroit, and the Thompson-Hud-
son Co. of Toledo. was the guest OF
honor at banquet given by the
Toledo Chamber of Commerce In the
Maumee town, Thursday. In com
menting IN Toledo's reputation as
"wide-open" town he told OF the work
OF the committee Of 100 business men
In Detroit In securing the enforcement
of the saloon laws.
Loud In their praises OF Detroit and
| what she is accomplishing along com
mercial and industrial lines. the Utica
business men who have been visiting
the city as guests OF the Board OF
! Commerce. left at 10 o'clock for To-
ledo, taking up the last stage Of their
pilgrimage through the middle west.
/ The visitors we're particularly I'm
pressed with Detroit's municipality
owned water and electric lighting sys-
TENS and In its parks. The party has
been en- tour since May 10 and IL now
near the end OF its 2.049 mile trolley
trips. The sole object Of the excursion
Is TO learn how other cities are doing
things
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-21
U. s. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden,
Stone & Co, HIGHS Griswold-st:
Opening Closing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-21
EAST BUFFALo-CIo.e.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CLEvELANn

CLEVELAND, o., May 2l.--Hoxs-
EsssiDtc: so. l ssc. lover All sTadgs
Lambs--Receipts cars. $3.50 TON
Csives-ReceIpts 100. ss.75 TOP W.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-21

Two die sinkers and four good
drop hammer men and two case
hardeners. Only first-claSs
men need apply. EMF
Plant No. 3, Clark and West
Jefferson.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-21
H0ME-CITY S3s5.
BELL-MAIN 1893.

For the convenience or patrons,
arrangements have been made with
the following to receive liner ao-
vsrusements At the same rate NJ
charged with the home ofnce:
EAST SIDE.
Houghten-Frepch Coal Co. No. az
Canfield-avs. east
Mt. elliott Pharmsey, Mt. Elliott and
0ratiot-
T. Brown. No 1859 Jerfersop-ave.
.. Mcpherson. No. 24O0 Gratiot-ave.. op
posite car barns
WEST SIDE.
A. @. EaBsor, No. sos Grand River-ave
Turner stanton, No. l6s Myrtle-st.
y. ". DrfscoIl, No. All Michigan ave.
J. w. Willard. No. l4ls Forrest. west.
w. W. BRUSH, No. 594 Michigan-ays.