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The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
INSURGENTS WAGE FIGHT
ON CONGRESSMAN TAwNEY
Minnesota VIII Declare for Pro0res-
sive Policies or Stand-Pattism at
Primary Elections Tuesday.

Minnesota VIII Declare for Pro0res-
sive Policies or Stand-Pattism at
Primary Elections Tuesday.
ST. PAUL. Mimi, Sept. 1s.-With
fights having been waged in all but
two of the congressional districts In
Minnesota, the state tomorrow will
declare itself for either "Stand-Pat-
tism" or Insurgency" through the
congressional primaries.
The campaign has been the most
holly contested in years, the chief
fight being directed against Congress-
man James A. Tawney In the First
district who for Is years has stood
as one of the "old Guard" TO Speaker
Cannon.
Tawney is opposed by Sydney An
derson, a young attorney. Insurgeni
leaders have given him every assist
ance and such progressive leaders as
f. j. Heney, OF San Francisco and
Clifford Piuchot have taken q part In
the campaign. Anderson Is believed
to have an oven chance to win.
The other districts where the in
fourth and fifth.
In the fourth, Congressman r q.
Stevens, stand-patter. is opposed by
H. I. Halbert, insurgent.
In the NTH district, A. H. Hall, pro
gressive Is seeking the seat Of Con-
gresham f. M. Nye. Nye will prob
ably win, as he has declared against
Cannon's reelection.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
Nomination May Be
Forced Upon 6aynOr

NEW YORK. Sept. ls.-with the
Domocratic state convention little
lore than week away, Mayor VIII
Nam J. Gaynor. of New York Is rapid
~ qualifying for the role OF q guber-
nntorinl candidate. The prediction Is
freely made today that the mayor. de-
.uDite his earlier statement that moth
~ could prevent him from complet-
~ his mayoralty term, will allow the
rate standard ~ be placed In his
ond. Today's predictions are based
&1 two letters written by the mayor.
NJ one OF these to the secretary Of the
nrntoga county convention he Is said
~ have written:
NJ n shall have to carefully consider
&o matter In the near future"
70 the president Of the Buffalo Po-
IkiCal club he wrote.
Il must Inform myself and act not
~ my own future and interest, but
Wholly as to what is right and best
NJ others"
Fressed for direct answer today
~ the inquiry OF whether he would
1oftlee the nomination IL rendered him
I<be mayor declined absolutely to dis
Nnoo the matter.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
IT BEING FAIR WEEK

of the but principle
benin is justth he same money .
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because the od
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TOT nen
line OF prety
conn
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world mine
millionaire will
ife
while When something for moth
when fortune for the investment Of few hundred
Of the
sies is high that watch is
roll You safely set him down as
a
hard
investigation this
offered the who
opportunities for BONANZA profits do begging.
against
gained
sold This just much bad Investment wildcat mining
a gold brick.
n
ares
impossible
lis
but
do the other 81 Of the
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
SAYS OWENS IS BEST BET.
Mayor 6reitmeyer Believes Proctor
X. Owens Will BE His Successor.

IF | were betting man, I should
regard Proctor X. owens as the best
bet on the mayoralty fght.' said
Mayor Breitmeyer, Monday. IL be-
lieve he will be elected. In all the
shops and factories, sympathy is with
Owens. and that is the class Of peo-
pie that will get out and vote this
fall I don't think there Is going to
be SO large a vote from the so-called
thinking classes
Any fear that the east-side Ger
mans, who voted for Owens to re-
Duke Breitmeyer will desert the Re-
publican candidate in election may
be dismissed" said Aid. Goeschel OF
the Thirteenth ward. They are Re-
publicans and Will stick by the ticket.
Furthermore, they seem to have TAX
en- to owens"
Current opinion as to the chances
OF the various candidates Is reflected
in three bets posted In Cottington's
saloon, one of $40 to 500 on Frank
Z. Doremus to defeat Congressman
DENLY: one of $500 to $3.50 on Chase
s.. Osborn for governor. and one OF
$500 to $500 on Thompson as against
Owens for mayor.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
"PR0HIBs" HAVE CITY TICKET.
Nominations Made by Writing II
Names on Primary Ballots.

Z. w. Mason, Prohibition leader,
visited City Clerk Charles A. Nichols,
Monday, and secured the full list Of
nominees for city Offices named by his
party by writing the names In on the
primary ballots. , Aldermen have been
nominated in all but three OF four
wards, and Mason says that an active
campaign will be made. The list fol-
lows:
Mayor, James G. Pierce; city clerk,
Arthur F. Kruger: city treasurer, j.
r. Walters; estimators at large,
Isaiah s. Morris, K. 8. Raymond, John
Weaver, Herbert l.. Russell A. f..
Wetmore; aldermen: First ward,
E T. Bird, A. s. Dudley; Second
ward. Milton G. Wylie, Fred
l.. Linsell; Third ward, d. c. Lundy,
Robert Zanher; Fourth ward. William
j. colweil, james Brown; Fifth ward,
Charles B. Bosler. A. Z. Tower; Sixth
ward, Walter Wesley, z. F. Edy;
Eighth ward, Z. A. Osborn, Eugene
Roy; Tenth ward. John j. Spangle,
Joseph +. Putnam; Eleventh ward,
William Nicholson. George Robinson;
Twelfth ward, J. j. Russell, Jr., VIII
liam b. Troop; Fourteenth ward.
James Manifold, John Crosby; Fiji
teenth ward. Cyrus J. Atkin, Thomas
Deheck; Sixteenth ward, John NJ. Ash
ley, Frederick Haskell: Seventeenth
ward, Ira f. Osborn, William Farmer;
Eighteenth ward, Albert T. King.
Louis II. Sass.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Sept. is.-Fiour: Dull
and unchanged Pork: Steady; mess,
spot spot I Sass @1aS5. Sugar: Raw. quiet;
centrifugal. SO test, sLSs: muscovado,
SO test, SO. Sc; refined. quiet: cut loaf.
1896: crushed, $685.: powdered. IS %:
granulated, s5.15. Coffee: Rio No. Z
on spot IlaI1ne Taiiow; Firm; city.
q eoc. Dressed poultry; ., Weak; , tur-
$50 isc; ducks. 1874 alec. Live poui-
try: Firm: geese, 12c: ducks, 14c;
fowls, 151s q Ice; turkeys. t2m i5c;
ROSTERS, lie. Cheese: Dull; state milk.
common to specials. 10H G11c: skins,
common to specials. eQ12hc; full
skins. ga M4c.
Butter: Quiet and steady: receipts.
sos; creamery extra, soc: state dairy
tubs, 23M29c. imitation creamery
arsts. 2iM25c Eggs: Quiet and firm;
receipts. s.l69; nearby white fancy. 30
= 3sc; nearby mixed fancy. 27@29c;
fresh hrsts. 23M2 CSC.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19

Canned Go0as-Apples. gals. $2.1e'
baked Deans. l-io, Bog eoe; Lima beans.
standard. s5c. Table beets. 81. 20 " l. 40.
Peas-Fancy. early June. $l.35: stand
ards. 81: soaked. 6047oe. salmon
sockeye.- tall. 81; HAT. sails; Alaska
reds, $l.75; Alaska. pinks, Sl.2s. To-
matoes. 4sG soc; succotash. ylWl.l0 per
dos.
$l5. 75Q 1850. delivered.
coarse middiings, $2S; cracked corn,
s27: coarse cornmeai. $2;: corn and
oats eAee, $2s per ton -,
straight. Si.so. clear. 81 per obi Rye
Hour. $3.50 per Dbl
olis1Raw iinsesds; 'i:osG; ,, boiled lin
sene. Sc; Perfection shc: Eocenc.
ilhc: crown gasoline. lie per gal: tur-
pentine. In barrel lots. % lac per gal
,s sss r. %sdlSa e Gear %
smoked hams. lS9ishc: dry saited
briskets. lac: shoulders. lac; picnic
hams l3e;-bacon,+ IL ~ lsc. lard. In
tierces. lsc; kettle rendered. lac per
suxar-Quotations corrected daily by
w. II edgar & Son. The retail price
LIST for Detroit; D Snr, a pn, toinrsa
River Rouge: Crystal dominoes. 2-lb..
Ss75; bib, ys.25: Eagle tablets. 81. 20;
cut loaf. $50; cubes: se.sb; Xxxx
sST HS! saanuiased exara coarse ~1 ssso
granulated, fine. In bulk. S. 10; granu-
lated, in 25-lb. cotton bags. S5.75; Mich
i!FaEo granula.,tsd: $3.50; d, Ia 4.
ssS No. No. g. ;sssss: No. No. g. ;s 1885, No. No. l.
S5is: No. 8. SIS. 40: No. 8. s535; No. 10.
1875 Il. s5is 50 No. Il. Sis. No. Is. sis per
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
SAYS TYPIST DESIGNED
TO MARRY DIR. CRIPPEN
Woman Testifies That Miss Leneve
Was Waiting for Mrs. crippen to
Leave Her Husband.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-the desire to
marry Ethel Clare Leneve, his
typist, was established today as the
motive for the alleged murder OF
Belle Elmore Crippen, by DR.. H. II.
Crippen. Mrs. Emily Jackson. a
neighbor OF the Crippens testified at
the resumption OF the coroner's in.
quest that Miss Leneve told her sew
eral weeks before the disappearance
OF Mrs. Crippen that she and the
doctor were only waiting for Mrs.
Crippen TO make good her threat to
leave her husband so that the doctor
could get divorce"
After the divorce Miss Leneve said,
Mrs. Jackson testified. she and Grip
pen would be married.
II occasionally visited Miss Leneve
before Mrs. Crippen disappeared"
the witness said II always found her
depressed and fearful. She told me
that she realized her embarrassing
position whenever she saw the Grip
pens together. She said they quar-
that she was the cause Of the
trouble"
Mrs. Crippen threatened to leave
the doctor for another man, Miss
Leneve told Mrs. Jackson. She did not
question Miss Leneve as to who this
man was.
Further proof that Belle Elmore
crippen had scar similar to that
disclosed on the remains found in the
cellar OF DIR. H. II. Crippen's house.
was given at the resumption OF the
inquest today OF Mrs. Stratton, wife
of an Englishr comedian and close
friend of Mrs. Crippen.
Mrs. Stratton said that Mrs. Grip
pen had undergone an operation that
produced just such a scar as that
found on the remains. Inspector Dew
repeated much OF his police court
testimony at today's inquest.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
se.a...-cood .hipp,ns stock. si.ss

nananas-oood shipping stock. Use
01.b0. according TO duality
o::.;-PE,sS 1a%s; q so
cS:sS.::~sisoSs g per SS Bi' on
S SSs p,s% s.'' ;so fssr' per SSs
grapes. si.toVs per box: peaches. soe
VG t.. s:. 90. Michigan aa,. isSisNe:
brick, iTMeQis domestlc. SWISS. nc
D.tss-Psr.ian. tote per Id; FardA
'g Drs... De- Cave. Choice. u0iixo:
Figs-Imported. new. n0l<o per 10;
California. sSc per box. ,.n
ssc per dox; lettuce. S5Q7oe blu; head
lettuce, S2@c.a6 per hamper; raaisney,
round. ioc per dox: wax beans. -
green peppers. soc per 6u: red peppers.
Gssrss-bsiawares. ponies. toc: Con-
iSrd as. ; 20 $50. .fYs si.wal ss' 10 iss sS
Hay--Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for paied hay In car
new, sls0sIs.50. No. . timothy, siS0
1850: clover. mixed. SIS YlS,oo; rye
straw, -s7.759s; wheat and oat straw,
L ,Ss c hay mn IG% ranged
from $lsQ21. as to quality:
Hides-No. cured. loo; No. ] green.
SC: No. / cured bulls. &c: No. ! green
&c: No. 4 cured kip. lohc; No. i green;
&c: No. ! cured Murrain. &c; NO
green. Sc; No. cured. half itrei No
ss.bo: No. 2. $3.50: sheepskins. As to
wool. 20 a ,6c: No. q hides. lc on. KIP
Heney-Fancy white. is0l7c;. am
Der. l20 lac; extracted. rose per ID
Hnekieberries-$t per bu
Lemons--California, sS.soge.so per
BOZ him Ms..;nss g ssS Der iO per box
Meioss--Rocky Fords.- sa92.s per
case; watermeions. 25 " soc each Usage
l.9e0l75 per bu.
MusAroonss-l5al6 0c per bu.
Onions--Southern. sl.e5 per sack, soc
per bu; Spanish, $1.2s per crate; PICK
ing onions yISSgs PEI a I ,s7s
Piaeappie-Floridas, $4,000 crate.
Peaches - Small baskets. 70 t9c;
fancy, Is; IA. 81: A. S176: b. si'se'
G. 90 60c per blu.
Peers-Bartletts. sl.5o9L7s per bus
xteo $3.50 per Dbl; common. N'soV1
Piuns-st75as per bu. -,
Petatoes-soathern. s2.so per Dbl. IS
~i P"ui try W Springs. 1sc; hens, .lAc;
old ROSTERS, sgi0c. ducks. 16g 10 hc;
geese. i2e: turkeys; i7gisc per al 10 nal
bu. S2.4o per Dbl; Jerseys. $3.50 per Dbl.
SIPS per bu.
Tomatoes-Home-gr grown. 70 q s5c blu
TailOw-No. 1, exc: No 2. bAc 10
WOol--Medium. unwashed, lS021c;
hne unwashed. ltGlsc Der 10.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
COPPER MARkET-CI0se.

Ariz comi lsA; Al 70 A GS,es I%
Ely lie. Cal q Ariz %; Tn,e, . a.
DAILY o west sH. Davis Daiy a, East
Butte Z. First Nat sS, Franklin T.
CRANKY 80. Giroux s1h, Gold Cons =,
G-Can ga. Hancock 20. Helvetia e
Kerr Lake sH. weweenaw sh. La Rose
az. Lake 81. New Cons 20. Nipissins II.
No Butte 27a. No Lake 81. Ohio Cop
Gems ia. shan Ga. santa Fe n. So
Lake s. Sup Pitts 1ih. Smelling
28L do pref ~.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
EDS JABS ROOSEVELT,
G0MPERS AND OTHERS
(cails Former President Dishonest
and Says Labor Head eetrays
American WorI<inpmen.

RsucStC0u WoFSiu0moUs
CHICAGO, Sept. 19.-Eugene ".
& Qobe, formerly candidate for the So
Gtalist party for president. opened the
NH campaign OF the socialist party
~ Cook county yesterday in a speech
~ which he launched into philippics
Ixainst the United State supreme
e4ourt, the national constitution, labor
R Unions, federal judges and finally in
0iv1duals. In the latter class he nam
+. "a Theodore Roosevelt. John Nit
Ghell, Samuel Gompers, George B.
Cortelyou. Judge Peter 8. Grosscup,
~ Chicago, and August Belmont.
The constitution of the United
( mates" said Mr.. Debs, lis a class
4ocument. II was prepared by the
colonial capitalists with the distinct
10ea OF keeping the working classes
Down.
The United States supreme court
4 Aos always been capitalist organi-
3 1otfon- 1t IL made up of nine corpora
Hon lawyers. and its master is the
y (uuets who control the government in
every department.
The American people In some re.
3 oDects are the most cowardly on
oarth- The thing for them to do is
. 70 organize great industrial organi.
Z noti0n, embracing all the workers
and not just collection of labor
\ Unions. The day of the labor union
+ = past 1t was good thing once, but
now II the tool of the capitalist and
the capitalist politician.
The so-called labor leaders are
& misleaders. We see Sam Gompers
md John Mitchell sitting at the same
& tnble with August Belmont and other
rich enemies OF the working classes
81 the two men-Belmont and Com
peril have infinitely more respect
B DR. the former, plutocrat and plumber
~ though he may be, than for the
after, . man who betrays the people
+ - has been chosen to serve"
Discussing former President Roose
4oIt, Mr.. Debs said:
Tie n q dishonest man. He advo
<otes publicity for campaign contri
0<lons, but ignores challenge 10
1bl1eh the names OF the trusts which
nED1ohed the money to elect him in
~ George b. Cortelyou, a Roose
ne lackey, went to the trusts and
~ the Information he had to hold
~ M for millions"
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

reported for The Times by Paine.
webber a. Co. Sept. 10:
wheat-There was q choppy market
I'm wheat all morning but the night ap-
pears to be around 81 for December.
Twice the price has been over S1.O0A
and twice back TO 99&c. May has had
a range from si.061 to S1.05A and
now only a fraction over the low point.
Armour. Peavey and Bartlett brokers
sold some wheat early. Rankin. Lake,
Bloom, Slaughter. Pringle Wing and
Ware Leland have been on the buying
side, although northwest cars fall much
short OF last year.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
Senator Lodge Faints at Meeting.

BOSTON, Sept. 19.-Following his
collapse at the close OF a political
speech at Norwood Saturday, II il re-
ported that United States Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge may have To cur
tail his campaign this fall. Senator
Lodge has been in somewhat poor
health for over year and at the con-
clusion Of an outdoor speech Satur-
day he had fainting spell, after re-
firing from the platform.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
HEIKE IS SENTENCED.
Convicted Sugar Trust officisi
Granted Stay Pending Appeal.

NEW YORK. Sept. 13.-Charles X.
Heike, former secretary and trensur-
er OF the American Sugar Refining
Co, was today sentenced to eight
months imprisonment I'm Blackwell's
Island and fined $1,000. BY Federal
Judge Martin. Heike was convicted
in the recent sugar fraud cases.
Judge Martin granted a stay pend
Ing appeal and reduced Heikes bail
to $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19

II is said that the basis for the re.
port that Sears-Roebuck q Co.. OF
Chicago. had bought large number
of Buick cars at a big concession In
price, Is the listing In the firms new
catalogue so-called Buck car. This
car IL said to be a high-wheeled bug,
gy type, nothing like the Buick
machine. Buick officials have denied
the alleged sale to the Chicago house
but the report was widely circulated
and found considerable credit
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
BOSTON COPPER LETTERS.

Reported tor The Times by Paine,
WebDer n CO.. Sept. ~:
London metal market opened steady.
Spot. GAL i5s. on Is Sd. futures. oei ios'
unchanged.
The Boston market shows continued
duliness on the opening this morning
with stocks y to u under saturday
closing prices. North Butte declined
The latter has rallied again TO tue
opening price OF l+h. Algoma sold
al III this morning. although the news
from this mine Is not at all bad.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19

gins to look ~ though the demand
vas getting pretty vel filled up. APP
Pies, pears. piums and grapes were IN
good supply and demand at steady
prices The butter market was = little
easy In tone. and any change at Elgin
was expected 10 be In the downward
direction. There WAS no poultry In
early to test the market. but stocks
did not wholly clean up on saturday.
those dealers who did sell out clean
doing so at small price concessions.
advance. and the market as whole
was very steady.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. l9.--Opening: Wheat
opened stronger. Sept. being Ac. Dec.
&c and May Ac higher. Sept. corn
&c. Dec. ~ and May sc lower Sept.
oats &C lower. Dec. and May same as
the closing price Saturday Provisions
dull and Tower.
Noon: Sept wheat &c. Dec. &c and
May "a higher Sept corn Ac higher.
Dec. isc lower and May &c higher.
Oats same as opening price.
Close: Sept. wheat nc. Dec. &C and
May sc lower. Sept. corn &c higher.
Dec. &c lower and May &c higher.
All oats closed at opening price. Pro-
visions higher.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
Chinese Prince Arrives in Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. ia
royal salute greeted the Liner Man
churia. when she steamed into the
harbor from the orient today, carry
ing Prince Tsai Hsun. representative
OF the Chinese government, who is In
the United States on secret mis-
sion. Gen. Tasker Bliss. who has
beer In command of the army man
euvres at Atascadero. was on hand TO
assist In the reception.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
aox Mualcian Missing.

In the disappearance OF Vincent De
Augustine. boy musician, Detroit. has
lost one of It's most picturesque street
players. Vincent Is Is years old and
he has been absent from his home at
No 1s0 Lelana-st.. since sept. 16. He
IA an accordion player.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19

~ oorporation during the last
&nm1nt. vas expected to at-
~ Art meeting today. After
Inner at the Graduates club.
mt Taft viii leave for Cincin-
Ynft Wants Canal Fortified.
vIRLY. Mass, Sept. 1s.-Be-
Ioaving Beverly for Boston last
~ automobile TO take the mid
1Pain for New Haven and Gin
III President Taft announced
N hls message to congress In
umber he will recommend the APP
r1ation Of s2,o00,000 to begin the
n of terrifying the Panama canal
Tart has always favored the pro-
ton Of the canal with great guns
he thinks the time has arrived TO
I'M the work.
The president also will recommend
oongress that provision be made
q two new battleships OF the Dread
1n0ht type. Mr.. Taft does not be-
w. that the economy plans should
|ooIude the construction Of at least
AL W8klIo&uIp8 y year untii oueh ss-.S
] the Panama canal Is completed.
y believes that the canal will have
y offect Of doubling the efficiency
/ ne navy and that after II Is In OPP
|nkiou the building OF new battle
1po can be cut down to one yearly.
The president will reach Washing
q next Sunday, the 25th. The cab
x will begin a series OF daily meet
- the morning Of Monday, the 10th.
, q expected that the cabinet VIII
ut with the president probably
MY day while he 10 In Washing
y Most OF the members Of the cab
q will be the presidents guests
the white house and informal
settings will be almost continuous.
nocretary Ballinger. 1t Is said. Will
tend al of the meetings and so Tar
j Beverly n informed, the Ballinger
- viii not be taken up.
Uconomy of administration In all
|Oortments will be one OF the many
|kjocts considered by the cabinet.
inmates for the coming fiscal year.
Is VIII be considered at great
nth. The presidents supreme
NJ appointments will be discussed
|fh his cabinet advisers, although
= president has announced that he
~ not make these appointments unr
after congress il In session.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19

An interesting contest is going on
in london between old-fashioned
scrub women on one side and scien-
lists on the other, each endeavoring
to prove their method the best for
keeping school buildings clean.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-CreamelIfv. extras. 30hc Id:
nrsts, csc: dairy butteF a3c: packing
stock 22c per To-
Eggs-Fresh current rec.irts. cases
included. csc per doz. Receipts Mon
day. 330 cases.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
OUT OF WORK, KILLS HIMSELF

FLINT, Mich, Sept. 19.-Wflliam r.
Lotke. As years old, killed himself last
night at his home on Newall-sf., by
drinking two ounces OF carbolic acid.
He was a factory hand. and had been
out of work for some time. He leaves
widow and three children. the old
est Il.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
Markets and Finance

$40: Mia. 200; Mob. so; New. is; Nip.
b. iss; oss c.. 5; Ray. 500; shan. aSs'
ss'. 20: Sup, avs: s. Is. as. sX~. 20; Tn.
~: ", =. T.. 80; pfd. ~; u. 10; Vie''
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

SEPT s ,uIn.ssS sg HsgSs"
sine. 100; Arc. iiS;A. &. q; BN. SO:
Blu, so -. a B. i,s35; g. a A., IS; G.
8 H. 9; en-. 800; y; w, $40; Y. 7.
sss Er as Cir t i27o ,s Gs. ,S 5s e. sss g.:
ff'Vh ROY sss; Kerr L.. ss5; Kew, 20:
Lake. 400; Las. ITO; Mass, 20; Mex.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19

Reported Tor The Times by Paine
Weber & Co, Sept. 10,
london cables were from y to ~
lower this morning and opening prices
on the New York exchange were AT
mes There was some selling Of stocks
by room traders, which carried prices
lower but later, after a period OF dull
ness, the market hrmed and early sell
ers turned BUYERS Prices at noon were
somewhat Irregular, but generally
nj CHER than the previous close.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
Rogers & MacFarlane. arch

Rogers & MacFarlane. architects,
have awarded the contracts for the
six-story building at Farrar and
Grand River, east. The work of ex-
cavation Is already well under way.
The building is being put up by the
Whitney estate for l.. ID. King & Co.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
ADVICE TO INVESTORS


ss nr ss' Of II b.saoi fms
the
~sndw wall
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
Prof. solomon Masurette, once . well,

prof. Solomon MaHurette, Ouce = W."
known musicisn and COMPOSER sna
IA with music In Detroit, fs very
en- in ST. Mary's hospital. and 1t Is
reared he will not recover. The ola
musician Is said to be destitu.e. a.,
f'rndon. ont. Although but 81 years
old he appears much older. and the
bospital physicians and nurses say
his physical strength 10 at 10" eoo
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CLEVELAND.
PRODUCE.

Receipts OF peaches this morning In
cluded about 1900 bushels from the
Islands and some six or seven cars
from western Michigan. and while the
market cleaned up fairly well. IL be-
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19

NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK. Sept. 19.-Money on
call. 1N: time money. 4hc for six
months. Bar silver; London. "a s-lC:
New York; 6Sh Demand sterling.