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The Detroit times., 1910-10-08

ard, 81: soaked. 6oG7te. salmon
sockeye. tail, 81: fiat. t1:1s; Alaska
reds, $i.75; Alaska. pinks. N:2s, Toma-
toes. asa soc: succotash. NVLis per
doz.
Conce-Packed coffee. 1oo-ib. case.
$l5.75U 1880. delivered.
Feed-Bran, as fine middiings. se1:
coarse middlings. $25; cracked corn;
s2s coarse cornmeal. s27: corn ana
oats chop. SEA per ton.
FIour-Michigan patents, In wood
sest so Sre elear psn Dbl Ry:
Ons-Raw linseed, sl.o4i boiled I'm
seed. sl05. Diamond headlight kero-
sene SC: Perfection. sac; Eocene,
lac; crown gasoline. lec per gal tur-
pentine In barrel fots. sohcl4 gal
;, Prosi.ion.M,Mess pork; $3.50; fam m
hams. i5Qiehc; dry salted briskets
ls&c kettle rendered. 1+*c per ID
STANDARDIZATION corrected daily oy
w a Edgar & Son. The retail price
Highland Park. North Detroit and
ss75. 6-lb', ss25: Eagle tablets. 81 20;
cut loaf. 1870; cubes. $3.50: xxx
powdered. s6l5: standard powdered.
ss.1o: granulated. extra coarse. $3.50;
lated. in Alb cotton bags IS rs: Mich
igan graduated. $50; diamond A.
$3.50; confectionery A. s5:ss; No. I.
sssssSS No No & RE zee: No No. & $685. No. No.
t5.ts No, s. $40; No; .. $3.50 No 10.
Il, iS.iS: No. II sS.is; No. is. '5.iS per
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
.DETR0|TERS FORM
MOTORCYCLE co.
Former EMF Stockholders Largely
Interested in 100000 Concern
Which Will Operate in Pontiac.

Following the fling OF the articles
OF incorporation In lansing. comes the
formal announcement of the formation
OF the Pontiac Motorcycle Co.. q
100000 corporation, the stockholders,
being Detroiters who have been prom.
inently identified with the automobile
Industry Among them are: DIR. James
b. Book. Charles /. Palms, K. Leroy
Pelletier. Robert NJ Brownson and
Harry l.. Cunningham.
DR.. Book and Mr.. Palms were, until
the recent sale to J. p. Morgan & Co..
the largest stockholders In the EN-.
+. Co. Mr.. Brownscn has been Sec
rotary and treasurer and chief legal
adviser OF the same company and also
was stakeholder. He has resigned
his position TO become general man.
ager of the new concern. K. Leroy
Pelletier is well-known az the adver-
Using manager of the EMF. Co., but
will give up this position to devote
his entire time TO the motorcycle
business.
Max Wollering. formerly production
manager OF the EMF. Is one OF The
incorporators and director in the
motorcycle company. He will have
charge of the manufacturing end
Messrs. Book, Pelletier. Brownson end
Wollering comprise the board OF IL
rectors. Officers are: President and
general manager. Robert M. Brown
son; secretary. Ja:aes B. Book. Jr;
treasurer Harry l.. Stanton.
A plant Is under construction In
Pontiac and will De In operation Jan.
/. The company owns tract or ID
acres on Saginaw-st., opposite the
plant of the Welch Motor Car Co.
About 100000 is being spent for plant
and equipment
The company will manufacture
twin-cylinder chain-driven machine OF
three and one-halt horsepower, weigh
ing about 1875 pounds. which will be
placed on the market next spring,
number OF special features picked up
by Mr. Pelletier in Europe will be In
corporated.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08

can Icrossbreds and Australian neg1noA
Montana is selling quite freely In orig.
lnaI bags at 22h q 2+c and IN gre1ed
ssctions Include Wyoming and Utah IN
original packages At 10000; originei
Arizona at 5snsoc secured; Ohio =.
blood at ssh QeIhc: Ohio blood ana
A blood at 2sW2sc: northern Cenro!-
MIA. IL months. at about CSC; sample
bags OF \ months Texas at bb0eto The
shipments OF wool from Boston 70 OCT.
8, inclusive, were l47.?7b;lN pounds,
against 200.476. i46 pounds for the sane
time last year. The receipts were 19s;,
s07.732 pounds for the same period.
against Sts,961,4s2 pounds for the same
period last year.
LONDON. Oct s.---A miscellaneous
assortment OF 13.41s bales was offered
at the wool auction sales today. The
demand was fair and recent rates were
maintained Merinos sold In sellers
favor. The sales follow: New South
Wales. 2S0o bales; secured. 7&d0
Is shd, greasy. 6hd0ls I'd. Queens
land 2400 bales; secured, IL lido
2s I'd; greasy. sdG1s I'd. Victoria. 800
bales: secured, Is SD %; greasy, edo
Is South Australia. 200 bales: secured.
IL hdGls SID: greasy 1od Ii. West
Australia. 100 bales. greasy. 7hd0
Is 4d. New Zealand. 1000 bales:
secured. 1s41s l1hd; greasy. ekd0
Is I'd Cape OF Good Hope and Natal,
600 bales; secured. 1s6hd01s shd;
greasy. ca Q9d. Punta Arenas. 400
bales; greasy. 5hdQls.
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ceipts $50, market slow and a5c lower;
Gull to choice. ss@1o.76. sheep and
Lambs--Receipts 500, market active
and 25c higher; choice lambs. $1,000
7.7si Gull 10 fair. s6W7,25: -yeariings.
IS. 25@S. rs; sheep. ssGt7b. Hogs-Re-
ceipts 1850. market slow and easier;
Workers.. ss.t0ue.50: pigs, sg.toms. as:
mixed. IS. 2h0s3b; heavy, $s.2b: roughs.
$s@s.i5: stays. s79T.50.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Oct s-Hogs-Receipts
10000. market ioc lower. mixed and
Qss5, rough heavy. Sso6 a SIS: light.
ts.506s1o; pigs. Ss2Ogs. Cattie-Re-
ceipts 1000. market steady, beeves.
s<.70QS: cows and heifers, 81 IS q 6. 40
stockcrs and feeders. x425ub. IS. Tex
ans. ss.+006.75; calves. $7Qlo. sheep
and Lambs-Receipts 1900. market
steady: native. sS5o9t 40, western.
s27Sgt25: lambs. s45og7iS: west
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o.. oct s-Hogs-Re-
eeipts 1900. loo lower. mediums and
heavfes. $s.s019: Workers. sslo9s.l5:
pigs and lights. ss9s.1o Cattle-Re-
ceiPts cars, steady: sheep and Lambs
Receipts 3 cars. s7.25 top. Calves
Receipts 100. $40 top.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.


aa:so D m. Friday: D. W. Mills. An
S:as: Noble. $50; steamer Crete, s:i5;
, sai Pla sfaioT $50 coyaei
ius. s:f0s MARYLAND, Sis; A. L. Hopkins
(c1earedy. c. G. King (cleared). $40:
foyt $50; Mohawk; 7:2O; Gor,: Mag.
Australia. $50: Manchester. S:4o,
C0falia, MAZDA. $3.50 y. m. Friday:
Grove. s:s5; Weeks, s:4o; Laughlin.
S:i5; Roman. Malta. 1916 Frank Gil
1I:4o: Flower. 1850; II. Warren and
bargess 1915 a. m; Cranage. 1910;
Paul, 4: Ramapo. $3.50. Midland King.
$40: Dickson. Nipigon, 9;15: Pontiac
England. $40; Arabia (arrived), $3.50;
eehoolcraft Bourke, 10; Turret Court.
1910: Townsend, IL: EIlwood. IL.
Down: Pressure Isle. 1910 p m. Fri
day; Langdon, 1890; Sonoma. Male
toA. 4; Choctaw. LEO; Moreland. 4:25:
= COnemaugh, 4:30: Jenkins, Holden, Uti-
e. l:5o; dettysburg. Bacon. $50; W q.
w s Mack. $50; Zenith City. s:s5
Jaaues. s:1o p m Friday: Walker.
turion, $50; Fisher. $3.50; Alaska
(wood). 11:15.
SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. Oct s.
Up. ishpeming, 1870 n m, Friday.
Hill. noon: Gary, Nelson, Martha, Ar
70. Jones' Manitoba, l:3o p. m; tsteeD
Wolf. 2. Hartwell, Sylvania. $50: Buff
0ngton, $40: Pope. 1870: Morrell. $40.
Wood. 10. Labelle. IL Haddington.
11s30; uarge) Livingstone, midnigh hit !:
Republic. 1890; Westmount, Ungava, A.
E. Ames 2:30; Victory, Constitution, 3:
Corona. Marcia. 4:30; Superior City, 5 /:
Colgate. 6: chas, Bradley. woolsen.
BriRhtie, Leonard Hanna, 1880: Frick.
Carter. 8: Marina, Pollock. Chas. War
ner. Tuscarora, 10; Castalia. 1910.
Down: Shaw, Wasaga, 1870 D. m.
Friday: Pendennis White, 2; Athabas-
e.. Harvard. Roebling, $3.50; Crescent
City. Andaste. 3; Poe. Bryn Mawr g. ~.
Gren. Our Son. Baker, 4:30: Cornell.
Nss@yth; $40; Phipps Kaministiquia.
Osisr, 4 o. m. Friday; sheadIe. /:
Plummer, 1880; Havey, Wall. Keith. 2.
Wilpon, $3.50: uargel Samuel Mather.
a: Mariana, Taylor, $40; Peter White.
7:3o. Empire City. 8: Honduras. Matan-
uas. 3: Shaughnessy. 10.
Mrs. Georgia Hayman. who claimed
10 be- the original OF Charles Dickens
character. Little Dorrit," is dead in
London. She was eighty-one years
old.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

share .sls. Of 9s Oct s faan.s.a
Hayden. Stone a Co; Adv. 900: Alb.
SIS; A. C. p. s.is2; Az. $50: Am. Zinc,
10. Arc, 40: A. C.. 7ss; All. $40;
A.. i2S: G, & H.. l.; Cent. .2to: Range.
Err. 27o; Or i25: Cir. $40; G. c., ATT;
H is i RSy H' ss * K. nsis S. * KEW. IND
Lake. l.iiS: Las. 70; Mass, i.a2o; Mia.
b. $751; N. l.. rs: ojib.. SIS; o. G.
4s0: Shat. ss5; Shan. l2s: Sup. s46; 8.
q b 100; s. q p. 1888: Tam. 10: U.
s; r. pfd iss; Apex 60: Ut. Con-. 22S;
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
||ND5 POLLUTION
)HDETROIT's
WATER SUPPLY
Investigator for Journal Of American
1sdieal Assn Sure Contamination
Prom Connor's Greek Partially
Explains Typhoid Outbreak.
Points Ont There Were "a Deaths
Hare From Fever in 1909, and
Only As in Cincinnati.

Dotrott's water supply is put under
suspicion In connection with the re
cent increase in typhoid fever, In al
article In the Journal of the American
Medical Association, written by spe
cinl commissioner. who made an in
veotigation the latter part OF Septem
bor.
The article states that typhoid
while Il does not amount 10 a wide
spread epidemic, Is more prevalent
than It should be considering the de.
crease In other cities. II points q
the fact that there were "a deaths
from typhoid In Detroit In 1908. as
against 45 In Cincinnati.
CoDnor's Greek Is partially blamed
Tor the condition. The commissioner
examined specimens of the water al
the mouth of Coanor's Greek, and
found 1t polluted by the nearby manu-.
featuring plants. In water taken from
taps IN Detroit. colon bacilli were
found In two or three instances. The
comxaissioner says that in ordinary
circumstances the chances OF poi II.
ton from the creek reaching the IL.
take crib at the head OF Belle Isle are
not great, but thar 1t might easily
reach the end Of the 1,000-foot pipe.
which the writer says is occasionally
used. and that the daily supply OF
water ID three times the capacity OF
the settling basin. In times of floods,
when there Is greater flow from the
creek, he thinks the pollution would
reach the intake pipes at the crib.
The article admIss that II Is impos-
sible to tell what proportion of the
typhoid contagion Is due TO the water
supply and how much to the milk sup
My. and recommends a fuller inyesti-
cation, and more complete system
81 notification OF typhoid cases. as
means of guarding against greater
contagion In the future.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
STOCK MARKET
CLOSES FIRM
List Is Extremely Dull All Through
First Hour and Fluctuations
Are Narrow.

NEW YORK. Oct. s.-Trading In
the stock market at the opening to-
day and In the nrst few minutes was
quiet and price changes were gener-
ally limited to small fractions with the
majority OF issues showing slight
losses.
Stock market closed firm.
IL a. m.-The market all through
the first hour was extremely duh and
fluctuations In the standard issues
were extremely narrow.
Governments unchanged: other
bonds Arm.
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Quotations by Hayden. Stone & Co.
(b)Bid. ts)soid Cx)split
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine,
Webber a Co. Oct. g:
Liverpool wa sweak and lower this
morning on wheat. There is a promise
OF worlds shipments Monday OF 49,
000.o 600 bushels. The visible supply
Will show further increase. II is nearly
35, 600. 600 bu now. Even with a lighter
spring movement than last year, MIN
neapolis and Duluth have accumulated
another 1000 900 bushels OF wheat this
week. There may be an oversold spot
where buyers can get in for a turn,
but we prefer the selling side on tenn
porary swlis.
We think there r. little doubt that
fine weather for the balance of October
will cause larger movement OF old corn
and by drying the new crop into mer-
charitable conditions will be a bearish
factor In the speculative market III
anything occurs to make local shorts
cover on a swell. be ready TO cell
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
PULLS AUTOS UP HILL.
Device Invented by c. A. Cline, Jr, 10
Popular With Motorists.

c. A. Cline, Jr.. is the inventor of a
unique device for pulling trucks and
automobiles up hill and ut OF snow or
mud. II is a remarkably simple de-
vice. consisting OF drum, which Ia
fastened 10 the hub; a roll OF wire
cable and set OF stakes. II Is being
manufactured by the Cline Auto PulH
Co. and the demand for 1t Is increas-
ing steadily.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT, Oct S-Close-The wheat
market looks like bearish propositi ton
aside from developments in Argentina
Should later cables show the crop TO
have suffered much the result will be
! str EN- 9Th. but Liverpool declined on Sat-
urday because OF more favorable Ar:
decreased and IL is figured that the
weeks world exports will be about 49,
100000 blu. This IL enough to give the
whole OF Europe an easy feeling for q
Receipts in the northwest decreased
this week, but stocks at Duluth and
Minneapolis Increased about 100000
bu. The mills report good demand
Heavy interests in Chicago have been
scalping the market for several days.
feeding out the wheat on the buiges
and taking II back on declines. and that
Is about all the market Is expected TO
amount to unless damage reports in
crease. The visible supply In both the
United States and Canada Is expected
to sho wa heavy increase on Monday.
Saturdays market was steady at the
close. with cash red wheat lower and
the futures unchanged. The early mar
Wheat quotations: Cash No. red.
sshe: December opened with a decline
OF iae at sLoit. advanced to s1.olA.
slo6h. gained nc. declined 10 si.osi1 !:
No. white, s5%c.
Coarse grain quotations: Can-
No 2 vei,o - egn NO yellow. SSc;
,oats,,standard. / car at sec: No. 3
white. car at 35hc.
RRye-cash No. !. 74c; No. 2, 7ac.
Cloverseed-Prime spot. so bags at
50; December. 1905; March. 1910; sam
pae; % bags at 1915. 40 at $3.50 IS at
s san NJ =. s ~: u at SIS; prime alsike.
sS;25. at s775. s at ST2s. '' a.
Timothy seed-Prime spot. 20 bags
Wheat receipts observation-disclosures
Oils, 290 cars. against SOS a wear ago.
Duluth 2S9 cars. against 4s3; winni.
'ie cars, against $50; ST. Louis.
cs;Voo %. 5u. against $4,000 blu: Kansas
Sity. 10 cars. against 1ss.
receipts In the Detroit market SAT-
urday included l.094 bbls. OF flour 8
cars OF wheat, of corn. OF oats ana
OF corr, 1900 bu OF oats and 1 600 bu ~
rye Stocks are 249.074 blu OF wheat
10, o.. bu OF corn, Isl. $40 bu OF oats
and 2s,S62 bu OF rye '"'
Complaint Is made that some NJ the
shape. - IN oao
Exports of wheat and -four SATURDAY.
Wheat receipts at primary po,,ts
SS Sd ry $4,000 bu; year ago. f'sss.e
sse ro De- :, o. o. Oct s.wheat-cash.
lash lash. 53Hc; Dec. 5ihc; May. 5thc
ss Sc Rrs 80 nc; DEG. a5ac: May.
Gloverseed-Cash and oct ss1sE
Prime ss 90, March, ss.o7h. AIsike.
-Irlme. $4.15: Oct, s4I5. Butter.
eggs and hay unchanged
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. Oct. Strain opening:
Weakness continued to prevail in Tia
grain market at the opening today.
Zee wheat opened NC below yester-
DAY close, May &c lower. Dec and
May corn held at the closing price
Dec oats &c lower May unchanged
Provisions. steady
Close-Extreme dullness marked the
grain market today Dec and Nav
wheat closed &C higher than the low
opening, but did not regain yesterday',
closing level Dec. and May corn
showed an advance OF NC Dec oats
Trade was duh. prices ranging frao-
Quotations by HAYDEN Stopa a. 70
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK oct s-Tlour-Quiet
and steady Pork-QuieS mess. SCI ~
2l50 Lard-Steady. middle west. spot
slc90N13 Sugar-Raw, easy; centrl-
fuCal gs test s395 muscovado. 80 test,
s345. refined. steady: cut loaf so.so'
crushed. So 20: powdered. $50; granu-
lated. SIS Coffee-Rio. No. 4. on the
spot, ia &c. Taliow-steady ely:
prime ii s si'i5: No !. sodsoc; clover. so
ms5c Dressed poultry.Quiet. tur-
keys. $50 use: chickens, liz &c: lows
l4Glsc; ducks. 12g1shs Live pour
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
q. s. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.
tton prices. furnished by Hayden,
WOOL.

BOSTON. Oct. s.--The Commercial
Bulletin says OF the wool market: In
some houses there Is more business
being done but in others trading Is
still rather unsatisfactory. However.
there Is n frmer feeling In regard to
values. although no advances are being
obtained. The demand Is distributed
over territory, medium fieeces Califor-
MIA, eight months Texas. South Ameri-
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Weber AZ Co, Oct. S:
Much concern was displayed today
over the probable showing OF the bank
statement. but the actual exhibit. OF
index of conditions, was rather better
than expected. indicating as II did an
Increase in tfe surplus reserve and
reduction IN loans and deposits. The
cash loss was about as anticipated
we continue TO feel that preference
should be given the long side or the
stock market. especially on fair recess
sions but, OF course, would assume a
conservative attitude with regard to
the extent OF commitments as a ram
pant bull market should not be expect
ed at this period
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Markets and Finance
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine
Weber a Co., Oct. s:
Market continued firm all day with
good demand for the coppers and no
encouraging trade reports. The de-
mand for the metal during past week
has been very strong and sales were on
larger scale than for some time The
surplus Is rapidly decreasing and from
now on we look for a higher and broad
er market for the metal as well as the
copper shares and do not hesitate To
advise buying the better class OF cop
pers at this level
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
CHICAGO pRoDUCE-
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, Oct. s--The weekly
bank statement as issued today, shows
the following changes: Reserve on
all deposits, increase. s4,334.lO0; re-
serve on deposits other than L. 81, de-
crease $4,3l7.725; loans, decrease, Vs.
2lg 400 specie decrease, S9.71l,90O; le-
gal tenders decrease, 81, 45S.T00; depos-
It's decrease. s27.346. 900: circulation, In
crease. s92O.500; total loans. I.272.-
10000 The surplus Is S6,349.275. as
compared with s4.s66,5 25 last year. and
$3f0l9.225 two years ago.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creamcries.e extras. ave 10 /:
flrsts. 27c. dairy butter. 2Sc' packing
stock, 22c per 10.
Eggs Fresh current receipts. cases
included. 24c doz. Receipts saturday
easas
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone q Co. Oct. Z: Extreme dullness
prevailed in Boston copper market with
prices unchanged. The tone Is, how
shown in Ray Cons. North Butte. Cal
Ariz, and Hancock. which show frac-
tional advances. The balance OF mar
ket while frm. has not developed any
features. although good investment
demand continues for the leading
shares
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08

AppI:s-7sc0si.ss per Blu: 120aSo
Bananas-oood shipping stock. u. 50
025o. according to quality.
G es:aE,SS t%s ~ fss ~ DO.
c.sS.ss-si.fs per Dbl.
so o:',f1..s: s sc psr sox
CSsese~Michigan mats. 17o17xc;
rSrk sat a." lns L d6ms.,,s s nIH*isS
33c; imported. do, 2sgsoc per ID.
Crab A,.,s.-5sl;so gl;.s Per ,k D ~, ~
.S:.:s1Ps,sisn. soso per Id: rard.
Drs..ed o.lye. Choice. ,aolsMc
Fiss-imported. new. iiVI5o per ID;
California, s6c per box
Fresh vegetables-Cucumb 81 per
81 per s bu: f.disSes. round iSo per , dos
wax beans. u per bu: parsley. 400 26e
pc. doa; sre cen, PsePPeesrs =, soc per bur
rec ps PEPPER coP peo 9 tic; NJ
agaras and Delawares. lsc; Concords.
lbs. csc.
Grape Frun-Fiorida. .s-soos per
Hsy-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baisd hay in car
n Ss: ,,sess De' No N s,mothy ym sisS
1850: clover. mixed. nsSiss rye
straw, $7.75@s: wheat and oat straw
$500. Loose ha1 from farmers
from sis a ae. as to quality:
Hides--No. cured. Ice: No. l green
80: No ! cured bulls, &c: No. ! green,
SC: No. / cured Murrain.. Sc: No.
green. Sc: No. 1 cured. half. 14hc: No
Z green: 1sc per ID; horse hides, No l
sss9; No $50; , s,Sa on a. k iS
Heney-Fancy white. ls@17e; amber
Gemon.-csiiforn,a ,5Soes.5o pei
0o Sim M..sinas i q per s,s0 ,5c s' 00A
ease: Usage. sI5o9l.T5 per bu-
s.sas.sss5 Der soc SACK esr So per eu
Spanish. sf:5 per crate; picking on
ione. s2.50%2 per bn.
or.nxe.--Cailfornia valencias. ,s7s
PineappIes-Floridas. s3.5og4 crate.
Peache.- small baskets; 2sgt0c:
fancy, si.75. IA. $50; A, h.2S; b. 7se
Pear.-Bartietts. sl.75oa per bu:,
s45oQ $50 per bbi: common. si.so9
PIum.-sl.7592 per bu.
Observation-Disclosures. car lots. 5o9esc
PouItry-springs. 1914 altc; hens.
12h lac. Old roost-rs. ga i0c; ducks.
lac geese. lo91lc: turkeys leaisc ID
auince.-s125@1.5o per Blu.
sweet Observation-Disclosures, 81 per
bu, s2m225 per Dbl; Jerseys. 1915 per
Tomatoes-Hom e-grown. so0soc bu
Tailcw=No. !. sac: No 2. sac 10;
fne unwashed. 14916c per Id.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08

An iowa couple were married In a
cornfield. shocking their friends
They think they will be able to stalk
through life without getting on their
ears.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, Oct S--Bar silver
London, 20; do, New York, 54A. de-
mand sterling. s4.s6.20G4.s6.25.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
ADVICE TO INVESTORS


be
IL write i withheld reliable
eandyl be
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
PRODUCE.

The produce market had nothing
kinds were light. and being Saturday.
the demand was of a sortingup vari-
ETY. and there was nothing TO AFFECT
prices either way. Butter dealers were
looking for . steady market at Eigin
on Monday. There were only few
coops OF poultry In. but even those few
failed 60 clean up on the early run.
There was no pressure on the market.
however, and prices were steady. Re-
ceipts of eggs are very light, and the
market 10 hrm In tone. Peaches are
Just about out now. but there are
plenty OF apples. grapes and pears
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08

try-Unsettled; gese. lac: ducks. l5p
lie: fowls. lee: turkeys. l20l5c, roos-
ters. l2c. Cheese--Steady; state milk.
common TO specials, ll9lIc; skins;
common to specials, Ga l2Ae; run
skins, 2ls a &c
Butter = Steady; receipts. 800:
creamedy. extra. 20 y " 2sc state dairy.
tubs. % q csc, imitation creamery, nrsts,
240 25c Eggs-Firm, receipts Ills;
nearby white fancy. $50 40c; nearby
mixed, fancy, 2s a soc; fresh firsts. 241a
M27l9c.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO, Oct S--Butter-Extras.
26c. hrsts csc; dairy extras. 2Ic. firsts.
csc. Eggs-Prime firsts, 25c; frsts. %.
Cheese-Sktms. IAN ul5c; young Amer
teas l6nl6l9c Live poultry--Fowls,
12@121zc. ducks. 13ql3hcs geese. IL
Ul3c
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
LIVE STOCK
EAST BUFFALO-openin
lunnin3 A SfeNena, LIYe SfncL Rennrj

EAST HVFFAEO-OpeninE.
Cunning A. stevens Live stock Repovt
EAST BUFFALO. N Y. Oct g.
Cattle; Receipts cars. market
Ping steers. s6a06T: butcher steers,
1000 to LOO pounds. IS 2595.s0!
heifers. 1905; cows. s3Q5; Gamers.
ers. s595.16: bulls, eapHrt s5a5l5;
bologna bulls. 1915 a ~; mixers and
springers. s40d7b each.
Hogs: Receipts Is cars; market
steady; heavy. ss1o@9i5: mediums,
ssqs20; Workers. s940gs45: pigs.
t9ie o
sheep and Lambs: Receipts cars.
strong; best lambs. s7.65m1.75: yeap<
lings, s5.50G5.75; wethers, t45094T5;
ewes, $46426 -
Calves: s6@10.50.
EAST BlFFAIO-CIos~
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08

II is a common expression with the
investor In mining
stock that "Such-and-such a mine has
paid dividends for several years; IL
must be safe investment. Forth
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08

Mrs. Georgia Hayman. who claimed
10 be- the original OF Charles Dickens
character. Little Dorrit," is dead In
London. She was eighty-one years
old.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.

EAST BUFFALO, NJ Y. Oct g.
Cattle-Receipts 400 market fairly ac-
tive and nrm: prime steers. s7@725:
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08

JOBBIN6 PRICES.
Canned Goods--Appies. Gals. 3275:
bak ed beans. lib. 5O9 soc: Lima beans.
11Q150. Corn-Fancy Maine. yl.10:
standard. s5c. Table bests. sl.251 l&o.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone a Co, 116-1ls oriswoid-st.
Open. High Low Close |
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone * Co. 116-l1s Griswold-st: