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The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
WANTS POLICE ENJoINED.
Mrs. Lucy Ball says-5oardln9 House
Is Interfered With Without Reason.

An injunction restraining Police
Commissioner Croul. Capt. Ernest
Maruuardt and Sergt. Knight, OF the
police force, from interfering with her
conduct of a boarding house at NO.
SO Catherine-st. was asked for In the
circuit court Thursday by Lucy Ball
Mrs. Ball alleges that she resides
In the Catherlne-st house with her
husband. Having more room than she
requires, she says she keeps three
roomers. At 3 o'clock In the morning
OF May 10, she says. six policemen
broke into her house. arrested her.
her husband, her roomers and two
visitors, and took them to Hunt-st.
station. The next day. she asserts.
the entire party was released without
a trial or examination and without
charge being made against them. She
saws that Marquardt ordered her to
move from the neighborhood or he
would place an oficer at her door.
Judge Donovan will give the police
department an opportunity, May %, to
show cause why the Injunction should
not issue.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
TELLS OF THRILLING TRIP.
A. Holland Forbes and Companion
Reach Record Altitude Of 2o,6oO TT.

GLASGOW, KY, May IA. Hol.
land Forbes has sufficiently recovered
frc,u his injuries to describe mis- thrill.
ling balloon trip from Quincy, His,
with j. Darlington Yates.
Forbes SAYS they went through a
snowstorm at a height OF $1,000 feet
Tuesday morning. At one O'CLOCK in
the afternoon they reached an alti-
tulc of 2O,600 feet. higher by 1000
feet than any authorized record in
America
Everything went we'll until the
aoronauts descended within few
hundred feet OF the ground. near here,
when the rigging collapsed and the
men were hurled TO the ground.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
o. s. GOVT BONDS
NEW YORH COTTON.
NEW YORK. PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. May l2.-Flour--Inact-
i've. unchanged. Pork-Quiet: mess,
S2i a 24.50. Lard-Steady. middle west
spot, $l3.35@13.5. Sugar-Raw, easy:
centrlfugals. s6 test, 4.S0c; muscovado,
SO test. $500; refined, quiet: cutloat,
e.05c; crushed, 5.s5c powdered. 6.JSc;
graduated. 5.26c. Conee-,Rio No. 4.
on the spot, "a 4sc. Tallow-Quiet;
city. 3-l6c; country, 6sa co. G.
Dressed poultry-Easier; turkeys, 800
Gle: chickens. IL a csc: fowls, l64l9e;
spring ducks, 24g25c. Live poultry
Irregular; geese, Toe: ducks. l3c;
fowls, 1sLsc; turkeys. l0Ql4c; ROSTERS,
old and young, l2lac. Cheese-Steady;
full cream, new, common TO specials.
10Y q144c: full cream. old. specials.
1914 Ollie; skins, specials, l0h GLE;
full skins, 3@3i1c.
Coffee options opened unchanged 20
points higher. Butter-Quiet; re-
cCipts $3.50; creamery, extra, csc; state
dairy. tubs, 23aaSc: Imitation cream
cry. firsts, 2Sh Q24rc. Eggs-Steady;
receipts 2S.S20; nearby white, fancy. %
a csc: nearby mixed fancy, 22q22hc;
fresh firsts, 1914 @22c.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12

Reported for The Times By Carson,
Craig a Co. May ~: Wheat--Cold
weather upset all bearish calculations
In the grain trade during the morning
and was chiefly responsible for some
fresh buying force which carried
wheat prices up "a Ole all around. corn
prices for the late months u q - 2
higher. Advantage was taken or "A
few scattered reports which came IN
from various quarters. claiming that
crop conditions are being lowered
somewhat by the Unreasonable cold
weather. Northwest dispatches say
there Is not sufficient rain TO get best
results from spring crop and more
than probable that the whole country
Will soon have change TO warmer
weather, with general rains. and this
will quickly Offset the conditions which
are giving markets their hrmness at
this time.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
Mayor Has orizzIy's Hide For Run

Remember Sandy" the big grizzly
bear that used to be one Of the big
attractions I'm the ZOO at Belle Isle?
Remember how you used TO throw
peanuts into HIS den and wait for him
10 beg for more? SANDY II will be
recalled. passed to the happy hunting
grounds OF his forefathers last fall
after rounding out an honorable
career OF 2s years. He had Just come
into possession Of his new winter coat
and In this respect his death was
timely, for his hide made a great rug.
n has Just come from the taxidermist
and now adorps Mayor Breitmeyer's
private once. one OF the finest spec!-
mems OF the kind ever seen, with a
,cnmercial value of about $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
Huahes Primary ain n.t.,,.d

ALBANY, n. " May l2.-The Hin.
man Green direct nominations bill.
the recommendations OF
Gov. Hughes. was defeated In the as-
sembly after fierce all.day struggle
by a vote OF 67 to ~. while the
Meade'Phillips Organization" prim.
airy measure was passed by vote of
"a TO %. incidentally the Grady.Fris.
bic democratic league direct primary
bill was caught somewhere between
the upper and neither Republican mill.
stones and swiftly ground TO atoms, bv
q party vote OF as TO IS.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
WILL OFFER REWARD.
Saginaw Citizens Believe six-Year-old
Boy Was Kidnapped.

SAGINAW. Mich, May 12.-(Spe'
cial. Believing that six-year-old Mar
win Martin, who disappeared April ID
was kidnapped by a gang OF Italian
laborers who were on Michigan Cen
trail work train going north few min
utes after the boy was last seen, citi
zens have started subscription
reward to secure the boy for his grief
stricken mother.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12

Appie.-Fancy. Aw45o: common. 81
Qs per Dbl; western box apples. s2.7s
Bsnasas---Good shipping stock. slso
02.60. according to quality.
e es:.;3slss hma sSSHIp5. ls Crate.
Caaiiaowsr-caiifornia, ,2.sO9s per
Cabb.xe-New. ,2.Ts@s per crate.
Cheese--Michlgan nat. late made. -
S1sc fsl made iyg ,sSI, xork ssnss
s m9ck s4Ssf sehweasr Gss
block 2,a: domestic loaf. &c; import
G.::s--FssssS sSso Df i5: ' ssrd.
Dre.sed Caive.-choice. loa1Ohc lb;
common Tia.1m g@s3s per n.w 10 uo.c DER ID:
California. s5c per box
Fresh veseta bies - Cucumhers hot.
house. 1929 per dog; lettuce lettuce hot sSt1
$50 per hamper: radishes. 20m25c per
doz: wax beans. $500 per box; pars-
ley. Csc per dozen: green beans. ~
Pss s5seS PsPpssf u fTe
Ter basket; water cres:. .k125c bu:
s s sSs Sg Nss soc ao sn . SarsSs
gus sSs si.5SSl.SS per case: california. ssc
S SeT sae onon sse foi Pee do. per 0u
Hay--Detroit dealers are paying the
f fol-. prices st fS5 ea Sa hay o isy
sioys5 mixed ed sis o ls'sO: rye ssesw.
Is:. ws sS from aoS oss ssSS
on the city markets ranged from SIS
Hides - Cured. No 1. lie; green.
green. Sc: 10. kip; cured, 1ie:
green. Sc; No. calf cured &c: green,
calf, IL g on No. /: horse Sides. No. !.
$3.50; No $3.50; sheer skins. as TO
Hog:sycI7IFansy white. ,ds.Sl7c: am
Observation-Disclosures. ,4.$SS4.So box.
Limes-sl o. l.25 per 100.
SOC per 10 =.
0l6c; pecans. isa i5c; iiberts. II q iac;
Brazl1s, ad1cc: mixed nuts. 40 lac per
ID; hickory nuts, Lshellbarks. s: $50 $50.
crate: Texas Bermudas, s20a.2s per
Grange. - California nsvei.. ,2.7s0
Pinesppie.--Fior,dss. s2oo@2so per
Popeorn-Esrs. .293hc per 10:
2312sc bu; new Bernudas. s2'soers per
bu. per hhl: new southern. " per
17Sfse: stass ana old g ROSTERS. 40
lsc; ducks, l5alse; geese. lse; tur-
keys, 170lsc per 10.
strawberr'es--2'-auart cases sz.'"
sweet Potstoc.-IiilnoIs. $40 ."
Tsiiow-No 1. &c: No :. SC per Id.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12

Reported for The Times by carson,
Craig a Co. May ~: Stocks-Sales 20
the noon hour on the New YORK STOCK
exchange. amounted to only a ittie
over 10000 shares, which tells lie
own tale OF dullness In the marker.
The increase OF dividend on Brooklyn
Rapid Transit to 8 per cent, caused no
change In prices, and apparently no
Increased demand for the stock Eluc-
tuatIons ranged within narrow Irao-
tions throughout the morning hours.
Canadian Pacific and PennsylNahia
were about the only active rails 10
show advances. the general list sd
cling of !. to y point from the preNi-
ous close,
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12

NEW YORK. May 12.-Pennsyl-
vania was unusually prominent at the
opening of the stock market today
and opened up one point higher. The
rest of the list generally started at
fractional declines, but at the end OF
Is minutes a strong tone developed.
prices moving above yesterdays
close.
IL a. m.-Nearly all the speculative
interest in the market during the morn
ing conferred in Pennsylvania, which
continued strong. Trading in the rest
OF the list was small
Governments unchanged: other
bonds firm.
Noon-Price movements in the gen.
eral list were generally TO lower fig.
ures I'm the last half OF the forenoon.
In the early afternoon the market was
generally sagging.
? p. mater yielding the point or
more In the early afternoon a firmer
tone developed in the market and
prices generally improved all through
thelist. The general range OF prices
throughout the later afternoon was
still about one point under yester-
days close. with the trading again
becoming listless after the rally.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
HILLsDALE MAN HONoRED.
NJ. Drew carrel Is Appointed ActinS
Governor OF porto Rico.

HlLLsDALE. Mich. May I'm.
Drew CaTrel formerly sof Hillsdale
has been appointed acting governor
OF Porto Rico. according TO a letter
that has reached here
Mr. Carrel has risen I'm ten years
from private secretary TO Gen. Wool
20 his present office. He was born 1t
Reading. Hillsdale county. In 1877. He
served in the Spanish American. wa.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
LIVE STOCK
DET'NOIT.
MICHIGAN Central stock n

Michigan Central stock Yards.
DETROIT. May l2.-Cattle-Alive.
and tog soc higher Prices ranged as
handy killers, s5.sOas'SS; light 70
good butchers steers and heiters. S3m
q 8. Gamers cows. N.25W2.25: common
10 prime shipping bulls, s3@5; light
butchers and heavy sausage bulls,
Sl.50U3.75. stockers and feeders. 1910
as per cwt. Mich Cows-Active. ga
& 55 each. Veal Calves-Steady. $50
$50 per cwt. Sheep and Lambs-Actlve
sSa $50; light TO fair. s6.75q7.75; COM
mon 10 prime sheep. 50 $50; mixed
sheep and lambs. $3.50 a $50; common
cwt. Hogs-Du1l and lac lower. quail
lily good. prime mediums and fat york
ers, s9.55qS.60: light workers. and pigs,
So So a $50 per cwt. Receipts--CatIie,
4s6: calves, see: sheep. 2,2sS; hogs.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12

PORTSMOUTH Va. May I2.--cap-
lair Charles Schroeder, assistant Grief
Engineer on the Mefrimac In her battle
EIIh the Monitor and a noted eoi,.
|Hfefate veteran, died here today. lie
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
posroN CoPPER SALES.

DETROIT, May l2.-Boston copper
share sales OF May 18th, furnished ~
Hayden. stone 4 Co; AdSS. 21S' Al Al.
Ariz. Cont, $50; AtL. Os5; Bonz;, 500;
Bos. & Corb., 10: Butte, 1870: Bu.. &
Bal, $40; c. & A. 527. c. Range. S22
z. B., l.o45: FIR. sos; Cir, ago; Grt 40
Roy, ss5; Kerr l. 10; Lake S,o 4. 40:
Mich. $40; Mob, l4S; New, 81 GS;iiP'
10; o. D., SO; Csc, 45s; Arm; 80; GU.
35; Ray c., $40; S. Fe, 100: shan, 20:
sup. 2f5; s & Bos;: seS; :; 4 Pts sn SS9'
i.75s: do pfd. els; Apex, As: VI. Con.
1895; Wet. 100; Win, 1s5; WOW" 3D.
lVyan 100.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
Markets and Finance
BOsTON COPPER LETrER.

Reported Tor The Times % tafson'
Craig n Co. May III Early London
cables quote spot metal OF SIS, futures
OF SIS Sd. Boston copper market quiet
and easier this morning. Sellers OF
OF Interest on the part OF buyers with
a broader inquiry and sales larger than
reported for long time. Three Big
electric companies are said 70 nave
been heavy purchasers during the last
few days. and the total sales were
about 100000 pounds.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creameries. extras. zIe;
nrsts. csc; dairy butter. gle; packing
stock. zoe per ID.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts, cases
included. 1870 per doz. Receipts on
Thursday, LIS cases,
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.


wDGETsSIT u6 MSy B. iY Jones. cTl!s"P
gerald. y George King, Gavin, leu
. ons CITY i Of Montreal wGiy 80: Perkins.
Walker, $50: p. p. Miller, 4:sO; schles-
niger. $50; Meecham. 8; Duluth. purs-
7?aG ETIcss SShn M MsShs $50 Ns
Shenango. 10 Wednesday night; Ro-
man. 1910; Hopkins and barge, II;
Brittanie, II 80; Jim Brown, ~; ST
2:l0; Louisiana. Italia, 5; Ashley, Net
Teton. Miami and barge, S;lS; Coffin
berry. =; Pres9ue Isle 40; starE li;',i
Maitland. Nelson. Thomas, 5:l5; Bops,
Toitec and barge, q Wilkinson; Den
mark. 1880; Brewer. $40; Susquehanna'
nols. Bell. IL. Fulton. Nasmyth. Cali
dera, noon,
Down: Frontenac, Chattanooga. l3.3o
Rra mr. we3 Mesa AZ: Em MSrsac,t Guy.
N. scott. S:5o: siemsns. 40; Peters.
6; kinmo9snt;; &ioi P %lyyIsnH 4 S;.s;
SEQ: w. u. Rees. S:4o.
Turret Crown. s;20 p. m. Wednes.
day: Goulder. Amazonas. Granaud
lO15 Curtiss and barge 1880 Glen
mount. IL; Paris. Townsend. l:2O a. M
Thursday; Colgate Marcia. s;lS; Cen
tQfluu. 5sloE lsiNlnS
Spalding 5; Masaba Gargantua. $50:
Queen CITY, 7.3O: Durham. s, Muncy.
$50: shrigley, s:i5; viking IL; Hui
1l:l5.
SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. May u.
Up: j. T. Hutchinson, ?: j, +. Up
son 3; Leonard. $3.50; Morreli. 4; Path
Under, Sycamore. 1880; Andrew Epson:
Ralph. William Brown Baker. Alfred
Norton, Northern King. North Lake,
Shaw, 7:2O. Berwind. $3.50.
jerks. IL p. m, Wednesday night;
Juniata Widlar. Stadacona, Seguin.
IL 80; kotcher Hoover, ! "A. m. Thurs
day: DavOck, $3.50; Jenkins. 4; Norway,
3; Columbia. Leonard, Miller. whitney,
O.; Hubbard, ESQ; Eads Magma, Good
year, .; Smith. Thompson, 5; Cuddy'
Stsckhouse,. Northern Light, $50. jas
Wallace. Alberta, Socapa. 10; Michigap'
Vail. 1880; sierra Griffin. Sullivan.
1880: SylVanla lsmalD, Hanna. 1850.
Down: Cole. 1890 y. m, Wednes-
day; Northern Queen, French. /; odan.
ah. lao; Ream, Assiniboia. 80;
IaughiIn. q; Burlington. 4; Morgan.
Jr.. 8: osler. North Star. Linden, Red
samuel Morse. Haley. 8 p. M. We'd
nesday: Gary. .; Watt. Roebllng.
Lynch. Stormount, 1880; Degran, MID
Superior civ. 1880; Ward Ames. 2;
Salt Lake city 3, VIM. Mills, $3.50;
HartweH 4: saxon. Manila, Kennedy.
81 Huronic, 6: sahara, =: Chas. Brad
ley. Woolsen. Brightie. Ireland, );
Henry Rogers Rensselaer,, y; McWtll-
Jams. 1890; Barlow, Moore. Wickwire,
noon.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
Quotations by Hayden stone N Co,
May l2, 1910:
open. High. Low. Close.


TOLEDO. o., May l2.--Wheat-Casn
Si.0siL |Carn--Cash and May, 81 hc;
July. sac: Sept. 64Ac. Oats-Cash ana
MAY. 4lSc July, l2Ac: sept. $685. :;
Rye-No 7sci No. 8. sc, Cio.sr I..s
March as ss prirne alsike. t67S. Prime
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
PRODUCE.

Price changes were few and gener-
ally unimportant this morning. The
leading exception to this was In calves.
These have been coming In freely this
week. as the eastern demand has been
greatly reduced. Everybody had calves
on hand this morning. and the best
bid for anything more than single
carcass was 10c pound. There has
been so little poultry in this week that
the market is beginning TO stiffen
again. Butter and eggs. In the opinion
of many dealers. have seen their low
points for a time. Potatoes are steady,
but n little better inquiry Is reported.
Fresh vegetables are active and there
10 a big trade In strawberries.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12

The Richard Irwin Company. or
New York, one OF the oldest broker
age firms in the country. has opened
up a Detroit ONCE In the Ford build.
ing, with w. J. Reineke. formerly de-
partment manager for the Acme White
Lead 4 Color works, In charge. Mr..
Reineke has become a partner In the
Irwin Arm, largely as result OF the
successful manner in which he dis.
posed of large block OF Acme secur-
tiles some time ago.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12

Henry 8. Koppin has purchased
from A. b. Park the S-apartment build
ing at Nos. 1916 Smithave. The con-
sideration was about $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. May l2.-Butter--Crcam-
cry extras, 27c; frsts. 25c: dairy. ex-
tras, csc; firsts. 24c. Eggs-Prtme
i4Gl41c; young Americas. l5c. Live
poultry-Turkeys, l5c; fowls, LOO
i6hc; ducks, 15Q15hc. geese, l201Sc.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12

A quarterly dividend OF "a per
cent on preferred stock has been de-
clared by the United States Motor Co.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
EAST MISUNDERSTANDING.

EAST BUFFALO. n. Y, May Ia
Especial )-Receipts-2 cars, steady;
Sis: good 1900 to l.35O-lb. steers. s1.25
d7.75, best LOO to l,2oo-lb. shipping
steers ss.5e a7.25 mediub butcher
steers. 1000 TO l,loo lbs. te@6.4o: light
cows. S5.5OGG.5O; fair to good cows.
s4.7595.25; common to medium. do.
s3.50@4,25; best fat heifers. $3.50 G7.25;
good fat heifers, s5.75Q6.25: fair to
s5.50a6; medium To good. do. s5a5.25;
stockers. all grades, S4I47h: best
bulls. SEQ $50; bologna bulls, s5Q5.75:
thin light bulls, s3.75d4.50; best milk
good. do. s25645 each. Hogs-Receipts
10 cars, steady; heavy. sl0ml0.lO: york
ers, s10.t5@ 1890; pigs, 5000. Sheep
and lambs-Receipts, 10 cars steady;
as: wethers. s7.25q7sO; ewes, $500
$50. Calves-S5Ms.
EAST BUFFALO-CIo.e.
EAST BUFFALO. n. Y. May IA
changes: Cattle--None here market
ers' grades. ,4qT75. Veals-ReceIpts.
so; active and steady; common to
Receipts. 1900; active, loo higher;
sheep slow; choice lambs. ss@s.35; Gull
TO fair, s6754s75; yearlings. $500
8; sheep. ssqZ1O. Hogs-Receipts
workers.. SIC + a 10 20; heavles G and i1 pigs,
Sl0.25: mixed. SlO.l061O.15: roughs,
sS.50U9; stays yS@S.25; market slow
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. May l2.-Cattle-Receipt
$500, steady: beeves, s5.s0@s.7o; Tex
as, IS u SO; western. $5l0Q730; stock
ers and feedrs, SI66.70: cows and heIr-
ers. s2,sOI7.50; calves, seas. Hogs
mixed s9.35@9.75; heavy, S935m91O;
rough. s9.35 q9.45: pigs, s9@9.50. Sheep
and Lambs-Receipts $4,000. weak: ma
lambs. native. s7259s3O; western.
s7.5O4e.35.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, o., May l2.-Hogs-
Receipts 500, 10c lower; all grades.
$3.50. Cattle-Receipts cars, steady.
Lambs--Receipts 10 cars. 50 top. Calves
Receipts 500, $3.50 top.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

Stockholders OF the Michigan Sugar
Co. will hold their annual meeting in
Saginaw. May rs.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
JoBBING PRICES.

:. c.s m SoGaihsBg,ssss E s1s s .ans
Si@I5O Corn-Fancy Maine. llo;
standard. s5c Table bees. ills Lao.
Psass-Fancy early s JSr Toe 'is sa,mo an
sockeye. tall. 81 so: hat. 81; Alaska
reds. ti.7o; Alaska pinks tlis; 10.
matoes. Sb0S6c, succotash. NWh.V
CeMee - Package coffee. ioo-lb case.
t1t.2b07 delivered.
Feed-Bran, s26: nns nlddlings. s29;
t25: coarse corn meal t2b; corn ana
oats chop, y24 per ton.
Flour--Michlgan patents IN wood.
strgight. t5.s5; clear. $3.50 per DBL
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
Carson, Craig a. Co.

s1o-2IA FORD BLDG. DETROIr.
stocks Bonds Grain and Provisions
Boston stock Exchanges
MemberS Chicago BOARD of Trade
Private wires TO all markets
Michigan correspondents OF Pnfne
weber q Co.. Boston. and Logan =
Hryau. New York and. Chicago.
Stock certificates dG..rered promptly.
Correspondence solicited.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
PENNSYLVANIA IS
STRONG FEATURE
Nearly All Speculative Interest in
Stock Market During Morning
Centers in This Issue.
\. u. srock MARkET-cle...

Anal. Cop, Ssh3 Am. {. Il r.. 81; Am.
Cot. OH. &C. Am. Loco, asa. Am. smst.
1881: Am, Wool, So; Ana. Cop, asa.
Atcn., 10; b. q o., no.. b, r. Tr.. sOII;
Can. Pac.. 1898 Cen. Leath., 42As ca.
p, 1851; Oh. q N'west'n, l52; Col r
q l., 3s; Col. q Sou, 81; Cons. Gas. 1873,
Corn Prod. les ID. 4 Hud.. lIia -.
sss do LIST pfd, iss. do I'd ptd. 81;
Gen Flee. 1881. CT Nor. pfd. l355s !:
III; Cent. is5 u int Met. 20A do pId,
iG M kaH Tex So !, Pid' Nat al l. Lead a ~
Norf q W, a.; Nor. Pac.. lsls; Penn.
1854 Peo. Gas, 109; Pr. ST. Car 39h;
S.-Shef.. 1874 Sou. Pac., l27: Sou. Ry.,
20: do pfd. 62% Tenn. Cop. 81 y Third
ave, IA Texas, 32A; Rub, 42la: steel,
Cop, ass, Wabash, 204. do pfd. &c - /,
w. L. Tel, IS; West, Mfg. 81.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12

L. Goldberg. member OF the we'll
known dry goods arm of 1.oIdh.rs
Bros. u suffering freHf n ner,,r,S
breakdown and has gone 10 Onk
Grove sanitarium. Flint, Mich. for =
Iortnights rest and treatment. Me-
Goldberg n unmarried and maze.
his home ~ the Hotel Pantshartrain'
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO, May l2-The buIIs bouRht
wheat freely today and the market
opened strong. Corn and oats were
Ten and other bulls. and both were
strong. Provisions easier on heavier
run of hogs.
Noon--All grains unchanged to &c
above the opening,
CIose--wheat closed fractiond.ly
higher all around. Corn strong IN SYM
pathy oats unchanged 10 sc up.
PORK lower. Others unchanged 90 &C.
lower
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12

Wade Mills, president OF the Detroit
Credit Mems association. has accepted
an invitation from the president OF the
natiopal association TO deliver an ad-
dress on Advantages OF membership
In the Credit Mems association" at the
national convention to be held In New
Orleans next week. The Detroit and
Grand Rapids delegations leave Satur'
day on a special train, and will pick
up the Toledo delegation in that city.
James c. Ferguson. who succeeds
F. b. Choate as general agent for the
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
railroads in this territory. Is expected
10 arrive In the city next Saturday to
take up his new duties. A report that
he will have charge OF only the Union
Pacific lines is entirely erroneous.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
COPPER MARKET-clo.e.

Bos. & Gorb.. IL; Bos, Ely, 2hl Butte
G 4 II. Sss; chief. q. chine, III
DAILY. / lis; E. Butte. SIS: First Nat
cons. 81. G-can.. Heivs 3; Ind
i2H; Lake. 54h Miami. 2ls Mob: a.
Mich. :; New. Cons. 2OIs: Ney. Utah
so; Nip. To- n. Butte S2H n. Lake,
l2h; Ohio Cop, ga: Old Dom GsE
Shan. Iii s. Lake, 5As; sup Cop, 20
Sup. & Bos.. II; Sup. Pitts lzn
Trim. 5 Z Utah Apex, 81: utah S2 2ns
So: wolv., IFS; Yukon. n.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

, snssa q. ssis, Butter, eggs and nay
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone & Co, HIGHS Griswold-st:
Omen High. Low Noon.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12

In denying the many unfavoraole
rumors that have been In circulation
recently. regarding the condition OF
Calumet * Arizona, and It's diYidenu
possibilities a prominent broker says:
Calumet a. Arizona on lSc copper mar
ket could earn $40 per share on soate
economies that would have 10 De I'M
dertaken"
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12

The Utah Consolidated Mining co.
has passed through the very pau
ground which had been troubling IL Tor
three years In It's lower levels. Be
Utah consolidated Is opening up what
may prove TO be very valuable anu
much needed addition TO its ore re-
serves. The Utah Consolidated peopie
are now we'll into this ore body and II
continues TO hold values. The cost OF
mining will be higher here but the
company on the other hand, VIII re-
a. Us smelling charges by the use OF
the new $4,000, 600 international smell
ter at Tooels. in which the utah Con
solIdatsd Co. has half milIloh IN
terest.
Dividends need not be expected I'M
mediately, but Utah may from now on
ouits likely that the insiders VINO
sold out their stock around >. VIII De
willing to buy IL back at under 20
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12

Butte and Balakalaye will pay her
first dividend I'm July OF 90 cents LOT
the first quarter.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-30
FINAL DECISION
 COMING SOON AS TO WHERE THE JEFFRlEs JOHNSON FIGHT WILL BE
 HELD IS ANNOUNCED.
Berger Thinks That Rickard and Glea son Will Pull Together When
 Proper Time Comes.

Tacoma, Wash, Jan. 29-Next week 1t will be decided definitely where the Jeffries-Johnson fight will be held" said Sam Berger, Jeffries' man ager, tonight.
 T have an appointment with Jack Gleason in Seattle on Tuesday. Glea. son will then go to Tex Rickard and the site will be decided on.
 All this talk between promoters amounts to nothing. Possibilities of the JeffriesJohnson fight, based on the interest shown, are $50O,0OO in- cluding gate receipts and revenue de rived from advertisement. It is fool ish then, to think Rickard and Glea- son will permit an estrangement.
 "A positive answer from Governor Spry is expected by Rickard next week. If he decides unequivocally against the contest being held in the state of Utah, the fight will go else where. I believe it will be held in Gleason's arena"