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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-16
COAST DEFENSE
IS VERY WEAK
Startling Discoveries To Be Made &c
Congress In Regard To Militia
Forces.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-An en-
tire reorganizing of the permanent de-
tense Of the United States will be
presented at the forthcoming session
Of congress, according TO the scheme
under consideration today by Tia.
general stan at the direction OF Ma.
Gen. Wood Startling discoveries.
especially with reference TO the cul
nerabiiitY of the Pacific coast to t9r
eign attack, will be made to CON
gress in response TO the resolution Oh
Congressman McLachian. The situa-
ton from many points OF view Is so
serious IL is sai6 that immediate &C
, ton will be taken by congress.
Gen. Wood Is in harmony with /
spector General Darlington regarding
the lack OF officers. The condition oil
the regular army in this respect II
bad enough. II is said, but the con
dtion of the reserve force, the ma
tionai guard. is worse.
There are no regular officers for in
structing the national guard and those
OH duty at military schools have been
withdrawn.
The regular army with a shortage
of officers in its own ranks, cannot
give attention 20 the instruction o.
the civilian soldiery.
The general STAFF now has unde!
consideration plan not only Tor
making the national guard more G
fective as a part OF the defensive
forces of the country. but also foi
creating a reserve Of the men who
have had the benefit of training in
the regular army and have been hon
orably discharged.
| II is intended to encourage the re
enlistment only Of those non-commis-
stoned officers and specialists of Ger
tain classes who are necessary for
| the permanent army establishment
Short enlistments will be the rule an
after the men have been discharge
they will be enlisted in the reserves
and paid a small amount every montf
Once a year they will assemble 10
! maneuvers. when they will recei
| full army pay.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-16
MINING STOCKS NOT
PLACE FOR SAVINGS


Npisng best issues Cobalt has good ore reserves
conservative lines and Is likely 10 pay
for to
who think is not far away when DIVIDENDS ~ n,
by
portion capital This is not the kind OF an %
piss cent IL
the investors OF the
stock books show many Iho
yield high except oA III
concerned the
butt who is not IN
a
risk
his without having TO
that the savings
excellent oa
bonds ina
amply secured
behinn
desirable than pecarous 10
he when the divt
Nipissng good one but
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-16
III EMB[l[ER
ADMITS GUILT
ward r. Cochran Stole $751; Col.
1eetsd for Local Lodge-Judge
Phelan May Parole Him.

Edward +. Cochran Is through with
- ray life.
a hand organ standing In front OF
Ne county jail flung the coarse
Srains of a ribald song OF good fel-
IoWship into his ears as he stood in
Ne prisoners box In Judge Phelans
curt, Friday morning, and an.
nounced that he wanted TO plead
E&nilty 20 the charge of embezzlement.
Il took inst few days and few
y 01ehts OF delirious living TO reduce
\ cochran to his present predicament.
- one evening Of good fellowship, he
& 1Fittere $50 through his fingers. His
dollars played a merry tune upon the
mahogany and the laughter of his
friends was a joyous accompaniment.
None of those friends were in court
Friday, but there were lot OF others.
among whom were a number OF
brother Elks who had come from
. Cocnran's former home In Owosso TO
plead for leniency.
Cochran IL charged with having en-
bexxled $751; from the Detroit lodge OF
Elks. He was collecting subscriptions
fof them for the grand lodge reunion.
He Is still young man. but his re-
cent troubles have told upon him and
be has aged perceptibly.
This is sad situation" said Judge
Phelan. Il understand that you are
dosirous OF showing your friends that
you are an honest man. but | do not
want to parole you until have looked
mrther into your career.
You should have thought of the dis
grace that IS yours now when you
were surrounded by your gay friends,
who seem to have deserted you in
your hour OF trouble. Good fellowship
u alright, when II doesn't have false
ring. You can't be good fellow when
you are spending other people
money, as you were doing.
Lots OF young men think they are
good fellows when they are spending
the money their fathers have earned
oy years Of toll, and their offense is
Just as great as yours. You were
placed in a position OF trust and you
violated that trust. You are now an
ewerable to the people, not to the
am answerable also to the people and
not to the Elks.
THAT is why / hesitate in giving
you your freedom. | will accept your
plea OF guilty and / will remand you
70 the Jail until can look further into
your case"
Cochran spoke Of separation from
his life and the court silenced him by
telling him he should not speak OF her
a this trouble.
A petition asking the court to exer-
else clemency was signed by the off,
GERS Of the Detroit lodge of Elks, and
that Is now in Judge Phelan's hands.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-16
NEW YORK STOCKS.

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-Althougi
some fractional losses were noted a
the opening of the stock market today
a steady tone prevailed, and aitei
the first sales a number oil issues
made substantial fractional gains.
Noon-After the first hour the
market became quiet and steady ano
price movements were confined TO ex
tremely narrow limits.
IL a. m.-Heavy pressure agains'
Steel common forced that stock down
OF Go 1-2. Other industrials were al
SO heavy and sustained fractional
losses. The railroad list seemed 10
be better held than the industrial.
Governments unchanged other
bonds steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-16
Ny. STOCK MARKET-Cio.e.

Am Beet Sug So, ANAL Cop oS's, an
Am smelt 65I, Am Sugar H.. Am I
T 1885, Am Wool 27S. do pref 90 Ana
condo asa. Atch 81, Bait a o l94' Is. sfA
RT 10. Can Fac lssiz. Cen Leaih 90
Ches x Ohio 74-s. & Nj x ~ PAU liz
Chi a invest l4i. Consol Gas l2gr' re
4 Hud 1924, Den * X g 60 DIS Sc Sc
Cor 2sh. Erie rs, do pref ~, Gen El.I
So Int Met 2oh. do pref 5ti.. Kan >
N. 81 p ( S Ste ii Ky isl y, NO Pas
A. Nest seis. North Pac ll2s, Penn x
Il i2sL. Read l40, Rep 4 Steel 80. s DO
pref 81 y. Rock island 81. do pref s5,
sloss Shen So. South Pac ii2n, SCUM Ss,l
T ~ d. ave ao P 3. I, St i. " .st Union
Pacihc 164%, L ) Rub com 80 :
Steel s7.. do pref 10 - non q
Wabash l6I., do pref 3ii.. West I'm
Tel 64h. West Mfg 81.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-16
STREET RAILWAY ].
MADE DONATIONS
Testimony In Graft Investigation
Shows Both Democrats and Repub-
licans Got Campaign Funds.

NEW YORK. Sept. 16.-That Con-
gresham George X. Malby, while
member OF the state senate In 1908,
benefited by $500 from a fund OF
$4,000 raised by the Street Railway
association OF the state. was sworn
To al the legislative graft investiga-
ton today. Why the money was paid
TO M@lby, who Is the political leader
OF the district represented in the
state assembly by +. A. Merritt, Jr.,
chairman OF the Investigating COM
miitee. was not developed. or tho
$1,000 0fund raised by the railway
association, and deposited with the
stock exchange firm OF Rilingwood a
Cunningham. IL was developed $4,000
also went to the account or the late
S, Fred Nixon, Tor years speaker of
the assembly and $4,000 TO the ac-
count Of State Senator Goodsell who
represented Gov. Odcll's district in
the state senate.
The fund of $4,000 was raised by
special assessment on the members
OF the Street Railway association and
at once deposited by the Legislative
agent of the association. G. Tracy
Rogers, with the brokerage concern to
the credit OF a clerk who had
mummy" account. The investigation
committee will try to show that this
money was checked" OF TO influential
members OF the legislature In 1903 and
why IL was done.
III, III. Vreeland. former head OF the
Metropolitan Street railway system.
testified to contributions by the COM
pany 10 campaign funds in 1902. He
gave $4,000 to the Republican state
committee and $4,000 TO the Demo
Gratis. He believed there were contri.
buttons In other years, but he had no
knowledge OF them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-16
Hiahwayman Kills Chinese.

BISBEE, Ariz, Sept. 16.-Posses
were sent out today to search for a
masked highwayman who held up
two Chinese here late last night. pre-,
cipitating a fight. in which one China
man was killed The highwayman IL
believed To have been wounded.
The highwayman. believed to be a
Mexican. rode into the Chinese qua
ter and robbed the first two Chinese
he saw OF 800. One OF the victim
resisted and opened FIRE, attractirg
the attention of other inhabitants OF
the quarter. who engaged In a run
ming fight with the hfghwayman. The
robber succeeded IN remounting his
horse and escaping.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-16
Panama May Be Annexed.

WASHINGTON. Sept 1.-THE an.
nexation OF Panama by the United
states was predicted today as the
only outcome Of the political condl.
tons existing in that country. by
Howard Johnson, OF Colon. who is
here on business.
The annexation is inevitable" said
johnson. Il believe II will take plac.
within the next year. The Wort
powers are cognizant of the respons
bility OF the United States in admin.
istrating the canal for the worlds
commerce. think they will. in view
Of this, look with favor on such ac
tipn."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-16
LIVE STOCK
FAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EAST BUFFALO. ~ Y, Sept. 10
Cattle: Receipts. 2 cars; slow
Best 1900 to 1.400-lD. steers. $500
steers. 1856 al .25: best HOO to 1909
10 shipping steers, So 800 SC. medium,
butcher steers. $4509fs5 best fat
eeeewTs, $40 @S;zS; fair to good cows,
s302bO; trimmers, ;225qS: best rat
heifers. s55006: good fat heifers. s4.zs
I475. fair To good do. s4Mt35: stock
heifers, S44i 25: hest feeding steers
dehorned. s5g525: medium to. good
steers. dehorned. st.75mb; stockers. all
grades. s375u4. best and export bulls.
Si1b05; Bologna bulls. $3.5a425:
light thin bulls. ta.50qi: best mixers
and sprinRers. s65 a 40: good mixers
and springers. s5Om65: common TO
good springers. s25Q35.
Hogs: Receipts. 40 cars: active and
heavy. sosso@9.7O: Workers.. s9.9oa 10;
pigs. 1870
Sheep: Receipts. 20 cars; active; best
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BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER MARkET-c,o.,.

Ariz. Com. 1871: Atlantic, 81 Bos.
Ely. Ia; Butte Coal. 1884, Cactus.
ll-l6; Cal * Ariz, so; Cal & IIecIa.
Range, 60; DAILY West Sa Davis p SGip
Ia; L. Butte. Z. First Nat. az
Franklin. 10Y Giroux ca Gold. Cons.
as,s u.s., Greene Cananea, 81 Hancock. 20;
81. kewenaw lot. Lasalie I0h, La
Rose sll-6. Lake s2%, Mass :, Miami
sh, Ney Utah 20. Nipsng Ii. North
~, 0jibway 5Ik. Old Dom Is. osceola
l27. Raven 30, Ray Cons 1877. shannon
10. sup Cop 4s South Lake SL. Sup &
bos sk, Sup 4 Pitts Al y. Trinity III,
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MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.

DETROIT. Sept. is.-Up; Algonquin
4s;so: ccnemaugh: ITO: Chicago, 2:so
ss: :sa Ms, d i si q baaaa. .s ax
ford. 7:ao; ]. C Morse. Saskatoon. 1856
cc'x: = HsT Tisn s $40 THURSDAY p
Wallace, 1890 y. m. Mcintosh. An
1este. I Heifelinger 20; John owen
laaunaloa- MAZDA. so; w: AZ. Mills. 3;
4:io: Rensselaer,. Joliet, $50; Nipigon,
$40: Nrwona. SIS: HemlocS, .: Hoov.
sr. Mason. $40; AL Marshall. 1910;
Down: ST Paul, noon Thursday; Ro-
man. 1880 p. m: Walter Scranton. Rou-
mania. barge Crete. Weeks. 1880: J. B.
high. 1870: Adams, $50; Australia. 2;
New York. $50: Omaha. George W.
5eavey. 8; Earring, $50; Osier, 3:4o;
tHssywsrd, James n Hoyt q Brazil.
Superior City. $40 Thursday D. m,
Norwaik arrived. $40; winnipeg and
Tieetwood. is. 1870. ie.ao cO Ed smith smith
and barges. lo:45; Mol. 1910: Eden
born. 11:4o; Ionia. 1910; Choctaw, /;
nelius. s.; Chemung. $40; North Lake,
1883; Utica, Plummer. 1880; Dundee.
l1.ZV
The 500.
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. Sept. le
Up: Seiwyn Eddy, noon Thursday
pathfinder. Sycamore ID. m: Reed.
Hamontc, Alberta, Hubbard, 1870: ONO
NO, Robbins, Amazon, 3: French $50:
( Albright, 4; Schuylkill, 1870; Duluth.
D: Kennedy, $40; Charles II. Bradley,
Woclson. Brightie, Jenness. Eads. 4
Leonard. Hanna, Thursday night:
Monroe Smith, Corsica. 3; Princeton.
Marcia. Empress. Midland, 10: Marco
pa, Smeaton, Lasalle, Milinokett, IL:
Linn. 1880 Friday a. M; Mary Boyce.
80; Harvey Brown. 1880: Wade, $40,
Morgan, $40: Dan Hanna. 6: isteeD
WOLF. $3.50; tlarge) Livingstone
Pressure Isle. s. Lynch. g: Sheadle
Wfckwire 9: North Sea. 10: Verona
1890: Hill. noon.
Down: Ishpemhng. p. m Thurs.
day; Midland King, Black 2; Yates. q
Lyman G. Smith, $50; Snyder. 4: Italia
Wfdener, 8; Peter White Moore. g. B
Lyman Smith, $50; Corey 4; Shenan.
ooah. Montezuma. s.
Crete, $3.50 Thursday night: Sahara
3; Pendennis White, Tomlln son. 1910
Bixby, Security. oil barges, 1870: Nor.
rell, 1880; Ward Ames, /; .Ianoloa. 2
Empress. FIT William; $3.50: Lakeland
3; Rockefeller. Bryn Mawr, 40: oil.
Yer. 400 VIM Mather .: Alfred Nit.
/ chell. VIM. IL Mack, 500: A. r. Ames
keam, z; Fairbairn, Thomas 100: Bal
Bros. 8; Northern King, Chas Eddy
s Imperial. oil barge, $50: Admiral. Q
zimmerman, 10: McWillihms, 10 40
Coulby, Castalia, 1870.
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lambs. s74o@f.so: yeariings, $1,000:
wethers. 50: ewes. $40 u 40.
Calves: S5GiI.50
FAST nUFFALO-CIose.


EAST BuFFAIO-Ctose.
EAST BUFFALO. n. ". Sept L.
Cattle; Receipts, SO; light. steady;
prime steers. {7@I5 SO; butcher grades.
S3m675. Calves: Receipts. t5o. active
and e5c higher: Gull TO choice. seM
tl.25. sheep and lambs. Receipts. ~
600; active; choice lambs. s7g7.5o; Gull
to fair. ss,so@sls; warnings 5000
ulo: pigs, $500 500; mixed. s9.Io;
heavy. ss;6og9.e5: roughs. ss,s5 q $50;
stays. sTG750.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Sept: i6.--Hogs: Receipts. 1000; mar
ket So 80 ioc higher; mixed and buteh-
ers ss.5oQ s.s5; good heavy. sss5 40
$50: rough heavy. ss.s5@se5; light.
s?.so@sf5; pigs. ss.50as.60. Cattle;
Receipts. 1850, market steady. beeves.
stse6ss5: cows and heifers s2sSN
Texans. ss.75@s: calves. se7SGs75.
higher: native. s275Qs65: western,
ss.2sgtso lambs. IS 25@7.2s: western.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. q, Sept. l6.-Hogs:
Receipts. 1000: market loo higher. me-
diu,ns and heavies. $3.50; workers.
$3.50, pigs and lights. ss.60as.so. Cat
tie Receipts. cars. steady; Lambs;
ceipts. 100 head. sio5o top.
4. ). YARDS, CLEVELAND.
l.. $. YARDS. CLEVELAND. Sept l6
Hogs Receipts. 20 cars. higher:
workers.. $3.50. heavy. $3.50 Caves.
5000. Lambs: 81. Cattle: $i5og
$50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-16
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine
Weber a. Co, Sept. 16:
After an early break OF u for May
and :. for Dec. wheat prices have had
rally within fraction OF the close
Wednesday. Prices now about "a C un-
der best point OF the morning and
only = TO y under close previous "a
holiday. The strong recovery OF Liv-
erpool, leaving that market little
changed from last Wednesday. prob
ability Of smaller worlds shipments.
failure OF northwestern mills to order
shutdown, claim OF export sales OF
10000 bushels Of Manitoba wheat at
New York this morning have been
helps on the buying side OF the mar
ket There was not the selling pres
sure expected at the outset and around
CSC for Dec. resting orders on the buy
ing side in large volume were met.
Feeling in the trade is that the rally
is only temporary unless there is bet
ter foreign puying OF our wheat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-16

BOSTON COPPER LETTERS.
Reported for The Times by Paine,
Wchber n Co, Sept l6:
London metal market opened dull
Spot sal los Sd. OF IS Cd; futures SOL
los. OF - cd
The Boston market again opened dull
with most stocks showing losses from
yesterdays closing. Indiana declined
TO l6h, North Butte TO ~. Copper
Range TO 50 = and Algoma TO IL. There
is n better demand FOR Butte Balla-
klavs this morning, and IL has ad-
vanced 81 TO 6A
Foreign visible supply or copper
shows a decrease OF l.032.000 pounds.
Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone a Co. Sept 10:
The Boston copper market is quiet
with prices irregular Gains and loss
es are evenly divided throughout the
entire list. Transactions are still con-
rned 10 the room traders and the mar
ket on the whole is a most uninterest-
ing affair Calumet Il Arizona records
gain OF 4. Copper Range is Il point
lower and Hancock Y OF a point lower
superior Copper opened at asa. sold as
low as 41h and has recovered TO 4Sh
Other departments OF the market are
equally as quiet with prices practi-
cally unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-16
JOBBIyG PRICES.

Canned .oo4.--App.es. gals. .s27S.
bak.u Deans. l-io 1VW QUO; Lima beans,
81 ~ l.50. Corn-Faney Maine, N.l0'
Peas-Eancy, early June. yl.3t. stand
ards, 81, soaked. 500 zoe. salmon
Sockeye. tail. 81; fiat. 32.1o; Alaska
reds. SIS: Alaska. pinks, sL2S: To-
matoes. As u soc; succotash. sl9 LILO per
Conee - Package coffee. 100-Ib. case.
s14254l7, delivered:
Feed-Bran. S23; fine middlings, s27;
coarse middlings. s26; cracked corn,
$27, coarse cornmeal. $2.: corn and
oats chop. y2+ per ton.
FIour-Michisan patents, In wood.
Straight .ss. s. $3.50; clear. 81 per Dbl Rye
-four $3.50 per bbl
Oiis-Raw linseed. $1.05; boiled lin
sene. &c: Perfection. 9hc; Eocene.
iinc: crown gasoline. loo per gal: tur-
pentine. in barrel lots. 75h pei. gal.
Provisions-Mess pork. s22; family.
smoked hams. isGlsMc: dry sailed
briskets, lac; shoulders. lac: picnic
hams. I3c: bacon. i7Q19c:. lard. in
tierces. l3c; kettle rendered. lac per
sugar-ouotations corrected daily by
w. II Edgar & Son. The retail price
list for Detroit. Delray. Crosse Pointe,
River Rouge. Crystal dominoes. 2-lb,
Ss75: 5-lb.,. 1925; Eagle tablets. 81. 20,
cut loaf, $50; cubes; se.sb; xxXx
powdered: tSis;, standard %. r Dowasr sS
granulated, fine. In bulk. So 20; granu-
lated, In 25-lb. cotton bags, 1915: Mich
gan g1apu is, $3.50 e d, a. Nd 4
SS no no E. .s s.ss No. No. g. ;; 1885, No. Ne.
$si5; No. 8. Sc. 40; No. 9. $685.; No. 10
is. S. Is; No. II. sis; No. iS. ss.i5 per
100 lbs
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for his rev olutionists were badly beat
en- and he himself was taken prisoner
and treated within a week to Don
Vaca de Castro's cure for insurrec-
ton which consisted OF sharp ak
laid close to a solid block OF wood.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-16

What sort OF magazine fiction do
yen like best?'
We'll. think,I prefer those stories
telling how good the next number Is
going to to be-" --Pittsburg. Post.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-16
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

Boston copper sales Of Sept, rs:
A c $50. Ali 100, B " so, Blu 1875. b & y
50. G a 6. Cent 10. Cn So u W SO. r d
10. En- 500. FIR 20. OK 1899. CIR 5. q c
20. Hv 200. Ind AS. Kerr leo. Re So
Lk 100, Ms rs. Mi $3.50 Mob 10. Nv ass.
Nip sos. y Il 1880. Nix 1873. O c 100. Csc
20. py 10. Ray 10. Sh 95. Shattuck loo,
pref 10 I'm % Utah Cop SIS VOL 20
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-16
NEW YORK sTOCk LETTER.

Reported for The Times BY Palne,
Weber & Co. Sept 10:
After an opening fractionally lower
and fair activity during the early trad
ing. the stock market relapsed into
dulinsss without any particular trend
Price changes were meaningless ana
confined to the narrowest OF limits,
trading being largely professional with
banks have lost about $4,000. 900 TO the
sub-treasury since last Friday and
poor bank statement 10 expected to-
morrow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-16
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter--Creameries. extras, 30hc ID:
frsts. Csc. dairy butter. 23c packing
stock 22c per 10
EgCs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. 22isc per doz. Receipts FRI
day. 1871 cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-16

An effort Is being made to abolish
the converts and monasteries OF the
Greek church in Bulgaria, and use the
tuberculosis sanatoria.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-16
TODAY IN HISTORY.

Sept. 16. 1542
Peru avenged the
death OF Pizarro al
a battle on the
plain of Chupas. J.
was a sorry day
for Diego de Aim
agro. the chief @
the conspirator
against Pizarro
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-16

II is estimated there are 10000
tuberculosis patients in this country
too poor TO pay for treatment in SAM
tariums and hospitals.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept. 16.-Flour: Dull
and easy Pork: Steady; mess. s23 ~
$3.50 Lard. quiet: middle west spot
si25OGi2G5. Sugar Raw, quiet; cen
trifugal, 90 test. s4S6; muscovado. ~
ss's5. crushed. SIS So powdered, IS 25;
graduated, s5.15. Coffee Rio No.
on spot, i05. mllc. Tallow: quiet; city,
prime. si'io: 10 J. 7Oa soc: clover. &
"a soc Dressed poultry: Weaker: tur-
keys. ISq soc; chickens, 12g gle; fowls.
15fil8c ducks, 1sl9 u a lyc. Live
poultry: Firmer geese, &c; ducks.
i4c. fowls. l5m &c. turkeys. 12G 15c
roosters, lie Cheese: Steady. state
milk, common TO specials, I0b sf17c:
skins common 20 specials. SO l2I5c;
full skins. ~ a &c
Butter: Quiet, receipts, $500. cream
cry extra, soc. state dairy tubs, % a.
29c: imitation creamery firsts. ga Csc
Eggs: Firm, receipts, 1888: nearby
white fancy. 34M36c. nearby mixed
fancy. rs a csc; fresh firsts. 25n 26c.
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srst.. elc. Cheese Skins. 1874 Il is pc:
Young Americas, 1871 d16Ac. Live
poultry: Fowls. 14c; ducks, lac tsc.
geese Zoe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-16

NEW YORK. Sept i6.--Money on
call i7s Time money. 4i3 for SIX
months. Bar silver: London. 2fH new
York 5sk. Demand sterling S+.s6, 20
I4s625
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-16

A report is current that the Do
troit Taxicab CO. has purchased
controlling interest in the Detroit
Omnibus line. and is planning TO sub
stitute automobiles for the present
horse-drawn vehicles. In the ofrcss
of the omnibus company. the report
was fatty denied
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-16
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden
Stone 4 Co. Sept. II:
Opening closing
Bid Ask y. M.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-16
n 6 GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK MONEY MARkE'

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
Bid. Asked.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-16

The Builders and Traders exchange
will have an outing on Saturday, 60
ing to Shore Acres for the afternoon.
There will be a baseball game be
tween the contractors and the supply
men and other amusements, followei
by a fish and frog dinner.