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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
WESTERN UNION LOSES SUIT.
Must Return 500 Sent by Telegraph
and Paid to Wrong Party.

Judgment for 500, the full amount
OF his claim. was rendered b. Justice
Iemkie, Friday, in favor OF John
Marab. Detroit Syrian, against the
Western Union Telegraph Co.
Last October Mrs. saba AIDA re-
ceived a telegram from her daush-
ter. saying she was detained at Ellis
Island. New York, and needed assis-
lance Mrs. AIDA went 10 New York,
and put up al the Lebanan hotel
There she met Syrian, TO whom she
told her troubles This man prom
ised to assist her, and telegraphed 10
Marab. a relative of the girl asking
for 800 and signing the name oi
Saida AIDA Knowing that Mrs.
AIDA was in New York. Marab sem
the money. which the stranger col
lected and kept.
IL was shown that the company did
not obey the rules printed Oh It's
blanks. making no effort to Identity
the stranger.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
SMASHES CAMERA.
Tom L. Johnson Angered by Photosra-
pher at Dock.

NEW YORK, May 6-Tom L. John.
son. ex-mayof OF Cleveland. is resting
here today after his return last night
from Europe on the Mauretania.
Mr. Johnson had "a brief but exert
ing tussle with newspaper photoc-
rapher at the pier The photographer
tried 90 take a photographer of the ex-
mayor and the Gashlight exploded al
mos iu Mr. Johnson's ear AngereI.
he smashed the photographers hat
over his head and dashed his camera
from his hand smashing II.
IL shall stay iu New York a few
days and thon e1 ou 20 Cleveland.
Said Mr. johnson ~ wout away p
sizes mgu au good deal better
then WAS although I have not re
covered entirely
"Are you out uf po'itics'" be was
asked
am I'm politics until die" was
thr au-Arr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
WOOL.

LONDON. May 6.--At the wool auo-
ton. Thursday. sales ace bales were
offered Despite the lar.s offerings,
v HIGH consisted principally ot cross
BREEDS the demand continues strong ahI
all sections paying fun prices. Amcrtc 4
purchased medium crosshreds and tHe
continental and home trade bought
nierinos at hardening prices. Follow
INK Is the sale Ia detail, New Sruth
Wales Loo bales secured. lstt - =
~, a. greasy. 5iadmls ] led. Que
land, I. tOo bales, secured, is td - -
lid. greasy. N3idMls 2sd Victoria,
500 bales greasy Is Aaduis al. south
Australia, l.000 bales, secured. lld y
i lloyd, greasy. isdN Is 3D.. New
lliad. greasy. 9 .dVis lad. cape ~
Good Hope ana Natal 1900 bales.
secured. 1Oiad@l Ia l0d, greasy 90
II I'D
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
TO BLOW UP MARIA MARTIN.
Government Asks Bids For Removal
Of Wreck From River

It would appear that the career OF
the old Maria Martin. now stranded
on the Belle Isle underground, is
about over The local office of The
war department engineering division
is about TO advertise for bids for r.
moving the old schooner. This
means. in all probability, blowing her
uD with dynamite.
When capt John Darlington sue
cessfully defended the government
suits against the OLD Maria a short
time ago. he was given 80 days 10 re
move her from her present location
% catieable waters. lie has not done
So and IL is now claimed that be mas
lost the right 10 the boat
There have been rumors coming O
the ears OF the government officials
that the Martin was being used a. !
middle point for smugglers since
capt Darlington has ceased 10 live
aboard her Her location In the MA.
die OF the river would make her COP
lNenient for this sort of trade.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
Wants Damages From D. U. r.

4 collision between a sherman car
and an auto owned and driven by
Amber Miller was the cause of a
damage suit against the d. L. r.. in
Judge Hosmer's court Friday. Millc7
brought suit for damages 10 his auto
and Injuries TO his wife. who was also
in the machine. with them at the
time was a Mrs Wineman, who was
also badly hurt She has SUIT pend
ing against the street car company
The collision occurred Sept ~, l5V3
nj Beaubien and Macomb-sts
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06

Reported for Tie Times by Carson.
Craig n 60. May 6 Wheat--Prices at
this writing are not Tar from where
they closed yesterday for all months.
t. was a hcsitating market during the
morning the buliish feeling based on
generally unfaNorahlc crop report >
from many sections. Offset very larscly
by the improved weather conditions,
good general rains over Nebraska - a
other states. and predictions OF MOI =
rain and warmer weather tonight AMI
I, morrow There l. a Toledo report
here claiming recent freeze injured
wheat IN Ohio. Northwest nlesse yes
Indicate that some 81 the leaders dp
there about half believe in some m
Jury to tile early spring crop IN east
ern south Dakota aud western Mime
!, Ia News is not Of a decisive CHAR
acter. Brokers reported liberal volume
OF resting orders on the buying S'd"
crop months July now up 20 81 % Is
aud September. sl02s. on buiiish Mod
eru Miller report
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06

EcU0Ttod IUT IU' IlTU'E "! =. -
Craig Il Co May Their" was q We" y
f,elittr ON the stock exchange inns
morning. with values ~ the active vs.
sLes generally on from l. 60 ] ipiht
Influenced by London cables. Wnl'
we've sharply lower on alarming tI-
,pnrs ~ serious Illness 90 Is ing fd-
v.ard Following tine opening prices
rallied rcgaiulug tho greater paIt 81
tG, .arly loss Later the market grew
ann and ~agged of below upeuil <
neures. and M noon was weak. with
sgemingly little public demand tor
sforke 'rh- placing Of bonds abroad
,It,.,rlv affect, tho money market tu !
iu,lirertlv has caused short covering,
huf $50 far 1T has not bad the enc,
III ....itfr.L either foreign or domestic
ir, ,sttnent demand for stocks on a
.,4Y tIIat te1uf4 warrant OIL" rNr-'
t.r,, af f. hluid and hi2irr si'D mar
Ett SD tHis tIuc cannot 'nfA ,I-" 'L
..|- pointers. would fp stops back OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
NEW ,oRN PRODUCE.

NEW YORK May 6-Flour-QU ict.
unchanged. Pork-Stcady mess. - ~
.gt50 I$rd-firm. middle west spot
$3.50 l3 80 sugar Raw, strons
ccntrifugaf % test 1880. muscoNaoo,
50 test. s.S5c. refined firm Cutiuui.
6.o5c. crushed. soc, powdered, S9.S'e .
Aranulated. 5.-5c Coffee--i'io No. -
Steady..turkeys. la 23c. chiehtns.
lssi gSc. fowls IS "a zoe. spring ddch-
liEgs 2S ID 29c. LIN" poultry quiet
geese. Zoe ducks, Dc. fowls, Il 70,
turkeys. 100 SC. ROSTERS. old dnd
young. l2is q loo cheese steady iuil
cream. old. specials, Il re, skins. spe-
I,.als lOHllc. full skins. q 1sc.
Coffcc options opened steady, To ~
points lower. Butter--Stcady receipts
I'M creamery eNtra. rec. state dairy
tubs 2&ff .ic, imitation creamery hrstS
.o3ta H2Ic EGGS QUiet. receipts, 20
700 nearby white fancy. -3u POE. near
10y mixed fancy ECU 22'gc, fresh nrsts
90 "a zoe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS


DETROIT May $ Close Tho wheat
market .l9pe at present rs much in
favor Uf tl- bulls The weather u.s.
largely ihe cause IF this, for the crop
~ NOT making good progress wnci o.
and Speriol Complaints arc coming tom
Illinois and Indiana owing 10 the Hes
SIAN 0y and oklahoma and Texas. u"-
iur fp uufaVorHble weather iaiftu
was bull when everything was loon
ing like big crop. This was because
he bad the hest OF Information aud
knew what uc was talking about. whtl"
others were guessing lie is stili talk
ing builish and advising his friends TO
itN september "hr#t Mnch WI de
y, nd on the showing az abandon
acreage ~ Mondays government re-
port The bulls inquire that ~ VIII sus-
tain their contention inat me crop -
buIi ma llet Tor another month com
paints ave coming from the spring
wheat fields, much 20 the alarm or tn"
bears Vho had all along figured pn
much h.lp ,n depressing prices from
tile spring crop
strength i'm wheat was we'll sus-
taited or friday q ltnous y ~ tlao, ''- "@S
only moderately active Tie close in
ct 80 was at sn advance or lc. and in
THO now crop futures iac Corn gained
Vnsoi qaotqt.one-Cash No 2 rod.
e. ,ft. .ur-od without Change at
RFI- aua aitau,ed 90 : 10 juit open
rl m SIo-t declined to 8 o5i, and
atlrguced 20 &i0f sept. opeU"d at
t, a. ~
"d to 81 D. " WI lte ,..,.
''"'t'- gram lh'l .iil"i7 ,.
$50 $50 SO yellow. car "'
4t Gfc oats standard eat ~
- i-c. riosirE tt'c. y" Wh.t"' :
c7rs az Afc closing az go 40,
wnitc. car - AAlac hNe' ash 30
! 81 Bcans-t ASH. w. Ma
8 oG Cloverseed- Prime SPOT ~ -,
oct $500 Tinothyseed Urine pot
2h bags at 81 y.
NrEen inc Wh'at NiSl -, ,ta pl'N, -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
Mayor to Meet euIldIna Board

Mayor Breitmeyer will call the
building commissioners together
Monday afternoon TO consider the tn
ture of the building inspection depart
ment II will be necessary for the
commissioners TO decide how they
will enforce the present building or
dlnances with the small force loft
them by the aldermen and estimators.
and also how they will proceed after
the new building code is adopted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
ADMITS BLACK HAND PLOT.

PONTIAC. Mich. May 6.--After two
hours OF close questioning yesterday.
Emery Eamcs. the. 22-ycarold son II
Eugene Games. who for two weeks
has been receiving letters threatening
his life and properly. confessed that
he had been the author OF the notes
and that il was he who cut up the
harness two weeks ago. The son de-
Clared he had done IL all through fun
after he had started. but had never
intended 10 carry II so far
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
Woman Faints on Street.

Mrs Julia koenig. 81 years old, liv-
ing with her son a. Ne 1898 Vermont
ave. was found sitting on the curb
az the Intersection Of Waterloo aud
Dubois sts.. Thursday evening Patroi-
man Hischke notified her son, bat I've
did not come. and the woman VAS
sent TO ST Marys hospital. II was
found that she had iaintng spell.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06

NEW YORK. May pauline
Chase. the pretty American girl Who
has delighted London and Paris the.
ater audiences for severn seasons. IS
coming 10 America for a day visit.
She will arrive on the Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse one morning and hurry
back tie next momilz OH iba Nau,.
tania 20 STARE on continental tour H.
"Peter Pan"
Miss Chase is bringing over some
AUTOGRAPHED photographs. among them
Rooseveits for which she went 10
Paris when the colonel was there
These are 10 be auctioned off al the
actors fund fair. and TO be the auc-
tioneer. Miss Chase Is making this
record. staying "trip.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
SHOOTS HIS RIVAL.
Lansing Man Angered Because he
Failed TO Win Girls Hand.

LANSING. Mich. May G.-tSpeciaD
-Morrice White returned from a visit
10 Detroit last night TO find that
Frank DeWaters had married the
girl White had also been in love with.
GONG TO the DeWaters home White
shot DeWaters in the leg while shak'
ing hands with him and then gave
himself uD to the police
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
Present Owners 10 Get Refund.

Corporation Counsel HALEY has
given AN opinion TO City Treasurer
Kock that the $4,000 to be received
from the Michigan Central in repay
ment OF the damages assessed SONS
years ago for the opening of Maran
tette-st. must be paid over 10 the
present holders OF property within
the assessment district.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
NEW YORK. May 6--The alarming
nnr,-c On the aarlr cahies of King Ed

NEW YORK. May 6.-Tne alarming
news In the early cables of King Ed
wards illness, followed by brisk de.
clines IN London. caused pronounced
weakness in the stock market here
at the opening today. First sales
showed losses OF point or more. but
after the first few minutes a better
tone developed. brisk rallies occu..
ring in some stocks. aoout one-half OF
the initial loss being quickly recov-
cred Al the end OF fifteen minutes
the tone became strong, majorG
OF the active issues showing some
amount OF the new gain.
II a mater the recoyeries fol
/ loving the opening losses. the market
again became neavy, many important
issues reacting 10 about the initial
range OF prices and in some cases
substantial losses We're sustained.
London sold about 10000 shares. At
the end of the hour the market again
became generally steady
Government unchanged; other
bonds firm
Noon-At midday there was renew
ed heayiness with further concessions
in prices all through the list, many
of the leading issues ranging from
about points under Yesterday
close
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
Arp'r.-Fancy. siat5O, common. 81

Appie.-Fancy. sid.5O; common. 81
g per bbl' western box apples, 81 10
q go per box.
HnnaDas-tiood shipping stock. 81 %
~ 2 So according TO quality
Bcnns-Dried Lima. 5lsc per ID.
Ceiery-Califorria 81 5eU5 per crate:
Florida s. 5oG3 per crate.
CsuIinow-r-Caiifornla. s2.75a3 per
doz. S}.5on4 per crate 80
nbbage-Ncw $3m go per crate. 80
Cbee-c-Nicniga gan iat lat... made. 10
q t5kc. fall made. Ia Sc. York state.
19d zoe, Limburgcr Wisconsin l1n lsc:
York state. lSu l9c. German cream.
block. 2lc: domestic loaf. &c. import
ed. IS gee per ID.
ornnbcrries--s5J 80 qe per bbl
Dntcs-Persian. 546c lb' Fards. 30
Dressed Cai,e--Choice. 1o4 ollie 10;
common. "a 10c per ID. ,uO.
California. S5c per box.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumhers. hot
house 99c per doz; lettuce lettuce TOY 10 +
$50 per hamper radishes, 20m 25c per
6oz: wax beans. sS.5Oni per hamper ;
parsley. 25c per doz. green beans; ~
iutabagas. aod toe per. bu. Florida to-
nIatocs s2.O503 per G-basket crate. soc
er basket; water cr"ss. "a 2oc bu'
turnips soc bu: beets. 6Ce bu. carrots.
rs, IN. piepiant. - a 30c doz, spinach,
9OcHsf per bu. s225 per Dbl. aspdsd-
gus. 81 81 per doz. california Boo per
HQnf0s green DfdSs - "a s--S PN' 49,
young onions. 1OW l2c doz
Grape Truif-Si "a per case.
IIny-Detroit dealers arc p1ying me
following prices for baled hay IN car
st70175o. No ? timothy. si6n so:
clover. mixed flsm 30 rye str ~ y,
s75oNS. wheat and Dat straw. 80 ~
7 Loose hay from farmers wagons
on the city markets. ranged from $40
hides - cured No. l. lie. green.
No J. Sc. No pulls, cured, &c.
green Sc, Sc 10 kip; cured cnraa &c &c:
green. Sc No calf cured. l6c; green;
! Sc per 10. No hides. lc OF. KIP ana
calf. TIC or No ] horse tides. No. l.
t35o No. 2 g. so. sheei skins as 10
"I Moncy-Fsncy white. 1sai7c; am
Der. l2ff lac. cNtracted. "a Sc per 10.
-ornra. 81 25ai.5O box.
Iimes-si n L25 per 700
Nuts--WaInuts i5m l6c. almonds, IL
N t5~. pcrAns 12ft l5c, hlbCrts. IL % lZc.
Rrazils. "a Zoe: mixed nuts. va &C per
10: hickory nuts. shcllbarks = 90 a l.ov
Onion~-New Berrudas. 50 - per
crate. Texas Bermudas. SEA 22S per
crate.
Grange. - California navels. s2.759
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s2oOa2.5o pei
doz s4H5 per crate.
Popcorn-Ears. pa 2Rc per 10:
Potntoe--Cpr lots. pulk SS,So pC.
~ PIC bu., new Btrmudas 81 9ot pei
Ia g. per bbl new southern. 81 per
PouItr,-Chickens l7r. hens, 70
.11i,c stays and old roosters, IL tfc'
ducks. i6ni7c. gcse. l3u &C. turkeys
wberrles-24-quart. cases. So
sweet Potatocs-lllinois, NiO per
'TaIlow-No. l. &c: No 2. &c per Id.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06

was rather tame. bat easier with iit-
tie local pressure and scattered Gem
mission buying. Considerably firm
az oats Easier all around. with trade
tame Provisions All lower on con-
siderable selling pressure at the start.
Noon--Wheat and corn strong ANA
higher all around. oats fractionatiy
lower.
An grains strong and higher Pro-
visions lower all around.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
LIVE WIRE KILLS HIM.

HASTINGS Mich. May 6.-Frank
Scobey. aged 80. we'll known farmer
of Irving township. met death yester,
day afternoon from electrocution when
his team ran into pole and dis-
lodged wire carrying $4,000 vol
which fell upon his shoulder and
throat lie was instantly killed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
Capt. John ". >piilHne has been APP
nnlnicl rhicI mlmrshml OF lhc Mnmmr-

ill d1V NITNl0 " IN0 IOIWT M0m0rl1I
day committee. and hc has in turu.
named Con g. W Iiarrah as chief of
stan MI miiitarv patriotic and uni
invited 10 take IHrt iu tpc parade
The committee haas accepted tlr inn
Vtation of the Rcy Frank 4 Roland
pastor OF the CaSe-avc. Nj r. church.
10 attend memorial services in that
church. Sunday evenings NAV %
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
GOES TO SING SING.
New Yorker Tries to Blackmail Battle
Greek Man.

NEW YORK. May G.--Conyicted Of
attempting to blackmail c. 5 Wells
a Battle Creek. Mich. merchant. viii
liam s Mcfarland. was sent TO Sing
Sing today for not less than two
years and three months nor more
than five years His aCcompice flar-
~ Brinkerhof. 2l, was sent back to
the Tombs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
10 AeAR rAx cAsEs

ANSING Mich May q Suecisu
-.lul-c Wlost ,bia morning uunounc-
cd Dog would take no the state tax
ras"s ainst The Michigan Central
railroad ON MAY %
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
TO BUILD NEW FERRY.
n VIII Take place OF Beat Lost IN
Lake Erie.

CLEVELAND. May 1.-The Mar
quette q Bcssemer Dock q Navlga-
ton co has closed "a contract for a
new ear ferry. TO take the place CT
40. . which was lost in Lake Err"
last December. Tae boat will be
built hy the American Shipbui.dlns
co. probably al The Lorain yatS.
n viii have a capacity OF 30 cars. anu
Is 10 Dee completed oct. 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
enetn.i,i.e,qss a, by Hayden. stone & Co.


tb)Bld (slsold N)split.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
MARINE
STEAMER DISABLED.
Huron City Races Back TO Amherst.
burg for Relief

NMHEESrBCRG May 6-Phe
So er Huron Cly. with ioo,boo II ,
vi lumber aboard, sprang leak White
ou her way across Lake Erie 10
cleveland and raced back 10 this pom
Ior help The steamer Minis heard
..r whistles for help aHd towed her
Iu just boz time 20 prevent her lrom
SCUM rna steam pumps were nr
me lately put 90 work. The leah
were located m the stern BEARINGS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
BULL LAND co. FORMED.
Concern Capitalized at 100000 viii
Carry on Real Estate Business.

The Bull land Co, capitalized at
almost three-quarters OF million.
filed articles OF association Friday.
The company will carry on a genoi al
real estate business. The company
L. capitalized al S709.20O, and S53l.-
500 has. been subscribed. The entire
amount has been paid in real estate.
Willis r. Arthur III. and Lawrence
ID. Bull are the shareholders.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creameries. extras .sc.
rists. use. dairy butter. 2fc. packing
stock. zoe per lb.
Esx~--FTrsh current receipts. cases
included. l9iac per doZ Receipts on
Friday. l. 5l2 eases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
lDIl 400 DKNDl ~.

CHICAGO May -Buttcr--Crcam-
cry extras, 4Slsc drsts 2sc. daitA eN-
trns Zoe nrsts 2ic. Eggs -frim"
nrSts aic. hrsts. isc Cheese Twins,
IA ', % l5c young Americas, lttt 4 - e..
Live pomuy -rurkeys, l1c. fowls. 10
Hl6lRc. ducks, lGH IL 70, geese, la
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06

sAULT STE MARIE. Mich. May e.
tn AlaiictOa, FricSe. 1880 p. m,
Thursday, Grammer. gettysburg Ba b.
CON. Ohl Taylor. samuel Mitcne ID,
tLlpkatnauga. g. Verona, scottish Hero.
.. Wells T. Corey Warner Thompson,
80 Nottingham I<ensington. $50.
Edmonton. Morgan. cornelius, Moore,
Wade. midnight Amasa stone. Mawa-
TAM 1880 a. m Prince Rupert, Mullln,
Ercs 20 schiller JAN Gould. 30;
Northern Queou WiokNvire, England,
81 Ward Ames, Is LAugham tsteeD.
Wolf. Ninmount 6 30. Schuck. Lagoon
da Peter White Schuylkili $50
NcnpG wan Dpunacoua. Gilbert
Frank Peavey, Mcafurd, $50. Manito-
ha 10. Guulder CLYDE and whaleback k,
1890, Kor go. Woodfnrd, noon Empire
Down: capt Wilson <eyport, 3 -.
M Thursday. RauueN Atcadian, .IV.
Ava Reed. $50, Au a. EadS.
Magma. y
Hope. 8. Sa1oua D. m Thursday;
Albright hutchinson. 20: whitney. No-
semitic. ~. Netrietou. Parent a. M,
Northern Light Dunn 3 Weston. Do
rlc TOmltusou. Wuona. q Morrrli
E loEu owen. Rerwind $50 Jas. Wal
lace. 30 CuddN ~ Michigan. noon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06

one handle OF a new dental forceps
consists ot long iron rod on which
a weight slides. the jolt as IL strikes
the end pulling a tooth to which the
appliance is attached.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
ct,Ic>.O II\E STOCK
PRODUCE.

The feature % the produce mark
this morning was tho heavy receipts
II straw bcrries, there bong something
like eight carloads received latc yeS-
t,rday aud today There IS a very good
demand. but under this kind Of receipts
the market is getting down TO a sum
mei basis IiutteT IS easy on incEcas-
ing production. eggs are easy on n
Stacking up ia demand, poultry Is mold
uu only hy the fact that receipts ARE
So Hight and veal calves are weak On
,tahlc ist is steady ana active, and
n, STA fruits are steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
Eri. Canal To Be Opened.

BUFFALO. May G-The Erie canal
oyerbauled and repaired with the *
pendjure OF $4,000, Will open May
Do. In prime condition
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
Capt. ~ ~. Niiicr ~ now Ia charge of
the local rerruitiug station for the I 3.

s MUrIno "0Tps NJ No. y FVTI-s'
,,,csf ard Is receiving numerous APP
ultcatious Tho Marine corps Is NJ
This time 80 mon short Of It's re-
outred strength Of 1921 men. and
capt Milor viii cnd"aVor Z" DO MS
SHIRE toward making up the de-
ncicncY
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06

Designed 20 withstand earthquakes.
the foundations OF Mexico's $4,000. 600
national Jheatcr. building AZ M6Nlco
CITY have shown themselves proof
against several severe shocks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
LIVE STOCK.
EAST RuFrALo-openin

Cunning a stevens Live >toc> Report
,speciall Cattle Receipts 10 ears,
market slow
Best 1900 10 145o-lb steers. s7s5
30; best hoo to 2oo-Ib shipp,n-
steers. SIS 50u725 medium butcher
steers. LOCO To 100 lbs. s6a $40 zig ht
butcher steers s525 q 5,,5, best TAT
si.55 q SIS. common TO medium. Do,
5? SO 80, best fat hcifers. $500 ~ - /.
good fat .heifers. $50 g 70, tait 70
s. 20 aces. medium 10 good. do. sS2S q
5.s5. stockers, all grades. $3.50 a D .
best bulls 81 80. bologna bulls s"1
mixers and springers 500 q 50. COM
ron 10 good. 40. SIS Vi5 each.
Hogs Receipts - cars. strong
heavy: s1o.15. workers. and pigs slV.-o
sheep ana Lambs Receipts 30 cars,
active, best lambs. s9lSa 80, year
hngs Si.13ps wethets, 80 = ''''
CaivsY% $3.50.
EAST FFALo--CIosr.
EAST BUFFALO, May The mar
ket closed with the following changes
Receipts. leo. steady prime
S1g5W>.i5. butchers, 5 "a $50. Ncals-
Receipts. 1900. slow and steady com
mon 10 choice. s6UNse sheep and
lambs Receipts. 500 fairly actiy" Cor
iauh~ and firm sheep, slow choice
lambs. s9u2@5, culls - tair. 81. ~
500. yearliuss S>fI SO, sheep. 8 u so
Hogs -Rcceipts 5.t0o active and firm
vr workers. si015a 1925. pigs sl0.25.
mixed ana hnavies SlO.t5. roUghs s9.25,
stays, s. sac
CuICAGO LIVE s1Otk.
CHICAGO May 6.-Cattlc- keceiP :
1900. strong, beeyes. sj.5u q s.3j Tex
as 4lpaf 90. western, $3.50 "a . 80.
stocktrs and feeders, $500 n go, c-Ns
and heifers s. 1UG 1.35. calves. sou
80. logs Receipts 10000. steadA .
light. SH.3On 3.I0, mixed. s9.faE 40.
heavy. s. l0097j. rou@h. 81. on 9.v0.
pigs saioA960. sheep and Lambs
Receipts 1000 steady, native. st-5 ~
SO. western, Si.5OGt 80, lambs, naCFe,
sG-5N9, western, So 'H9.lO.
tIEN EIt\D.
Glen ELA\p. MAY 6.-Hogs Re
ceipts 1909 Toe higher. ali grades
$3.50 cattle Receipts. > cars firm
Lambs Receipts. 10 cars $50 top