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The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
MAYOR GAYHoR l1sulus
MD WORK - IxIOUTIvE

stIiI Appsars Feeble AZ He Makes
Re-gntry into Public llfe-Rs-
fuses 60 Discuss Politics.
NEW YORK, Oct s.-Mayor VIII
liam J. Gaynor. shot down on the
deck of the Kaiser Wilhelm Der
Crosse by James Gallagher. . dis
charged city employe, on Aug. 3, TO
turned to his dssk ip the city hall to
day. His active re-entry into public
life was marked by no ceremony.
Mayor Gaynor came over to the
city hall on street car from his
Brooklyn home. When he left the
car Q newsboy recognised him and be
gan clapping his hands. In an instant
a small regiment had Joined In the
applause. When he mounted the
steps to the city hall, the mayor
turned and dotted his hat to the
crowd.
He refused to discuss politics.
The mayor still appears somewhat
feeble and his voice IL husky, though
his physicians believe he will recover
entirely In time.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
AUTO KILLS BICYCLIST
Young Man 10 Struck In Dark While
Riding Home.

SEBEwAING, Mich. Oct. 3-While
Gustav Gaeth and Henry Hickman,
sons OF farmers, were riding home on
their bicycles late Saturday night, the
former was run into by an auto and
instantly killed. The automobile was
driven by Jess Sellers, who, in COM
pany with Raymond Hartmann and
Reid Berger, was driving In from
Akron.
The bicyclists we're going a good
clip when they saw the approaching
machine and they agreed to take OBJ
posite sides of the road, expecting
the auto would pass between them.
Only Hickman. however, had light
on his bicycle and Gaeth could not be
seen by Sellers, the driver OF the
machine, and an instant after the lat
ter turned out for Hickman the auto
crashed into Gaeth.
The occupants Of the auto. thinking
that life might not yet be extinct,
placed Gaeth's body in the car and
rushed to a physician, but 1t was too
late.
Gaeth was % years old.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
T. G. SHERWOOD DEAD.
AmputatIon OF Foot Falls To Check
Progress Of oanorene.

The amputation OF foot to check
the progress OF gangrene failed to
save the life OF Theodore @. Sher.
wood. of Plymouth, former state bank
ing commissioner. who died In Ct
Mary's hospital Saturday afternoon q
4 o'clock.
Mr.. Sherwood was prominent mr.
ure In the financial life of this district.
having been connected with banks
here and In Battle Creek. Plymouth
and Grand Rapids. He was born at
Geneva, N. Y, Jan. 20. 1889, and came
10 BEDFORD. Mich. with his parents IN
1854. taught three years and then went
into commercial life. He was the
states first banking commissioner. BE-
ing appointed by Gov. Luce In 1889.
and continuing In once eight years.
serving under three administrations.
Mr.. Sherwood Is survived by three
children, Mrs. G. A. Reekie and Louis
C. Sherwood. of Detroit, and Mrs. r. e.
Cooper, Of Plymouth.
The funeral will be held Tuesday at
$3.50 D. m. from the M. K. church &C
Plymouth. Of which he was q member.
Interment will be In Plymouth.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04

n. y. STOCK MARkET-Ciess.


Am Bee, sugar. ssN ANA AP col, c SEi. s ss
Am. Ice. is: Am. Loco. ss Am: smell
ssS Am Sugar. y, nis; 40 Am ma. = s.t = Do Do
b. a o.. i0sh; b. X TT. icy: can can
Pac.. lst: Cen. Leath.. StS DO pta'
lo!s: en-; 4 g, ses ch =, a . o S, w N.
las. Col. r. a l.. s2h Col y Soutn'.
5sA; Corn Prod i5N: d. Hud iSs =
27k: do LIST pfd. ts u; do and Rfd. 81;
ore. s7k; Ill Cent. iSs; Int. Met. a
do pfd, 6s&: Kan. c. So, 81 90 piu'
stk l.. q n. i4sk: n. X; 4 Ts Sc
Pac.. B4N; Nat Lead. 12% N. X Cent.
lisS; n ~ x: 9: q "; pr Penn SG isos
Pso. Gas. io7 - Pr. 81 Car. sAt HssS cr
Isl. six: do pfd. st%; s:.shef- -;
Sou P.s. ,iSM Sou ny. ss e. aS R%Sa "a.
ASH: Twin CITY, IL; Texas as; Union 1as
do pfd. IFS; Bonds. io+H;k Viz. Car.
do pfd. STA; w. u. Tel. 7th; west
Mfg, 661s.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
J. \. sIuTH P1ofEsrs AGAINST
sTLEHCIHG OF THE WHISTLES
Claims They Are Real convenlenes
to Factory Employss-Workmcn
object, Too.

Police Commissioner Croul's order
which went into effect Saturday morn
ing. silencing the whistles on all fac
tory plants. was received with much
disfavor by the employees OF the Vol
VERNE Manufacturing Co.'S plant.
President Frederick ID. Smith di.
rected that the order be opeyed I'm
mediately, although in several other
plants, the whistles were blown. Here.
tofore. q whistle has sounded at five
minutes before the hour OF going 70
work. TO hasten any workmen who
might be on their way or waiting out
side the plant, and the whistle has
been the signal for quitting work at
noon or in the afternoon. Saturday
when no whistle sounded, several Of
tests were made from all departments.
A poll Of the employees was taken. Out
Of 453. all but three expressed wish
to have the whistle continued.
1T was in Commissioner Crouls
power TO make the order. and II will
be obeyed while II Is In force" said
President Smith. But Il seems 10
me that IL the commissioner is start
ing an anti-noise crusade. he might
better have started somewhere else.
Think OF the tin horns Of the rag
gatherers. Are there any night work
ers who can sleep through the din
thay make? Joy--iders are permitted
to rush through the streets at q.
m. with all sorts Of screech-makers,
and there are hundred other sorts
of unnecessary noises that might be
silenced.
1.-The factory whistles are almos. q
necessity. The men can't AFFORD OBJ
servatory clocks IN their homes, and
they use the whistles 70 set their
watches and clocks. The fve-minute
whistle gives them leeway to get the
last breath of outside air before going
10 the plant, and the noon and night
whistles are q signal for their wives
to hurry the dinner or supper. Folks
get used to the whistles. and are no
more annoyed than they would be by
the town clock II II were In hearing.
1T seems as II the whistles ought
to be retained II for nothing more
than to give an air Of life to the city.
They are an advertisement Of the
city's manufacturing supremacy.
think people within hearing Of the
whistles were much annoyed by their
silence Saturday, than by their noise
before"
workingmen who live In the neigh
borhood of the plant all said that they
wanted the whistle retained.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
I|I||IUDE
|aT|GA[ AFFAIRS
~ Attask On John A. Dix,
n661ptio Gubeznstorial Candi-
-, cSts Wise Ones Guessing Is
IS Who win Get Support.
ln1spondsnce League VIII Hold Its
ots&s Convention in Cooper Union
Wednesday.

NEW YORK. Oct. 3.--That the pol
it1oal situation IN New York is to De
complicatsd by William r. Hearst IN
oorsing the Republican ticket In order
% ala Col Roosevelt. or else placins
a entire independent ticket IN Inc
Aold to attract votes from ths Demo
cratic candidates, was made certain
today. In leading first page editorials.
The Hearst organs bitterly assam me
ticket nominated at Rochester. iaoei
Il 90 OF "Murphy's making and IN.
ofst that II was nominated as part Oh
II plan Of Tammany Hall 10 secure
control Of all cities OF the state.
The general opinion OF the poi,r
clans n that Hearst viii indorsn slim
son and the remainder OF the Repuo-
lican ticket. They reason that when
Hearst said on Sept. z, We DO not
care who leads II only he leads Alright;
We do not care who gains the gsoIy
~ long as the people gain the VIC
tory he paved the way for deciara-
t1on for the Republican ticket, no mat
tor who Roosevelt might name.
Hcarst's Independence league WIN
hold its state convention In Cooper
Union, Wednesday at four o'clock.
by l0AL time HedfSts WHO 10 u paSSTh
ger on the Mauretania. enroute 10
this city, will be In touch with his
organisation by wireless and will be
q able to dictate its action as was
Roosevelt at Saratoga or Murphy at
Rochester.
That the Democratic leaders realize
that they will have to fight Hearst Is
shown by q call for q conference here
wednesday night. The ostensiblc pur-
pose is q meeting of the state COM
mfttee to select a successor to Chair
man Dix ON Thursday and all Of the
county chairmen. state committeeman.
candidates and their friends are urged
20 come here q day ahead or time so
that the situation may be thoroughly
canvassed.
The Republicans will open their
campaign tomorrow. In the morning
the state committee viii meet and
Giect Col. Roosevelts choice OF its new
chairman. In the afternoon Stimson
md the other candidates WIN be noti-
ned af the Republican club.
While Herbert Parsons Il still the
nominal choice OF Col. Roosevelt for
state chairman he does not want the
Job and the colonel was today sift-
Ing the claims OF other candidates.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
ROBBERS LOOT HOUSES.

CHESANING, Mich, Oct. 1.-Two
houses were entered early Sunday
morning and valuables taken. In both
Instances the thieves made their
escape without being heard, and in
both cases entered through the rear
door, using skeleton key. The home
OF +. A. Greenspelder cashier of tho
State Bank OF Chesaning, was enter.
ed and $35 In currency and two gold
watches valued at 81 and a gold
locket taken. The other home enter
ed was that Of @. l. Chapman, q
wealthy retired farmer. Forty.five
dollars and q gold watch were taken.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
u. s. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. oct. s-Fiour-Dull
and unchanged Pork-steady: mess
s22 q 22.5o; terd1Firm; s middle R Rw
steady: eentrifassI % test 1898; mus.
covado. SO test. So IS; reaned quiet;
cut olaf, ,ts.s5; crushed PAP os c pserwe
Rio. No. 7. on the spot. 1i@l1hc.
Tailow-steadyi city, 7Nc; country.
NJ ~ q & 80 sse na Clover. sS9ssc. Dressed
Chickens fIS sic; fowls. iig1se; ducks
isc' ducks. isai7c: fowls. 1sc; tur-
keys. iami5c, ROSTERS. 12c. Cheese
steady; state milk. common TO specials,
eii2Ec: full skins. az 04c.
Butter-Duf1. receipts 4.215: cream
cry. extra, csc; state dairy. tubs. 2Sg
ESssmouiet: receipts t1.osf: nearby
fancy, ss0 3Sc; fresh firsts. s+0 z7o
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04

Soe market s,ew ana ma, :: sss Ter sh q 2:
s'4s; ye ssnsss'ss sos sS:ss SO
as Hogs-Receipts iAtse msrket
p Digs. ,s sn mixed s }sasis; heavy. S37s0
$50. roughs. sTsoQ7so; stasa $50
" CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO, Oct A.Hcgs-Receipt::
and butchers sSs59sl5; good heavy.
ssssss sosfn pi sssys
Receipts ss.oo6. market steady 20
Zoe lower: beeves.. SseoQ7.so; cows and
heifers. sa.2oQsso: stoekers and heif-
ers, s4lo@sso; Texans. ts.So0SSo;
Receipts SO, 900, market ioc lower, ma
tive, satoqAie: western. sa.7sQalo;
lambs. $+.5097: western. $t76 06s6.
CLEvELAND.
CLEVELAND. o., Oct. 3.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts 5000. 1901 lower; mediums
and hsas cav $50; !, Xs s6 "iSS3sis;
Receipts 10 cars. steady. ,ioc lower.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts ~ cars,
Ss.75 top. calves-Recelpts 200. $40
top.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
WIRE WORKS SC0RCHED.
Fire Causes $4,000 Damage to phoe,
nix Piant-cause Unknown.

Fire starting In the engine room,
from an unknown cause, damaged the
Phoenix Wire works. Kirby and st.
Aubin-aves., TO the extent Of $4,000,
late Sunday night The loss II prac-
tically covered ivy insurance. The
greatest damage Is In the engine-rooEn,
where there was some valuable ma
chinery.
The fire was discovered by the
policeman on the beat, who turned n
an alarm. Two more were sent In In
quick succession, and the prompt work
of the firemen prevented much more
serious blaze. Long rows OF freight
cars, containing valuable freight. stood
on the siding close by and all but
one of these were saved. The flrs at
tracted q large crowd.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
DIsAsTR0Us CUP RACE
sTIRS OFFICIALS TO ACTION
Supervisors May Refuse to Allow
Grand Prix 70 Be Run-DrIver
stones Condition Critical.

MTNEJI4.. L. l., Oct. 3.-When the
Nassau County board Of supervisors
met today, the final word against
death dealing automobile races on the
Vanderbilt cup course was expected.
~ . result Of the Wholesale butchery
S0f the autoists In the Vanderbilt cup
race on Saturday n seemed certain
that the big Grand Prix race scheduled
70 b. run October Is would be stopped
~ the supervisors Withdrawing the
permit granted to use the codnty
xuods-
VIM flfteen OF the twenty or more
perDons injured In Saturdays race
o<iu Ia the hospital, three Of them near
Death. q great wave of feeling against
ne racing arrangements that make
Wholesale destruction Of ME and limb
pooGlble was In evidence. District At
Itofnoy Frank Cole, Of Nassau county.
called In . score OF observers, who
yoTe scattered along the race course
:ou Saturday and received their re-
ports. II q review shows criminal
negligence In guarding the course, or
~ ne way the race was run, Cole is
prppared to prosecute.
Supervisor Chester A Painter. of
Oygtsr Bay, SAID before going into To-
days meeting That he was opposed to
Allowing another race. Smith Cooks,
q Hampstead. will probably vote
against the Grand Prfx.
IN Nassau hospital today, Harold
Stone, the Columbia driver Is In a
Rorcarious condition. Stones nine
teen-year-od bride IL at his bedside
almost continuously. Mrs. Ferdinand
DziuvA whose husband was killed
when his car turned turtle on the way
- the race, II In lying condition and
- = Theodore Gramuttf, q chauffeur
who ran his machine into q TELEGRAPH
yO1o.
Louis Chevrolet, driver of the Mar.
!. 4uette-Buick announced last night
INST he win never race again.
Although he will recover from the
mJurles sustained Saturday when his
3 opoeder smashed into a touring car on
NE race course. he said In the hos.
p1tnx that he had made up his mind
- quit taking chances.
He n greatly grieved over the death
q his mechan:cian, Charles Miller.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04


Plans otriklne Reform In 9no1Ieh
Penltsntlary System.
LONDON. oct. IA striking rssosn
in the English penitentiary system
that will do away with solitary con-
nnemsnt. the starvation Of prisonsru
as a punishment and other practices
that have made Ennglish jails . ~
proach, II foreshadowed today IN as
Informal visit that Home Secretary
Winston Churchill made to the Pen
tonville jail. Churchill had Q long
talk with several OF the prisoners, e
a result of which he liberated q NUM-
Der and released four who were under.
going special punishments for various
petty infractions Of prison rules.
Churchilrs act surprised oficialdom.
He announced that he intends TO 70
thoroughly into the question Of prison
reform.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber & Co. Oct 8: The second hour
was a distinct reversal of form Prices
began to rise with all ear-marks OF an
important upturn. Steel. Union Pacific.
Reading and St Paul were taken In
large lots. and all hands turned In with
what seemed pronounced enthusiasm.
The rather poor government cotton re-
port failed to stem the tide which was
running very strong at the noon hour.
The market il In good condition. and
there should De a long st ret, ,, OF activ-
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
BUSINESS NOTES.

The building permits for September
reached a vaiue OF ,-.387.615.
The big new plant of the Ford
Motor Co., covering so acres in High
land Park, started active operations
with practically full force OF men,
Monday morning. The plant has a
capacity of 240 cars a day and repre-
sents an investment Of $4,000, 900. The
old plant at Beaubien-st. and Pr
quette-ave., will continue In operation
for the present. with a reduced force.
The Ford Co. laid of It's $500 work.
men a week ago to take inventory,
but most of these are again at work.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04

Aris, coml; IL; TIL, sE; Arc. 81;
IL; Butte c ci ls%' Cactus. iS; z.
4 &s, A. 80; G s;. g. IL $50; Cent, 1sh;
Cop. Range, s7h DAILY W. Az &c. But.
az az: Fra !; coi Nst Cons = Fs ~ cs s5 sst*
Hanc. 21K; Heiv. az: Ind. Ith; Inspi.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04

Reported for The Times by Saine,
Wcbber a Co. Oct. g.: Wheat-It Is
not very clear to leaders In the wheat
trade here what all foreign markets
are strong and higher on. but the
strength on the other side. especially
tone to the market here this morning
The Dec price scratched 37f at high
point, and May $1.03%. about sc over
close Saturday. now &c back from top
northwest markets showing about
same strengths as ours. Buying early
was led by Darrell and on the later
rally, shorts led by Cuttin were the &C
tive buyers. Trade now sluggish.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04

Butter-Creameries.e extras. 2shc 10. (:
frsts, 27c: dairy butter, csc; packing
stock 22c per Id.
Esgs- F~ssh current receipts, cases
included, 24c doz Receipts Monday,
2qS cases
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
Markets and Finance

81; I.ls Roy. %; Kerr. 81; Las. 10:
Miami. 40; New, Cons: Cons. 'ses; Ssx' u;ah.
10 iNe ob aSS sS 5 5is 6om as SG'e Csc. C.
l2s; Par. -: Quincy. "a; Raven, 50:
Ray Cons. lsk shan, lsA 8. Lake. s.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
Appiss-75c0si.ss per bu: u0as,

Appiss-7bc0si.sS per bu: sa0aso
Bananss-oood shipping stock. $50
| G250, according to quality.
es:.RE,sa L sIo"n re- Sa sod ~ do.
CsSSs.c~si.ss per bbl.
CaIifornia rvsits-Plums. $3.50 $50
box Erapes. N.bo02 per box; peaches.
'CSec.e@Michigan hats, l70l7xc;
SSrk s,s s l1s t a1ms.,;s r liz xSs
er: :s ess:ses' GODS. 1sss pc per ou;
'' SS.;s.! Iss seso per ID: F.ras,
dressed Carve. Choice. as01sMe
per ID f0%%ss osm Hsr ls psr y.
Fresh Vegetssle.-cucumbers. 81 Per
bu: lettuce. S0@S5c bu; head lettuce
WAX beans. IL per bu: parslsy. 20 o 2sc
1 sSa s,isn per- se' per oa
assrss se ana Deiswar.a as soc: Sonsoid!'
assras ga and psiswares. IS G48s'
erss. h nsy'n m :a:
n lSSs siseisso: NO. simothy m sisS
,sso sioys5 MSsa, ana os, straw sy
Ss.50G7. Loose haY from farmers
wagons on the city markets ranged
from slsQ2:. as to quality.
So: No. i cured bulls. &c: No. j green.
! 7c: No. / cured kip, 10hc: No. green,
&c: No: cured Murrsin, &C.: No;
! green. lac per ID: horse hides. No. /
Wool. a5G 75c: No. . hides. lie on: kip
an Hoaey-Fancy white. lsoI7c; amber
'- IC.n MOI s5soos.5o pc,
oot n Ms..anas i q q Der ss0 ,S gsr box
case :'e Usage. s.. % IFS per bu. W
s.s..:i,s per SOC :as x. Sc per su
Spanish. si:5 per crate; picking on
or.nxe.-caiiiornia vaiencias. ss.7s
r,"s.pp'k.-Flofidss. $500. crate.
| Penckes- Small baskets. 2SQ4oc;
fancy. saqsa5; "A; si;ss az; a. H.7S;
Pears@Bartletts. ,I7S9s per bu;
S.sG4s.5o per Dbl; common. slso0'
per Dbl .,xa, 49,
rcs:so-.-soHthern. sa.5o Per bbl 81
gs0c per bu; Michigan, car lots. SIG
60c per bu.
l5c: geese. ITO I2c; turkeys. l70lss
~ :sss! He' Sss s5! 5sls.y:
per- per Sbi. sIa5y per bu.
Tomatoe:-Home- grown. sogeo bu
Talle~INo; !: SAC: No r. =: s&c 10;
fine unwashed. IA aIsc per ID.
JOBBIN6 PRICES.
CANNED Goeds-Appies. Gals. ts1s
saas 49, beans. cornSaSe sGe Mans H ;lc
standard. s5c, Table beets, 31.25 q lao
Pess.Fancy; early 5s9 e.. siss; :, stand.
reds, ITS: Alaska. pinks. sl.26. Toma-
toes. 4s9soc: succotash. sl0Lio pei
doz
s15.75 Q1s.50. delivered. .-
Fssdgrsn ss sss % ssssheS corn sfn
oats o c soa5ss So fI per ton. "
Flour-Michisan patents. in wooodd..
ssssi ssis so ore elaar per Dbl Rye
hV Sii.-HR So PEI iinseed. ssc: boiled lin
seed. 800; Diamond headlight kero-
sepe &C. PsrfeStion h psr sai He tuf.
pentine. in barrel lots. sohch gal
Proyi.ion.-Mess pork, $3.50; fam IA m
lily. s2s:. medium clear. $22So; smokea
h ns%s; sheai2efs, i3hc; picnic hams
lie; bacon. i9d 21c; lard. In tierces.
l3Ic; kettle rendered, lax per Id;
STANDARDIZATION corrected daily py
w. II. Edgar & Son. The retail price
Highland Park, North Detroit and
River Rouge: Crystal dominoes. lib.
1915; BIB, 1876; Eagle tablets. x2oi
cut loaf. 1870; cubes. S5.95; xxx
powdered, Ssi5: standard powdered.
1910: graduated. extra coarse. $3.50
granulated, fine. In bulk. $40 sMsa,n nS-
lated. in 25-lb. cotton bags 20 20; Mich
81 50; confectionery A.. 3se5; No. !.
!sso: No. z. ;ssee: No No. z issSSS S: No. No. +
Is 80; No. IL, 1875: No. ~, $780, NO:
IL. S5.15; No. IL. sS.ls; No. ID. 1910 per
100 lha
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
CHICAGO I.IVEsrOClG.
PRODUCE.

The market was well supplied with
peaches this morning. there being hve
bushels by water. good demand was
reported. but stocks did not clean up
az well as usual and there was . dis
position TO shade prices . little on the
In, the market ruling nominally steady.
Potatoes were dragging or q little.
and butter and eggs were steady.
mere WAS ,,n 81 i,p.a aeS III; ot s nS
the trade Is looking for further de-
clines in the near future
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
uMIOENTIFIED NAN klLLEp.

"a -UAVk1VAW, Micn., Oct. 3.-The
BODY OF an unidentified man was
lonnd alongside Of the Pere Marquette
1ocks at Birch Run yesterday morn.
zng about z o'clock by a freight train
|cfow coming towards Saginaw. Both
'nrms and legs were cut OF, but the
uDDoe portion Of the body was only
cllehtly marked. The man il believed
~ have been at Birch Run and in at.
(npttng to catch an outgoing pas.
Gomger train for Flint, fell under the
Wheels. The dead man was about
~ pears old His clothes bore the
<1xDp Of = Flint firm and 1t is beliey.
a NJ home was In Flint.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
Is CONDEMNED TO PRISON.

70 SONOeMNeS :.
JACKSON, Mich, Oct. 3-(6peciaD
WIN. II. Thompson, convicted Of
manslaughter, was sentenced this
morning to Jackson prison for nom
two to Is years. Thompson killed
Mrs. Minnie Kruger In this city last
May.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
$4,000 FIRE IN OXFORD

Building Owned BY Or. Bachelor and
Adjoining house Wrecked.
OXFORD. Mich, Oct. 3.-Fire early
today destroyed the building, used Cor
an automobile garage. and owned by
DR.. ]. w. Bachelor. The loss to the
building is $1,000. insurance $500. The
damage to the machinery In the build.
ing Is 5000.
The place next door. owned by Vim.
Blashill, was damaged to the extent
Of $500.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. Oct 3-Butter--Extras
2Sc; nrsts. 16c; dairy. extras, 17c: firsts,
csc. Eggs-Prime hrsts, 13c; hrsts. 1sc.
cheess.skims. II Qi6c: young Amer
1sh Q14c; ducks. 130lShc; geese, IL
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
ENc,NE uolIaH alInnaa

ENGINE Hou0G DunA0.4
ALPENA, Mich, Oct. S.--No. I 60
CINE house, historic. building. burned
last night. loss $500. The 1aneo
were started by an electric light regu-
lator fuse blowing out Several fire.
men lost their effects.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04

s:s rr H . D !. s.sAs. Tine.
IN 100 Or city sis in A-'e can
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. Oct s.--Money on call.
az. Time money. ~ @S for six
New York. 5SHc. Demand sterling.
81. 25yd 1880
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EAST BuFFALo-CIese.

EAST BUFFALO. n Y. Oct a.,
and lower; prime stss ssS. $500 co%s Ia
s. Caives-Receipts 1000. market se-
tive and steady; Gull to choice, yo.I5w
II. sheep and Lambe-Receipts H.
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BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine,
Weber a CO.. Oct 3: London metal
futures. ssi 60 sd. up IS. Trading In
the Boston market was better this
morning than for some time past. and
all coppers showed an advance over
saturdays close. Calumet a Arizona
10 up to 81 u, and Copper Range IS. an
advance OF 80 on each. The copper
metal market In growing stronger. We
look for a good sized decrease In the
surplus In this months state, and look
Ing at the copper stock market for the
long pull. we believe profits can be
made by picking up such stocks as
ANAL amated. Anaconda, Utah Copper.
Nevada Consolidated. Range. Aiiouex.
0troux, Greene Cananea. North Butte.
Butte Coalition and Superior 4 Boston.
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Banks ana Trust Ce0panlsa.
Official quotations. Detroit Brokers
association;
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LIVE STOCK
EAST BUFFALO-Opening.

EAST BUFFALO. n y. Oct. 8"
Cattle-Receipts 100 cars. market opens
$50 Csc lower; export steers, f7M7.25;
steers senf 200 to i.iOc' lbs, IS. sS@s'so;
heifers, t4Q6; cows. s395; Gamers.
ers. ' ysasis; bulls, export. ;5@Sis;
bologna bulls, t3.76 q 4 Az; mixers and
springers. s+0975 each,
Hogs-Receipts so cars. market
10000: Workers.. t915ds25: pigs. 80.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts Ito cars.
slow: top lambs $685. so; culls TO
common. ss.75@s;25 yeariings. f5.2sg
$50: wethers. t4b0m415; ewes. va
AIS; bucks, s3d3.25.
Caives-Steady; choice. t10.50411;
Gull 20 fair. ssai0; heavy. s607; but
termilks. f4M5.
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BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone * Co, 116-11S Grfswold-st.
Oman High Low Mon
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NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden
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Quotations by Hayden. Stone G. Co..
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

tb) Bid. ts)sold. tx)splIt.
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sEx-dividend. soc.
tEx-dividend, 81 NC.