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The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
TO MAKE DRESSES
OUT OF TREES NOW
Frenehman Discovers a Process 10
Manufacture Goods From
Wood.


BOSTON. Mass. May 26.-If sclen.
tinc experimenters In textile fbers
know what are talking about.
the millions OF cords OF spruce W, ID
that are now ground Into pulp for
paper making may be manufactured
into cotton cloth--and better cotton
cloth than can be made from the
product OF the fields OF Dixie, Egypt
and India. In a few years wa NAV
be wearing clothing made from trees
that are now decorating the landscape
along the east and west branches of
the Allegan, and instead of more
pulp mills this state and other spruce.
producing regions will be dotted with
spruce-cotton mills.
At a session OF the National Assoc
citation OF Cotton Manufacturers.
James Hope, OF Rouen. France. told
about new process OF making a sub.
stitute for cotton from spruce pulp.
He showed samples OF the spruce sub
stitute for cotton In yard and piece
goods woven from the yarn In the
plain cotton form and with a worsted
combination.
The process Is the work OF a French
inventor. Mr.. Hope said that arrange
ments are being made TO have Il man
ufactured extensively In England,
where there Is a demand for substi.
tute for cotton for ctrtain purposes
TO make the British less dependent
upon the United States for cotton.
Plans are also going forward for max.
Ing the substitute In other parts OF
Europe, and II may become one OF
the great industries In the spruce
forests OF Canada and Russia.
In regard to It's adaptabillty Mr..
Hope said:
1T takes on dyes, bleaching and
finishing more brilliantly than the cot
ton fiber.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26

cattle--ReceIpts. none here. steady;
prime steers, sS0s.60; butchers grades.
1906. Calves-Receipts 400. slow.
csc lower; common 10 choice. Ngs'
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts $500, slow.
csc lower; choice lambs, $s.60Qs'sa:
Gull to fair. $6.60GS.25. yearlinFs, $50
as; sheep. sSU5tO Hogs-Recelpts
$1,000, slow and lower; workers., 1880 y
$50; pigs. $40; mixed. 1855; heaNies.
ss.s0GS,s5; roughs. ss.259s.7S; stays
sS.20,
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. May 26.-Cattle-Reeelpts
4.eOO. slow: beeVes, S5.boWS6O; TeNans.
$3.50 a. ESQ: western, sS.15gT.50; stoek;
ere and feeders, $3.50 @6t6: cows anu
: Receipts %. 600, steady; light sS;eg
$50 mixed. $9.20@9.50: heavy. $slSU
$50; rough. $3.50 $50; pigs. ssg3tO'
sheep and LambsZRecetpts l2.oov'
$500 500 lambs, native. S5.25Q 500:
western. $5.76IS.70.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. OHIO. May 26.--Hogs--
Receipts. $500, medium. mixed and
yeFkeFs. $p.e@i- pigs and lights, $a,75.
cattle-Receipts, } cars: shade lower.
LambS-Receipts. Is cars, sS.25 top.
Cslves-Receipts 500 head, 1915 up.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
JoRBrNG PRICES.


Canned Goods--Appies. gals ssIe:
baked beans. lib. 500 soc: Lima beans
N0I50. Corn--Fancy Maine. SLio:
standard. s6c. Table beets $780,
dsrds 81; soaked. 500 Toe. salmon
sockeye. tall, 81 so; fiat. 81; Alaska
reds. $40; Alaska pinks. FLIP To-
matoes. 4s0soc: succotash. N0i.iS
CoGee - Package coffee. loo-Ib. case.
81 .2541I. delivered.
Fssd-Bran, ,2S: nne middlinss'' os s2s;
E7: coarse corn meal. SCI; corn ana
Fiour-Michigan patents In .ood:
strsiss Mss s. as; fe Clear ,s.fs per Dbl ny:
fiour. $3.50 per Dbl.
oii.-Raw nnseed. sse; boiled I'm
SEC sec 'i Psrfse smSnd nes: Eoeene
tine, in barrel lots. CSC per gal
% M Mes, m.d RSTs e sas ssS
IS; smoked hams. i7h 0lsc: dry salt
ed briskets, l5hc: shoulders: IL nc:
picnic hams, 13hc; bacon. 1s92oc; lara.
In tierces. lee: kettle rendered ieo
per ID.
sug.r---rhs retail prize list for De:
troit, Delray. Crosse Pointe. Highland
Park. North Detroit and River Rouge
Sy'ts, Fs ,s iiG .asIs ta Ia
xxx powdered, ss1S: STANDARD pow
$3.50: do, nne in bulk, $50: do. Alb.
cartons. $500; do, 2-lb. cartons, 81 do.
SIP: cartons, $500; do, io:is. cartons;
4, $50: CONFECTIONERY A. ssss; No. I,
!s.!o; No. 2, 1910: No :, 49,: No. I.
tst5: No. g. $40: No; .. ss.ssi No. TO-
$40 No Il. ass 10 n sac; "a is 10:
Michigan granulated. $500; household
powdered. lib. cartons, ~ TO case. 1855
Cartons. is to case. $40 per case.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
Buslness shov.r Great oaIn.

The business OF the Roger ]. sulli.
van Co., house furnishers at Michigan.
ave. and First-st.. has shown a re.
markable increase in the past year
Ia that period the company's sales
have more than doubled. Much of
the credit for this marked gain belongs
20 Edward A. Strickler, secretary,
treasurer and general manager of the
institution. When Mr.. Stricken took
charge just a year ago this month ne
Instituted new policies that instantly
Won the public's confidence and has
held Il by giving good values.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
MUSICIANS ACCEPT OFFER.
Come To Terms With Park Commits
sloner and Concerts VIII Be Held,

The musicians OF the city have final.
~ decided to accept the terms Of Park
commissioner Hurlbut as to the sala-
fies to be paid the musicians EN-.
ployed to 9lay In the parks. In a meet.
ing held Wednesday night 1t was de-
cided to accept the $26 week offered
the members OF the bands, with an
extra S26 a week for the leader, who
Is requested to purchase the music.
This agreement assures the city eight
weeks OF park concerts, with music
for Children's day and Labor day.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
Woman Teaeher eeeomes Citizen.

Among the persons admitted 10
citizenship In Judge Donovan's court,
Thursday morning, was Miss Belle |.
Turnbull, who has been teacher In
the Eastern High school for several
years. Although the courtroom was
very chilly, an aged German began
to perspire when the examiner started
questioning him. Finally he mopped
his brow and convuised the entire
courtroom by declaring: "Gott in him
mel, but it's hot here"
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
BROKER FIRM SUSPENDED.
2. Hutton a Co. Found Guilty Of
Violating Rules.

NEW YORK, May 26-The firm OF
~. II. Hutton q Co. was today sus-
pended for one year by the governors
Of the stock exchange for violating
The rules.
The hrm was charged with split
ting commissions" in paying an en-
ploye q salary OF $1,000 q month be-
cause the firm had profited $4,000 a
gear by the business he secured.
The frm issued a statement gener.
ally denying the charge and an.
bouncing that 1t would contihue in
business.
Much OF the firms business has
rome from the Pacific coast. where
pfaces are maintained at Los Angeles
Ban Francisco, Pasadena and Coro-
lado.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
unweIeome sutton drawn EIne.

Joseph schwankowskif is a persis.
tent wooer. He has beeh here only a
IoW weeks and he insisted on forcing
bis attentions on q brfxom German
girl She let him know she didn't
want him, and her relatives also let
him know that he was not desirable.
Ioeephs romance came 10 a sad end
Is Police Justice Jeffries' court Thurs
DAY morning. when he was fined $40,
Win the option OF 80 days in the House
~ Correction.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26

Appie.-Fancy. H0t5o: common: q
e per boi; western box soplss. sz''
Bsnanss--0ood shipping stock. $3.50
02,so. according TO quality.
sesa.-p,isd Lime. She per 10:
California cherrtes-,a2s02so per
c.uiissw.r--caiifornis. ,2.Soos per
Cabb.se--New. s..so0a75 Ter crate:
0Ishc: fail made. 17@i York state,
York state. isSise: German cream.
brick. lT0i7hc; Schwsitzer. domestic
block; ale; domestic loaf. ssc: Import
ed; rs 2 soc per 10;
Da,r.-Psrsian. s. se ID; Fards. 90
shc per Id.
Dressed Csive.-choice. MEME 10;
FlssMrmpors s Per new. 1,0l4e per ID;
Fresh Vegetables - cucumbers. hot
mousse isS sss Rsr head aS1 lettuce .ss'SSs
9l.Se per doz; radishes, long: :3c.
round. zoe per doz; wax beans, y per
6u; parsley, 25c per doz; green beans
soc basket: Florida tomatoes, s2.1o q
per e-basket crate. soc per basket: Wa wa.
ter ter ere as: is92Se bu; tHrnips. Soc 1 M
parasus. 1925 di.60 per BOX: green
FSsas; n:7sGs per bu: young onioa>'
Grape Frait-,s q $50 per case.
Hay-Detroit Dealers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
lots; Z Q. b., Detroit: No. I timothy.
msoUls; No , timethy. NsV, rsw
97so@s; wheat and oat straw. $500
Loose hay from farmers wagons
02o; as TO quality.
No hidesGCured:. No. !: iohe; ess e:
gre sss: No. Kip sSl'' sur sS.sdi -:
green. loo; No. ]. Murain. cured. sS;
green. TIC: No. calf cured. Ice; green;
calf sf pr is o SG no hid scr.s &c s S &o ana
$3.50; No. =, $3.50: sheep skins a. 20
Honey-Fancy white. 1s0l7e; am
Der. ls0 lac: extracted; SC per ID In
limes-sl q las per 100.
Mushrooms--l5G soc per 10. =.
| Nuts-Walnuts. 15@1ec; almonds, 4.
OIL; pecans. l2016c; hlberts. ll0 lzc;
iS hiekorgg De;, m .Ssflb nais iso
Onions-New Bermuuas. " per crate
Texas Bermudas. 81 per crate
| Oranges - California naveis. szHeV
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sl.2s9..So per
dog, s3.25g350 per crate
Tags. 25g csc per bu; new Bernudas.
rouisry@Broiiers. is9lsc: chickens,
ROSTERS, l2Gilc; ducks. $50 Ice; geese.
I2c; turkeys, l74lsc per IN.
Strawberries-2i-qt cases, sSVS-S'
sweet Potstoe. - illinois. ti.+o per
hamper.
Taiiow-No. /. sKc: No. 2. She ID.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
Mrs. Gibbs In LimelIsht Again.

Wednesday was a day Of generous
proportions for Mrs. Mabel Gibbs. In
the morning. she attempted to change
the map OF her hubby's face by at
lacking him with her lists In the cor.
ridor OF the Municipal building. In the
evening, she engaged in battle with
Fred Smith, an employe In Peter
Wynne's livery. No. 20S Second-ave.
Smith was arrested on a charge OF
assault and battery. Mrs. Gibbs rent.
ed a rig, Smith says, and kept II out
four hours overtime. He says she re
fused to pay the extra charges. She
AYERS that he snatched her watch
from her and struck her.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
,opppR N.HkEr-clo.e.

lsA Boston Ely. ga Butte Coalition,
20; Cactus, ; lie; Calumet & Aria. % "a
chief. IA Chino, rs. Copper Range
66A: Davis DAILY, 1876: East Butte
Cons, So: Greene Cananea. Sn Han
cock. 20: Ind. 20; Inspiration. Sc;
Isle Royale, 2SA; La Sale. 10; La Aose,
y Lake, 52A Mass, 1h Miami, ~ !.
Mohawk. 81; Nevada Utah, SO; Nipis-
sing. ia North Butte So; North Lake,
IL; Ohio Copper. 2s-6. Osceola, lsi
Raven, as: shannon, 1lS; South Lake
81 Superior Copper as; Utah Cons ~;
u. 5. Smelling So Winona, 5.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
Markets and Finance

action on the semi-annual dividend.
Sin months ago So was paid. and IL -
possible the next dividend VIII DC to
duced To 81 or 50.
Parrot stockholders who opposed the
sale 10 the Anaconda. have recently de-
cided TO accept the Anaconda terms, as
the time for appealing TO tue courts
for an independent appraisemeht OF
their stock has expired.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported Tor The Times by GIBSON.
Craig Co, May 26: Wheat-SeliinS
OF wheat for new crop months has been
houses have led in the selling. Some
of the selling has been on eastern and
western orders. Total sales for July
and September have reached several
million bushels. Prices have not had
any sensational break but have gone
of steadily under the persistent sell
ing pressure. Darrell, Clement and
Heavy offerings OF September have
been taken on resting orders by shorts
and no doubt some fresh investment
buying because OF the lower price level
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
q. 8. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. May 26.-FIour-Duu'
nominal. Pork-Quiet: mess, s24q2i:sS.
l,ard-Dull; middle west, spot. 100 y
l2.9b. Sugar-Raw, firm: centrifugais
refined, quiet: cutloaf 6.05o; crushed,
5 .95c; powdered. 5.S5c: granulateG.
!. 25c. Tallow-Weak; city, &C; coun-
try ga MSAc. Hay--Dull: prime, Sl5'
No. TO I. 96t1.5O. Dressed poultry
Steady, quiet: turkeys, l6H19c; chick
ems, l6a 2Sc; fowls. 149isc; spring
ducks. 2OW2lc. Live poultry--Fifmer;
geese. roc; ducks, 13cH fowls, isc; tur-
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26

NEW YORK. May 26.-Opening: A
strong tone was displayed at the open.
ing OF the stock market today, nearly
everything traded In showing mater
ial gains. Recessions were noted how
ever, In the later trading.
IL a. m.-After the first Is minutes
business quieted down and in the last
half OF the forenoon most Of the inter
est was attached 10 discussions OF the
action OF the governors in disciplining
(. F. Hutton q Co. The tone heio
strong.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds dull.
Noon-At midday the market ranged
about q point above yesterdays hnal
and there was a frm tone In evidence.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
NEW YnRK sTOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson.
Craig Il Co, May 2e: Stocks-There
was a stronger tone In today's market
and gains were made of round frac-
lions to better than q point Trading
was dull and largely professional with
little or no commission house buying
at times during the morning session:
Dulinsss IL probably partly accounted
for by the coming holidays; the gov
close the exchange from Friday I'LL
Tueaday morning.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
MEETING IN TURMOIL.
PresbyterIans Take Action On Meas
ure Referring to Liquor Traffic.

ATLANTIC CITY. May 26,-The
Presbyterian Northern General AS
sembiy was thrown into disorder to-
day by the resumption OF debate upon
the resolution introduced by Homer
Castle. OF Pennsylvania. calling upon
the convention to declare itself against
the liquor traffic.
After a debate which continued ten
minutes the resolution, In modified
form. was adopted. II calls upon the
church TO "admonish It's people TO
keep themselves separate and apart
from the liquor traffic."
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone & Co, ll6-llS GTiswold-st.:
Oh
BOsTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported Tor The Times by Carson,
Craig a Co, May 2s: Early London
cables quote metal market on IL ID
and easy. Boston copper market very
dull. some stocks show a little All.
vance Nipissing looks as though N
might work higher.
The directors OF the Osceola Mining
Co. will meet In q few weeks 10 taks
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
HORSES KICK KILLS HIM.
t3-YearOId Lad Dies From Wound
over Heart.

CARSoNvILLE Mich, May 26.-
Leonard Hartwell. the l3-year.
old adopted son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Siscoe, who live three miles north o.
Sandusky. Is dead. as the result Of
being kicked over the heart by \
horse The accident occurred but a
few minutes before Mrs. Siscoe. who
had been in the hospital at Bad Axe.
returned home The boy was taken
from the Coldwater school by the Sis
Goes about five years ago.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries. extras. use Id:
frsts, &c: dairy butter, 2lo; packing
stock. 20c per 10.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts, cases
included. l9hc per doz. Receipts on
Thursday, y04 cases.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
Quotations by Hayden, stone d Co.
(b)Bid. (s)Sold. (x)Split
TOLEDO.

TOLEDO. o. May 2s;EW Ia. 3EnIn
Corn-cash and May. soc; July. sQhc;
July. 3sbc; Sept. 3sAc.. Rye-No. =
soc; No. 3, nc. Cloverseed-Cash. $3.50;
oct. and Dec, s6.45; March. $50 n
prime alsike, 81: Aug, $40. Prime
timothy, }2.l5. Butter. eggs and hay
ttpchanned
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
CHICAGO PRODucE.
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

DETROIT. May 2s.-Boston copper
share sales OF May 2Sth, furnished oy
Hayden. stone Il Co.: Anal, SAC;
All, si5; b c. sso; Rutte,-46; Ba. 4
r. b.. 522: Elm r.. $50: FIR. s55; CIR.
Heiv.. iio: ind, 1855; Rc,, ssTo; Kerr
l., ISL; Kew, 20; Lake. sl5; Las. Ss5;
Mayf.. SO; Mex, IS; Mia. $50; Mich..
T. sss N ESQ; Isl 3 b. No le oss 49, Par s's
Ray. ass; Shan. els; 81. Marys n, -;
sup, $50; Sup. q Bos., ITO: Sup. n T..
$50: Trim. ESQ; oil. as: Refining 500;
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26

There are said to be 10000 alcohol
stills in operation on as many farms
In Germany. the government permit
ting a farmer TO manufacture a certain
amount OF alcohol at a reduced tax
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
FAILS TO MAKE FLIGHT.
Aviator curtiss Changes Plans BE-
cause Of Unfavorable Weather.

ALBANY, IN. u. May 26.-Because
his machine has not been completely
assembled. and the weather was bad,
Glenn ii. Curtiss found II impossible TO
start this morning on his trip to New
York by aeroplane 10 win the $4,000
prize offered by the New York World
Curtlss announced he would not at
tempt the trip until the conditions
were favorable.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
CORSET BANNER IN A PARADE.
California eagle" Gets Packages
Mixed In Going to Grand Lodge.

Mixed In Going to Grand Lodge.
KENNETH. Cal. May 26.-When L,
II. Raglan. accompanied by Mrs. Rag
Ian, left Sunday for Ukiah as dele.
gate from the Kennett aerie OF Eagles
TO the grand lodge. he took a bundle
supposed TO contain a gold embroid'
cred banner OF the Kenneth aerie.
According TO report received here
when Raglan opened the package al
Ukiah. II was found to contain his
wife's corset, not the banner. Rag.
Ian, however, was equal TO the occa.
sion. He unfurled the corset and
marched In the procession with II fiut.
tering from the top OF staff
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
FIRM TONE IN
STOCK MARKET
At Midday Market Ranges About
Point Above Wednesdays Close
and Feeling Is Strong.
n y sTOCK MARkET-Clo.s.

Anal Cop, 70a; Am. {. 4 r., 81 IA;
do pfd. ll6: Am Cot. oil, So; Am; Ice,
24h: Am. Loco. AZ; Am. Smelt.. ga,
Am. Sugar. 1924; Am. T. T., iS6 y !;
Am; Wool pfd. ssS Ana COP, 80
Atsh'' l0sA b. @ ittS' - a. AZ,
ch: 4 o., 81; g, NJ. 1 st, r, 1894 en-.
q Nwest,n, l52; Col. a l., sS%; Col,
Sro sHai s Ss Bel Son H. f iasG D. Rio
Gen. Flee. i4SN; CT Nor, pfd. ls5 :. !
54h: Kan. c. So, 50; do pfd. s5h NJ.
X 4 Tex. I2a; no. Pac.. y; Nat. Lead.
51A y. Y: Cent, i2Oh N, X. o. a
isIs: penn, l34A; Pr st. Car. IS N !:
Read. 1881; Rep, !. s. ST, Sss do pfd.
81 y Rock Isl, a.; do pfd. So; s,-shef.
72A; Sou. Pac.. l26Is; Sou. Ryr soAi
do pfd, s2Ts r., ST. l.. 4 w, 81; Texas.
sia Union Pae; 49,; Rub; ~; S!eel
sss do pfd; iiSh Bonds. 1O4 = ga ga a.
West MIG, %.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
PRODUCE.

Commission men reported price
changes as few and unimportant this
morning There was a liberal supply
OF Strawberries. but the average quail
ity poor and there was rather wide
dressed calves was equal to the supply
and the market was perhaps tribe
hrmer In tone. Eggs were no better
cline The demand IL purely con-
sumptive now, receipts are liberal and
outside markets are weak. Poultry 10
little slow. Receipts are only falr,
but the market does not clean up on
the early run as formerly, but dealers
are holding prices steady. Potatoes
are steady TO firm, and there IL a sood
demand for fresh vegetables.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26

Busine.s-llke Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co.. Is
John R.-st Main 1898. or City 1855.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26

The Farrand Realty Co.. recently In.
corporated, has elected officers as fol
lows: President, w. r. Farrand; vice
president, r. p. Williams; treasurer.
J. 8. Farrand: secretary, J. F. Lewis.
The company Is capitalized at $60,'
900. II owns the Hamlin & Fordyce
subdivision In the vicinity Of Twelfth
ct. and the boulevard.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

The Rotary Valve Co., capitalized at
100000. has filed articles of associa-
ton with the county clerk. The incor-
porators are: c. d. Hastings. w. ID.
Ducharme. Z. A. Nelson and J. w.
Patterson.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26

i2hc. cheese--sfeadyi state milk. new
common TO specials. leQl5bc; state
milk, old, as 10 quality, l6Ql7c9 skins.
specials. l2hc; full skins, u @She
points lower, Butter-Firm; re-
eeipts s.1ll; creamery extra, 2She;
state dairy tubs, 23t case; Imitation
creamery, nrsts. 24925c. Eggs-Weak;
receipts 2l,s3l = nearby white, fancy, ~
q zoe; nearby mixed, fancy, II u q % !. I;
fresh rrsts. 1914 G2l nc.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. May 26-Butter-ENtra.
2Ilsc; hrsts, csc; dairy, extras. 2oc;
frsts. 36c Eggs-Prime nrsts. Is ne;
firsts. lJhc. Cheese-Twins, l441Sis !:
young Americas. lb4i5Lc. Live poll-
try-Fowls, l6hc; ducks, l6c: geese,
sG10c.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26

More than 1000 Burroughs adding
machines are now used by the United
States government. Early In the year
E. 8. Newman. sales manager for the
Burroughs company. In Washington,
d. C., secured an order for 100 "Spe-
Cial II" bank machines to be used In
tabulating the census returns, and
most of these are now In commission
This is probably the largest order for
adding and listing machines ever
placed with any manufacturer.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26

II a burn be Immediately covered
with butter the skin will not blister.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
LIVE STOCK.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS


DETROIT Mich. May 28.-Cattle--
Dull and goa csc lower; outlook lower
Prices ranged as follows. Choice steers.
averaging from 1000 TO LOO pounds,
at H9 rs; choice handy killers, $500
6.7b; light TO good butchers steers and
heifers, 32.I5G5; common killers and
fat cows, s2.7595 Gamers cows. sl.25
G2.25 common TO prime shipping bulls,
sausage bulls, t2.5OGS75; stockers and
feeders. S27s45 per cwt. Mich cows
Active at S25I55: veal calves, active
and steady at s5G775 per cwt. sheep
stock; others lower; quality poor
choice lambs ,stO8sso; light to fair
$50 $50; common 10 prime sheep $40
$50 per cwt. Hogs-Duil and 15a zoe
and fat workers., 5000 $50: light YORK.
S STs and pigs ,s4oSsso. Receipt
EAST BUFFALO-openinx.
DunninG a stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO, n. Y. May 28-
Best !, 500 to l.+50-lb steers. sS4S.S0;
soed loo to ls6o-lb steers, $3.50
Steers s ,sbdSSSa,s me eSGS 'ss hH,ehss
steers. 1000 TO 100 lbs, te4e4O; light
butcher steers. s5.269b.i5 best tat
4 best fat heifeTs. s7@7.SO: good TAI
heifeTs, s5.7506.2S; fair TO good, DO,
is:S0@s; best feeding steers. $3.50 96;
ers. all grades 1915 ia; best bulls, IS
TS5o; bologna bulls, t595.55; thin
light bulls. sS.I5@4.sn: best mixers
good, do, s250i5 each: mixers and
.pringers sold dollar or two per head
lower.
Hogs-Receipts 20 cars. lower;
heavy. tS7OmSS0: workers., Sg. 90: pigs
$40.
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts 80 cars
Ilirgs. t6.e5ds75: wethers. s5G5.so.
1 ewes, t4.5064.75.
EAST DUFFALO-Clo.e.
! EAST BUFFALO, n. Y, May 2G.--
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26

The Harrigan 4 Reid Co. has incor'
porated with a capital OF $4,000.
Those interested are: E. NJ. Harrigan,
w. H. Reid, j. A. Pfeiffer, Dow Beck
and W. p. Harrigan.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26

Detroit United Railway earnings for
the second week in May were sl63,'
l66, and from Jan. l to May l, $2,7l7,-
PA, an increase OF $441,4S8.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26

The Dayton Airless Tire Co., Of Day.
ton, O.. a s1.500,000 corporation, has
been incorporated under the Michigan
laws and will move to Detroit, where
II will be known as the Detroit Air
less Tire & Rubber Co. A large fac
tory will be erected here, ground for
which will be broken sometime in
June. The reorganization takes In
several well.known Detroiters. includ-
ing s. Olin Johnson, Wilbur Brother.
ton, Frank C. Van Dyke and George
c. Clark Messrs. Van Dyke are re-
spectively president and treasurer OF
the Van Dyke Motor Car Co.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26

BY a vote OF s7S to %, the bylaw
authorizing the city Of Windsor to
sell three and one-half acres OF land
TO the Regal Motor Co.. OF Walker
vile, for $500 an acre, was carried al
the special election. Wednesday. The
company will now move the Canadian
branch. located in Walkerville, 10
Windsor, and will at once begin the
erection OF a modern factory
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-15
Mining News

facturers as well as to foreign shores
as were made last month. These to-
tails greatly exceed any previous ship
ments heretofore made and represent
so far as the domestic consumers are
concerned some stocking up" for con-
sumption during the first three or four
months of this year. 1t is quite prob
able that the January total of almost
160,000000 lbs. delivered to home man.
ufacturers and exported to foreign
shores will stand as a record for many
months to come.
All of the big copper people expected
that there would be a big reduction In
American surplus, but they had reck
oned that this reduction would be
brought about through a heavy shrink
age in the January refinery output by
reason of the November and December
curtailment among the western mines
but. strange to say, the January pro-
duction was only about 900, 600 pounds
less than that for December