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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-21
QUANAH ACME & PACIFIC
Preparations for tee Extension Of
this Poad are Being Made
Something Doing Soon

Austin, Tex, April Is. d. +.
Decker, general attorney, and
Charles Sommers. vice president
Of the Quanah, Acme and Paci-
fic Railway Company, were here
today comforting with the Rail
way Commission relative to
bonds extensions. Maps Of
several western countries were
secured from the Commissioner
Of the General Land Office and
same will be used in a directors
meeting to be held in Quanah on
the 18th instant, where plans
will most probably be adopted
for futher extending the line. At
present the road is constructed
from Acme, on the Fort Worth .
and Denver Railroad. west 10 7
Paducah, Cottle County, thirty I
eight miles, but trains are opera
ted from Quanah, the company
having trackage rights over the
Fort Worth and Denver City
from Acme 10 Quanah, a distance
Of five miles.
AT this time the directors are
considering the construction Of
more mileage westward, with FL
Paso. Tex, and Roswell, n NJ.
rs the objective points. From
'aducah to FL Paso it is about
10 miles, but would be more if
he line goes by Ros well, which
sill probably be done. Because
# the great canyon and several
mailer canyons near the New :
'leXlco line, the road would prob
.bly have 10 swing northward /
rom a direct line from Paducah :
% Fl Paso. and that would -,
brow IL near Roswell $50 b. may
be- almost necessary. because Of
he physical conditions. 90 go by
Roswell Construction west
ward Is almost certain 10 begin |
n the near future, though
ONE time will be- required
.cfore Roswell and n Paso are
Sam Lazarus of ST. Louis is
resident Of the Quanah, Acme
nd Pacific and will be- in Texas
or the meeting on the l9te in.
tant whereat she plans are 20 be !
onsummated for the building Of :
lore mileage. The road has re- e
emily completed a handsome de-
81 al Quanah. Mission style :
rchitecturc was followed and
he large structure makes =
n imposing appearance The
lp floors are used as the
eueral Offices of the com
any
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-21
FOUL PLAY VICTIM
Friends Of Luther Duncan Alarm
ed Over Mysterious Dlsap-
pearance Last Night
Where is Luther Duncan

" H~AN 10 ANhAiti i|hil1dll
Is the supposition advanced by
his friends that he has met
with foul play worthy of ere
dence?
These are queries that are to-
day puzzling friends, police and
the sheriff's force alike.
Luther Duncan, aged about %
years, an employee of his broth
er in the cigar and news stand
connected with the Monarch
barber shop on Polk street, left
his place Of business last night
about II o'clock, saying that he
was going home, but despite all
efforts Of friends ard officers,
he has not been heard from
since.
For about two months Luther
Duncan has been in the employ
of his brother at the news and
cigar stand at the Monarch |
barber shop and billiard room. .
In that time he has made many
friends and acquaintance who .
unite in praising him as highly .
trustworthy young man Of ex-
habits. He is married
and his family is now visiting
with that of his brother Will I.
Duncan, at Shamrock. Tele-
grams sent TO that point early to-
lay have elected no response
thus far but it is felt to be a
certainty by his friends that
The young man has not gone
here.
w. II. Gofroth, the night man
At the cigar stand, stated that
Mr.. Duncan left al II O'Clock
last night, saying that be- was
going home, 904 jefferson street.
When he did not appear al the
accustomed hour this morning.
barber shop employees instituted
m inquiry which developed the
'act that he was not at his home
After a reasonable time had
elapsed, during which every
hing possible was done 10 locate
he missing man, the matter
vas given into the hands Of the
ocal police force and the shreif's !
'orce, and a wire despatched to
shamrock. Thus far all efforts !
o locate him have been fruit .
ess. a
Both Mr.. Gofroth, the night
nan, and Mr. c. F. Mayer. owner a
f the Monarch barber shop ,
peak in highest praise Of the &
abits Of the young man and can
dyance no possible theory 10 ac-
cunt for his disappearance ex- =
ept that he has been foully a
ealth with. although they know !
{ no cause for such except the s
act that he may have been ?
arriving a rather large sum al
{ money Daily Panhandle. '
j. +. Miller Of Sherman spent h
.st week in Lubbock attending !.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-21
GOLD PLATED
RING FREE
With Each Order for Old
Time Song Book at l0c.

% dear old tun,, We all love.
words and music complete for
piano or or0Hn. for 10 cents
America, Annie Laurie. Aud
Lang SLBsr----41mn Of the
RepISrc, Catch w. Sunshine.
CoI-ps. Comin' fhro' Ae RIVE
DfIing NclDe GrJ Dxick Land.
! b. Of ~ Fred-Sl Iolum-
L4ad kindly In I'M Dale.
Log agoNardling Thro' Geor.
giGNSfa's in the Cold Ground,
MyBc~sle. MX-~Marylsnd. Old
Kentucky Home, Old Black JOG,
Robin Adair, Rocked in the Cra
die Of the Deep. Swanee Riyerl
Sweet and Low. Blue Bells Of
Scotland, Last Rose Of summer.
Old Oxen Bucket, Star Spangled
Banner, Vacant Chair. Those
Evening Bells, Tamp. Tram.
Tramp. Uncle Ned, We're Tent.
ing Tonight When the swallows
Homeward Fly, and twenty Others
Tor Zoe, stamps or coin. For "A
short time We will send n gold
plated finger ring FREE as a
souvenier 10 each one who sends a
dime for the song book. Send to
day 10 Piano and Music Co,
Calesberg. III. 4Oti
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-21

j. +. Miller Of Sherman spent
last week in Lubbock attending
10 business matters. and pros
pecting.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-05
sChlBEsOh TRAIL
OF DEAD COUNT
They Locate Him and Find He Has
Only Skinned Nose Stalwart
Landlady Protects Him.

NEW YORK. Oct. 4.-Carefuliy
secluded In his apartments on Thirty
frst-st.. Count Mourik De Beaufort
waited today for the arrival from
Chicago, OF his bride Of few months.
the daughter Of N. H. Kilgallen. the
Chicago steel king. All efforts to see
the Count were useless. q stalwart
woman. who announced that she was
his landlAdy and IAN old friend of the
family" standing guard at the front
door and refusing to permit anyone to
get beyond the vestibule door.
The report that the count va
dying" as the result OF an accident
In Central park, was denied by the
landlady who said that Il was true
that he had been thrown from his
horse but that beyond q skinned
nose" he Was unhurt.
He IL able TO be about the house
all right" she said. but has no de-
sire TO be interviewed. He has not
been In any hospital. and we do not
know whore the story started that he
was fatally hurt"
The countess arrived today from
Chicago. Her father was responsible
for the story that his son-in-law had
been fatally hurt. and was In . no
pital. This report following the story
that the count and countess had had
q bitter quarrel. and that the former
had told his wife that he was going
to leave her forever, caused . sersa-
ton among friends VI the pair In this
city.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-05
ROBBERS flee
WITH BOOTY
Blow Bank Safe With Dynamite and
Steal $500 -Plucky Cashier Fires
At Them, Wounding One.

STANDISH, mich. Oct. 4.-(Spe
cial.)-The private bank Of w. H.
Aitken q Co. at Bentley, IL miles
west OF here was blown up with dyna'
mite at 9 o'clock this morning. The
cashier. c. NJ. Merten. living across
the street. was awakened by the ex'
plosion and opened IRE on four ROD.
bers with buckshot. wounding one Oh
them.
They rode south toward Rhodes
four miles out. where the posse. mas
tily organized, lost trace OF them.
The yeggmen threatened death TO any
one who showed his head or followed
them.
They got abont 5000 casn- was
very dark. hut the cashier shot at the
robbers until his shells ran out ana
then awakened q hardware merchant
and got more.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-05
YOUNG CALIFORNIAN
TO CLEAN UP" PARIS
Clifford Cook Employs the Sand Blast
Process 70 Scour the CapltaPs
City Hall.

PARIS Oct. Clifford Grant
Cook, a young San Franciscan and
brother of Miss Ethel Cook. who mar
RED Clarence Postley, has revolution
lied Paris. He has persuaded the
municipal authorities to let him clean
the city hall, which like all the other
public buildings Of Paris. has not been
really cleaned since II was built. The
French way 10 to do q little scraping
and brushing during two weeks each
year when the various departments
take their vacations.
Young Cook. seeing the dirty build
ings, thought Of the sand blast" pro-
cess by which American buildings are
cleaned and finally convinced the au-
thorities that the thing could be done.
They told him to try his plan on q
private house at No. Ia Boulevard
Haussmann. He got experts and In
FIVE days made the house about look
like new. The French way OF hand
scraping takes i've weeks.
All Paris went to see the sight, and
now Mr.. Cook has begun work on the
interior stonework of the Hotel De
Vile and will clean up the Chamber
of Deputies In the Louvre and all the
famous buildings Of aPris-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-05
THIS. PLUCKY WOMAN
CAPTURES A CONVICT
successful Man-tiunt by Colorado Rec
ident Who 10 Crack Shot.
With q Rtfie.

successful Man-Hunt by Colorado Rec
ldsnt Who 10 Q Crack Shot.
With q Rifse.
BUENA VISTA, COL. Oct. Mrs.
Dolly Winters, wife Of railroad fre-
man, a comedy woman of 30 years, but
she Il frank to confess that yesterday
was the first time she ever hunted
man. Sheriff Brewster and Warden
O'Neil Of the state reformatory will
testify to her capabilities AZ q man
hunter. So will Goo Kin. q Chinese
convict who escaped from the re-
formatory and was recaptured by Mrs.
Winters.
Goo had made his escape from the
prison and believed the road TO liber-
ty was clear, when the woman sud-
denly showed up armed with a rifie.
She pressed the barrel against the
Chinaman's forehead and after fore
Ing him to throw up his hands bound
him hand and foot. threw him into .
farm wagon and delivered him at the
county jail. The convict u more
ashamed Of the fact that he allowed
q mere woman to take him prisoner
than he II disappointed at not making
good his escape.
Mrs. Winters will receive . reward
of $50 from the state. She was q
New York girl and II known a Q
crack rineshot.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-05

Authority was given Monday, by
of Frank p. Glazier. former state
treasurer, to sell the $4,000 life in
surance policy for the benefit OF
creditors.
Customs collections for the port of
Windsor during the first six months
OF the present fiscal year. including
September, amounted to 3690.0O0, an
increase OF $4,000 over the first half
Of the last fiscal year.
Malcomson q Higginbotham, archi-
tects, are asking bids for q ee-story
brick factory building on Lawton and
Buchanan, an addition to the plant
of the Edmunds & Jones Mfg. Co..
manufacturers Of automobile lamps.
Referee In Bankruptcy Joslyn issued
an order Tuesday morning In the case
Of the Auto Marine Appliance Co.. d.
recting Mrs. Sarah z. Mclean to sell
the carburetors manufactured by the
defunct concern for the Paige-Detroit
Motor Car Co., and hold the money
received for them subject to the fur
Their order Of the court. She was also
directed to hold the money now gar
nisheed In the hands of the justice OF
the peace under q claim against the
company. subject to court order.
The stockholders Of the United Ma
chine Co., Michigan corporation
which formerly was In business In De
troit but moved out into the state and
has now become bankrupt, have filed a
petition before Referee Joslyn asking
that the sale Of property by the trus-
tee be stayed, and claiming that
the plant and buildings rightfully be-
long to them. II is claimed that
grossly fraudulent representations in.
duced them to put their money into
the company and that the plant was
erected with money obtained by fraud
upon them. The hearing has been
adjourned for one week.
Upon an invitation from the officers
the stockholders OF the Dominion
Motors Co, Limited, went over to
walkerville. Monday, and inspected
the plant which has just been com.
pleted. They heard excellent reports
OF the progress OF the enterprise and
were generally we'll pleased with the
outlook. The company intends 20 put
out a car for the Canadian trade &c sell
AZ $3.50, which will be serviceablo
and durable. II Is planned to build
atout 500 cars during the coming sea
SON. A large portion OF the capital In
terested comes from Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-05
NEW YORK COTTON.
q. s. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Oct 4.-Fleur: Quiet.
Pork; Quiet mess. !22 9z2So. Lard az 3;
1885. Sugar: Raw. steady: centrifn-
gal, SO test. !ssss; muscovado. SO test.
s3.45; refined. quiet: cut loaf. Sese
lated. 1905. Coffee: Rio No. 7. on
spot. 1ial1hc. Tallow: quiet; city.
prime. u.io: No. J. 10 sc: clover. 40
keys, IsQ 27c; chickens, liz 2lc; fowls.
try: Steady; geese. 13c; ducks. $50
lie: fowls, f7Q1sc: turkeys. 12Ql5c;
BOOSTERS, 12c. Cheese: Firm: state milk.
common to specials. lIQ11c; skins,
common TO specials. e912Ec; full
skins. IN q &C.
Butter: Dull; receipts, I4,1s7;
creamery, extra, 29c: state dairy. tubs,
20 q csc; imitation creamery nrsts, 249
25c Eggs: Firm; Receipts. 1929:
nearby white fancy, $4,000; nearby
mixed fancy. 2s@2sc; fres hfirsts, 240
27c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-05
|||||s THEE;
||,InEss MONT
PD0sECUTE
~ okil6,v signs Nh. B. MILLER,
- ~ Learns That Girl Who
xeotsd Home Of Jewels and
llsnsy, Il III in Hospital.
niok lrstsnds To Aid In Search for
Qoolsa stuff; Detective Finds It
Concealed Under Carpets.


= silent. sympathetic cook 10 Sophia
While her mistress, frantic over the
Dtoy1ous disappearance OF jewels
~ money that totaled close to 81, 900,
1corched high and low, through cellar
I111 onrrot. for her valuables, Sophia.
+ ~ silent servant, searched. too. She
EUoDf while she searched. Great, heart
6ppd1n&, sympathy-born tears welled
~ her eyes and trickled down her
~ broken English she iamented.
m Bernhardt Miller, No. $50 st. An
1Q1uo-st. for whom she had worked q
ltue moro than q week, had been 50
md to her. In her broken English.
he told Mrs. Miller she was SO sorry
about the money and jewels and she
1NouId do anything to get them back.
And Mrs. Miller never suspected
NJ Miller came home and reported
10 matter to the police. Detective
s4x~monte went to the house and
p90ed Ia the search. Sophia was at
Z4Qrk IN the kitchen. He talked to the
III Her answers were shoulder
U1xueS- She knew little English. She
~puid not comprehend. Mostly she
iN1rhed dishes and turned q deaf ear
~ The detectives inquiries.
Then he found coat belonging to
4oDhia. Il bulged slightly. He ripped
OPEN and there, nesting In the cor
~, were some shining gold pieces
40 3 brilliant. scintillating diamond.
D0ph1a's eyes were blinded al the
km1ht, but Il wasn't the brilliancy Of
4 ~ }ovvola fhat concod har IN hya. ha-
Then she wept again. this time not
~ Gympathy, but rather In terror over
~ plight. She showed the detec-
|e&vo another hiding place, under the
@toir carpet. All the valuables were
Uncovered and the Millers are happy
k1oce more.
n Poor Sophia Is In q sorry plight.
0he r. In the hospital now. Sophia
'oafd In the central police station.
when she was registered on a charge
20{ grand larceny, that she Is unmar-
M. which adds to the tragedy Of
/, ~ situation.
The Millers were at headquarters
Tuesday morning TO confer with the
Do1lce.
Poor child" said Mrs KILLER, when
! - was told that her former servant
Was IN the hospital. Poor. unfortu-
rate child"
4 And then two tiny, symfathy-born
<ears glistened In the eyes of the
woman who had been robbed by the
I HI FOR whom she sorroyed.
Bald Mr.. Miller: mo, OF course, We
wont prosecute her. Let the police
\ ~ what they want"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-05
LAF0LLETTE UNDER KNIFE.
Operation On Wisconsin Senator u
Rochester, Mimi, 10 Successful.

ROCHESTER,. Mimi, Oct. 4.-Sena-
tor LaFollette, Of Wisconsin, was sue
cessfully operated on today at the
Mayo brothers hospital. The Doctors
Mayo performed the operation, which
is intended to relieve the senator from
the gall bladder affection which has
been troubling him for years. lmme-
diately after the operation. the sena-
tors wife announced that 1t had been
successful.
Senator LaFollette was declared py
physicians to have been In fine pnysl
cal condition.
Doctors Mayo, Harper. Keene and
Fox issued the following bulletin AFTER
the operation:
"The findings we're as previously
diagnosed. A number Of gallstones
were removed. Complications: lntes-
tine adherent to gall bladder; sub
acute Inflammation Of the pancreas,
and enlarged Emphatic glands, due
TO sceptic material which the gall
bladder Combined. Danger will not
be over for q couple Of days, owing to
the gall bladder. The senator stood
the operation we'll and prospects for
ultimate recovery are good"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-05
N. |. WILLIAMS IS
LAID IN THE TOMB
Pallbeares Are Clerks in First Ma.
tional Bank; Rev. Gaius g. Atkins
In Charge Of Services.

Funeral services for Morris l.. VII.
liams. who died last. Saturday morning,
were held In the family home. No.
s72 Cass-ave., at o'clock this after
noon. They were conducted by the
Rev. Gaius G. Atkins. of Providence.
r. l.. former pastor OF the First Con-
gregational church. Of which Mr.. VIII
liams was a prominent member. Mr..
Atkins was asked by the family to Of
ficiate, and he arrived in Detroit
Tuesday morning. He was assist
ed by he Rev. ]. Perc!val Huget, Mr..
Atkins successor In Detroit. The
burial was In Woodlawn cemetery.
The honorary and active pallbearers
were representatives Of the First
National bank, of which Mr.. Williams
was president. The honorary pail
bearers are as follows:
John I. Shaw, DR.. j. b. Book, VIM.
J. Chittenden, Jr., Don M. Dickinson.
Clinton G. Edgar, Dexter NJ. Ferry.
Charles L. Hammond. Cyrus A. Lo-
throp, Philip ii. Mcmillan. Robert
Henkel, Thomas Neal, NJ. J. Murphy.
Charles l.. Palms, Cornelius J. Reilly.
Col. Stephen Y. Seyburn. James d..
Standish, A. l.. Stephens, Frederick
B. stephens. A K. F. White, HI. X.
White and Gilbert w. Lee. George
Hendrie and Emory w. Clark would
also be included in the list were they
in the city. Edward Ford, OF Toledo.
Is also on the list.
The active pailbearers, all clerks OF
tional with Mr.. Williams when he be-
came president, follow: w. A. Nc
Whitney. j. H. Hart, F. ID. Christie.
u. f. Stuart. George Hoppin. H. e.
Lerchen. j. ID. Horton, A II. McKin-
ney. A. w. T. Meyers. Frank Griffin.
Harley N. Steele and Irving H. Baker.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-05

n. Y. STOCK MARKET-Cless.

N. u. STOCK MAMRkh
A Az Chem asa. Am b sugar So.
Anal Cop s54. Am c + sx. 90 ~
ia. Am Cot OIL ssh. Am Ice ish. Am
Loo io4. Am smelt ssk. Am sugar III
Am T a T is7h. Am Tob pr ssA. Am
Wool Wee sss 30 p fS,A. Raso T H. Can Can
Pae issh, Cen Leath stn. DO pt I'VE
Ches q o SIX. Chi a CT w AN, chi; "A
a 81 p i2s%. Chi 4 las Col
32h. Col a South $50. Corn rIects
49,. ID a X q 81. DIS Sec Cor so, Erie
"a y, do lisa pr tsh. do I'd pf 10 Sen Ven
do Of So, Kansas c 3 81. do pf sS%
Nash is5N. NJ. X 4 T 81 N. So
Ry is2. No Pac 54h. Nat Lead eyy'asS
Yc iits: TYos .vr R SsS q P go
q q c io7%. Press 81 Car sth., Rssa
issh. Rep a s s2A Rock islanS
ali do pf ss,s, sloss Shelf 81. south
Pas iIsE south ssn ny a. Is T w ss SoPRR
City r T Hay, Texas Union rsS
1881. " Rub com 96S. Y 8 steel
fOA. do pr iis. u 8 Bonds lo4k. VII
Car Chem ssh Utah Cop As% WansHssn
16h. do pr SIh. West I'm Isi 'eH'
West Mfg 20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-05
GRAIN ann PR0vIN0HR

DETROIT. Oct. l--Closs; The Am
erican wheat market did not appear
inc on to sSoT ESrSss Is ns
ward turn. while Chicago worked q IT.
tie higher. The advance did not. cause
bears any oonesrn. for they feel In :. .
OF s.asO. 600 bushels I'm this country and
Canada last week. and nobody buying.
they feel that an important improve
%sns In Prizes ,s out Of the question
ing the wheat and the same 10 true OF
Canadian northwest are Milling up and
Il Supporters Are not Induced 10 take
the grain. The only way to induce
purchasers. according TO the bears. IL
to lower the price. and THE 10 difficult.
to slump faster than this side, and the
American declines bring the market no
nearer TO an export basis.
rns S:S.i s:ppiSnsd n 1s wnsss ws sa
vanced This Vas one OF the ovsrsold
spots the bulls have been talking about
and the covering put prices up y Ole;
Corn was unchanged and oats gained
Wheat quotations: Cash No. . red.
CSC; Dec. opensd without change AZ
ss&c. and advanced to Sl.oo$ May
closed at siosN No / white. sSNc.. :
Coarse grain quotations: Corn, cash
No 2; ssS; No. ysllo0S; : cars s,. At ss.tfe;
car cars !. At ss ss 4 a'N Cas-. No No wn's &c.,
az &c eSev. s:sai f ai%. .po. NI IS
bss ;s,lsi March e ssso Il :,TRls s g
at s7.7b: prime alsike.. -: sample al
Time Prime sU; $ spot. Is Bags Al
pa~.,ns. IN IN. ra,ro,t nrarkat ,rues.
day included $500 bills Of flour. 8 cars
rye. Withdrawals were $40 bills Of
ep n So 81 xS Ss Of eSn 81 sso 81
1919 bu OF oats and 2S.l7s blu OF rye
Wheat receipts Tuesday: Minneap'
oils. 345 cars, against 4sl year ago
cs Sa': against sis fss St. Louis. s.cSS ss
against $4,000 bu: Kansas City. IS
cars. against LA year ago.
European visible supply Of wheat
900 Blu increase.
ES,sign crop reports .,s are f avSssDs
Receipts OF wheat at primary point,
Tuesday. l.issooo Blu: year ago. 2..7s.
exports of wheat and -four Tuesday
worlds visible supply increase las
week. S.sss,ooo bu; year ago. l7.3sb.oo'
bu-
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. O., Oct; Wheat: Cash
ssc; Dec. $l.ooS; May si.osh Corn
c. Cash $751; es' bse Nay. S:se
seed: Cash and Oct. $40: Oct, 1905
March, 1906; Alsiks: Prime and Oct.
P bse sS buassr. ssss and I' sss
unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. Oct 4-The grain market
showed slight change from yesterday,
close. when trading opened today
Wheat prices were unchanged. Dec
corn opened Nc higher with May ~
lower. Dec. oats showed an advance
of nc and May hc. Provisions were
practically unchanged
Noon: At noon prices remained al
practically the opening figures In al
futures. Dec. wheat unchanged. May
advanced sc: Dec corn unchanged
May advanced y; Dec. oats unchanged
May advanced Nc.
Close: An Argentine cable showing
an increase Of Is per cent in area. but
claiming . damage Of Is per cent from
drought caught the wheat trade shor
today and forced q much higher leve
! In the market Dec. and May boil
closed / NC above the opening. Corr
showed an undertone OF strength. Dec
closed at &c above the opening, Ma!
advanced nc. Dec. oats closed "
H5ovs the oRennsd i MAY s higher
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-05

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber Il Co. Oct. 4:
An early bulge In wheat to sexc
and S1.02% was the signal for lot OF
short selling on the part OF pit leaders
and some selling here also by north
west houses Prices went back TO the
low points very easily. The shows OF
buying on the part Of local shorts with
good buying by Barrett. gave the mar
ket rally TO the best point OF the
morning. A big run Of $50 cars at
Winnipeg was bear feature. The
market has shown q disposition to
rally In q way which makes the trade
feel less bearfsh.