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The Detroit times., 1910-06-06
SILK SOX AND ROYALTY

The return of one T. r. from a reg
ular spree OF court presentations re-
minds the Old Resident that
The wielder of the big stick is not
the only ex-president who ever went
to court
For instance. there was
!. Martin Van Buren,, and
Willard Fillmore. and
u. S. Grant. and
Benjamin Harrison.
All of whom swung around the cir
cult OF European courts and came
back TO receive the Joyous shouts II
welcome OF the plain American citi'
zen
No twenty-hour parades were ever
arranged for anv other returning Am
erican citizen, however. T. r. may
hug that fact closely to his heart IL
ne likes
But In those troublesome times Il
vas not quite so easy TO go to court
NJ II Is now. Fillmore came very near
not going at all. for he had q strong
disposition 10 kick over the traces.
and found London fashions no. 20 his
liking. For in those days when you
went 10 court you we're supposed TO
wear these cute little plush psutlcs
IKE the circns lady wears when she
ksrplunks out on the big white horse
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06
SEND IN LOUD PROTESTS.
Patent Medicine Men and Others
Don't Want Bureau Of Health.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-The prop
csition TO create department OF
health revealed some strange "politi
cal bedfellows' In opposition before
the house committee on ways and
means.
Patent medicine manufacturers
Christian Scientists and constitution
alists are flooding the committee with
letters and kilograms OF protest, alleg
ing that the department. II created
would have "autocratic authority"
The patent medicine men allege II
will create a Doctors trust Chris
tian Scientists declare disease is not
material The constituencies cry
"Abridgment OF personal rights"
The proposed department would
take from the department OF agricul
ture of bureaus OF chemistry. animal
industry, food and drug inspection and
nutritive food experiments, the divi
sions OF vital statistics from the
census bureau and keep the public
health and marine hospitals service
at the same time creating a sewage
commission.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06
HARVEY ]. READING
DIES OF INJURIES
Business Man Thought To Be Recov
ering From Effects of Elevator Ac-
cident When Relapse Sets L.

Harvey j. Reading. of the Reading
Truck Co, who was injured In an eie
yator accident In his storehouse at
Sixth and Copgress-st. west last Tues
day. died in Grace hospital Friday
midnight.
Mr.. Reading. who was a well-known
business man, was with two other
men on a freight elevator in the
storehouse. when a cable snapped and
the elevator plunged TO the basement.
The two men escaped with slight In
juries. but Mr.. Reading was badly
hurt. his spine being twisted. He
was taken to Grace hospital and II was
hoped there that his life might be
saved. He rallied for a while aud
then suffered a relapse.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06
DEATH ENDS FIGHT.
Engineer Gagnon Suddenly Expires
While Struggling With Negro.

In struggle with George Jones, a
Negro teamster. at the public Lightly
dock. foot of Bates-st.. Friday night
August Gagncn. No. 800 Crane-ave.
engineer In the lighting plant, dropped
dead A post-mortem examination by
County Physicians Forbes and Parker
showed that death was due To
apoplexy, superinduced by excitement
Employees at the lighting plant say
that Jones was dumping some ashes
and was swearing during his work.
Gagnon ordered him to stop and some
words followed. Then the two strug-
gled. Jones escaped and IL was al
most midnight before Detectives Stem
ton and Dowd found him and brought
him TO police headquarters. He re-
sides at No. 232 Rowena-st.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06
NEW YORK PRoDuCE.

NEW YORK. June i-Flour-Quiet.
unchanged. Pork-Dull, easy; mess.
SEA. Lard--Weak. middle west spot.
$l2.25G IL 80. Sugar--Raw, quiet: re-
fined. quiet. unchanged. Coffee-Rio
No on the spot SIS asAc. Tallow--
Dull. city &c. country 6ls a n "a O.
Dressed poultry-Firm: turkeys. $50
lSc; chickens, l6G e4c: spring ducks
2O92Ic. Live poultry-Steady, un-
changed Cheese-Quiet. easy: state
milk, new, common TO specials, 100
IL nc. skins. common to specials, 5 N a
l2i.c: full skins, 2h@31c.
Coffee options opened and unchanged
to Sc higher Butter-Dull: receipts
S.s14; creamery, extra. 2SEc: state
dairy tubs. 81 a csc: imitation cream
cry frsts. 2tW25c. Eggs-Steady; re-
ceipts, Is 166. nearby white fancy. 244
zee: nearby mixed fancy, 2lh I2252c;
fresh irsts, 81 n u 22c
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by carson.
Craig a Co. from New York. June .:
The prospects OF an early meeting mex.
week between railroad managers ano
the president probably had the enc.
Of holding in check heavy liquidation
by some interests but at the same time
con siderable pressure was noticeaoIe ~,
Union Pacific during the nrst hour OF
today.s session. The good support Ten
d, red Steel and other issues served the
purpose of steadying the list and caus-
ing a rally in the last hour We are
gradually reaching a point from when
a recovery may be reasonably expected.
From what we learn banking interests
feel that the monetary situation WIZ
tear close watching. and is likely 10
become a prominent factor should Tor
eign sales OF securities be adversely
effected by recent developments.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06
MAY SELECT ROOSEVELT.
He May BE Made Chairman Of Worlds
Peace Commission.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-Diplo-
matte experts and disciples of the
movement for world peace are begin
ring to wonder today how Col. Roose-
welt would muzzle the dogs of war in
his prospective new capacity as chair
man OF the worlds peace commission
which congress soon will create. There
is not much doubt that congress will
establish the commission and there
seems to be little doubt that Col.
Roosevelt will be at its head il he will
accept the post.
The way has been paved for the
commission by the proposal OF Secre-
tGry Knox TO establish an arbitral
court of justice at The Hague by en-
1arging the powers OF the prize court
established by the last Hague confer
cnce. This proposal is now before
the powers. So far II has been con
sidered favorably but no formal reply
has yet been made by any OF the gov
Crnments.
With a little urging on the part OF
Col. Roosevelt 1t is believed that the
powers will agree.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06
IS SENT TO PRISON.
Frank Hackey, Who Stabbed Marshal
Gets From Three TO Ten Years.

PORT HURON. Mich, June A.
Frank Hackey, the Detroit man who
jabbed a pocketknife into the shout
der of Michael Gray. the Algonac mar
shall. while that officer was placing
HIM under arrest in the down-river
town several days ago and who plead
ed guilty to the charge OF assault with
the intent TO do great bodily harm
less than the crime OF murder, was
yesterday sentenced to serve from
three to ten years In the state prison
at Jackson. by Judge Tappan. who
recommended that the man serve five
years
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06
FOUND NOT GUILTY.
Mrs. Dora G. Doxey Was Tried On
Charge Of Murder.

ST. LOUIS. June AIRS. Dora E
Doxey was found not guilty last night
by the jury which heard the evidence
against her on a charge OF killing VIII
liam ]. Erder with arsenic.
The verdict was returned after al
most nine hours elaboration. Judge
Grimm at once discharged the defend
ant.
Mrs. Doxey wept Historically as heI
acQuittal was announced. The specta
tors started a cheer which was quick
ly suppressed by deputy sheriffs. II
was stated that the jury took three
ballots. The first ballot is said tc
have been 9 TO for acQulttal, the
second 10 to 2.
Mrs. Doxey NAV not be obliged tC
stand trial on further charges. She
has not been arrested under the big
amy charges against her.
The charges against DR.. Loren B
Doxey. who was charged jointly with
his wife with killing Erder, will come
up for trial within the next two weeks
job Printing done right. Times
Printing Co., Is John Ret. Call Mair
1893, or City sass.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06
Markets and Finance

to time get into oversoid spots
Wheat opened with a small advance
closed unchanged and September Nc
higher than Fridays close. Cash wheat
gained &c. Coin closed unchanged and
oats at a loss OF ,sc.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. red
Sl.05; July opened with a gain OF Nc
at 80 &C. declined TO s+l1 and advanced
TO setc: September opened at Us n G
declined TO ON and advanced To sSh.e'
No. l white. Si.05.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn--Cash
No. :, e0c: No. yellow, 3 cars at 81 tsc.
No. yellow. Gle Oats-Standard.
cars At tohc' No. white. 4oe bid. Rye
October. 81. Cloverseed-Prime spot
So IS: october. 100 baks at $3.50.
Receipts In the Detroit market Satur-
day included 500 bbis. OF Hour. 1 ear OF
drawais Were: 400 bbls. OF -four. l,o.a
blu OF corn and soc IN OF oats. Stocks
are: loe.5il blu. OF wheat. ii5.50S bu.
OF corn, 1881 bu. OF oats and l.3sl blu.
of rye.
Wheat receipts Saturday: Duluth. 20
cars. against year ago; Minneapolis.
loo cars, against iei; 81. Louis. 10000
bu; against 5000 bu.; Kansas City. 2S,-
estimated worlds expotts OF wheat
this week: s,55i.000 bu.: last week. H.
$4,000 blu: year ago. s.44s.ooo bu.
Receipts or wheat at primary points
saturday. 2sS.OcO bu.; year ago. 2i2.-
900 bu.
Exports OF wheat and -four saturday,
llJ.0O0 bu.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. d, June 4.-Wheat-Cashe
l,oS July, sStse: Sept. s3Ac: Dec,
- nc. Corn-Cash, soc. July. So. c.
Sept soAc: Dee. 57hc. Oats-Casen.
Ssase; July, soc: Sept, ssre: Dee.
3e7sc.. Rye-No. :, 7sc; No. 5. Zoe. Glow
erseed-Cash. $3.50; Oct. s6.52,.; Dec.
S6.S: y March. $3.50. Prime alsike.
1905. Prime timothy. sails. Butter.
eggs and disadvantages.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. June 4.-Grain opening:
Wheat opened with a little better tone
u u sc higher. Sorn-Steady TO tsc
lower Oats-Firm to &c higher. Pro-
enthusiastically.
Wheat today has been rather small
but nevertheless nervous and irreSu
lar July closed &C higher. Sept. &c
lower, Dec. hc higher. July and Sept
corn closed &c lower. Dec Ac higher
July oats nc higher. Sept. &c higher
Dec, sc lower. Provisions showed a
small range.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER

Reported by Carson. Craig a. Co i,
from Chicago, June 4:
Wheat traders were treated to two
or three mild surprises today. The
first WAS the strong and higher Liver
pool cable following the Friday c'"s-
Ing break here. The second was the
decided selling pressure which devel-
oped in Sept contracts Immediately
following the opening bulge, when the
price for that month was forced of
quickly TO s9c q new low point on the
present bear campaign. The trade
fought a little shy OF the selling side
OF July and that month turned to 81 q
G92c. failing by a small fraction to
score as lew a dip as that OF last Tues
day. Even while the extreme bcarish
continent prevailed during the r.Uru-
ing, there was some bull news in the
shape OF continued cool weather over
the String wheat and some complaiuts
not progressing well.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Jane Close: Cash
wheat SHOWS activity and millers con-
tinue to buy. Some OF the Duluth
wheat that was sent to Chicago to Ill
shorts - coming To Detroit To be made
Into -four. Demand for flour Is quite
active. Detroit mills are fun OF orders
aud are running day and night while
the Minneapolis output has been greatly
increased
There In nothing in the outlook to en-
courage wheat bull. excepting cool
weather. This is delaying. but not seri-
ously injurine the crop. 1t may cause
q late harvest and give July short some
anxious hours without seriously cut
ting down the yield or quality OF the
crop. Spring wheat is much In need
OF warm weather, and this includes
both the Canadian and American crops
Prominent houses are nearly all bears
and the only fear they have OF an up
turn 10 that the market mag from time
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06
MURDER RUMOR A FAKE.
False Report Hvrries Police to Chiness
Restaurant at 3 A. M.

The serenity OF police headquarters
was disturbed about o'clock Satur-
day morning, when an excited indi'
vidual called up and announced that
murder was being committed In
a Chinese restaurant at No. 23l
Brush-st.
Motorcycle men and wagonload OF
officers hurried to the scene. When
they arrived. the most exciting scene
they could discover was three young
men calmly arguing with celestial
over the price OF chop suey.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06
BOSTON COPPER SHARE SALES.

Boston copper share sales OF June
3. furnished BY Hayden, stone & Goa
All SO. Bos Corb 20. Butte sos. Blu q
Bal il75, C.& A SO. Cal s; Con Msr s9a.
Range $40. D w 1870, B 10. Elm 20;
$50. Han 4so, Ind $50. Roy l;o2s, Kern
Lake 5000. l. 7s3. Mass 125s MAN.
a05, Mob %. New SO. Nip S.22s. q
Gu 100. Ray Con 2lo. S F So. shan si0,
Sup IFS. & Il s55. $ & 355. so T.,
100, Tam %. Trim 120. OIL 500,
562' do Of $40, Ut Con 165. Ut Cop %,
WIN So VOL 10. Wyan loo.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06
SCHULTZ TAKEN TO PITTSBURG.
Vaudeville Actor Will Face Charge Of
Defrauding "Vassar Girls"

Andrew A. Schultz. vaudeville actor,
returned to Pittsburg Saturday morn
ing with one Of the Smoky City detec-
tives. Schultz is a vaudeville per
former. who is accused by members
of the Vassar Girls troupe with hav-
ing decamped with some OF their
funds
Josephine DALEY. one OF the girls, "
/ Is here with Schultz and witt join him
after he gets out of his predicament.
They intend TO engage in a vaudeville
act when Schultz gets his liberty.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06
MAN GIVEN UP AS DEAD.

PORT HURON, Mich, June AUST
&c years ago Fred Speilburger, OF ST.
Clair township, mysteriously disap-
peared from his home. Since that
time his relatives have not heard from
him but once. Six years ago they
heard that he was alive. Herman
Speilburger. son living in st. Clair
City. has fled a petition asking that
temporary administrator for his
fathers estate be appointed. The
heirs are the petitioner and Clara VIII
son, a daughter, also Of st. Clair.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06
NEW YORK COTTON.
U. s. GOVT BONDS.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. June 4.-The weekly
hank statement shows the following
changes: Reserve on all deposits. de-
crease s5,676.O75. Reserve on deposit
other than United states. decrease So
6ss 301. Loans increase, S,35S.4OO.
Specie. decrease. s3.721 500. Legal ten
ders. decrease sl.302.70O, Deposits. in
crease s2.5s3.50O' Circulation. Increase
slss.300. surplus Of the banks Is 800
1850. against si9.45s.525 last year.
and ss215Ol75 two years ago. Total
loans, s1I96,5T2i00
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06
ApPies-Fancy. s4uts0: common. -
Qs per boil: western box apples. S,.7s

>ApPies-Fancy. suAso: common. u
x per Dol: western box apples. $1.Is
03 80 Der box.
Bananas-Good shipping stock. sise
02so. according to quality.
benus-Dried Lima, SIC per ID.
SeIery-Florida, $3.50 per crate.
tox
per doz.
Csbbase-New. saQa.76 per crate .
snsese-Michigan nat. late made. 10
@Is &c; fall made. 1701sc; York state.
.sVzoc: Lfmburger. Wisconsin. ITO tSc:
York state. 1s1Isc: German cream.
DIlck, 16916hc; Schweitzer. domestic
uIock; 2ic: domestic loaf. csc; Import
60. ~ " e0c per ID.
Crsnberries--s5.5oQ s per .bbl
,Dates-Pefsisn. soc h.: Fards. 20
Dressed CaIves-Choice. non NC;
common, 100 lie per 10.
r.r,ss-imported new. ll01tc per TO-
III ornin. ssc per bon.
hhouse' so4 soc per doz; lettuce. hoi.
bel uozen; radishes, long. lac tounu.
nc per dozen,2 wax beans. 500 per
eua parsley. Csc per dor: green beans:
s-.oV per hamper. green peppers -
per crate Florida tomatoes, t34a. 70
per basket crate, soc per basket Wa
teII cress, 15m25cl bui turnips. 4Oc per
doz oeets. 45n50c don; carrots. 40c
dog pie-plant. 25d30c doz, spinach,
iSc bu: asparagus. siQi.25 doz. srsen
peas. t2p225 Blu; young onions. iog
! &c doz
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06

Reported by Carson. Craig IL Co..
.rom Boston. June 4.
ON Monday President Taft and the
attorney general Will have conttr-
ence with the leading railroad n.eE OF
the country and the result may be
much toward smoothing over the lard
feeling and discoura cement which uCw
exists Tie bears made several sharp
drives at the market today, but the big
interests seem To have Withdrawn from
the market The short interest has
heen largely increased by weakness ni
past few days and IL the conference IN
Washington should result IN having
the H. junction against higher feis ~
rates dissolved we shall see very
sharp rally. ON the other hand, III no
equitable arrangement is made We
shall see the big men throwing osei
sales OF stocks until the attitude II
the ROXef L nienI is more clearly deLnel
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

Loans. Increase. s35s.4o0; specie. dc
crease t3.727, 500: legal tender, dc
crease. s1302.7O0; deposits s2.5s3. 900
circulation. Increase. sl66.3O0; reserve,
se76.O75. surplus. sis.sai,300; money, 4
per cent.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06

A hogs habit Of scratching itself
against q post has led TO the inyen-
tion Of an automatic disinfector for
animals, which II sprays as they rub
against a supporting column.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06
PRODUCE.
=

Themarket for poultry and dressed
calves was heavy this morning. the
supply being ahead OF the demand.
Dealers are looking for a material de-
cine In poultry prices next week. AS
receipts are increasing. while the dc d.
nand IS extremely limited. The but
ter and eggs situation remains as
heretofore. Strawberries were In good
supply. but the weather was against
the demand. Trade In fresh vegetables
was fairly active. but as whole sho
market was little slow.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06

cots. ss.7s: cherries, ts.25@2,5o per box
Grape Eruis-ss9S.5o per case. a..
HssEDetroit dealers are paying sne
ssilo ss mixed. sisVls.so: rye I. ssT re =
q Loose hay from farmers wagens
on the city markets ranged from $isV
s2 as to quality -
No iis sSs: NJ. No suii.. iV Cured, sc;
srssn. ioo: No. 1. 4arain: cured: ";
be per A Is; Ne no GAM hl ss.s'i Oh Kip.
Ms asSI 3 81 :, 8. is'iS: sheep SKINS Is %
Ho.ey-Faney white. ls0i7e; am
L.mos--calirornis. 81 ss0se per 10.
M ss::.tkSodky Per F"rd 100. sosso per
Mushroem.-lsQ soc per ID. =.
Msts-Walnuts, l50 lsc. ALMONDS; ~
nrasils. s0iOe; mixed nuts. is0 lac per
O.io.s-Nsw Bermu1as. 81. per crate;
0rsssss = Caiifornia navsis. ss.7so
so r',sss. n !; nases per
Fe:.ss ss.:s per ios crate Sulk. s,e:ss
esg,. ss9asc per Su: new Bsrmudas'
u;.e per bu; new southern. N:ss on,
-fe.isry-Broilers, 20 case; enicksns;
rocsters, iaGise, dacks. isSisc: geese.
lxc: turkeys. i7Qlsc per 10. ,o.n,
strawberrtes-2i-qt. cases. Wow
sweet Potatoes - illinois. gao per
IT.,l:w1Nc; I. shs: No, ?. s s*s, TO- TO-
WOo1-Medium unwashed. zoo sSc'
me unwasled. I6UlsC Id.
JOBRING PRICES.
baked beam: lib, sSS SOC: Lima beans.
:s:nasSa. .ss s'nr T.si. SS.... slss ias.
dsrd.. 81 a's soaked iss So S1s Salmon
s fsS! tai. :,so nn st =; I,s Al. ro.
msio.:. ssosOa: .dseosssh. H0iis
cesee Package coffee. ioo-iS. case
E.sS--Brsn, sss: nm. m,ddlinss. ,,s;
81: eo.rss CORN meal. ST.: corn and
e' Eio sao1 len S:1 ' Sai.n,. in wood
::; S,:l ,ssss: sIs:r' SIS per Dbl ~:
Oiis.Rsw mnssed. $50; boiled I'm
sNs: Psri:etion., Zoe: Eoeen:; ls 81
tine. In barrel lots. csc pei gal
Proyi:ie.. Mess pork; SIS; lam.
lily. S26Q27: medium. clear, s2t.so;
smoked hams. lsG1snc: dry salted
briskets. lShc: shoulders, lac; picnic
hams. l3hc: bacon. 200gic: lard IN
tiercss. ls%c: kettle rendered. i'Ac
per ID.
sayar-Ths retail price list for De.
troit. Delray. Crosse Pointe. Highland
e es Noon Rs:sa'; fsa . Hys:
dominoss. s:ib.. &s:as; eagle t.. Ists.
% e eos ,s:d ;s 49, standard sSSs pow
dsrsd. ?s.1o: granulated extra coarse.
eartonA $3.50: do, s-ib. cartons. 81; do.
s.lb: cartons, $3.50; do. lob. cartons
A, $3.50; confectioners' A. 35.ss: No. !.
$40: No. 2. $40: No 4. ?s.ss; No. :.
lsAs: No. 8, S5:4o; No, .. 3b.ss: No. 10.
$3.50; No. II. t6.2s; No. ~. $40: No.
40, .S6.lS: No. IA. $5.le: No. Is. $5.lS:
Michigan granulatsd. $3.50: household
powdered. lib. cartons. As TO case. sass
per case: household powdered. S-ih
cartons. - to case. $40 Der casa
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported Tor The Times bY Hayden.
Stone a 90. June A. After weakness
In sympathy with the drive in the " y.
market the last half hour OF yesterday
the Boston market Is somewhat duller,
but the tone generally firm. one OF the
most active stocks was North Butte
which easily recovered a point. The
-max-ihis- StockAcoIneS- hack-after..eXerY
drive without any gossip seems signih-
cant. The coppers naturally suffer on
every drive In ". Y. but from market
standpoint look fairly well sold out.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Dutter-creameries, extras. 2sc ID:
hrsts. 27c; dairy butter. 2lc: packing
stock. 20c per 10.
EgGs-Fresh current receipts. cases
Included. lsi7c per doz. Receipts on
Saturday lips cases.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06
ACCUSED OF OPTION VIOLATION

MARSHALL. Mich. June 4-CharIes
G.. Day. former clerk OF Convis town
ship. member OF the Republican com
mittee and candidate for county clerk,
was arrested yesterday oa the charge
of violating the local option law. 1t
.fr alleged Day permitted a son OF
I Robert Nelson TO drink from n jug OF
whisky ne had in his wagon. Day
{ furnished 5000 bail for his appear.
ance for examination next Thursday.
His arrest caused sensation here.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-Opening.

Duuning Il stevens Livestock Report.
EAST BUFFALO. " Y. June A.
Best 400 to 450-lb. steers. $sQS25:
good 1900 to l.35o-lb. steers. $3.50
7.75: best LOO to 1.2o0-lb. shipping
steers. LOCO to i.Ioo-lb.. ss@s.25: light
butcher steers. $525q5.75; best fat
cows, s6.e54 $50: fair TO good cows.
34.75 a 5.25; common to good cows. 50. so
"a: best fat heifers. 81 q 7.2s: good fat
ers, s5.25G5.75; best feeding steers.
S5.254 5.50: medium to good steers.
$3.50 $50; stockers all grades. ss.5o@
Saii lsxb, shn b Iei1 ssso PMS.
best mixers and springers, $500 so:
common TO good mixers, $23945.
Hogs - Receipts, 90 cars; lower:
heavy. $3.50; Workers. ss.soQs.s5; pigs.
sheep and lamhs-Receipts cars:
steady; best lambs ss.40ds.50: year
lings, Sc 6.25: wethers. $50 5.25; ewes.
$4.5oT475.
Calves-s5Is.
EAST BUFFALO.
EAST BUFFALO. " Y. June 4-The
market closed with these changes:
Cattle Receipts. 25; steady: prime SIS a
SIS; butchers. s4W7.15. Calves Re
ceipts. 10; slow ard lower: common TO
Receipts, 1900; slow and steady. choice
lambs, sS.4ol $50 Gull to fair, IS. 80 q
S.25. yearlings. s6a625; sheep. 1856 a.
5.25. Hogs-Receifts. 1850; slow and
lower; workers. 81. so: pigs $9.50Gy.I5
mixed and heavy. $s55Ql roughs, IS
"a S.5O stays. s750Gs
CHICAGO.---
CHICAGO. June 4-Cattle-Receipts
800; beeves. s570Ns35: Texans. IS. 25 N
40: western. $3.50 s.65: stockers and
feders. $4W6,i0. cows and heifers. s2.s5
a. Calves-s6Is SO. Hogs-Receipts
s,ooo steady to shade lower: light. So.
1855. mixed. s3.l5Ms.35: heavy. SO. IL
~ $50; rough. SS.l0Ms.20: pigs. t9M 9.35.
Sheep-Receipts. / 500: stesuy; natives
s329p 90. westerns, $3.50I5.35; lambs
$50.
CLEVELAND.
tLEN ELAND, June Hog Re-
ceipts, Is cags steady workers. and
piss ~ 80; heavy. 1910. Calves, 81
Lambs. 1926.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06

The Dime Savings Bank Building
Co. will be organized by the officers
and directors Of the bank for the pur-
pose OF erecting the 20story sky
scraper at Fort and Griswold-sts.,
plans for which have been approved.
as announced exclusively In The
-Tfmes. Friday 'f'fIfs wifi be cor
poration entirely apart from the bank
and the latter will lease it's quarters
from that company.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06

To acquire extra working space at
once. the Acme White Lead Color
works has purchased the factory for
merly occupied by the ROYAL Crown
White Lead Co, directly opposite the
Acme factory. The annexed plant COM
prises a main building, s0xl00 feet
aud three smaller buildings. The
Acme Co. is also erecting large ad
ditiop