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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-07

distance. representing all that has yet
been made public Of the results which DR.,
Frederick II. Mi.lener, the company's wire
less expert, has reached after several years
of work along those lines.
II an Atlantic liner blowing the waves
at rate Of twenty-five or more miles an
hour can make successful use OF wireless
biography why may not the ordinary To-
comot.ve be made similarly serviceable on
land? That is the question which DR..
Millener has been trying to solve for the
Union Pacific company since he began
series of experiments in 1907. And he is
not alone In his efforts in this direction.
While the local electrical engineer is push
ing his experiments every day closer to
the complete solution of the problem which
he has set his heart upon solving, inventors
In many parts of the United States, as
well> as in foreign countries, particulrly
Germany, are making herculean efforts
to perfect devices for similar purposes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-07

HE average Omaha citizen, not
one whit less lorll 20 his rative
city. and not one whit less
ready to rally to its defense
than the citizen OF the other
great Inid-west cities, is. vet. a
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
on DEAD.
MFG LEADS TO
SUICIDE
1oheo Lamborn, His Health Broken
~ Constant Broodins, Shoots
Himself Dead in Room in
Early Morning.
Dying When Son Reaches Bedside
Wss Cashier Of Michigan Wire
Cloth Company

brooding over the death OF his wife
two years ago. Romeo Lamborn. 63
years old. No. 2416 West Grand.blvd.,
oh6t himself through the head in his
room; early Thursday morning. He
was cashier OF the Michigan Wire
Cloth Co.
While members OF his family did
not realize that hiu condition was such
thH no contemplated ending his life.
they knew that he was intensely nerv-
ouk He complained Of being unable
20 sleep and a. times was extremely
nervous and Irritable
y To HIS sons. he spoke constantly or
his dead vito, and AS time went on,
his grief over her death became more
poignant.
About O'Clock, Thursday morning.
1nonbers OF the family were startled
~ the loud report OF revolver COM
1Df from Mr.. Lamborn's room. One
~ His sons ran in and found his fath-
r<1ying PROSTATE across the bed, the
|vexOlver lying at his side. Dr. Arthur
|x. Northrop, No. 2426 West Grand
blvc., was hastily summoned. but by
the time he arrived. Mr. I~amborn was
aeGd
Coroner Burgess Was called and Is
Investigating. Mr.. Lamborn's tragic
|ae4th was great shock to his friends
1T tho Michigan Wire Cloth CO.. where
ne has many friends.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Oct 20--Flour: Dull
and unsettled. Pork: Dull: mess.
spot. si2s5 GLASS;. Sugar: Raw. dull;
centrifugal, SO test. $3.50: msscovado.
50 test. $40; refined. dull: cut ioaa.
ts5: granuiatsd. $500 ss. Coffee:
Rio No 1 on SPOT. ION 8lic. T 9 s% {
Hay: steady; prime. SiiS: No. 5. 600
csc; clover. IS a soc. Dressed poultry:
Dull; turkeys, 1s625c; chickens. ITO
poultry: Irregular; geese. ibc: ducks
i5Gisc: fowls, 1lGibc; turkeys. 12@
l5c: ROSTERS. 10c Cheese: Quiet and
steady; state milk. common to specials
l04 0f6%c: skins, common to specials.
4+@12+c: full skims. 244c.
Butter: Dull: receipts. 4.l2e; cream
cry extra, 30E C.: state dairy tubs. 23sn
29hc; imitation creamery nrsts, 2F@
csc. Eggs: Quiet: receipts. 1882;
nearby white fancy. 40G4zc; nearby
mixed fancy. 81 q 3Sc; fresh hrsts ESQ
3Oc
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
LARGEST STEAMER LAUNCHED.

BELrAsT. Oct. 2o.-The White
Str Line'ss ubW transatlantic liner,
Olympic. the largest vessel in the
world, Wa launched today from Har
hard = Wol&s Shipyard. The Coun-
'fess or Aberdeen. wife Of the viceroy
of Irelan4, christened the liner. More
than lo,000 persons were on hand to
~ ~ monster 4o,ooo-ton ship take
~ >otor.
o Olympic ID $40 feet long, with
loot beam and fifty thousand
tpower engines, compared with
1auretania's 10000 horsepower.
ned. will be twenty knots an
Il will carry crew of 500 men
have accommodations for 800 first
~, 100 second cabin and 1900
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
PAYS FOR BREAD BE TOOK
IN THE OF CIVIL WAR
Old Soldier REVEALING Battlefield
Finds and Rscompenses q Sur
prIssd Woman.


Finds and Recompenses Sur
prIsed Woman.
BEAVER FALLS. Pa. Oct. 20
While at the recent dedication OF a
monument at Gettysburg. p. J. swain.
OF Beaver Falls. veteran Of the civil
war. in which he was q member OF
Company l.. Slxty-nrst Pennsylvania
Volunteers. visited McAllisters Mills,
where his regiment was stationed
July 6, 1868.
When his regiment was duartered
al McAllister's Mills, Swain had gone
to the oven OF the McAllister family
and confiscated twelve loaves OF
bread for himself and his comrades.
When he visited the place again the
other day he found that the Misses
McAllister were still residents OF the
mill property. and he recognized one
of them as the woman from whom he
hao obtained the bread forty-seven
years ago
Swain insisted on paying for the
bread. and although Miss McAilister
protested, Swain finally induced her
to accept the money.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
FOOT Is MANoLEp.

PORT HURON. Mich. Oct 20
Especial John Tice, a Pere Mar
ouetse brakeman. residing In this city,
lost his right foot late yesterday after.
noon at Brown City while coupling
cars on local freight. Tice raised his
foot 20 loosen coupling which
seemed 20 De slightly damned, but his
foot went between Ii and the coupling
on an approaching car. with the result
that his foot was so badly crushed
tina. IL was amputated few minutes
later by a physician. Tice was hur-
ried to his home In Port Huron.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
GRAIN AMI PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Oct 2O.-Close The gen.
eral wheat outlook. the world over,
does not show alteration enough TO
them far in either direction. A ma
jcrity consider the American market
bearish because there Is plenty OF
is quite bearish The outlook ranges
from middling to splendid and plenty
of rain has fallen to save the crop.
There has been extensive liquidation
by longs and the only buying Is by
shorts who are satisfied with their
profits. Some Improvement Is noted in
the foreign buying OF flour and France
Is ia king few cargoes out mere IL
eigners have turned their attention to
American wheat. They are still get.
ting all they want at lower prices and
exhausted there will be little chance
to dispose Of the American surplus I'M
less at a lower level OF prices.
The wheat market In Detroit was
strong all day and closed at an ad-
vance of 1c. Corn advanced nc. oats
a and cloverseed rs a 30c. Beans de-
ciined 5q6c and closed steady.
sec: Dec. opened without change at
SIC and advanced TO ssc; May opened
white. sshc.
No. 2, 51hc; No. 2 yellow, 1 car at
Oats: Standard, 2 cars at 34hc. / at
34hc: No white, i car at 34c. closing
No. 2, 75c Beans: Cash, 81 bid; Nov.
SI.s4 bid. Cloyerseed: Prime spot, so
bags at $s.75; Dec. $3.50; March. $3.50:
sample, Is bags at ss25, IS at s7.75.
SIS so: prime aisike. 1915; sample al
sike, bags at 1925. at S7.25. Tim
othy seed: Prime spot. 50 nominal.
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Thursday included $40 bbls OF -four. 2
cars of wheat. Z of corn, 3 Of oats and
of rye. Withdrawals were $500 bu
OF wheat, 2,928 bu Of corn and $4,000
blu of oats Stocks are 226.843 bu of
wheat, 239.590 bu OF corn. 1888 bu OF
oats and 27.093 bu of rye.
Good weather for wheat In Australia.
Estimated Argentine wheat exports
this week, 100000 bu; week ago, 1884,
600 blu: year ago. $4,000 bu.
Wheat receipts Thursday: Duluth.
80 cars. against 465 a year ago; Mime
apoIis, 276 cars, against E83 st. Louis.
$4,000 blu, against 100000 Blu; Kansas
City. g6 cars, against 1877: Winnipeg.
6l3 cars, against sac.
Receipts OF wheat at primary points
Thursday. $4,000 bu; year ago. l.4s2.-
600 bu.
were 463 900 bu.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
cuIcAGO GRAN I,rTrrp

Reported for The Times by Paine,
Weber a. CO., Oct. 20
Wheat prices at the moment are
steady to q fraction under the close
Sestfhr een less than in pen ne mhorn,nS
less than n In May. The difference be
tween the two months appears to be
sstablished at 6hc. Wheat has been
steadied n little by the strength In corn
and By light northwest receipts of 365
cars. compared to s4s last year, and
messages from the spring wheat coun-
Try saying farmers have shut on sales
Of wheat since the drop in prices. Min
neavolis market heavier than ours.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber & Co, Oct 20:
There was heavy selling OF stocks
this morning on the increase Of the
Bank OF England rate to s per cent and
expectations of higher money rates.
Declines OF / to points were quite
general throughout the active list La
some of larger interests and stocks
rallied. regaining a greater part OF the
early loss. At the advance the market
grew dull but az noon was holding
the rally well Harvester drew con-
siderable attention. being marked to
new high point. 1l3h, on rumors or an
Increase in dividend to per cent
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21


Two rooms of the suite occupied by
the Republican state central commit
tee in the Ford building, look like a
section Of the postoffice. Bales ana
bales of Republican speeches dehV-
cred in congress have been sent mere
and are being addressed and re-
mailed. The principal weapon is a
speech by Congressman Lautenschias'
err on Tariff and wages.
Salconkeepers with halls attached
TO their places OF business. are De-
sieging the Republican and Demo-
cratic Headquarters 10 have meetings
assigned to their places. The com
mon query is "Will they buy?" AZ
hoth headouarters the saloon men are
emuhatically told that the campaign
committees are merely concerned with
renting halls and getting out adver'
Using matter and that the question
Of purchase of fluids is lett 10 the
discretion OF the candidates.
Former Gov. Curtis Guild. OF Massa'
chusetts. who Is much in demand as a
public speaker. has been secured lof
an address nj Republican mass
meeting 10 be held in the Light Guard
armory, Saturday night. lie VIII
speak at Port Huron. Friday night.
Gov. Guild has been In Detroit sew
eral times. addressing one big meet
ING ON the floor uf the then uncom-
Melted Majestic building. His last
appearance here was al banquet ci
the Michigan Sovereign Consistory'
LET Mr.. Osborn keep on attacking
Mr. Hemans' legislative record IL ne
wants to-" says Secretary Canneld, OF
the Democratic state central commit
tee. Mr.. Osborn has got to say
something to attract attention and II
doesn't harm our candidate particle.
Hemans' meetings are more largely
attended than Osborn's: the proper
ton Is about three TO one. And while
the Republican candidate Is making
only one speech a night, Hemans is
making from eight 10 IL every day.
He is meeting five times as many
people as he met in the campaign OF
two years ago and that is going to
count on election day
There are several aldermanic fights
which are likely to land one or more
additional Democrats in the common
council One is in the Tenth ward,
where Joseph Merrell and Patrick
O'Brien are entered against Aid.
Charles Wing and Estimator John
Frey. Another Is In the Fifteenth
ward. There Thomas Lynch is said
TO be cutting into the support OF Aid.
pnhort Ruftar IN the south mart Of
the ward. where he lives. while Henry
Powers. formerly Of the city asses
sors office, is working hard In the
upper end of the ward. Rutter's
friends say that both he and Aid. FL
lis VIII be returned easily.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
Roosevelt to Speak For Lodge.

BOSTON, Oct 20.-Members Of the
Massachusetts, Republican club here
today are getting all in readiness for a
big hurrah welcome TO former Presi.
dent Roosevelt, who will reach Bos-
ton tomorrow to make plea in be-
half OF Senator Henry Cabot Lodge.
Roosevelt will leave Saturday morn
ing for speaking tour in New Hamp-
shire
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
thompson Given Three Years.

Joseph Thompson, convicted in
Sandwich OF manslaughter. in connec-
ton with the death of Chester Perk-
ms. whose skull was fractured In a
scuffie with Thompson in Windsor,
last spring. was sentenced by Justice
Sutherland To serve three years ip
Kingston penitentiary.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
Mistakes Girl For Squirrel; KIN. Her.

BUFFALO, N. ", Oct. 20.-Mistak-
ing her brown hair as he saw il
through clump of bushes for a red
squirrel. Seeley Conley shot and in
stantly killed Martha l.. Pope. II.
Justice Davidson held an inquest to-
day. Conley gave himself up to the
police after the shooting.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
aosTON CoPPER SHARE SALES.

Boston copper share sales of Oct 20:
Adv sal, Als $50. Anal 2sI7; AZ ~.
1so. 4 K c $50, Butte 20, b & 3 40.
c l. A Sc, Catalpa 200. Cal Hec 5,
Range 7s0.. Bos 2s5. Frank ass. GX
$3.50. CRANKY 1876. G c i1S; Guam 90
Kerr SO. Kew s5.. Lake 4O45, L ~.
Mass 25. Miami eos, Mich 10. Mob ~
New ls35. Nip As. n B 3s45. N L 1850:
Olih 20. . & 500, ID 90. Csc ilo. LAT la
100. Quincy SO, Ray Con 405. Shan 800.
Shat %, st Mary's IS. Sup rs. $ a. 3 20.
IS & = 727. SO Utah zoo, Tam Is. Tenn
200. Trim $50. Oil 3lsl, Sso. 90 pr
sol. Apex 100, Utah Cons SO. Utah COP
l22 Win 900. Vol 5.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21

=. s:s. s:.ns .i lib In ts: -
n9tso .cor..sE,.nSy 20. xAisns;; d ;no
ard, u; soaked so91ta salmon.
reds. Si.is; Alaska. pinss. si:sS. TON:
toes. is0koc: succotssh. ei0Lis per
Cesee-Pscksa coffee. ass-ih. cess.
Feed-Bran, s3S; nne middlings. eas;
eosrss middiing.: $40: .ssErscs .ear conn na
Fiosr-Michigan patents. in wood.
ssssrssisss. q. 50: clear. $3.50 per Dbl rye
flour. $3.50 per Dbl. a..
..s Sii' ;iss pis n.s: 's: SS''d k!le
eene. &c: Perfection, sks; ESesns.
pei.tine. In barrel rots. s0McK 4A
NV 81, cr asss sG sm eS%
hams. ls01ehc; dry. saltsa orisksts.
ilNc: bacon. isQ :io: iard. IN tisrosa
nNc; nsttl: rsnS:5'a d. h'sxs per W ID
Edgar & Son: Crystal dominoss. 2-lb.
loaf. $3.50: cubes. 1.7s: xxx pow
dered. $6.95: standard powdered, $3.50
latea, sns. n bulk. $50 srsnuistsd;
In 25-lb. cotton bags. 1855: Michigan
graduated. $40; household powdered
cartons. as to case. sS.75: diamond a.
sssS: Nc. ss sss No. J. ;ss Ne No.
$5.ss: No. g.. $500; No. .. SS.is: No r.
sts5; No. IL. s%s6; No. IL. 1895 per 100
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
BUSINESS NOTES.

Gross operating revenues for the
Great Northern railroad reached the
highest figure in the history of the
road in the fiscal year ending June
80. The report shows gross earnings
OF s64 ,465, 1899, an increase of EOS per
cent over the year before.
The plan for daily oral call OF
real estate wants and offerings, upon
which the executive committee OF the
Real Estate board has been working
for several weeks, is practically COM
pleted, and 1t is expected that the
plans will be announced at the next
weekly luncheon of the board. IL was
discussed at the luncheon in the Pen
obscot Inn, Wednesday noon.
James ]. Storrow. of the firm of Lee,
Higginson & Co, of Boston, and presi-
dent of the Boston Chamber of Com
merce, and Frederick Strauss, of j. &
w. SeligInan K Co., of New York, ar
rived In Detroit, Wednesday, In con-
nection with the new financial ar
rangement of the General Motors Co.
IL Is understood that they are making
steps to clean up some Of the obliga-
tons OF the company here, as well as
making a general inspection of the
properties.
Railroads are still buying steel
spariDgly, according to the Iron Trade
Review, of Cleveland, but the outlook
for more liberal orders Is more encour-
aging. A few cast-iron pipe and
structural steel orders are also re-
ported. The action of the Carnegie
Steel Co. In sending out statesmen from
the Pittsburg warehouse through the
central western states. Is believed to
foreshadow an attempt on the part
Of the steel corporation to get closer
TO the consumer. In line with this
| policy Is the proposed establishment
of warehouses In Omaha and San
! Francisco. There Is no apprehension
of any intention OF cutting prices
through this new plan. Another fac
tor, which 1t Is believed. will help
the steel trade, Is the meeting Of the
American Iron and Steel institute. at
which the foreign manufacturers will
be so well represented II is expected
! that one OF the results OF this meet
! ing will be better understanding
among steel manufacturers through
out the world.
! Keena, Lightner & Oxtoby. local at.
tCrneys for the receiver OF the broker
age firm Of b. II. Scheftels a. Co.
which was put out OF business by the
federal authorities In New York. De
troit and other cities q short time ago.
we're granted an order BY Judge Swan
In the United States court, Thursday,
empowering them TO take possession
OF all the firms effects in Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21

Rutter-CreaDeries. extras. xshc h.;
hrsts. Ate: dairy butter. 3Sc: packing
Exss-Fresh current receipts, ~ases
included. 25hc. Receipts Thursday.
2S6 cases
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
CHcAGo PRoDuCr.

CHICAGO. Oct 2o.-f3utter: Extras.
2ac: frsts, Ate; dairy extras, 27c: nrsts.
25c Eggs: Prime firsts. csc; hrsts.
Americas, I2@I3hc. Live poultry:
fowls. I2h @13c; ducks. i4014hc;
geese, 12Q13c.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
PROI,CCE.

long and remarkably successful
season for peaches has finally come to
an end No further receipts are ex-
absorbed more fruit than In any pre-
satisfied al last. Fruit handlers are
now turning their s.,enti ON, to the ap.
brisk demand. Fears and grapes are
also in good supply. Grape fruit Is be-
oranges will soon reach the market
Receipts OF poultry were the best of
the week. and the market was no bet
ter than steady Butter and eggs are
Appies-75cas12s per bu; s2@sso
per Dbl: western apples. S2.26@2.75.
casa. according TO quality.
csiery-Hame- sTown. fse soe doa
C C:sn.s:m;iSo per- Per bB 81 o.
CALIFORNIA; Fruits-Grapes. &1.250175
per box; peaches, s1.so@1.7S per box.
Ys Ss': STAT: sas. Imsas ss SHnss;
isc; imported, DO, asGsoc Per ID.
cras As.ie.-si.5o@i:7s per bu
per blu. SS07 per Dbl.
i R sM: =, s0so per ID: F.rd'.
Drerssd Calves - Choice. l20l2kc
per h.; common, l00llo per ID.
c.Iiyornia. Sc per S Ssw' 0's0 per ID;
Fresh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ Der
bu; lettuce, opW65c bu: head lettuce.
81 Der blu; rediyhes. round. 10c per dos.
wax beans. 81 per blu. oar..sy. 600 26e
per 1 don; sress,nn Peprers yoc per ou:
Grapes-Ponies, Concords, Ice: Nj
agaras and Delawares. lse: Concords. Q
lbs. 23 q 24c.
Grape Fruit-Florida. S<50Q6 per
case.
Bay-Detrcit dealers are paying The
following prices for balsh hay In car.
lots. I o b Detroit. No. timothy,
1850: clover. mixed. $50 1890. rye
straw. t776@S: wheat and oat straw,
es.So07. Loose hay from farmers
from $18Q2c. a. to quality.
Htdes-No. I cured. Zoe: No. ] green,
%: No I cured bulls. &c: No. 1 green.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21

LONG BRANCH. y. j., Oct. 90
mns Thompson Eckert, former
11dent CT the Western Union
Srapb CO.. died here today, at the
~ S. years. He had been i'll sew
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21

John Bell. now an employe OF the
register OF deeds once, is prominently
spoken or as a candidate for the Re
publican nomination for county aud
itor next spring against Auditor
Charles A. Buhrer.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21

A Democratic mass meeting will be
held I'm the Air Dome, No. SIS Grand
River-ave.. Thursday evening. Frank
ID. Eamans will preside. William b.
Thompson. James III. Lee and the al
dermanic and legislative candidates
will be speakers.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
EAST BUFFALO-Opening.
Ounn1ng q Stevenas Live stock RepoP,

EAST BUFFALO. N. Y. Oct. 10
i.aoo to i.4oo-lb, steers. ts.ss@7a5;
sse ssiS best iloS to $500 iSooiD sSip.
or steers. 1000 to i.ioo-ib. steers. IS %
ss:, fss rs cows s1ssfsT o sss.r fair 70 sSod
COWS. -ls.25ql: common TO medium do,
ssgsso:. trimmers. sa7sQs: best fat
heifers. %: as@s; g, cd fat heifers. 81 25
stock hsifsr. ,ss SSS So best s's sesdins
steers. dehorned. s6@52b: medium 10
good feeding steers 5s2eg Aso: stock
light thin bulls. IS. ssSs is; best milk.
ers and .prinssrs. sso%sS: Common to
Hogs, Receipts. 20 cars; market csc
pigs. ,ssOGs.To
MARKET s slow; ssss lambs ss7S q 500:
yearlings. $3.50; wethers. $500
Calves ,sSic.5S..
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO. n Y. Oct 90
slow and steady; prime steers, s7g7.25;
butcher grades. ss@s,7s Calves: Re;
snd Ss Stow s. sns snd ss snnss
lambs, $s:759sso; Gull to fair. $4,000
500; yearlings. s5@5.5o: sheep. $50 ATS.
Hogs: Receipts. 1850 head: market.
slow and asc lower. workers. ss.4og
stays. sS'SoSs7' ~ ''''
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO.
Oct. 20.-Hoss: Receipts. 1900; mar
ket. dull to loo lower: mixed and butch
ers. IS. 20 Ms.3b. good heavy, SSWgl0:
rough heavy. ssgs.2o; light, ss.7og
1900: market. steady; beeves, 81. go 20
7s5; cows and heifers.- s225@s.s5
stockers and feeders. $4.25 al so: Tex
ans. s3.40Q570. calves. S7.25@10.
sheep; Receipts, 10000: market.
steady. native. $2.504t30; western.
se75q425 lambs. s4so97: western,
CLEVELAND.
CLF.N ELAND. o. Oct. 20.--Hogs: Re-
ceipts. 2.500; market l0G csc lower; me-
diums and heavies. $3.50 workers., SO. 25
Qe4o; pigs and lights. 1926: Cattle:
Receipts. 2 caIs; slow sheep and
Calves: Receipts. 200; $40 top.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
THE POLITICIANS

An Eighth ward Republican meet
ing will be held in the home OF Aid.
John HARPER, No. rs Church-st.. next
Wednesday evening.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21

81 g. X "a cure: ss,! ss'' i s:x;i Nj ~
I :::::a Fl is ss s.l Y r.: Ssr ST .l.
SssI iiS!Se, - SiS2S = -; hiS
...:..sssf vAlss. ,sel's; s.ssr.
Lsqens-Cayifornia,l e.So05 per boz;
Ai siSs%'sss.enSiXii.ssS Ser Ser i SSn
Osisas-6S . Toe per bu; Spanish.
q l.ss per crate; pickiins onions. sase
?.sss...c.liiorn,a va,sne'as. sass
fissss.l:.-Eioridas. $3.50 per crate.
Ps.rs-common, si.seos per Dbl
01.SoQ3so per Dbl; eemmon. el.seos
fesstess--Michisan. easiota coo sso
Pcuitry-springs, isQ1sMo: hens. -
Qisc; No. :, io4iic: old rooster 20
ouinsss-1i.s % 3 $50 Per b.
sweet Pstasces-yirginiae. n ~
bu. Si.soQt per Dbl; Jerseys. $sSo0GB
per Dbl. t1.So per bu.
Teusatoes--Homs-g grown $4,000 bu.
Tullow-No. I. exc; Ne. = $40 ID
an "; Ssvs:ssS. i4s Sassi % h.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21

mittee will inset. Friday evening, at
August Diebe,'s place. Milwaukee-ave.
aud Hastings-st.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21

The Third Ward Republican com
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
NEW YORK COTTON.
q. s. GOVT BONDS.

Bond quotations reported by Hayden.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
Markets and Finance


MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.
DETROIT. Mich. Oct. 20.--Cattle: 10
Disc lower; outlook lower: prime cat
lows: Choice handy killers. SS.ss0s.ft:
light to good butchers steers and hetf-
ers, &<.60@6; common killers and tat
cown @3.s00As6; canners' cows. si;aS
00Ab0; light butchers and heavy
sausage bulls, Sa600sS0: stockers and
feeders. 3s600%5o per cwt Mich
s.sy .ssy ssg sG vs shee sois ssd
lambs: Dull and 26c lower; quality
fair: choice lambs. ssGs.bo; light TO
fair. Is 0S.7e; common TO prime sheep.
$50: common killers. y2.7603.2b: cuils,
1302.60 per cwt. Hogs: Dull and
slow: quality fair prime mediums and
s nis. y1rhss 20 so Sss lTA' workers. and
Receipts: Cattle. 500; calves. 6As;
sheep. 6.3%s: hogs. $500.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

TOLEDO, O., Oct. 20.-Wheat: CASH
s7isc: Dec. 9s%c; May. slo3h. Corn
Cash Cash sls sss pes NAN May sc
Rye: No. 2. 76c; No. 3. I2c CLOVER
seed: Cash, Oct. Dec. and March. $3.50
Alsike: Prime and Oct. 80; Dec and
March. 1910 Timothyseed: Prims
and Oct, S425. Butter. eggs and ha,
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21

Refusing to heed the admonitions
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
cHICAoO GRAIN OPENING.

CHICAGO, Oct 20.-OpenfhK grhih
Wheat opened weak. Dec; and Nay
both or &c. Dec. corn NC lower. May
unchanged Dec. oats NC higher. May
unchanged. Provisions steady 10 irac-
Noon: Dec. wheat advanced &c:
May &C higher. Dec. corn advanced
&c: May NC Dec. oats unchanged;
May Ac higher.
close: After a weak early market
wheat developed distinctly better
tone. Dec wheat closed lac higher
Nav advanced 1 point. Dec. corn &C
higher: May &C higher. Dec. oats adj
vanced %c. May sc. Provisions steady.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-21

Victor G. Gnau, Democratic candi-
date for register of deeds, is Ger
man. but his placards are printed on
bright green cardboard. He declares
that this is not bid for the Irish
vote. adding that he expects TO get
them anyway Gnau is making his
campaign solely on the ground of fit
ness for the Office,