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The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
CHILD ESCAPES
DEATH BY HAIR
Little Rosa Pauaria Hurled Under
Street Car. But Is Only Slightly
Injured.

Rosa Pauaria toddled out OF her
home at No 213 Champlainst., for
breath of fresh air, Sunday afternoon.
a few minutes later she was lyins
under Fort-st. car and crowd OF
Dystanders We're making frantic en-
deavors 20 drag her out The child lay
quite still. and FOR time he mem
Bers OF the rescue party thought she
was dead Later events, however
proved that the little one was Neiy
much alive and that she had had
very miraculous escape indeed.
Al the intersection OF Russell and
Champ lain-sts. the little girl started
to cross the street, FOREST car No
339. driven by Motorman Henry Nc-
Bean. bore down on her. She was
struck a glaneing blow and hurled
beneath the car
All sorts OF remedies were resorte
TO 10 get The little one released. Rosa
finally. the car wGs backed up. Rosa
was very much frightened by he:
experience. She cried Historically.
and her mother and father. Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Pauaria became quite jov-
ously hysterical too, when they saw
their little girl was saved for them.
Five minutes after the accident hap
pened, the little girl was running
around as happy and carcfree as eyef.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10

business. said .he Informative person.
who would not give any names. inclnd-
ing his own. They buy the meat The
men give them the money. DO you
think | would go into butcher shop?
| should say not. Maybe the butcher
would sell me lung for flank steak,
how do | know? So the women are
the cnes 10 fight this thing ont with
the butchers. We've got 10 have cheap
meat. or eat none. The men will all
stop eating meat for TWO months II
necessary Wen live on hsh. milk.
eggs and fruit. The poor man cant
pay - cents a pound for meat like the
rich Englishers can. Ten cents a
pound is a big price for rs. and We
can't get anything less than II GEMS
now"
4 worried, irritable looking man
stepped INFO the midst OF the crowd
az this juncture
What are the poor butchers going
10 do" he asked, with some show OF
emotion They can't buy the meat
as cfeaply as YOU want them TO sell
IT,"
4 big policeman waded In 10 pre-.
vent any threatened hostilities
That's MoskOyitz. butcher, landlord
and real estate agent. he's worth
about 100000 and doesn't have TO eat
chuck steak said the conversation
ally strong young man.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
CAR MEN REJECT
COMPANY OFFER
Question of Wages and Hours of
Labor Will Likely Be Submitted
To Arbitration.

u by practically unanimous vote.
the / o,ormcn and conductors of the
Detroit United Railway rejected The
compnny's proposition for setting
The wage controversy, IN mass meet
Ing In l.igh, Infantry armory. Satur'
day night. This means arbitration
To which the company agreed before
submitting its proposition Inc men
nad already named John McNicar hut
80 has notified them that ne VIII De
lnable TO act as he leaves FOR Europe
next Saturday.
In the absence of President Mahon.
Of the international association, mat
ters are temporarily AT standsull.
NJ" Mahon is expected 10 return To the
city during the day and steps looking
coward arbitration viii then he taken
Immediately. About l.lOu members
Of The local union We're present at
the mass meeting lnasmuch as a
ri.inc vote was taken. some doubt Is
EXPRESSED as To the legality OF their
action However. officials OF the
union say that under the circum-
stances. the manner of taking the
vote was constitutional
The u L. r : offer was % cents
for the first 80. months, 20 cents an
hour FOR the next year. and ~ cents
thereafter. and extension OF the time
allowed toT putting in workday OF
Zine hours from H. IL to Is hours.
This extension OF time was the feature
OF the proposition that appears To
have made IL unpopular win the
m, n
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10

0lshc; fan made: iSgisc; York :, Ate:
York state. isq1sc; German cream.
S SIock. si sg: domestic iosf sse; Import
Crssberr,e.-s5 5oge per Dbl =.
Dsses-persian. bg6c Id; Fards. 80
dressed Caiv-.-Choice. 1919 Ollie 10:
ccmmon. go loe per To- ,,a,., mar IN.
Fresh vese,ahi-. = cucnmhers. hot, hot.
h hSSss i iSSsn,ss hssr a% lettuce, s.
3ss per hamper. radishcs. 3oW s"ci pee
dor: wax beans. $500, per hampsi
parsley :5e per doc, green o oeh sn 80 -
futa gas. 30mtoc per bu; Florida To-
niatoes- s.. 5oGs per 6-hasket c1a!.' sn'
Ter 6ssk Yoc h wa' heels, ,r's CO. nu Carrots.
s5c hu. pieplant. - q soc doz' spinach
sOc0si per bu. s2.25 per Dbl aspsra. .
gus. slaQm l,S per case. 1a'ss9' n nnr b..
young onions i0dtlec dos.
Grape fruit-stGo per case cha
Hay-Detroit dealers are pryi,n n c are
lots, {: b Detroit NO. , um lts ~:
4 Loose hay from farmers wagons
or re city markets ranged from ''e
0;S ; as TO q S!.raS No !, lie: green.
No j. So: No / pulls. cured, o,,is:
green. IOc No :. Murain. cured sc:
green Sc: No. | calf cured. &C. green;
Use per 10; No hides. ic on KIP ana
calf li.c OF No. l. horse tides. NO. 1.
$50 No >. s. so. sheei skins as 10
wool 5OcGfsi.50.
Hon~y-Fancy white. 100 lIc. ana
Der. i2Il4c. extracted, "a - per 10.
Observation-Disclosures. sts5W' 0O poN.
I.imes-sl "a l.25 per 100
Nusl, roosns--t5 a soc per III.
Nuts-.Walnuts ihTlGc. almonds, ~
a isc: pecans isfi5c. rlbcrts. II ~ lie.
Rrnzils aRiOc: mixed nuts, l2u ltc per
10, hickory nuts. shellharks. - 2aW Low
Ouious-New Bermudas, va per
crate; Texas Bernudas. $.v2 20 per
crate. ss-xa
per crate. - n -
u~appi..-Flor'das s. poQs.ho per
dog S4n5 per crate.
V'opcuru-Ears 2ds9c per 10
Potntoes-Car lots nulk. 3 90 pc
sslGaac bu. new Bernudas s. ?on per
bu. 81 per bill. new southern. " per
bu. $3.50 per Dbl ,-0o
Pauitry-Chickens ls". hens, ~
J., lie. stays and old roosters. l-F ltc'
ducks lsdlIc; gese, IL llci turkeys
l1MiSG per 10. 40
straw berries-s4- quart cases, " %.
sweet Potators-Illinols. 81 ~ per
TaIIow-No /. &c. No. =. &c per 10.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
GRAIN AMI PROVISIONS

BErEoIT May lose, Tie ou.v
important piece 90 news Ire ,ue Nhrt,
market Muuday was tur guNrruIlt ht
t'Iort which was received about noe t.
Pl.t lous TO- lts frcrlpts. TRAILING was
.Icv and dealers GUESSED ln widely dIt-
tttin2 figures as g. what 90 wound
sl oW rhe balls pave been taiklL~ d
winter wheat crop or Tess tnan 100
1000 GOO bushels and no order To- icscu
tIis % was figured that so least i.u'u.
uUu acres must hr abandoned AMI q
condition under SO shown PCS the ice
tualuder The bulls cuil attention 80
tle faCH shat the uluwinK of wheat
Ut IDS har been going on sturr the ~
eminent figures were collected. ami is
NOT set finished Recent weather nds
bttu favorable to both winter uG,i
vpttug wheat ANA the crop IS Ieporttd
tu boz. ImpIoN ing shorts iu CHICAGO
w 40 briug there half a million bushels
cog puluta wheat Co. apply ou contracts.
Tire condition 81 81 shown hS tIe
-Dt. tumrIt report was quite Two
points better rHau expected. and caused
slump pf 4 81. ~ atc In the new rtpP
.ftlrrs cash wheat remained stronN.
Tire CLOSE in wheat was easy af loss
of T. bon cash. ANA &c ga the new
lIOp f-tuIes.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
NEW YoRk PRODUCE.

NEW YORK May 9.--Flour-ilu.'
30 Iard-Qui.t middle vest spot,
sl3Ml3.lQ. .Sugar-f.aw. quiet, crntri-
fugaIs. ~ test. $500, muscovad". ~
test. 3 SOC. refined. firm. Cutlo3i "."'' :
crushed 5g5c: powdered. 5.35r. grano-
Isted 300. Coffse--i;io No :. on ca"
spot 81, MS9-c. Kosin--Guiet, common
STEADY: city. 3-lGc, country. "a -
1s.c. Dressed poultry quiet tur"e} =
"a &c chIcRrtse. - n 23c: fowls w."
gOc. spring dUckings. 81, 4" ~, - :
pc GlfrE--puil. geese. Zoe, du' - 10 .
fowls I1iqc: turkeys. lon lsc. r3"St'' ~.
OLD ana young. l-ls +" lJr. ICES
STEADY. fun cream. OLD, spec ~ = - p -
skins. specials. i0i. ale; iGiI ski =
2W3iac. coffee options opened ~, az: ,
ouI.f easy receipts G.G6S. creamery.
extra 2Slac. state dairy, tubs. go =
IMITATION creamery. hrsts. - p - =
steady. receipts 80. heeiD
yVIita fame s3h21c. nearby wl%td.
FANCY N22fi .3i3c. fresh firsts 2oh $50
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
onntatLon. ey Hayden. stone & Co-
CuICAGo GRAIN LETTER.

Reported Tor Tho Tlmts .! an sou
Craig q CO. MAY g Wheat The a
morning was uulmportant IN the new
crop months. There was Ntle guy
ing furry Ia May. which went up 80
Sl161. and later declined 20 sta
July and september had from sc 20
~ range, and prices We're within
small fraction OF saturdays tlos". TIE
government report which was ISSUED a !
l. O'clock, makes the percentage so. /.
There are about 3s.Oi 900 acres or al
coo acres more than the area harvested
ius 1909. and I. i3s. 900 acres less than
tht area sown last fan t33.is3, 90" acres !.
The Meadow lands conditions - 80.
abandoned acreage Ia 1903. = as. Gao or
- per cent. ia 1905. l.31S.V o0 OF -
yer cent. wheat remaining To be narN e.
ts.ted sg.044. O0U or t43a.O00 acres IL -
than that seeded last fall. After tuc
issuance 81 the above report. the mar
LET broke sharply q u.c bushcL
feom the hikh point. and held steady,
Sl.U4i. for july, and Sil5i. FOR May
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
GHETTO IS TORN BY
FIERCE WAR OVER
MEAT PRICES
Hebrew Women Riot al Butcher
Shops, Tearing Purchases From Gus
TONERS Hands, and Destroying Stuff
Y b. Pouring Kerosene Over 1t.
Sharp Boost in Price OF Kosher Meat
Responsible for Trouble-POliee
Are on Guard
COOPERATIVE KOSHER
MEAT MARkET 20 OPEN.

A cooperative kosher me AZ
market. operated by The women
who instituted the boycott, Is
to be established on Hastings
st. in a few days. according 10
statements OF a group oI men
who lent their energies To ap-
plauding the spirit OF the hsht'
ing Hebrew women.
"A committee has ALREADY
been appointed 70 so 20 Chi
caeo ard buy directly from the
packers. TO sell at cost price 70
the strikers. who VIII make MP
fund 10 start The project.
was the statement,
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
TWO CHILDREN TAKE POISON.
Curiosity Nearly Results in Oea'h'
Victims Now Recovering.

Prompted by childish curiosity. two
children came close TO being victims
Of poisoning. Sunday afternoon. IN
TON Hill. three years old. No 2pl
Wight.st.. found vial of carDOlic
acid in the alley back OF his home
He swallowed the contents and lei
unconscious His mother hurried iof
medical aid. He will recover
The infant daughter of otto Nelhe
never. No. 1l9 Grandy-ave" swat
lowed three strychnine tablets. which
She found in a drawer OF her mother 4
sewing machine. Sunday afternoon
DIR. G.. X. Walsh. No. 1876 Gratiotaver
thinks the baby will recover
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
WILL CO TO PRISON.
Mrs. Lucy Sayler and Or. Miller
Denied New Trial.

WATSENA Ms. May 9-Mrs. Lucy
Saylpr and D- William Miller. con
yicted OF killing banker j. b. Sayler,
al Crescent CITY. last July Will ne
taken 10 the Joliet penitentlary either
tonight OF tomorrow morning.
This was determined on this after
noon following the action Of Judge Di-
bell. who. on Saturday night. over
ruled a motion for a new trial ana
pronounced sentence.
II has not yet been decided whether
the case will b. taken TO the state
supreme court Mrs. Sayler collapsed
II. her cell when she was told she
must soon go To prison
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
N RS. HYDE s0Bs
/. As SHE DEFENDS
HER HUSBAND
Says He Did Everything Possible To
Save Col. Thomas H. Swope's
Life-Her Uncle Died in
Her Arms.
She Denies That Dr. Hyde Was
Warned To Stop Bleeding Her
Cousin Moss Hun,on.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, May 9.-Mrs.
Hyde on trial charged with Staying
Col Thomas H. Swope, took the stanG
few minutes after court opened this
morning. She began her testimony
by telling OF her meeting Hyde. their
courtship and marriage.
Mrs. llyde's narrative was quickly
brought In the death OF her cousin.
Moss Hunton When she told OF be
ing summoned with her husband and
OF their arrival in an automobile, Mrs.
Hyde broke down and wept
Cousin Moss was IN commissions
when we arrived" said Mrs Hyde
His head was drawn back his hands
clenched and he was emitting a hum
ming. moaning sound Doctors Hyde
and Twyman bled him. They made
an inoision In the arm and opened an
artery DR.. Twyman held the ends or
the silk that bound the artery.
When the bleeding ended Or ivy
man tia the threads and stopped the
hcr9oirhage.'
Mrs Hyde was allowed 10 deny
that Dr HYDE had been warned 10
stop The bleeding She told OF taking
distilled water Tor drinking purposes
TO the Swope home She said she
did this without suggestion or knowl-
edge OF her husband. Or. Hyde adj
vised the family not 10 use the water
on the premises. she said Mrs. Hyde
continued
For year prior 20 the death ot
my uncle Col. Thomas III. Swope. es
pecially after he quit drinking. ne
was very weak He daily took a
medicine labelled Iron, quinne and
strychnine.
ON the night of Oct. .. my husband
gave Miss Keller. the nurse. box OF
medicine for my uncle. Uncle Thomas
died III my arms. Or Hyde stood by
and did all physician could AT no
time did my uncle say he wished he
had not taken The medicine. We re-
NAMED until he died and notified my
mother and brothers That was In
he morning. but ! did not see them
enter The death chamber until p. III.
that Gay.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
RFHEARING GRANTED.
Supreme Court 10 Again TAKE Up
Fairview Ticket Case.

The supreme court, Saturday, grant,
ed a rchearing in the case OF the CITY
rs the d. T. r.. involving the Vaiid'
~ OF workingmen's tickets in me
Fairview district The court recently
held that the company was Obliged 10
accept these tickets in the annexed
district and keep them for sale on It's
cars and Judge Phelan's action In
aiming the company 500 for failing TO
DO so was sustained The announce
ment that rehearing had been
granted came AS a surprise to Cor
uoration Counsel Hally.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
JOINING PRICES.

Canned Goods-Appies. gals. 81 30
bah he'd DEANS lib evG eoe; lima p e. "a.
standard. S5c Table pe"'s. 81 rs v Lao.
Peas-Fancy, early Jnr"; 81 30 stan
dacds, 81: soaked % g 'uc sa!noh-
reds. $40. Alaska oinks slls; TO,
matoes. i5UsOc' suecotash. sW i'io
Coi,ce - Package coffee. iOO-Ib. case.
Sl42hGtT. delivered.
Fecd-erah. ss6: IN" middlings SO
coarse middlIngs 81 s srssck coln conn and
oats chop. se4 per ton
Fiour--Michigan patents IN wooa
es., $40 ord nieaT .ps atssn' Ser so
Oii.-Raw linseed. ssc: Boiled lin
seed. SIC: Diamond headlight kerossge
crown gasoline. l3c per gal; turpen-
tine ir barrel lots. 66lsc per gal
PRO, i-ions-Mess pork $3.50 fem en-.
21.5o smoked hams. i50i7tae' ary
selted briskets l5c. shoulders &C. pie-
pic hams. J.? &c; h1c..' lyG znc, us;
In tlerces. lac; kettle rendered. loo
susar-The retail price list FOR %,
uoit. pelray. Crosse .,9inte, ili 3 az
Crystal dominoes, 2-lb. $50 . c.S sta'
doIninoes. 5-lb. ss.2S. eagle taeie,Fs
XX% 2 I powd iSqt sS s'S standard po|:
dercd. $40. granqiatec extra coarse,
$3.50. do. fine in bulk, 500, do. I'D
cartons. s. 90. do. 2-lb cottons. So DO.
5-lb cot;ons. $3.50: DO lob cottons;
$50, do. 2S-lb cottons. 50 -: diamond
4. $3.50; confectioners \, s9.b9, 20 l.
s. 20: No > $50. No. .. j.eS. No. I.
$3.50. No. 5, 500; No 6. $3.50; No I,
s. 10. No ; 50 40. No. 3, - -. No. ~
Is. s5i5: No. IL, s5I5. No. -. s5i5
Michigan formulated. 80. honsenoli
powdered. lib cartons. - To case; ts.,~
ner case: household powdered. j-lb car
ton. j. TO case. So. per case.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
MARINE
VESSEL PASS AGES.


DETROIT, May s-Up Mohawk
p. M. Saturday. Robert Holland las
set & Holland. LOO Nyanza; A.
: 20 Aipena. Carnegie. SIS. Amazon
30. Gili 40, Root .; Corrlgan. y,
Bfanstord, = Craig. 1910; oliver.
~ -; ontario, ESQ sunday .mornin-
Adriatic so. Henelfnger. I:lJ; Norm
Sta. .. Grove, 20, Charles Iieharu.
ChoctaW. $50, h Eeiss. 5.20. MARI
,opa 40, Carbray. $50, Armour. So;
Sequin talrlved). lo:15. Pringle. Ip.oJ:
Reed. lo.i5, j. T. Davidson. Canadian.
10, steamer crete. ll.45 Milpen.
steamer. Troy ll.50. ". q Mdther,
CClbOrue Thomas Hood 20. William
Edwards Golden Age. Captain Wilson,
hoIp' Omaha. Northern w ind. - so
Wilkesbarrt, 5.55, Avejill. 1,30, saxon,
40.
Harvey Brown Truesdale Root.
Minis. sunday night. COnestosa, -.
harges 3, orion. o.. Niko and consoI :,
II 10, sag nav II 80.
:, Down Dunn. l2.2o ?. m, SatuIday;
49, Utica. :: \. q Brewer $40: Ler-
wind. O. : II Kirby. Eads. Magma.
90; J. f. Epson. 80, Cuddy: ., -
wallace. :, lchigan. $40. MI Clein-
ems. Baker 1890. Roumania and harse
Crete. l2.30. sunday morning l. b.
Miller 10: Harvard 2:20. Haddtns-
ton Ito Dori', colonel. James
Brown. 4.30. John Mitchell. Kenora.
. % Duluth. C.5o, Clement. = Wiki
son. 20. Leonard. SO. W ~ Rogers
william Livingstone. II 80; Holmes.
u - M Manual D. ~; Norway T T,S'
Nike Corey, William Brake > -, l.. a.
Jones. ~. Ramapo $50 Miami. q.
foaisissa - AqfusIys y Br OWN efS
Murphy Goody ear. >
Cofhubefs and barge $50 sunday
HiSlt. senator 10. IolteC ana bd, -.
ID JrN and barge. Il:-o. Major. Sautt-
ago. 80 u- Orlnoco and bai &c
Waldo 81 Ericsson. Maisala. Dan Ham
ma, +U5 Whitaker India, and barge,
s. 40. Bui gdyiu. 20. CoWle. peck, AnNs-
drews. saturn. 81 Haskell -. Ftlh-
ius. DO. Wubcrt smith. Burston Ion
don. lo.-0. Myron. Page. Goshawk. iso-
man u aAI'na., i 80. SodoruS' u o.
sAuLT STE MARIE, Mich, May o--
ESm,oila S4ydcr 39 IN m. Ss'"rS@ .s..
Normania. Phoenix. 80. Pollock. - =
Osler. %, Walsh. 80. victory =. North
crn Wave Morgan IT,. $50. GeotSe
stephenson, Corliss $50 kaikas ga.
q.ois 1890. BEATTY Holden, -.
Champlain. 4, Dundee. o. ireland. 20.
Rensselaer,. Mauda. |.3o Assiuihuta. l"-
Henry Rogers 1890, Huronic squire.
Carnegie 30. Van tiis-. y
FlaEg. Nariner. 1880 J.. ~. SdndAy
Huribut smith Ftyrr midnignt, A ,.i.t.-
NaWr , Liyirsstone Neonqum. =,
oliver. 6-2ot WISCONSIN Adriatio. go.
Portland. SrIuc. carter 3" \"i a.
Sea. udannan craig 30 h'rard'
&C. go. Ontario u go
Down Matthews Harmonic, . "a,
saturday Turfet 'ouIt ~ ttahtt 20
,iognawk Jenness. $3.50 Hoover. t.t'.
Hul9h. delaware. PcsltiEo. Waldo. S..
Nelson. TnomHs g.. l,9seda. e. l". Mr-
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported FOR The Times bS carson
craig x Co. MAY g stocks were
strongly supported TINS morning. ootl
In London and New York exchanges.
.Higher than the piN lVus close. Fol-
lowing the opening. There were some
further fractional advances which met
- me- selling pressure and the marht
reacted losing about all the ear y
gains selling was largely by room
traders and professionals. At noon the
market was dull with prices the iow
est FOR the morning session.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
AGED WOMAN IS SUICIDE.
Mrs. Catherine Koch Takes Her Life
In Ste. Claire Hotel.

Mrs. Catherine Koch. an inmate OF
the Old Friends Home of Monroe,
Iich.. committed suicide in room
in the Ste Claire ho;el. Sunday AFT
ernoon. by swallowing carbolic acid.
she was - years old. Mrs. Koch left
the home Saturday afternoon and
al the hotel early in the
evening. She was found dead In bed
the following evening. Coroner Bur
cess was called and notified her son.
Peter l.. Gerten. No. 43l Solvay-ave.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
no>ro\ COPPER LETTER.

EDTOII-l iIT IIo I.m's y - Nv
d. II.s uuoi. metal market pot b. D.
vance - ed. futures advance - co.,
Narket STEADY Boston Cope mars
.ru and there WAS good h'NlhI %!
goIl mia ON late news ftOm the pi"P-
.,rtt Tne copper Producers report De
.urd today. SHOWS surplus ln' as,
OF lsI59-N5 puuud~ Wakiue tr,.i
.truIu~ ru Hald MaN J.. Of ltl.9N4.l 53
,...fd4 Tle ~luttUtN dividend meet
iHt y,iII be- U,ll tomorrow
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
John A. Benson Taken by Death.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 9'-Wori
was received here today OF the sudden
death OF John \. Benson while on ms
way to his ranch near this city. Ben
son had recently~compieted jail sen
tence following his CONVICTION on
charges OF participating In land
frauds.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFNLO-Opening
Dgnufur A Stexens' Live stock Reno


EAST BUFFALO y V. May -
Especial D--C attl.-- Receipts zoo cars,
Best 1900 10 l.450-lb steers 81 S. q
Sis. good 100 10 l.350-lb steers, s. -
80; best l.100 70 l.2oo-lb shipping
steers. $3.50 a 7.25 medium butcher
steers. 1000 10 100 lbs. 5000, light
butcher steers, s5.25U5.75: best TAT
cows. $3.50 u6.J0. fair 10 good cows.
s475Qj25 common 10 medium. 10.
SO 80 u 4 IS best fat heifers. So so OPS.
good fat heifers. s5.l5 q 5 25; fair TO
good. do. s. n . 80. best feeding steers,
80 ) % $50. medium TO good. do $3.50
5.15, stockers. all grades. 81 30 q 80.
best bulls, $50 $50; bologna bulls soI
5.,5 thin light bulls. 1915 y 80. uesI
mixers and springers. s5og 50. com
mon to good. DO. s25 u 40 each.
HOgs-RcCelI 80 ears steady 4,
heavy ana workers.. s9S0Uss5. pigs.
{" 90
Sheep and Lam bs-EeCeip 30 cars,
slow. hes lambs g 30 d9 yedrlings.
s'-.5qs wethets, $3.50 co. ewes.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
Eloatcr Found in River.

The body of an unidentified man
was found in the Detroit river on The
Canadian side near the Island View
hotel. Sunday afternoon The body
was removed To Janisse's undertaking
rooms in Windsor
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creamerics. extras. sc.
fl SITS. 2sc, dairy butter &c. packing
stock. zoe per 10.
Esas-FTesh current Receipts chse'
Included lgc per duZ. Receipts On
Mo nllaX CO. eases
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
Markets and Finance

Wheat quotations--Cash No. 2 REQ,
81 "a MaA opened without ehansr -
SllII,, advanced to sll1. and dr"ppt
! t. siii, July opened al sl.oSs.. cameo
sI.o5s. ana closed az SIG !. Ssp'ein-
dsrlinad 10 81 % =. rsc,lvered TO 81 "a a..
and closed at sli0N No. white - - :.
coarstYg quotations; pIh 80. $50
No g. I car at 6Sc No. 5 yellow cars
-staadara>f4'. ~No.--S white
f E:rsG a No. 1. slhc
Brans-cash; sos May ss-9S o,,,-
ber $500. sample bags at si'SSy'
Receipts in the Detroit market Mon
daN included Loo bbis Of Hour. ~
OF corn, OF oats. ana ! OF rAr -
3ssT hu OF corn StockS are 2t4,-te od
OF wheat. l05.l35 bu Of corn, ana -''o'"
bu Of oats.
l6s. 400 bu. week before. ls.0>o.ooV o.
year ago. 100000 bu. ., 49,.
Wheat on passage. SO.0ss 500 ou'
week before. Il 90 bu; yeat ago -
'S wheat on passage 5O.cssooo o.,
week ago. 5ilss.oo bu year ago ~
receipts of wheat on Monday nu-
luth. 20 cars. against i a year axe
Minneapolis. Il, cars, against 80. ~
cago. 10 ears. against Il ,ssa.s nv
J. 900 ou. against 81 000 bu
Visible supply decreases last week
Wheat l.644.00O bu; corn Soj,o"v ~
o" Total 'S Sisibie supply OF wheat "a
ga GOO bu. week ago. -6--> 90" d
year ago. 26.b2s,oV bu.
Canadian wheat visible supply, D. 10
600 bu. week ago $4,000 oD. year "so'
Wheat receipts al primary points
Monday $4,000 bu. year ago e4o'V'o
exports Of wheat and nour Monday.
Wheat in Liverpool closed unchanged
To al higher.
TOLEDO. @; May 81 y e o; srpti
sIosss Corn-Cash and MAY 81.
JuN. 6ss,c sept. oissc. oats--Sash
and MAY tilsc. July. sc SSpt" - .
Rye-No. ;. ise, No &C 1ios - sts 80 = 90
March. sSs2i. Prime timothy, 5: -.
prim. aisike ss75 Hay-No j. tim"-
thy sl1 so No =. $3.50 q lb.'V 30 .,
SIS so a 40; light clover mlSen- $500
~ $3.50: M. ! clover, 81 5-SVg 10 -
Butter and eggs. unchanged
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO May wheat opened
steady 10 '.c lower all around tuet-
tnps we're light ana market advanced.
corn and OATS shade easier put ia,la re-,
viii whrat Commission houses We're
well supplied win bus ing orders tot
provisions and the whole ist started
sharply higher.
Moor Wheat fracuonally hlghcr a.
around May and juiy corn unchhh geo
September sharply lower oats easi'
tiose Wheat slumped sharply in the
last hour May closing -. ana ol"tI
months llsc below opening. Corn ana
oats also closed weak
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
PRODUCE.

The market was well supplied with
stra wbsrries this morning, and prices
continue u work lower. tn" better
grades of apples are scarce. but there
~ no shortage ia the lower grades.
Butter dealers were looking for an-
other decline ~ at least a cent In the
Elgtn market today. Poultry was
cleaned up. but there was no demand
to speak or Veal calves did not clean
4p-o on saturday. and the held stock
was hard 70 move. The egg market
was steady at the last decline. but a.
rivals are heavy
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10

AppIe.-Fancy. staA5o. common, 8,
az per bill: western box apples. s215
$50 per box.
Bnnnna--Good shipping stock. $3.50
625O according to quality.
Beau.-Dried Lima. 5I1c per IN.
Ceiery-Californis. ~ 50W5 per crate:
Florida 81 5OW3 per crate.
conference.-the szSV"S pe'
Cnbbax~-New s9.75q3 per crate -.
CLerse-Ntchtsan nat late made 10