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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-02
MAsHER's BOAST !
LEADS TO ARREST
Tells of Date" With Married Wo-
man, Latter's Hubby Hears OF 1t
and Pair Are Nabbed.

Joseph Haywald's disposition 10
boast OF his conquests among femin-
Unity has created some rather embar-
RAISING circumstances for himself and
for Mrs. Josie Pierce. The latter's
husband, Joseph Pierce. and Haywald
are both conductors on the Sherman
line.
Haywald Is said to have openly
Dragged to other Sherman line en-
ployes that he had made quite hit"
with Mrs. Pierce. and that he even
had a date with her" for Wednesday
night. Certain street car men did not
quite approve Of the proposition and
they quietly informed Mr.. Pierce. Ac.
cordingly. Pierce was In seclusion
nearby when Haywald and his wife
met. Mrs. Pierce had told her hus-
band that she was going to Albion to
visit relatives Wednesday.
Pierce trailed the couple to a Ran
dolph-st. hotel, and then went TO
police headquarters and notified the
Detectives Seymour and
Brooks accompanied Pierce to the
hotel. Mrs. Pierce and Haywald were
after the detectives had found
the two In a room together.
Pierce came to police headquarters
morning and recited his
woes to Capt. Mcdonnell. He Is not In
a forgiving mood and declares he Is
done with Mrs. Pierce. The woman IL
only FL years old and Haywald is o.
Later, however, Pierce decided not
to prosecute the pair and they were
released
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-02
I'm. DEMOCRATS
HOLD CONVENTION
Hnl Name State Ticket for Next
FAll-Wm. J. Connors Quits as
Chairman Of Committee.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE Demo
cratic state campaign, having for Its
Dbject the election OF complete state
Kicker next fall and control of the
legislature which will elect success
eor to United States Senator Chaun-
tey NJ Depew, formally opened today.
The state committee met In the Hon
man House to elect a new chairman
and secretary and to authorize the
call for the state convention. Incl.
Mentally today's meeting marked tie
1assing Of William James Corners OF
Hulfalo as state chairman.
Conners, however, was the most
pleased man In New York. He had
completed two full terms as chairman
and was retiring voluntarily after
having successfully resisted for two
years the attempt OF Tammany hall
and the upstate silk stocking ele-
nsent I'm the party to force him out.
Before going into the meeting he de-
ciared that he had done more for the
party than any chairman since the
days OF Gov. Flower In 1891 and that
whereas the party had nothing when
ne was made chairman, he had elect
ID q complete state ticket with the
exception OF q governor, and largely in
creased the number of Democratic as
eemblymen and upstate mayors. He
declared that he had SO conducted the
crHanization that the new chairman
would have an easy task.
The big surprise OF the meeting
was the friendly feeling between Con-
ners and Charles F. Murphy. leader
81 Tammany. At the session In Al
hany, two months ago, Murphy failed
10 get Corners scalp and left, de-
nouncing the chairman. Since that
time the pair have been brought to-
Eether" and In order to emphasize
their harmony program" dined to-
eether last night.
When the committee went into ses-
niDn II was the plan OF the majority
% elect John A. Dix Of Washington
county, chairman. TO succeed Corners,
and Winfield A. Huppuch. OF Sandy
Ilill, secretary. In succession to
George K. Van KEENAN,, Of Ogdens.
burg. Arthur A. Mclean was to be
retained as treasurer and John A.
Mason as clerk.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-02
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.


DETROIT June s-up Wyando1ttief.
Ian and barge. Peshtigo and bsrSs
RcS S sos Fp Aztec ar Mistsc. s:io: DS-
Hayward, Pressure Isle. 10 wsdnes-
day night; Houghton, 1920: Griffin; IL;
Roman, IL: Brittanis. 1910: Nelson
Townsend. I "a. m; Columbia. 1890;
Calumet. VIM. Mills. $40: siemens
Rockefeller, 4; Jas. Davidson. 40;
Maryland. $40; Sahara. $40; Jas. Wal
lace. SEQ: Laughlin. $50: Refs. 3;
schuck. 10; seguin. 11:1s.
Down; KamInisti9qia is+o r m n
W scE WRilPsn; McSs so sy,y va IA
4:1o; Barlow, Heffelfinger. 4:20; Nor
rivedJ. sac; owego. 1870: Ward Ames.
Rensselaer,. Martha. Fay Brown. -s:l6
Wednesday night; Nicholas. $50
Uganda. 1880: Fulton. Nasmyth, 2:SO
a. m: German, AIS: Western Star, War.
barges. $40; Coraiis. 7:15; Robt. Mills
9: Milwaukee. $3.50: North Sea, 1920;
Kopp. i1:4o.
SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. June O.
Up; keewatin. 1870 p. m Wedncs-
Norton. Sharpless, II D. m. wednes.
day: Shenango midnight; Foster. 1880
Hill, 9: Briton. $50: wickwire. Nortf
Wind. $50; Large), Fitzgerald.
Zenith City. Ream, 1880; Shiller. $50
Pendennis. white. D: Butler. $50; John
Barlum, John Donaldson, 10: Ham
monte, Stern. onon.
Down: Dunn. viking, ] p. m. We'd
nesday: william Mather, 1880; Hebard.
Plankinton, 2:30; Mesaba. Wolf uargcl,
4: Phillips, 5; Yates. s; Wolvin, z.
Westmount, 1880; Flagg, warriner. 8.
Samuel Mitchell. Pope. Chickamausa,
Howe, Capt. wilson. Midland Queen.
ESQ D. IN. Wednesday. Huronlc, 10;
Mariska, whaleback. midnight; Nc
DougaL Maia, 1890; Hartwell. 2;30;
Shaw, also: Weston. Frank Peavey,
Saxon, Malta, 3; U.arge). Livingstone.
Durston, 8; Paine, Garretson, wasaga.
q: wilbert Smith, b. Lyman Smith. 8;
Sheadle, g; Smith. Thompson, $3.50; Wal
ker, Tomiinson. 1880; Ball, 1850.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-02


Aprle.,-1Fancy. uotso: common. 2,
Bananas-Good shipping stock. $3.50
G25o. according TO quality.
Beans-Dried Lima. 5 Nc per ID.
Celery-Florida, $3.50 per crate.
California cherries-s22S9a.s" Der
c.uiiaower California. uso91Ts
Cabbage-New. ,29276 per crate.
Cheese--Michigan nat. late made. 10
fa %sas i Wa.eon.i Hor iSSise:
York State, 1s81sc: German cream.
brick. le@16hc; schweitzer. domestic
block, 24c: domestic loaf. csc; Import
cranseTrie.-ss5o@ s per Dbl
Dat~s-Persian. s@sc h.: Fards' %
enc per ID.
common, IL qll &c per 10. A.,
FiEs--rmported new. ll0l%c per 10;
California. s5c per boz
house. 60@65c per dog; lettuce. hot
house, 12@13c; To-: head lettuce, sLZS
Fer dozen; radishes. long. lSc; ro9 Hms
bu; parsley. 25c per doz: green beans.
81 rs a ESQ per hamper; green pepper =
So per crate; Florida tomatoes, $2.eOV
srsss sra b S0e tRs sr Soc
beets SogS5c doz: carrots. 75c on ~ PIE PIE.
plant 2593oc doz; spinach. 50 @7oe pu,
asparagus ssps l2SSlfS per ou 6Sx' osloa es
i00i2c per doz.
CALIFORNIA; Fruit.-Peaches, 81: apri-
Gets: s275: chsrries s2:25 9aso per ooA
Hay-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
i9ts g. 3 Detroit: No. ! simS 9 ny:
love- mixed ed i,s saI 1S.se! rye straw;
s76o9s: wheat and oat straw. ss 100
T. Loose hay from farmers waSeen1 en-
on the city markets ranged from SIC
0 Hiae e.. e SSSf''tyN No /. 1oe; green
s sfe.n sss Ne: k bulls sur sssefi ss
green 1 lae NO No. cai Ms en4sd s
15c. per lb; No. 2 hides. lc of kip,
call, lHc OF No. i; horse hides. No. =;
W sssG; % SS q s z; 'a.S0; sheep 'kin'' "
Honey-Fancy white. 1s917c; am
Der. 1f0l4ci extracted. 1859 per H.
Lsmons-California. 81 25@sc per Id
Meiea.-R Shas Fer Ford i1'' ,595.sO per
Mushroem.--1s0so soc per ID :.
ois c p.s.n ;S.s nlmGnes ise:
hraxils, 5000; mixed nuts. 1a@i+c per
10: hickory nuts, shellbarks. IL 20 ~ l.eV:
Onions-New Bermuoas. 81 per erate'
orssses - California naveis. sa.7s0
fi.esppis.-Floridas. n.2saa per
fo;.ie..Ec :s PEI ios e.as bulk. ,s0,ss:
bags. 2s@2sc per bu: new Bermudas'
: 6ec,ssltry5sBroilerss 2eg2ss; e me ma
reostsr:, I5Siic; ducks. iss isc; geese.
12c; turkeys, 17d1Sc per IN.
strswberrie.--24-at. cases, !sgseO.
sweet Potatoes. - Illinois. sL'o per
T.iiow--No. 1. shs: No. 2. 6he III
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-02
HAARER WANTS FREE REIN.
Would Have Quality More Than
Price Figure In Purchasing Cement

Woulo Rave Quality more INA"
Price Figure In Purchasing Cement.
Public Works Commissioners Haarer
Is considering sending a communities
ton TO the council, asking that he be
given free rein as to purchases OF
cement. At the present time annual
bids are received for the city's supply
OF cement. running into tens OF thou
sands OF sacks annually. and the con-
tracts 60 10 the lowest bidders. there
being three low bidders this year.
Each bidder Is supposed TO get an
equal share so long as his cement
passes the required test.
Il find that the breaking tests do
not give a true indication Of the wear
ing quality OF the cement" says
Haarer. Some cement which tests all
right does not give US the proper
wear In the streets. The only test
that Is OF real value Is the test OF
wear and we have had an opportunity
now to try a large number OF brands.
I'm the matter OF cement. II Is
doubtful II the system OF letting con-
tracts TO the lowest bidder Is the
most economical Some cement does
not set readily and other kinds do not
wear we'll. l think that this depart
ment should select the best brands
and get bids only on them, excluding
other brands which have not shown
satisfactory results"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-02
WOULD HAVE MODEL GARDENS.
Twentieth Century Club Asks City to
Prepare Three.

Prepare Inree.
The council committee on parks
and b0ulevards will in It's next meet
ink consider the petition of the
Twentieth Century club that the city
prepare three lots for model gardens
70 be studied by the school children
OF the city. The club has secured the
consent OF property-owners on Palm.
crave, Clifford-st.. and at the boule-
ward and Sixteenth-st., to allow the
nne Of their lots for this purpose.
Mrs. A. f. Wolfschlager, chairman
.of the home and school garden COM
mittee Of the Twentieth Century club.
1rBt presented the request for city CO.
operation TO Commissioner Hurlbut
ard Secretary Busch of the park de-
partment- These could not find any
fnnd available to pay for the cost OF
blowing and other preparation. There
fore the council has been petitioned
~ take the matter up and provide the
money.
a gardener will be provided by the
twentieth Century club to care for
these gardens and they will be plant.
"a with flowers and properly kept up.
The purpose Ia TO educate children as
20 the proper way OF arranging and
caring for a garden 80 as to get re-
suits. II is believed that the result
VIII be TO inspire q greater love OF
gardening among the children and
cause them to help to beautIfy tho
city by planting garden at their
homes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-02
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for Tire Times by Carson,
Craig a. Co. from Chicago. June 2:
natural bull news. including I'd advance
in the Liverpool market. based on
lighter Russian offerings and cargoes
going to the continent, and clear and
cold weather over the northwest and
light frost last night over the Canadian
provinces At the advance certain
LaSalle street interests sold September
wheat very heavily. This quickly
oyercame the support In the market
and the local trade following this lead
sold on the break. got In a hole and
later was forced TO cover on a stronger
advance than before. Minneapolis
claims -four sales yesterday reached
10000 barrels Ohio IL sending In
Hessian fly reports.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-02
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

The Adcrafters will hold q pep"
meeting In the Island View hotel,
Thursday evening, with Hughie Jen-
nings along to supply the ginger. Other
speakers will be President Abner T..
Larned. OF the Board of Commerce:
James Schermerhorn, general manager
OF The Detroit Times; William r. Orr.
of the Detroit Saturday Night, and T..
ST. Elmo Lewis, advertising manager
for the Burroughs Adding Machine
Co. The party will leave the Belle
Isle bridge dock at D. m.
The Detroit Life Insurance Co. was
organized in Detroit Wednesday with
a capital stock of $250,000. II Ia
planned to establish branch organiza.
tons In each county and make the
policyholders stockholders as well. The
officers are: President. John B. Chad
dock; vice.president, James (. Sher-
man; medical director, ]. H. Carstens;
Attorney, Frank II. Watson; secretary,
IS. A. Court. Directors-Julian J..
Bennett, Jackson; Burt d. Cady, Port
Huron; James A. Campbell, Detroit;
John B. Chaddock, Detroit; G. w.
Crouter, Charlevoix; l.. @. Dafoe, Al
pena; T. A. Hilton, Coldwater; r. F.
Hoffmaster, Battle Creek; l. c. Jen.
nings, Escanaba: w. ]. Mcdonald,
Calumet; Dan p. McMullen, Cheboy.
gan; c. A. Palmer, Manistee; J. G..
Reuter-, Lansing; J. F. Ready, Mon.
roe; John j. Reycraft, Petoskey: A. 8.
Rogers, Saginaw; James z. Sherman,
Marquette; William J. Spears. Vassar;
George Sucking, Detroit; Frank H.
Watson. Detroit; Robert E. Walters,
Traverse City; w. w. Wedemeyer.
Ann Arbor; Fred c. Wetmore. Cadil.
lac, and Charles c. Winters, Detroit
New corporations that have Just
filed articles with the secretary or
state are: Young Bros Realty Co.,
Grand Rapids, $50, 900, and the Stearus
Coal & Wood Co., Grand Rapids,
81, 900.
In addition to automatic screw
machines and screw machine pro-
ducts, the newly organized Grant e.
Wood Manufacturing CO., Is making
| preparations to manufacture steel
balls for behring's In It's Chelsea plant,
The work Of equipping the plant,
which was formerly the Glazier stove
| works, Is progressing rapidly.
John J. Bagley q Co., OF Detroit,
has filed amended articles OF associa.
ton In Lansing. increasing the firms
capital stock from 100000 to $500, 600
OF the increase, 100000 represents
stock dividends. The remainder will
be subscribed for by the present stock.
boldsrs. in all probability.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-02
Markets and Finance

Cons. ST. Greene Csnanes. ss: Ind.
Ia: Inspiration, I1-lS; Isle Royale,
g0% Kerr Lake. 81: Keweenaw. 4;
La Rose. As Lake. 5lh Mass, Ga
Miami. 29S Mohawk. 4sh; Michigan,
North Butte. 80; North Lake. liza
Ohio Copper 27L osceola. 1885; Parrot,
Is; Quincy TO- Bay Cons. l7A Shan
non. loS south Lake, AZ; Superior
copper, an Super. Boston, IL;
Super. Pitts. liza: Tamarsck. 81;
Trinity. 81 Utah Cons. &c; u. s. Smelt
ing, a.: Z. 8. Smelling, pfd.. so; vul-
ture, 80, Winona, Z; Qukon, 47-l6.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-02
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, June 2-Close--Every-
thing just now depends on northwest
crn weather. Grain men are keeping
close watch or the map and II Is agreed
that rain In the spring wheat states
will be signal for extensive selling.
The bears expect TO break the market
best the map could do in the line on
Thursday was partly cloudy, but TIE
bears felt encouraged The general
shorts were forced to cover on Wed
nesday's advance. Several large houses
are openly. friendly 10 lower prices and
less there is a protracted drought AZ
fecting the spring crop. which already
is OF low condition.
Liverpool is working higher at
must gain more yet before this coun-
try can get even near an export basis;
day II ADVANCED early because OF
good cash demand and covering OF
shorts. but broke sharply before the
finish closing at loss % for the day OF
wheat advanced early, but closed at
Wednesdays closing price.
Wheat quotations1Cash No. RED;
eiined to s5c; Sept opened al. s5Ae; adj
yanced 70 s5%c. and declined to ssac'
Coarse grain quotations: Corn--cash
No. 2. SIC: No. yellow, eOAc: No. .
yellow, 60c.
oats---standard. car at Ale; at
Axe. closing at 40zc; No. white, 3
cars at 40hc, closing at 40i.c.
Rye-cash No. ], 1 car at Sic.
Beans-Cash: sag; October. 81.
toSe Gve 100 SarE. at ,tP S sample.
Receipts in tho Detroit market on
Thursday were s45 bbls. OF -four. cars
of corn and Z cars Of oats. withdraw
1854 bu. OF wheat. Ill. 500 bu. OF corn,
q. 257 bu. OF oats and s76 bu. OF rye.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Thursday. 100000 bu.; year ago. 1885,
Thursdays receipts OF wheat: St.
Louis, $4,000 ou., against 1000 bu. a
year age oo Kansas City $4,000 eu'
against OO Mi n 1is.n is7 cars.
Exports OF wheat and flour Thursday.
$4,000 bu.
Wheat in Liverpool closed lhd and
corn Id higher.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. o., June 2y-Wheat--Iash.
94c. Corn-Cash, 500; July, soEc;
ssP, s JuS , Pee SEPT SEPT s 5assG bse
cloverseedVcasS. $3.50; Oct. and pee,
;e,s5; March 1850; Prime s5sikeas1;
ter, eggs and hay-Unchansed.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. June 2-Grain opening
Wheat. July. NC higher than yester-
days close: Sept. sc higher: Dec,
steady. Corn-July. Sept. and Dec, Sc
higher. oats--Firm; July. sac higher.
Prov isions-Steady.
Noon--July wheat. &c higher, Sept,
&c higher. Dec, steady. Corn-July.
INC higher: Sept. Ac higher: Dec,
Arm. oats-Steady. with July showing
slight advances,
Close: Early advance In the wheat
market was followed by crushing de-
cline late In the day, The market was
stripped Of it's support The cash wheat
demand seemed satisfied and the specu-
lative shorts had been supplied. July
showed decline OF &c, Sept, gee.
Dec. 2@c from the opening. Corn was
nrm, Dec slightly higher. Oats were
steady. Provisions steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-02
CHICAGO PROnuCE.
Gets $4,000 fOr HOspItaIlty.

WASHINGTON, Pa. June g.
George White. farmer and rural
mail carrier at Rea. has delivered -
himself letter from a lawyer in a
western state informing him that ons
Patrick Sullivan has left him, In his
will, $4,000. White, who first took II
as a joke, has remembered that 10
years ago he befriended a peddler
whose name was Patrick Sullivan.
He had often treated him TO meals
and lodging.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-02
oIInnan,s Plan up. Frldax

AID. Glinnan's civil seryice charter
amendment VIII be considered by The
council committee on charter and city
iI1iflatipb, Friday. This amendment
~ similar to the Vernon Municipal
raRue amendment except that II does
.o( include ward foremen and laoor.
|r1 within the civil service provisions
.1 does the latter plan. initiative pc.
''|Iens fcr which are being circulated.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-02
JoBBrNo PRICES.


baked beans. lib. sSSs Lima beans.
n0lso; GornmFsncy Maine; Jig 10
p.as oIS sSe early '. June S SIS; stan:
soeEeye. tall 81 so: dat. 81; Alaska
n Is;o. :i'Gst soe: .u Sass: oio
cenee Package eores. 1oo-lb. case.
l:259il deliveEed.
coarse ss.s miGanss w. . SH ssseR sis
SiT; coarse corn meal. SAT: corn and
cats chop. .,.t per ton:
best 1856; ordinary patents. 1886;
sour, si.s Per per Dbl '-
seed. sac: Diamond headlight Kerosene.
shc: Perfection. Zoe: Eocene. lie:
crown gasoline. lac per gal: turpen-
tine II barrel M sHss ' SSr SIS. ES
lily, s26V27; medium clear. s2Lso;
brIskets. 15hc; shoulders; lac; picnic
tiercss. lSSc; kettle rendered. i4Rs
sassr-The retail price list for De.
troll pslIsy Crosse PSi1 h;xsr H kanSs
Crystal dominoes.. a-lb.. ss.75; crystal
s sG%n0s cut Loaf. $40: cube. tsss;
ssSs S E SiS: sTan s sxsrs coarse.
$3.50: do. hne In bulk. $50: do. Glib.
cartons. $500; do. Alb. cartons. 30: do,
:;ie essteG. $500; do i lip S SsIsSn.
4, tSso; confect!oners' 4. 1885: No. I.
49, 49, No. No. J. s;sss 10 s :ss;f No. SS. !.
$50 No No H. H ,s.is sG No : 4, IS. 20; No.
IL ss.ib: No -, s6ls. No. is. ts.is;
Michigan graduated. $3.50; household
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-02
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

Furnished June l. by Hayden. Stone
& Co:
Adv so. A cP s475. Az 25, zinc 400,
425. 4 d itls, 6 4 4 sss. Cal :. Cent
1870. CRANKY is. q c sos. Han lt5. Heiy
8. Ind 1855. Roy 1000. Kerr so. Kew Ito.
New s54, Nip 7s6, n q 1885, N l. 1860.
Quincy Is. Ray 265. r SO, Shan SIS,
Sup lis. > q 100. s p 42l, SO Titan
$50. Tam 40. OIL 100. u r 1870, do PR
sa, u Con $50. Ut Cop 20. Win iso.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-02

Reported for The Times by Carson,
Craig & Co. from New YORK, June =:
WelI-st was full OF disquittinS
stories about cancellations OF con.
tracts for railway equipment. one OF
these stories being that car con
Contracts cancelled yesterday. liz was
also current gossip that many larse
construction contracts had been "ar
csiied and that cessation of work on
these contracts had been ordered Tor
next Thursday. 80.
inorninR was influenced by London,
which came higher. First quotations
were irregular. but the market soon
met with heavy selling all AROUND lhe
room. presumably by the same Inter
ests that were throwing stocks 2ver,
board yesterday. The early break OF
from to az points was halted by
buying for foreign account and the
market rallied a point or SO from low
prices Trading was not so heavy IS
On preyious days Sales to noon, now
ever, ran over the half-million mark.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-02
Or. Bennett On Trial.

The trial OF DR.. Arthur Bennett,
charged with attempting to perform
a criminal operation on Miss Leona
Jeffrey. was begun before Judge
Phelan, Thursday morning. Miss
jeffrey died about six weeks ago, and
an examination by physicians showed
that death resulted from natural
causes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-02
BEAN CONCERN ORGANIZED.
lsbsIl Company starts With Capital.
lxatlon Of $4,000.

The Isbell Bean Co.. with a capital
of $4,000. filed articles of associa.
ton. Thursday. The company is
authorized to grow and store beans
and other agricultural products, and
Detroit viii be the principal place or
business. All OF the capital has been
subscribed and $4,000 has been paid
IN cash.
The incorporators are George q.
Moore. G. q. Edgar. r. p. Kimball,
George 3. Fitch. Kirk Lathrop and
william l.. Carpenter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-02
LIVE STOCK
ncH,aAN GENITAL STOCK YARDS

MI nSEHTRoofT JNne All GRADES 81
cattle. g5c higher than last week. ow-
ing to small receipts. Prices ranged
as follows: Choice steers. averaging
725; choice handy killers, 1916 &c. so (;
ifIht 10 good butchers steers aud
hoifers s2s7bmb.25: common killers anu
fat cow t275n5 so: camera cotss.
81 s5m226: common to prime shippiHg
bulls s3d5bO; light butchers ard
heavy sausage bulls, s2.75937s; stock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-02
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson,
Craig & Co. June 2:
Early London cables quote metal
market on 6s. Boston copper market
dull and easier this morning. The
c.ined to keep investors out, but good
mining stocks. We think, ought to be
bought
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-02
COPPER MARKET-CIo.e,

Ariz Conf, ISL Atlantic. a. Arcad..
8; Allouez. ~; Ros & Corbin. IL; Boston
a%': cal q Xtis 60: Cni q HseIs ae 5Ss:
Centennial IN Chino. l1A Copper
Range. 66h Davis DAILY Ia: East
Butte, Sc, First National, a. Franklin,
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries, extras. 2sc 10;
firsts. 27c: dairy butter. ale; packing
stock. zoe per ID.
EGgs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. l9Ac per doz. Receipts on
Thursday. LOIS case.
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NEW YORK, June 2.-Extreme &C
tivity was displayed in the market 1T
today's opening. but price changes
were SO mixed as 30 make the tone
confused. After the first few minutes
trading general weakness developed.
IL a. m.-For the best part OF the
FIRST hour the market was very
nervous and unsettled with ST. Paul
the weakest feature.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds dull and lower.
Neon-After the frst hour the
market showed decided improvement,
many issues making substantial re-
coveries.
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er. and feeders. 1905 per ewt; Mitch
tive at s5ms.50 per cwt. Sheer ahd
lambs. dun and slow; .9nahsy r'nsr
To fair. f6WT.5O, common 10 prime
sheep, sSG6: mixed sheep and lambs,
IS. $50; common killers, ssd9g
325: culls. s2Q2.50: spring lambs, Ss.Su
1s. Hogs. dull and Sc TO loo lower,
quality. fair; prime mediums and iat
workers.. se.60G965; light workers. anu
pigs, 50 so u 9.65 per cwt Receipts:
Cattle, 45l: calves, LOIS. sheep, iOo'