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SANTA CRUZ, Nov 9--Contrary to eXpecta-
tions eggs have again jumped In price. meT-
chants paying from At TO so cents per dozen
and retaIiating the same at 55 cents The
supply is fairly good. but shipments are not
quite lively as usual.
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Col So r&ext Ass goa. Union Pacific As. l0l =
nel & Hud cv As. 9S DO cv 4s .ll2fs
Den & Rio g 4s. - Do lst ref Is 951a
DO ref IS - a1a.f1- Rubber 6S. .103
DfstiIlers - - as IN steel ID IS. .lo3Is
Erie prior lien IS. ~ Va Car Chem 5s. 1904
Do gen IS - 74ss Wabash Ist rs. 109
DO cv Is. ser 76 DO LIST ext Is. %
10 cv Is ser TOl6 Western Nd IS. S63s
Gen Elect cv Is. 1881 Westing FL cv 3s. II y
III Cen lst ref IS 9Sl4 Wis Central As. "
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Ne,, York Money Market

NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-Money on call. ,31a a
4s4 per cent; ruling rate, AZ per cent; closing
bid 3 per cent: offered at 3l2 per cent.
Time loans, firm: 60 and 90 days 5@5A per
cent: six months. 4a4 q , per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 51a d6 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual business
in bankers bills at s4.s16o@4.s17o for 60 day
bills and at 81 1913 for demand
Commercial bills S4.S1M4.S1&.
Bar silver. 55Tsc
Mexican dollars. 47c.
Government bonds. steady; railroad bonds ir
regular
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sIoxs-sheftieId CO. Passes Dividend

NEW YORK, Nov 9.-The directors of the
SIoss- Sheffield steel and iron company today
passed dividend on the stock. which
has been at the rate of u per cent quarterly.
The company in explaining its action set forth
the flooding of two slopes of one of the most
important mines This made the entire output
of ore from this mine unavailable for eight or
nine months.
The unavailable ore. it stated. contains
lime enough to fux itself. and the lack of 1t
caused the shifting down of two furnaces and
increased the cost of iron production.
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New York Curb stocks
Boston stocks

BOSTON. Nov. &c. F. Hutton & Co.'S wire
says: There a generally firm tone to
copper shares at the opening. with trading
moderately active This market followed New
York very closely. the exception being East
Rutte. in which stock there is developing
strong market based on conditions that must
add many points TO current quotations
The later market is showing a reactionary
tendency. with declines running from ! to 2
points throughout the Gctiye list. While the
volume Of tradings has not been large. there IS
more pressure against the market than there
has been for time. Other departments
Of the market also weaker.
The copper production Of the Butte mines for
October estimated at 22.913.TS1 pounds, as
against q. $4,000 pounds for September and
- 7G2 500 for August.
The following list is furnished by f. F. Hut
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Trading on Local Stock Boards
Still Quiet and Without Feature

1885, working balance In treasury offices. S2a,-
947 702 in banks to credit of treasurer of the
United States S34 $40 062 subsidiary silver coin.
SIC. $50 656 minor coin. SS45, 500; total balance
in general fund. $S5. 397 .095.
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Cheese-Calffornia fancy fats 1870 per lb.
steady: do hrsts. 15c, steady; do seconds. 1Se.
steady; fancy Young Americas. 1870. weak; do
frsts, 15lkc weak: Oregon fats. 1870, firm;
California storage fats, 15c, steady; Wisconsin,
daisies 1sc steady.
California fresh. per dozen, cases In
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finished on the surface buildings and the sx-
traction for the week was 80 cars averaging
S6.25 per ton and 50 cars averaging 81 per ton
Concentrates were shipped by both Crown Point
and Yellow Jacket companies.
Caledonia has levied assessment or lVc.
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portIaud Rutter Market
Exc Market I'M Nearby Counties

PORTLAND. Nov. 9.-Butter-City cream
cry cubes, 35936c; prints, 3793712c; store,
23624e.
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Assessment Directory oiI stocks
Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
.ciol Dispotcb IN The Call

lSneciol Dispdich 10 The Call
LOS ANGELES Nov. a.-The general tone of
the oil stock market today was brighter than on
the days Immediately preceding election Several
stocks showed gains. Mexican common moved
UP three points. California and Consolidated
Midways were strong. The call:
Producers Bid Ask
Amalgamated Oil Co....... 26.12h 5000
American Crude Oil Co. o....... so
American Pet Co tpfd) ...... $500
American Pet Co (com) ...... 60. 90
Associated Oil ............... 43. 90 AZ .25
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oats. bushels -. 6oa.6 30. 700 100
Rye bushels S.uuo * Ono
CHICAGO. Nov. 9.-E. F. Hutton %.
wire saws Considerable business has been cone
in wheat today. the tendency being a is,.e ,.
toward narrowing of the December SAy W VI
ference here despite little scattered DecemOsr
liquidation High prices have been about =
points of about 114c from Mondays last. Son &
tinued good crop sdyfces IN the tIa. msn tSst
ripening their new crop wheat; Au u
tralis has had favoring rains Argentine Ss Sas
latter not counted unfavorable as was indlcatss1n
in earlier cables via Liverpool. Worlds .. ayall.
able supply increased 100000 hushels aga,nst
an increase # 1.451 600 last year. me las.
weeks increase is about evenly divided between
North America and Europe Primary recelp1I pn
for two DAYS continue to make a very snaLI
showing as compared with a year ago. ana IOr
the last two days were lighter than Two Ses,s Sa,
ago as we'll Duluth wheat stocks show little
increase this week thus far. and light shipments
predicted for the balance or tne WeeH'
els in four DAYS but -four sales there have re-
Gently shown considerable gain. oasn an an
December wheat southwest are e4a re.a'isers 80
weaker than here There Is an estimate mere
that the Argentine wheat shipments from w @
present crop would be 60.0o0.Oo0 TO Io.OOo'Vuu
bushels without frost, These figures are hss bss
confirmed them. Wheat market rallied on these
Argentine estimates from New York. -S'Nv New
York exporter sends ''The only cable regarding
Argentine surplus which l hear Of today Is one
from Sunday estimating IL at 10000 1000 busa-
els. They are very conservative
CORN-Corn has been weak nearly All uay.
although extreme low points have brought
enough buying to cause moderate rallies Ihsre
has been more and better new corn onereu ior
sale in the sample market here today than lot
some time and also more sold by the country 10
arrive 10 to 80 days shipment from country.
Some OF the new arriving has narroWN
missed No. 3 grade. There has been some I'M I'M
portant local selling and II has gone into scat
tered hands. Commission houses have bought on
scale orders. -.
OAT+Trade in oats has been very ngnt-
Market opened lower with the other grains. tnen
rallied a little because of small primary re-
ceipts and rather small sales from the country
and lack of speculative offerings of Importance
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PROFIT TAKING
LOWERS PRICES
Stock Market Demand Fails TO
MateriaIize After the
Elections
Final Declines Reach From 3 to
81 Points for Leading
Securities
Neu York stock List

F. T. Hutton & Co.. 49o California street,
members Of the New York stock exchange. fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday
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D.c,d,ou. ami C11ru. Fru,t.

Yesterdays prices for fresh fruits showed hut
was not much new IN the way OF receipts or
market conditions The cool. cloudy weather was
still the leading feature OF the market and values
were maintained with some degree OF steadineSs
Apples dull with prices for all varieties
inclined to sag. Figs were mostly poor and the
demand for persimmons ounces and pOmegran-
ates was limited. Christmas apples from Coloma
stocks OF navel oranges were closely cleaned M
and there were hardly any Nalencias left In the
boxes and at 81 5O61.T5 for crates
Strawberries SOFAS per chest
Raspberries-S45 5O676 per chest.
Huckleberries-7@1oc per ID.
Cranberries-Coos bay. $2625 so per box: Cane
Cod. s7.506s per bbl for early black and se@
Apples Gper box)-Fancy tier red. sOcasf25:
do 415 tier. 650s5e; Newtown PiDpins. 9Oc@
siftsi Pears~winter Neis. si5Og2 per box; cookIns
varieties. 5oc4$l per box
Quinces-s16125 per box.
FigsESf al. .25 per box for choice
Persimmons-656 6s5c per box
Pomegranates-60@75c for small and s1dL50
'O1 Grspsss-crates la s1a125 for Isabella s5as5c
for queen and 4Od75e for other varieties:
i@sn tops5 SSses e Ss bs pSSs s5e usSaa
75d$1; verdel. 65Gs5e: malaga, 75e1S1.
aSs5 for choice and So 50a275 for extra
choice; Valencia oranges. nomiDal: grapefruit,
$315 for seedless; lemons, S6Q6-50 for fancy.
$475 for choice and $2.5043.J0 for standard:
Mexican lines. $5.50n6.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. s161T5 a bunch
for Hawaiian and Mexican. S2.50d3.j0 for Cen
trail American; pineapples. 81. .50d5.5O per dozen.
Dried Fruits, HaiSins, Nuts and Honey
All conditions under this head remain as pre-
viously stated
Fruits-Evaporated apples. Td75Ac: fancy. sea
SIC; aprieOts. 11G1Sc; fancy MOOrparks 13l5 n
sac basis for the large sizes and s%Gse bssis "
for the smaller sizes: hgs. 4K64iae: for Mack
and 5d6tzc for white; pears, 10613c.
RaisinS-LayerS cluSterS-6 crown 60 "a. =
crown. 81: crown $3.50: 3 crown a. IN.
crown. 20; seeded a. G5e for choice sn,il
5Lt d5iac for fancy: ThOmpson's sssalsss
4atc: loose muscatel crown Sd51se. q cs,.rn
4q4Ae; erown- Sls sa3%c: seedless. az d4Ec:
raisins In swestoox at Fresno, 2% asc-
Nuts-Almonds, nOnpareils. 15c: XXI. IT, N.
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MFDITNf 20 EXTRA

over years OH range Iroth Fltf 70 ." w WI
NOte-Snppers 70 this market must have horses
close to type. with age. bone conformation and
style TO command extreme quotations.
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Northern Wheat Market

WASHINGTON
stem. 7sc; red Russian. 74c Export-Blue-
stem, 7sc; club. 74c; forty-fold I5c; red Rus
SlIa Receipts-wheat. 81 cars; corn, 81 cars; oats
cars; hay, cars.
WASHINGTON
SEATTLE. Nov. 9.-Wbeat Milling quota
tions-Bluestem. S3c forty fold. Sic; club. soc
afe soc: red Russian. 7sc. Export-Bluestem.
soc: forty fold. roc; club, 77e; hfe. nc; red
Russian. 75c.
YESTERDAYS receipts-wheat. 16 cars; oats.
cars: barley cars; hay, cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND Nov. 9.-Wheat; Track prices
Club. T4m75c: bluestem. 7sdT9e: red Russian
73e: valley 7sc; forty-fold 75@16c.
Receipts-wheat 102 cars; barley, cars
oats ii cars; hay, cars.
Minneapolis and Duluth Grain and Flax
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 9.-Close-Wheat-
December. 99A G99ssc: May. s1.041s. Cash-No
hard ST O2Z No. l northern, $1.O1 4 al .O2
No. northern, 97c@$1; No wheat. 941s q
9IAc.
Oats-No 8 white. 31G32c.
Rye-No. . T4@74Rc.
Flax closed at $2.6IA-
DULUTH Nov. 9.-Flax. to arrive. on track
and November. $2637s; December. S2-6715; May
So. 5315.
10c discount
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London Closing Stocks

Bar sITer--Steady: . l3-1bd per ounce.
Money-455 d4% per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is AZ per cent and for three months
bills AZ a4h per cent.
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY. Nov. e-10:3O a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
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Northern Business
Loans, Exchange and silver

Silver and Hongkong exchange were lower:
HonpkOno
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Horse. and Mules

The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock crow
ers Journal:
HORSES
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Boston Curb stocks

Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
Bohemia -. Az Inspiration .93-l6 9l4
Boston Ely. IL l% Majestic 49,. 81 SO
Calaveras - 1916 New Douglas . }-16 2H
Cactus SO 81 Ohio ...-....17s / 1916
Chief Cons -1% 11-16 Oneco ..-.. . 3-l6 2ss
Corbin ..-...4 1916 Az Raw Coalition 6l5
Chino 2I 2I14 South Lake.. SIS 81
Davis Daly..I 15-l6 y
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UNLISTED SECURITIES
GIL rS

13 California Wine Assn (pfdl.. rs so
Pacific Gas & Electric tpfd)... IS. so
40 Pacific Gas & Electric Conn. SO. so
s.. 600 T & Valley Ry 5s. III 90
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Desirable drafterS 100 lbs and over. 50 n 500
Tiyhf H.. Fters 1 30 Ia 1 GO lbs 225GI 2T5
6'b1nts I 95O 70 500 ms . 2OOG7 2S0
Wagon horses I 25O to I $50 ibs.... 1T5d20O
Delivery wagon horses O5O to l. 25O 1850 t50
Desirable Farm mares ........ 1850 i59
Farm WORKERS ..........-.... 75G 100
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LOCAL MARKETS
'rOvision Futures
Chicago Grain

FURNISHED by F. Hutton Co. 400 California sreet)
The leading futuresra range das oloWs
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IS or cp new 3s or coup.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Ala " 5s. - 100 10 G,L&H rs. 1o2i
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SAN FRANCISCO sTocK EXCHANGE

Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco stock exchange Yesterday:
Cn1rcT0cEc
The Detroit times., 1910-08-23
PERCY +. GAINES
TAKEN BY DEATH
Pere Marquette Railway Official Had
Long Suffered From Trouble
Brought On by Fall.

Following a long illness. directly
traceable 10 a fall received while his
home at No. 134 Longfellow-ave. was
Ia process of erection several years
ago, Percy +. Gaines, general freight
agent of the Pere Marquette railroad,
died at O'Clock Sunday afternoon OF
kidney trouble.
Mr.. Gaines fell on scaffold. his
back coming In violent contact with
the boards. At that time II was found
necessary TO remove one or his KID
neys. The other also became affected
and his health failed steadily from
then on. His decline has been espe-
cially noticeable since his return from
a sojourn in California last winter.
For the past month, since leaving a
local hospital, he had been confined
to his home.
Mr.. Gaines was born in Detroit as
years ago. He had been associated
with the Pere Marquette railroad In
various capacities for the past 30
years. entering its service In Saginaw,
where the general Offices were located
at that time. He had been general
freight agent for the past eight years
or more.
Deceased was a member OF the
North Congregational church and had
been very active In church and phil
anthropic work. He was particularly
interested in the D'Arcambal farm
home for boys out Grand River-ave..
and was an officer in this organiza-
ton. Mr.. Gaines was a member OF
the Transportation club of Detroit and
the Fellowcraft club. He is survived
by his widow and four children: Thor.
Muriel, Honor and Groeso.
Mr.. Gaines was a man who believed
I'm and worked for the best things.
Fullness of years was denied him, but
his associates recall TO their comfort
that he made the most OF every oppor-
tunity for good as he pursued the even
tenor of his way, blessing to his
friends through his unselfishness and
the Joyous serenity OF his faith.
Funeral services will take place in
the home at o'clock. Tuesday after
noon, with the Rev. s. s: Marquis,
dean OF st. Pauls cathedral in charge,
and later In the Detroit Cremator-
ium, where the remains will be in
cinerated in accordance with Mr..
Gaines request. The services in the
crematorium will be private.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-23
AVIATOR MOISSANT FAILS
TO COMPLETE FLIGHT
He Starts Out With MechanIclan and
Kitten But Comes to Earth All
ruptly and Damages Machine.

LONDON. Aug. 22.-Further mis-
fortunes were encountered by John
B. Moissant. the Chicago aviator to-
day when. for the second time. he
attempted to fly from Upchurch 10
London, 10 complete his Paris To Lon
don fight, which was begun last
Tuesday.
Accompanied by Albert Fileux. his
1872 pound mechanician. and a kitten
which has been named "Paris-London'
Moissant assembled at Upchurch at
4:20 this morning, In the teeth of a
forty mile gale. He few for nearly
an hour. but owing TO the violence
OF the wind. he could not preserve
his course and finally alighted at
Seven Oaks at 5:25. after an IS"
shaped flight. as far from London as
when he started
Moissant's descent was made at ter
tihc speed, the aeroplane alighting
In a plowed field, after narrowly es-
Gaping a hedge. The propeller. rud-
der and wirework were broken and
the wheels were buckled.
Moissant showed himself an aviator
of wonderful skill In today's fight
despite his inexperience. His Bleriot
monoplane rolled and tipped in the
terrific wind and repeatedly dropped
for distances OF from fifty TO one
hundred feet.
Seven Oaks is % miles southeast
OF London. Moissant assembled at Up
church last Saturday. but after a
fight of only one mile he was forced
to alight, owing to motor trouble and
high wind
The Detroit times., 1910-08-23
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Aug. 22.-close-The feel
Ing In Chicago was rather bearish. ac-
cordidne 10 early advices. owing TO the
very SLOW demand Receipts are fall
ing o min oil the winter wheat markets
ana are expected ~ he very small IN
short time, The spring wheat move
ment - still heavy. but the crop Is be-
heved dto DE short and receipts arc eN =
p"cted Go decreases there. too. = Stocks
IN CHICAGO are so large that some OF
handle. Liverpool was weak all day,
but early prices In Chicago did not FOL =
low the foreign decline The English
market Is weak because OF large
worlds exports for the week. and good
offerings from southeastern Europe.
Chicago bulls fear that the liquidation
or September wheat will carry prices
farm selling.
Wheat held it's early firmness for an
advance og hc and then weakened,
steady and white lost lie. Corn an~
oats were unchanged.
Wheat quotations-Cash No. red,
change at E.ooX. moved up to $1,000.
and declined TO 81: December opened
at LOS, gained nc. and dropped back
touched siio M aSa S Sssinsd at to sics
mixed. cars at s6hc; No. white. ,
cars at seize. at CSC. closing at
Coarse grain quotations: Corn
Cash No. 2. s4c: No. yellow. s6c
asked No. yellow. 65,sc asked.
0atssStandard. ! car at sS%c. j at
itye-Cash No. ]. / car at 7sc. at
7te September. lac: No rye. 72c
Beans-Cash. Sac; October. s2Is
Cloverseed-Prime spot. ss.25 Oct
ober, 50 bags at 3s:25; March. 100 bags
at $3.50; prime a,s,ss ssSo sample FL
q at s77S. IL at s7.es. S at $3.50, at
Timothy seed-Prime spot. so bags
day included IS care OF wheat. s OF
are $4,000 bu Of wheat i2s, 900 bu OF
corn. $4,000 bu Of oats and 1000 bu
Wheat receipts on Monday: Duluth
and Minneapolis; 7oi cars. against a.
against sis. 900 bu year Year ago SG'O Kans" u;
City. 3ss cars. against $50: Winnipeg,
81 cars. against :; Chicago. % cars.
Liverpool, wheat closed * q sd lower.
Stocks OF wheat In Minneapolis in
creased $4,000 bu In two DAYS.
Wheat passage decreased 10000 bu
$4,000 bu increase: corn. s45. 900 bu de-
crease; oats. 1897. 900 bu increase
Wheat receipts at primary points
Monday. 10000 bu; year ago. 1851
0c0 bu.
Exports OF wheat and -four Monday.
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO. o.. Aug 22-Wheat--Cash.
l.00ls Sept. s1.01: Dec. sl.047s May.
3l.09%. Corn-Cash. Csc: Sept. 62Is 9:
Dec. 59%c; May. 81 NC Oats-Cash.
sac: Sept. 35Nc; Dec. 3sc; May. 4lc
Rye-No. 2. 72hc; No. 3. 69hc. Glow
erseed-Cash, $s.621s: Oct, ss42h
Timothy-Prime. s3.o5; Aug. and Sept.
S3.05. Alsike-Prime. $s.s2h Aug and
Sept. sss2h. Butter. eggs and hay.
unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Aug 22-Opening: All
options opened unchanged or lower,
but after a few minutes trading had
gained a shade. Sept and Dec. sc.
May sc lower Sept. corn sc. Dec
and May &c lower Sept and Dec
oats same as the closing price May
Ac lower. Provisions higher
Noon-Sept. wheat &c. Dec. &c. and
May sc higher Sept. corn &c. Dec
and May sc higher Sept. oats &c,
Dec. hc lower. May 4 C higher
Close-Sept. and Dec. wheat &C
higher. May sc higher. Sept corn y c.
Dec and May Isc higher. Sept. oats
a and Dec. Is lower, May u c higher.
Provisions lower.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-23


.sz7; Co., a ~ernmeai. go. Am and
oats chop, s24 per ton.
FIour-Michigan patents, In wood.
best, $40: ordinary patents, $50:
straight. s4.sO; clear. 81 per Dbl Rye
flour. $3.50 per Dbl.
Oiis-Raw linseed, 92c: boiled lin
seed, csc: Diamond headlight kero-
sene. Sc: Perfection. 9hc; Eocene.
IL NC; crown gasoline 15c per gal: tur-
pentine, in barrel lots, IS Nc per gal:
ProvisiOns--Mess pork. s22; family.
s23M24L medium. cleai, $3.50 "a 90;
smoked hams, Ice: dry sailed briskets,
lac: shoulders. lac; picnic hams, lac;
bacon. 17Ml9c: lard. in tierces, 13c,
kettle rendered, lac per Id.
SuHar-tluotations corrected daily by
w II. Edgar & Son. The retail price
list for Detroit. <Delray, Crosse Pointe,
Highland Park, North Detroit and
River Rouge: Crystal dominoeA ID.
1856: crystal dominoss. 6-lb., $SlS;
eagle tablets. $40: cut loaf, rs So:
cubes. $5.s5: xxx powdered. 36.O6:
standard powdered. So. granulated. ex-
ira coarse, $50. sranulAted. hne In
bulk, $3.50; granulatec. :-lb. cartons.
S. so; granulated, GLIB. cottons. $500;
granulated. 5-lb, cottons,. $3.50; granu-
26-ib. cottons. 1886: diamond A.. $50;
2, $3.50; No. 3, s5b5; no. 4. $3.50; No. s.
s645; No. 8. IS. 40; No. Z. $685.: No. 8.
$3.50; No. Q. ss.25; No 10, $500: No. IL.
s6i5; No. IL, $40: No 10. sos; No. -.
Sc. 05; No. 10. sos; Michigan granulated.
household powdered IS. cartons, IL to
case, Sc 40; household powdered 6S car
tons, 48 to case, 1915.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-23
COPPER MARKET-CIose.

All, 80: Adv 81: B. & Cor. iaa Bos
Ely. Ia Butte Gin. 10: c. a. ARK, 81;
G. x Hecla $50. Chief n: Chino: 14r
Cop Range. ss%; D., West 90; F.
CRANKY. So Cir. s.. Gold. Cons. 81,
17ii: Insp.. si4 Isle Royale. 17h Kerr
Lake 81 i Mism 90 io Md d% Ro's 30.
1o&: No. Butte. 2sH Ohio Cop, rs
Ojib.. ga Osceola. 100; Raven. 80;
t6is sun. & Bos.. s% Tam, 5T%
Trim. 6Is Utah Apex. az Utah Cons
2lh; I. :. Smelt.. 80. do pref. 4Sn
Vic 8. Wolvy 1877
The Detroit times., 1910-08-23

Panel Cumada Falls in Attempting
to Alight From Car and Sustains
Injuries Which Cause Death.

In attempting to alight from Cross
town car at Mitchell and -Forest.ayes..
early Monday morning. Panel Cumada,
AZ years old. No. $40 Tillman.ave.. fell
to the pavement and sustained in
Juries from which he died few hours
later I'm ST. Mary's hospital
Witnesses OF the accident declare
Cumada alighted before the car
stopped, stumbled. and landed head
first on the pavement. The auto pa
troll was called and took him 10 the
hospital. The coroners Office has
been notified and is investigating.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-23
HELD UP BY FOOTPADS.
VIM. Stilier Robbed Of Gold Watches
But Moneys Overlooked.

When William Stiller, No. 204
Maple-st., was going home late Sat
urday night, three men jumped on
him at Maple and Dequindre-sts. One
OF them held a revolver to his face,
while the other two went through his
pockets. They took his gold-flled
watches and an empty pocketbook,
overlooking a roll Of bills that reposed
in another pocket.
Stiller reported the occurrence in
the detective bureau at police head
quarters Monday morning. When
asked why he didn't report the mat
ter earlier. he said he did not think
the police department was open on
Sunday.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-23

Reported FOR The Times by Paine,
Weber & Co. Aug. %: Prices opened
sharply lower but worked up again on
short covering OF liberal proportions
After the start. there was no heavy
pressure to sell. and commission house
offerings were. light News has been
bearish but the fact that prices have
had a big break, stayed further selling
by the local crowd. There was some
influential selling OF May early.
Worlds shipments much larger than
expected at 12,s46,ooo bu. Stocks on
passage, however. showed a small de-
crease. Local receipts 234 cars, but
there were large arrivals in the north
west and southwest st. Louis reports
good -four sales. Weather continues
fine In the northwest Trade only OF
fair volume. Liverpool and continent
tai markets all lower with exception Of
Budapest, which is kc higher.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-23
Fire Drives Family to Street.

William Kochinoski and the mem
bers OF his family, were driven out
OF their home, No $50 Warren-ave.
east, at o'clock Sunday morning, by
a fire that almost destroyed the place.
None OF the family was injured. al
though they made hurried escape 10
the street in their night clothes. The
damage Is estimated at $500.