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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-12

York because the health authorities
there did not know anything about my
being sick. and so I was allowed 20
come on shore without rnolestation-
Yes. I think I shall try II again next
wear. II uey not be Naples, however,
and I shall be extremely careful OF
What 1 eat. for it was not a cheerful
experience"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-12

MISSES SIZES, il, 10 and IS.
ODT
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-12
BAPTIST PREACHER
ENDS SUMMER REST

The Rev. John Compton Bar, pastor
Of the Metropolitan Baptist Church, has
returned from an eight weeks vacation
spent at Beach Haven and Alta. tic City
Yesterday was the seventh anniyer-
sary Of his pastOratc, and he recalled
the fact in his seTn5n and took. occasion
to thank his congregation for the good
accomplished in that time
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-12
SECRETARIES MEET

TEMPLE, Tex Sept 1e--Con1mercial
club work Is exploiting the resources Of
Texas and the advantages the state Of
fers to Immigrants viii be discussed
from every angle by the Texas Com
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-12

Popular 500 Excursion Sunday, Sep
TENDER 18th. Baltimore and Ohio p r
10 Frederick. keedysviIle, and Ha-
gerstown, from Union Station az 500
N, returning, leave HaRerstown g
KeeGysville. $40. and Frederick. $50 -
n. same date.-Advt-
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DEATH IN CAVE-IN.

NEW YORK. Sept 12-One man vas
killed and two injured when the roof
Of an Untenanted Building on Houston
street and the Bcwery caved IN today
The victims are all Iaborers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-12

S11.oo Niagara Falls Excursion, Sep
tef7Her I6th. Baltimore & OHIO r j.
Special train Of first class coaches ant
usrIar cars from Washington T-i5 a. n
Route via Philadelphia and the pie
tures1ue Leldeh valley r r. Ticket
valid for return within fifteen days
Liberal srop-over returning Cheap 81.
trips from Niagara Falls OJheT eNCt-
sion SeDtember 30.h.-A w.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-12

rnercisI Secretaries Association. who's
second annual convention and institute
opened here today. IN addition 10 ths
members of the association. @ numi'ei
OF railroad officials and others interest
ID IL TevaS DEVELOPMENT VIII be near.
-urinz the two DAYS session
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-12

2. S.-There's no hat-pouEd for the
straw hat but II wuuld not Re surDris-
ING II one IS esta bliShed. IN such an
event il win be considered hat suicide
TO retain the straw after October / ana
all owners seen roaming around without
a felt lid will be summarily dealt with
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-12

S~-ift K COnpany's sales OF Fresh Beef
In Washington for the week ending Sat
urday. sept 70. 1910, averaged S25 cents
per pound--Advt-
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
LEAVES AMERICAN BLOWER CO.
j. r. McCo!I Becomes Member Of Firm
Of zimmerman, McCoii e. Anderson.

Jay r. McColl. Of the engineering
department Of the American Blower
Co.. has rendered his resignation to
join forces with the firm OF Brush, An
derson az zimmerman consulting engi-
neers. Nos. 1330-1322 Penobscot build.
ing, which will hereafter be known as
zimmerman. McColl & Anderson. The
other members are Charles X. Ammer-
man and Henry G. Anderson.
Mr.. McColl will leave the American
Blower Co as soon as the necessary
changes in the organization can be
effected. For the past five years. he
has had charge of the engineering end
of the company's heating and ventilat-
ing department and since its consoli-
dalton with the Sirocco Engineering
Co. he has specialized on mine venti-
lation. The concerns best wishes go
with him in his new venture
Mr.. McCcll has filled the chair OF
engineering in the University Of Ten.
nessee and Purdue university, and his
long. general engineering experience
will be a valuable asset in his new un-
dertaklng.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
DETROIT AT MERCY OF
FLAMES SAYS DALTON WELLS
CONTINUED from Page OneD

the estimates cut as they are. TINS
department could not enforce the ne"
code for - months from july, even IL
-ft-were- passed eHfF-Aev terneH-
bv passing the code now would be TO
give laws that could be enforced to
some extent instead OF having law
watch cannot be enforced at all.
We have done all that we could.
but three-lourths OF the things that
We have done have been by sheer blur.
The other man did not know that we
did not have the power behind MS
The aldermen themselves do not
want the ordinances that they have
rassed enforced. have had them call
me up and say. with regard to some
one who wanted TO violate ,he ordi-
RANGES This man is pretty good
fellow and friend OF mine; better let
hun do what he wants to-
This department now has no tight 20
condemn dangerous buildings and pull
them down unless they are IN such
shape that they may fall down across
tho sidewalk II they would fall
down on private property. we cannot
DO anything unless the council says
SO | reported one dangerous struc-
ture some time ago. and he council
v ould do nothing. Now that structure
las been remodeled and people are
living in IT, Another building that
was condemned in 1907 is, standing
row and has been fixed over 10 be
rented.
We should have authority to com
pei property.owners where such a
building as that Of Hunter & i'unter
has burned TO erect a fireproof build
ing In many busy buildings ihe exit
doors swing inward. and there Is moth
ins in the present ordinaces TO forbid :
factories are built with no fire doors.
aud We cannot make them even put Ia
partition fire walls. One Old building
has recently been remodeled as a
hotel. but | do not consider that u
Will ever be safe. no matter how many
FIRE escapes we hang on IL.
There are many places where ele-
yator walls should be freproofed
otherwise they are chimneys for the
flames
The city is unfortunate IN having a
number Of men who build cottages for
workingmen. which are simply frauds
We have come upon some cases where
TIE cottages were built with tn brick
foundations laid directly on the
ground. or where posts have been usel
as foundations and pieced oIt with
paving blocks and shingles In cases
such as this. the house is bound 10
settle. A poor man who invests his
all In one Of these places Will md his
house cracking and going to pieces.
lie gives IL up and then the builder
gets 1t back. patches II up and sells II
-aeain. There are IA houses of this
kind being built In one place.
Credit must be given the Guiding
department for one thing-tha, II has
helped the assessors We found 256
buildings going up without permits in
the one month OF July. All these were
reported by us and put on the rolls. F."
The conditions as reported bv Wells
will probably he considered by the
building commission next week.
Cleveland. with practically he same
area. has 10 inspectors, whore retroit
has four.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
DIED.

BROW Marjorie b. at residence. IS
Brady-st. daughter OF late James and
Mary +. Brown, and sister OF FRANK
J.. Alice. Mabel and Florence Brown.
Funeral notice hereafter.
CADIEUX-April 81. 1910 at residence.
Crosse Pointe. Richard O.. beloved
husband Of Caroline V CadieuX. Fu-
neral from residence Monday AT $50
n m. to St Pauls church. Crosse
Pointe. 10 o'clock
CARREYN-April %, at residence. era
tiot and tie Eightmile road. Sylves-
ter r.. Carreyn. aged 90 years. be-
loved son OF Mrs. Julia Carreyn. and
brother OF Henry Carreyn. Mrs Cor
nelius Cox, Mrs. V Wolf and Mrs. Pc
ter Maddelein Funeral services on
, Tuesday morning at Sis from rest
d. nee. and $50 o'clock from the AS
sumption church (GTotto) Inter
ment at Mt. Elliott
DAY-Harry B. April 81. at residence
1870 Englewood- ave. widow OF the
late James y. Day and beloved moth
er OF Ellhu Day, OF Detroit. and Mrs
Florence Day Lands. OF Upper Mont
..-l4.4t- -EuneEal- serXices-a
Orange, y. j.. Sunday. April -.
ENGLIsH-Suddenly Jane Epps Eng
former matron Arnold Home. Notice
of funeral hereafter.
FARRELI-On Friday. April %. 1910.
at his residence. l65 Theodore ST..
Charles Farrell. aged =. years, be
OF san Francisco; Mrs Albert r.
Thomas. Misses Lille and Catherine.
and Percy j. and g. /. Farrell. Jr
Funeral Monday. April Is. at 2 o'clock
from residence ~ \. x. Thomson, Ill
Thcodore-st. Burial private.
KI;ESS-April 81. at his residence. 1877
Pulford. Albert aged IS years. bclov-
ed husband ~ Bertha kuess. leaves
one daughter. Mrs. r. Langguth. one
grandchild. Irene I.angguth Funer-
Al Monday at ?. from residence.
KIESLING-April2 2, Edna. aged year
4 months beloved daughter OF Hu-
bert and Lillian qiindp kissling.
Funeral from residence. 99l Willis
ave east. Monday at a. m. and from
ST Flizabeth's church.
LESTER suddenly. April u, William.
beloved husband OF Hanna Lester. at
residence 1876 Goycau-st windsor
Notice ~ funeral later.
LOCHBILLER-John infant son OF Don
A and Sadie Loqhbiler, aged Z days
~. Hugh beloved nus
hand Of Julia, father Of Charles
Frank. Arthur, William. Howard
Harry and Emily Funeral from resi-
dence. IS sycamore-st Monday at .
% M. Intermeut Evergreen.
UNIDENTIFIED p. at parents
residence l0i1 Forest east Hazel
age years Il months "a days be-
bert T.. Unidentified and dear sister
Of Mrs Frank Hartung and Henriet-
IA Lindenhcid Funeral Monday at
r. m. from residence
many friends ~ Clif-
fond W Mitchell VIII IL pained to
hear Of his death ct o'clock Friday
April 20 He = survived by n widow
aud n little son Mrs Mitchell Is the
sister OF Mrs Frederick W. stevens
formerly Of this city, Funeral SER
vices will Ne hold sunday at o'clock
AZ the residence iO1 Erskine-st B.r-
iai az Toledo. o.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
BIRTHS

BOYS
William Barget 81, Champaign bJy
and girD,
John Davis. 1855 Beividere
pelbert Savage. $50 Forest
Robert Doemke, 154 McDougau
George Baker Cleveland
Robert Elliott, 1853 Lawrence
Frank Becker. 200 Morrell
Alexander Rudolph, 1859 81 AUbln.
George McGonegal 67S sheridan.
Morris simpson. GO Brush.
Emmett Snratt. ga Townsend
Nalclaw Brzik. i22 ButternuJ
Adam Busyka. Gao Frederick
Frank HogreaVer. 80 Pollard
- sSarrrrrrf- t'rrrv-.-f - sstttt-tt,ft-
Albert Hunter. ~ Elliott
GustaNe Federlein. l1@l Russell.
Henry Guinau. 35i Congress
peyer James. ll4l Hancock
GIRLS
William Adds. $50 Putnam
August Ochs J93 Catherine.
Joseph Nikagooes. 6t3 Piquette
Edwin N.wklrk. 1926 sheridan
Victor peneweth, 1892 Maxwell
William Good. ll4l Van Dyke
Alfred Rerm!er. CO., Larned.
Stanislaus Grendzinski. 1855 JOS.
Campau.
William Prltchard. 24l Engle
Arthur Stenrns. go Lafayette.
Charles Grant. $50 st Antoine
George PallisteT. 6s3 Palmer.
Theodore Shuherg. i'.1 Russell.
Charles Walter. 30 Infantry.
Edw Tucker, 345 Fourteenth.
Edward Barton. 3N1 Fifth.
Frederick Huedsman. AS Butternut.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
ANOTHER LARGE
INDUSTRY COMING
John ]. Grant, of Cleveland, Is Fe'
hind Big Enterprise Related To Mo-
tor Field-Buys Site for Home.

Plans are now on foot that VIII
mean the establishment OF announcer
large industry in Detroit in the very
near future The enterprise, IL Is
known. will be closely related to the
motor car industry. John }. Grant Oh
Cleveland. is behind the project, ana
at least one prominent auto manufac-
turer of Detroit is interested with
him.
Mr.. Grant Is already making ar
rangemepts To remove to Detroit per
manently. He has just purchased
from the Park Hill Realty Co. through
George G.. Epstean. lot, 40 by l65
feet. on the Boston boulevard, be-
tween John r. and Brush-sts.. for
$500. on which he will erect mag
nlflcent nome at once.
The deal in question involves the
organization of large company and
the erection OF plant of considerable
proportions. The concern. il is un-
derstood. will manufacture a device
invented by Mr.. Grant and used in
connection with automobiles. IL is
covered by patents.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
TAFT WANTS ACTION ON
POSTAL SAVINGS BILL
II Appears To Have Struck a Snag in
House Committee and President
Is Anxious.

WASHINGTON, April 23.--With the
possibility OF congress adjournlng
soon after June |. President Tart To
day began a strong effort 10 get action
On the postal savings bank bill which
appears 10 have struck snag in the
house committee.
The president is confident a railroad
bill will pass and hopes the with
drawal and injunction bills Will be
enacted. He is anxious. however, Ia
see the postal bank bin passed and
will try to obtain action upon the
statehood bill The president told
friends today that he considered the
postal banks bill necessary 10 uphold
the platform promises He is reported
To have intimated plainly that ii the
house regulars blocked its progress,
votes could be gained for ii among .ne
insurgents and the Democrats.
IL is expected that as soon as the
vote Is taken on the railroad biz,
probably next week house Republic
ans will hold a caucus on the postal
bank bill and the statehood measure.
Taft has let il be known that he WIZ
not accept a postal bank bill that does
not come up to the pledge made in
the platform.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23

DETROIT: April 23.-Boston copper
share sales of April -, furnished nF
Hayoen. Stonc * 90. ~ e. A.. 4.Nro'
~ 90 Art 7egr a. g. ~ bal *.
.lt5. g a "a .. Cent. 2I5. -. W, 20,
Elm. go, Frank. $50 Gir. $50 81 Oil I'D
CO. c. GOO. hanc, 100 he!N-, o. a. "a p
ST.; / Roy. 100. Kerr, 30, Kew -V'
.ake.lls6. Mass no; Mia 900, -, Ne, ~
So, Mp. 20 y. b, 5.sS2. y l.. 'f', "a ~.
H.. $50. Osc., 10. Par. 500. sham -sv
; g.. SO. ; .. 50. Trim, 80, Reunlns
100; 10 pfd ~. Apex, 3, 1t. So5' NO''''
u. Wyap.. loo.
Rrportcd oy carson. 'rais o.
AZ Nnaigamat.d I4S' Auouez 10 Aria
cum. 10. Ruttc Coaln -. x Aril
Is. Range So. FRANKLIN %. Greene 80
la SAIL, lIs. Lake 25Ns, Miami 40.
Mohawk SO. North Butte let3. CD Don
10 Us cola 80. quincy >. shannon 90
: a. Pgh 500 Trilut! 90 Otah sons %
L. d Sm,lters 800 d0 pfet 80, Nols el
Inc "a GrouiN no. Parrot 90. IS wtyn "a"
a. : X Boston 955. ella 30, thino Gvu,
Inspn 400. Davis Daily s55. Onto 90, mo
5l6' Ray 500. North Lake los0.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
,yOByING PRICES.
Cnnped Goods-Apples.

Canned Good---Appies' gals. $40,
ssass , Gs9nf dSrn SGFasSs ma ia
81 10; standard. s5c Table beets, 81
Q14o. Peas-Faney; early June, 81 20,
standards, 81; soaked, 5Ou7 0c salmon
sGeksys ta siks0' n, nR5; e. Al Ts.
matoes. 100 soc; succotash, slg llO
conee-Package coffee. lOo-lb case.
Feed-Bran. 500; fine mlddltngs. s2e;
coarse mlddlings. s27; cracked corn,
$40, coarse corn meal. $50 corn aud
oats chop, ,s24 per ton.
Eiour-oMichigan, patents in wood 900.
straight. S. s5. clear. :555 per Dbl
Rye flour si45 per Dbl.
seed. ssc; Diamond headlight kerosene.
9lse, Perfection, loc; Eocene. lie;
crown gasoline. l3c per sai; turpen-
tine in barrel lots. coo per gal.
pork. So medium, ciear, S25 smoked
hams, nc; dry sailed briskets, loo,
shoulders, &c; picnic hams. l3c, bacon,
~ q zoe; lard. in tierces. l3c' Kettle rem
sugar-Retail price list for Detroit.
Delray. Crosse Pointe. Highland Park.
North Detroit and River Rouge; Crys-
tai dominocs. 2-lb. sS.e5. do, lib. 3 10 /;
e eaEEs 's ss5 XXX e poy Gsd $685.
standard powdered. Sc: graduated. ex-
ira coarse. $50; granulated. fine, IN
bulk. $3.50; graduated. lib cartons ms
$3.50; graduated, Glib cartons. $3.50.
graduated. 5-lb cartons, s. so; granu-
lated. l0-lb cartons, s6.'5 granulated'
s5-lb cartons. s5.65. diamond A, so.lO'
eonfectioners A., :5S5' No. /. $3.50 No
g. $5.45 No. s. sac No. Z. S535. No
B. $3.50; No .. 500 No. 10. $500. NJ.
IL s5.15. No. Y, $40: No ~, sS.O5;
No a. $500, No. 10. sS.O5; Michigan
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
NEW YORK pRODICE.

NEW YORK. April 23.--Potatoes--
state. siGl.. Florida. new. slu 20,
bermuda. new, $i50Gi 80. Flour-Duil
and unchanged. Pork-StTOng, nl' -,
$3.50 a 24.15 Lard--Firm, midGly
west spot sl2.sQul3. Sugar-kGw,
steady. centrifugals 90 test 1900. mus
,cNa do. 50 test. 3S0c. refined quiet;
cut loaf. 5.95c, rushed 5S5c. pow b.
deted. 20" granulatcd. bloc COneC-
Rio No :. on the spot, sis a asc Tai
low-Quiet; city. nc. country. -. 4"
1fsC Dressed O poultry Firm. qulrt,
turkeys ~ a 23c. chickens. 10 .tC .
fowls, 150 zoe; ducks. ia &c Lave
poultry quiet geese, i0c; ducks. i1c,
fowls. 20iRc. turkeys. II n zoe. roOsterS.
old and Young. 1914 n ljc Cheese -
steady. and quiet, fun cream. old spe-
cials. i7i2c coffee options opened I'm
hanged Il Sc lower Buttcr-Quict d,
receipts 5.0NN. creamery. extra. 29Ist !.
state dairy. tubs. 24M3 Imitation
creamery nrsts, 23ia n zoe. Eggs
quiet. receipts 2l.5s'I nearby whise.
fancy. 23d25c. nearby MIXED. fancy. -
dgS Nv. fresh nrsts. Il q - he.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
quotations by hayden Stone < @
cuIcAGo GnAIN LETTER.

Reported iot Tuc Times ~ carson,
CfAie Il 60. fp~d building APRIL 23
Tile wheat market has bevu e con
tir.4Inu of tnat of the preceding
tlrtr davis. Aside from q reaction of
about i.c following the opening th,
onward trend has been practically CON
uuous Tur continued report VI de-
fpiforuuug in the nebraska crop. cou-
Piled '~,-.s tho uusr1 onahic cold wealth
Of. aud tIc official forecast of freezing
trufu,fatnres i'm Missouri Illinois and
indiana created cunsldr rable buy ing
force rud covering of shorts ON tho
rrrt of the loral professionals. Re
pCrt,d high winds Ia Kansas We're
amonp thr huilish factors Northwest
,tn Interests WorF fairly good buyers
of sept and scul reports ~ avn Inn
troArd Hour demand From the OK
IRENE ioN/IoFcl witch WAS reached on
Wedursday morning. the market has
recovered about D. "a bush.E closing at
practically The best figures reached
since the recovery set in. Throughout
the session there were indications that
"a prominent local professional was dis.
Irritating selling orders through a.
group OF commission houses Ia view
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Christian Kruger, 40. Caroline Kolv-
er. IS.
Fred j. Mast. BE- Elizabeth Engel, IS.
Edward G. Henning, %: Agnes NJ,
Morrison. 81
Vim +. Stephens 2s. Emily Kistner.
81.
Andrew Suchan. 81. Anna Hun
driczka. %
Frank e Brown, 25 Marie NJ Ross.
IS.
charles L. Hannanberg. "a, Emma
Wobrock %
John Dombrowski. 20; Helen lach.
81.
Rudolph A. Behnke. so. Augusta Ma :
rases. 20
George \. Keller 80. Margaret T.
Walker 20.
John Superson. 80. Stella Botskow-
ske. -.
John Kucharzke, Al: Kate Jowek. 81.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
"Jim" HeIme To Talk on Tax Question

James w. Helme, OF Adrian masfe
of the State Grange aud a wel-Anowa
STUDENT OF economics. VIII talk on
- he tax sceptre' before Tire Detroit
Credit Mems association IN ths Hotel
Pcntchartrair next TUESDAY evening
The members Of the Wholesalers and
Manufacturers association have been
invited TO meet with The credit men
OF this occasion and a large attend.
ance is looked FOR as we'll as 4 mos;
enlightening discussion on Mis- i'm.
pcrtant topic. President Wade Mill;
guarantees that Mr. Helmcs address
Will be pointed and pertinent" ana
he viii be prepared TO answer any
questions the members may choose to
fire at him.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
SHACKLETON HERE APRIL 80.
British Explorer viii Be Entertained
Socially on Occasion of Visit.

The visit OF Sir Ernest Shackleton
and Lady Shackleton TO Detroit. Sat
urday. April 30, when the distn-
guished British explorer will lecture IN
the Light Guard armory. will be
marked by special social attention to
the visitors. Charles Moore and How.
ard Meredith are forming committee
to take charge OF the entertainment
of Sir Ernest and Lady Shackleton. In
his lecture the explorer will tell of the
efforts OF himself and party To reach
the south pole. which they came within
III miles OF actually sighting. The
story will be accompanied by cinema
tograph pictures. Seats for the lee
ture will 20 on sale Thursday morn
ing April IS. at Grinnell's.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
DIED.

ODETTE Daniel r.. beloved husband
OF Anie od"ttc and father of Edmund
c., Lewis J.. and Thomas - Odette.
Funeral from residence N6 London
81. W. Windsor. Monday morning at
$50. ana O'Clock az 81 Alphonsus'
church. eastern standard time. In
torment AT -. Alphonsus' cemetery.
SCHULTZ Marvin a.. aged : years
and months. beloved son OF MIR and
Mrs Walter \ schultz. 465 Waterloo
st. at , p. m. ThursdaS April -
1910 Funeral Monday, April % ar
: o'clock from residence and at 20
from Our Lady Cf Sorrows church
SCULI.Y -April 2- Andrew Scully at
the lrsIdtn noe. JES r|fFStf.uT-gT-. Il x II
6s years Funeral Monday at Sis
from residence and ; :. Peter and
Paul's church at =
INDLEBU RN--lda Louise beloved
wife OF Louis Windlcburn. April n
aged - years. Funeral Monday at
y m from 29l Canheld- ave W.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
LIVE STOCK.
EAST FFALO-Opentng.
-. ...,...., a L.. sln.L Rennrt

Dunning \ stevens Live stock report.
ciaI i-Cattle- Receipts car. 81! ons
best 800 TO l.45O-lb steers. So Y
5 so. good 1900 10 l,S5O.lo steers; -
q 1.75; best l.l00 10 l.-9o-lo shsPpars
steers S7fl1 so: medium butcher steers
1000 TO lilo los, So. o I, light outSh-
Ell steers, $50 q go, best lAt Vo 90" .
s5.2j06.25. fair TO good, SONS s4'Se y
fat heifers. IS 80 q / IS, good iat neti-
ers s5.15d6.25. fair to good. 500 y .,
best feeding steers, s9.'5 " 70, med!ani ~
grades. 81 50a 5 so. best bulls So. - q
so; bologna bulls, s4.504 90 bess
mixers and springers. 500 q % e1S'''
Receipts . cars. market strong HtaE2
workers.. $9.1509.S0, pigs. 50 GA 30
sheep and Lambs--Receipts - sats
slow. clipped lambs, 50 .yearlings =
n e. CalNes--S5 u = 40.
EAST BIFFALO-Close.
EAST BUFFALO. y. y. April 23-
? RE 7rie-t--+e.s.-ts following
changes. Cattle--Receipts none, steady
prime sSQs.50; butchers. S4n 80
Neais-Receipts o. .acIiNs' Zoe hisn ,,,,.
and Sheep-Receipt $500 chotc-
grades. active 70 loo higher, chol. {
clipped lambs. SEA 9lu, Gull TO fa1. y
ass. wool. SSn 1923. yearlings. s. V
s25 sheep. s+nS Hogs-Receipts !.
zoo active, 81 higher. workers., $3.50
pigs s9.I0u9.75
CHICAGO. April 23--Cattle-He.
ipts coo. steady beeves. s. . y 500,
Texas s. - p6.25; western, 50 q -
stockers and feeders, $3.50 q $50 cows
and Aeifers. $3.50 q 40, calN >, 50. - u
\ so Hoxs-Rrcelpts 400. loo higher,
usht. syl5Ug.50. mixed. s9l5 q 3.0p'
heavy. 20ds.55. rough. $3.50 a. So
pigs sSS5uS.35 sheep and Lambs -
Receipts loo. steady. native. SA29 %
S25. western. S5n IS. lambs, native
s--56IysU: western, SHulJ.lV.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. O.. April 23.-Hogs-
Receipts 500 81 higher. medium. III X i
and yorkers $3.50. pigs and lishts,
60 Cattle-Eecetp cars. steaiE
iambs-Receipts cars, $50 top
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
STOCK MARKET
CLOSES WEAK
Business Drags Along in Listless
Manner-Steel Gains Point, But
Loses Half of Advance.

NEW YORK, April 23.--The stock
market showed Improvement at the
opening and in the early trading prices
of the leading issues ranged slightly
above yesterdays close Business
was small Al the end OF 10 minutes
the tone was steady.
IL q. m.-Business dragged along in
a listness manner. Steel common
made a fair fractional advance IN the
last half hour but lost about half the
gain in the later trading.
Governments unchanged: other
bonds dull
The stock market closed weak
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
TO BUILD LARGEST GARAGE.
Buick Auto Supply & Garage Co. Buys
Land On Boulevard For
This Purpose.

The Buick Auto Supply q Garage
Co. OF Michigan. has purchased pa
feet frontage on the south side OF tde
West GrandbIvd. just west Of CasS.
ave, and plans TO erect on the prop.
erty the largest garage in the United
States. The lot is $50 feet deep. ana
every availagle foot Of ground Will be
utilized, it is said.
The building will be two stories
high in front and the garage proper
with a floor space OF 100 by $50 feet,
will extend back of This The garage
will be one OF string Of 40 TO De
Cperated Dy The companv In Michlgan