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The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Dec. i5-Closc: Even
soItt Of tlp bears admit that there -
enough money power just NOW under
the wheat market 10 pat prices muo
higher Many bears are topping TO the
bull side tOI the prcscut They still
believe tho supply and demand situa-
ton thu world over tavOrs it Wer prices.
hat so Wu'h money IN Chicago IL in
vested in the hull side that bears are
atraid to 90 against 10
Chicago reports that close observers
OF market conditions pelirNt values Ill
W Leaf have s'en their lowest point FOR
some time aad are likely To- 10 con
StderHrlA higher. MANY sure thtnE
IiayrIS have changed over ~ the bull
side. This tbuiush impression has It's
origin ~ the actions OF the Armour
ld'hsi"tu interests. Tor tn, So, heaN S.
TRADERS have taken tl,r trading surplus
OF tn" Chicngo market and the hea,s
have nothing to play with Tl4is mak-s
iuu upturn tU pricVS the logical ,o1-
Uluston. up nnttcr bow ven ELtupe il
supplied ur how heavy ale Russian oN i.
ports While boar dealer. Insist tn.
there ls uuthiuE new La the Situation
10 cause au advance. titN are all
rather cuTetul about getting iu tar
WAY 81 tue powerful ,u'i combine
Chicago men returning from ti.
northwest s1H the movement uf wheat
there b. liberal ami heavy increase is
pI.dtc ed H." both Minneapolis and
Duluth stocks. Gables ~ Thursdf-y
were not 30 strong from Liverpool a.
tht. bUfts expected W bile buit leaders
ar, probably able To- sorce 8u advance
tucrc Will be plenty 81 v heat tpr sal,
at thr uptupii uad bears mink the add
vance will MOI gu fan
Wheat n Detroit Wns dun and nrm
The price made q small advance, whtcn
was lost later New No . yeilow corn
lost and tho other deals closed
without change.
. Wheat quotations cash aud Dec. No
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
NAv|N FUNERAL
SET FOR SATURDAY
Services Will Be Held in Cathedral
On Adelaide-St,, FIR. Connolly To
0tiiciate.

Owing TO the many friends and me
large number OF citizens Who wish
to attend the funeral services TOR
the late Thomas j. Navin, who died
OF apoplexy. Tuesday evening, while
entertaining friends at an informal
dinner party in his home, No. 2O4O
Woodward-ave., SIS. Peter and PAU S
cathedral. on Adelaide-st,, has been
chosen for the services instead OF
the little Church OF the Blessed Sac
rement, Woodward and Belmont
ayes, which Mr. NaNin attended ana
of which he was one OF the trustees
and founders.
The Rev. John Connolly. pastor OF
the Church of the Blessed Sacfement.
will ofiiciate at the requiem mass,
which will take place in the church
at $3.50 O'Clock, Saturday morning.
Services for the family will be- held
privately III the home al \: 80 o'clock.
Frank j. Nayin, one OF the brothers
of the deceased. returned from New
York, Thursday morning, and went
at once 10 the stricken home. He was
deeply affected John r. Navin. the
other brother, arrived from Clncin-
natl Wednesday evening.
President Samuel r. Douglas. of the
Detroit Bar association. has called a
special meeting of the association for
O'Clock. Thursday afternoon. in the
supervisors room. in the county build
ing, TO take action on Mr.. Navin's
death Court No .. Knights OF
Equity. which Mr. Navin largely built
up, will meet in their temple, Fort ana
Second-aves. Thursday evening, for
The same purpose.
Touching resolutions were adopted
by the North End Taft club. Wednes-
day night. and an engrossed copy was
ordered sent 10 the widow. The reso-
lutions express tender sympathy and
extol the deceased as true Christian
gentleman.
The American Baseball league, 10
session in New York. wired SeCre-
tary Charles Schumm OF the Detroit
Baseball club, Thursday, to send a
floral offering to the stricken home
in the name OF the league
w. F. Knox. OF the 500. chairman
OF the Republican state central com
mittee, has called special meeting
of the committee for Jan. 3. in Lam
sing. 10 take action on Mr. Nayin's
death
Mr. Navin's place on the commit
tee will probably not be filled until
the next convention OF Wayne county
Republicans.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
NEW LOTHROP IS
SWEPT BY FIRE
Four cf Six Stores in Village IL
Shiawasse County Are Destroyed
BY Flames.

OWOSSO, Mich, Pee. 15.-(Spe
cial Fire starting il the meat mar
ket OF Confer & Zintel wiped out
four OF the six stores ID New Lothrop,
near here, this morning The build.
ings burned were: One-story frame
building in which the meat market
was located; two-story frame building
occupied as a hardv are store by
Poyer a. Wood the general stores
owned by G. Snyder, ana one-story
barber shop owned by Sherman Colby.
The total loss is about $4,000. The
citizens formed a bucket brigade,
there being 10 fire protection. The
less is nearly covered by insurance.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
100000 LAWSUIT SETTLED.

PONTIAC. Mich, Dec l5.-Thc
100000 suit OF the Pontiac Buggy
company against the Oakland Motor
Car company and the General Motors
company has Deen discontinued, the
claim Of the buggy company having
been satisfactorily adjusted The suit
was started during the DAYS OF de
preston for the General Motors con
pany, the Pontiac Bugg company en-
deavoring 10 secure the Endorsement
OF the General Motors OF notes ISSUED
by the Oakland COMPANY 20 the bugcy
company for the purchase OF the lat
ters buildings and grounds
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
Broker II. c. Davis Dead.

NEW YORK. Dec l5.-Henry c.
Davis. a member OF the brokerage
firm of A. A. Housman & Co, and
president OF the Wisconsin Society
of New York, died at his apartments
in the Waldorf, early today He was
~ years old and had a varied career
starting as a cabin boy on Missis-
sippi river steamboat, he left the
river 10 fire an engine on the Union
Pacific Later he secured JOB AZ
Pullman agent in Chicago. and final
ly became connected With the Gug
genheim enterprises. He organized
/ the Tacoma Mining and Smelling Co.
and then came to New York to live.
He nad ben guest at the Waldorf
+, since it oDened
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
WILL HOLD.
HIS P0s|T|0Rr
SAYS DUST
Appointment Properly Belongs To
Senator Burrows and Townsend Will
Make No Attempt To Rob Him of
Patronage, Detroiter Declares.
Proposal To Have Judge Murfin. Sue
coed Judge Swan on Federal Bench
Now Before President.

81 am not a candidate for the posi-
tion of collector of customs at De
troit. nor for any other position.r' de
clared William T. Dust. Thursday
morning on his return from W ash
ington
Mr.. Dust was accompanied to
Washington by Arthur j. Tuttle,
chairman OF Congressman Town
sends senatorial campaign commit
tee: Paul King. secretary OF the COM,
mittee. Clyde l. Webster and Hal al
Smith. and il was currently reportedl
that the party had as one OF IT'S misf
sions the landing of William L. Dusf
10 succeed John Il. Whelan as COZ
lector They also had In view the'
candidacy OF Circuit Judge James ~
Murfn TO succeed Judge Swan on the
United States court bench for thhs
district. and some other matters.
Il think that John b. Whelan is
entitled to continue in his present
position" said Mr.. Dust. Il believe
that MIR Townsend is OF the same
mind. The terms OF Mr.. Whelan and
of District Attorney Frank RI. Wat
son expired last February, and the
naming of men to succeed them r1ght-
fully belongs to Senator Burrows. All
that has prevented him from secur-
ing their reappointment has been the
opposition of Senator Smith. | do
not think Mr.. Townsend Will take
advantage of the situation 20 de-
prive Mr. Whelan of his position at
ter he has entered on second term.
AS for Mr.. Watson, ! am not so GER
tain, but he is also serving his sec
ond term. except for the lack Of a
formal reappointment, and might
naturally be expected to retain it,
Il do not know whether Judge
Murfin will be appointed to succeed
Judge Swan The matter has been
put up TO the president, but he has
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
JANITOR IS MUM.
Won't Discuss Beating Tenant WhS
Complained Of the Cold.

Janitor William +. Maynard, of the
Shotwell-apts., No. 4SS Cass-ave.. Who
is alleged 10 have beaten Craig ;.
Bowling, a tenant, into proper sub
mission, when that gentleman com
planned of the cold, refuses TO be in
terviewed.
Mr.. Maynard was communicai ed
with by telephone. Thursday morn
ing. and was asked if II were true he
had administered severe beating TO
Bowling. because Bowling had re-
monstrated with him about the cold.
THE report is exaggerated That $
all I have to say said Maynard.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
YESTERDAYS N. Y. STOCKS.
y. y. STOCK M,RkET-Ciose.

Am Agri Chem a.. Am Beet sugar
49, ANAL Coz % -. Am { a. ~,
Am Cot Oil 80. .Nm Loeomo s., YIN
Sinelt a.. AM Tel 4 Eel as. An'
TOT PREF -, I'm Wool 50. do pi - ~.
Anaconda 30 =. A.chison lo9 b ..,1
a ohio i06tt. BROOKLYN X 7 - s. "a y
pae-ia3i.. zen I.cath. 81 ir,-SAes 4 I,
So, Cm A Ct Vest -. X ~ taul
1871. Chl " invest lil y, Col !
3la,. Col \ south IS corn Products 10.
bel & Hud i64 Erie p b, Gen ElSc
l55 Gr Nor pref ~ - INT ,, Met y Il, I IN
IL NJ Ia 4 4 3D., NJ ~ L n ste VI
~ l2st.. Mo ia, 80. y Cent H. -
Norf \ " ass North lac llo@s IGhe
X u l9sa, l'eo q x lO5. l'ress ~
SOI.. Read l457, Rep y steel 81
Rock Island % DO pf 81 - soy a
Pac lliis, south ny 20. do pf oOis Ten
Cop 34i. Texas - -. Union Ia*4nS
l69ls. L : Rub com 3SA. [ steel
52's. do pf ll6',. ; Bonds l2 ~,
Vii Car chem o2h. Utah Cop 20, VA
West Mfg 6s1s
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by PairC.
W ebber & Co Dec. -: Wheat-After
an extremely narrow market and dun
trade IN the first hour wheat hrmed
"A little from 96l. N SO loc for May on
buying led by Nalentina. Schwarz aud
McDougal Dry weather complaints
from The southwest are quiet serious.
lut very little buyinS on that sCorc.
There is an increase Of 100000 bu at
Minneapolis stocks for I'VE days. Thu
market is getting a little help on IN .
Iuying side from advance In corn.
Corn--Somew hat easic~ feeling In corn
on early business. li,tlo selling pres
sure al the start; offerings led by
Roseubaum. Bartlett. Frazier and
WTenn. The market has had Iec up
turn from ~ u q iSc sor May
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
NEW YORK. pROD.CE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Dec. l5.-Flour: Dun
and unchang, a. Pork. steady; mess.
$2O.50G2l Lard: Firm: r.iddle west
srot. SlO.4jm 1876. sugar: Raw, firm;
centrifugal. 90 test. 81; n.uscovade. 80
test $3.50. refined. steady: cut loaf
$50; crushed. $3.50. powdered, $500.
EranHlated $3.50. COFFEE: Rio. No. Z.
on SPOT iSls q 1850. -Tailow: steady.
city. INC, country. 7h@7Ac. Hay:
quiet: primo. $40, No. 3 So n 90.
clover, $65m lu0. Dressed poultry Ir
eguiar. turkeys lSm rise: chickens, / .
a zee. fowls, l0d l7C. Gucks, i"n sc
LiN,. poultry Firm; geese. "a a I5c.
ducks, II ftioc' fowls. 1iTi ijc; turkeys
Il u 1Sc, roosIers. Zoe. Cheese: Steady;
state milk common to specials, l2@
l7i4c: skins common to specials, Al
l3c, fun skins, "a Sc.
Butter: Firm; receipts, G1T2. cream
cry, extra 30h a Sic. state dairy, tubs.
% n zoe: imitation creamery, nrsts. "a
a - 12c. Eggs: Quiet. receipts, 6,202
near6, white FANCY. 55c; nearby mixed
fancy, 400 i3c fresh .irSts. - a 3Sc.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
LIVE STOCK.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.

DETROIT. Dec. l5.--Prime steers and
butchers cattle. active and steady;
common COWS. Zoe lower Prices rang
ed as follows Choice steers. averaf.-
ing from 900 To 100 pounds at 81, -
H6: choice handy killers. S4506t 90.
light 10 good butchers steers and
heifers. s2T5f "a %. common killers and
tat COWS. S2.50n 1; Gamers cows, 81 %
u 10. common To prime shipping
bulls, $3Mi.50: light butchers an
heavy sausage bulls. So 506l $50. stock
ers and feeders. $25Ou450 per cwt.
Mich cows. active AZ s25 a 81. veal
calves, steady AT s5ng25 per cwt.
Sheep and lambs. dun and % n soc low
er: quality fair choice light lambs,
S60615 light to Eair s5n575; com
mon TO prime sheep, $3m mixed sheep
"a al lambs s4m5: common killers. 81 10
A. %: culls. s2M2.5 per cwt. Hogs:
l0n 15c higher than last week, quail
its fair: prime mediums and fat york
crs s7.70d775: light workers. and pigs,
sf20m7.75 per cwt. Receipts. cat
tie s33. calves. $50; sheep. 1879; hogs,
T. 700
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
AGED NAN DIES FROM FALL.

a ALGONAC. Mich. Dec. 15.-Andrew
Burnside, aged 80 years, who fell Dec.
10 and broke his hip, died yesterday. lie
'was well-known In Allegan. having
nome here many years ago and engag-
nd In J. mbering. He leaves two daugh.
'ter5. Mrs. F.. f. Rocksberry, OF Otseeo.
Mich, anu Mrs. Lizzie Reynolds, OF
,Al.egan.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
nosTON COPPER MARkET-CIose.

Ariz COMM IT = AINIIC, - NJ
cadian. 3t5 Bos. & Corbin, l37s Bos-
ton Ely. -. Butte Collation., 1912. Gao
tus -; cal. x Ariz.. 10 chief. / 9-lG.
CHINO. 2lr. Copper Range. 6s; Davis
DAILY, I 1-16: East Butte. i2A. First
National. I - Frankli1. ga Goldhel u
Cons 90 Greene Cdauned, :. Ind .
iIs. Inspiration, o. Isle RoyaiG,
liz Kerr Lake 81, Neweenaw. 81 /:
La Sale 7ia La Rose. 1 - Lake, 80;
Miami. i3ia Mohawk. 20, Michigan
20 Nevada Utah. So. Nipissing. l01-
North Butte. 295s Ohio Copper, 9-l6.
Quincy liz Raven, 10. Ray Cons
is7s shannon. ll7s SOdth Lake, =
sup Copper % Supc. X BOs.. ga 4,
Ctah Cons 12@t t. :. Smelling. 35Aa /:
L. smaLllm- nd. a. y lciorLn 2 -
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
NEW CORPORATIONS.

M LANSING, Mich. Dec. 15.-The
state reilroad commission Wednesday
- thorized the Elk Electric Co. OF Elk
Rapids, 10 incorporate. capitalized at
$4,000 The Woodward TaXicab Co,
~ Detroit. were authorized 10 incor.
roratc as common carrier under the
ows OF the state. capitalized at $l5.-
40. Richa-d. Victor and Minnie Cohn
1e named az stockholders OF the com.
~ Operations will be carried on
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
>E>, YORK sToCI> LETTER.

ErpOIttI Tor III" IIlrH Ds TaIHt'
Webber x 60. Dec. ~: New York
There was strousct opening tins
on the New York stock eN-
change, aud on better class OF buJ =
ing than FOR some tim" past Prices
made further fractional gains. After
the early bulge there was Iittle devel-
Opeud OF interest and thc market grew
.ull with trading light and moVemen -
Harrow some os The Industrial stock,
were uotiCtably strong for ttmt
sales TO noon were something less than,
fOO O0O shares
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
TO ACCEPT SCOTT GIFT.
Council Committee Will Make Rec
omnoendatlon Next Week

3 Members of the council committee
M parks and bouleyards have deCid
"a to recommend accepting tho
Inn Scott bequest for IA fountain
49, Belle Isle with life-sized statue
KS the testator. Such report will
X 0e made TO the common council next
Tuesday night.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
FlEES FOR HIS LIFE.

HILLSDAIlE. Mich. Dec. Ia
(Specian Nelson Nethaway, a young
man living alone. three miles east vi
the city. narrowly escaped cremation
this morning. in his burning home
The house was wrapped i'm flame1
when he awoke. and he escaped in
his night clothes
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
Tips Scarce; Porters Ask Increase.

Tips Scarce; Porters ASK INCREASE.
CHICAGO. Dec. 15-Disgusted with
the few tips they say they now re
ceive from the travelling public, 5000
Pullman car porters, by petition to
the general manager of the Pullman
company today, are pleading for an
advance from SO 1-2 cents a day paid
them as wages by that corporation
They ask. in order that they may
not be dependent upon the public for
a living. that all porters of under
five years service be paid $45 per
month and that all over Ave years in
the service get $50.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
BUTTER AUD EGGS.

Butter - Creameries, extras, 30hc:
hrsts. 2Si9c: dairy butter. 23c. packing
stock. zoe III.
Fggs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. 32lkc doz Receipts, Thurs
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16

not made up his mind, and Of course
the vacancy does not exist yet"
The party was in Washington three
days. and then separated, the other
members going to New York and Chi.
cago.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
obsERvE FoREFA-HEes DAY.

[. WAYNE. Mich, Dec i5.--Forefa. h
~ day was celebrated with a New
Qo)ond supper AT the congregational
u<fh last night. The speakers were
tco{dent +. g. Lancaster. Ouvet col.
-; Rev. Or. Bradley. Saginaw; +. d.
I)or and James Scnermerhorn. Dc,
>lk Alfred Rice waL toastmaster.
~ excellent music was rendered
Miss Abba Owen and Mrs. Wells
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
CHICAGO TIER MARKET.

CHICAGO. Dec. l5.-ButtCr: Extras
2Sc. hrsts, Csc; dairy extras. sc: firsts,
2Sc Eggs: Prime iirsts. 33c: frsts. 3lc.
e. h "a 81: Skins, 1iu1tl.C, young
Americas IA ,, a. l5c. Live poultry;
Fowls. lie. ducks. l24l3hac. geese
lOI. a. lie.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
PRODUCE.

Commission men reported a gener-
ally active ana steady market this
morning Poultry prices were inclined
60 work - little higher. as receipts are
middle OF the week, and at the same
time retailers are now beginning TO
place their orders for holiday supplies
Receipts OF rabbits have increase
faster than the demand and the mar
ket vs. showing easier tendencies. Eggs
and butter are firm, ana dressed calves
and hogs are steady
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16

The fire underwriters of Detroit
held meeting In the Hotel Cadillac,
"Wednesday evening. and after dinner
listened to an address by Clarence Il.
Pellet, former president OF the Chi.
cago Underwriters club. MIR. Pellets
talk was on the benefits OF organiza.
tiCn among underwriters, telling espe-
cislly OF the work done by the Chi.
cage association. The object OF the
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16

Loan agency and other claims
amounting to s479.54 caused w. ID.
Wilkinson, Of Detroit, TO file petit
ton in bankruptcy in the United
States court, Thursday. The matter
was referred to Lee +. Joslyn.
referee in bankruptcy.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16

The word Christmas" comes from
Christ" and the Saxon word
"moesse," which means a mass and a
feast.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.

CHICAGO. Dee. l5.--Gralp opening:
Dee. wheat. OF sc. Ma. unchanged
Dec aud Man corn. unchanged Dec.
rats. Sc lower. May. unchanged. Pro-
visions Were fra"tiOnaily higher
Noon Dec. wntat ~ l.c May. nc
Ngtcr. Dec. corn up lac. May. =
higher Dee. oats advanced Sc, May.
unchanged.
close. Dec wheat was of &c for
the days trading May lost re Dec
corn up i4c; May up &c Dec oats
gained Aci May OF isc Provisions
showed fractional declines
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16

tiously. The railroads pay them 81 a
car for all cars handled In this way.
which practically amounts to re-
bate. 1t was these allowances that
the Trunk Line association had voted
TO cut off. but, under the later action,
they will stand
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
BUSINESS NOTES.

Schloss Bros, Charles Goldsmith *
Co.. and Hamburger q SHERMAN, DE.
Toit firms, have filed petition In
United States court, to have JACOB IL.
Burdick, u Wyandotte merchant. de-
clared bankrupt The three firms
have claims amounting to 1900.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
EAST BUFFAI.O-Opehfn
D aiming a sreyens' Live stock Report.

EAST BUFFALO. y Y, Dec. II
Cattle Receipts ! cars :. SOY ~ "a Pes tSi
100 to i4oG 400 steers ,oo - steers
.5OQ6. best LOO TO l.200-lb. shipping
steers, IS: 25@5.75: medium. butcher
steers 1000 10 i,lo9-'6g 70 go'S Set
cows, s45093; fair TO good COWS, SSz
IA common TO medium do sac > 20
!rimmers,. sZ6o@s: best est. rat he snSS
fair TO good do. s4Q4,25; stock heifers.
s35044; best feeding steers; dehorn-
ed. si7sQ5 medium TO good teedins
S375q4; best bulls -. q 20; ooIoS-
ma bulls, s4a450; stock bulls, 1878 y
425. fancy mixers and springers. 500
a 7O good to fancy mixers ana
s25q40.
Hogs Receipts, 20 cars; strong
heavy and workers, $50 pigs, % Ss aro
lower best lambs, so 20 q ttO year
lings. $5a s. IS; wethers. s4a 4.2'' ewes
'S I9iyes. s5ms11.
EAST BUFFALo-Ciose,
EAST BUFFALO. y. y. Dec, 10 =
CattIr: Receipts. l25 head narket'
dun STEADY. primo steers, sC.5Va 80
butcher grades. $3.50 so. Calves
Receipts. 10 head market active
ana lambs Receipts. 900 head, mar
krt. slow. 100 l5c lower; choice lambs
s6S5s6G49 cul To fair. S5.25I6.2!;
yearlings si.15a5. sheep SsUi.25.
Hogs Rcceipts. i250 heed: market ac-
tiv,, 100 i5c hgher, yorkers. s'.'0"
7.g5. pigs. $SmS.to. mixed $50; heavy.
500 roughs, ssm1.lo, stays. se25@t
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Dee 10 Hogs Receipts. 10000 mar
kcL l0d Sc higher. mixed and butch
crs, S74Oa7.So; good heavy. $3.50
7,75 rough heavy. 35m 90 isht.
Receipts. $500 market steady; beeNes.
StS5G125 COWS and heifcrs. " 20 N
So stockers and feeders. SO 25a 5 SO.
To Mans, ss90a5; calves, y7Ms %.
Sheep Receipts. $4,000 market.
strong native. So I0m 20. western.
s2l5Oa i25; lambs. 50 ID a 30. west
crn. $i5OaG25.
CLEN ELAND.
GLEN r.LAND. a.. Dc6-- 15.--IIogs.
Receipts. 5000 head, 20 20 higher:
mediums and mixed. saSh workers..
pigs aud lights. s7.s1. attic: Re
Ceipts 3 cars steady. Sheep: Receipts
I 10 cars. s6.25. Calves: Receipts. 100
/ hcGd, SlV.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
NEW YoRk MONEY MARkET.

NEW YORK. Dec lj-Money on cali
g.. time money a a foi siS months
Bar silver--LonIon. 2jA bar silver
New York. Ils. Demand sterling,
xi.S5.4OGi t.NJ.4j
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
TOLEDO GRAN AND rRoDlCE

IOLLDO. o. Dec I5-Mh heat. CASH
ana Dec. 96l2c. May. $l0Oi.. July
- l4c Corn, Cash and Dee. isc: MaV.
- July. 507sc oats Cash and
Dec, 50 ,, G. May, 37c. July, SO l.c. Rsc.
No. :. sSc, No. 3. soc. Cloverseed: Cash
and Dee. s922is March. 50 20 April.
ST.3o; Feb. ss22is Oct. ss75; Jan.
St22. Alsike: Prime and Dec 81 20
Timothy Prime and Dec. si.65. But
ter, eggs and haN UNCHANGED
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16

Business-iike Printing. No fuss and
No feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co. as
John R-st Vain 1898 or City 33ss
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16

CLEVELAND.

! GLEN EI.AND. a.. Dc6s-15.--IIogs
/ Receipts. 3.OcO head, 2OH 20 higher:
mediums ana mixed. s1.Sb. workers..
/ pigs aud lights, $3.50. attic Re
Ceipts cars, steady. Sheep. Receipts
. 10 cars: $6.25. Calves. Receipts. 100
/ hcLd, $40
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
NEW YORK COTTON.
U. s. GOVT. BONDS.

Bond quotations reported by Hayden
stone * 60. Sept 10
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
Markets and Finance

2 red. a6I,c. May op,red without
change at sl.DoL. advarccd "a si.ooia
and declined To Sl00h4 July opened at
sSAc, advanced Nc. declined 10 o5A
No I white. 95Ac
Coarse grain quotations. Corn--cash
No. ,. 55c; No. yellow. ear az 56c.
No yellow. i5c. ncw No. yellow
! car ~ tSr Oats standard. ears
~ 35c. No, white 3tisc Rye-Cash
cash and Ian, iiovrrhccd Prime
spot S9.lO, Marcn s915. sample. 40
hpgs at ss.ii. - At $50. 90 at s.. .,
az So, sc at $3.50 IL 1T si.s5; prime
Glstkc $40; sample ais Ike. bags at
- 10. IL al $50. - At S.sv. Timothy
seed Prime spot St.lb nominal
Receipts Ia the Detroit market
hutsday included 500 hhlS OF Hour. 3
ears OF wheat. % of corn and Of oats
Withdrawals Wore 500 bis OF Hour.
stocks are l3c, al bu of wheat. 2OO. l3t
% "a corn, '%S.l16 Ia Of eats and is.-
lSA bu OF rye.
Estimated Argentine wheat exports
this week. 500. 900 bu.
Argentine corn acreag, Is 9.250.000.
against $4,000 "A year ago. 'fLe total
crop last year was $1,000 600 bu
liverpool wheat closed ia IA
higher.
Receipts Of wheat on Thursday: -.
Louis, $500 bu, against 20. 900 la a
year ago, Kansas city. li1 cars
asainst so cars Winnipeg. ls9 ears.
against I'D. Minneapolis. 33i cars
aseinst sl0, Duluth ca cars. against
81.
Exports Of wheat and flour Thurs
day. 1000 bu.
primary wheat receipts were Tls00u
hu. asalnSt $4,000 bu a year ago
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16

meeting was To take steps to form
an underwriters club in Detroit, ind
X Is probable that as result oi tins
gathering formal meeting for the
organization OF such u society VIII
be called within week or two. IL
is argued that the underwriters should
he In position to act as unit. just
AS the real estate men. the builders
ana other lines of business do.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16

The Iron Trade Review, of Cleye
land. says that the steel trade Is
suffering not SO much iron: decreased
consumption as from surplus facili
Ties. Structural steel contracts offered
TO manufacturers during The year just
closing reach an estimated total Of
100000 tons, which il close 10 the
record business OF 1906.