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The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
NEW yonK I.HoDucE.

NEW YORK. May g. Fiour-Quiet
unchanged. Pork steady. mess, 500
ease iard-'irm. middle west SPOT.
St3.l1ul355. Sugar--Raw. strons.
Centrifugal 90 test l.3sc musco, DO.
So test. Sac. rSnncd. hrm; Tcutioaf.
6.05c crushed. 5.95c. powdered s5.SSe'
kranulated. S25c Coffee no No 4,
on the spot SAGSlsc. Dressed poul-
try Steady. turkeys. ia a3c, chickens.
l. a. 2Sci fowls, LAD zoe. spring dIch-
Hugs. 2NH2 9c Live poultry -TOhltt'
geese l0C ducks, i5c. fowls. l. sc.
Ia keys. 10N loo. BOOSTERS. old ana
NounE, n iedi Toe. Chees"-SteadN' tnll
cream. old. specials. II iac skins. Spr-
Gals IOfiilc fun skins. . ~ . ~.
coffee options opened steady. 10 ~
points lower Butter--StcadN. receipts,
Tlll. creamery extra. 2ar. state DAIRY
tubs. 23ft2ic. imitation creamery hrsts.
gsis 9fe tr Eggs quiet. receipts ~
IoG nearby white fancy -&N2pc, near
by mixed fancy 229 2gi9c. fresh hrsts.
- NJ nec
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07

lings. s7.75mS, wethers, s7.sSg7.ee;
ewes SG50H7.
.GalNcs-- NaftN 20.
EAST ,EFALO--tiose.
EAST BlFiAl.O. May bs~ihc mar
ket closed with the following changes.
Cattle Receipts. Ice steady, prime.
s5.15NS15. butchers. SiM $40. NcalS ~
krcpipts 1900. slow and steady. com.
mon To choice. S66t $50 sheep ana
lambs Receipts. 200, fairly acuN" Tor
lambs and firm, shvrp slow, choice
lambs. s9mb.-5, culls 20 fair, sS,toH
$40. yearlingg sStlN.25. sheep. slm $50.
Hogs -Bccciprs. 6to0. active and hrm-
er; workers.. Si0.t5ef 10 %. pigs, slO,s5
MIXED and heaNies, slVl5, rougns. SEQ,
stays. SSNN5O
,nICAGO 1--we srock.
CHICAGO, May cattle kccetp,s
co. steady. heoreS s. GO "a >.35s Texas.
sac ftd.tu, western. stN,ti6.N1, stock j.
rrs and feeders, $4,000 =. tb,, cows and
heifefs s. 20 NJ ..aa.r calves. 81 "a -
iiogs Receipts 10000, l5c lower, hgiti.
81. 20 a. . 50, mixed, $4,000 800. heavy
So 2oW9.5a; rough. sa-.oW h3a, piSs
SS.aott 80. Saecp and lambs lee
cetpts 1000, steady native, si.-aH So,
western. Sl.50u 80. lambs. ndtiN T.
SIgseIa. western. :. 20 fts.io
ttEN LlAND.
GLEN ELAND May 6.-llogs-Re-
ceipts. 1900. Toe higher. all grades.
$3.50. Cattle Receipts. cars. Arm.
i.ambs-R Receipts. 10 vars, $500 tor.
calves Receipts. zoo. 1875 top.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
CHICAGO rRnnIcE.

CHICAGO May Butter cream
cry extras. sSiac. hrsts. 2ic. dairy eN-
trao g6c trsts &c. Egks--prime
rrsts Gle. nrsts. lSc Cheese Twins.
II = a. ltct young Americas. u a ~ re.
Live poultry Turkeys l5c, fowls. 10
~ l6isc. ducks l6H l1isc; geese. 20
&c
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07

crs. wash OF the city streets and
walks on is . merry life lead ~
hoat or nil and mead
Put | tell yen Mr. Sun. Il really
takes both Of ~ 10 make She plants
grow ~ 10 settle our quarrel. yun
hpc a liltie while then Jet me pom
forth showers tor a short time, aui
20 Ne will take Turn about at orr
work
Thus it horrens that IN the month
% April. >boWcra are sometimes Cut
a lcw mioHics long. when we see tho
clouds scm- ing away and the sun
rccp iau2h.ngly ont Oh old Mother
Earth.
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BUTTEh AND EGGS.
Butter c

Butter - Creameries. extras, ssc;
hfsts. csc. dairy butter. 2lc, packing
stock. zoe per Id.
Eggs-FTtsh current receipts, cases
Included, i9iac per doz Receipts on
FRIDAY l542 cases
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PRODUCE.

Comm ission men reported no special
change Ia prices this morning, Dressed
calves flil,d 20 ciean up Yesterday. and
there was some shading OF prices Tot
the saturday trade Dealers ARE look
ing fol "a further drop Ia butter prices
on Monday. EggS are showing a ten
dtncy go accumulate ana the market is
easy m tone ar unchanged ~ ices.
Poultry Ia not ,lc2ning up IN spite ct
the fact that receipts ave very ltEhl
Thcrc is a little better inquiry FOR po-
tetoes. but trade In carlnts Is FeiN
STOW. Stra wherries are in ample sup
TN. the demand is active, ana pfirvo
are working lower with the season
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citr(. 400


CHICAGO May 6-Whcat open n Z
WAS rather taoic. bat easier with a lit
tie local pressure ard scattered com -
mission buying Corn Generally Grm-
or oats Easter all around. wiz trade
tame PROFESSIONALISM lower On cop-
siderable selling p"essut~ at The start
NoOn-W heat and corn strong and
higher all around. oats fIacttondtls
lower
All grains strong and h.El4cF Pro-
Nis ots lower all around
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07

cIO-2I4 FORD BLDG. DEfHoIT.
Stocks Bonds Grain and Provisional
Boston stock Exchange.
Aem"er Chicago Bourd Of Trade.
Private wires TO all markets
Michigan correspondents OF Paine.
Wcbbcr a CO., Boston, and Logan q
BrynuA New York and Chicago
Stock certificates d,.-vered promptly.
Correspondence solicited.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07

Mere than $4,000 persons spend the
greater part OF their lives on the
barges and canal boats of England.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07

LONDON. May The offering At tine
" COL auction sales Friday were prin-
rlraiIv New Zealand and Punta Ar nas
.,,sebredS There was considerable
competition for all offerings and prises
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07

Job rr,rtIrg "onc ',Gat. Times
py,rttpy Co., Is Jonn * 81 call Maio
1905 or City 33sb.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
BOSTON CorrEn LETTER.


'raig X Coz May =: Early Load
cables quote metal market on -. iios-
ton eoppr' market quiet with iittir
change iu prices this morning ruerc
is 10 marked increase In public invest
Went a Vet, and not likely until lie
metal situation improves.
George + Bartlett who aas Just
Completed an inspection OF tue NortA
lHttc mine In company with Gene raj
AZ mayer Pope. wines Charles A. NiafN
as follows rhc North Butte shaft -
hottowcd Ina hrst-clasa ore aud tae
mime Is improving rapidly
The ~. shaft ON the Hancock prop
crtN ts sinking tofrracN the Quincy lode
81 here a copper OF good comm, .ci.,l
quality is known to traverse tar land
os pa" company Reports SHOW under
-rnuud workings 20 continue in Nrst-
class copper ground Drifting is IN
pi oSrcss steadily M the various levels
down 60 the sixteenth and q large $50
stock pile OF good commercial copper
rock is sn evidence.
The directors of the QUINCY Mining
CO. viii meet IN she ueNt ttvO or three
weeks 20 take action GA we quart"riN
dividend due for payment iu june.
Three months ago the quarterly rate
was Increased from s. L. $l.'o aud a
director states That the urNt iNluruu
VIII probably I've at thr "a. rased rate
The company Was fortunate tn uc%u-
tlattng large sales " copper several
weeks aSp before the recent decline
started. receiving li". 90 pound tor
two months output The next dividend
VIII be declared from thc uyl PROFITS
for the quarter ended March 81 -whtrh
were NJ the rat" OF about $500 pr
STARE per annum. At IN" present time
the company ~ producing over 22.aoo,- b
o11 pounds of refined copper per am
mum. Costs are about l0isc ON l3c
copper Quincy can earn about $3.50, ind
net or AZ the rate ot S. share on is
10000 out standing shares.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07

In n nickolin-the-slot pool table NJ
The balls roll from the pockets into a
common receptacle, from which then
cannot be taken until a coin releases
lock
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.

DTgrbis.
DETROIT May TIP } p. Nor
gan. Ir. go y. IA Friday. Lau@hlin,
g. Owego. 1919, J. H. Eddv ard Do e
NJ. 1870 3.Io. Rensselaer, Manla. Norta-
crn Wave. 220t Maud 40, Wai,t.
Scranton. $3.50. ClGgautia. so. cham
plain. $50. seneca. 90. AnGciinc. 40.
Down. Corona. ITO y. m. i'ri tay,
Ashley 20. rurtct cape. 10: Brazil,
.2.I0. Christopher. 3.30. - q Kerr, \
= Epson 10, clarke. J n ll"tchum.
&. Starrucc9. go. Regina, MdricOpa,
G.50. Bennington.
Use 500.
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, May -
IN: SaNpna. =. IN. triday g. w.
FIphtckc. Tyrone. $40, Gates. Mantrt,
2. philip Mlnch Imperial and oil barge.
ShaughncS &. Mclean. Widcucr. =;
Pressure IN" IAN. Glenmount. Orinoco.
s. AleN. Thompson. Noble. Qucen
CITY. $50. Townsend, s. Crescent city,
20. Williams. Mills. y
Down j. Epson. : m Friday
AtEabasca. 1cnEins. 30, RaIcr. HAD
dinpton. 3 Kenora Leonard. MillCr ,;
Westcott Harvard 8. j Brown
colonel 100: Oriuoco. Montczuma, y.
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>rv YORK STOCK LETTER.

Total otS sales. 72o.7oo shares
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lings. s7.75@s. wethers. s7e5g7ec;
ewes So 50n7.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
Week Just Ended One of Salts.
faction to Salt Lake
Merchants.
BUSINESS IN ALL LINES
RAPIDLY BECOMING BRISK
More SeasonabIe Weather
Would Give Added Stimulus
TO Active Shopping.

Retail merchants Of Salt Lake
were so inclined. with Christmas trade
closing in upon them. The last week
has made a tremendous Inroad on the
heavy stocks of holiday goods. All
lines, staple and novelties, have had a
heavy run. Some Of the merchants
say that if rush any stronger comes
than tho regular trade has been this
week they will be puzzled to handle
the crowds. There has been almost a
constant jam. BY 10 clock each day
during the week the stores have been
filed with buyers. Customers leaving
the stores with arm loads of goods; the
wagons filled to the limit; storage space
filled up with goods laid away and the
express Offices and postofice busy arc
some Of the proofs of Salt Lake S heavy
holiday trade.
1t would bo hard to pick line that
is not moving. A few weeks ago there
was some complaint about the dullness
of certain lines. These are jumping
ahead. The touch of moderately cold
weather has had stimulating effect
on shopping The weather man has
been kind enough to shake down few
flakes Of snow. A good trade booster
Toys in Big Demand,
The week just ended was toy week.
Long before the parents were ready to
90 shopping the youngsters had picked
out their particular toys. With the
boys, OF course, sleds, skates and the
like have been the craze. Dolls and
the fancy articles seen in every store
have attracted the girls. 1t has been
busy week with shopper and store
keeper.
At the beginning of last week all the
heavier lines began TO move. Hard
ware, furniture, jewelry, in fact all the
more expensive articles-received tho
call. Furs and wraps have been good
sellers oil week In most instances the
reduction tag is on furs. This was
made necessary on account of the open
season, Clothing felt the same knife
on price tags and these two items have
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
Realty Dealers Are Gracefully
Taking Back Seat for
Present.
INQUIRY STRONG AS TO
PROPERTY, HOWEVER
Early Spring Trade in Resi-
dences Will Be Strong, Is
Prediction.

"We are not trying TO supplant the
greatest citizen Of the country. Santa
Claus is what real estate men VIII
tell YOU when asked as to the condi-
tion of the realty business IN Salt
Lake at this time 1--WE gracefully
take a back seat and give him full
SWAY We probably couldn I help our
selves if we wanted to, is the admls-
sion of all dealers.
There has been a string of inquiries
the past week that makes up tor any
lack Of sales. Many of these inquiric cs
are from persons outside the state Not
a day passes that letters asking for in
formation as TO the advantages here Tor
investment of eastern capital. either In
business concerns or real estate. do not
make their appearance
While there arc number of empty
houses in the city the real estate deal
ers saw there is nothing dlscoufaglng
in this. There hasn + been the outlook
in Years for the purchase Of homes that
there is for next spring. All dealers
say the trade, carly in the spring, IN
residences will be strong Their rea
son for this view is given in the gen
eral movement among all classes TO
own homes and stop paying rent The
dealers say that such conditions can
prevail only in cities where there are
prosperity and steady growth.
rhc records for tho week show al
most 100 realty transfers. The sales
among these transfers of owners of
homes are not in the majority by any
means. Vacant lots, houses built by
firms and business houses make up
the majority of the transfers. In max
ing a close analysis of the real estate
trade for the week, il will he seen that
normal conditions prevail. A few deal
ers report better business so far in
December than for November.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
Members of Realty Mems Asso-
citation Consider Plan From
All Sides.
PRODUCE ARGUMENTS
FOR AND AGAINST 1T
Will Thresh Matter Out Before
Going to the City
Council.

Since the meeting Of the Rea' estate
Mems association last Wecspvs-lay
there has been considerable talk among
the dealers relative to the action taken
at that time to establish 4 uniform
building line. TO a certain extent.
there have been differences of opinion AS
10 the extent 10 which tho agitation
should he carried. IT is contcudcd hr
some in their argument that the mat
Ter might br carried far enough To re
strict the growth of the city.
In discussing the question ono real
estate dealer referred to the building
ordinance in force in Denver. There a
building line is established and also
material designated One secs brick,
stone or concrete houses in Denver aud
no others, Of recent construction, says
this dealer Further, the houses are II
uniform distance from the sidewalk,
The result is that the residence sec.
tions for mnny blocks impress the
visitor that hit or miss plan is not in
force
Promoters Of subdivisions in Salt
Lake realize the Importance Of this
feature, In discussing the measure
one Of the members of firm with big
subdivision project on hand said that
the purchasers Of other lots enter into
contracts observing certain building
restrictions and that the contract pro
vides that when the property is sold
The same contract must be part of
the decd
Two features of the contract are i'm
portant. according 10 the owner OF the
plot. and these are: No house shall
be built closer than fifteen feet from
the sidewalk, and the house shall not be
used for other purposes than n resi-.
dence. Store buildings on this particu-
lar Subdivision arc limited 80 q certain
locatjun near the center OF the plat
W'I'e the movement took form at q
rcr;t"g of the real estate men. il is
claimed hy them that citizens in gen.
cral are back Of the plan and want the
real estate men to put it into force. II
cannot be said that thcrc is direct op
rosItion TO the plan with any of The
crbers of the realty association. II
ls explained that the cause for argu
reut is 60 bring out the best points in
the movement before ii is presented tc
the city council
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
TAlIAR P0ITLT0N FILES
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY

". j Pou!ton. a tailor. who has cor
ductcd business for some time ~ l22
South Main street, filed petition in
bankruptcy in the United States dis
trict court Saturday. The debts con
s'st. for the most part, of promissorv
noies for money advanced by local
banking comnaricS. Among the credi
tors are tho Cou''Iental National bank
which hold romissory note for
Sll1S.3s; Zion 5 Savings bank, $1,000;
Walker Bros. 5000 The assets consist
uf property in Salt Lake City valued
nt $1,000. which Poulton claims is cx.
empi under the law, and cash 10 the
amount OF S475. The total amount of
liabilities is S514i.43
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18

Kimball & Richards report better bust
mess for tho first half uf December than
for amy preceding month this year. lheif
sales In Highland Park addition have
bccn satisfactory. Some OF The lots sold
this week arc for Christmas presents.
IL inaugurates n new feature oi Cnrlst-
mus for salt Lake Richards is AT hls
desk d few hours each day now. after
being confined at home for more than
two months from typhoid fever
Taking advantage of tho mild weather.
the contractor has pushed the work on
the last week. III a few days the last
stone will be in place. The top OF the
tower will be above the water tanks seen
at The top Of the building. As the tower
goes up the beautiful architectural de-
signs are seen to advantage.
Workmen have been busy giving the
finishing touches To the kearns build
ing. In Il short time the building VIII
be ready TO turn over to the owner. While
OF the building, the two large store
rooms have been finished on the m
side. Within few days both stores
will be open.
The Crane company OIL West Second
South street. adds to the prosperous ap-
pcar1ncc OF that section OF the city, IL
practically is completed.
Building permits for tho week include
pretty aud substantial homes for the
city Work OH some OF these buildings
will begin at once.
Buildings undc rgoiug repairs and those
being rrnode.d are almost completed.
Thc Liberty thcaicr on South State
street Is being decorated. Sam Lester.
the contracting builder, will finish his
part Of In. work soon.
"
The Flclschmann Yeast company
building AT Fifth South and State streets
Is being put up AS fast lis q large force
uf men can do the work. The company
wants TO get into the new building be-
fore winter weather
Whitmore's garage ON South Temple
street. between Fourth and Fifth East
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
SAYS M0FFAT RAILROAD
WILL COME ON RAPIDLY

g. a. Cnhb Of Steamboat Springs Colo.
Is guest al the Semloli. Speaking Of
il,e Mnf1at railroad he said:
''I fn"i perfectly assured that the Nof-
fat road will reach Sal, Lake sooner
than the public generally expects The
financial difficulties as am informed
have hcon overcome. and active work will
go right along from this time forth |
am engaged in Tho sra uberry industry
and am connected with the Rout County
Sira uhcrrv company We claim that we
can grow strawberries in greater quan.
tity and hn;icr qualify Than can he pro-
ducod in Arkansas. Illinois or California
and In ihis connection ] desire TO say
Furthermore that Irah. In pnint Of soil
and climate. is not one whit behind Colo
rsdo ar any other western state
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
MARLBOROUGH PLACE
IS EXCELLENT SITE
Company to Spend $25, 200 in
improvements Before Offer
ing Lots for Sale.

One of the pretty building sites of
the city is Marlborough place, being
plated and improved by the realty firm
of Hoffman Bros. The plat contains
thirty acres and is laid of into 800
lots IL is bounded by Seventh and
Ninth Fast and Tenth and Eleventh
South streets. Tho entire plat is al
most as level as "a floor, and the sur
face is from one to two feet above the
street level, Three avenues, Emerson,
Kensington and Bryan, have been
opened through the site and tho street
grades established
In the spring, concrete sidewalks Will
be laid, and tho streets inside the
boundaries Of the tract improved by
graveling and curbing, Six hundred
Carolina poplar trees have been set out,
twenty feet apart, around the whole
tract and along the streets that cross
it. The company will spend S25,Oou In
improvements before Offering a lot for
sale. In the spring, work will begin on
thirty-two houses, to be scattered over
tho plat. These houses will be of the
bungalow type anu VIII SoS" ~" 100
than $4,000 each. Building restrictions
on the plat will bo that amount, and
the deeds will be CONTRACTS forever to
keen stores or saloons of the tract
At the entrance of each street cobbie'
stone arches will be erected with cleo;
trio lights. The houses will be set back
from the sidewalks reasonable distance
and parks will be built between the
sidewalk and street This scheme VIII
be uniform in all buildings and will add
to the beauty of the place. When the
thirtv-two houses are completed the
sale Of lots Will open. With each aud
every lot will go the water rights and
all the street improvements.
Street car lines pass on two sides
of the plat. giving satisfactory car sery-
ice TO residents of that section Of the
city. The trees planted are five years
old and will be giving shade next sum
mer. In every detail Of the opening
of the place the promoters have kept IN
mind the "bome.
van want m that furni IN ed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18

entered largely into the Christmas buy.
ing. Men IS furnishings, too, have not
been left out.
Hundreds of Christmas trees have
been disposed of in the last week,
This means many dollars spent for dec
orations, not to say anything about
what will he on the trees Sunday morn
ing after Santa Claus makes his call.
Candy stores report heavy orders for
the week The retail grocery stores
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
TAXPAYERS ARE EAGER
TO SAVE THEIR PROPERTY

One Of the greatest crushes in tho
history Of the county treasurer s office
was witnessed Saturday. From the
time the doors were thrown open in
the morning until the office closed in
the evening, there was n lam of deln-
queDts eager TO pay their taxes and
thus prevent the sale of their property
for taxes Monday. a little more thnn
100000 was paid in during the day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18

begin to feel the effects Of the ap
preaching holiday. Trading begins
early and continues until the time for
closing comes. Parts of this week
most Of the stores OF the city will he
open after 6 o'clock TO accommodate
buyers who find it difficult to get to the
stores during the day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
Settled Out Of Court.

others AGAINST the Utah Copper com-|
pany, in which personal injury damaoek
were sought. was dismissed in the Unitsd'
States district court Saturday upon mo-
tlon OF the plaintiff, The case was set
tied out of court the company paying
Mrs. Wagcner $500,