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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-08

And in accordance with law and an or
der OF the Board of Directors made on
the 18th day of November. \. D. 1908
so many shares of each parcel of stock
as may be necessary Will be sold at
public auction at the office of the COM
pnny. 10T Continental National Bank
building, Salt Lake City. Utah. ON
Thursday. the Soth day of December. a.
ID. 1900. at 10 o'clock a. m. to pay the
delinquent assessment thereon. together
with the costs OF advertising and ex-
penses of sale.
Secretary
BY John w. GeIser. Assistant Secretary.
By order OF the Board of Directors OF
the Utah-Arlzona Gold G Copper Mining
Co, the date OF sale referred to In the
foregoing notice is extended to and until
10 o'clock n. M. on Tuesday. the lsth
day OF January, a. ID. 1910.
Dated at Salt Lake City. Utah. this
goth day of December. 1909
WALTER ]. BURTON. Cecy.
BY JOHN W. GEIGER. Asst. Secy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-08
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ground. and the paper must be good
or the ink VIII show through The
Sin Wan Pao is nov using n glazed
onion -skin paper which Is made or
Norwegian wood pulp especially for
this market. II looks as though II
Merc CreasCd.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
COMMANDERS PEARY TO
GET MEDAL IN LONDON
he Arrives There To Deliver Lecture
and Will Be decorated by Royal
Geographical Society.

LONDON, May THAT Captain
Scott. with the British Antarctic ex'
ploration party. IL certain 10 reach the
South Pole. barring shipwreck or seri
Gus illness in the party. was the opin
ion expressed by Commander Robert
+. Pcary. discoyerer of the North Pole
when he arrived here today He gave
as a reason that conditions in the Ant
arctic circle were better for eNplora.
tion purposes than In the north be-
cause the ice fields there present a
permanent surface and do not break
up rs In the north.
Regarding his plans, Peary declared
he believed he had earned the right
10 rest Il have finished my field work
in either the Arctic or the Antarctic,
he said
PeGry will be the guest NJ luncheon
tomorrow OF the Royal Societies club
IN St James-st with the Earl OF Halls
bury presiding.
The medal OF honor OF the Royal
Geographical society will be conferred
Oh Peary next Wednesday night fol
lowing his lecture at the Royal Albert
Hall Thursday night Peary will de-
liver a pablo lecture and next week
he will start on continental lecture
tour
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03

does not meet with favor from Eddy,
RonRud and other committee of nifty
leaders While the Massachusetts
law provides for the running of street
railways without franchise. they al
lege that the Boston system is actual
ly operated under a state charter
which gives the operating company a
practically perpetual right az a
straight hyo.cent fare.
The citizens committee on munich
pa ownership is preparing for the
fght 20 carry the Moore plan az
municipal ownership when a time
shall be- set for submitting tho char
Ter amendment embodying that plan.
Charles : Hampton has been made
chairman of the speakers committee,
Dan G. Smith chairman, pro ten. 7.
l.. Dalton. secretary. and Wilbur
Brotherton treasurer. The other com
mittee members are. r : Grece, r.
4 Jcifries. H. b. Dunnebach George
William Moore. and George II. Harris
Edward Bowchar has been selected as
chairman of the canvass committee
which viii organize a house-tO-house
canvass of the city Francis II. War
rem is secretary OF shat committee.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
ADMIRAL HICHBORN DIES.
Retired Chief Constructor OF Navy
Was 70 Years Old.

WASHINGTON. May Rear Ad-
miral Philip Hichborn. retired, former
ly chief OF the bureau of construction
and the inventor OF the Hichhorn bal
anced turret and the Franklin lie
buoy. died al his home here last night
He was in his Tend year He had
been iii for the past two months with
arterial scleross. Last week he mad
q cerebral hemorrhage and yesterday
had another attack from which he
never rallied. At the admiral's bed
side when the end came were the ad'
miral's wife, son and sonin-law.
His daughter, Mrs. L. 5. Pearsan.
whose first husband was james G..
blaine Jr.. and who was known at The
time OF her first marriage as the pref
test girl in Washington, was not
there.
Interment will be In Mt Auburn
cemetery. Boston, near the admirals
old home which was In Charleston.
Mass
After 80 years OF active service Ac-
miral Hichborn. who AT the time was
chief constructor OF the navy was re-
tired in 1901 with the rank OF rear
admiral.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
InaPING PRICES.

Canned Go"d>-AAp5lssss.. gals; 80, go
s1d15o Corn-Faucy Maine. 81 10:
! standard. s5o Table beets sl.25li 40
I Pees-Fancy. early June; N.S5; stan
sockeye. tall. 81 50; .nat, g.: .Alagko
rods, slf0; Alaska pinks. $ll5 To-
matoes, 15N soc. suecotash. STA liz
I per doz
sl42507 delivered.
Fced-Rran s26: fine middl!ngs. $50
coarse middungs' 81 80, ,559.ck ra corn ord
SIS coarse, corn meal s-o' corn ana
FIour-Michigan patents In wood
best ord rlear ,Ra555S"' per 'btbl i
ou.-Raw Ilnseed. S6c; Boiled lin.
seed. SIC; Diamond headlight Kerosene
9lac. Perfection, Zoe. Eocene. Ice;
fr9wT f EASEL lots iSG Per per sG gal FpeH
Fro, isions-Mcss pork 's26 so; fam
ilv se7a IS, medium, clear. s2j 80 y
27.jo. smoked hams. i7al7 &c; Ary
mic hams, i2iac, bacon. l94 2oc. i2rc,
In tlcrces. l4c; kettle rendered. l5c
sngnr-Retal price list FOR Detroit
Delray, Crosse Pointc, Highland Park,
North Detroit and River Rouge Crys-
tal dominoes 2,lb. sS65 do 5-ih,
IS So cubes. ssS5: XXXX powdered
s6O5; standard powdered. Sc granulat-
ed, extra coarse. $50, grandlated, hne
in bulk. $3.50: granulated 2-lb cartons
$3.50: granulated 2-lb cartons. s. 90;
granulatcd, 5-lb. cartons. $3.50. granu-
lated. lob. cartons. s675' Eranuiated.
25-lh. cartons, s.. s.: diamond 4, So. 20;
confectioners' a, 81 70; No. !. $3.50; 10
?. $500, No. 3. s5.55, No 4, $50, No
5. s545 No 6, $40. No :, s5.35. No
s. $3.50 No. 3. s5.25. No. 10 81 20: No
no 20 Il il. s5.e5: 10 Is. ,5.c5. Michigan
graduated $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
Quotations by Hayden. stone & co.
tmBid CsJsold cx)split
CHICAGO GNAIN IEI'rtN.

Reported Tor / ne llin'N ny '-dI~oil'
Craig * 90. May . Wheat--W neat
traders have had q mild surprise TINS
morning in til. way the mar ket re-
cefved support after early break. sell
ing pressure on first trades was great
and break in prices at To-" point
amounted 20 lizc Tor the new cro7
months July has rallied from slti@4
TO sI02ss september from 81 at low
point TO a shade better than slVr
Armour Chaptn and Updike were buy
ers on the break. and there was s,i'-
eral huyinz against downs. Now t"dt
the southwest has had heavy general
rains. experts are raising the question
as to whether the precipitation Is not
too late 20 all much IN the stpoling OF
the plant SHOWS report indlcdt's
nearly 1917 per cent abandoned acre
age for entire winter Wluut het OF
Aie5 GOO acres. balance standing iof
harvest og.35s 600 acres, Trade BlFlnS
little attention 20 other news aslNe
from the rains and crop estimates de-
iiveries OF corn little over l,SVOoOV
were short OF the popular estimate.
Deltveries were well taken ana strong
interests became buyers OF both Ma
and July corn in the open market rms
lac given prices for all months a GOOD
iirtlrn from lower prices made or hrst
trades May up one cent TO 2"isc' tue
later months a little over Saturd&!
close on the ally.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
SAYS 100000
WAS IN JACK POT"
Rep. White. Who Claims He Received
Brbe To Vote For Lorimer,
Makes Statement.

! CHICAGO, May 2.-The big polit.
ca battle which Was forecasted last
week as the result OF the charges
mide by Rep. Charles a. White that
he had been bribed 10 vote for w. A.
Lorimcr for United States senator
began today. Following a second con
ference with States Attorney Way
man, Rep White will be taken this aft
ernoon before special grand jury
and tell his story. White is expected
TO make a statement covering his
charges already published that he re-
ceived $1,000 TO vote for Lorimer AMI
5000 from the alleged legislative Jack
pot
Senator Lorimer and Representa-
tiyes Lee O'Neil Browne and Robert
T. Wilson, the three men most direct
ly involved in Whites charges. are
in the city prepared 10 make vigor-
Gus fight I4orimer ana Browne held
conference yesterday il Lorimer's
Office but neither would discuss what
passed between them. Lorimer~ said
the conference was of private nature
while Browne stated that he and Lori
mer would make their defense when
the proper time comes and not before.
The Chicago Tribune. which first
published Whites charges, today
prints statement by State Senator
Albert f. Isley. of Newton, Ills. in
which he declares that one member OF
the legislature told him he had been
offered $1,000 to vote for Lorimer for
senator but had refused. lsley de-
clined however 10 name his inform
ant
The Tribune also publishes a num-
Der OF letters alleged TO have been
addressed 10 Rep White by Repre-
I sentaJives Browne and Wilson. In
branding Whites charges as false.
1 Saturday. both Browne and Wilson de-
/ clared their acquaintance with White
was only casual" The letters alleg-
| ed 10 have been written by Browne
call White Friend Charles. Friend
! White "Old man and "Old pal .
( The Tribune also alleges that White
! has in his possession n letter Offering
! him a block of stock I'm Senator Lori
mer's new banks and stating that a
| block of STOCK had been held out for
I the senator's friends. 4 letter alleged
10 have been written by Browne on
| June !, 1909. tells White how 10 get
railroad transportation from the Al
I ton, llllHOlS AtuLIdl anu W dbdsn Tdll-
road companies. and the Pullman com
pany
a further statement by White re-
garding his alleged relations with
Browne Is also published in the Tri-
bune. II tells OF several lake trips
taken by himself and Browne in which
the latter. he says, spent money Law
ishly According to the statement
White asked Browne 10 get him a job
and Browne got him one in the city
hall through Senator Lorimer, which
White refused 10 accept
The narrative also contains this
statement: II could not say how
much money was paid into the Jack
pot but was told by one OF the oil
members that it was upwards of $500
600. outside OF the senatorial deal"
II is unlikely that a special session
OF the legislature Will be called 10 In
vcstigate he White charges Gov.
Dencen and Attorney-General Stead
have conferred and agreed that such
session is not necessary The govern.
or believed the matter should be
probed through the grand jurles At
Chicago and Springfield
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
MUST CUT THE TARIFF.
Otherwise c. o. p. viii Go To Smash,
SAYS ]. A. Macdonald

Unless the Republican party takes
up the task Of lowering the tariff all
along the line. IL will be destroyed
as political power declared James
a. Macdonald, editor If the Toronto
Globe who was in Detroit Sunday 20
deliver an address at the dedication
OF the North Baptist church. Mr..
Macdonald is one OF the most iniluen
tial men in all Canada and is thor
oughly conyersant with the taWfi
question The common people, h.
says. are beginning 10 realize that the
high protective tariff is largely re.
sponsible for the high cost OF living
and unless the Republican party
takes steps looking 20 its reduction
a reaction is bound 10 come The sen
timent OF the people both in the Unit
ed States and Canada is for frecr
trade relations, be. says.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
WELL-KNOWN SINGER DEAD.
Lottie Collins Was First To Sing Eta
rs-ra- boom-de-ay' in London

LONDON, May 2.-Lottie Collins,
formerly a well-known music hail
singer, is dead here Of heart disease.
She Was the first 20 sing "Ta-ra.ri-
bCom.dc-ay' in an English music hall.
The Gaiety theater in London sooa
afterward engaged her 70 appear
there as well as at the music halls.
She made ABOUT s600 week for
month after month. Charles FrOhman
engaged tne actress TO 20 to Amer
lea az sum which was placed all
the WY from $500 week 10 $1,000.
This was a.: extraordinary sum 10 pay
is years ago for one song lasting less
than 90 minutes,
The lightning like. tornotchiug
kick and the mad whirl aroung a 40
foot circle OF the stage captivated the
town Miss Collins. who was then
Mrs Samuel p. Cooney in private life.
with three little girls of her own.
toured America, making she said
aftorward ABOUT $4,000 In ALL
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
Applr.-Tancy. Nat5O: commO9.. g

Appirs-Fancy. siGi50; common. 81
as per- bhl. western box apples. VIA
q $50 per box.
Bananas--Good shipping stock. $50
"a . So according 20 quality.
Beans-pricd LIMA. sac per 10.
Ceiery--Californla 81 .3ou . per crate
Florida. ss2Jfi $50 per crate.
CauiInow-r-Califor s2.7593 per
doZ. SB.ao4fi per crate.
.Cabhngc--oid. $3.50 per bbl' new
81 90 per crate
Chcr~c-Nticiigan mt late made. s
Tl5Lci fan made. lIn sc. York State,
1871 zoe; Limburger Wisconsin. ira iNc'
York state. lsV l9c, German cream,
block. ole. domestic loaf use, import
ed. = "a Sec per 10.
Cranhrrrie--sA50 40 per bhi
Dntes-persian. 5V6c 10; Fards. 90
Dressed Cai,e~-choice, llGllAc III;
con mon, 90 l0c per III. -,
FiGs-Importcd. new. II a lie per 10.
California. s5c per box.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumhcrs. hot
house. slIl-e5 por doz. lettuce. hot
g2 per hamper radishes. som Zoe per
doz. wax beans, $3.50 per hamper
parsley. 25c per doZ green beans; ;"
per hamper green peppers. 6nc easket
mat tSat' $3.50 SO =" p 'gy s,basEet crate soc
Ter basket watrr cress. lisa .oc pu'
turnips. soc bu; beets, Gee hn. carrots
- n 9Oc per bu s225 per bhl; aspara
gus. sI.g5 per dos California. s5c per
bunch; green peas sea 2.25 per bu'
young onions. 1oH - dOZ
Grape Fruits Gi5o per case.
Has-petroit dealers arc paying the
following prices for haled hay IN ear
Iqi' 90 b pesro tmoi NS sd 5t% Is 81:
( clover. mixed. sl6Gls5o. rye straw.
sT50GS; wheat and oat straw, -. 90 ~
I. Loose hay from farmers Wagon
on the city markets ranged from 90
! a. 20. quality.
Hides - cured No. /, lie: green,
No l. Sc No bulls. cured. 9,3c.
green green ioc 30 :. Mnrain. cured. Sc;
green Sc. No l calf cured. Ice; green;
l5c per III. No > hides, lc OF kip ana
calf li9c OF No /. horse hides, No. !.
$3.50: No Q $3.50. sheep skins, as 10
wool. S0casi5o
Hopry-Fancy white. 1sTl7c; am
Observation-Disclosures s. 250i'5O box.
Iimes--sl l25 rcr 100
Nu.,rnoms-t50j soc per N
Nufs-Walnuts ~ Sc almonds.
Praziis. "a loo. mixed nuts y q ltc per
( n: hickory nuts. shcllharks sl2aI %
! onions--Miehigan, sl0 3 hu, new
mudas s2as25 per crate.
Oranges California navels, s2.fo q
37I per crate.
Observation-Disclosures 81 oon $50 pei
Soz. Stff per crate.
Popcorn-Ears. 202izc per N,
! potatoe1--Car iois. hulk, 2odi bags
/ e21 PC IN. new Bcrmudas. 81 9od per
/ hu. $3.50 per bhl, new southern, s22o
/ per IN. So per Nhl
Pouitrv--Springs i711Sc: hens. 1sc
ducks, lsG f7c geese. lSa lic; tur-
/ kevs ia So per III.
straw bcrrie~--2i- quart cases. So "a
/ pint cases. $3.50. .
sweet Potatoes rscNs KIN drl|u
81 per hamper: Illinois 81 per ou' s--''
/ per hhl.
TnIIow-No. / &C. No .. &c per II
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
Markets and Finance

An. 40. ADV, 5. oils. 4 Corb. ia
hos Ely l-I6 Butte Cltn, 10. Gao,
- \ A.. 80. g 4 H. $40, chiet
-. Chino. l0A cob cent. 10, Cop
T. Butte. - First Nat, = Frank
ia. ella. 5sah or. Is. Cir 6s, Cold
cons. "a. O. tan = helv., lndr
I insptra, Isle Roy. ~ p Kerr H. l.,
Lake. 81 "a Mass. 6is Miami. 2oE
Mohl a. Mich. 81 Nev Cons. lS,
Nip "a y Butte. ~ = y lake. i0s
Par 10, quincy -; Ray Cons. 16&
shan. loA santa r. "a ) - ae
A. sup. cop So sup. 4 Bos.- 10.
Utah Cons. 20, smelling 39is do PA,
IL n. Mln " nLN- IL 3.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YOR May --Hiour--luiet an
changed Pork Steady. mess, S2l
Lard Dull. middle west spot, sl2 10 AZ
I2S5 Sugar--Kaw, steady. CentrifuSai
% test, 4246: musCovado 70 test. 3.IiC
refined, quiet cutloaf. 595c; crushed.
5.S5c, powdered. , Zoe, EranuIated,
515c Coffee-Rio No :, on the spot,
sasnsIhc Tallow-Dull, city. 81.
country. 707tsc. Dressed poultry
quiet. turkeys. l. q 23c, chickens. 100
glc. fowls i5N zoe. spring ducklin-s.
y II soc Live poultry Firm. gees.
zoe. ducks. Ice; fowls. 2002lc, turkeys.
roosters. old and young. - y n
Zoe Checse-Quiet. fun cream, old
and specials 17isc; skins, specials, 10
HIIc. full skins, 3 u lkC
coffee options opcp"d unchanged 20
point higherl Buttcr-Quiet; re-
ccipts I.075., creamery, extra, 29isc'
state dairy.Ntubs. 23u G1c, Initial on
cresmert4 nrsts, % - a 25c. EggE--it'
fancy 2S f2ac. nearby mixed. Fancy -
fI22iec fresh hrsts, e0i9 q p &c.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
TO KEEP WITHIN BOUNDS.
Haarer Calls Meeting OF Fo-emen TIC
Impress Fact on Them.

Public Works Commissioner Haarer
has called a meeting OF his ward fore
mon for Wednesday morning. when he
will tell them that they must positive
Is keep within their appropriations for
street and alley cleaning during the
10 months beginning July l.
Every cent asked for this purpose
has been allowed" says Hnarer Il ex-
poet NY men TO remember that and
keep within the amount set.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK April S0.--Flour-Quiet
and steady. unchanged. Pork--Mess,
s24 Lard-DUll. middle west spot
s1265 n 1915. Sugar--Raw: easier; cep
trifugals. &c test. si25. mocavodo. IS
test. s37l. refined dun. cut loaf, s5.o5.
crushed $3.50; powdered. S5.25. granu-
lated. g. Is Conec--Rio No on the
spot e. n size Tallow-Dull; city
7ac. country 797ssc. Dressed poul-
try-Dull weak turkeys. Ia 22c.
chickens, 150 23c fowls i5G zoe Live
poultry-Firm. geese. Zoe ducks l6c.
fowls. 2O1s a 2le turkeys. "a l6c,
roosters. old and young. 10 = q l5c
Cheesc-Fair demand. fun cream old
specials. 11isc.
Coffee options opered steady. to
points decline. Buttor--Steady, fair
demand receipts, CLOS. creamery ex
ira. 29isc. state dairy tubs, 70 q 20 Y G.
imitation creamery firsts 20 = a2t u C.
Eggs-Steady. receipts. 2O,204, nearby
fancy. 220 g2lzc fresh hrsts to extra,
20 "a q % "a
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


DETROIT. May Close: Gooi
showers over the southwest. inclGGl,E
Kansas and Nebraska, gave the hears
in wheat decided advantage on Mon
day morning. and wheat started with
a DECLINE or ic Tie bulls had used
southwestern dry weather as a potent
reason for adv4uein prices and hold.
ing thtm up for a .ons timc, hut enc
soaking received Viii make the helieV-
ere IN higher prices look elsewhere tor
rlnmrnition The bull houses IN chi
cage have a great deal OF long sep
tember and continue Ia advise the pur-
base OF more. believing there Will not
~ receipts Of new wheat sufficient 20
at 'hs sales Bears figure a fine WIN
ter wheat crop now that the last uf
me cry spots has had a good wetting,
anG They feel that spring wheat VIII
Doe plentiful enough 10 force prices 20
nluCn lower level
'Nacat was easy until the big visible
supply decrease was shown THIS
strengthened the market and an carry
again set in. and the close WAS :. c
lower FOR cash. and iac lower for July
and september. compared with Satur-
Wheat quotations-Cash No. rel.
sl.07i. May opened with a decline ~
&c at Sl.C7 4. recovered the decline, and
sl.03l4 touched sl.04l.. and declined 20
sl.03A. September opened at 81 o. "A
advanced to sl03%. and declined 90
$780, No. l white. si.oTtl
Coarse grain quotations. Corn-Cas an
No. 8 Ole No. yellow cars az 6l &c.
Oats standard. car at 4ic. M 3
white. 3 cars at i3hc. No. 4 white,
Rye-Cash No. /. sic.
Bsans--Cash s2.o5 May, s2OG
Clov seed-Prime spot . bags AZ
1913 October. 100 bags at $3.50
Timothy seed-Prime spot. 10 bags al
Worlds wheat exports last week :
oS0 600 bu; week ago. 10, $50 600 hn,
year ago. S,l4i000 hu.
Mondays wheat receipts. Duluth. -
cars, against 2l n year ago. Minne-
apolis. 3j5 cars. against 303 thica-@' >
cars. against 3. ~. Louis. .3,opo pU,
against 10000 hu Kansas CITY $4,000
bu against 5000 bu.
Receipts in the Detroit market Mon +,
day Included 3 ears OF corn and 81
oats Withdrawals were l2.Ni2 bd or
corn. and 2.25l hG Of oats stocks arc
349.5S9 bu Of wheat. IL .Iei ~ 81 Com
26 500 bu of oats, and SO on or hurley.
Exports OF wheat and flour Monday.
Decreases in the visible supply last
week Wheat 3.5540e0 hu; corn l.
e+l.0O0 bu; oats. $4,000 hu-
Total visible supply OF wheat 20 :
o2S 600 hu. week ago, -, 90 bu.
wear ago 29.625, 900 bu.
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000
Ia. year ago. $4,000 bu.
Liverpool wheat closed - q sd lower
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. May 2-Wheat opened =
n &c OF for July and y q =. OF Tor
Mayt May deliveries were light There
was poor cali for the long wheat thai
was offered Corn stronger for May.
under unloading by scattered LONGS IN
new crop months. Provisions easier
Noon-Wheat higher all around. May
gaining ., e and other months &c. Cora
4 n lea. 4 q al = b
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
PRODUCE

Commission mon reported no change
in prices 10 start the week with. Re-
Ctipts ~ poultry calves. .and farm
stun OF all kinds we're very light. and
as Tule, the demand was IN propoy-
ton. The trade was MOI looking for
any radical changes in TIE butter mat 70
ket this week Trade ia eggs Is slac h
lng on a little as storage buyers are
getting hlled, NJ. Dressed calves are
steady in tone AT the decline IN price.
and the market. as a whole. WAS a Hess-
steady one,
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
-
NEW YORK sINGk LEIrER.

Reported Tor Tho Times 2! tgLs"n'
craig A Go. May . StOcks-TuSt e
YES continuous selling OF stoc ks
throughout this mornings session on
the New York stock exchange open .
ing prices We're lower aud no sGpPrI |
was given the market by the larger
interests Lower money rates caNsci
an easier feeling In foreign exchange.
with no Immediate prospect or furtnt
cold sEipuents There were only sllSlt
fractional rallies from time 10 time on
proht taking by shorts and at noon TIE
market showed declines ranging from
round fractions TO nearly points ia
-.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
KL|Nk, SALOON
MAN, PASSES AWAY
Taken Unconscious From No. 3Sl
7 P0rter.st., and Dies in St. I
Mary's Hospital q

Fred Klink. former saloonkeeper.
was taken 20 ST. Mary's hospital un-
conscious from No. 3Sl Porterst. late
Sunday night aud died few minutes
aftCrward I'm the hospital.
Coroner Bennett, who Is Investigate
ing the case, is undecided as To how
Klink came Ia his death and post
norton will be held.
Klink is one OF the saloonkeepers
whose application for "A liquor license
was turned down by the council.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
BUTTER AID EGGS.

Buttcr Creameries, extras, 29c;
frsts. Csc: dairy butter, 21c; packing
stock. 20c per Id.
Eggs-FTesh current receipts. cases
included. poe per doZ Receipts on
Monday 1857 cases
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03

TOLEDO o. May 2--wheat--eash
ana May. sl0S; July sl.o3A sept.
si02i9 -cofn--cash and May. 60ca
and MAY. 43hc. July sc; sept. 39C.
rive No. 2. 7sc. No. 3. &c. Cloversccd
Cash. So SO. oct and Dec, $500.
March Ss.62Ia Prime alsikc 81. Pr.ule
Timothy. 81 IS. Butter, eggs and hay.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03

li.Gi5c: young Americas. i4n IA &c.
Live poultry-TurkcNs. Zoe, lows, = =
II l.c. dAcks 10 n 1 :. &c. gcese. ~ y sc.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
chicago PRODUCE.

CHICAGO May -Butter-Cream-
cry. extras. 20isc. frsts. &c, dairy. eN-
trss 2Gc: nrsts. 2tc Eggs--Prime
firsts, 22c. nrsts. zoe. Cheese-Twins.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
LIVE STOCK
EAST BUFFALO-Opentng
Duuutng A stevens Live stock Repor


EAST BUFFALO, y y, May 49,
tSpeciaJ Receipts 10 cars
market IL n 25c lower
Best 1900 TO 450-lb steers, 4sfg;
good 1900 20 l.950-lb steers $3.50
49, best LOO 70 1.20o-lb shipping
steers. $3.50 80, medium butcher
steers 1000 TO LOO lbs, So. 20 a 9 so I.
light butcher steers, s5.6046; best Tat
cows. s5.5ode.50: fair to good cows
s4.15 u 5.25; common TO medium 10,
So 5Og 42J. best fat helfers, sb.JV "
25 good tat heifers. 1915 gs.25; fat-
10 good. do, s5q575: best feedins
steers s575dG.25 medium to good, DO,
SIS 25T575, stockers, all grades. $3.50
q $50 best bulls, $4,000; bologna
bulls. s5q5.75, thin light bulls. =.
40; best mixers and springers, f1ow
CO. common 10 good. do. s25 a 40 each
Hog Receipts 50 ears. lower, heavy
g 90. workers.. Sg.15Nf9 50; pigs. 500
sheep and f.ambs-ReCcipts SO cars,
steady. best lambs sSS0m $40. year
1iugs. Ss0S.30. wethers 500 n i.Nj f.
ewes. tia1.25 Calves Lower. soy