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The Detroit times., 1911-05-16
Reported for The Times by Pane
n. 10
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. May 16.-Close: European
wheat stocks had a large decrease last
week and this follows a still larger one
the week before, causing some alarm
at the leading grain centers AT the
same time cables are coming from Rus
STA 10 the effect that conditions around
Odessa are as bad as ever. Some light
rains came, but not enough to relieve
the situation and the outlook Is quite
discouraging This had strengthen
ing effect on the Liverpool market
Australian markets were firm.
General crop news In America was
bearish The northwest and much Of
the southwest have had generous rains
and crop damage reporters are silenced
for a time at least Bulls look TO the
flour situation for help because stocks
of Hour are very low, but there IL no
sign of an increased demand Buyers
take only what they require for i'm
mediate use and nothing Is doing IN
the way Of anticipating later wants
This is reflected in a dull milling de-
mand for wheat
The position Of the cash and May
wheat is the check on natural selling
pressure I'm the later months With
the present brilliant crop outlook bears
are anxious TO sell. but the May deal
has terrors for the short seller and
the bullishness in May extends to tho
new crop months. Crop observers say
that the poor outlook for whea; this
year Is on the poor soil. which usually
gives a light crop, while last year the
most conspicuous failures were on good
ground that usually gives large
yield About 10000. 900 acres OF the
present winter crop shows great prom
Use and promises 10 average higher
than In other years.
Wheat had an easy tone on TUESDAY
and closed &c lower for the cash and
May. unchanged for July and u lower
for Sept
Corn and oats were unchanged
Beans advanced &c and were nrm at
the close
Wheat quotations. Cash No red.
81 &C bid. May opened with an advance
of "a c at g2i4c. and declined TO 9liRc.
July opened at S9hC. declined to. SSA.c
and closed at sec bid, Sept opened at
sec and declined TO SSikc. closing bid,
No 1 white soc bid.
Coarse grain quotations Corn. cash
No g. 55lsC, No 2 yellow. ! car at
57Ibc; No 3 yellow. 56hc
Oats: Standard, 3 cars at 31hc: No.
white, SIC
rye Cash Nos 1 and 2. sl04
Beans Cash and May t2o4; Get,
s1S2
Cloverseed. Prime spot Sc oct.
s765: prime alsike. ISIS
Timothyseed Prime spot. $50.
Receipts i'm the Detroit market Tues
day included 400 bbls or -four car Of
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Sc: Nc. / cured bulls, sac, No green.
&c: No. l cured kip, lilo: No. L.
green, loo; cured calf. No. l. 15c; green
1. 33.75; No. 2, S2.75; sheepskins. az to
wool. soc " $3.50; No. hides. &c on on
kip. nc of on calf.
Maple Sugnr-New sap goods. ITO
l2c per Id, maple syrup. $50 soc gal
Lemons-California S3.5004. $50 per
box
Nuts-Black waInuts. IN 92c per To-:
butternuts, az 94c per Id. new she'll
barks, 404hc per Id.
Limes-$l W1.25 per doz
MushrOoms-loV 20c per doL
Onion sets-Yellow. tl.25; white.
Slb04l.T5 per bu.
Onions-sl.50Q1 per uu; Spanish.
$3.50 per crate. Texas Bermuaas. $40
225 per crate.
Oranges = California naveis. ss0a7S
per box
PineappIes-- Fioridas. A26@4sO per
crate,
Potatoes-Michigsn car lots. As u 4sc
per blu; new Bermudas. $2.25 per bu.
&c per bbL; new Florida. y2bu. $3.50 Dbl
new Florida, Sl.75 bu, 50 bbl
Poultry-Springs, l5Vlec: fowls. Id
u ice; old ROSTERS. 100 l2c. ducks. lac;
geese, IL 9l2c: turkeys, l4Qlec 10.
strawberries-24Q Ut. cases. S2.11V
per case.
TaIlow-No. 4. b%c: No. 2, 4&c Id.
Wool-Medium unwashed, lie: nne
unwashed l2W l5c; reflections. l2c per
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STORY & CLARK UP
TO SANE OLD TRICK

fAG VII ANiSn somewhat questionable advertising
lines but backsd
er latest Great Wellington 80 puzzle Is OF the same kind the
old face puzzles about half solve and
suppose eelb the free prizes that they list the
head OF their
The advertising The Times the puzzle
In
with their offer The list
prizes This
The firm prize
ing after So far could did what offered do giving
fountain turned
called
OF the hrm, the
The ollowup bad Everybody
odse credit Informing
prize had been awarded and that he would
70 get The prize which awarded everybody
ed the old reduction
been reduced from the regular list You could have s2G5
lor VIZ and others corresponding reductions would
long before really
claims to be doing for all the lucky przew winners
After all the publicity ad
vertsng unbelievable anybody
get 1865 worth Of value for s7 under these
dealers In business
and while the lines
quite unreasonable would
In this connection
newspapers ST
had TO the same advertising that before
We the undersigned dealers of St Louis
that
contests
kinds
bats draw large number of replies from readers
the real object OF which to into the readers hands through
credit Clark
o
much OF that anybody
thought Such contests fakes The only object OF these
socaled
when body who
eve that you have won valuable prize and that
something for nothing
advertising Story Clark firm last
objected
policy a to
IL company methods
should allowed
The complaints that have
printed however together with the latest that is being
ed in the other newspapers OF Detroit indicate that
was rather shortlved
The Detroit times., 1911-05-16
OSBORN SAYS HANDS ARE FREE.
Tells Presbyterians He Enforces Law
VI With Absolute Fairness.

CHICAGO, May 16.-"I do not in
tend TO be candidate for reelection
10 am able to see that everything
within my jurisdiction Is done in &C
cordance with the law" said Gov. Os-
born, Of Michigan, at the annual ban
Quet OF the Presbyterian social union
last night.
8 II vetoed the bill that would permit
the supreme court judges to live out
side Of Lansing" he continued, "be-
cause found that even before II was
pggested some Of the judges lived
tside Of Lansing contrary to the law.
Ne I am In ONCE the law will be
orced with absolute fairness"
The Detroit times., 1911-05-16
JoBBlNG PRICES

Canned Goods-Apples. gals. s2.75;
baked beans. lib. 50Q6oc; Lima beans,
ylWl.60. Corn: Fancy Maine, yllo;
standard. s5c Table 6eets y:2s g Lao
ard. sl.oo: soaked. sO0 7oc. Salmon:
Sockeye, tall, $210; Nat, $2.26; Alaska
reds $3.50. Alaska pinks. Sl,25. Toma-
toes, CSC 81; succotash, SiQl.l0 per
coffee = Packet coffee. lOO-Ib case.
SlS75Q22.50. delivered
Feed-Bran, $27; fine middlinss. S2s;
coarse middlings. t26: cracked corn,
ss2 S coarse ,a SoT nsr ,an VIZ corn ana
Fiour-Michigan patents, In wood.
straight, S4.s5; clear. s4.:s per Dbl. Rye
nour. SAB per Dbl.
seed. s6c: Diamond headlight kero-
i iS%c; crown sasoiine' I2%c sai :o sas.
pentine, In barrel lots, 6sc gal
lily. sis.5OQls.5O; medium. clear, $3.50
IL; smoked hams. 13@l4c: dry
sailed briskets. sh q loc; shoulders
l0hc; picnic hams. Shc: bacon. l4h q
ishe; lard I'd In 'ierees. s%ei kettle
smsar.-Corrected daily by w. IL
Edgar q Son: Crystal dominoes, 2-lb,
$3.50; 5-lb., 81. so; Eagle tablets. S6.75i
cut Loaf, ss25 cubes. $3.50. Sxxx
i5.ss: granulated, extra coarse. ,S.s5:
fine. in bulk, $5.25; in 26-lb. cotton
bags. $40; Michigan granulated. s5l5;
household powdered. 5-lb. cartons. Is
$3.50; diamond A. 1886: confectionery
a. $50: No. !. .5:25: No. 2, as: No. 9.
$500; No. 4, t5.15: No. .. $40: No. 8.
t5.O5; No. ], S. No. g. sts5; No 9. - so;
No 10. !4sS; No II, sac; No. II, s.7s;
per 100 lbs
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, May is.-Fiour: Quiet
and unchanged. Pork: Steady; r1ess.
f1s25@is50 Lard: Steady; middle
vest spot. ss269sso. Sugar: Raw.
quiet; centrifugal, SO test, s3.S6 mus
coyado, 50 test, ss36; refined, arm; cut
loaf. $50; crushed. $3.50; powdered.
IS, graduated, $3.50 Coffee Rio no.
on spot, l1E @l2c. rallow: Dull;
FIfm: prime. M'ssGiio; No, ), SEQ
ssc: clover. soc@ti.10. Dressed poui-
try; Easy; turkeys, l3G2 3c; chickens,
If41ehc: fowls. sd15hc. ducks, 100
I6c. Live poultry: Unsettled; geese, &c;
ducks. l4c: fowls. 14h q l6c: turkeys.
I1cs ROSTERS. &c Cheese: Weak and
unsettled; state milk. common to spe-
Gals. f0h 01tc; skins common 10 spe-
Gals. a0t0c: full skins. 202hc
Butter: Steady receipts, 1881;
rrfamefy extra, 2ic; state dairy tubs.
It011c: imitation creamery frsts IL
U11hc. Eggs: Easier: receipts. 44,o17.
nearby white fancy, 10000. nearby
roixed fancy. ish @i7he; fresh nrsts.
IN Ulec.
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LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-OpenIpg.
DunnfnE a. stevens Live stock Report.

DunntnK ~ stevens Live StOCh HtstOr.
LAST BUFFALO. n. Y. May le.-
Cattle: Receipts. 2 cars; market.
steady: best 1850 to l.5o0-lb. steers.
SO % q $50; good prime LOO TO 900
10 shipping steers. .55oqs; medium
butcher steers. 1000 TO l.l00-lb. steers.
$5.259 $50: light butcher steers. $3.50
g6.10. best fat cows, $450goZo falr
dunn do. 1926 "a 800; trimmers; S@6V y
$40. best fat heifers. $3.50 SIS; good
fat heifers $5G535. fair TO good do. ~
GAGS. stock heifers, ~ 20 u i5O, best
feeding steers, dehorned, s5.Se9 30
common feeding steers. si4 425: best
bulls. s545.25; bologna bulls, so 40
stock bulls. common 10 good, s3oOQ 4;
best mixers and springers. $oOQto,
common to good; go 9 20 cars strong;
heavy. ,65og6.eo; workers.. sS7o9Sso'
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 10 cars
steady; clipped lambs, ss4ogsso; year ar.
ewes, s4g425.
Calves; s45OQ7.5O.
EAST BUFFALO-Close.
EAST BUFFALO, y y. May 10
Cattle Receipts. $500 head; market.
active and firm; prime steers so,iog
6 40: butcher grades. S3u6 calves:
Receipts. rs head; market. active and
zoe higher. Gull to choice. $40 q 80
Sheep and lambs Receipts, l,eoo head
market, active ana Sleauy ShoiSe
lambs, $64OQ650; Gull TO fair. $1,000
s; yeariings, s4.75 q 5.25; sheep. s2a
$50 Hogs: Receipts. 1920 head; mar
ket. active and 5 aloe higher; york
ers. Sc TOU6s0; pigs, S6.75; mixed, SO 6o
Q665; heavy, Sc so a s. 60; roughs. 80 50
G565 stays. si.5045.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO,
May l6--Hogs: Receipts, $4,000; mar,
ket weak TO shade lower; mixed and
butchers. S6a6.35; good heavy. 1926 q
C22Ia rough heavy, $3.50 q 80 nght.
s6Q6i2Is pigs, s5.90@635 Cattle ;
Keceipts. 1000; market slow and
steady: beeves s5@645; cows and heif-
ers. S24Oa5; stockers and feeders, ~ ~
a57O. Texans, 81 Goa 5. 65; calves, - ~
Q675 Sheep Receipts, l5,oOO; mar
ket. slow: native. $3@4.65; western
So 5Oq 465, lambs, s4.50a 600; western
s. 25@665
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, u. May l6.-Hogs; Re-
ceipts, 1890 head. "a loo hlgher,
heavies, sG25; mixed, workers., pigs and
lights, $66OW6.65. Cattle: Receipts
3 cars. firm. Sheep and lambs; Ke-
ceipts cars. 1926 top. Calves: Ike
ceipts, 800 head; $7.I5 top
The Detroit times., 1911-05-16
b.. King Heads Homeopaths.

The Detroit Homeopathic Practi-
Eoners' society met, Monday night,
and elected the following officers:
President, DR.. Dale M. King; vice.
president, DR.. r. NJ. Richards; secre-
<ary-treasurer, Dr. L. f. c. Wendt;
executive committee, DR.. Bruce An
derson and DR.. J. B. Hodge. DR.. w.
Babcock superintendent Of Grace hos
.pital, read q paper on the mental con-
dition OF children, pointing out the
need Of medical inspection of pupils
IN the public schools.
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CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber * Co, May l6:
Short sellers OF yesterday covered
wheat on the strong and higher cables
at the opening Half an hour later
the local trade took the selling side
again because OF break in prices at
Minneapolis The grain dealers report
making Canadian wheat lO,525,9OV
acres, reports or good rains at many
points in the Canadian northwest and
the forecast of unsettled weather and
showers for Minneapolis and North Da-
kota tonight are all on the side Oh the
sellers on the other side is the bull
leadership and the fear of demon
stration TO drive shorts TO cover.
Corn-Most OF the trade today vas
in July. Country offerings or corn
were in large quantities at something
over the market Prices OF oats fu-
lures were weakened by report or
an increase of so per cent in Omaha
acreage.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-16
MYSTERY IN MANS DEATH.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, May 16.-
Coroner Bidwell will probe the finding
Of the body Of William Cotton. farm
er, on the Grand Trunk tracks. west
of;the city, this morning. Some think
he may have been dead before run
over by a train. The man was not a
tramp. apparently, as s23 in cash was
found on him.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-16
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine,
Weber a Co, May l6:
Traders generally construed the
STANDARD OH decision as favorable
from a stock market point Of view, re-
lieving the uncertainty hanging aver
the market and also not being nearly
so drastic as expected by many. After
higher, but somewhat hcsitating
opening, the market grew strong and
active advances from l to points
being quite general throughout the
list Shorts covered freely and there
was good buying from outside sources
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NEW YORK, May 16.-The New
York stock market opened strong with
fractional gains running nearly TO a
full point In the majority OF the
shares dealt In during the first few
minutes.
IL a. m.-Although little recession
occurred after the early trading II did
not last long. all OF the stocks sup
piled being quickly absorbed. After
ward the tone approached buoyancy
and further gains were made In the
majority OF the active stocks. The
volume Of business was phenomenal,
the sales being 100000 shares in the
first hour
Governments unchanged; other
bonds strong.
Noon-There was no slackening In
the demand for stocks in the last half
OF the forenoon.
The strength OF the market held
throughout and the tone at the close
this afternoon was highly buoyant.
An official statement showed that
$3.50 shares changed hands. as
compared with only 1890 yester-
day and 163,S00 last Friday.
2 p. m.-The general character Of
the market was unchanged for its
midday conditions.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-16
BOSTON COPPER MARkET-CIo.e.

Ariz. Coml, l72s; Atlantic. u Ar
cadian, 3 Il AloueZ, 32 Adventure, :. /;
Bos. Il Corbin. 1874 Boston Ely, l y (.
Butte Coalition, 1874 Cactus. ~: Cal
d Ariz, SIN Cal. q Hecla, 400. Chief.
IL Chino. PAS Copper Range. Goa. ;
Daily West. 5 Z. Davis DAILY. 7-l6: East
lin, IO&; CRANKY. "a. GirouX. 1916
Goldheld Cons, 5A Greene Cananea,
61a Hancock, 23h Ind. l2a. Inspira-
Lake. 64 Keweenaw. 2A Lake. BAN !;
Mass, e. New Cons. 10; New. Utah,
SO: Nipissing, 1915 North Butte. 29h
North Lake. Z; Ohio Copper, l lille;
Ojibway Ga Old Dominion. AZ; Ray
Cons, ia. shannon. 1885, Super. Cop
per, 33i. super a. Bos.. 5A Super, q
Pits. l4A Trinity, 4 Utah Apex, 21s .
Utah Cons, Is. L. s Smelling, 81 II !;
L. :. Smelling, pfd., 46a. Winona, y. :,
Wolverine. los. Yukon. 81.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.

LANSING, Mich, May 16.-New cor
porations: Hupp Corporation, Detroit,
100000, principal stockholders, r. G..
Hupp, L. q. Hupp, c. d. Hastings; De-
troit Utensil Co., Detroit, $4,000, prin-
cipal stockholders, James NJ. Cooper,
Fred J. Presmall, Edward p. vanden-
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Extras. 2lc; firsts, lsc ID;
dairy. Ice; packing stock, lac Id.
Eggs - Current receipts. cases In
cluded. 1871 per doz Receipts Tues
day l2l3 cases Marker steady
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. May l6-Butter Extras.
ale. hrsts. 1sc: dairy extras 1sc. nrsts.
i5c Eggs Prime firsts, l5c. hrsts.
i4i4c Cheese Skins. 126l2Izc:
young Americas 12h qi3c Live poul-
try: Fowls. lSMl3Ac; ducks. 12a
i2hc. geese. 7aSc
The Detroit times., 1911-05-16

wheat. 6 OF corn and OF oats With
drawals We're 400 bbls Of hour, 1864
bu Of wheat and 1884 bu Of ccrn.
stocks are 200. 066, bu OF wheat gS2,i9y
bu OF corn. 1912 bu OF oats and 4.sIS
bu OF rye.
Wheat receipts on Tuesday: Mime
apolis, las cars against ll2 year ago;
Duluth. So cars. against as, ST Louis.
$4,000 bu against $1,000 bu1 Kansas
city. so cars. against 20.
Liverpool wheat closed y sd anu
corn hd higher
Minneapolis wheat stocks decreased
10000 bu in three days,
The worlds wheat visible supply. as
shown by Bradstreet,s' decreased H.
4O4, 900 bu last week, against 3ySl.OO
bu year ago
Primary wheat receipts were 467. 900
bu. against 30l. 900 bu year ago.
Exports OF wheat and hour Tuesday,
$4,000 bu.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. May l6-Wheat: Cash and
May. 92h.c; July. 50 &C, Sept. SsAc.
Corn: Cash and May. 55lsc; July, 81 sc;
Sept. 54isc Oats Cash and May,
seAc: July. 4ehc: sept, SOC, Clover
1918 Alsike: Prime. So Aug. SSo5.
Butter. eggs and hay. unchanged
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. May ls-opening May
wheat up Nc. July up hc May corn
up sc July up nc May oats up nc;
July uP sc. Provisions practically un-
changed
Noon. May wheat OF Ilse; July on
sc May corn on i.c; July on &c.
close: May wheat down lhea July
on &C. May and July corn on &c
May oats on Nc. July up sc. Pro-
visions slightly lower
The Detroit times., 1911-05-16
EIaln Butter,

ELGIN. H.. May l6.-The Elgin
board OF trade yesterday declared but
ter firm at 81 cents per pound Re-
ceipts for the week were 6S7,3OO
pounds.
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oADWCE TO INVESTORS
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Markets and Finance

Mich. Fire a. NJ ms Co SO ...
Mich State Tel Co... liz 49,.
DO. preferred ...... 81 80
Michigan Sugar Co.. '.... 10
DO. preferred .....-.. lOl ....
Mexican Crude Rub. Co. l5A ....
Parke Davis a Co. eX-d 1924 49,,
REQ Motor Car Co... 20 %
Scotch Dillon Co ... - 81
standard Screw Co... Ssis y2ia
Do, preferred ........ SO 80
Standard Ac. A. Ins Co 1875 ...
Trussed Concrete Steel. l6ia 49,.
DO. preferred ,...... lOh ....
United states Motors. .... 40
Do, preferred ......- 7sA 1874
Wolverine Port Cement .... So.
White Star Line Co... SO 49,.
Gen Motors Notes 6s. 9SL 9SA.
Detroit Edison 6s. 1921. l0Sh 49,.
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Apples-Baldwins. ss97: steels red
esnanss-Good shipping stock. $3.50
05a5.

sea $50 per bbl
Bsnanas-Good shipping stock. tlse
Bean.-Dried Lima, 6h Q7c per ID.
CeIery-Florida, s3.250S60
Csuiinower-s30S. per doA
Chee.e-Michigan fiats. old. l50lec;
iBQlec: jats made. l39l4c: domestic
Imported Swiss. ESQ ace: Limburger. II
Gf7c: brick cheese. IAN Qisc..
Dstes-Persian, 506c per Id: Fards,
loh u lie per h.
Dressed CsIve.-Fancy, SQshc ID:
common. 606hc 10.
Finnan Haddies-sh q SC peg ID.
Figs-Imported. new. llQl6c per ID:
California. 35c per ID.
Fresh Acknowledgement hot.
house. s5QyCc per doz; lettuce, hot
house, sQl0c Id. head lettuce. S250V
800 hamper; radishes. long. 2O425c;
soc basket; carrots. Soc bu. rutaba ga,
t5c bu: parsnips, 60@6 bu: beets.
s6c bu; turnips. soc per blu: tomatoes
s.basket crates, s3.26Q375 per case;
per bun green Ssans issc per hamper G sG
wax beans, t2q225 per "a blu. box: as
paragus, 10 " S5c per ioz. green onions,
l2l1c doz: beets. 769SOc dog; green
peas. 50 hamper; new cabbage. s2.259
200 water cress. zoe per doz.
Grape Fruit - Florida, ,45OQ5 per
case
Hoesy-Fancy white. i7Qlsc: No. 1.
iS@lIe amber. l4Ql5c: extracted. SO
H.y.psuol, shipper. are paying tn.
lots, o. b. Detroit: No l Timothy.
new. sag No. timothy. sac; clover.
and oat straw. Sc Loose hay from
farmers wagons on the city markets
ranged from Sl7a22. as TO Quality.
Hides-No. cured. i0c. No. green.
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Job Printing Done Right. Time.
Printing CO., No. ID John R-st. Call
Main 1893. or City 1885.
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Business-like Printing. no russ and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co. 10
John R-st Pm. Main 1898 or City s3s5.
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Job Printing Done Right. Time.
Printing CO., No. Is John R-st. Gail
Main i4ss. or City sass.
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RULES AGAINST GRAND TRUNK.
Court overrules Objections Set Forth
In Petition for Demurrer.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, May 10
Judge Mcdonald in the circuit court
today overruled the demurrer OF the
Grand Trunk railway In the case
brought by the state OF Michigan In
an attempt to recover $2,000,0OO back
taxes.
BY the ruling OF the magistrate the
state will continue It's case. The de-
murrer was filed with the Judge by Al
torney Harrison Geers for the Grand
Trunk. In case the state wins IL Will
mean about $50 900 more In taxes each
year.
Judge Mcdonald oyerruled every
one OF the eight objections set forth
In Geers petition for a demurrer.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-16
PRODUCE.

AS was expected. the Elgin butter
market was of a half cent yesterday.
The butter deal Is considerably unset
tied owing to the fact that there Is
still something like seven million
pounds OF storage butter on hand, Win
the June packing season only TWO
weeks away Dressed calves were nrm
on lack Of receipts. The poultry mar
ket was nominally steady. old poia-
toes were again lower, on heavy Oner-
ines brought out by the recent ad-
vance The undertone OF the egg mar
ket is a little easy. as receipts continue
heavy, and the storage season nearly
over Strawberries were In good sup
ply. but ruled lower in price on the
uoor quality Of the offerings
The Detroit times., 1911-05-16
BOSTON COPPER LETTERS.

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone & Co. May l6.
The generally favorable view taken
as the result OF the Standard oil CO.
decision Is making for a somewhat bet
ter market In the copper shares. Trad
ing is considerably more active aud
uniform gains are shown throughout
the entire list Lake North Butte. Cal
Ariz and Utah Cop average about
la advance T. a IL is about the only
exception to the general trend, selling
at 457, a loss Of five points Chino Is
quoted at IAN and Ray at Tic. a gain
OF "a In the Industrial list Ann Agri-
cultural Chemical Is up y The Ann
Wooden issues have been more active.
the common selling at 3iA. gain OF
a and the preferred at 92h gain OF
a point United Fruit sold at 1871, and
Ann Tel * Tel at 14Sh.
Reported for The Times by PANE.
Weber g. Co, May 16:
London metal market opening was
steady Spot 53l IS sd, unchanged, flu
lures GAL Is Sd. unchanged.
Trading in the Boston copperS is
fairly active this morning, with prices
strong on most issues which Is in SYM
patty with the advance In the New
York market OF 81 to 81 from yester-
days close Lake Is quoted 81. North
Butte 2gAc Considerable buying OF
Ariz Co mhas advanced IL to l7$s
The general opinion Is that the stan
GARD OH Co Is prepared TO reorganize
its affairs and that this Will be accom-
plished without any disturbance To
business
The Detroit times., 1911-05-16
NEW YORK COTTON.
u. s. GOVT BONDS.

Bond quotations reported by Hayden.
Stone a. Co, May i6:
The Detroit times., 1911-05-16
STOCK MARKET
IS BU0YANT
Volume of Business Is Phenomenal,
100000 Shares Being Traded In
the First Hour.
n. Y. sToCk MARkET-Clo.e.

Am Az Chem 5sb Am Il Sug 4s =.
Anal Cop 6424. Am { & T. 81. Am Cot q
63Is. Am Loo 3sh. do pr loo. Am Smelt
T7A, Am Sugar ll9, Am a I lAsss
Am Tob pf Ys Am Wool 80 "a DO pr
92h, Anaconda 377s. Atch lil4. a .
100. Il k II sos. Can Pac 1851 Cen
Leath 2Sh. do pf 100. g & o 50, Chi *
CT w n, c, NJ a. ST Paul l22ss. Cnl *
y 1864, Col + * ala. Con Gas lf61s.
Corn Products 1873. ID a. IL la y, Den
q X @ 2S@s. Dis Sec Cor S5As. Erie $685..
do LIST pf 81, do I'd pr 40ls, Gen Eiec
100. Great Northern pref l2sb. Great
Northern ore eff So. Ills Central 49, 2.
Int. Met ls% Int Met pfd,; S2t
Louis Il Nash. l47h. NJ X. & T. 50;
M L. V. l76A; NJ ST. + a. :. Ste. NJ Ry.
1881 Mo. Pacific. So Natl Lead. $50. .
n Y. Cent. lOSh y. y. o. q W. 43;
1877. Penn. Il. X, l2lA PEG. @. a c.
lO4h Press. ST. Car, S3h Reading.
Island. 30h. Rock Island pfd.. 81 a
south Pacifc, ll7Ls south. Ry.. 2sh;
South Ry pfd., 81 Tenn. Copper, s7h
Texas. 27h: Union Pac., ISL L. ).
Ruber Com, 40A L. y Stee. Isb L.
$ Steel pfd.. 1879; L. 5. Bonds. lOS;
Vir. Car. Chem Co. el Utah Copper.
Al: Wabash. l6A Wabash pfd.. 81;
west. Tn. Tel, 74a West Mfg" 72r.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-16
Fined $25 For Annoying Woman

Fined $25 For Annoying Woman.
George Kerris was fined SIS. with
the option Of 30 days In the House OF
Correction by Police Justice Stein.
Tuesday morning. for annoying Mrs.
John III, Holmes while the latter was
at the ball game. In Bennett park,
Monday afternoon.