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The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
BOSTON WOOL.

BOSTON. July 12.--TradIng has been
very dull I'm the local wool market
during the last week. Nominal quota
tions FOLLOW: Domestic woods. Ohio and
20 % soc; Xxx, 27G2sc u blood comb
ing. ESQ 26c; A-blood combing, 2Im ~
25hc; u -blood combing, 24c Did; ", "
and Y clothing. 21c bid; delaine un-
washed. 24025c; fine unwashed, 200
ale. Michigan, Wisconsin and Now
delaine unwashed. 70 924ci u blood
unwashed, offered at Csc: M-blood un-
washed, 24@ 25c; a blood, 23123hc: r..
a. and Y clothing. 100 zoe, Kentucky.
Indiana and Missouri blood; offer
ed at 24c; Y blood. 23@2ic: Georgia,
2062 lc. Secured basis: Texas---fino
~ months. 52653c: fine To 3 months,
IS q sc: fine fall, i2m 43c California
Northern, 48n soc: middle county. $50
t7c: southern. t5 a CSC: fall free, 100
&c Disqualification No. staple. Sc
6p5sc; eastern clothing. offered at soc;
valley No. 1, l6d47c. Territory-Fine
staple, 55667c: fine medium staple. So
-eakkei-aae- -elethtR.ss- - ~ set- Ane-f me-
dunn clothing. 4s65oe; " blood comb
Ing, 52Q55c; y blood combing. SO Sic;
"A blood combing, 4f64 9c. Pulled-Ex-
ira. 52@54c; fine A. bodb2c; A supers-
LONDON. July 1I.--The wool sales
opened today with a large attendance.
lection was offered. and merinos were
In good demand at unchanged rates,
Crossbreds sold az par TO per cent
lower than the last sale. Some un-
wool grades suitable for Americans
were offered The rumber OF bales of
the sale in detail: New south Wales.
500 bales, secured. Idols SID:
greasy. BfBHd: Victoria. 100 bales:
secured. IL 2d0is "a. Now Zealand.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12

the supply is far below the demand
All grades Of common hogs and the
commoner grades OF pigs are slow
sale and will continue so far the re-
mainder OF the season. The live hog
as well as the commodity situation
are feeling the effect OF the Increase
In the price OF corn; still the farmer
must have his hope Of producing rec
ord-breaking droves Of summer and
early fall hogs, simply, because the
cost Of making these hogs will be
more than the hogs VIII bring when
they are made. The speculative feat
uer In connection with the summer
and fall trade in hogs Is sure to be
almost wholly eliminated, owing TO
the prospect of a small corn crop.
Where feeders have large supplies of
corn on hand II will pay them well TO
put prime finish on their stock, re-
CARELESS OF cost, as II Ia this grade of
stock that killers are looking for and
they will pay the top prices for Il.
The weather continues around 100 de-
grees and shippers should take every
precantion possible to avoid loss by
smotherihg.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
Steamer Passengers See
Flames From Lake Huron

Capt. John Lightbody. OF the ID. q
c. steamer City OF st. Ignace. saw the
burning OF the village OF Oscoda,
Tuesday night, from the course OF
the vessel In Lake Huron, rs miles out
from the shore. He says that the
view was unobscured, the smoke from
the fire being blown away from the
lake by high wind. The flames, he
said. leaped high into the sky and
presented pretty sight.
From Macklnac to Thunder bay the
boat passed through thick smoke from
the fire, the wind being then In such
direction as-to blow the smoke from
the fire over Lake Huron. The smoke
was so thick that the fog signals had
to be kept blowing continuously to
prevent collision, the captain ex-
plains.
The passengers on the steamer also
hadAa good view Of the fire, the flames
being discernible with the naked eye.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
Wild Animals In Fury
As Circus Tents Furn

w. Wertheimer. Of Cheboygan. who
arrived in Detroit with his wife, We'd
nesday morning and registered at the
Pontcnartrain. says the Forepaugh
and Sells circus was driven out OF
Cheboygan by fires In the sawdust
piles near the grounds. Tuesday. He
believes that the entire circus was
saved from destruction by its removal.
as the tent had caught fire In two or
three places before II was ordered
down. The animals In the menageries.
became frightened by the proximity or
the fires and set up a terrific racket.
Mr.. Wertheimer says that unless rain
comes quickly the entire northern sec
ton OF the state may be involved in
the fires. 1t has not rained for a
month around Cheboygan.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
.oBBrNG PaIcEs.

baked beans. lib. So 6soe: Lima beans.
N0l.5o Corn: Fancy Maine, S1.lo;
standard. s5c. Table beets. 81: 20 q ~
Peas: Fancy. early June. si.as: stand
eye. tail, s2I0. nat. s22C, Alaska reds.
81 80; Alaska pinks. t1.2h Tomatoes.
ssc9t1; succotash, u Ole dog.
Cenee.Packet coffee ioo-ib- case
s1sTb SO. delivered.
coarse asI niddiin 49, sss; eTsessS corn.
t21; coarse cornmeal. s22: corn and
oats chop, $40 per ton.
Fiour--Michigan pateats. In wood.
s sss sss osssaary per sn
seed, SOC: diamond headlight kero-
Oii-Raw llnseed. ssc; boiled I'm
sene. Sc; Perfection. sc; Eoosns.
lehe: crown Easoiine. sashs gal; sur-
Provisions--Mess pork, $1e.2s. fam
lily, 06500I7.50; medium. t1sQ17i
smoked hams 15h 9leh; dry sailed
briskets. ION @1lhc: shoulders. ioh
picnic hams. nc; bacon. L. Vios.
lard. in tierces. &c; kettle rendered s%o
susar.-corrected daily by w. II,
Edgar & Son: Crystal dominoes, 2-lb..
Ss45; Sab, s7,95; Eagle tablets, So
cut loaf, $40; cubes, $685. xxx
powdered. ssss; standard powdsrea.
fine. In bulk. $40. In. 25-cotton bags
IS. as; household powdered. 5-lb. car
tons, Is to case, So: 1-lb. cartons, 40 10
case $3.50; Diamond a. $3.50; confoc-
TONERS, A. sb.Ss; No. 1. $40; No. 2,
:sts No No ; ga NO NO SIS. iS NO. & &
ssI $40 NO NO. = ;SoS No. 10. IS; No. IL
s4.s5; No. IL, 800 No. IL, sts6; No. IL
S4s5: No. Is t4.s5 per loo lbs.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
.0UhCIL ORDERS
UP D. !. A. TRACK
..nil Authorizing Construction Of
aY at JsEsrson-Ave. and Alter
Road Is Revoked.

Without debate, the common counr
81 Tuesday night, adopted resolu-
.|.| presented BY Aid Schultz, OF
No Seventeenth ward. reyoking the
..InIl by the department OF public
.|fkn last November authorizing the
.11strnction OF a Y BY the Detroit
H'led Railway at Jefferson-ave. and
me Alter road, where the limits cars
now turn. Commissioner Haarer was
ordered 20 take the necessary steps
+. cause the removal OF the tracks.
Aid. Schultz hopes, by this means
+. force the ID. u. n. to accept a SIN
.'b fare to the eastern city limits.
- extended. At present, hye-cent
|&fe carries q passenger only TO the
ear barns. except during the hours
when workingmen's tickets are &C
.1topted. II the Is taken up, the
Iompany viii have to run the limits
carr through TO the Country club In
order 10 turn them around,
Bv 4 vote OF 26- 10 3. the council
&rhrded John Ginzel the contract for
building the 666-foot section OF FAR
view sewer which Contractor James
II4nley failed TO complete.
HInzeI was the lowest bidder az APP
.foximatsly ssS.O 900. though Hanley's
|I4 Tor The entire stction, 100 feet,
#ar only about $4,000.
The council has advertised three
times for bids for completing ths
sewer
AID. Garvey put through resolu-|
ton directing the park commissioner
and the committee ON parks and bonle-
Yards to consider the advisabilty OF
Keeping the Belle Isle bridge open
until 1880 O'Clock at night. Another
resolntiofl by Carey instructs the city
engineer to make an estimate as to
ne cost Of building city dock at the
FOOT OF MorreiLst
Al resolution was introduced by Aid.
Gilman. and passed. instructing the
police department 10 obtain evidence
atninst steam railroads that are hold
ina np traffic on Fort-st.. Dix and Dear
born-ave. for a longer period than the
ordinances permit, the evidence TO
bo turned over TO the corporation
counsel as q baris for making COM
tInlnts against the railroads.
The appointments Of William N.
walker as member Of the board or
DOOR commissioners and of Fred Post
d as member OF the board OF con-
tfoa Of the house Of correction were
confrmed
The council. on Aid. Merritt's motion.
Instructed the department or public
works to place number OF the Elk
pillars in front of the club house OF
the Loyal Order of Moose during the
convention Of the order In August.
and the lighting commission was or
dered to wire them
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12

Bethpne Dufield and family, $50
Woodward-ave.: Mrs. Lewis n. Jones
and family. 1871 Jefferson-aYeli-M A.
Berry. 81 Warren-ave. east; the vile
and family OF Herbert Oakes. NO. lDs
Palmerave., and Mrs. Adelbert Ly-
sander Kristen, No. 1872 Lysander-aye.
Clyde Premise. Of Glennie, 20 miles
from Oscoda, IL a brother OF Bessie
Prentice, No. iil2 Mt. Eliiott-aye.
Relatives OF the Detroiters In this
city have mot heard anything from
them and they are greatly worried
lest those I'm peril be injured.
Fear Ii especially felt for the Cakes
and Kristen families. who went 10
Au Sable some days ago. Their rela-
tives have been trying hard TO get In
communication with them thus
far have failed TO reach them.
A car load OF refugees. on the Niko.
are expected to arrive In Detroit, dur
Ing the afternoon from Port Huron
over the Detroit and Port Huron cleo
trio road. II Is thought that Mrs.
william L. Dryer and child No. SIS
ST. Antoine-st. this city. wife and
child OF william Dryer attached TO
Capt. McDonnell's ONCE In police
headquarters win arrive on this car
Dwyer and his family were visiting
In Oscoda and while Dwyer was away
on q fishing trip, the FIRE broke out.
He Is still In the burned district
frantically searching for HIS wife and
little son. Detroit relatives. who re-
ceived word OF the safety of Mrs.
Dwyer and the child, are trying to
reach Mr.. Dwyer Mrs. Dryers par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan McPhail.
OF Oscoda. are cafe with Mrs. Dryer.
but her sister Margaret and brother
Peter McPhail. are among the miss
ing.
with Mrs. Dwyer and her son are
her father. ID. c. McPhail. and her
mother, who fed with her from Os-
coda, together with her brother, Peter.
A sister. Mrs. Charles Clark. OF Lon
don, Ont. failed to join this party OF
refugees and nothing has been heard
from her.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12

the market on weak spots. In which
they generally get help from some crop
expert. or a bad turn in the weather.
sooo weather and damage II not IN
creasinK. but AZ Wall take 10 days more
10 set the spring wheat crop out or
uanSsr, and during that time IL Will
be dangerous 10 gel Tar from shore on
A bearish feature 10 the early and
heavy movement OF winter wheat. rms
IL coming on elevators already pretty
we'll nlled with the leftover grain OF
last crop. and AZ Is causing some worry
TO arrange storage. Ofncials cf the CHI
cage board or trade are preparing 10
enlarge their storage room 20 take care
OF arrivals. The wheat - OF good quail
lty, but fiour Is so quiet that milling
demand amounts 10 almost nothing.
Wheat declined early, but was car
ried back again by the Strength on
corn. Snow brought out very bullish
closed unchanged. corn Utc higher,
oats lie higher, rye lie higher and the
leading bean deals gained zWSc
Wheat quotations: No; 2 red and
cline OF &c. At So declined TO syhe
and advanced TO s0hc; Dec. opened NJ
93%c, lost &c. and advanced TO S4Ac
asked; No. white. s6c asked. Coarse
grain quotations; Corn. cash No. ,.
SIC; No. ? yellow, / car at 6shc: No. .
yellow. 2 cars at CSC. Oats: Standard.
acc bid: Aug. 10000 bu at sThc; Sept.
5000 bu at 4Tc. closing at tsc bid; No
2 white. !shc. Rye: Cash No, !. tic, Tie
shipment, s220 bid; Aug, s2ls bid:
Oct $210 bid: Nov. s2.06 bid: Dec. 81
bid Cloverseed Prime spot, 1919;
Oct and March. ss.2s; prime alsike' ";
Receipts i'm the Detroit market Wed
nesday were l.04o bills OF -four ears
OF wheat and Z OF corn. Withdrawuls
were 400 bills OF -four and 2.15s bu or
i73I7o bu OF corn. 5.5s4 bu OF oats and
ASS bu of rye.
Wheat receipts wednesday: St Louis.
l7S,O00 bu. against $1,000 bu year
age; minneapolis, log cars ag a, 20
IL cars. against ITO; Kansas city, 10
cars. against 1877.
Primary wheat receipts were 1.21i.-
900 blu, against $4,000 bu q year ago
and corn I'd higher.
Wheat stocks at Minneapolis decreas-
ell 222.0O0 bu for four DAYS.
Exports OF wheat and hour wednes-
day, $4,000 bu.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. July I2.--wheats Cash and
July, sSAc: Sept. s0hc; Dec. s4A ].
Corn: Cash. sshc: July. 6sHc; Sept,
ssRe; Dec. 66hc; May. 66%c. Oats:
Cash. 4shc: July. tsc; Sept. 4.%e:
and Aug. T5c. Cioverseed: Cash.
S1O50: Oct 1910: Dec. and March,
50 67h. Alsike: Prime and Aug. SO So.
Timothyseed Aug, $3.50; Sept. s6s5.
Butter. eggs and hay unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN-Opening.
CHICAGO. July Nv neat: suly and
Sept. down hc. Corn: July up lhe'
Sept down lac, Oats: July and Sept
down &c. Provisions steaoy.
Noon-WheaJ: July down sc; Sept.
down INC. Corn: July up 2ise; sept
up nc Oats: July up Ac; sept un-
changed
Close-Wheat: July closed up sc;
Sept up nc Corn: july up he;
Sept. up 1hc Oats; July UP he; Sept
up q C. Provisions steady.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT, July. 12.--Close: Liverpool
In easy and crop reports leave nothing
Russia II a liberal seller of wheat and
has n good outlook for a new crop, ex-
cepting In a few spots where heat did
some Injury. The general outlook Is
cor sidered fair, but every now and
again some crop examiner sends IN
something that gives the bears a scare.
Much OF Tuesdays strength. especial
~ late in the day, was credited to the
strong position Of corn. Wheat lead
ers have been ready to sell on swells
all season and have been supporting
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
LABOR MEN INDITED.
Four are Charged With Murder Of
Vincent Altman.


Vincent Altman.
CHICAGO. July 1.-THE grand Jury
yesterday indicted four high union
officials on murder charge.
The indicted men are:
Simon O'DonneII, president OF the
Chicago Building Trades Council, with
60, 900 members, and business agent
OF the United Association of Plum
bers.
James Garvin, business agent Of the
same union.
Maurice Moss Enright. alleged
professional slugger and gun man.
business agent OF the Steamfitters'
union which Is associated with the
United Association OF Plumbers.
All were charged with the murder
of Vincent Altman, professional slug
ger and murderer. killed In the saloon
of the Briggs hotel on March %.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-Opening.
DunnIng a stevens Live stock Report.

EAST BUFFALO. " r.. July IA
Cattle: Receipts. cars; market.
slow. Good to prime LOO TO l.360-lb:
steers: $685. q $50: best LOO to 100 100,
butcher steers, 1000 TO l.lO0-i %. 20
n $50; light butcher steers. $4.7545.26:
best fat cows ;4.7595.2s; fair 70 good
do. $3.50 q 4.4o: common 40 medium do,
heifers. s5.5oG575. good fat heifers.
S485 q 20: fair to good do. $40 4.75;
stock heifers. s3.25 Q5.6o; best feedins
steers. dehorned. s404.2S; common
bologna bulls, ss7504; stock bulls. SO
6325. best mixers and springers. $4S
950: common TO good do, s2093o.
Hogs: Receipts. Is cars; market.
steady: heavy, &I15Q7 20: workers..
Sheep and Lambs: Receipts. s cars;
market. stronf; top lambs. $3.50; year
lings. s5@6.5o; wethers. s4250l36;
ewes. s3.25@35o.
Calves: st5o0s
EAST BUFFALo--Ciose.
EAST BUFFALO, NJ ". July H.
Cattle: Receipts. 1900 mead; market,
dull and steady; prime stee.s. s6.iog
$50: butcher grades. t3.2646.25
Calves: Receipts, 200 head: market.
active and frm; Gull TO choice. 80 q
g25. Sheep and lambs: Receipts, Zoo
head: market. fairly active and 10c
higher: choice lambs, s74O@T.50; Gull
to fair. S50T.35; yearlings. s5.25 95.75
sheep, tzQ 4.35. Hogs: Receipts. 2.65o
head: market. fairi yactive and loo
lower: workers., t7.15@I.20: pigs. Sc. 80
OF: mixed, t7.1o@715; heavy. S79Tio;
roughs. 5000: stays. s5.35 W5.50.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO
July 12--Hogs: Receipts, $4,000: mar
ket steady; mixed and butchers, $3.50
067s: good heavy; ss56@e:7zhi
s.75: pigs. s6Io0660 Cattle: Re-
ceipts $4,000; market, steady: beeyes
s4S5@bi0: cows and heifers, s225 q
5.75: stockers and feeders. S9@570
Texans. s4so66.9o; calves. s5.75G1.T5
sheep: Receipts, 1900: market
strong; native. s2s09466: western, ~
0470: lambs t42567: western. ,4.sS--
H.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, o.. July 12.--Hogs
Receipts, 1000 head: steady TO 10,
lower; mediums and mixed. te.s5@7
workers. and lights. s7os: pigs. 1915
Cattle: Receipts, cars; weak Sheer
and -lambs; Receipts, 10 cars: 81 top
Calves. Receipts. ESQ head; 80 top.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
Prisoners on to Marquette

Frank Iieske found guilty or at.
'empting to kill Detective Wilkinson
end recommended to be imprisoned
Ipr 10 years, and John J. Killlan, found
@1'lty Of attempted murder, and sen.
fenced to 21-2 years imprisonment
we're taken 70 Marquette prison, wed.
0esdpy. BY Sheriff George T. CASTOR,
Deputies Cischke and vergouw and
Detective Larlkins.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine,
Weber q Co, July IL;
This mornings stock market opened
practically unchanged from yesterdays
figures, In the face OF somewhat nigh
err London cables, and remained dull
with only slight fractional changes
during the early trading. There was
some selling. due. to the rumor OF com
plicatlons In the Morocco situation.
but the market refused TO respond 20
any market degrees, and declined only
fra rtionaIly .a ~
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12

We receive continuous sales and
quotations on ITO Listed Mining stocks,
including Porcupfnes, Cobnits, Tlnties,
Coppers and Precious Metals. Report
also weekly Market Letter mailed On
request.
Direct Private wires 90 xew York
and Toronto OFFICES.
G. A. sTONEHAM a CO.,
500 Penobscot Main 24io. City 2t1o
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
BOSTON COPPER SHARE SALES.

Boston copper share sales for July
II furnished by Hayden. Stone q Co:
Zinc aO4. Blu 225, G q A 50, Chino 1so.
Cop Range as, + b no, Giroux 800;
Granby 10, Ind lao. Inspn 80. Island
10, New 81. Nip 10. n b 40. y X 20,
Com Tg5. Gu 5, Ray Cons rs. shannon
10. shattuck 100. Tn 100. u y r pr s.
Utah Apex 40. Utah Con 10. Victoria
80. Adv IS.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12

There n little OF interest I'm the early
trading OF the Boston market. price
changes were but fractional and the
volume OF trade extremely light.
Crop news IL still 20 be considered
as being the dominating influence. and
Although IL Is true that advices In re-
gard TO the progress towards better
ment In the steel industry are eneour-
aging, still, until the news from the
corn belt becomes more assuring, We
do not look for much activity. short
interest In Steel and Copper IL revealed
as being large and with she return or
activity these stocks should rally
quickly.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
CHICAGO RITTER MARKET.

CHICAGO. July i2.--Butter: Extras,
24c: firsts. ale: dairy extras. 22c: f1rsts.
2Gc. Eggs: Prime frsts. IKE. firatA.
14hc Cheese: Skins. l2W 12Me; young
Americas. t5Hc. Live poultry: Fowls.
121a q 13c: ducks. 12is 9: geese. 70sc.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12

Reported for The Times Oy Hayden.
stone q Co. July IL;
Extreme dullness continues In the
Boston copper shares. tradlng being AZ
a very low ebb There has been scat
tered selling In CRANKY, which sold az
IS. a decline OF y. Chino, Miami ana
Ray Cons are all fractionaliy nrmer.
Chino being considerably more active.
Industrial list American Ayr, Chemical
sold at 5sh, up a point Fruit IL nrmer
around 1873: New Haven ~ holding
around 1874 -F-
Reported for TIE Times oy faihe'
Weber a Co, July IL:
London metal market opening easy.
Sept 5Tl IS Sd, on 3 Cd; futures oil lSs
Sd, on % Cd.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12

fAVO DdleSs ScOuTeu. - lQVlS lVnul
greasy. 601Id. Cape OF Good Hope and
Natal. 100 bales: secured. Is I'd u Is SGD
Punta Arenas. 400 bales; greasy. Sh q
i0d.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. July l2.--Flour: Quiet
and steady. Pork: Quiet; mess, $i7.:5
q 1880. Lard: Firm: middle west spot.
sS35QS.45. Sugar: Raw. strong: GEN.
trifugal s6 test. s4.24: muscoyade, 50
test. s314: refined. frmer; cut loaf.
s5.s5: crushed, s5.s5: powdered. s5,25;
granuIated. $B.15. Coffee; Rio, No. Z.
on spot, Is 5-16613Ac. Tallow:
Steady; city, sac: country, So W6b c.
Hay: Stesdy and dull: sl.40; No. 3. soc
Gsl: clover. 75c0s11s. Dressed poul-
try: Quiet: turkeys. I2Q23c; chickens.
14Gls'c: fowls. Ia t6c: ducks. 15c. Live
poultry: Dull: geese. &c: ducks, lie:
fowls. '@13c; turkeys. lie; ROSTERS
Sc: spring chickens, 20621c. Cheese:
Quiet and steady: state milk. common
to specials. ga Q13Ac: skins, common
q Sc.
Butter: Dull: receipts, 1921; cream
cry. extra, 24hc: state dairy. tubs, Is
@s4c. Eggs: Unsettled: receipts, 49,
S85: nearby white fancy. 2t625c:
nearby mixed fancy. $50 2Oc; fresh
nrsts l5022c
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Extras. 24c: irsts, 23c h.;
dairy, lSc: packing stock. lie ID.
Eggs-Current receipts cases in-
cluded, 15hc. Receipts on Wednesday
were S36 cases. Market Arm.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
BOSTON COPPER MARKET-cIo.e.

Butte Coalition, 1sh: Calumet. q
Arizona, Bsh: Chief. 100: Chino. 23M
Copper Range. SOS: East Butte. "a;
field Consolidated. 5h; CRANKY, IS:
Greene Cananea, TN; Hancock. 2sN
Indiana. IA; Lake. s7&; Mass. sA
Michigan. TX; Nevada Consolidated.
North Butte. 80; North Lake. 81; ojib-
way, en-: Raven. 10: Ray Consolidated.
III; Utah Consolidated, II; u. s.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
BY FINANCE"


Of Detroit Times o the
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carefully investgated)
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12

The Moisant international Ayiators
appear, as | expected they would,
with good-sized piece OF aareFtis-
Ing offering stock In their company
to the public. preferred stock at par.
with a bonus OF one aharA OF com
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, July f2.--Money on call,
as per cent. Time money. 31s per cent
for six months. Bar silver london.
24% pence; New York. 52Ac.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
stock MARKET
HAS MIXED TONE
Price Movements Are Governed AL
most Wholly by Weather Reports
In Forenoon Session.
\. Y. STOCK MARkET-Cls.e.

Am AZ Chem 61h, Am Sag pa.
Anal Cor 69h. Am z q \ S6h. Am COT
OIL 64h. Am Smelt so. Am X I 1851
Bait 4 Ohio iosA b II + s3A. Can rae
2llh. Cen Leath SOh, do Of ioohs = a
% Sik, Chino Cop zsh. Chi 4 81 "
22k. {, NJ a 81 Paul 1904. Chi a n
Erie ssN, do LIST pf 50, Gen Flee lszh
CT Nor Of ls4h, CT Nor ore eff 81. Ills
Cent ia. lnt-Metrop IS. do pf S0A. X
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The Detroit times., 1911-07-12

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE stock
market was moderately strong at the
opening today, prices In the majority
OF cases being slightly higher.
IL q. m.-Price movements all
through the first hour were govern
ed almost wholly by the character
OF the weather reports from the west
and the course OF the Chicago grain
markets. Leading railroads recedet
fractionally with an upturn later.
Governments unchanged: other
bonds steady.
Noon-rhe market was dull In the
late forenoon, with prices well held.
2 D. m.-Trading was almost at q
standstill In the afternoon and price
movements confined with small frac-
tional range.