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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-27

One or two of our contemporaries take the
position, in view Of recent attacks. that women
ought to carry fire arms. What good would that
do? They would never hit what they aimed
at
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-27

General Reyes has withdrawn his candidacy
for President of Mexico, The old fellow has
done some fighting in his day but political
campaign in Mexico is too many for him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-27

square our conduct with professed principles
Apology and excuse must substitute for justif-
cation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-27

We might put that West Virginia claim IN
the hands Of a good collection agency
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-27

A fashionable New York dressmaker is en-.
deavoring TO introduce again the hoop skirt
My, my. from the hobble to the hoop. what a
leap She must be n reactonary
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-27
The Primary System Return To Popular Gov



Bad government Is tar moro costly than direct
primaries. Good government is cheap at any
price, II popular government is desirable, then
IT should not be abandoned because of the
expense. Where the people have voice in
tho selection Of candidates for office. that is
not popular government Under the old con-
vention system the nominees frequently did not
represent the popular choice win. Dele
gates were sent to the conventions usualIv
selected because OF their subservency TO ma
chine dictation. There ordinarily a con-
ference Of Two or three persons, and man
picked the candidates and issued ormeYs for
their nomination 1t was the same in both
parties. and when election day came the choice
of the voter lay between the candidate selected
by the boss OF one party and the candidate
selected by the boss Of the other party He
had no opportunity to give expression TO his
real choice. Ife was perhaps confronted with
choice of evils and he usually selected the
evil in his party.
The cost OF bad government is far greater
than the cost of primaries, and free and popular
government is worth all that it costs People
from the beginning have gone TO. war for it.
and In Their determination to have popular gov
ernment they will not be deferred ny the OK
pense OF conducting primaries Baltimore Sun.
The Debt of Love-
The world abounds in sorrow and suffering
It is fun of sad hearts and hungry lives; full of
the pinches of poverty. the wearineas OF toll
of restlessness, and loneliness. and pain, Is Il So
IN any degree because we are not paying the
debt OF love and sympathy owe, not only TO
our friends and relations, but also In some
measure to our poorer netghbors. and all our
fellow creatures2
Ii Our hearts are filled with the glorious
radiance of Gods love. we shall most surely And
all sorts OF ways OF nanifeeting It. 1t will color
all actions down the very touch OF our
hand, or the smile we give TO the little strap
child In the street. And II do but live
In the consciousness % owing great debt of
love, and then strive day by day to c,scnarge
II shall nothing else besides. And only
as we do this please Him and be like
Him who because we had nothing to pay has
freely forgiven our great debt Him, and
who has said. III We love me keep my com
nandments," OF which is, "Owe no man
anything. but to love another; for he TINT
oveth another hath fulfilled tho law"-Clfton
Forge Review
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-27
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The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
KING IS EvAs|VE
IN HIS ADDRESS
Fails To Say Whether He Will Create
Enough Liberal Peers To Out
general House Of Lords.

LONDON. Feb. 6.-When Great
Britains new king. George The Fifth,
opened his first parliament today ne
gave every indication In his throne adj
dress of n non-committal ruler.
He made the briefest possible refer
ence to the impending fight between
the lords and commons over the ques-
ton OF restricting the veto power OF
the lords. Instead of convincing the
people as IL had been hoped, that he
| would grasp this question fearlessly,
1 he left the impression that he would
keep out OF the fight. as long as pos
sible.
Proposals will be submitted with
out delay" the king said. For settling
the relations between the two houses
OF parliament with the object OF Sc.
curing more effective working con.
stitution."
The all-absorbing queItion of wheth-
er the king intends TO create enough
Liberal peers To change the complexion
OF the upper body. In the event that
| IL continues its obstructive tactics.
vas unanswered in the kings address.
| Friends of home rule. were disap-
pointed that absolutely no reference
was made to this subject. The omls-
sion plainly implies that the king does
not believe there will be time 10 con.
slider lreland's needs at this session.
| Suffragism was also "ducked" by the
king. which is to be followed. il the
sufrragettes make good their threat OF
last week, by the greatest demonstra-
ton ever attempted.
The kings reference to more eff
fective working constitution" Is III.
terpreted by many as indicating that
he does not think the present consti-
tuition works effectively. Here, again
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Feb. 6.--Fiour: Quiet
unchanged. Pork: Steady; mess, So
a. 2250 Lard: Dull: middle west spot
$1061O.1o. Sugar: Raw. firm: centri.
fugaI, s6 test. $s.45; muscovado; So
test. s2.95; refined, quiet; cut loaf
granulated, $3.50. Coffee: Rio No.
on spot 12s Q1sc. Tallow; Steady;
STEADY: prime. si.IO: No. Z. $50 S5c
clover. 5o@eelsc: Dressed poultry
Quiet; turkeys, 14923c: chickens. II a
s2c: fowls. 11@16c: ducks, 12m zoe.
Live poultry: Firm; geese. 14g16c;
ducks, 16614isc: fowls. 14hc: turkeys,
15@1Sc: ROSTERS, &c. Cheese: Steady:
state milk, common to specials. 90
lie; skins. common to specials, ga 12c:
full skins, 2@2hc.
Butter: Firm: receipts. 1854: cream
cry extra. 23d26kc; state dairy tubs,
17d 26c: Imitation creamery firsts, $50
I9c Eggs: Firm; receipts. i1.4ss;
nearby white fancy. 30@35c; nearby
mixed fancy, Fl u a 23c; fresh hrsts, II
a 24c.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
MATCH KING SAYS
CONGRESS IS TOOL OF WALL ST.


watered stock and bonds, estimated
at half the present capitalization OF
$4,000, 100000. They don't explain
how much 1t adds to your cost OF
living to pay dividends upon that 80,
000, 100000 OF water. IL congress is
really in earnest in a desire TO relieve
the plain people let II create com
panion board to the interstate com
MERGE commission to represent the
consumer as well as the shipper Let
Il be the prosecutor III the commission
Is the Judge, The average shippers
complaint, before the commissions is
purely selfish, relating simply 10 his
own business.
Give this commission the added
power TO make a physical valuation
of the railroads, preliminary To fore
ing the fight for the people aud lower
freight rates. Then YOU VIII be doing
the country a real service.
The tariff taxes only the imports
The railroads tax not only these. but
every article produced at home, SO
maintain the railroad question is the
problem paramount today. What are
you going TO do about it,
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
COMMON STOCK AND
PREFERRED STOCK


there possibilities we'll fair proportion Oh
actual
There the fact that mere Is 40
preferred issue OF preferred sa
Common
implies the ownership Oh cor
poaon They OF the business pioo
case OF failure and other unimportant a. Mart
share stock differs little the share might hod IN
nershp a profits the o
with the holder
be the division OF Won
rms stock usually provides that the amount OF the 70 o
dividends
ahead of the holders of of qudion
There countless other provisions De put
stock certificate holders
10 the
the actual the bunhe actual assets
the common stock represents the goodwill the speculative
public. retaining ne
and taking the business While e PUBIC
lis more less protected by the preference
The Of preferred stock oonu
deposit sufficient on the m
cpal The interest bonds usually lower than the DIVIDEND m
mortgages represent aa invest
ment or value sufficient to satisfy the holders
Or corporation
dividends division OF the
liquidation additional financing Is nece
preferred stock with nxed IN
would profitable
the
ferred An example Tobacco Co. which per cent
preferred ady
ferred is limited a dividend.
The question OF that must be dc
desired.
Development
s tow: q. tract
than ave Individual IT,
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
cmcAGo GRAIN LETTER,

Reported for The Times py f7'
webher a Co. Feb. s; -
Action In this wheat markst tas
been unimportant SO far MAY Passd,
stuck around s57s c and see the mr..
hour. and had dip close s,riy
tc In the Minneapolis prices. Ia
market has recovered &C and INC p,ce
here As &c over low point. July p,i. ~,
weakened to aSltc and sept, ~. the
wide spread OF snowfall over the W.
ter wheat state. Kansas Guy IT,
sages are claiming very nau o.s s,. g.,
for some Of the big wheat couu 20
southern Kansas. due 10 absence OF
moisture all winter.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06

the king. left the public in doubt AZ 70
what he means.
Accompanied by Queen Mary. the
king drove from Buckingham palace
tc Westminster I'm the famous eight
horse. glass panelled state coach and
was >cheered by hundreds OF thousands
along the line. AS II was the nrst
time the new king had performed this
function, the occasion was made
gala AFFAIR.
Arriving at the main entrance 10
parliament. their ma1esties were re.
ceived by state officials and escorted
10 the robing room. where they donned
the scarlet and ermine. A brilliant
procession was then formed TO tho
house OF lords, where. I'm. contrast TO
the sombre colors outside. there was
IA phantasy of colors, embroidertes
and Jewels The Duke of Norfolk a.
Earl Marshal OF England, headed the
procession.
A fanfare from the tIumpeters
brought the brilliant assemblage OF
peers and peeresses TO their feet 80
the king and queen entered. and took
their throne seats on the dais. The
gentleman usher OF the Black Rod was
then commissioned to summon me
faithful commons" Headed by Speaker
Lowther and Premier Asquith, the
commons appeared and too kup their
positions at the bar OF the house.
Lord Chancellor, Lord Loreburn,
Ineeling on the steps OF the throne.
handed TO the king the parchment roll
on which was inscribed the first
speech OF George The Fifth to his
parliament. In clear, ringing tones,
In marked contrast To the indistinct
speech OF his father, George read his
address.
At the conclusion of the speech. the
assemblage. led by the Earl Marshal,
shouted God Save the King" while
their majesties took their departure.
The return TO the palace was marked
with another enthusiastic demonsta
ton.
The kings address was brief
Among the questions to come before
this session, he mentioned the veto
bill, workmen's insurance, payment OF
members of the house of commons and
possibly an amendment TO the aliens
act, TO guard against the unhindered
entry OF criminals and anarchists TO
England.
Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co., No. Is John R--st Call
L Afafr or CIV 3SSb
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06

INC; crown gasoline. l5c per gal: tur-
pentine. in barrel lots, ale gal.
Provtsions-Aiess pork, sal; family.
s2l.5e@2350; medium clear. s19@21;
smoked hams, 14h G15c; dry sailed
briskets, lac: shoulders, 11Hc; picnic
hams. 11iac: bacon. 15ls @161ac; lard.
per ID.
sugars-Corrected 1aily by w: III.
Edgar & Son: Crystal domtnoes. 3-ub.
$7s5; 6-lb, S7.45: Eagle tablets, s6 -
cut loaf. $3.50; cubes. IS Is: xxx
powdered $685. standard powdered.
$3.50: granulated, extra coarse. SIS; fine.
SASS: Michigan granula,ed. sisa.
household powdered. in sab cartons.
IS to case. Sc; lib. cartons. 4s to case.
s3se: diamond 4: IS: contingency a.
lass: No. I. $3.50: No. 5. sli5: No. 6.
$40; No. s. 40: No. 9. Sass: No. 10,
$3.50: No. IL, s4.45; No. IL. $40: No. IL.
$4.35; No IA. Sass: No. 10. s4.s5 per
100 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
PRODUCE.

General inactivity was the principal
feature of the produce market this
morning The blizzard was bullish
factor through fears OF seansy receipts,
dealers were looking for an advance
at Elgin this afternoon. but were not
unanimous in their views: Eggs We're
arm, and IL this weather holds. VIII 20
higher. Poultry was all cleaned UP.
win nothing in TO start on. Dressed
calves are picked UP as fast as they
come in. but hogs are slow or sale,
more especially heavy weights.
A,ule,-Greenings, s4.5095: Bale
wins. s4@L5o: steers red. ss0S.So per
Oy Ba.a.a.-Good shipping stock. sl.ss
Besns-pried Lima, sHQ7c ID.
Ceiery-Home-grown S6Vs0c: state
stock S.,, nS% zoe oo1 california. ;s7s per
crate: 81 Ger doz.
Csbbsxe-s1.T5 per bbl
CaIifornia Fruits-Pears. $s.5o@& per
Cheese-Michigan flats. old. 17c; late
, made. 1914 a Ice; York state hats. old.
I70Is late made. Id 1ec: domestic
Imported swiss. sSGsoc: Limburger.
l5h @17hc: brick cheese. iSgl1c 10.
Grpns~rr,es-Late Howes. ss0s5o
Dates-Persian. b0sc per Id: Fards.
1oK "a lie per 10.
Dressed ca Calves an ,o Fancy meg III 0ise
Dressed Hogs-Light. 9@loc; heavy.
Fiansn Haddie-s1s @ lie per ib.
cailiornia mH ssc per box.
Fresh Vegetables = Cucumbers. hot.
house. s1.50@1.7s per doz; lettuce. hot
ssus ser sg ease p eadlshes n0"S
green pepper, s5c per basket: car
Tots. soc per bu; rutabagas, 4oc per bu.
saTnp co per- PER Su Sss sos
plant. IS a soc per bunch: spinach. $50
plant. $4,000 per BUNCH; green beans.
81 per hamper; wax beans. $3.50 per
GrnpesDafaIasa., s7@s DER Dbl.
Grape Fruit-Fiorida. s3.75@4 per
Hcney-Fancy white. 17@1sc: No. L
$50 tic: amber. ifVisc; extracted. 50
Hsy-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baied hay in car
lots. + O. b. Detroit: No. ! Timothy
new, s1e@Is.so: No; Timothy; $50
.s ssS s ssss5s wssa, and oss rys
wagons on the city markets ranged
from slsgso. as to quality:
7Mc: No. cured bulls. Sc: No. l green,
&c: No. I cured kip. iehc: No;
green. 10c: No. ] cured murraln 30. NO.
/ green. &c: No I cured calf 1bc: No.
- so. No. 2. S2.s0: sLeepskins. as to
wool. 2scQsi: No. hides. 10 on ON
kip. 16c OF on calf
Nuts-Black walnuts IA q &c per 10:
butter nuts. 3h 6D4o per 10; new she'll
backs, 4W4hc per 10.
Lemens-Calitorria, s3.so@4 per box
Lim-s-$lQ1.25 per box
Mushrooms--lb % 2cc Der bex.
Onions - $4,000 per bu: spanish
SLIT per crate.
Oranges-caIifornia navels. s225 ~
SO per box: Floridas. S2.s6921S per
box.
PIN. appie.---Floridas. - per crate.
tzC2.5O Fer doz.
Potstocs--M Michigan car lots. $4,000
per bu; new Bermudas. s2.7s per ou.
$3.50 per Dbl
r, uitry--springs. is u 91ic: fowl, 10
Gl3isc: old ROSTERS. ?Gi0c; geese. 12c;
ducks. 159lsc; turkeys. ls91oc per ID
Dressed poultry: Hens, 14P10c;
springs. l4nl5c: ducks. 16M tSc; geese.
13Wl4c: turkeys. goo &c Id
HaJbits--S1.25 per doz.
Strswberries--40f ~ i5c per quart box
sweet Potntocs--Jerseys kiln dried.
Tsiiow-So 4. 6Me: No ?. 51sc H.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06

The annual meeting and banquet OF
the Detroit Real Estate board will be
held Monday night. and from the re-
sponses that have been coming In
from the invitations II will be the
most enthusiastic meeting that the
board has held, fitting climax to the
successful year under the guidance of
President Claude Harmon. The an.
nual election OF officers will take place
at this meeting. The candidates for
president are Walter c. Woolley and
Frank G. Passenger. Mayor Thomp-
son will give short talk on taxation
and the city budget.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
JoBBING PRICES.

Canned eocd,-AApp,ss, gals. s2i5:
baked beans, lib. 60 zoe; Lima beans.
:l%dsed sSsSrnT dh,n . Maine i 70
Peas--Fancy. early June. Si.35: stand
ard. 81; soaked. 60UTcc salmon
Sockeye. tall. s2l5: fiat. 50 20: Alaska
toes. 4S@sOc; succotash. stGl.l0 per
doz
CoHee-Packet coffee. io0-lb case.
sIs75 slG2.50. delivered.
FeedIBran. $50 lnc middllngs. s2y.
coarse middllngs. sac. tracked corn.
t22: coarse cornmeal. s22; corn and
oats chop, $40 per ton
sstesr--Michtean patents. a. wood
best. S5.25: ordinary Iatents. HgS:
straight. Si.S5; cleas. si.40 per Dbl
Rye hour. Sass Ger bbL
UIi--Raw linseed. SOL; boiled olIn.
seed. tl.02; Ola mono headlight kerr
ossne. &C. Psrfeeuon, 9Se: Eocens.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
STANDARDIZATION Gets JOB.

WASHINGTON. Feb. G.--President
Taft today appointed Rep. Duncan
McKinlay. (Repn.. Cali 10 be survey
or for the port OF San Francisco. Nc
Kinlay Is a regular and was defeated
for reelection by William Kent. pro
grsssiye As a prominent Lame
duck" IL has been predicted repeated
" that MeI<inlay would be .giyen q
good Job.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
INV YORK sTOCIS LETTER

NEW YORK STOCK LETTER
Xoported for The Times by Paine.
Dbber q CO.. Feb. 8:
&n0ge were higher and there were
~ sharp advances In a number OF
1os, T. N 4. and Atlantic Coast Line
@1ng especially well absorbed. Lon
- cable somewhat higher and re-
Ho<1on In the German bank rate frorn
10 = per cent, helped the early bull
oeuttment. alter on, some weak
- shown by steel. the tone became
Utk1o uncertain and lost portion OF
~ early advance. trading growing
~ son the decline.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries. extras. 25hc 10;
nrsts. use: dairy. lie; packing stock
l4Mc Id.
Egrs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. 22c per doz Receipts Mon
day. 193 cases
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
NEW YORk MONEY.

NEW YORK. Feb. G.--AIoney or call
%. per cent Time money. 3a. per cont
for six months Bar silver. London.
, = pence New York. j1a ,c Deinan
strrling S4sG 25 n tsG.30.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
BY FINANCE"


OF be
OF Deto Times oy ths
IL
come andw carefully inyestiga sd)
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO Feb. 6.--Butter: Extras,
CSC: nrsts. 23c; dairy extras. 22c; firsts.
lee Eggs: Prime frsts, II nc: hrsts.
2OiLc Cheese: Skins. 1874 @13hc;
Young Americas, 1914 615zc. Live
poultry: Fowls, 13hc; ducks. lac
JIG; geese, llQ12c.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
1skR TO lE IN (.
(. STOCK MARKET
occasions Are Noted in Leading
{ Blocks After Pronounced Strength
In First Hour.
u =. srocI< MARkET-clo.e.

Amer Asri Chem bl ~. Am sugar
<tx. Anal Cop s64s. Am Z a. 5oA.
"a Cot Oh soH. Am smelt sok. Am
~ us -. Am 4 7 1853. Am lob
<c6 iossz. b & o 1864. D X II 7sa
IN Pac 1854. Cen Leath 32b, do ~
40. q a d S5&, Chi a q w 2tss, &,
= 81 p 1871. Chi a " 147s. Col r x
a SfE. Col 4 South ssk. Con Gas 1893,
roru Products 14H. Del a IL III ", Den
III q 81. Dis Sec Cor 36%. Erie 3eB,
3 lat pr 80. do. I'd pr ASA. Gen Elec
-; q Nor Pf i2sH m CT , . ORE 10 o q
{1X. y q N l47s N. X & T ssM; Len
&c 54&. Nat Lead $50, n Y. Q q w
<6X N u w lot, North Pac 1854, Penn
a ri i1sM, PEG q 4 c l07H. Press 81
~ IS x, Read 1904, Rep a s s5h,
7fSck Isl ssK, do pr GAN. Sloss Shelf
90, South Pac 40 e. South Ry 2Sss
- nj sSN, Tenn Cop 3s. Texas 2s%
lion Pac is0s. U 8 Rub com Ala. y
~. vir Car Chem 65S, Titan Cor
=. wabash 1sE. do pr 3s7s, Yves
~ Tel TAN. West Mfg 20.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-The week
1ortsd with vigorous buying of stocks
1nnSing prices to advance to new
&igh range for the year.
~ n. matter displaying pro-
&ounced strength some recessions
|~oro noted In the leading stocks at
- end Of the first hour.
0overnment's unchanged; other
1ndB steady.
: Noon The market held firm during
- last hour OF the forenoon.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
Markets 0nd. Finance

Butte gas. Ohio Cop : *. Old -Donf a..
Quincy 81. haven 40. bay Conss ~ z, /.
Shan l2h, South Lake 6Ss. sup Cop So,
sup a Bos "a. sup A. Pitts 1bts. frin-
rity as, Utah Cons tl2is. u smelling
q. do nj A.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06

Gov. Osborn will be the principal
speaker at the annual banquet OF the
Builders and Traders Exchange to
be held in the Hotel Cadillac. Friday
evening. The exchange has invited the
business men OF Detroit az It's guests
as il is the purposeof the exchange 10
get the bsuiness men OF the city ac-
quaInted iwth the workings of the or.
ganization. Secretary Edward A. Rob
erts Of the Cleveland Builders EX-
change will denver an address.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06

opinion on tie ss sna
the comp IL preferred 'toe."
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06

4 fTenchmsn has invented burglar.
proc glass. Hammers and mallets
have so far failed to feaZe g.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06

~ Com fsif. Atlantic az, Advent
e <1on Ely 80. Bate Coal 10h. Cal
&o 11I Cop Range IS. Davis Daily
1>1rt uuifo fzst. First Nat 1896.
Kiln. AT rN 81. 1Oik. Granby S7I3.
@ux q Ioidhclc Cons e5k. Grcona
IX Hancock %. Ind f3H, lnspir-
~: I1e Royale ifss. Kerr Lake
InmI 90. Mohawk ~. New Cons
<>v Utah ~. Nipissins II. North
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
flake A LOOK BEFORE
iYOUPART WITH MONEY

located in the sandy dis
fertilizer to the acre TO
These pictures Florida land look mighty good know when there
the garden Of that the pictures is good asa
Most
settlers about hard living out OF Florida land
a s o Michigan soil
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, Feb. 6.--Close: Notwith-
standing the continued assertion that
the foreign situation is bearish, Liver
pool rules firm and prices there are
working a little higher. This Is tue in
part. to interruption or navigation by
ice which reduces the quantity OF
wheat supplied by Russiao. france
needs a lot OF wheat and Is bidding
against England for IL. helping TO
make English markets firm. IN other
respects the foreign situation appears
bearish, for any quantity OF wheat IS
appears TO be no danger OF serious
shortage In supplies. The home Hour
trade continues dull.
There has been nothing in the wheat
market for several days to indicate
that the recent bull interest is doing
anything. The market has lacked or
ganized support and events last week
showed that the bulls were deserving
time there was bulge and prevent
ed any sustained advances. IL Is ng-
ured that the longs must be pretty
well out of their holdings. and some
dealers figure that the market Is now
oversold. The cash position does not
show strength. Stocks are increasing
both northwest and southwest and
was reported sold for Immediate ship
ment late last week in Chicago, but
the sale was later denied. Flour de-
mand is the dullest in months and
shows no sign OF recovery.
Wheat dealers are closely watching
the growing crop or the southwest,
which is in a precarious position and
liable TO serious damage In case OF un-
The feeling In wheat was easy all
Monday and at the close prices were
off &c for the day. Corn and oats were
unchanged and beans declined IS.
Wheat Quotations: Cash No red.
94ltc: May opened without change at
csc, and declined TO 9ssc; July opened
at 95hc and declined to Soc: No.
Coarse grain quotations.: Corn, cash
No. 3, 41c; No. yellow, cars at fsc;
No. yellow. cars az. 4s1sc, at
i6sc, at 46c; No. ? white, 1 car at
4sc: sample, car at 44c. at 45c. Oats:
Standard, cars at SAC; No. white.
331sc Rye Cash No, 1. size; No. ?.
S3c. Beans: Cash. s1.95; March. 50.
Sl9yerssGd Prime s.s spot and Is March "a
$3.50, Is at $7.25, at 1915; prime al
sike, S9.10; sample alsikc, 10 bags at
$3.50. 8 at $3.50. Tlmothysecd: Prime
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Monday included $50 bills Of flour. 5
cars OF wheat, II OF corn and of oats.
Withdrawals were 500 bbls OF -four.
corn. Stocks are 451,9l1 bu OF wheat,
2gS,l20 bu OF corn, 137,493 bu of oats,
3,3l2 bu of barley and 1882 bu OF rye.
Liverpool wheat closed Is a I'D high
er.
Worlds wheat exports last week
were 100000 bu, against 1879, 900
bu a year ago. Russia furnished D.
$4,000 bu.
Wheat on passage increased 1,6so.0o0
bu last week.
The visible supply of wheat increas-
ed 1,477.000 bu, OF corn 1,077.000 bu.
and OF oats 1000 bu last week
Primary wheat receipts were 537 900
bu, against $4,000 bu a year ago.
Exports of wheat and -four Monday.
81, 900 bu.
Receipts of wheat Monday. Duluth.
| 3s cars, against IS a year ago: Mime
apolis, 214 cars. against 57I: Winnipeg
| 81 cars. against, 1923. ST Louis, s6
cars. against 60: Kansas City. - cars.
against 1871
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06

The answer TO another inquirer re-
garding Smell Creamery stock, appear
ing In this column in a recent issue
OF The Times, has undoubtedly como
TO your attention. This stock seems
TO be issued on a proper basis ana