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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-29
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Sept. 2s-Close: The
wheat market IL not without buInsn
news In fact there Is news that taVors
bulls as well as bears. and more OF the
news IL found In heavy receipts al
Minneapolis and large stocks In Cni-
cnQo, while the bulls have little uash
OF war talk In Europe tosessne ,bs
Canadian northwest. inturing the quaI-
ity OF wheat and retarding marketins.
Armour sent very builish capie 70
Liverpool and q lot OF covering vas
sunnosed the cable was about Argen-
Zine frost The foreign market was
bullishly affected early oy the Itlpon
news. but later an easier feeiing CAM
yielded. News from India was favor
sbie and estimates OF the worlds ex-
ports for the week were bearisn, heip-
ing the easy tone -,
Hnnneapoiis n the most bearish fea-
ture now In the market, news from
the northwest In very bullish as 10 the
eradInR of wheat Some houses wire
that the quality OF the , spri now That
the damage done can not be estimated:
srh,s is said OF the American crop. and
that OF Canada n believed to be worse
because Il was later ana got r m1,v
.hows better conditions In Canada and
an Increase in receipts at Winnipeg
may be the result early next week, but
dealers believe M.nnseapons ree gsrd
winter wheat continues In good de-
mand The buying II by Minneapons
miiIers who fear they viii not De aoie
20 get enough spring wheat TO supply
Bulls want something new to boos,
wheat on and they thought they had "
in the Argentine frost damage. put
later cable reported good weather and
said nothing OF injury from any cause.
The market was easy and slow all day.
late in the session there was active
buying and the close was at gain OF
AZ teat quotations: Cash No. 2 red. S
cars AT 4sc: Dec. opened without
change nj sghc declined TO g9isc and
closed at 81 May opened az ~ o4h.
declined 20 SLOW and closed at ~ o5i
No ,;orI w en4s. ' cash No. foMe: No.
yellow, 1 car ct TIC; No. yellow.
$sr q, Tixc. oats: Standard. 2 cars
al 4Shc; No. ; white. +se. aye: Gosh
No ?, s ssipms sssni ,.1a' Sc9 ,siS;
p PIN. sro, and Oct. sis; Mar, 80 10:
sample. 10 bags ct $50. ~ ~ so,
2ist 81 rs anal. a. ,l sisIke s,ss '% az
siO ~ al s73S TimothySe"f; Prime
'p corn and oats advanced NC and rye
gained &c.
dav Included 500 hbis Of hour. ] "a! OF
wheat 81 corn and OF oats. win.
drev-ais were 5000 bu OF wheat ord
, 600 bu Of corr Stocks nre t1t.JAt
bu OF wheat 1887 hu % eats and
f3Oa1 bu Of rye.
wheat receipts on Friday: 80. Louis
a. eco bu. agsInst so 900 bu a yehr
ago. Duluth ass cars. against 2Is'
WinniT,ee. sf2 cars. AGAINST $50: MIME
anoiie Tae cars against 33a. Kansas
city ~ cars. against Isl.
Argentine wheat exphrts this week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-29

sac. 900 bu. against sTs.90o ~ year
ago: Australian shipment. A. $4,000 Du.
IEdiar shipment. $4,000 hu.
EAports Of wheat and Hour friday
$4,000 bu
liverpool wheat and corn closed \
q Al higher.
Minneapolis wheat stocks Increased
l.4sO.000 bu for the week.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE
TOLEDO. Sept 2s.-wheat: Cash
and sept, sSAc: Dec. 81 oOh; stay,
sl.G5H. Corn: Cash and sept, ,ls:
Dee. s4Ae; May. 6eAc Oats; Cash
anu sep. 4snc: Doc. ty%c; May.
s.Asc Rye: Cash. sec Cloverseed
Cash. Oct and Dec, sl2; Mar, n2.OShl
No. :. tii 10: May. No. q 81, te: reject
ed. S1l.l0. Alsike: Prime. tlC.3O. lec ;
sll. Mar. sill5. Timothy; Prime and
Sept. $40; Dec. and Mar. 81 10. But
ter. eggs and hay. unchanged
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. Sept. 29.-0rain openlny-
Wheat. Sept and Dec. up &c. Corn
Sept and Dec. unchanged cats sept.
up -; Dec. up NC. Provisions steady'
Noon--Wheat: Sept. down NC: Dec.
down NC Corn: Sept up We; Dec.
down NC. Oats; Sept and Dec. un-
Close Wheat: Sept and Dec: up
lHc. Corn: Sept up &c: Dee. down
&c. Oats; Sept unchaaIed: Dec, up
NC. Provisions Arm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-29
PROF. EDWARD r. TURNER
JOINS ANN ARB0R FACULTY
Fills Vacancy In the Chair Of Eng
lish and European His
tory.

lish and European His
tory.
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Sept. 2S.-'ri
vacancy at the University OF Michigan
In the chair OF English and European
history, caused by the retirement OF
Prof. Richard Hudson. has been filed
by the appointment of Edward Ray
mond Turner, Pm. d., a graduate OF
Johns Hopkins university, Baltimore.
and recently OF the department OF his
tory In Bryn Mawr college, Pennsyi'
vania.
Prof. Turner has been spending the
summer abroad, whittier he went as
representative of Bryn Mawr col
lege 20 the hundredth anniversary cei'
ebration OF the Royal Frederick uni
yersity OF Chrlstiania, which took
place the week beginning Sept. 8. He
was present at the dinner given ny
the king of Norway. and participated
I'm the festivities arranged under the
auspices of the municipality OF the
Norwegian capital. and the authori-
ties OF the university.
The greater part OF the summer
has been spent by Prof. Turner IN re
searches carried on at the public rec
ord ONCE, and the British museum In
London. for an historical study upon
which he is engaged. relating TO tne
growth and development OF the Gao
met and secretarial Offices OF the Eng
iish government in the eighteenth cen,
fury.
Through the courtesy OF the mar.
ouis OF Cholmondeley. Prof. Turner
was permitted to examine the Walpole
manuscripts at Houghton hall, In NOT
folk. where he was the guest OF the
countess OF STAFFORD. The Waipo,e
napers form one OF the most interest,"
Ing bodies OF historical material no"
In private hands.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-29
KITTY cHEATHAM COMING.
Will Give Entertainment In A'o o'
Youna Woman's Home.

4
For the first time 10 its historsb
the Young woman's Home, Adams
ave. and Cffford-st., will appeal TO the
public I'm a charity performance 10
be given In the Lyceum theater, rri-
day afternoon, Oct q, when the
hoard of trustees of the home, VIII
present Miss Kitty Cheatham, one OF
the most unique entertainers known
to the stage.
Miss Cheatham has not been nearu
in Detroit, and her coming should De
the signal for a great gathering Oh ar
Itistic and cultured people. AS mem
Der of the late Augustin Days fam
GUS stock company she received ner
earliest training for the stage In that
wonderful school of players. For sew
eral years past she has been doing
the sort of work which she VIII pre-
sent In her afternoons program IN
Detroit-the singing OF songs, recita-
lions. impersonations and story tell
ing. all in q manner so different as to
make her offering absolutely original
and unique.
During the coronation season In
London Miss Cheatham gave one OF
her delightful programs In Buckins-
ham palace before the court and King
Georges guests, and was very much
in demand In smart drawing rooms.
Mrs. r. z. Plumb. No. sS1 Jeter-
son-ave., is chairman OF the press
committee having the affair In charge.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-29
REFUSES TO CUT AUTO TAX.
Mrs. Mains Request Promptly Denied
by Council COMMITTEES.

There was the usual procession OF
objecting taxpayers before the coun-
ell committee on taxes in the regular
weekly session In the council cham
Der, Friday morning. Many OF those
who came in response TO notices were
owners OF automobiles who had failed
to make statements and had been AZ
sessed arbitrarily for $1,000 or up
wards
Mrs. Main. living on Palmer-aye.. OBJ
jected to an assessment OF $1,000 on
her electric machine, which she pur-
chased last year too late TO go ON the
regular assessment roll. She wanted
a reduction to $500. The committee
denied the request, inasmuch as she
had paid no taxes on the car last year.
whereupon Mrs. Main became quite
agitated, and declared that 1t was un-
Just to tar citizens for automobiles
when they were compelled to ride over
such rotten payements."
A daughter OF Mrs. Main also ex-
pressed her opinion OF the treatment
accorded them by that bunch or
men"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-29
MORGAN IN WASHINGTON.
FInaneier Pays Mysterious Visit 70
National Capital.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.--J. Pier
pont Morgan. who arrived In Washing
ton last night, declared emphatically
today that his visit here is prompted
by personal business, the nature Of
which he declined to disclose. Owing
to the fact that Morgan has been CIV
ing his personal attention to the af-
fairs of the United States Steel cor
poration during the past week or ten
days, his arrival here at time when
the department of justice il more ac-
tive in its enforcement of the Sher-
man antitrust law than at any time
In the history Of the department,
gave rise to the speculation az to the
real nature OF the visit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-29
STOCK MARKET
.CONTINUEssTR0NG
Stocks Share in Vigorous Upward
Movement After Slight Recess
sions at the Opening.
\. y. STOCK MARkET-clo.s.

Am b sug 5oA. ANAL Cop ASH. Am G
a + 43is. do pr lis. Am Cot Oh "a
Am Loo SAY, Am Smelt 81 y, Am 4 q n
x-2 per CT is2N. Am lob pf 80 Am
Wool pr 81 Anaconda S1N. AtSn iOl "a -.
szsS Cen Leath 2l. do pr o.. Ches & o
7OIA, Chino Cop l7A, c & CT West II.
c. NJ 4 st Paul los. Col + * ] 70. Con
Gas lS3, Corn Prod llh, Del u kSl y.
Den a II @ 22h, Dis Sec Cor so Erie
so. do LIST pr 4sh. do I'd pf+ols Gen
Lice I4sh, CT Norpfd 122h. ~ roe
eff 46M. Int Met IL. do pr ilh. Kan z
SO pr x-sl s3hs. Leh Val l57 ~. Louis a
Nash l4O. NJ. k & T rs. do pf s.; Mo
Pac SCI, Nat Lead 46A, Y. A. "
ssS. Nor West iOaH, North Pacific
iisI, Penn r llsh, Ray Cons lst;
Read lss. Rep l q 81 2sh. Rock Isl
2Sh, do pf az. South Pac l07 y. South
Ry 25h. do pr IS y. Tenn csp 80. Is~as
2sh, Union Pacific i5s. " hub som
ss. U Steel 6ok. do pr iosb' y
Bonds 101%. Vir-Car Chem Co 49A'
Utah Cop 40. Wabash 10, do pr 2oA
West I'm Tel 76. @ NJ o 3sha. do pr 40.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-29
MARINE



DETROIT. sept. Sup: Kenora.
II.(5 n. Thursdsy: Jupiter. ! 2 m. :
I|.|.1ona. I.16, Milwaukee,. 2:ie: hens-
&-|..f. 1.ft, Mskinstry. $50; Pollock
|<@n1on. Hemlock, 4;l0: ~ y. Jcnes.
Io.,pi Wood. 7iS: Captain Wilson.
cel'lnswoea. 1910 ?, m. Thur :; az
Hfan1a. l1:f0. Peck. Abyssinia- ll;eo'
Spokane. 1910: Carleton. 1880: IRON
('hIr i.fg. Tuscarora, 3; Emperor.
1:It. Mclean. 5:so: Burlington. "
0&eEo. 7:lB: Sullivan. 1870; Mnneap-
OLA Tao; George Stephenson. Jenney'
I:to; MAsabs, s;iS; Ellwoed, y M. Sose
no~n: A b. Wilson. 1i:s5 a. m.
thursday: Crawford. ll;tO sahara.
1850; tug fIarding and oil barge No.
va Me. o s5se ESQ; D. j aorrsil,
=: W. J. Carter. l:l0; Saskatoon. $3.50;
A1daste. $40: Murphy. $50.
Aipena. 2 p. m Thursday; Marine
5:io: Davock. Morgan Jr.. 10: Dinkey.
1919; Weston, Sawyer and consort'
1O.1o Mariska, Algonquin, IL: -,orton'
II:fos Henry Rogers. 1880.
The 500.
SAULT STE MARIE. Mich. Sept. %.
Up: Harmonic, Hebard. noon Thurs
4ey Alberta 1880 P m: Gates: !;
Con-. MAZDA. 40: Empire City. $50;
Charles T. Hutchinson. 4: Townsend.
<<tbinn. 8; Hoyt. 3.
Superior. d. m Thursday; Poe. $3.50
Schiller. a: Paramount. Ottawa. 4:30;
XAunaloa. g: Northern King. Z; ~ att.
Handa. 1880: Perkins. $3.50; ]. 4. Huthc-
Iuson. o.30: Pontiac. 1890; Andrews.
II<1O; Palmer. noon.
Down: Fulton. Huronic. 1880 a. m.
Thursday; House, I p. m: Noble, Null
len 3; Scottish Hero, Barlow. 4; CO.
Fitch. $50.
Olcotf. sac D. m Thursday: McKin-
ney. 10: Baker, 1890: victory. Consti-
tuition. Morrow. IL; MAJOR Ro ms.
Fryer. Roman, Bell, 1: London. La
xonn. .: saxon. Malta. 8: Filbert. 8;
Adams $50: Queen City. Hurlbut
smith. s: James Davidson. corrigan, o;
FoIynesia. 10: Nelson. Holly. Impoco,
~: Wiipen. 1850.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-29
GELS FIRST NOMINATION.
>jolm o. Bursam 10 Nominated fcr
Governor Of New Mexico.

LAS VEGAS. N. NJ, Sept. 2s.-Hoim
D. Bursam. OF socorro, at 1850 this
morning was nominated for governor
a. the new state Of New Mexico by
the Republican state convention.
Bursam was routed out OF bed and
called to the convention hall, where
ne appeared sucking on corncob
pipe. He spoke briefly. Prior to NOM
mating Bursam the convention adopt
"a resolutions indorsing President
Tafts tariff revision attitude and de-
nourcinx the wool revision bin as
ruInous TO New Mexico wool industry.
A compromise clause regarding the
blue ballot was also adopted. II
denounced the blue ballot" but the
matter OF voting for or against its In
tent was not made question OF party
reality. The Blue ballot" refers to the
proposition to make the constitution
more easily amendable. II was order
"a m the statehood BILL
Later today the other state officers
and two congressman win be nom.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-29
A. Il. GRIFFITH HOME.
Museum Of Art Director Spent Three
Months IN Europe.

Museum Of Art Director Spent Three
Months In Europe.
"A H. Grifith. director OF the De-
froit Museum OF Art, who has been In
europe since June, arrived in Detroit,
Friday, after spending the week
aInce landing from the steamer. in
New York.
n feel NJ least i've years younger
for my vacation" said Grill" his be-
coming forehead curl for which lie is
famous far and wide, not having been
even waye-tossed on the sea voyage
n thoroughly enjoyed the trip. 1
spent the larger part OF the three
months In the British Isles and also
visited France, Holland and Belgium
1 rathered a great deal OF material,
IA data, information and pictures, for
lectures and also made close study
81 the museum buildings, old and
new, for ideas which may prove Of
benefit in the erection OF Detroits
new museum.
II visited the studios and homes
q artists Of every nationality, includ-
Ing Americans, who make their resi-
dence. or are az present maintaining
sfndios. In Europe. In fact, did all
81 those things which one might ex-
necf 4 man In my position to do.
+ feel refreshed, have acquired an I'M
,nense amount Of knowledge, new
IDEAS, and am ready to enter into my
work here with greater interest and
energy than ever, II such be possible,
Tor I have always loved Detroit"
Mr.. Grifith modestly acknowledged
that he found more than one person
among the dignitaries he met In Eu-
rope who knew of Detroit, It's muse
nm and its popular director.
TN many Instances found my yis-
Ifing card an open sesame" said MT.
0fifith.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-29
posToN COPPER MARKET--CIore.

Ariz. comi.. IS; Ahmeek. Iss; Alloqss,
hemia ia: Cal q Ariz., 4S&; Cal, Il
HecIa. ss6: chief. 81: Chino. 17&; Cop
ner Range, 4sN y: Davis DAILY. 90: East
Butte, 10: Franklin. 81 qroux'
90 Greene Cananea, 5K; Hancock, 10;
Indiana, ga Inspiration, So: Kerr
Lake. Az: Keweenaw. .; La Rose
If-ie: Lake, IS: Miami. 1875: Mohawk.
N,nissing. North Butte. 2zh North
lake. ~; Old Dom. &c: Osceola, SO;
RAY Cons, IN: shannon. IN; South
lake, ga: Tamarack. 20h Utah Cons.
az, Wolverine, 90: Yukon. az.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-29
KEGs DAUGHTERS TO MEET.
Annual Convention VIII Open In De-
trolt Next Wednesday.

The thirteenth annual convention or
<he Michigan branch OF the Interna-
tIooal Order OF Kings Daughters and
Sons will be held In the First Congre
national church, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday. Oct. 4, s and 6. The
ronvontion will open Wednesday If.
[ernoon. and In the evening Mrs. Der.
tram g. whitney viii give a recep-
ton to the delegates at her home.
Cedar Hall, Crosse Pointe
Among the prominent women 10 ad-
dress the convention will be Mrs. J.
4. Mason. Baltimore; Mrs. w. e.
<orVtIl. Nashville, Tenn: Mrs. Sophia
II WaIdron. formerly head OF the AS
&c<iated Charities In Toledo. and
U<an Nande 0ilchrist. OF the Michi-
&1n Agriculture college. Charles w,
Garfield. president OF the Playground
association. Of Grand Rapids. win de
|||<r an address.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-29
:" UNION STOCK YARDS.
PRODUCE.

Commission men reported good
general trade this morning. with no
important price changes. After one
day OF short supplies there was a big
load OF peaches on the boat this morn
ing. The great bulk OF the receipts
were OF the ~" sire, and nearly two
Thousand bushels OF them were sold
out on the docks at slightly better
prices Nlan on Thursday. Trade In
pears 10 on a relatively small scale
now. but there are great many low
grade apples coming in, and there IL
a big trade In grapes. Receipts or
dressed calves were larger than usual.
and there was q liberal supply OF live
poultry. but there was no accumulation
and quotations were unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-29
THg PRopleAL JUDGE.

This is what the Boston Herald
has to say OF the serial story
which begins in The Times, octo-
Der 2.
The Prodigal Judge has a dis
tinct claim TO the attention OF
readers OF fiction. II grips and
carries one along relentlessly. II
charms with its humor and stirs
with its thrilling episodes. II has
go and Mr.. Kester lets himself
loose In the telling. The element
OF mystery excites curiousity. and
win be read with pleasure by
those who love a robust and pro
foundly human tale"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-29
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER

Reported for The Times Dy faine'
weber a Co. Sept. ~: .r
The stock market opened lrrssuiar
but showed no radical cnanges wn
= ere london market was almost
Wholly ignored. as were the develop
ments In the foreign situation. an sen
timent was more cheerful dne 10 ,he
fay orable construction put on wy
=, ssident.s speech. After the opening
The demand became more Disk ana
tbs carried the Est to levels or point
or more above the previous close.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-29
NEW YORK COTTON.
" c Gown RONnS
Shoots Wife: Kills HlmseIf.

CHICAGO. Sept. 29.--Following
quarrel today with his wife Ella. at
their home, Benjamin Cohen. 81, a
salesman. fred four shots at the wom-
an. one taking effect in her leg. He
then turned the revolver upon himself.
firing a bullet into his temple. dying
instantly.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-29
Grand Jury EInlsh., work

The federal grand jury, which has
been In session here several days,
VIII complete its work during the
afternoon and will make it's present.
ments probably on Saturday morn.
ing. While there are a number OF
cases. they are mostly of a minor
nature.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-29
Warrant on, Cor eanker.

CINCINNATI, o., Sept. ga war
rant was sworn out today for the ar
rest of +. T. Mcclure OF the defunct
Metropolitan Bank and Trust Co The
warrant charges that Mcclure receiv-
ed deposits knowing that the bank
was insolvent. Mcclure has been III
at his home since the bank was closed
over a week ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-29

SiO.i B.N crystal dominoes, 6-lb,. 1875;
eagle tablets. $3.50; cut loaf $50.
cubes, t7.s6: xxx. powdered. tf.be:
Eranulated. extra coarse. $40: granu-
SS.sh cartons. sT.iB; diamond A. s720;
confection.rs' A. t7.O6; No. l. s1.10; No.
?, ST.lO: No. .. s7.06: No. 4. ~; No. ).
S6.S5: No. g. $3.50: No, 7. se:sb; No. :.
1850: No .. se.Ib; No; TO- te.io; NO ~.
"a 1855. No. is Ss55 Household pow
dered' 6-lb cartons. rs 10 case, 7.2S:
household powdered. lib. as 10 case.
$3.50
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK Sept 2e.--Flour; Duh
ana unsettled Pork: steady: mess.
SiS7b0iT Lard; Firmer; middle west
spot s94599.5b. Sugar Raw. quiet;
wade. 50 test. ,b.4sh refined; agisti
nowdered. $4,000 7s5; granuiatsd. $3.50
0T25. Coffee: Rio No, 7. on spot.
IsaIc TaIlow: Weak; city. csc: coun-
try a. 61SKc. Hay; Dull; prime. 81 20
mIs5 No 3. s16r1.0b: clover. e0c0
SiIO Dressed poultry: Dull; turkeys,
10 2sc; chickens. 12G 2Sc. fowls. 100
lie. ducks. l6h@l7he. Live poultry:
Quiet: geese. iec; ducks. lac; fowls; ~
fpislse: turkeys, Use; roosters ioc:
stendy: state milk. common 10 specials.
I2XIl2c; skins. common TO specials.
Butter: Quiet: receipts. 5000. cream
cry extra csc: state dairy. tubs, goo
25c Eggs: Firm; receipts, s.Il2; near
by white fancy. 30WSbc nearby mixed
fancy. 2i@esc; fresh hrsts. 2ogZsc'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-29
BOSTON COPPER LETTERS.

stone a Co, Sept %:
The Boston copper share market ~
extremely Inactive, trading being con-
fued mostly 20 odd lots Only frac-
tional changes have take LIara and
the market has developed no feat ures.
Calumet y Hecln II quotco - roints
higher. Utah rallied to al substan-
ual gain. over the last. nights closing
Old Dominion ~ y lower AZ SO =, cni-
no and Hay continue arm on light
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-29
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALo-osesi.s.

Dunninr q stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO,. n. " sept. 70
Cattle: Receipts. 10 cars. market. dull;
best LOO 10 800 10; steers ,o s.i1o
steers. 100. good prime Zoo 70
i.S00-lb. steers. ss.76@T.lb; best LOO
70 l.2Go-lb. shipping steers. ssgs,tS;
medium butcher steers. 1000 20 i,avo
$3.50 q q. 70: best fat cows. s4.SOVe. tar
TO RooG do. t3.50Q425; common TO me-
dunn do. ,2SoQ3: trimmers. ,ay
a5o; good fat heifers, s6.5o4o,Ss; best
OATS: stock heifers. sS,2SQs.s0, best
feeding steers dehorned. SA2S u 90 +;
common feeding steers. dehorned. 81 20
o.; stockers. all grades grades a. %;
butcher bulls. S4.5o06: bologna tui's,
$500. stock bulls. ss.2s Q3 70: best
mixers and springers. $4,000: com
meu to good do. ,2sgs5.
Hogs: Receipts 40 cars: market,
steady, heavy. 's-ssS7' workers. "
Sheep and Lambs: Receipts. rs cars;
market, steady; top lambs. $500 8 90;
yeariings. s4.501475: wethers. $40
ABS; ewes. s3.5o@4,
calves: $500 1850.
EAST BUFFALO-Clo-sng.
EAST BUFFALO. N. r.. Sept. 2s-
Cattle: Receipts. $50 head; market.
duh and steady; prime steers. N;2b9
T.40, Dutcner BrdOes, tsWo.iO- SaNcS.
Receipts, 100 head: market. active and
25c higher: Gull TO choice. $50 1880.
Sheep and Lambs: Receipts. 1000 head:
market, lambs slow. loo lower, choice
lambs, 36.40ge.50; Gull to fair, $500
6; yeariings. s45OQ5: sheep. $204.35.
Hogs: Receipts, $500 head: market.
fairly active and SC lower; workers,
ss.s0a7: pigs. ss6s10: mixed, S7QT.o5;
heavy. Sc 5000: roushs. sS.266s.so;
stays. ts06.50.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO,
Sept. z9.-HoEs: Receipts, $4,000 head;
market. strong; mixed and butchers.
Sc. 05 06sO; good heavy. $5.sO66.7O:
light. S6l0@s75: pigs. NG6.15. Cat
lie. Receipts. 1000 head; market. weak:
beeves. S.76@s.15: cows and helfers.
s2G $40: stockers and feeders. ESQ
SOS: Texans, $4.So@s; calves. $6@s.50.
sheen: Receipts. 5000 head; market.
weak; native. s2.2564 western, s2.75
a4.io: lambs. s4Gs: western. s4.5oge.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o.. Sept. 2s.-Hogs:
Receipts, 1000 head: steady; workers
and mixed. $50; heavies, $3.50; pigs,
$3.50. Cattle: Receipts. cars; weak.
sheep and lambs: Receipts, 10 cars
1915 top. Calves: Receipts. 200 head;
$3.50 top
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nosroN CoPPER sHARE sALEs.

a. b9 9,rn1.b eoPpSs y Hayden' Stone CO.:
Adv IS. Ar So. Alb $50. Anal 3125.
Ann Zinc ass, Ariz Com 90. Butte a
BAL 100, Blu 255. c a A 405. a n {,
chino 500. Range s2s, DAILY West 10.
Can 100. Han 100, Helv 10. Ird los Isl
Creek $50. do pf rs. X l. 135, Lake SIS,
NAV 100 Mi so Mo 25. New le3. Kin ass.
n b SIS, Ojib 20. . ID ~, Far 100. GU
Ray 2sS' shan T 80 so Uta ~ To9; SUI sup
u s smeit 500. do pf SOs. Ut Cop $50.
woly so
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NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.--Although

NEW YORK, Sept. zs.-AItnUusn
there was little irregularity shown
at the opening OF the market today
the tone soon became strong and
stocks showed some gain.
IL a. m.--After a slight reaction fol-
lowing the initial transactions the tone
became strong. stocks sharing In
vigorous upward movement.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds strong.
Noon-Price movements in the late
forenoon were irregular. some stocks
declining while others made gains.
The stock market closed steady.
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Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber a Co., Sept ~;
$50 up Is Gu. futures. bSf iss Sd. ip -
Cd
Coppers opened higher with fading
ltnited TO a few OF the popular issues
Although little interest - snow"
the market at present. therc "a a lie
cidedly better tone 20 the marHet-