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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-01
NOTICE-ALLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. November |, 1911
Paving Notice, No. III.


To Z. Ciszewski NJ Juchowski John
Kortas, J. X Kozlowski. 4. Kosciusko,
e. Mioskowskt, Frank Richter. Frank
Rosinski Joseph SowinskL \. Sonny
ski Albert SsnaseCki. Thomas Follow
ski aud 10 all other persons owning.
occupying or otherwise interested I'm
any OF the lots and parcels OF real
estate In the local assessment district
established by the Common Council -
defrav the expenses OF grading and
Iaving the alley within the boundaries
herein set forth.
The Hs5esEWpUt roll hats been con-
pleted for defraying the expense az
paving the alley No. 2l1-bCing the
alley frst south OF and parallel 10 cam
field avenue, from tho east line OF RUS
sci street eastery to the west line or
alley arst west OF and parallel to Rio
pelle street and Is now open 20 inspec-
tfon at this office, and vii remain ia
this office for five days from the first
pub LEGATION OF this notice for the tn-'
spcction OF all concerned All lots or
parcels of land admitting IN, or adjoin-
ing the alley so described, have been
assessed for such Improvement,
The Board of Assessors vii meet on
Tuesday. the Eth day Of November.
1911, ut 10 o'clock a. m, at their Office
in Tho city Nan. and will remain in
session for a period OF six hours To hear
an4- person or persons desiring 10 OBJ
;ect To any assessment so made.
BOARD or ASSESSORS,
16l2) BY HENRY PLASS,
President
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JoBBING PRICES.

Canned Good.--Appies gals. $3.50:
baked beans. i-lh. 500 soc: Lime beans.
UaI.5O; Corn: Fancy Maine; siie;
peas: Fancy. early June. ,l.sS: stand
AVID 81: soaked 506 zoe salmon:
sock -eye tall. $3.50. fiat 81 20 Alaska
reds. $3.50; Alaska pinkA $50 Toma-
toes slI1l0: succotash. sl4l.i0 per
doz Peas: Msrrowfat. sl-l6. early
June. si.25; sifted early June. N.4S per
doz. -
,is.sc q es5o delivered.
Feed Jobbing prices In i0o-lo.
s2s. nnc middlings, $50; coarse corn
mea land cracked corn. $50 corn ana
FIour-Jobbing prices: Best Michi-
gan patent. s4.55; second patent. $40;
straight. Aio; clear. 1890; pure rye.
tts0; spring patent. $3.50 per Dbl In
OF Raw linseed. soc; boiled lin
seed. Gle; Diamond headlight kero-
sine, Sc; perfection. sac Eocens,
tGfye " in Sbi lots. SIZE per gal
lily. ,is9is5o; medium, slA5oa1s;
smoked hams. Hhc;, dry sailed bIis-
hams. loc: bacon. lst4 q i4c: lard. in
tierces, loAc: kettle rendered. lie.
sugars daily by w. H..
Edgar & Son: Crystal dominoes. lbs,
Sl0.O5: lbs. S9.55; eagle tablets, $3.50;
cut loaf. IS: cubes, So N\NN, pow
dered. s7l6; standard powdered. $40:
granulated, extra coarse, " 10, line IN
bulk. 81: 25-lh cottons, sos diamond
\. s7.O: confectioners 4. s6.95, No. ],
81: No >. 81. No. 3. 1925; No. I, $3.50;
No. 5, $6S5 No. 8, $3.50; No. {. s6,I5:
No. s s6.1O. No. 2, $s65: No. 10, $3.50
No. H. IS So. No IL. $3.50; No. -, se45;
No. IA S645; No 10. s645. household
powdered 5-Ih. cartons. IS 10 case.
s7.25. household powdered. lib. car
tons. - 10 case $40; Michigan gran
ulated. in barrels or bags; $3.50 in 20
10 cartons, 1855 per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-01
u OF M. SOCIETY VIII:
BUILD UP MEMBERSHIP
Michigan Union Is To Make Can
vass For New Membership
surgency Among Dents"

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Nov. l.-Elev-
en- senio" girls have been elected TO
tlortarboard and will be initiated up
on date 10 be selected. The initi-
ates are the following: Catherine
Alexander. Iron Mountain. Mich: Jo-
sephine Davis, Traverse City, Mich;
Monica Evans. Detroit; Grace Lock
ton. Ann Arbor: Mary Malcomson.
Detroit: Jane Quirk. Houghton. Mich:
Lucille STOW, Howell Mich; Mar
gaerite Stevens, Gladwin, Mich;
Louise Tithill. Cincinnati, o., and
Helen Weber. Detroit.
The Michigan Union is preparing
To make its second house-to-house
canvass for members. Some time ago
n canvass was made and large num-
Der OF new members secured, but the
management OF the Union feels that
there are still hundreds of students,
who might be interested in the Union,
IL me matter was presented to them
n the proper manner. A corps OF 45
students will make the canvass, and
Il is hoped that the result will be an
increased membership.
Last year the senior lit class had
trorble ali through the school year.
Il began at the time OF the class cleo
tion and did not end until the diplo-
mas had been presented, and this
year the senior dents" give indica-
ton of rumpus which may disrupt
the class AS in the case of the Its
last year. the trouble with the dents
is the class election held last Sat
urday. Insurgents in the class claim
that the election was not as IL should
have been, and they have petition
| in circulation which they expect TO
present 20 the Student Council In a
day or two. They claim that most OF
them were unable 10 attend the meet
| ing al which nominations We're made
aud accordingly were unable 10 place
IN nomination the men of their choice
for the various offices.
The annual campfire OF the fores-
tiers will be lighted in Cascade Glen
next Saturday night This event is
given for the purpose OF getting the
! freshmen of the forestry department
acquainted, and II is expected that
there will be a large attendance.
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Toncy CoIIca, q SIciIian, who lives en-
clark was struck ny Trum-
bEll line car at Jefferson and MI.
Eniott-aves, Tuesday morning. lie
vustained slight fracture at the
base OF tho skull and was removed
I'm an unconscious condition TO St
MaTy's hospital Ills condition is
siill serious.
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YUAN SHI KAI BECOMES
VIRTUAL RULER OF CHINA
continued from Page One.


mer is satisfied. the latters ehmity
will only be intensified. Revolution
lists in Pekin boldly demanded today
the mastering out or the Mahehu
troops. To do so would leave the en-
peror without even a palace guard.
The American residents In aPekin
and their countrymen who nave
sought refuge ho~e from neighborinl
cities are holding a meeting at the
legation today to consider measures
for their prot
All agree that the legatio
n,talitv should be extended 10 the boy
en,reror should he seek refuge.
SHANGHAI. Nov. Real Admiral
Joseph b. Murdoch. OF the United
States navy. arrived here today, and
AT once ordered $50 American marines
10 Hankow TO protect foreign inter.
ests there. The marines started i'm.
mediately.
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lie Of, on kip. lac OF on calf.

4 lie of on kip, Iisc of on calf
Iemoas-California, t6.5Om7 box.
Iimes-tld1.2 per doz
Huts--Hickory nuts. large. 81 eSi
shCliharks. ca NSc 10; butternuts, u
black walnuts. 75c PSI per bu.
Onions - yellow. s00S5c per sack
Spanish. sil40 a I. so per crate.
OraBges-Nalencias t6boG6 box.
PouItry-Springs. 1i6llhc; fowls
81. slIec; No. ., Susc: geese. So se'
ducks. Young, lsai4c: turkeys. ii9lSC
III
I.rar--Kiefers. 5O975e; Duchess. u
Der bU.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s2s0Qs crate.
I'otatees-car lots. track. Detroit. are
selling at 6Sfn6Sc per bu.
Qt.Inee.-Sl. rs oil so per bu.
sweet P0tatoes-Nirginias. $4,000
ss5 per Dbl; Jerseys. $40 per bu;
I.iiow-No. 1. &C: No. 2. 5Eclb
WooI-Michigan unwashed wool for
southern, central and northern sections.
a. u and y blood. 10000; delaine,
tpwashed. 16Q1sc: common, rough and
fine. i4a1se per 10. Z. o. b. country
points.
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VESSEL PASSAGES.
netrnlf

TrTROIT. Nov. Up: cole. L. Q
n m tuesday; Iroauois. 1915. VIM
nince. Butler. 1890. J. \. Donaldson,
I.ir, Numa. 800 Denmark. 2:3o: Ro-
man. 3:35. Northern Wave, $40 w y
Ror,crs 4: Brazil, 4:05, Sinaloa. 80:
t,afbfnder. Sycamore. 5:45, Van Week.
Foster Mitchell, 1905, Empire City. 5.
Down. Duluth. 1890 D. m. Tues
dav. u. NJ. Hanna, Phipps, 10; ar
-1tIs Nicholas. 3: Conemaugh. Crescent
fItg s:45-Iex- Unadila.- 4; ST. Paul.
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>rw YoRk srock LETTER,

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber x Co. Oct, ii ::
The New York stock market opened
steady with only fractional changes
from the previous close. After the
irst transactions a demand developed
" hich carried the list 20 gains OF a
point in some instances and the rails
part cuiarly showed firm tone. The
IL developments in the Tobacco plans are
regarded as favorable and stimulated
huving The market became dull now
ever on the rally and recedsd slightly
on realizing sales.
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YESTERDAYS N. Y. STOCKS.
\. nj. sToCk MARNET-1 lose.


Am Az Chem as. Am u Sug - -.
Anal cop 52h. Am G A. ass, Am Cot
-On 90. Am Loo SO. Am Smclt 81 2,
Am 4 A n 1856. Am Tob IF %. Ana conda
ASIA. Atch 1868. Bait a @ 81, * I
g4a, Can I>ac 226is. Cen Heath pt ~.
hes a % ~. chino Cop 209s. G NJ a -
T. l0s .. Chi A INVEST i45ts, Col 4 q ]
- "a. Col a South asa. Con Gas 10 y
Corn Prod 10. Del 4 III l6iiS, u q \ q
a3is. IBIS Sec cor SOS. Erie 3 y do LIST
pf SEA. Gen Flee liSa.. CT Nor pr
is4is. CT Nor ore eff ga, Int Met ~.
Lch Va. 1885, Louis 4 y Ia. NJ, a L
81 VI. ~ + a ~ Ste NJ u 1873, Mo l'ac
a p, Nat Lead 49, { l05 =, NoTt
a - less, North rae liz >, fenn u =
3oiz. Ray Cons lSa. Read iSa >, Yep
a. =. 1871 Rock Isl -. do III - =
South Pac lO9A South Ry s9A. DO i'f
70s, Tenn cop slA, Union pae l6A =.
4 : Kuo com 4eis [ : steel 81 10 ~
lC55s, u ) Bonds l0l :, iNr-Car Chrm
t6a. Ftah Cop 4ias, Wabash IF ;, a.
West Tn Tel 7sis, West Mfg oS' q III
o n 7j
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CHICAGO PROVISION MARKET.

CHICAGO. Oct. 31.--Butter: Extras.
Sic hrsts. 2sLc: dairy extras. zee;
frsts. csc. Eggs: Prime hrsts. 24c:
firsts. &c. Cheese: Skins. non Il G.:
young Americas. 2m1inc. Live
poultry: Fowls. 9d10c: ducks. 10is u
lie. geese 12d12hc.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Extras. ale. hrsts. soc; dairy.
aic: packing stock. zoe per 10.
Eggs-Current receipts, cases in
clude3, csc Receipts on Tuesday, 466
cases Market tirm.
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Appie.-5Oc a blu. y1.5O6s bbI
Bananss-Good shipping stock. $3.50

AppIe--5Oc asi blu. s1.5OGs Dbl.
bananas-Good shipping stock. $3.50
Beans-Dried Lima, o. a &c per 10.
California Fruits-Grapes Tokays
sl.tOD SO. MalHgas st50G2 per box
Ccicry-Home-grown 2o@26c doz
Caui:fower-75 a soc bu.
CaLbage-SI.75 bbl
Cheese Michigan fats. l51l6hc;
New York fats, fsm16hc: cheddars
1875 q iec: domestic Swiss ia soc;
BLOCK Swiss lsai7c; imported swiss.
2s see: Limburger. 131 014c. brick
cheesc. l5d1sc ID.
crsPberrie.-,275 per bu; ,75o@S
MISUNDERSTANDING ID.
nates-Persian, 5@sc Id; Far1s. 1oh
Gle 10
dressed CaIve.-Fancy. 1O9l1c ID;
common, 9a loo III.
iigs-ImPoFted,-R new, IL q, lGe- PEI III:
California. CSC ID
Einnan Haddier-1Oa1lcp per Id.
Fresh Negetables-Cucum hot
house, 900 soc per doz.; lettuce hot
20 bu. onions, 12ts " 15c doz.; beets,
b450c bu homegrown tomatoes. IS
"a soc bu; parsnips, Sjc bu; carrots,
4og4bc bu; rutabagas, $50 SOC per bu.
trap. Fruit-Florida. s65On7 per
case
Grspe.-Concords, s-Ib. baskets. 14a
loo, ponies. I3IIFc per basket: Ma
saras. lsc basket: Catawbas Tonies.
Honcy-Fancy white. l59i6c. No g,
itQi4c: extracted, Smoo Id.
Hsg-Detro't shippers are paying tho
following prices for baled hay i'm car
lots. o b. Detroit: No. timothy.
go 2; 2o.b0. No. timothy. SiS50ml9:
clol er, mixed, si7l19: rye straw, $3.50:
Wheat anu oat straw. S1s0WBO0.
Loose hay from farmers wagons ON the
cit markets ranged from t20q2s as
20 quality.
Hides--No cured. I2isc: SO 4
green. Toe; No I cured bulls, 1Oisc: NJ.
1 green. &c; cured calf No I. 1--we;
green calf No. /. loo per ib horse
hides. No. 1, 1915; No 2. s275: sheep
skins, as to wool, soc o.; NO. hides.
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INION sTOCk NARns.
PRODUCE.

The market for country produce was
called steady this morning. Receipts
of~~poultry We're the largest Of the
week. and while retailers were not
buying very heavily the big dressin z
establishments appeared 20 have room
for all the good stock in sight at
around inside quotations Receipts in
cluded q lot 90 Door stock. how ever,
which had to sell on it's merits. Blu
ter. eggs and potatoes are firm. Dressed
calves were unchanged, hut under lib
erai receipts the market = not strong.
Lemons were little lower. but the
fruit list generally remained as quoted
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-01
BUSINESS NOTES.

The directors of the United States
Steel Corporation declared the regu.
lar dividends OF "a per cent on the
preferred. and IA per cent on the
common stock of the corporation in
their meeting Tuesday The finan.
cial statement for the quarter ended
Sept. 30, showed that earnings OF
$29, 522, 1875 and net earnings of s222,-
1851. For the last quarter gross
earnings were S2s,l0S.52O and net
earnings 81, S3a,S40. and for the cor
responding quarter last year, the fig
ures were gross, s37. 365,1S7, and net
S31 .04s,725.
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TOLEDO CRAM AND PROVISIONS,

TOIEDD. o. Oct. sI--Wheat. CASH
a74c; Dee, sShc; May, 81 o3ls July
afLre-Carl. Cash -14lac. Dee. 6lis a.
MAY. sec; July, s6Hc Oats: Cash
fSec Dec. 1915, May, 5li.c. July
aye Rye Cash. 80. Cloverseed
Cash. oct and Dec $3.50, March
SIe6sL. No .. S12s5: No. q sliq5
rejected. sli %. Alsike: Prime. sl0Na
Dec. $40. 90: March. sll.:o. Timothy
Prime. ss42le: Dee. 80; March
sE57h.. Butter. eggs and hay IN
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NEW YORK COTTON.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. Oct. 3l.-Money on call
2ss per cent; time money. ca asa per
cent for six months. bar silver---Lon-
don, 20 Lied bar. silver--New York
SAC: demand starting. Hs6.75 ~
1850.
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WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING
Census figures given out by Director
Durnnd this week show that Detroit

Durnnd this week show that Detroit
has passed Pittsburgh In the value OF
manufactures produced and numbet
OF men employed. Pittsburgh is lit
tie more than holding her own in
manufacturing. while Detroit has
shown a gain Of 100 per cent for the
Ave years from 1904 10 1909. The
number OF wage workers i'm Detroit
increased from 4s,iS3 in 1904 TO ST.
OIL i'm 1908. Pittsburgh, on the other
hand showed a decrease in number
OF men employed-71,5lS in 1904, and
614I4 in 1909.
The excitement OF big day OF pleas
ure In Detroit. winding UP with
visit TO a moving picture show In the
afternoon. proved too much -fOr SIN
clair Charles Chessus, Jr., who had
spent all uf his hve years on a farm
near BEDFORD. Mich He collapsed
while ia the picture theater. and diei
few minutes after being carried
into an ante-room. Coroner Roth
acher declares that heart disease due
30 Owe, excitement, was the cause OF
death. The tiny lad. with his two
brothers, was brought 20 the city for
good time Ivy his grandmother. VINO
has cared for the boys since the
death. last Christmas. OF their
mother.
Harry 4. Conway. who was sentenced
by Judge PheIan 20 serve from four
10 IL years i'm Jackson prison for
forgery. will probably be paroled
soon. on recommendation 81 Judge
Phelan. Or George X. Pray. the
prison surgeon, reported 10 tho Judge
that Conway had been cured from
the morphine habit. which ~ believed
TO have been responsible for his
downfall.
Mrs. sarah kapIan. the Jewish woman
who came NIL the way from Boston
In pursuit or her husband. Nathan
Kaplan. took the witness stand
against him. Tuesday morning in
Police Justice Jeftries' court. lie is
Charged-with non-support Her two
children were with her. one a babe I'm
HrWs,- the other Juggling at her skirts
Edtii or them were making hearty
meal OF apples while she was giving
her testimony. She said her hus-
band deserted her two and half
years ago The husband asked for
weeks adjournment Of the case
The court agreed 10 this. but ordered
him To pay the woman $40 so she
can live In the meantime
Aid. Walsh. az the Fourteenth ward.
came from Cleveland, where his wife
~ critically III. Tuesday. to attend
the council meeting, and returned
10 that city after the session Mrs
Walsh's illness dates from last June
WHEN she was injured In a street
railway accident Recently he took
her 20 Youngstown. o.. their former
home. for vlsit.-bHt she continued
10 fail. lie started 20 bring her
back TO Detroit for an operation. but
u was necessary To take her from
the train on the way TO Clevela M.
and che was removed 20 St Alests
hoEIttal. where n dangerous opera =
lion was performed Mrs Walsh "a
Eesting quietly and her recovery is
yoh Prtntfna Done h.. rt-..
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RHEUMA m

4 home cure given by one who had u
In the spring OF 1898 ] was at
acked by Muscular and Infiamma-
tory rheumatism 7 suffered IA only
those who have " know. for over
three years ! tried remedy after
comedy, and doctor after doctor. out
such relief as ! received was only
temporary Finally, | found REM
.dy that cured me completely, ard
In has never returned. ] have given
II 20 a number who were terribly
fnicted and even bedridden with
rheumatism. and u effected cure
IT, every case.
want every sufferer from any
form OF rheumatic trouble 90 try his
marvellous healing power Don't send
4 cent: simply mail your name ana
address, and I Will send AZ free 10
try. IL. after YOU have used II and
"a has proven itself TO be that long
looked for means Of curling your
rheumatism. you may send the price
of a one dollar. but. understand. !
do not want your money unless you
re perfectly satisfied 20 send a.
Isn't 'that fairg Nhy suffer any
longer when positive relief Is thNs
,nered you free? Don't delay Write
today. Mark VI Jackson. No. - AZ
Iambra bldg. syracuse, N y. NJ.
JACKSON IL responsible. Above state
u1ent true. Pub.
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Rusipess-Iiise Printing. No .uss and
no feathers The plain. neat kin1 that
looks right. Times Printing Co. l5
Johr r st Phi Main 1893 or city $3.50.
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The 500

Slit STE MARIE. Mich, Nov l.
Tn: Security. oil barge. Queen CITY,
! 20 D. m. Tuesday Flagg' thompson
Down. jay Morse l p. m. Tuesday.
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CHICAGo GRAN OPENING.

ChfCAGO Nov. drain opening r.
Wheat: Dec. and May down = Corn,
Dec down sc; May down &c oats
Dec, down Ne. May down sc. ProvIs-
ions: Lower.
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LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-OpeninE

EAST BUFFALO, y y. Nov. Cat
tie; Receipts. 10 cars; market. SLOW
best l4Oe TO l.5O0-lb steers. $500
7.75: good prime i,30o 10 l.4o0-lb.
steers. sTm7.25 good prime Leo TO
1.sVO-Ib. steers. s625a1. best LOO 20
1,2OO-lb. shipping steers. $500 $
medium butcher steers. 1000 TO Loo
lbs s5D $50. light butcher steers.
sl5OG5: brst fat cows, S423 u 40,
fair 10 good do. s3.25@4; common 10
medium do. s2.25 ii AIS; trimmers, sl.50
a.; best fat Refers. s5n SO; good
fat heifers. S4256rt.s5 fair 10 good
-SslA4 al-stnck -hsifers. S342a n
$50. hest feeding steers. dehorned.
s450a5, common feeding steers, ti---
horned. 50 55d 4; stockers. all grade
sS15m4; prime export bulls, S5H 90;
best butcher bulls, s4.25dl,75; bologna
bulls, SO 25G2.T5. stock bulls, s%M J. !.
best mixers and spring@rs, $500 so;
common to good do. So :
Hogs: Receipts. 20 market:
lower heavy. s6.50n $50 workers.. So 20
$50: pigs. $3.50
sheep and Lambs: Receipts. 10 cars.
steady: top lambs si75H $50: year.
lings. s3.75d4, wethers, Ss.50u3.55;
ewes. sSm3.25.
Calves. 81 20 n . 80.
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L. S. GOVT BONDS.

ELGIN BUTTER.
ILGIN. Ills. Oct. 3i.-Butters Firm,
Lat &C. Output, $4,000
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earnings ST ,S3a,Sf0. and for the cor.
responding quarter last year, the fig
ures were gross, s37 ,365,1S7, and net.
s31.04s,725.
The monthly letter on trade condi-
tons issued by the National Bank OF
Commerce. contains some interesting
business statistics which indicate
generally that fundamental conditions
are not so bad as some have painted
them. "Bus~ess failures we're less
in number and In total liabilities
than last year the. letter says. Rail
road earnings show only slight de
cline, and more miles OF original main
line track were built this year than
for any similar period. Idle car tg'
ures are decreasing The trade bal
ance is s322,472 900, in our favor
compared with $50. 1000 last year
Though steel lines show activity. ths
prices average lowest for years. There
has apparently been an over-produc.
ton of copper, and the slight decrease
last month has helped the situation
Building activity continues to set
new marks. Crops generally will be
Aht lN-lCdl ave. NOlNOu
and corn being the exceptions.
John ID. Biggers, who left his posi-
ton as assistant secretary of the De-
troit Board or Commerce 10 become
secretary Of the Toledo Commerce
club, was presented with a handsome
black walrus travelling bag by the
members OF the Board OF Commerce
staff. Tuesday. Secretary Lucius T..
Wilson made the presentation. Will
lam Il. Wreford. formerly municipal
secretary, succeeds Mr.. Bggers as
assistant secretary. the change TAX
ing effect Wednesday.
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Ma. Walsh, az the Fourteenth ward
came from Cleveland. where his VII,

Bob Prfntfng Done Hs--. Tines
PrintiBE Co, rs john R.-st.
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The excitement OF big day OF pleas
ure In Detroit. winding up with n
Harry 4. Conway. who was sentenced
by judge PheIan 90 serve from four

TO ~ years IN jackson prison Tor
forgery. will probably he paroled
soon. on recommendation 81 Judge
Phelan. Dr George ". Pray. the
prison surgeon, reported 10 tho Judge
that Conway had been cured from
the morphine habit which IL believed
TO have been responsible for his
downfall
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-01
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EAST BUFFALO. y. V. Oct 31.--Cat-
tie. Receipts, 400 head; market. dull
and steady: prime steers, s7Ff5.I5:
butcher grades. ss66.T5. Calves: Re
ceipts. 80 head: market, active and
steady. Gull To choice. s6G $50. sheep
and lambs Receipts. 5000 head: mar
ket, active and firm: choice lambs.
$500 80; Gull TO fair. si.50n $50;
yearlings, siO4.25: sheep. SEA 1855.
Hogs: Receipts. $50 head market
slow and "a 1Oc lower workers.. $3.50
n $50: pigs. s5.s54 {. 30: mixed. 1856;
heavy. s6.70mS.75; rougns, $500 5.s5:
stays. sbD5.25
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO,
Nov. Hogs: Receipts. 10000 mar
ket. steady; mixed and butchers. $3.50
n 40; good heavy. 5000 $40: rough
heavy. $3.50 n $50; light. 555m625:
pigs. sS.15G550 Cattle Receipts. H.
500. market strong: beeves. s46Od915.
COWS and heifers. seas: stockers and
feeders, S2.SQm5-75. Texans. i4.104t5- 40 :
cIlves. SEGs75. Sheep: Receipts. IS
5.s5 western, s240m39 lambs. 1915
q 10. western, $4M6.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND O., oct. 3i.--IIogs:
Receipts. 1000 head: 5G l0c lower;
mediums and mixed. s6.45@6.55- york.
ers, 500 pigs. s5.75 Cattle: RE
ceipts. cars: slow. steady. sheep and
Ian bs Receipts, IL cars; $3.50 top.
Calves; Receipts, 200 head; 50 top.