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The Detroit times., 1911-11-03
Proctor Owens Against
Thompson Plan Hard

Proctor Knott Owens whose cam.
paign against William b. Thompson
for mayor was the biggest political
sensation of recent years, announces
that he will again be candidate In
the next election, and will use the
Thompson-Hally street car ordinance
as his political ammunition.
Thompson insincerity is laid bare
since he has sprung this franchise
proposition says Owens During
our campaign, he tried to ride three
municipal ownership, the Hal
ly ordinance. and a franchise for the
company. When he saw that the peo-
pie were demanding municipal owner
ship, he abandoned his franchise lean
ings in his speeches. and came out
Afiat-footedly for municipal ownership
? Thompson and his astute political
advisors planned everything in grand
I. style before they dared to spring the
franchise proposition. Mayor Thomp-
sons disappearance from the city on
board the steamer Barlum was a care
fully arranged part of the plan
The franchise organs OF the city
were first lined up to try TO dupe the
people into thinking that the franchise
was something just as good as mum.
cipal ownership.
All the time that Mayor Thompson
was holding secret conferences be-
hind locked doors with the d. u. r.
attorneys, a sensational attack was
made on the department of public
works TO divert the attention OF the
, public, and prevent it from watching
the mayor on the street car question
Thompson knows that II is not a good
proposition. He shows his fear OF II
when he stipulates that there is to be
no discussion of 1t. You cant stir a
bad egg without disastrous results.
But to prevent Thompson from
talking, Judge Connolly kidnaps him
and takes him away on the boat. leav.
ing the astute Mr.. Hally to cover the
retreat and say nothing. which he is
we'll able TO do. but Thompson is not
They figured that the people would
be taken unawares, and that the
Thompson plan would get lot of In
dorsments from men who wouldn't
know what they we're indorsing"
Mr.. Owens will start, Saturday, on
speaking campaign through the fac
tories of the city, beginning with the
Packard plant. He says he will make
one thousand speeches showing up
the fake" municipal ownership feat.
ure OF the Thompson-Hally franchise
TO the ID. L. r.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-03
VIM. Collier Talks On
Actors and Watches

ACTORS are like watches" says
William Collier. who comes to the
Garrick theater next week, in Take
nv Advice" There are good watch
es and bad watches; good actors and
bad actors. Some OF them run year,
some only for night The most SEN
sitiye instruments I'm the world, some
need n treat deal OF care. others seem
the better off for a few hard bumrs.
some are reporters. others are not.
There are those that are case-filled,
diamond.studded, with golden works,
that run with nnvarying accuracy:
hut there are also some of imitation
case and cheap works that soon run
down. Some are open-faced, others
.are closed--in hook. They all have
wheels. some have more than others.
he best OF them give promise of run
ng forever, but they all need little
ading, which Is good play, and
We are few OF them that are not
DAr OF for good guard. There
Handsome ones that look well and
nod for showing. but these are
and do not always wear as well
~ cheaper and harder ones.
a,Ae or plain. they all need a
, -. aich Is good management.
The pub gladly paws out its money
nVses no have good works. which
~ so',l'y fine setting, which is a
lass soduction: and keep good
ers are junk
The Detroit times., 1911-11-03
UNCLE SAM is SITTING
ARMOUR'S GRAIN TRADE
Government Contemplates Suit
Because of Alleged Corner
ing" of Wheat Supply.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2.--Persistent re.
ports, which agents here OF the de
partment OF justice refused either TO
affirm or deny. that the government
was contemplating suit against the
Armour Grain co. for alleged corn
ering' OF the wheat market, were cir
culated here today
The tip flew over the grain pit that
the government expected 10 seize
warehouse receipts. which IL is alleged
represented the ownership or the
Armour company in the greater part
OF the visible supply. Nearly 1900
600 bushels OF the 62.000,000 OF the
visible supply is said TO be stored In
Chicago. and the report was that the
operators of the corner were making
frantic efforts TO market their hold
ings to avoid a federal probe.
On the Board of Trade II was denied
that any corner in wheat had been
operated. but operators admitted thai
during the past few days there has
been an enormous quantity OF wheat
unloaded on the market.
Charles r. De Woody. chief special
agent here for the department OF JUS
tice, refused TO discuss the matter In
any way, and would neither affirm OF
deny the accuracy OF a report that he
was preparing 10 make seizure of al
legged evidence.
Greatly incensed over the reports
of possible prosecutions by the gov
eminent against alleged wheat manip-
ulators, United States District Attor-
ney Wilkerson this afternoon issued a
statement declaring that IL newspa-
pers here attempted TO secure any
information regarding the delibera-
tons OF the federal grand jury, now
in session, he would demand their
citation for contempt.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-03
YESTERDAYS N. Y. STOCKS.
\ \. sTOCk MARkET-Ciose.

Am Beet Sugar 5sss. Anal cop 50.
Am q 4 Fdy 90. do IF lltis. Am Cot
oil ~. Am Loo 50 do pf loS, Amer
smell 6Sis, Am Sugar ll1is Am q * I
1876. am Tob ~ 81. Am Wool 30. do pf
SSLs. Anaconda 80, Atch 100 "A Bait x
% SSii. Il Il r 75ts Can Pac sSS. Cen
Leath arg. DO ~ s2ia. ches q . - 3;
Chino Cop 2Oie. chi a CT w la1s. G. NJ
x 81 \ iOsas Chi A. INVEST tfsFs Col +
a I ga, Con Gas 1914. Corn Prod IL.
Den a r q 2i1,, Dis Sic Cor 81 =. Erie
Sss.. DC LIST pf 52ls. 10 I'd pf -. Gen
Islec Isl, CT Nor pr 1851, CT Nor ore
ctf flls Ills Cent 1898, Int Met 1875
do m l5h, Leh Val iT0, Louis 4 y
fls. ~ X a r slis. NJ. - =. & - ste
NJ u 1854, Mo Fac a.. Nat Lead ~ y,
y \ Z 1oT. y y. Q q " losR. Nor q W
1885,. North Fac 1885,, Penn " l2SA.
PEG q a & 1O7. Press ~ Car STA, RAY
Cons u; Read i42, Rep ! - 2q.s y.
Rock Island % =. do pf so, South Fac
H. South Ry 3Oi.. do pf IA, Tenn
Copper 26is, Texas % y. Union paeihe
49, Rub com 43is, L Steel Ssts,
do pf 1925. L 5 Bonds 10l y, Nir-Caf
Chem go. Utah Cop 4sas. Wabash pf
25A. West I'm Tel 7sis West Mfg SO.
q " o 80. do pf -.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-03
RAILROAD BOARDS
VITAL TO STATES
--LAwTON II. HEMANs.

LANSING, Mich, Nov. 3-Lawton
7. Hemans of the state railroad COM
mission is Of the opinion that the
state railroad commission of Michi-
gan will not be relieved of all its
supervisory duties over railroads.
The state of Michigan gave land
equal TO 10 counties the size OF Ing
, ham TO the railroads Of the state as
aid TO them in building the roads, .
said Commissioners Hemans, and /
think that entities the state TO con-
sideration in the matter Of supervis-
ing their operations. Furthermore.
the legislature granted them charters
of great values, as an investigation o
the history OF the state will show.
Privileges OF great value were grant
ed some of the roads in the days
when all corporations had TO go to
the legislature"
In this connection IL is recalled
that not but a short time ago, the
Michigan Central railroad had suit
in the courts TO collect $4,000, 900 from
the state for taking away It's charter
/ and snapped that TO the state for a
suit the commonwealth instituted to
collect taxes for several millions al
legged to have been avoided under that
charter. The Detroit, Grand Haven
& Milwaukee is at present operating
under charter granted IL by the leg.
islature which enables II, so the con-
pany asserts, TO avoid paving two
thirds as much taxes as do other rail
roads.
Mr. Hemsns pointed out that there
can readily he arranged system OF
harmonious cooperation between the
interstate and state commissions rela.
tive TO the supervision OF railroads,
asserting there are many reasons
why the state could not abandon its
policy towards these public service
corporations and trust TO federal reg
ulation and authorities
The Detroit times., 1911-11-03
To Build seIf.UnIoadine Boat.

The Detroit Shipbuilding Co. has
taken an order for the largest hop
per self-unloading conveyor boat ever
built in the United States. She will
be used to carry coal, stone or other
similar commodities to ports that
have no unloading machinery. The
vessel will be 436 feet long, "a feet
beam. and will be equipped with a
Giadrnple expansion engine and
three Scotch boilers. The boat will
cost about Si35.0O0, and will be built
az the Wyandotte yards
The Detroit times., 1911-11-03
THE STAGE

The Fiorenz family OF society aero
F bats. recognized as one OF the leading
Examinations OF It's kind, will head
the Miles bill next week. presenting
an act with a number OF new features.
4 The work OF this troupe Is OF a sensa-
fional nature and is lightning fast.
The family includes four brothers
and three sisters. They have ire
cnentIy appeared in Detroit both IN
vaudeville and as a feature or the
Barnum a. Bailey and Ringing BROS.
cIrcuses. Rozina Zaleska and com
pany, I'm the 9cenic railroad piaylet'
The OPERATOR will provide the aud
ed attraction. Other contributors 10
the new program will be Halligan ana
Ward. the "Rah, rah boys. who de-
lighted Miles audiences last season
with their chatter; La Desma
ianseuse. who has lately been ieat-
nred on the big western time; GreVe
a Green. In "A Page from Minstrel
sy.n and Russell and Gray, the man
with the triple voice and the girl from
Kokomo"
Miners Americans, one of the
fayorite shows OF the Empire Dur
lesouer circuit. will be the attraction
IN the Avenue theater next week. Inc
item OF chief interest in the an
nouncement Is the fact that the feat-
ure of the entertainment VIII De
Adolf link, che midget comedian, VINO
has hitherto devoted his roguish quar-
titles as a fuH-maker to the yaudeNllle
and musical comedy stage. Mr.. Zlnh
will give his specially With the VITA
graph. The Americans" Will he seen
. IN three musical pieces They are
called THE Song Hits OF the Season
The Little Blond Man" and "A
Country School" Among the enter
iainers and specialists are Joe Bur
ION. Louie Rice. Fred c. Collins. Ches-
Ter Nelcon, Felix Rush and Margaret
Flavin.
An unusually pretentious olio al
traction will be offered III Gallagher
and Shean's big Banner Show IN
the Gayety theater next week In Inc
Escape From the Harem.' descrlp-
tive dancing pantomime with Donna
Rosita Mantilla, IN the star role lnls
vs.ang woman is a Spaniard VINO.
dances with the fire and grace popu-
larly ascribed TO her race. her SOLO
numbers are augmented by the evolt.
lions OF picturesquely garoed
chorus
Louis Mann. the well.known char
acter comedian, will come 10 the De-
troit opera house for a half week
engagement. beginning Monday. Nov
20. in new play by Clara Lipman
and Samuel Shipman, entitled Ele-
waiting a husband" The role OF the
husband, is played by Mr. Mann, and
II is said to add another TO his long
list of inimitable stage creations.
"A Romance of the Underworld"
spectacular dramatic playlet in three
scenes. written and staged by Paul
Armstrong, author OF Alias Jimmy
Valentine" and THE Deep Purple,
will be the feature attraction oil the
Temple program next week lie
scenes shown depict New YORK
criminal court day, street scene ana
an interior in the Tombs prison. The
pIayIet require a large cast.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-03
VIEW yoRk sTOCk LETTER.

Reported for TIE Times by Paine,
Weber a co. Nov. ?: TIE New York
stock market opened steady, little at
tention being paid TO the easier London
market. Soon after the opening, a COW
ering movement set in which carries
prices throughout the list from large
fractions to a point above last night :
closing. The opening prevailed on the
street that the short interest mas been
pretty well eliminated by the receut
advance, and that the market was due
for some reaction, because of the COT
traction OF this strengthening factor.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-03
PHYSICIANS RAISE PRICES

MONROE Mich, Nov. 3.-The
medical fraternity OF Monroe have
moi yet bought automobiles Some
sill walk and some use wheels: but
they VIII at soon have buzz wagons.
Commencing today new schedule OF
tprices goes into effect raising both
lay and night calls fifty per cent ;
with SL5D as the standard is the day
call and night rates will begin az q
O'Clock instead OF as heretofore.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-03
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.

DETROIT Nov. 3.-Up: Cuddy, 1i:2a
a. IN. Thursday; Crescent City. ll:30;
Yates. r. m. Zenith CITY. 1910; James
r. Davidson 1:15: Gayley. 2:20; Hem
lock. i'1C, Bransford, ); Rutland, 1:l0;
B. r. Jones. 1:I5.
Down: Mol. II so a. m. THURSDAY;
Crawford. / D. m, Baker. i:10. Supe-
rior City Saxon. 2:10: Corona. 3: g..
IT. Rogers, 3:35; Empress OF Midland,
4:so: Philip Minch. Norton, 5:45; Pom
tiac. 6:25. Reed. 1880
The 500.
SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich, Nov. 2.
Up: Rosemount, II a. m. Thursday;
Weston 1880: Britpa, 1880 p. m:
Juniata, 8; Alberta, 4: Malietoa, $3.50.
Down: Truesdale. 1880 y. m. Thurs
day; Burnham, ., Maunaloa, 3.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-03
JoBsING PRICES.

Canned GOods-ApplcS, gals, $3.50;
baked beans. lib. 500 soc; Lime beans
standard. 9oc. Table beets. 81. 25 a. 80.
peas: Fancy. early June. r.2S: stand
ard. IL: soaked. 500 Tos Salmon
s SOCK 90 .a NiaskS pinhs $50. Tomne
toes $161.10. succotash. tl@llO per
doz. Peas: Msrrowfat. sl.l5: early
June. s125; sitted early June. sl.45 per
Coaee--Packet coffee. 1O0-lb. case.
$3.50 "a 1880 delivered.
Feed Jobbing prices in 1Oo-lb.
sacks: Bran; s25: coarse .ss middiings
mea land cracked corn. $50; corn and
oat chop. s2s per ton.
Flour-Jobbing prices: Best Miehi-
Straight. si.io: clear. ss.so; pure rye.
tso; spring patent $3.50 per Dbl In
OH - Raw iinseed. soc; boiled liu-
sine. Sc; perfection. Sac: Eocene.
turpentins. in Dbl lots. 64Hc per gal
n.y. o; ,is%is.5O: mes msdiS SN ,it'5oa
smoked hams. IA 1sc:, dry sailed bris-
kets. 90 GI0c; shoulders. 1oc; picnic
hams. Toe: bacon. 121t q lac; lard. in
tierces, 10Ac; kettle rendered. lie.
SuEars-Corrected daily BY W. IL
Edgar a. Son: Crystal dominoes. lbs,
S1O.0S; lbs. 1885; eagle tablets, ss,Se;
cut loaf, IS; cubes, $f.2b; ANAN, pow
dered. sI45 Standard powdered, $40:
granulated. extra coarse 40; hne In
bulk. 81: 25-lb. cottons, s705: diamond
\. $3.50; confectioners' \. s6.95: No. l.
81 Nc. ?. s., No. 8. s6.sj; No. Z, $500:
No. 5, $685., No. s, $3.50: No. q Ss.75;
No. s 500: No .. 1855: No. 10. $3.50;
No. II. S. 90; No. T. $3.50: No. IS, s6.45;
No. II. SEAS, No. To- s6.45 household
powdered 5-lb. cartons. IS 70 case,
1925 household powdered, lib car
tons as 70 case S4.3O. Michigan gran
ulated. in barrels or bags. So SO; in 20
Id. cartons, $6.s5 per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-03
.>EM nnnk PROnrCn MAnkEr.

NEW YORK, Nov. Flour: Dull
and easier. Pork; Dull; mess. st6.15ff
II. Lard: Firm. middle west spot.
s91aay.25. sugar. Raw, dull and
lower - centrifugal, 90 test. $40 mus
coyader 50 test. $3.50: refined. inaCtfvr;
cut loaf $40: crushed. $40; pow
dered. S6.55W6.70. grnnrlated. s6.50er
.sG5. Conee Rio. No z, on spot. l5% a
I6c Tallow Firm city. 6Tc: cour-
trv. 6it N Giac Hay: Firm prime. 81 30;
No. 3. $io5m1.it: clover ala 20
Dressed poultry. Dull turkeys. iOm
90: chickens "a sac; fowls 7TiGkc.
ducks. SalNc Live poultry: Dull
geese. lac. ducks. 1lc. fowls. t1eI13c,
turkeys t6c. boosters. Sc. spring chick
ems. Q12hc. Cheese. Stronger;
state milk common to specials. f2is "a
15Kc: skins. common 60 specials. ga
: A q 4-SlCins- III &c. -----
BUttcr; Quiet; receipts 1.330
creamery extra. SEA 32Ikc. state dairN
tubs 22m31 initiation creamery firsts
2cc Eggs: Firm receipts 7.20
nearby white fancy. 47d soc; nearby
mixed fancy. 26@ 32c. fresh hrsta, 2G n
a3c
The Detroit times., 1911-11-03
oHIcAGo pRnyIsInN MARkEr.

CHICAGO. Nov 2t-Butter: Extras,
&c firsts. 26Lc: dairy extras csc
firsts. csc. Eggs: Prime firsts. 24o;
flrsts. CSC. Cheese Skins. 1i9141Ic:
young Americas. 13h d14lkc. Live
poultry: Fowls, 9m9Hc; ducks, Is ~
1870; geese, 12a121sc
The Detroit times., 1911-11-03
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Extras, Gle; nrsts. ?0c;
dairy. 2ic: packing stock. zoe per 10.
EEgs-Current receipts. cases in
cluded. csc. Receipts on Thursday, l54
cases Market firm.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-03
LIVE STOCK.
M,cn,GAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.

TETROIT, Nov All grades OF
cattle active and l0n 25c higher: out
lock steady Prices ranged as fol;
lows Choice steers averaging from
goo TO t.100 pounds. at s575m s.
chotC handy killers. g 50tr > 90. slight
to eCod butchers steers and heifers.
s3mI %. common killers and fat cows
S3G0Hi75: Gamers COWS. 81 % q . %,
common 10 prime shipping bulls. sac
100: light butchers and heavy sausage
bulls. So 50Q3 so: stockers and feeders.
$350G 4S0 per cwt. Mich cows. ac-
tive at s25 a so. veal calves. active at
s450mS75 per cwt sheep and lambs:
Active and 1On zoe higher: quality,
fair: choice lambs. s54015.50; light 70
fair. sos. common 10 prime sheep IS
Gp456 mixed sheep and lambs. S3n ) (.
common killers s2756225. culls, sea
$50 Jer cwt Hogs. active and steady:
quality. fair: prime mediums and fat
workers.. SIS 20 a, $50; light workers. and
pigs, So 2bFI g. 40 per cwt
The Detroit times., 1911-11-03
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
By Finance

foovins
ireIes-
mont hing Iuiyer M -. Iouif ~
The Detroit times., 1911-11-03

fsnnIes inE prA.. "a .. -,
Inc "A pnGraph-. t-uus,,- -,,,-t,,,r.,,,. :.
49, Inner IN Dc Y. NJ. Z. A. Thurs
,..,,,,,,ss.. 70 orcuss the request OF
s-cs ~ az .nen JoO printers for an in
unlos.-,5.S Makes The scale OF the
Tor an eiRbt-houf Ia - 49, - -
askine FOR $50 aftei .ian $50 "a
auer Jan. l.Iefs The en-.
pioyers showed an inci,nstio, -
s -. me increase. heseving that the
~. nr,,,s g.la fnise th. standard of
p'inung fad az tAe same firSe
tI,le better brices fa ths Wi
tmne6 out '"e "orE
The Detroit times., 1911-11-03

fiEs--lmPortea, new. ilglse pee loi
Finnsn Hsddies-tOGlie per Id.
Fresh Negctables--cucum hot
house, S5QSOc per dpx.; lettuce hot
house, 12m i3c per lo:head lettuce.
,l.2s bu.: onions. sis "a i5e doz.; hests,
t51 soc blu; home grown tomatoes, 30
q soc bu. parsnips. csc bu! carrots.
tOI45c bu; rutahagas. f54 50c per bu.
Grape Fruit-Florida. seVs.5O per
case.
Grapes -Coneords, ponies. lS@l4c
Per hG sket; Niagaras Ice basket Ca
tawbas, ponies. l5c per basket.
Honey Fancy white, ia iSc. amber,
15Hi extracted. So 90 per 10.
Ha Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baIed hay in ear
lots. Z o b Detroit; No. tinothS,
$50 q 2e.so. No. timothy. siS.So.gls:
whea, anu oat straw s7So0S 90
Loose hay from farmers wagons on the
Cit markets ranged from s209:6 as
IiidesENe. cured. i:Eae: No 1
green. loo, No, 1 cured bulls, l0hc; No.
green. it'.S; cured calf Ne !. isnci
SS. ga Sslf SO ,s75 No Se per IS: sheer. hSrs.
skins. as to wool. soc a 81: No : hides.
Lemons-Galitornia ssQ6.SO box.
iimes-tig1.2S per doz.
Nuts-Hlckory nuts. large, N1l.Io
shellbarks. 3ls a SC 10: butternuts. 81;
black walnuts, 75c a 81 per bu.
Onions = Yellow so6s5e per sack;
Spanish 81 40G1160 per crate,
OraBges-valencias $650m6 box.
PGuitry-Springs. ll41ihc. fowls.
81 q loo: Nc. ., SM9c; geese. loq lie;
ducks. young. i3Gl4c: turkeys. lAdlSc
rear.-KieferS 5o07Se: Duchess. IL
per bu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., t2.50p3 crate
Potatees-Car lots. track, Detroit. are
selling az 63G6Sc per bu.
Quinces-$l. rs m150 per bu.
sweet PotntOes-Nirginias, S25O0
$50 per bhl Jerseys, $40 per bu; 81
per Dbl
TnIlow-No 1. 6llc. No 3. 5iIc ID
WooI-Michigan unwashed Wool for
southern, central and northern sections
~ a and y blood. 100 zoe; delaine
unwashed, IC11sc; common. rough and
hne, 14@lsc per 10. o. b. country
points.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-03
CHICAGO GRAIN-openInx.

CHICAGO Nov. Wheat. Dec ana
May down Ice Corn: Dee. and May
down sc oats: Dee down sc; May
up sc Provisions lower
Noon--W heat pac UP sc: MAY M
sc Corn: Dec and May down isc.
Oats Dec unchanged; May down isc.
Close-Wheat; Dec. down SO. May
down &c. Corn: Dec down lie: May
down re. Oats: Dee. and AIay down
asc Provisions closed practically UNI
changed
The Detroit times., 1911-11-03
Louis secIbach. the weII-knowB hotel
man Of LouisvilIe. who has been In

man OF Lomi.Nihs, VINO has been la
David Stott regarding q lease Of Nh
Stotts proposed sl,00O.000 hotel az
the southwest corner OF Michigan
ave and Wayne-st.. returned home.
Thursday night, without having
closed the deal. The negotiations
have not ended. however. and Mr..
Seelbach will return in two weeks.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-03
NEW YoRIk MnNEh.

NEW YORK; nov. 7-Money on caIl.
"a per cent Time money: 49, as
per cent for SiN months. Bar silver.
London. % lie pence. New York 49, e
Demand sterling: sisssOM 1855.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-03
MARKETS AND FINANCE
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Nov 3.--Opening Wheai
opened with "A break OF L. IN the ie ,
troit market on Friday thlcaEo an"
Livaruool were lower and the i'eilhs
MAS very hearish owing 20 reports pi
n government Investigation OF th'
wheat market OF Chicago. upenhs
prices Friday; Cash No. : red Whfat'
s5Ac. Dee. as &c. May. Sloe "a july
sc. No. I white, 81 &c..
Corn Is quiet AZ &c Tor Cash No o.
&c tor No. , yellow ana s"isc TOT 80
Hats are easy al 4ec for cash stand
ard and 4Siac for cash No. 2 white.
Rye Is quiet and irm AZ s'c Tor eash
No - -,
Beans are dull aud nominal az - -
for immediate prompt and November
sl,inment and s23O Tor December.
ClovCrseed il steady at Sl- 40 Tor
prime spot. Sl25 so FOR March and slV."p
for pvime alsike.
Timothysced h duh and nominal az
$50 for prime spot.
Barley Is firm at 81. i5G so for best
samples per cwt
Gram receipts at Chicago FRIDAY
Wheat. &C cars, corn. ITO cars oats 30
cars
NAV wheat In Chicago opened Fra
day 81 81 OOd 1.O0i4. corn AZ b2i4 ~ osc'
oats at i77s a isc and pork az No.lV
a Is -
Wheat in Liverpool opened : q sd
and was later quoted sd lower Corn
opened = q sd and was later quoteu
! RI isd lower.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-03
roIrpo cnN> .>D PROVISIONS.

TOLEDO. o.. Nov. 2.-Wheat. cash
a1l4c. Dee. ga. g; MAY, $l.o27s July
97i.c. Corn: Cash, - tsc; Dec. % = r.
MAY. G5@sc. July. 65ac, Oats: Cash
4Si=c. bee 49hac May. 5lhc. July
iTasc, Rye: Cash. eec. Cloversecd'
Cash. sl2.42is. Dec. Siel5; Jan.
SIs42ls March. SEAS: No. ,. 81. 10
No. 3, $iIg5: rejected. $li.60. Alsike;
Prime. sI0.15. Dec. slO.S0; March, Sill
Timothy Prime. 7,43is Dec. So, =
March. $I57is. Butter, eggs and max
The Detroit times., 1911-11-03
PRODUCE.

The feature OF the produce marie,
this morning was "a Hood OF live po,,iS
try. which taxed the resources ~ 20
ccivers TO handle Retailers ARC No,
buNtng much Just now. and pructfcaI
~ the only outlet was to the biz dress.
ing establishments. and these have
bern pretty we'll filI-1-ttT,- -fftJrr,Yt
receipts through the week. Receivers
Were trying for old quotations early
but Indications were that lower prices
would be named before night Pota.
toes are IN good demand ~ A small
advance Dressed calves are no better
than steady and sugars are Toe lower
Apples soc q 81 bu si5O03 hbi
Bsnnnss-Good shipping stock 81 50
G2sC
Beans-Drled Lima sH q &c Der III.
California Fruits-Grppes Tokays
$1,000 i5o: Malagas. $1,000 per box
Ccitry--ifomc-g grown 2o026e dog
tuutsSowcr--Tbf ~ sac bu. ------
Cabbage iOm l.a5
Cheese Michigan fats. I5T16hc:
New York fats. t6nIC1kc: cheddars
10 1s @l6c. domestic swiss ia 2Oc;
blOck Swiss leaI7c: Imported Swiss
ESQ o2c; Limburger. 1874 ollie. brick
CraaberrIes-s27 per bu s75o9s
peS bbl
tbestnBts-lOa12hc ID
I,ate.-Persian. 5nsc 10; Faij i0h
I lie lh
dressed CsIve.-Fsney. lOaIic 10.
common, 9VlOe ID.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing CO.. IS John R-st
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no feathers The plain neat kind that
4 looks right Times Printing 60. -
/! John r st Phi Main ii2s. or City sss5
The Detroit times., 1911-11-03
EAST BUFFALo-CIo...

EAST BUFFALO. n. Y, Nov 2.-Cat-
We; Receipts. 100 head; market. trade
light. market steady: prime steers
-. IS dIT5; butcher grades s366-75
Calves: Receipts, 100 head; market, ac-
tive lambs. CSC higher: choice lambs,
seG5ao Gull to fair. $500; yearIIngs
ceipts, $3.50 head; market fairly active
and steady workers. S650G655: pigs.
70 SO q 6.s6 mixed. s555d66O; heavy.
1855 ~ 20; roughs, S55Oa5 s5: stays, IS