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The Detroit times., 1911-09-27
GRAIN A. DIVISIONS.

DETROIT. Sept 27.-Close: There
are many wheat bulls who look for
the price TO go much higher before an
other crop In available. Among the
number are some OF the harvest deal
heavily and patiently wait for their re-
heavily and patiently wat for their re-
turns. They are financially heavy
enough to hold on even should prices
men hold nearly the entire visible sup
ply or the country. more wheat than
has been under control OF single
clique In many years.
The bullishness OF the situation IL
found In the shortness and poor aver
age quality OF the spring wheat crop
which II conceded TO be about the
worst harvested since the bad black
rust crop several years ago. Winter
wheat farmers have marketed heavily,
many OF them selling In hurry In
the belief that reciprocity would put
prices down, but IL In expected that
the growers OF spring wheat VIII holo
for good prices. That they are doing
this is shown by the slow increase In
northwestern receipts and Minneapolis
stocks Wheat Is grading very low and
n large share OF the crop Will never be
made into -four. being 1T only for ami
mai feed Although the foreign out
look Is bearish IL IL not having much
eject here, as IL is figured that
America has little for export and prices
will be governed by domestic condi-
Flour demand Is good. and is ex-
pected TO improve. Some good sales
were made In southwestern markets on
Tuesday TO millers and heavy con-
sumption IL expected owing to the de-
pIeted condition Of Hour stocks In the
leading markets. The Liverpool mar
ket was weakened on wednesday by
cheaper offerings from Manitoba, In
din 10 Plata and Australia.
Wheat was quiet on "Wednesday and
declined 1c Dealers were AFRAID 10 do
much owing TO the unsettled condition
OF the market
Coarse grains were steady and
clnverseed advanced 26c M
wheat quotations.: Cash No. red
s2ic. pee. opened with a drop OF Nc
AZ asHc and declined to 98Ac: May
opcned at S10fk and declined TO
eli O3& asked: No. white. s9hc.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn--Cash
No g. Sghc: No. yellow, Tic; No. 3,
yellow. 7Ohc Oats--Standnrd. 49c bid (:
No. white. 4Shc. Rye-Cash No. 2.
csc. Beans--Immediate shipment.
s2I2: October. e2.1O:. November. t2.O7:
December. s2.o5. Cloyerseed--Prime
spot and October SIG; March. si2.1o;
sample. ~ bags az ell SO. as at t1i.25.
& at SIO.50. prime alsike. t10.bO; sam
pic aIsike. rs bags st 1916. at ssT5.
Timothy seed--Prime spot so bags
Receipts In the Detroit market We'd
nesday Included I.04b bbls. OF -four
cars ~ wheat. 1 OF barley and OF rye.
Withdrawals were ] 900 bills Of Hour.
900 bu OF wheat aud 400 bu OF corn.
Stocks are 27s.TSs bu OF wheat. i1s,-
The Detroit times., 1911-09-27
.4ARINE


N11EuII-
..IHoIL sept i1;-Up; A .. DS-
"a A Bradley. i:so: xcago. :. 60:
.|... $40. Clarke. $40: = W Ste
..0n. $50: Clement. G;10: Laf3elle.
u , ketchan. $50; Snyder. 1885,
80: 81 L 'i sSaR. u .ic; aous hton.
.|I4. Harth and bargea 1870: Kirby.
..II Empress Fort William, i; AL
||11. i;Io: Underwood. ls4ei Durston.
..s i ' Gates, i:sS: Hoyt.
|.I1. townsend Empire City. Z; Fair
hound and conBort, tao; Rockefeller,
|m41lon. 7;fos Augustus. s; Alfrsd
/4TsbaIL $40: Poe. KeeYaunee, 1880;
Down Colonel. 1t:So: robert wal
4<t. 1910 D. m Peter White. l2'26;
Prick. Byers 1885 Meacham. AZ %;
@||&4r ltlc: Rutland, Perkins. l:40; N.
IIphIcke. ESQ; susquehanna. slQ:
+. 1ecena' NC Mckee $50: Mclean. |:
|rInr(on. Rensselaer,. $40. Empress
M Midland $50; Philip Minch, S;45;
.aa4hlin. 6:l0: Eads. Thomas. Joshua
Rhodes, Emperor. z.
<|tkHlrs. $40; Frontensc. TO- Masaba.
.ItID: Tempest and barge, Maricopa.
3rxn Mawr, 1880; Buffalo. 1l:10; w.
Rogers, 1850. Pioneer, 4: ionic. b;
#I1ndotte. $40: cuddy. 11:iO; Arab
The 500.
<&ULT STE. MARIE. Mich. Sept "a.
-I0. James Wallace. noon: Munro.
|[t4basca. 11;30 p. m: MeAford. s:Sa:
|&rtnic. q: Mullen. 8.
Xataifa, 6 p. m Tuesday; Scott, $3.50;
.I@1to. whitaker. z; Quincy. Shaw,
#<|Ir1ton. 8: Widener, $50; Keewattn,
+ 80: Siomens. Roebling. noon.
Down Carnegie. p. m; Strath-
.I1ht: 81. Clair. midnight: l. G. Smith,
~. Midland Prince. 1:s0; Corsica,
'&~yer. Tuxberry, Redfern, 3: Dixon.
51- Crawford. q: Van Hise, 4;30:
|.|1ch. 8: Duluth. Gao: Gayley, Z; Sa-
.&<& 1880: Morreli. 8: Andaste. $50:
saskatoon. .; Fitch. Maitland. 10: MUIR
nv Berlin. Aurora IL; Assiniboia.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-27
appies-ssc a 81 pu: s1.so0aSo bbi
Rananas-0ood shipping stock. ~. 50

Apptes-66c n III Du: sl.SoVzV0 bbl
Bsrsnss-oood shipping stock. $50
Besn.-Dried Lima. sh@7 per ID:
green, 16c per 1T
California Fruits a. Pears; LGa 70
sI.2baLI per box
Ceisr,-Home -yr0wp. so0aso doA
CauIinower-75c ou.
Cabbaee--sl.7 o. Dbl
New York fats. l6016hc: chsdd&rs.
l5H di6c; domestic Swiss, ia 2Oc:
block Swiss. 16G17c; imported Swiss.
2s0s2c; Limburger. 1sh Ole; tIiek
'n cesTsnserries~,25O per bu: q per
CAcstput.--l5@1sc ID.
D-se.--Psrsian. s0sc -; Farda ioh
~ nr...es c.Iy.:--Fancy. Ii011c Id:
common. s9ioc ID
Figs-ImPort,d. new. ii0iso per Id:
Frs.h VeEstabies--Cucum home
Grown. 10000 doz; lettuce. o0c per
Blu: head lettucS. Sl.25 On; green beans.
SIS a 9Oc bu: onions. l1h Ql5c doz; bects,
60 "a eOc bu: homegrown tomatoes. 40
g5oc blu, parsnips. ssc blu; carrots. SO
~ Grape rauis-FioridA. ,Aso0b per
Gy.pes-concords. s-ib baskets 140
i5c, ponies. S010c per basket; Mia
earas 2O4zbc per basket
Hosey-Fancy white. ls9isc: No. 4
iigltc: s.trset sS;,s sGse To- =. Yin. 81.
foii.yinE prices for baled hey In car
iofa o. b. Detroit. No. ] timothy.
nav t2i OAR. No. . timothy. tl90fo:
clover, mixed. tIs02c: rye straw. ate:
wheat and oat straw. 81. Loose hay
from farmers wsson. on ~ sss city S,a mar
Hiae.-No. cured. lsc: No. J green.
ioo Nc. 4 cured bulls. loc; No. I green.
&C.: No 4 cured kip. l2ho; No. I green,
iao. cured calf Ne. I. i7s green calf
No. 1, lsc per Id: horse hides. No. 1,
tS'1s: No. !. s27b: sheepskins. as 10
VOL 2o05oe: No hides. 10 on on
iemons --caiifornia.. $4,000 sox
Lines-ti las per oos.
M.Ions - Usage melons. tLeb0L7s
bu. ssW22s Dbl: Colorado Rocky Fords.
os,a..-Yoiiow. socgn per sack:
Spa nish. si.t0@i.5o crate
i'earhes--In rs bu baskets. IA. 81;
A. $3.50: b. soc: c. soc per bu~-
Pouitr, springs, i2h q lSc: fowls,
f16SI2c: geese. S09c; ducks. young.
I0'f 5r: turkeys, 1401bc per Id.
Pe.rs-7sc@ti on; Bartlett's si0
Fioridss -. 500: crat.
Potstoes-Car lots. track Detroit. 20
IS" sweet gS Pesmee.-ytrsinlas sssoo
go per bbl: Jerseys. si.Ts Ger on
Tsliew-No. 1, &c; NO. 2. SO per m,
Weol-Michlgan unwashed wool for
southern. central and rorsrern sections.
*, Y and Y BLOOD 10000; delaine.
unwashed. ie0iso; common. rough and
The Detroit times., 1911-09-27
SAYS HUSBAND SOLD HER.
Mrs. Patterson, Accused Of Killing
Him, Declares Rich Man Gave
Him $500.

DENVER, Col. Sept 27-That her
husband, Charles A. Patterson, whom
she is accused OF killing, sold her for
$500 to Emil w. Strouss, OF Chi
cago, is the declaration of Mrs. Ger
trude Gibson Patterson.
Patterson devoted his time and at
tention to football and baseball and
depended on me for his support"
she said. Il kept a boarding house
in Chicago and he slept half the day
and drank through the greater part
of the night, He associated with men
engaged in the white slave traffic"
The Detroit times., 1911-09-27
DETRoITER FALLS TO DEATH.
Edward Trippler Killed by Falling
Down Stairs In Hotel.

PORT HURON. Mich, Sept. 81
Edward Tripler, OF Detroit, was fatally
injured at Smiths Greek last night
when he fell down a stairway in a
hotel. He was brought here and died
this morning. his skull having been
fractured.
Mr.. Tripler was a travelling sales
man. His wife arrived here from De-
troit before he died.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-27
MOB HANGS WHITE MAN.
LynchIna Follows Battle In Which
Two Officers and Two Negroes
Are Killed.

PINE BLUFF. Ark. Sept 27.--Foi
lowing battle between officers and
Negroes near Dumas. nifty miles south
of here. Tuesday afternoon, In which
Sheriff w. d. Preston. Of Desha coun-
": Deputy Sheriff Barney Steil OF
Pulaski county, and the two Negroes
they were trying to arrest, were kill
ed, q mob early today lynched Char
ley Malpass, white man, 81 years
old, the father OF the Negroes. An
other Negro, a member OF the family.
was killed by officers last night.
The officers have been after the Ne
groes for some time on charge Oh
Bookkeeping and the battle occurred
when they came upon them at their
home.
Malpass was shot In the leg and
seriously wounded In the night yes
terday. and II was thought he would
die The mob feared he might sur
yiye, and taking him from jail hanged
him to water tank.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-27
snoKER FLAGG AND
HIS AIDES INDICTED
lcentl.uea fren Pase one.)

have been eagerly seeking. Is still
1|&sing. Il Is intimated that she was
ID EIakg's confidence and could sub
I1utiate the governments case. At
|1< home Il was denied that she was
<usitive. II was also said that she
.11 notified the district attorney that
|1o Was willing to appear before the
rand jury and tell all she knows.
10 required only preliminary ex
@<cL1ofion OF Flags accounts, and
He Questioning by the United States
District Attorney OF some OF Flaggs
Employees, who win turn States evi-
@nce. to show:
4. That customers accounts
xere never balanced. Only once
was II attempted, when ex-Dis-
<rict- Attorney Jerome. as counsel
for the executor OF an hives
tors estate, obtained an order
or EIagg to settle forthwith. The
authorities learned that q balance
VAS ''cool<ed up for this purpose.
n. Tennyson Nicely recently told q
irrespective customer that In clos
i1k this account 30 hastily Flagg
#as compelled to return only ST.
200 OF the investors principal.
Dividend checks were made
out three weeks in advance,
whereas investor, were led to
6oIieve that weekly dividends"
we're paid out OF the weeks ac-
/uaI profits In stocks purchased
Tor their account.
3. Daniel Nash Morgan. form
- Treasurer Of the United States,
Mad not only percentage inter
ut IN FlRgg's business, but drew
1oun monthly commissions for
customers personally introduced
Iorean's acomnission account"
[or several months has run be-
tween $3.50 and $50. His per
cenfaee account for one month
recently was 1854. Morgan has
|enied any interest aside from an
|nyestor's.s Flagg reiterated this
1enia1 yesterday. These entries
IA the books apparently confirm
11 the information previously
f|4en TO the postofiice inspectors
that Morgan had lent the use Of
Mis- name as former Treasurer OF
me United States to Flagg.
E|khty-fve United States bills
hearing Morgan's signature as
treasurer were found In Flagg's
1orsonai strong box.
/|af9 lost no time after his release
a baII In getting from the Tombs to
|1e Cafe des Beaux-Arts where he
.1 gwen weekly luncheons to his
.||stomers. AT conspicuous table he
"a hungriIy down to roast beef and
|1coseorfes As reporters gathered
.t6ut him he said to each newcomer:
Pu|I chair up close and have a
'TcIl Mr.. Wise" Flagg said again
.1& again. @Tm anxious that he
||o0ld make public the contents or
1'|.s seven afiidavits among the pa
,1I< the postal authorities seized
hose afIidayits show the enmity
INST me held by men very high in
heed m Wall-st.: yes. and by at least
o.* man who was until very recently
|1 the Government service. II he
The Detroit times., 1911-09-27
ODDS AND ENDS
FROM THE WIRES

CHICAGO am at an exclusive
boarding house In Chicago" wrote
Carl Steinhouse TO a friend In New
York. The police wanted Carl. De-
tectiyes were sent 10 his address.
which is the entrance to the Cook
county jail
NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y.-The FIRST
person showing up around here with
a champagne head will be "pinched"
on suspicion OF having been In the
party that rified the Wykagyl Golf
club wine cellar.
FRANKLIN, Pa.--Thomas Montgom-
cry, "a, saw his 2S-yearold son for
the first time yesterday. He disap-
peared just before the child's birth
and went to California whese he
amassed fortune.
CHICAGO-Albert Flynn knows to-
day how mighty is the trust, for
despite Flynn's independence which
made him put a sign Not In any
trust" over his saloon door, the trust,
owning the saloon. kicked Flynn out.
CHICAGO-Produce merchants will
banquet city officials here with the
very best embalmed food, just to
SHOW the public that cold storage
products are not injurious" The
public isn't invited to banquet.
BELLEFONTL;%E, Ohio-A man
acled maniac is at large in the
woods near here today. The man
was being transferred from Fort LcLy-
enworth prison when he jumped from
the train.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-27
NEW YORK srOCK LETTER. I

Reported for The Times by Paine.
webber e. Co. Sept 81: Market opened
sharply higher this morning due TO
the reassuring statement issued late
yesterday by directors OF the Steel cor
poration. This undoubtedly made feel
ing and Is really the FIRST ray OF sun
shine investors have received for some
time. The entire list participated In
the Improvement. but at this writing
the market Is QUIET. holding the greater
part OF It's early advances. Some fur
Their Improvement In due. hut we stifl
auestionS,H stocks, can permanently
MAINTAIN advances at this time.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-27
B0sTON CoPPER MARKET-Close.

Ahmeek, $50: Aiiouez. %; Algoma, 8;
Boston Ely, 4: Bay State Gas. 10; Butte
Coalition. 14N Calumet & Ariz.. ~ y
Centennial. s: Chief. "a; Chino, lIA
Copper Range. 4sh; East Butte. ga
Franklin, 6h: Giroux, So; Greene
Cananea, 6: Hancock. 1SA Indiana.
ca Inspiration. 5& Isle Royale. 12h ;
La Rose. AZ Lake, IAN: Miami. ~;
Mohawk, 80: Nevada Cons. 16: North
minion. 81: Osceola, s5k Quincy, 3s:
Ray Cons. 12h: shannon, IN Superior
Copper, %: Super. q Boston. IN; Tam
arack, 2O1s: Utah Cons. liz: Utah
Copper, 80; u. s. Smelling. 31h: do,
pfd, 46h
The Detroit times., 1911-09-27
PRODUCE.

There were no price changes TO re-
poIt this morning, and conditions were
also about the same as heretofore. Re-
ceipts of poultry were quite neavy, ard
while early sales were at old prices,
there were very few buyers out and
tho prospect was for cleanup to
concessions. Receipts Of peaches were
gain liberal and ran largely 10 the
small sizes. Anything fancy IN quail
ity sold readily at full quotations OF
better, but the general run of receipts
took some pushing. On account Of
the rain the prospect was for light
receipts of tomatoes on Thursday. The
market as a WHOLE was only moder-
ateiy active.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-27
RosroN coPPER sHARE SALES.

rs. furnished by Hayden, stoae a. c.:
Anal 1905, Zine lis. Ariz Coml 240.
Bos & Corb 20. Butte & Bal AS, Butte
Coal a5 c & II 10. Cent 20, Chino AS
Range s97. DAILY West 80. East Butte
Greene 100. Hancock 900. Hell 90. Ind
10. Inspn 40. Island Creek 10. do pfd
IS. Kerr Lake 90, Keewenaw ls5. Lake
s65, Mass 80 Mo 10. New 40. New Arc
90 Nip 80. N 1856: No Lake TO,
Old Dom $50, Csc g. Par TO- Quincy %.
Ray % Shan 40. Sup 49, Tam 90.
Tou ?25. U Smelt 3g5. do pfd 31o. w
Con s30, Ut Cop 200, Vic 10.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-27
Coo !. Fired For Allowing Gambling.

CHICAGO, Sept. 27-The civil ser
vice commissioners today found
Policeman Charles j. Mcclellan guilty
OF neglecting his duty In permitting
gambling at the White Sox park. on
Labor day, during the Gotch-H acken-
schmidt wrestling match, and ordered
him dismissed from the force.e
The Detroit times., 1911-09-27
NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Trading va

NEW YORK, Sept 27.-Trading was
wildly excited at the opening OF the
stock market today with most Of the
speculation conferred around the Steel
shares. The common advanced 5 Is
and the preferred more than 5 points.
Lehigh Valley rose points. Smelling
8, and advances OF to points were
recorded throughout the list. Brisk
reoessions were in progress at the end
Of the first fifteen minutes.
IL q. m.-Despite the recessions att
er the strong opening stocks at the
end OF the first hour showed important
gains over. yesterdays close.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds strong.
Noon-weakness developed in the
Wabash issues. The fours dropped
to AZ, the preferred to 10 and the
common to 10h. The rest of the list
was strong.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-27
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Extras. 26hc; frsts. 25hc
h; dairy. 1Sc; packing stock, lie 10.
EEgs-Current receipts, cases In
cluded PIC. Receipts on Wednesday.
asa cases Market steady.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-27
Reported for The Times by Hayden.
n 10 Cant

The Boston COPPER share market IL
showing an improved tone. SuDstAD-
tiaI allies have taken place In most
of the active issues. Cal * ..riz sold
ter at 4sh North Butte and Lake
each show a gain of one point. osceoia
sold at SIS. a gain of 3. Chino and
Ray are strong at an advance OF one
point Utah Cop got as high as IL.
Hancock sold at Ish and Cal Hecla
Is quoted ass, a gain of 10 points
Other departments of the market are
more or less Irregular. but In the main
strong
The Detroit times., 1911-09-27
,TTON.
U. S. e. 5ONDS.
NEM YonIk MONEY!.

NEW YORK, cept 27.--Money on
call: az per cent Time money; 3B
q per cent for six months Bar sill
yer: London. 24A pence: New York.
52%c Demand sterling: s4.s6s5@
The Detroit times., 1911-09-27
Bus PIunqeos Into River; 10 Drowned.

PARIS, Sept 27.-Thirteen bodies
have been recovered and ten Other
persons are supposed to have been
drowned today when an auto-bu5
Ieaped from bridge into the Seine.
The cause is not known,
The Detroit times., 1911-09-27

Reported Tor The Times by Paine.
wehber q Co. Sept "a London metal
marke. opening Arm: spot. f54 13s Sd.
up IS: futures, f55 los up IS. Cop
pers followed the New York market
the principal issues showing from y
Ia points higher on the first few
transactions. Although business was
of small valume. market showed
scarcity OF stocks around these prices.
Calumet and Arizona, North Butt
Copper Range and Lake We're the
favorfte issues.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-27
LIVE STOCK.


DsnninA q si.y sn.' Live stosA iieport.
East BUFFALO. ", Y. Sept DE-
S Ss., Receipts cars % .sssT sa
Q7.sE; good prime 1900 90 l.tOo-lb.
l.sOo-ib. steers. se.7697.l5: best LOO
70 iaSel ha,. shiPpins steess So ioG
lbs.. sS25@575: light butcher steers.
$3.50 %; best fat cows. s4sOVS. tsir
TO eocc do. $3.50Q425; common to me-
ESQ; good fat heifers. $500 S.ss. best
fat heifers. s5.5o96; fair 10 good do. "
OATS; stock heifers, $S2SQ3.50: best
feeding steers. dehorned. $42S LbO:
"a: stockers. all grades, s5asU4;
prime export bulls. $3.50 $50. best
butcher bulls. $4.50Q6; bologna luis.
So a5@4 stock bulls. sS.25 Q3.70; best
me las 70 good d do' sasSs5. ~
Hogs Receipts, 10 cars: market,
slow. heavy. SQIlo; yorkerA Ha
Sheep and Lambs: Receipts. 10 ears;
market. steady; top lambs, $50. year.
lings s4b0Q456; wethers. $4Wlas;
ewes sS.50@4
Calves; s450@lO.
EAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
EAST BUFFALO. N. Y. Sept. a.
Cattle Receipts. l25 head; market. dull
and steady: prime steers. yT.2sQ7:to
butcher grades. s3Q6.T5. Calves: Re-
ceiIts. Sc head: market, active and 25c
higher; cull TO choice. sac 1925. sheep
and Lambs; Receipts. 1000 head; mar
ket. active: choice lambs. $6.50UG.6O;
Gull TO fair, s4.5OQ625: yearlings.
s4.5O05: sheep. $204,35. HOGS: Re-
ceIpts. 100 head; market. slow and SC
lower; workers. s7G7.15: pigs. $3.50
6; mixed, $7.1O07.15: heavy. s7Q7.ib:
roughs. sj.5O66; stays S5G5.5
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO
Sept 27.--Hogs: Receipts, $4,000 head:
market. weak: mixed and butchers
$s.l5@6s0; good heavy. $696.10.
rough heavy, $685.: light, S610a
6.T5: pigs. S3.6O@6.10. Cattle: Receipts
1880 head: market. steady; beeves
S4701S: cows and heifers. s2u6.20;
stockers and feeders. $3M5 $50; Texans.
81 3OG6.1o. calves. s669.15. Sheep:
Receipts. 10000 head; market, weak;
native, $2506415; western. S255de
4.s0; lambs. sos; western, s4.50m6l5.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Sept 27.--Hogs: Re-
ceipts 1000: 10c lower; workers. and
mixed. $6.75M6.s0: neavies, 1895; pigs,
$575 Cattle: Receipts. cars; weak.
sheep and lambs: Receipts. 10 cars;
So. % top Calves: Receipts, 200: 81 SO
top
The Detroit times., 1911-09-27
Markets and Finance
STOCK MARKET
CONTINUES FIRM
Important Gains Are Registered in
Forenoon-Sharp Advances Scored
At Opening.
n. n. STOCK MARkET-CIose.

Am Beet Sug so, Anal Cop 4! =. Am
c q II ass. Am Cot Oh t6A, am LOG
"a. Am sneit x-sl 5s%. Am = 4 +
lsl =. Am lob pr % y. Am Wool ssh;
s4K, Is T T2S, Can Pac 22SA. Cent
Lcath 20. Ches & Ohio So y chino Cop
I'm. c. NJ & st Paul losA. Chi 4 Swst
lao. Col + 4 l 10 u. Con Gas ls9 ~.
Corn Prod In. Del q Hud log Den
a X q -. Dis Sec Cor x-Soc 80, Erie
80 X. do LIST pr 4sts, do I'd pr 4oA Gen
Flee LAG, CT Nor pfd l2O%, CT Nor ore
ctr 4s%, Ills Cent 1871. Int Met IL ~. do
pfd 40A. Kan c s &c. do pr 81 I.eh
Val 1861. Louis q Nash lao, M =
4 27H. Mo Pae SAN. Nat Lead 40.
Cent 100. N Y, o 4 West Ssls. Nor 4
West 100. North Pac liz, Penn x X
lls. Penn X n lls, Peo q z l01 =.
Press ST Car 2sh. Ray Cons IAN. Read
las. Rep i a Steel 81 y. Rock Island
23Js. do Of Az. Sloss-Sh 35%. south
Pac ICsH. south Ry 26A. do pr sSh.
Tenn Cop s2S. Texas as, I unioa pae
do pfd io7x. U Bonds io1h, Yir-Car
Chem Co AN. Utah Cop 80, WABASH .,
Mfg 60A, @ NJ o pr Is.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-27

II will soon be possible to go
through Palestine by rail. The in
itiai work for the construction OF
line Is now being conducted.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-27

COS bu Of corn. 2ts.s7a bu OF oats and
t2.0S2 bu OF rye.
i.iverpooI wheat closed $40 IA lower
and corn unchanged.
Receipts OF wheat Wednesday: KAN
sas Guy sc cars. against iei u year
312; Duluth. 26s cars. against ga; Win
nipeg. 301 cars. against 661; ST. --ouis.
$4,000 bu. against $4,000 bu
Primary wheat receipts were l.12b,-
900 bu. against l.092. 900 bu a year ago.
Exports or wheat and -four Wedncs-
day. sts.cO0 bu
Argentine wheat acreage. i7.0so.00o.
against l6.2ib.Ooo year ago.
TOI EDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO, Sept. 2T-wheat: cashs.nd
Sept 97kc; Dec, 99%e; May. sl.l6H
Corn: Cash and Sept. Tie; Des. SiNc;
May. seNe, Oats; Cash and sept, 4sa;
csc Cloverseed; Cash. Oct. Dec ara
Mar. t125o; No. ?. sl2: No, 3. $3.50;
rejected tii.S6. Alsike. Prime. tlU.ss;
Prime S and Sept. ;7.ss Dee and MAJ.
,7ls Butter. eggs and hay; I'm
changed
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. Sept 27-Grain opeains--
Wheat: Sept. and Dec. down Nc. Corn:
Sept unchanged: Dec. down NC Oats:
Sept down &c; Dec. down &c Pro-
visions weak.
down ccrn Sept Sept down down Bee Dec
g ans he nssS Oats Sept. so' Dec
Ciose-wheat. Sept. and Dec. down
&c Corn: Sept. down hc; Dec down
nc. Oats: Sept. down hc: Dec un-
changed. Provisions weak
The Detroit times., 1911-09-27
R0SToN WOOL.

BOSTON. Sept. 2T.--The demand for
all grades in the wool market con-
tirues light. with prices holding satrly
slcady Wooden mills are buying Md
cTately. while a good demand IS re-
ported for low grades. There Is some
inquiry for Ohio neeces particularly
common and braid, which are scarce
and ARMY held. Some good transac-
tons are also reported In territory hne
staple half blood. Pulled wool Is In
very little demapd The reading do
mcsttc quotations range rs folio US:
Ohio ard Pennsylvania fieeces--De,aine
unwashed. SOC: Xxx. 2Sc: h-blood
combing. 26026hc; %-blood copIbing.
25lac; u blood combing. AN N25c;
delaine unwashed, csc; hne unwasned.
2lc Michigan. Wisconsin and New
York heeces-Fine unwashed. loo zoe;
delaine unwashed. 23W1ic; k-blJod
unwashed 24li a csc kentucky. In
diana and Misouri-A blood. Fac: r.
blood. 23MGG24c. Texas--Fine 3 10 y
months $50 4sc: fine 12 months. $50
SEC: fine fall 42d45c. California
Northern. asa soc: middle county. l66f
47c; southern, asa acc; fall, 4oQ42c;
fall defective. 32G33c. oreson--East-
ern No. staple. IS Sec. eastern elotl-
ing. sec: valley No. 1. t6@ Tic Terri
toTy-Fine pie. 60ci fine medium
staple, 5Sc. fine clothing. 5idb2c: fine
medium clothing. 4SGr50c: ts-hlpod
eombing. 55G57c * blood comDing,
52n5scs u blood combing, A?9 soc.
Puiled--Extra. sac; fine A. soc; \ su-
pers asa Csc.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-27
cuIcAco rnoyIsInN MAnkEr.

CHICAGO. sept 2T.--Butter: Extras,
2sIc: frsts 2}hc dairy extras. 24c:
firsts, 21c. Eggs: Prime frsts. 20hc;
flrsts, 19c Cheese: Skins. l3h a. 1S% g.;
Young Americas. 14mi4Ac. Live poul-
try: Fowls. i0@11hc: ducks. l3q 13hc:
geese. 1lM12c.