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house. $50 sec per doz: lettuce. hot
house. l0al2c 10 head lettuce. $3.50
Qs.75 hamper; radishes. long. 400 use;
soc basket: ca carrots S Boo Su. rasa6asas.
tee bu: parsnips, eogeec bu: beets.
sSs eH; tornips, SOC per eqi tomatoes:
Elephant iSc doz. spinach. Use bu:
per bu; green beans. t2.5O per hamper:
wax beans. $40 225 per 2-3 bu. box. as
paragus si.50W2 box; green onions. lSc
doz, beets. I5 q soc doz, green peas. 30
hamper: new cabbage. 81 5o9275.
Grape Fruit = Florida. s4.60@5 per
case
IIoasy-Fancy white. i70lSe; No. 1,
l0c per 10.
Hay-Dsuoit shippers are paying the
followins prices for baled hay In car,
n nU's ,sc 20 ps' timoth NO SIS sioSsT
mixed, $500, rye straw. $7Qss; wheat
and cat straw. Sc. Loose hay from
farmers wagons on the city markets
hides-No. cured, Toe: No. ! green,
SC; No 1 cured bulls, sac; No. green.
&c: No ! cured KIP lie; No; !,
green. lOc, cured calf. NO. 1. ioc, sreen
calf. No. | Sc per ID; horse hides. NO,
4 S375; No, ?, S2.75; sheepsklns. as TO
wool zoe q S so. No. hides lc on on
Kip, lisc Off on calf.
Maple sugnr-New sap goods. llV
l2c per 10. maple syrup. 75VSoe gal.
Lemons-California. SS'eOV4eo per
box
Nut--Black walnuts. IA 9ac per 70;
butternuts. 81 Q4c per ID; new SMELL
barks, 4U4lzc per 10.
Limes-$l " LEO per doz
Mushrooms-l5V2 ec per don.
Onion sets-Yellow. N2S; white.
Onon.-si.5Ogl. per bu. spanish.
$3.50 per crate. Texas Bermudas, $2g
226 per crate
Oranges - California navels. $50 20
per box
Pineappies- -Floridas. s425@4.S0 per
crate.
Observation-Disclosures car lots, 90 o BIC
per "a. new Bermudas. 1925 per ou.
&c per bbL new Florida, S2bu, 500 Dbl
new Florida, Sl.J5 blu. 70 Dbl
Poultry-Springs 10 gloc; fowls, 10
u Ice; old ROSTERS, 100 l2c. ducks. lic'
geese. 1IWl2c. turkeys, l44l6c Id.
straw berrles-24-qt cases, S3.SO4J 30
per case
TaIIow--No. a. Sac. No, 2. tAe 10.
wOOl-Aledium unwashed. lie. nne
unwashed. l2g l5c. reJections. lie per
Id.
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Markets and Finance
nosroN COPPER MARKEr-close.

Ariz ComL. i5is Atlantic, ga Ar
cadian. , y Adventure. % BIOS, a. Cor
Coalition, Il. cal 4 Ariz. 4SA Cal. a
Hecla ass chief ~ Chino, "a; Cop
per Range. 6OA DAILY West = DAVIS
DAILY, 5-l6. East Butte, IL ~ flrst
National. Ia CRANKY. 33k Goldneld
Cons. G1-l6: Greene Cananea, 10
Inspiration. ~ Isle Royale, 10 Kerr
Lake. 6is Keweenaw, "a IA Rose
ll-i6: Iafie. III Miami. 20l4 Mohawk'
81; Nevada Cons, is North butte'
AK North Lake. ca ohio Copper
Hin: old Dominion. 40. Ray Cons
II: shannon. 10. super a. Boston. =.
super. a Pitts. IA Trinity. a ltah
Apex. "a Utah Cons, l+E = :.
Smelling. "a. L. ;. Smelling. ptd., tota
w yandOtte. IA
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10
Trade in Fat Cattle Dull and Sluggish,
But Demand for Feedery IS Very ACtlUe

chance TO make an appearance during
the remainder OF the present month
Spring lambs are selling for IS TO 50
per cwt. In all markets.
While the hog trade seems TO be
rather firm and steady, at the mo-
ment, there are many influences at
work which seem 10 foreshadow a fur.
Their reduction in price before long
Lack of southern demand for pork
products. large daily receipts and n
marked increase in provision stocks in
Chicago warehouses are the bearish
arguments. Retailers are defying all
precedent by maintaining prices near.
ly at the level which ruled on this
date year ago. in spite OF the fact
that live hogs have decreased in value
nearly s. per cwt. since that date. II
is hardly possible that the market can
hold up under large arrivals while con
sumption Is limited by scale OF
prices, from the retail block. so com
pletely out of line with the cost OF
raw material.
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The cattle growers of the country
have seldom faced SO peculiar a sit.
nation. While the demand for fat cal.
tie Il dull and sluggish and markets
are giutted. the trade IN desirable
feeding cattle is active, prices are rel
afively high and the supply so COM
,,letely inadequate that hundreds OF
farmers will be obliged to allow their
pasture to go to waste,
The hardships which the proposition
involves for the farmer, when the
thing that he has to sell is outrageous
~ low and the thing that he has TO
buy IL abnormally high, spells discour.
agement and discomfort among the
men who till the soil. Many western
farmers, despairing OF the opportunity
- purchase stock steers are buying
cows and will breed them, with the
intention of hereafter raising their
own feeding cattle. Aside from the
trade IN prime steers and the best
Grades OF butchers cattle, the demand
for Killing cattle IL remarkably active.
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U. S. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, May 10.-F1our: Duh.
but steady Pork Steady. mess, SIS
q 1925 Lard Easy. middle west spot,
$S10nS.20 Sugar: Raw, firmer, CEN
trifugal. SO test. $3.50; muscovado, SO
test. 81. SO; refined firm: cut loaf s. 7O
crushed. So 60 powdered, So; granulat-
ed, $3.50 Coffee: Rio No Z on spot
117s412c Tallow: Dull; city, 5 15-i6c
country, So @61sc Hay Steady
prime. 81 35; No 3. 9Ocasl. clover. soc
a S1l0. Dressed poultry. Quiet: tur-
keys, 14M23c chickens, 14niSIsC.
fowls. SQl5hc ducks. l0Gl6c Live
poultry Unsettled; geese, l0c, ducks
l4c. fowls, l4n l4hc; turkeys, lSc
ROSTERS ghc. Cheese; steady; state
milk common 10 specials. 10Mlic:
skins. common TO specials, 3mi full
skins, 2d2tac Butter Steady; re-
ceipts. S,427; creamery extra 22c. state
dairy tubs, 10 a 22c: imitation creamery
hrsts t7m11hc Eggs: Steady. re-
ceipts. 44.392: nearby white fancy, i9
a Gle; nearby mixed fancy. 17h N19c;
fresh frsts 1874 e. zoe.
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CHARGE FOR PHONE CALLS TO
WINDSOR GOES INTO EFFECT
Jesuit on Use Of Lines Won't Be
Known Until Business Is
Checked Up.

ne charge OF five cents for tele-
ne talk TO Windsor was put IN
IS. "Wednesday morning, by the
<&ikan Telephone Co. The con-
~ department OF the company stat
rs the afternoon, that 1t would be
1noesible to tell what effect the limo
/.fion would have on the use OF the
International lines until the calls were
checked up Wednesday night.
"We expect that the charge will re-
<ulf In cutting out a lot OF foolish con-
versations." said member of the
company. "but We don't think there
will be any falling of in the use OF
the across-river lines for business pur-
poses"
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10
Goodson Case Goes over.

Hearing on the attempt made to
disbar Attorney John w. Goodson.
who is accused of having accepted
fees from both the Edison Illumin-
ating Co. and his client, Henry
Smith Sr., for settlement with the
company for the death of Smiths
wife and the injury to his son, have
been continued from May 20 to May
%, on the application Of Washington
|. Robson. Goodson's attorney.
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PROPOSALS FOR MIGRANTS.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF the Fire Commission until
o'clock y. m Monday, May L. 1911
Tor furnishing the Detroit Fire Depart
ment with three hundred. more or
Tess, double hydrants as per sample at
Ehop of Water supply. delivery TO be
r. o. Il. Detroit The right 10 reject
The successful bidder will be required
TO furnish a surety bond In the sum OF
Two Thousand Dollars to guarantee
fulhllment OF contract. Bids will be
endorsed Proposals for Hydrants" and
will he delivered IN triplicate TO
GEORGE w. STOCKwELL
(sN) Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10

John A. Gleason. chairman of the
Transportation committee of the
Wholesalers and Manufacturers asso-
citation, announces an improved freight
service to the south over the Carolina
Dispatch. Norfolk & Western, Wins
ton-Salem Southbound and the Allan
tic Coast line roads from Columbus,
Ohio, to Florence, S. c. This service
will give Detroit shippers five-day de-
liveries to all points in Georgia and
North and South Carolina. The pres
ent service takes from 10 to 20 days
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Oscar Kuehn. 81! Rose HYDE %
Harold j. Teifer. 23. Trenton; Helen
A. O'Brien, 81, same.
Earl IA. Thompson. SO: Mable T.. Bart
lett. 30
Lee A. Walker. 81. Detroit, sarah III
stanton, %. Washtenaw
>, Douglas 9. Dawson, 20. Emma r.
FRIEDMAN. 10.
Alex Bombacki, 81: Joanna Brzezin-
ska. l9.
ralph Hibbler. "a; Rose Freedman 20.
konstanty JeszekewicZ. 2S; Agnes
GrZywoik 20.
Clifford T. Phillips. 90. Detroit: Alice
&c, Griffin, Fl, Columbus. Mich.
Frank W. Paradise, 81 Mable p.
SpOoner %.
william l-ubahn. 23. Detroit Henri
eta Shasky, Is, Adair, Mich.
Anthony Paraski, "a; Julia Gabrys-
scska 20
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Gov. Johnson,s Men Elected.

OAKLAND. Cal, May 10,-Progres-
sive Republicanism won sweeping
victory In the municipal elections
here. Mayor Frank X. Mott, who was
Endorsed by Governor Johnson, was
reelected by a plurality OF 2,400 over
Thomas Booth, Socialist, according to
returns today George Gross, progress
sive city auditor. was easily elected
over Robert Vincent Socialist while
the entire progressive ticket OF school
directors was victorious.
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NEW YORK. May 10.-Fractional
gains we're shown in the few stocks In
which there is speculative interest but
outside OF these issues. business con-
tinued dull at the opening OF the stock
market today.
IL a. m.-Shortly after the opening
Union Pacific and Amaigamated
were freely sold, causing moderate
declines In both. Amalgamated, how
ever, quickly recovered its loss, but
Union Pacific made only a fractional
gain.
Governments unchanged, other
bonds strong.
Noon-Trading continued on small
scale all through the late forenoon
with price movements showing pro
nounced irregularity.
The market closed weak
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Uncle Same Hold. Auction sale.

Uncle Sam held his regular month
ly auction OF articles confiscated in
the enforcement OF the Payne-Aldrich
tariff law on the postoffice steps
Wednesday noon and business seems
ed 10 be pretty brisk. There were a
good many bargains. One man got
a bale OF Havana tobacco for $175.
The ladies bid. enthusiastically on
some plumes and millinery.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10
UNION PACIFIC
IS SOLO FREELY
Amalgamated Is Also Disposed OF In
Large Lots, But Losses Are
Partially Recovered.
\. y. srock MARkET-Clo.e.

Am Az Chem 66A, Am SuS iOta,
Anal Cop 62h. Am c s. 81, do pr
l151.. Am Cot OIL So ". Am smelt -.
Am 4 a + l4s4. Am lob pr ssh. Ateh
1lOh. b X I 7SA. Can Pae 23S y
Corn Products l4A. - & II 1925 DIS ;
Cor 34la. Erie 81, do lst pr ~ y, do "a
pf asa, Gen Elec 1855 u, CT Nor pr
l26Ls, Int Met -. do pr 5S. l. q lte -
Mo Pac 4Ss. y y c 100. AZ w lO64s;
y Pac l2l7s. Penn Il l22. PEG q A Z
l041s. Press ST Car S2ls, Read lo4 - {,
Rep | & ; 80 Rock Isl 20 -, south rae
264, Union Pac l767s L Rub com
S9i., y Steel 74S, do pr lisa,
Bonds lO6h, Vir-Car Chem CO JsA
Utah Cop 44H, Wabash 10 u, West Un
Tel T4l2
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10
BIRTHS.

GIRLS
Neil Mclean, 4O6 Anthem.
James T. Wood, 44O Junction
George Galbraith. 1926 McDougan
-GotHel+us- AuEphy--G24- Au4att--
Leslie Hopper, 343 Helen
John Senesi. 46S Catherine
Frank Phalen. 1913 Eighth
Forrest X. Dickinson. 1899 sixteenth.
Walter Rose, 362 Lafayette.
Allen Moshier. 217 seventeenth.
Raymond Gosner, 81 Russell
Walter Mazurek, IL Winter
Edward Bliss. 232 Second
Bert Benzinger l2S Krupp
Frank Pollock, 1892 Rivard.
Joseph Guzdzion. IL Albert-pl.
Henry Jaworski. 729 Medbury
Henry Zeszotarski 7Ol Grandy.
yonn Doyle. SOC Champlain.
Joseph Robitaille, 46 ST Aubin.
Herman Miller. los Berlin.
Joseph O'Mally, 500 Christiancy
BOYS
Thomas Forkins, 1874 Holcomb.
j. Fred Woodruff 200 Grand Blvd e.
James Harper. 341 Beaufait
Boleslaus Statkiewich, Goa Warren e.
Frank Sasowski. $50 Trombiy
Wcnce Benda, 1871 Lawton.
Patrick McQuaid. 353 Lafayette
Albert Boynton, 800 Lafayette.
Fred Sourbeck, 3li JUNCTION.
Harry Barker. 6O4 Fourteenth.
Walter Oades, $50 Larned e.
Louis Lago, 210 Jay.
John Wypychacz, ll43 Elmwood
Leon Chrtsty. 394 Frederick
sherman avn Zandt, 362 Fort w
Robert Carter. 554 Porter.
John Winiewski. $50 Farnsworth.
Anthony Zukowski, 421 Trombly.
Paolino Bianco. 176 Division.
Walter Schultz. 279 Parker.
Rolcstaw KacZpcnski. 392 Harper
Leo Balicki. 24i Alexander.
Thos Doncher. $40 Brooklyn.
Ray Woolverton, % Phelps.
s. ]. Wilson, 4S0 Fairview,
Henry Plass, IFS Chope-pl
James Pattison, S9i Campbell
Edward link, "a Arndt
Adolph Bucholz, 1901 iVnewood.
Joseph Rollo. EOS Grandy.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10

The formaI opening OF the United
Motor Detroit Co, in its new home,
at woodward and Charlotte-ayes.,
has been announced for Friday and
Saturday, May II and l3.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10
BUSINESS NOTES.

Secretary Lucius K. Wilson. OF the
Board OF Commerce. will speak before
the members OF the Boaru OF Trade.
OF Mishawawka. Ind. Wednesday
evening.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10
PORCUPINEs

We recommend Hoiiinger, Porcupfne
Gold (Vipond). West Dome, Rea Mines
and Dome Extension. Special reports
mailed on request: also Weekly Market
Letter and Report on Porcupine Dis
trict with map. Direct Private Wire
TO Main Office. $3.50 Broad-st, N. T.,
and TO our Toronto office.
CHAs. A. sToNEHAM a CO.,
500 Penobscot Bldg Main 2410. City 241o
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10
Cocaine Jaa Brings Fine.

Howard Kennifc was fined $25, with
the option of spending 80 days in the
House of Correction, by Police Justice
Jeffries, Wednesday morning. because
he got intoxicated on cocaine.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Extras, 21c; firsts. l9c 10;
dairy, Ice, packing stock lac 10.
Eggs Current receipts. cases In
cluded. l6hc per doz Receipts We'd
nesday. 1878 cases Market steaoy
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Evergreen Cemetery
association, was held in the offices OF
the company in the cemetery, Tues
day afternoon. The stockholders in
spected the property and approved the
reports or the officers. The former
directors and officers were reelected.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10

CHICAGO-Joseph Howard COM
poser and theatrical producer. neglect
ed his business so much to care for
his sick wife, Mabel Barrison. that his
creditors have started bankruptcy pro-
ceedings against him.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-OpenIng.
Dunninu a stevens Live stock RSpOrt

EAST BUFFALO. n, Y. May o.
Cattle Receipts. cars; market steady.
Best 1850 to l,500-lb. steers, S6u625.
good prime 1900 TO l.300-lb. steers,
IS 1906; best 100 TO l.Zo0-lb. ship
ping steers, S540Q5.74; medium butch
er steers. 1000 TO LOO lbs. So 10 q 40;
light butcher steers, $475G5; best fat
COWS. S440m5.25; fair to good do. So so
u 4. common TO medium do, So 20 q 5. so;
trimmers. S26093.l0. best fat heifers.
$540q575. good fat heifers. s475q
20 -fair-to good do, S+Ep4 59- stock
heifers. $i25@4.5O; stockers, SfQ425;
best feeding steers dehorned. 50 u 5,25,
common feeding steers. s425 q $50;
best bulls $59525; bologna bulls, SAG
AIS. stock bulls, common to good. IS so
"a, best mixers and springers, $500
60, good 10 best mixers and springers,
so; common to good do, S25@S5.
Hogs: Receipts, 20 cars, strong
heavy, SO 800 6 40; workers. $3.50; pigs
$6.60461O
sheep and Lambs: Receipts, 20 cars
steady; clipped lambs. $646l5; year
lings. t450Q4.75 wethers. 1925 a $50;
ewes, S375Gi
~
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. May 10.--Butter. Extras.
gle: hrsts. isc, dairy extras. lsc. firsts,
15c Prime hrsts. l6isc hrsts. Ice.
Cheese: Skins. 12i4 m12Hc: young
Americas 13H13hc Live poultry
Fowls. l3hc ducks. 14m14ikc: geese.
9mIOc Michigan potatoes. So a soc 'bu.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10

In meeting OF the directors of the
Broadway Market Co., Tuesday after
noon, ex-Mayor Philip Breitmeyer was
elected president OF the company. The
other officers are: Treasurer. Enoch
Smith; secretary, Harry S. Warren.
The plans OF the building which have
been drawn up by Architect II. &.
Stevens, were approved by the di-
rectors, with certain changes which
will improve the structure. A call
for % per cent of the subscriptions
will be made within a few days, and
work will be started at once
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10
oADVICE 10 INVESTORS
BY FINANCE


n
should
asks
In
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10
BETTER KEEP OUT OF
MIDWAY CHIEF OIL


yelopment OF the o he
the
INTO mining and oil stocks
/. ' - 49,
mining stocks Tor the with
many propositions
chances with
watching
49,
come chances that
teresed I'm
mel IL
safe m
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sa, ras cAsr on ,ee
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10
Late Telegraph News

NEW YORKER Senator Chauncey
Depew crossed the hot sands that lead
10 the Mystic Shrine last night He
proved a game initiate.
PHILADELPHIA OF every
vestige OF his clothing by tramps,
day in a tree until nightfall gave
him a chance TO sneak home
RICHMOND, Va.-Declaring that
the figure OF the Amazon conquering
the tyrant in Virginia's state seal is
masculine immodest and no true
child OF art" Virginia women will try
TO have a more maidenly figure sub
stituted
WASHINGTON-Rep SABBATH. OF
Chicago, very fat. has introduced a
bill TO compel railroads TO furnish low
er births II given twelve hours notice.
NEW ROCHELLE, N Y.-Mono-
gram cigarettes proved the undoing
of Philip Kistinger, stylish thief. He
broke into William Leahy's lunch
wagon and stole lot OF eats but
inadvertently. dropped an initiated
cigarette stub. His arrest and con-
viction followed.
NEW YORK-Six thousand settlers
on the Labrador coast are facing star
walton owing to the severe winter, ac-
cording TO advices received by the
Grenfell Association OF America.
CHICAGO-Charles Kittrick, who,
when alive, sold his body for 81 TO
seven trained nurses, is dead and the
corpse will be used for clinical study.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10

Job PrinfinE Done Eht. Times
PRINTING CO., No. Is John R-st Call
Main 1898. or City 1885
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10
PRODUCE.

The market for farm produce Is
holding a steady position and there are
no new features The mid-week de-
mand for poultry is on. and while only
a few coops are sufficient, the light re-
ceiBts cleaned up better than usual.
Very few calves are coming In but
owing to the warm weather buyers
are scarce and are disposed 10 be crit :
teal. making a very lull market Old
potatoes are quite firm without much
activity. and there is good trade in
fresh vegetables
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10
CHICAGO GRAN MARKET.

CHICAGO. May l0.-Grain opening:
May wheat up sc July on &c May
6 July up &c. Provisions steady.
Noon: Wheat: May up Sc, July up
7sc Corn: May UP "a and July up sc.
Oats. May unchanged; July up sc. Pro-
visions slightly higher.
Close May wheat closed up hc and
July up sc May corn closed up lac.
July UP sc. May oats closed up sc.
July up "A Provisions slightly high
er
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10

Approximations. s6q7: Steers red
S6df6b0 per bbl
BanaBss-Good shipping stock. $3.50
Qs25
Bean.-Dried Lima. 6Ls @7c per 10.
CeIery-Florida, t325 a $50
CsuIinower-S3Q3 per dnz
Cheese-Michlgan Hats. old. t5016c
late made. l34 lac. York state hats old
15016c: late made, 1870 14c; domestic
Swiss. l6n iSc; block Swiss, l50iec;
imported Swiss. asa soc; Llmburger IL
017c; brick cheese. l4h u i6c
Dates--Persian. 5 q sc per 10: Fards
l0h 70 lie per Id.
Dressed Cslvc--Fancy. 7q7h ID,
common, 6G6hc 10.
Etnnan Haddies--sh Qec &c. Id.
Ftgs-lmported. new. l1016c per ID:
California, 36c per Id.
Fresh vegets ble.-Cucumbers. hot
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10
THERE ARE BETTER
CHANCES NEAR HOME


home
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10
EAST BUFFALO.

EAST BUFFALO. ". Y, May l0.--Cat-
tie Receipts 100 head. market. fairly
active and steady. prime steers, SO q
Receipts, $50 mead: market, active and
zoe higher. Gull TO choice. $5q7.l5
Sheep ard lambs: Receipts. 5000 head;
market, active, lambs Csc higher; choice
lambs, $6@6.t5; Gull to fair S4.509 $50 +;
yearlings, $4,50l5 sheep, $2@i.50.
Hogs Receipts, 2.720 head; market, ac-
tive and Sc lower, workers.. $6.65; pigs,
s6.65@6.10. mixed, S6.50Q660; heavy,
s6.35u6.4O; roughs. 1920 $50: stays.
S45OQ5
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10

Fire insurance men from the state
met In the Hotel fuller, Tuesday, to
organize the Michigan State Protec-
tive association to cooperate with
the newly established state fire mar.
shais bureau in the prevention Of
fires. Carelessness is the chief cause
of fires, II is stated, and II is the OBJ.
ject of the association to make, in
spections that will abate the cause.
The officers of the new association
are: President George X. Marsh,
Hillsdale; vice-president, Joseph w.
Beck, Detroit; secretary. c. II. Hutch
inson, Lansing; chairman of the ex-
ecutive board, w. s. Abbott, Detroit;
members of the board w. G. Titus,
Lansing: F. NJ. Champlin, Grand
Rapids; II. o. Benedict, + A. Vernon,
II. f Bartels, and ], G. Carver, De-
troit. State Insurance Commissioner
Palmer attended the meeting, and
also Henry A. Wolfe, of Muskegon,
who has been appointed deputy. c.
T. Dietrich, +. c. Speed and w. p.
Goodwin, OF the Ohio protective as.
ISOLATION, told of the working of their
organization. Mr.. Wolfe returned to
Columbus with them to learn more
about the association.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

May, sILc: July and Sept, SSAsc Corn:
Cash and May. So "A C; July. 544c; Sept.
54ac oats: Cash. May and July,
35I4c; Sept, 33% Rye and timothy:
Not quoted Cloverseed Cash. So 90;
oct and Dec. s7621z Sept. $3.50 Al
sike: Prime, 50 Aug, SIS Butter, eggs
nd ba f,s,f rod
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. May lO-Close: The
wheat market resumed its upward
movement at the opening on Wednes-
day and IL looked like a strong mar
ket. The foreign situation was strong
for nearby wheat. owing 10 the de-
creases shown In the European and
worlds visible supply Continental de-
mand for Cargoes increased and crop
news was unfavorable from Odessa and
southwestern Europe. -
The northwest had some showers on
Wednesday and NOR emotsture was
promised but, so far. there has been an
Insufficient supply and the market -
held up largely by this condition
What the May interests VIII do is stlll
mystery, but there is "A feeling that
they viii put the price above dollar
wheat is heading for Chicago and 1t
IS fig ured that the longs VIII have to
take in all about 1000, 900 bu. What
will be done later with this wheat Is
difficult to tell. for there is not enough
revival OF milling demand TO make any
impression on supplies ST Louis Is
selling wheat TO Chicago. and dealers
have been biding for Detroit stocks TO
dump on the May longs.
The government report indicating a
winter wheat crop in the neighbornood
of asa, 100000 bu, is accepted as pear-
ish, but so many other influences are
at work that the winter wheat outlook
is not cutting much figure. II Is re-
ported that the Chicago bears did too
much selling on Tuesday resulting IN
Wednesdays upturn. IL was the fear
OF running into an oversold condition
that held many bears back from sell-
ing more on the decline.
Wheat was quiet and hrm through
out Wednesdays session and the close
May. and NC in July and Sept. Corn
and oats advanced u and rye was
wanted at an advance or lc Beans
and seeds were steady.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10

WASHINGTON-Rep SABBATH, OF
Chicago, very fat. has introduced a
bill TO compel railroads 10 furnish low
er births II given twelve hours notice.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10

NEW YORK-ExS Senator Chauncey
Depew crossed the hot sands that lead
10 the Mystic Shrine last night, He
proved game initiate.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10

MI. Penniman attacked the pracuce
~ the society in giving out children
Tor adoption. and cited the law re-
curing that an order De granted py
nrobate court before child can De
saonted When asked IL the society
had followed the law, Mr. jayne re-
nIied that the society's practice was
Is turn a child over to family on q
contract for two months, on trial.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10

Frank Briscoe, one of the vice-pres.
idents of the United States Motors
Co, has been appointed to take gen.
eral charge of the plants of that cor
poration in Detroit, and will have
Offices in the new building OF the
company at Woodward and Char
lotteaves. This is in line with the
policy OF the company to centralize
the management, TO get all possible
benefit out of the economies of q
large organization. The plants of the
United States Motors In Detroit EN-
ploy $500 to $500 men and the value
OF their annual output is more than
100000.