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The Detroit times., 1911-07-19
|BLUFF OF ENGINE
PROMOTERS CALLED


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The Detroit times., 1911-07-19
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. July Is.-Ciose: Bears are
working reciprocity as sufficient
reason for a declining market even IL
the American crop suffers as much as
some bulls believe IL Will The Cana
dian crop has met with no serious set
backs this season. unless injury has
been done by frost. and IL Ii inquired
that reciprocity will add the Canadian
crop OF 2oo,ooo.o0o bu 10 the american
production. Black rust reports from
the northwest are not receiving much
attention. The trouble IL not bad
enough TO cause excitement In Mime
apolis.
The progress of the spring wheat
ness among dealers. While harvesting
a. reported In the southern part of the
belt. much OF the crop has still ten TO
twenty days TO run before IL Is out OF
cenger. II may be injured by spread
OF rust OF a return of high tempcra-
lures. but at present the weather IL
entirely favorable and there Is not
much danger OF either OF these trou-
bies. II was figured that wheat was
being sustained by coarse grains. but
the break I'm oats and corn has not
depressed wheat as much as the trade
expected. This In attributed more TO
the fear OF damage than to anything
that has actually happened !,
winter wheat TO market Is actual
enough Stocks are piling up and re-
lief is sought through liberal offers TO
Liverpool Some sales have been eff
fected abroad but the total Is small
and Affords little relief. Hedging sales
are very large and the sustaining
power OF the market under the circum-
stances IN surprise TO the bears
Wheat held steady during the greater
part of wednesday, hut weakened at
the close and finished with n loss ~
&c for the day.
The other coarse grain markets were
steady.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-19
MAYOR USES VETO ON
SWEEPER CONTRACTS
tcontinued from Page oaeo

Tuec machines instead? The In.
vincible' didn't pass any test, didn't
even enter the tests, In fact. Il was
wrong for the board to buy that
machine"
well, we could buy just so many
with the money available" replied
Burton.
But you bought eight 'Richmonds.
You could have bought one less and
purchased q Tuec' in place OF IL. Why
didn't you buy Palm? That is made
by local company and that fact
ought to entitle II TO some considera-
ton.
Attorney Goodenough. on behalf Of
the United Electric CO., offered to put
In three "Tuec" machines In as many
schools on six months trial, the
cleaners to be operated under the
company's supervision and the board
to agree to buy them IL they proved
satisfactory. Mayor Thompson
thought the proposition good one
and suggested that the contracts for
the nine two-sweeper plants be divid-
ed mp among the United Electric Co..
the McCrum-Howell Co. and the Palm
Vacuum Cleaner Co. on this basis.
The principal objection TO the
"Tuec," as previously published, prov
ed to be the large-sized hose used.
Mr. Burton insisted that II was not
practical. The "Tuec" people con-
tended that the large hose was an es-
sential part of their equipment and
made greater efficiency.
I'VE can reduce the size," said Mr..
Tice. "but why should we go down to
meet others when others are coming
up to meet US
Inspector Mumford, who with Presi-
dent Robertson stood out against the
awarding of the contracts. declared
that working tests OF the various ma
chimes was the only practical way TO
go about the purchase of them. The
mayor lost no time in disposing Of the
matter and left no doubt as to where
he stood on the proposition.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-19
(ain5 Help the Catfle Trade and
Prices Go Up U1nder HeaUy Demand
L, II. II. MACK.

AS far as Michigan Is concerned,
the supply OF cattle that she is send
ing forward Is entirely inadequate TO
the needs Of the meat trade which IL
being carried on within her borders.
Cattle are being shipped into Detroit
from nearly every direction. Recent
~ several loads OF live stock was pdr-
chased In Buffalo and shipped to De
troit for slaughter. Buying cattle In
Buffalo for shipment to Detroit IL a
novel proceeding, but the local meat
consumer must be fed.
Recent Improvement In the milk and
butter trade is having q marked In
fiuence over the mich COW market
and values are hardening Veal calves
are coming freely and the trade. while
stiil holding TO uniform price levels
for the most part, 10 on a dangerous
footing.
Indications In connection with the
trade In sheep and lambs are very
much mixed Just at present. The
supply of good fat spring lambs n en-
tirely inadequate TO the current needs
Of the trade and prices have tenden-
cy to bulge whenever arrivals are
smaller than had been looked for on
the other hand, the arrival I'm western
markets OF large numbers Of grass
fed sheep and lambs which can be
tpnght a per cwt lower than can the
The Detroit times., 1911-07-19

best grade OF springers, Is having a
tendency to keep the market duff and
draggy.
The summer woolbuying campaign
Is about over and trade In this staple
has settled down TO a chronic dull.
ness. II Is quite generally believed
that the fall supply OF lambs Is sure
TO be far short OF the needs OF the
market and predictions are frequently
heard that feeders will find II well
nigh impossible to secure the feeding
stock that they will need to 20 on
with this winter.
The live hog trade Is In a peculiar
position. the spread between thin and
tat hogs growing -widsE-eEeEy- Aay-as
the season advances. The trade Is
staggering under a heavier load OF
provisions than has been known be-
fore for many years at this season.
The trade In cured meats and lard Is
fairly active, but no one can tell how
long II will continue on the present
prosperous footing. Any change. how
ever, In the Industrial situation would
be taken as the signal for a sharp
break I'm commodity values and live
hogs will follow the lead. Hogs may
so considerably higher before the an
nual November break, but present val
ues look about right to sell finished
stock on.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-19
BosToN WOOL.

BOSTON. July 1s.-Transactions I'm
wool continue light, both In the east
end I'm tho west. There Is some move
ment 60 the mills and a light purchas-
Ing Is being done In a few-o the grow
ing sections But stagnatlon IL claimed
to be the feature OF the market. some
new territory Is said TO have been pur-
chased on basis OF 4bcs4Sc clean in
Boston. Fleece woods are I'm limited
demand and sales OF territory are be-
ing made In odd lots, largely secured.
Pulled wool II moving moderately rho
leading domestic quotations range as
follows ohio and Pennsylvania Hevges
--Delaine washed, 29030ci Xxx, 2I9
CSC: fine understandable. 1142fc. "
blood eombing, ESQ 26c: A-blood comb
ing, 2fH 425hc: y blood comblng, 24c
bid. deiqine unwashed, zfm2SC; fine un-
washed, 2062lc. Michigan, New York
and Wisconsin fieeces--f'ine unwaslted.
1sd 1sc; deiaine unwashed. 23h q 24c:
a blood unwashed offered at CSC. Ken
lucky, Indiana and Missouri--h blood
The Detroit times., 1911-07-19
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUrFALo-op.ai.s.


Dsnning q Stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO. N. ". Juy ia
Cattle: Receipts. two cars; market.
steady. Best 1850 TO i.soo-lb. steers.
$3.50 q 6.65; good TO prime LOO TO
i,s5O-lb. steers. ,s.16uvio; pest LOO
TO 1,200-lb. shipping steers, S5.SO96.lO;
medium butcher steers. 1000 TO LOO
H., $5.l095.50; light butcher steers.
tf.so q SIS; best fat cows .s+-Ts y .. %
fair TO good do: sasoQLzs; common TO 70
ATS, best fat heifers. s6.50@b.I5i good
fat heifers. S4.S5 u 5.25; fair TO good do.
s4Q475: stock heifers. s3.2sWs:5o; best
feeding steers. dehorned. VIC 80 con- IA
best butcher and export bulls. s4.s0@
8; bologna bulls. ss.5o94; stock bulls.
S30s2s: best mixers and springers.
HSs G0R Rssep, 70 cars Gs strong
heavy. y5,25g7so; workers.. ssog7.fo;
Sheep and Lambs: Receipts. s cars;
% %stssT: ', ssss s .SS e%es
Calves: s45o@s5o.
EAST BUFFALO,.
EAST BUFFALO. n. Y, July 10
Cattle: Receipts, 70 head: market. slow
and steady: prime steers. 1856 a. 6-5O:
butcher grades. s3.2bQs.25. Calves:
Receipts. 400 head; market. active and
CSC higher: Gull to choice, s5.50@s.T5.
Sheep and lambs: Receipts. 1.2O0 head;
market, active and firm: choice lambs.
T.f067.5S; Gull to fair. S597.25; year
Iings. s5.25m6.7s: sheep. s2I4.75. Hogs:
Receipts, 1850 head: market. active and
higher; workers.. s7.40@ 7.50: pigs, $500
al; mixed, t7.25@7.3b: heavy. s7.1O0
2O: roughs. ssns25; stays. s565.50.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
July lg.-Hogs: Receipts. $4,000; mar
ket, strong; mixed and butchers, $3.50
67i good heavy, s6.4566.s5; rough
heavy sc asas.45, light, ss.5oG7; pigs.
s5ss s.sS, Cattle; Receipts. 20; ooso q
Gss so: cows and heifers. s21065.75;
stockers and feeders. s2,sogs15 Tex
ans t4506s; caves. tb47bO Sheep:
Receipts, 10000; market. steady; na-
tive, s2.606475; western, S394:so:
lambs. t497.35: western, h5oDI2b.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, July 19.-Hogs: Re-
ceipts. rs cars: Sc higher: mediums and
workers., s7.1567.20; pigs, 1915. Cat
tie: Receipts. 3 cars; 10m15c higher.
sheep and lambs: Receipts, cars;
SCI top. Calves: Receipts. 400 head;
n rs ton.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-19

offered at 24c: k-biood, 23R24c
Secured. basis: Texas-Fine, ~ months.
62@5sc; fine to months, $50 4sc;
fine fall. 42G46c. California--Northern
4S950c; middle counties, 46047c:
southern. 4s@46c. Oregon--Eastern
No. ! staple, 55pb6c; eastern clothing
offered at Soc: valley No. z. 4s947c.
medium staple. 636b5c: fine clothing.
500 Sac: fine medium clothing. 47649c:
y blood combing. 52Q55c: K-blood
combing. 500 Sic: Y -blood combing. ~
04sc. Puiied--Extra. $40 SAC; fine A.
so sac; A supers. 4s04sc.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.
NEW YORK. July 1s.--Flour: Inac-
tive and unchanged. Pork: Steady;
west spot. ss20@8s0. Sugar: Raw.
frm: centrifugal. % test. s4-23; musco-
vado. 50 test s3.T3: refined. hrm cut
loaf s5.s5: crushed. 1855; powdered.
s525: granulated. $5.15. Coffee: Rio
No. on spot, 13& 613hc. Tailow:
Steady: city. sac; country. I5&GsHc.
@si: clover. 7se9 Ills. Dressed pou III.
try: Steady: turkeys. 12@23c: chick
ems. l4@lshc; fowls, s@1sc; ducks.
15c Live poultry: Demand good;
geese. SC: ducks. lac; fowls 1bh n1Gc;
turkeys. lie: ROSTERS. &c; spring chick
ems. 2o621c Cheese: Qufet: state
skins, common TO specials, 81 9icc;
Butter: Primer; receipts. 1928;
creamery. extra. 2s@2shc; state dairy
tubs. $50 FAC. Eggs: Firm; receipts
13.Ifs; nearby white fantN. 22@ Csc
nearby miyed fancy. 1s@21c; fresh
firsts. 1s@24c.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-19
CHICAGO GRAN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine,
Weber Il Co, July Is: The weight OF
the winter wheat movement Is still
pressing down on the wheat market
Everything else has been lost sight or,
even the fact that receipts today were
hedged in the pit at least ten days
or two weeks ago. having Its effect at
that time with no bearing on present
prices Cutting down OF yields I'm win
ter wheat. northwest situation. removal
OF export sales after year OF inac-
tiyity in this direction all overlooked
because OF the large daily receipts,
Large bodies move slowly, but later IL
may be found that threshing returns
now being received by trade VIII
change the final estimate on winter
wheat and the crop found less un-
wieldy than expected We have been
getting. beyond a doubt. the cream OF
the threahed wheat
The Detroit times., 1911-07-19
stokes Foes plead Not Guilty

NEW YORK, July 1s.-Ethel Con-
rad and Lillian Graham pleaded not
guilty before Judge Grain In General
Sessions court today to indictments
charging them with the attempted
murder of millionaire w. e. ID. Stokes.
Their counsel was granted ten days
in which TO withdraw the plea and
substitute whatever motions he might
see At. Their former bail Of $4,000
was continued.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-19
Markets and Finance
BOSTON coPPER MARxET-Ciose.

Adventure. 6h AriE. CoInI,, Va NJ
.cadian. 3; Allouez. 80; Boston Sly. IL
Cal 4 Hecla. ass; Chino. 23+: Copper
Range, COW East Butte. lth; First
Natl. IL: Franklin, l2h Giroux. "a
GoIdnelh Cons, So; CRANKY. 81;
Greene Cananea. ~. Hancock. 2sh
Lake 81; Lake, S7k Mass. 81 Miami.
2IA Nevada Cons. 19h; Nipissing. 3;
North Butte. 3sh North Lake. 8; Ohio
Copper, Ia Oybway. So: Old Domin-
ion, 47A Osceola. 102; Parrot. IL:
Raven, II: Ray Cons. I'm shannon.
IL: South Lake. s: Super. a Boston.
81: Utah Apex. az: L. Smelling.
30; u. s Smelling pfd-. 4s%: Victoria
~ wInona. g; Wolverine. III.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-19
rroona sunnreaa Rlots.

CARDIFF. Wales, July 19.-Serious
rioting broke out among the striking
deckmen again~today and the situation
became so serious that troops were
called out after the strikers had re
PULSED the mounted police. The po-
lice made several charges. but were
met with showers Of stones and other
missiles. Shortly after noon the
troops dispersed the mobs and took
possession OF the streets and water
front
The Detroit times., 1911-07-19
BOSTON COPPER SHARE SALES.

Boston copper share sales OF July Is.
furnished by Hayden. Stone q Co; Adv
As, Anal SO, Bat is. Bonz 200. Butte
rs. a so. C. a A as. Cal %. Chino
10. M $50. Range 81. ID w Is. y b $50.
Elm 500. Frank so. OK COS. CRANKY 80.
@ $50. Han 10. Helv 40. Ind so. Inspn
100. / c asa. Roy los. Kerr as, so.
Moh s. New 10. New Arc AS. Nip ss2. "
II T25. o c NJ $40. q j so. Csc s. Par IS,
Quincy s. Ray 10, Shan 1900 Shat so. 8
q sac. Trim 2. Tou 100. u 8 II pr 50.
Apex 200. Ut Con so. Vic ESQ. wolv 81.
NyFNyor
The Detroit times., 1911-07-19
soBBrNc PRICES.

BAKED s- Beans so i.iS LANA bssns
1870. Corn: Fancy Maine. tl.1o:
standard. s5c. Table Deets. 81: rs q lao.
ara ss IL; soaked $50. 50 "a foc, salmon: soes-
eye, tall, sa.lo: nat saaI, Alaska reds'
$3.50; Alaska pinks. tl.2h Tomatoes.
sbc0t1; succotash. u01.1o dos
Conee-Packet coffee ioo-ib. casa
n F.sSss;n' ds sa1! ne m,ddllns. ,as;
coarse middiings. sac; cracked corn,
t22; coarse cornmeaL s22: corn and
oats chop, $40 per ton.
Fiour-Michigan patents I'm wood.
~ ss os c y!s S.a SoL ~:
seed. Soc; Diamond headlight kero-
Oil-Raw 1inseed. soc; boiled lin
sene. Sc; Perfection. sc; Eocene.
iehc: crown gasoline. l2hs, gal; tur-
Proyisiens--Mess pork, $685.: fam
lily. 1s.b0@1I50; medium. S1sQl7;
smoked hams. l6h 01eh: dry sailed
briskets. 10h @11hc shoulders. LONG;
picnic hams. SIC; bacon. 10 u q sac:
lard. In terces. &c; kettle rendered. sAc
sus.r.-corrected daily by w. II.
Edgar q Son: Crystal dominoes. 2-lb..
ss.45; 6-lb., s7.s5; Eagle tablets. $500;
cut loaf. $40: cubes. 1886; xxx
powdered. s5.s5: standard powdered.
one hi bulk, IS. 10; in 2s-cotton bags.
t5.45; household powdered. 5-ib. car
tons. IS TO case, IS; lib. cartons, as TO
case. $3.50; Diamond A. $500 confoc-
TONERS, A, S5.s5: No. 1, $40; No. q.
.stS: No No 49,; y 81. No No tssiG No. Nc. &
;sfS; NO NO. sos sos No: 10, So NO 10 H. i.
s495: No IL, $500; No. 10. yfs5: No. "a.
t4s6: No. 10, S4.8b per 100 lbs
The Detroit times., 1911-07-19

wheat quotations; cash and July No
red, SAC. september opened with
out change at S7hc. advanced 10 S9Hc
and declined 10 sshe: December opened
az SfHc. touched SIxe ana declined TO
soke; No white. s%e; No. white.
coarse grain quotations; corn--cash
No. ,. e7Ke; No. yellow. ] ear al e9e'
No. yellow, cars at 6Shc. Oats
standard. Z cars at arc; August. tsAe
asked; September. tSc asked: No. !
white. cars at 4skc: sample. new.
I car at 40c. Rye-cash No. I. Tic.
shipment. s2.20i August. t2.is; October.
s4.ob5 November. So BeeenttseF. ti.aa-
Cloverseed-Prime spot. ts.7b: October
and March $3.50: prime spot and
August alsike. -.
nesday amounted TO 2.475 bills OF flour.
4 cars OF wheat and 10 OF oats. With
drawals was 2.Te2 hills OF hour and
1900 bu OF corn. stocks are i3s.lz3
bu OF wheat. isos72 bu OF corn. e.SSt
Liverpool wheat closed NO NJ and
corn I'd higher Budapesth and Paris
were lower
Receipts OF wheat wednesday: Mn
year ago; Duluth. 81 cars against rs:
81 Louis, $4,000 bu. against $4,000 ~;
Winnipeg. isi cars, against ia.
Minneapolis stocks decreased $4,000
DO Tor fOur DAYS
Primary wheat receipts were i.7S3.-
600 bu. against 10000 bu year ago.
Exports OF wheat and hour Wej"es-
DAY $4,000 bu.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
TOLEDO o.. July i9.--wheat: Cash
and July. s4ke: Sept, ss%es Sept.
sO%c: May. 4xc. Corn; Cash. 66c;
July, s4kc: Sept. s4%c; Dec. 61c; May.
CSC. Oats: Cash and July, aye; Sept.
42kc: Dec. 44Kc: May. aye. Rye:
Cash. TIC. Cioverseed: Cash. 5000; :
Oct. Dec. and March. s9.7B. Alsike;
Prime and Aug 1905. Timothy; Aug,
$3.50; Sept. $40. Butter. eggs and
hay unchanged
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO, July ls.-irain opening
Wheat: july down NC; Sept up &C.
Corn. July up &c; sept. unchanged.
Oats: July and Sept unchanged t'ro-
visions slightly higher.
Noon-Wheat: July down &c; Sept.
down lc Corn: July up NC; Sept up
sc. Oats: july DOWN &c. Sept down
Close--wheat: July down &c: Sept.
down 1c. Corn July down / 7se: Sept.
down &c. Oats: July down kc; Sept.
down &c. Provisions slightly lower.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-19
u. s. GOVT BONDS.
GIRL ACCUSES TEACHER.
Joseph @. Chapman In Custody, Pend
Ing investigation.

Joseph G. Chapman, teacher OF teleg-
raphy In local business college, is
under arrest at the central police
station, pending an investigation into
serious charges preferred by 15-year-
old girl. a student at the school. He
il % years old and gives his address
as No. 90 Gelumbia-st- east.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-19

Fresh yegetables--Cucum hot
house. 50965e doz; lettuce, 60 066c bu:
head lettuce. 81 blu: radtshes. le4l6o
doc: parsley. 25c doz; green peppers.
Sec basket; tomatoes. 4-basket crates.
sI25G150 crate: summer squash, 81 %
las per hamper; green Deans. $50 bu:
wax beans. $50 per bu: green on
green peas. s2922s per bu: water
cress, 20c doz; green corn. 15c doz;
Grape Fruit = Florida. t4.so0s per
Honey-Fancy white. l-0Isc: No I.
dollhouse tomatoes. ibe ibp turnips. soc;
is@ise. amber. I40Ise; extracted. 50
Hss-Detroit shipper. are paying the
following prices Tor paied hay ir car
lots. z o. Detroit No umothy
.ioy.r n;ssa Ne ngs ssr.w
wheat and Dat straw. 81. Loose hay
from farmers' wagons on the city mar
from ssS i ns q No to aSasy
Ioc:. No. 1 cured bulls; Toe: No. 7 green,
iio; cured calf No lie; green rs calf.
sS75; No 8 s27s; sheepsi<ins. az TO
wool ao0Soc; No. hides. lie on on kip.
H.cI,eherrie.--s 25 as5o bu.
-Lemans-California.- S8-5o@z box
Liines-sI q Las per dos.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Qt0c each;
Rocky Fords. $4,000 per case: Little
Gems, 81 al rs per basket
0nions-Egyptian. SIT ou
Ornnges-Vaiencias. tI250475 box
Peaehes-s375 per s-basket crate
bushels. ~
Observation-Disclosures ,s.2s0sS per
crate.
Potatoes - New potatoes. s1.s6 q 90
bu. ss.25G5,56 per Dbl
Ponlfry-Broilers. 10000; fowls
Is " 14c; old ROSTERS, s61oc: ducks. /;
| 013c; young ducks. 16c: geese. s010ci
turkeys. 14016c per Id.
Huekeberries--S3256 3.5o bu.
TaIiew-No. j. SHo; NO. 2. az pss
ID.
wool--Medium unwashed, Ito: ins
unwashed. 110lbc; reflections. SIC Id
The Detroit times., 1911-07-19
u PAPER THAT
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81 the great obligation the
IS owes to It's readers.
speaker OF the morning
Palmer, OF New York. man
|c American Newspaper Pub
Isolation, who talked on
1|Icity.' Mr.. Palmer scored
agent.
au who attempts to use the
oIumns OF the modern news
his advertising schemes"
harms both the advertisers
public. Practically all the
D written by these press
rs be Chased as pure adver-
should be paid for at regu-
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.eInbIe plans are made TO get
~ the editors and all copy
1@<oro should be carefully. very
scanned before Il Is used.
.|IvIsabie to use IL at all
1ri5 part OF the morning was
1ilosether in a discussion
.toptlng the new constitution
Laws for the National Press
BON Of America. With some
n1endments. the constitution
pied as proposed by the com
~ which Walter Williams,
the school OF journalism OF
|<ersity OF Missouri, Is chair
<IncIple changes from the con-
IRE IN regard to membership.
son who Is an active member
[css club may be a member OF
orsanization upon the pay
The necessary dues. Also, all
Members may OF their own Volt
come delegates to the national
Ion-
worthy editors had consider.
4cutsion over the articles re-
nembership and II was only
<<"@+& AtpCd1oh0n tual tic
finally passed.
meeting adjourned at 1890
q take a boat trip to Lake
|vIne the editors an opportunity
The work Ia progress In the
zone channel. and other points
rest.
dEhf for the 1912 convention is
ae present convention shall de-
Is where the nett one shall be
Bcffalo appeared as the dark
"Wednesday morning and on
seat was an Invitation to come
+ rIty pext year. and buttons for
we're given out.
OMAHA boosters sprung two
novelties A key with the word
j on il attached to a card from
club Of Omaha was
each delcgate and pOstcards. al
4I1m0cd hearing the words
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The Detroit times., 1911-07-19
BOSTON CoPPER LETrERs.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone q Co. July 10: Copper shares are
a tribe more active today and the i'm
provement In prices has been con-
tlnued. North Butte has been consid-
erably moro active. getting as high as
S3%. a further advance OF a. Cal. a
Arix sold at IS. gain of l point;
Chino, Ray and Miami are fractionally
higher, but not very active. Tone on
the whole IL considerably improved al
though there IL little news TO affect
prices one way or the other. Other de-
partments OF the market are stronger,
Ann. AgrL Chemical. 5s%: Wooden.
32%: Shoe. 51S and Fruit. 1871.
Reported for The Times by Paine,
Weber a CO.. July 10: London metal
market opening steady and unchanged.
There Is n better feeling I'm evidence
In the Boston market. stocks opening
steady with a good demand G. q A.
advanced to IS. North Butte 33K. and
East Butte ifk I'm the early trading
The volume OF trade continues small
with offerings scarce In this advance.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-19
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Bufter--Extras. 24c: hrsts, 2sc ID;
dairy, 1Sc; packing stock. lie 10.
Eggs-Current receipts cases tn
cluded. 14Ikc. Receipts on Wednesday
were Sos cases. Market steady.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-19
cuIcAGO PRoDUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO, July 19.-Butter; Extras,
24c; firsts. 20c. dairy extras 22c: firsts,
zoe. Eggs: Prime firsts. 15hc: frsts.
14hc. Cheese: Skins. 12h @12he:
poultry: Fowls. l2h a 13c; ducks. 12hc: