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The Detroit times., 1912-09-12
U. S. MOTOR co. IN
HANDS OF RECEIVERS
(Continued from Page one)

Sampson Co. is also owned outright
by the United States Motor Co, and
Is involved in the failure.
The Gray Motor Co., which was
originally part OF the United States
Motor Co. was recently sold back ID
the original stockholders and is now
Independent OF the combination. This
was one OF the most successf>i Nrop-
critics in the consolidation. The
United States Motor CO.. has also Civ.
en- over the lease upon it's Detroit
salesrooms at No. 507 Woodward-ave.,
TO the Studebaker corporation.
The United States Motor Co. was
formed in 1910 and Benjamin ana
Frank Briscoe OF Detroit. were the
leading figures. the former becoming
president There were some big
banking houses behind the consolida-
tion and II started off with a capitai
Of s4O,O0O.000. half common and half
preferred stock II is claimed that
many of the companies which were
taken into the combination, came in
at inflated prices.
The companies which formed the
consolidation In addition TO the De-
troit companies already mentioned
are the Maxwell-Brlscoe Motor Co., OF
Tarrytown, ". Y, which Is said TO be
fairly successful but dnable to carry
the entire load of the capitalization;
the Columbia Motor Co, of Hartford.
Conn; The DAYTON MOTOR Car Co, and
the Courier Motor Car Co., of Dayton,
o.. and the Providence Engineering
works. OF Providence, r. |.
There are many stockholders in the
United States Motor Co.. in Detroit
and Michigan. and most OF them paid
high prices tor the stock. The pre-
ferred sold around par for some time
and before the crash last year. was
above $50. The common was around
$50 per share, and much OF II Is held
al that price in Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-12
REPUBLICAN LEADERS
HOLD CONFERENCE HERE

Amos s. Mussellman. Republican
candidate for governor. attended a
conference OF party leaders and can
didates Wednesday afternoon at the
headquarters OF the state eentra,
committee. Several of the congress
sional candidates were present, In
cluding Congressman James G. Nc
Eaughftn, or Muskegon; s. w. Smith,
of Pontiac, and Carl Mapes. OF Grand
Rapids. and among others In attend.
ance were State Chairman Alex. j.
rGroesbeck. or Detroit. Secretary
Charles s. Pierce. of the state COM
mittee: John Baird, OF Saginaw;
George b. Yerkes. OF Detroit. and Maj.
Arthur p. Loomis. chairman OF the
speakers bureau OF the state CON-
mittee.
IL was decided 10 organize here in
addition to the speakers bureau a
labor bureau and an agriculture
bureau, 10 distribute campaign litera-
ture among labor men and farmers.
Or. John Wesley Hill. II was an
nounced. will speak, Thursday even.
ing in Oxford; Friday. inxFlint; Sat
urday, in Kalamazoo. and Tuesday, in
Battle Creek
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BECKER'S ATTORNEY is
FIGHTING FOR DELAY

NEW YORK. Sept. I2.-Although
District Attorney Whitman claims
that Justice Bischoff was deceived
when he granted stay OF the muir
der trial OF Police Lieut. Becker until
the October term he refused TO make
any attempt TO have the order over.
ruled when the trial was called In
Justice Goffs court today. He made
IL plain that II he could secure affi-
davits from the Hot Springs witness
es that they were misquoted by Beck
er's attorney, John F. Mcintyre. in
his declaration that they would tes-
tify that Sam Schepps said Becker
was the victim OF a conspiracy, he
would go into special term later on
and have the Bischoff ordered re-
viewed.
Assistant District Attorney j. Rob
ert Rubin, who brought Schepps back
from Hot Springs left for that resort
today. He will secure If possible
affidacits from Postmaster Douglas l..
Hotchkiss. Acting Mayor T. A. Petit
and Constable j. A. Sullivan. the
three men named by Mcintyre refut-
ing the Mcintyre statements. Whit
man utCldItu NOudN ludt III he COuln
show. as he hoped to. bad faith in this
instance, II would operate as a bar
rier TO future attempts 10 secure de-
lay by Mcintyre.
IL was learned today, however, that
Mcintyre has all of the papers ready
for a motion for change of venue
should anything happen TO overturn
his plans. He does not want TO try
this case before November. figuring
that by that time the outcry against
Becker will have died down.
Justice Goff has decided that he
will go ahead with the John Doe
probe at once and District Attorney
Whitman has his case about ready so
that a start can be made. In addi-
tion to Mayor Gaynor, the district at
torney plans TO put Commissioner
Waldo and n score OF gamblers in
the stand early in the hearing.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Sept. il.--Close: Strength
In Winnipeg and bad weather In
France with an improved demand for
spot wheat. held the Liverpool market
tirm, against more liberal Russian oi-
ferings and an Improvement IN weatE-
CT In the United Kingdom. Offerings
OF winter wheat abroad were scarce.
Wheat was very quiet and steJ@y
during the early trading on Wcdnes-
day. The shorts had covered during
the strength OF the sII before ana
that element CT strength was wanting
There was a feeling that cash ana
elevator interests would take adyan-
tag OF any further bulge 70 make
fedging sales There IL "a good deal
Of buillsh sentiment In the trade and
many dealers believe the market is IN
shape for continuation OF the upturn.
The feeling among bulls is that the
trade a. still largely oversold expecting
a NOR, be.riSh government report, but
northwestern news is very hearish and
there is little doubt that the spring
zeFETI=wttt wttt-tr-tnCreased after more
threshing returns have been received
Winnipeg declined Yesterday and the
outlook in the Canadian northwest was
considered very bearish IL ~ believed
that Canada will soon Ofrer wheat lib
orally 10 Eurobe and bring about a
Meak- market American spring wheat
receipts are Increasing.
Wheat YVES AF4a early and adya need
"a &C, later dropping back and clos-
-fn- rt r ftfrssistt y iaSt- -pTtCr-
Corn was HHehunEeti, standard -eat@
aaSaReed &c and iost the gait at the
cigvcrseed ssiped 25c and timothy
ssax steady.
Whest- y-eatatieas. Cash 40 : red.
si6T. September opened without
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Brennon sa.e I'm loud vnice: Let's
see, wasn't Il 500 promised yoa
for your vote?" The detective testi-
f.ed that Rosonthal came close TO him
and held up two fingers. whispering:
1T was 5000" The detective said ne
counted out $500 and gave II TO him.
declaring: That is for your vote on
the Wabash matter"
Brennon told how Rosenthal came
into the Office. saying the alderman
felt around the walls and looking
around as though he were suspicious.
The detective only remarked: /:
Whats the matter, alderman. little
nerYousg''
On cross-examlnation Attorney M.
H. Bishop. counsel for Rosenthsl l,
asked Brennon who supplied tho
money he used In bribing the alder
man and dro& forth the information
that Andrew II. Green, Jr.. gave Brep.
non $4,000 once, $500 on another oc-
casion and $500 another time. Bishop
then asked how he expected TO dis
pose OF the money among the alder-
men. Mr., wilkins objected and the
court remarked that the testimony
had been given in the other examiaa
tions.
when he testified before he said
he got $3l00 from Mr.. Green. Now
he says he got total of $4,000, said
Bishop. Before he said he got the
money at one time now he gets II IL
three parts"
The court then let the attorney puI-
sue this line OF inquiry. Brennon's
various accounts as TO the amount OF
money he got may be used I'm an az
tempt TO impeach his testimony IL
the recorders court.
Bishop also got the detective to ad-
nit that he was known as Operative
&c. When asked in former examina-
tion If he went by rumber, Bren-
non replied that he never did.
You meant TO convey the impress
sion then that you went only by
name. or assumed name?" asked
Bishop.
Brennon replied that ne wasn't ask
ed about the initial.
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change az sl.O7. advanced 10 si.07hs ana
Gle sed al 81 07. December opened az
sl.l0. advanced 20 Sl.iOh and closed
~ Sil0; May opened At Sll3A ad-
vanceG. 10 sl.lt and closed at tllSAi
No. ! white. Sl.Oe. Coarse grain quo.
tstiOns Corn. cash No. 8, 8ies No ?
yellow. SIC, No. : yellow, S3lzc. oats
tanOard 4 car AT t36c, offered az 30 isci
eptember. 35c asked, October. sac ask
ed Ne. white. car az SShc. 2 az
SO y c: No. white. ears az 2tsc. ttye'
Cash No. 2. Tie. Beans: immpntata
and prompt shipment. s27o; October,
Prime October sie.75; sample. BAGS
az $3.50. 5 at $3.50. prime alsike. il.Sa;
sample alsike, IL bags az 5000, , az
$tee5. | at So. Timothyseed: Prime
spot. rs bass at S2.1O.
Receipts In the Detroit market Nca-
nesday included 1000 hhls 81 Hour, :
cars of corn and 10 OF oats. Wtthdraw-
ais were eco bbls OF -four, 1000 bu %
corn and i.7o0 bu OF oats Stocks ere
9O.6S7 b uof wheat. sS9a0 IA of corn,
Ii.2S2 bu Of oats and 5000 bu or ryS,
Liverpool wheat closed = a hTshcr
90 I'D lower and corn unchanRcd 70 sd
lower
Receipts of wheat Wednesday: CHI
cago. eos cars, Minneapolis t36 cars,
against gi6 "a year ago; Duluth, bS'
ears. against $50. Winnipeg. ears.
against eo2: Kansas city. l1S cars.
against %. Omaha. So ears. against 81
Primary wheat receipts were 1.9la.-
0O0 bu. against 100000 bu year ago.
Exports Of wheat and -four WeGnes-
day. 49S. 900 bu.
The worlds wheat visible supply IN
creased . a.s0O. 600 hu last week.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
TOLEDO o., Sept li.--Wheat! Cash
and SEPT. $l0S. Dee. sl.leSs May.
sl1fA. Corn: Cash. Sic; sept. Tsc:
Dee, 54Ac; May, 5lc. oats: Cash, 36hc
Sept. see: Dee, "a ssc: May, &c Rye.
Cash, zoe. Cloverseed: Cash and oct.
sliO5. Dec and March. $i0,So. Alsike;
Cash and sept. S11.65: Dee, Sli.99.
Timothy; Cash. Sept. and Oct ans Dec.
S2.0e.. Butter eggs ana hay unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN--Opening.
CHICAGO. Sept. 1l.--Wheat; Sept
and Dec down lac Corn. Sept. down
9sc; Dec. down sc. Oats; Sept down
&c: Dec. unchanged. Provisions
slightly higher.
Noon-wheati Sept up sc: Dec. up
a,c. Corn. Sept. down lac; Dec down
&c. oats: Sept up &c; Dec. un-
changed.
Close-wheat: Sept. and Dec. up &c.
Cc,n: sept. down iac; Dec. down lc.
Gals: sept up = Dec. unchanged.
Provisions strong.
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FOUR MORE ALDERMEN TO
BE FREED OF CHARGE
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l3. asking Rosenthal IL he could see
him. Rosenthal said che detective
could see him in the store any tim I,
and Brennon went 10 the store that
morning Brennon's statement as To
what took place was as follows
Il said 10 Rosenthal: 1 have talked
with Aid Gilman about you and he
told me 10 come and see you, that
you are all right. You were not with
IT'S on the Wabash matter. I'll give
you Sl0O for your vote. Rosenthal
said: Hell. Brennon. | can get that
for closing an alley in my ward. Give
me $500 and | will be with you.
said TO him that IL he were on tho
street opening committee IL might be
different. but he said when he was
on the committee he always looked
after the aldermen who were with
him. ! said 20 him IL that were the
case I would give him $500. asked
aim 20 make a speech in favor OF the
petition. but he said he had been
against IL before and that might look
a little funny. =
Brennon testified that the next
time he talked 10 Rosenthal~ was oi;
the morning Of July -. when Rosen.
thai telepbppedA o-hinl-Tie- -uetec.
II.a- asked frtm to caii at his oiaea
the following day. Rosentha1. 40
said, asked him ii he wouldn't -briag
the money down stairs. bat the de
tectiVe declared be replied that Ros-
CEthal would have to come TO the o..
Ecc-itke the others
Brennun stated that Rosenthni
came f,-r his money the foliosing ouy.
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FINDS SIX ROBBING
CAR; ARRESTS THREE

Michigan Central Detective H. q.
Dwyer discovered six freight car bur.
glars IN the act OF robbing a car in
the Fourteenth-st. yards OF the rail-
road. early Wednesday morning. and
captured three OF the thieves. the
other three escaping.
The prisoners save their names es
stephen Bzlegiewicz aged 10, OF No,
373 PopIar-su: Frank Snolihski. Ia,
OF No. So vinewoodavc., and Joseph
Iaskowski. l6, Of No. 375 Poplar.st.
The latter vas turned over to the
iuvP.ffIt.- court which companions
were locked M in the Central station
Th6v had stolen cameras, shoes and
candy from the cars. Cars at that
peiHt have been plundered for weeks,
and Close watch had been set for
the thieves.
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NEW NOKk rRoDUCE MARkEr.

NEW YORK. Sept. ll.-FIour. Dull
but steady. Pork: Easy: mess. $ias75
I2o. Lard: Dull and lower: middlc
west spot, si1f0I11.50 Sugar: Raw,
firm; centrifugal 90 test. sLS6. musco-
vado. So test sass; refined. steady cut
loaf s5.9o; :crushed. $3.50; powdered
5.20I5.3n: granulated. s5.l5Ma25- Coz
fee: Rio. No. :. ON spot. ia a. l5c. Tai
low: quiet: city, g. sc; county, 6G6 &c.
Hay: steady. prime, s125: No 2, s5Se5
81: clover 10cIS1l0. Dressed poul-
try: Firm turkeys. lea 23c: chickens.
l4G &c: fowls. 13G17hc: ducks. ts6o
1Siac Live poultry: Firm; geese. l2c
ducks. 1tmlTisc; fowls. 1Sc; turkeys.
l5c. roosters. iac Cheese: Dull ard
weak state milk, common TO specials.
itu 16c. skins. common 10 specials, -
a. i2c. full SKINS, 4G6i3c.
Butter: steady: receipts, S.s06: cream
cry. extra. 2SSi 29c; state dairy, tubs,
22M 27iac. imitation creamery. firsts.
ear asisc. Eggs: Firmer; receipts. Ia
3T3: nearby white fancy. 35c; nearby
mixed fancy, 23G &c; fresh firsts. 20
a 29c.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-12
LIVESTOCK
EAST BJFFALO-OpeninE.
Dunning q stevens Live stock Report.

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Sept. IL
Cattle: Receipts. two cars. market.
steady; best 1850 To 1.500-lb. steers.
= sdS1S ESQ .,es9s s9oa Rri%s zoo rodS 10
prime 1.100 to l.20O-lb steers, sS.35
n 80: medium butcher steers. 1000
To LOO lbs, s7.i0G 76o; butcher
steers, s5.7S6i 6.e5: best fat cows. $3.50
l6.l0: good TO best do, 1850 5.75; fair
TO good 10, Si@ 80: common to fair
do. S3s5a3.75 trimmers s3G3.25; best
fat heifers. s6.T567.15 good TO best
heifers, Ss,5Om I-l5. fair TO good do 81
525; stock heifers. st,2504So; best
feeding steers dehorned. s5.5od SO;
common feeding steers. S4.I5G; .: stock
crs, Inferior. ~ 70 ~ I.5u. prime export
bulls. s5.75m6; best butcher bulls, s5.25
~ $50. bologna bulls. sl1 $50; stock
bulls. siMt5o; best mixers and
springers ss0G7O; common kind do.
Hogs Receipts. 10 cars market
Ga.5O: pigs. ssas25.
Sheep: Receipts Is cars; market,
strong; spring lambs, sSfts 10: year
llngs, s5a6; wethers, si.15g5; ewes.
s3.75d t.25.
Calves: s5611.5o.
EAST BUFFALo-CIose.
EAST BCFFALO. y. Y. Sept H.
Cattle Receipts. none hero; market.
steady, prime steers. S95QI9,S5:
butcher grades. S4mST5 Calves: Re-
celpts. so head; market. active aud
steady; Gull 10 choice. S6m11.50. Sheep
and lambs: Receipts. SEQ head; mar
ket, active: choice lambs. <SISl5: Gull
TO fair $5m5.T5; yearlings. s4M6;
sheep, s2T5. Hogs: Receipts 100
head; market fairly active and steady:
workers., sg.30d9 $50; pigs, se.25 mixed
seas 1sss: heavy 5000; roughs, $3.50
as; stays. sTm T25.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Sept ll.--Hogs: Receipts, 10000 head;
market, steady: mixed and butchers
sS05a9: good heavy 3S.05mSSo. rough
heavy, s7.S5qs05: light, ss.75d9; pigs
s5.5cmS.25. Cattle: Receipts. $500
head; market. steady. beeves. s5756p
lO.Te; cows and heifers. S3a7.75 stock
ers and feeders. $i25W7: Texans. $t15
fr6sC. calves SS.50Gt2 Sheep: Re-
ceipts, $4,000 head: market. steady. ma
tive SS.50Ml.15: western. 81. 20:
lambs, x4.S5Gi 1.65: western, S5U7.IO
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, o.. sept 11.--Hogs.
RecSIpts. 15o0 head. steady Ito So
higher. yorkcrs and mixed So n 9.55.
mediums. hcavies and pigs, sS75Gg
Cattle: Receipts. cars. slow. weak
sheep and lambs Receipts, cars, ysT5
top. Calves: Receipts. Is 0head; tlt
top.
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cH,C.Go PROVISION MARKET.

CHICAGO. Sept 1l.--Butter; Extras.
2Sc. firsts 25izc: dairy extras. 2iIac;
frsts. 23tsr. Eggs: Prime frsts. 2ic:
frsts 19c Cheese: Skins, IAN q l5c:
young Americas. i5h n 1874 e. Potatoes:
20 81 Soc Live poultry: Fowls. 14l2 n l5c:
ducks. l3is o lie; geese, 1901 tur-
K .NR II u 1ac
The Detroit times., 1912-09-12

The following firms are privI-
legged 20 execute orders on the
Detroit Stock Exchange. Bumpus a
Co; Carlyle & Povah: Matthew
Finn: Lewis O. Gorton. w. A.
Hamlin q Co; Richard Irwin 4 Coz:
w. Z. Moss x CO. IT. ". N0b1C e
Co.; w +. Reilly & Co: r. Sea- i.
grave & Co.; n. s. Warren a Co.
and George NJ West q Co
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BUTTER AND EGGS

Butter--Board prices are: Creamery
extras, 29c: frsts. 27iEc; dairy, 2lc;
packing stock. l9c per III,
Eggs Current receipts, candied.
cases included 2ic per doZ Receipts
Wednesday. 1,217 cases
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YESTERDAYS N. Y. STOCKS.
\. \. srocK MARKEr-Clo.e.


Am Az Chem 50. Am Is Sugar a5% ,
Anal Cop s5IA. Am & & + 59h. do ~
iIy5s. am Cot OH 55S, Am Loc Is, Ani
smet Si4. Am Sugar l27&. Am Il &
n issTs, Am Toh s6S, Am Wool aSh,
Anaconda 45M, Atch i07 "a, Bait A. -
1865. = n n 50, Can 40 g5S, Cen Lsath
aelk a, ehcs a q Chino Cop Al ~
chi & q " 49,. c, NJ & II 4 lOe. Chi *
y i39. col T. X ass, Con Gas 80, SoIa i.
Prod l5bs. Dis sec Cor 33A. Erie 80 ~
do ist pf 5eIs. do 2d pf 80 y, Gen Eles
lso. Co Motor com 30 =, do pf =, St - =
liz Met 1875, do VI 5s. Int Harry lstA
kGs & = pf 6l. Leh Val 1861. Louis
n 16lli, VI. X q 4 2Sis. NJ; 81 a stS
NJ u 10. No Pac ass, Nat Lead % q
Y { lltls y Y. q n w 36ls, Nor W
I5is. North Pac i26is. Penn ky
1884. Peo c a c li6h. Press 81 Car
80 a. Ray Cons 2lis. Read l6l hep
a steel ~. do pf S7&, Rock Isl 20 {.
10 81 5lh loss shelf IS, South PacihS
1854, outh Ry 292, do pf 81. Tenn COP
43& Union Pac 1915. Y Rub com
81. l. stael 71h. Y Bonds ios, Nir'
Car chem as, Utah Cop ca, WABASH a,
do pr lfg. West Tn Tel sih, West Mfg
S6Js Pitts Coal pf stls.
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Hides--No. I cured hides. isH; No,
green hides. 1lcs No ! cured bulls. lie;
No I green bulls. i0c; No. I cured. veal
KIP. itise; No, ! green yeSi NIP, lse;
lnarraln. Ice; No. I cured calf lse; No.
I green calf. iSc; No. I horsehides.
$50: No. ? horsehides. s275. sheep
skins. as 20 amount OF wool, 70 " 2Oc;
No. hides. lc on: kip and calf, he OH
Lemons-flOW II per box
LInsr<--sl ffl.e5 doz
Melons - Rock Fords. S36S.25 crate;
watcrmeions, 25U4 each: little gems.
500 6oc per basket.
Onions yellow, Sf.5Oa t.35 sack, tSe
Oranges-Cnlifornia Nalencias. FANCY
si.S0u5 per box.
P~Rches-Fancy, slS5i "A, $i.75; 4,
Pears Bartletts. s5Q55o per bbl.
oregon. SO so per box.
riams = sl,so0l.7t per su' a'0aOc
poaltry--Springs. l6Ql7c: hens. l3t
1Sihc. roosters. lOc, geese. 9H lOC
ducks young. l51Ise: turkeys. lS0lse
PiaeappIe--si.SO@5 crate.
GPatatoes-S2. 20 per sack.
Sweet PotatOes--Jersey, $3.50 per bu,
tl.2a per bbl, virginia. Sl.25 per bu
$3.50 per bhl.
skIhs-DetroIt buyers arc bidding as
follows: No l skunk. s2.50: No. 4 rae
coon. s2!S; No l mink 80; NO.
Tomatoes-50G a 6Oo per bu.
dian, i0I5Oc per basket.
Tatiov--No. 1, 5&c; No 2 4&c 10.
wOol--Michigan unwashed wool for
southern. central and northern sec
laine, unwashed. lOQlsc: common,
rough and fine. i4QlSe 10. q. o.
country points.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARkEr.

NEW YORK, Sept 1i.-Money on
call IL per cent. time money, "a per
cent for six months bar silveT-L,on-
don. IS 13-l6d. bar silver-Ne WORK.
81 &c. demand sterling, $i.s5.S5.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-12

AppIe.-,-Fency. s2e5a27s: ordinary.
sin1.50 per bbi.
Bsnspa---Good shipping stock. $3.50
G325 bunch
Besn--Dried Lima. 7g71sc 10; new
Lima CSC per az.
Berries Huckleberries. s2.75a .
CauIIaower - T5Gs soc per bu.
Celery Homegrown. sbg sos per
dcztn.
Cabbase-siR1.z5 per boL
Cbeesc--Wh holcSale prices Michigan.
ttis l5c. New York. iGHisisc; brick.
swiss, 171iSc; Imported Swiss. ~ y 50
3Sisc per ID
Dstes-Persian. new. 5h g &C per 10:
Fards 1O0iakc Id.
Dressed Calves - Fancy. I3J, Gle:
common. 9Gi0c 10.
Ftgs--Imported. new. lie &C per 10:
California 2AC To
a6e deEAetiacc 20 81 30c pAs hui galn-
aCh 7sr per buS gree n0utons, l0c
green peppers 1SG sac bu carrots soc
per bu. beets. So q soc per hu. green
corn. iSa loc dOz. turn lps 5NEg soc per
bu: Futahagas. T5f sec per bu. par
EnfpS. 1aC per bu
Grape I-rutt --f 4t,F ala z5-ar 2 = 80 SoX.
Grnrrs--peiawares. S-hasket crates
81. 40, black. l6f ISc per basket.
HoneN -iuncE Xnfke.-.a ~ 6r.- am
bcr, l3fc teisc. extracted s = sssc III
ttHy-HttFeit shippers a - Rarlng the
fOllowing p.icss 70, Daisd hay ~ rar-
lots o. b. Detroit: Nc. 4 timothy
80. miNed S1tS0GI5: clover Ig6:
mixed sis.BcWiT. rye, straw. 5000:
wheat aud est straw. SS-hesf-- eeF. ton
The Detroit times., 1912-09-12
PRODUCE

Indications are that the peach season
ia getting close 10 its finish. The bot
weather nas r!pered the early crop at
the islands all at once. These sre be-
Ing shipped 90 market as ra1id.y as
possible. and while the condition ~ re-
ceipts leaves something 20 be desired
dealers are cleaning up from day to
day without difficulty. Prices this
morning were advanced ten cents. .RC-
-caIpis OF nnultIy Mcrc heavy this morn
ing and as more or less stock was car
ried over from yesterday and the de-
mand is uncertain the market was a
hard one 10 quote, bu: IL looked like
advanced two cents and eggs n ceat
yesterday. but otherwise the market
rules steady
The Detroit times., 1912-09-12
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK COTTON

Cotton prices reported by Hayden,
stone & Co, Sept IL
The Detroit times., 1912-09-12
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.


DETROIT Sept. l2.--Up; John owen.
Huron. Kenora. 1925 Wednesday morn-
ing; Donnaccnna. 1890; Midland King,
llI5; SusquehannR, 2:05 p. m. Mary
land. 2.20; ;. II. Kirby, 2:25 Wilkes
barre, 2;i0: Yuma. Alexis Thompson, s.;
Onoko, 3.eS; Ward Ames. 3:30; Minne-
apolis. 5:3n. Cuddy. 5:i5; Morrow,
George stephenson. Linn, 6; Grat-
wick. I.
Down: Gates ll:i5 Wednesday morn
Ing; Normania. 1890 p m: Pawnee.
Orton, J. IL. Edwards, W. D. Carter.
l:e0; j. I Hutchinson. l:I0: Matthews.
4:l5; Gill. 5:l5.
The 500.
SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. Sept -.
Up. Cole, Mckinney. 1850 Wednesday y
morning. keewatin. steel King. Prince
Rupert. p. M. Henry H. Rogers Bopc.
2:SO; stafford. 43O. Andrew Epson.
5:30: Norton. Brazil. 8; Livingstone. I.
Down: Block. II Wednesday morn
Ing Leonard g. Hanna, Assiniboia.
1890 n m Morrell. Rockefeller Roen-
Inns, Meafotd, Alaska Pacon, $50: cor
nell, Watt, Smeaton. Boland. ! t'rick.
9. Maruba. $50: Rensselaer, Maia, s,
Ericsson, Fritz. 2.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-12
The 500.
Mrs. Willard r. conLI,, n.,a

Mrs. Carolvn L. ;, Conklin. wife OF
Millard T. Conklin. interpretations Of
the Gale Manufacturing Co. Albion
Mich. died, Tuesday. In Siasconset
Mass. where she had been spending the
summer. The Couklin family home is
IN bloomfield Hills. The body Will be
brought To Detroit, Thursday. and fun
eral services will be held Friday after
noon in the Newberry Memorial chanel
of the Jenerson-ave. Presbyterian
cnurch, with the Rev. J. NJ Barklcy. Of
the Forest-aVe. Presbyterian church
and the Rev. W. W. Jamison OF Rir-
mingham. officiating, The pallbearers
viii he Hamilton Dey. Herbert Mac
Guire. Edward III. Butler william a.
Butler. Jr.. Alpheus Chittenden. Ernest
q Wetmore, A. Macomb Campau and
William T. Barbour
Husfncsr-iik. t-rfnrNs. 40 FUSS ana
70 feathers Tn, plain. neat kind this,
looks right Times Printing Co.. rs
John r at Ph Main 1893 ~ CIV s9SS