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The Detroit times., 1912-05-04
u. 6. GOVT BONDS
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
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srI.nE,IE rnIRT

LANSING. Mich. MAY THE su-
prenie court yesterday decided the FOL
lowing cases
Affirmed People VS. Schneider, peo-
plc Va Wright: people W. Ekola. peO-
pie vs. Harrison: Love VS. Detroit
Jackson A. Chicago Railway Co. Ilab-
itz VS. Wabash Railroad Co. Renee
shaw VS. Detroit United Ry. Scendar
VS. Winona Copper Co; Hennes vs..
Hevard a. sons Mellyea vs.. Michigan
Central Railroad Co. Pingree W. PIN
gree. Security Trust Co W. GlaZier,
Caldwell vs. Goodenoush; Roney vs..
Heaiy.
Reversed-Johnson VS. Union Car
hide co Gates VS. Beebe people VS.
Bowen. people W. Caruso. people "
Osborne. Fellows vs. stevens: Waylc
". Michigan United Railway Co CO
lrrthuS a Hooking coal A. Iron co. W.
.rharlcv0fN Coal A. Wood Co. Myers vs.
Nj skevor Improvement 90
Modified and ahrmed--pes ChamplaiI
" lies Champllin. ilanrahan vs. Ham
rghau: Eohrabac cher w. Walsh, Cold
water Uopper Co W. Gillis
In the following cases the court was
,ouall, divided. Williams W. Walsh
Manufacturing co Baker vs.. Michigan
central Railroad Co.
Mandamus was granted In Booth
Etsuertss 60. vs. Nlpena circuit Judge.
Appeal was dismissed iu Nogt "
Cottier.
Habeas corpus was denied IN tho
matter OF Joe Mire and In the matter
OF Gar Adler
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Though Aid. Richard VI. Watson. OF the
Twelfth ward, hns decided not 20 run
MIcHIGAN PATENTS

t fWASIINGTON, May 4. - Patents
granted Michigan: v o Barlow and j.
alec. Lansing cloth measuring ma
shine: A. N. Blount. Detroit flying ma
.clnne: G.. y. Carrick, Flint spring
VICE., ~. ~ I Sn,hbt pe'T pa sNlplosinn
fnstcnirE: - y. Davis, Saginaw seal
~. T.. Gray. Detroit, whistle; VIM T..
Grill. Detroit, pattern stripping ma
chino: a. L. Hickey Saginaw. display
stand. IT, e. Hodges Detroit. roller
'nenring: r. Hun, crank case also mbri.
eating system for motors. W. Jordan.
Detroit. dying machine: NJ &, Price.
Anskegon, hand stamp A. 9 sherman,
Iucholtz. Detroit, pillow; r. h. Toretu-
nE. Detroit. vending machine: VIM -.
Thompson, Detroit car roof g. W. Van
fnnk Wells. car stake and pocket: r.
M. Watson. Detroit. stropping machine:
ia r. Young, Detroit. locking and con
rolling means for turning plugs.
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OFFICE or the DEPT. or PUBLIC
WORKS.
Detroit. May a. 1919
LATERAL SEWER ASSESSMENT
NOTICE.

To All Whom II May Concern:
Take notice that an assessment roll
Tor uefraying the cost aud expense of
constructing the vitrihed crock lateral
sewers hereinafter described has been
completed and Is open for Inspection al
this office, and viii be presented 10
the Common Council at session there
OF TO he held Tuesday. the eth day OF
May, az y. m standard time. for con-
The lots and parcels OF real estate
abutting on or adjoining the alley or
alleys hereinafter described have been
assessed for the cost and expense OF
the improvement therein Any person
desiring 10 object to any assessment
made may file with the City Clerk a
written protest at any time prior TO
the date last mentioned. and may BE
heard before the Committee on Sewers.
20 whom such protest Will be referred
at meeting thereof. 10 be held on the
Thursday following such reference at
II a. m standard time. at the Commit
tee Room In the city Hail
Assessment Roll No. 1892, Lateral
Sewer No. 22s2. In alley I'm block
bounded by Manistique and Ashland
avenues Jefferson avenue and north
line OF lots i65 and 264
Assessment Roll No. 1897, Lateral
bounded by Parkinson avenue and
Martin street, Bulwsr avenue and Ed
ward street.
Assessment Roll No 1882, Lateral
Sewe~ No 1922. In alley9fn block
bounded by Newland. Fischer. Forest
and Warren avenues
Assessment Roll No 1884. Lateral
Sewer No. 2334 In alley between
Rivard and Russell streets. south or
Medbury avenue.
Assessment Roll No 1887. Lateral
Sewer No. 2327. In alley i'm block
bounded by Robins and Holcomb. Mofrat
and Chaplin street, where not already
built.
(416G) j. j. HAARER
(S91) Commissioner.
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FAILURE TO PAY BILL
LANDS HER BEHIND BARS


ne nation: SHOW the lady to her
room"
Then with jerky little movement
1f the thumb, which was lost TO Mrs
Iounsend he indicated that the lady
WAS 10 undergo the same old process
IN the same old way.
With her veil and long silk jacket
removed, displaying a very large and
<(xpressiye pair OF brown eyes, a
<4refully cultivated complexion and
y peek-a-boo shirt waist, Mrs. Town
&tnd nj the same time threw OF her
Indignation and made herself per-
ftctly at home.
hut she absolutely refused &c talk
10 a newspaper man. Then, woman
Ike, she proceeded TO break al long
Instance conversational records In a
Way that would have made n ORA
matte star yell for help. One could
readily understand how Mrs. Town
send could forget q little thing ike
> hotel bill, when he finds VIVA,
trouble she seems to have In sorting
out her career.
During a half-hour interview, II de
reloped that Mrs. Townsend's nrst
husbands name was Graft that she
was born an raised in New YORK
Where all OF her folks still live; that
She was one of three orphans, raised
and married right here in little old
Detroit, and that her arrest was
Terrible mistake.
She said she was divorced from
Senator Townsend. five years ago, In
North Dakota, and figures that ne
owes her about $4,000, which she Is
frying in vain TO collect she would
not say what the debt was.
She says she has been an actress,
playing with Arnold DAILY. Also she
has been society reporter for the
New York papers
Just now, she says, she is planning
to regale the summer resorters al
Mackinac Island with her dramatic
talents as a drawing room entertain
err, this summer.
But as to the little bill in the Ste,
Claire-oh. yes-she had nearly for
gotten that. She did have bil!
there. She left the hotel in a huff.
decided TO go to Utica, and send the
money right. bac1 That was in
January, 1911 Arriving in Utica,
she got 10 thinking of the hun IN
which she left the hotel, ard resolv-
ed Ito let Manager Stirling whistle
for his money
''And hope he's good whistler
she remarked, doing little pirohette
ia Maude Adams, o. the cell block
floor.
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YESTERDAYS N. Y. STOCKS.
\. \. sTocK MARkET-cIo-e.

Am AZ Chem Ga, Am sugar ss ~,
Anal Cop So. Am & a r asa Ah ~
on 55ss. Am Log 42A. do ~ los' An
smelr S4a., Am sugar l2S Am ! q
1861. Am lob ri 10fes, Anaconda q
Ateh 1855, Bait a . 1oSis. h X y =,
Can Pac s557S cen Leath 20 = ~, -
CT W 10. q. NJ a - J. los Shl a =
14Is.. Col + n I 27A CON Gas -.
Corn Prod 1914. u 4 II i5o. Dis sec , Sor
3fT.' Erie SO. do list ri 5tis Gen Eiee
l6s. Gen Mot pf 70ls, Gt Nor pI 10y -
CT Nor ore ctf 3sis Ills Cent l2s. INT
Met is5s, do pr 81. Int liar com com i ZEE i,
h = S9i 90 T ss. NJ. ST + &
St Ste NJ + 1907 No PSe a ~ N W
Lead 57h, y Y G llI%. y A. -
sSL Nor q " ll2S North Pac III
Penn Z Rx-bh i23%s i Ray S Gon pf 4! ~
Rock Isl 27L, do pr So -. Sloss- shen
5iis. south Pae 10. south Ry IS oS 40
pf "A. Tenn Cop AZ. Union Pac les
IL 5 Rub com 57s,. l. Steel e9s DO pi
i12a.. L 5 Bonds lO2S Nir-Car Chem
5ls,. Utah COP 62h. Wabash = Go Il
goa, West Tn Tel s2is. West Mtg 20
Reported for The Times by Hay den
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vrssrI pAssAGEs

DETROIT. Man ftp: weccamaw,
Harrison. 1850 y. m. Friday; c. NJ War
ner. 3; steamer Troy. $780, Alexis
rhompson. $40: Robbins, $50
Down: Waldo. ? p. IN. Friday. Black.
e.soA Burlington. 4:1s: KotchV. ago
Tioga. Morrell. Athena. g. Gates, 6;lO.
Snuit ste. Marie.
eAIjl.T STE. MARIE, Mich. May A.
I'm. AUGUSTUS Alaska, Bacon. I p m
Friday: Holden, Centurion. q Monroe
q. Smith. 2;30. Shenango. Myron Page.
Iedfngton. stephenson. Mathews. 2:
Jenks, a: Reed. $50: Northern Llght.
paine Holmes. 8 snyder. $50: T. !. "
Brown. Noble, Leonard e. Miller. s:
Rutier. Harvars $50; Coutby. Jones
f,ninmet. s:se: Hurlbut w. smith. Bar
tow. Charles II. Bradley. Woolsoon.
Erightie. &
Down. SsmalI Davidson. 1890 D. m
friday. "a Belle. a. Snyder. Jr., 2.
Wtns. :. Henry III. Rogers. Sheldon
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PROBE MANS DEATH.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, May s.
Authorities OF Sparta township nave
started an investigation OF the CIR,
cumstances surrounding the death OF
Charles r. House, who was lounu
dead in his barn. There was oul.
let wound in his head, and In one
hama ne held a revolver
II was at first believed House hau
taken his own life.
Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co. IS John R-st
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WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

DIR. Allan w. Mcdonald. No. 100 Conn
monwealth-nve., has received word
q that his brother. Lieut.. Ray :. Nc
Donald % years old L. :. ", WAS
killed In a street railway accident IN
BROOKLYN, y. y, last Thursday night.
He had been married but a month.
Commitiees representing the master
printers and the allied printing
trades held preliminary meeting
= Friday in the Adcraft club but moth
ing definite was done toward settling
the points at Issue between the EN-
pioyers and the men. Both sides viii
take a few days for investigation
before another meeting.
Z. A. Francis, OF the Packard Motor Car
Co.. hus received word from his
& Fails. n ". that he returned from
abroad on the steamer Cincinnati,
April 90 IL was feared that Mr..
Francis went down with the Titanic,
as he had written his brother in De-
troll. from Rome, that he intended 20
sail on the dictated vessel.
Lnfon carpenters met In Arbiter hnII,
Friday night, 20 discuss their pre-
posal TO get a Hat rate of 80 cents an
hour. They are now getting from IS
10 as cents an hour IL was decided
10 stick TO the demand, but rot TO
order strike right away. The non
union carpenters In Detroit are said
20 outnumber the union men by three
better organization OF the trade
should be secured before going on
strike.
Enforce Of the motor boat regula-
lions ON the Detroit river will not he
relaxed I'm the slightest degree dur
ing the season OF 1912 +. $. keane
4 msrine officer OF the customs depart
nsent here. VIII again have charge
OF this work. and instructions have
been received from Washington that
D tho local officials Will be held strictly
responsible for the enforcement of
the regulations, Last year more than
100 beats were rounded up
The habeas corpus proceedings brought
x by Gar. A. Adler. n Jackson saloon
Keeper. who was sentenced to the
House OF Correction for selling liquor
while Jackson was dry, was dis
missed by Judge Mandell. Friday AZ
tcrnoon, and Adler Will now have TO
serve out his sentence unless he is
more successful in an appeal to
Judge Parkinson, OF Jackson Adler
was not sentenced until after local
option had been repealed. and he
claimed that his imprisonment was
Illegal
Though Aid. Richard VI. Watson. OF the
Twelfth ward. Inns decided not 90 run
Tor the Republican nomination for
county treasurer. this office promises
TO attract goodly list OF candidates
before the summer campaign gets
fairly under way. Chief Clerk Ed
ward Stein, of the sheriff's office; EX-
Aid. Herman link and Drain Com
missioner James Grant are among the
leading candidates so far mentioned
Aid. Watson was considering the
matter OF entering the race, but do
cided that his business demanded his
entire attention He has also uv-
clared that he Is not candidate :or
re-eleCtiOT as alderman,
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or LADDER TRUCK

For converting Ladder No. G. at pres
ent an eighty-five foot "LaFrance"
truck into a motor drawn piece OF APP
parstus Demountable solid rubber
tires 10 be furnished with extra rims
as provided for in Item next above.
Bidders will submit complete specid-
cations OF work IL is proposed to do IL
AWARDED this contract.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter Extras. ale; hrsts. 30c
dairy, 22c; packing stock. 2lc Id.
Eggs-Current receipts cases In
rluded. 1Sc per doz. Receipts Friday
So cnseA
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Apples-Ben Davis. $3u3.5O: Steele's
red. 81 Gt5.50 per bbl.
Dnnanas-Good shipping stock, $50
Reans-Dried Lima. 717hc ID.
Celery-Florida, s.. 25V275 ?er crate
Cauiinower = California. s25o925j
cabbage--New. s45OQ5 per crate
Cheese-Michigan. 1sQ1s15c; New
York. 1sa2oe; brick. tsA q ~ !;
W2Sc; imported swiss. 29ba a SIC per Id
Cranberries-,-Late Aowes. {3.2s per
Dat 7oSiSsc T new. 81 ase per Id;
, pressed Cai.e.-Fancy. shGloHc:
common, 6asc ID.
Figs-Imported new. li616o per 10:
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumbsrs. hot
house, sl.25 q 1850 doz; lettuce. hot
house, l0ql2c per 10: head lettuce.
head lettuce. S2a go per hamper;
gus, California, sectional cases 81 SON
rs; Illinois section cases. Sl75aSg;
per bu; spinach, sra l.25 per box:
green peas. s.. Is go per hamper.
Grape FIqlt-tlorida so;S497.
Honey-Fancy white. isGisc: am.
Der, l5al6c: extracted. sQsifc ID
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
lots. (. O. b. Detroit: No. 1 timcthy.
f270275O. No. , timothy, $50 a 20: Glow
err. mixed S25; rye straw, Sl2 80 u
IL. wheat ana oSt straw, SlI ~ III. 90
Loose markets ranged from $27u3l, as
TO quality.
green. lOhc. No. cured bulls. loo; No.
/ green. Sc; cured caIr. No. l, lie;
green calf. No. 4, Ice per ID: horse
Rides, No. /. 50 10; No. 2. s2.76: sheep
skins, as 10 wool. 26c q $3.50; No. .
hides &c off on kip, nc of on calf
Lemons-Californi6, $4,000, MeAsi.
mas S375a450 per box.
Iimes--ti Il l.25 doz-
Maple sugar-Rure sap goods lao
l5c 10.
onions-Egyptlan, $3.50 per sack;
Texas Bermudas 81 per crate.
Oranges = California naveis fancy
s250g4: choice. s2.5ogS per box.
ID; No 2. I'D l3c, fowls. So Q1sc; No
z, I5ql4c; geese, l3ql4c: ducks
young, 17Q1sc; turkeys. l7q1sc 10.
Observation-Disclosures. S45045 crate
potatoes-Car lots. track. Detroit,
are selling AT sac ~ 100 bu: new Ber-
mudas, y29O43 be; Florida Triumphs
So Is per hamper, $3.50 per Dbl
skins-Detroit buyers are bidding az
follows: No 1 skunk. S2.50: No i rae
coon. S2.55: No. mink. 50; No. musk
strawberries-24- pint, 81 IS u so: "a
quart cases. AIS q $50 per case.
Tomatoes-Florida, s414.50 per
basket crate, IS a soc per basket
WooI--Michigan unvashed wool for
so,thern. central and northern sec.
tions n, q and n blood, 1870 zoe: de-
isIne. unwashed. 1G@1Sc: common.
rough and fine. 1461Sc To-. r o, b.
tuuntasy points.
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MOTOR COMBINATION HOSE AND
CHEMICAL WAGON,

For furnishing one motor combina-
ton hose and chemical with hose body
sufficiently large TO carry nfteen nun
dred feet OF three-inch hose, To be
equipped with one dynamo OF twenty
nve smpere. one hundred and ten volt
capacity. OF approved make. with regu-
latlnp rheostat Dynamo TO be prop
rrly geared 10 engine shaft 10 allow
of being readily cut In and out Com
plete specifications OF machin" bid up
on win accompany bid. Tires 10 be
solid rubber with demountable rims,
one tNtru front and one extra rear rim
equipped. and one extra front and one
extra rear wheel 10 be furnished.
FLYING SQUADRON CAR.
For one automobile for use OF flying
squadron. 10 be similar 20 those now
I'm use I'm this department. TO have de-
mountable rims and two extra rims. all
equipped with Morgan & Wright Mob
by Tread Tires: one extra front and
one extra rear wheel TO be furnished
Complete specifications OF car q is
proposed TO furnish viii accompany
bids.
BATTALION CHIEFS CARS.
Five IN number. to be runabout style.
10 be equipped with demountable quick
detachable rims and each TO have two
extra rims all equipped with Morgan
a Wright Nobby Tread Tires complete
one extra front and one extra rear
wheel 10 be furnished with the five
cars. these wheels 20 be made SO that
the rims furnished with cars will nj
them. Cars 10 be equipped with wind
shields and bumpers same as those now
In service Whistles bells and speed-
ometers VIII not be furnished by bid
ders. The ordinary horn euuipment
VIII be furnished. Artillery box at the
rear
Specifications OF the cars II IL pro-
posed 10 furnish Will accompany each
bid.
The lighting systems to be furnished
with all cars mentioned above must be
same as that which the department has
Installed In the cars now In use. and
no wires smaller than No 10 b a 8
Gauge Duplex can be used from bat
terry 20 switch ard not smaller than No
II b. Il ). from switch TO lights
Bids viii be made separately on each
OF tire different kinds OF apparatus
mentioned above and the right 10 ac-
cept or reject any and all bids or parts
thereof IL expressly reserved.
The successful bidders will be re-
quired TO furnish satisfactory bonds IN
amount OF contract TO guarantee full
hllment 81 the said contract.
Bids 10 be submitted in triplicate
and delivered 10
GEORGE w STocKwELL.
$3.50 Secretary.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. May 4.--opening Wheat
opened without change on Saturday ia
the Detroit market and trading was
slow Chicago and Liverpool were hrm,
with little change. Opening prices sat
urday Cash No. . red wheat and
May, SlI7lss July, $l1Bl, sept.
Sll5a. No white ST Isl,
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MARKETS AND FINANCE
LIVESTOCK.
EAST BUFFAI.o-openinI

EAST tFFAIo-OpeninE.
Cunning 4 stevens live s.ock Report,
EAST BUFFALO. y, Y, MAY B.
Cattle Receipts, four cars. market.
slow. best Loo 10 l,6U0-lb. steers.
So 5eMS75. good prime 1890 TO Loo
10. steers s.. as aS25: do l.2oo 10 l,3V0'
i,20e-lb. Shipping steers. S1al -. me
dunn butcher steers. 900 10 l.lOO lbs,
So 20 q CSC light butcher steers, So . "
6.25 best fat cows. S55O465O; tair
10 good best fat COWS. SloOU I. 20
common 10 medium best fat cows,
S3.75g425, trtmmers. $3.50 3; best rat
heiters. S6.5O91s25, good fat heiters.
S5.toG6: fair To good do. 50 ~ s5,
steers. dehorned, s5.5oQ6; common
feeding steers. s4g &25' stockers, all
grades. S4u 4.25; prime export bulls 20
Qs6.50; best butcher bulls. - q 800; DO
logna bulls. s42504.75. stock bulls.
$3.50 q 4.5Q: best mixers and springers.
$50 so: common 10 good do. $50 q 80.
Hogs Receipts, 90 cars: market,
lower, heavy S1.95 n sos. SOrkers. $3.50
q $50. pigs; 5000 T. ~
lower wool lambs. sloG 1925; clipped.
Sg25QgbO; ycarIingS, SSpS.25; wethers.
S7.25n 5,50 CIV IS, S6m6.15-
Calves: $5U9.
EAST BUFFALo-CIosIng.
EAST BUFFALO, " Y. May Cat
tie Receipts, zoo head market. active
butcher grades. s4NS.25 calves: Re-
ceipts s.50O head. market. active anu
2jc lower. Gull TO choice. SEA 80.
Sheep and lambs: Receipts, 1880 head,
market. slow and 20 i0c lower; choice
lambs. $3.50 s.50i Gull 10 fair S1.@5et
2: yearlings. $'.T5GS -. sheep, $in 1.5d
Hogs Receipts. 1850 head. market.
fairly active and Toe lower. yorkers.
S7.SJQ go pigs. $3.50 mixed. 5 500
:, heavy. s595mS. roughs, s5.5cS;
stays. IS 50d6.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
May i.-hogs Receipts. 5000; market
steady; mixed and butchers. S1.25 "a
.iI2@.; good heavy $745M 7,75; rough
heavy $3.50 Ito; light s7.lj6f7.62l-
pigs. S4.15ft6. So cattle Receipts. 200
market. slow bccVcS. S6Wa, COWS and
hcifCrs. S2S54f1.15 stoCkers and feeu
crs 5t25Q6.S0. Texans s525m1. IS:
calves S550WS.5O sheep. Receipts
Loco. market. steady, native, $5td S. %
western. $500 $50. lambs. $3.50 q 9.S5
western. 650u 1910
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. May 3.--Iiogs Re-
ceipts. G,5CO; lgC lower heavies s. IS
mI.50 workers.. S5.7Om575 mixeu,
$40 pigs S615. cattle. Receipts. IL
cars steady TO csc lower Sheep and
lambs. Receipts Y cars; clips 81 %
&c. Calves: Receipts, 500; Ss.50a 6
The Detroit times., 1912-05-04
BUSINESS NOTES

The Grand Trunk railway system
reports gross earnings for the third
week IN April. amounting 10 $Sff,0II
a gain OF s67.2l9 over the figures for
the corresponding period last year.
From Jan. ! 10 April p the gross
receipts were Sl3.699,099 an increase
of 1857 .227. over the- ngures Tor the
corresponding period in 1871.
The BUILDING department OF the Guy
of Detroit issued 97l permits during
the month OF April and the value OF
the buildings authorized was $S,oso''
fG5. For the corresponding month last
year 500 permits were issued LOT
structures. valued at Sl,9S0,ll5. There
were 4s3 permits issued during March
for structures TO the value OF Sl'SZs''
COS.
Bradstreets report OF bank clearilss
for the week ended May shows tota,
clearings OF $3.575, 656.000, compared
with IS. 2Ol. 26l 900 last week and w.
337. 49,. 900 for the corresponding Week
last wear. Detroit clearings were SzS'-
900. an increase OF l79 per cent
over the figures for last year.
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TOI EDO GRAIN NND PRODICE.

TOLEDO. May 3--M heat: Cash and
May, SHY July. sIl6. sept tl.ljl2
Dec, SL16i4 corn. cash. NJ 3ac: May
sic, July 1gc; Sept, T67sc oats. Cash
and May, 59iac; July. 56c: sept, 1914 e
Rye, cash g5c Cloverseed cash
$3.50; oct. SOLO. Dec $le.O5. Al
sikr. Cash. Sll; Aug $3.50 Timothy
Cash, 50: Sept. $435. oct. st3O But
ter, eggs and hay unchanged
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CHICAGn GRAIN-OncnIng.

CHICAGO, May 4.-Gfain opening
Wheat. July down isc. Sept. up sc.
Corn July unchanged. Sept up sc.
oats: July unchanged Sept down -
Provisions strong.
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InnRING PRICES.

Canned Goods-Apples, gals. $3.50:
baked beans. lib. SO q zoe; Lima pea
stsndard. soc Table beets. $. 70 q 40.
Peas: Fancy. early jane. sl3Si stand
sSsse}e ia Ra sasS pns ss i 4A ona
tees, Sl.4OU1.50; Puccotasn. slS l25
per doz. Peas, Mar.owfal. il.lb: early
June, Sl.2b. sitteu early June. Sl.4s per
Feed--Jobbing prices m 1Oo-lb. sacks:
Bran, S2s. coarse middlings tzs; nne
middlinss S32. coarse corr meal and
cracked corn. $780, corn ana cat ehop.
Fioar-Jobbin prices: Best Miehi-
gan patent $3.50 SECOND Ps'en'' s4So;
straight 20 Ser pSS5 5 rye WOOD BOD spring
Hardwnre-Nails. s2.2b base; plain
annealed wire. ~ per cwt! galvanized
bsrbed wire. ;225 per spooi; galvaa-
single bit axes bronzed,. $3.50 pes dog:
polished. 81 per dog: slack sheets, ~
per cwt; carriage bolts small. 20 per
chine bolts, small. 20 per cent 0n;
large. SO per cent OF list
OtI - Raw linseed. dIe boiled I'm
seed. Use; Diamond headlight ktro-
sene loo: perfection. lO1aci Eocene.
l2lac Crown gasoline, loo per gal tur-
pentine. in barrel lots, sic per gal
Provisions pork, Sl9.50; family.
S2Oa2l. medium. clear. $1g.5Og 20 so:
hams. i4t.al5Isc. shoulders lOhc:
picnic hams loo bacon. iiu lie; lard.
In tierces; l1sS G. KEITH rendered. Il y e
per To-
sugars Corrected daily oy w. II.
Edgar q sons. Crystal dominoes. lbs ,
1855; 5 lbs, SS35, Eagle tablets Sis;
cut loaf $3.50: cubes. s610; NNAA
powdered. $G.l0. standard powdered.
$6.05; graduated, extra coarse 50 10;
ane in bulk, $3.50 25-Ib. cottons. 500;
diamond A. S5.15; confectionery A.
$3.50: No. 1. s5.G5; No. 2. so.6y; No. 3.
$3.50. no. A. sos; No. 8. $3.50; No. s..
i5.t5. No :. $500 No. s, $3.50; No. 3.
s5.l5 No IL. $50; No. IL, $50; No. 10.
$40 per 100 lbs. household powdered.
5-lb. cartons. is 60 case, 81. lib. car
tons. ~ ~ case. SAT- per case
The Detroit times., 1912-05-04
PROPOSALS FOR AUTOMOBILE
FIRE APPARATUS.

Sealed proposals Will be received at
the oftice OF the Fire Commission. De-
troit. Mich. until o'clock p. m, Mon
day. May 27th. 1912, for furnishing the
Detroit Fire Department with the fol-
lowing specified motor apparatus.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-04
ONE MOTOR LADDER TRUCK.

For furnishing one siXty.foot aerial
motor ladder truck with demountable
sofIn rubber tires and one extra front
and one extra rear rim equipped with
tires OF the same kind, also one eX-
ira front and one extra rear wheel TO
be furnished. Bids Will contain com :
plete Specifications OF the truck IL is
proposed TO furnish IL awarded con-
The Detroit times., 1912-05-04
AUTO FIRE ENGINES.

Proposals TO he for one. TWO or three
automobile ire engines as the Fire
Commission may elect 10 purchase. TO
have "A carrying capacity OF one thou
sand feet OF two and one half inch
hose each. Bids viii state the number
OF gallons the engines bid upon are
guaranteed TO pump per minute from
suction with ten-foot lift. also the
number from hydrant having pressure
or thirty pounds Wheels TO be equip
ped with demountable solid rubber
tires. each engine 10 be furnished with
one extra front and one extra rear rim
equipped with tires as specified above
also one extra front and rear wheel
to be furnished.
Bids viii not include chemical tanks
Tor equipment thereof with these en-
gines. Bids Will contain complete spec
cifcations or the machines IL is pro-
posed TO furnish IL awarded contract
and Will" state the time In which de-
livery can be guaranteed.