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Totals. 81 - u 16 TOTALS. 80 q u
sBatted for Willis In seventh.
fBatted for Geyer In ninth.
New York . o o o 8 Ii
ST. Louis. .......... O 1 o Q o o O o.
Runs scored-Hauser a.. Snodgrass. Doyle,
Becker, Merke l2). Shafer, Mathewson. Two
base hitS-Hauser. Becker, Evans. Edlts. Three
base htt-Hauser. Sacrifice dies-MuEray, z.
Stolen bases-Oakes, Shafer -. Snodgrass,
Doyle. Double playstWtllis and Smith:
Konetchy and smith. Hit BY pitcher,..By Willis
0eyer 1. Struck out-By Willis, ]; by Geyer,
l. Hits-On Willis h Z innings; Oh Geyer.
in innings. Left on bases-St. Louis, Q;
New York, g. Umpires-Messrs. Eason and
Emslie. Time Of oame-1 hour and 50 minutes
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SECOND GAMB.

fBatted for Ferry in ninth inning.
pittsburgh .---.---.. 0o9d go "a
Rms.Carey, Dcnlin, Mccarthy, Northen e..
Daubert. Cutshaw, Hummell. Two-base hits
Donlin, Wagner. Three-base htts-Northen.
Daubert, Cutshaw. Home run-Hummell. Stolen
bases-Donlin, Cutshaw. Sacrifice dy-Muler.
Double plays-Wagner, Mccarthy and Miller;
balloon O'Toole, 4; OF Knetzer. 4: on Kent.
I. Struck out-By O"Tooie, Ii By Ferry, 4; By
Knetzer. I; by Kent, l. Wild pitcA-Knetzer.
base on errors-Pittsburgh. 2: Brooklyn. l. Hits
OF O'Toole, in innings; OF Ferry, In in
in 1-3 innings. Umplres-Messrs. KLEIN and
Bush. Time Of gsme-4 hours and minutes
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Look for Dark Horse.

Johnny Hayes, winner Of the marathon
at the London Olympic. who has had the
Americans under his care. thinks that q
dark horse probably win develop. The
Americans rested today. The weather
promises to DO scorchins. which favors
them at the distance. 1920 meters. or
approximately twenty-five miles-
The race Will start In the stadium in
front Of the royal box and will finish at
the same place. After the runners have
passed the towns Of Stocksund and Sol
lentuna, the road 10 bad for records. It
Is htlly, with little shade. and the only
smooth stretch 10 Q mile near tho middle
Of the course. Tho last i've miles will de-
eide the race. This part Of the course IL
soft and rough. like unkept American
country roads.
6oldiers and police win guard the entire
district and keep on ali traf1o. Several
hospital stations have been established,
and Boy Scouts win be In attendance
along the hne.
The controversy over the change IN the
rules which forbade The runners from
having refreshments was decided tonight.
They Will BE- permitted to have water. tea.
coffee, oranges and lennnA The BRdt1sh.
Canadian and South African odlcaals pro-
tested. but the cou1nittss oysrruied the
protest. taking the advice at dootoEA who
aatA & would - AnnGsenn9 - 3eE4lA
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Totals. 80 IL n II o Totals. IS 10 - 10 3
sBatted Tor Richie In seventh.
tBstted for o. Rourke In ninth.
tBatted for Rariden In ninth.
kBatted for Perdue in ninth.
Iran for HOuser In ninth.
Chicago o o O o 2 rs
Boston ............. o1 o 8 % o 90
Runs scoFsd-Sheckard, Schultz co. thinner
man, Smith, Titus. Campbell Rariden. Perdue.
Two-bass hitS-Sheckard. Rartden. Smith, Safer.
O'Rourke Zimmerman. Three-base hito-0owdy,
Campbell. Hits-O6 Smith, Z, In IS innings;
Oh Richie none, In 2 ID: 81 IL. Brown, 8. In 2.
Gacrtfce hits-Schulte, Rariden. Stolen haso-
Tinker Double plays--Rariden and ORourke.
Left on bases Chicago. 8; Boston, g. Bases on
balls-O4 Richie. 1; Pesdue. l.. Struck out-By
Umpires-Riglsr and EinneFan. Time Of game
2 hours.
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SCHEDULES
NA~rONAL LEAoun.
SECOND GAME

Hart and Connolly. Time Of
camel hour and 50 minutes.
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Hebner Wins Swimming Dash.

Hebner Wins Swimming Dash.
In the swimming events Harry J. Heb
ner Of the Illinois A. C. captured the
final heat Of the 1OO-meters. backstroke.
In a minute q LIS seconds. In the first
heat Of the 4O0-meter semi-fnals the
Canadian crack swimmer. George
Hodgson. finished first in min
utes Is % seconds, which is a
new worlds record III, Hsaiy' til the Aus. Aus;
heat, but qualities for tho final as the
fastest third. This heat was won by
Hardwick, also Of Australia. in 5.34 4-5.
The other events Of the day included
fencing and military riding. The Belgain
In the fnaI Of the fencing. for which no
Americans qualified. A protest entered
against Anspach Of Belgium by Serenson
Of Sweden was considered by the judges
and decided In favor Of the Swede. This
greatly delayed the bouts.
The riding was cross-country. with
many jumps. Four Americans competed.
Lieut.. r. r. Graham, 18th Cavalry; Capt.
Guy B. Henry. 18th Cavalry; Lieut.. Ben
1amin Lear. 18th Cavalry. and Lieut.. John
C.. Montgomery. 7th Cavalry. There were
twenty-five other contestants. but the
result will not be announced until tomor.
row, as the number OF points have not
yet been made up.
The water polo furnished consloeraOie
diversion. In the game between Aus
TRANS and Hungarians, which the latter
won, much roughness was displayed by
both sides. The Swedish papers are com
planning bitterly Of the defeat OF their
team by the English. They charge the
English with rough work and blame the
Belgian referee for not disQualifying
them.
When the people were leaving the
stadium after the games today they were
surprised to find the place surrounded by
an enormous throng It looked as though
the entire population of Sweden had
massed there. The cause OF this mobili-
cation was a festival by the Swedish
choirs. Between 1900 and 1000 singers
took part, and their friends and support
ers from the whole country came to
cheer them. The choirs paraded to the
stadium with many bands. banners ana
floats on which men and women with
streaming yellow hair impersonated his
torical characters.
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q. 8. Leads by Good Margin.

The score for all sports. as announced
tonight, follows: United States. 115;
Sweden, Is: Great Britain. 81: Germany.
Is: Finland. q; France. 10: South Africa.
II; Denmark. IL: Norway. 10; Italy. o;
Canada, 8: Hungary. 8; Australia. 8;
Greece, 1; Russia, Belgium. Austria. 3
each: Holland. 2.
The continental Sunday Is a day OF
sport and festtvity. and the marathon.
which will be run tomorrow, will be the
climax Of the Olympic and furnish an
ideal Sunday afternoon from the CONT
mental viewpoint A field OF from sixty
to seventy runners will start. the Ameri-
cans numbering q round dozen. The
American representatives listed to go IN
the great run are Andrew Sockalex1s. Old
Town, Me-: Lewis Tewanima. Carlisle
Indian School; Richard r. Piggott. North
Dorchester A. A.; Clarence H Demar,
North Dorchester A. A.; Michael ]. Ryan,
Irish American A c.; Thomas H Lney.
North Dorchester A. A.; Joseph Forshaw,
IT., Missouri A. c.; Joseph Erxleben, Miss
ourt A. c.; Harry ]. Smith. New York
city, unattached: CASTOR Strobine. South
Paterson A. c.: John ]. Reynolds, irish
American A. c., and John ]. Gallagher.
1r.. Yale University.
No ono il attempting to pick the win
ner, although T. Kelehmainen OF Fin
land, whose brother shone as the greatest
distance runner on the stadium track, Is
the popular favorite. The South African.
X. K Macarthur, and the Canadian. ).
Cork crew lead in the betting
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-29

realed wire. 81 per cwt: galvanized
barbed wire. point. s225 per spool.
galvanized sheets. "a gage, $3.50. 20
gage. $3.50; 81 gage. 1896; 2S gage.
$3.50 80 gage. $40 per cwt. single
bit axes. bronzed. $3.50 per doZ.; pol
ished. 50 per doZ. black sheets, % and
e2 gage. SASS, 20 gage. S2.60; 81 gage,
$2.65, IS gage. S2.7O per cwt, carriage
bolts. small, 10 per cent on: large. 50
per cent of list; machine BOLTS. small,
70U2l. per cent on: large, 66V2n
per cent on list.
Olls-Raw Hnseed, 6ZCs pUffed tfn-
seed. CSC: Diamond headlight kero-
sene. 10lsc' perfection. lie; Eocene.
1sc: Crown gasoline, lse per gal:
turpentine. in barrel lots, 4.c per gal
32tQ25; clear backs, ;22G25; hams, l6
u Tic. briskets. 1SQl4c; shoulders.
l4lsc; picnic hams. lac; bacon. lsQ zoe;
lard. in tierces. lSkc; kettle rendered.
suxar.-Correcte daily by w H.
Edgar < Sons: Crystal dominoes, 2-lb,
1855, 5-lb., SsO5. Eagle Tablets. sos:
cut loaf. 1856. cubes, IS 80; XNNN
powdered, $3.50. standard powdered
IS rs, granulated. extra coarse, 500;
graduated. fine In bulk, S5.35; 25-lo
cottons. $40; crystal domino. granu-
lated in 2-lb and BIB cartons. !5,l9;
do in half cases. s: So; diamond 4; $50;
confectionery \. $3.50: No I. s6.2S; Ne
S. Ob No. 3, So No 10. 1895, No. IL,
s49O: No. r. Sass No 49, $3.50 No.
a. $3.50; No 10. $3.50. non -caking
mixture. ss.25; beet graduated. $50
per 100 lbs. household powdered, lib
cartons as to case. SIS 30 per case.
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received Ceso
Csois consists
OF fiction.
disease they
of the little
telling them
author which
expresdep designated naurefaks or course scientific
i especially list Of testimonials which are
Crystos Testimonials ah
submitted through the
be
out by the bushel for anything that needs them
This that Cysos not be quite as
believe that old maxim about the
American
merits OF Crysois
Billie But it is anything like the
urging buy it, should be in
clined o
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nosroN COPPER SHARE SALES.

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
stone & Co, Oct. %:
Adventure 25 Allouez 1eo Amalga-
mated 600. American Zinc 30. Arizona
Commercial 1855. Butte & Balaklava
12f Butte a Superior 6S4 Calumet g.
Arlxona 1866. Calumet a Hecla 3. Cen
tennial 30. Chino 100 Copper Range
400. East Butte sos. Franklin 20, Gi-
roux 2IO CRANKY 1892 Greene 30 Han
cock 10 Heivetia 100. Indiana 300. lei
and Creek pref 90 Isle Royale 275.
Lake 27b. Massachusetts IS. Mayhower
fssS. Miami AL. Nevada Con 15I. Nipis-
sIne so NoSth Butte ass North Lake
f7o. Ola Colony 1890, Old Dome i0t
Oeceola ff Pond Crock 30 Quincy 80,
Ras Con go, Santa re 100. shannon
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u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
Bond quotations reported by Hayden,
NEW YORK PRoDUCE.

NEW YORK. Oct 2s.-Flour Dull
and unchanged. Pork: Weak: mess,
$l9Q1g.50 Lard: Weak middle west
spot Sl115a1125 Sugar: Raw.
steady. centrifugal. SO test. s4.O5; mus
covado So test, 1885; refined, steady
cut loaf SIS. 20; crushed. $3.50: powder
ed, So; GRADUATED. t4.s0Q4s Cofee:
Rio No. Z on spot. 15c Taliow: QUIET;
city 6%c country, 6Q6&c. Hay:
steady: prime, SII5dl20 No. 3. s5q
soc. clover. 60cas1.06. Dressed poul-
try Firm. turkeys. 10q1Sc. chickens.
l2a csc; fowls, 12Ls a lSc; ducks, l24
Isle. Live poultry; Weak geese
ifc; ducks 1914 fowls 13Gl4c; tur-
keys, lee: ROSTERS, loo; chickens 49,
a14zc Cheese: Quiet and unchang
ed state milk, common TO specials,
d1sc; skins. common 40 specials,
a l5c. full skins, 4Q6Hc,
Butter Receipts, 1928: creamery
extra @lA4 G31ikc; state dairy tubs. ~
q soc imitation creamery frsts. 2sg
e5 nc. Eggs: Irregular; receipts. 10. =
424 nearby white fancy. Boa 52c' near :
by mixed fancy. 2sq37c; fresh hrsts'
% Il 36c.
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BOSTON COPPER MARKEr-CIo.e.

Adventure, 6h Alaska Gold Mines.
So: AriE Com1., a. Allouez. 80; Bay
state Gas, 20. Butte q sap. 43A; Cal.
& Ariz, 75k; Cal & Hecla, $50; Cen
Copper Range, Ga, Davis DAILY, 2l-16;
Fast Butte, l4& First anti, 2: Frank
lin, 10; GirouT, Az Goldheld Cons,
2%; CRANKY, sax Or. Cananea, IS i;
81: Kerr Lake. 2S Keweenaw, q La
Rose. 27-Is; Lake, rs; Mass. ~ Ma
son VALLEY. 12h Mayrower. IL. Miami
Copper, 2sh Mohawk. 60. New. Cons
North Lake, g. Old Colony, sh, Old
Dom. 5sh: Osccola, los; Pond Creek,
2SX: Quincy. soy Ray Cons, 2OJS :
shannon, IA: Shat. & Ariz.. 27h; Sup.
Copper 80. Super. a. Boston, Ia. Trim
ity. AZ United Fruit com, 1ss; Utah
knax. .: Utah Cons. ~ Utah Copper.
slh: L. s. Smelt---AllE do Pfa-.- re-
toria. ~: Winona. &: Wolverine. IL
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT, Oct 29.--Close: Liverpool
slumped early and had lower close IN
wheat but the American markets did
not Immediately follow. Lichstein was
said to be active on the buying side in
( Chicago and took everything offered
While Liverpool wheat was weak
some OF the news from the other side
was disquieting and IL was difficult 10
| see whore Liverpool got Its decline
I, One report said big steamship lines
We're Withdrawing their ships from the
Black Sea trade owing TO fear of the
closing OF the Dardanelles, and this
would result In cutting down Russian
wheat exports. The movement from
Russia was small last week and any
further cutting down would be very
bullish.
The first cargo OF Duluth wheat
graded No. / northern on arriving at
Chicago. Three other cargoes have
arrived and are expected to grade so
, that Chicago will have stock or
wheat. a condition that lie said TO DC
bearish although 1t does not increase
the visible supply. More cargoes are
going the same way and this causes the
December option TO show more weak
ness than the May.
In the absence OF important bullish
news from Europe IL looks like weak
market Winnipeg receipts are smaller.
owing to bad weather In the Canadian
northwest
lost II again. AT the close DecembeI
was of 4c and the other deals were
Corn lost &c and rye &c There was
not much change In the other deals.
Wheat quotations. Cash No. red.
$I.16h; December opened without
change at s1.12h, gained 70 and de-
clined to s1.12k May opened at n.lSt'
advanced &c and declined TO n.leh;
No. / white, S1.0sh Coarse quotations:
Corn. cash No. 3. s5c: No. 2 yellow.
$50; No 8 yellow. 2 cars at 67I1c; No.
yellow. l car at 65hc. Oats: stan
dard. s6hc; No. white. cars at
Rye: Cash No. ., 7sc Beans Immc-
diate and October shipment. $3.50;
prompt. 323s November y2.1S; De-
cember SAILS. Cloverseed Prime De-
cember tl1 sample, 40 bags at $40. is
bags at 1926. 70 Mt $3.50; prime alsike.
SIS; sample alsike. IA bags at sll.bo.
Receipts I'm the Detroit market Tues
day included soc bbls OF hour, cars
OF wheat 3 OF corn. 6 OF oats and I OF
rye Withdrawals were = 400 bhls OF
-four Stocks are 275.192 bu OF wheat.
10T.4e hu OF corn. 81 0S5 bu OF oats
and H. 900 bu Of rye
Liverpool wheat closed Y 111td and
corn u n sd lower.
Receipts OF wheat Tuesday: Chicago,
1893 ears against l55 ayear ago; AZ
Louis. $4,000 hu against SO 600 bu.
MINNEAPOLIS. 1853 cars against Az: Du-
| luth 5is cars against sos; Winnipeg.
! a61 cars against 7,3: Kansas city, los
cars against as Omaha. l1t cars,
] against -
| Primary wheat receipts were 7.403,-
/ OON bu against IL e0 900 hu q wear ego.
Exports ~ wheat and -four Tuesday.
Ali 600 bu.
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PRODUCE

As predicted. the Elgin butter mar
ket was unchanged this week. the tone
being firm. Fresh eggs are in very
light receipt and rule firm Receipts
OF poultry were liberal. but with both
retailers and the dressers looking for
stun the market cleans up readily and
generally at top prices The potato
market is stiffenlng in tone a little
by reason OF stronger markets outside.
All grades OF refined sugars were re-
duced ten points today good trade
in fruits OF all kinds was reported and
steady price list
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The following firms are priv
legged to execute orders on the
Detroit Stock Exchange: Bumpus &
Coz, Carlyle & Povah: Matthew
Finn; Lewis q Gorton: w. A.
Hamlin a Co. Richard Irwin & Co.
w f. Moss & Co.: II. w. Noble a.
Co.: w. r Reilly & Co: F. Sea-
grave & Co: II. ) Warren & Co.
and George NJ West n Co
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BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported for the Times by Hayden,
stone a Co. Oct 20:
The trading I'm the Boston Copper
share list is practically at standstlll
and outside OF a moderate advance IN
CRANKY OF a OF point. there Is abso-
iutely nothing OF interest The same
Is true OF the Industrial list, which has
been featureless In every respect. Pond
Creek Coal Is holding strong around
-
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TOLEDO. oct % Wheat Cash.
SilOh. December. t1f2. May. t116M.
corn: Cash. s3Ikc December. s4& c:
May. 54Isc: July, 5INc. oats Cash
S5hc: December. 34Ac. May. 3GS e
Rye: Cash. 79iTe Cioverseed Cash
e. l.r oc;99ers iI'c r., pSe s5 and
s1O.25. rejected. $40 AlsIke. Cash.
t13 20; December and March, ti3.3S
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MARKETS AND FINANCE

1885. Shattuck so, South Utah 80 81
Mary's Land so Superior a. Boston 2bO,
Superior 90 Tamarack lilo. L smelt-
ers 1898. do pref 49, Utah Apex so
Utah con 20. utah Copper 100. WoiVet-
inc 81
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BUTTER AND EGGS

Butter-Board prices are: Creamery.
extras 30ihc; frsts, 2sh C; dairy. 23e
packing stock. 21c per Id.
EGKr Current receipts, -candled.
cases included. CSC per don. Receipts,
$50 caseA
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Nrw yoRK NONEY.

NEW YORK, Oct 29.-Money on
call: 5ih per cent Time money. 6%
per cent for six months. Mercantile
paper Unchanged. Bar silver; Lon
don. 20 3-10 pence. Demand sterling
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NEW YORK COTTON
,otton prices reported BY Hayden.
EIgiu Butter.

ELGIN. Ill. Oct, 29.--Butter was de-
clared firm on the Board OF Trade yes
terday at 2s cents. the same as last
weeks price.
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ADVICE TO INVESTORS
q ire
. FsnancS 1tn Do "adsH
ossisd %
Be OF POD

that mh have soshln
be w $
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CHICAGO GRAIN-Openinx.

CHICAIfO. OCT. " OpenIuk =
Wheat: December up Ao: May UNI
changed Corn: December down &c;
MAY unchanged oats: December and
MAY unchanged Provisions weak
. Noop-W heat December down hc,
May down &c Corn: December down
Ac MAY down nc. Oats: December
down &c May unchanged.
wheat--December down &c; MAY
down &c Corn: December down lie;
NAV down &C oats: December down
40; May down NC. Provisions lower.
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LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALo-opening
Dunning A stevens Live stock Report


DunninE a stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO. n. Y. oct zs.-
cattle; Receipts. ten cars, market
opened steady: best 1859 10 l,500-lb,
steers. 10000, good 10 prime 1000 To
l,3OO-lb. steers. SS.e5HS.75; good 10
prime I. 100 10 l.2V0-lb, steers. SI.5OMs;
medium butcher steers. LOCO TO l,lO1
lbs. s.. s5a 6. 80 butcher steers, $50 20
1000 lbs, t5.6Ou6i0, light butcher
steers. s. 70 "a 800, best tat cows, t4.25
ft4.N5 light butcher cows, S3saOu 3
trimmcrs. 3.25Q $40. best fat helIers'
S6.5OU7.25: medium butcher heifers.
S5.25N 5.95. light butcher heiters, Si.2
q 5. stock heifers. 81 q i,25, best feed
ing steers. dchorued. 81 "A $40, common
feeding steers S5u5.25' light stockers.
st2504,5o, prime export bulls, SEQ
bologna bulls, St50n5 stock bulls,
Si.50a5. best mixers and springers.
s69Q7c. common kind 90. s25@ 40
Hogs. Receipts, 40 cars. market,
workers.. s7.5O@7.75, pigs. s675G7
sheep and lambs Receipts. 20 cars.
market slow, top lambs. S6.'5H e.sS;
yearlngs. s5m5.5o. wethers. S4.5oc
calves: $5q 1880.
EAST BIFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO. y Y, oct %
Cattle Receipts. 500 head. market.
fairly active anu steady prime steers
s. ps2S' butcher grades, 1915 gS 20
active and zoe lower; Gull TO choice,
So a 1925, Sheep and lambs. Receipts
coo head. market, fairly active and
steady, choice lambs, S5.75q6.65 Gull
10 fair. S5m6.5O, yearlings s4g5.50.
sheep. $2W415, Hogs: Receipts, 5,s5p
head. market; SLOW and easier, workers..
pigs. S6s0g7. mixed. 81 50
as heavy. 3sus20. roughs, S6.50gI
stays. S6G6.50.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Oct. 29,--Hogs; Receipts, $4,000, mar
ket duh. mixed and butchers. $1.5O4
$50; good heavy, $7.70QS.O5i rough
heavy, 81 5O@77O; light, s7S5 a 100.
pigs. s450Q7lO Cattle: Receipts,
1900; market slow beeves. S5.S04ll;
COWS and heifers, $270q125. stockers
and feeders. s4.25 a 40; Texans, $4.35
a 5.65; calves, s6.500l0, sheep; Re-
ceipts, $4,000; market. steady native,
i2409p4 $50, western. $3.50Q4.50; lambs,
s5QT; western. t525n7.
cLEAEIAND.
CLEVELAND. q oct. 29.-Hogs: Re-
ceipts, $500 head 10 u zoe lower; med
iums and heavies. IS workers., sI.lo;
pigs. SOS Cattle: Receipts, cars:
weak Sheep and lambs Receipts.
cars 1855 top. Calves: Receipts, loo
head $40 top.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-opening
weak. The market showed some re-
action after fifteen minutes.
IL a. m.-Prices movements were
narrow and unchanged Governments
unchanged; other bonds steady.
Noon-The more important issues
increased a point or two around noon.
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uNIoN sToCk YARps.
-CIEN-ELANn.

CLEVELAND. o oct. 2s,--Hogs: Re
celpts. $500 head "a zoe lower; med :
iums and heavies. IS workers., 1910;
pigs S6.75 Cattle: Receipts, 5 cars:
weak Sheep and lambs Receipts, J ,
cars 1855 top. Calves: Receipts. loo
head $40 top.
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STOCK MARKET
HAS NARROW TONE
List Opens Weak and Continues
Irregular During the
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-29
BUSINESS NOTES

Arguments on the case OF the Ma
tionai Pressed Brick Co. bankrupts.
were heard by Judge futile in the
United States court Monday morning,
on all appeal from the decision Of the
referee In bankruptcy. Thomas r..
Newton, a stakeholder OF the COM
pany. il endeavoring TO have a claim
allowed as a creditor on the ground
that the stock was misreprtsented to
him at the time he agreed 10 pur-
chase e.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-29

Objections were laid TO the claim
OF w. II. Goodfellow. as creditor OF
the Qoodfellow Tire Co.. bankrupt, be
fore Referee In Bankruptcy Lee L.
Joslyn. Monday morning. II Is al
legged that the loan OF $4,000. which
Goodfellow claims is due him, was
paid before the firm went into bank
ruptcy, and further, that GoodfelloN
did not pay for the stock in the cen
pany which he received.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-29

Timothy Cash and October. $3.50; De-
cember. Sls2is March, s2.02h Butter,
eggs and hay unchanged.