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The Detroit times., 1912-10-22
NURSE COLLAPSES
AFTER FATAL ERROR

YoNKERS. n. Y. Oct. 22.-F1orence
Harris. the nurse who by mistake ad-
ministered acid instead OF salts. caus-
ing the death OF Mrs. Abram Haight.
a patient at the Homeopathic hospital
here. awoke yesterday afternoon after
"a hours OF unconsciousness due to
collapse upon realizing her error.
Physicians say the nurse seems TO
have lost all recollection OF what TOOK
pIace while caring for Mrs. Haight
Upon awakening Miss Harris asked for
a drink OF water. She recognized sew
eral nurses but greatly to the surprise
or the physicians did not refer 10 her
mistake. She was very weak and
talked little.
The doctors decided not TO question
her regarding the mistake. fearing any
mention of the affair would bring
second collapse. The authorities have
not yet learned how the acid came TO
be in the medicine cabinet next to the
salts.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-22
FRESH CANARD OF
CAMPAIGN is NAILED

men. or those who voted for me,
some We're In my employ at SO a day:
some were too honorable to accept
such compensation. and voted for me
on principle. However. did not pay
one cent that was not for the legiti-
mate expenses OF my delegates. That
was the custom at the time, as every
body who remembers the campaigns
0f those days knows.
Three months after my election.
heard for the first time that dele
gates had been bought for me. 1t
was William @. Thompson, former
member of the legislature and at one
me the word. had refused to sup
port some bill--Pye forgotten what 1t
was--that Thompson was backing,
and he then told me that my seat had
been bought for me and that in con-
sideration of that fact. ought to sup
port his measure. refused abso-
lutely.
During Aldrich's term in the leg
islature, he had pushed a bill curtail-
ing Sunday amusements-theate
races. ball games. II Is my belief
have no evidence, but it is my belief
that those who had desired the defeat
OF that bill wanted to put Aldrich out
OF the way. politically. and SO We're
willing to make sure that he was not
nominated.
Whatever purchasing of votes
there may have been. did not influ-
enco ono vote OF mine in the state
senate, and was entirely free from
any cOmDlicity In the matter
derstand Is TO be used against me,
and that is. that In my campaign for
I election to the senate, the McMillans
contributed heavily to my campaign
fund. That Is not true, The McMil-
Ian estate contributed $50, and that
was the only contribution that re-
ceived."
The Detroit times., 1912-10-22
MOTOR STOCKS SHOW
CONTINUED WEAKNESS

A little more weakness developed in
the motor stocks on the Detroit Stock
exchange. Tuesday. General Motors
common was down a point TO 35 bid.
with stock at 81. The Offering OF
Hayes Manufacturing was dropped a
point TO SO, with no bids In the mar
ket. Bids were withdrawn on the REQ
stocks, and REQ Motor Car was let
down a half TO 22, while there were
heavy offerings of REQ Truck in the
market at 10. United States Motor
common held steady, but the pre-
ferred was on n half TO AZ asked
A bid appeared for Acme White
Lead common at "a, with offerings
heavy at 26. There was an Offering
OF Detroit Edison at 1881, but the
hid held. Commonwealth Power COM
fnon was firmer. the offering being
raised q half to 70k, while the de-
mand was good at 6S. Scotten-Dillon
was put up point to 81 bid. The bid
Tor Old Detroit National was dro2Sed
d half to 174k.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-22

Edgar & Sons Crystal domInoes. 2-lb.
Ss.66; 5-lb.. sSl5; Eagle tablets. $685.:
cut loaf. So. As; cubes, $500: xxx
gsss so st%s .s
hne. in bulk. s5.45; In 25-lb cottons,
$3.50; crystal dominoes. granulated. In
2-lb-- and 5-lb. cartons. S5.T5; do. In
fectioners 4. $40; No. 1. s5's5: No. 5.
$3.50: No 6. s525; No ?. $5.20: No. s.
t5.15: No. ., $40: No. 10, t5.o5; No. II.
SIS: No. IL. s4.s5: No. Is. s4so; No. IA.
$3.50; No. Is, 34so: non-cooklng mix
ture, $3.50: best granulated. $3.50 per
100 lbs: household powdered, lib. car
tons. 4S to case, 1915 per Cara
The Detroit times., 1912-10-22
KILLS WOMAN AND
SELF IN GAY THRONG

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. oct. 22.--An effort
was being made today TO determine the
II<ntity OF young woman stabbed to
death IN 4 downtown cafe last night
~ = Jealous suitor who ended his own
AXE while 200 persons were eating and
arm IIhr. The young woman Is be-
-|&1 10 have been Hanna c. Kelly. OF
/|.</1n o. Letters In the mans
--<I@I indicated that he WAS L. ID.
X.<.||. ~ 81 LouIa
80. ~ tables nearby say they did not
&..~ ||.M ou4rrolIing. But amid the
|In||& 81 .I.Tscn and strains OF rag
'-.,| 80. ..IIrrIr drew = iong knife
@-.,[. IA. I..[ pocket and plunged ~
I,|r ~. .|||'| |1II Then standing
|-r ~ X.|. ~ ||4| tIctim. the man
The Detroit times., 1912-10-22
JoBBING PRICES.

Canned Goods-Appses, gals, S3sO;
baked beans, lib. b09s0c; Lima beans.
s10I2s Corn: Fancy Mdine, s11o:
standard. 90c. Table beets, $3.50 lao.
Peas: Fancy. early juno. t1.3): stand
ard, 81: soaked. b0Q70c. salmon:
sockeye. tail. s236: fiat. :24o; Alaska.
reds. t190: Alaska, pinks. 20. To- \
toes. 81 4O1 1.5O; MarrowIat, tll5: early
June. fl25; sifted early June. si.45 per
doz-
Feed--Jobbing prices in 1oo-lb. sacks:
mlddllngs. ts1: coarse corn meal and
cracked coru. s2s; corn and oat chop
So per ton.
Fiour-Jobbing prices: Best Michl-
gan patent. $3.50. straight. $3.50; clear
$3.50. pure rye. 81. 80: spring patent
30 per bbl In woos.
Hardware-Nails s225 case: plain
anEealed wire. t220 per cwt: gaivan-
ized barbed wire, sass per spool; gal
vanlzed sheets. 20 gauge. 81 per cwt I:
single bit axes, bronzed. $3.50 per doz:
polished. - per doz; black sheets. SIS
per cwt; carriage bolts small. 20 per
cent cent on; large. so per cent OF list: ma :
large, 90 per cent on list
Ons--Raw linseed, s5c. boiled lin
seed. CSC. Diamond headlight kero-
sene. 1Otc; perfection. lie: Eocene.
lsc; Crown gasoline. isc per gal
turpcntine. In barrel lots. 47c per gal.
rrovisions-Mess pork, t31: family.
$3.50: medium. clear, t24: hams. is,:
briskets. 14c: shoulders. axe; picnic
hams. i2hc: bacon. i9hc; lard, In
tierces I5hc; kettle rendered. iihc
sus.r.-cOrrectsd daily By W. IL
The Detroit times., 1912-10-22

Capt. Timese LeMay. 6s years Old
died in the home OF his daughter. MIS-
William ri. Lehman. No. lzi Pitcher
St. Monday afternoon. He was ma
tive OF Amherstburg, Ont. and began
sailing when a young man. Among the
vessels he commanded were the Keu-
ben Dowd, Eagle Wing. James e hlns'
Columbian Anna Smith, Minneapolis,
John Oades, Eber Ward and Lang ham.
During the past summer he acted as
watchman ON Sugar island Tor the
White Star Line. He was nemoer
Of Detroit lodge, No. I. OF the Ship
maaterG' association.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-22
EAST BUFFALO-Opening
Dunning A stevens Live stock Rspor

EAST BUFFALO. n. Y, oct. -
Cattle; Receipts, twenty cars: mar
ket, opened dull, l5926e lower;
best b 1899 TO i.SooIlb stesr'' sSo ~
Ssosio gsSo sSSS steers, ,sg5@s75 g5%s good
prime l,l0o 10 1,200-lb. steers; 81 500
s; medium butcher steers, 1000 TO
l,lOO lbs, $6.25q6,75; butcher steers.
butcher steers. s5G6.5O, best fat COWS
Sl25G575; butcher cows. H@4:lei
light butcher cows. s3,5oIs76; trim
mers, s325 ~ $40; best fat heifers. 80 90
57s; light butcher helfers. st.25.@5 !;
stock heirers. s4q4.50; best feeding
steers. dehorned. $6d6.25 common
feeding steers. S5W 5.25, light stockers
y4e45o; prime export bulls; s,1 SS,Sys, So,osna
bulls, sl.50d5; stock bulls, s490M )
best mixers and springers. $60W7O
common kind do. $25140.
Hogs; Receipts; 80 cars; market, ma ne 4
slow; heavy, S9m 9.25. workers., $s5OU
$40: pigs. ssdS.s5.
sheep: Receipts. 10 cars market ac-
tive: top lambs. $500 30; yearlings,
s5a575; wethers. s4.75Q5; ewes, 1915
calves: ,5alo.5O
EAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
EAST BUFFALO, y. ", Oct a.
Cattle: Receipts. $4,000 head: market.
dun and steady; prime steers. $50 70;
butcher grades, S4WS. Calves; Re-
ceipts. 100 head; market, active: Gull to
choice. SEQ 1880 sheep and lambs:
Receipts, 5000 head: market. slow:
choice lambs. $500 7.65: Gull TO fair,
$5a525: yearlings. S5@5.75; sheep. 81
as Hogs: Receipts. 1850 head; mar
kct. slow. workers.. $S.50ms70: pigs
ss.25: mixed. ss75Gs.SO; heavy. $50
10: roughs. s7.5O@s; stays. s6.50G7
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO,
Oct. 22.-Hogs; Receipts, 27.000; mar
ket. dull: mixed and butchers. ss25 "a
SOS: good heavy, $s.45GS.s5: rough
heavy, sS20mS.45; light, $s.1oGS.S5:
pigs S4.75@7.40. Cattle: Receipts.
5000: market. steady; beeves s5.45 u
1875: cows and heifers, $2s017.40;
stockers and feeders. s420@7.30; Tex
ans. s440n570; calves. $3.50 q 80,
Sheep: Receipts. $4,000: market, weak
native, $3.50 a $50; western. 1915 a 465
lambs. s515@T4o; western. 1896 47.s5.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o.. Oct 22.--Hogs: Re-
ceipts, 1000 head: 15c lower. mediums
and heavies. $500; yorkers, $3.50; pigs,
S7.75 Cattle: Receipts. cars: weak
Sheep and lambs Receipts. IL cars:
1925 top Calves: Receipts. $50 head:
$40 top.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-22
nosroN COPPER MARKET-Cio.e.

Am. Zinc, 3211 Adventure, 4; Alas
ka Gold Mines. SIS Ariz. Coml., 3h (;
Ahmeek 32s; Agoma, 4A Boston Ely.
Ia: Bay State Gas, 20. Butte Sup,
Ariz, 79A. Cal. n Hecla. $50; Chino,
4sA; Copper Range. 5eA Davis DAILY.
az: East Butte. 15N; First Natl. ~
Franklin. liz Giroux, - Goldheld
10; Hancock, 20. Indiana l6. Inspira-
tion, 2OL; Isle Royale. "a Kerr Lake,
2x; La Rose, 21k Lake. 32A Maynow-
er, 12h. Miami Copper. "a; Mohawk,
S5: New. Cons, %. Niplssing. sd North
Butte. 36A: North Lake, is Ojibway.
-; Old Colony, So; Old Dom. 81 4 ;
Pond Creek. 22A Raven. 80. Ray Cons.
21; shannon, Is; Shat. a Aria, 2s; So.
Lake. -: Sup. Copper. ~, Super. &
Boston. 1l3-16; Trinity 5 United
Fruit com. 1870; Utah Cons. l2k, Utah
Copper GaM 4. <. Smelt.. 46h do pfd.,
S0L: wolverine. T2.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-22
ENJOY YOURSELF,
I'M OUT OF POLITICS

While John Gillespie. campaign
mauager for Oscar b. Marx. was grid.
ing up the loins OF his automobile IN
front OF the Marx headquarters on
Fort-st., preparatory 10 a skip TO a
noon meeting. Eddie Schreiter. for.
mer clerk of the council committees.
and states evidence l. the graft
prosecutions, approached In his car.
Gillespie and those about him were
testing about the Nagel letter.
Schreiter jumped down from his
car and shook hands with Gillespie.
Have a good time, john he said
Enjoy yourself all you can. But as
for me. I'm out of politics"
The Detroit times., 1912-10-22
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YopK COTTON
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Oct. 22-Flour: Dull
and unchanged. Pork: Steady; mess.
$195O@20. Lard: Weak and lower;
middle west spot. $11.s0411.s0. Sugar:
Raw. quiet: centrifugal SO test, s411;
muscovado, 50 test. s3.61: refined. dull;
cut loaf, $50: crushed. $3.50; powder
ed. SIS; granulated. $4,000 4.s5. Cof-
fee: Rio No. on spot. t5hc Tallow:
Quiet; city. 6%c; country. 666&c.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-22
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

: Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone a Co. Oct 30
The morning session OF the copper
shares market has ruled quiet with
more or less irregularity. but very
little pressure TO sell Some OF the
inactive Issues like Superior and Mo-
hawk were point lower but the gen
eraI list Is holding at about last nights
close but with very little activity.
Chino has been the strong feature SILL
ing up TO ~ where II continues ex-
ceedIngiy strong Butte A. Superior
was fractionally lower. selling at 46h.
There has been a firm tone TO the trad :
ing In CRANKY, which holds around
6aA There Is practically no news 10
affect prices and our market will prob
ably sympathIze TO q certain extent
The Detroit times., 1912-10-22
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.

DETRoIT, Oct 2z z--up: Christie.
Monday noon; c. H. Green, Our Son.
Genoa. senator. 80 p. m; Huron city,
6:l5: Osler, Penobscot, O.
day: Hoyt, Collingwood $500. Lehigh.
10: c. L. wallace. 1928; Morgan, Jrr
1870; Naples, 12:4o; Widlar. 2; Wild
ener, 2:10; Sahara, 2:lb: Wyandotte,
son. 5:t5: Mataafa, $50: Gettysburg,
Melbourne. $40; Walsh. $40; Gordon
IL.
Down: North Sea, 12;s5 2; R;ra9,.S N Mon :.
ADAMS a:l6; steamer Delaware. ::2o;
Kinmount. 235; Thomas Barlum. At
lantis. $40. Chicago. 3:l5: Bethlehem.
4.90; Westmount AIS; J. =; Donald
son, SIZE; Pope. 5:S5; A. {. Minch, e..e,
Brewer Crawford 1890,
Northern Seal (cleared). $40 D. m.
Monday; Jex and consort. 8: G Russel
Hubbard, s:20; Allegheny. 10; Rutland,
1880: sicken and consort: Chiii. IL:
La Sale, 1920; Big Sam Mather. Wa
watam. 1890: l. C, Hanna. 1910; w.
A. Rogers, l:40; Turret Court, 2: odan-
5; Manchester, sac; socapa. $50: Is.
Boyce, Barlum. Sis. Andrews. $50;
Cogebic T:l0: BiNhy. 1870: Sierra. 1880:
saskatoon. $50: Berwind 3; Parent.
$40.
II SIZE. MAfNlE<, hiCI.t oCl- g.
10: Beaverton, 1890 a. m. Monday: Har-
vester. noon; Dunelm, 1880 p. m.
Weeks, Ssll. Nichols. 1; Kotcher. 2;3O;
Michigan. 3; Munro. Filbert. 4: Grove
Morreil, 1870; Jay c. Morse, $50; John
j. Barluln. 1880.
Ball. 40 Monday night: ID. o. Mills
$50: Wells. Impoco. 3; Harvard, Bell
Phipps. 10: Pioneer. Zimmermap, Nik-
ing, midnight; Hines, Case, Ashland,
a. m: Cornell. Krupp. $3.50: Glenmount
Scottish Hero, 8: J. f. Upson. 4:Sc
Craig, $50: Baker. Mohegan, Northern
Queen. n; Hartwell. Sultana, McKin-
stry Barlow. q; Burnham. 1880: Syl-
vania, James Wood. $3.50; Wolvin, $3.50
Durston. America. 10: Shenango. 1880
powr: Philip Minch. Monday noon;
Mclean. 1890 p m; Schiller. 1; Paine,
9: st. Clair. 3: Biansford, $3.50; Byers,
g. Taylor. Ream, 2.
Amasa Stone. Vulcan. y. m. Monday:
Capt. Wilson. A. f. Ames. $3.50; Ball
Bros, 1890: McGregor. Teutonia. Jos.
Gilchrist II: Chas. Hebard. 1880: Rid
die. Turret Chief, 1880 a. m; Andaste.
Lewiston. Cort 1: Smith Thompson.
Hartnell. 8: Malietoa, $3.50: House. 5:
Howard Shaw. Corless. $50: Laughlin.
Pathfinder. Sycamore, 8; Luzon. 9;
Bunsen. Holley, $3.50: Linden. Ionic. 10;
Maunaloa. Darlington. IL; Centurion,
moon
The Detroit times., 1912-10-22
MARINE
MARINE DISASTER is
BEING INVESTIGATED

Local United States Inspector West
cctt examined the crews of the steamer
Fleetwood and the sandscow Pine Lake
which was cut in two by the Fleetwood
Tuesday morning, TO discover the cause
OF the accident. IL is established that
the only member OF the crew that was
drowned Is the wheelsman. Alexander
X
The Detroit times., 1912-10-22

" HE building which owned by the broadway
I4V
likely therefore be
within comparatively short time
dividends accrued
Ito
good investment
which
opinion There good protection for the
excellent
land occupied owned
favorable and the
Broadway in Detroit real estate that
profitable believe that the preferred
The Detroit times., 1912-10-22

The following firms are priv
legged to execute orders on the
Detroit stock Exchange: Bumpus &
Co; Carlyle a Povah Matthew
Finn: Lewis c. Gorton; w. A.
Hamlln a Co: Richard Irwin q Co;
w. F. Moss a. Co.: II. w. Noble &
Co.; w. f. Reilly 4 CO.; +. Sea-
grave & Co: H. s. Warren a Co.
and George NJ. West & Co.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-22

Hay: Steady; prime, t1.20: No. 3. s59
sOc: clover. Use $1.05. Dressed poul-
try: Quiet. turkeys. l6023c: chickens.
l2W2Se: fowls. 13G1sc; ducks. $50
iShc. Live poultry: Unsettled; geese.
l4c: ducks. l4@1sc: fowls. 14Q16c:
turkeys, Ice: roosters. 10hc: chickens.
lsG15c Cheese: Quiet and firnn; state
milk. common TO specials. l40lsc;
skins, common to specials. 915c; full
skins, 4@6hc. Butter: Firm: re-
celpts, 10.607: creamery extra. 81 y %
hc; state dairy tubs. 24G 30c; imita-
tion creamery hrsts, 25@25hc Eggs:
Firm: receipts, 1880; nearby white
fancy, soc: nearby mixed fancy. 2SW
35c; fresh frsts. 25@35c.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-22

as were also grapes in 1o-lb, baskets.
Aep,e.-Fapsy. ,,L7sa.2.s; era,n-
Baaana.-Good shipping stock, sl.so
Bean.mDried Lima. 7a7nc ib.: new
Lima, 2o9 25c per at -
CeIry Homegrown. 259soc per
Cabbare-sI6 6125 per Dbl.
caes:wsoless SaS P9+s gGiie' ois Miehisas is !,
Isc;: limburger. 17h @lshc: DOMESTIC
Swiss. 21@23c: imported Swiss. ESQ
Chestnut.-J6a1sc per 10.
CrabappIes-50c per bu.
Cranberries - Early blacks. 81 per
bbl; $3.50 per bu-
Datr.-PPsrsIsn: tr.-PP,dI,i: new. sh 0sc per II;
Dressed Calves - Fancy. 13h @14c
common, e010c 10.
FTe.-Imported. new. 11015c per ID:
Finan Haddies-11h@ @12c per Ib.
Fresh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. hot
house. s1%1.25 per doz: lettuce, hot
house. CSC per bu; 1o@11c per ID ;
seihiSn' per Su: i~s Seets' ssS46c per bu: green
corn, Is q zoe doz: turn!ps. SEQ soc per
bu: rutabagas, 45c per bu: parsnips.
T5c per bu: hotbouse tomatoes. $4,000
Grape Fruit--F1orida, $3.50 box
Deiawares, 1s6 2oc: Niagaras. @20c;
Islrnd grapes 10-lb. baskets Concords,
20 a 25c; Niagaras. 26 q soc: Catawbas.
IS a soc: Delawares, soc.
Honey-Fancy white. 16917c; am
Der. 1a912hc; extracted. sh 0sc lb.
Hsy-Detroit shippers are paying the
lots 4 Q. 3: Detroit: No. / timothy.
s1s.5o917; No, timothy. .l6@i5.6o:
mixed. t15@16.60; rye. straw, 500
1880: wheat and oat straw, $50" ~ 3
Hides-No. 1 cured hides, 14hc: No.
I green hides. 12c: No cured bulls IL u
No. 1 green bulls. 10c: No. cured. veal
kip, ibc: No. I green veal kip, lac;
No. 1 cured murrair, lac: No. ! green
murrain. 1oc: No; ! cured calf. 1se; No.
Ss.76: No. 2 horsehides. t2.75. sheep
No. 2 hides. lc on: kip and calf. u &c OF.
Lemons-$5.T5Q6.50 per box
Limes-s1 20 las doz
Onlons-Yellow, car lots. b00 SIC;
store lots 60665c per bu: new Spanish.
81 35M 1.40 per crate.
Peaehes-AA, s1.25: A, 81; B. TIC bu
Pears-Kiefers. ESQ zoe per bu
Pouitry-Springs. 13@f3hc: hens
12q12hc; roosters. 10411c; geese. 12G
13c; ducks. la l5c; turkeys. 1sg1ec 10.
iec per ID
PineappIe.- crate.
Potatoes Michigan, 500 soc per bu:
car lots, 45H50c per bu.
Sweet Potstoe---Jersey. s1.35 per bu
1915 per bbl Virginia, 75c q 81 per bu I:
$1.75m2 per bbl.
TaIiow--No 1. &c: No. 2, SC Id.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-22
BUTTER AND EGGS

Butter--Board prices are: Creamery.
extras. 30hc; frsts. 2Shc; dairy, csc;
packing stock, 2lc per 10.
Eggs - Current receipts. candled,
cases included. Csc per doE. Receipts,
SIG cases
The Detroit times., 1912-10-22

down &c. oats: December down He;
May down &c.
Close--Mheat: December up nc; May
uI hc. Corn: December and May un-
changed Oats: December and May down
&c. Provisions lower
The Detroit times., 1912-10-22
MARKETS AND FINANCE

In the Industrial list United Fruit
and Shoe Machinery were fractiopnlly
lower on light sales. but such selling
as has occurred is without signineance
BOSTON CoPPER SHARE SALES.
Copper share sales. reported for The
Times by Hayden, stone Co, Oct, 20
Adventure. 12O. Ahmeek. IL; Anal, Cop
per, 1870: Am. Zine, 1851 Aria ComIs
200: Butte 4 Balakl.. 80; Butte a. sup
1880; Cal. a Ariz.. S75: Cal. a Hecla,
IL. Centennial. Is; Chino. 7ss; Copper
Range. 2S5; Daily West. 5; East Suite
900: Franklin. 200: GirouN. 100, Granby,
1906; Greene Canenea. i0sS; Hancock;
alO; Indiana, rs; Island Creek, 80; do
pfd'. s.: Isle Royale. $40; Lake. leo;
Mason Valley. 1855 MaynSwer; lsS: 80:
New Arcadia, 200: Niplssing, 40; North
Butte, 1850; North Lake, 60; old Sol-
Pond Creek. $50: quincy, IL; Ray Cons.
1915; Santa Re. 800; shannon. $50; shat
tuck q Ariz.. $50; Superior Boston.
13O: Superior. SO: Tamarack. 10; Trim
ity. 75: Toulumne. 1906 L. 5. Ref, 500:
do pfd.. ll3: Utah Apex. 200. utah
Cons, 460; Winona. %: Wolverine, Ss9.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-22

ELGIN. Ill, Oct. 22.-Butter was de-
clared firm yesterday by the Elgin
Board of Trade at 20 cents. the same as
last weeks quotations.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-22
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
q ne q
b attached

the nrssswsy
q hveo our opInIo npon "a a san inv~s tne
The Detroit times., 1912-10-22
CHICAGO PROVISION MARKET.

CHICAGO Oct. 22.-Butter: Extras,
2sc; firsts, 2sc; dairy extras. 17c; firsts.
CSC Eggs: Prime firsts. 24c: hrsts, ale.
Cheese: Skins, 17hc: young Americas
i7&c. Potatoes: 35G40c. Live poul-
try: Fowls. lac; ducks. 1sc: geese.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-22
NEW YoRK MoNnY MARKrr.

NEW YORK, Oct 22.--Money on call,
az per cent time money. IA per cent
for six months. mcrcantile paper. 5A
per cent: bar silver--Iondon. ~ led.
bar silver--New York. csc: demand
sterling. sa.Ssi0
The Detroit times., 1912-10-22

HyrOn D. OBueu, COuIIdCIiuB 3
painter, No. 1919 Second-aye., filed a
petition in bankruptcy, Tuesday morn
ing, alleging liabilities Of $525 and no
assets, above exemptions.
The seven-story Brown building At
State-st. and Park-pl., which was orig
lnally built for Brown Bros. for a
cigar factory and is now occupied by
the American Tobacco Co., has been
sold by ]. H. Brown to Thomas H.
Weich, Of Welch Bros, real estate
dealers. The property has frontage
OF 100 feet on State-st., and depth
OF 100 feet. II is understood that the
price is in the neighborhood OF $780,
900. II was purchased by Mr.. Welch
as a speculation.
The headquarters OF the Detroit di-
vision OF the Pere Marquette railroad,
recently created by the receivers,
we've formally opened in the Union
station, Monday, and Supt II. o. Hal
stead took charge. John 8. Church has
been brought from Saginaw TO be
chief dispatcher, Frank Hudson and
Murray Cook come from Grand Rap
Ids, end Harry Egglestone from Port
Huron TO be assistant dispatchers.
Tie new division Is made up OF the
main line between Detroit and Grand
Rapids, the Detroit and Windsor
terminals and the car-ferry service
H. Smith, formerly assistant super
intendent in Grand Rapids, has been
made trainmaster on the Detroit divi-
slcn, with headquarters In Plymouth
Caughey & Carran, one OF the old
est grain brokerage firms in Detroit
ras passed out of existence as part
nership, and it's place has been taken
by the Caughey & Carran Co. The
business has been divided into sew.
eral units, and the management will
be divided among the young men who
have come into the firm, taking the
burden of the shoulders Of the orig
inal members. w. r. Jossman, secre-
tary and treasurer of the new Caugh-
ey q Carran Co., will be in active
charge OF the Detroit business. Frank
T Caughey is president and c. NJ.
Carran vice-president. The Ia ele-
yators which were operated by
| Caughey q Carran will be operated
! by companies to be- Incorporated
Those already organized are the
Rockafellow Grain Co., Carson City
Mich. operating four elevators; /;
North Branch Grain Co, with two ele-
yators; Gladwin Elevator Co: Stand
lish Elevator Co., and Elevator c Co.
of Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-22
TONE IS FAIRLY
STEADY AT NOON
Increased Strength Develops
During Forenoon, But Easy
Tone Sets in Later
n. n. STOCK MARkET-Cio.e.

Am Az Chem 5Sl4. Am IS sugar 7Ola,
Anal Cop Ss1s, Am Can AN, Am & a.
+ 60%, Am Cot Oil 57h, Am Loc AZ =
Am Smelt SfA. Am sugar 1875 ~ Am 4
& Il li3S =. Am Tob 279. Anaconda 44l4
Atch lOSA. b a. . los y, Beth Steel AZ.
B X II S0h, Can Pac z6S1, Cen Leath
ssA. Ches Il . SIN. Chino Cop i6a.
Chi & n l40S. Col + & 1 s9ls. Con Gas
I444.. Corn Prod 20h, Dis Sec Cor ~ u /.
Erie 80. do LIST pr 52h, Gen Elec Isl i,
Gen Mot pr 7TA. CT Nor pr 1919. do
pr 1879. CT n ore ctf AZ "a. Ills Cent
l2y Int Met 30A. do pr CAS-, Int Harv
cOm l22, Kan G 5 2S%, Leh Val lT5 ~.
Louis * l59. NJ, 81 Il a ST NJ lil :. (,
Mo Pac AN, Nat Lead IS, ~ q l14ts,
Nor * w ll6h, North Pac 1854, Penn
X X i24h, Peo G. a. e 1I9A. Pitts Coal
pf .l5@. Press 81 Car 3s, Ray Cors
20 s. Read lT3+, Rep a. $ SO, do pf
~. Rock Isl 26l1. do pr 5sh. sioss-
do pr 81 "a. Tenn Cop 42%. Texas 2iir,
Union Pae 17o%. L 5 Rub oon 6sis. Y
$ Steel Ts%. do pr ll4A, u 3 Bonts
1Ol5s, Vir-Car Chem 4Sn, Utah Ccp
63 y. wabash ass. 90 ps lsN, West Ur
Tel so. West Mfg s5-T.
NEW YORK. Oct 22.-The market
showed a strongsr tone during the
first Is mlautes.
Il a m Increased strength de-
velo2ed. Governments unchanged:
other bonds steady.
Noon The tone was fairly steady,
price changes unimporrant.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-22

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The Detroit times., 1912-10-22

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The Detroit times., 1912-10-22
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.

CHICAGO. Oct 22-Opening -
Wheat. Dec up NC: MAY up hc. Corn,
Dee and May up &c. oats: Dec. up
&c. May no &c Provisions weak
80 Noon-1m cors neai n.cshnr DeremoeL do 9P &C. MAJ