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13 MARINE WILL THY TO STOP 'DOTTES 1 Large Mercantile Depositors Compete With Banks in Cal Italia New York Kronprln Wll light8 BUSINESS Pa MOTORS WILL REDUCE CAPITAL Via Intermediate porta TO IMPROVE MANY LIGHTS la TO OPEN WELARE ROOMS ffig OCEAN STEAMEKS YOU CANNOT SELL YOUR WARES OCEAN STEAMERS SEA to or Office Montreal OCEAN STEAMERS epalrg can bq made Royal Edward BrU The daily circulation exceeds 72000 OCEAN STEAMERS OCEAN STEAMERS THE DETROIT REE PRtSS to 9CJ 1 'A LARGEST STEAM ERSBO MCA NADA 5 fi Ivernla October 8 Berlin October 3 5:40 new sell ONLY 4DAYS I so quickly or so surely by advertising in a paper that' goes to folks on the jostling thoroughfares in the street cars nor in the evening when they seek amuse ment that where you want to do your talking?) Telephone Main 6200 We have more to tell you 2:30 Sle Din 1 i 7:30 8:20 PACKARDS AND EUCLIDS TO MIX Compared with any other Detroit paper THE DETROIT REE PRESS circulates mornings in the homes 10 to 1 We can give you our circulation in city sections We can give you the names and addresses of our subscribers for each day Important was esti to 100000 liquidated continent Tuesdays something Liquidation URNACE OUTPUT CONTINUES LARGE instance is that among the small not usually make the money rate 40 per cent York for St Paul stock on greatly in creased trading has risen In the present week to within 1 4 of 1 per cent of the high price of the year 112 3 4 touched in April last The Importance to the St Paul of the present improvement in the business of the Granger roads is not difficult to see when it is re membered that the road earned only 15 per cent on ita stock in ma nscai year ORIENT RUISE I 174 Griswold THE DETROIT REE PRESS enters' the homes mornings the feasible time of day when people think when people are not worn down by the grind when people decide before they go downtown on what to buy Especially to the contingent of women buyers does THE DETROIT REE PRESS appeal We can prove from actual test that 85 per cent of the circulation is retained in the homes all day The Sunday circulation exceeds 92000 vna uu Hurinrr I2W165 veal calves 810 504JU heavy and thin calves Sheep and lambs: Sup ply light market alow prime wethers 84 (61 50 good mixed JUU3i fair 8 80 lambs 4 5097 35 Ilogs: Receipts 15 double decks market steady prime heavy heavy mixed and heavy yorkera 89 9 20: mediums nfeXtOfS: iisht tnrkr New Cunarder MLnco leaves eb 15 711 days SIOO ub includ ng hotels guides tripe Stop overs I Round World and So America Tours Leldi Two Ileglmeats Hold Reunion Kalamazoo Mich October 2 Two regiments that fought during the civil war held reunions here to day the surviving members of the Sixth and Twenty sixth infantry be ing In attendance There were about 100 present 551 tons over August The total output last month was 2436016 tons a' loss of 64147 tons due to there being only 30 days in Septem ber The ore output for the first nine months of the year was 21 216576 tons a gain of 4141437 'tons aa compared with the corresponding period of tall A net gain of seven active stacks was made during Sep Umber Ug The gamo between Packards and Euclids that was scheduled tor August 23 and post poned on account of rain will be played at park next Saturday and in vtaw of ths fact that Packards need this gams to bold the lead a sure enough tussle should result Having climbed Into a He for first place Carroll will put forth every effort to hold same but reaJizeahis team is In fur a fight as the North End team feels It has the edge dn the Automakers It win be remembered that the last joust between these teams proved a rout for Packard buf the most enthusiastic Euclid follower will not for a moment hope for a repetition of that score as the auto bullders were plainly off their stride Packard followers who witnessed the series between their team and Burroughs arc assured just as good bafeehall Satur day and a big crowd will no doubt wit ness tbu melee' Hartner or Koral will pitdh for Pack ards with Reske or Younke catching while Koenig who humbled igjt Sunday or Dean and Tucker will form the Euclid battery Play called at 3 sharp Umpire Manning is requested to call Tom Jones at Hickory 805 today or Harry Bull ion at ree Press this evening rrSHORTEST ROUTE foEUROPE 1 LIVE STOCK 4 Detroit Detroit October 2 Receipts market steady to strong at last prices We quote: Extra dry fed steers and heifers steers and heifers 1000 to 1200 lbs 7 60 steers and helf Kresge Common Advances 17 Points Much Interest wns aroused in financial circle' Wednesday by the sudden advance of common stock of the Kresge company a cor poration having general offices in Detroit and operating a chain of five and ten cenx stores in several cities as the common stock took a rise on the Detroit stock exchange from 72 to 69 bid an advance of 17 points "The cause can probably be found in the statements of earn ings the company has given out from time to time" says a Detroit broker CLOSE SEASON WILL BE ACTIVE George Mullin to Pitch fof Ot egoToday i ane In the down river city are stiff talking about the trimming their pet administered to Jean Dubuc but Suuday and interest rune high in today's game with Tom Otsego "Big A George" MutUn uf course being bright particular star Nichol the Bor der league' leading heaver will be sent In against the Tiger and Will pitch hi head aft to win Manager Browne will use his regular Hneup which fee feels Is quite good enough to handle th formidable aggregation that Tom Steph ens Is carrying around and which in clude a number of big leaguers end semi professional piayera Chick Lalh era will cavort around first base and the rest of the infield positions will be filled by rank Gurney Bert Lorefeen and Ort Jack Miller red Busch and Eddie MacDonnel will be tn the garden and either rank Bowerman or Ray will receive Mullis's shoot in thi present such a movement er concerns does itself feit until amounts to 10 or Reorganization Plans Will Give Company $5000000 Cash and Wipe Out All Debts NewTork October Under the plans nearly completed for reorganisation of the United Stale Motors company now in the hand of receivers the company willtart with 23090000 of outstand ng stock I'ouOOCO cash and without bond or other obligation The reorganised corporation will have a capital sock of 28000000 against the 42500000 capital of the pres ent company Bondholder will receive 30 In stock of each claw for ea 100 nowheid in bond Noteholder will receive for each 1100 10 first preferred 26 second prefer red and 825 common Preferred stock holders will receive for each 2250 paid in 830 first preferred 20 second preferred and $30 common Common stockholders will receive for each 83250 paid In 2230 first preferred 1760 or 20 eecopd prefer red and 20 or 25 common October Madonna October Npordam uciooer Ociooer October October Voltumo October rance October Victoria Luise October Hellig Olav October Celtic October Ivcrnta October Rochambeau October res Lincoln October Cameronla October inland October New York October Oceanic October Minnetonka October Krunp Wilhelui October RyuJam Oelobei Ancofta October America October Provence October Adriatic October Gr Kurfuerst October Tie I get uciooer October Octobet October October October October October October October October October October October October 2: Uciooer October October October October October October October October October October October October October October October THE DETROIT REE PRESS: THURSDAY OCTOBER 3 1912 Lauren tic Oct 12 Nov 4 Canada Oct 19 Nov 16 degantlc Oct 26 Nov Teutonic Nov 2 Nov 30 irst 9250 Second $557OneClassCabln IL 650 A 55 i laird Class 63 1 J5 aad JAS0 Martha Washington Kzprrss Milina Tuesday aat Mall Thursdar OR LONDON PARIS BREMEN Bslllacs on SATURDATSfor THE MEDITURANEAN Three winter Cruise to tb PANAMA CANAL and WEST INDIES JAN JO EB 20 MARCH 11 By the ft fi "Gruhser Kurfuerst ualah ita cu General 6 Broadway City League Clash at Automat Park in A Star Contest BLAHE MISUNDERSTOOD SIGNALS OR ACCIDENT Consumers of Iron and Steel Con tract for Heavy Tonnages ar Into Next Year Cleveland October The Iron Trade Review tomorrow will say: The year enters upon Its last quarter under highly favorable con ditions Blast furnace production continues very heavy and Is having all It can do to keep up with demand Indications of shortage are apparent in' some parts of the country par ticularly In eastern Pennsylvania mills are overwhelmed with specifi cations and consumers are making contracts for finished material fot delivery into next year for as heavj tonnages and as far into the year as they are permitted by ers The very strong demand for orcs in European countries is illus trated in a striking manner by it fact that offers Irom abroad have been made to take any unsold ton nage of Wabana Newfoundland ore It is highly probable however that eastern furnaces will takeall orc allotted to them The saxes ot pig Iron In Valley and Pittsburgh districts have ag gregated large tonnages and prices have been steadily advanced One large Mahoning company is under stood to have taken recently about 10u0b0 tons of basic and Bessemer The Westinghouse Electric Manu facturing company closed the lattei part of the week for about loUOu tons of first and second quartei foundry ore for plants in Cleveland and Pittsburgh The American Steer foundries has entered the market for about 1000U tons first quarter basic for Its Alliance plant A steel casting company in Kt Lbui is about to close for 10000 tons basic The market for basic seen to be established at 16 valley A Youngstown company sold 25000 tons of Bessemer for 1913 delivery to a Pittsburgh broker Sale of 30000 tons of basic was made to an independent steel com pany in New York In the south tr last of the 13 iron disappeared with the end of September ana1325 is now the minimum for No 2 foundry Birmingham Pig iron production last month on coke an anthracite pig Iron was at a dail rate of 81201 tons an increase oi Capt George Morris Succeeds McCallum In Toledo Special to Th ree Pree Toledo October Captain George Tk Morris of Rochester has arrived in Toledo and today assumed hls duties as United States local Inspector of hulls in the eteamboat inspection service Cap jjucfjb succeeds captain it wiu wan iianBierrea 1 Huron Mich Closing of oreignMails at Detroit Europe Africa West' Asia and East In die via Plymouth and Cherbourg St Louis October 8 Jl :35 ni Ireland via Queenstown uthcr countries via ishguard and Liverpool must be specially aUclroeed for dispatch by this steamer Carmania October 8 11:35 Austria via 0 1TTK Belgium Via Lapland October 3 OS'J III Hungary 11:35 tn Italy via Via Martha Washington Oc tober i 11:35 Norway Sweden and Denmark via llellig olav October 8 11:85 tn Great Britain Ireland I and rance via St Louis October 3 5:40 m' OCBAN STEAMSHIPS Sailed: tol CaihI navra reported Ity mile southwest at 11:44 a Due Havre 11:30 a Thurs day Signalled: Haverford Philadelphia for Liverpool Sailed: Laconia Boston Siasconset Majestie Boutbamp VMCUIVS VUtllin Wiikaabarre Lewiston Buffalo Light: 11 Wllkineon Buffalo wheat Minnetonka Su cetnent Light: city of London Truesdale Buffalo Norway Manila James Nellaon Bu Lake Huron Midland Ont October Arrived: Thoma Maytham Chicago grain Cleared: Meaford ort VvtlUam pig iron Osler Ashland light Thoma Maytbam Chicago light Meaford Ont October Arrived: Mid land Collingwood Tempest Marinette lumber Cearcd: Midland fioo passen ger and freght Port McNlcol Ont October Arrived: Alpena Cleveland coal Cleared: Alpena Cleveland light Manitoba ort William Lake Superior Tao Harbors Minn October Ar rived: McDongall Gratwick Cleared: Hope Perkins Goulder Brown Crawford Duluth Superior October Arrived: Ed ward Hines Rots Hubbard chliler Kirby Dunn Jr lagg barge Thompson Palmer A Tomlinson I Snyder Jr Reed Major Minch Smith Maricopa Krupp Olcott Superior Wade Cornell Western Star Livingstone Ell wodd Wickwire Tionesta Yosemite Cleared: Schoonmaker Wallace Mullen Zenith City Wldlar Newona Livingstone Schiller Ball Brea Corry Morganu Hfil Squire Mills Buffalo Wtckwlre Hubbard King Denmark Walter Vail Niko HEW YORK SAILINGS Date October October October October October October October October October October October October Lake Carriers Committee Seeks Quarters in ort Huron special to The ree Press Port Huron Mich October EJ Collins and George A Marr Cleveland with William Lloyd Buffalo members of the welfare committee of the Lake association were here today ar ranging fur the opening of winter club rooms for men employed on the Lake Car boat similar to those maintained byhc association In other lake ports NEW INSPECTOR IS ON JOB WHITE STAR nominion Servian 3 Montreal Que bec Liverpool ton for New York reported 5 miles east of Sandy Hook at 6 Dock 1:39 nx Thursday Arrived Bremen Delaware Pawed out: Graf Waldersee: Philadelphia for Hamburg Arrived: Vaderiand New York Arrived: Campania New York Arrived: Mlnneapofij New York New Arrived: Carmania Liver pool Cleveland Hamburg Ivemlo Naples for New York 1214 mliest east of Sandy Hook at 10 a Dock late Saturday or 8 a Sunday Cape rance Havre for New York 1195 miles east of Sandy Hook at 8:45 October Dock 8 a riday Celtic Liverpool and Queenstown for New York 1145 mile east of Bandy Hook at 8:47 October Dock 8 a ra Saturday' Arrived: Clan Madver Port land Ore Arrived: Patris New York Ball ew Arfrcllv IiUoLvu MarselliaA rrl ved Arrived (previously) Strath alw Sailed helm (from Bremen) New York Oceanic New York New Lusitania Liverpool for New York 1043 mUes east of Sandy Hook at moon Dock a tn riday New Sailed: Mauritania Liver pool Canada Marseilles Cape Race Victoria Luise Ham burg for New York was lWW mile east of Handy Hook at 3 mdock 8:30 a Saturday Cameronia Glasgow for New York was L249 miles east of Sandy Hook at 4 ni dock 8:30 a nj Sunday Chicago Chicago October 2 CIom: Cattla celpts 19000 market steady to 1 Ja lower beeves 15 5011 Texas steer 4 66C6 western steers 3 90U9 Stockers and feed ers 4 73 cow and heifers 3 W3 7 80 calves 8011 50 Receipt 18 000 market higher light S3 9 10 mixed iO 9 13 heavy 2049 10 rough 8 2078 40 pigs 5 35 bulk of sales 8 55319 Sheep and Receipts 46000 market staedy to XOo lower native sheep 3 25(7 1 20 western 83 4054 15: year lings 4 85U 23 native lambs Si so western 4 13 New York New York October Beeves: Receipts 1433 steer slow others steady to strong steers B60 bulls cows 2 50t dressed beef dull and unchanged Calves: Receipts 1434 steady veals 849 60 culls 5 50417 60 grassers and buttermlik 8406 50 dressed calves steady city dressed veals 13130 country dressed Sheep and lambs: Receipts 4405 sheep steady lambs weak sheep 2 60ft4 cull1 60(j3 So lambs 85 6O(f7 75 culls Hngs Receipts 6174 higher at 700 8 5 pigs 7 76Q8 75 roughs 7 1 Cincinnati Cincinnati October Cattle: Reeelnt LOW steady steers 84 Mt8 25 heifers 83 75 cows 824)5 66 Calve steady 5)10 50 Hogs: Receipts 2200 active and 10(fl5o higher packer 8 809 common stags celpts lambs Loans Big Block of Porcupine Stock Sold Special to ree Pre New York October The ab gorbinsr power of the stock market wag again the subject of comment today The particular occasion for this was a continuation of the sell ing on a heavy scale for European account which was an feature on Tuesday It mated that from 75000 shares of the stock were by London and the which combined with sales make a total of like' 150000 shares by Berlin was reported as espec ially heavy The Immediate effect of this reduction of spec ulative account in American stocks was a sharp upturn In sterling ex change which caused some ques tion in the minds of many as to the probability of America secur any portion of con signment of Cape gold to London MARINE NOTES Steamer Dickson damaged four Slates and eight frames by striking a ridge abutment at Lorain Tuesday Capt Henry Hawkes has succeeded Capt Henry Thorne as mneter of the tug Pennsylvania of the Great Lakes Towing company fleet Arrangement have been made for the tug Pennsylvania to tow a barge of the Standard Oil fleet from To ledo to Duluth The barge was brought down with the steamer Van Vleck by' the tug Boynton Capt Stoddard Chicago inspec tor of live twelfth llghlhouse district announces that Garden Island shoal ga buoy 7 northerly end of Lake Mich Iran reported extinguished September 2s will be repaired and relighted as soon a practicable Receipt of ore st Ashtabula in Sep tember were 1314368 tons making theeason total to dote 8093835 tons a gain of 1500000 tons over the similar period In 1911 but 1500000 tons below the record established In 1910 SeiitCiu ber coal shipments were 847742 ton Notice la given by Maj Brom ta ell Cleveland that removal of the old I east pierhead at the entrance to Ashta bula harbor was started October 1 The whit light that has been maintained on pl top of the concrete pf rhead will now Tdfb dismayed on a black buoy a kjsfew feot northwest of the old pierhead w4n the daytlrn vessels can pas through SEl'he gap to the eastward of the old f'lftJerheiiil and are advised to do go when hghe dredge I working west of the pler ac nient vessel snouia pasEth westward of the white light Ths Blatz Been maybe had on draught or in bottle at all firet claa bars cafes and clubs Remember the triangular label and insist on the genuine VKSS1II PASSAGES Detroit Lo Hell 10 TiiMidav nlrht Hutchinson Wawatam 9:40 Corsica jAgnew 11:05: fit Clair 11:15 Calumet toidnlgbt Wlckwlr 4r 12:80 Wcdati EWSrRO A'M KIUAN LhKT MEDITERRANEAN ADRIATW VIA bOlTHLRN WHACK Between New York and ALGIERS ITALY GREECE AUSTRIA Nov 16 KAISER RANZ JOSEPH 1 (new) Sept 7 Laura Alice Argentina Ocennia Ballings usual ly Wednesday PHELPS BROS A CO A 17 Battery Place Steamship Port Mendoza Genoa Russia Ubau Raterdam Lapiand Dover Antwerp Minnewaaka London Niagara Havr Calabria Naples St Louis Southaiupvua Majestic Southampton Calitoinia Gaagow 6 7 Benin Gibraltar Genoa Carmania Liverpool Martha Washington apies ineste Naples AlarseHle 1 frtftrriatn Kronp CecIHe Bremen Lusitania Liverpool' Duca di GenoaNaples Genoa Rotterdam Havre 1 Hanfburg Copenhagen LiverpoolGibraltar Naples Havre Hamburg GlasgowDover Antwerp DoutnamptcraSouthampton London AremenRotterdamNaples Genoa Hamnurg HavreLiverpool Bremen Cannrian Venezia Naples Marseilles Chicago Havre Patricia Hamburg Cleveland World cruise Caronla Liverpool Russia Rotterdam Libau Caledonia Glasgow Prjn Irene Naples Genoa Vaderiand Dover Antwerp Minneapolis London St Paul Southampton Olympic Southampton Pr Wilhelm Bremen Kaiser Wtn II Bremen Rotterdam 23 Argentina Naples Trieste 23 Mauretania Liverpool dl Piemonte Naples Genoa Carpathia Gibraltar Naples Oscar 11 Copenhagen Baltic Liverpool Savoie Havre AunaNapleg Marsellies red der Grosse Bremen America Naples Genoa Philadelphia Southampton Minnetonka London Majestic Southampton 28 President GrantHamburg lorida Havre Touralne Havre NORTH GERMAN I LLOYD rmrx Tl'AAInr fcriv MARKETS ABSORPTION POWER WITHSTANDS A SEVERE TEST LOUISVILLE 5 irst race 2 vear tas lyln? Tom 108 iHunryj 149 620 and 3386 won Vollta W8 (Estep) and 7d eecond Bam Hixson ni (Loftus) 219 third time 1:18 lint Silk Day Terrible Bill and Armour also ran Second race all age 5 furlongs Co bort (Wingfield) 929 1719 686 won Salesl Ill (Goose) 8940 and 7 see Gagnant 108 tBpeliman) 8110 third time 1:06 2 5 airchild Helen Burnett Lady Lightning Molsant Toy Boy and Trance also ran Third race handicap Jear old and up ward 6 Grover Hughe Ill fGoose) 120 310 and 8246 won Jim Basey 104 (MoleswortM UM and J3 sec ond Three Link 104 (Bui ton) 130 third: time 1:13 1 6 Carnpop and Kootenay also ran ourth race Proapect stake handicap yenr olds 8 Hawthorne (Loftus) 360 8X60 and 40 wen The Widow Moon 114 (Henry) 338 and 83 second Roaturtlum 1C8 (Buxton) HS0 third: time 1:121 3 Bena net Guwefi and Solar Star also ran ifth race purse 8 year old 'and up ward mite and 70 Ella Bryn 105 (Henry) 1059 390 and 8340 won Mnd sill 106 (Goose) 319 and 1260 second Gen MarchmOnt (Mfdesworth) 390 third time 1:44 24 Dangerous March Merry Lad and also ran fiixth race 1 1 16 mile 3 ear old and upward Beautiful 100 (Moles worth) 980 8490 and 260 won Char tier 103 (Buxton) 4 20 and 1270 eecond Working Lad 103 (Henry) 230 third time 1:47 4 5 cgmel Roe nt Jeddah Commoner Touch and Sayville allso ran Now rot Damage Crop Grant Mich October Heavy frusta in this section of NewayffO county have done much damage tq the corn and late potatoes Soma potatoes were planted extremely late bn account of the late and wet spring and these are greatly damaged it being thought doubtful If the potatoes are far enough along to be of much use except for light feeding to stock Corn which would have been nearly out of danger In ten days more with good weather Is being cut and hustled to the silo as rapidly as possible AUSTRALIA Tahiti an New Zealand DELIGHTUL SOUTH SEA OURS OR REST HEALTH AND TLEAStRE The epkudld (9000 ton) of the UNION LINE NEW ZEALAND sails from San rancisco October IS for SYDNEY via TAMlTll RAROTONGA and WELLINGTON bl EClAL PACH IC OCEAN TOI (in cluding South Sea Isles) jo Sydney via Tahiti Rarotonga and New Zealand and returning to San rancisco (or Van couver) via Auckland iji and Honolulu325 1st class throughout Stop over any point en mule good for one year LOW VACATION RATES 1st ciM round trip tn TA1II1I 8135 to WEL LINGTON $26760 to SYDNEY $300 urther ailing from San rancisco Nov 13 Dec 11 end every 28 day Make early application for choice bertha Send for new pamphlet INJON STKAMSlIir CO NEW ZEALAND Ltd Office: 679 Market St San rancisco LEIDICK The Experienced Traveler 174 GRISWOLD ST You can not only book a pas sage on any lino any steamer either Independently In a party or A CRUISE TO Panama the Weat Indies Orient Egypt Nile Around the World from a day upward but you will receive In add tlon without cost LKtDlClt'SAdvice and Pohits on Travel as only an experienced trav eler can give Now there LEipiCH International Bureau cf Travel era 806 to 1600 lbs 8Q8 50 grass steen and baiters that ar fat 800 to 1600 lbs 85Q6 grass steer and beifeiw that are fat 500 to 700 lbs 4 choice tat co 5 75 CH: good fat cow 4r3 common cqw 50 34: canners 2 503 53 choice heavy bulls 23 fair rood bologna bulls4 75 stock bull 3 choke feed ing steer 800 to 1000 ibs 5 2505 78: fair feeding steer 800 to 1090 lbs 15 choice Stockers 500 to 700 Ibs fairtockers 600 to TOO lbs 254 7 stock heifers 50 milkers large young medium age common milkers 23 Veal Receipts 256 market steady last week's price beet 9 other 4(H 50 Milch cow and springers steady Sheep and lambs Receipls 8782 market £5 last week's prices best lambs 90 fair to good lamha 8fi 50 light to common lambs 4 50415 50 fair to jogd £hMPt 83 23fi3 50 culls and common Receipts 1810 market I'ffJSc higher than last week Rang of price: Light to good bntohera 8 633 90 pig a' 6067 lii light yorkers 3 2568 90 etax one third off ri(tburgh Plltburih October CU1: Supply llxht market teadx choice Si prime ts Mrt 10 rood tses in ridi 9 an i CAMPANIA NOV 20 1 AM MAR 19 JAN 1 1AM MAY II Inspector Woodruff Will Make Changes In Neebish Aids With feowerniau of Wash flngton chief construction engineer of the bureau of lighthouses Ed ward Woodruff Inspector of the eleventh lighthouse district is back from his first inspection of per manent and floating aids in the Lake Superior end of the district By substitution of acetylene as the lilUminant 36 lights along the Neebish channels St Marys river will be added to those re quiring no regular attendant The Illuminating power of many of the lights will be Increased Among the veteran llkhtkeepers whom inspector Woodruff visited a was James Whelan for 27 years keeper of the Grand island light station 1 MOVEMENTS i Lake Ertq Buffalo October Arrived: Mauch Chunk Wlssahickon Troy Chicago North Lake Codorus Superior merchandise Walker Asniand'Adriatic Duluth orfi Aurora Peavey City of Ber illn Duluth Il Wolf Milwaukee grain Calcite Calcite limestone lier Vance Harbor lumber Castalia Ashtabula light Cleared: Binghamton Wissahlckon Chicago Rochester Su perior merchandise Panay ort William Castalia Superior Reis Port Ar thur IL Wolf Milwaukee coal I Stephenson Calcite iler Chicago Adriatic Davook Aurora Su perior Carter Escanaba City of 1 Berlin Duluth light Pon Colborne Gnu October Arslved: Crowe Lunde Cleared: Midland Prince Cleveland October Arrived: Smith Peck Argo Cleared: Northern King Riddle 1 Boyce George King Sicken Durston Shores Stanton Sierra Ashley Kendall Stone Bottsfurd Thomas Gawn Conneaut October Cleared: Hebard ulton Cerites Albright Mather Stearn Vpsun Sandusky October Arrived: Lagonda Colonel Jenkin Cleared: Ireland Waldo Erie October 2 Butler it gernld Carlton alrporc October Cleared Murphy Waiter McCullough Cooke Ashtabula October Arrived: Had dington Cieared: Masaba Keystorm Rensselaer Byers Peter White Lake Michigan a Escanaba Mich October Cleared: A Hanna Lake Erie Mariska South Chi cago Manistee Mich October Arrived: Al goma Marian Marshall Wotan Cleared: Neff Pere Marquette No 3 Chicago Ik October Arrived: Mo hawk Buffalo Rutland Ogdensburg mdse I Nicholas Duluth wheat Truesdale Presque isle Norway Al louez Morse Duluth James Neilson Manila Two Harbor ore Onei ua i ocll 111 tjrt TVOffl 1 nvaw X4CV4LVU DUUHIVi John Lambert Oswego Kopp Ash tabula coal Light: Wilkinson innvtojCH Cleared: Tyrone fi Wli kiusuh enor 11 Morse ertor i import on ri BJUUA SANTOS MONTEVIDEO MtJENOS ATKES and UOSAIUO tb Uuig'i New and t'ai tukeuvr Steamer of th LAMPORT HOLT LINE rom New York 8th and th of sack month or rates tc apply local tlcktgents or A DANIELS General A gent a 801 Prodttra Exchange New York Ivernia Carpathia Pannonia OCT 1 NOON a OCT St NOON ab NOV 18 NOON ab JAN 1 1 NOON Market critics for some time past have remarked upon the com parative lack of Interest in the stocks of the great grain carry ing roads as a whole considering the great prosperity that seems assured them this fall Most of the leading grangers have re ported for August showing sucn increases as 763000 gross and518000 net for the Atchison gross' and 1665000 net for Union Pacific $1041172 gross and $942000 net tor Southern Pacific $511000 gross and $35000 net fqr Northern Pacific and $504000 gross and $97000 net or Northwestern The Rock Island lines reported to day with an exhibit of a gross In crease of $851000 and a net in crease of $551000 THE INEST BEER EVER BREWED The sturdy idea of food and drink the wholesome simple road to is today being followed more and more in the typical American Hom Those who know good beer and observe its value in dietetics accord their best praise to and include a case I in their household supplies a a matter of course Vai Blatz Brewing Co of Michigan 293 Grand River Ave Bel! Main 1936 Home City 7115 DBTHOrT ALWAYS THE SAME COOP OLD Boyce fitops lh Mud Island On her wny to Wyandotte with a cargo of steel from a Lake Erie port the stefimer Mary Bovco i went aground early Wednesday fuxnorning on Mud island a piece of made land west of Grassy islandand near the channel to Wyandotte tug Pennsylvania released her Jryithaut difficulty Polynesia Drop Her Wheel i peclal to The ree Press Alpena Mich October The I Polynesia bound up la I leu with coal lost her wheel off I 'hunder Bay Island this morning boat was towed into the har I lor where she will remain until day Charles Weaton 12:50 Georg Graham 1 Townend 1:26 Harvard 1:30 steamer Uranus 2:46 Lackawanna 3:10 Griffin 8:25 Heffel hnger 435 La Belle 6:05 Northern Queen 6:25 Veroaa 6:49 Republic Acadian 7:10 Garretson 7:20 Mahon ing ElpMcke 8:40 tuff Colton oil barge No 122 9 Bennington Schuyl kill 9:30 Niagara 10:20: Pioneer 3Vood Walsh Corrigan 11:80: Stack house 1:26 TO: Hoyt 3:10: Morrell i 8:40 Buell Eleanor Gary 4:40 I Walter Scranton Kamtnlstiqula 6 Sylvania Van Hlse Mllinokett I 6:40 Snyder 7:40 Senator 7:45 Aus tralia 8 Russel 8:15 Down: Peter White Mbrgan Jr Poe 8:40 Tuesday night Gill Wainwright 9:40 Luson 19:45 XL Whitney 11:30 Lyman Smith midnight Phipps 8:40 Wednesday morning: Jron Klug iron Queen 4:20 Sonoma 5 Peck 6:10 Edenborn 6:30: Schoolcraft Duluth Argo 10:15 AngeHne 11:20: Mohegan Aloha Mlngoe Wilson 1 Annie Laura 1:30 Bulgaria Warner Warriner Meacham 2 Huron 3 Price Roman Maida 6:10 Samuel Mather (large) 6: Burlington Savona 7:20 Georgetown 7:30 jiuutn a vorc oargo ro Iort Colborne Port Ont1 October Coner I'Anntn a lhthnla Iroquoi Quebec to Tonawanda pulpwood HarDlltonian Montreal to ort William general cargo 10 Ne vada Montreal to ort William general cargo 3 ni Keyport Montreal to Port Colborne light 4 Down: Rosedale' ort William' to Montreal wheat 9 last night Tagonu ort Wtniani to Kingston wheat 3 a Ungava Augustus port Colborne to Montreal wheat 5 Toiler Port Col bornu to wheat 6 Masaba Ashtabula to Monti sal coal 10 Sequin ort William to Montreal wheat ra Carton Port Arthur tv Montreal wheat 8 porter large Ashtabula to Belleville coal Kay Wet ort Col burn to Montraal what 4 Keefe Chi cago to Montreal wheat 5 Wind west Snult Ste Marie Sanlt Ste Marie Mich October Wexford 8:30 last night Andate Empress of ort William 10 Hawgood 10:50 Security oil barge Neepawah 12:30 a Sawyer Tuxberry Redfern 1 Curry 2:30 Plankinton 3 Ogemaw Kin mount 8:30 Nottingham 4 Leonard Hanna 6 Renown 7 Kerr 7:30 Kee watin 10 rick 10:30 Crescent City Ream 11:30 North Star Nipigon Middle pex noon House in Morrow Wsoamaw Harrison 1 Onoko Sherwin 2 Paipoonge 2:80 Alaska Bacon steel Bradley Maunaloa 8:30 Emperor 4:30 ollette Grace Holland Sahara 5:30 Bar tow 6:30 Mariposa Jenny 7:30 Down: Monroe Smith Dunelm 9 last night Myron Page Redlngton 9:30 Mc WilUam 10 Congdon 11 Harvester mid night Venus 12:30 a tn Presque Isle Collingwood 1:30 McIntosh Turret Crown 2:00 Berwind 4:20 Harvey Brown Baker 6 George Peavey 6:30 Henry Kogers 7 Kennedy 7:30 Curtis Mar vin Norris 8 UUey William Mather 3:20 Nye Ranney Rockefeller Roeb ins niaener iit3u Assiniooia 'rent noon Hanna 12:30 1 rnt 9 KnnHr Charles Hubbard I Malletoa 3:30 mens Smeaton 4:30: Houghton 5 key Mackinaw City Mackinaw City Mich October Up: Scranton 11:30 last night Osborne 8:30 Peter Reiss 4:40 Monroe Smith 7:15 Roumanlo consort 8 Carnegie 9 Harvester 93v Jrhn A Donaldson 4 Obi 6:40 Down: Hanna 9:20 last night Ti oga 9:40 John Owen Bartow 1'a rick letcher 2 George Orr 3:30 Marlpota Ranney Crete 6:40 Leopold 8 Saranac 8:50 Naples 9 Kotqher 9:20 Capt Thomas Wilson 11 Leonard 3:10 tn Orinoco cunsort 4 Cuddy 6 Watt consort 7:10 Wind west fresh weather clear ATZ UKEE Car Shortage Delaying Move meat of reight To and Docks Annoys Owners I With a heavy movement of freight In a practically all lines to be handled before th c0e of navigation now probably more than wo months away owncr flnd th out loolc glng for continued activity Waler levels that permit unusually deep loading drafts for tho Soo locks Ballard's reef and other points along the lake routes are a gratilying feature of the situation With the bright prospects th vessel owner encounter an obstacle in the form bf a shortage of railroad cars4 which restrict the movement of frelgnt to and: from the dock a prevent prompt I dlspatqlt in loadlug hpd unloading ear goes and nut infrequently force pro traded delay or th alternative of mak tag a trip without cargo Thi condition moat seriously effeets 1 vessel whkh re bundling contract ore at the low rate that shippers placed that business on th basis of 40 cents net from the head of the ink and 26 cents net from Escanaba Predictions made early In the eatstn that oyner and managers would ba (h KMiiict 9 uy tuei liip IO run wild seem likely to be made good dur ing the next two months while tfcne appears to be a growing disposition on the part of owners to insist on a rat for or five or ten cent higher next vnar when thn movement of th rnodlty promise to eclipse in volume icvum ul anjr jncuuui bcubuil According to the experience of some of the New York banks dur ing the recent flurry In the call money market there ie not so much prodt In holding deposits of some of the large mercantile depositors as there used to be An increasing number of these concerns which have been carrying fairly large balances In anticipation of Increas ing business tn the fall have takne advantage of the upturn in money rates and have been withdrawing their money from the banks and lending It out on cpll at an In creased rate of Interest for them selves There Is nothing new in this practice Many of the big corporation which have large sup plies of cash always keep a por tion of thia In the call loan mar ket The point made by the banks CARONIA OCT 19 10 AM DEC 14 NOV 16 10 AM MAY 3 LIVERPOOL LONDON PARIS BERLIN VIENNA VIA QUEEXSTOWN AXD ISHGUARD Mauretania and Lusitania do not atop at Queenstown east bound New York Madeira Gibraltar Genoa pies Trieste Ihime Ultonia DEC 7 NOON aPm 11 VCLAM a Omits Madeira Omits Genoa? Calls at Naples Trieste and lume Quo tation furnished for any Tour Winter raises RiVera Italy Egypt JICARONIAJS ROUND THE WORLD TRIPS 518 Special through rate to Egypt India China Japan Manila Australia New ealand South Africa and South America Tour 1n Spain Tiers ont 14th St Office 24 State 81 Opn Battery in Griswold bL ttad Guenther 204 9 Hammond Bldg A reminiscence of the famous speculation In Porcupine shares on 11A a a 4 I Ajf Lv Mr vwiM inainci wno auiuoiigu mvuiuma ja Hgnt VOIkerS the sale at public auction today or I 8 5008 80 vlga 75008 rough a block of 200000 share of three I stags IS 50(U7 principal x'orcupine companies iof $13000 6 25U8 pigs and lights 60 4 25XP7 26 aheep and lambs: Re 1500 sheep steady 1 25rt 59 steady 3 507 25 East Buffalo Buffalo October Dunning 8te LceipL nve cars ket active and higher heaw 81)159 25: yorkera 9 9 25 pigs 3 608 75 Sheep and Receipts 10 car: steady top ers 4 755 ewes 83 7MK Toledo Union fitock Yards Toledo October Hugs: Market luf15c higher heavy 8 90? 9: mediums and yorkers 39 05 pigs 7 75 Cattle steady Calves lower top10 50 Lambs top 6 75 Cleveland Union Stock Yards Cleveland October 2 Buwer report: Hogs: Re ceipts 15 cars higher yorkera and me diums 9 pigs 8 Lambs 7 35 Calves11 Cattle 50C 8 LAUREL irst race Belling 5 Stockton 109 (bchuttlnger) 12 to 6 won Jewel of Asia 109 (Butwii) 4 to 1 'second Jua qutn 113 (McTaggart) 3o to 1 third time 1:01 4 5 'Yenghee Leamass Goldy rank Hudson and Old Stock also ran Second race 6 1 2 Mse Edith 112 (Teahan) 6 to 5 won Insurance Man 109 (McTarggart) 12 to 1 second: Ringling 111 (Ambrose) 9 to 5 third time 1:08 1 5 George Stoll and Capt Elliott also ran Third race 6 Lord Wells 109 (McTaggart) 6 to 5 won Joe Galtens 109 (Byrne) 4 to 1 second: Incision ivl (Ambrose) 5 to 1 third: time 1:14 8 5 Ragman Argonaut and Sylvan Deli also ran ourth race mile and Don ald McDonald 108 (McTaggart) 3 to 6 won lamma 107 (Butweil) 17 to 10 second: Lawton Wiggins 111 (Schuttln geri 8 to 1 third time 1:47 4 5 Cheer Up and Guaranola also ran ifth race 6 Back Pay 167 (Schuttlnger) 7 to 1 won Sixty 101 (ord) 12 to second Montcalm 108 (Glass) 13 to 10 third time 1:14 John Robert Premier Lady Irma and Mon crief also ran Klxth race mile and Taboo 96 (Wolf) 9 to 2 won: Nonpareil 110 (Byrne) 2 to 1 second: Spin 107 (Butweil) 12 to 1 third time 1:47 4 5 Troy Weight Rubla Granda ard Garth also ran WVV IV IVW II IMIS HI' fimaa tha nseal year Estimates in wail ni io fair 5o common street of the current earnings xx heifer tatfT fresh cow and sprinters' A UUQ VU V1IQ 9MV iVMn movement of the crops to market are at the rate of 10 per cent THE ASTEST STEAMERS IX THE WORLD LUSITANIA 22c MAURETaNIA CARMANIA OPT 10 AM DEC NOV 1 10 AM JAN CANADIAN PACIIC" STEAMSHIPS TO EUROPE WEEKLY SAILINGS THE EMPRESSES AND OTHER STEAMERS CHRISTMAS EXCURSIONS Nov 29 of Ireland Dec 10 Lake Manitoba Dec 13 Empress of Britain Lowest rate to all points Secure bertha tn advance all classes Ask nearest agent or Leldlch 174 Griswold St red Guenther 219 Ham mond Bldg A Edmond 7 ort Stf Detroit Ocean Passage Tickets All Line at Tariff Rates TOURS PYLE SON 823 Hammond bide Detroit Mich Master and Mate of A Bog rs Tell Inspectors About Col 1 llslon With Barge No 88 'A special to Th ree Press I Marquette Mich October rhe hearing of Capt JU McIntosh And irst Mate Burton of the jteamer William A Kogers which Bransford" yas collision witii sianuard vii 5 oarge No 9G lowed by the tug oucuiiiyr uetu niioii8n oinv sep temper 1 in a heavy fug took place today before United Scales Local in 7" Spectors Gooding and York Tho two onicers were tno Koniy wit nesses rom the testimony it appears that the passing signals weie mis understood The Huger bound up light attempted' to pass tu the starboard of the Security and her consort The tug had already passer! the Rogers but the barge: was far behind on a long hawser Tho Security seeing the danger of ber consort slipped the cable set ting the barge adrift The Rogers I and the baixo came together with tho feteamer under check spehd and both boats were seriously damaged The point at issue Is whether there was a violation of the pilot rules and regulations of navigation The conclusions of the inspectors were not made public Et vens report: Receipts five cars market uull Hoss Receipu 10 car mar ket active and higher heaw 159 25: yorkera $9 W9 25 pig 8 608 75 Sheep lambs 87 2557 35 yearling 50 wth IIIIV IfiflTT A I Asentatpq Local Agents flgl OCEAN STEAMERS LARGEST STEAMERS ROHCANADA.