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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13


The bridesgroom's gift to the bride
was a diamond brooch; 10 his best
man IA scarf pin. and to his ussers
silver card cases
'Thc bride ave her maid of honor
a gold bar pin and her bridesmaids
gold clasp pins.
There was no reception, but at
the close OF the ceremony the bridal
party was entertained at the home of
the brides mother. Rensselaer, ave
nue., Rensselaer, Here the decorations
were ferns and pink peonies, which
were used On the table Late IN the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left on
their wedding trip. Mrs. Smiths
going away gown was of blue rciah
with a black and white hat. Upon
their R'iurn they will reside at New
port N!'ws. Va.
"The bride is IN alumni OF the Al
bany Academy for Girls and member
of the Scmler ETdcliS society. Mr.
Smith is Il Boston "Tcch" man and
is connected with ID" Newport News
Ship Iiuilding company as civil
engineer and naval constructor.
Among the Out-pf flown guests
Wow. Mr. and Mrs Waiter A. Post,
Miss Eleanor Harris. Mrs. Julia b.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Lode
49,, A.. II,r,, = Edwards nm,
,,,,ui, Ua;..,., -, >o,,,,rt
News. Va. Mr.. Edmund Heard. os
Boston. Mass; Mr.. ana Mrs. Louis
n ''ah'r. h's' r-nN''u r,'"" w.
loratio Baker, OF Troy: Mrs James
Seymour, Of Auburn MISS Mary Lock-
wood. Of I:r, Oklyn: Mrs. Edwin For
rest IIallenbcck. Miss Mor:orct Hal
lrnbrck md Mrs Jane: Il. Iiallcn-
Mrs " r IIonkips and children
have gone. 10 pan Mar Pa 20 spend
DR.. F.. d. Willis left last night to
spend two weeks in the hospitals of
Mr.. Frank Curtis. VINO mas been al
returned nome 10 spent me .,"n''''''
months win his 'a'"''' '''y i''''"'
- "
MT: A's'c '"'uc"' VIZ" 10
,"' ','a,,L ,ho ,u,n,nor
! MA, 80 c;,o;,r,,;
80 Nj. o,iv, wil.oy ON
N'nt "'cnu -, ,,.rri,go nf
Nil, yyilrox and Sr. W. b. ColOnnu
next week.
Miss Alice RoatwriGht Is recover
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13
HEARS BANK CASE TODAY.
judge Barham to Consider mot'o'
Aoairst N. N. National Bank.

In the Corporation Court this morn :
ing Julga IA: ham will hear the mo-
ton against III. Newport News Ma
,iOnal Bank for alleged failure |" re
trrr to the court The names OF IT'S
stockholders ard the Value OF us
stock.
This case is not expected to con
sumo any great myth If time ahu
at its concluS.o on the case OF Edmond
Hurkc a negro. chars ii with non
support of his family, will he cohaiu-
cred.
Monday morning the grand jury VIII
convene anil II cases will be present
cd to it for consideration.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13
Failed to iRdict.

The federal grand jury at Nortoik
has returned not true bill against
John Rorwick. the Young Sal!or VINO
vas arrest Il here several months ago
on the charge OF smuggling can
mister of tea.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13
Bio BARGE to he b 1t.

The Isthmian Canal Commission
has asked fer proposals for the con-
struction ut large steel rock arm
barge for nse in the construction OF
the Panama canal. 1h" estimate:
will he opcucd within 4 few weeks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13
ovsssv gseYrsien 10 Mathew. Count.

S escufstcn 20 Mathew Couri y
= On SUNDAY n"X'. IuH. - tr~ ~.
Br8tnirp Linz Steamer W..
~ maxi \ special trip 20 Wat,
.Srusfy. Law Old Priu. : 49, , o.,
TX round trip. $40. " WV
ON. AErnt. SIS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13
Canyassed the Vote.

The electoral board met Thursday
AMI canvasScd the returns of Tues
DAYS election. The vote was found
To be corr Ct as returned, and the
result was certified To the court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13
MOTHER GETS CHILE
SSe0e esrhsm Decides Case m rsv,,
o. Mrs.. lchor,t,

juice Rartsm Cn'c-"d .,.-
nc Corporation Cnurt ycsi"r.a.
use ct Mrs. Davis I.rfk"wis,
osr husband. awarding 'h~ .,l,..
obmony add tho cu-tusi, NJ r.-
No divorce Eas asked ,n- IN
ocffon. the plaintiff simniv nm ..
oHmcny and 20 Scout" po~.,. -.... .
sbe Child. Tho count will ar.-..
fomm.ssion TO tx the n, o..
Dony 10 be paid
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13

100 'hink 81 u. One Inzs-E raNtr
- ne W, size Pinto. s.. GREY $
- Nsssinstcn svehse. ess,
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01
MILITIA MEN WILL
HAVE CHANCE TO VOTE

The members OF the militia will not
lose chance to vote in the coming
fall primary election. AS originally
arranged, the schedule. for the depart
ure of the Michigan National Guard
TO Camp Benjamin Harrison would
have been SO early as to prevent their
taking any part in the primary vot.
ing.
Three OF the candidates are partic.
ularly interested In seeing that the
soldier boys get their rights in this
respect. They are Capt. r. w. Busch,
candidate for city clerk Capt Geo
Waldo. candidate for county treasur-
err, and Joseph NJ Weiss. who got the
drill pay bill through the legislature
and has otherwise shown an interest
In the militia. Weiss is running for
county clerk.
Word was> received Wednesday
morning from Maj. LOOMS, secretary
OF the military board of the state. that
things had been SO arranged that the
Detroit troops can vote on the open
ing day OF the primary. Sept. 81 and
wiHFtheh- efftrain for their Journey
10 the camp.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01
PRISONERS WIT
SECURES ACQUITTAL

Patrick Murphy's clever answers,
his brilliant wit and his eincere man
ner brought him a speedy acquittal.
Tuesday afternoon. at the hands OF a,
jury in Judge Connolly's court, where
he was charged with robbing Peter
Bulley. Patrick is a native OF Cork.
Ireland. but he speaks with typical
cockney accent and his testimony was
like a chapter from Dickens.
The complainant's story was that
he met Murphy in a saloon and after
buying him several drinks and a
square meal he was escorting him 10
a room for the night when Murphy
turned on him, Knocked him down
and robbed him OF 81. Murphy in
sisted that Bulley had made him a
present OF the 81 The told n straight
forward story. which was corroborat-
ed by witnesses.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01
AND FINANCE

Observation-Disclosures. 'a.ss per ga
Csbb.se--New. 7scgsi per dor.
Caniinower-Californis. n.7sUs per
dox.
CeIery-yi per uoL
Chsr.e-Michigsn full cream, new.
lac; Limourger. new lSc; brick. ltc:
schwsit.sr; old. issi n sr,.d ise per 10;
box Cherries. N,Is per box; peaches.
'i:s per box; Ria%. ~; .s.s gsr boz. :,
sweet; sl.2sgLSo per sar iS-a, ease s,s
Dressed calve:-Faney. sasHc; COM
nrsts. case count. ls,sc per dox.
Flour--Miehisan patent; In wood.
,ssS s second PS's psr 81 sss'; straight
Feed-Jobbins lots. bran. $500;
coarse corn meal SIS: corn and oat
chop, s2e; coarse middiings. s2s: nns
Fsssh V~setabie.-0reen onions. Toe
PEI dos; cucumbers; sSQ6oc per dos;
lettuce. toc per eu; spinach. toc
dog: aspsrssus, 7SeGii per box; green
peas. sl.25gl.5o per bu; wax beans.
yi.75 per box; green beans. Sl.2S per
hamper.
Green Peppers--A0c per basket.
Harlware-Wire nails. Sa.<o; base
so and per cent on poultry netting.
barbed wire. s2.so: No. . anneaied wire.
se.eo: poultry netting before weaving.
cloth. si.4o per 100 feet: lap and slip.
a,nt and een 10 G per- s.a
ON round and corrugated conductor
pipe. rs and per cent on
Honsy-Fancy white. i29 nae; amber.
lOQllc. extracted, 6Q6isc per 10.
Hickory Nut.-s2 per Blu.
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying tho
following. p'tces for new baled hay in
N2.5o9I3; No. 2. slo.to@il; clover,
mixed. $40: rye straw, SIS wheat and
cat straw, 81 ton. In car lots
s n'at No + green ss5sd ss No 90 s sqssa
th,e; kip cured. No !. sGtc; ~. 2. ~
Q5hc: kip green. No. |, e06c: No. 2.
s caif SsesS s" nee Ne iOe Ne Ne NJ ss
per ID: horse hides. No; !: IS; No. .. ~;
sheep skins. as TO wool s6o g;i
Lines--sl u l.25 per loo.
Lemons-California. s3.I6Vt-2s per
Maple sug.r--New. pure; l5c per Id.
Meions-Rocky Fords, $3G3.50 per
case. watermelons. s0Q +0c.
Mushrooms-60c per H.
Onios.-Texas. $50 per bu; Egyp-
OiI.-Raw linseed. 4ac: boiled lin
seed. %5c gal. less per cent for cash
III 10 days, diamond headlight kero-
.ene. sac. turpentine. in barrel lots.
Uranse.-Cal.fornia navels. u25a
$50 per box. Mediterranean sweets.
s.5oQ4 per box; Valencias. 34.25g4.75
per box.
rinenppIe.-Florida. s2.5o9s.6O per
case.
P-aches--4- basket fats. $3.50; while
peaches, 6-basket crates. $2a2.25.
bushels. s2.75Q3
Pop Corn-faIs. II9 per III
P"tntocs-TeXas Trlnmphs, 23b
I'ouitry-IIens. 10G10isc; chickens.
i0m l0tsc. broilers. ga zoe. geese. Sc.
ducks. l3ul4c: turkeys. lac per 10.
Prov tsions-Aess pork, S14.b0, family
pork. sl!4l750: light, clear. $500
heavy. So.75; smoked hams. l2c.
dry sailed briskets. s4 1se; shoulders
i2hc: lard, in tierces. 9hc: kettle rend-
cred, l0i1c Der Id.
Rnspberrtr~-BlackJ si.50Gl.I5 per
l6-qt case, red. s. n $50 per bu.
straw berrie.-Home-g grown. s3.50a4
per bu
sweet Potntoe.-Illinois. s29a25 per
case
syxar..cIystai dominoes: $3.50; eagle
Ia blets. s72S' cut loaf. s6,75: cubes.
lated. extra coarse: s5.s5. graduated. In
bulk. S5.75 granulated. In s5-lb cotton
A. $50 No. I. s515: No
s5.75; No. 3, $50; No. I. s565; No. s
$50; No. 6. s555: No. !. $3.50, No. 8.
g g 20: No. . 500; No TO- ;5a5; No. u.
Ia. $500: No. 20. $500 per 100 lbs
Tomntoes-Texas. 90c gsl per i-bas-
ket crate.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01
NABBED JUST BEFORE
PAROLE EXPIRES

Within "a hours OF the expiration
of his parole, granted by Judge Con-
molly a year ago. Thomas Carolan
was arrested, Tuesday, on a charge
of stealing oleomargarine from the
butter store OF Alonzo Hart. No. l6S
Just year ago today
Carolan was released by Judge Con-
molly on his promise to mend his ways.
He was then charged with breaking
and entering. He will probably be
brought before the court for violating
his parole. Two other men giving
their names as Robert McCue and ID.
Tilden were arrested In connection
with the cleo theft. The property
was recovered.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01
Haiy's First Opinion
rs Cooperation Council
Is Boost For Haayey

Commissioner Hearers stand in re.
jecting creosoted wood block furnish.
ed the city by Russell & Jennison on
contract with the city is sustained in
an opinion by Corporation Counsel
Hally. The latter states that the ques-
ion as 10 the quality OF he block is
one be judged by he commissioner
and settled. If necessary In court He
adds that the city should back up the
commissioner.
Ii is peculiar incident that Hallys
frst formal opinion as corporation
counsel should be one commenting the
course OF Republican commissioner,
who has not always had that kind Of
comment from Democratic officials.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. July Close: Wheat
had strong day OF IL on Wednesday:
foreign buyers were after American
wheat. The Chicago bear crowd did a
lot of covering. and Snow helped the
boom along by reducing his previous
estimate OF the winter wheat crop ~
10000. 900 bu. Weather was good in
the southwest. except In spots. and the
spring wheat crop was doing well.
Wheat cuotations-Cash No. . red.
GOO: July opened unchanged at s6%c
and advanced 10 S1Ac; Septemh.
opened &c higher at Ssc. and adj
vanced 10 sec. December opened at goo
and advanced To Gle. No. red. SIC.
No. l white. 90c.
Coarse grain quotations. Corn-Cash
No. 3, 12c; No. yellow. ! car at 1ic.
No. yellow. 3 cars at tic; sample, /
car at 67c
oats-Cash No. r white. cars IT
SIS. later 551hc bid. August. 5000 bu
at i2c. 5000 bn AT Al &C; September.
RYE Rye9c &C No. 2. 7sc: August ssc.
Beans-Cash. sea-: October. $50.
Glover seed-Prime October. 100 bags
at t7.45; December. 100 bags ~ $3.50;
Receipts In the Detroit morket on
Wednesday. included 500 bbls OF flour,
cars OF corn. and OF oats. With
drawals were zoo bills of hour stocks
rtru. i6.sft bu OF oats, and ll.sg4' bu
% rye
Northwestern wheat recaipts We'd
nesdav. 149 GERS; year ago. 33s cars
Wheat receipts ut st. Louis. $4,000
bu year ago. 10000 bu
Liverpool wheat closed - "a d. and
corn > aid higher.
Snow estimates the winter wheat
crnn 1T 10000. 600 hu. n reduction Of
90 600 600 bu since his previous esti-
mate.
Export- ~ wheat and -four wednes-
dav $50 600 hu
Wheat rcceints ~ primary points
Wednesday 2s9 900 bu; year ago. $685.
600 blu.
CurCaCO GRAIN.
CHICAGO Iuly THE hears re-
c"ive' druhb'ng IN the grain pits to-
day. prices being higher and quite
strong all around. Resting spots for
tho daV showed advances Of {. n -
for wheat Z, n p G FOR corn. and y az
sc for oats Provisions followed the
upturn IN grain for a time but late IN
the dav thev broke away and closed
az = iAc lower
Closing pricas. whcat--Julv. S5a -
Ss7sc. Corn-A,Iuly ,sa@c. Oats-.Tulv.
tac Pork--Julv. SfsQ. ard--July.
1913 asked. Rihs-JulyI 1927. y
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01
STARTS
ON WEDDING DAY
MRS. L. c. ELLIS. PRETTY ENG
LlsH WOMAN, TELLS STORY
OF DOMESTIC WOE.

He delighted in telling OF his love
for another woman, and said ne
wouldn't give her up IL were worth
a million"
This statement was made by May
Chafor in Judge Rohnert's court
Wednesday morning. when she APP
piled for divorce from William ID.
Chafor. William hasn't given up the
other woman. either. the wife testi-
fed. and they are now living together
as Mr.. and Mrs Chafor in Detroit.
An interesting story OF her battle
against the world was told by Lillian
c. Ellis. a pretty and cultured Eng
lish woman. who asked Judge Man
dell for a divorce from her husband,
Frederick j. Ellis.
Mrs. Ellis saidg that she left her
home in England at the age OF 10.
having become disguised with her
fathers mode Of living. She secured
a job in Montreal. but she gave that
up when the manager insisted on kiss
ing her. She came 10 Detroit and en-
tered the Y W. c. A. Later she Sc
cured situation as telephone
operator. In 1901 she met Ellis and
married him year later.
She said that her trouble started
on their wedding day. and was caused
largely by her husbands people, who
objected 10 her as a daughter-in-law.
The birth OF her baby only made mat
tiers worse, she testified, and she was
neglected and left alone nights and
SUNDAYS She said that her husband
was sullen. would pout for a week at
time. and refuse 10 speak to her.
The husband is contesting the case,
and will fight for the custody OF the
child. Letters received by Mrs. Ellis
from an Officer OF the boat on which
she made trip TO England two years
ago will be introduced in evidence, the
husband saws
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01
WHOLESALE MEAT TRUST
is RUNNING DEALERS

NEW YORK, July THAT the
steady advance in the price of meat
throughout the country in the past six
months is not due TO the increase in
the price OF corn. as explained by the
wholesalers, but to the efforts OF the
Wholesale meat trust to corner the re.
tail business If the country In Its own
hands, Is the declaration OF leading
meat dealers In this city.
The action of the trust has. II Is de.
clared. forced many hundreds OF small
dealers in this city to the verge of
ruin
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01
LIQUOR License Rush On.

A record of practically one liquor
license issued per minute was made
I'm the internal revenue Office In the
federal building Tuesday. juno 30.
The rush Of saloonkeepers to get I'm
Gle Sans Official permission to sell
joy-juice for the forthcoming year Is
on In earnest and will continue until
the first OF next week, by which time
more than two thousand licenses will
have been issued for the Detroit dis
trict
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

London copper opening: Spot f5e
- cd. OF IS Cd: futures. f51. rs Cd OF
5s. best selected copper f60. OF los
market easy.
'fhe copper share market was again
very dull and inactive this morning
with trading confined to a few stocks
and mostly IN odd lots and with price
changes very narrow and unworthy OF
special mention, Adventure was an eN-
ception. and on good buying from the
lake advanced To "A, at around which
price Il Is still In good demand. We do
not look for any sustained movement
in either direction until after the Den
yer convention. but prefer 10 buy the
good dividend payers on the set backs.
for big profits In the farther future.
Exports of copper for the month Of
June were 29.7.g tons.
Fortntghtly statistics show European
stocks of copper Increased 1888. 600. and
the visible supply increased 1905 tons.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01

CHATHAM. Mass, July Nl.-vReaI
Admiral Chas II. Rockwell, wa,
served In The navy for 40 year,, on
listing as an ensign in 1862. died IL, r,
today from apoplexy. He saw servits
In Asiatic waters al Puget sound ilis
last command was the cruiser Chicago
He is survived by his wife and s.A
children
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01
CORPORATIONS PAY OUT
$I76,o67,37I DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK, July To-day is divi.
dend day, as the semi-annual pay day
for the big corporations Is called. and
the various railroad and industrial
concerns whose fiscal agents are the
New York banks. paid out through the
latter $176,967.371.
The $176,967,371 paid out today
makes a remarkably good showing
considering the conditions OF the past
nine months. Railroad dividends this
July were S36.037 sos as compared
with $37,722,663 I'm 1907 and the divi-
dends paid by industrials were s32.-
s57, 063. as compared with s40,S49,Ss6
last year.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01
LIVE STOCK.

EAST BUFFALO.
Report OF Market Opening NJ Sadiss,
Rorsck q Co.. Compsfssf"a N~v~hastN
BUFFALO. July Especial Cat
tle--Recoipts light and steady. Hogs
Receipts 1900. pigs. s6,l0Q615; all
others. s6.s69I. Sheep-Receipts light
and steady Calves-fop. Ss.25.
MARKET CLOSE
EAST BUFFALO N ", July Cat
tle--Reeeipts 500. dull, steady TO easy.
veals--Receipts 500. slow. steady at
si.;5Q6,5o. Sheep and Lambs-Re-
ceipts l.400 slow. csc lower; spring
sheep. s2g4so. Hogs-Receipts i.iO5
head. active. 5000 higher; workers.
s6.25Q7: pigs, $6.io4sl6; mixed and
heavy. .se:sog7; roughs. 's.2s9s.so'
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO. July l--Hogs-Receipts
today $4,000. market steady; bulk. $3.50
Uo,50; light s6G6.52is; mixed. $50
e62h; heavy. sSa6.62is roushs. So a
$50. workers.. IS. 40 Q6.45: pigs. s4.s0Q
$50; good 10 choice heavies. SO. 10 a
SCI. Cattle-Receipts $4,000. market
fuc tower; becves5I st.TeTfs.2S.-Te xas
steers. $4.l59 $50; western steers. So
q $50: stockers and feeders. $2.6OQ
5.S5. cows and heifers. s2.+0@6.20;
calves S+.50Q6.25 Sheep-Receipts
1900. market weak TO shade lower.
natives. $a.75G $50. western. $2.75Q
$50: yearlings, s+.60@5.4O; lambs. ma
uves, 81 40. western. $IG630.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01

BOSTON. Mass. July l-Sales, fur
nished by Cameron Currie Il Co: Adv.
II; Anal, l,l3S; All. 40: Ariz. Cont
20; Att. so; Bos. Cons. so; Butte citn.,
20 G. Il A., l4e. G. q H., 81; Cop Ran.
$685. II. w. 60. FIR. i75; CIR. Can. sl7;
Isle Roy. sos: Mob. 1856; Mont. G. &
G.. so: New. 525: Newh.. 80; y. Butte.
AIS; old Col, zoe; old Dom, eI5; Csc.
49, shan. go: Sup cop. so, Tam. 3:5;
Trim IS: p G. II. pfd. 81; Utah Cons.
100: Usah Cop. ia. Wet, 10; Win. 10;
wnIy %
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01

The market, as n, whole. was pretty
wet supplied with berries % various
kinds. as well as melons. peaches, and
all sorts OF seasonahle fruits straw
berries are on the last round. and will
be out Of the market iE another day or
so, but black raspbcrries are at their
flush and the rest OF the list IL a com
ing one. Dealers reported an excellent
demand for poultry this morning. and
while receipts were the best OF the
week 40 far. prices averaged little
higher. Butter and eggs were steady
and Arm. and potatoes little easy in
tone.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01
serat. schnsbIe Promoted.

Sergt. Charles F. Schnable. who has
been on duty in police court No.
Tor several months past. has been
made lieutenant by Police Commits
ofoner smith and assigned 10 duty In
Che Chene station. succeeding the late
Lieut.. George Phillips. Lieut.. Selma
bel has been on the force since April
"a, 1886, and has an unblemished rec
Drd. His place as desk sergeant In
ehe police court will be filled by Court
Dnicer Park Donahue for the present.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01
COPPER MARKET-CLosE.

Adv. 4; Bos. Cons, llA. Butte en-,
22lz Cop. Con. 70. G. * IL. $50; G. q
a. 1Os; Daly-W.. IL; Davis-D.. is Ely.
"a. First Natl. l-16: @. Can, 1913;
Helv. 3 Kew Cop, SO. LaSal. IA: Mon.
So: do EN-. 20. Old Dom. 32h Csc.
100; Par. 23h; Quincy. IS; Raven. SO;
Rhode Isl. 32s: Sup.-Pitts.. 2; Utah
Cons. 40a. l.. :. r. & :. =. d., 30, do
pfd e. d. Al ss Wet. n.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01
NEW YORK. July 1.-The stock


market opened very dull. Reading
gained l-2 and in all SIS and reacted
Is. Union Pacific opened IA lower,
advanced is and reacted IL. steel
common and Copper opened unchang-
ed and declined Is. and Atchison lost
that fraction. Southern Pacific open
ed ex-dividend at SO SIS against 81 rs
yesterday Westinghouse opened IA
lower. ST. Paul. Allis-Chalmers AND
Rock Island preferred opened l-s
lower. Brooklyn Rapid Transit. New
York Central and Great Northern pre-
ferred were unchanged. Erie first pre-
ferred opened Ii higher. AT the end
OF ten minutes trading. changes from
the foregoing figures were only with
Is to IA In either direction.
The market remained In a rut OF
dullness during the greater part or
the first hour, but toward the end or
that period some inside buying APP
peared and inspired little active
work by the room traders on the bull
side. with the result that the first half
OF the forenoon ended with prices
showing fractional net gains over
Tuesdays closing figures.
Union Pacific advanced l point.
Reading showed an advance of half;
St Paul IA and Northern Pacific, 5-S.
The industrials were generally slight
fractions higher in leading issues.
There was very little outside bush
ness and the London trading was so
small as TO be the subject of much
comment. About the only thing spok-
aN of ha a .
look
Governments unchanged; other
bonds dull.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01

Bond quotations. furnished by Cam
l05: do. COUP. 104 bid; new 3s reg.
lO0A do. coup. 1908 Q1ol n new Is
reg. 121h Q122h; do. coup, 122t4
1911
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01

The following quotations furnished
hv Lewis @. Gorton. 1913 Majestic bldg.
V,,lx
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01
POLICE COURT DOCKET

Frank Bailey. drunk; sentence sus-
pended. "a -,
John Hall. drunk: 81 or 10 days.
william Gordon. drunk. sentence
suspended. .
Charles List, disturbing the peace
dismissed.
Martin Scheffsr disturbing the peace:
dismissed.
Paul Pokricka, disturbing the pence
dismissed.
Frank Kamatz, drunk: sentence sus-
pended.
William Coleman. drunk. sentence
suspended.
journed TO July :.
Jimmie Newly. disturbing the peace;
adjourned to July q
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NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, July 1.-The cotton
market this morning started irregular
after the call. near positions turned
rather weak Trade was small and
mostly professional Weather condi-
tons remained favorable throughout
the belt
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FRACTIONAL GAINS
AFTER DULL HOUR
LONDON TRADING so SMALL AS
TO CAUSE MUCH COMMENT.
MARKET IN RUT.
STOCK MARKET-CLosE.

Am. c. 4 r. S4s.. Am. Loco. q = |:
do pfd. l0l !; Am. Sugar, lee: Am.
Tob.. ss4 Am. Smelt., 76r Anal; Cop.
: re. SLY: Is. * Ohio. Sd; b. r.. Tr:.
47.. Ch. 4 Ohio. 40: Can. Pac.. 100; {.
& CT. w. ga Colo. +. 4 l.. q; Cons.
Gas, l?S; Distil.' ssS. Erie. isr AK a 40
~. X & Tex. 27ha do pfd. SO; CT.
North. 1914 Newh.. 5; Mo. Pac.. 4s > (,
Nat Lead. 65s. Nor. 4 w. % North
w. ISL u North. Pac.. l36+. y. Y. e
l2Oh PEG. Gas. 81. Pm. Il Read, llS : :
Rep. St. IS: Rock ISL. l5A; do ptd.
2srs 81. Paut.- tSs ~ eee.-P ass...,-'l.
l y p. &. Sea- Tex. * Pac.. IS Union
Pac. l45i.. L. :. >. Bonds, 81 I .
s Rub. 24&: L. =. Steel. S1,s do
pfd. 1924: Wabash pfd. 2sas Ctah'
B3as
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01

County Treasurer aobertson's report
for June, shows the foliowingi Cash
on hand, June L. 1905. t40s.596.29: re-
burserifents during June. siss.74iss;
cash on hand and In bank June 80.
S324lol.1s.