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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03
MANY FREE SHOWS
At NJ |CH|CAN
STATE FAIR
CHIEF ATTRACTION WILL BE
stsossL AlRsHIP. WHICH WILL
MAKE TWO FLIGHTS DAILY
ENTRIES ARE POURING IN.

Early activity on the part or those
desiring privileges and concessions
at the Michigan State Fair indicates
the growing Importance OF the big
annual exhibition, and is regarded as
a favorable omen for this years fair.
Though the fair is yet a month away.
an unusually large number OF appii-
cations have reached Business Mana
ger James Slocum, and more are com
ing every day.
II seems certain that no one need
go hungry who may desire meal
on the grounds. Facilities for feed
ing visitors will be better than ever.
and dozen Detroit church and chart
table organizations will maintain din.
ing-rooms. In addition TO numerous
hot dog" and hot roast beef sandwich
stands.
The big Midway will be alive with
attractions Of an entertaining charac-
ter. These include among others the
big Mundy animal show. Buckskin
Ben and his Wild West show. the
unique flea circus, an educated horse
with eight legs. moving picture show,
two Ferris wheels, Damdam the hum
an salamander and pincushion, cleo
trio theater and Louis Meters wonder
full clock
No state fair in this country VIII
have stronger list OF free attrac-
lions than the Michigan exhibition.
Far and away the leader among them
is the Strobei airship, which will make
flights during the day and evening
Daring Jack" Dallas will steer TIE
big craft, and at night powerful
searchlight will play upon the ship
as il circles in the heavens. Then
Mile Spellman's troupe of perform
ing bears is sure to catch the fancy
OF visitors. There are seven full
grown bruins in the troupe, and
every morning some OF them Will be
taken for an airing on Woodward
ave, coming down town as FAR as
the city hall, sitting in an automobile.
Then there are the Drake sheep and
dogs. Woolford's performing dogs and
ponies, the Malvern acrobatic troupe.
the Chvette comedy bar act, Hardy
the high wire king. the Baldwins, aer-
ial artists, and others. Most OF these
free acts will be given In front OF the
between races In the afternoon. ana
previous to the outdoor spectacle at
night.
Entries for the various departments
are coming in rapidly. and some or
them will be the largest ever in the
history OF the Michigan State Fair.
This is especially true OF the imple-
ment and machinery department, and
the vehicle department. Displays in
the different departments Will be we'll
balanced and OF high character, ana
this assures an exhibition OF excep-
tional merit
Exhibitors are much pleased with
the liberality of the premium list,
which reaches $4,000. The addition
of Two new classes will be well re-
ceived by the smaller class OF exhib-
itors. who thus are given better
opportunity TO take home the coveted
premium ribbons.
Officers and department superintend-
ents are hard at work, and from now
until Sept. 3, when the gates open,
everyone connected with the manage
ment will be busy contributing To tho
success OF the fifty-ninth annual Micn-
igan State Fair.
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CONVICT SKIPS, LEAVING
ONLY HIS PRISON HOE

JACKSON. Mich, Aug. l.-(Spe-
cial) Throwing his hoe in the corner
of the fence. after working in the
prison all day, VIM Taylor. a convict,
ran away last night few minutes
before quitting time. There was
gang of about 40 men at work In the
garden, under the supervision OF two
armed keepers. Quitting time Is 5
O'Clock. About 20 minutes before
time to march to supper, Taylor was
missing. Only his hoe was found.
Before dark it was learned that a
man answering his description had
been seen walking down the Grand
Trunk railroad track toward Munich,
and was about four miles away. ON.
GERS are searching for him.
Taylor was sentenced here from
Pontiac about a year ago for larceny.
his term being from two to five years.
This is his third term OF Imprisonment
here. He is about 40 years old
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LONDON WOOL.

LONDON, Aug. AT the wool auc-
zion sales. lO,l2S bales were offered
There was an improvemen In competi-
tion for all offerings, and merinos were
quickly taken by the home trade and
Germany at full rates Crossbreds
were I'm strong demand and occasion
ally slightly dearer. America pur-
chased medium grades more freely
Following ~ the sale in detail: New
South Wales, 2.20O bales: secured. lOIs
ais I'd; greasy, 5hdm1s I'D. Queens
land, 200 bales. secured. liz Az u a 4 3
lod. Victoria. 1900 bales. secured. Is
ladQ1s si9d greasy, 6dM1s I'D
South Australia. 600 bales: secured
l1dMis ID. greasy. 5dSied. Tasmania
300 bales; greasy. 5iami0i.d. New
Zealand. 1900 bales. secured, l0Ldfn
Is 9izd. greasy. 4s4d11s. cape OF Good
Hope and Natal. 200 bales. greasy. 90
cd. River Platte, 400 bales; greasy. 60
i02d.
A sale OF sheepskins was held and
i1s.5si skins were offered. OF which
1882 were sold. The moderate supply
and the condition OF the skins offered
seemed To be fairly satisfactory. The
attendance was good, though competi-
ton was chiefly confined TO the home
trade. Long wooded realized !. to Il
dearer, while short wooded sold at un-
changed prices. Shorn showed y. To =,
over the last sale Coarse was in bet
ter demand and sold "a dearer.
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6Nilifonaire's Wife and
Child DroSun; Mother's
Heroic Effort to SAGE

BOVINE CITY, Mich, Aug. Mo
Their and daughter persisted i'm each
Others arms. when Mrs. Ralph Har
Ills. wife OF a Kansas City msltl.mil
llonaite' was drowned in vain ,at,
tempt to save her child
When Millionaire Harris. In his pri
vate launch, returned Yesterday. TO the
wharf where he had left his wife ana
child, all that he found was a pair OF
tiny stockings. Inquiry at the new
Walloon hotel failure TO locate either
mother or daughter, and Mr.. Harris
Immediately returned to the lake.
There he found the body OF his wife.
hoating near the dock. her arms en-.
twining the body of her 5-year-old
girl. y The bodies will be taken to
Kansas City today.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, Aug Close: The wires
We're busy bringing bad crop news from
the northwest on Saturday and the IN
formation had bullish influence on
prices. This news told OF black rust
damage and also or general lowering
OF condition because OF hot weather
Snow reports that many fields are life
less and others badly hit Fields that
promised 20 bushels and over TO the
acre must now be figured at about half
that figure Cash wheat was not IN
good demand on Sal urday. Exporters
Were not buying.
Wheat quotations-Cash No. red.
SO lie, September opened with an ad-
vance OF lac, at 90 lac. and advanced
To 94c. December opened at 94l-4c and
advanced TO s6c: May opened at ss Lac
and advanced 10 81. No. red. 80 &c :.
No. / white. 80 l-2c.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn--Cash
No. 9, 19c. No. yellow, cars at Sic.
oats-Cash No white, car at
81 lZo. offered at 62c; new, Acc: August.
10000 bu. at 41c; September 10000 bu,
at Ace
Rye--cash No. .. cars at 7ec: Au-
gust 16c asked.
Beans-cash, Sass october, 1895 bid,
Cloyerseed-Prime October. 100 bags
at $40: March. 200 bags at ss.4o sam
pie alsike. 5bags at 50. s at 1926. I
Receipts on Saturday in the Detroit
market were 500 bbls. of -four. cars
Of corn. OF oats and of rye. With
drawals Were 200 bhls. of -four and IL,
i49 bu. OF corn Stocks are 1926 bu.
OF wheat. 167,4l4 bu. OF corn. 6.S3i bu.
OF oats and Sap bu. OF rye.
Northwestern wheat receipts--Satur-
day. lo5 cars; year ago. 226 cars
Exports OF wheat and Hour Saturday.
$500 blu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO, Aug. There was big
strong active market ia wheat Ihis
morning with commission houses and
shorts active buyers. and very little
wheat on sale even at the advance.
Bad reports and hot weather in the
northwest is causing the strength.
Opening prices: Wheat-Sept.. 400.
49o@sc Corn-Sept.. 74ss Q74 &c. Oats
Sept, 44bc. Pork-Sept.. $3.50 Lard
Sept, Sy.51la. Ribs-Sept, ss07L.
The bulls won a decided victory IN
wheat over the bears today. that cereal
gaining 2h M2ssc. and closing around
the best prices reached. Temperature
In Winnipeg was reported as hign as
l0i which means damage To the ma
turing wheat crop. Corn advanced 4,
~ Asc. oats gained ! al nc, while pro-
visions were uneven late.
Closing prices: Wheat-Sept., 92As 10
ssiac Corn--Sept., 75c. oats-Sept.
45hs G. Pork-Sept.. sl5.s5. Lard-Sept..
955 asked. Ribs-Sept.. ss.05 @s07
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Sues For Diporce
Because She Isn't
Recognized As Wife

CHARLOTTE, Mich, Aug. 1.--tSpe-
cial. because her husband refused
to recognize her as his wife. II IL
said. Grace Brownell Larder has
brought suit for divorce from VIM.
Larder. Jr.
After their marriage, Mrs. Larder
was employed at the home OF her
mother, who, It is alleged,
knew nothing OF the ceremony, the
matter being kept quiet at the request
of the groom. Mrs. Larder sets forth
that she became tired of keeping the
marriage a secret and told the news
and started proceedings for divorce
at the same time.
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Major and 10 Men. Bitten
At Panama by a Mad Dog.
Are Rushed to New York

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.--All bitten by
a mad dog. Maj Russell, of the United
States marine corps. and ten OF his
men, who were on duty in Panama,
are hurrying 10 New York on gov
eminent transport, to take the Pasteur
treatment. The dog first attacked Maj.
Russell. biting him on the leg. II
then ran among the marines in camp,
biting ten before IL was shot
The wounds were cauterized, and
a recommendation was made by tho
superior naval medical officer on the
isthmus that the victims be sent north
as soon as possible for treatment.
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NEW IRISH UNIVERSITIES
BILL PASSES COMMONS

LONDON, Aug. 1.-The Irish Uni
yersity bill was passed In the house
of commons today BY 207 votes 10 Is.
amid loud cheering. IN which the Ma
iionalists took the lead.
The central idea OF the measure IS
20 found, by royal charter. two new
universities In Ireland, with aeadquar.
fers at Dublin and Belfast. Dublin
university Is to be composed OF three
constituted branches, two OF which.
Cork and Galway, already exist The
third. New College. will be founded In
Dublin.
The present Queens college at Bel.
fast is 10 constitute the proposed new
Northern university.
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To See HUGHES in RACING Cases

NEW YORK. Aug. Acting Dist.
Atty. Elder today went to Saranac TO
confer with Gov Hughes concerning
a vigorous prosecution OF the indict.
ments returned by the Kings county
grand jury. charging the Brighton
Beach Racing association, VIM. Enge-
man. chief stakeholder; Christopher
j. Fitzgerald. president. and John G..
CaVanagh with conducting gam.
bling house. at the Brighton track.
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VERDICT SLAMS THE
ID. u. r. DISPATCHING

JACKSON. Mich. Aug. 1.-The cor
oner's inquiry into the death of Ed
ward A. Stewart. killed July "a In
the D.1U. r. wreck near this city.
returned a verdict that death was due
TO defective airbrakes, and made a
that the company
adopt dispatching system by which
train crews should know better the
location OF other cars.
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M isunderstood.

The busy man stopped before an OF
fee building and leaped from his car
riage. At the same moment an ambi-
tious unchin ran forward and plped:
Hey, mister. Kin ! hold yer horse e.
mo, you can't snapped the busy
man. Wont charge y much" insist.
ed the urchin. Il don't care about, tue
charge" impatiently responded tha
man. throwing blanket over his
ebony steed. MY horse will not run
away Gee. mister, didn't think
he'd run away" Nor" NO. | thought
he might fall down ?"-Argonaut.
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT

NEW lURk, Aug. I--CIearing house
members, average condition. The
changes, as compared with last week
are as follows:
Surplus (old). increase s25e7.32s.
surplus tnew). Increase s2.562s25:
loans. Increase S2,309,50s; specie. in
crease s4702,50 legal tenders. de-
creased s53l9O0. L. :. deposits, de-
creased sis.000; deposits. Increased IS.
4l3.1OO; circulation. Increased SOL, 900
Total loans. sl.273,23O, 600 Surplus
s59.0S3.5T5. surplus. not counting re-
serve against United states deposits
Sol 3s3.950. Total reserves. s342314 as
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schurz Succeeds schroer,.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. John Schroers
will resign today as secretary and gen
eral manager OF the German Amer.
lean Press association, and will sail
Sept. | for Germany for a long stay.
lie viii be succeeded by Carl Schurz.
Of New York. who is I'm st. Louis
now. the guest OF Edward l.. Pres
torius. president OF the association.
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BOsroN COPPER SALES.

BOSTON, Mass. Aug l.--Sales. tnr-
5sO Anal. l2,s7s; All, 705; A. Zine,
S75 Anc.. SOS: Are. s2s: Ariz. conl.
7So 4Stl $50; 3ing.. 80; Bos. Con-. $40;
c. & A.. esq: C. Il H. SO; Cent. 2,5o4
Con. Mer. $50; Cop. Range. 4,oss; d.
W CSC: Elm Riv.. 100, FIR. 1853; g.
G, Soi6: Isle Row. t.ls0, LaSal.. i.ol5;
557; Mob. l.ls2 NJ. G. a. g.. 100, New.
Cons. 1.2S7. Newh.. 2.465; n. Butte g.
sac: old Col. 100; .. -. 1910: Csc.
$40; Par. I.14lg Quincy. So: Rhode Isl.
1876. Santa Fe. ESQ; Shan. 1890: st NJ.
l.. 90: sup. Cop. e.105: Tam, 1875;
Trim. 100; oil. 800; T.. s r n T.. I75;
dc pfd Ie6: Utah Cons. Am Utah
Cop. 1880; Wet. $50; Win, 1878,
Wolv., Is. Wyan.. 1850.
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Used the Stamp.

You didn't use my manuscript"
said the visitor severely:
1T Mas not adaTfed to our purposes.
We couldn't use IT,"
How about the stamp that was In
closed?"
"Oh. that was all right. We used
1t. philadelphia Ledger.
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BOSTON WOOL.

BOSTON. Aug. The Commercial
Bulletin OF Boston says Of the woo!
market: The volume OF business rs
slightly larger than last week. but
there is no material Improvement ia
demand or prices. The market IL still
quict and about steady. The shipments
Of wool from, Boston To July 80. I'M
elusive, were s6.3l5.973 pounds, againg,
153.1S4.756 pounds the same time last
year. The receipts TO July 20. incId-
sive. were 13O.31s.0 900 pounds, again ~
16e. 073.7 pounds the same period last
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LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO,
Report of Market Opening by SadIer.
uOrtck a Co., Commits sion Merchants.

BUFFALO. Aug Especial. Cat
tIe--Receipts light and steady. Hogs
Receipts 1000. strong; heavy and york
ers. S7.40a7.b0. pigs. 1925 a $50. Sheep
Receipts 1000, steady, top, 50. Calves
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CHICAGO LIVEsTOCk.

CHICAGO, Aux. l.--HOgs-KecVtpts
err; light. sG3OQsS5; bulk. 1886 $50;
heavies. $3.50 10; yorkers s6s0g
heavy, ss55QT1O. Cattle--Receipts 900.
market steady. beeves. $3.gOni.s",
Texas steers. s3.60d5.25; western
steers. s3s0g $50. stockers and feed
ers $3.50 4.5O cows and heifers, Slj0
n 1880, calves. s55Om7.25. Sheep--Re
ceipts 1000. market steady; native.
$4,000 ass. western. S2.T5m4.sO; ytar-
iings sf5OW7.l5, lambs, natives. $40
"a q 60. lMestern s45OG6sO
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AMI
STRAW-Chief Quartermaster's Office
Federal building. Chicago. ILL.,. July 30
1905. Sealed proposals. In tripllcatC
Will be received here, and at Offices Ot
quartermasters at posts named below
until IL o'clock n. m, September I,
1908, and then opened, for Furnishing
Forage and Straw for delivery as re.
quired during period commencing Oc-
tober /, 1908. and ending June 80. 1909,
at Chicago. III: Forts Sheridan. H..
Benjamin Harrison, Ind: Thomas, Ky;
Brady and Wayne, Mich. Information
furnished on application here or To
Quartcrmastcrs at posts named. En-
velopes containing proposals to be in
dorsed Proposals for Forage" and adj
dressed 10 Guartermasters OF posts
named, or 10 LIEUT.. col w. w. ROB-
INSON. JR., &. Q. NJ
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/ full OF apples.
sl43 per Dbl: new, 81 so per Dbl
| Butter-Offcial prices: Extra cream
cries. 22c; frsts. 2oc: crooks tic: pack
! ina stock. Ice per ID.
Cabbage--60c per doz, 81. so per bbl
Cs1iinower-Californ sl.7SW: per
esss.c-SishisaR per ,S ~, cream, new.
I,e Lmbarger. new Use; brick. lac;
s'eTsi OLD sru ,sc ns% ss per sis Is
| l.7s per box: cherries. sf.boG2 per box:
peaches. 81 per box: plums, $3.50 per
boy: grapes, s2.75 per crate; PEARS.
ConeeEPackage coffee. sl4I59ls2s
pc ZOO his.
Currant.-s2.5o per bu
mon. &c per ID.
EaHs-MichiCan current receipts.
FIour-MichiSan patent in wood.
$40: Clear sSsUU sti5 ,e per Dbl. S"''
Feed-Jobbing lots. bran. s25; coarse
corn meal. s3l corn and oat chop. sal:
coarse middllngs. sec; fine middnngs.
SIS per ton.
per 's doa cacu%Ssrs s5Saoe en per doe aSc
lettuce; rs SSs JR per eu; ov spinach; S9e
tasss JSe Der SaN per Gs
90c per hamper. home grown tomatoes.
$2.7543 per hu.
Grape.-Blue. 4Oc per basket: Della
wares. s2.75 per crate.
Green Cora--l5 70 20c per dog.
Har.wars-Wire nails. $50; base.
barbed wire. S2.so: No. . anneaied wire.
o sIsCtr Der netting iaa Feet s:G as snd s
after weaving. so per cent or. wire
Joint eayetrough. SO and 10. per cent
pipe. rs ard 5 per cent on
lo0lic: extracted: s@Ghc per ID.
H:y~betroit shippers are paying the
following prices fo- new baied hay In
car lots, = o; b. Detr:,S: No NO; ! timothy'
mixed. $40: rye straw. IS. wheat and
oat straw. 81 ton. In car lots
Hide.-No. cured. SIC: No. cured.
kip cured. No. l.. Toe; No. 2, sac; kip
green. No. /. &C; No. 2, hc; calf cured.
No ! 1shc;, No. 2, l2G; green, No /.
No. /. s3 No. 9. 81; sheep skins. as 10
wool. Is a soc.
HuckIeberr,e.--s2.5o per bu.
Lfmes--sl u 20 per 100.
Lemon.-Caiifornia. $4.5ogs.5o per
box.
Maple suEur-New. pure. i5c per 10
$50 per case, watermelons. goa 35c;
Gems. T5M soc per basket.
Musl,rooms--60c per ip
Onions-Spanish. l:50 per crate;
Oiis-Raw iinseed. SAC. boiled lin
| seed. 45c sal. less per cent for cash
| IL 10 dayr: diamond headlight kero-
Gene. shc: turpentine. in barrel lots
OransesSValenclas. sl.25947s pc.
| box.
Pears-$2.50 per bu.
observation-disclosures. s2.5013.5o per
case.
Observation-Disclosures. l-5 blu baskets.
rs 4 soc; 6-basket crates. s225 " 2.1C,
| bushels, So
pIums-s1.5OQl15 per bu.
Pop Coru-t:ars. ~ q &c per 10.
Potatoes-virginia white. $685.
Psuitry-Hens. 1914 @11ci springs.
Ice; geese. SC; ducks s@loc' tut
provisions-Mess pork. $3.50; family
| pork. slS4lS50. light. clear. Slb:i5
heavy si7.50; smoked hams, 1870 Is "a O.
| dry salted brisllets. lOMlORc: shout
ders. &c; picnic hams. SO Qsc; bacon,
rendered. lie per III.
Raspberri~s-Black. 50 per blu; red.
! $3.50 Der bu-
sweet Potntoes-s2 25 Der blu.
sugnr-Crystal dominoes. $3.50; eagle
; ;sso. XXX XXX powdered, ;s.io; sranu-
| lated. extra coarse. s5.75; granulated.
| in bulk, $5.65, graduated. in 25-lb cot
ton bags, $50; Michigan granulateI.
| 1886: confectioners' y. $3.50; No !.
ssS5SS No Ne. g. 1855 sss: No. g. sSssss Ne.
$50: No. s. s5.s5; No. .. $500; No. 10.
1925: No. IL. $3.50; No. II. So No
is, $50; No. ~. $50. No. To- @5io
per 100 lbs.
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NEW YORK. Aug Nothing said
in money. Posted rates: Sterling ex-
change. S4S7iz m4.Ss. with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at S4S6. so ~
4.s6.s5 for demand and s4.s5.35 64.S5 40
for day bills. Prime mercantile pa
pcr UNCHANGED
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Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden
Al.
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond sales. furnished by Hayden.
Stone a. Co.: New - reg. l03ts I10i:
do. coup, lO3% bid: new 3s reg. 1000
100&. do, coup. 100& M101 n: new As
veg. l20i4 M121A do, coup. l22h "
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MARkEr CLOSE.

EAST BUFtALO. \. Y, Aug. T.
Cattle-Receipts 100. quiet and steady.
Veals--Receipts 60. active and steady
At sos sheep and Lambs-Receipts
zoe. trade light and steady spring
lambs S546. yearlings. si7Sn 5. Is
sheep. s2.15Qf450. Hogs--ReCeipta 100.
active. zoe higher: workers.. s6.T6 n L50
pigs, SEA $50. heavy and mixed. $1.6@
s55. roughs. s6g6.l0: stays. sim i.5o.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, Aug. l.-Wall-st. sup
port was in evidence In the cotton mar =
ket this morning, ofrsetting continued
favorable weather throughout the
south. shorts were fair buyers OF
late months.
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PRODUCE.

Commission men reported little or
nothing In the way OF price changes
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After young man has been en-
ployed in drug store for a couple OF
weeks people begin to call him Doc"
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LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations furnished
by Lewis G. Gorton 1Al5 Majestic bldg
I tfiy Al 1908:
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BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times BY Hayden.
Stone * CO.. ll6-l1S Griswold-st..
open. High. Low. Close.
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yob Printing done right. Time. print-
sn1 CO.. Is John R.-st Phone tasS
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this morning. but fairly active week
end trade. rather unusual feature
of the market was a good inquiry for
poultry. hens preferred. with nothing
on hand. Commission men report In
uuiries by every mail as 10 the pros
poets for honey this fall and from the
humber Of these letters IL would seem
that the country Is full OF honey, anc
supplies promise TO he large. Receipts
OF berries were light; pears and plums
are coming freely, and the market is
full OF apples.
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Appses-Fancy. sS.6o14so: common
sos per bbl. new, 81 G250 per Dbl.
Butter-Offcial prices: Extra cream
in q stock 1fc per Lib.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-04-17

pORCU SWINGS PAINTED. $500
ENCiL At SUPERIOR PLANNING
MILL.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-04-17

WHEN NOU BUY SCREEN DOORS
PROM Is \ OF HELP YOUR HOME
NpRkMEN. SUPERIOR planning
MILL
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-04-17

WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF
LAUNDERING LADIES' COLLARS.
SHIRT WAISTS AND SKIRTS. M
PERIAh LAUNDRY, BACK OF
pOSTOFIICE.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-04-17

OUR ASSORTMENT or CANNED
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ARE \
SELECTED STOCK. COME IN AND
EXAMINE THEM. Il. G. PRATT &
CO. 2ti SOUTH SCOND.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-04-17

Washington Aptu tt New HrF-
leo Partly cloudy showers in north
crn portion Friday saturday iair.
ArlzuuA Falr Friday ana atut
dng
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-04-17

All KINDS or SCREEN WORN
nONE BN THl5 SUPERIOR Plan
ING MILL
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-04-17

FEES GOOD ICE CREAM, AND
ICE CREAM SODA. NATIONS
DRUG STORE
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-04-17

THE LADIES or THE CHRISTIAN
CnUNCu VIII GIVE AN EASTER TEA
on SATURDAY, APRIL tsTH, 233O TO q
T. NJ, AT TlIE HOME or MRS. BUTLER.
i2l s. THIRD ST. GINGHAM APRONS.
FANCY WORK AND EA~TER EGGs FOR
SALE,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-04-17

WIuTSON MUSIC COMPANY
WIN give you special bargains, for the
next few days, on all goods, including
PIANOS In order to reduce their
stock, as the decorators will begin
soon to remodel the store. Open
evenings If
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-04-17

FItE'S ROOT BETR, THE BEER
or QUALITY. WAlTON'S DRUG
STORE
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-04-17

lsoonlmi,t the place to nn miIlncr
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-04-17

STBONGS BOOK STORE
Next Door JJ +. o.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-04-17

TF YOU ARE IN NnED OF ANY
THING DAINTY IN THE GROCERY
LINE NOU CAN ALWAYS I1ND IT
AT - G. PRATT Il CO, 2ti SOUTH
SECOND.