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The Detroit times., 1908-08-29

NEW YORK, Aug. 2g.-Thls after
noon about nine classy 2-year-olds VIII
meet in six-furlong dash at
Sheepshead Bay course. and when the
winner flashes under the wire. IL VIII
be crowned the victor OF the Futurity,
acknowledged the best youngster IN
training, and earn $4,000 for his own
er. There have been larger fields III
this classic than will face the starter
today but IL would be an almost I'M
possibility 10 get more evenly
matched lot OF thoroughbreds togeth'
or.
There will be no pace. Each jock
ey viii try TO run his rivals mounts
OF their feet and the one that VIII
catch the judges eye first will certain
- know that II has been TO the races.
The Futurity will be run under
much different conditions than nave
prevailed within the past Is years. In
stead OF the betting ring being seeth-
ing swarm OF humanity all with one
desire TO get wager down on their
choice, the ring will be deserted. In
fact. it will be next TO Impossible 10
wager q dollar on your choice. for the
fiat has been issued by the Goney ISL
and Jockey club that betting, oral or
friendly. will not be countenanced. and
that all offenders will be excluded
ffem the grounds that does not
remedy the trouble the gates VIII De
closed to the public and the stakes
raced in the presence of officials.
The vast assemblage OF 10000 thar
formerly swarmed over the lawn and
packed the grandstands VIII be Hiss
ing and in their stead. not more than
ten thousand will witness the richest
race of the year-Ehe field enclosure
has been barred TO the thousands who
took advantage Of the rate TO see
this event and all spectators Will have
10 patronize the grandstand enclosure.
Nine starters were sent out as po-
tential starters, but IL is possible that
there may be one or two ADDITIONS.
James r. Keene will be represented
by HIS clever FLY Maskette and the
disguise colt, Helmet John Z. Mad
den will depend upo his consistent
pair. Sir Martin and Fayette. II. +.
whitney has mentioned PerseHs, Bob
bin and Hillside as probable starters;
n. B. Duryea has Mediant and August
Belmont will be represented by Prac-
Iical.
Taking a line on the last perform
ances of this LOT 1t appears as II the
finish of the futurity will rest between
Madden and Keene. Tne other
entrants. while of real high caliber,
hardly figure 10 be in the class with
Maskette, Helmet. Sir Martin and
Fayette.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-29
zap Fleet VIII Sail
Forth to Sheet Ours As
II Mvades Yokohama

TOXIC. Aug. 29.-As the American
fleet comes within sight Of Yokohama
harbor on Saturday. Oct II. Jap
anese feet will sail forth To meet IT,.
AS the two fleets approach the Jap
anese squadron will surround the Am
erican: then. ranging alongside, ship
for ship, IL will escort the newcomers
into the harbor.
This rather sensational first vel
come was announced In connection
with the governments plans for the
welcome of Sperry's squadrons.
Saturday and Sunday will be de-
voted entirely 10 receptions ana en-
tertainmenI in that city On Monday
Oct 10. which will be known Us Am
erican Day, the rearadmirals or the
feet. with their stats, viii come to
Toxic They will be given apartments
in the Imperial Palace at Shiba. where
Secretary Taft was entertained dur
ing his recent visit. and an imperial
carriage will be placed at the Cisposi'
ton OF each rearadmiral. Oracial
calls will be exchanged on Monday
morning A luncheon 10 the rear-ad-
mirals and their STATS, given by An-
bassador O'Brien at the American En-
bassy. will be followed by reception
american GERS the ILL
bassy grounds. On Monday night AM
bassador O'Brlen viii give an elabor
ate dinner at the Imperial hotel TO
the American officers and prominent
japanese officials
On Tuesday. Oct 20 the entertain
ments provided BY the japanese will
begin. The arrangements include the
most minute details for the entertain
ment OF the American officers and men
during every hour OF each day OF their
stay.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-29
TRADERS SELLING;
EXPECT REACTION
BIG INSIDERS ARE STu56oRNlY
TO BULL SIDE OF
MARKET.
By T. c. SHOTWELl.

NEW YORK. Aug. 29.-Stocks were
very quiet and fairly strong III tuS
opening today. in Wall-st. Slight frae-
tional advances were seen IN the lead
ers at the very beginning. due cnieily
To the influence Of a better market III
London. These gains were lost how
ever very quickly. There was no IN
crease OF activity on tie decline.
on the curb market the chief ac-
tiyity was in Cobalt shares. Nipissins
being sold and Cobal. Central being
purchased.
Professional traders are beginning
10 sell their stocks. believing that the
market has had such sustained al.
vance that reaction Is due, even II
the list is TO be advanced. Inc Dig
insiders are stuDbornly holding 10 the
bull side OF the market. They say
that their plans call for very ma
terlally higher range OF prices petore
election In Steel shares, especiali!
the preferred The Hartman stocks
and Northern Pacific are spoken or as
leaders for next week
The sentiment Of the market To-Day
was decidedly bullish. Traders IN
close contact with il maintained that
there was nothing OF marked improve
ment 10 the selling yesterday. The
stories that were quite plentiful yes
terday that Union Pacific was to De
raided caused some to sell the STOCK
on the tip. but while IT went on frac'
tionally for a while. 1t had supporting
strength enough to withstand any at
tempt that might have been contem
plated. providing such thing was on
the cards.
Towards the close today on active
trading. Southern Pacific made a new
high record price, Union PACING
touched a new high point for TINS
movement so far, and United States
steel preferred sold at the highest
price in its history. At the same time
there were marked Improvements in
Amalgamated Copper. Smelter, ana
Reading although they did not move
onto new ground as did the Pacihcs
and Steel. II Is now predicted that
Union Pacific will Sell ar lI5 and that
seems more credible tNan the predlc-
ton at 1870 that 1t wo reach 100.
Hill stocks, especially Northern ia
cif,c. act as IL selling orders were Kept
over the market continuously.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-29
Girl Tells Weird Story.

A Polish girl, 20 years old. who
gives her name as Bronislawa Sob
kowski and says she lives In Buffalo.
called at police headquarters. Friday
night with a weird story OF having
been induced aboard steamer by
three men. who then drugged her and
took her as far as Port Huron. where
she was put aboard the Tashmoo and
sent to Detroit. Saturday morning she
went back on this story. but could
give no explanation as TO why shc
came toNthis city except that she came
with her brothers and does not know
where they are now She will be
sent back 10 Buffalo. Tho police think
she a. slightly demeRted ~,
The Detroit times., 1908-08-29
HERE'S A CANDIDATE
WITH REAL PLATFORM

The views of Harry +. Hunt. Dem
ocrat, running for alderma In the
First ward. constitute the longest plat.
form ever put out by candidate tor
alderman In municipal campal gn.
He has variety of good idea. which
he will try 10 bring 10 the attention of
the voters, although he will not use
the ordinary methods OF bringing him
self forward Here is his platform:
I believe in taking municipal affairs
out OF party politics, and In honest
and impartial administrations Of muHi
cipal AFFAIRS regardless OF party, race
or religion.
| believe In primary election law
abolishing party distinctions.
favor civil service examinations for
municipal employees. believe in the
re-enactment OF the automobile ordi-
nance, providing penalties. imprison-
mcnt. confiscatlon OF machine, etc, and
it's strict enforcement.
! believe In the establishing OF bet
ter department for the enforcement OF
smoke nuisance ordinances.
I favor public baths. municipal con-
vention hall. play grounds and civic
I favor an ordinance prohibiting
bill boards.
do not sanction machine politics
either Democratic or Republican
! Will accent no money TOM indI-
viduals or corporations for my cam
paign fund. and will spend no money
for the office.
! Will put out no cards.
] do not believe in making political
timber out IL the street railway ques-
Lion hui favor its settlement upon bus
mess principles, and in such way as
Will secure good per cent upon the
investment OF tho stockholders. and
also reduce the rate OF fare somewhat.
say seven tickets for rs cents and three
for 10 cents. universal transfers. quick
good
pay for a good product. and the COM
pany. as every public service corpora
ton ought. should consider the comfort
OF Its passengers.
oppose dishonesty and graft IN
every shape and form. and IL elected,
tyfH-s fffftl-ttt,- !,
The Detroit times., 1908-08-29
GEORGE PECK,
DIRECTORS:

cries. csc; frsts. elc: crooks. 19c; pack
ing stock. 16hc per 10.
Cabhag--eoc per do.; $3.50 per Dbl
Celcry-2o use per dox
Chcese-Michlgan full cream. new
l2c: Iimburger. new. l3c: brick. l4c
Schweitzer. old. lsc; new, i5c per III
California Fruits-Peaches. sl75 O.
per box: plums. sl.75 02.25 per box;
grapes. si.5oGl.'5 per crate; pears.
Comee-Package coffee. sls75a15.2s
p' Dressed Cai,e.-Fancy, lO911c; com.
'V Engrs..Micn,gan current receipts
firsts, case count. lsisc per doz
y h,h,ur-Michizan paIsnt IN wood
!4s5: clear. 81 per Dbl.
Feed-Jobbing lots. bran. ses: coarse
corn meal, s3i; corn and oat chop. S3l:
coarse middlings. s27; fine middlings
Fresh Observation-Disclosures onions. l5c
per doz: cucumbers. l5c per doz: let
peas. si.i5 per bu; wax beans 81 per
box; green beans. 81 per hamper, home
grown tomatoes. so@ioc per bu.
Grrs ss. rseHsrs baskets lS sg gSF on
Green Corn-l2Qlbc per doz.
Hardwnrc-wire nails. $3.50; base
s 80 nna nsDr s5 es wirs ,5S Fs,Vf nsed
barbed wire, 81 so: No. Q aEnealed wire.
ssS nst aa s,e se'Ise snf siS
joint eavstroaxh. So ana 10 pc. cent
on round Md and e Ssn9 on
Honey-Fancy white. i2Glsc:, amber.
Hickory Nut.--s2 per bu.
foiiowias p,Icss for new balsd hay in
car lots. Z o. b. Detroit: NO. ! t.nothy'
new. s9li0: clover. mixed. 500 10; rye
straw, 5650Q7: wheat and oat straw.
S. 50 d 6 ton. in car lots. ~ =
cu n.ae- sss: No. e1Iea green sa~s Sc: No.
sne: kip green. No. /. &C.. No, z. so;
S Sosso h MS N isc g. 30 sa Ds snes1
skins. as to wool. 20 . soc.
UuckIeberries-s3f 3.25 per bu.
Limes-$l Q1.25 per 100.
Icmoa.-California $3.50 as per box.
Maple Sugsr-New. pure iac per 10
MeIons-Rocky Fords, S2.s3 2.oC per
75o per basket; Usage $3.50 per crate.
s3@3.25 per Dbl
Mushrooms-6Oc per ID.
Onions-Spanish. Sl.25 per crate;
southern. 6og Csc per blu.
UIis-Raw llnseed. 4ic: boiled lin-
seed. s5c gal. less l per cent Tor cash
In IN day.; diamond headlight kero-
sepe. aye; turpentine. In barrel lots.
orange.--vaieucias. N25GA7s pc:
Peache~-white. flfths, zoe: pecks
3Oc: bushels. 75cusl: yellow. pecks. 80
Gt50c: bushels, sl.5og2.
Dbl; Bartletts. 75c u 81 per blu.
Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 93.Ss per
case.
PIum.-75cGs1. per bu.
pom Corn-Ears. / " a D. per Id.
Potatoes-VirEinia white, s5.l D O. 5zo
per bbl Michigan. 754 soc per bG.
Pouitry-Hens, 4l21ac; springs
l14I15c; geese. Sc; ducks. 30 lOc; tur-
keys, lac per Id. .u.
ProyI.ion--Mess pork $1,000; family
pork. sls.50m19: light. clear, sl7:0O,
heavy, $500: smoked hams, l3c
dry safted briskets, 1o4+ a l0lac, shout
! ders, SIZE; picnic hams. sisc; bacon
l3Gfl3Isc; lard in tierces. l0l4c; Kettle
rendered Ike per ID.
sweet Potntoes-Vtrglnia N..o PEI
bu: JERSEYS Al. so per bu-
Sugnr-.Crystal dominoes. 81 go Eagle
tablets $685.: cut loaf $685.; cuhes
IS GA xxx powdered. $3.50; granu
lated, extra coarse. $5.45; granulated
i'm bulk, s5.35; graduated. In 2o-ln COY
ton bags. s5.40 Michigan granulated
%; confectioners' a, $500; No J.
Is 4O No. g $685. No. 3. $3.50; NO. =
ss25; No. s. $500 No. s, s5;l5; No. Z
1910 No. g. sos: No. 2. 50: No 10
Haas: No. II. $3.50; No. l2. $3.50 No
is $3.50; No ii. $3.50: No. To- St'oo per
The Detroit times., 1908-08-29
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO,
Report OF Market Opening by sadier.
Rorick 4 Co.. Commits zion Merchants.
EAST BUFFALO.

BUFFALO. Aug. 2s.-tspeciaL)-Cat
ne--Receipts light and steady Hogs@7
Receipts yark .poo s!rSaE hes Wy, "Sg
6.25 grassers, s6.6Oq $50. Sheep-Re-
ceipts 1000. steady; tops. $6.25. Calves
loo down.
MARKET CLOSE.
EAST nuF'EALo; y. Y. Aug 20
Teals-Receipts IS. fairly active at CSC
lower; Gull 10 choice. $500. Sheep
and I.ambs--Receipts 1000. lambs slow
sa9 sas! sn ysanr fssye sSyy shasp
s2.5oQ4.75. Hogs-Receipts 7.l40, ac-
tive. loal5c higher; workers.. SC, so Il
40; pigs, 500 $50; neavy and mixed.
sI.lOQ I.25; roughs. s5.5OI6.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-Hogs-Receipt $
5000. market SC higher; bulk. s6.45 a
sss sd $50 s.ss g yorkers. sS
s gsss h heayyis. good rougs 80
sG.l596.i5. Cattle-Receipts 700. mar
ket unchanged: beeves. $500 40;
Texas steers, $3.50 q .; western steers.
n 4-ss COWS and heifers. si.T5 q s. 81
calves. s525Q $50. Sheep--Receipts
1000. market steady: natives. s2.25 q
435; westerners. $3.50 a 4.35 yearlings.
S4.2595, lambs. natives, S5.50Q6.l5,
western. $3.50 Q6.25.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.
DETROIT, KuE. eS.-tatttc-f sr<fe
quiet and unchanged. active demand
for stockers and feeders. Prices ranged
ash follows: Choice steers, averag ms
from 1000 to LOO lbs. s4.1545.20.
choice handy killers, S4q +.60, light 10
good butchers steers and heifers. ~. -
$3.50; common killers and fat cows.
y250I4: Gamers cows. sl.25 GEO
&C mmon TO prime shipping bulls. s1q
3.15; light butchers ana heavy sausage
bulls. S2.50m $50, stockers and feeders.
S250Q $50 per cwt. Mich Cows-Ac-
tive $25Il so each. Veal CalNes-Ac-
tive. s4Ws.50 per cwt.
sheep and Lambs--Dull and UNI
changed. quality fair; choice lambs,
$500 SIS. light TO fair. S445; COM
mon TO prime sheep $3M5: mixed sheep
and lambs, $iI5; common killers, 81 40
I325: culls, aga $50 per cwt.
Hogs=Dull and unchanged quality
common; prime mediums and fat york
ers. see a 900; light workers. and pigs
So 50Q6. roughs, IS. i0q $50 per cwt
Receipts: Cattle. Al; calves. 40, sheep
|, 49,; hogs, 3g3.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-29

Lawson is crazy, crafty. crazying.
-eEassy--
He is a liar: lyingly, liarish liar.
lie is deceiver OF the people; a
deceptive. deceiving deceiver OF the
people
He invariably has the market
wrong, plumb out OF sight wrong; has
always had IL wrong, always will have
IL wrong and SO wrong that every
one can see the asininity OF its wrong
ness: In fact, Lawson Is so incapable
OF getting the market right that no
one but an ass with a head full OF
mule shoes would think of accepting
his say so otherwise than with Wild
haweawing outburst OF hilarity.
Lawson Is the most dangerous
man at large. because his following
among the people is tremendous, STU
pendous, and they follow his market
advices so faithfully that they invar-
iably lose, that they constantly and
heavily and completely and always
eury lose. and thcfAsrand In armies or
their hind heels awaiting his next adj
vice 10 lose more Frank Fayant In
the New York Times.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-29
PETITIONS TO HAVE HIS
WIFE DECLARED INSANE

PORT HURON, Mich. Aug. 90
Especial -Cynthfu wugtrtCK, OF st.
Clair. is hopelessly insane. according
TO a petition fled in the probate court
by her husband A. Chas- NestFIekT T.
is alleged that on Aug. 10. the woman
threatened TO xiii her sister. Mrs. A. S.
Saph and is alleged to have said. Il
will give you dose. of chloroform.
when you are sleeping.
On another occasion. it is said. she
made a rush for her husband with a
red.hot poker and threatened the life
of her mother. She has three chill
dren.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-29
MAYOR Has the Whole Saw.

The common council will have no
opportunity TO hold up or otherwise
check the appointment of a park com
missioner by Mayor Thompson In case
Philip Breitmeyer Is nominated for
mayor by the Republicans and has TO
resign his position as commissioner
secretary Hurlbut will be commission
er In such an exigency only until the
mayor can name cfroicc- Almost ritii
other appointments are subject to the
discretion Of the council, but the park
department Is in a class by itself, nav
Ing been created by special act OF
me legislature.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-29
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. Aug 29T--EIearlnS
house members average condition. The
changes as compared with last week
are as follows: Surplus (old). In
creased s221l.00; surplus new, In
creased s2,2O9,325: loans, increased
81 9e4 400 -specie,- Increased S2.S75a:
200. legal tenders. increased $956,30O;
-deposits. increased s6,4s2. 400; circu-
S4aeI 4e9i-l-S-ae:
poslts. decreased $1,000; total loans
81 ,2s9. 795 500; total reserve. S4l4'Ol3,-
800: surplus. s65,35s,975; surplus. not
counting reserve against uniteu
States deposits, $67 .670.S5O.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-29

FISHKILL LANDING. n. Y. Aug.
29.---At 1890 a. m. the Thaw case was
again postponed. Referee Schlosser
had appointed 2 o'clock a. the hour
.Thaw's keeper disobeyed the referees
order and reached here at 10 O'Clock
The referee had gone TO New York
This is Thaw's fifth visit here and
about the fifteenth adjournment. Ref.
cree Schlossers stenographer ap-
pointed 10 O'Clock Monday for the
hearing.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-29
HOsTON WOOL.

BOSTON. Aug. 29.--The Commercial
Buffcttrr. of Boston, basiHg- lts-report
upon statistic gathered Tor the govern
ment. says OF the wool market: The
market continues Quiet, though tue
volume OF transactions. through the
deals negotiated between Few sellers
and buyers, swell the amount of bust
ness to fair proportions. Most grad"
OF domestic wool are steady and some
are quiet and firm. The shipments OF
wool from Boston to Aug. %. inclusive,
according TO the same authority, were
113O91,1i3 lbs. against 173.O5S.Ss1 Ing.
for the same time last year. The re-
cCipts 10 AugN 20, Inclusive. were 49,
6o2 GA his against 222,257.S21 lbsA the
The Detroit times., 1908-08-29
aosToN COPPER SALES.

BOSTON. Mass. Aug. 29-Sales. fur
nished by Hayden, stone IL Co.: Adv,
INT rT- e55 Arr. s-ce...-
1854; Atl.. 1917: Bos CON- 1885, II, a.
g., 2CL. Bu. Citn.. 1891 G.. & A., 1I9;
=.ipIztr--=i=si5,=
90. O.. G., S77; Roy. 1905; Lake, 10:
Las, 103. Mass. clio; Mex, q: Miami.
$50; do, rites. g 5l4. Mich, $50; Mob,
100. New. Cons 725; Newh.. 1907 y. H.,
3,052: O. D.. 1880: Csc. 80; Par, 325;
II. ISL. 20. $ lie. SEQ; Shan, 657; Sup
Cop. $40; Trim. eco: oil, 305; Y. s.. r.,
i1I7: do pfd. IS; Uni. Cop, So, Utah
CON, 30; Utah Cop, 430. Wet. 3D.;
Win. 2i5: Wolv.. 10: Wyan. ESQ.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-29
Admits Theft From Employers.

A young man giving his name as
vafrer scott, -. YEARS. r,itf; -was-trfest-
I'd by Detectives Brooks and Cotter.
Friday night. on a charge OF dealing
5000 worth Of leather betting from the
Kerr Machinery a. Betting Co. By
whom he was employed as shipping
clerk. The police say he admits
taking some OF the betting. He was
Identified by several cobblers TO whom
he had sold the stuff
The Detroit times., 1908-08-29
-
NEM YORK fi0NEY.

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.--Time loans,
firm. Money on call. nothing said:
Posted rates: Sterling exchange. 1850
n4S61a. with actual business in bank
ers' bills at s4.S5% a 4.S0 for demand,
end s4.S4.2044.s43O for 60-day bills.
Prime mercantile paper unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-29
PRODUCE.

Yesterdays heavy receipts ~ peaches
were finally cleaned up In pretty good
SHINE but IL took some cutting or
prices To move them. Receipts today
were not so large. and while quotations
were no higher, the market WAS some
what sitter In tone Plums are COM
ing freely again and require some
pushing to prevent accumulation.
Pears apples and grapes are in large
supply, and only moderate demand re
ceipts OF po,fitry were large for Satur-
dny hut the market was called steady.
Butter and eggs were unchanged and
Arm in tone.
AppIes-Faney. s2a3; commop.-,i6
per bbl
The Detroit times., 1908-08-29
Markets ard Finance

, day There were losses In oats and
Germ Of N u &c each. Provisions were
| fTactionally lower.
closing prices: Wheat--Sept.. s4Ac.
Corn-Sspt.. TT4 &c. oats-Sept. $50
/ 4gc. Pork Sept. Sass Lard--5ept.
/ s9.21is. Rlbs-Sept., SsSbQSs7
The Detroit times., 1908-08-29
"on With the New -

Adolph Smidth. farmer near Ca
naan. Conn, widower Ave weeks. ad.
yertised for wife. went TO Hartford
and married a woman at sight.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-29

Bond quotations, furnished by Hay
den. Stone 81 Co: New IS reg. 1881 %
1c+ih do. coup. l0i bid; new IS reg
lei f1oe: do. coup, 100000. new Is
reg. 1909. 4l2ll2; do. coup. i2i !. q
The Detroit times., 1908-08-29
BIRTHS

GIRLS.
John Cremer. IL DuTand.
Charles Dllworth, 1876 Fourth.
William Hanson, al Seyburn.
John Ciesinski. 9l1 Riopelle.
Walter Morley. 30 Euclid.
William Meisner. 96S L.awton.
BOYS.
Joseph Wellman. sc Seventeenth.
Arthur Johnson. 1888 Third.
Emil Wenger. 100 Pallister.
Adolph Lomoers. $50 Waterloo.
David Brown. 10 Livernols.
Herman Winklery 395 Brewster.
George Burnot 40 Garfield.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-29
FLASHED BY WIRE

NEW YORK. Aug 29.-"Marse
Henry" Watterson, veteran editor o.
the Louisville Ky Courier-Journal,
cut loose at Democratic national head
quarters in the Hoffman house and
talked about things, mainly prohibit
ton, which he doesn't care for deeply,
and the race question. He says he
thinks prohibition is on the wane, and
that a lot OF northern Negroes Will
vote for Bryan.
TEHERAN, Aug. ga misunder-
standing has arisen between the shah
and the council OF ministers conyoked
Dy his majesty last week At-the- ses-
sion OF Thursday the prime minister
introduced four bills with the state.
ment that the shah demanded their
passage. The council found the bills
unacceptable and resented, moreover,
this dictatorial treatment. IL then
voted TO resign.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 29.-Espy n
Williams, poet and playwright OF
local note. died here, aged So. He was
a native OF New Orleans, had been con-
nected with Homestead associations
most or his life. and recently organ
lied the Title & Mortgage Guaranty
company. over which he presided. He
showed taste for dramatic writing
and was the author OF The Dukes
Jester" THE Man in Black drama
tized from Stanley Weymans novel
a.fhe- Husband, Cavalier of
Franco" "A0 Americans" "Parrha-
sius," and other plays.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-29
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, Aug 29.-Close: Wheat
weakened on Saturday under pressure
OF increasing northwestern receipts
The mills are good buyers and export
Ing is active, giving the bulls Dellet
that the depression In values Will not
20 very far or last long. Winter wheat
mas been easily absorbed, anu spring
wheat may 40 the same way.
Wheat Quotations--Cash NO. req,
s55.c september opened unchanged at
Soc, and declined 10 sSAc: December
opened at ~ lzc and lost Nc, May
opened at sl.Ol, and declined to $l.OO14
No red, 81 i.c. No. i white. ~ = &
Coarse grain quotations. Corn.-Sasn
No. 3, soc; NJ. : yellow ! car az $50;
81 ssc, September. 10000 bu at SO1sc.
Rye--Cash Ne ears al "a b G.
Beans--Cash. ola. $3.50. October, new
beans. $zoS; November. new beans
clover seed--Prime October. 100 bags
at sGI5; sample. 20 bags at s6.15. 10 at
ODD. IL at 500 sample alsike, Z bags
AT $s.25. 10 at 500, AT so.So;
Timothy seed--Prime spot. 100 bags
at $40.
Northwestern wheat receipts Satur-
day 4ii cars. year ago, l35 cars.
Wheat receipts at 81. Louis. 100000
bu. year ago. $1,000 .bu.
Receipts i'm thA Detroit market on
Saturday included.i.2o 200 bbis OF Hour. >
i--1a-nIn ala and
Of rye Withdrawals were 400 bills
% -four. stocks are 1885, bu OF
wheat, 164,2SO bu OF corn, I51,zoz Du OF
oats. and 5i.sf3 bu OF rye.
Exports Of wheat and flour saturday,
722. 900 bu
Wheat receipts at primary points
Saturday. $4,000 bu: year ago $4,000
bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO Aug. 29.--Wheat opened
easy. &c lower. The trade was linn
tied There was fair commission
house buying OF December. At the
slight decline, offerings were not press
fng on the market
Opening prices: Wheat-Sept. % y G,
ccrn-Scpt.. 777s a1Sc. Oats--Sept.
sI4.7b. Iard-Sept., not quoted; Oct.
so45 Ribs--Sept, ss.s7h.
Wheat closed - " sc lower for the
The Detroit times., 1908-08-29
In Society

The Lafayette society will give a
banquet in the Griswoid house, Satur-
day evening. Sept. II, TO celebrate the
sixteenth anniversary OF It's organi-
cation. There will be speeches, songs
and instrumental music.
Miss Mary Hayes and HISS Mamie
German, of Adrian, and Mrs. O'Brien.
OF Fort Wayne, Ind, spent Thursday
and Friday in the city, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Hayes of No.
SO Piquette-ave.