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The Detroit times., 1908-02-04

Apples-Fancy. ss9s.bo; common,
Iut,sr.Extra (. g creamery; ssssas;
zoe: renovated. a5@2sc. official
prices: Extra creameries. SIC: firsts.
soc; crooks. 81 @sec; packing stock. 10
Csbbase-Home- grown. 81 @1.2s per
Ceiery-soGs5c per doz; California,
Cranberries-Late Howes. ss.25 per
bu; 80 per Dbl. .
CauIiiiower-Californ sl.25@i.5o
Chcese%Michigan full cream. 15Q
Conee-Package coffee. s4759ls2s
per 100 lbs.
Dressed CaIvc.-Fancy. 1000; COM
pressed Hog.--Lght. 595hc; heavy.
Egxs--street prices: Fresh receipts,
"a 025c; storage 10 20c. official prices:
Extras. csc; firsts, 22c cases included;
refrgsratSr sflras a MG per dox WOOD
s5.65; second patent, S5.25: straight,
S5.15: clear. 1925 per Dbl.
Feed--Jobbing .ots bran. $500:
chop. s24; coarse middlings. SGT; nne
middlIngs. S31 ton.
Fresh vegctnbies-Green onions 10
tuce. s91oc per 10; spinach. 81 pcr
bu. parsley. 2O925c per dor; water
Finnan iiaddic--1ogI2c per ID.
Grspcs-Ma1agas, sL5o q 5.5O, per bbI.
Green Peppers-soc per basket.
l14@15c; extracted, Sasc per ID.
Hickory Nuts--$2 per bu.
Lin,es-$1 q LIS per 100.
oraaEe:.--Floridas; :ssogs7s per
Onions-s5T75c per ou; Spanish,
oiis-Raw iinseed. 45c: boiled lin
in 10 days; diamond headlight kero-
sene, 9hc; turpentine. in barrel lots.
PinenppiesMFlorida, s21e6o per doz
Pop Corn-Ears. sizc per H.
Potatoe~--Car lots. T. o. b. Detroit,
so0s5c per bu: new Berniudas. 81
PouIiry-Llve springs, lie; hens, Zoe;
ducks, 11@12c:~ geese. Toe: turkeys. IL
G12nc; ducks. i2ml3c; geese, III Jl2c;
turkeys. dsgl,s sI per nd 10; s,a7s. family
pork. s16.50@17; light. clear. $3.50;
heavy, SIG. smoked hams. y @1oc; dry
al,GS brskess BE- sacon lara IL
Heroes. &C: kettle rendered. loc Id.
RnbbIts--$1.50 per doz:
stra,sberries-s5@ 4oc per quart.
suEnr-Crystal dominoes. $40; eagle
tablets. $665: cut loaf. s6.65; cubes,
1870: xxx powdered. $3.50; stand
ard powdered. $685.: granulated. sxtra
coarse, $685.; graduated I'm bulk, $5i5;
graduated I'm z5-lb cotton bags. $500;
Michigan graduated. S4.s5; No, 1, fs-15;
No. :, confectioners A, $500 No. !.
SS.o5: No. 8, IS; No 6, s4.s5; No. =, $t90;
No. s, Sass: No. .. $3.50: No, 10, s47g;
No. II. s420; No. IL. Sass: No ~; s4.so;
TaIlow-No. 1. 4%c; No. 2. &C.
Tomatoes-Florida. Toe per basket
The Detroit times., 1908-02-04
VAN CLEAvE'S PLEA
TO UNION LABOR

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.-"Let us
cease fighting. Let organized labor
and capital go forward in peace, now
that the supreme court of the United
States has determined the rights OF
each. IL would be too bad II the en-
ployers are forced TO drastic measures
to prevent their property from Grim
inal practices"
Such is the olive branch raised on
the pedestal OF a threat that capital,
through its representative, James w.
Van Cleavc, OF ST. Louis, president or
the National Association OF Manufac-
turers. presents today to labor.
Van Cleave is In Washington as q
member of delegation OF manufac-
turers TO urge congress to pass the
bill providing for tariff commission.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-04
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

The rally which was In progress yes
terday at the close continued this morn
ing The market seemed over-soid,
had ceased and steady short
covering forced prices higher during
the first two hours OF trading me
market remained narrow and profes-
sional but the undertone was decidedly
strong Reading, Northern Pacific and
Union Pacific leading the advance The
Rock Island preferred, which was 80
points above it's low price. and well IN
formed people stated that the recciv-
ershfp talk was nonsense. There was
no news to affect values one way or
the other The railroad earnings com
ing TO hand are bad enough. but SUI
not quite as awful as the bears would
have us believe they were going TO DC.
THE Steel stocks were conspicuousiy
strong and rumors were ahoat that
some good sized orders for rails were
haInR received.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-04
ROUGH HOUSE" QUARTET
ARE ALLOWED TO GO

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter McGill and Mi.
and Mrs. John Martin, arrested last
Friday on charge OF disturbing the
peace while celebrating the nuptials
of the Martins, were found guilty in
police court Tuesday morning and Jus
tice Stein suspended sentence on all
four. McGill gigged back on his charge
that Patrolman Dan Smith had kicked
his wife. and Mrs. McGill admitted
that she had used abusive language.to-
ward the officer.
Peter Hoffman started a row with
his wife in the family abode at No,
56S Catherlne-st.. and appeared In
court. Tuesday morning, with a cut
on his forehead, which. he says, was
produced by teacup. Justice Stein
fined him $40 with the alternative OF
81 days In the works
The Detroit times., 1908-02-04
SLAUGHTER PHONE
PROHIBITORY SCHEME

LANSING, Mich, Feb. 4.-(SpecialJ
Very little work was put through By
the con-con last night, as only 81 dele
gates were present. None of the i'm
portant proposals was taken up, and
the time WIS devoted principally 10
routine work. The delegates however,
took up the measure prohibiting tele-
phone companies extending their lines
through cities or villages until granted
franchise and slaughtered Il by "a
vote OF 36 to 81, not being a majority
OF all the members elected.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-04
Markets and Finance

0o0 bushels for three days. -
Opening prices: wheat--May, 20 g
Oats--May. 51A Pork--May. sl1Os'
Lard--May. nothing doing. Rios--Mas'
$500.
There was a sharp squirt upward IN
the grain market and prices were iair-
ly we'll held along the entire line;
10t%c. Oats were up Aql %c, ana
provisions were l2h @22hc higher.
Closing prices: Wheat-May, s1H w
97Ac Corn--May,tk lc- asked. Oats
MAY, 53lc bid Pork--May, si2.3o.
Lard--May. s7.67s asked Ribs--May'
I6.G11k asked.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-04
r. ALFRED GRAHAM
PROVES ELUSIVE

Fer several days one OF the police
3cers attached to the recorders
tort sought DIR. Alfred Graham, No.
Montcalm-st west, who had been
nzplained against for maintaining a
Isance In the rear OF some houses
med by him. But DIR. Graham proved
elusive as John ID. Rockefeller
I'LL Monday. when the officer man
pa to get him. The doctor appeared
fQre Judge Connolly, Tuesday morn
In answer to a summons, and
~ time 1t was the doctor who had
~ walt He had been in court nearly
f&e hours before the court took Of
HAL cognizance of his presence and
Med his case. II then appeared that
Xe nuisance had been abated and
&fence was suspended.
xn the meantime several constables
~ have been In search OF the doctor
Waived quiet tip that he was In the
<crder's court, and during the time
Was waiting for his case to be call
he was served with no less than
<n eummonses in justice court
- In which he is an interested
The Detroit times., 1908-02-04
SEN. BURROWS WILL
MEET MANUFACTURERS

7 WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.--The senate
finance committee today named a sub.
committee of Senators Burrows, Hale,
Hopkins. Daniel and Teller, TO meet
the committee or the National Asso-
eistieA OF Manufacturers which witt
call at the Offices OF senator tidrich
this afternoon. to be heard On the
farin question.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-04
ANNUL CONTRACT
FOR LOADED" COAL

WASHINGTON, FEB. Ain view OF
the presence OF dynamite In coal fur.
nished the United States navy this
will be sufficient ground for annulling
the contract with the company furnish
ing the loaded fuel. This was made
known by Secretary Metcalf today IN
a letter to all firms furnishing coal to
the department.
The letter is a sequel OF the finding
OF dynamite in coal aboard the battle.
ship Ohio at Trinidad
The Detroit times., 1908-02-04
ELIEvE SzEcHENYIs
ARE OFF FOR EUROPE

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.--Unusual pre-
nations taken by the stewards and
<&H OF the North German Lloyd liner.
nfter Wilhelm IL, when she sailed
Hay. to keep entirely secluded suite
~ 13z. together with other mys-
1ous circumstances. led to the be-
that the Count and Countess
E>cheuyi had slipped quietly into
nv York and as quietly had boarded
~ liner and were sailing for Europe
IA few persons In New York aware
(hcir departure.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-04
uosToN COPPER SALES.

Furnished by Cameron Currie & Co.:
Adv. 100: Anal. 5.203; Az. z; Arc. l.
900: Ariz., sa5; All, 70: Bal. e:'l5;
2ss: c. a. H.. s: Cent. $50; Mer., goo;
G. Range. 1928: D. W.. 40; FIR. so; Or.
L; G.. c. c.. 470; Roy. SIS: Lasal.. BIS;
Mass, 100; Mex, 226; Mich, 10: Moh..
so; New, 800, n. b.. s67; %. D.. 5S5;
Csc, 20: r. T.. IT'S: g. Fe. 90 Shan.
1.1s9: Trim, 493: ". 8. r.. 2l: do pfd,
15y: Utah, 1888; Win, so
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MARKET ACTIVE;
READING ADVANCES
FRACTIONAL GAINS MADE IN
UNION AND SOUTHERN PA
ciFlC AND NJ c.
STOCK MARKEr--CLosE.

Am. c. 81 f., 80; do pfd. So Am. sug..
112&; Am. smelt., eeA: ANAL. Cop
"a ~ "A Ana wo COP; ss X a g. Z SAL s r. K
Tr. 4Gh; Oh. & o., 29h; c. a. CT. w,
"a: Colo. r. a l.. 1874, Cons. Gas.
ssA = Distil., syn; d: g II, Can lsi;
ends. 22ss Gen Eiec.. 1883; Ill. Cent.
ls7; Mex. Cent. 1SSs NJ, X. 4 rez,
gas; No. Pae.. t2h Nat. Lead, 80 :
Yorsh % f. t sS No Pae Nail sSf a Penn
II2Ss; PHI. q Read, l02: p. 81. Car,
20L; Rep. St. l6; Rock ISL, 124 do
pfd, s5as; 81, Paul, lll5. Sou Pacy
Union i Pae. f2iss; u S. $, Bonds. IS :;
T.. 5. Rub. 81 A; u. :. Steel, 2s1a "
pfd. sas; Wabash. sA; do pfd. i5f..
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-The stock
market opened regular. Great North
ern preferred and ELECTROMAGNETIC
ropolitan common started 1-2 lower.
Northern Pacific opened up 1-2. but
reacted 3-s. Reading opened 3-S up.
Union Pacific Ia up. and Steel COM
mon, Baltimore Ohio, Smelling and
New York Central gained Is. Ana
conda was unchanged. Copper op-
ened down Is: Rock Island preferred
opened IA down, and recovered the
loss. Steel preferred opened 3-S high
er. Rock Island common opened up
"a. Atchison gained l-2. and Brook
lyn Transit was up 5-S per cent.
The recovery that was In progress
yesterday afternoon In the stock mar
ket, continued this morning and in the
first hour a number of stocks, includ-
ing those regarded as market leaders,
made advances ranging from fractions
to over one point. Reading was one
of the most prominent features, adj
vancing 3-S to 102. Fractional gains
were made In Union Pacific. Southern
Pacific and New York Central, and
there was slight advance in Penn
sylvania. Amaigamated Copper,
American Smelling and Anaconda
joined in the active tone OF the mar
ket. making moderate advances, and
the traction stocks also made frac-
tional gains. London was not a fac
tor.
Governments unchanged: other
bonds were firm.
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COppER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Ariz. Cont. 20is Att. IL; Arc. AZ /;
All, 30: ADV .; Bal, "a Black NTH
Cons. s: Cop. Con. 63A G. & IL. GG5;
G. & A, 1i1E; Cent. 24A; Daily W,
sL Davis D.. az. +. Butte. 8 IA Ely,
8: Frank, ga; Globe. ia @. Can. s@s /;
Nick Oar. az. Nip q. Isle -Eoy-.-24 /,
New. Utah. AZ New Dom. .. n. Butte.
4sls Old Dom. ssss; Csc, 81 Par,
13A Shan, 12A: Sup.-Pitts:. 10 q: Sup.
Cop. 10: Trim. Cop. 15x Utah Cons,
3s: u =. oil. 1914. u. s. r., COM,
SO n do pfd, 39s4; Wolv.. $50.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-04
odd Admiralty Case On,

An unusual kind OF admiralty case
Is that of the owners of thu barge Bis
sci. Messrs. Pierce and Bohn, against
the steamer. ID. w. Rust. now on trial
in the federal court. The Rust was
towing the Bissell Va 1906 when the
barge went aground near False
Pressure Isle. Wsdle abe was aground,
a storm arose and demolished the
barge. TIE Bissell's owners claim
nee..ss-nt towage and are seeking to
recover damages 20 the value OF the
The Detroit times., 1908-02-04
Chance Gets New JOB

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.---Merritt o.
Chance. who was private secretary to
Mr.. Root when he was secretary OF
war, and who was afterward made
chief clerk OF the postohice depart
menf, has nov been appointed audi
tor OF the postofiice department. 10
succeed Ernest U. ftmme. resigned.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-04
Grand Wind-Up Sale.

Gnau, 50 Gratiot, is Offering some
very attractive bargains to Times
readers at the wind-up sale Wednes-
nesday. Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's coats have been reduced I'm
price to a point where 1t will well re-
pay people to anticipate their future
needs. Ladies' fur jackets in electric
seal and sable coney. that have sold
up 10 $50, are to be placed on sale
Wednesday at SIS.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-04
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT Feb 4.--Close. General
conditions favored reaction In wheat
on Tuesday There had been heavy
liquidation and the longs had quit sell
ing. some bears then began to cover
and an advance was the natural result.
At the same time other conditions raw
ored the advance. The worlds visible
supply decreased, as did also the Euro
pean visible. Argentine news was less
favorable there being congestion on
mand was good, and prices were little
higher. The tone here was firm
Wheat quotations; Cash NO. 2 red
1910 advanced TO $1,000. and declined
TO 81: July opened at 95c. advanced 70
90 isc, and declined TO sec; No. red.
coarse grain quotations. Corn--Cash
No S, 54c; No. . yellow, cars at soc,
sample. cars at 40 49c.
Oats--Cash No. white. 5 cars at
81 Rtyyc--cash No. 2. $3.50 bid.
Beans--cash. s2.ls; February and
March. SLIPS; sample 20 bags at
ylO5O is at s10.25, IS at $40. at $3.50
prime slsike, 5000; sample 20 bass az
Timothy seed--Prime spot, so bags
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Tuesday included 1900 bbis Of -four. q
cars OF corn, and OF oats. withdraw
ais were 400 bbls of -four Stocks are
322OSS bu OF wheat. 12g,3bf bu OF corn.
42.os4 bu OF oats. 5.4.7 bu OF barley.
and 1886 bu OF rye.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Tuesday $4,000 bu; year ago. Ss5.o"v
btu.
$40 600 bu.
St Louis wheat receipts. $4,000 bu;
year ago. $4,000 bu.
European visible supply, $4,000 bu
decrease.
Kansas city wheat receipts, IS cars;
year ago, 13l cars.
Worlds visible supply. 1.7ss.ooo bu
decrease.
Wheat in Liverpool closed "a I'D
highcr. and corn u u Hd lower.
Northwestern wheat receipts Tues
day, $50 cars; year ago, 1Si.
Winnipeg received 1is cars of wheat;
year ago. 20 cars.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-04
U. s. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond quotations. furnished by Cam
eron Currie * Go. New rs reg. 1903 u 20
1o4h do. coup. 1os q 01o4h; new So
reg, 1909 G101 II; do, coup. 1904 ~
f01h n: new As reg, 11s@120: do. coup,
1917 di21: Phil As. 110is offered.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-04
TarIr Conference "Wednesday.

WASHINGTON, Feb. f.-There will
be tariff conference with the presi.
dent tomorrow at the White House.
william MecarroH, OF the New York
public service commission, will visit
the president. The business men who
are TO talk tariff with the president
TO not want q commission 10 change
schedules. arbitrarily. They favor a
commission OF an advisory charac.
ter.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-04
PRODUCE.

The cold weather and bad country
roads have shut off receipts of farm
produce to an extent that the market
is very firm In most lines. although the
demand is only moderately active. But
ter was higher. following an advance
at Elgtn. Eggs are also working high
err, and poultry is looking upward on
almost nominal quotations. Dressed
hogs are dull. calves are quiet and
steady; potatoes and apples are mac
tive and unchanged
The Detroit times., 1908-02-04
TRYING To SECURE
THAW's RELEASE
FROM ASYLUM
HIS ATTORNEYS WILL ACT lMME-
DIArELY-EvELYN FAINTS ON
SEEING HARRY's eDIPPY" CON-
PANioNs IN MATTEAwAN.

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.--Harry
Thaws ungovernable temper got
the better OF him again, last night,
and when several Of his SO bug
companions in the ward got TO
teasing him about his being real
millionaire, he flew into fury
and created a panic. At first their
wild chatter and spellke grim
aces amused him, but when they
began to "joily" him in their
crazy fashion, he shouted to them
10 "shut up.' Attendants came
rushing from all parts and showed
his annoyers out Of the way.
"l'Il be as crazy as any Of those
bugs II stay here long," Thaw
exclaimed, with much heat.
Michael O'Donnell, who in 1902
was sent to the asylum after kill
ing a man in a card game In New
York city, 10 the boss mailman OF
this ward. His friend and con-
fidant 10 Savarin De Anselus, who
shot a man In New York city. One
OF their associates is John G.
Roth, who attempted to kill Rev.
Or. John Hall on the steps Of his
church, in 1891.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-04
CHICAGO GRAIN.


CHICAGO, Feb f.-7Wheat opentd
quiet ard about unchanged and with
out special feature. Trade about equal
iy divided between buyers and sellers.
Broomhali says LiverpooJ strength IL
due to. nrmer American cables. better
continental inquiry and hrmness in
Liverpool renrrnffy- higher ana cargues
Arm at ~ 4Sd advance. Northwest
cara 2S9 -xersna- -last yoar--StockA
OF wheat at Minneapolis decreased d.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-04
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.
livestock Report By yadler, Rorick e
Co.. COnlnlsslon Merchants.

BUFFALO. Feb. 4.-tSpecial. Eat
tle-Receipts 400. strong Hogs--Ite-
ceipts $500; workers.. S4.S5: mixed, mo
diums and heavy, s4.S01 ASS; pigs, $f.59
q4.60. Sheep--Receipts 5000; top
lambs, s7.60@115. top calves, ~.
EAST BUFFALO. ~. Y. Feb. A.
Cattie-Rcceipts 500 head. active aid
firm veals-Receipts $50 head. mar
ket fairly active at 20 a soc lower: Gull
to choice veals. s5@9. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 1000 head, market slow and
zoe lower on lambs; sheep. active and
steady TO easy: lambs. $50 100, year
hngs, S6G6.I5; sheep. s3.IJ@o. hogs
Receipts $3.50 head, market opent &C
tive and strong on Navy weights. hGht
grades slow and easy; closing weak;
workers. $4.60dl4.75: pigs, $3.50; mixed
and heavy. $3.50 a ASS; roughs. sac
AIS; stays, So $50.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Feb. 4-Hogs-Receip.s
$4,000, slow at yesterdays best prices;
light. $410G4.40; mixed. $4209 f.4i "a,
heavy. $40 a 4.4IL -roughsr- 20 "
AS; pigs, $3.50 4.20; workers.. $4.SO4
435. Cattle-Recelpts $500, market
steady; beeves, $3.60m6.15; cows AND
heifers, si.70@4.60. Texans. s3.30mf:
calves. y5.7017; westerners, sS.toW
$50: stockers and feeders, $3.50 4.eO-
Sheep--Receipts 10000, market strong
to loo higher. native and wester.i
sheep. s3.2595.65. yearlings. $i90@
$50: western and native lambs, $50
7.25.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-04
LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations furnished
by Lewis O.. Gorton. No. 1916 Majestic
building. Feb. 4. 1908:
The Detroit times., 1908-02-04

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Impelled TO
immediate action by the demands OF
his wife that he be released from
that horrible place" as soon as pos
sible, Harry X. Thaw's attorneys will
open the fight at once to obtain his
will obtain a writ OF habeas corpus
demanding their client TO court for
examination as TO his present sanity.
Martin w. Littleton, chief OF the
Thaw legal forces, had advised delay,
thinking that public opinion would be
until the Matteawan keepers had OBJ
served Thaw's mental condition.
But after Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw,
accompanied by Daniel 6'ttefiiy, had
visited the young millionaire In the
asylum, there was a change OF front
The young wife tainted when she saw
the fellow inmates of her husband and
came to a full realization of his sur
roundings. She left Matteawan In al
most a state of collapse. protesting
against the injustice OF keeping him
there.
Mr.. O'Reilly said:
"A Tough Place, Up There"
I'VE are going to act quickly.
have conferred with Mr.. Peabody and
Mr.. Littleton. | am afraid Mr.. Little
ton will have TO postpone his vacation
That's tough place, up there"
The contention OF the members OK
the Thaw family is that IL the acquit-
ted man Is insane, they are abundant
ly able to care for him In private
sanitarium and that the association
with dangerous and criminal lunatics
vii, seriously affect him mentally.
The case will be forced to an imme-
date issue and 1t is probable that
within week a sheriff's jury will pass
upon tha- sanity OF Thaw
Mrs. William Thaw had planned a
visit TO her son in the asylum today.
but after the experience OF the wife.
the attorneys decided that 1t would en-
danger her health TO see him sur
by insane patients and ad-
vised her TO postpone her visit.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-04
lew brokerage once.

A. Il. Van Ripper has opened a new
Brokerage office at 715 Chamber OF
Commerce building. and will handle all
kinds OF stocks and bonds.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-04
Quotations by Cameron currie q Co:
Omen High. Low. Close.

(b)Bid. (s)Split abdominal.
TOLEDO GRAIN.
TOLEDO, o.. Feb. 4.--Close: Wheat
Cash. o6hc; May. 9s%e; July. 95nc;
sept s3c. CornI-Cash, 56isc: May
CT Lc; July. Gle. Sept. 0% Oats
Cash, 52Ac: May. 53%c. July. ishc.
sept sshsc. Glover seed-Cash, I co.
and March. sl1.40; April, 81 30: oct,
sSO2is Prime alsike. 5000. Prime
timothy ss.25. Rye--No. l, sic; No. =,
soc.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-04

Market opened very generally high
er. Greene-Cananea is being bought
freely.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-04
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. Feb 4.-Flrmness in
the cotton market this morning was
slow in accommodating and sentiment
was bearish. The market at Liverpool
started quite firm but eased after the
opening. English interests sent few
selling orders here
The Detroit times., 1908-02-04
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Cameron
Currie & Co, 116-11S Griswold-st.
Omen High. Low. Noon.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-04
NEW YORK SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Feb. domestic re-
fined and raw sugar steady and un-
changed. London beet steady with
January and February up sd each at
los ana los I'd.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-04

q Cotton prices. furnished by Cameron
Currie AZ Co. Opening.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-15
TO Be BIGGEST EVER
Street Fair Proposition Will
Be Pushed vigor-
oVSIy

A meeting Of the street fair COM
mittee was held Tuesday evening at
the Commercial club rooms and 1T was
decided to offer from 81, 600 to So, 600
in cash and merchandise premiums for
the street fair, which will be held IN
this city on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, September II, 1e and 10.
A. list of the premiums will be given
out later. The committee have made
preparations to thoroughly advertise
this fair throughout the county, and
the plans are for holding the largest
and best fair ever held in the history
of the county.
The attractions will be varied and
of the best to be seen. They will
include large tented shows, bicycle
races, foot races, automobile races,
trapeze performances, and many other
attractions which will be mentioned
later. It is planed to have live stock
parade. -.
The live stock, which will be
entered In the contests for the large
premiums to be offered, will be
sheltered under large sheds.
The next meeting Of the committee
wiN be held Tuesday evening, May 26,
at which time all business and pro-
fessional men, as also all others
interested are requested to be present.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-15
TITLE FALLS PLAYS AT ROY
ALTON SATURDAY.

The Little Falls high school baseball
team is to meet the Royalton high at
that place tomorrow afternoon in
what promises to be hard fought
game. 1t is stated that Royalton has
a very good team and that they will
give the local aggregation the tussle
for their life. The members of the
local high team are quite confident of
victory over their openents, however,
and to make sure have been doing a
lot of practice. A large number Of
rooters will accompany the team to
the down river town, and if roofing
will help the cause along they will be
there with the goods. Last Saturday s
game demonstrated to the baseball
fans that the local high school team
was no mere chimera, and tomorrow
the locals will play stronger game
all around.
The lineup Of the Little Falls
team, with few exceptions, will be
much the same as in the game with
Brainerd