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The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
r euort of Mprket Opep1ux nv eadler.

Report of Market Opening by Sadier.
Ror'"t & CO.. ConwtSsicn Merchants
BUFFALO. sept 5.-t Special Cat
tie--Rcceipts cars. steady Calves.
50 down
Hogs-Receipts 80 cars, slow. heavy.
s. 20G $50; Workers. s1U7.20 grassers.
s. 50 n $50. pigs. s64615.
Shs@p-Receipts 10 cars. slow; top
lambs. Sc
Market Close
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y, Sept 5.--Cat-
tle-R"ceipts 52j. slow and steady.
Neals--Receipts $50. active: lower at
s56g sheep and Lambs-Receipts.
1000. lambs slow. csc lower. sheep
fairly active, steady lambs. si.50n 6 {;
yearliugs. s475n5; sheep. $3.50 a 4.7j.
Hogs Receipts. $3.50, slow. steady to
So lower; Workers. $3.50 a LIS. pigs.
s5.15 a 6.25. mixed and heavies. S.l1M
rnlIghs 81 30 n
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Sept Close: Wheat did
not show much activity on sat ul day,
Just the closing OF a few trade bearers
did not care 10 hold over I'll Tuesday
This put the market on a little. The
bears are looking for lower prices next
week. owing 10 the plllng up OF re-
ceipts over the holiday. but as Ions as
cash wheat the friends OF higher PRICES
; think they nave nothing ia be afraid or.
Wheat quotations No. red.
97c. September opened Unchanged, ar
s1C. declined TO 96LC and closed at
97c. December opened at ssi.s and de-
clined 10 $50. MAY opened at sl02 =.
and declined 20 l.02A No. 3 red. sac;
No. l white, s6c.
Coarse grain quotations. Corn--Cash,
No. 3. S2isc. No, yellow, car nt Soc.
3 cars at SIC. closing at S+isc bid. No.
4 yellow. / car at sac l al S3iac.
Oats-Cash. No. white. car at
sac, closingat S2isc. September, 5000
bu at ,5she. No. 4 white. car al go
Rye-Cash No .. Use.
Beans-Cash.. $40; October '2la'
ClOyerseed- Prime October, 100 bags
at s5.i5. March 200 bags at s6.o5; sam
pie l25 bags az $3.50. 40 at s6.35. 100
al $50: 10 a s. sample elsike, 10
Timothy Seed--Price spot. 100 bags
at w gao, recent, :, K.D,o. CIV sat.
urday. l33 cars: year ago, goo. AZ ST
Northwestern wheat receipts Satur-
dAN. ,iS cars. year ago, 1856.
Receipts IN the Detroit market sat
urday Included 1000 bbls OF hour. 3
cars OF wheat. % OF oats and OF rye.
Withdrawals were 500 bbls. OF -four.
stocks are lSI.54S bu. or wheat, l60.+4S
bu OF corn. l622i@ bu. OF oats and S..
100 bu Of rye.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO, Sept. b.--Ths wheat mar
ket opened trihe higher Immediate
~ there was a rush ~ SELL which car
ried prices down sac. AT the decline
support was forthcoming from the
bullish interests. The local crowd was
/ inclined 10 play for reaction, fearing
/ the large run OF wheat IN the north
west. Opening prices; Wheat-Sept.,
ss% assla cornaasept, 1870 oats
Sept. 4s7sc. Pork-Sept. Sass.
Lard-sept not quoted: Oct $40.
I Wheat closed y a 81 lower FOR the
day. Corn was Il q nc lower, oats
/ We're on II a 81. and provisions were
rather quiet and the feeling was easier.
/ Closing prices: Wheat-sept., - NC.
4 Coru-Sept Tsa.c asked. Oats
/ tslsc Pork-sept. sl4.57is Lard
Sept. SAGA. o $50. Rios-Sept, 500.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05

Sidney Alexander who is running
for a Republican nomination for the
legislature. has circulated more Than
20 900 cards already.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05

Mr.. aud Mrs J r. Hariz and chill
dren were in Paris on August %. They
sailed for home this week
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
NO Chance.

---kA-L4I--All-AL-1LA L--------------------
Pa, when ] grow mp. how will I
keep from marrying the young w6.
man 2n
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
Taft, the Accomplished.

dress by Senator Bcveridge
Senator Beveridge said IN tbs
course OF his speech:
We are midway In an historic move
ment for righteousness wrtttrr-ihte
Ia shall that movement be carried
out. or wreckedY It's concrete eXpreS,,,
fhev he saved or lost. Had the about
facers In both parties who now are
powerless, succeeded. they could not
have delayed H. For the people would
have gathered Roadway again until
their purpose was worked out.
BAT extrnXaEant schemes an ei ''
tionsl agitators can wreck II. Tine rev
olution would have failed had imprac .
ttcable men been In command insteau
OF the cautious and wise, yet narlhs
and determined washington Many
cause has gone down at the hands OF
hot headed and eccentric friends
And so today. in the American PEG
pies mighty, moral ad vence pnnasvaf,
the gravcst question Is whether we
shall plfse our commander standard IN
the hands 81 his most trusted captain.
Ivho VIII lead MS safely and surely
along the well marked course we are
following. or i'm the hands or those who
Will Load US on zig Tag marches aftef
rasn adventures until the whole move
mcnt dissOlNes In the people ulssus'
and tn, worlds rldtcule.
.EX their fruits ye shall know
bsu Seven NfdTV Hrr w. -t+.'-A---i
anon Che great work % modern ana
humane legislation that has made the
Roosevelt period historic In those
wears We, passed the railroad rate bill'
which for thu first time In American
hIstorv asserts the principle that the
.l-4l-.-rl.l4-euI Of xall the peopic, can ana
VIII regulate those Who caffy mt prurt-
ucts or al trr people NNs-- passed Inc
meat inspection and pure food laws
which ended the sale OF poisoned foods
and adultcrated drugs. the irrigation
| law. which is making fertile the arid
| woRt and will build within our own
! continental boundartes new empire
| - productive wealth.
In theae seven venrs we have enact
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lcomfort and welfare OF labor than Ia
iany Two decades since the government
was founded We passed the employ
4+-+4-44+t sr-yIAicA- rcXolutionized
| the heartlcss rule OF the common law
and gives tho railroad laborer or his
! family compensation for his injury or
death the law forbidding railways
from requiring employees TO work an
inhuman number Of hours without rest
THE safety appliance >act. which not
only lessons the danger TO life and
Ilimh 81 employees. hut which Increases
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05

Herman Brueckner's band will give
concerts ON Belle Isle IN the att-'ttrott't
and evening OF Labor Day, Sept mber
Z. w. Goldman. tenor, will sing Gar
den OF Dreams" and The Road to
Yesterday
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Quotations by II stone & Co:
EAST DUEEALO.

In STOCK.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
Attitude Towards Labor.

The Republican party has been so
iicItous OF the rights OF labor. Mr..
Taft L. clearly right when he SAYS that
mot since the beginning OF the gov
eminent has any other national ad-
ministratlon done much for the
cause OF labor by the enactment ar
remedial legislation as has Theodore
Roosevelt and the Republican congress
elected 10 SIT during his term OF otnce.
And Il is to the Republican party
under It's wise and experienced leader
ship that we must look Ia the present
to ia csc
enda IL Is not n time for nostruns
or for the rule OF u party which pro-
poses them.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05

Philip r Van Zile was in Toledo
during the Grand Army reunion renew
ing acuuaintances with the members
Of his old battery. He was captain
OF artillery during the civil war and
enlisted "a a private after the battery
was mustered out
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05

The plan proposed by the Democratic
platform TO provide for a guarantee OF
bank deposits is also open 10 serious
objection Mr.. Taft promptly pointed
out It's weakness, and Mr.. Bryan. de-
spite his skill. has been unable eftcc-
lively TO answer his critirlSins. The
plan proposes 10 make the honest and
urudent banks meet losses for which
theV are in no way responsible.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05

Is apparently no end 10 the apples.
pears ana piums Poultry prices were
OF cent. receipts being large and
the demand very indifferent. Butter In
Arm, especially on the better grades.
and eggs are looking higher on lighter
/raCeiDta
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05

Miss Johie Brannan. OF Williamstoc.
il visiting her aunt, Mrs, Shaw. on
Baker-st.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
Bryan'- Remedies for Trusts.

When. however we consider these
other remedies that are proposed Tor
the trusts We find ourselves journey
ing in a land 90 dreams Again the
magician Of 1896 waves his wand At
a stroke difficulties disappear and the
complex problems OF modern business
are forgotten In the fascination VI the
simple pauacea. And as the free coin
age OF silver in thc ratio or lG To- ]
was To destroy the curse Of gold. so the
new found specific OF equal perfection
y TO remove the curse Of Industrial OPP
preston The delusion ~ 1908 IS com
parable only 10 that OF IL years ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
All Grades of Bulls and Common
Goes Are Higher Than For Year,

which OF late has been made 10 10
duty IN The spring lamb division OF the
trade The dulines5 OF tie wool trade
is one VI the DlOSt dHpre ss.Hg inAp.
enCes with which the market has ia
deal The trade'in heavy clipped and
wool stock Is very dull. with no pros
pect OF an Improvement again this
year The quality " the spring lambs
that are finding their way into che DE
truit marker IS decidedly common and
prices are espOndingly low Re
ports from the range country seem 10
indicate that the run oil western shee p
next tall win be large and q lower
range OF prices, for both natives and
westerns. is looked for.
Prices for live hogs have been
easing ud somewhat OF lake owing 10
the near approach OF hot weather The
meat eaters Ot the country do not
take kindly 90 fresh pork. during the
hot weather especially IL is believed
that live hogs have just about hit
bottom for this summer however,
and much higher prices are locked for
between now and Oct.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
Nrs. Potter Palmer
Mansion Shops No Sign
of Preparation for King

LONDON. May l9.-Mrs. Potter
Palmer as yet has made not a single
preparation 10 entertain King Edward
at Hampden house. the beautiful man
sion IN Mayfair, which she leases from
the Duke of Abercorn. Iii fact Mrs.
Potter Palmer has not made any prep
aration for any function al present
She wired from Paris today, order
ing Hampden house TO be prepared
for her coming. and then she arrived
in London at midnight. accompanied
by her son and several servants. II
the king intends TO honor the Ameri-
can hostess she herself is not aware
OF the fact and gave an unequivocal
denial 10 the story. X is incumbent.
however. on any hostess. who is TO be
honored by having the king as her
guest, TO keep the advance news "
any such visit absolutely secret, and
any violation 81 this rule of etiquette
has always resulted In his majesty 5
caneellins his intention 10 pay such .
visit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20

All grades OF bulls and common TO
good cows are higher in the Detroit
live stock market. just now. than for
many years. The upward trend Of the
bull market has heen little lass than
phenomenal. The April buh market,
OF the present spring was about the
worst that was ever known In this
market and the change that has come
about in iess than one month Is much
greater than Is usually noted in this
line OF business The Gamer COW has
certainly come iutu her own again
with the FIRST figure" three instead OF
one. as has been the rule since the
government investigated the packers
two years ago. In the Detroit mar
ket. tidy cattle and prime steers are
1ust about steady with this time last
month. The demand for heavy cat
tie Is not as active as II was on that
date. The cattle that are selling FOR
sc per cwt. just now usually sell below
IS and often below 81. In this market;
they are the fat little killers Weighing
from 500 10 1000. and good. clean
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
Appres-rancy. ,80soo. common. 81


AppIcs-rancy. ssgs.so. common. 81
q - per Dbl
Beans--Drled Lima. siE D,c per ID.
red kidney. sl.3oQ2 per bu.
Buttcy--official prices; Ext-n crea ~
cries. s2c; frsts. zoe; crooks Ice, pack
ing stock. l5c Der 10.
lahbagr----,New, 81 per crate.
Cciery-s'iorida, 81 per crate.
CraDDerrses--Lats towes. $3.50 per
box
Cauuaowcr-CalIforn sl.7592 per
doz.
C.rese--aIichigan full cream. now.
l2c, Llmburger. new. 15c: oid. lie.
brick. loo: Schweitzer. Use per ID.
Dressed Hogs---Light. sla sc per 10;
common, &c per 10.
Dressed CaI,~s-Fancy, SQShc; COM
Eggs--Michigan current receipts, ex-
ira, case count. Ice per doz
EIour--Mis higdn patent; n wood.
sGsS: clear, $3.50 per bbl. ~
Fesd--Jobbing lots. bran. S2s.oO:
chop. ,2s coarse middIings. ,2s. Gne
,uindings. $50 per ton.
Fresh vegetsbies--Creen onions. loc
per doz cucumbcrs. 30 n s5c per doz
lettuce. sai0c per 10, spinach. IS a zoe
ter cress. ESQ SOC doz; Elephant zoe
peas. sI15 per bu! wax beans. sl15u2
per box green beans. Sl.7j per hamper
Grapes--Malagas. $3.50 . BIO per Dbl
Hnr,i7.rcWwire nails. yz.4o: bas.
painted barbed wire. $3.50: galvanized
psrbed wire. s. &c. No. aan.aied wire.
cioth. .ilO per 100 feet. Jap and slip.
50 and pr' cent on. poultry netting.
after weaving. So per cent OF: wire
Joint :ayetrouxh. so and 10 per cent
on. fpund aud corrugated conductor
pipe IS aud per cent on.
IIcncy--l'aney white; ;0isc' amber.
Iiiskpry Nuts--$2 per bu-
Iiny-Deirpl, shippers arc paving the
sis aii: No. 2. $3.50. clover, mixed.
y25o; rye straw. 81; wheat and cat
straw. ssgsso ton. In car lots.
cured cured 10 + ca 7c; no. a.. &c: KIP KIP
s ssSsn cu NS no. g 2 SIC * 10 te csii
so rs' hides Id No W i. s.. No. :. 80. Sheep:
skins. as 2 wool 25egSa
Ismons-Callfornis. a. 1850 per box.
Maple sugnr-New, pure. lec per 10.
Mushroom.-soc per 10,
ai'S6 = eu: spanish. si.2s crate.
OHs-Raw linseed. tic. boiled linz
seed, ibe gaiA less per cent for cash
seps hisc. .iuspentine. IL barrel lots.
acc per gal
oranse.-california navels. $3.50
315 per box.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ts.5oGi per
case.
pop Corn--Ears. nd2c per 10
Potntoes-Car lots. o. b. Detroit.
SO Il zoe per bu. new Bcrmudas. 81
per bu. s. per Dbl. FloridGs, 81. 80 per
bu. so per bh.
Poufsry--HeHs. llTl1sc. chickens,
1l4l1iRc ID. geese a &c, turkeys. 49,
Q14c per ID
pork. si7W17.5O: light. clear, $50.
heavy. SIC, smoked hams los. a lie; dr.
ealted briskets, So n &c: shoulders. sh
picnic hams. Sc. bacon. II u II NC; lara.
In tlerces. sAci kettle rendered. lohc
per ID
rnwberries-rennesse s225@250,
Alabama, $3.50. missouri. ss,'5g4 per
case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
MIND BLANK, MAN
ASKS POLICE
HIS NAME
IDENTITY OF WIN. r. cONANT ES-
rABLlsHED By kENRiNG RE
CARRIED - SUFFERING FROM
MENTAL TROUBLE.

WHO am " asked man as he
walked UP TO the desk in the Vine
wood-ave. police station Monday night.
The man said he had been wander
Ing about. probably for days and that
his mind was a complete blank. The
East End ambulance was summoned
and the man was taken 10 ST. Mary s
hospital.
Tuesday morning his identity was
discovered by means OF key ring he
had in his pocket IL had been issued
by the Dime Savings bank 20 years
ago TO William F. Conant
SIS your name Conant?" the man
was asked.
YES. believe that's Is" he an
ewered. look OF intelligence coming
into his eyes.
The directory gives the mans ad-
dress as No. IL Gilman-st. and he was
asked IL this is his home.
I'm not sure. perhaps II is. but I'm
sure. now that you mention 1t, that
my name is Conant
Conant is a printer and had been
employed by the Cadillac Printing
Co., but quit work two weeks ago as
the result or Illness. His brain has
evidently become affected
At No. III Gilman place. where Mr..
Conant has roomed for the last eight
years. Mrs. E. Howie. the landlady.
said be had not been home since early
Friday morning. She said he was IN
about two weeks ago having been
threatened with pneumonia, and since
that time bad complained OF not feel
ing well. Conant has daughter
boarding with friends and attending
school in the city His wife Is dead.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
By II. II. MACK.

dressers. The outlook favors steady
prices for killing cattle during the
next 80 days Beyond that time much
lower values may conhdenually be
looked for as the result of the ap-
LeaTance u western cattle IN the WaF-
kets OF the country.
Recent growing weather has worked
a decided improvement in the stocker
trade with the interior. and owing TO
the keen demand for killers prices are
higher than usual Mich COWS are
selling higher than the price or milk
and butter seems 10 warrant but II -
the active demand for beef cattle
that is holding up prices In the milch
COW department Dairymen who have
COWS nearly dry find that they can get
as much for them as a new mich COW
will cost. hence the active trade in
mixers Much lower prices for milk
ers and springers may be expected he.
for this time next month.
In the sheep and lamb department,
prices are tending lower The only
kind for which there IS an active in
quiry is the light weight clipped lamb,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


DETROIT May l9-Close; Wheat
worked little higher bat the market
hau 40 snap 10 u. and trading was
light The bulls are straining every
nerve 10 put prices up, and meeting
with moderate success crop news
helped the price a4tttle, with reports
or injury in Kansas by Inc Hessian ny
but the spring wheat country on both
sides OF the international line is doing
very we'll Decreases In supplies also
helped TO strengthen the market.
Wheat QuOtations-Cash No. red,
cars at gsc closing az 81 90 y May
opened AZ $50. gained &c. ana closed az
81 Jgis July opened uncnangec al
90 =, e. touched 81 &c. declined % 80 &C.
opened AZ sec gained isc declined to
sac. advanced 10 ss&4 g, and declined 70
q0c No red. iihc; M. ! white, !
car at sSc closing at sl0Oi4.
Coarse grain quotations Corn-Cash
No q -5c No 3 yellow. &c, sample. :
ears at 73c, 4 at &c. az zoe.
Oats-CAsh No. white, ] ear at Soc
No. white. : cars al 05c.
Eye-Cash No = S5c
Beans-Cash and May, s255, June,
Ciover seed-Prlme october. $3.50
Receipts IN the Detroit market on
Tuesday included 400 bbls OF -four. 2
cars OK wheat . OF corn, OF oats and
4 Of rye Withdrawals were 200 DDls
OF fiour and 26l. bu ~ corn stocks
are l42.N7S bu OF wheat. l02 80, Du 81
corn 2b.ll5 bu OF oats 22SS bu Of oar-
ley and ISIS ou or rye.
Exports OF wheat and -four Tuesday.
$4,000 bu
Wheat receipts at primary points
Tuesday. 13s,o0o bu; year ago. 100000
bu
Worlds wheat visible supply 51ss.-
900 hu, decrease
Visible supply OF wheat in Europe.
3.U52 coo bu decrease
81 LOUIS wheat receipts 5000 bu.
Year ago 1900 bu.
Wheat ia Liverpool closed p. "a 2. d
higher and corn unchanged.
Northwestern wheat receipts " ed
uesday, 252 cars; year ago. 3sa ears
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO May 10 wheat opened
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
MURDERESS TRIES TO
KILL SELF WITH GAS

NEW YORK. May 1s.-Jennie
Blount the pretty young woman who
was sentenced 10 three years In Au-
burn prison, for shooting Chas NJ.
Sanford. the wealthy Brooklyn attor>
ney, whom she accused OF having
abandoned her after he had taken
care of her for several years, Is iy-
Ing in Brooklyn hospital. from the ef.
1ects Of gas.
The girl was To have been taken 20
Auburn. today. She was placed In a
cell in the Brooklyn jail aud was APP
parently In cheerful mood when the
matron saw her a few hours before
daylight. A little later she was found
with q gas Jose IN her mouth. uncon-
sctous. DR.. Mercenthaler says she
Will die.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
CONFESSES TO CHILD
MURDER ON DEATHBED

BRISTOL, Tenn. May 19.-Mrs.
Make Peltier cleared up two murder
mysteries on her deathbed in the City
hospital here. where she died.
Calling a nurse to her side, Mrs.
Pelticr. who was a good-looking. mid.
dle-aged woman, confessed that two
years ago she threw her 3-year-old
son into the Holston river from a
trestle, and six months later she
strangied her one-year-old baby 10
death with shoestring
The drowning was at the time be-,
lieved 10 have been done by Others
and the mother was not suspected OF
having killed her offspring. Mrs. Pei
tier was a member OF good family
residing at Kingsport and came to
Bristol for treatment several DAYS
ago. -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
BOSTON COPPER.
CnPpER IETTEu.

Cameron CuTrie * Co. copper letter:
Opening copper cable. SpOt t5s los.
up Is. futures. fJy los. up IS.
The copper market opened generally
higher TINS morning. but first prices
W ere The highest. ~ the market grew
reactiuuaTv after the rasly dealings.
ana 81 noon hour. reactions ranging
from a half 10 more than fdII point
were ~ be seen ~ the leading issues,
TINS was due entirely 10 the action Of
the New York market which sold OF
during the morning session on heavy
profit taking the market stltl looks
good. however. and we do not expect 10
see any material decline, bat consider
reactions favorable opportunities
upon which 10 buy the copper stocks
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Furnished By Cameron Currte x Co:
The market was extremely active AL
through the first hour with = demon
stratiOn of continued strength IN the
early trading when prices moved ~
plit before The end OF the frst hour
heavy seIlinz by the room. prort-ta tax ;
ing sales by bankers and chqEes, and
an, extension OF the already large short
Interest in the shape of further heavy
sales for short account caused reac-
ton on which much Of the early ad-
vance was lost. and Ia some cases trul %
ttonai net declines Were sustained
since then, the market has hrned up
again and has recovered most Of us
carly losses
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
HIS SUICIDE FOLLOWS
GRAFT INVESTIGATION

INDIANAPOLIS, May 19.-John Nc
Gaughey. 90 years old. a plumber, and
formerly member OF the Marion coun-
~ board Of commissioners, commit
ted suicide ar O'Clock this morning,
by shooting himself in the head with
a revolver as he lay in bed
Two other members associated with
McGaughey on the board OF commits
sioners are under indictment Oh a
charge or accepting a bribe in connec-
ton with boilers sold 10 the county
and while McGaughey had not been
indicted. 1t Is believed that worry over
the investigation caused MIN 10 take
his life.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
WOMEN DEFY PASTOR
play PROGRESSIVE GAME

MIDDLETOWN, y. Y, May l9-
Rev X. w. Mccullough, pastor OF the
First Baptist church. condemned pro
gressive euchre playing for prizes as
gambling. and called upon the police
TO arrest members IL they persisted In
carrying out their plans.
Nevertheless, the Leuten Sewing
club. composed OF young society wom-
en- OF the city. held it's euchre party.
Nearly 400 women were present, and
that the affair was a success, they
say, was largely due TO the advertising
Pastor Mccullough gave H. Dr. Nc
Cullough has resigned and will become
pastor OF a Scranton (Pa) church.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
Cotton prices furnished by Cameron
PRODUCE.

The Eigin butter market declined &c
on Morday according 10 schedule AMI
our market was correspondingly low e
er The egg market was steady Poui-
Try receipts were liberal and the mar
ket Weak at half-cent decline.
Dressed calves We're a shade hrmCr.
The vegetable market was we'll sup
piled at steady prices. Strawberries
are coming from Alabama Tennessee
aud Missouri. and there are all kinds
of urisgs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20

or. 10. q {. C..l2Os5. Roy. eco Las
49, Mass $40. Mich. 1900 Moh.. 400
New 1915 Newh.. 80. y b. 4926; -
p. go OSc.. SO Par, 800. Gy, 70 h
Isl 400 : re. 400. shan. 500, -. ii
Land, So sup. Cop. @65 Tam, 10,
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