davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-11

The Telegram predicts that the Re
publicans OF Harrison county will not
again tolerate such leadership as the
party had the last campaign.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-11

Upon his promise to leave the city.
n fine of $3.50 imposed on w. e. Da-
Wis. who was arrested for drunkeu-
ness. was Suspended by Mayor Wood
at the regular session of police court
this morning and Davis was released
from custody. James McAtee WINS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-11

The Republicans of Harrison
county have learned to their sorrow
since the election that 1t pays best to
have Republicans at the head Of
party AFFAIRS in the county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-11

A little undertaking in the city
administration Nigh prove whole
some, though not edIfying.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-11

Chief of Police stealey is said to
be framing up for denomination.
Many are wondering II he proposes
to stand on his record.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-11

Are there not some more investi-
cations the city council should make?
The mayor would do well to see that
the platter Is swept clean.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-11
PROMISE TO LEAVE

Regains tho Liberty of W. e. Davis
at Police Court Session.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20

far below the expectations OF the own.
ers OF the hogs that no business was
done. On Thursday, the trade In tho
hog and sheep divisions OF the market
was dull and draggy all day. Fat
lambs and fat hogs sold at about the
same range, s. TO 1875. few extra
hogs brought $40, but S5.25 was high
for lambs. The quality Of the ofYe:.
ings In the hog department. while u
was slightly improved from the aver.
age OF recent markets. was below
standard. Far too many chubby little
Workers made their appearance and
prices paid for mixed lunches had to
be scaled down according to the nun.
Der OF these wasty little fellows that
they contained ~
Hogs will sell lower before a per
manent reaction makes an appearance
Drovers have foundit quite impossible
to keep pace with the rapidly declining
market and thousands OF dollars will
be lost by stock buyers who have had
sufficient courage To stay In the game
The continuance OF the drouth OF
course has much to do with the size
ofcurrent receipts and the realization
that winter will soon be here IL keep
ing the markets OF the country full al
live animals. the owners OF which ar,
eager TO market them before the cold
weather sets IN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20
By II. II. MACK.

of northern Michigan TO save them
from death by fire, and they we're bet
ter calculated for soap grease that for
food for human consumption. On the
other hand many cattle came to hand
from districts where feed Is plentiful.
Owners of- live stock. who are not
Obliged to Sell at this time. should hold
back their offerings until the October
rush 10 over and prices work back TO
the normal again. The farsighted
grower OF live stock Is influenced very
little by the price OF grain but rather
makes il rule not TO allow an animal
to leave his farm until IL IL as good
as II can be made. There Is every
reason TO believe that corn will take
a big drop before long. When this
takes place farmers who are seDdiE &
forward their thrifty young cattle and
lambs will wish they had them back.
Without doubt many Will go into the
market and buy at prices much higher
than the present range. The farmer
who practices this brand OF economy
can hardly wonder much if prosperity
does not come his way
Last Wednesdays live stock market
was a complete failure, measured by
the standard of the sales made. Re
ceipts were ample but no buyers made
an appearance except In the hog de
lpartment. and here the bids were SC
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Aauila p. Cooper, 40, Akron, o.; Mar
garet A. Baker, so. Romulus.
Harry Frumveller. 26. Port Huron;
Cecilia Johnston. 3s. Detroit
Roy Moriarty. Is; Florence Rada-
bough. %.
Van Doran Randall. 81. Galesburg,
Ill: Nellie Murnane. rs. Detroit.
Albert A. Muhme. 20; Dahiia M. Van
Anthony oandor. rs; Rozaiia Roman
John Ksriowtca, "a; Kazmira Ryehai-
Stephen J. Gorcranny. FL; Josephine
Jezirska. IL "a
Henry c. Dietz. AZ; Emily Wilkin-
Edward Mantle. 2l. Trenton: jose
phine Duepy. 22, same.
stephen Rose. 80: Jennie Freshney.
John Gorsetz. 81: Mabel Harrison. IS.
Richard Duckett, 80. Hamtramck;
Daisy ID. Davis. Is. same.
Ladisiaus Lewendowski. "a; Martha
George F.. Lindsay. %, Fannie d.
Lee . Carr, s5, Harbor Beach: Mar
ion Crapp. %. Detroit.
George +. Cox. 81. Cleveland; Minnie
whaling Gray. IS. Ida Simpson. rs.
Frank K. PITT. rs: Anna NJ. Muller.
81.
Stanley Bosek. 10: Anna Moskwa, 10.
Albertus Kapanoski, %; Mary Czaj-
la. Is.
william l.. vogt. 90. Warren; Eliza
beth Laudermann. 2s Detroit
Edward Thrams. 20. Monroe; Olga
Martens. %. Detroit
william L Kasenow. IS: wilhelmins
M Rose. 20.
william J. Hutchins. as: Barbara
Hottien. 36
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20
LACK of Quality in Offerings of
Lice Stock Scales dozen Prices

The general livestock situation. the
ountry over, has In II little OF encouI-
1onoment, either for the drover. the
+ 0nmission salesman or the buyer.
lack Of quality In the offerings of all
>1nnrkets IL the element that Is not
<1nly scaling PROFITS down very nearly
|>o the vanishing point. but In many
I: crses II helping TO pile up losses that
wlll wipe out, In one short month, the
<ccumulsted earnings Of years hard
Grain n high and farmers are evi-
|ron&1y failing over one another In the
<lport to dispose Of their holdings in
~ stock and to cash their grain be
80 the bottom falls out of the market
- b6fh. OF course. new corn Is not
nny 70 market yet, which accounts
he high price for which corn IL
1mne. Tho marketing OF thin. un
"a cattle. sheep and hogs Il
1lng 20 be deplorable habit among
c&6nnn farmers. To send forward
nnnk thr1fty animals In q lean and
0n1nAod condition. when good meal
1ohrco aud high. seems little lest
20 , crime.
o1tool so< . big run Of so-callct
80 Lest week. and the trade wa,
"a allow. from the opening unit
$3.50. Many Of the cattle on sal,
80 ehased out Of the sisshing'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20
DAILY DEATH LIST

John Crongeyer. 90 years. 147 Fort:
ulcer.
Nicholas Chrysadeas. 45 years. Au-
gusta, Mich: inquest pending.
George Sheldon. 80 years, Eloise,
Mich; paretic dementia.
Christian D. Roeser.- years, 1894
w. Fort; phthisis.
William s. Hunter. year. 81 Eliot:
commissions.
Herman Wildt. as years, 1s2 Antie-
tam; accidental poisoning.
Adolph Claus, So years, 1909 Mer-
rick: senectus.
Norbert J. Opp, . years, 11s Military;
fracture of skull.
Maud o'Neill. 40 years. Harper hos
pital; endocarditis.
stanislaus Duplaga. % years. 100 Nc.
Gregor: uraemia.
Anthony Scheile. IS years. Little Sis
tiers of Poor. tuberculosis.
Frank A. Flaishaus, 81 years, sS3
vinewood; tuberculosis.
Mabel ellison. "a years, Grace hos
pital; carcinoma.
Anstaxy. Lazarskl,, "a years. $40 Thir-
ty-third; BriRht's disease.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20
Markets ~ Finance

81 asked; December opened with an
advance OF iac at sl.o2ls. lost iso. al
opened at 500. dropped nc. advanced
To Sl.O6... and declined To sl.OS July
opened At s9lac. and declined To s9c.
No; REF. s1e; No. l white, 9stsc asked.
No. ). ;Sac: No. S yellow. car at soc:
No. yellow, ear at 79c.
Oats-Cash No. 3 white. l car at 90 \ c
closing At Sose; No. 4 white. 2 cars at
Az.
Rye-cash No. 2, TING
Beans-Cash and October. t2.20 nom
inal: November. $2.20 asked; December.
s2.22 bid.
Glover seed-Prime spot. 40 bags al
s4.e5; March. 200 bags at Sass, 400 at
$500 sample. 65 bags at $t.25, 20 at
siio. 20 al -. IA at 1915; sample al
slke. Ia bags at ss1s, at 81 at
Timothy seed--Prime spot. 40 bags
at $3.50.
Receipts In the Detroit market Tues
day. included 1000 bbls OF nour. s cars
Of wheat. 10 Of corn. and ~ OF oats.
Withdrawals were 400 bills of hour.
1861 bu OF oats. and 6Osl bu OF rye.
Stocks are s75.225 bu OF wheat. 1892
bu OF corn. 2es.2s2 blu OF oats. and 1922
646 bu OF rye.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Tuesday. LsSl,o0o blu; year ago, i.s63.-
eco bu.
Worlds wheat visible supply. 1851,
Wheat In Liverpool closed Nd lower
TO I'd higher and corn unchanged
Winnipeg wheat receipts ass cars;
year ago. s5S cars.
81. Louis wheat receipts, $4,000 bu;
year ago. So 900 bu
European wheat visible supply, L.
1000 bu increase.
Northwestern wheat receipts Tues
day. T2s cars: year ago. 73l cars.
Exports OF wheat and hour Tuesday
2+2,00 bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
-SHfGA66.-9et- f9.-Steaay- cables
and reports of frost damage I'm south
OF Argentine Onset the rains In winter
wheat belt and caused an advance OF
about sc ct the start Finley Barrel
was the best buyer. Selling on the
bulge by some prominent houses caused
reaction to under yesterdays close
Liverpool comes unchanged 10 sd
higher. Northwest receipts 1855 against
ISL year ago Minneapolis stocks In
crease 10000 bushels for three days.
At the close wheat was steady to "a,
up. corn. AGhc under yesterday
close: oats. l4c down. provisions were
weak
Closing prices: -Wheat-Dec.. 9si
asked. Corn-Dec., 63Ac asked. Oats
Dec. 47sc. Pork-Jan.. si5.05. Lard
jan. 1910 bid. Ribs-Jan.. $500
asked
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Oct 20-Close: With de-
clining markets on this side. IL was
something OF a surprise TO see a show
ing of nrmness in Liverpool. This was
accounted for by reports OF frost dam
age I'm Argentina. The tone In this
country on Tuesday was easy owing TO
heavy increases In stocks and good
rains In the southwest. Kansas got
plenty OF rain. Minneapolis reported a
decrease In stocks and an excellent
milling demand. but dealers say de-
mand viii soon decrease az exhausted
reserves are replenished The market
was rather easy In tone on Tuesday.
Wheat uuotations-Cash No. red,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20
CURRENT PALAYER
OF The POLITICIANS

The Republican committee Of the
Third ward meets Thursday. evening
- Reinhold Ritter's, No. Gel st. An
.1o1ne-st.
Congressman Townsend spends Fri.
day In Wayne county, talking first In
ward with speeches In Ecorse. Wyan-
6otte and Trenton.
invited ID. u. r. oficials to be present
"a the Democratic meeting In Light
Duard armory Saturday evening. so
Mat he can advise them how To run
The Detroit lines on three-cent fares.
NJ
a DR.. Alfred Lowther, Prohibitionist
candidate for mayor, told his hearers
"a 4 meeting Monday out Michigan
ave-. near the subway, that political
nnarchy prevails In Detroit, which he
Will stop II elected mayor. z. w.
Mason and Ezra p. Beechler also
spoke.
NJ The Democratic county committee
has named the following to I'LL vacan-
! cies on the ticket: Circuit court com
mixuioner, III. c. Forler; county road
c0mmissioner, four years, G. ID. Ty-
ley. Nankin: representative, fourth
district, Ezra Guilfoil senator, fourth
B district, Anthony Grosfleld.
M
The impartiality OF political graft
era was well demonstrated by the ac-
tivity Of a Pole giving his name as
NOwak on Monday. Nowak has been
! accustomed to lead the cheering in the
y Thompson Polish meetings. He nas
also greeted Breitmeyer once or twice.
\ Monday he tried to get $40 at the
Breitmeyer headquarters and failed,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20
ACCUSED OF SMUGGLING
WHISKY INTO JAIL

Dixie Burns. aged "a. white woman
who claims to be the wife of colored
man living at No. 274 Monroe-ave..
was arrested by Detectives Kunkel
and Mccarthy. Tuesday morning, for
the authorities Of Pontiac. 1t is
charged that she and her sister, Bessie
Townsend. struggled whisky into the
Pontiac jail and that two OF the prison
ers became intoxicated as result.
The prisoners. IL Is said. were Dixie's
mother and a colored man named
Bert Grinnage
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.
Report sf Market Opening ny ssdlep.
Rorick q Co., Ommission Merchants.

BUFFALO. Oct. Especial Cat
tle-Receipts 10 cars, slow. Hogs-Rc-
ceipts 90 cars. slow; heavy. $3.50 II s. so;
best workers., s5.25Q5.5o; right. S7S
pigs. S4.4O@4.50. She.p-Receipts 81
cars. slow: top lambs. 1915. Calves
1915 down.
MaRkes Close
EAST BUFFALO. ". Y. Oct. 90
Cattle-Receipts 800 head. slow an.
easy. Veals-Receipts 800 head, activ.
-steedy+cnlls- to-eAeiee,- s5tf s. y
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1000 head
lambs slow. I0c lower. sheep active anu
steady: lambs $415.75; yearlings, $425
q4.50: sheep, S2Q 45O Hogs-Receipts
10000 head. fairly active and steady;
workers.. ss.60q5.5o; pigs. 3425d4.5n;
mixed s5.25 a $50; heavies, $3.50 n 8. 60
few at $5.7S; roughs, S4.25 04.76; stays.
$1,000
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO, Oct. observation-disclosures
3s.eoo. market weak to SC lower; light.
S4.sog5.5o; bulk. 1925 u $50: mixed.
$40 g5.s5; pigs. 50 @ $50; heavies. $40
"a $50; good to choice heavies. $3.50
$40 -roughs- $50 q s-2S; workers. $s.ss
% $40. -Cattle--Recsipts- 3, 300, market
weak at yesterdays prices: beeves.
$32007.b0: Texas steers. $3.50 $50;
western steers. S3G5.75; stockers and
feeders. $2.6oG450: cows and heifers.
$3.50 a go: calves. $6GS.50. Sheep
Receipts $4,000. market weak: natives.
S24oQ4.50; western, Se.4oq45o: year
lings, &&.3005.10; lambs native, 1916 On
so; western, 1915 $3.50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
COPPER
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Furnished by Hayden. Stone & Co.:
Copper stocks have shown Increased
activity during the early trading and
prices generally are stronger. The
undertone Is unQuestionably firm. At
lantic has been the active feature with
a gain of per cent. Transactions IN
this stock were quite heavy at the
opening. Old Dominion Is showing
strength after the profit taking Of yes
terday. Miami Is In good demand and
considerable stock seems to be wanted
around 10. Greene Cananea In showing
some weakness and Is now selling at
sI. We think there In a tendency
among the holders OF Greene to ex-
change the same for Miami. when the
outlook Is little more promising.
London copper prices were practically
unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20
IONnON WOOL.

LONDON WOOL
LONDON, Oct. 2O.--The NTH series or
the wool auction sales closed When
the sales opened prices were unchanSIu
from the July average, but good WOODS
soon eased on Later under animated
bidding from all quarters the decline
was recovered Greasy merinos AT thc
close were level with the July sales,
and wool suitable for America showed
an occasional per cent advance.
Secured meriRes- and slipped crossbreds.
however. were to 10 per cent lower.
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal wool also
lost TO 10 per cent. During the sales
The continent bought 10000 bales; the
home trade 100000 and America 5000.
At the sales miscellaneous collection
OF 1885 bales was quickly sold at
hardening rates. The transactions ioI :
low: New South Wales. 900 bales;
secured. lIsdG11s nd; greasy. 6ls q
iilsd. Queensland. 400 bales; secured.
lidlpld; greasy, 6h M101d Victoria.
1. GOO bales. secured. isIfs cd: greasy,
"a a6d. New Zealand 1900 bales;
secured. 9dq1s Sd; greasy ga lod.
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal. 500 bales a;
secured. lsdl HdMT nd; greasy, 5gId
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20
|DRkEY READY TO
DEAL WITH
AUSTRIA
DrvoMAN GOVERNMENT, HOW.
EVER. WILL LEAVE THE IMMe-
DATE BULGARIAN QUESTION
70 CONFERENCE OF POWERS.

X n the past - hours, the develop
B rents IN International politics were
Nv snd comparatively usimportant.
*< ANTIvARI-A skirmish between
3 Austrian soldiers landed from bdttle-
+ ship TO guard the legation and mob
B 1siities.
ny ST. PETERSBURG-Repo here say
4 that during the absence OF M lzwoisky
&<he court intriguers have been busy
against him and his office.
't CONSTANTINOPLE - The youns
Turks committee Is exasperated by the
n DrolonEed visit OF Marsehaii ven Biep-
H prstein. The Turks distrust the Ger
BT. PETERSBURG-The program
omanatfng from London. gives thor
Z ough satisfaction In ST. Petersburg.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct 2o.-Fol
lowing a special council Of the min
listers, last evening. 1t is understood
8 that the government Is now willing 70
X Negotiate with Austria regarding Bos
r MA and Herzegovina. leaving the ques
tion of Bulgaria to conference II
eonference meets.
The situation Is altogether more
/. hopeful as regards foreign relations
hut as II to Offset the improvement II
\ this direction, domestic troubles have
sprung up. These are fomented by re-
nctionary Turks. who are taking every
advantage of the international difficult
|ties to try to thwart the success OF the
oonstitution.
The Young Turk committee Ii now
meeting at Salonica to devise means
~ combating reaction, which means. Il
~ stated, will take the form OF strong
military measures to insure order un.
<dl parliament meets In November.
There is even talk Of military die
4tAforship.
The reform partisans here are very
Nervous. They are providing them
yoelves with arms. and there has been
n great run on the gun shops. which
<lg said have sold all their rifles, revol-
Ixors and ammunition.
Detachments of the third army
corps. summoned to replace the unre-
liable police, are beginning to arrive,
and these should help to allay the
anxiety.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20
BIRTHS

BOYS.
Joseph Yarnockare, Sc Elizabeth.
Guido Budden. s11 Sheridan.
Joseph Makowski. 37s Buchanan.
Waleryan Zicbrocki. l56 Leland.
Albert Kriskowiak, s425 Willis.
Frank Orlowski. lIe superior.
Frank Oleniszak, 735 Kirby.
Phillip Pheffer. 7ss Antoine.
Walter Mazofski. 1924 Chene.
GIRLS ~,
Joseph Salvatore, 1893 Watson.
Augustus Stanglewicz, 1852 st. Au
bin.
Anthony Latozinsks. COS Rivard.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20
COPPER Neutrality-suspicious.

All. lsH All. 3sh: Adv. III; Bay s.
Gas 90: Black Min. Az: Bos. Cons.
IL; Bos. g. Corb. i9h; Butte Gin.
2tt Cop. Con. 1874: Cons Mer.. 30; G
r.. ST.. Fr.. 1915: First Natl. 8 1915;
Or. 100; G. Can. 97t Gold. Cons. 5N T;
Isle Roy. R3K Lake. Il; Nal. IL; Mich.
is N Mia ut 0H New New Dom Son S ss N sSns
8 " Butte. s2h: do. Ex.. 4: Old Dom.
49,: Csc. IFS; Par, 27T; Raven. 50:
shan, l5h Sup Pitts, l4%. shawn.
Queen. I u Tam. 70: Trim. Cop. 49, {:
Utah Cons. 4OM; u. \. OIL. 25k: u. 8.
R--39-do pfd. 4fA Wyan.. ga: You
kon 4A
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20
Apples-raney. ss.so0a7s: common
n so 10 per Dbl.

ket a. Whoie' was WY seoouS'
.Ass,s.-rapsy. saso0a7s: common
'i sus%ss-& ee5 SI prices: rxtr. cream.
packing stock. isc per Id.
CabbaSe-sl.5o per Dbl.
C e.;Il.s = ,sc S e. J per basket
Chee:e-Michigan full cream. new.
iShs ssswe,.e5 :S p per bS S rose
box: Shapes. siSSSa per crate: I Druh Ss.
''; Csses-PseS.ss coffee. na1soIs.,
Cr..s:rrie.-csps Gods. '.7ses per
pressed Csive-|Fancy. Ioolono:
Drssscd Hog.-Light sAoshc:
ne sEy..M sSsss Rsa ID; surr.n. receipt.
frsts. case count aohc-
$3.50: second patent. IS; straight. $3.50:
Es.S-Jobbins lots. bran. ss4: coarse
corn meal. $33. corn and oat chop.
t,s.5o; coarse middIings. ,a5: tins mid
Finnan Hsddies-loho per ID.
Fre~h vegetsbies-oreen onions. iss
per dog: cucumbers. hot house. S1.1S
Grape rru.t-s7g $50 per box.
,sS: lib baskets. isc: Nisxsrss. .:SiS
Malssas. sS0s.so per Dbl.
80 H .nS per ssns o n. pSu.ry n.t,,ns
ssrbed wire. $3.50: No. snnesied VIE.
S sIao'r Per rti 100 feet. Star lap and zip
after weaving. 80 per cent OF. WIRE
Joint eavetrough. so and 10 pei
Sipe. IS and "I per cent OF.
,saiie: es:rses.s. sSs.e per Il.
H. scoI .Sipp per- s az. paying tn.
following prices for new baisd hap In
old 'Sso s,o new m slSSiG ;sS,s 30
straw, Sss607: wheat and ost straw.
S. 50 vs ton, in car lot. 40,
.u r.s.; &C: 80 r ss.sa .Ss: Ne No.
green. iHc: Kip cured. No. I. To- SCI No.
]. %; Kip green. No; I. &C; Nc j., .bc:
calf eu rec No; i ise; Nj Osl
s selss e q: e S Wool l.. !S6sSs 20 ''
L L.:::-.3s Yis nj: uo4,s Der BOZ.
Meis..-0ems. si.is per bu; Usage
NVL.!5 per crate.
Onions-Spanish $3.50 per crate.
Michigan. SO q 80c per bu
Otls-Raw linseec. csc: boiled ll0.
seed, <4c gal, less / per cent FOR cAsh
IN 10 days: diamond headlight zero
Gene. we; turpentine. In barrel iots
Oraase.-vaiencias. s%250Av per
Pesr,-Kiefer's, IS soc per blu; -s2.2s
0375 per Dbl; Bartietts. $I.7s0s per
bu.
Pop Corp-Ears. IIxW3c per 70:
eapples-Floridas, $<.t00b per
crate. &2bO02.76 per dos
Standardization. sS06S per bu;
car lots, (. O. b. Detroit. SO " S6c per bu
1ohc: geese, Sc; ducks, S0ioc.
sweet Potstoes-Virginias. n7bV
1855 per Dbl: Jerseys. e1.l6 per cu; ~
Der bbL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20
A Healthy Family.

Our whole family has enjoyed good
health since we began using Dr. Kings
New Life Pills. three years ago." says
~ A. Bartlett. of Rural Route /, Gull
ford. Maine. They cleanse and tone
the system In gentle way that does
you good. At e. C. Kinsel. Central
Drug Co.. Gray & Worcesters drug
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20
posToN COPPER SALES

BOSTON. Mass. Oct. 20-Sales. fur
nished BY Hayden. stone A. Co. ite-i1s
GrIswold-st.; Adv. TO-. A. G.. r.. 1.2;J:
Hos. Cons. 100; Cor. 800: Bu. citn., 500
e. 4 A.. 81; G.. a. w.. Z: Cent. so; G. ~.
700 Cop. Ran. "a y. W. 10; FIR. s5;
Ser a. e. .iS Ma ls,e f 49, Ma Ma l sss
Mich. 90 Mob. 7o New. Cons. 365;
Newh 5; y, r.. SOS: o, D., s,s2l; Csc,
81: Par. co. Qui.. zoo; II. Isl, iio; s..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20
u. S. GOV. BONDS.

Rond quotations. furnished by Hay
den Stone a. Co. ll6-l1S Griswold-st.
New IS reg. 1903 ~ a i04: do coup. lo4
hid. new IS reg, 100A G1o0A DO.
coup. l01 Gcl0lA new As reg, l20h a.
i2l; do, COUP, I22 bid.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20
Excursion Rates to Saginaw Via
Mlchlqan Central.

On account Of the Michigan State
Teachers Association round trip
rate of one and twothirds fare Is au-
thorized. Tickets on sale October 2S-
80 inclusive. good for return until
October 31st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20
THIRD AVENUE IN
DOWNWARD PLUNGE
ON BAD REPORT
WEAKNESS IN AN OTHERWISE
STRONG MARKET DUE TO RU<
MORE THAT STOCKS WOULD BE
ASSESSED s2s A SHARE.
~ sroCk MARkET-CLOsE.

Am Z. q r., soAs; Am. Loco" "a
Anal. Cop. 7es Ana Cop, AZ; a.
T. y :. Re, 81 y b. s. O.; ssS' b. n
i3l. Chi. & Ait, Ssh Can. Pac;, lde y
Z. * CT w, ~ Colo. +. * l.. 50 a
Cons. Gas. III. Del: d IL: can, Toe
Den. a Rio CIR. ASA; Erie, 81 =: d.
lists. "a. do 2nds. s5i.; Gen: Eleo''
las; Ice. % a. Ill. Cent. 1871 In: Pai
ga: la Cent, 26s L. Il N. lo7 = NJ.
ST l.. q 5. Ste, M. Ia M. h :;
Tex. 500; do ptd. 6+Js; Mo. Pac, 90
Nat. Bis, SS7.; Nat. Lead. So: Nor. &
w, 74t North w. i6i y, Nor Pas
I45h: y. Y. Z. * H.. 1867 ont. W.
Al: Pac Mail %; Penn. ia - Peo GaS
s5. Pm. s r., iSiT. p; 81. Car Ssss
II : 81. faui; -s,chioss st=Ess Z Z
Sou. Pac.. io5 i. SOU. Ry.. 22ss do pid
54r: Tenn. Cop, 46: Toll, ST IL. -
80: Tex & Pac.. 2s ~. Union Pac.. lesN
u. 5. ;. b.. l02%; u. ); Rub. St-s
u, ). Steel. IL; do pfd. 1898: VI,
Chem. 31A; Wabash. l2s. W. =; Tel
so: Wis. Cent. pref, as: West MOUSE
s2n; Utah Cop, az; Newh.. .; CT NOT"
1881: do Ore Cts. 5Sh.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20

Joseph Borek. 1850 Chene.
Henry Wierick. SIS Seybury.
Gustav Wohlfeil. 247 Hendricks.
Joseph Fraenfelder. us Larned.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20
Grand Trunk Railway system-colon.
lot Fares.

Reduced rates will be quoted dur
ing September and October to San
Francisco. Seattle. Portland. Van
couver and intermediate points In
Western Territory.
p For particulars address City Ticket
once, 124 woodward-avs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-20

Fe zoe. shan. 1sG; sup. 4 r.. l,iii'
Sup. Cop. $50. Tenn. 9oS, Trim; %;
q ass: Utah Cons. ses: Utah Cop. -55;
Vict el0. Win, IL. Wyan., $40.