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The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT Aus - CLOSE W bee
was strong CARTS and Weak iatrr. d
mand Cor milling was good. but eN-
porter did not do much. .NhD mort =
west .ad rImors OF frost. which helped
tnC elichgtu HcariShnes~ came from
Emo weather ln tho uorthwcet tud tho
selling 10 secure profits after ~"Vt ri
days ~ strength The September cor
t4l-LllA ,-LllLL- III The
days news
Wheat utotatous cash 80 rcd ]
car lt 1,itc. september opened ~ 9Gr.
gained o. nd declined 60 H1'2c' Dc.
ccuhrI opened 90 aftac. advanced 10
YSHp. and declined to 9fc. Ma, oprucd
at tiOl touched 81 co.. ANA dr. lncG a.
81 0Ofa $50. 3 rod. 921gc SO I white /
car re- g5tsc
Coars, grain quotations Corn --C1sh
no 3 tgc. 80 yellow ! car at ~ &c
Oats cash 80 white cars at fHr
\ gt tFa- O.. August, d GOO hu 90 80 70
C0.lnE at 1880; September 3 0oo - %
49f.c closing at iFaic.
liz uzL- Nu.9 sGc--
Beans -Casr.- S2.55; OctobcG 90 o,
November. 3
Glover .rcd Prtmc October 500 ha~a
Ht SD 4V, March. WOO bags at 81 80 9NU
~ 81 go sample 1lsike. 3 bags WIS, .5
: rs $T11. 30 at s. Is. az S. 10Y NJ y
Timothy seed Prime sgot - h3s'
atNSt.N5
DAY Included q 500 bhls ~ Hour 8 01r-
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
Who Wants TO BE
tistoriosrapher? Lots OF
Work. but No Salary

A fine municipal position is vacant
and the council will have To attend 20
its disposition soon.
Since the death of Richard FL
lott. there is no official historiog-
rapher. Perhaps no one has missed
the activity Of the office but that does
not alter the fact that the city has
had such AN officer since 1859 and
must continue 10 have one
Clarence NJ. Burton is the mayor s
choice. but the council is sole arbiter
in the matter
Detroits historiographer Is retain
ed TO collect all documents and pa
pers bearing upon the history OF the
city that he can find and turning
them over TO the city with his annual
report. II he does not do this. he is
liable To "A fine OF 500
There is no salary attached 90 tho
place. and the historiographer may
incur no expense chargeablo to the
city. He works for nothing and he
is liable to be punished If he does not
do IL well. Annual reports from the
historiographer have been extremely
rare. however
II is believed that Burton will have
very little competition for the posi-.
tion.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
Ru 7 c sAorWELL.

NEW YORK. Aug. 21- Southern
Pacin, sold az par today, for the first
- y "A y
event OF tremendous Importance 10
the Hartman people and was proper
~ celebrated They let II be known
that Southern Pacific is TO be their
market leader hereafter and that II
the corn crop fulflla present expecta-
tions the dividend on the common
stock will be increased to I per cent
Aside from Southern Pacitic's re
markahle advance the stock market
was dull Union Pacific sold in the
early trading at about the highest fg
ares OF yesterday a. did also New
York Central Northern Pacific, Great
Northern and - Paul. The metal
stocks were heavy. shelters losing a
point and Amalgamated one-aalI
point
ON the curb l.awson's Bay State
Gas moved fot new high record OF
5-l-2 and there were very large trans
actions in 1t, especially IN Boston
other stocks on the curb Were dull
but with the shares representing the
Elv and the Cobalt camps in good de-
mand. Goldfeld Consolidated WAS an
other stock
The London market was quiet with
no material changes IN the American
department
The stock market continued ialriy
active during the first hour. II was
controlled entirely by the speculative
element. The rally which followed the
initial dealings was OF short uura'
ton In the early dealings the Harri'
man stocks received some support
and a conspicuous feature was the ad'
vance in Southern Pacific TO par ana
is. the highest on record. SuOse'
however considerable real
king developed in this issue and the
price slumpcd TO SS "a Bear pres
sure was renewed in practically ali
quarters. Rock Island preferred sus-
tanned an extreme loss OF three points
TO %. equaling its previous low rec
ord and St. Louis, san Francisco sec
ond preferred lost IL points New
Aarl-- Cen1ral WAS again nnder pres
sure and declined 10 par "a. loss OF
"a as compared with yesterday
close.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
AUSTRALIA AND u. s.,
SWAP FLUCTUATIONS

OYSTER BAY. " T., Aug. IL
Hresident Roosevelt today received
)A1roueh the British charge d'anaires,
who is summcring In Manchester
Mass. a telegram from the governor
general and government of the com
monwealth OF Australia, which SAID III
part.
Australians. hundreds OF them VINO
are gathered on the shores OF sydney
harbor 10 welcome the battleship heet
.or inc United states at this moment
entering the eastern gateway OF TINS
continent. unite in cordial greeting TO
President Roosevelt The people %
the commonwealth faithfully apprecl-
ate rhe generous response to their IN
,itation by the president and citizens
of The great republic and rejoice IN the
opportinity afforded by this demon
sfration OF the might OF American
naval power to express their sincere
admiration of the sailors and their
esteem and aM6ction for the country
whose glorious dag they hope TO- see
ever floating beside Vhat oil N'he''
motherland.
President Roosevelt replied that "
vas rare, pleasure TO accept AUS
-....-+---,e.A aancrous huspitality. 81
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
WANTS LIGHTING
SERVICE EXTENDED

Aid Ellis, Of the Fifteenth ward is
preparing an ordinance TO be intro
duccd in the council next week. which
will provide that electric lighting com
panies must extend their service
where a sufficient number OF prospec-
tive users ask for service.
This clause is part of the con
tract the city has with the Detrsy1
City Gas Co. and under 1t the gHs
company has had To extend its mains
into all localities where the popula-
ton warranted such Improvements.
f'rturc- completing the-drafL of his
ordinance. Aid Ellis called upon the
mayor to inquire whether the bargain
recently put through by the latter in
regard TO reducing electric lighting
rates would preclude any change in
the service requirements
My agreement has nothing TO do
with service but only with rates re-
piled Mayor Thompson.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
FUGITIVE WARD IS
BELIEVED To Be
At WAVERtEY
SHERiFF's POSSE BEATS WOODS
TO FIND HEAVILY BUILT MAN
WHO LEAPEO FROM CAR AND
DISAPPEARED.

WANEBLEG, Mich. Aug. 21.-Tne
authorities Of this place believe they
have John VI. Ward, wanted by ,he
officers OF Ncwaygo county on suspi-
cion OF wife murder. nearly trapped III
this vicinity.
When the train from Grand Rap
ids pulled in Lere YESTERDAY, tail.
heavily built man leaped from one OF
} he cars. Officers had been notified
| 70 watch-fu him About 20 men gave
pursuit but the fugitive outrau them
anc escaped in the maze OF cars which
were being switched az that time lie
Is thought 10 have boarded tain Tor
chicago, Officers at all points % the
ere Marquette from here 10 81
liz IL 4--A- -.e4-tl- -i,e,-+- .4-
an.
y peso or farmers me deputies I'D
L. Sht.IG Kamferceck and bloui.
bounds f"c IN CoopersvIlla have been
trailing tn patch ~ woods IN th.
year Of the Pere Marquette freight
yards
James Marin yardma5TeT 0T TTJ
Pere Marquette here. saw the strange
man Who-More blue oYeralls, blue
coat, and a dark SLOUGH hat. jump
from the freight as IL pulled into the
yards He at once notified the sheriff.
Trailing the Quarry.
Sheriff Bulls, of Newaygo. return.
ed to that city Wednesday night
Early The following morning he was
notified that a man answering Wards
description had stopped at water
tank outside OF Biteley and waited for
the II O'Clock southbound freight.
which he boarded The authorities
AT Sparta were Immediately commu
nicated with and ordered TO search
the freight there. The sheriff OF that
place went over the entire train with
the exception OF one car OF salt which
appeared 20 be sealed. AS II was
drawing out. however. the officer dis
covered a rear door in the car open
which he had not seen. Thinking
that the man was concealed in the
car he wired to Grand Rapids To In
tercept the train at that point Two
/ deputies were dispatched to Mill
Greek but they missed the train by
20 minutes. At the West End station.
the freight was missed by 10 minutes
and pulled over into the Pere Mar
quette yards south of the city.
Wurkmcn In the yards claimed To
have seen man answering Wards
I description leave the salt car AMI
board the 'southbound freight leaving
at 1l:l5 Thursday morning and arriv-
/ ing at Waverley az o'clock Waiver
ley was reached by telephone and
Sheriff Kamfcrceek with his deputies
started out To meet the train.
"Mushfskir" Nabbed.
\ Tie mis- 'eA- it,-heweFer, but railway
men impaired the information that
such "A looking man had left the train
/ TheS hit the trail. and ran TO earth
an umbrella member who confessed
he had come into town on that
freight but as be was about foot
/ Shorter than Ward he was allowed TO
! 20 Another man was also detained
I but later released
/ II is beloved now that Ward was
ON that train, but eluded the sheriff
lhy alighting farther down the track
before entering the tOwn, and watru1
Itl an opportunity afforded then rode
/ i'm and made for the woods.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
BRYAN TO SPEAK
INDIES MONIES

LINCOLN. Neb., Aug. 2l.--Wm Jen'
nings Bryan left last night on his first
speaking tour OF the campaign. He
was accompanied by lis private sec
men
fte witt bbe-baeih Lincoln OF Aug.
2S I'm the meantime he will confer
with party leaders in Iowa. speaking
tonight at Dcs Moines on the tariff his
first speech OF the campaign in which
he directly discusses issues.
He will spend Saturday an Sun
day in Chicago, in conference with
Chairman Mack and other managers.
He will be joined there by r. l..
Melcalfe of Nebraska and other mem
hers Of the campaign text book com.
uittcc
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
Markets on1 Finance
withdrawals

OF oats. and OF rye. Withdrawals
were 400 bhlS OF M. stocks are ifl,-
66i bu 81 wheat, 10 hu OF corn, %. r.
Ues bu Of oats. o. spa bu OF rye
Wheat receipts So Louis, 10000
bu Year ago. lla.Duo .hu.
Northwestern wheat receipts Friday,
80 cars. year HEo. 50 cars.
Wheat IA Liverpool closed = 4i/', -
and corn nd lower
Exports % WNcat from Argentina
THIS week i22 coo bu
Week. American exports Of wheat
and Hour $500 600 bu
Exports of wheat aud nour Friday.
so 600 bu.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Friday. $4,000 bu. year ago. Gil 600 n.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. AUG. -i-Opcuiug prices
WhrHt-Stpt. 49, 70 SO re. Corn-Sept.
80 n y - oats sept, 49c. Pork 80
ing Lard-Srpt t920
Wheat refused 10 stand 40 at lie
high prices of the session and me
fourth day OF the bulge bat reacted
sharply from the tor on heavy selling
by bears and closed - n iaC lower.
Corn was under some pressure also, and
was unable 90 hold up the early adj
vance. n closed 3. on 20 . "a = Gp
FOR tho dav oats were pat on sale ou
All the bulCes. They were 8, 10 EC
higher % tht close Provisions We're
OF 2is 4oi4c
Closing pr.ccs. Whcat-Sept s3i e.
Corn-Sept TTi.r asked Oats-Scpt
feis 1i49f,c Pork sept sll45 bll.
lard Sept sel2lg WY15. Ribs-Sept..
s. So.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21

DETROIT Aug @t.--Cattlc--Quie
and unchanged. outlook steady Ftlces
ranged as follows. Choice steers. aver
agiue I'M 900 10 100 lbs S47Ap
q 30. choice handy killers "a So.
light To- good butchers steers and rrtf-
trs 81 1Ju $50. common killers and rat
cows. s. 5ou4. Gamers COWS. s. - ~
225 common 10 ori me shipping bulls
x3u2tJ. light butchers and heavy
sausage bulls. s. 30 a $50. stoehers aud
feeders g. JO6I % per CWt. Mich
Cows-ActiVe. SIS u so each cal
Calves Active. stus per cwt
SAetp and l.ambs-Dui and un-
changed. quality fair; ChoiC, lamus.
s. 30 fi-5.T5, Hight 10 fair SiQ5. com
mon To prime sheep, s3u .; mixed sheen
aud lambs Siu5 common killers So ,
1i325. culls SEA 81 per cwt
.isa7-t..st-
~ fair. prime mediums and rat york d
ers 625U6.5O. light workers. and pigs,
s. 50n6. roughs. s5.+5fi5.50 per cwt
Receipts cattle. as calves. a.
sheep. 100 hogs. 55S
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
NEW WORK COTTON.

NEW YORK Aug Il Although ire
market az Liverpool opened higher
than pNuectcd fae Coftou Icd'l / Il
sharply. hut AZ the time ~ opening ~
Tho local exchange was only a. point or
40 better thau was due, causing rec
ncWul OF aggressive bear hammcrlnE
mere under which prices gave way
RAPIDLY - below THURSDAYS lowest
level tor October on the car there
were some heavy sales of October one
broker estimated al 10000 bales oi o.
tobcr. set down for bun hon9' =. VINO
il IS believed have not Vet completed
their liquidation. Sentiment in tnt pa
continued extremely betrlsb GA the
crop ana trade situation.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
vopprR MARkEr-CLosE.

Ariz. Conf II. Apex, - All 30 =
AdN ln BLACK Min. 3is Bos. cons.
12T. hos ElN. - Hos a torh.. -
Eutte Gin. t6a Btng. Cons. 20. cop
CON. 49, Cons Mer.. a.. e y A.
1888 cent. $3.50, Daly w. 70 Envis
~. gags Butte. :. Ely Cons. g
ElN. Nts Fr I2ia. FIRST Natl 3. Ut.
1903. - Can 1t7- Cold Cons, GO,
LaSll--- Iits Lake t37ai Mass. ~
Moh.. tGts Mai IS. Mich. 1874. Miami
1Ots. MuNu. So. Men. con, .. Mck. u
soc. Nip .. Isle Roy. 81, NeV. g rs
f-is New Utah. 3is. New Dom. "a
y Butt, 81 do Ex.. 80. old Dom. 80
Ncwh.. - Csc. III; Par. 2Ti4 QuiuCy
gf. Raven. 1o1. shan, -. sun. -PittS.
1888. santa Re. "a sup Cop, 80,
-Sl4p-- ~. 40-.-,-lz-tFi a-..f.ri 49,
cons. iti. Itd cop com Ia. T. :
oN 20 a.. : II 4 :. ~. 10 pfd
ti7s Wet. %. Win. 6is WAN ti.
utah "a
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
Escaped Lunatic Captured.

satin Cowles, an inmate Of the
LANCER home for the fcebleminded.
t-TS-ryrars-- from -h-tffrr i1rStttuttUn
three DAYS ago. was found wandering
ION the Grand Trunk tracks near
by Assistant Special
Agent John Woznack. Thursday, might.
and turned over TO Lieut.. Breault. OF
the truant squad. lie will be- returned
to the home.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
,HIcIao Li,EsTo,h.

CHICAGO. Aug fioES--Eec cl pts
3 900. market strong to BE- higher.
light <6.20UG.SO. bulk S6.50f $50,
-ttttA cd E-2nlLb-9O-- pigs. s. s5MG1O.
heavy. 50 2Ou $50. good to choice
: TtaTy D., y6-JV n o -JO. fOWETE- ST--0 T-TO.
= 800 market strong. beeyes SS.tsft
T65. Texas steers. s.. J0Q $50. western
S265u4JO. cows and heifers si.SJU6.
calves Si.snet 20. Shrep- Receipts
900. market steady. natives. 80. a 80,
western $2.15 "a 4. -. yeaIiinEs Si1jfI
S. 1JQG25
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
MAKE KOCH HAS
GREAT C|NCH
CITY TREASURER WITHOUT oP
POSITION ETHER FOR NOM.
NATION ELECTION.

Max c. Koch, city treasurer, came
in for a short time from his country
place, Friday. to enter as a candidate
Tor denomination as city treasurer. AS
there is no opposition TOR Koch uf1 the
Republican side, and no probability OF
opposition from any strong Democrat,
Koch has a lone position OF vantage.
Two lonesome Democrats have filed
their petitions since Thursday noon.
Both are from the seventh ward.
where the contest IS solely for the
Democratic nomination. The latest
list follows:
Jas. d. jerome (Rl. city clerk
Max C. Koch (RD. city treasurer.
AfdeTmen-FTed ". Schwartz RI
Fourteenth ward; Stephen Skrbycki
CD, Seventh ward; Richard N Wat
son (R), Twelfth ward; Mich. l.. lie
sinski (R), Ninth ward; Ed j Korte
(RD. Seventeenth ward; Arson Bad
ger (R). Fifteenth ward.
-Estimalnrs-A- -PaIIersnn- IL !
Fourteenth ward John Delor CD
Seventh ward; Jas. Cranshaw. Ir
CRD, Twelfth ward; Herman c. Dom
ros (RD. at large; Standish Backu-
(RD. First ward Samuel Long tRD,
Tenth ward
Frank l.. Lark tRD
Fourteenth ward; Peter NJ. Hansjos
ten (RD. Fifteenth ward; j. II. Cum
mings tR.). Sixth ward.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
Narrative, Keynote,
Says his hero:

Says his hero.
- make love TO her only In the
most conventional way / will give
her what she wants-a New ork po'
sition: and she will give me what
want-more money. You can't ever
have too much OF that YOU know
That is the keynote OF the MARIA
tive
The sole decent figure In the pag-
cant OF physical and moral glutton5
Mr.. Patterson depicts Is hard-Work'
ing. sclf.respecting actress VINO, Oe'
ginning her professional work In a
neighborhood stock company III CTf=
cago carves ont a great career.
"a Little BFather- Of the Rich Is
the story OF two strugglers VINO, each
in their own way. attain their hearts
desire. The tale begins In an Indiana
village and ends amid the surround
ings Of that dissolute, luxurious ana
unhappy social order which Mr. Pat
terson calls the gay set.
Happiness happiness, what Is IL
cries the man. no has II? All we
know IS that money can get almost
everything for you
And the actress, when she Is ask
ed the old question. so you really
believe i'm art for arts sake?' replies
Rather. I should say that my art is
for peoples sakes, TO bring them
little more understanding. niue
more wisdom and hope and courage
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
MARKET CLOSE.

EAST BUFFALO. y Z. Aux Il
Cattlt-Recetpts so fairly active and
and LaIuhs- RcceIuIs nnu aCliAe.
steady, iamhs. S51 sac :, N"drliuSs, $3.50
N 9; sheep S271H4.15 oHoEs--Rec eipts
S.fO0 fairly aCtiV" AT 80 stronger; york
YRS. s6m 10, pigs. s.+ntt 80 'HttAta
md heANIes. s. q : IL. romghs Sa.aN 4 b
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
NEW WORK. NET Al.

NEW YORK. Avg 2I--AI tn0 MetaI
exchange todav. business continued sN-
:-zt ~. ,--tt,s
change in prices Tin was STEADY not
WIthstandinE the easier tone in the
foreign market Quotations are lake,
I2ie Gl26sc. electrulyt!c. t2"- 4tl2 ? {.
: zoe: lead az ls a 4.62i2c tin, 800
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
RICH CH|CAGOAN' s
NOVEL JOLTS THE
HOWL|NG SMELLS
JOSEPH MEDllL PATTERSONS
NEW BOOK, WRITTEN IN So
.etattSTiG --N6tN,- SHOWS
OILERS FOOL AWAY TIME.

CHICAGO. AHe 2l.-'A littlt
Brother OF the Rich, novel OF life
in Chicago and New TOrK, ~ -5fusrptr
MediI Patterson, is shortly TO be
published.
The proof sheets reveal mourn
full and startling picture oil American
society as Mr.. Patterson has found IT,
The Socalistic faith OF the grandson
of Joseph Medill and son of H. w
Patterson is voiced throughout The
story
Brokers' Offices in Wall-st, the
raWfngrOOElS or society, the TdVV
course. the Easements of huge mer
camille establishments OF the large
cities, the boudoirs- OF women OF tasn-
ion. the dressing room Of actresses
and the gay restaurants along Broad
way provide the background OF \
Little Brother of the Rich. and amid
those scenes the novelist bcholds only
-VXrvss anu Ft1ffff7 -
drunkenness and intrigue and fran
tic quest for money
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
EAST BUFFALO
Report Of Market Opening by Sadier.
Hnrick u Co. COMMITS >ion Merchants.

BUFFALO Aug. 2l.-- SpecIa Cat
tle--ReCeipts light and steady Hogs
Receipts 4.0oo strong heavy. $7.oJ6I
ri5. yorkers So n 1.p5. grassers.
$625m6 75. pigs s. so She-p- Receipts
600 steady tops, $3.50 Calves
SIrnng. 81. 30.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
wyandotte Man Seeks Divorce.

Bertram j. Bishop. wellknown
Myapdette- cigar dealer stfftl ~ -ffcpfrryv
OF former Mayor Bishop, filed a bill
Cor divorce Friday against his wife.
Anna. lie alleges desertion.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21

l04L. do coup. l04Gl05. new Sc reg.
i0l Gl0l - do, coup. lUl % iol ~ new
IS reg l20A al?1as do. coup III = ~
-
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
More -Inouble-for- Evans.

\ heap ot trouble awaits Ray J..
Evans. Chicago travelling man. if
the police should Succeed In locating
him Miss ALTA Hallbauer. of No.
2f7 Brush-st.. secured warrant a
day or twol ago, charging him with
The thefi of QNdiamond ,ring Thurs
day the management OF Hotel Pont-
chartrain sworc out warrant for his
arrest ON q charge of defraudinG the
hotel OH OF a. bosFd-bill amounting
to Si5S5 DeTeCtIvcs WtfvuTr- ;ttfti
Black traced EVanA as far rs nm
Nrbur. hGt there lost the trail.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21

Bustness-1ike Printing. 40 russ and
no feathers The plain. neat kind, THAT
looks right Times Printing Co.. is
John Rat. Phone 1AgB.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
PRODUCE q

Commission men reported nothing
new in the way Of prices this morning.
and conditions were also about as hcrr-
toforc For some reason the receipts
.of plums were very light. but dealers
,Vcr. glad OF a chance "a clean mp
stocks on hand Receipts OF peaches
now include the white frecston" va~ic-
tics. and with Increasing receipts there
ia "A tendency to shade prices. Grapes
90 all kinds are In large supply and
apples and pears are plentiful ~ ever.
Receipts 81 poultry wcTc tfEnt Turt rtT7
demand slow. and butter and eggs were
4
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
Cotton prices furnished BY iI1yd.a.
LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations furnished by
Lewis 6 Gorton. lf1S Majestic buildins
A lAIN
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21

Busines~-IiLc Printing. No FUSS and
10 feathers. The plain. neat kind. hat
looks right Times Printing CO.. 10
John R.-st Phone 149S..
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
OVERLOOKED AT SEEING HIM,
GEN. NILES SISTER DROPS DEAD
LEnAINsrrR Mas

n y IEOMTNSTER, Mass. Aug 21.-The SHOCK of zee,
Miles her brother after separation OF years proved
Jane Merriam of Leomnsters oldest residents
commander called with another brother, Daniel & Mile
almost tainted with Joy. Shortly they left
.etthir - hours she died
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
Tho RoN. ]. Ure Stowarl na..or o.

The Rev. j Tire stewart pastor OF
ils-tsff, AAfvfft.A.---st-'--r- rr-------r-r'
DetrWi dnd/ Miss Catherine g. Me.
Lean. were united I'm marriY-e We'd,
nosday evening in Tho home OF the
bridc I'D GOODRICH. Ont iho couple
have ronc for a trip 10 Muskola Ont
bat will return to Detroit in Septem.
Ia
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
nosro~ corrEn SALES.

BOSTON Aux. u Sales, (uEn,she .
hv' Hayden. STONE & Co. AdN., % %.
Anal al. An. 200 Am, Iinc. $50.
Arc. $50. Arlz com ], i25, do rites. ~
t5f. Bng 75 Bonz.. 200 Bos Con
POO Bos a Corb.. zoo But" Cltns $50,
9 =, III, CCnt-1 IL -,'tt----N+ -
345; Cop. Range. 500. -. W, loo. FIR.
Lake COM 500. TaSal. . Mass \165
Mex. 80 y Miami $40, Mich, sij.
Mob. 20. Nct. Cons. "a. y Buttc. g.
e26 old 10 IN. ts5: Par. 90; 1.ho. MS.
lGe SHAH shy Cob Lila =.
16- Tim, IANoy Us Oh 80. L. 81.
gmeit ai0 do pfd i5S. IT'D. Cop. so,
Utah Cons. tT5. Utah con. 30. Wet.
1850 Win. 800: Wolv., 5; Wyau so
u. S. GOVERN MENT PONDS
Ropd quotations. furnished oy Hay
den. stone * Co. New 2s reg. i0s (. q
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
App,c--Fancy. ,sas; common. ,la


Appic~-Fancy. seas common. 'iG
pnttep-otacIai prices: Extra cream.
cries. CSC. rrsts. slc; crooks. nc; pack
Ing stock. iGi9c per III
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sl.25 n 80
Cabbage-soc per doz 81 30 per Dbl
TnuiIacvcr--Callfor 81 1902 lc;
CrIcry-i5o72 Oc per dos.
Chce~~--Alichigan-f crse rl.-nps--
pc. Ifnibarper new tSc. brick. ftc,
schweitzor. old. isc' new, 1sc per IN
CsIIsoraia Eruit--Aprlcots 81 % =
10 pec box; cherries. - Son2 per box;
peaches. 81 per box. plnms. $3.50 por
box, grapes s2.I3 per crate ears
c,oneeEPacSsse coffee ,l2758I6s5
Dressed cni,e.-Fancy,<sas com,
non 60 &c Ter IN ",
EgES--Micnigan current receipts,
IhYtr--Nich'Cnr pdt.nt. IN wood.
EEr u.--rrurrr,- i,st+-g,t1-fl-i5.-t raight
81 40 clear. sfl5 per bbl.
reed--fohhing lots. bran. s25; coerse
corn meal. s3t. corn and oat chop. S3I /.
coarse middlings. se6. nne middiings,
SOS per ton.
Err.h N~xrtnbi~s--Groen onions. i0c
per doz. cucunoers SbSe i0c per. doz
.i.it.sss f.---.----'-s.s--- zee
NV r,lrgfay -Ttr ue- TO- IiCf1 mt 1-
doz. tgreeu peas. ;i75 per buy
wax beans 81 per box. green beans.
g0c per hamper. home grown tomatoes
so ~ Sc per bu.
Green repprrs-sl4iio per bu.
Graprs-Plue. Aoc pea basket. he a
wares. s2T5 per crate.
Green Cors--i5 u soc per dos
Hnrdvsrr--Wlrc nails $3.50; base
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21

of geeiue Con Nelson 4
proved fatal TO Mrs Mary
Tents When the former
& Miles. the aged woman
y left. She became 800 and
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21

Mems Fine Black Hose. worth
zoe ....,.... ............ az
Mems Hose. worth SOC
and 75c ............,....,. ..... i:ic
Mems Suspenders. worth 35c. tic
Mems Best Work Shirts .. 3Sc
Mems Shirts, worth 75e. go. 3Sc
Dress Shirts. worth up 10 Si.5o zoe
Mems Lightweight Under
wear, worth 75c and $1.oo 3Sc
Mems White Handkerchiefs,
worth 15c ...... ........... Be
Mems Belts. worth 75c. 49,. 3Sc
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21

Boys Knee Pants, only ... e.. 3oc
acknowledgements water
proof. all colors. worth SIP,
only .,..,,,.....'...... ..'. 80 o1
Sweet-Orr Best Work Pants Si.3S
Fine Pants, worth $3.50 and
$500 .,........- .,.......,. Si.1o
Two-piece Summer Suits. all
coors. worth SIS ....... S1.o5
Mems Pants. Sweet-Orr make soc