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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-12
KITE KAISER'S SAD
CAREER IS ENDED

"Kittie KAISER Kittie Kaiser!"
called an officer In Justice Stems
court. Monday morning. Half a hun
dred times within the past few years
''Kittie''i as she Is Familiarity called by
every police officer in the downtown
district had answered to her name In
the police court. and II was always the
same old charge, being drunk.
But there was no response. Monday.
"Kittie Kaiser" called the offlcer
again. This time another blue-coat
stepped TO the rail and quietly an
nounced to the court:
1.-The defendant Is dead, your hon
or"
Case dismissed" was the perfume
tory observation from the bench. And
thus the curtain was rung down on
the life OF an unfortunate woman
Repeatedly. when arrested, Kittie
Kaiser insisted that she did not like
liquor, that she hated the taste Of II.
but lust could not let II alone. II was
trouble, she said. that drove her to Il.
Kittie was arrested for the last time
week ago. after one OF her periodical
sprees. After the effects OF the liquor
had passed of she became very III and
was unable TO appear In court the next
day. so the case was postponed week.
She continued to grow worse and. Sat
urday, passed away. The body h In
Maney's morgue.
Kittie's husband. who was a railroad
engineer. died a few years ago. leav'
ing her $4,000 insurance. out OF which
she went on her sprees, paid her fines.
and then continued her debauch. She
had been living recently with an, tai
Ian at No. 81 Leland-st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-12
SERVIAN ARMY is
READY; MUNITION
TRAINS ROLLING


ship for Turkey than upon the treaty
obligations OF Austria.
Regarding the latter. II says. among
other things:
We may very well be brought into
unpleasant situations through consid-
Grafton for our allies, but that cannot
prevent us standing by them. even In
questions which are not the objects
OF our alliance We believe that q
different modus proceden di In the &C
ton which was considered necessary
In furtherance OF Austro Hungarian
state interests would have lessened
the consequent difficulties. On the
other hand we recognize that the Aus
tro-Hungarian claim TO a final settle
ment OF Bosnian affairs Is we'll found
ed"
In gauging the significance OF this
statement Is must be remembered that
the North German Gazette never ex-
presses opinion on politics until IL IS
acquainted with the governments
views
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-12
WILD OPENING ON
NEWS Of WARS
DELAY
PRICES OF LEADING ISSUES AD-
VANCE FROM FRACTIONS TO
s,,a POINTS. c. p. HAVING THE
WIDEST RANGE.
Bv r. C.. SHOTWELI.

NEW YORK. Oct. 12-Dennite
news that the threatened European
war could not come to pass at present.
caused a wild opening In Wall-st. this
morning. The prices Of leading issues
advanced from fractions to 3l-z
points. Canadian Pacific having the
widest opening. Union Pacific was
second. with an advance OF 2 5-S;
Southern Pacific was next with q
points. after which followed Erie. Rock
Island. the Steel shares and Chicago
& Alton. Much pront-taklng was In
dulged IN by tn. professionals. but
they were very much surprised to dis
cover that their stocks were In good
demand. At the end Of the nrst half
hour of trading the entire list was firm
but dull around the high prices.
AS announced, the technical position
OF the market Is unusually strong and
the big people are pledged to advance
II for political reasons. Steel common.
Erie. and Union Pacific have appar-
emily been picked a. the leaders and
the buying Of Steel especially Is the
best seen In Wall-st. for many years.
The strength OF Erie and Union Pa
cific; based on the general belief that
Hartman has planned to put the Bos-
ton & Maine. the Delaware a Hudson
and Erie into a single combination
which will In time be purchased by the
Union Pacific treasury. thus forming
transcontinental railroad.
On the curb. stocks we've very dull!
but steady. Cobalt Central established
new high record at 54; La Rose was
steady around 3-S; Nipissng at IA !;
Cumberland-Ely at 7 5-S. and Nevada
Consolidated at Is rs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-12
.Aypiss-Faney. sz.so0a7s; common

,AASla,ss.-Fannsy. szso0a7s: common
Bssser-omeiai prices: Extra cream.
packing stock. isc per Id:
S:sS:sssOe SsI be. SS R'r Dbl
Ssis.y-2s gsoe pc, , d9A ,,..n ,.x
i've: schweitser. isc per ID.
Chestnuss-S4@46o per bu: s@loe
sss .sss:: :.ss ; S-.a Pee.
CoSecUPseksse coffee. naN@1s..s
c..s...:;.,-ca Gods. ','s per su;
Dre:seA Caivs.-rancy. 1o9IIc: com.
ESsSM!chisan current receipta
frsts. case count. 2oMc.
FIour-Michigan patents. in wood
$3.50; second patent. So straight. $3.50;
Feed-Jobbing lots. bran. s34; coarse
corn meal. ssS: corn and oat chop.
s2s. so; coarse middlings. sss; fine mid
Finnan Hsdase.-lonc per 10.
Fresh vegetabie.-oreen onions. Is,
sSce. toc per bI: parsley. Isc: wat
beans. $50 per box; green beans. 75c per
hamper: homegrown tomatoes. 7o0s6c
Grape Eruis-NR5:so per box.
GraPes-coneords s-io baskets. lSS
baskets. lSc: Delawares. 4-lb.. lee.
-AardMare-Wire malta. $3.50: ba,s
20 and s per cent on; poultry nettius;
Ba a1s.er w Iaso sa.sc No snneaisd ~ss
siotS. S:.o per i leo feet; lap and snip
S ,o,as esSetrOssh. 90 and 10 per ~
! on; round and corrugated conductor
pipe. IS and per cent on ss,,.
,eSiie: e1sI.c,ea:. sSsss per ID.
pras. 'fsHDsr: Dsy Ss, III:
old old TiaIlso; new. iioSio 80; No. !.
STRAW Wheat and oss
Hids:-Nc; cured. ioc: No. f.
s ssesS y; N Kip es srssnS No No. No.
calf cured. No. i. &C: No: isxss:
s osso hides MS No. is' Ss no e: :hs .s;
| skins. Az to wool. 40 q soc.
Lime.-soc per 100. .
Meiss..-Gems. si.is per bu; o:as.
nSL2s per crs at :, ,oo n..A
os s:ass.sMs S'0S Dss per crate:
Michigan. 66@sbc per cu. -, o..
eeS 4se Ss ls:s per se cent? for onsn
IN 10 days: diamond headlight kero-
acne: az snf; turpsn'ins. in barrel lots
onrs..Sse.@vaiencias. M.Y0AD per
Ga5o; A. N.7saa; B. N.2s0Ise
Pears-Kiefer's. soc per blu. $3.50
AIS per Dbl: Bartletts. &1.2b01.bo per
Pop cern-Ears. IN 03c per 10.
PeacheS-Yellow. bushels. "A. S7.S6
@2.50: A. t1.75@2; B. 81 2591.5o.
capples-F'loridas, &5W6.50 per
crate.
Observation-Disclosures. ss@7oc per bu;
car lots, (. o. b. Detroit. 6OV65c per bu.
POuhry-Hens. lie; springs. IL %
l1hc; geese e.; ducks. 9W10c; turkeys.
PrOviyions-Mess pork. $500, family
| pork, $l90l9.50; light, clear. 1890:
heavy. 1850: smoked hams. 12%c;
dry sailed briskets, ike; shoulder :.
&c; picnic hams, Shc; bacon. lac; lard
H. tierces. ike. kettle rendered l2A
per In.
sweet Potatoes-virginias. s1.75Q
l.ss per Dbl: Jerseys. $i.15 per bu; -
suEsr-Crystai dominoes, IS; Eagle
tablets. S6.S5: cut loaf, $40: cubes. 70:
xXxX, powdered. $500; graduated. ex-
ira coarse. S6.55; graduated, In bulk.
$40; Michigan graduated, 35.36; gran
! ulatcd in 35-lb cotton bags, $3.50; con-
fectioncrs' A. $40. No. I, tG.45: No. 2.
$5.t5; No. 9. S5.t5. No. I. S5.35; No. s.
$3.50; No. 6, $5.25: No. Z, IS. 20; No. 8.
1915; No. g. $50: No. 10. S5.05: No. IL.
IS; No -i2, s4,s5; No. 13, $3.50: No. IA.
$3.50; No. Is. $3.50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-12
cretsn Assembly to Meet.

CANEA. Island Of Crete. Oct. H.
The Cretan Assembly will hold an
extraordinary session today. The OF
fetal program says the president Of
the assembly will open the session In
the name OF the king OF Greece. All
the consuls and military officers have
been invited TO attend.
Resolutions have been adopted BY
the municipalities declaring union
with Greece. Unfavorable reports pub
lished here OF Greece's attitude with
regard to union have caused feeling
of depression among the people. who
have been advised by the oficials not
to hold any more armed demonstra.
lions, as the commanders Of the In
ternational troops very strongly dis.
approve Of these.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-12
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, Oct. 12.-Ciose: The wheat
market opened with a small loss on
lack Of ginger In the war news. Ihen
wheat acreage gave the bears scare
and the price advanced. only TO decline
later on liberal selling. The leading
on help from war in Europe. but be-
iieve the situation - strong from q
merchandising point or view; sreas
deal of alarm 10 felt regarding next
years winter wheat crop. The acreage
Is very short. and the trade IL now de-
pending on the result OF late seeding.
which ~ not safe unless all later con-
ditions are most favoYabis.
Wheat auotations-Cash No. red.
3l.03A; December opened &c lower al
E.04E, gained NC and declined TO
H.o4E; May opened at Sl,o7k. touched
No. ss a rsS. d sl.ooS No. white. car;
Coarse grain quotations: Corn--Sash
No. 3. a7sc: No.: yellow. ] car at SIC.
Rye-Cash No. Z. 7sc.
December. s220.
ISIS So at $50: Msrcsh. 200 bags at
S5.s5, 100 at $3.50; sample. 80 bags at
IS. so at s4.75. 60 At $3.50: sample AL
sIke. Is bags at $3.50. II at w.
Timothy seed-Prime spot. DO bags
Receipts in the Detroit market On
Monday, included 100 bblr OF Hour,
cars of wheat, 3 OF corn, ~ or oats. and
4 OF rye. Withdrawals were 400 bbls OF
-four. Stocks are i76.1st blu or wheat.
lsL624 bu of corn. 303.asS bu or oats.
and ll7,O24 bu Of rye.
Wheat receipts at Winnipeg, vi cars
for two days.
Northwestern wheat ssoeipts Monday.
1870 cars; year ago, SIG.
Russian wheat exports last week e
440. coo bu: Danubian. 1.752.Oo0 bu.
Wheat receipts at Kansas City. Z4S
cars: year ago, 81 cars.
Visible supply changes: Wheat g.
37i 900 bu. increase. corn. 572.OO0 bu,
decrease; oats, $4,000 bu. increase.
ST Louis wheat receipts. $4,000 bu;
year ako. Ill 900 bu.
Wheat In Liverpool closed va I'D
-ieweF.-and corn unchanged.
Wheat receipts Mt primary points
Monday. 1.S72.oo bu; year ago. 1.s5O.000
bu.
SIS. 600 bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN,
4 CHICAGO. Oct, 12.-Iower cables.
higher consols liberal receipts
northwest. causing an easier market In
wheat with prices about hcAw lower,
Commission houses were on both sides
OF the market.
Opening prices: wheat-Dec.. Si.oik
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-12
COPPER
BOSTON COPPER LETTER

Furnished by Hayden, Stone a. CO..
The Boston market opened quietly
with trading moderately active. After
the first hour. distinctly stronger
tone developed on a broader volume of
business. North Butte and Range have
been noticeably strong. both issues be-
ing one per cent higher than Saturday.
Franklin also showed gain OF one full
point Boston & Corbin continues an
active feature; 1t 10 being bought by
the same inside interests that have
been advancing Arizona Commercial.
Predictions that the stock will sell at
Is are freely circulated, The feeling Is
becoming quite general that copper
stocks will sell considerably higher be-
tween now and election. We. ourselves,
are builish for the long pull and feel
very friendly to the best producing
copperS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-12
Roosevelt Receives
Cheering News From
New York and Ohio
WASHINGTON. Oct /

WASHINGTON, Oct 12.-Increasing
animation and O healthier tone gener
ally in the political situation is seen
by Republican leaders. This cheering
message was borne TO the White
House by Elmer Dover, former secre-
tary OF the advisory committee. In
cidentally Mr.. Dover's lengthy confer
ence with the president has set the
friends OF Chairman Hitchcock to
wondering whether the summoning OF
Mr.. Dover to the executive Office is
not to be interpreted as an Indication
Of MT. Roosevelt's displeasure with the
national chairman.
Mr.. Dover's visit. coming 80 closely
on those made by Rep. Herbert Par
sons and James B. Reynolds, indi-
Gates that the president il determined
TO take an active part In the cam.
paign. He 10 calling into conference
party leaders from practically every
part OF the country, and is watchirs
with the most minute care the devel
opments day by day. His obserya
tons thus far have satisfied him that
Mr. Taft's election In assured.
According to Mr. Dover the situa
ton as to funds IL not nearly so des
psrate as II was three weeks ago
Also. he told the president the situa
ton In New York and Ohio has under
gone q wonderful change for the bet
ter.
I'm New York and Ohio the outlook
II much better than II was" said Mr.
Dover. The result cannot be doubt
ed by anybody. Republicans are be
ginning to come forward from all di
rections with contributions to insure
the carrying out of plans for victory
Labor situation Disturbing.
Mr.. Dover showed no perturbation
over the labor situation, but II Ii
known that the White House Is not
exactly satisfied with the outlook
Willis l.. Moore, chief OF the weather
bureau. called on the president shortly
after Mr.. Dover left, and brought
cheering news.
Il have been In communication with
many men prominent In labor circles
Mr.. Moore told the president. and
find that there 10 growing tendency
on the part OF these men TO ignors
oomperS efforts to swing the laboI
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-12
Dts Sees Fires
Of Socialism As
Spreading Afar

& NEW YORK. Oct. l2.-Ths Social.
20 demonstration both here and In
nudreds OF cities and towns where
~ Red Special has stopped have
'VOn pause to the so-called conserva-
NJ oleunents In the communities.
n Dobo - unmistakably the idol Of the
hing class. The press In New
~ 15ocfibed the Decentralization for
49, q the Hippodrome q week ago
y 90 e the most remarkable In the
o11tlcnl history OF this city. -How
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-12
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Bids for furnishing and Erecting El-
terror Firsproof Enclosed Plat.
forms. Stdirways, Etc.
Secretary's Office. so Broadway.
Detroit, Mich. Oct Sth, 1908

Detroit. Mich, Oct. sth. 1908.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office Until IL o'clock noon. Thurs
day. Oct. ed. 1908. for furnishing and
erecting completes IN all respects. ac-
cording to drawing; and specifications,
exterior freproof enclosed platforms
and stairways on the following named
schools.
AlGer, bellevue, bishop. Campbell,
Cary. Clancy. Clay Dickinaon. Eastern
lttgh, kstnbrook. Fairbanks. Farrsuc,
Garfield, Jackson. Lyster, MeGrnw, Me-
kinley, Poe. Potter. Rose. serfppss
Western High
Plans and specifications may be seen
In the Office OF the Supervisor OF Build
ings. room 1. this building.
Proposals must be submitted on
forms furnished by the Supervisor and
must be accompanied by certified
check. cash or surety company bond.
equal to per cent OF the bid.
The Board OF Education reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
WILLIAM J. LEE.
Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-12
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. Oct 12.-Trade at the
opening OF, the cotton market was ac-
tive and the market was firm, prices
showing an advance OF 10 to II points
on general covering and bull support
due 10 a sharp upturn in the market at
Liverpool The absence of killing frost
on the weather map was somewhat dis
appointing to the bulls and after the
cali the list held close to the best quo
tations.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-12
Election Betting
Is Said to Be At
a Very Low Ebb

NEW YORK. Oct 12.-In the bar
room Of the Hoffman house where
more wagers have been made OF the
outcome OF political campaigns dur
Ing the last quarter Of century than
any where else, Charley Mahoney. It's
manager and champion stakeholder
Of the world when II comes TO election
betting Is turning sad face on all
the world and asking: Why Is II that
they don't come In and bet? Why
are they holding OF? What on earth
IL the matter. anyhow?
For 30 years Mahoney has been do
ing business at the same old stand
as a stakeholder. He now says that
in all that time he has not seen a cam
paign with less betting in II than the
present one.
Two years ago. at this stage OF the
guberatorial campaign" said Mahoney.
81 had 100000 which had been wag-
cred on the outcome Of the Hughes
Hearst contest at odds which rose
from two and a half to one to six to
one in favor OF Hughes. On the night
before election / could not write the
bets down as fast as the money was
coming in"
How much money have you got this
year In your capacity OF stakehold-
err" was asked.
I'D be ashamed to tell you" was
the reply, "but as much money has
been left with me as with any other
stakeholder. There has been some
talk about bets running up In six ng-
ures down In Wall-st., but they are all
bets where the money has not shown.
I know OF only one genuine bet run
ming into any such amount. and that
was where John w. Gates took the
short end In a $4,000 to $4,000 wager
that Chanler would be elected COVER
nor"
Mahoney said he did not hold any
stakes on the outcome Of the presi-
Dental election. and that there was
practically no betting on the outcome.
WASHINGTON, Oct 12.-H. II.
Kohlsaat. formerly publisher OF the
Chicago Record Herald. And close per-
sonal friend OF President Roosevelt.
conveyed to the president today the
Impressions he had gained In various
cities between Chicago and New York
and predicted that Judge Taft would
win over Bryan by fattering ma
jority. Incidentally he mace the state.
ment that Eugene v. Debs, the Social
istic candidate for the presidency, will
poll a vote which will be startling In
II its proportions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-12
Markets an1 Finance

QlOl Corn--Dec. 64nc. Oats-Dec..
~ nc. No trading in provisions.
Wheat closed y "a Nc lower, corn was
on n a. asc; oats unchanged 10 - ~ :
lower. and provisions Sl.25 on for Oct.
pork. and 2is u 3Jc OFT for the balance
OF the INST
Siosing prices; Wheat Dee, N.005s
m1.0I. corn--Deo.. 6iA.c Oats-pcc..
igi. IiaS.c PoTk-Jan.. sl5.5Ils Lard
jan, ss.32ia. Ribs--Jan.. no trading
Oct. sS.ssls.
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NEW YORK METAL.

NEW YORK. Oct. 12-At the Metal
exchange today copper was dull and
unchanged. Lake. 13% 613&c; electro
lytic. 13h d13ts c; castings. 1874 m13kc
Tin-Quiet, spot and Oct. 29L N 90 soc;
Nov. 23.15T2 .40c; Dec, 29.25m29.50c
l.17h.
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Knock, Arm.m.n, Limitation.

LONDON. Oct. 12.-Nothing which
has happened in Is years has altered
The political situation in Europe so
fundamentally as the events of the
past week. Some thoughtful leaders
Of The political world go SO far as TO
ray that the foundation OF the new
diplomacy has suddenly disappeared.
Certain II is that the modern peace
agitation has received Its death blow.
Not even Great britain will indulge
any more dreams orlimitation OF arma-
ments. England will be driven to
equip herself to meet any combination
that can be brought against her. and
other countries also will make self.
defense the first principle Of their ma
tional program.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-12
U. s. GOV. BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den. Stone q Co.. l16-11S Griswoid-st.:
New % reg. 1881 a 104; do, coup. l04
bid: new 3s reg, 100 4 q 100&; do. coup.
101 6101 "; new Is reg. 121 f1121h; do.
coLp l22 bid.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-12
PRODUCE.

There was nothing new to report In
the way OF prices this morning, and
conditions were also about as hereto
fore Dealers were looking for a
steady butter market Eggs are very
firm and are in line for higher prices
almost any day. There was no poultry
IN but n few coops were carried over
from Saturday. No buyers were out.
however. and the market was called
dull and easy Potatoes are not NOV
JnG. and supplies are liberal. The cold
weather stirred commission men up TO
special effort to clean up their stocks
OF pears. a good many being pushed
out at special prices. Stocks or apples
were fairly active.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-12

John Wolf, aged 80. a farm hand ar
rested Saturday night by Detectives
Kunkel and McCarty on a serioas
charge made by Miss Lizzie Ed
wards, of No. 80 Howard-st.. waived
examination In Justice Otis court.
Monday, and was remaDded to the
circuit court. Bail was fixed at
$4,000, with two sureties
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-12
WASHINGTON, Oct 12.-H. II.
Mo Stump for Roosevelt.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 12.-It was
definitely and positively announced al
the White House by Rep. A. J. Baris-
field. Of Pennsylvania. today. that
President Roosevelt will not take the
stump during the campaign. The an
nouncement was made In answer TO a
request that the president go to Pitts
burg and make speech
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-12
LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations furnished by
Lewis @. Gorton. 1413 Majestic Bldg,
Oct IL 1908:
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EAST BUFFALO.
Report OF Market ODenins ny Sadlce
Rortck Z CO.. Com mtsslon MerchantN.


Report OF Market OD~nins ny ssdler.
Rorick = Co.. Commission Merchants.
BUFFALO. Oct. 12.-tSpeciai.)-
tle-Receipts 1000 steady; export
ssS6G5; cows. ss0tso; feeders, 1915
a 4.6O: stockers. S2.s6@s:5O. Hogs-Ee-
ceipts 81. 900: mixed. medium and heavy.
sSs.sa ,ss5Ssso srss.srs ssst
575; pigs. 35.l095.e5. sheep-Receipts
20. 600; top lambs. Ssso@576: yeariings.
St2sgaA5s;. sheep sa04.aS. Calves
EAST BUFFALO N. ". Oct IL
Cattle-Receipts 1850. choice active.
s,ron: eSmm ION SLOW ,o STEADY; p pnIih
steers ;sas.ss; ' medium 0 steers. ,t.a5 @
g. 50:- heifers, ss.50G5; cows. S215H as;
bulls, S275Q4.25: feeders. S2.50q450.
Receipts l.2oo. active. soc high.
Lambs-Receipts q. 800, slow. Csc low
err; lambs @IG5.T5; yearlings. $4q 100;
wethers. $teG2s; ewes, sa.Isqi; mixed
s2.2s14. Hogs-Receipts 22.e6o. slow,
sst ss m.i ysIt sna ' ssavIss EsesS
roughs. S4.760610.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO. Oct. l2.-Hogs-Receipts
$4,000; market slow. lee lower than ian
S5.65aS.Ss. yorkers. sS@6lo: heavy
$3.50 $40: good to choice heavy. $3.50
/ a $40; roughs. $5.6595.S5. Cattie--Re-
ceipts 5000. market steady to loo low
/ err. beeves. S3.40G4.75; Texas steers
33.25G&70; western steers. t3.l0T5.70
stockers and feedrs. $2.60GA50; cows
Sheep-Receipts $1,000, market weak &c
a shade lower: natives, &2.504 80
western. S25e AIS: yearlings. $4.25 a
ass: lambs, natives. 34qs, western
| 81 766p6
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WASHINGTON, Oct. l2.-Former
Secretary OF State John F. o'Brien.
who called at the White House today.
told President Roosevelt that Judge
Taft would get a majority of 100000
In New York. He added that Gov.
Hughes would be reelected by a com
Portable margin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-12
WASHINGTON. Oct. 12.-In ace,

WASHINGTON. Oct. lin accord
ance with a custom which has pre-
vailed for many years. the members OF
the United States supreme court called
at the White House today to pay their
respects TO the president. The recep-
tion was formal. and only the Justices
and the president were present In the
blue room. where the reception was
held
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

II CHICAGO. Oct, 12.-rower cables.
higher consols and liberal receipts
northwest. causing an easier market In
wheat with prices about &C. lower,
Commission houses were on both sides
Opening prices: wheat-Dec.. si.oIN
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Quotations by Hayden. Stone x Co.:
open. High. Low. Close.
LIVE STOCK.

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