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Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22
ACCUSES AUDITORS OF
POLITICAL JEALOUSY

Political jealousy is the reason given
Nv County Treasurer Forbes Robert
non for the refusal OF the county aud
itors to pay the premium on his $3.50,
MOO state bond
.sThey pay the bonds OF other OF
f1cers., says Robertson. They paid
mine twice, and now they suddenly
discover that I am state officer. as
IN handle some state money, and they
cannot permit the people OF Wayne
zc0unty to pay my bond. The true rea'
non He's In the fact that | have an
nounced my candidacy for the Office
pf auditor"
IL Mr.. Robertson says he has the opin
ION of Attorney General Bird and Of
Prosecuting ATTORNEYS Yerkes that he
'1o not state officer, and IL the audit
ors pay the bonds for other officers
they should pay his.
The auditors deny Robertson S
charge OF political jealousy, and say
they refused to pay the premium on
HIS bonds because the rates we're rails.
"a TO an exhorbitant figure.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22
LITE
LOCALNEWS

The Schneider Tent & Awning Co. has
filed In the city clerks office chat
tel mortgage for $500 TO r. "
Slayton.
L. j. Thomas, pioneer OF EsscA
county, and one OF the best known res
idents of western Ontario, died Wed
nesday morning. Death was caused
by pneumonia, and followed an illness
OF only few days.
But one bill for divorce was filed Wed
nesday morning, that Of Eva VS.
Henry Hill. The Hills were mar
ried at Marysville, Macomb county
in 1881. and have a family OF five
children. They have separated
three times.
Controller Doremus has held up for
one week the bill of Engineer Geo
Jerome for re-surveying the cement
intersections land by Garner Bros
An opinion will be secured from
the corporation counsel as TO the
right of the controller to secure an
outside engineer to go over the work
of the city engineers force.
An examination Of candidates for en-.
ployment as substitutes In the pub
lie library will be held in room No
1870. Central High school, on Satur
day, Jan. %, 1908, beginning at
o'clock sharp. Five hours are al
lowed for answering questions. but
candidates will be excused when
through. Only persons who are res
idents OF the city of Detroit and
above IS and under 40 years OF age
will be considered as candidates. Al
least rs per cent OF correct answers
is required in order TO secure a
place on the eligible list. AS op-
portunities occur employment will
be given to successful candidates In
the order of their standing. Present
tnticatfons are titftst during tAta-eeHa.
ing summer vacation period there
may be openings for two or three
at IL 1-2 cents per hour.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


DETROIT. Jan. 22--Close: Another
smart decline In wheat. Heavy receipts
in northwest. southwest and Canada
were too much for prices on Wednes-
day. and the market suffered a break.
Demand was not large and bears were
IN fighting trim. Liverpool kept right
or declining, paying no heed 10 the
American firmness OF Tuesday.
N Wheat quotations: Cash No. 2 red,
s1.001k May opened at s1.g4L. a break
ofN&c, declined a G more, advanced to
Sl04 a, declined 10 $l.04. and closed at
$f.of1z, Jh!y opened ate 9se. declined
&c. advanced again to sgc. declined 10
9sz and closed at 99%c: No. 8 red,
9754c: sample, car at SEC, at $l.0OJs /,
No. I white. s1.0Oh
Coarse grain quotations: Corn--Cash
sample. car at Csc, at 55hc.
Oats--Cash No. white. car at SIC:
May. Csc.
RyeAcesh No. 2. ssc nominal
Beans---Cash, February and May, 81
Glover seed--prime spot, 5o/bags at
NJ SIC, 4s at ffes2s, 10 at 1915, re at
$3.50. NJ 1926. 10 at 1859: prime al
sike, 1915: sample alsikc. IL bags at
Timothy seed-Prime spot. 40 bags at
tz1o.
Receipts in the Detroit market on
wednesday were 500 Bbfs or f10uf. 4
car OF wheat 10 OF corn. and OF rye.
Withdrawals were 40A bbls OF -four.
t,2hl bu of corn, and $3.50 bu OF rye.
stocks are ssl,se1 bu or wheat. i3t ,i9g
e-s ~ aafrs "a 2a4-A.. OF eats - la
OF barley. and ssSis bu OF rye
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22
coprER MARKEr. CLOSE,

Ars, c si sd r. 4 Ss s ~ h A: cons ss
= i,as- Ely,-2; Butte Gin. Iph
Bling Cons s. Butte g Lon.t 9s; Cop
Con. 90; Cons. Mer:, ss; c. a A. 1l5;
sx: Globe. 81; q. Can So; Heiv., $:
Ia Sale. l5H Moh.,- So: Maj. IN Mex.
Con. q: Mp. q Isle Roy, "a: New.
Par. 1915, Raven, IL; Rhode lsl-- 4,
shan, 13k Cup. -Pitts.. f3h Santa re.
~. sup. Cop, 1s: Trim. Cop. 49,;
as: Z, 5, r., 80; DO pfd. AZ. -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22
Markets ard Finance

Wheat receipts at Winnipeg, 49,
cars, year ago, sc cars.
Northwestern wheat receipts Wed
nesday. sac cars; year ago, l6l cars,
Wheat in Liverpool closed "a a y a.
and corn n 81 Nd lower
Receipts OF wheat at kapsas CIV
lOS cars. year ago, co.
Wheat receipts az primary points
Wednesday, $4,000 on; year ago. S@s'-
900 bu.
Exports OF wheat aud -four wednes-
day. 4SS.0O0 bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
tIteported for The Times tbrous
Fred n Osborne n Co.. banker. anu
brokers. Penobscot buiidtngp.
CHICAGO. Jan. 22,--Wheat opene1
- GDIc lower. Weakness at lANerpooi
and the large northwest receipts We're
tho main influences. 80,
Opening prices: Wheat-May w
eri.0i4 Corn-May, so a dl60A4 c. oats
May, 64hc Pork--May, Si3.1O9 800.
l-ard--May, s3so97.s7is. Ribs-May'
Wheat closed X@xe lower TO un,
changed for the day. The ssaRoard
reported Is loads each OF wheat Hnd
corn, and five rye for export. Corn, q
6ic higher; oats. va sc lower, ana
provisions nQl7hc OF
Closing prices: Wheat-May. sl.o2 =
RIO2A. Corn-May. 81 " q 81 isc. oats
May, 54lsc bid. Pork--May, Sl2;s' =
4l3. Lard--May, S7.s7 u. Ribs-May
$685. asked.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22
]ODB[Rs WHO ARE
UP AND DOING
TnApE-BuiLDERs MIX BUSINESS
VITA THEIR MEALS AT THE
PENo5scoT. ~

The Wholesalers Association OF De-
(roItr-the 100 jobbers whose slogan ~
f. rDetroit- First, Last and Always
met for luncheon al the Penobscot,
"Wednesday noon, President James
81 Smart, presiding.
James Schermerhorn, general man
Hger OF The Times. addressed the as
4ociation and accused the jobbers OF
being responsible In part for Detroit 5
knpleDdid revival of commercial and
civic zeal. He thought 1t a fine thing
for competitors TO sink their conflict
Or Interests In a fraternal pull to-
(. neither for the good or Detroit; and II
& VAS a wisely selfish thing, too, for
: shorts that are earnestly and decently
.competifiye are also educative ana
fcultiyative and bear their rewards 10
al who are striving for trade In a
given field.
The Wholesalers' association has
lone one thing that is big enough In
itself TO Justify it's existence, the
; sneaker said. Ii has brought people
ITO Detroit through it's buyers excur-
Sions, which Il is. going TO continue.
Mr.. Schermerhorn said Detroit was
( FAMOUS forever with everybody who
had ever been here, and the associa-
. 1ion was building up its fame as a
iDbbing center by bringing buyers
here 10 see for themselves how good
&1y city It is to do business In While
3 IL was necessary to send travellers
and printed messages TO the trade, II
vas a far.seeing piece OF business
4lertness to bring the traders In Tor
- "a AZ fapa uegotiatfOnS
Paul L.eake, financial editor or tne
free Press. brought greetings to the
nssoclation from the state.
VI The association will have It's an.
1nual meeting next Thursday and WIZ
live another excursion in February.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22
O - ST q II = a.
lssrsth. ,Ihs Kind You Have AIxle Bougs
ss : A/zZsN1
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURBAN LINES.

DefroIt united Irt-vurh., vs.:.
.r,v,a t.h,. 1890, !. 49,. ..,.,.
Tine TABLE subject 20 change without
For wys.sotse a.d Trenton. s:ss a.
& ~. ~, ~; s.a, q. m, ana every 20 minutes
xn mt s;os a. m. then half hourly until
8s Ms then every ~ minutes until
S-vS y ~. ,nen naif nourly until 1885
an vn sunday nrst car starts at
800 a. 10.
nc cy,san YAK nirmirghnm and
>,<.<e, NV =, M tnsn nai, hourly
;rst car ore,hais Manly anr anu un,ii al = m.
@-> - H'ui 'aeef On sun
4 Sf Fsrminxtcn and Worthwhile;
< *c4riy. o; m. 70 IL D. m. For Orchard
4xery Two hours until i p. m. hourly
% p. M then every two hours
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22
THAW TRIAL

send the original to the writer, but he
had made a copy OF t. Littleton then
offered as exhibit M" copy OF the
letter Thaw sent from Paris.
Comstock said he had also received
other communications and these letters
were marked for Identification: lie
had personal interview WIN ina"
the following November.
Q-what happened?
Directly Accused White.
Al produced the papers showing a
diagram of the premises in west
Twsnty-second-st that we had dis-
cussed He spoke OF Stanford White
and Henry w. Poor and said they were
I'm the habit OF using the rooms no
said there was n collection or various
obscene pictures, and that he knew q
COLLECTION of men were taking young
girls to this place and drugginE thom
with wine and running them re sslu
that he knew or some young sIrns Wiz
had been there and said that he would
get the names and send them 70 me.
He wanted the men who were peninu
the outrages exposed, ana put OUT OF
their practices OF running young girls.
suggested that as the girls Were
under age. he take the matter 70 tne
society for the preve NH n, on maj ~
he could get me the names OF the girls
who had been in these rooms. and. TX
they would testify that unlawful pic.
lures were displayed there, l wouid
uet n search warrant and investigate
the premises. He was very anxious
that take steps 10 secure evidence
agaInet these parties. / assured him
that I would proceed In the matter. Il
detailed two men to watch these places.
'rhe men were 20 watch for one week
10 SOD. ~ any one went In or out.
told -Thaw- that the men would cover
the place TO see u any Old men ana
Yoans elrIs did enter the house.
O-Anything elseY
Al told him that i had written to
the society. lie said that he had been
rnffnv--rrt- TO my ofsca by men who were
,ss4f,Hs for him in the hall. i detailed
one OF my men 10 see IL there was any
one there and l went out myseir. put
ina witness produced a memoranuum
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22
NEW YORK sTOt.K LETTER.

New York Noon Stock Letter-Fur-
nished by Cameron Currie & Co.
Further liquidation took place In the
stock market this morning for a short
time on a fairly large scale and under
this pressure stocks declined very gem
orally we'll below last nights closing
prices. The liquidation seemed TO have
ruin its course pretty well by the end
OF the first hour. however, and the
market, after growing dull. gradually
hardened. There has not been much
snap to the rally, however. so far and
the advance seemed TO come mainly
from short covering by room traders
and semi professionals. Reading, as
was only natural. rallied about as well
as anything else, running up over a
point from its early low level This
stock has had a drop OF over points
since the day before yesterday morn
ing and a further considerable rally
would be quite natural even IL the
main tendency was downward. The
failure OF a small bank in Pittsburg
exerted some sentimental effect but
was not really considered important.
The market is now quiet and hold
ing It's rally well.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22
'NICOLO ON TRIAL
FOR GALEN MURDER

John Nicolo was placed on trial in
fudge Phelan's court Wednesday morn
Ing on the charge of numbering Hansy
0alcn- Nicolo and his victim became In
VOWED in quarrel over nickel,
which cufmfuztet I'm the stabbffrs of
Galen by Nicolo Galen fingered sew
eral weeks In st. Mary's hospital and
would have recovered, 1t is said. had
ne consented to having his arm taken
QR when blood poisoning set in.
He steadfastly refused TO yield, how
ever, declaring that he would rather
ole than be a cripple for life.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22
FRED o. DESSERT
TAKEN TO ASYLUM

Fred o. Dessert. well-known meat
dealer at No. $40 Riopelle-st., was
taken to the Eloise asylum from Red
Cross hospital. Wednesday morning
on the order of the probate court. Mr..
Dessert, who is a member OF one OF
the city's Oldest French families. has
been Ill for some time past and his
ailment finally affected his mind to
such an extent that he became violent
at times. He is possessed Of an hal
lucination that some one is trying to
poison him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22
JOHN MORRIS, OLD
POLICEMAN, DEAD

John N. Morris, for % years a mem
Der OF the police force. died Wednes'
day morning at his home, No. 22l
Baldwin-ave. Death was caused by a
complication of diseases. and was not
unexpected.
Deceased joined the force In July,
1885. and served until his retirement
I'm 1903. He was regarded as one or
the most efficient patrolmen In the
city. He is survived by widow and
several children
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

Adv. is5: Anal. io,f5Ss;n Az. iss: Aac..
So Ars i, RI68 Ari1 Az A AZ i -,
90: Mer.. 400; Range. 1858: ID. w, 6ss
Elm, zoo. Pr. 321: G. G. c.. 2is2; Roy.
1866; BaSal.. 1.255: Mass. 225; Mich.
60: Mob, 1855; New. ITO. y. H., t,1s2; o.
Qy.. "a; II. L. 375: s. Re, ais; sham
i.202: Tam, "a; Trim, 1898; y. $. r..
esq. do ptd. sss: y. c. as; Utah. i,sOs:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22
Reflections Of q Bachelor.

Ideals generally got into the garnet
along with old love letters and pho
tographs wearing clothes out OF
style.
A man doesn't have to be nearly
as good as he expects other people
to be to justify his belief that he Is
surely going to- heaven.
You can generally tell widow by
the way she seems 10 be so innocent
about men.-New York Press.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22
UNEASY MARKET IS
RESULT OF BAD
REPORTS
MONEY COMING TO NEW YORK
FROM WEsTIN RECORD VOLUME
cash GAIN OF sso,ooo,ooo EN-.
PEcTED.
srOCK MARKET, CLOSE.

Am; c. q r.. SOts Am Loco, sSS;
do pfd. 81: Am. Sugar llgS Am.
S2%., A. 4. a 5. Re. ll%; Am Wool,
IS; Is. * o., So; b. Il. Tr., AS Cent
Leath,. 10; Gu. & Ohio, 2sSs Can. Pac,
Cons. Gas. lOl; Distil. 32ls d. q n
Can, 156. Den. & RIO Or, eos; bet
United, 81 bid, 80 asked; Erie, 15A do
lists, 3$; Gen. Elec., l1s; Ill. Cent. i2g;
4 Tex. 23zs do pfd, SO; Mo- Pac.. "A;
Nat Bis, 7si Nickel ~. so1s Nat
Lead Sse Nor; & W. sssi North A..
y. Y. z: { H.. 80: Ont. { W.; So s;
Penn, 11S&; PEG. Gas. s5h PHI. a. IT,
iosA, r. 81; Car. 22; Rep. st. I7A;
Roek Isl, l4h do pfd., 2sr; 81 Paul.
Tea q Pac. lsA: Union Pac.. 12414 /,
u. >. s. Bonds. SSs: u. s. Steel, 2e5s ;
do pfd. s2As Wabash, SIS; do pfd. l6 u /.
w. Z. Tele. 81 u.
NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-Announce-
ment that the Reading company would
close down most OF its colleries, re-
ports OF bad earnings by the principal
railroads, expectation OF record
breaking bad report by the Steel trust
for this month and a general move
ment on the part OF investors to take
profits. caused an uneasy market IN
Wall-st., today. The selling was not
as heavy, however. as might have
been expected, for the great mass OF
investors have confidence In the fu-
ture.
Money Is coming TO New York from
the west in record volume and a cash
gain OF $30.000.O00 is expected this
week. Money is offered freely at
per cent on call. Many persons are
buying stocks because they have no
other use for their money.
The stock market was heavy again
this morning and although some GOV.
ering OF shorts has small amount
OF dull manipulation caused some raj
lies I'm early trading Then traders
turned sellers and helped along q
downward movement. A large part oil
the selling, like that Of yesterday, AT
ternoon, was for group OF profes
sional spectators who swung large
lines of stock and who recently had
taken a position on the bull side oil
the market, after having been bearish
for q long period. This group was
most active In Reading, st. Paul aud
Union Pacific, and their sales had
much to do with a two-point drop In
Reading.
There was a similar loss In st. Paul.
Steel common was sold on fairly
large scale by Post and Flagg and
yielded with the rest OF the list in the
first hours trading.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22
cotton prices. furnished By Cameron
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Cameron Currie s. Co.'S Copper Let
tor
Opening copper cable: Spot Ls2
12s Cd, down % Cd. futures L63 IS Cd.
down % Cd
The copper market was much less
active during the first half OF today's
trading than IL was yesterday. Price
changes were unimportant and showed
little change from the previous days
close II anything. the tendency was
on the soft side with fractional recess
sions here and there. First cables
from. London were slightly lower for
the metal abroad. At midday the mar
ket was dull with an easy tone.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.--At the open
ing this morning the cotton market
was firmer at an advance OF to 3
points influenced by numerous private
cables. asserting that there would be
no strike at Manchester. There was a
fairly good demand here on the call
but later the list reacted quite sharply
owing TO selling by the room element.
Interests at New Orleans were buyers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond quotations, furnished by Cam
104x; do, coup, 104@ 104E; new 3s
reg. 1904 91o1A; do, coup. lol 91o2;
new As reg. 11sh @l2ois; do. coup,
1908 9122; Phil. As. 1l0h offered.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22
NEW yORK Sugar.

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-The domestic
refined sugar market today was steady
and unchanged. Local raw sugar mar
ket is steady. London beet sugar mar
ket steady with January and February
unchanged at 9s 9lsd and IS 1o1sd. re-
spectively
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22
"In choosing the companies which will
be aiven the city brick contracts,

DC given tHc CITY UI'SN 49,
shall favor those who have given
the city good service" says Com
missioner J. j. Haarer. OF the de-
partment OF public works. the NAL
vern company particularly. Unless
something unforeseen happens. es-
cry street that is listed for paving
work this season will be finished by
the end OF thes season this year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22
PRODUCE.

The most notable feature OF the
market this morning was fve-cent
advance in potatoes. Very few jobbers
have any particular stocks on hand.
and the bulk OF the crop remaining
seems TO be in first hands. the advance
being due to this fact rather than TO
any urgent demand. Receipts OF poul-
try were fair. but there was no inn
provement in the demand. Receipts OF
fresh eggs are fully equal TO the ca
pacity OF the market, which Is easy in
tone The butter market was steady
as quoted. creamery grades ruling flrm
while dairy stock is easy on heavy re-
ceipts.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22
To combat the opinion Of Drs. |. L.

poIoxker and A. w. Ives that An
drea Vitale. on trial for murder IN
Judge Connolly's court. is para
Doiac and was not mentally respon-
sible when he stabbed PAUL. Sea-
crona last November. the prosecu-
lion has called as expert witnesses
Drs. C.. W. Hitchcock and Justin E..
Emerson.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22

Mrs. George NJ. Savage and the
Misses Savage. OF No. a Davenport
St, will give an "at home" wednes-
day evening. Jan. ~, at O'Clock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22
CHICAGO LIVE sTOCK.

LHICAJO, JHH .-'--frUs Isc,veIVts
s4l0G435; mixed, $i.1eI4.45: heavy.
$415D44zA; roughs, s4;l5g 10. pigs,
Ss50G425; workers.. s4.25 4.30. Cattle
beeves, s3.60G6: cows and heifers. S1.b0
G46O; Texans, $4,000; calves. $5m7;
westerns, s3.7o4I.60; stockers and
feeders. s2.60a4.s0. Sheep-Receipts
$4,000, weak: natives, $1,000 5.ep; west
ems, S325I550; yearlings, SoT6.sO;
native and western lambs. 1929 20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22

frs no use praying for a clean ci.y
unless you are willing TO do part OF
the housekeeping e--.z
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quotations by Cameron Currie a. Co.
Omen High Low. Close
(b)Bid. ts)Split. (n) Nominal.
rnIEnn GRAIN

TOLEDO. o.. Jan. 22.--closing prices:
wheat--cash. sl.ooh; May. sl;Ss =
ssc. May 81 &c; July. sI%c; Sept. Gle,
Oats-Cash. 5Sc; May. 54&c;. July,
49Isc: sept, 40c. Glover seed-cash
and Jan. $1,000; March. slo.55; April
$40 40: Oct, 1896. Prime alsike Slo:O
prime timothy. SEAS Rye-No, 1. sac;
No 2 sac
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of his visits from Thaw and was al
lowed TO refer to IL for dates.
1t was Dee. /, 1904. when 1 had an
other interview with him." said Com
stock after looking at his notes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.
Livestock Report BY Sadfer. Rorfck Il
CO.. Commission Merchants.

BUFFALO, Jan. 22.--(SpeciaI Cat
tle-Receipts light and steady. Hogs
Receipts 1900; medium and heavy. $500
6455; workers. and pigs. S4.ioQi %.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; top lambs, x9,io
q u. 80; top calves. ss.504s.75.
EAST BUFFALO. ~ Y. Ian. pa
Cattie-Receipts $50 head. market slow
and steady Veals--Receipts 2fo head.
market active and steady: Gull TO choice
veals, s5Ws. Sheep and Lambs--Re-
ceipts 5000 head, market slow. lambs
$50 csc lower; sheep. steady: Gull TO
choice lambs, s5R7.40; few at $3.50;
yearlings. $50 1850; wethers, $500 .;
ewes and mixed sheep. s56 800; cull
sheep, SSG450 Hogs-Receipts 5.lOO
head, market slow. Is a zoe lower; york.
ers and pigs, s4.55@4.60; MIXED and
heavy, s4.50G455; roughs, $3.50 d;
stays, $34S.75.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22

SO and 52-inch Box Coats. In fancy
Tweeds and Scotohes. light and dark
enects. plaids. checks. etc. Just the
thing for outing. automobile and gen
eral wear.
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Come in black ana colors. loose ana
fitted so and 62-inch styles--Many
satin iined--Beautifully trimmed--
some OF the best Coats shown this
season are In the collection--Ah rec
ord breaking bargains.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22
Women's Goats

Formerly priced nc s7.So.
$40 aud sI2.75i during
these 3 hours for .,...,.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22
WOmsn's Goats

FORMERLY priced nf SO,
sI7.s0 and s2o-During
these y hours for. -....