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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. July io.-Close: The
bulls talk great deal about the con
values. but II Is noticed that they IN
load the moment a little pront IS In
sight They say conditions In both
northwest and southwest are bulllsh
and then they sell little wheat The
northwest is giving the bears lots Of
trouble. The weather there - sizzling
hot and very dry. This Is inJuring
wheat greatly and a few more days OF
II will probably send prices up at a
lively rate. Southwestern weather Is
good for harvesting and threshing. but
the movement OF new wheat ~ small
Wheat quotations-Cash No. red
92c. July opened unchanged az 90lsc.
sold ~ to Gle. and dropped 10 900:
September opened at sli.c. touched
opened at s3iAc. advanced 60 sthc. and
declined TO 92t.c. No. red SIC. sam
pie. car a. 92c. No. l white. &c.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
No. 3. 75c. No yellow, cars at iIc.
. AZ T7isc
Oats-Cash No. white cars at
sec: August. 10000 bu at 4ee. 5000 bu
at 42Hc; september 5000 bu az 4ll.c
5 600 bu at 42c. closing at ~ Nc
Rye--Cash No 2. sc: August. 1000
Beans-cash ana July. 1855 bid: oc-
tober. $3.50 bid: November. si75 bid.
Glover seed--Prime October. 100 bags
az s. SO December, SECS; March. $40.
Fr,dav' included i. 500 Ibis or iour ?
I cars OF wheat. and OF oats. With
drawsls were 400 bbls Of four. $500 bu
I % ohts. and SAG bu % rye. Stocks are
/ is4 Tss bu OF wheat. 1891 00 bu OF corn. .
siss bu ~ oats. aud 1888 IN % rye.
/ Northwesternt wheat receipts Friday
| Ia cars. year ago. 30s
Wheat recei5ts az Kansas City, as
! cars: year ago, ~ cars
| Wheat IN liverpool closed adI,d.
and corn Y 6-kf higher.
Exports OF wheat and hour Friday.
/ ilp 900 bu
Wheat receipts a. primary noin,s
/ Friday. ago. 600 bu. year ago. AL. 200 IN.
] CHICAGO July i0.--Unrcrponpive
| cables caused a little scattered selling
1 In wheat NJ tho start. and "A little SELL
/ Ing nv prominent broker Of grain
caused small decline hut good buy
Ing developed after tho opening and
4 prices advanced about cont in short
4 order
Opening prices: /wheat+sept spN
| Gsa%c corn--sept., ri%d7iHc Oats
/ Sept. aeh q 40c. fork-sept. ais %
y 1877 1ard-sept., sass Ribs,
Sept. faeo1ssTH
Closing prices; whea,--July. ssxc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10
NOW WHO STOLE
UNIONS MONEY?

Harry Ray. former district secretary
OF the International Association OF Ma
chinists, who was brought back from
Youngstown. o.. by Detective Charles
Seymour. Thursday night, to answer
charge of embezzling 5000 from the
association. declares that the money
was stolen from him on June | and
that he was afterwards placed In a
box car in drugged condition and
knew nothing more until he woke up
In Cleveland. o. He had been drink
ing with several friends earlier in the
evening. he says, and thinks he must
have fallen In with thieves. Soon
after his disappearance, Rays wife OBJ
tanned warrant for him on the charge
of abandonment, but the case has been
dropped The police are investigating
Rays story
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.cMARKETS AND FINANCE

l. AND INVESTMENT ADS.

las outside markets are weak. the deal
was no better than steady
Apv,..-rancy. H.son4na; .o,,m,,
81 per bei' Kew. N.SoGl.7S Der bu.
Batier-ofhcial prices Extra cream
cries. 2ac; nrsts. 2eei crooks. lie; pack
Biackberries-LAwto $3.50 per bu.
Cnbbays-S5c per doz; si.I5 per Dbl.
CauIinowsr-califor N.TsGa per
Celery-is q zoe per dox.
Chee.e--slichisan full cream. new
lac; Limeurger. new lac; brick. Itc:
CaIifornia Fruits-Aprieots. sf.25m
peaches. si.!5 per box: plums. G5O per
Cherr,e.--,2 a $50 per bu
Cone~-Paeksse coffee. si47s0r62s
Currants-s25 per bu.
Drc..ed Csive.-Fancy. sIsxc: com.
E.x.SMishisan current receipts.
Flour-Miehisan patent. In wood.
sass: clear. saso per SbI sn''
o.:: oSfS inca. G' s sonn an sis 90;
@iaalIns:: $40 per too; ' A"'
pc. doz; cucumbers, s505oc PEI doS.
,sttaSe, Sss per eS a.. spinach piS% 7so
peas per oa per w SEs Sess.
hamper.
GoossSerries-$2.5o per bu.
Green Peppers-S0c per basket
Aardware-wire nails. s24e. base
ana bs Pss ssn W, on ns,ns
ssao: poultry netting before wesvins.
sl t,sn s.S per 100 feet; lap an and slip:
AFTER ave, weayrnx: ~ Pc 1ent on: wire
on; round and corrugated conductor
Ho.ey-Faney white, noise. amber.
aieEorS Nas.@sa per 6u. ~
Hsy-Detroit shippers are paying the
following. prices for new baled hay In
sia.so0is: No. >. sloso0li: clover,
mi mixed. Mo: rye straw III IS Is; wheat and
cured. No. /. shc;. No. = nc; Kip.
green. No. /. shc. No. 2. &c. cured, No.
/, &C; 10. :. ,lse: Calf. green; No. |.
>. Ii NC; horse hides. No. l. 50, No. 2,
-; lamb skins. 2oQ4oc; shearlinss. Is
HuckIeberries-s3 per bu.
Limes--$l las per 100.
Lsmons-Caiirornia. ,s.7so42s per
M-ion.-caiifornia is5oas: Georgia.
sl.ao9i.1s per case. watermeions, 500
40c.
Mushrooms-60c per ID
Onions-Spanish. $3.50 per crate:
southern. $3.50 per 70-lb sack
ons-Raw, iinseed. +ae; boiled lin
seed. t5c gal. less ! per cent for cash
In 10 days. diamond headlight ksro-
sene. sue turpentine. In barrel !ota
OranErs-Cal.fornia navels. N:51
$50 per box: Medi.erranean sweets
So. 5o94 per box: valencias. 3A2S9A75
PInenppies-Florida. ,s6oasSo per
case.
Pears-sc per bu
Observation-Disclosures. 4-basket hats.
see5d2.5O.
pop Corn--rar-. Ia &c per IN
Potatoes-Nirginia white. S3.65p375
Ponitry-Hens, 1ogl0hc: chickens.
I0n10isc. broilers zoe; geese, Sc
ducks. l3d14c: turkeys lac per ID.
Prov tsions-Mess pork. 80. family
pork. si,,5e@ 1900; light. clear. ,l5:75;
heavy. sie.I5: smoked hams. l3@l3isc:
dry salted briskets. 9iz 4ioc: shoulders.
sac. picnic hams, Sl.c; bacon $40
l31ac; lard. in tierces. Zoe; kettle rend-
cred. lie per ID.
Ra.pberI,e.-Black. $50 per is-qt
case; red, s4.25d $50 per bu.
sugar-Crystai dsminoes: $3.50: eagle
IS 40; xxx powdered. ss.i:: grsnu.
lated. extra coarse. $3.50; granulated. In
SSik :s.sS: S Srapnlated In ALB eetton
confectioners. A. IS. 20: No. J. s6fs: No
2, 1915; No. 3. $40; No. =, s5.55: Eo. 5.
IS go; No. c. 1855; No. 7. $3.50; No 8.
1875; No. 3: $500: No; 10. 1895; No. II.
r. IS 90 90 No. ,s $500 per % lbs lbs NO
Tcmntoes-Texas. 50 q 90c per 4-bas-
ket crate.
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Mertz. II. lts. ,s75. spicer NJ & b.
Is. i&0 $3.50.
Bought by Beck OF spicer. NJ. * b..
:, l63. IS: Roe 4 Co. -. l05.
Bought by Hammond. Standish 4 CO.
OF pwelle. Is, 1856 s675; Noble; s. rs.
s6.75, Spicer. NJ. 4 e.. z 140 $3.50.
Bought By Parker webb x Co. OF
Bishop. Il. q II. 80. 1885, 81; do. IL. 100.
81, Roe & Co. Il, l45. $3.50; do. 3. rs.
$3.50.
Bought by Burnstine OF Johnson, Ia.
$50. $3.50: do. /. $50 81, DO g go.
S. so.
HOGS
Bought by Hammond Standish & ca
OF Spicer. Mem. a. b.. hogs l63. aver
age weight $50 price So. as. do. 81, 100.
500 do. 40. $50. seas; do. "a, loo,
$500 Roe Com CO.. 46. 100. $3.50. do
al. 1872. SGl5. sundry shippers. IS. 1885,
$40 do. ~. SO. $3.50; do 81. 16l. Sc.
Bought by Parker. Webb q Co. ot
Bishop. Il. q H., 436. $50. s6.45: do. So.
200. $3.50 do. IS. 10, $40: sundry
shippers. 1I. l4o. $40; do. 60. III.
Bought by w w. smith OF Reason q
NJ l5s. 100, $40
Bought by Cooper OF r.. ID. Bweiie,
Bought by Huron Packing Co. of
Bishop. y * H.. 242, $50. s6.S5; do. 81.
IFS. $500.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10
MOTHER OF FIVE WANTS
SEPARATE MAINTENANCE

Frances buchanan. OF 99S Van Dyke
ave, the mother OF five children. filed
a bill for separate maintenance IN cir
cult court Friday morning. She al
leges that her husband, William H.. 10
whom she was married In 1891. has
failed 10 properly provide for her and
the children for several years. and
spends his time and money at the sa'
loon. She says that he has an ungoy-
ernable temper. that he calls her vile
names, and that he is constantly taunt-
ing her with the threat TO leave her
and go 10 the Canadian northwest.
Frank w. Pilling. in bill for d.
vorce filed Friday. says that his vile
Edith, deserted him in 1904. and has
since refused to return 10 him. The
pair lived together only three months
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10
SHERMAN QUITS THE
CONGRESSIONAL COM'TEE

WASHINGTON. July lO.-In a short
time. Congressman James s. Sherman.
OF Utica. y. Y, the vice presidential
nominee on the Republican ticket. will
retire from the congressional commit
tee. giving up its Craftsmanship.
Announcement OF his resignation
was made here today. by Rep. Hemen-
way. OF Indiana. Mr. Sherman's de-
cision TO ertire was reached only after
careful consideration
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

nished by Cameron Currie e. Co.: Adv,
$40, Anal. l2,4o1, Am. Zinc, 15 Anc..
10; Are. 70; Ariz. Conf. 1870. At!., 495 !.
Bins Lilo: Bos Cons. so; f, & corb.,
r.. Is. Cent. 90: en-. ss7: p. w 40.
Elm Riv., 25oi. FIR. 100. Or. /. g. g.
gej Roy. e.6s5. LaSaL. 10: Mass. ga.
Men. Con- 400. Mich. 2l5. Mob 526:
VI 9. & g.. LOO. New. Cons. 655
Newh.. 1907 ~ Blu. $500; o. L.. 7O5.
Osc.. 3s5. Par. ass gu. so: r L.. go.
shan. $50. Tam. ss1: l.. 8. K. & s..
$50. DO pfd. 530i. Utah Con. So: titan
Cop, $50. Wet. 40; Win. 7s5; Wow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10
GIRL SCREAMS AND
ASSAILANTS RUN

Miss Alice Locke, an estlmaole
young woman living at No. us Twen-
tieth-st was attacked by two men
while on her way nome, about ii
O'Clock, Thursday night after leav-
ing party OF friends. The men
sprang al her from the shadow or
tree and attempted TO drag her into
an alley near her home. Her screams
attracted passersby and her assailants
ran away
Friday morning, Miss Locke obtain
ed a warrant for George Kelly and an
man whose name appears In
the warrant as John Doe. She is said
to have recognized Kelly as an ac-
quaintance The men are charged
with ATTEMPTED assault
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10
PRODUCE.

Blaokberrios and raspberrie. or hoth
kinds were little scare this morning
but otherwise the market WIS we'll
supplied with small fruits. and with an
Peaches. pears and melons were pienti-
ful and IN good demand Butter was
let down cent In sympathy with out
side markets. Eggs arc very Arm and
arc LOOKING higher on short suppiies
and shoaid present conditions continue
" looks ne though storage stocks could
he brought out at n proht before long
Hecsipts or poultry were not large, but
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10
.UNKNOWN" BLAMED FOR
DIR. WILSON'S DEATH

PHILADELPHIA. July l0.-The cor
oner's jury today brought in a yer
dict that DR.. w. l.. Wilson, alleged
to have been murdered. died OF cyan
ide of potassium poisoning. admins
tered by person or persons unknown
TO the iury
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

cameron Currie * Co.'S copper letter.
London copper opened weak, spot, fSl
IS od, on IS ID, futures, t53, on los.
The copper market opened this morn
Ing about unchanged from yesterdays
closing prices. A slightly easier ten
dency developed during the forenoon
tiading. and "A few OF the more prom
ttr-+tt-tss+tas- xagged- OF a half point or
so. Al midday, the market had grown
quiet on the decline. The metal in
London opened los lower II was re-
ported that the Greene Cananea smelt-
er would be started tomorrow.
An official OF the Calumet & Hecla
Informs the Boston Financial News
this morning that his company is sold
up through July and August. and has
Withdrawn from the market They
have no more l3-cent copper for sale
at the moment. and they are not quot
Ing the metal at any price
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10
LIVE STOCK.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARps.

DETROIT. JAY lo-CattIe-AetiNe
and steady. outlook strong. Prices Prices
aging from 1000 10 1900 lbs, $s.i.J
$50. choice handy killers. $3.50 u 5. so {,
light 20 good butchers steers and heif-
ers. 81. GAO. common killers and Fat
cows. $250G4.15, Gamers cows, 81. 70
u 2.g5: common 10 prime shipping bulls,
s. SO: light butchers ana heavy sau-
sage bulls, So q $50, stockers and teed-
ers. 81. 50ff4.o0 per cwt. Mich Cows
Active ,25Q6o Veal Calves-Higher,
sac 40 per cwt.
Sheep and Lamhs-Ac,ive and steady.
light to fair, .ss.7546.7s common TO
prime sheep; ss6s, mixed sheep and
lambs. sos: common killers. ss754
a2S; culls ssai.so per ewt
fair. quality poor In the sheep depart
ment; prime mediums and fat york
ers, Sc loGe5o: light workers. and pigs
S. 50g $50; roughs. sb.:S Il $50 per cwt
calves. 81 sheep. 90. Hogs. $50
EAST BUFFALO.
Report of Market Opening by sadler,
Rorick ~ Co.. Commisston Merchants.
EAST BUFFALO.
BUFFALO. July 10 Special. Cat
tle-Receipts light and steady. Hogs
Receipts 5000. medium and heavy,
$3.50 6.s5: workers.. ss,sogeso: piss.
lambs. $3.50. Calves-Top. IS.
MARKET CLOSE.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. July 10
Cattle-Receipts 500. light demand.
steady Neals-Receipts 1860. active.
c0c higher at s5Qs. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 600. active. yearlings and
lambs 45c stronger; spring lambs. s.. ~
q so. yearlings. s5.25Q5.75: sheep.
ss,5 o as. Hogs-Receipts $3.50. aC-
i've. stronger; workers, $6.1546.s5
pigs s5.s04o. mixed and heavy. sb.s5 q
90; rougns. $3.50 SIS; stays. $40
40
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO, July lO.--hogs-ReCelpts
today $4,000. Iert over $3.50. market !.
e Toe higher, bulk, $6.i0 $50. light
So y $50. mixed, s6.loQ G.;.sa heavy.
st.lOV6..5 rough. $5.lpUo.3S. pigs.
s4sou $50; yorkers, s65og 65a, good
70 choice heavy. s5.3506.75. Cattle
Receipts l,500. market steady, beeyes,
$40 SO Texas steers. $ig6,2e
western steers. si.5O46.60; stockers
and feeders. $3.50 q 4 30. cows and hell
ers s2.40ao..0 calves. si.50g6 80.
SEtep--Estimated. 5000, market steady
to loo lower, natives. s2.75946V. west
ern. s-.'5 q 40; yearlings. S44OG6.S5.
lambs, natives, siQe.s5, westerns. $50
o.S5.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10
COPPER MARkET-CLOs

Arlz. Com'l. l7H Apex. 4 Bos. Cons,
cop Con. 7sI.. {. & II, SEQ: G. q A..
49,. Davis d. 2; E. Butte. So Ely.
y: Frank. sh. First Nat. AZ Giroux
ga. Can. loA Gold. Cons. eh
Heiv.. ga LAsal.. l47s. Lake. "a; Mob.
81 "a Mai, zoe; Mich. 90. Miami. Z.
Nip. ~ Isle Roy. FL; New, Con, 12L
New Utah, 3. New Dom. i5s y. Butte.
s9+ Old Dom. 3si. Csc. io2h Par,
II " Sup. Cop. 1871 Sup. & Bos. go.
Tam. $50, Utah Cons. t2a; L. s. on.
asa T. = r. 4 5, 4si,: Win, 81,
WolV l32. Youkon az.
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p. M. TRAIN KILLS oHIoAN.

FLINT, Mich, July 10.-(Special.)-
A man whose papers showed him TO
be Ira Naugle. OF Findlay. o.. was
struck and instantly killed by a Pere
Marquette train. near Clio. this morn
ing A card OF membership in the
Woodmen was found on his person.
II Is said he had just come TO Michi-
gan In search OF work. The body
was taken TO Saginaw, where an In.
GIiest will be held this afternoon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10
New Use for Weddino RInos.

A handsome tabernacle OF silver gilt
has been erected in the chapel OF the
blessed sacrament in the new Roman
Catholic cathedral az Westminster.
For years past in anticipation OF this
event, lady who has done much for
the cathedral has been collecting gold
rings on which the inner curtains
might hang. She has succeeded In
persuading many OF her friends and
relatives to leave at death their wed.
ding rings for this service. AT the
present moment the curtains OF SILK
inside the tabernacle are supported by
about IA golden rings which she has
obtained. and on each OF them the
name OF its donor Is inscribed.
When the bill for a new hat comes
IN, look patient. but not peevish.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10
PART OF THE CITY
WILL BE DRY

Residents OF that part of the city.
lying between Woodward and Cass-
ayes, and Calumet and Bagg-aves..
have been notified that from Satur-
day night at / o'clock until Z o'clock
Sunday morning the water supply will
be limited while the water mains are
being flushed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10
Five Killed In Train Wreck.

MEDICINE HAT, Alberta. July To-
Five men are dead and nine injured
as the result OF railway accident
here. Locomotive No. ZOE running
light from here 10 Colridge TO pick
up the Spokane flyer, came in head
on collision with a passenger train
from Crows Nest
The dead James Twohey. engi-
neer: Mallett Nicholson. conductor;
Howard Gray, fireman. A. T. Shaw
and Duncan McEachern, baggagemen
job Printing done right Times p-ist-
ing CO.. 10 John R.-st Phone 1893
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10
POLICE COURT DOCKET

Perry Quinn. drunk: sentence sus-
pended. ~
Kate Swanson. disorderiy person;
discharged
Eta Fredericks. disorderiy person;
Is or o days.
Heary Lemmef. drunk: sentence sus-
pended.
George Perry. adjourned 10 July %.
Joseph Suchey, disturbing tho peace;
dismissed.
Joseph Carmody. dtsordorIy person;
$40 or 30 days
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10
10 Cut Glass
Berry Bowls. 1923

Only forty to sell. and they'll be
snapped up In a jiffy Brilliant,
sparkling cut glass, with deep cut
tings. In a rich design. Such a
Bowl would ordinarily cost $3.50.
This small lot. s2.es each.
Also Cut Glass Naples. with
>hAndles or without. Special at
31.25. $f.3e and S1.4s each.
56-piece Dinner Set In white Dor.
celain. Same price We had in
camping outfit.
China Berry Set, one large bowl
with 6 extra small fruit dishes. ap.
pie. grapes and peach designs. Spe-
cial, per set, 6ec. Worth S1.25.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.

Up--Rensselaer. Magma, Arcadia. 10:
Mckinney. A. Stone. 1890. Kotcher,
Lycoming and barge Jones. AIS: Watt.
Maia. VIM Hawgood. $780, Zenith City,
4: I.aSallei 4;40; Bessemer.
" Down-Neebing. McWiliams. 10; Hop
kins and barge. i2s North STAR l;
Norseman and barge. Amazonas and
barge, Turret Chief. 2 A. Laura. $3.50:
Garrettson. o. +. Parks. s. Louisiana,
c; Tacoma. :.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10
FLINT oRANoEMEN's FETE.

FLINT, Mich, July 10.-(SpecialD
John Baker. who attempted to get
the scalp OF +. o. Wood. at the Den
yer convention. Is slated TO preside to-
morrow. at the Orangemens celebra-
ton. Mayor Spencer has declined to
speak.
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IMARkE! BULL|sH
At DENVER NEWS
HIGHER PRICES PRE-
VAil-U. p. AND ST.
PAUL UP.
STOCK NARKEr-cLosE.

smell. 81. Anal Cop 6sas Ana, Cop,
a. = 4. T : Fe' s2's An m, W9 30
3 e2,; - Hsas 4 O. % cb oh rc IL IL
Can. Pac. 1853. G & CT W. 1913 c. Il
CT W, :; Colo. r * l.. 80, Cons: Gas.
lel. pistil. S4l. ID. & IL: Can lei ::
Erie 49, do SITS, 81 do Snds' "a "sn.
1915. NJ. * x r. 2sa. DO pfd. 90 y
CT. North. 13la Newh, 5S Mo. Pac.
4sss. Nat. Bis. ss2- Nickel Pi. Ss+
Nat. Lead. ss Nor 4 W. u: North W,
y Y. G. q H.. l0i y, Ont. n W. ~
Penn. l22i4 PEG. Gas. 80. Pm, & Read.
l15l4 =. 81. Car 2s Rep ST. isa
Rock Isl. l6R do Pfd. 2s1s 81 PatL
Sou Ry.. I7b: linton Pac i4sis L. !.
:. Bonds. 9ss. L :. Rub. 20. L >.
Steel. 3s7s DO pfd. losss wabash pid'
=. Titan. S4i..
NEW YORK. July l0.-At the open
ing, the stock market was irregular
with n majority or the issues showing
declines The losses were as follows:
SHELTERS ga. Baltimore & Ohio and
Ohio and Delaware & Hudson. SIS:
Copper. ST. Paul Illinois Central.
Union and Southern Pacific Ia, and
Is In Reading. Rock Island and Ana
condA were unchanged Great North
ern ore opened - higher. and Con
solidated Gas and Brooklyn Transit
were IA better. Northern Pacific sold
ex-Gividend al 1879 IS. The United
5 ates Steel stocks were unchanged.
NEW YORK. July l0.-The result
~ the Denver convention had bull
ish influence on the stock market and
was reflected IN generally higher
piices all around the room during the
cal part OF the first hour.
UIion Pacific and 81. Paul. with
fractional advances, both sold AT the
highest range reached on this move
ment and other stocks followed In
line. but profit-taking sales checked
tie advancing tendency and before
the end q the hour reaction devel-
oped on which the early gains were
lost and In some cases slight
fractional net losses sustained. The
greater part OF the buying was by the
larger room traders while commission
houses that had been buyers at lower
levels were the principal sellers. The
market in all respects was similar TO
the markets OF the preceding days OF
the week.
London sold few stocks but arbi-
TRACE brokers reported that II becomes
harder every day 10 buy American
stocks in London and that the trad
ing between the two markets has
dwindled away TO almost nothing.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds firm.
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EN-dividend ! "a per cent
u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bonds, furnished by Cameron Curr!e
e. Co. New IS reg. 1898 u l04h do.
coup. 1898 a 1914 new IS reg. 100 a
1908. do, coup. 1908 d10li- new IS
reg. 1871. Ql22i.. do, coup l22' y
1871
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NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. July l0.--Business at
the opening OF the cotton exchange
was active and prices were hrmer In
response 20 strong cables. Some trad
ers believed that prominent Wall-st.
operator was covering through several
commission houses. both here and AT
the pool. After the call the volume OF
trade increased with shorts large buy
ers. causing prices 20 rise rapidly
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LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations furnished
bv Lewis @. Gorton, i4l3 Majestic bldg.
July 9, 1905
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bic. Corn-July. 73.c. oats-July.
lSiSc asked Pork-July, sl6o5 bid.
Iard-July. s9.5.is nominal RIBS
July. sSss.
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Ias outside markets are weak. the deal
WAS no better than steady.
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Quotations BY Cameron Currie y Co:
open. High. Low. Close.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-10-28
LONE ELM

Lone Elm, Tex. Oct. 26-Cotton
reports from here will soon be
thing of the past. Patches are look
ing very black through here. The
farmers made good run last week
up until Thursday when the rain
stopped them.
The health is some better at pres
ent.
Mrs Spear is better and the last
report from Mr. Oliver Sullivan
states that he was improving slowly.
Quite a number attended the Fair
from here last week, Mr.. Lewis
Green and Miss Bertha Parish. Mr..
John Roads and Miss Marcia Parish
being in the crowd.
Mr.. G. w. Chapman grandparents
just from Tennessee spent Sunday
with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Holder spent
Mrs. Elmo Parrish.
| Quite a number of the Woodmen
from here attended the lodge at
Midlothian Friday night and were
honored with a nice supper.
Miss Lille Johnson is sick again.
Mr. Harris, who has been running
the gin stands here, has moved to
Rocket to take charge of the stands
at that place.
There was singing at Mr.. Tidwell's
Sunday evening with quite a large
attendance.
Mr. Hub Gaphard and wife spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. S. S.
Odom
Mr.. Chapman of east of town WIS.,
lifted his son, G. w. Chapman. Sun
day.
Mrs Ham Alexander of Waxaha-
chic visited her sister, Mrs. Lon East
man. Monday.
We are glad to see Miss Maude
Mitchell able to be up and about
again.
Mrs Dutton and children visited
Mrs. Thompson Monday evening.