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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19

Joint eavetrouGh. so and 10 per cent
on: round and corrugated conductors
pipe 20 and : per cent on.
L.%o..Nc.iifornis. uss9s per box.
Maple Sugar--New. pure. $50 per 10.
MushroOnas--50 u coo per Id.
onions-Spanish. $3.50 per crate;
Olis-Raw linseed. 4Sc. boiled lin
seed. &9c gal. less / per cent for casn
in 10 days; diamond headlight kero-
ssne; shc:, turpentine. In barrel lots.
orangss-New Fioridas. ,2759s per
P..r.-Kieters. $50 soc per bu: ,s.as
Pop Corn--Ears. IN 0,e per Id.
Observation-Disclosures. 34GAS0 per
crate; l.76 92.50 per doz-
ca. f ios: .. s. pssro ss5ss p per s sa
Pouitry--Hens. sl4 @sc3 springs. 100
lie; geese, loo; ducks, llgll nc;
turkeys. i.9Ise per ID. Dressed hens,
lie; ducks. 1I0lac; turkeys. ib9isc
per Id.
sweet Potatoe.-virginias. $3.50 per
s SS kim dried ,isp per per O s4at ssa'
Provisions-Mess, pork. $40: family
pork. nsgIs.so; light. clear. Nsg2o:
heavy. $1,000; smoked hams, nne:
picnic hams. &c: bacon. 13c: lard in
tiercss. LONG: kettle rendered. ihc
su.sr-crystai dominoes, $3.50; eagle
ia bSes, 1856 cut loaf. ss.35: cubes.
$3.50; xxx powdered, $3.50: granulat-
ed. extra coarse. s546; graduated. in
S Sas :ssS EshKan sranu is e
g. 1886; No. q. 1885; No. 4. 35.25; No. 8
$500; No. 8. 1913; No. Z. IS; 10; No. 8.
sS No. No. T., Vi 80 No. T. 's s.sS c No.
IL, $3.50: No. Is. $3.50 per 100 lbs.
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Asple.-Fancy. ,soA common. $3.50

Bstter-Ofncial prices: Extra cream
cries. soc: firsts, CSC; crooks. zoe; pack
ing stock. 1sc per ID.
CauIiGower--6007 per b6
CeIery--25 q soc per dox
Cheese-Michigan full cream. new.
ss: S sIS ats ise psf iSc brick
Chsstnuts-se.5oQ7 per bu: 1s@14c
California Fruit.-orapes. s.7s@a
coase-Packase coffee. s1a7s0Isas
crssserries-Fsncy. ss.a5@s.so per
Dresssd csive.-Fancy. So1oc: CON-
Dressed Hss.-LIsht 797Mc; heavy.
Exgs-Michigan current receipts.
srator extras, 24c per dor.
$50 :ecssS patent ';sss:n saS $3.50 1885,
clear. SI.7s per bbl.
Feed-jobbIng lots. bran. sst: coarse
sean meal s'a ,,S sSrn and os an chop
diings. S2s per ton.
Fin.sn Haddies-1oo per III. .
Fresh yeget.bie.--cucumbers. ROT
per ID: parsnips. sc per doz.
Grss. Pepper.-ii.T50s per s-basket
Grspes-catawbas, 4-lb baskets. IL
adsc: Malagas, sI5o6s per bbi.,
Heney--Fancy white 17013c; amber.
iO hickory Sss.Wsa'sSsS3'5oV S per e Su.
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for new baied hay IN
car lots. T. o. b. Detroit No. timothy.
old. s11Q11.5o: new. s10d1o.5o; No. 2.
new, 5000; clover. omixed. 5000: rye
straw. S6.50V1. wheat and oat straw.
Ss.sOas ton. in car lots.
Hides--No. I cured. lie: No. . cured.
fOc: No. I green. &c. No. green. sr:
kip cured. No, I. II NC: No .. loo; kip
green. No. I. loo: No. =. sue. calf cured.
No. 4. I4hc: No. 2. 13c. green, No.
1. lac: No. 2. Nc per ID: horse hides.
No. 4. 81: No. ?. ~: sheep skins. az TO
wool 500 soc.
HsrSwsre--wire nails. s2ao: base
so and s per cent on; poultry netting.
painted bsrbed wire, $3.50. galvanized
$40: poultry netting before weaving.
cloth. 1i.to per 100 feet; lap and slip
after weaving. so per cent on; wire
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PUBLIC SUPPORTS
ISSUES; DECLINE
IS CHECKED
TRADERS ATTACK MARKET AT
OPENING-AFTER HALF HOURS
TRADING Loss HAS BEEN RE-
PLACED BY GAINS.
BY 7. c. sHOTWELL.

NEW YORK. Nos. lS-Traders
continued their attack on the market
at the opening this morning. but pub
lie buying was present In such force
that the decline was quickly stopped
and the market was turned upward
Opening prices were an average OF q
point under the closing Of last night,
but within half an hour this loss had
been made up and net gains had been
established In most securities. North
ern Pacific sold ex-dividend 311.26 a
share and was one OF the strong fea-
lures Of the list at its lower prices
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
were also very nrm.
Erie sank lower than for a week.
but quickly recovered part Of its loss.
The campaign in Erie just now seems
TO be with the idea OF accommodating
more stock. There are even hints that
the stock may be cornered as Wall-st.
has sold II short very freely.
The coppers were neglected IN spite
Of strenuous attempts by insiders to
make them popular.
Owing 10 the fact that John ID.
Rockefeller was expected to spend
most OF the day on the witness stand.
professionals stood ready to hammer
the market. Those In charge OF the
litigation do not expect anything to
come out that will affect the market.
On the curb market, stocks were
quiet and fractionally lower.
In London, American stocks were
sold freely. establishing net losses
averaging almost a point. In the late
trading there was a recovery from the
low figures abroad.
At the end Of an hour the market
ranged steady with prices close to
those prevailing at the close yesterday.
London was not factor In the trad.
ing Government bonds unchanged.
Other bonds irregular.
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PEDESTRIAN NEARS END
OF 3,7so-MILE WALK

SPOKANE. Wash, Nov. 16.-"Colo-
NAL Jack" whose real name Is John
A. Krohn, walking from Portland. Me-,
to Portland. Ore, trundling a wheel
barrow on his hike of $3.50 miles
across the continent In 200 days, Is
expected to reach Spokane In a short
time. He left the coast OF Maine. June
1, and at the present time. according
TO his schedule. he Is 500 miles ahead.
He will have covered $500 miles when
he reaches this city. His best walk
was A. miles in one day and 200 miles
in a week. going through western
Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio.
He carries a small book. in which
railroad agents, postmasters and vii
lage officers write their names and
the date and time OF his arrival Let
tiers received In Spokane state that
Krohn will pass some time along the
California coast after completing his
long tramp, going thence TO Honolulu.
He will make the return trip In e
regular train. II he is successful In
covering the distance within the timo
limit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19
FAILS FOR
OVER A MILLION
BROKERAGE CONCERN HAD BEEN
RAipEp BY POLICE DURING
"BUckET-sHoP" WAR.

NEW YORK. Nov. IA failure
that may reach over 100000 was
reported today when the arm OF John
A. Boardman & Co.. members OF the
Consolidated Stock exchange Of Phil
adelphia, closed their New York
Office.
The ONCE was locked and no one
was In charge. On the door was a no.
tice directing former customers and
employees to apply 10 the Philadelphia
ONCE. No advance notices had been
given OF the firms determination TO
close In New York. and a throng OF
employees and customers gathered In
Broadway In front OF the building.
The firm has had considerable trou-
BILE with the authorities. II was raid
ed In 1906 during the bucket shop
war, by the police.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19

DETROIT. Nov. 1s.-Close: Tho
wheat market received no new ammu-
milton on Thursday. and the result was
s,o Suet dsys me a nn. te eon
dent that everything Is in their favor.
but stocks are pretty heavy and there
Is no let-up In primary receipts. which
went above a million bushels on Wed
nesdsy. The weather all over the
world is unfavorabie to growing crops.
Argentina made no reports; but the
dealers to be satisfied with present
Wheat quotations-Cash No. 2 red,
sos; December opened unchanged at
Ss s Mss Sssnss 3D. at and , dsssed to
vanced TO si.l0h. and declined to
n.osh; July opened at sloan. gained
Coarse grain quotations: corn--Cash
No 3. 621c; No. 3 yellow. sshc; No. 4
ostsTca'h No white. CATS at
Rye-Cash No. 2, 76c.
Beans-cash. ssis; December and
January. s2.2o.
s5.4b: March, 900 bags at IS. go: sample.
36 bags at 1928. rs at S. IL at 1915:
sampIe alsIke. bags at 1s, 3 at 81.
rhssss wen. en- tss 500 b psrS 81 sos akst
OF wheat. OF corn, and Of oats.
Withdrawals were 400 bbis OF -four and
1892 bu OF oats. Stocks are Bs0.e52
bu OF wheat. 174.2S5 bu OF corn. 22s.3is
bu of oats. and $3.50 bu OF rye
Wheat receipts at St. Louis. $1,000
bu; year ago, 1900 bu.
Kansas City received 81 cars OF
wheat; year ago. 9.
Wheat crop OF South Australia, "a
100000 bu. estimated; year ago. 1900
900 bu.
Estimated exports from Argentina
this week. 100000 bu.
Wheat In Liverpool closed \ a N q
lower. and corn h1%d lower
il Winnipeg received $50 cars OF wheat:
year ago, 34s.
Northwestern wheat receipts Thurs
day. 73s cars; year ago. 542.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Thursday. i.i24.000 bu; year ago. sss.-
coo bu.
Exports of wheat and -four Thurs
day. 22s.000 bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1y-Easier cables
and continued liberal receipts from the
northwest caused small declines In
wheat at the opening. but the market
turned strong shortly after on buying
by Patten Interests. Commission
houses were on both sides.
Opening prices: wheat--Dec; tl;osh
1l.o3- Corn-pec. s3h TO ssit 1eSH
oats--Dee- g@DTc,.- Pork-Jan..
not quoted: May, ts.70dss7.
December wheat was up sc. while
there were losses of &c In May and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19
WOULD RESTRAIN
SUGAR COMPANY

The dealings of the Esperanto Min.
Ing Co. in which IL is charged that
investors lost $4,000, were aired In
Justice Otis court. Wednesday after
noon, In suit brought by David Blum
rosen, representing DR.. David Mclean.
against Fred s. Osborne, Walter F..
Parker and Harry B. Bennett. DR.. Nc.
Lean bought 500 shares at rs cents.
Mr.. Osborne. formerly director OF
the City Savings bank. and at one
time connected with Cameron Currie
q Co.. was the principal witness. He
was secretary OF the mining company.
but he testified that as far as he
kneax the company never owned
mine. never bought one and never did
any mining. The theory of the plain.
tiff Is that the officers are liable, az.
the company was organized merely
TO sell stock and not to run mine.
AS there are number Of cases
pending against the same defendants
In the same deal, Justice OFT withheld
his decision until the other cases are
heard. when he will hand down a de-
cision covering them all
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19
fcABE MAKES SURE
OF QUALIFICATIONS

Doiler Inspector McCabe is out with
assistants looking up the steam
0ts Of the city and making sure
every boiler operator has q proper
nse. So far, great many men
We been found who either had no
nee or had let their papers expirs
out reneway. AL OF these had to
~ new examinations no matter what
11r length of service.
e Qne instance which occurred q few
19 ago showed the manner In which
- men managed to continue with
III papers. A man had been operat-
= plant for three years and his en-
pYer never asked about his papers
~ the engineer asked for an in
4ose In pay. He was surprised to
- that he had been running 30 long
lhout any legal right and took the
Nminaticn Immediately. Just scrap
[E through.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19
CALLS ON POLICE
AND is ARRESTED

Not knowing that detectives had
been looking for him Tor two weeks
on warrant charging him with SIM
pie larceny. August Desjardins. aged
AZ. journeyman tailor whose home
Is at No. $40 Lafayette boulevard,
walked into the central station, Thurs
day morning, to see Detectives Reid
and Good on personal matter ana
was promptly locked up. He Is
charged with stealing a pair OF tailors
shears. which he denies.
After his arrest, II developed that
Desjardins Is also wanted on a war
rant secured by his wife, who charges
him with non-support. This he ad.
mits, and he declares defantly:
Il will not support her. either, as
long as my step-daughter remains In
the house,
Desjardfns was taken to jail.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19
DIMES FOR MARRIED
SQUIRRELS ON ISLAND

Every class Of creature on Belle Isle
- b made happy hereafter always
4opttng dogs. And the dogs will
Dent to the happy hunting ground
- he shot gun route.
xhs latest idea proposed by Supt.
Der and accepted by Commissioner
lnchman Is that OF providing houses
the squirrels. These are not
e(lee by any means. but 1t is hoped
g they win become popular with
~ Wild creatures. They consist Of
1e boards, but may be painted at
oettvely. The portal Ia merely a big
Eur hole just large enough to let a
u1rrel In with his cheeks fun Of
Only married squirrels need apply
Ia these homes, which will be large
Dpugh for only family apiece, with
ofago space for the winter food.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19
ytURED ON BUILDING;
SUES FOR DAMAGES

Michael Michowiak. one of the VIC
20 Of the accident at the Owen
hiding, Lafayette boulevard and
4yne-st., May Is. 1907, when two
~ we're killed and several injured.
good suit for damages In Judge Muir
W court, Thursday morning. against
Doo d. Gambler & Co.. contractors
The cornice work
H. accident was caused by the
Ing Of scaffold. Michowiak was
Ming on the ground and was struck
falling plank. A portion Of his
- was torn away. and his skull
INJURED. He claims to suffer from
1ache continuously since the &C.
ont, and that he Is 50 easily over
1e By heat prostration that he can.
~ work in the sun.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19
lULD PROTECT
INVESTOR IN THE
i FUTURE
ANTic FRAUDS IN REAL Es-
kTE DEALS MOVE BUSINESS
Nm TO TAKE sTEPs-REaIs-
rRlNo SYSTEM Is FAVORED.

)olIgT, H., Nov. 19--Peter Var
rc1pasr, who was convicted Of for
~ 10 the extent Of nearly $1,000, 900
Md a the penItsntiary today &c
IN an lndetermlnats sentence o'
I 90 ~ years. II 10 believed BY
l0o States attorney Barber, In
oooo, that Van vIlssinoer has
IN asssts worth about $500, 600
8 Barber 10 working on this feature
s |>e csse.
yl5ICAGO, Nov. 19.-While more
inns Of Peter Van vlissingen's
10y mill were coming TO light yes
10y. q movement was started. the
% which will be to make impos-
- In this community repetition
&ho Wholesale frauds. Real estate
~ will be asked to devise some
ms for the adequate protection OF
etors In mortgages and similar
mites.
- proposal was made by the
~ County Real Estate board. which
orgnnixed largely through the 40
n Of the convicted forger.
he body sent to all real estate and
10 other business men during the
. call for q meeting to be held
evening at No. ISL La Salle-st..
pbich the problem will be discuss
y In the call Secretary Bell says:
- view of the recent exposure and
>1rS Of like nature made In recent
~, q feeling prevails that some
Aod should be devised TO better
Let investors In real estate secur-
D against fraudulent practices.
This has become vital question
|nu persons dealing In mortgage
- and to those In kindred lines of
mess. Something must be done.
u the Cook County Real Estate
.Id invites you to attend a meeting
~ held Thursday evening, Nov. IS.
40 board rooms for the purpose of
nnning this matter"
the real estate men ask the ad-
~ Of County Recorder Davis they
4 be- informed that Q compulsory
I'D OF an optional Torrens land
Dtoring system would offer com
~ protection against mortgage
oco. Il In estimated that the total
I0ber Of persons swindled by Van
|ru1ngen IL 10.
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HAS NOT LIVED WITH
WIFE IN Is YEARS

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 49, One Of
the most remarkable divorce suits In
the history OF the courts will be heard
next Monday, when VIM. E. Whorle.
q lawyer, OF York. Pa, will appear TO
fight the action OF a separation begun
by his wife, Lorena o. Whorle, with
whom she has never lived since their
marriage Is years ago.
Mrs. Whorle bases her suit upon the
fact that her husband deserted her.
which he contends he could not have
done because he never lived with her.
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(a)Asksd. obj
LIVE STOCK.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YAH

MICHI6AN CENTRAL BTOCk YARDS.
DETROIT. Nov: ia.cattls-Prims
common cattle 10 TO 90 cents, lower.
Prices ranged az follows: Choice steers,
averaging from 100 OTTO l.loo lbs. $3.50
light to good butcherS steers and heif-
cows: ssso0sso; csnnsrs' cows .N;aS
sss sS a snp S.aSy o :sn
feeders. l.scS!; 50 per ewt NilcR
SS,ys.sss.Sx 1890 -: :s.a Veal
sheep and Lessss-Active and steady.
quality fair: choice lambs, es1s05:s 80;
light to fair. t<Q<.7S: common to prime
sss eo% S H;s r .iss sFRse ssd ;A saii:
Hoss-Duii. is0sSe lower. quality
%ses sors. ..d ana fat Dic ss
tis. TousS.. Hes.se Per CIV. s%,. pun ~
Receipts untif noon: Cattle. 1.5s2;
calves. 44e; sheep. f.ss4; hogs. ,7.sss.
EAST BUFFALO.
RorScA e Co, Ce..ns.sios Merehsnss.
BUFFALO. Nov. ls.-cattle-Receipts
10 cars, slow. Hogs-Receipts 40 cars.
;sssxs77s. shsep-Receipts 10 cars.
slow; top lambs. ss.75. Caives-Ss26
MARKET CLOSE
EAST BUFFALO. N. Y. Nov. ia
Cattle-Receipts IS. market slow. veals
Receipts 400. slow. steady; Gull to
choice. S4.760S26- Sheep and Lambs
Receipts IL. 700. very dull; top lambs.
Ssssq5.7s; yeariings, 5000; ewes.
1915 a.; wsthers. 34Q%25: mixed sheep
$s.7504; culls. S1G3.26. Hogs-Re-
ceipts $500. active 10G25c higher:
heavies. y5.so96o5: mixed s5.75Qe:
workers.. S5G6.so; pigs. s4G ATS: roughs.
&515.40. stays. 34G4.50.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO. Nov. is.-Hogs-Reoeipts
go. 600. market strong to sc higher;
light. S5.l005.s5; bulk. 35.s046.so:
mixed, $3.50 20: pigs, s5.50a7.25: heavy
S. IS 16o5; good to choice heavy. $3.50
gs:oe: roughs. s5.s6q5so: workers..
S5. COASTS. Cattie--Receipts 5000
market steady; beeves. sa.2o97.so;
Texas steers. 33.40dA40: western
steers, S3.l0Q6.70; stockers and feeders.
$3.50 a 40; cows and heitera. Sl.5O95:
calves. 35.5067.25. Sheep-Receipts
20. 900. market steady to l0c of: ma
tives s2.4o94s0: western. S2409A40;
yearlings. Stq4s0 lambs. native and
western. $3.T516.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19
Engineer Suicides.

CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-Samuel b
Curfman. of Steubenville. O.. was
found dead yesterday In his room at
the Leland hotel. Wabash-ave. and
Harrison-st. He committed suicide by
shooting himself twice In the breast.
II IL believed Curfman killed himself
because of dependency caused by An
unsuccessful financial. deal. He is
known to have been specializing In
stocks. For five years Curfman was
city engineer and water works super
intendent at SteubeHville. He was 80
vears old.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
BOSTON COPPER.
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Furnished BY Hayden, Stone & Co.:
The Boston copper shares are dull
ard teatvreless. Prices are holding
around last nights closing level The
demand Is light but no pressure to sell
L. noticeable. The metal situation has
the appearance Of being a trine weaker
Opinions as TO the future course OF
prices are more mixed than for some
time past. We think on the whole
that the market Is In a trading posi-
ton and stocks can be sold whenever
trey are strong and bought back again
on weak spots
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19
MRS. ASTOR DISINHERITS
HER WEALTHY SON

NEW YORK. Nov. 19.-The WIN OF
Mrs. William Aston. who died several
weeks ago. was opened today by John
f. Parsons, counsel for the family and
II was found that the aged head OF the
Astor family had cut on her son, John
Jacob Aston. without q cent. All she
left him was some Jewels. family
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19
This One Easy TO Answer.

A man was heard to say IF knew
that Humane Collars and Humane Back
Saddles DO as the company claim, and
cure these sores on my horses. I
would certainly buy them at once, but
how do I know His answer IN easy.
He can obtain these collars and back
saddles Mt No. 2s0 Russell7st, use
them Is days before buying. and can
then return them n they are not
found as represented. Send for free
catalogue. Humane Horse Collar Co.
200 Russell-st-, Detroit, Mich, once
phone Main 3526; residence North
2oeS-R
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19
PRODUCE.

The activity OF the street Is largely
IN the way OF handling the heavy move
ment OF poultry for the Thanksgiving
trade. Receipts OF all kinds were
heavy this morning. and more were
coming on every train. The demand, on
the whole. was equal to the supply. al
though receivers stated that stocks OF
hens were inclined to accumulate
Spring chickens sell readily, and there
10 a good inquiry for ducks, geese and
turkeys. Aside from poultry the mar
ket had nothing OF special interest.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19
oeorae Davis Passes.

It's said that the White Sox will
present the same lineup next year as
this season. except that Donohue will
return TO first base and Isbell to Sec
ond base. George Davis appears TO
have slowed down so much that he is
on the ragged edge.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19
MORRIS LEFT ESTATE
VALUED AT $4,000, 900

CHICAGO. Nov 19.-Nelson Morris,
the late member of the firm OF Nelson
Norris & Co.. meat dealers. left an
estate valued at SIS 100000. according
to an inventory filed In the probate
court here. Edward, Ira and Mrs.
Sarah Morris are executors.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19
RACKEN DECLARES
HUMMEL GOT MILLION

\ NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-Detectiye
Inward n. Bracken, who says he viii
<D.oDon the entire Dodge-Morse scan
~ Today declared that 10000 was
4on ABE" Hummel. the lawyer, who
- convicted OF extortion, for the de-
WY Of letters which incriminated
orIe9 w. Morse In plot to ruin
WAS reputation
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19
BOTTOM COPPER SALEs.

nishsd by Hayden. Stone . Co. Adv,
IS: Aye. Is; Aris; cOTi s.!ss; All. $40;
e e,a'' s.nS.. fo,s s. w We 100 g. r.. Isis
Or. 20: o. g. i:los: Roy. 80: Lake
y e. 80; Nsv. Con. s2S; Newh, $50;
NJ. n, 1885; q. c.. roo; o. D.. 1900;
osc. So; Par. las; Gu. 5; r. Isl. ss2
su1 Pe %; so"5 Ie; shas lSn aus 81 pm n so
Tenn. 2oi Trin., sos; Oh, rs; b. s. r..
l.fss: DO ptd: 81: Unit. Cop. Ie6; "
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19
Watched Fifteen Years.

For fifteen years have watched
Salve; and II has never failed to cure
any sore. boil, ulcer or burn to which
1t was applied. II has saved US many
a doctor BILL" says A. +. Hardy, OF
East Wilton, Maine. At E. G. Kinsel.
Central Drug Co.. Gray & worcester's
drug stores.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19
N. Y. COTTON.

NEW YORK. Nov 1s.--It was the
general opinion among traders this
morning that the changes made by the
revision committee yesterday had
strengthened the local contract materi-
ally and heavy buying orders accord
ingly flooded the cotton market. caus-
ing sharp gains and new high records
for the crop.
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Markets and Finance

sc In July. Corn quiet and nrm.
Oats, Improved some In price on buy
Ing by cash grain houses
Closing prices: wheat--Dec., r.03h
Corn-Dec.. 63Ac asked Oats-Dec..
~ &C bid. ,Pork-Jan. sl6leq1s.is bid.
Lard-DeG.. ss.22 asked. Ribs--Jan..
ss.60ass2
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U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Rond quotations. Furnished by Hay
New - reg, 1914 0l0t: do. coup. 1o4
bid; new IS reg, 1908 9ioi y do. coup.
100& T101h; new ~ reg. f2ok d12f
do. COUP 121 bid.
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:, Cotton prices, furnished BY Hayden
Nrw YOWK METAL.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1e.--At the Metal
exchange today. trading was quiet with
prices irregular. Electrolytic and cast )
Ing copper was down NC In the bid
and nearby deliveries in the bid. Quo
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19
EXILED GRAND DUKE
CAN RETURN HOME

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 1.-the
death of Grand Duke Alexis has heal
ed the breach In the imperial family
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PosALS FOR ARC LAMPS,
E8 WIRE, CROSS ARMS
ri ceDlR POLES.

, e s.s' s E Z; s;s:'y; Con-
,aS s ss Hsx HosS.y. S ss:s Der
~ o'clock 3. m, for furnishing
Uomu1oe1oo arc Tampa copper
11o1G ofsno ard cedar poles. IN ac-
We with epscfflcations on fils IN
pa y. q BoWLER,
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caused by the marriage of Grand
Duke Cyril to the divorced Grand
Duchess Victoria. OF Hesse. Grand
Duke Cyril will now be allowed to
return 10 Russia after several years
exile abroad.