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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08

business. Veal calves hold up we'll
the current range being much higher
than usual az this time of yea.
The sheep \and lamb trade is the
worst of all. the latter being just about
AT the ow point for the year. Lambs
are selling for $40 To $3.50 in Chica.
go that would have brought $40 10
Sf.OO In that market vt this time las;
year. The big killers are having an
easy time of il securing fat western
lambs. but al that q large proportion
OF recent receipts have been Feeding
quality for which there is a ready sale.
but at greatly reduced prices COM
those paid-last- year in
-rhfs department. I -1r-rr-rrr-
son to believe that lambs arr near
the bottom for the present season and
feeders do well 10 avail Them
selves OF the opportunity 10 stack up
before conditions change
Hogs are doing better again, owing
to light receipts OF finished hogs In all
western markets. II looks like good
time TO sell hogs that are ready to go
as prices will go much lower before
they so 25 cents per cwt. higher. DE.
troit had q big run o. hogs last week
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wheat. e.5l1OOO bu.. corn. lli,OoO bu.;
Wheat receipts atb rimary poigts
Tuesday, 2lstoQo bu.' y@@r ago Ff'7
The government report makes corn
T9.4. spring wheat 77.6 and oats 69.1.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Sept. S.--The wheat mar
ket opened 4. q &c lower on cables ana
generally fine weather Ia the north
west. Commission houses sold some
wheat on the opening at the low prices,
Offerings were scarce and the demand
heavy, resulting in IA quick advance OF
&c from the opening prices before any
Opening prices: Wheat-Sept.. 91ls
@s7Sc Corn---Sept.. 7s~c. oats
Sept, 49s.c. Pork-Septp not quoted :
Oct, sliTj. Lard-Sept.. not quoted
Oct, 1915. Ribs-Sept.. not quoted
Oct. ssl7
Cash grain: wheat-No. red. ssl2 c
Isl. No. red, ySm 9gc. No. = hard. ~
n s9c. No. hard, 97gssi2c; No. 3
spring. 96cUsl O6. Corn--No. ,, 500
s0lzc, No. white, s0Ac; No : yellow
s0l2c: No. s. 1914 gs0i.c, No. yellow.
1sia a s0isc; No. 4. 16i9 Q7shc. oats
No. 3. 4Siac. No. white. aga 90 Y c.
No. white, iSp4S9sc, standard QUA
p5lc.
The entire board OF trade list was
strong ana higher today. resting spots
showing advances OF &c for What, u
q sc for corn. q q sc for oats. anu ~
ml2la, FOR provisions Closing prices
Wheat-Sept Csc. corn--Sept, ~ Is e.
Oats-Sept. ts7sc. Pork-Sept. sl4.o'
asked Lard-Sept.. ss.'-. Ri0s-sep1.
$50.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.
NEW yoa,x sTocks-cIosEl

Am. c. 81 f.. 4ols. Am Loco j2l Am.
Sug. Ref. 1884,. Am. Smelt. Co. %
AmalS: COP, so; Anaconda S2p, In 30
2Sss BALTIC & Ohio. s7A Brook Rap.
Tran. 54 Central Leather $50 g. *
Ohio. 42a Can. Psc.. l7ZS en- ~
West, 8. Colo. r. & Iron seis Ions lS
canal. lPOA. b. q r. O.. 267. Erie
g71s; Don lists. 44h DO. DDS. -, Gen.
Flee. l46% Ice. 2slr IN Cent, III =
lOs; NJ, ST. l. a ;. Ste NJ, l23, NJ, II.
& T.. SO; DO, pref. 81. CT. Nor. lssS%
Newhouse. 8. Mo. Pacific. So. Nat
Biscuit Co. -s9i.s Nat, Lead $50 N %p
& West. 10. North West l63 No.
Pac.. 1ilSs; ". Y. G, * Hudr lO+,s
ont. & w. 42as Pacific Mail ;, : Co;
25ls; Pennsy.. 124% Poop. g. L. 9
Co, s67s Phila. & Read. l2s ~ fress'
ST. Car. 34a. Rep. steel, -, DO, pref
sls.; Rock Isl, ia. DO. pref 54ia
-. Paul. l44S
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SUPREME CT. MAY
PROBE PRIMARY
FRAUDS
CITIZENS lRREGULARLY ENROLL.
ED IN MANY COuNTiES-RU RAJ
MAIL CARRIERS AND cANDI.
DATES TURN IN SLIPS.

LANSING. Mich. Sept. $50 fla
grant are the Irregularities said 20
have been in the primaries just held
that an appeal may be made 10 the
supreme court TO review the vote IN
many townships. to determine wheth'
er Warner or Bradley is the right
full nominee of the Republican party.
The alleged frauds al the primaries
are said TO involve both the enroll
ment and violations OF The state ballot
laws in the polling.
Some OF the statements that there
has been the bOldest kind Of abuses
have come from spch good authority
as members OF the election boards.
And these abuses are said TO have
been made on wholesale plan.
The primary enrolment must be
made either or application OF the vot-
Ell in person. at the voting booth on
enrolment day, or by signing an en-
rollment slip which must be handed
| by the voter In person 10 a memDer
of the election board. prior TO enroll
ment day" says the law.
And again:
When voter Is sick, or absent
from home on enrolment day, he can
be enrolled by taking the usual oali
on primary election day
Enrichment Slips Mailed for Return.
The allegation is made that In a
number OF counties. enrolment slips
were mailed around 70 voters TO be re-
turned by mail to have the names en-
To-. II is further asserted that one
postmaster compelled the rural free
delivery carriers to collect these
slips.
Further abuses are said to include
the turning in, by the candidates
themselves, of the voters enrolment
slips, which the candidates had caused
to be signed on their trips through
the counties.
Ballots were marked for voters, by
inspectors, IL is declared. without the
voters having been required TO take
the prescribed oath that they were
unable properly TO mark their own
ballots. The violations OF the law In
this regard are said TO have been
most fragrant in townships having
large foreign populations. Instead Of
administering the oath to such, 1t Is
alleged, the inspectors, in many in
stances, would mark the voters ballot
for him.
In some cases, report says, men who
had simply been registered and not
enrolled. were allowed to vote. IL Is
also alleged that. IN some cases. vot'
ers who had enrolled as Democrats.
scratched Hemans' name, substituting
Warmers and that these votes were
counted for Warne: in the Republican
column. instead Of being credited to
him as a Democratic candidate
Dates Show irregularities.
There have been onY four days
when voters could enroll under the
law To vote on nominations for COVER
nor. These were. April 2. 1906: April
4. 1908; Aug. 30. 1908 and Sept. l. 1908.
And yet looking through the enroll
ment books, it has been discovered
that in rural townships voters were
enrolled on eight different days. as
follows: April 2. 1906: June IL, 1906;
Sept. 4. 1906 June II. 1907 Sept. L.
1907; April 4, 1908; Aug. 20. 1908 and
Sept |. 1908.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Sept. S.-Close-Tuesday
was very quiet In the grain markets
Northwestern receipts looked pretty
big and Liverpool was lower. resulting
in an early decline, but later the tone
was firmer and recovery was made
The visible supply had a fair increase
and so did stocks In Europe. Demand
Increased later In the day and IL was
figured that northwestern receipts
were not so very heavy considering the
fact that they were the accumulation
Of thre days.
Wheat quotations-Cash No red
97Lc. September opened with a slump
closed at s7l4c: December opened at
ss &C, advanced to 99i2c, and closed at
go May opened at sl02. advanced to
s1.O3. and closed at slo2is: No. red.
g4Lc No. white, 96iic
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash.
No. g. lear at s2iac. No yellow. :
cars at soc: No. yellow, 3 cars at sac
oats-Cash. No. white. So cars at
52hc; No. 4 white. car at 52c. at
size. 4 Mt 6i1ac: sample. cars at
&c. at Clio. rejected. cars at soc
nyo-Cash, No. 2. 2 cars at 75c.
BeGns-Cash, $40; October. 32l2;
November, s2.o3.
er. 200 bags at $500. March. 200 bags
at S5.15. sample, 125 bags at $3.50, 90
at s5.S5. 40 at 1926. p at 50; sample
alsike. bags at $3.50. IL at IS. at s..
Timothy Seed-Prime spot 100 bags
at $3.50.
November wheat receipts past three
DAYS. l,SJ6 cars
European wheat. visible supply. p
dtH- -htt-deef
Receipts in the detroit market TUES
day included 500 bbls of Hour. 20 cars
OF wheat, "a OF corn. i0s OF oats and
of rye. Withdrawals were 1000 bbls.
OF flour. stocks are 7.545 bu. OF
wheat iGO.llS bu. OF corn, 162.2i2 Blu.
OF oats and s2.106 bu. OF rye.
wheat on passage. 30.5l2.000 bu.. in
crease, 9b4. 900 bushels.
Wheat IN Liverpool closed sd and
corn igm s. d lower.
ST Louis wheat receipts, 195, 900 bu.;
year ago. ISL 600 bu.
Visible supply Increases last week
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How to Get Strona.

p. ]. DAILY, of 1247 w. Congress-st..
Chicago. tells Of a way To become
strong: He says "My mother. who
IS ON and -wus-vrry-fee tl--7-i--.tiv-iiv-
Ing so much Beneffr from tsfrrtrtr- BIT
tiers. that 1 feel it's my duty to tell
those who media tonic and strength.
-eaing medicine about III. In my moth.
cr's case marked gain I'm flesh has
resulted. insomnia has been overcome.
and she is steadily growing strong.
err" Electric Btters quickly remedy
stomach. liver and kidney complaints.
Sold under guarantee at T.. G.. Kinzel.
Central Drug Co, Gray & Worcester's
drug stores.
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Dates Show Irregularities.
sheephead Habitue a Suicide.

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Reuben Cold
berg, who for score OF years had
been a familiar figure about the
Sheephead Bay race track. where he
sold dry goods from a small wagon to
the habitues OF the track and who
knew every Official and jockey OF any
prominence. committed suicide in the
cellar OF his home in Shorehead to
day by hanging. He had recently fai'.
ed in business.
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COPPER MARkET-CIosE.

AriZ. Com, p a Apex. II. Ahmeek,
100: Atlantic. 162. Arcadian. {; Adven-
ture, So Bay state Gas. SIG; Boston
1914. Butte Gin. 26ia Copper Con. : 3;
G. X Hecla, 655 G. Il Ariz.. le2ia: DAILY
West. 9ts Davis DAILY, "a. East Butte.
Sl5: Franklin. l4i. 9'irst Nat, 6s. :;
Globe. 5is; o. Cananea. II y G. ~.
Silver. 1sc: Goldfeld Cons. ga Hell
vetia ). Isle Royale, 23s4 Kew Cop, s.;
La Sale, l49s Lake, 10; Mass, Ga :;
Mohawk 81. Majestic. sc; Michigan
I4lt Miami. "a Mex. CON. 4Ia Nipis-
sing. 81. Nevada Cons, 1917 Nevada
Utah. 81. North Butteg S51s: No. Butte
Parrot q; quincy 95; Raven %; shan
non. 15lz Sup. Pitts, 149s: Santa Fe.
. Superior Cop. 24h: Superior & Bos..
Ssi Tamarack, 551s; Trinity COP, - y !;
Troy. IS. Utah Cons. i6A, Utah Cop.
45es t. : r.. com, Al DO. pref. ie,
Victoria. ~; Wolverine, 1i5; Wyan-
dotte, "a. Youkon. so.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
BIDS ON DUANE DOTY
| AND JOHN CREUSEl
\ SCHOOLS.
Seeretary's Office, so Broadway.
Detroit, Mich. Aug. 81, 1908.

NJ Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until 2 o'clock Thursday,
s8eptember 10, 1905. for furnishing all
.xnatcrial and labor of every description
Necessary in the erection OF the Duane
'O0ty ana John Greusel schools
E Plans and specific0tio may be seen
IN the office OF the Supervisor OF Build
|1nRs, room L. this building.
The jobs Will be let in three separ-
ate contracts.
The first must include all the work
and furnishings of every description
Embodied in the drawings and mason $
general specifications.
M The second, all the work and fur
nfshings of every description in the
drawings and carpenters general spec
'lfications.
The third. all the work and furnish
fngs OF every description in the engi-
neers' drawings and general speclfica-
fions for heating ventilating, etc.
Each bidder must name all sub-con-
tractors Included In his bid.
Proposals mus&--Ie submitted on
forms furnished by the Supervisor and
must be accompanied by a certified
check cash or surety company bond
eQnHr 10 prT rr-rt- -bfti.-
The Board OF Education reserves the
right to reject any or all bids
WILLIAM j. LEE
Secretary
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NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, Sept. s.-The census
bureaus figures on the quantity OF cot
ton rrnned from the growth this sea-
son. issued at 10 a. IN. today. We're a
tribe bearish but were sufficiently on
set by firm cables 10 permit the market
Sail points The feature OF the ca
bles was the large spot businss trans
acted since last Friday. After the call,
the last reacted under renewed pres
sure Opening prices: Sept, none;
oct, S.s4qS.65c; Nov, none; Dec,
S54nS55c; Jan. s.45IS.46c; Feb.
none: March. $40 s.50c; April none;
Nav, SOY ds.5Sc; steady
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Playground Congress Opens.

NEW YORK, Sept. S.--Famous so
biologists. society folk and education
al experts were active in the opening
OF the second annual congress OF the
playground Association OF America.
which convened al the Museum OF
Natural History. today. The congress
will be In session until Saturday even
ing. Dr. Luther Halsey Kulick presid.
ed and many notables OF natural repu-
tation attended as honorary officers.
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a sure.Enouoh Knocker.

j. C. Goodwin, of Reidsville. n. c..
says "Bucklen's Arnica Salve is a
sure-enough knocker for ulcers. A
bad one came on my leg last summer.
but that wonderful salve knocked 1t
out i'm a few rounds. Not even a scar
remained" Guaranteed for piles. sores.
burns. etc. Al +. c. Kinsel. Central
Drug Co., Gray & Worcester's drug
stores.
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A. Is. Hall got in right with the fans
Labor Day by having his cards passed
at the ball park.
Wellington G. Perkins is getting out
his banners as a candidate for aide:
man in the sixth ward
Henry j. Hastings. Democratic can
didate for county clerk, has cards ou'.
He expects 10 make a good showing
Edgar O. Wardell, who is runnins
for good roads commissioner. has a
good record as estimator from the
sixth ward
Harry c. Jacobs, candidate for the
legislature, Is expected To poll heav !,
vote on the east side. where he has
lived all his life.
Harry r. Jones. candidate for the
legislature, was formerly in the sa.
loon business and once ran for alder.
man in the ninth ward.
There is lively struggle for the
two places as estimator from the
fifth ward. Six Republicans and six
Democrats are OUT for the places.
w. w. Ferguson, who Is a candi.
date for the Legislature, Is well.
known colored attorney and was Il
candidate for circuit court commits
sioner several years ago.
James p. Murtagh. who is a candi
date for state senator in the second
district. has been a consistent Bryan
man throughout and is the president
of the first Bryan club organized
hereabouts
Chas. T. Wilkins has definitely d.
cided not TO run for prosecuting at
torney. He had deferred his formal
announcement to this effect for sew.
eral days. owing to the insistence OF
friends who wanted him TO make the
run.
Talk about politicians burning no
money, Tom Farrell. candidate for
county clerk, has made contract to
have his name exhibited in letters Of
fire during the state fair In connec
Ton VIII svery evening fireworks OK
hibit.
Allan r. Cox. candidate for a Re
publican nomination for estimator.at
large, Is well-known young attor.
! ney who has ben avtice In Republi.
can organization work for many years
although never candidate for Office
previous to this time.
| George NJ. Condor reports that the
unions are looking favoraby IN his
candidacy for circuit court commits.
sioner He tells his audiences he Is
not In favor of monopoly OF any job
and thinks II is time for Sam May 10
| give some one else. a-ehancs aftes
serving four terms.
An enthusiastic Carstens meeting
was held Monday evening at the home
of DR.. George Kirker. $40 Baker-st
Several doctors were in attendance
and large number of voters from the
lower precincts of the Tenth ward
Dr. Carstens declared himself as for
three-cent fares. better street railway
service and universal transfers He
put himself on record as against mu.
nicipal extravaganza ana stated that
small items of expenditure are too
often overlooked
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Ziba X. Graham, until recently a De-
troit attorney, but now resident
OF Colorado, Is named as defendant
In n $4,000 sui started in circuit
court Tuesday morning by Attorney
Samuel T.. Berger.
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NEW YORK METAL.

NEW YORK. Sept. s.--At the metal
exchange today steady tone was
shown through business CONTINUED on
light scale Spelter was hrmer for
spot ard nearby eilTeFies-- Other
commodities unchanged. Quotations:
Lake SisU1Ssac, electrolytic, Is - n
i3Ssc: castings, 1871 Gl3ssc: speltcr
s4f21s N411la lead, s4.55n4.60; tin,
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BRYAN PROBABLY TO
IGNORE HEARST'S DIG

CHICAGO, Sept. S.-Wm. j. Bryan,
asked If he had' read the labor day
speech of William r. Hearst, replied
that he had not. but that he under
stood that Mr.. HeaIst had made some
criticism OF him.
Il am fighting Mr.. Taft" said Mr..
Bryan. Either Mr.. Taft or | Will be
elected. II Mr.. Hears will declare
that he is endeavoring to help elect
Mr.. Taft and Mr.. Taft will indorse Mr..
Hearst as a representative of Repuoli.
can ideas and Mr.. Hearst methods OF
campaipning will answer Mr..
Hearst: otherwise do not feel called
upon 10 do So
PITTSBURG. Pa, sept. S.-Con'
corning his sensational affidavit read
Monday by VIM. Randolph Hearst!
during an address In Rock Island, Ill,
in which William jennings Bryan Is
accused OF calling iabo''ng men peg
gars.' James Campbell. OF Pittsburg'
said today:
1T is true that made such an ar
fdavit. II was made for purpose
recently" he added, but was not 10
have been made public at TINS time
Practically the contents OF the amdav'
II, praEe- used during the fist campaign
-in-lsaf. through West Vir-
ginia and Indiana.
London Fair-crsnd Trunk Railway
System.
September 18th. 18th, i4th, 10th,
18TH .................. 1910
September 18th. also September
18th ................... $3.50
Return limit September 2ist.
City Ticket Office. 124 Woodwardave.
Phone VI. 80.
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PRODUCE.

Following two-days' holiday the
produce market showed nothing i'm
portant in the way OF price changes
this morning. Early peaches are near
ing the end and until the late crop
begins TO move the market VIII proba-
bly be little auiet. There were lots
OF plums In. but the supply OF pears,
apples and grapes was undiminished.
The ElRin butter market was the same
as last week Receipts OF poultry were
liberal for this early I'm the week. the
Eggs are firm and looking higher. Po-
tatoes ere firm I'm tone. and tomatoes
were little lower.
AppIe.-rancy. s2Is; common. 80
nr,tx-ofnclai prices: extra cream.
cries aSe; irsts. s1c: crooks. l9c: pack
Cabhsse-soc per don; u: so per Dbl.
rmiin",,cr-Cnntorui' sl..bY; 20;
Vr.ier,-2o b Asc per dos.
Ch~e-e-Michigsn full cream: new.
lac; Emburxer, new. isc; brick. &c;
Schweitzer. old, Use; new. l6c per 10
nor box: pluns' si75Ts.25 per box:
grapes. fl.5oniF S per crate pears.
,comec-Pschage coffee. sia7s@i5.25
Dressed Cniv~.-Fsncy io9tic: com.
mon. sos per N
Eags-Micbigan current receipts.
nrsts. case count, 19tac per doc.
Fiour-Mlchigan patent In wood.
ss.25. second patent, SA.75; straight.
yrTs.- CtrrrT t+-f--.-bel--
-rrru--f-Asi-t.r-s- tes---AHan--&26
cIrn meal sat corn md oat chop r3I :;
coarse middDinEs. ;2' nn9 middlings.
Fresh V@uctsbie.-Green onions. r5{
per doz. cucnmbers. ftr pr rtuz.- tst=-
tuce. lOc PEE hu; parsDes. 2Om csc. green
pcrs sf.15 per bu wax beans. 81 per
box; green heans. 81 per hamper; home
CrOWp tomatoes. 30UfOC.
Green Pepper---yi Clio per bu.
Grspes-S-lb baskets. ESQ., sec; alb
baskets. 1bc.
Hardware-wire nails. $3.50: base
90 and per cent or; poultry netting
tainted bsrbed wire. t25c:' gsivtnized
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EAST BUFFALO.
Report Of Market Opening ny ssdier.
Hnrlck A Co. nm m q NlNn Merchnnfs

BUFFALO. Sept. s.--(Special Cat
tle--Receipts 1000. slow Hogs-Re-
ceipts 1000: steady. heavy. i.l0u7.3O;
Workers. sIa7.20, pigs. So; grassers.
$500 $50 Sheep-Receip 1000 /,
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Harry c. Jacobs. candidate for the
legislature. Is expected To poll heav :,
vote on the east side. where he has
lived all his life
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08

Harry r. Jones. candidate for the
legislature, was formerly in the sa
loon business and once ran for alder.
man in the ninth ward
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08

Rustnes--ffke Pristtng. RIO fuss ana
no feathers. TIE plain. neat kind. that
looks right Tfraes rri.tiss Co. 10
1ohn Rest Phone 1879
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OFFICERS

HENRY B. LEDYARD. ChairrnA.
FRANK w. BLAIR. President
A. 4. =. WHITE. vice-President
GERALD J. McMECHAN. Secretary
CHARLES r. DUNN. Treasurer
ALEXANDER C. LONG.
Assistant Secretary
HOBART B. HoYT. Trust Officer
W. T. BRADFORD. Bond Officer
ISRAEL T. CowLES. Manager
Title. Guarantee and AostI.ct Dept
GILBERT r. OsMUN.
Custodian Safety Deposit Vault
FRANK x. LINGEMANN.
Real Estate Officer
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There Is lively struggle for the
two places as estimator from the
fifth ward. Six Republicans and six
Democrats are OUT for the places.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08

Edgar O. Wardell. who is runnine
for good roads commissioner. has q
good record as estimator from the
sixth ward.
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EAST BUFFALO. sept s.-Cattl,

EAST BUFFALO, sept S.--Cattle--
Receipts. $50. slow at lower values;
prime steers. s5.7546.35. medium
steers. $4.50g5.40; heifers. 50. n 3;
cows $3Mi.25. bulls. 81 a 4.25. Veals-
Receipts, $50; active; steady at 81 s.i5
sheep and Iambs--Receipts. 1000;
lambs active. steady. sheep slow. un
changed lambs, 81. 20 n6.l5 yearlings.
si.75M4.s5. sheep. $4,000 AS. Hogs
Receipts, $500. slow. steady; Workers,
se.50Gt1.20, pigs, s6n6.10; heavy and
mixed. sT10@735. roughs s5.5Om6.
stays $lQi.50.
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w w. Ferguson. who is a candi
date for the legislature, Is well.
known colored attorney and was q
candidate for circuit court commits
sioner several years ago.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO, Sept. s.-Hogs-Receipt
10000; market strong &c higher,
light. S6.35g6.95; bulk, s6.6546.90.
mixed. s635Q705; pigs. s4.loq s.;
heavy, s6.35 n 40. good o choice heavy.
S6.5007.10 rough. 1886 Q655; York
ers. s6.s0q6.s0.
Cattle = Receipts 5000 market
steady; beeves s3.6On1.50. Texas
steers, s3.40Q6.S0; western stters, sS.25
$3.50, stockers and feeders, $3.50 a
4h40. cows and heifers. sl.15 n 500.
calves. S6Q7.75.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; steady to
shade lower. nativts. $3.50 40; west
ern,. $2.26 q 4.25; yearlings. 5000 $50
f3 SOFAS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08

Henry j. Hastings. Democratic can
didate for county clerk. has cards ou'.
He expects 10 make a good showing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08
CURRENT PALAVER
OF The POLITICIANS

A. b. Hall got in right with the fans
Labor Day by having his cards passed
at the ball park.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08

James p. aMurtagh. who is a candi
date for state senator in the second
district. has been a consistent BRYAN
man throughout and is the president
of the first Bryan club organized
herea bouts
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08

Wellington G. Perkins is getting out
his banners as candidate for aide:
man in the sixth ward
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08
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