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New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
To Let for Business Purposes.

To Let for Business Purposes.
Very Desirable Store and
Basement
1864 Broadway
TO LET
WITH RESERVATION OF ONE WINDOW.
Apply to Renting Agent
$40 Tribune Building,
154 Nassau ST.
AZ w. 18th ST., through to
As w. 18th ST., a5nls4
STORE AND LOFT.
New estpoTEy building just cOmDls;sa coad Liob.
H J. SACHS CO.. West 22d St
'TvoR RENr.-FLooR ABOUT 10000 SQUARE FEET.
with street eve 2 @ hsa st. and 9th a1e
Country Property for Sale.
E7oR sAIH-ossNISe: new YORK scFs9 sRooN ra0s COS
IT.RY L. sase; ossn,ns' sn improvements r Y. VII"
NO 1s LIST 5s1DEAL SUMMER HOME ROOM Fq9,!
situated all modern improvements; stable barn ieehouse
saiSssn s7oeS WofFE HSofG + AERTMAS Co. i12s Bway
WHITE PLAINs-FoR SALE. NEW AETlSTlS fE ,o
w cosey. house; moderate price send Ior
picture and complete description. j. T NORRIS OLE
Fatiron Building.
City Property to Let.
$40 WEST 16STH ST.
Three story high stoop private house.
and bath; modern improvements J. J. BAG
42d
Furnished Il pdrtmentS to Let.
TNOR RENT. JUNE TO OCTOBER. A FURNISHED
r eight all light rooms; extra room
for storage near Madison Square. Write NJ. w, Box
is Tribune Uptown Office 1864 Broadway.
Furnished Houses to Let-COuntru.
NOR RENT, FURNISHED. COTTAGE AND FIVE
4 acres: one hour from York from Grand Central
station either Harlem the y. Y. ". h & Hart
ford roads surroundings: good roads etc
CHARLES FIELD GRIFFIN & CO. 5O3 9th ave. N T.
City
SPRING LAKE BEACH. \. j.
furnished cottages for rent: booklet
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
Proposals.

C,EAIED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL. BE. RE
- ceved at of Commissioner of immigration.
: Island. y. Y II until 30 p 18th.
and opened thereafter. for furnishing
insulated submarine cables
from Barge Office dock. New York City Ellis Island
Immigrant Station Ellis Island, n Y. H. Particulars
as to limitations conditions governing bidders NAV
he obtained from Robert Watchorn, Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08

MORT SCHUYLER y. Y. MARCH IS, 1e6.-SEAI,ED
L proposals. triplIcate. will be received II
a. M April 20, 1908. for repairing, painting and
stallng plumbing fixtures, Post Hospital. Informa-
tton furnished application. L. s. right to
or q proposals Envelopes containing pro-
posaIs will be Proposals for repairing Hospi-
ta" and add CHAS. l. FISHER Mr.
C>EAI.ED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
= by the Board Of Water supply, at No. 299 Broad
way. New York. Room 30 ninth floor, until Il A. NJ
on wednesday. April IS. 1908. for printing and de-
yerlng the ~ Tt ] %r vor "e BOARD OF
At above place and time the bids Will be pub
ltcIy read The award OF the II
awarded, will be made thereafter prac-
ticable Pamphlet containing information for bidders
of contract specifications etc can be obtained
nv Intending application in person a
Room 1918 above address For further parttcu-
City Record ~ -
JOHN A. BENSEL.
President;
CHARLES y. CHADWICK,
CHARLES A. SHAW,
Board Of Water Supply
THOMAS HASSETT.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
Furnished Rooms Wanted.
Lost.

TUESDAY AFTERNOON April, 7TH, IN AI.TMAS's
i toilet room. on the wash hand basin. pearl ring.
rounded with diamonds and little diamond Kuard ring
it reward II returned. Mrs. F. b. H. East
u.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
Furnished Houses to Let-Country

NOR RENT FURNISHED. COTTAGE AND FIVE
Il acres hour from New York from Grand Centra
STATEN Harlem the y. Y. N h & Hart
roads delightful surroundings: good roads etc
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
City Property to Let.
$40 WEST 10STH ST.

Three story basement high stoop private house.
n and bath; modern improvements j. J. EAG-
42d
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08

PT-TEFY TyOMBI.Y &. PUTNEY. Attorneys for Peti
tioners. . Rector st, y Y City
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08

Clerk of Sur-cgafes Jl--.- %
ALEX ASnFP { GREEN. AttC-neys f1r petitioner -
Broadway. New York
The Detroit times., 1908-10-17
BRILLIANT SPEAKERS
FOR B. OF c. BANQUET

The quarterly meeting OF the Board
Of Commerce will be combined with a
banquet TO be given In the Hotel Cad
lilac, Tuesday evening, Oct 20, at
1870 o'clock. Interesting speakers
have been secured. The Rev Maurice
Penfield Fixes. ID. d., who has recent
ly succeeded DIR. 8. b. Meeser at the
Woodward-Ave. Baptist church, will
deliver a short address on Our out
look" Every member of the Board
OF Commerce who participated In the
baptismal trip of the City OF Cleve-
land which the board gave last June
will recall the brilliant speeches made
by the Hon. Job K. Hedges. OF New
York. Mr.. Hedges is a prominent at
torney and at the banquet will speak
on The national value Of presidential
elections" II. c. Hall. president Of
the Chicago Association OF Commerce,
who acted as POSTMASTER at the cele-
brated Taft Bryan dinner. given by
that organization. will speak on Com
munity Patriotism" IL Is proposed to
Illustrate some phases OF the work of
the board by lantern slide pictures. A
musical program will be interspersed
The Detroit times., 1908-10-17
LET There To Light"
Is Bryan's Text in
His Denver Spooch

DENVER, Oct. l7.-William JET
nings Bryan, in his speech here, be-
fore great crowd. took tor his text
Let there be light" and said in part:
The Republican policies ere with
out form and void. Darkness conceals
their plans. The awakened conscience
of an aroused people calls out, Let
there be light
What evils are marshaled behind
the Republican ticket? What debt;
are being contradicted? What mort.
cages are being given? Let there be
light
"The Democratic committee has SCI
the example. For the first time in our
national history national committee
mas taken the nation into It's conf
dence and given forth list Of Its
contributors. This Is In the interest
of honest politics and honest govern
ment Ito pens a new era. Will the
Republicans dare to defy a universal
sentiment and maintain the secrecy
that has given predatory wealth its
hold upon the government?
I'VE demand the election of sena
tors by the people and this Is In the
interest OF honest government Let
senatorial elections be held In the day
light and not behind closed doors In
secret caucuses. The public demands
light on the tariff question.
what does the Republican party
intend TO do with the trusts? Let
its plans be stated. Let it's remedies
be made known. Let there be night
on this question also"
The Detroit times., 1908-10-17
Grape rrs.s-s79slso pc, boz

GGrsSs Frsis-s7YLso per boz
Ssss..-dsnsords s01 s! is' b sS $50
baskets. ise;- bsiaw.res. s-iS.. isc:
ii.sss. sSisH per ns IH ,,so; s...
painted Lsrsss Wire, ss'so. nai Ssssis q
Ss.o. poaitry netting S.fo"s As saaS wrs :
after weaving. SO per cent on. VIE
on. round and corrugated conduc :or
Meney-iancy white. is6Ise; ami or.
is S,.sors sH S".,, s Der Ss per ID
May-Detroit shippers are paying the
folio wing prices for new oaisd has IN
s sia i 81, e h DSsr0i NJ time n.
new. SOD 10; clover. mixed. 5000: rye
straw. ss.5oa7; wheat and cat strsw.
ss;so@o ten. In car lots a.. ~ i.
cured. SC. No. j green, sHc. No.
green. 7Kc: kip cured, No. 1. iobci No.
s.i e; ea als sr Ss No .a Nj no. Ne ,$S;
green. No: l. lac; No: Z nhs per 10:
skins. as 90 wool. ao0see.
ismo..wcafifornis. ssoA.s per boz.
Mei...-Gems, si.:s per 0u: osAsa
Omions-Spanish. $3.50 per crate.
Michigan. SO ~ zoe per. bu
Oiis-Raw linseec. ssc: boiled ha.
seed. <+o xal. less I per cent for oash
an 10 days; diamond headlight kero-
ssne. 3hc. turpentine. In barrel ioss.
Al 4.c Der bal
Orssses-Valencias. sAa60A7S par
Pears-Kiefer's. $50 soc per blu; .s2.25
@2.75 per Dbl; Bartletts. N.1SV2 per
Pop Coru-Ears. ~ 02c. per 10
Observation-Disclosures &%.SO0e per
crate s2.5042.75 per dog.
rotstoes-Michiga soc per bu;
PoUltry-Hens. 9q9hc; springs, 100
Provi,ton.--Mess pork. 5000: family
pork. sl90l9.50; light. clear. $500;
heavy. $3.50. smoked hams, l2hc:
dry saited briskets. ike: shoulders:
SC; picnic hams. siac; bacon. 1tc: lard
g. tierces. liMc: kettle rendered. l2Ac
per III.
sweet Potatoes-virginlas. 3i.7sQ
i.ss per Dbl: Jerseys. SiiS per ou; ~
sugnr-Crystai dominoes, s., Eagle
tablets. @s.e5: cut loaf. $6.i5. cubes. -;
Xxxx powdered. IS. 30: graduated. er-
ira coarse, s6.55; graduated, In bulk.
$S.45: Michigan graduated. $3.50: gran
ulated in 35-lb cotton bags, 80; con-
feetieners' A. $40: No. 1, 81. 80: No. Z.
t6.45: No. 3. $5.45i No. =, 81; No 9,
$3.50; No. 6. 1915: No. Z. s.. 90; No. =
s5.l5; No. y. $50: No. 10, S5.05; No. II.
IS: No l2. S+95; No. l3. $3.50: No. IL.
St.so: No. Is. $49o.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-17
STANDARD ISSUES
SHOW DECLINES
PRESSURE ON U. p. AND READING
UNsETTLES THE ENTIRE
LIST.

NEW YORK. Oct. l7.--Heaviness In
the American department In London
resulted in lower prices there. as re-
fected today. at the opening OF the
stock market In Wail-st, when the
standard issues recorded declines OF
about half a point each. At the be-
ginning of the session, trading was
very dull and increased pressure on
Union Pacific and Reading unsettled
the entire list. Union Pacific showed
a maximum loss Of two points. while
Reading was 3-4 points lower from
yesterdays close. Other stocks were
half point lower.
The general list recovered part OF
the early losses and closed extremely
dull but Arm.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-17

for what has been done. and
could, perhaps, meet the attack bet
ter than any one because OF my Ia
miliarity with what has been done.
but that consideration would not
be great enough 10 require ME 10
sacrifice my ambition TO 40 on the
bench or TO risk the chance or
doing so.
have been connected with the
administration OF civil government
in the Philippine islands since Feb
ruary, 1900 Much OF what has
been done in working out the prob
lem and carrying the burden thrust
upon the United states. l am more
or less responsible for Rightly or
wrongly. the people OF the islands.
and especially those who have been
most anxious 20 make our govern
ment "A success there, have comb
dence In my earnest desire To help
the Filipino people and my wiling
ness TO do everything i can 10 Sc
cure them prosperity, peace and
gradual extension OF self govern
ment.
II Is the necessity one Is under
In carrying on public business. OF
securing witnesses and establishing
evidence In respect TO each thing
done that one IL not thief and
has not a corrupt motive which
makes administrative work under
conditions OF partisan politics SO
lrkSOme 10 me- out, OF coufbe' u ~
part of the burden one assumes. and
II Is cowardly To run away from IL
when one r. In IL.
know that few, II any, even
among my friends. Will credit me
with anything but desire, uncon-
scious perhaps. 10 run for the
presidency. and that l must face
and bear this misconstructton OF
what / Debut / am confident you
credit my reasons as l give them To
you, and will believe me when 1
say that would much prefer to go
on the supreme bench for life than
TO run for the presidency. and that
In 20 years or judicial service l
could make myself more useful to
the country than as president even
IL my election should come about.
Please do not misunderstand me
10 think that / am Indispensable
or that the world could not run
on much the same III l were to dis
appear in the St Lawrence river.
but circumstance seem TO me 10
have imposed something in the ma
ture of o trust TO me personally
that ] should not discharge by now
succeeding Justice Brown. In the
nature OF things the trust must
end with this administration, and
one or two years Is short TO do
much. Yet the next session OF con-
gress may result In much for the
benefit OF the Filipino. and IL seems
10 me II is my duty TO be in the
night. Sincerely yours,
WILLIAM II. TAFT.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-17
GRAND RAPIDS ACROBAT
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 17.-Charles
Carr, % years old. who gave his resi-
dence as Grand Rapids, Mich, and
who said he was by profession an
acrobat. was found unconscious short
ly after o'clock this morning, at the
Federal-st. ferry. Camden.
An empty laudanum bottle was
found beside him and a few drops of
the liquid were trickling from his lips.
Carr. who was hurried to the Coop
er hospital, where II was said ne
would probably recover, gave no rea-
son for attempting 10 take his life.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-17
POLICE COURT DOCKET

Henry McClaud, drunk; adjourned
TO Oct. 10.
William J. Smith, drunk: sentence
suspended.
Charles Cook. disturbing the peace; IS
or 80 days
Sandy Watson. drunk; sentence sus-
pended
Ralph Edgmore. disturbing the
peace. adjourned TO Oct. 20.
Stanley Bates. disturbing the peace:
adjourned to Oct. 20.
William Kelly. drunk; sentence sus-
pended.
George Batter. drunk: sentence sus-
pended.
Thomas Deiosso, drunk sentence sas-
pended.
Hugh. 8. Hadley. drunk; sentence sus-
psioed.
Gus Quartermass, begging; sentence
suspended.
Michael Brennan, drunk. IS or 80
days
James Cotter. disturbing the peace
discharged.
William Kane. drunk; sentence Gus.
pended.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-17
LONDON WOOL.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE offerings at
the wool auction sales amounted TO
1880 bales. Greasy merinos were in
active demand at full rates and Ger
man buyers secured most OF the offer
ings There was animated bidding by
Americans for fine and medium cross
breds at the highest prices OF the sales.
European buyers bought crossbreds
moderately. Slipes were taken for
France. Zine. light merinos were gen
orally higher. The sales follow: New
South Wales. 2.2o0 bales: secured. I'd ~
Is I'd: greasy. Qi1Ed. QueenJland.
1000 bales; secured. 1s 1isdG1s 7Md;
s,sasy SMdGgis IA v Sa 400 %
1is 2ixd. West Australia 500 bales
greasy, bk Mshd. New Zealand, 1000
bales. secured. IL b1@ls III: greasy. 5
D10kd. Cape OF Good Hope and Natal.
700 bales; secured. 1id1ls SID:
greasy, "a 4S1d.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-17
Paper Famine Ihrsatsns.

NEW YORK. Oct. 17.--with the TO
newal. yesterday. OF activities by J. T.
Carey. president Of the. Papermakers,
union. who is seeking to make general
the strike in paper mills. the press Of
the country may have to contend with
a paper famine on the eve OF election
One Of the leading manufacturers said
yesterday that the strike may shortly
get beyond a trade disturbance and
become a national affection.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-17
>straus calls Sheldon Liar.

NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Nathan
Straus. in charge of the business
mems part of the Democratic national
campaign committee. issued state.
ment today in which he passed the lie
to REQ. X. Sheldon, treasurer of the
Republican national committee. Mir.
Strauss statement was issued after
Mr.. Sheldon had declared that the Re-
publican party was not levying $500
each on Wall.st. people, as charged
by Mr. Strauss
The Detroit times., 1908-10-17
Where Bullets Flew.

David Parker. OF Fayette, N. Y, n
veteran OF the civil war, who lost a
foot at Gettysburg. says: The good
Electric Bitters have done Is worth
more than i've hundred collars to me.
I spent much money doctoring for "a
bad case OF stomach trouble, to little
purpose. then tried Electric Bitters.
and they cured me. I now take them
as tonic. and they keep me strong
and we'll" At Z. c. Kinsel. Central
Drug Co., Gray q Worcester's drug
stores.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-17

A prominent real estate man who Is
also Republican, was busy around
the city hall Saturday looking up the
record OF Mayor Thompson's salary for
the first part OF last year. Thompson
has assailed Breitmeyer for remaining
as park commissioner after he was
nominated" he said. THE pay rolls
show that Thompson hung on to hir
job as city treasurer after he was
elected and until the day he took hold
as mayor. never missing dollar
The Detroit times., 1908-10-17
Bryan, With Banners,
Recalls Old Threat
OF the Starch Trust

NEBRASKA CITY. Neb., Oct. IL
A striking incident occurred here dur.
ing william Jennings Bryan's Ne
braska tour Eight years ago Mr..
Bryan was threatened with physical
violence If he attacked the Starch
trust. branch OF which was situated
at Nebraska City. A Republican dem
onstration was held and banners were
used, which have since been captured
by the Democrats and were exhibited
by Mr.. Bryan. Since then the starch
trust has closed the factory here. as
Bryan then predicted. the machinery
has been removed and the building IS
in the hands of wrecking crew.
when / was here" said Mr.. Bryan.
Il said I would denounce the trust
even in the shadow OF the starch fac.
tory. Where are the Republicans who
mockingly wrote 10 me after election
and declared that the shadow of the
starch factory reached across the
state? How far does its shadow reach
now?
% Bill for Republicans.
why have these banners been cast
aside by the Republicans? will leave
S. with the chairman OF this meeting
TO be given as donation To the Re-
publican campaign committee In this
city IL the Republicans will carry In
their parade the banners which they
boastingly carried eight years ago. "
And Mr.. Bryan handed over a bill to
the chairman.
Uncle Joe" Cannon was scored In
Mr.. Bryan's first speech. The district
Is represented by Ernest Pollard, a
Cannon follower and one OF the few
Nebraska congressman who have not
publicly pledged themselves TO vote
against Cannon for speaker.
Who 10 Cannon" Mr.. Bryan asked.
He is the man who has blocked every
piece of legislation desired by the peo-
pie that has been proposed in congress.
He Is backed by every predatory cor
poration in this country. and II the
Republicans win be will be speaker.
and II they win the national ticket, his
nearest. friend will be president OF ths
senate. What chance 10 there for any
legislation In which the people are In.
terested IL you elect Republican con-
gress and put Mr.. Sherman at the head
OF Republican senator
At Tecumseh Mr.. Bryan paid visit
to an old friend, James Ross, who is
on his death bed.
Jerry" Fenton, Of Falls City. got n
hearty welcome from the candidate.
He was accompanied by his physician,
DR.. Wagner. Jerry thought he wac
going to die when you were going
around the world" DR.. Wagner told
Mr.. Bryan. He said. Doc, I'm dying.
and ] want you to tell Mr.. Bryan that
died with my crucifx on my heart
and his picture where I could see it."
The Detroit times., 1908-10-17
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. Oct. lI.--CIearing house
members average condition, compared
with last week; Surplus told). de-
crease. $3.23G.le0; surplus new, de-
crease S2.s39.775: loans. increase, VIA
O75,SOO: specie, decrease, sl.477. 600:
legal tenders. increase. sl.7i+.600: de-
posts. increase. si3.s9f.s00: circulation.
decreased. s204.g 900: L.. :. deposits de-
crease. $4,000: total loans. 81 ,S3S.i33.
100, total reserve $3S5.633.l 100: surplus.
s3i.iT1.l25; total surplus, not counting
reserve against L. ;. deposits. 333.-
1890.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-17
To Hurry Morse Trial.

NEW YORK. Oct Measures to
hurry the trial OF Chas w. Morse and
Alfred II. Curtis are being taken.
Judge Hough ordered a full session
for today. They are charged with
violations OF the federal banking laws,
Decentralization Of accounts. making
false entries and misapplication of
funds.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-17
ROsTOx WOOL

BOSTON. Oct. 1.-THE Commercial
Bulletin OF Boston. basng its report
upon statistics gathered for the CIV
, eminent, says of the wool market: Es-
Inmates point TO fully 100000 pounds
transferred this week. or about the
same amount as changed hands last
week. Demand continues fairly active
and steady. The shipments Of wool
from Boston TO Oct. Is. inclusive, were
142.61s.31c pounds agains; 202,65s.375
pounds for the same time last year. the
receipts were Zi6.619,230 pounds
against 259.601.25s pounds the same
period last year.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-17
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

nished by Hayden. stone & Co. Iis-iis
Griswold-st.; Adv. S. A. c. r., 3,4S1 f;
All. 525; Ariz. Coml. $40: Att. 20;
Bos. Con-, 20; Bos a. Corb., 1920: Blu.
Cltn 105: G. 4 A. 4g7; Cent. sos: Con.
Mer., $50: Cop. r.. 29s; Err. 80. CIR, 20;
c.. c.. 62s; Roy. 1850; Lake, $50; Las,
60; Mass. 100: Mia. 900; Mich. 2l0,
Moh. IS: New. Cons. 465: Newh. 10:
". b.. 2.53s: o. D.. 5.0s7; Csc. 226:
Par. 2lo; r. ISL. 49, Shan. l.f5s; Sup.
Pgh.. 40; Sup Cop. $50; Tam. 10:
Tenn. s25 Trim. no.: OH. $50: I. ).
Cons, T7s; Utah Cop, 2fs; Wow. 80.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-17
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Oct. 1.-THE strength in
Liverpool on SATURDAY was based on
cline in consols rather than on frost
damage in Argentina The frost was
light and did little harm. Minneapolis
reports falling of In whsa. heading
taken with a weak spell shortly after
the opening. Plenty OF long wheat
came out and the result was sharp
slump. The decline was credited to in
dications OF rain In the winter wheat
belt. where much harm is being done by
dry weather.
$1.02. December opened without change
~ 81 o. declined to FL o. IA and closed
at s1.03: May opened at f1.01fh. declined
sIos Id July opened at 800 IA and
declined to SO 3-4c: sample. car at
sl.o1;. No. 3 red s9c: No. white.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn
Cash No. ,. zee No. yellow. 2 cars at
so Lee: No. yellow, l car at 20 lac;
'a na.sLca ea \ No. 's white. cars a,
so 3-4c.
Rye-Cash No. 2. II s-4c.
Beans-Cash. October and November,
S2.2o nominal: December. $2:2o bid.
Cloverseed-Prime spot. so bags at
s.75: March. 400 bags at 1925, 200 at
St.s0; sample. IS bags at $3.50. 20 at
stE so . bags a. Al sss s. al 'a% at S.
Timothy seed-Prime spot. 80 bags at
Receipts in the Detroit market sat:
urday Included 1900 bbls OF -four. IS
cars OF wheat, S of corn. 10 OF oats and
OF barley. Withdrawals were 400
obls Of -four. 10000 blu Of wheat hs at, and nd
OF wheat, 146.e2s bu of corn. 224.6ss bu
OF oats and 103.3s3 bu OF rye.
Northwestern wheat receipts satur-
'A Wheat US e stocks in Minneapolis. s.Oas.-
900 bu increase this week.
Wheat receipts In Kansas City. lSS
cars; year ,. age bs lss G rscs,nts $4,000 pu
year ago. $4,000 bu-
Wheat receipts at primary points . SAT- at
urday, 100000 blu; year ago, 100000
bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO, Oct. l7.-The wheat mar
ket opened a little higher on the caoles
and freezing temperatures with Dam,
age TO wheat in Argentine. but eascd
off shortly after on forecast for rains
in the winter wheat belt over sunday
There Is fairly good selling by com
mission houses and local crow sae
the week are 5,l3s. against e.s?i last
week. and 1890 year ago. Mime
apoIis stocks increased quarter OF
OPENING prices: whea,-Dec.. sl.ooh
alo0A Corn-May. 63h TO 90 y
ssEc. Oats-Dec.. 4shc. Pork-Jan..
sls.Os9is: 'Lard-Jan- ss.o7h' Ribs
Week END covering was practically
all the support the market had and the
break finally carried prices to ! nc
below yesterday. and "a to 2Ac below
last Saturday. Expectation OF bearish
statistics Monday and the prediction
OF rains In winter wheat states oSyr
sunday. were factors which kept bulls
in the background all day. Corr
failed to show material decline. oats
were slow and draggy. Provisions
weakened under pressure of hogs and
tbsencc- Of snap In the cash demand.
Closing prices: wheat--Dec., ssh
s9Lc Corp-Dec.. 63ss asked. oats
Dec 4sLc bid Pork-Dec.. 1887
asked. Lard-Jan.. ss.o2h bid. Ribs
Jan, IS.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-17
Gets Balloon, but Not Aeronauts.

YARMOUTH, Eng, Oct. 1.-THE
Norwegian steamship Naddod arriv.
ed here today, bringing the German
balloon Hergesel, which she had found
Mt sea. 100 miles northwest Of Heligo
land. She discovered no signs OF the
former occupants. Lieut. Foertsch and
hia assistant
The Detroit times., 1908-10-17
u. S. GOV. BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den, Stone * Co. 1l6-llS Griswold-st.:
New IS reg. 1885 Gl04; do. coup, l04
bid; new So reg. 1904 a10o%: do,
coup, l0lml01A: new IS reg, 1901. a
l21: do, coup, l22 bid.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-17
COPPER
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Furnished by Hayden, Stone & Co.;
a little selling has developed In the
Boston copper market this morning but
we do not consider AZ to be OF great six
nlhcance. \ desire TO take profits tI
tho end of the week. together with the
lower London and New York markets
has given the list rather weak APP
pearance. Old Dominion has been an
exception and continues strong.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-17
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. Oct. .17.--Nothing said
In money. Posted rates: Sterling ex-
change. $.S6W+.ST.50 with actual busi-
ness In bankers bills at $4s65oM
$3.50 for demand. and 1856 for 60-day
bills Prime mercantile paper I'M
changed.