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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-24

FOR SALE-SPLENDID CORNER DOUBLE
house; 9 rooms; BATH all bright front ones
hotwater heat; lot 1o5 front on R: l: ave
lines cars; only $500; reduced from $12 500;
clear: Apply quickly to DIR. MACNAMEE,
936 r L ave au22.3fs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-24

FOR RENT-NICELY LOCATED APARTMENT.
rooms and bath. steam heat, hot water;
Janifor. l415 Meridian ST., Mt. Pleasant. W.
r. SIMPSON. 14SS Meridian Ut. NV. au223ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-24
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE NEW HOUSES. 1882 TO 1898
trimmed In hardwood tile bath and yestibue :
large yard; concrete cellar; laundry and hot
water heat. OWNER. 1924 East Cap. st.
au20-3ts
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
Greon Cors--i592oc per doA

Hnrd,,ar-Wfrc nails $3.50: base
81 and per cent OF. poultry netting
barbed wire. S2.SO: No. . srnealed wire
l2.20. poultry netting before weaving
cloth. H4o per 100 feet: lap anC slip
Joint eavetroagh. Sc ana 70 pc. cent
Oh: round and corrugated con iuctoI
ptp e.=fb ard psf cent on zs. -
Hickory Nuts-s2 per bu.
Itay-Detroit shippers are paying tht
following prices for new baied hay ia
car lots. o b. Detro,t: No. t-nothy
old. 81 u IL. 50. new, slO4 1910; No.
new. s9al0. clover. mixed. SEA 10, rye
straw s6.50g :; wheat and oat straw
50 50 q 8 ton, in car lots.
cured. 9Ac; No. green. SC: No. 2
green, Sc: kip cured. No. l. l0e. No :
calf cured No. !. lac. No IL -
soTse hides. No j. SIS 10. 2. 81 snsel
skins. as to wool. 20 q coo.
Huckieberric--sl 5OG $50 per bu
Lines-$l u % per 100.
Lemons-California. $3.50 % per box
Maple sugar.NeY n pHre' i sc per \, 70 :,
$50 per case; .watermelOns. 20g 35c
Gems. $50 soc per basket
Mu.hrooms-6Oc per 10.
soS,nern. $50 per 7S-ib sack.
Ons-Raw linseed. $4c, boiled lin
seed. sSc gal. less l per cent FOR caSn
IN 10 dayr; diamond headlight kero-
sene sh turpeuttue. tn BARREL ets7
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s425QA75 PEI
box.
Peacbes--l-5 bu baskets. ESQ soc
l,6 on baskets. goa csc; pecks. 80 q S5c
bushels 75c Il sl.2j.
Pear---50g 75c per bu; $l50gS pei
Dbl, Bartietts. $iQl.25 per bu.
case.
PIums-75cGs $50 per bu.
Pop Carn--t:ur ~. q Z - per Id.
Potatoes-Virginia white, SO per Dbl
Michigan 750 soc per bu.
Poultry-Hens. 12c springs. lac
geese. Sc; ducks. ga loc: turkeys, lic
per ID
Provisions--Mess pork. $500; family
heavy. $3.50; smoked hams. Is q 3 Il
dry sailed briskets. 1Oi2 n l0Ac; shout
ders, So. c; picnic hams. SIS. a &C; bacon
13u12l1c; lard in tierces I0t9c; kettle
rendered. IL Il c per lb.
RaspberrIes-Ited. s3Q $50 per bu.
sweet POtatoes-Nirginias Sl15 PEI
bu. Jerseys. 80 per bu.
suEur--Crystal dominoes, $500: eagl'
tables. s715; cut loaf. $685.: cubes
V20,T SS7xx- powdered xG10i granu-
lated, extra coarse. s5.75. granulated
in bulk. s5.65: graduated. In 25-lb cot
ter. bags. $50 Michigan, granglatei
; ;S5s No. Ne g. $3.50 No. No. g. ssssSs No.
$40; No. g. s535; No. 9. $3.50: No. 10
s5.25; No. II. $500: No. - 81. Is; Nc
10. $40; No. u. $50: No. Is. IS IL
r-irN-+eS--
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
NAME JOHNSON
IN WILD SCENE
MiNNEsoTA's GOVERNOR RENoM
MATED BY DEMOCRATIC
STATE CONVENTION.

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 20.-The
Democratic state convention yester-
day stampeded for Gov. John A. John
son. and nominated him for re-elec-
tion with a rush after a remarkable
demonstration.
When the roll call OF counties was
made fer nomination. Aitkin-cnnn1y
yielded TO Ramsey county est. Paul.
and Mayor Daniel w. Lawler, OF ST.
Paul. took the platform, and at the
conclusion OF ten words he mentioned
the name of John A. Johnson.
One of the widest demonstrations
ever seen in a Democratic state con-
vention in Minnesota ensued. Henne.
pin county (Minneapolis). tore up its
standard and started a wild march
about the hall. Everybody else seem
ed to join in. Some delegates grouped
themselves on the stage about the
picture OF Gov. Johnson. Band music
added to the pandemonium, and can
didates yelled and cheered for John.
son.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. 20.-When
asked IL he would accept the nomtn'
alton conferred on him by the Demo-
cratic state convention, Gov. John A.
johnson said:
II have not been officially notified
OF my nomination, 30 have nothing
TO say
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
BRYAN'S ENEMIES
ARE TURNED DOWN
FAIL IN EFFORT TO HAVE LABOR
DELEGATES INSTRUCTED
AGAINST ENDORSEMENT.

Mention OF the possible indorsemen,
of Bryan and the Denver platform II
the convention OF the Michigan Fed
Grafton OF Labor brought on storm
In the Detroit. Federation meeting
Wednesday night The widespread
feeling in the ranks OF labor in favor
OF Bryan has caused uneasiness
among those opposed TO him, TEST he
be Endorsed openly in the state con.
yention.
Henry Kummerfeldi. listed as So
cialist. made n motion in the meeting
Wednesday night that the Detroit
delegates be instructed 10 vote
against any Endorsement of Bryan.
Then he changed this TO provide
against any Endorsement whatever.
His motion was voted down, however,
after long debate.
Sam T. Penna asked the members
OF the Federation TO work against the
election Of Edward y Hines as good
rUaus commissioners sa ing that Hines
belongs 10 a firm which Is on the un
fair list
Application for readmission TO the
Detroit Federation was received from
HE Metal Polishers. who have been
out for year
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
CHECK SW|NDLE IS
WORK OF CLEVER
PROFESSIONAL
BuRNHAM, sToEFEL & CO. sTUNG
TO EXTENT OF s6o-"FiNEST
FORGERY EVER SAW" SAYS
CAPT. MCDONNELL.

The wholesale dry goods house o.
Burnham, Stoepel & Co. was the vic
tim OF a clever confidence game pull
ed or by "A well-dressed young man
Wednesday afternoon. Hatless and
coatless the fellow rushed into the
ONCE OF the dry goods house and, rep
resentine himself as a clerk from the
drug house OF Farrand. Williams a
Clark, across the street, asked II the
firm could cash a check for $50. he
explained that the cashier in the drug
house needed the money 10 make up
the pay roll ana as the banks were
closed IL was impossible 10 cash the
check at any OF them. The story
seemed straightforward enough and
the young man was told 10 produce
the check. He ran across the street
10 the drug house. where. II after
wards was discovered. he simply ask
ed TO look at the city directory, and
two minutes later, re-entered Burn
ham-Stoepel's. He produced check
for $50. bearing the signature OF
Jacob S. Farrand, which was prompt
ly cashed. As the young man did not
return 10 the drug house. however,
an Investigation Mas=stHftedls ith=the
result that the check was found to
be a forgery. The police are looking
for the slick young man and his &C
complete. who Is supposed 10 nave
held HIS hat and coat in some nearby
alley while the little stunt was being
pulled of.
The check was turned over TO the
police by Mr.. Stoepel, Thursday morn
ing, and was pronounced by Chief o.
Detectives Mcdonnell, the finest spec
linen he had ever seen. 1t was drawn
ON the Old Detroit National bank
and in every way resembled genuine
check. Il was not until ii was placed
under a powerful magnifying glass
that its defects became apparent. The
number, which appeared 10 be printed
in red ink. proved. en- examination,
TO be nothing more than cleveriy exc
cuted pen work The name or Far
rand, Williams & Clark across ole end
was also done with pen and ink
though, looking at II with the naked
eye. one would swear that II was
printed. The name likewise appeared
below the forged signature OF Jacob
S. Farrand, an dwas made, APPARENTLY
ly, by rubber STAMP, but on closer
inspection this inscription also was
found TO be hand work.
"The man who fixed that check up
is n professional, whoever he is" said
Capt. Mcdonnell That is certainly
the cleverest forgery tht ever came
under my observation"
The police are working on the case.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
WAVE
SAD BLOW To
BOX-MAKERS
HAS HIT THEIR BUSINESS HARD.
ADMIT MANUFACTURERS NOW
HOLDING SEMLANNUAI CON-
VENTiON IN DETROIT.

The prohibition wave that has been
sweeping over the south and max.
ing inroads on the liquor business in
other parts OF the country. has had a
peculiar interest for the box manu-
facturers, who are holding their semi
annual convention in the Hotel Pont-
ChaTtTa1H. tHhe TUIkIUE -r1t-744fii ship P44 n =
cases for distillcrs and brewers is a
very important part OF the boxmak-
ers business
1t has helped the box business in
some localities to have prohibition
carry In adjoining districts says r.
S. Kimball, manager OF the national
association. AT the same time. there
can be no doubt thai these pruhibi-
tory laws have lessened the cogsump-
ton OF spirituous beverages and, in
that way lessened the total or box
manufacture.
The local benefit comes TO manu-
facturers who are SO situated that
they can supply the beer and liquor
cases In which the intoyicants are
shipped into the dry states and coun'
ties There has been a great increase
in the shipping trade in drinks, no
tahly from Tennessee into Georgia
and Alabama. The boXmakers who
have factories in the dry districts
have lost much OF their trade, how
ever.
\ feeling OF optimism was display
ed al the first meeting of the boXmak-
ers "Wednesday. President j. Fred
Iegge, OF Chicago, told the ia 5mDeTz
that the outlook is for great in
crease in industry generally and q
corresponding boom i'm their business
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
WANT MAYBURY To
MAKE RUN FOR
CONGRESS
PARTY LEADERS Witt
INDUCE FORMER MAYOR TO
OPPOSE DENBY-WOUlD HELP
HEAL BREACH IN DEMOCRACY.

strong effort will be made TO
induce William c. Maybury 70 enter
ais name as a candidate for congress
from the First district He has been
mentioned before and all overtures
up 10 this time have resulted In his
refusal. The choice ~ the majority
of the party in the district lies be-
tween MayDuFy and -ir'v-faw- partner,
Alfred I.ucking. both OF whom have
represented the district at different
times in the past
Lucking Is reluctant to run ard Is
believed TO favor his partner for the
place. This suits Mayor Thompson
and the city administration generally
as 1t would serve to unite the local
Democracy and heal up old sores re-
eulting from the displacement of May
bury as a party leader.
The selection OF Maybury would
also serve TO shut off another man
who might become Il power in the
party If he should win congressional
honors. This Is j. Walter Dohany.
former assistant corporation counsel.
Dohany has had offers OF strong
backing for the congressional position
hut has held back SO far TO watch de
velopments
1t is recognized THAI Dohany Is alb
solutely independent in party politics
and he already has a large personal
following which a victory would swell
- believe that the Democrats will
win the First district this year" de.
Clares Judge w. f. Connolly They
will select a strong candidate and the
district Will change its political com
pleyion."
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
TWO JOLLY OILERS
NOPE IN BRIG
AFTER SPREE
LEG.IRONEO. HANDICAPPED AND
PENNED IN BY ARMED MARINE,
THEY ESCAPE TO SHORE, BUT
ARE CAUGHT.

NEW YORK, Aug Coco. \. Mills
of Philadelphia, and Geo. Coors, OF
Elmira. are snugly slowed today in
the brig OF the hattleship New Hamp.
shore at the Brooklyn navy yard after
run ashore as brief and as full of
INCIDENT as me uTIukE- tffrry- 77-ttt- or
the Dowery were lonS and frequent.
The TWO men are oilers ana when
the vessel was at Qu2Hec celebration
they broke ship''-or went ashore
without leave. They we're penned in
roIe and canvas corral on deck
pending their trial. as the cells We're
All ruiz f-tiat.-~aFSAip- following the
Quebec Festivities
Slide Down Coal Chute.
They were leg-ironed and handcuff-
ed; in front OF them laced a marine
with a loaGed rife Yet Mills and
Coons got an opportunity to escape
when The marines back was turned by
sliding down coal chute and out into
the basin Manacled as they were.
they swan ashore.
Then they came over TO New York
and on Pell-st got man to ile of
their irons. In the meantime. Detec-
tives Fogarty. Boyle and DAILY had
been put on the trail OF the oilers
end rounded them up in "A saloon in
Chinatown, lubricating with the oil OF
JOY.
They were escorted back TO the
ship and put in the innermos- brig,
which is worse than the outer one by
four decks.
AS desult OF the escape, Patrick
Baron. the marine detailed To guard
them, and Corporals Nelson and SUIT
ton are now under arrest and will be
-. - ~. ILL.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
NEGROES PAUPERS
SINCE RACE WAR
NEW PROBLEM NOW coNFRoNTs
, THE AUTHORITIES OF SPRING.
FIELD lL.-

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. Aug. 20-Th9
second regiment. IliEois National
Guard was withdrawr from Spring
field al O'Clock Thfs morning. He
soldtJi Jeff over the illinois Central
for Chicago The FRS, Regiment of
calvary viii be Withdrawn tomorrow
and the seventh Infantry will leave
SATURDAY. Then the city will again
bc under control Of Tie civil aLthori-
ties
As the soldiers are leaving and the
special grand jury is drawing up in
.fictmenrs against members OF the
mobs there comes Another phase Of
the situation that is causing the >coun
ty authorities much uneasiness. The
Negroes are destitute Scores OF
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21

CCncrete building, hafaya+te=aXel and
Wayne-st.
Mr. Reaumes career has been a
notable one He worksd himself mp
from office boy 10 a partnership IN the
Savage agency The progress be has
made iu this business demonstrates
what can De accomplished by close
attention to duly and conscientious
methods.
Sir. Rcaumc will make 4 specially
of municipal. educational. real estate.
cereal and general mercantile adHer-
Using. in which lines he has becn 50
cminently Successful that his work
has attracted the attention and pat.
ronage OF a large number OF promin.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
noSToN coPpER SALES.

BOSTON. Aug go sales. furnished
los Hayden. stone u Co. Adv. 5.0j5.
Anal. 5,sl3. Am Zinc. 100; Anc.. -.
AriA Comb $40 do rites, 1870. Ala.
Corb $50 Is. g.. l.lI5; g. n A. IL.
Z. < n. =. sent. l.fs5; Con. Mer liza;
Cop r.. LA n W. 3eo. Elm, ga.
FIR. GO. Or. O. c. lS02: Isle Roy
1924. Las. $50; Mass. $3.50. IIayh, 20;
Mia. 4.t05; Mich. f2s: Mob. Ns5 ". c.
700. Ncv CON. 475, y r" 5,35i; - G,
sss5-a-u-4ln- 0sc % Par. as; Pho.
so. Gu. roo r Isl. 80. : Fe, 5g5;
shan. 1900. Sup. COP. $50, Tam. IL,
Trim. 1916 Ou. -; l.. : r.. Sej; 10
pfd. 10. INT COP. 3SS. Utah Con, 6ss
Utah cop. -. Wet AZ, Win. sl5,
Wow 10: Wyan. 10; Arm. 200
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21

eat advertisers throughou; the couD
Try.
Newspapers and magazines will be
the mediums to which he will devote
the greater part OF his attention. Ills
knowledge OF circulation values and
wide acquaintance with publishers
will be- an assurance To his clients
that they will receive an intelligent
and COMMUNICATIVE service.
Mr. Reaume has already closed Spv-
eral very desirable contracts and
there are others of equal or greater
importance in prospect, So the out
look for the new agency Is unusually
bright.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
Markets ond Finance
coppER M,HkET-CLoSE.

ArII' V0W J. n. NN"N- u 40
All 36le Adv, t0A BIOS CONS.
Hos Ely 5-lG. hos Corb- lts,
Butte Gin. %. Blng Cons. 30, Col
Con. IS Cons. Mrr.. 49; g * y. IL
Cent 3t. Daly W 10. Davis a.. 4
= Rutte. s.. Fly, So Eos cob, 81 ~
Pr l2L FIRST Nat. 81. CIR, ZOE; ,
can. ia Gold Cons. Say HelN..
Kew cop. ~, Lake. 1873. Mass. =.
Moh. 50 Mai 6S Mich. l3i9, MAN
los. MeN. Con. 49, Nip. sis Isle Ro'
22iR. Ney Cons. t53s NeV. Utah, 3 a.
New Dom. 2-lG. y Butte. SEA. Ol
nape
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
R T REAUME IN
BUSINESS FOR SELF
LEAVES GEO M. SAVAGE CON.
GERM AND ESTABLISHES NEW
ADVERTISING AGENCY.

Richard + Reaume, for the last %
years associated with the George NJ.
Savage advertising agency. has sever
ed his connection with that concern
to engage in business on his own ac-
count with Offices In the Trussed
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
CAR VICTIM
IS DEAIIE|ED

The man who died in Harper hos
pital Wednesday morning as the re-
-srie of injuries Sustained by being
StrGck by u street car, az the Seven
mile road out WoOdward-ate., has
been Identified as "ScOtty" Baxter, \
race track follower. He will be buried
from Hamilton's morgue. No. 20 Eliza
beth-st west
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
MICHIGAN PATENTS.

WASHINGTON. Aug 20-Michi
gan patents have been issued as fol
lows: ID. p. Banfiel. Richmond. mu
sic leaf turner; II. Denton, Benton
Harbor, ball bearing caster; j. Heth
eripgton. Benton Harbor, combination
bottle cap and ticket holder: M. Hut
crimson, G. r. and r. X. Rogers, De
troll. vacuum condenser. also super
heater for vacuum condensers; H. M
yerplaDck. Lansing. mold: II. K
walker. Detroit. fan.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
GOV. FORT, OF JERSEY,
PINCHED FOR SPEEDING

y POINT PLEASANT, N. j., Aug. 20.
Gov. Fort was arrested for speed
ing. but was quickly released when
his identity was discovered. Consta-
BILE Larry Van Note, at one time Dem.
-oeratie-mayor OF this borough. made
the arrest.
In the car with the governor were
Bennett Van Syckel. formerly supreme
court justice and son OF Gen. G.
Edward Murray. who was driving the
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
NEM YORK ME,tI Al.

NEW YORK. Aug 20.--At the Metal
exchange today. business was OF a
light character. although an easier ton"
developed IN tin which eased OF /. for
spot and nearby deliveries in sympat thy
with London. Other commodities an
changed Quotations: Lake. 1ei. q
l2.c. electrolYtic. IL - Nl2tac: cas-:
inrs I2lx 412Lc: speiter ass Il T. 10:
lead asa q462Isc, tin. eSM 29lRc
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
WOMAN BROWNS
SELF IN BARREL

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Aug. 20.--In
4 At OF dependency, Mrs. John Nc
Cudden, aged 60. ended her life by
plunging head foremost into half
ffffed rain barrel standing behind ner
home. Her body was found some
time later by her little granddaugh.
ter.
Mrs. McCudden had been suffering
from melancholia for some time
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. Aug 20.--The cotton
market opened easier At decline of
TO IS points Houses with Wall-st
and southern connections, were heavy
sellers on the call. The decline gained
further headway as there was prdc-
fTcATTy- TO -rps!stttttt---ssa+t9- l.SllAl-blll
sources TIE bear crowd was aggrcS
sfye sellers on the break.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
U. S. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den Stone A ca New > reg 1898. N
lO4l. do coup i0i 9l0J. new Ga reg.
l0IMlOlis: %. coup l0i n l0lif new
~ reg. l2o+. q lel y do coup l9i /. q
19s
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21

them are homeless. They must be pro-
vided with food and shelter by the
county. Already Henry Desse!l, over
seer of the poor, is being appealed TO.
He Is expanding about 5000 a day
for food for the homeless Negroes.
The funds at his disposal In this
emergency are limited,
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Aug 20-opening cash
and SspTsmocr- r~tf--t--Spened--S :. q an
the other futures III higher. ms nus =
partly because OF = squeeze scarce
Armour bough. largely or Septemo.
on Wednesday. and now there IS taiS
OF squeeze Ia wheat corn ana Vals
feE-tAat month. Cables were hlshtf
Opening ~ r 40,
red wheat. 95hc; SeptembeE gur7 be
cembsr s1Lc. May, sl.0l; No. red
gshc: No. / white, s4tsc
The corn market IL steady at &c toi
cash No 3. aud 81 Ac for No. yellow.
Oats are liza good demand al sc loi
cash No white and August. anu 49,
for September. -. a.,
Beans are dsll and nominal al $40
for cash. s2iO for october. and ~ toi
clover seed Is active and weak q;
1915 for prime october. and so'sV TOT
Timothy seed is easy at 'ls5 for
Grain receipt. at Chicago Thursday
Wheat. ios cars. corn. H' cars outs
Nav wheat in Chicago opened at ss7s
Ere9Lc. corn AT O. y a 54Asc osts az
80 !, Qi50sc.e and October pork az ga 70,
was later quoted " q I'D higher. Corn
opened "a. and was later quoted "a
lower.
CHICAGO, Aug .0,--Wheat opened
s. higher and held irm with advanc-
ing tendency during the ffr-t half hour
Offerings were scattered and light LiF
6pening prices: Wheat--Sept.. SO :. %
e4c. Corn-Sept., Q77hc, Oats
sept. ss%c. PQrk--Sept.. Sl4 so. Lara
Sept. $ss5. Rips--sept.. ss.7?h
Wheat closed u " Isc higher Tor the
day. the reactions being on heavy buy
ing or selling Corn closed !. q 1,sc
higher TO We lower. and ruled irregular
and unsettled. Oats were II a y pet,
ter TO unchanged. Provisions showed
advances OF 2L. 4l0c for the day.
Closing prices: Wneat--Sept. 20 . q
e4c. Corn-Sept.. 71ssc bid. Oats
Sept, 4sa.c Pork--Sept, f4.so. Lard
Sept, D. 20. Rtbs-Sept, $sT21a q
SIS.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
Quotations by Hayden. Stone & Co.:
open. High Low. Close.
LIVE STOCK.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL sroCk YARDS.

DETROIT. Aug. z0.--Cattle-BuI- II
ers' cattle dun. but about steady. heavy
steers lower, stockers and feeders a.
tive. Prices ranged as follows Cho,ce
steers, averaging from 1000 20 loo
lbs. $4.15 y $50: choice handy killers.
$4I450. Hight TO good butchers steers
and heifers, t275M3.90; common killers
and fat COWS, s2Q2. SO, Gamers COVE.
Siz6@f s5-e...4.Inon- To- prime shippiu x
bulls. s3@S.T5. light butchers auG
heavy sausage bulls. $3.50 q $50. stock
ers aud feeders. 81 j0q425 per cwt
Mileh- Higher. S25 a 80 each. Veal
Calves--HiRher. Sias per cwt.
Sheep and Iambs-Dull and l5C and
zoe lower. quality common. ohoic p
lambs, IS 5On5.75: light TO fair 50
common to prime sheep. 50 n 400; mixed
sheep and lambs. 81 so q 500, common
killers. t2.76ms.c5, culls. s2q2.25 PEI
cwt
Hogs-Dull for finished stock. others
lower, quality poor. prime mediums
and fat workers.. S.. $3.50. light york
ers and pigs, 81 Q5, roughs, IS. teri ~
per cwt.
Receipts; Cattle. 9?7: calves. 56i;
sheep, 1852: hogs. 1857
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
BOSTON COPPER.

BOSTON, Aug. 2O.--Opening prices
Shoe Machinery preferred. Is: Adv~n-
TUTT, - .SUrtrr- ---A2 !, TI1nlA Y.
1874; Michigan, 1871 Quincy, -.
Reported Tor The Times by Hayden.
stone a. Co. lig-i1S Griswold-st
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
CeIcry--i5 q GOO per dox

CeIcry-i5 42oc per. dox
Cher-e--Michigan fu', cream new
lie: L.mblrger. new lac: brick t4c:
SchweitZer old. 1sc. now. 15c per 10.
California Frufts--Aprtcots. 1850
i7s pey box; cherries. 81 5on2 per boz:
peaches. 81 per box: piums. $3.50 per
box grupes5s2--s per crate: ~ears
conee1PacRsse coffee. us7s8iS2j
pet 90 lbs
Dressed Cnive---Faney. sdstc: com.
mon GO &c per IN.
Exgs-M Michigan currenf receipts.
drets case count. 1sc per dog.
FiOsr-Michisnn patent In wood.
81 90. second patent et.1b; 'traisht.
81 40; clear, si15 per bbi
Feed-Iobbtng lots. bran, s2s; coarse
corn meal, sst corn and cat chop, t3l
coarse middfings. s2s; nne. niddlIngs.
S,S per ton.
Fr-.n v-s~,.sies---G,esr onieas. ce
per dog /cucumbers 10000 per dnz,
lettuce. l35c per bu; Z spinach, soc
hoS. parhey, 55r PEI dor. pienlatt. . :
doz. green peas. s175 per bu:
wax beans. 81 per box green beans.
! o0c per hamper; homegrown tomato"s'
| 5ON75c per bu.
Green Peppers-yi per bu.
GrnDes-Biue, 4oc per BASKET. Deia-
wares. s275 per crate
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
EAST BUFFALO.
Report of Market Opening by sadIsr
norfrk q Co.. C0mmta sion Merchants.

BUFFALO. Aug 20. Especial Cat
tle--Receipts light and steady. Hogs
Receipts 5000. slow. heavy. s7m7l0;
yorkers S.. 90 qd.90. grassers. s6d6.15
pigs. s45Od5.35. Sheep--Receipts l.
900. strong, top lambs, $40. Calves
Strong, t450as.
MARKET CLOSE.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Aug Co
Cattle-Recsipts 20, trade fair. steady
Neals--ReCeipts SEQ. active. Toe higher,
culls 10 choice. s5@9 Sheep and Lambs
--Receipts loco. active. stronger
spring lambs s5M6.5O. yearlings $3.50
q 90. sheep, ts.s5 # +.T5. -Hesa-tta-
ceipts 3.060, slow. 54l0c lower. york
ers. s. S0Qi: pigs. so 5.2j; heavy and
mixed, 81 7.1O, ruughs. 1926 a5.65.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
-eiH4e,AGD-Aug-2 0.=-Hogs Receipts
16, 900. market steady. light, y6T5W
e.15, bulk, $G.40Q670; mixed. SJ.I5u
6.S5; pigs. k5.l596, heavy, S6.1606.s5.
good 10 choice heavies s6.454 9.s5,
Toughs. s6.15q6.45. workers.. S51JdiJ y.
Cattle-Receipt 1000. market strong
TO 100 higher. beeves. $3.50 90. TcNas
steers. $3.50 $40; western steers. $3.50
u6 stockers and feeders. S2G5G4 90.
cows ana heifers. sl.55as calves. IS 30
! u 80. Sheep--Rcceipts 10000. mRrl<c'
| steady, natives. S3.2Jut.25. western.
t2.1544.25. warnings si.25m enhs.
natives, 700 u 6.25, western, 81. b-1 -.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21

nus,ncs--I,kc Printing No /fass and
no fca thers. Tho plain. neat kind. that
looks right Hines Printing Co.. ID
John r. st Phone it9s