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The Detroit times., 1909-07-17
uANTSSUbsT|TUTE
|F0R CEDAR BLOCK
1rayor Breitmeyer Tells Streets Com
mittee That Material Isn't Sat
isfactory For Paving.

~ A real start toward better pavement
% the minor streets OF Detroit was
made when Mayor Breitmeyer called
together the streets committee OF thl
+ council In his Office. Saturday morn
ing. TO impress upon the members the
Necessity ~ hndlng suDsutete loi
cedar block pavement
II believe that your committee
should begin i'm the summer time, ana
20 be in y position 10 have something
X better than cedar when the new
paving matters come up In the winter
and spring" said the mayor. We
know that cedar block Is not satls'
factory pavement. although II has been
used for years on account Of its cheap
ness. What we want is 10 find some
thing that will be approximately as
cheap and will be better
County Road Commissioner Edwai'
N. Hines was present and gave iaiN
+ TO the aldermen on the experiment
( that the commission Is making on tue
country roads about the city. he as
cussed macadam, tar-macadam ahu
concrete roads principally, leaning u
the latter as the most satisfactory.
"You must have road material ina
( Is cheap, durable, noiseless, sanitary.
clean and easy TO maintain he toi'
the aldermen. We have found a
very good material In concrete
Strange as il NAV seem, concrete
road is comparatively noiseless, IL
wears well and you can lay II WIN
four inches OF limestone foundation
and two ana half inches OF granite
top for $l.z5 per square yard for resi-
dence street and alley purposes. That
does not include curbing.'
Aid. link presented specincation TOT
a patent bi tumen-concrete roadway
STYLED "Carbo-Via," and asked that
the committee consider that also ZinH
approved the mayors course In get
ting the committee together now and
specified certain streets which are
cow proposed to be paved with cedar
blocks where some other material
should be used. Aid. Freiwald sug'
gested that the streets committee
should view the streets for which re-
having and resurfacing is asked In the
fau instead OF in the early spring.
Owing TO the absence Of Chairman
Goeschel. the committee did not go
into details on any proposition, but
was agreed that the may
men shall go out TO ms"
country roads OF the county road con-
mission next Friday afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17
MAN SMASHEs
SKULL BY FALL
Lazor Lolochorbin, Half Asleep,
Walks Through Open Window
Condition Is Serious.

Half asleep and dazed. Lazor Loloch-
orbin. roomer at No. III Russell
ST.. stepped out of a second-story win
dow OF his rooming house shortly be-
fore O'Clock Saturday morning, and
fell headlong 10 a stone sidewalk. ~
feet below. His skull was fractured
and his collar-bone broken. In Grace
hospital. to which he was conveyed In
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17
MARKET
CLOSES STRONG
Union Pacific Leads Market IN Up
ward Movement Shortly After Open
ing-High Points Reached.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE stock
market was fairly active at the open
ing with a generally steady tone and
without important changes in prices.
| The majority OF the leading Issues
traded in at the start showed small
| fractional gains. the most important
OF which was in Rock Island. Steel
common ruled shade above yester-
days close while the preferred stock
yielded slightly
III a. m Union Pacific assumed The
| leadership shortly after the opening
and for the balance of the first hour
the speculative interests shifted from
! United States Steel common Union
made an advance OF over three points
ana on the upward movements lifted
! its high record by over TWO points.
Southern Pacific advanced over one
point and gains OF point or more
were made in Reading. Amalgamated
Third Avenue and number OF other
stocks, while Rock Island com
preferred with substantial gains sold
AT the highest reached since the 1907
panic Steel common with fractional
gain made new high record at as ana
the minor industrials joined IL the
general upward movement.
Governments unchanged otner
| bonds strong.
The market closed strong,
Speculation broadened today. and
the stock market To great extent
broke away from the leadership OF the
Steel STOCKS. The Hartman shares
were taken up In much the same way
as the steel shares had been earlier
! in the week, and the result was q
sharp advance in both Union Paciti
and Southern Pacific, with better alb
sorpion of such issues as Atchison
Reading ana Northern Pacific The
demand for standard shares reflected
more or less investment support, al
though the market In general contin-
ued professional with activity chiefly
concentrated in the shares that benefit
mostly from pool support Although
! United States Steel common touched a
new high level in the early trading 1t
sold off before the close when prices
In general ruled fractionally below the
highest level OF the day. American
shares In London were the feature
of that market. ruling active ann
strong most OF the day. closing firm.
Sterling was trihe higher here, and
while no new gold engagements were
made for Argentina. the indications
pointed 10 total shipments OF $500
600 by next Tuesdays steamship The
stock market closed fairly active ana
firm with The steel shares at the low
est level Of the day.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17
DENIED GIRLS LOVE
HE TAKES HIS LIFE
Baron Rothschild, Son ofMoney King,
Was Prevented by Relatives from
Wedding Chicago Woman.

CHICAGO, July 17.--Because his
rich relatives prevented him from
marrying beautiful young Chicago
girl. Baron Oskar Rothschild. young
est son of the famous Baron Roths,
child of Vienna, ended his life in Wen
ma last Monday night by firing a bull
let into his brain.
This is the statement in special ca
BILE advices from Vienna which reveals
romance reading like "A chapter from
novel.
The Chicago girls name is Oiga
Mem. She is young and the daughter
OF DR.. Rudolph Mem. attending physi'
clan OF the German hospital here.
When Baron Oskar Rothschild land
ed in san Francisco two months ago,
he was accompanied by Capt Swltzer'
an Austrian nobleman as travelling
companion. The captain became III
and the baron hurried him TO Chicago
| for treatment. He was placed IN the
German hospital under the care or DR.
Mem and there Rothschild visited hun
daily The doctor and Rothschild be-
came fast friends and soon the phys
clan arranged dinner party nj MS
home where the baron could meet the
members OF his family.
There Rothschild met Olga MEM
and his romance began.
IL was love at first sight The ro-
nance progressed with such CELEBRITY
! that in less than a week RothschllG
had declared his love and had been ac-
cepted, gaining the consent OF tie
girls parents.
He then cabled the news OF his en-
gagement TO his father in Vienna and
received in reply message urging
| him to wait for while before marry
ing. DR.. Nenn endorsed this advice
and Rothschild hurried 10 Europe 10
plead with his father after arranging
! for Olga Mem and her mother TO tot
low.
! Arriving in Vienna. however, young
Rothschild received stern rebun
from his parent who refused absolute
~ 10 consent 10 an alliance with any
American girl
Baron Oskar. broken-hearted, return
ed TO Hamburg where he told the girl
his fathers decision and the engage
ment was broken. Olga Mem cabied
her father and almost simultaneously
came another dispatch, stating that
the young man had ended his life. Ii
was stated then that he had fallen il
love with a Vlennese girl but Olga
Mem is the one
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17
AppIe.-New. ,l5OQl.75 per box

AppIe--New. yl.5oQi.75 per box
BiRckberries-Lawto s3GS.50 bu.
Cabbage-si s5q2 Dbl.
Caulinowcr-si.75 o. per doz
C~iery-Homegrow IS G75c doz.
Cheese-Michigan fats. new. i3c:
York state. l4ql4hc:, limburger. i5c;
brick cream, 15c; schwettzer. fancy.
old. 2oQ2lc III.
Cherries-s2Q25o bu.
Conee-Package coffee. sl4asQI7.5o
cai,fern.a sEru,t.E -,, si.7s; cher
81 so per box: pears, SO per box.
Currants-$2 az bu.
Fiour-Michisan patents in wood.
$40; second patents. ss.9S: straight.
Feed-Jobbing lots. bran. s29: coarse.
corn meal, $3l. corn and oat chop. $50:
coarse m.ddlings. $50: fine middlings 8.
Fresh vegetabIes-Cucumb $50
40c doE.: lettuce, home grown. rs a DC
bu: parsnips, g0c bu; tomatoes. soc u 81
crate; radishes iGe dOz' 81 Wax AK beans beans
peas. sil0 bu; beets. zoe doz.
Goosebe rries-s2.5O bu
Honey-Fancy white. i3@14c ID; am.
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay in car
lots, { @ b Detroit; Nc Nc; ! timothq,
1850: wheat and oat, straw 50 ton.
Hfdes-No. l cured. 1896. No. 2
green, i0c; kip cured No; i. l4c; No. 9.
I2lzc: kip green, No. !. l2c; No. 2.
lOlac; calf green. No. !. Is PC: No. :,
l5c; calf cured No, /. lSc No. 2 l61a c;
$3.50
HuckIebcrries-s3a4 bu.
Lfmes-$1 per 100.
a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. % a 0c each:
Rockyfords, CALIFORNIA;, $50. Geor-
gias. s2.25 q so per box.
Onious-Southern, 81 ger sack
Oranges-California navels. So $50
seed. &c gal. less l per cent for cash
in 10 days; diamond headlight kero-
sene, 9hc: turpentine. in barrel lots.
Peach~.-53 per 6-basket crate
Penrs--Southern. SECS bu.
MISREPRESENTATION. s2.75 93 per bbi :
PSuitry-Hens. lac ID. stag roost-
ers, &C, broilers. lSq zoe; geese, sg9c'
young. Is 0isc Id
pork. sag %; light. clear. '21: heavy:
s22 so; smoked hams, lac, dry salted
briskets. ZINC: shoulders. lac; picnic
tierces. i2ac: Kettle rendered. 1870 10.
Rsspberries-Red. s4GI50 bu; black
s2.5oG3 bu; sl.25@l.50 per l6-qt case.
Suanr-Crystal dominoes. Si.s5; Eagle
tablets $3.50: cut loaf. $3.50; cubes.
$3.50; xxx powdered. s5.75; granu-
iine, In bulk. $3.50; graduated in rs
Id. cotton bags. $3.50: Michigan granu-
lated. $500; diamond A. $40; confec-
toners A, 1875; No. /, $3.50; No. 2.
1915; No. 6. $40; No. Z, s6.o5. No. 8,
IS; No: .. si.95; No. 10, $3.50; No. II.
Sass. No. IL. $3.50; No. 10. si.7S; No.
Taiiow-No. 1. 5 NC; No. 2. 4hc 10
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17
IDdustrials,
Eirs in Norton Hotel.

Fire OF unknown origin was discOy
cred in the Hotel Norton. on Griswold.
ST.. adjoining the Campau building
al ont 2:l5 o'clock. SATURDAY afternoon
Great clouds of smoke rolled out. at
tracing a big crowd. The department,
quickly got the flames under control
and the damage will not he great.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17
NEW YORK LETTER.

reported Tor The Tlmes by NaTsOH
Craig & Co. from New YORK:
New high records were esta bllshed
today on the upward movement IN seN =
eral isues. which perhaps VIII se.N- TO
inspire the bullishness which has been
created by advance in the Steeis WEEK
md selling did not check the upward
tendency and the list had a broad APP
pearance for "a Saturday session. cop
pers were active and look higner ana
a good sized short interest is said 70 be
ori standInR in Amalgamated. Colora :
do Fuel continues to be absorbed ana
we are told will be put higher. ana
Southern Pacific and Atchison are eN-
not causing much comment. although
IL is thought money rates may harden
slightly Railroad earnings continue
GOOD tonnage for the grangers. The
tarirf question is about the only us
turbing influence and news from WASH
ington Is likely TO be factor.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17
PRODUCE.

The movement of berries OF all kinds
10 market is Increasing Early receipts
today were liberal but dealers cleaned
up at good prices. Receipts continued
10 pour In. however, and after clearing
their floors several zines dealers still
had berries 10 sell 4 good many rasp-
berries. especially. are coming from
Canadian shippers Some OF the buckle
berries In uusnel baskets got To market
I'm poor condition. bul a rule fruit
OF all kinds was ABOVE the average.
The poultry market was steady FOR
hens. but the demand for brollers is
falling OF and prices are working
lower Dressed calves nave been In
light supply for some time and In con
sequence the market is now doing
somewhat better
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17
NEW YORK. PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. July 17.-Pork: Firm
Lard Dull middle west spot siI 80 1t
H. Sugar: Raw dull. refined quiet
Coffee: Rio No on spot ~ ass c.
Tallow: Firm; city 9-16c; country
5-l6M l3-l6c- Dressed poultry Tn
Cheese: Fairly active. firmer. full
cream specials. 1874 ul434 C, skins spe-
Gals. 10S4c; full skins. "a Sc.
Coffee options opened quiet and un-
changed 10 points decline Butter
Steady. receipts. 5.2SS: creamery extra
26lkc: state dairy tubs. 2On &c; imi-
tation creamery, frsts. 22c. Eggs
Firm: scarce for good stock, receipts
1850: nearby white fancy, 29031c
mixed 23a zee; fresh firsts, II y m2ic
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17
Alleged Assaulter Held.

Charged with abusing l2-year-old
Mary Sarek. OF No. S12 Watson-st..
Peter Gersky, who lives in the rear OF
the Sarek residence. was arraigned
before Justice Stein nj noon. Satur-
day. and was held In bail OF $1,000 In
two sureties. for examination July 20.
He stood mute when arraigned.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17
Commission Ready for Work.

The new city plan and improvement.
commission is ready to gel busy and,
as preliminary, Secretary Frank {.
Baldwin has sent communication 10
the common council. asking that an
office i'm the city hall be set. aside foi
the meetings and work of the commits
sion
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17

WARSAW. Ind July l7.-one man
was killed and three seriously injured
I'm a collision between two cars on
the Winona Interurban Railway at
Arnold Ind. early this morning. Bert
Larkin. motorman on one OF the cars.
was crushed and died while being
taken To his home here.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17
NEW YORK B>Nk sT.TEyENT.

NEW YORK, July 17.-The weekly
statement OF the associated banks show
the following change.
Reserve on all deposits. increase. 81
b66. 800. reserve on all deposits other
than L. :. increase. S2.51O15O; loans.
decrease. s3,394.l 100, specie. decrease.
S6297O0. legal tenders. increase. 81
47g,SOO: deposits, decrease. S2.S6i.s00;
circulation. increase, sls93O0. total
loans. sl,345.5s65O0 The surplus Of
the banks Is s35, O6S. 625 against s55,-
22SS25 last year and sl6.032. $50 Two
-. L.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17
RosroN Woo,

BOSTON. July 1.-THE Commercial
bulletin OF Boston SAYS Of the wool
market.
business Is somewhat quietcT except
tn n few houses that have large offer
ings % wool. PRINCIPAL demand Is now
Tor Montana and Wyoming stock. which
Is moving quite steadily ut full prices.
The shinments of wool y Nrt BOSTON
10 July - inclusive wtvS f5S.I5S I %
pounds. against s6.s9O.7lO pounds for
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17
M A r | n E
VESSEL PASSAGES.


DETROIT. July l1.-Tempest No. l..
+. Nell. 1850 a. IN. Friday; barge Dom
\ aldson, noon; Ball Bros, 1880; Averill,
i; Alaska tsteeD. LEO; Schuek' 80:
Hounteagle N0 $50: A. ii. o Hawsood, 5:
w. S. Mack. Penobscot. Z. Maryland,
\ 7:45; A. Laura, 1850.
John Barlum, 9:4o; Caroila. Thomas.
Ills; Frontenac. 1920, Durston, 80,
Badger State, 2. Australia, c. Bope,
Phenix. Amasa Stone. 3 Morrell, $40
Orinoco, Kensington, 4.30; tunnels, >;
Columbia, 6; superior CITY, 7:l5' War
ner. Thompson, s. Berwind, $40 Dun
Down: McDougall. Friday noon; CAL
dera, 1890 p. m; w. A. Rogers, go:
Davock. 1870; Rensselaer,. 2:30; Maui
naioa. Manda. 3 Redfern. Alpena, 3N2O;
Boston, $3.50: h. Lyman Smith. 81
Paul, 1920; Arcadian; sheadle 51e; b.
gan, 1875: Colonel 7:30.
Turret Court. $40; G.. Boyce. 9: fIol-
land, Resetiaie, eote7- ftar-
1920; Sherwin. Holden, $3.50; j. Brown.
+ 81 Castalia, 4:15: Lycoming and barge.
4 7:15: Stackhouse. Hart, Antrim $50.
American 500.
SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. July IL.
Up: Kalkaska. Fryer, 80 p M Mr., Fri
hickon, Buffalo, Rappahannock, Matan-
zas. 2:40: Rhodes. 3: Dinkey. $3.50; DE
Graf. Turret Crown, 1906 Bunsen and
Miami s. Fairbairn. Darlington. $3.50
Calumet, $3.50 last night, tsteeD lro-
quois, Sultana. Hurlbut Smith. IL Net
uetan- midnight, Kaministiaaa. Be
ayerton,- Rockefeller Maiay Ericsson
Tampa 2; Mckinney. 3; Henry Rog-
-ers 3.3e. Sinaioa, 4, Altoona. Mariitso,
Northern Lights. Cuddy. 8, James Wal
lace, $50; Joseph Gilchrlst. 1880; Cor
rigan. Rudolph. g: Ralph. Harold, Con-
molly Bros. $40; JGuiter, 10, Grammer
1890: Walter Scranton, IL; Osborne
Corona, 11:40.
Down: Mcintosh, 1:30 y. IN. Friday
ID. o. Mills. Matthews. 2:30. Socapa. Eli
wood, Bryn Mawr. Walker 4; Reed
3 North Sea, Troy. Tuhcarora, o. French
Simia, s: Meacham. 6 80; Harvey Brown
Hartnell Sellwood 1880. Frontenac
(smalD, s; Corey. Snyder, Flint. Red
ington 9: Hoyt. $50.
Rome Robbins last night: Kongo
1890: Black. Holley. Andrew Epson.
a. m; Rosemount. Hamilton. Fulton
Martha 2:4O: Coulby. 8 Mariana. Cor
less Niagara. 4:30; Burlington. 8; Pert
MARQUETTE Wood. s.; Michigan. Prentice
Ha1sted $50: Geo. Stephenson, Marsa
la. n Woodruff 1880: Mullen. s: Super
Tor Morley. $50: Pollock. Arabian. ?
Mariposa. Nasmvth. (smalD Fitzgerald
10: Keewatin. Saronic. Durham. noon
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17
Quotations by Hayden. Stone & Co.
Open. High. low. Close


IOLEDo "hhiN AND
TOLEDO. Ohio. July i7.-Wheat
cash. $3.50; July, sl.2lA Sept. 81 IL y
Dec, sl.l3. May. sl.16a. Corn; Cash.
72I.c; July. 721ac; sept 69isc; Dec.
SIC, May size. Oats: Cash. 52c:
July. soc: Sept, 42i4c Dec, 43 J. c,
May. 45tsc. Rye: No ?, S3c. Glover
seed: Cash se65; Oct and Dec. s.. 10;
March, s7.l7h Prime alsike. $3.50.
Prime timothy. 50. Butter: Creamery
~ % l5c: dairy, &c. Eggs &c. Hay
Unchanged oil: Pennsylvania. s1.5s,
New Castle, sl02; Cabell. $l.12. Mercer
black. Sl.O5; Corning. 94c: North Lima.
sec: South Lima. sic. Indiana. Sic
Princeton SemeFset,-f2ei Ragiahd.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17
"suosp 70 Go TO ST. Mary's.

Through an arrangement effected
between the board of poor commits
sioners and the authorities Of St.
Mary's hospital. cases of violent In
sanity, occurring on Detroit streets.
will no longer be driven from pillar
10 post. They will he given tempo
rary care IN st. Mary's.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17

East End ambulance. Il Is said he has
chance.
Iolochorbin,, who is AZ years Old.
started for the bath room To get a
drink. but in mis- drowsy condition. be-
came confused. and mistook the win
dow for the door OF his room.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17
suspends oentence on counterfeiter

Judge Swan suspend ID sentence
Saturday morning on William Pea,
body. an aged inventor convicted Of
making counterfeit coins. Peabody
will be required TO appear in court
the first Tuesday IN September. but 1t
is not anticipated that any sentence
will be passed upon him as he has
been long time in jail awaiting trial
and since his conviction
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Board prices: Creamery ex-
tras, 26c, firsts, 25c, dairy, zoe, pack
ing stock. l9c h.
Eggs-Current receipts, case count.
cases included. &c doz. Receipts on
saturday 53y cases
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, July l1--Cheese' Twins,
14dlILc; young Americas. l4A4 a loo.
Butter: No market. Live poultry. Tur-
keys. 14T14kc. fowls, lic, ducks, / a
IL iac; geese, SV9c.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17
New Divorce Suits.

Suppressed suits for divorce were
filed. Saturday. by Helen VS. Millard
o. White. and Victoria VS.. James +
Schweier
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17
You want more than purity and

You want more than purity and
wholesomcness in beer.
You want flavor.
Mundus Beer is made under the conditions
as all high grade beer-spotless surroundings, inn
maculate brewing vessels, the use of the choicest
Bohemian Hops and Montana Barley.
But it is made with unusual, painstaking skill to
bring out what you want most-havor. Our methods
are perfected to the exact point each process from
fermentng to ageing, produce the flavor that de-
lights your of taste beyond words.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17

the same time last year. The receipts
10 July ~ inclusive wers 80, u2l $50
pounds against lolT53,92s pounds the
same period last ledN.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. July 17.--Close: There Is
general feeling OF bcArishness IN tho
market because weather is fine and
progress IL expected 10 be made in Sc
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17
LOCAL STOCKS.
Financial

Quotations furnished by Lewis O..
Gorton. No 1413 Majestic building.
InlN Il 1qnQ.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17
LIVESTOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-OpeniB
INNING A Live Stock RSnOrt

EAST BUFFALO. July lT.-Cattle:
cars: slow. Hogs: 10 cars: slow, heavy
81. SO; workers.. $s.30gs. $50. pigs, $50 n
$40 Sheep: cars; slow; best lambs
a $50; ewes. $3.50 q i.75. calves, s4504
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17
Reported for The Times bv, carson

Reported Tor The Times by Carson.
Craig 4 Co, from Boston, July II:
Considering the fact that IL was sat
urday. the whole list was very active
and strong. GirouN was again the tea
ture In Boston advancing TO 9th on
heavy transactions. The exchange OF
Creme for GirouN by one prominent
house stiil continues. shannon and
East Butte were noticeably strong
er. We lok for a big trading market
next week and higher prices all
through the list
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17

EAST BUFFALO. July 1l--Cattle:
Receipts. so, steady. prime. $3.50 q +;
butchers. s4GI 80. Veals: Receipts 100,
slow common to choice, $6g9.25. Sheep
and lambs: Receipts. 500: lambs, s6H
$50: yearllngs. $5A7; sheep. $50 5.15.
Hogs Receipts, 1850; steady; yorkerA
SS.25@S5O; pigs, $S.10GS.l5.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 17.-Cattle: Receipts.
500, unchanged. Hogs: Receipts, TO-
900. fair, 90 l0c lower; light, $3.50 ~
sos: mixed $1-60As-25f- heavy s. IT I. 3e
rough s7Q7.s5: workers.. $7.S04S; pigs.
s6W 7.45. sheep: Receipts, 5000, steady
native. S2.T5 400 western, s3Q >,
lambs, 81 $50. western. $4.75 Ms. 40.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. July i7.--Hogs
Receipts. 1000: market loo lower; me-
diums and heavy, $3.50. workers., $s.25
lights. IS. pigs. s7.90Gs. Cattle: Re-
ceipts, 3 cars, firm. Lambs: Receipts.
cars. steady, $3.50 down. Calves: Re-
ceipts. 800. 1915 top.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17
U. s. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den. Stone A Co. l16-lls Griswold-sL
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17
BOSTON COPPER.
BOSTON CoppERH,EpTERs

Reported for Tire Times by Hayden,
Stone * Co, July Il:
The Boston copper market continues
strong and active. Sentiment has un-
dergone a decided change and we an
tiCipate a much better market next
week. While there are no striking
features To the market today, the list
shows large fractional gains. Mohawk
has been notable In this respect and
sold at 90, "A gain OF 2i9 points Gil
rouX has also been an active feature
and has been well bought up to ga
Other departments OF the market are
strong Ia sympathy with the New York
market.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-17
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden.
stone a. Co. Opening.
Rid Ask ID. IN.
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Ello cine gemannung bon 60 Dit
5!tren uno Seeleuten an 9orb.
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Hcininnna Der 2iiteu.


Hobe5n 5000N aus Ben Gtimnt-
qeberliIten geitrihen. - Sic Re.
pu6lifaner erleioeu Die gr0Bten
&crIuIte. - Sic biibeu 1896 9le.
gerItinmen Elm. - 0ie 3obl ser
Stimmgeber iebt etiuo 10000.
Die 3abl Der re0iitrirten Stimmae.
Der, rpelhe o1rh ole oieSiobrige Sup.
pIementor e Negiitrutton BON 1850
ouf $4,000 erbobt noroen mor, muir.
DC 9eitern Our6 Die Meoiiion oer8d6.
Ierliiten oltf ungefGbr 10000 nieoer
heruntergeIebt. GS muroen nGmlit)
1913 Naneu geitrihen. Die @eitri-
d)enen moren Ieit Der 8rdiioenten.
luabl III 1908 ge%ltorbene tno perso.
gene Yerionen. Son ben 8eitridIenen
maren 3417 8eiBe uno 1886 Geaer;
1914 luoren 0emotruten, 2165 uareu
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bGugige, So3ialiiten uno 8robibitio-
niiten. Ser 9roBe Serluit ser Geplt.
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