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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-14

Beans--Dried Lima. sac per ID.
Bisckberriss--Lawto s7sot per
csiery--Home-g grown. tocosi dor;
Kalamazoo. i5Qsoc per dos.
c.SSsss-Nsw si';sS1i Is per crate.
carrsss. cherry p' eurrant. ,s.sO;
common. t25o93 per bu.
Cheese. Michigan nats, new. Is q iec;
old. Use: York state. new. lie: old. 10
1915 o isc; brick. sh0i7c; domestic
ported Swiss. ESQ soc per 10:
Date.--Peysian. S0se per ID; Fards'
Drsss~d CaIye--choice. 1i9Iihc per
Id, common. 90 Toe, per ID.
Fiss-Imported. new. iiqitc per ID;
California. s5c per box.
Fr~sh v~EetsbIe.--cucu hot
house. zoe per dozen; lettuce, hot
house, 40Q5oc per bu: head lettuce, 7bc
per bu: radishes round. lOc per don;
ley. so@s5c doz; green beans, $500
LIS hamper: green peppers. 81 crate;
Texas tomatoes. sl.50 per 4-basket
crate. ioc per basket: water cress. is
ss Sos eu dos s?rs Spinach 6u as.
Si.25 per bu; young onions, iiQlsc bu.
California Frotts-Cherries, $1.IbW2:
plums. sisoQ2.25 per box.
Gooseberrie.-s2.bO @s per bu.
Hsy.-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
,,G;a.soa,s 4 No ps'rS simot No. sS %GstssSS
clover. mixed. sls@l650: rye straw,
$7.50frs; wheat and oRt straw, $500
Z. Loose hay from farmers wagons on
the city markets ranged from tls@22.
as to quality.
Hides--No cured hides, Sc; No I
green hides, INC: No. ! cured bulls. &c:
No. l green bulls. sac; No cured veal
kip. Zoe: No. | green veal KIP. sc;
No l cured murrain, SC; No. l green
murrain. &c; No. cured calf, l4c; No,
green calf, lie: No, horse hides,
$3.50 No. lorse hides. 1850: No. 1
taiiow. eve; No. tallow, bnc; sheep
2 hides. lc on: No. 2 kip, calf, I've on.
Honey-Fancy white. leo 17c: amber.
12@l4c: extracted. S7tfse per ID . :,
HuckieLerrie. = si,5o@5 per 24-at
case. -.
Messinas. se.SO@7 per box.
Ilnes--al l25 per 100,
M~Ion.--Rocky Fords. ss,5oQt .5O per
case; watermelons, CISCO each
Nushroems --l5 a. soc per 10.
Onions - Egyi tians, $50 per bu;
Texas Bermudas, sl;sod2 per crate: "a
Oranges-California naveis sS'SoW
$50 per crate. o-Ao nax
doz. s2s612.75 per crate .,-zaook.
Peaches--6 basket crates, $IIoVEES,
4-basket crates, 9oc@N; bushels' '-'-'
VPoSa,oe.-New Bermudas. N.75 per
blu; new southern. 81 per bu. -,
PouItry--Broilers. 22M2tc; hens, 10
ai5Lc: old ROSTERS. 12Gl3c; ducks, 10
a Ice; geese. 12c; turkeys, l1ulsc per
Ra.pberrie.-Red s5Gs per bu;
Taiiew.No, /. she: No z S4ss Ii;
Wool-Medium unwashed, leWZic'
nA A m ID.
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BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone * Co, ll6-llS Griswold-st.:
OIL Nom
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-14

CLEVELAND. o.. July l3.--HoEs--
Receipts 900, irregular; mediums and
heavIes, $500; workers., $3.50; pigs and
lights. 1915. Cattle-Recelpts 8 cars.
Lambs-Receipts 3 cars. IS top. Calves
-Recelpts 200. S9.15 top.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-07
BY FRED ScHAEFER.

GELIEBTER ADOLF: Becoss Id iss
SURPRISING dot Id shout take blaze
after vot ditn'd. eferypody ISIS von-
dering vot .habbened by dot conference
between Teddy und left.
Some dink Teddy wass sent for und
odders beliefe he coult nod be kept
away. Elder view OF i'd iss dissatisfac-
tory to dose who do nod concur Id.
Besites dose vich wass presence. |
am der only Won vich knows der true
facts. Und my lips ISIS unsealed, |
am sorry TO say.
Der conferrings wass kept a tight
SECRET. Nopody knew holdings abouid
id long before id wass all ofer Teddy
swan agross Long lsslant Sound from
Cote Oyster in der vettest part OF
der water TO New Hafen, we're left
wass idly kicking up der SAINT In a
attembt to hit a golf ball. Ven he hat
ouidpointet Capt. archibald Butt ad
diss game, und Archie hat gone to der
club house TO rest from der cares of
state, left visited dree times, like
diss-"Pheet. Pheet! Pheet,"-und as
der wass no answer he knew der coast
wass clearsightet.
AID diss moment Teddy came ouid
Of der water like Venice arising from
der bait tub.
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something and nces
public producing
IL.
a consider into the advis
Creek
well still about there
which be elm
mated which investor In such stocks must
must
a ordinary industrial
Creek the fact that the
facilities assured and the may be
expenditure
is endeavong how
which the Copper
product This would greatly
the
making the aangemen
yFhE.Nb8a
ought take into the probable
Estimates profits should emphacal based on an average
away u now
and for In my Judgment copper viii average over
at the esmate
either should the OF Copper Upper
however C~umet
Creek fair the invested -
selling this exobtan believe that Win
reasonable commission deducted will for the
financial
needs although there sufficient stock In the
further requirements should occasion arise
Greek opinion honestly presented
and not
but the fair for his money
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-07

brick, 1874 91sc; domestic Swiss. no
Crab Apples-sl.Sog1;IS per bu.
Cr:nSerriesnSape Gods s2'2S per ou:
6ste.-Persian. 500 per Id: rards.
-s0shc per ID.
per ib.: common. lo0ilo per 10.
California. Soc per box.
bu: lettuce. soQs6o bu: head lettuce.
81 per blu: r>dishes. round, loo per doz:
wax beans. 81 per bu: parsley. 2o@2s
P ss SSa pss e sU0 per bur-
Grapes-Ponies. Concords, lie; Nj
agaras and Delawares. 1sc; Concords.
Grape Fruit-Florida. ,s5o9s per
Hay-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for balsd hay In car
rev. sisS 1850; No :, , si%S,hy Il 'is $50
,sg Coos. What sss i from oas
wagons on the ci,~ markets ranged
Hidss--No. ! cured. loo; No. ! sreen.
7c: No. i cured kip, iohc; No. green,
&c: No. cured Murrain. SC: No; i
green. SC; No. ! cured: half iths; No.
wool. ESQ 75c: No. hides. lc on: kip
and calf, lao on.
Honey-Fancy white. 16G17c; amber.
12al4c: extracted. 7dsc per Id.
Lemcns-California, $3.50 G6.So per
box; Messinas, $50 $50 per box
Meios.-Rocxy Fords. se02.as per
case: Usage. $50 @l.75 per .bu
Mus cms-l5 ~ soc per hn
Onions-31.25 per sack. sbc per bu;
Spanish, S1.:5 per crate: picking on
ione. S2.50x2 per bU.
Oranges--California vaiencias. $s.Ts
05 per crate.
Observation-Disclosures. s3.5004 crate.
Peaches Small baskets. 20 o 400;
fancy, s1.75: IA, $50; A, SIPS: b, Toe
~Pears-Bartietts. sl75@s per blu.
S4.50q $50 per bbl: common. $l.Sogz
PIums-s1.7502 per bu.
Observation-Disclosures. car lots. bOm5ec
per bu
Poultry-Springs. 1874 G14c; hens.
12h q l3c; old roosters, 30 loo; DUCKS
lac: geese. 10411c; turkeys. l6q 1Sc ID
per 10.
Quinces--sl Is a $50 per blu.
sweet Potatoes-virginias, u per
bu, $29225 per Dbl: Jerseys. $2.1S per
Dbl. $3.50 per bu
Tornnt oes--Ei ONE grown. 500 soc blu.
TalIevv--No. 1. SIC: No. q. sac 10:
Wool--Medium. unwashed. lsQzlc;
fine unwashed. h9 Ice per ID.
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PROPOSALS FOR CLOTH; chief
Ouartermaster's Office. Federal Buiid,
ing, Chicago, Ill, Oct. /, 19l0.-Seaieu
proposals, in triplicate, will be receiv-
ed by the Depot Quartermaster. >
A, at Philadelphia. Pa. until ! o'clock
D. m. Nov. l. 1910 and then opened.
for furnishing and delivering at either
the Boston, New York, Philadelphia or
Chicago Depot OF the Quartermasters
Department. y. S. Army olive Drao
Shifting Flannel. Luster Wool serge
Light Weight. and Luster Wool serge,
Heavy Weight; subject to increase IN
quantities of not TO exceed 80 per cent,
In desired by this department. The
right is reserved to reject or accept
any or all proposals of any part there
OF Preference Will be given to arti-
cles OF domestic manufacture, condi-
lions OF quality and price dncluding In
the price OF foreign productions or
manufactures the duty thereon) being
equal STANDARD samples can be seen,
and specifications. blanks for proposals
and full information will be furnished
upon application at this office. Enve-
Iopes containing proposals to be IN
dorsed proposals for Cloth, to be
opened Nov. 1. 1910" and addressed TO
The Depot Quartermaster, u. s. A,
Philadelphia. Pa.--Capt. VIM. Brooke,
Quartermaster. in charge of office.
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JoBBINo pRICEs.

Canned Goods-appies. Gals. e27b:
bak ed beans, lib. 500 soc: Lima beans.
81 015O. Corn-Fancy Maine. lilo;
standard. s5c. Table beets. LIS 14o.
Peas-Fsncy, early June. Si.35; stand
ard, 81: soaked. 500 salmon
sockeye, tail, ~: nat. s2.15; Alaska
reds. $I.75; Alaska. pinks. S1.26, Toma-
toes. 4S9 soc: succotash, N@Llo per
doz
CoHee-Packed coffee. 100-lb. case.
1l5.75 11s.50, delivered
Feed-Bran. 23' fine middlinSs. WI;
coarse middlings. S25: cracked corn,
say: coarse cornmeal. S27: corn ana
oats chop. S24 per ton.
Flour-Michigan patents. In wooo.
best, $40; ordinary patents, NyO;
straight, $3.50; clear. 81 per Dbl Rye
hour. $3.50 per Dbl. - a.,
OiIs-Raw linseed, $1.04; boiled I'm
seed. sIO5 Diamond headlight kero-
sene. &c; Perfection, shc; Eocene.
l1hc; crown gasoline. loo per gal: tur-
pentine, in barrel lots. e0hch gal
PYovtstous-Mess pork, $3.50; lam
lily, s23 medium clear, S22 30; smoked
hams, 15Q16ho: dry sailed briskets,
I4kc: shoulders, 12hc; picnic hams.
lie: bacon, ~ a 2rc; lard, In tferces.
IsEc: kettle rendered. lake per 10,
suGar-Quotations corrected daily by
w. n Edgar h Son. The retail price
list for Detroit, Delray, Crosse Pointe;
Highland Park. North Detroit and
River Rouge: crystal dominoes. z-lb;.
ts15; bib, 1915: Eagle tablets. 90
cut loaf, 1910; cubes. s5.95; xxxk
powdered, s6.15: standard powdered.
$40; graduated. extra coarse. sb'so;
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-07
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Oct Close: Bearish
conditions are the heavy increase in
stocks at all leading points and large
rope, leaving the American surplus un-
touched. Bullish pointers are the
drought damage In Argentine and the
fact that mills are owners of a great
deal of the wheat in store at such lead
ing points as St Louis, Kansas City
and Minneapolis Bears think Chicago
will carry very heavy stocks through
unless there Is a let-up In receipts and
Increase In shipments.
There was no Improvement in Ar
s gen receipts: on Friday. weather sdir r
on. but the markets paid less attention
to- II. Liverpool was dull and easy.
with q poor demand for csrgoes
A discouraging feature for the bulls
10 the heavy carrying charge. 1t Is
three cents from October to December
and six cents from December to May. a
q fierce proposition for buyers OF fu-
The wheat market gained &c. after
an easy oPenins Corn IAN and nc oats were ere
cioyerseed declined 100 zoe.
Wheat quotations: Cash No red. !
car at 9shc. closing at ssAc asked
s nee op and advanced sn to- ss1Oix May
opened at $1,06h and advanced to
!i.oeH: No. 3 mixed. l car at csc; No.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn. cash
S5c; No. 8 yellow, SAFE. Oats: stan
3s%c. 2 at 35hc. Rye; Cash No. ].
T4c: No. 2, 7sc. Beans. Cash. S210:
Nov, 1905 Cloverseed: Prime spot,
20 bags at $40; Dec. 1910; March.
ss15: sample, 40 bags at ss75, so at
$3.50, rs at ss26. II at s775: prime al
~ at ss25, 10 at s726 Tfmothyseed:
Prime spot. IS bags ut ~.
Receipts in the Detroit market FRI
day included 4 cars of wheat, 4 OF corn,
of oats and j Of rye. Withdrawals
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LIVE STOCK
EAST BUrFALO-openin

EAST BUFFALO. n. Y. Oct t.
Cattle: Receipts cars. market
s si6w steers. sanss' ,s sissas
Loco to LOO pounds. 352s a so:
heifers. s4@s; cows. 1906; Gamers.
s25oga7s; feeders. s.7sasss; stock e,x:
bologna bulls. ss75 q az: mixers and
sprinsers. sl0aT6 each.
Hogs: Receipts, 20 cars: market
Gsao; workers.. IS. 40as so; pigs, $40.
Sheep and lambs: Receipts. 10 cars.
slow; best lambs ss!o@S;sG; mediums,
common. ss7S @ ss:a r. ys yea awn. ~
I25 workers., 5000: pigs. So.
Sheep and lambs: Receipts. 20 cars.
strong: top lambs. $3.50; culis 70 com
CAVES: ss@fi.
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO,. n. Y. Oct L.
Cattle: Receipts l5e; market fair
grades. s5.5o@s.75. Calves: Receipts
500; market active. Csc higher; culls
to choice. ssg11. Sheep and lambs;
b heSelPtS; choice eo ambs saaTSo V Gull &c
fair, S5.756s.75; yearlings. s5.25q5.75;
sheep. S3@475. Hogs: Receipts $500;
market active. l0a15c higher: York
ers; ,s.50a s.55; pigs: ss;4ogs,so; mixed.
s7.75a7.sO. stays, sT@7.50
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Oct. Hogs: Receipts. 10000; mar :
ket steady, mixed and butchers. $3.50
3. 20; good heavy, $S.20m9: rough heavy,
IS 20 ds45: light. ss.7Ods.25; pigs. IS. DO
Gs10 Cattle: Receipts, 10000; mar
ket, steady: beeves, $4.70dS: cows and
heifers. s225 5000; stockers and feed
ers. s425M565; Texans, s3.40d5.75;
calves, 81 .50M10. Sheep: Receipts, co.
900: market steady; native, $2.50m440;
western. $2.75 a AS: lambs, sA50Q715;
western, $475G7
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, Oct. Hogs: Re-
ceipts I.50C; steady to 15c higher; me-
diums and heayies, $3.50; Workers,
1925: pigs and lights. 1915. Cattle: Re-
ceipts. cars; steady. Sheep and
lambs: Receipts s cars; 81. Calves:
Receipts 800: $10.25 top.
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INTO DER supcnc9L
Hello" said Tent, you are unox-
pectet."
"Yess. dose wass der arrangements"
reblied Teddy.
"Diss ISIS extremely autumn wetter
we are hating diss fall" remarked
Teft,. blunging ad vonce into der sub
chegt.
"Indeet Id iss," dissentet Teddy. II
hat nod seen SO much October since
lasd Sebtember. Do you know, !
risked my life in Gaming agross?"
so? However, am glat you dit"
Tank you. l only Wished to say ]
do diss so id will nod be subbosed |
ignore der administration. Nodings
iss so small dot voult ignore i'd"
Il subbose 1912 ISIS a tabooed topig
between us?"
"Yess, we will discuss i'd, but nod
mention i'd"
Den came der partings.
"Our meeting bass been enchoy-
abe?" said left.
'Yess: nod a wort bass passed bet
veen> us" rebli-d Teddy.
I'VE feel sympaty for each oddery
Sure. We are more dan sorry for
each odder.'
piss ISIS a mutual bleasure?"
"Yess, der pleasure ISIS all each Cd
ders."
"Und we viii maintain reticents re-
garting id?"
Certainly. Chrysantenhum ISIS der
wort" -
We'll. Auf Wiedersehen!" smiled
left.
"Od-iay! Mach's gut answered
Teddy gaily, starding to swim home
Efforts TO get Teddy TO tell vot diss
interview wass for half been painless.
becoss he persisds in maintining hiss
usual flow of silence.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-07
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine
Weber & Co. Oct z:
There was natural dip In whea'
prices on opening trades. December be-
ing on to s7%s and May TO $l.oS;s .
Market has had &C rally because COM
mission houses absorbed the offerings
nearly two million bushels in north
west wheat stocks for the week. the
prospect of enormous world shipments.
and the certainty OF further increase In
the visible supply Monday all add TO
the load which this wheat trade VIII
have 10 carry. 81
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PRODUCE.

Commission men reported a steady
and moderately active market this
morning Except for Thursday the re-
cetpts of poultry have been light all
this week, and while II Is impossible
TO better quotations on a CLEANUP sale.
there liz little better inquiry In a
small way, and for small lots the mar
ket IL a little firmer in tone. Butter.
eggs. potatoes. and farm stun In gen.
eral are very steady on a moderate
trade. There was no boat up from the
islands this morning and no peaches
were received, but enough were carried
over to supply all demands. Grapes
are In abundant supply. and are per-
haps a little easier. but fresh fruits as
a whole are steady and active.
AppIes-75c0cI.:s per bu: s20aso
per poL
Bessnas-Good shipping stock, $50
@2.50. according to quality.
Beans-Dried Lima, 6h G7c Id.
Celery-Home- grown, 100 soc dox
CauIinower-y10 las per bu.
Csbbaxe-sl.75 per bbl
California Fruits-Plums. S135d / so
box grapes. S1.5002 per box: peaches
e0cms1 per box.
Cheese-Michigan flats, 17@l7hc;
York State, lie. Limburger. III y isc;
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were 1850 bu OF wheat and 4.sss bu OF
rye Stocks are 2+7.y4l bu OF wheat.
2os. 203 bu OF corn. 1880 bu or oats
and 2s.s62 bu OF rye.
Wheat stocks I'm Duluth Increased
100000 bu In five days.
Receipts OF wheat Friday: Mime
apoiis, Ss1 cars. against 42s a year ago;
Duluth, 173 cars. against AS; 81. Louis.
10000 bu. against 100000 bu; Kansas
City. ISL cars. against 13S; winnipeg,
$40 cars. against Ios
Broomhall figures worlds wheat ex-
ports. exclusive OF North America, at
$4,000, 900 bu. Argentina furnishes i, !.
India est. 900 bu.
n Wheat in Liverpool closed Is "a %d
hhd corn hd lower.
Receipts of wheat at primary points
Friday. l.l36.000 bu; year ago, i.eli.Voo
bu.
Exports OF wheat and -four this week
according TO Bradstreet's, 100000 bu
Exports OF wheat and four Friday
$4,000 bu
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lated. in a5-ib cotton bags. IS rs: Mich
igan graduated. $3.50, diamond A.
s. so; confectioners A. $5:sS; No. !.
$3.50; No. :. ss.sS: No. s. tS5o: No. 1.
S545: No. s. SIS, 40; No. o. s5.35 No. 10.
$3.50; No II. y525: No. IL, $500; No.
IL. s5.15: No. IL Ss.lS: No. 10. 500 per
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boston COPPER LETTER.

9, Reported for The Times by Hayden.
The Boston copper market opened
higher all around and trading has been
broad and sctiye. Practically the en-;
tire list II selling at z higher level
the active feature and on large buying
gain OF fun point Lake Copper
has been prominent I'm the trading and
sold up TO- 37A. a gain OF y. Superior
Copper sold at san, gain OF point.
Royale. Ray Cons. Mass and Indiana
are showing unusual strength. Han
9 gain or The Copper Produoers'
time today. 10 the reason given for the
strength In the market Other depart
mentv are also mare active and higher
and Mass. Gas common sold at SAN, a
gain OF IN: American Phon esold at
lss. gain OF u point.
Reported for The Times by Paine,
Weber Il CO.. Oct. z:
London metal market opened nrm.
57l az Sd: advance Is Cd.
Activity In the Boston market con-
tinues this morning with higher prices
throughout most of the list. Greene
Cananea Is IN, Gfroux Ia, Indiana II.
North Butte 10 selling ex-dividend 30c
share at 81 q. Adventure IL selling
at 7k this morning and more or less
bullish rumors are being heard on II.
We understand from good authority at
the Lake that the management expect
TO enter the lode at any time now and
on the expectation OF this there has
been some good buying OF the stock
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DON'TS.
FOR STOUT WON EN-.

The day OF belts is always a
day of dismay for the woman
whose waist-line has become
ample. A few hints OF assis-
lance are appended:
Don't wear a belt wider than
an inch and half.
Don't choose on different
color from the blouse.
Don't order shiny fabrics,
such as bright satin. nor bulky
materials, sucn as velvet.
Don't wear thin ribbons that
gather into a string after being
worn a short time.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Oct. Flour: Dull and
unchanged. Pork: Steady: mess. $2lQ
2l5O Lard: Dull and unsettled; mid
die west spot. s12s0ml3. Sugar Raw
quiet; centrifugal. 96 test. 3.9bc; mus
covade. SO test. 3.45c; refined. quiet; cut
loaf 5s0c; crushed. soc. powdered
slice: graduated. sc. Coffee Rio. No.
z. on spot. ilqlibc, Tallow: Quiet;
city 7Mc: country, TN @sisc. Hay
Firm; prime. sl.10; No. 3. soc q soc;
clover. 50@9 csc. Dressed poultry: Quiet;
turkeys, 1s@25c; chickens, 11Q2lc:
fowls, 14GglSc: ducks. 12@191bc. Live
poultry: Moderately active; geese. i3c:
ducks, l5617c; fowls. l69161ac: tur-
keys, 12@15c: ROSTERS. l2c. Cheese:
Firm; fair demand state milk, common
TO specials. i1m17c: skins, common to
specials. 6Ql2iac: full skins. PA q &c.
Butter: Quiet, unchanged; receipts,
4,95s; creamery. extra. 2sls "a 2yc: state
dairy. tubs. % ~ use: imitation creamery
firsts. 24G25c. Eggs: Dull and firm;
receipts 6.13i: nearby white fancy, 81 ~
ACC; nearby mixed fancy, 2S4 soc. fresh
firsts, 2iix m27hc.
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COPPER MARKET--Cio.e.

Aria Coml TN. Ati IN. Arc s. All +6.
Adv 7h. Bos q Cor i4k. BIOS Ely Ia,
Butte Gin lsA. Cactus lie. Cal &
Aris 6sA. Cal & Hec $50. Centen 20.
Chief 1s-1s. Chino 2o%. Cop Range IS.
d West ~. D Daily 2. Butte Z. First
~, Gold Cons S 1915. @ Can I. Han
Isl r asS Krr l. 81, La Sale 1oE. La
Rose 1915, Lake 81. Mass ga. Miami
Utah I. Nipis 10x, No Butte AIN. No
Lake 81. Ohio Cop 1 q. Glib s. Old Dom
80. Quincy "a. Raven 1sk. Shan l0x
So Sol Lake 4 r sh: Sup , COP 81. Sup = Bos az
2Sk. Z s Smelt 40. do pref ASA, Win
ona S& Wolv 12S
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Make slit through the cork Of the
olive oil bottle and prop the bottle at
right angle. then the oil Is dropped
into the dressing without constant
personal attention.
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Markets ea1 Finance
lCk MARKET
Ems FIRM TONE
~ 4 Little Change in Conditions
ybrenoon After First 10 Minutes
Prices Well Maintained.


80 i. =. STOCK MARKET-Ciese.
np A. Chem -. Am Beet sugar ss.,
~ COP eox Am q II eH. Am Cot
- Am Ice q, Am LOG 81. do Pr
iasconda 70. Atch iooh. Bra Z T
Can Pac 1864. Cen Leath 81 -.
o q Chi = @ w q. e "a st
~ 3ttA, Corn Products 1bh, Del "A
y. Den = n q 80. Erie 27%, do LIST Pr
" ls1H. os n Ore CT S74. Int Net
kX& 4 SAX. do pr ssb, N. 81 p a 5
- ny ls2N, Mo Pac 5Sh. Nat Lead
4 81. North Pac lisx. Penn r r $50,
y Df IS, Rock Island 81 y. do pr lS%
~ 0hoff 81. South Pac 116~. South
- "a q. r. 4 w 26h, Twin City X
|T{1SH Texas 2sh, Union Pac 167%,
III hub com sew. U 8 Steel 20. do pr
~. Utah Cop IS y, Wabash pr ssk.
~ On Tel rs 4. West MIG TAN.
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& INV YORK. Oct. THE stock
nFkot opened strong and active with
~ stocks showing gains OF frac-
- 70 over . point.
11pon--In the last half OF the fore
80 the market assumed an easier
$50 and prices Of the leading issres
btod 1-2c 20 $40.
0a = m.--There was little change
tonditions after the FIRST Is min
800. prices being well maintained and
- tpne arm.
7oyornment's, unchanged; other
14 arm.
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Royalists Defeat Portuguese Rebels

BERLIN, Oct 7.-Senor Gomez.
leader of the clerical party in Por-
tugal. this afternoon cabled to the
National Zietung from Salvatieria,
that the royalists, fighting for King
Manuel, have completely defeated the
Republican revolutionists throughout
all the northern section of Portugal
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II the nails are inclined to split.
remember that the best time to cut
or file them is at night just before
getting into bed. After having cut
them rub very little cold cream in
to them.
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Hhore was a repetition Of yester-
~ dullness during this mornings
o1on on the stock exchange and al
Mxh prices held their advance and
.ofally worked fractionally higher.
to4Wa8 no accession OF outside bust
~ and trading was almost altogeth-
EDrofessional without any especially
1if6 trend. Sentiment In foreign
tkota was more cheerful, especially
Isondon. where the settlement OF the
koDt between the cotton spinners
~ their employees caused q somewhat
1ktor demand for Industrial stocks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-07

When making pillow slips add two
inches to the usual length. Then il
they give out at each corner they can
be cut of and sewed over again.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-07

Collars Of garments can be cleansed
by dissolving one part salt in four of
alcohol, apply with a sponge and rub
we'll
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pVTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries,e extras. 2shc ID;
ilrsts, 27c; dairy butter. 2Sc: packing
stock. 22c per lb.
Eggs F'~ssh current receipts. cases
included. FAC doz Receipts Friday. 1856
cases
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ADVICE TO INVESTORS

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