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The Detroit times., 1910-08-08
TROOPS WILL BATTLE
DISASTROUS FIRES
President TAFT Orders Regular Army
Soldiers TO Aid In Checking the

Flames In Western Forests.
WASHINGTON, Aug. s. For the
first time on record the regular army
troops in Montana. Washington, Ida
no, Oregon and California were today
placed at the disposal of forest serv-
ice to aid In lighting forest fires which
are the greatest In the history OF the
service.
peals from Pacific coast states, took
up the matter with the war depart
ment and after several exchanges OF
kilograms, the president wired the
acting secretary of war as follows:
"You may direct the commanding
officers of post upon application To
them TO lend every assistance posi-
bic In the suppression OF the forest
fires"
II was stated at the forestry bureau
today that the present fires have
never been equalled. There we're
great fires In 1908 and in 1903, but
they were not OF such wide scope as
the present fires.
Reports received here say that AT
least $4,000 acres OF forests already
have been destroyed and the flames
are spreading rapidly
The forest rangers have fought val.
iantly against the advance of the wall
of flames, but have been unable 70
check them. More than 1900 men
are now engaged in fighting fire In
various section.
The aid of the soldiers will relieve
the forest rangers, and II Is hoped
may result in preventing much great
CT destruction.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08
4, ~ Knights TempIar
II Be In Chicago Tonight

N CHICAGO, H.. Aug. 8.--Today, the
real opening of the big knights lem
Mar conclave, Is one grand parade OF
marching knights as the various COM
rnnnderies are met at the stations on
Ihofr arrival and escorted TO their
headquarters.
The arrival Of the Earl Of Euston
ma his stan, which contains several
Iords and dukes, was marked with no
lore pomp than the welcome accord
4 "a Sir knights from Oshkosh or Kali
&1noxoo. The earl, who Is grand mas
Ekor Of the priory of England and
wales. was met by the committee.
rnAed by Sir Knight B. 8. Wilson. OF
40 mounted and 800 marching
1nlehts.
.Very delighted was the comment
4 ~ the noble, as the speech OF well
4 Some was delivered by John 8. Cleve-
3 1ond. grand commander of Illinois.
n II his party are Lord Athumbley,
:X Newton Crane and daughter, Thos.
4 FRASER. John Ferguson and II. j.
e estimated that 1900 sir
<nlx{ito were In town this morning
E&kd that fully 10000 would be regis
>>nxod by nightfall, together with ESQ.,
0oo other visitors Every hotel Is
07led and the boarding houses and pri-
5nte residences are open to the visi-
The program today includes the
Snouet OF 'The Mutuals." the grand
4 6Ssorders and correspondents, at the
<1kicnxo Athletic club. and the mill
~ band concert In Grant park.
The parade will be marched tomor-
'Su)Ix. and the prize drills will start on
e6nesday. The arrival today Of the
lnnipeg commandery with its kitty
nnA created considerable stir.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08


s $ s =. the all sso n: s s ts
be reduced no
stay basis on
which has been run to, tho past few only
the country -. ss..s.
Steel the big industrial bought out sons
manufacturing plants where could rood bad and
large :um: IN add
ing capacity the % n. demand would continue Ss e OF tn.
the chief General Motors shows clearly that nsrs
published on hand few output
addition completed for about 1000 more cars oS
which least rapidly dprsSns
amounted to one third Of the output ~
Of the surplus OF assets liabilities 10 o
M an. m but On % ns' ss Ssvs Be-
the Buick factory not all that mus. % CON-
good shape but these two
Pn can s mo ctho a.. are
conditions controntns as undouosov VII ns
effect the can be mn"' out IN the '
s .G nsosy 10 sl'
Of that company by INA;
xo 40 mc toc Ike Car
claims that worth 1922 share the car trust stock S the
kicking around the market offered at % and evss Dn
opinion the stock campssnsr
being bolster the price SO tia; Ss IN the nn Ss
OF this plan amply Justified BY precedent ss D0pms
not nees.sg for x. public 70 stick closely
United Motors much in the public eye and 50 lar
of it, also The stock
present there not be any
60 There time coming when
snG the prices Of these Securities have
they be bought with the assurance OF large
in United States
Steel and the sell high higher than they 90 now not pc
% ssy " doomed IN the market but ne' are
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08
GRAIN AND PHovnlona

DETROIT, Aug. S.--Closs: wsathsr
S sn1.'1ns nr rt for spring wheat
rate. and helping 70 dsprsss prices <
s the marks. =. e. eiS:ss ea Mond:y TIA. "iii
tent Pro SsHn s Is s e.. .ip e,
crop win be Increased about a. coo. 90
bu. and there will be some dscreasc IN
pool prioss 0r siSmps sG% oS the ws v:r.
haustsd Its buiiishnsss. Although il e
believed that purchasss for French
: piiins up II cslcss o': ana ga In. w bSsis
have . heavy load Of hedging salss 10
carry: Last weeks market Weakened
active msrHstins q new Ss01 Wss. q s sns
buiiishnsss IL expected to follow the
nr At rq nl OF whset to market !,
day and closed 80 on Tor cash. NC Tor
Sept. kc for Dec. and UNCHANGED for
May wheat Germ lost &c.
3i.o2k asked; sept opened with = de.
and closed At si.os Dee speS. d.' a.
ti;oeh and closed AZ ti.osx; May open
No. i white. Si.0sx.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn. cash
No. .. sec: No. yellow. 4 car at sSi Q.
= ~ ooSb 3No. y0hoWs olnC- O4tS.
Standard. car at 81 hc: old, Ale: Aug.
and Sept. sic; old No. white. / car
At s6hc: No. 3 white. old. sec asked
Rye: Cash No. !, 7tc;. Aug. and Sept.
SIC bid. Bsans: Cash. Sass; Oct. &2.10:
Nov, 32.05. Cloverseed: Prime spot.
$3.50; Oct. 400 bags 81 $3.50: March.
$&B0; prime alsike, es.b0; sample al
sike, bags at ts.25. Is at $7.7b. 9 at
$3.50. 9 at t6.76. 4 at SO. Timothyseed:
Prime spot. so bags at sass.
Receipts In Detroit Monday included
cars OF wheat, . OF corn and IL Of
oats. Stocks are lls.6s2 bu OF wheat,
11s. 6SS bu Of corn and 1855 bu Of
oats.
Visible supply changes: Wheat, a.
<23.0o0 bu increase: corn. $4,000 bu
decrease; oats, 10000 blu decrease.
Wheat In Liverpool closed IND and
kd lower.
Receipts OF wheat on Monday: Du-
luth. 50 cars. against IL q year ago:
Minneapolis. l27 cars. against 144i Chi
f7S.000 bu. against $4,000 blu: Kansas
City. 706 cars. against 3s1.
Wheat on passage. 2.472.0o0 bu In
crease.
Words wheat exports last week:
l0.464.000 bu.
Russia exported $4,000 bu OF wheat
and the Danube 100000 blu last week.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Monday. 2.234.000 bu: year ago. 1.400.-
600 bu.
Exports or wheat and hour Monday.
ass. 900 bu.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08
ouotations by Hayden. Stone & Co
(b)Bid. (s)soid. tx)split.
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

g There has been good action In the
market all morning. 1t IL very evident
that the elevator people are aGainst
for the depression in September. IL is
TO their interest to have the spread be-
tween Septembr. and the later months
widened to make better carrying
charges September price, at the low
point OF the morning. was or 1c. while
the other months were %qAc under
last prices Saturday. The weak cable,
fne weather. talk OF big accumulat ton
of wheat at Chicago by the end Of the
month and general selling by local
longs. who did not take their profits
last week, gave the early break.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08
BOsroN COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden
Stone q Co, Aug. 8:
The copper shares opened Irregular,
but in the main strong. Trading mas
not been particularly active outside OF
the Minister issues Arizona CONNER
cial soId at 17A, a gain Of IN: shan
non at 10K. a gain of n Lake and y
Butte have been less active, but hold
ing strong. Osceola sold at l2o, a gam
point. Indiana. Royale and superior
are all fractionally higher: Cal Arz
sold at 54h In the early dealings. put
Producers report, Just issued, shows an
increase Of only AZ million pounds ana
and is favorabiy commented on. A. this
writing II has had very little. ~ a M.
eject on prices. Other prancnes Oh INC
market ruled quiet
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08

~ thlr<y-nrst triennial conclave
01HAte Tomplam In Chicago this
~ 03oED any better set-up. or bet
IIIoG BODY Of men than those rep
ufInx Detroit and Damascus COM
or1os, Who left for that city Mon
morning, they will have to be
neS folk. Shortly after 8 o'clock
lvo1f Commandery left the Masonic
nDlo and an hour later Damascus
Iouod, both to take special trains
~ Windy City.
ncA commandery had close to 100
Dch1ng members. Detroit, under
49, Cant. Gen. Harris, wore fatigue
1no With gray slouch hat bound with
&6k and white ribbon and gray
5Soo. While Damascus, led by EN-
~ Commander Harry p. William
n and Cant. Gen. John H. Hanna,
IHro fnflgue dress with white yacht
~ caps and channels gloves IN the
1fural bun color. Each commandery
40 headed by band and each march
from the Masonic Temple, east on
6fnyette- blvd. to woodward. south 70
S&11&rpon and west to the Michigan
cntral depot.
W. N CulcdBO, Dctioit
nm have its headquarters ana Keep
800 house to its friends In the La
oIls hotel, while Damascus VIII De
<1urtered It the Lexington. DeMolai
nma dery, of Boston, arrived In De
3Po1f via. the d. & b. boat, Sunday
oening. and the members were en-
1aincd by Detroit Commandery un-
IN Monday morning when they LETT
vffh their hosts for Chicago AZ hon
crod guests on the special train. AT
~ DEPOT Damascus was joined by
S7snnt 30 members OF Cyrene precep-
&orx u Toronto, who will 60 to the
fnsclaye a their guests. While 1t
&ke conclave, Damascus commandery
I'M give : special exhibition drill AZ
80 rS0uest of General Moulton, OF
fIk1caeo. past grand master and chair
sr,nn of the drill committee. All Michi-
IN commanderies are barred from
1nferinr the competitive drills owing
- the fact that IN years past Detroit
wolked on with every prize, little
>satnnfs that became somewhat mo-
xofonous to the other communicates
e the country.
- a y aAcenee Of Craud Commander
f,cnrre x. Harvey, Of the Michigan
(1ran1 Commandery Of Knights Tenn
nlnr. Deputy Grand Commander w. n.
{1ooler. OF Detroit, will be In full COM
rand Of all Michigan communicates
*ffending the triennial. The Michi-
Snnders on their arrival In Chicago,
{fonday afternoon, will march to the
y Galle hotel, where they will be
(ormnlly received by the Illinois grand
rommandery officers. Tuesday eve
n<ng Damascus will give q reception
r. their headquarters In the Lexing-
1on Accompanying the Detroit COM
n,nndcries on the special trains were
1heir families. On the way to the
luuut the fine appearance Of both De-
1rclt ana Damascus elected hearty
hsn6clapping from pedestrians.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08

Reported for The Times by Paine,
Weber q Co. Aug. 8:
There was another quiet session on
the stock exchange this morning with
light trading, mostly confined to room
traders Prices were generally lower.
Aggressive professional speculation Tor
a decline has received NOR or less OF
q check by the apparent willingness OF
the larger financial interests 10 support
the market around present prices on
Confined to small fractions and at the
noon hour the market was dull and
lifeless.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08

COLUMBUS, o., Aug. S.-With the
release of all troops today control OF
the street car strike situation Will rest
entirely with the local authorities
Mayor Marshall, in agreeing to the
withdrawal Of the last OF the troops
told Gov Harmon and Adjutant-Gen
al weybrecht that he believed the po-
lice force assisted by Sheriff Marun
will be able to preserve order until
the strike Is settled.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08

s ss%@ss & ' sss:si. &Sas: A' lsi
cos. ?Ss,cns SH:nsss s, ';s::dy mn snS sn-
Quiet and unchanged rsesipts. AIee;
s s:;ss ;ss: .;ss'issae s.s:S ;
cry nrsts. 40 ssc Eggs-ytrm end
fancy. $40 szc; nearby mixsd fancy e
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08
Markets and Finance

been rslnfcresS With concrete and
With this work done there rsnsins but
the installation OF the two big pumps
before the oItting OF the crosSout Into
Confidently stated that before the drst
OF the year the oiroux Wall be In the
shipping clasnL 80
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08
PRODUCE.

Commission men had no changes In
berry season 10 about over for. this
year. Huckisberriss are stiii plenti-
receipts have stopped, Peaches are not
Svpply the demand. Butter dealers
w. The sS9 market IL holding steady
with etrictly fresh laid nrmly held.
Poultry ala not clean up a. well a. was
expected on Saturday. quite q bunch
mand on the whole II fairly active.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08

The following candidates filed pa
pers of declaration for political ofnces
with the city clerk, Monday morning:
Charles Rothstein, No. 30S High-st.
east; Albert Golden, No. 458 st. Au-
bin-ave., and Walter Y. Cree, No. 500
Alexandrine-ave. west, election inspec-
tors: Ernest Fuelling, estimator
Fourteenth ward, and Charles G. kei-
Ter, alderman, Fifteenth ward. All are
Republicans.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08
posroN COPPER MARkEr.

Reported by Paine Weber. a Co..
Aug s.:
The London metal market came a lit
tile higher this morning. an advance OF
IL I'd The Boston market opened
steady and IL was soon evident there
was a better demand for coppers all
around, Arizona selling as high as
Lake ssK shannon 1oh, Giroux T. The
Giroux Consolidated 10 still working on
the completion Of the pumping station
at the 1.7oo-foot point OF the nve-com-
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08

The report Of the internal revenue
, department shows that Detroit n one
of the leading cities In the manufac-
ture Of cigars. The value OF the out.
put for the year ending June 80. was
SIT 100000. More than Q quarter OF
q billion cigars were made here.
The Detroit Credit Mems associa-
ton announces its annual outing for
Tuesday, August %. The party Will
leave for Bots Blanc on the steamer
Sappho at $50. Dinner will be served
on the island. Charles r.. Talbot Ii
chairman OF the entertainment COM
mite and has the tickets for the out
Ing
The Charlesworth Optical Co. has
taken a lease on the fourth floor Of
the Granger Hannah building, Wood
ward-ave. and John-R.-st. They will
move into their new quarters at once.
Edward r. Roehm. manufacturing
jeweler, has taken lease OF the
NTH floor Of the same building. The
leases run for flve years and were ar
ranged by Warren. Brown & Co.
The Peoples State bank has pur-
chased the brick building at Russell
and Garfield and will remodel IL for
new branch bank. II will probably
open early In the fall. Work is pro-
crossing on another branch for the
same institution In the western end OF
the city on Baker-st-
The Michigan Motor Car Co. an
nounces that Il will increase its cap
italization to 100000 as soon as pa
pers can 20 through. The change was
decided upon In a meeting on Satur-
day. The price Of the new 1911 mod
els, which are ready for the market.
will be increased somewhat. Two new
models of the four-cylinder type will
be added to the Ave and six.cylinder
types now manufactured.
Building operations for July show
q falling on in the value Of buildings
erected. but an increase In the num-
Der OF buildings. Detroit shows only
slight loss for the month. amounting
to two per cent The loss In the IS
cities represented In the figures COM
piled by Construction News IL 26 per
cent. There were 1918 buildings
costing $52,202,1SS erected In July.
1909, and 1859 to cost S3s,980. 4S5,
this year The greatest loss occurs
In New York where there is a de-
crease Of 81 per cent.
The executive committee OF the new
Lake Superior Iron & Chemical Co.
VIII make a tour Of inspection Of the
properties of the northern part Of the
state this week. They will leave on
Wednesday, visiting Elk Rapids.
Boyne City, Newbury, Marquette and
Ashland, Wis, before returning. The
party will consist of John Joyce, of
Boston, president of the new CON-
pany; +. w. Hairston, of New York:
NJ. Cochrane Armour, of Chicago: w.
ii. Matthews, general manager of the
properties. and Frank W. Blair, presi-
dent of the Union Trust Co.. OF De-
troit. The purpose Of the visit Ia to
determine where expenditures for inn
provements are most needed. Ten.
tative plans have been considered and
upwards OF million dollars will be
put into the various properties for en-
largements and increased efficiency
The iron mines are not included In
this visit but will probably be inspect
ed In October.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08
AVIATOR RACES TO EARTH,
MACHINE A STREAK OF FIRE
Flames Break Out In Alrshlp When 4
10 at Great Height. But Nerve
Saves Man's Life.

BLACKPooI4 Eng, Aug. "a. Y.
Roes. a newcomer In the field OF En-
lish aviation Is not daunted today after
his thrilling experience on the local
aviation ield last evening, whom his
tri-plane, machine Of his own de-
sign. caught IRE while no was fying
at great height. Roes pointed his
machine TO the earth and 1t q speed
that threatened every moment to over.
turn the acceptance he reached the
ground Just before the machine col
lapsed. The planes were completely
burned away and had the aviator been
nifty feet higher when the danes
broke out, he would probably have
been dashed to death.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08

PARIS, Aug. S.--Determined to I'm
crease the efficiency OF her army avia-
tors. the war department today issued
secret orders to 20 military aeronauts,
which involve q series Of unusual
flights. Lieut.. Belling made q fight
Of 81 miles from Mourmelon to Yer.
dun. using Bleriot monoplane. Lieu
tenants .Crosnier and Jost have been.
ordered to make number OF ''raiding,
flights from Paris and began them this
afternoon.
Aviation meets are soon to lose one
of their strongest cards In the with
drawal from all public flying OF Louis
Paulham, winner Of the London-Man-
chester flight and score Of other not
able aerial contests. Paulhan, II was
announced today, VIII henceforth con-
fine his activity to the manufacture of
aeroplanes. Paulhan has made for
tune by his flights in the last two
years.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08
Robbers Abandon Their PIunder.

SILVER CITY, New Mexico, Aug. s.
Mounted rangers recovered all OF
the bars of gold and silver bullion
taken when the Silver City stage was
held up in the Mogollon mountains
Saturday. Those not discovered I'm
mediately after the robbery were
found where the robbers hid them In
their aiSht
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butfer--Creameries, extras. 2sc ID;
frsts. 27c; dairy butter. z2c; packing
stock, 21c per Id.
Egxs-Fresh current receipts, cases
included, 17hc per doz. Receipts on
Monday. 44S cases.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08
COPPER MARKET-Close.

Arizona Com'l. Is; Atlantic. ~; AT
cadian. 5: Allouez. ~: Adventure, o.
iss: Butte coaiition. isH; Cactus. lss;
Calumet & Ariz.. San Calumet a.
HecIa, 525: Centennial, i7A Chief. a
West. 7: Davis DAILY. Ia; East Butte.
g: First National. az: Franklin, IN;
Grsnby' gan G,sons o sS oolda asl
Hamccck, aoI; Ind. 14H: aspiration.
~: Isle RoyaIe. 10: Kerr Lake.
La Sale lin la Rose. 4; Lake, ssh
Mass. M Miami 22; Mohawk, as
Nipissing. Io&: North Butte, ASH ;
North Lake, 10; Ohio Copper, 1%:N Old
Dominion, IS; osceola. 1soi Quincy. 90;
los: south Lake. So; Superior Cop
per. ~: super. q Boston, super. q
Pitts. IL; Tsmarack. IS: Trinity. g:
Utah Cons; 2tk y. s sm S, So
Wolverine 1T: wyandotte 1 IA
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08
0HIcAoo PRoDuCn.

cHIcAoo Aug; A-Butts.Lnxtrss.
isS EssIRsim' Ava sIS; ar's ;ea ssS
soc, Live pouit.y33drcwis' neiso;
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08
ADVICE TO INVESTORS


g sn..ss ar 1ssrS 1rs:
e s s' . Tsss .s. 4ss
:ss t ana n; s ssH'' y ssa.uS ~
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08

81 s: i':s;sj s. go
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08
NEW YORK. PROpUCB.

NEW YORK. Aug. s.-Pork-Firm;
mess. sS.Sc Lar d middle IL
ouiet: centrifugal, 96 test. s4.36; Mus
covado. So test, sass: refined. quiet; cut
ioag. s5.s5: crushed. t5s5; powdered.
sSsS: STIMULATED. s5f5. Coffee-Rio
No: Z OF the spot, sssex santr Firm
Firm: prime. sI.l6@i.50; No. . 10. No.
1. si.iod5J 40: clover. and clover mixed,
75casi.f6 Dressed poultry--steady;
tvrkevs. 16G 20c; chickens. 16q2ic:
souls itaisfsc: ducks. 1si1 a lee Live
pouitry-Steady: geese, lac; ducks,
lac: fowls. 1em17c: turkeys, 1001tc:
ROSTERS, lie. Cheese--Firm: state milk
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08

NEW y?sa aus ,;is s't; sl s::s
-sA208ASo.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08

49, $3.50 ss.n SeI lib. - = SOC: Lima beans.
:tsnased. s GS.h rsSis n..i: Is o.
rsss-E:nG :yc.s s:sy s IHDs Salmon
socfeys. tall. ti,sO; nas y; Aia.ka
ms toes. Is b SOC: suecotasn. si0iie per
Cenee-Psckage cones. loo-ib case.
FssS-Br.n. s::: nns middIings. 81;
sesrss middiinEs !ss. sr:sexs corn 's ara
Flsur-Michisan patents. in wcoa:
sSss $50; sS Srdi s,ssy . 1sesni p.r 81
Oiis--Raw linseed. ESQ; boiled lin.
DC: Perfection. INC: Eocens. IL ho;
IN barrel lots. Soc per ssI
sss qsI: medium. eissr. SIS 0iis6;
sqiStss. h 1s%c I'm Sss 1 Dicn,a
tiercss. isEc: kettle rendered. TAX Is.
SuEar-Quotations corrected daily by
for nssroi 5 5sn e Crosse Points
River Rouge: Crystal dominoes. .salb,
ss.o5; Eagle tablets, 81: cut loaf. $3.50;
s standard $50 powd EMx ,c; s
extra coarse. $3.50; granuiated, nne In
bull. ;SSo sranuIstsd IN aSio oc c0tton
on s; hoa.sSo ss n poMd pS ssT
tons, As to case. ts.75: No. /. $3.50; No
Is ss sssSs No No is s.ss No. No. HE: NO NO
II. S495; No. is. 1926 per 100 lbs
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08
CANADIAN LAUNCH BURNS.
Gasoline Tank ExpIodes on Govern
ment Boat at the 500.

SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich, Aug. 8.
A large launch used In connection
with the Canadian 500 operations and
owned by the Canadian government,
was totally destroyed Sunday by nre
caused by the explosion OF the gaso-
line tank. Chief Engineer F. b. Fripp
of the canal staff, barely escaped.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08

EAST MISUNDERSTANDING.
Dunning 4 stevens Live stock Repor,

Cunning 4 stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO. N. Y. Aug. g.
Cattie-Receipts. 90 cars. l5q Csc high
Best 1900 to 1.5oo-ib. steers. $3.50
7.e0: good prime. 1000 TO l.Soo-io
steers. $6.75Q7.15: best 100 to 1900
ID shipping steers. Ss2s0s.7s; medium
Ssas lisSt butcher Hs % steers s7sSss
cows: ss;750aaS; common TO medium
Ss s. Eat Sef.r. .sscs sooa
s5sr stSss sser .a'; $3.50 best sS
feeding feed stse5s :, sstsS ,Ss medium to
ts.so @s.7s; best bulls, s47e@s; boiog-
ma bulls, $3.7504; light thin bulls
s3.5093.76: best mixers and spring
era Best %iier. ana % spr nGHa
higher than last week; common kind.
h.sS sSSsss'gg rossers s''; ss.ssSssS5
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 80 cars,
3 nss ,s iRTSnE M 1sTS ';sS SS sss.
caives--s5 @s.so.
EAST BUFFALO-Close.
EAST BUFFALO. NJ r.. Aug. 8-Cat-
tle--Receipts, 2.s25: active and higher;
prime steers. s7a7.7o; shipping steers.
80 20 9616; butcher grades, s6@7: heif-
$50: milch COWS and s Jod 500 s. s.
higher: common TO choice, 3669.50.
Sheep and iambs-Receipts, $500; ac-
tive. 100 20c higher; workers., 1925 p
9.4c: pigs. ss.5oGs.eb; mixed, $g4e.10;
heayies, fs9s@s; roushs. s7.2s@74o;
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Aug. s---Hogs--Receipts.
20, 900: l0c higher: light. ss.404s: mix
ed; s7s:.sSsssoi ss heavy IVY. :s. .o%Ssos
bseves. siso9sao; Texans. ,s.so9S.ss;
westerns, $4@6.75: stockers and feed
ers. s40fS25; cows and heifers. s2.70@
es5; calves, ss.5ogs6o. sheeg..Re
ceipts. $4,000 steady; natives. f2.e09
4.e6; western, s2.75@46o; lambs, ma
tive, s450@7i5; western, s4.75@7.15.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, o., Aug s-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 1900; 1oc higher; mediums and
iishts. Sp.2b Cattle-Receipts. s cars
firm. Lambs Receipts. 10 cars. 1915
tor Caives--Receipts, 200, 1915 top.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08

Business-Ifke Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co, Is
John R-st. Main 1898 or City sss5.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08

Is congress battle-ground. or q two.
ring circus?
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08
o. s. GOVT BONDS.

NEW YORK MONEY.
NEW YORK, Aug. S.-Money on call.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. S.-Opening-All
grain options lower. Sept, Dec. and
May wheat. sc lower; Sept. and Dec.
corn = c lower. May y c lower. Sept
oats sc lower; Dec. and May Nc low
err. Provisions lower.
Sept wheat was nc lower: Dec. 80
lower and May the same as the opening
price. Sept corn lie lower; Dec. and
May nc higher All oats options re-
NAMED at opening prices.