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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-11

Architect Louis Hamper has let the
contract for the factory building of
the Detroit Forging Machine Co.

The Monroe Body Co.. OF Pontiac.
/. has absorbed the Yeomans Body &
Box Co. Of Deteoit, and the two COM
8 runiee will be operated under the
same Of the Pontiac company. The
capital or the combination has been
II raised TO 100000. The Monroe BODY
Z Co has been manufacturing automo-
nile bodies since the early days Of the
outomobjle trade and has grown UP
I With the business. The Yoemans Body
+ - Box Co. recently made q big addi-
don to its plant on FOREST, west, 10 go
more extensively into the manufac-
fure Of bodies and the two concerns
viii be able to produce large out
put. The officers OF the company are:
=. n Monroe. Pontiac, president and
kE0nera1 manager: Alfred Fritsche, OF
tenhouse, of Cheboygan, treasurer.
md Fred H. Yoemans. OF Detroit, Sec
\ rotary.
The Iron Trade Review. of Cleve-
land, states that the conditions in the
< pig Iron trade are more encourss iLg
than they were last week. The tone
y nrnner and the market seems better
, able to Withstand tendencies toward
depression. There were Q few sales
% eastern buyers to take advantage
of low canal rates. One sale OF 5000
tens to an Ohio Arm as reported 81
"a. Generally the dullness contin-
ned. On steel bars and plates the
r prices are steady between $1.40 and
41.45. Ia spite al repeated statements
IN the prcss. there iavs been no caleg
& of Steel rails under the last quota
tiun Of SIS. The Steel corporation
& and AlS inrependent manufacturers
emphatjcnllx deny eny cut In the
{ price.
Figures FROM Washington show a
considerable decrease In exports for
\ July. compared with the reports for
8 July OF last year. The total decrease
x ii exports OF Dr~adstuffs, meas aid
.iairy products, cattle, sheep and
q hogs. cotton and mineral oils dropped
from SIS .316.331 to $30,065. 091. For
the flrst seven months Of the year
the decrease is more tl;an $55,00o,coe.
3 The chief decrease occurred In wheat
mil cnftnn There was an increasc In
me exports of corn and wheat fonr.
TIE United States Steel corpora-
( Tim, IN accordance With its new pol.
icy, announced The untitled tonnage
~ the hooks July 81. at 3,970,931
1ors. This Is a decrease OF 2S6.S63
from. tho untitled orders on June so
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Apple.-New. 7Sco1s5 per blu. sac

AppIes---New. 7Scu1.25 per bu. sac
$50 per Dbl
oSsso. according to quality. "
ne:ns-Dried Lima she per III
Csulinswer-y1.2S per bu-
Cabbaxe-31.75 per bbL
Cheese-Michigan fia:a new 1e01sh;
old. lsc; York state. new. isc; old. 70
93oc; Limburger. new. III 0isc: old
sw1.s new sss.se 3D. sae sS@ei in.
rorted swi:s. i30s 500 pc. ID.
D.tes-Psrsisn. 500 per ID: Farda
Dressed Caiyes--Choics. II01fxc per
tis.mimportsd. new W. iioI4e Der ID:
California. ssc per bog.
SOC per doa: lettuce. SOC per blu; head
lettuce. 75c0s1 per bu' radishes,
round. i0c per dos: wax beans. soc %
l.. gsr beans ea pa.sssy sSS2ss Psr Ss1
green peppers. $3.50 crate; water cress.
l6425c blu: turnips, soc bu: spinach.
sbfT0c bu; green peas. Sf.2s per bu:
'V Caiifor n fra,s.I PEE p ssosas per
box; plums. $29225 per box; grapes,
s1;75d225 per box; peaches. 1850
Grspe.-Delawares. ss0s2s per box.
May--Detrok dealers are paying the
following prices for baled nay in care
lots lets ,sa, 3. pesroit; no no timothy y;
1850; clover, mixed. si5@i6.5o; rye
straw, $7506e: wheat and oat straw,
$6.50@7 Loose hay from farmers
wagons on the city markets ranged
IIides-No. I cured. loo: No. 1 green.
Sc: No. l cured bulls DC: No. I green,
&c; No. 1 cured kip, 10hc: No. 1 green,
&c: No. 1 cured Murrain. 90; No. I
green. Sc; No. / cured calf. 14hc; No,
I green. fsc per lb: horse hides. No. 4
$3.50; No. 2. $3.50: sheepskins. as 70
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-11
LeopoId's Widow to Wed.

PARIS, Aug. 11--Baroness Leopold,
morganatic wife Of the late King Leo
pold OF Belgium, has announced her
approaching marriage with Emmanuel
Durieux. retired merchant living AT
Neuilly-Sur-Seins. Since her dramatic
flight from Belgium on the death OF
King Leopold, which closed her regal
career, the baroness. endowed with
an immense fortune bestowed upon
or by the king, has been living
sunptuously, although In the greatest
privacy, In the Chateau Balincourt at
Arronvillc.
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CHICAGO GRAN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber q Co, Aug. IL:
AT best prices OF the morning. Sept.
wheat was up a little better than 1c.
Dec. INC over close yesterday at $1.06,
and May up NC to t1.10M Strength
at Liverpool and bullish French crop
news and reports that foreigners are
buying futures on this side, caused a
somewhat excited trade during the ad :
vance. Armour Peavey. Comstock.
Wrenn. Bartlett-Frazier, Lake, Ware
Leland all reported good buyers durin &
the morning Local receipts. 666 cars,
and big receivers claim TO have fairly
liberal country offerings. Minneapo-
lis reported 66 cars OF No. I northern
in new wheat receipts Of 10 cars today.
Winnipeg Is the strongest OF the north
west markets. all advanced nc or
moro early.
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DOG OWNERS SUMMONED.
Over $50 Ordered 20 Explain Why
Licenses Haven't Been Secured.

GtSOOUC8 bIowCOb 0OVU SSSSsSSs
More than $50 complaints have been
filed against owners OF unlicensed
dogs, and these parties have been or
dered to procure licenses for their
animals or to appear In the recorders
court at the ordinance session next
Monday and explain why.
It developed Thursday morning
that there are no license tags left In
police headquarters, and persons who
have sought them have been unable
to get them. This leaves them no al
tentative but to appear In court and
take their medicine.
A number Of disgruntled dog own
ers appeared In the clerks ONCE In
the recorders court, Thursday morn
ing to recite their grievances. There
will probably be some noise In Judge
Phelan's court, Monday morning
when the cases are heard.
The clerks In police headquarters
think they will have dog licenses
again about Saturday.
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BURGHARDT ARRAIGNED.
Examination on Manslsughter Charge
SET for Auu. 23. I

Frank X. Burghardt. the st. An.
toine-st- saloonkeeper, for whom a
warrant was issued charging him
with manslaughter in connection with
the killing Of James Green, Negro
In Burghardt's saloon, was arraigned
before Police Justice Jeffries, Thurs
day morning.
His examination was fixed for Aug
% and the court fixed his bail at 81,
000 with one surety. Burghardt SAYS
he will be able to procure ball.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-11
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO--Openipg.
Cumming 4 stevens Live stock Hepor

Dunntng q StevenG Live stock Report
EAST BUFFALO,. N. Y. Aug. H.
Cattle--Receipts. ! car. steady
Best 1900 to 1.500-lb. steers. $725l n
$3.50; good prime. 1900 TO 1,300-lb
10. shipping steers, ss.s5@sso: medium
butcher steers. 1000 to 1.100-lb,. IS. "a
$3.50: light butcher steers. s595.25;
cows, s4@4.50; common to medium do
s3@3.75; trimmers. s2.5003: best fat
heifers. 1915 @6.26; good fat heifers
stock heifers, ss75@S: best feedlns
steers. s4.75d5; medium to good do.
$40 4.25: stockers. all grades. s375I4;
l25; light thin bulls. s3.75@4; best
mixers and splrinsers. 500 @ss: COM
Hogs = Receipts, 10 cars. slow:
heavy, sam910: Workers., S9.3569.f 80;
pigs, 1886 q go
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts 4 cars;
steady; best lambs, 81; yearlings. $3.50
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PRODUCE.

Commission men reported steady
morning. with no special features
Homegrown tomatoes are becoming
more plentiful. and the tendency OF
prices IL naturally downward. A few
coming up from the islands. but the
early peaches are gone and the late
crop has not begun to move yet Re-
ceipts OF poultry were not heavy, and
the market 10 firm for hens. and no
better than steady for springs. Pota-
| toes are very firm on light supplies.
Butter Is also very firm and eggs are
unchanged.
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%. wsthsrs. Sgegtp; ewes N0Aso
CAlves--et0e1G a
EAST nUrrALo-clsss.

AAol
Fast R suTwALo; y X h:,. Au. .ran~
prime steers t767.50: butchers grades.
$2qbs0 calves-Receipts. las; active
and higher; common 70 choics; Ss0sio:
and steAdy; choice lambs, ts.S0Q Gull
10 fair. e6.500625; yearlings. N.b0Q6;
sheep. 5000. Hogs-Receipts. =, 40;
sssdy ysi Srks s9ssS S.I EE g
sos: roughs. sf.s5 67soi stays. $500
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.
DETROIT; Aug n i a. Common and and
cattle DUH and s sI9w ou eSs,ss , s,ssrs
avers sing from 1000 to LOO pounds.
at ss7e4Sas; choice handy killers
1A750sso; light 20 socd butchers
s si.r. an. and h fas cows sscsc ssn
ners cows. Ssg25o: common to prim.
shipping bulls. ssQ45o. light butchers
and heavy sausags bulls. s2!ega6o:
cwt. Mich cows. active at s2s0bo;
veal calves, higher at s40s.7b per cwt
Sheep and lambs, STEADY: quality fair;
choice lambs. ss.7s97; light to fall. s.
mixed mixed sSssp and lambs, $40 Oslo;
common killers. S2760s2t: culis ssm
70 per Sws HSEs s aS,lvs nsd sos
per cwt Receipts: Cattle. sos: calves.
ass; sheep. 2.67s; hogs. ais7
Ga1c a sow .nE light. %s
ed. ss.soqs.s6: heavy. s5sogs4o;
rough. s15o@L7s oo giss "a "a, $40 , g sss:
% Ssssss; ;sSsse: ssoeHsrs and feed:
$50: calves. ss,So9sSo. sheep-.Rs.
ceipts. $4,000; 1oc lower; native, sasS
, tive. $4.25@8.60: westerns. S42S4Sbo.
CLEvELAND.
CLEVELAND. Aug. iI.--Hogs-Re..
ceipts. 1.200; Toe lower: mediums and
heavies. 1850: workers., 1910; pigs and
lights. ss;ae. catsle-1Receipts. 5 es RI
top. Calves-Receipts, 100. $3.50 top.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.
NEW YORK. Aug. II:-Flour--Duli
and irregular. Pork--Easier; mess.
spot. Sli.soGI1.7o sugar-Raw, frm-
err; centrifugal. SO test. $+:S9; Musco-
vado. 50 test. sass; refined. firm; cut
LOAF. 1895; crushed: $3.50; powdered 4
No. on the spot. SIS zee. Tallow-
Firm: city. INC; country 6S @7Sc.
Hay.Ftrm; prime. sl.4s; No. > to Nc.
l.. N,es g Lag: clover ana cioVer mi ,,e
keys, l6@ zoe; chickens, $50 24c; fowls.
14@1Sc; ducks. ISM Ql9c. Live poul-
try-Quiet: geese. lac; ducks. lac:
fowls, l5 @16c; turkeys. 100 lac; roost-
ers, lie. Cheese--Firm: higher; state
milk common to specials. l0Wl6h G;
skins, common TO specials. 8 u q l2h Q;
full skins. "a @4c.
lower. Bptter.s Strong receipts. IL
OFT; creamery extra, 2I%c: state dairy
tubs, 22Q csc; imitation creamery frsts.
24G25c. Eggs-Firm; receipts. l0.764:
mixed fancy 25c,-frssh- hrsts,- 1S1z
W22c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-11

NEW YORK, Aug. l1.-There was
no special pressure in any quarter OF
the stock market at the opening to-
day and although few issues showed
q slight shading on In values. the
tendency after the start was generally
toward higher levels.
For the first few minutes the trad
ing quieted down and there was little
feature to the prices.
Governments unchanged; others
steady.
A frmer tone was displayed In the
late forenoon. the leading railroads
recovering all the losses sustained in
the first hour.
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Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber & Co.. Aug. IL:
Price changes were within narrow
limits on the New York exchange dur
ing the morning session with trading
almost at a stand still, what little there
was being confined chiefly to floor
brokers and professionals. There was
no news OF Importance to anect the
market one way or the other and move
ments were meaningless. The rate for
call money continues easy at IN per
cent, with no pressing demand Tor
funds.
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TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

TOLEDO. O., Aug 11.-wheat-Cash
s1.osh: Sept s1.o4k; Dec. sI.07A May,
S1.11N. Corn--Cash. s7hc: Sept. etc;
Dec. ease: May, sac. oats--Cash,
35*c; Sept, ssc: Dec, ssxc: May.
Cloverse ed--Cash. $3.50: Oct, Dec. and
March, $s.67li. Alsike--Prime and Aug.
ss.45. Timothy--Prime. Aug. and Sept,
In 500. Butter. eggs and hay un-
changed.
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Receipts Below Expectations.

City Treasurer Koch's receipts for
Wednesday, the last day for paying
taxes without penalty, fell a trifie
short OF the s1,500.000 estimate made
"Wednesday morning. The amount
received was S1,s26.0o0.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-11
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Aug. 1l.--Close: Domestic
news Ia bearish and foreign bullish.
Liverpool had big advance and closed
strong because OF bad crop news from
both France and Russia. II II the gen.
eral feeling thatforeigners are on the
point OF buying largely In American
| markets and would come In quickly
on any material drop In prices. and
their purchases might DO heavy enough
TO put the market on nrm basis. Liv-
erpool was much higher on Thursday
and the bears were discouraged by the
showing of strength. AT homo the
heavy receipts at Chicago were con-
tnued. although selling oy farmers In
| the southwest Is said TO be decreas-
ing. Demand for the wheat 10 not ac-
tive and stocks are accommodating. The
market In Detroit started In with a
firm tone on Thursday, following high
OF T Psaoss an Lavsrpooi and ,nd cnicsSo. s
throughout Thursdays session and
prices worked upward all the time,
closing with cash lie, Sept. ! NC and
close. Cash white wheat did not ad-
vance. Corn gained ~ and oats NC.
| Wheat quotations: Cash No. 2 rcd.
yl.o3h; Sept. opened at s1.os1s, an ad
and advanced to sl.o4M; Dec. opened
at $l.06iA and advanced to $1.074; May
opened at $l.11. advanced to s1l2; No.
Wnlte, %l.OzH.
No. 2. SIC: No. 2 yellow. ssc; No. yell
low. sshc. Oats: Standard. s7hc bid;
Sept. s71tc bid; No. white. 2 cars at
&c. Rye: Cash No. I, Tao: Sept, 7tc
Noyy $2.o5. Cloverseed: Prim espot,
| 1850: Oct. 80 bags at $3.50; March.
$500: prime alsike, $780, sample al
sike, bags at ss.25, 2s at IS. IS at
Timothyseed: Prime spot so bags at
s2.s5.
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Thursday included 935 bbls of -four.
of rye. Stocks are 1s1.24s blu OF
wheat. 1so.791 bu OF corn. 1856 bu OF
oats and 1896 bu OF rye.
! Wheat in Liverpool closed u Old
/ higher.
Receipts of wheat Thursday: ST.
Louis, 1f2.00 blu. against 26s00 bu a
I year EEUs KGnsas CITY, 200 cars, against
i7s; Chicago. 66s cars. against IT'S; Du-
les cars. against 25.
Thursday were l.277.ooo bu; year ago,
Exports OF wheat and -four Thurs
day, $4,000 bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
| CHICAGO. Aug. 1I.-All grain op-
tions opened steady; Sept and May
wheat &c higher. Sept. and Dec. corn
&c higher; May &C. higher. Sept and
higher. Provisions higher.
Sept wheat up. nc from opening
Dec. &c, May NC, Sept. corn up lie, Dec
&c. May sc. Sept. oats hc higher
Sept. wheat closed ic higher; Dec
and May each INC higher. Sept. corr
| &c, Dec. NC, May sc higher. Sept. oat,
&c; Dec. &c. May nc higher. Pro
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-11
BRrr TRUST OFFICIAL Is
INDICTED ON PERJURY CHARGE
Federal Grand Jury Returns nu'
Against Thomas Lee, OF
Armour q Co.


Armour q Co.
CHICAGO, Aug. 11.--Thomas Lee,
of Armour q Co, packers, has been
indicted on the charge OF perjury by
the federal grand jury. :.
Lee was asked on the stand II
Jerome III. latt, also an Armour man.
had not attended meetings held In
Attorney Albert H. Reeder's ofices
for the purpose of meeting other
packers and fixing prices. Lee 10 al
legged to have purposely misinformed
the jurors saying Plat never attend
ed the meetings, on which Is based
the perjury charge.
Judge lands issued . bench war
rant for the arrest OF Lee. He 10
superintendent of the dressed beef
department of Armour q Co.
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MARKET
HAS QUIET TONE
There Il Little Feature To Prices
After Opening, Traders Resting
On Their Oars.


Anal Cop sSA Am G q y +s%. Am
Cot Oh Sshi Am Loo sst. DO ,a p los An n;
Tob pf %. Am Wool am. Anaccpdr
ssh. Atch s7x. 3 a Q 1919 4
Is \. Can Pac lssh. Cen Leath AK.
g ? i2s chi : u i!!N, cF& asH !:
lsA. Den 4 n O so. Erie 25%. do LIST pf
q, c on. s ssf ss. n S' Cent Sas Diso
soN. L 4 N issN. MK& SIN. No
raS sSH Nat Lead soh, y az z Norm Norm;
los. Pres: St Car IS. Read ise*. Rep !
a s 2st. do pr soh. Rock isl ash' DO
RisS. South Ry IS. do pf IS. Tenn Cop
81. Third Ave ~. Twin City 4 aos.
Texas ASH. Union Pac 1e6 y. Y Ruo
l02A, Utah Cop @6, Wabash IL. do pr
S4h, West Mfg 60.s
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CHICAGO PRoDucE.

CHICAGO. Aug. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
csc: firsts. csc; dairy extras. 25c. firsts.
24c. Eggs--Prime firsts, -i7c; frsts, 16c.
Cheese-Twins. IAN @14%c: young Am
ericas. 15% Ice. Live poultry-Fowls,
13Q14c: ducks. 13c: geese S11Oc
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter--Creameries. extras. 2sc Id:
firsts. csc; dairy butter. 22c; packing
stock. e1c per ID
EgGs-Fresh current receipts. cases
Included 1Sc per doz. Receipts Thurs
day SAT cases.
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bake. 2:s, s..e: sio lana s ss.ss
Psss-iE,:ncy; sssIy J..s, !i.Ss: stsS6.
cef.y. ssi H.t Sise s1S ss -, s.l Hss
re 5sS ,S. :i z s Ala. ..es sDs -
fsrss-Pechass cons~ aoo-ls ease
~ E ,ss linn; sss' sps m.aa!,nFs IN,
ga: ss.I.s ,ssorn.m:ss So; cora al
,.st sSiSc ! oruin.2 sssD Dss..s e ~
ssr:ixSs Si,sSi oisss. ss.ss Per ', 81
sssd. s,s; Diamond sssdiisht 'i fseesssss
;ssSa q. :S;;;c 81: 8. s.: sSsD.Ssls:S:
.Preytsiens-.Mess PORK. sss; family.
: :ss4ssa; sn medium 19x Sl ,ss sss osJSs
8: So: s :Sss'Sis =; , s;'1ss
s.gar-1uotations corrected daily BY
list for Detroit. Deiray, Crosse Points,
Highland Park, North Detroit and
River Rouge: Crystal dominoes. 1-ib.,
ss sss s saSis dGn Io ss. t Ids ss
cubes. tb.s5; xxx powdered. 3sos:
standard powdered. 80; granulated, ex-
ira coarse, 1910; granulated. nne In
$5S granulated. alb. cottons, $500;
granulated. 5-lb. cottons, $3.50; granu-
lated. lo-lb. cottons. S6.75; granulatsd.
2s-lb. cottons. 1855 diamond A. 1910;
.. $3.50; No. ;. ybb5; No. a lb.to: No. s.
s5.45: No. 6, $40; No. z, y6.35; No. 3,
$3.50: No. 9, s6.25; No. 10. 1870; No. II.
$5.05: No. is. sos; Michigan granuiated.
household powdered 5s, cartons, Is to
case. $40; household powdered So. CAR
tons. as TO case. s3.75.
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RosrON COPPER sHARr sALEs.

Boston copper share sales OF AUG. W.
furnished by Hayden, Stone 4 Co.;
Adv 100. Anal 2.6s5. Az 210. Zinc $50.
Butte SIS. B & B 80. c "a $50. Cal /.
Frank $50. OK 1900. CIR rs. q c $50.
isa5 i Kerr i hs Kew i 100 Lake s
l. 700. Mass 10. May 500. NIX 5000
Miami 200. Mich 1i5. Mo 40. New $40,
Nip 100. N 2.463. Glib 10. o ID 100.
525. st Mary's Land ss. Sup SO. 8 q b
SIS. 8 & p $50, So Ut 80. Tam 500. Trim
1866. u s X 1,215, do pr s47. Apx 72s,
Ut Con SIS. Vic 10. Win los, VOL 20.
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THERE IS HOPE. BUT
THAT IS ABOUT ALL

granite, prUveH
days Of Cobalt and r
nonns
Il tha hereh q nothing
anything present II Just POI.
nat
further until then the cneapes
shadow OF nope nat
VIII
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The building permit has been issued
for the Dime Savings bank building
to be erected on the northwest corner
Of Fort and Griswold-sts. The permit
calls for FL stories and 1t Is to be OF
steel and concrete construction. The
cost is placed at 81 100000. The arch
itect Is ID. II. Burnham, of Chicago.
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SELL YOUR STOCK
If 1T ADVANCES


the noupoductive
Union Pacific the basis Of the most mp
k would not take the stock It said that conditions had been lsy
hold what stock have for the present because
viii be able get out
neglect do It II get a chance
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brsiness-iiks Prinfisg. No fuss ana
no feetherss The plain. neat kind thai
looks right Tinses Printing Co.. ~
Sshn R-st. nAin aSss. O. CITY ssSG
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bVICE TO INVESTORS

OF
81 3' SsS.s TINE: ssss"P:s';d sy 6:
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The executive board Of the Lake SUI
perior Iron & Chemical Co. left Tues
day night on tour of inspection. The
members will look over the company's
plants in the northern part of the state
to determine what expenditures for
| improvements are advisable.
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ms DOESN'T LOOK
LIKE GOOD PR osPEcT

OF OF the
which
commercial The nbes are
migh commercial where
< se rom but unless big risk. do not
a wise &c buyin INTO
% mining Of that sort There
specimens
Million the price nst they
<S "a does notIo prospect to me-
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BOSTON COPPER

COPPER MARKET--Clcse.
Arisona Com'L ~: Ahmeek, .; Atlantic.
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Cochrane is one of the dead ones In
the Cobalt camp. 1t is true that IL 10
next to the Temiskaming, one OF tho
bonanza mines In the district, but un-
fortunately Il 10 IN an entirely diner
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NEW Y0RR COTTON.

Cotton prices furnished by Hayden.
Stone a. Co. Aug. 3:
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o. 8. GOVT BONDS.

Bond quotations furnished by Hay.
den. Stone a Co. Aug. 8:
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wool. ,s 3 g, No , Aiass. 10 ~; NJ
:. :s:yt sssy va,sc !. lsei,s; No.
1 Sssssiissssssss@tsSss.s s Pc Der & Su
Lsasns--CAltfornlA Q786 PEE oows
!1 "s..-sssSii,ls ~ s q.
Melens-Rocky Fords, ol.WOano
care; matermslons. 5000 eScS
MushFSs9s-1e0eoe per u.
Sssssss-dsiifSrnis vsisadIss. 5sIt
iise:S1ls:-tloridas. saseos ssstA
reaehce-e-basxet crates. 3Iss 6S.20;
white. ciings. 2b0soc per is bu bss.
.:ss.--scussshsrs. sses:se per ssl
Potatces--southerr. >2.7s per bbi; q
per sack. ~
PouIsry--BroiIsrs. l7h@lsc. h.ns
16Q16Mc: old roosters. BGplOc: ducEs
is@iSc; sssre. isc' turksyA l70iSc
asspssrssss-Rsd. ,soaso per is-es
Manifestations grown. ssQ "a mar
kst
ys,.swsSI 'S Ssas Ns sXS
Ans unwashsd. 1t0lsc per Ii
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From mining standpoint do not
think that much will ever como OK
Union Pacific Cobalt. 1t is true that
1t has a big acreage under lease, and
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CLEVELAND. Aug. 11.--Hogs-Re
ceipts. 1900: loc lower; mediums ans
heavies. 1850: workers., $40; pigs ant
lights. So. rs. Cattle-xReceipts. ears
steady. Lambs-Recefpts. q cars. $s.7'
top. Calves--Receipts, 100. $3.50 top.