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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-04

NEW YORK, Aug. Mrs. Post
Wheeler, wife of the charge d'affaires
OF the American embassy at st. Peters
burg, formerly OF the diplomatic SER
vice at Tokyo, has returned from st.
Petersburg with O bunch of gowns
the value OF which tied a kink in the
adding machines of the customs office.
Here is a partial list Of the costly
gowns admired by Collector Loeb's
men:
Item. Harebell blue linen, embroid-
cred in white daisies and chrysanthe-
NUNS. Sand colored hat dropping
with huge blue and pink roses.
Item. Botticelli gown, white satin
and mousseline de sole. Scads of en-
broidery; silver roses. Front OF tunic
holds big roses.
Item. Doucet dinner gown of hya-
cinth blue set In crepe, gold embroid-
cry, old Venetian point lace.
These are only samples. There are
plenty more.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-04
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Aug. 4.--Close: Wheat Is
arriving in Chicago in large lots, all OF
which was bought from the farmers In
July to be delivered in egusts and
u. Mfilers are buying In Chicago and
soon shipments from that point will be
large. but II Is expected that accumu-
make total stocks more than 10. 600. 900
bu, enough to make the cornering of
the market large undertaking.
The buiiish feature Of most Import
part of the French crop. which pushes
English prices higher. Harvesting and
threshing Of spring wheat Is making
weather conditions. but rain In the
northwest now would be a very bullish
feature, Dealers think the market is
above a dollar and close up as soon as
the price gets under that figure.
The wheat market was strong during
the part Of the day day and closed
and May. and NC for Sept. Corn AMI
oats were unchanged. and cloverseed
Wheat quotations-Cash No. 2 red
wheat, $1.03; Sept. opened with an adj
m.o4A and declined to si.osH; Dec,
SRs.sd Ct Ct Css sa Mss ope asS
clined to s1.i0h; No. / white. sl.o3.
Coarse grain auotationseC,orn, cash
yellow. sc. oatsSstandard. 4aHc;
new, car at sshc: Aug. 5000 blu at
s7Hc: Sept. 5000 bu az s7hc; No. 3
at ssc. RYE: Cash No; i, zee: Aug. and
ss sPei: Now Nov sa.o5. cloverseed: Prime
spot. $3.50 Oct, 100 bags at $50;
s7 a s at Ss.7S. Timothyseed: Prime
spot, so bags at 1855.
Receipts in the Detroit market on
THURSDAY INCLUDED cars Mn w OF %neas
stocks are 1ss,4s3 bu OF wheat. 117.410
blu OF corn, 1855 bu of oats.
Wheat receipts Thursday; st. Louis.
ago :' aKnsss City. 374 cars. against
1SS: Duluth, ~ cars. against 3; Mime
apolis, 119 cars. against ~.
Liverpool closed at an advance OF y
Wheat receipts a tprimary points on
Thursday, 1.a6s, 900. blu; year ago, s44,-
0OH Exports of wheat and -four Thurs
TOLEDO. Ohio. Aug, 4.wheat--
cacs ' Ms,. ;li Sept snd
SAKE. oats.Cash. .s7hc; Sept, S5Se;
pee, ssAc; May; 4z%se3; R S,ovsrsee Z
Cash. Oct. Dtc and March. $s.?5 Al
sike-Prime and Aug. $s35. Timothy
Prime, Aug and Sept, sass Butter
eggs and hay, unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-opening: All
grain options higher; Sept. wheat "a C.
pee. &c and May NC higher. Sept
corn &c. Dec. %c and May hc higher,
Sept. oats nc higher; Dec. and May &c
higher. Provisions lower.
ciose--After q brief buying session
wheat became dull. Sept closed &c
up, Dec. and May at opening prices
birher. May Mc lower. Sept. &c lower
Dec. and May at opening prices. Pro-
visions generally steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-04
L1Ue Stock Market Is L0Wyer And
Onallty of cattle offered Very Poor

one word OF five letters-"lower'--
tells the live stock story of the past
week. The protracted drouth through
cut the west II sending thousands OF
cattle "a : market which has nothing
b oif<r' bar ''bargain counter" prices
The 1s6I1ty 5of the cattle that are
coming y decidedly poor. as they yield
y small percentage OF dressed meat
which turns black after 1t has hung I'm
the cooler = few days and is hard to
cell. SIN, after all the above facts
nc noted, they have the merit OF cost
1T lees on the hooks than native cat.
~ and the vendors Of cheap beef are
1onor to ret them.
a oanvass OF the retail division OF
4 ~ frooh meat market will show that
~ retallers have shaded values
1ornbly during the last two
$3.50. they stu have some distance
~ bc(oro q will b possible to buy
rorCoG ~ from bullock at q
osrontod ~ the cost Of foot
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-04

EAST DUFFArs0--Opsnisg.
Dua.ias = stevens Live ssssk Report.
East BUFFALO. ~ ~ Aus. A.
c. n..s isS cPs ssrs ,s Ssl ,7so
10; SEED 90 prime leo 10 i:so Son p
70 shipping steers. Ss.ss 0s.7s;. medium
Ssis Light isr bui sSs % sss Ss 'S s1Sss
cows. q; 5s9t;as: common 70 medium.
ss., i as Ssssr. ri ssscSs , 1900
sSs:s. :scSS ss!isr. s,ss es 1SS best sSi
fsdins stssrs Sso9aIs: medium 10
sSasss: BEST Suiis Set ssis es; Ss oios.
ma bulls, e3.7504; light thin bulls.
$s.Soq375: best mixers and spring
he., m,is so"% anG to sps s1SS
higher than last week: common kind.
steady.
Hogs--Receipts 10 cars higher;
heavy ;ssc0s; Workers. ss'ib@s.so;
Sheep and Lambs-Recsipts s cars.
0s; wethers. sS0b.io: ewes. a0GSo.
EAST BUFrALO-Clese.
EAST BUFFALO. y. r.. Aus. THE
Cattie-Receipts, 276, slow and steady;
prime steers. .se6oQ7: butcher grades.
SsQs.26; Caives--Receipts. 500; ac-
s ss "a Sheep rm an sGmm1a to sS.s ss
600; fairly active and steady; choice
lambs. ts.5oQ7; Gull to fair. S5Qs.ss:
yssrilnfs, ,ssoSs i;hi sSp sss@Sss
tive: market steady; workers., Ss@s.so;
pigs. Ss.s0@9.io; mixed. 3s.S5 "a 800;
heayies ss7sgs.s5; roughs. s7.25G7.So;
CHICAGO. Aug. 4.-Hogs--Receipts.
$4,000; slow; light. Ss.40@s,s5; mixed.
:z'sses9s'se: I heavy ~ $3.50 $40; rough
ceipts' 1000: Zoe higher; beeves. $3.50
a $50; Texans. s3.50@5.s0; western, 81
a 1850; stockers and feeders. S4@6.25;
cows and heifers; s2;7o@s; calves, $3.50
native. $2.6oGpt6o. western. $2.75@4.60:
lambs, native. s4.5o@7io; western.
s'So@'ie' clryrL.ND
CLEVELAND, O.. Aug. 4.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 1900; 90 loo higher; mediums
and heavies. ss.60@s.65: workers.. 1910:
pigs and lights, $40, cattis-Receiptss
cars. 1918 top. Calyes-Receipts. 200;
MiCHiGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.
DETROIT, Aug. 4-cattle-steady
with last week; light receipts. Prices
eraging from 1000 TO loo pounds, at
$5.75G6: choice handy killers. $3.50 M
$50: light to good butchers steers and
heifers, $394.iO; common killers and
fat cows, sa.50@4.50; Gamers cows. 80
a $50: common to prime shipping bulls.
s3Q450; light butchers and heavy
feeders, $3.50 a. $50 per cwt. Mich
cows. active at $25@50; veal calves,
active at s4@e25 per cwt. Sheep and
lambs, s650Q7: light to fair. sos;
common TO prime sheep, $3d5; mixed
sheep and lambs. $500 $50; common
killers, 32.75@325; culls, $2@2.50 per
cwt. Hogs, dull and lower: quality
fair; prime mediums and fat workers.,
Ss70qS.75: light Workers and pigs.
Ss7OIsI5 heavies, SS.50IS.60 per cwt.
sheep, 1900: hogs, 1850.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-04

:s;ss ss. s:v:;;;s s sss's ss
S Ssn $50 sf:aSss:ss ss'e ssissa
!ionsrs A. ss.s M aasssa sr ram ssS.
tom; ;Sn y y % % e. ss.' ssss d. s 'ss No.
/ TEE; NJ. T. ;s sssss: Ne. 1 ssss No. 10
& i:iS Nc, ., sSiss; NO 10. 4. 49, ssS; No Mo-
u S.SSss No No Is. is.ss per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-04

Reported for The Times by Paine,
Weber & CO., from New York, Aug. !:
There were only 10000 shares or
stock dealt In on the New York ex-
change to noon. Fluctuations were
within narrow ranges and outside OF a
few stocks, confined to fractional loss
ea Amalgamated and Shelters were
heavy, declining something over full
point There was no particular news
to effect the market and what little
trading there was was chiefly connned
to professionals and room traders. To-
morrow's banw statements In expected
to show well, as the New York banks
have gained over S6.000.000 from the
sub treasury since last Friday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-04

Butter-Creameries, extras. zsc 10.
hrsts. ate. dairy butter. zzc' packihb
stock. ale per 10.
Egss-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. l7hc per doz. Receipts on
Thursday. SOC cases.
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q. 8. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.
CHIcAGo PRODuCE.

CHICAGO. Aug. 4-Butter-Extras
2sc: frsts. use; dairy extras. 26c; nrsts.
24c. Eggs-Prime firsts, lie: nrsts,
Americas. 15% alsc. Live poultry
Fowls. lsA @i4c: ducks. isc; geese
Ql0c.
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PRODUCE.

Except for huckleberries and red
raspberries. the berry season Is draw
ing to a close and receipts are light
and scattering. Southern peaches are
also done, but there are enough In
cold storage to keep the market going
for a while yet. A few clingstones from
the islands and from the Interior OF
MIA peaches are arriving Mt the rate of
one TO three cars a day. Poultry was
I'm good supply and tair demand. The
egg market IL nrm for a strictly fresh
laid fancy stock. but these are very
scarce, while receipts of ordinary coun-
try shipments of summer eggs are
heavy and stocks are accommodating.
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E)VICE TO INVESTORS


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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-04

trust company The new organiza-
tons will greatly facilitate the big
financial transactions that ara becom-
ing more and more frequent In De-
troit.
The Iron Trade Review says that
the pig iron producers will have to
follow the example OF the copper Fro
ducers and curtail their output still
further before the price OF that mate
rial can rise. The production for July
was 2,164,954 tons. a decrease of 1884,
525 tons In comparison With the June
figures. Twenty-Five stacks were
blown out and eight blown In during
the month, making the net loss four
teen stacks.
The price OF the metal, however,
shows no. tendency to stiffene and q
further reduction will probably be
made this month. At the recent con-
cessions there has been fair amount
of business and some inquiry, but the
trade generally Is very quiet. In fin
ished materials there Is also a softer
price tone.s but leading interests have
held the price OF plates and shapes
at $1,40 Pittsburg. Some manufacture
ers decline to quote less than $1.45,
and this Is the prevailing price on or
cinary business. Trade In wire and
wire nails reached a high total for
July, surprising the figures for the
month In previous years. Contracts
are saidito have been we'll distributed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-04


AppIcsI-;New. n0I.2s per bu. $50
Rassnas-oood shipping stock. siss
0t250. according to quality.
s ss:s:Rr.eo 1%s s es5 p ou
Ceiery-Home-grown 10000 dog.
C.sliaowe.;-.i.2s per Su-
S Cses.s.sss5S peer peer S Ssl
Per bn: common. ss.soSs per sI
oS isc YSIR a new ne ,se 81
sH 9isc: b!ieE, IsH 9l7s; aoms:tic
sS w: a sw:, 1885 60 o ps i IS I'M
D.tes-Persian. s0sc per lib: Farda
Dressed Calyes-Choics IL 0ilAc per
FiEs-Impor.ei. new. Hole per ID:
California. s5c per box. 80
Fresh vegetables--Cucum 900
60c per doz; lettuce, hot-lsvuse. 554 40c
per blu; head lettuce. 75c@sl per bu;
radishes. round lOc per doz. wax beans
Sl@I25 per bu: parsley, COO 6c doz:
green peppers $3.50 crate; tomatoes.
S5c 6$1 per 4-baskct crate, s1.75m2 per
bu: water cress. 15625c bu; turnips,
peas, si.25 per bu; young onions. 12hc
California Fruits-Pears, ss.25 $3.50
per box: plums; si.5oQ22s per box
Grapes-DeIawares, SsG3.25 per box.
Hay-Detroit DEALERS are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car.
s'iiss.soc,s h No. D;'r sine, ny 1s@issS:
clover. mixed. S1601s.60: rye straw,
e7.BoQs; wheat and oat straw. $500
III. city m nsH sto% ranged from siSess
Hide:-No. cured hides. %: No, 7
s nisss buYs Ne No. No. cure ou S%
No cured murrsin. 10: No. green
sr:.n c es Nc ,c f No ss soi.. hides
$3.50; No iorse hides. $40: No; !
KIN as to o9 N T Eo csi on
HoneyEFancy white. is@iie: amber.
n.s,sseTI,fmssS'iG sr p sa boz:
Af i.i%ss@s as q rs r e 100.
.'g.:ROsEy T 5SSsSo eseS
M.shroom.-ls@so soc per 10. ..x
Sr.S@e.Ecs}if"rnia vaisndiss. Siis
Observation-Disclosures $500 crate.
Peach~.-s-basketc rates. 1925 a. 5o;
white. clings. 25@s5c per 1-5-bu bas-
Pear---sou,hern. 5000 Pc. Dbl.
Potstoes-New southern, $202lo per
Dbl
1bh Gisc; old roosters. sF loc: ducks.
f5a16c; geese. l2c; turkeys, i7qlsc
Rsspberrie.--Red. s2G25o per 1s-at
case; black r;7S e. per No isIass S sass II.
Wooi-Medium unwashed, S0sie;
one unwashed. 140l6c per ID.
JOBnING cUICEss
Canned Goods-appiev. gnss. Ss.Is:
baked beans. lib. bu y S0c: Lima peanss
n a so Corn-Fancy Maine. tllo:
standard. s5c. Table poets. s1.2s0l.4o.
Psss-Eaney; ssSy i JSss ''s sa, :scnd-
soekeye. tall; ti;so' fss Y; Aia1 Ak.
m sa toes. Is q SOC: succotasn. si0i.io per
Vconee-Package coffee. ioo-ib case
S1425G17, delivered. ..,.
FesS--Brsn: sss; nne m IdcLsd ,s al;
coarse m,ddl,nss $40. s!seke corn 's snd
al. chop, sss per ton,
Fiosr.Michisan patents. . IN wcSS:
ss., ssis; sS Srdi s1ss SEQ osssni per DBL
Oiis-Raw linseed. &c; boiled I'm
seed. 93c: Diamond headlight kerosene.
ss PerssstiGn s Der ss G:s sSrp.n,lss
in barrel lots. Csc per gal go. go,
Provisiens-Mess PORK. sas; family.
sss3.I; medium M slssr as sy'0 ..lt.d
br MS &c. isHc; shoaiders ItHe: picnic
ss s IL c; Kettle rendered, tke 10:
w III Edgar & Son. The retail price
list for Detroit, ,Delray, Crosse Pointe,
Hiehiand Park. North Detroit and
River Rouge: Crystal dominoes, lib.
Ss,os; Eagle tablets, 81: Gu. Loaf $50:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-04

Sob Printing done right. Times
Printing Co., is John R.-st. Call Main
1893. or City 33s5.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-04

The probate court has appointed the
Bocurity Trust Co. as special admins
traitor In the estate OF William O..
smith. whose death occurred a short
time ago. The heirs are the widow,
Mrs. william @. Smith. Mrs. McMil-
Ian. Of Edinburgh, Scotland; Mrs. Ed
ward b. Martin and Grierson Smith,
of Detroit The value Of the estate
Has not been determined, but II Is I'M
6erDtDod to be In the neighborhood
~ $780, 900. '
Detroit makes an excellent showing
among the cities of the United States
The total clearings reported by r. @.
Dun q Co. for 116 leading bank CEN
>roG show decrease of Ia per cent In
Qomparison with July, 1909. Detroit
shows an increase Of nearly six per
eo1t The figures for Detroit are
10 Ola, o67, against 374,936,270 last
yQar. Losses are general throughout
ne eastorn states, the south and the
middle west The automobile centers
report the largest gains, Detroit,
cleveland. Indianapolis and Dayton
being among the leaders.
The three Detroit trust companies
the Union. the Security and the De-
tr0it-are organizing collateral trust
companies to make II easier for them
- comply with the enactment of 1907
With regard to the deposit OF scollat-
oraI security for loans. This lay re-
Qnires that security for. loans made
\ " state institutions must be held in
ne vaults of the institutions or else
- deposit with a safety and collateral
deposit company. In floating Largo
loans several banks are frequently in
volved and 1t is impossible for cach
4 90 hold the collateral. BY organizing
the safety and collateral companies
the trust companies can deposit the
4 DocuT1ty with them in such cases and
70 comply with the law. The comIa-
X nioe will be known as the Union Safe
. ~ and Collateral Co., the Security
+, Uafcty and Collateral Co. and the De-
4 trolt Safety and Collateral Co. The
capitalization OF each is 100000. and
III the stock Is held by the parent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-04

Reported for The Times by Paine,
n Their els anything surprising about
this wheat trade, IL Is the continued
strength which holds the Decembe.
n oen TOP prices for the morning
were a little over these high figures.
strength of Liverpool. cable reports
that France Ii buying wheat cargoes
ali northwest markets were the bull
features OF the morning. Minneapolis
REPORTS -four sales larger than Tor some
time. Snow gives an average OF spr,ns
wheat crop OF SOS. compared with 61.z
a month ago PIT conditions are these:
barrett. Bloom Jones and number OF
other local leaders are long All me
wire houses have sold on every swell
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-04
HEAVY TONE IN
STOCK MARKET
List Becomes Stagnant After Show
Of Improvement in the
Early Trading.
n. Y. sroCk MARKEr-Clo.e.

<Ss u oAV&M
Am Cop 81. Am c 4 + IS. do pr los;
Am lee ish. Am Loo SAY. Am Smsls
sS%, Am sugar lisa: Am = isiS
SO Anaconda ssh. Atch ssh; Bait
o Zoe. Brk II T IAN Can Pac lss, Csn
Leath So. ches 4 Q ION. Chi q St Mess
Ia. Col + ( a7.. Con Gas issh. D
lst pr ss. do "a pr Soh; CT not pT rt
Net leN, do Of 4sA, Kas SO pr %;
7 a Nash 1874, n. X 4 T sS%S; 40 2.
liz. Penn II IssS, PEG g s G io!%;
Press ST Car 80, Read l2i y. Rep ! a :
rs Y, Rock Isl 2aa do pf OIL S oes
Third Ave 5. T. ST l. 4 w 2zt. Twin
city r T los. Texas 22h, Union raS
1914. U Steel So ". do PREF w. Way..hos.S
isK. do pref SO. West I'm Tel g. West
Mig 5s-
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w. c. Durant. of Flint, secretary Of
HE General Motors Co., Is In town
81 business connected with the com
pany. He has nothing to say In re-
rard to the automobile situation fur
Their than to point to the recent state
ments OF the Bsick and Cadillac
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-04

The seating capacity of all the
churches In the country IL about 6o,-
100000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-04
LOCAL srocI1

Bank and Trust Co.'S.
Official quotations. Detroit Brokers
association.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-There was q
heavy tone at the opening OF the
stock market today, prices receding
generally from fractions to about
point. At the end of 10 minutes a
moderate rally was in progress.
IL a. m.-After show OF improve
ment in the early trading the market
again became heavy and at the end
OF the hour a majority OF the list was
from one to two points under last
nights close.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds dull.
Noon-After the first hour the mar
ket became extremely dull with few
transactions recorded.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-04
COPPER MARKET-CIos

Ariz Comi i41s, Ailouez 3s, Adventre
5H, Bos Ely l a Butte Coal 1sh, Cal
Ariz 50H, Cal & Hecia 525. Chief "a.
Chino IIH, Cobalt Cent TO- Cop Range
81. East Butte rs. First Nat "a. Fklin
1oh. CRANKY 81. Giroux 6H. Goldheid
III, Isle Royale IL. Kerr Lake IA,
Keewenaw 2, La Rose 4. Lake So. New
Cons 1919. North Butte 24h. North
Lake 5. Ohio Cop 9-s. Ojibway 8. Old
shannon %, Sup Cop 40i1. Sup & Bos
sA, Sup AZ Pitts i1%, Tamarack 81,
Trinity 5h. Y s Smelt Sc. Winona 6.
Wolverine ITO.
BOSTON COPPER LETTERS.
Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone q Co. from Boston. Aug. 4:
There Is very little activity in the
Boston copper share market. Prices
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NEW YORk pRODITCE.

NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-Fiour-Duil
unsettled. Professionally: mess $25 %
$3.50: Lard--opiet; middle west spot.
y11.SoG11.e0. Sugar-Raw. Arm; CEN
trifugals. DC test, t436; muscovado, 80
test. sass: refined. easy: cut loaf. $50 s.:
crushed. 1856 powdered. y525: granu-
lated. ss1s. cofree-Rio No on the
prime. s1.fb6i.5o; No. to No. I. s1.10
01.40; clover and clover mixed, $50
LIS. Dressed poultry--Steady; turk
eys. 16d20c. chickens. 1G@24c; fowls,
1491sMc: ducks. 1sM @1sc. Live poul-
try-Steady; geese, 12c; ducks, lac:
fowls. leo 24c: turkeys, 1oQ14c: roost-
ers.' lie. Chcese--Firm. state milk.
common to specials. 81 a. &c; skins.
common to specials. 5912c; full skins.
2Mm31zc.
Coffee options opened firm. advanced
500 points. Butter-Firm; receipts,
1886; creamery extra, 2S62sAc; state
dairy tubs. 22927hc; imitation cream
cry. firsts. 24Q25c. Eggs-steady; re-
ceipts. 1895: nearby white fancy. Is
a432c; nearby mixed fancy. 22@25c:
fresh frsts. 1SG2fiAc.
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BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone h Co. A16-11S Grfswold-st:
Omen. High. Low. Noon.
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The markets are almost at q stand.
still awaiting the government crop
report on wheat and corn, which will
- given out August at 2:3o This
Hi1l indicate pretty nearly what the
crop In the country will be.
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BOSTON COPPER SHARE SALES.

Boston copper share sales or Aug. 2.
furnished by Hayden, Stone & Co. Adv
zoo Anal 23s9. AZ Is. Arc Sc. A CNl20,
Att ITS, b c 300. Butte $50. Blu a Bal
10. r rs. Frank 1876. OK ss5. Greene
s. Hank 1885, Helv 100. Ind SOS. Roy
So, Kew so, Lake 22ss. l. 90. Mass SO.
Mimi 1910. Mob 90 New ass. Nip 37s
II. Par 25. Quincy s. y 500. Shan 30.
Sup 275. S e. n 100. & p los. so 100,
y $ r ESQ. do pr ago. Apx 100, Ut Con
$40. Vic 80. Win 235. VOL 10. Wyan SO.
NEW YORK MONEY.
NEW YORK. Aug 4.---Money on call,
"a; time money, AZ as for six months.
Bar silver: London, 2fss pence: bar
ling. s4.S5.35 04.s5.40.
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The Coconino sun., 1910-05-06
Cadillac Coupe.
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Put four cupfuls of water and two cupfuls of sugar in a sauce pan. says Fannie Merritt Farmer in Woman's Home Companion for May. Bring to the boiling point and let boiI twenty minutes. Add three fourths of cupful of lemon juice: cool. strain and freeze, us- ing three parts of finely crushed ice to one part of rock salt Put one and one half teaspoonfuls of mar aschino-cherry syrup in each coupe glass, and fill with the prepared frozen mixture. Garnish each with two one-fourth-inch slices of banna cut in quarters, two mar aschino cherries cut in quarters, and in the center one malaga grape from which the seeds have been re- moved. if one has angelica at hand, few strips to use as gar nish add to the attractiveness of the dish.