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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-25
mrcH,aaS CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.

MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS
DETROIT. Aug. 25.-cattie-Active
and 100 6c higher. supply anequal 10
demand. Prices ranged as follows.
100 lbs. s5.7s@s; choice handy kill.
steers ,'I and Seiiss.. ss.iSS lag; com s
mon killers and fat COWS. sa.eoQAeo
prime shipping bulls. S@45o; light
butchers and heavy sausage bulls,
s275qs.5os stockers and feeders, $3.50
gsaI per s.c sw. v Mich scc
Sheep and Lambs-Dun for thin
stock. others steady quality poor;
sheiee ismbs, so;oS%o; nEns .h no ,Ai ~
as: mixed sheep and lambs. s4gb;
common killers. s2.75ga.26; culis. $50
III Hog+Active and 25Gssc higher
TAT Workers., So so a s.s5: light Workers
and pigs. ssGs.2s; heavies. $4,000 per
Receipts-cattie. 772; calves. tas;
sheep. 2.i22; hogs. 2.3oo.
EAST BUFFALO-Opening.
DunninE q Stevens Lave stock Report
EAST BUFFALO. N Y. Aug. U.s.
Cattle-Receipts 2 cars, steady.
Best 1900 to l,t 100 steers ,sn s,soY
S7Q7a6: best 100 to l,20o-ib shipping
steers. j650@690; medium butcher
steers. 1000 to I.4o lbs, sb.bo9s; iigh!
sows ss fair 10 COCA eo oss $40
AIS: common TO medium. do, sS9SIS;
trimmers, $2So@3: best TAT heifers,
.s7t9s.as good fat hs 81 e az $500. 100
s. ss rsii , tS $50 sS FEEDING steers
sse sis' %'s all srsdss. s4ss 1850; Ss:.
bulls. s5@5.25: bologna bulls. 80. q
mixers and sprinser.. S5s@sb each;
common to good. do. $26 a IS.
Hogs-Receipts is cars, lower; heavy,
ss20Gs.s0; Workers.. ss.6o9sso; pigs
Sheep and Lambs-ReceiPtsS cars,
strong: spring lambs, Se7b97i year
lings. s595.60; wethers, s46o@+IS;
ewes, s4GA26
EAST BUFFALO-Closs.
EAST BUFFALO, N ". Aug. 10
The market closed with the following
changes: Cattle-Receipts SO. quiet
and steady; prime :,:ers N0Ias;
s ss1snsT ss aeaivs to choice. :;
0s.so. Sheep and Lambs-.Recetpts l.,
800. active: choice lambs. &s.6o9s; Gull
TO fair. 81; 2b@s; yearlings. 3teo@s;so
i io~sp: f segsviss ,ssS; YorEsrs. .
$50; pigs, $3.50; mixed, Ss.s6@s.4s
rough. N67.75: stays. sS.5o6s75
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Aug. 25.-Hogs--Receipti
$1,000, slow; light. $ss0@s.s5; mixed
fs.so9s.25; heavy. ss,1oGsss; rough
Receipts $500, l6c lower; beeves. sac
QS 40: Texans. $3.75@6: western. S4.3t
OF: stockers and feeders 3t.10@6.20
cows and heifers, $2.600e.60: calves
S6.50@9. Sheep and Lambs-Receipt1
20. 900, steady; native, s250QIs0; west.
ern. S27504.60: lambs. native, $475d
$50; western. $5@6.90.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o., Aug. 25-Hogs-
Receipts 1900, steady to lower; medi.
ums and heavies. SO; Workers. $3.50
$50; pigs and lights. $9.45. Cattle
Receipts cars. slow, steady. Lambs
Receipts 10 cars. $3.50 top. Calves
Receipts 200. $9.75 top.
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yopBING PRICES.

Canned Goods-Apples, gals, S2.76;
baked beans. lib. SO VI soc: Lima beans.
Sl41.50. Corn-Fancy Maine, y1.l0:
standard. 86c. Table oeets. 1.25 q i. 10.
Peas-Fancy. early June. Sl.36: stand
ards. 81: soaked. boU Toe. Salmon
sockeye. tall, 81 so: nat. 81: Alaska
reds. $40; Alaska piuks. $1.15. To-
matoes. $50 soc: succotash. SlQ1.1o per
doz.
Conee-Paekage coffee. ioo-lb case.
s1425q17, delivered.
Feed-Bran, s23; fine middlings. SAT:
coarse middlings. s2s: cracked corn,
s27: coarse cornmeai. t27: corn and
oats chop, s24 per ton.
Flour-Michigan patents. In wood.
best, $40: ordinary patents, 1870:
Oiis-Raw iinseed. s2c; boiled lin
seed. e3c, Diamond headlight kero-
sene. &c; Perfection, smc; Eocene.
III hc; crown gasoline. 15c per gal; tur-
pentine. In barrel lots. rs NC per gal
Provisions--Mess pork. t22; family,
$23q24A medium, cleal. $23H24.50;
smoked hams. Ice: dry sailed briskets,
itc; shoulders. lac; picnic hams. lac;
bacon. 17Tisc; lard, In tierces, i3c;
kettle rendered. lac per Ii.
CHARACTERIZATION corrected daily BY
w. III. Edgar a Son The retail price
list for Detroit. Delray, Crosse Pointe,
Highland Park, North Detroit and
River Rouge: Crystal dominoes. alb.
tsIs; BIB. sa2b. Eagle tablets. $40;
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Reported for The Times by Paine
Webber a. Co, Aug. 20. wheat--Mar,
ket has averaged n little higher. prin-
cipally In sympathy with the strong
corn market and the higher prices IN,
the northwest, nothing special in the
news 10 suggest any material price
changes. Montreal reports a iIttIe
better export inquiry. but local brok :
ers and exporters say there il moth
Ing doing. Weather favorable. fJv-
II lower Notwithstanding unsettled
weather continues In France Local
cash demand quiet Volume OF specu-
lative trade small and no particular
feature. CorE-Frosts of light kind
were reported from Cheyenne 10 North
Platte. but no damage Indicated so far
More frosts predicted in Nebraska and
Dakotas for tonight. The lower TEN
peratures gave corn a strong opening
and prices have ruled about f1iLc
higher. Cash call only fair but out
look for getting corn In 10 poor. shorts
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Aug. 25.-Close: Cables
showed nrmness at the opening. and
as Local ay. %srk Of ws' SS: w.I a. IN
the market so close to a working
basis that any decline would have re-
suited In export trade. Minneapolis
mand which helped the demand for
cash wheat Minneapolis In one day
sold -four enough to consume 1.250,000
bu Of wheat. Flour demand was ac-
Patten Is in the market again, ac-
cording to reports from Chicago, and
Is bear on all grains. Spring wheat
early estimates. to such an extent that
the seasons figures on production will
require TO be sharply revised upward.
HARVESTING and marketins weather
Of spring wheat Ia heavy. while winter
wheat receipts are decreasing.
Corn was strong in Chicago. and this
western rnm markets sns were rm chicago
reported no export demand. but there
was some inquiry In Montreal Pre-
dicted frosts helped to strengthen corn:
closed with all deals up 1c from the
closing prices OF Wednesday. Corn
was unchanged. and oats advanced hc.
sI.ol: September opened with an ad-
vance OF hc at $1.01, and advanced to
$1.01h; December opened at $1.o5A,
and adyanced to si.osN: May opened
mixed. car at SIC: No. / white. csc.
: Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
No. 2. 63hc; No. Q yellow. s6hc; No. .
oats-stsndard. 2 cars at s5mc; Sop
TENDER. 36%c; No. 9 white. 3sc.
Rye.cash No. l. 7sc; September. 7sc;
Bean.-c.sh, $40: October sals;
Cloverseed-Prime spot and October,
$50; March. ss:4s; sample. II bags at
sample "a nj; aisiks. IS bags at ss.ss. % at
SIS, is at sT75. Is at $7a5. . at $3.50.
Timothy seed-Prime spot. 100 bags
at $2e5
Receipts In the Detroit market on
Thursday, included 245 ppis of -four,
cars OF wheat. OF corn, and 4 OF oats.
Withdrawals ere $500 blu OF corn, and
bu Of oats. and is.ais bu Of rye.
Argentine wheat exports this week.
1850, 1000 blu. estimated.
higher. and corn unchanged to I'd
higher.
year ago. es'0f KANSAS City. 'i 10 cars.
against 1873: Omaha. 80 cars. against
IS: Minneapolis. 22s cars. against al;
Duluth. los cars, against .; Chicago.
lsl cars, against 80; Winnipeg. SO cars.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Thursday. 1,oss,ooo bu; year ago. 74o.-
900 blu.
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO o.. Aug. 25.--wheat--Cash.
s1.01A: Sept. sl.02; Dec. s1.06: May,
s1.l1. Corn-Cash. 64c: Sept, 64c; Dec.
60%c: May. 62%c. Oats-Cash. 35hc:
Sept. sSNc; Dec, ssHe: May. 4IAc.
erseed--Cssh, $3.50: Oct, $40; Dec,
$40; March, $40. Timothy-Prime.
$40; Aug, $40; Sept, $40. Alsike
Prime, ss.62h; Aug, ss.63h; Oct,
ss62h. Butter. eggs and hay, UNI
changed.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO Aug. 25-Opening: All
options opened higher with the excep-
ton of May wheat: Sept wheat sc,
Dec &c higher; May same as the clos
ing price; Sept and Dec. &C higher,
May so higher. Sept. oats NC, Dec
nc, and May NC higher. Provisions
Noon-An options higher. Sept
wheat &c. Dec. &c. and May lc high
err Sept. corn sc. Dec. 1c. and May
hc higher Sept. and Dec. oats Ac.
May NC higher
Ciose--Sept. wheat &c. Dec. Hc.
NC: May &c higher SEPT oats &c,
Dec. and May hc higher. Provisions
a shade higher.
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Markets and Finance

about last nights close. The market
IL entirely governed by politics. and
we see no hope for any permanent i'm
provement at present. Roosevelt is
going on a trip. and will make sew.
eral speeches. which II IL feared. will
have bad effect on the market Any
political strife like this can have only
one effect NJ
Reported for The Times by Hayden
Stone 4 Co. Aug. 70: The Boston cop
per market 10 featureless on a very
small volume OF trading. Price changes
as rule. are confined TO fractions, but
on the whole. the market shows .
rather nrm undertone. The principal
activity has been conferred In Isle Roy
ale which sold at 2o%. and as low as
1eA. u. 8. r. com. 10 u point higher:
Hancock sold at 20ls. a loss OF y, and
Mohawk on small transactions sold al
40. loss OF one point. North Butte
and Lake are inclined to be firm. but
there Is hardly sufficient trading In
either stock to indicate the trend one
way or the other Other departments
OF the market are irregular. U. +. nj
194h Is IN points lower. Shoe common
IL fractiona1ly higher.
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Commerce wants the city tn cooper
ate by buying up some adjacent ground
and making a park there TO help give
The incoming visitor q good impress
sioh OF Detroit.
The Iron Trade Review OF Cleveland
reports that large unexpected inquir-
les from central western manufacture
ers have been the feature OF the pig
iron market for the week. These, COM
bined with the inquiry from the east
for $4,000 tons OF steel bars and the
ending OF the long strike against the
American Sheet and Tin Plate Co..
have induced more cheerful feeling
In the iron trade than has been evil
dent for some time. The strike had
been In progress since June, 1909, and
only last week the strikers voted TO
continue. The demand for sheets IL
said to be not so heavy on account Of
tho slackening In the demand for au-
tomobile bodies, but the demand for
plate continues excellent. Transac-
lions, however. In all lines have been
light, the steel and iron men showing
no disposition to take heavy contracts
at present prices.
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BOSTON COPPER SALES.

DETROIT, Aug. 25.--Boston copper
sales of Aug. "a. furnished by Hayden.
stone O Co; A mel s4sG s,o AZ 49, A ioo
Blu. 1902: b, a. B.. 1860: Ca, las; c. q
H.. 81; +. L. IS; OK. 40: FIR. 40; q.
c., 200; Hk:. 95; Ind. $3.50; Ro:. 4,l1S;
Kerr 81 kswS So S,c Lake soo i'aSsS; Las AS
Nip, $50: N. B., 1897; NIX. 7S7; Ojib.,
As: o.. C. NJ. 900; Csc. 2: Gu. IL: Ray,
100; Sh.. 25b; Sup. so; Sb.. 1876; SIX, s7l
$50; do 'p pfa. iso; Tx. iso: I'm I'm. 1856: w.
i 90 WoIv 10
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COPPER MARkEr-Cio...

Ariz, comi, IsH; At. q Arc, 5; Adyy,
Butte Cltn. lsh; Cactus, / 1-I6; C. a
A.. so: c. q H., $50: Cent. 10: Chino
It%; Cob, Cent, 7; Cop. Range, s.
Kerr L., az; Las. ioM: Lake seI
Mass. "a; Mia. isH Mob, 40; New
Cons Suite New L uiSh o. Ohio Ohio Coz Cor
3; Old Dom. Sc; Raven. 50: Ray Cons.
lsk; Shan. 10; 8. Lake. shi Sup. Cop.
a4h Sup 4 Bos.. 8; Sup, & Pitts. IL
Tam Tam So IS; T, rim ~; Utah Apex: ~ ~
~ vult.. OK; Wolv.. 125: Yuk.. 3 b-l6
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NEW YoRK sTOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber & Co. Aug. Is: There was
only a moderate amount Of trading
during the morning on the stock ex-
change with sales to noon of about
100000 shares. After a show, strength
at the opening prices weakened and
sold on TO near yesterdays low figures
when some covering by shorts rallied
the market fractionaliy. There was,
however, a distinctly weak undertone
and predictions OF frost over parts OF
the western corn belt caused rather
pessimistic feeling among traders In
general
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Gold Dsvcns CO.. : 81 is:n
Mod $500 shares a
Of sscrstsrS
clad to o
J.. O.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Gains rang
ing from fractions to more than
point were recorded In nearly every
thing traded In at the opening OF the
stock market today, with the tone CT
the market strong.
IL q. m.-The gains established In
the first few minutes were not main
tanned, declines of a point being es-
tablished. In the last half " the hour,
however. 6 steadier tone prevailed.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds dull.
Noon-After the downward move
ment the market developed a firmer
tone, and some slight recoveries
from the lowest range were estab-
Iished shortly after noon.
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cut loaf. $3.50; cubes. e5.s6; xxx
powdered. s6.15:. standard powdered.
granulated. nne. in bulk. $50; sranu-
fated, in 26-lb cotton bags. $6.75: Mich =
igan granulated. $3.50; diamond A.
$3.50; confectioners. A.. Sb:e6; No. !.
$3.50: No. S. 1855; No. 8. 1850; No. Z.
$545: No. 8, $40: No. 8. $685.; No. ~.
1880 No. II. s525; No. IL. $500 No.
Is. S5.1b; No. IA. $6.15: No. 10. $s.1b per
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-Butter-Extras,
2ec; hrsts, 25itc: dairy extras. 26c;
frsts. 24c. Eggs-Prime hrsts, &c;
frsts. zoe Cheese-Twins. 15A "
I5Hc; young Americas, 16h 916% &C..
Live poultry-Fowls, 13@13hc; ducks,
| 13c; geese, S410c.
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WHITE LAKE IRON
GOOD PROPOSITION


something
be
there for differ
of 1t rule o.
to comp I'M
not White
Of a
bought
presen 8 advanced
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body, In order to find the exact posi-
ton of the heart. This diagram he
studied carefully before a mirror, and
marked the position Of his own heart
by it's aid.
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Beats weston's Record, % Days.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Aug 49,
John Ennis. the Stamford, Conn, pc
destrian, Is resting quietly today at
ter having finished his long trans
continental walk. Ennis arrived here
last night and this morning present
ed to Mayor Mccarthy a letter hand
ed him by Mayor Gaynor in New
York 81 days ago. Ennis beat Edward
Payson Weston's record time for the
same distance 20 days.
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ADVICE TO INVESTORS


OF an DO Investments
nssd
eandwt . gated)
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries. extras, soc ID:
frsts. 2sc; dairy butter. 23c: packing
stock. 22c per H.
EwGs-Fresh current receipts, cases
included. 20hc per dog. Receipts on
Thureday. 629 cases.
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The public lighting commission is
asking bids on the steel and rein
forced concrete work on the new floor
for the public lighting plant. II also
Is asking bids on removing 10 brick
foi. ndations.
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better TONE IN
STOCK MARKET
Gains Established in First Few
Minutes Are Lost, But List
Rallies Later.

Anal Cop. ssx; Am. G.; a. r, 4!A
% pfd. lloA; Am: Cot. Oh; eih; Am
q r. 1913: Am. Tob. .pfd. s2k; Am
1eh; Atch.. s6N; -. A. o.. lofh
an: do PA. iot; ch. q O.. "a; Oh; 8
al. W.. 2ih c.. NJ. & ST p: iish; Col.
~. al, 20; Cons. Gas. 127%; Corn
Prod. lax; ID. & Hud.. 1904; u. IL
RIO Or. zSh; DIS. s. c.. 27n Erie.
5SA; d DIST pfd. loA; do and p6d. 2sp
Net, i7K: do pfd. lsH: Kan. G. So.
ssH; do pfd, So; L. d n. lhS; M. X
q Tex. 81: Mo. Pac.. So; n; Y; Cent.
W.sbx: Nor. Pac.. NAY Penn. is5 y ;
Reading, 1881; Rep. I. a 81: "a
li1N: Sou. Ry, 22A: Tenn. Col, 26;
THIRD Ave. az T.. ST. l.. g. w. 22h
Union Pac, issh; Rub;: ssSS steel Itsss
Cop. AN; Wabash, IGN; do pfd' 80 "a {;
West. Mfg. stu.
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AppIe.-New. 6oca,1.2S per blu. ,aa

AppIes-New. boc9sI2s per bu. sac
026O, according to quality.
c:::RE,sS .%. 'f sS Hss q 90.
Ca.Iiaewer,-sl-2s per bu
CAsese-Michigan mats. new. isQ
lshc: old, 1sc; York state. new. l7A9
isci old, 10 aoci LimbuIgsr. new: III
e ass Sid swi.s naw = FOE I'D
.sS; %eoIssS sSse per- &: Fsrd.
|'Y BE-. pr Cs,v..-choic.. l1onMo
per Id; common. 5000 per Id:
California. $50 per box,
a5c per dog; lettuce. ss97oc bu: head
round. lSc per dcs: wax beans. 5000
per ps SS D.Issl;ssse per
pc. G.'' box: plum: ssGass per box;
grapes. ,i.259s per box: peaches. sk1s
Grspes-Delawares, sa750s per box
Hay-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baled hay in car
new. slseis.so: No: timothy, SIS .
straw, S7.50Gs: wheat and oat straw.
SS IoS ss c hay rS%
from y1s@22. as to quality.
Hides-No. 1 cured. 1oc; No. I green.
&c; No. 1 cured bulls. &c, No. I green.
70: No. 1 cured kip, 10hc; No. / green.
DC; No. / cured Murrain. Sc; No.
green. Sc; No. I cured. calf; ishc No
Moo i ga No. i nSss In o kip
and calf 1hc of.
Honey-Fancy white, 16917c; am
Der, I29l4c: extracted. 1850 per ID.
Huckleberries-s4 per bu;
Lenoas-California. ss17 per box:
Lsmss-;i Giss per 100.
Melons-Rocky Fords. $26013 per
case; watermeions. 25 % 40c each; Usage.
$3.50 per Dbl. $3.50 per bu.
Mushrooms-l5 05oc per u.
Onions-Southern, $1.600l.6o per
sack. $3.50 per Dbl; Spanish. $3.50 per
Ora.ses-caIifornia vaienciss. 1905
Pines pples-Floridas. s36o@4 crate.
Peaches-White. clings, soc per
1-5 bu basket; Delaware. b-s bu ham
pers. $1.15@125
Pesrs-Bartietts. s2,2s per bu, $3.50
per Dbl: common: S2eo9s per DOL
Potatoes-Southern. $3.50 per Dbl. Sc
Pouitry-springs. 14@14hc: hens.
13Gl3hc; old roosters. So loo; ducks,
Is a lSc, geese. lac; turkeys. l7@isc
sweet Potstoe--virginias, s175 per
bu, $3.50 per Dbl.
Tomstoes--Home- grown. 75cas1 per
TaIIow-No. 1. CSC: No. 2. sxc ID.
Wooi-Medium, unwashed. $50 1c;
fine unwashed. 14Gl6c per Id.
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D0sToN COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
sss oesuns CO. spot u IA. t ss SysSS.
u "a: futures. ssf u Cd. advance SIS.
norket nrm. LOCAL market opened 1t
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The Detroit Edison Co. has been
awarded the contract for supplying
power for the Michigan Central tun-
mel for a term OF 10 years.
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A dispatch from New York says
that the country's expenditure for au-
tomobiles for the year was $780,
100000.
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GONE. BUT. IT SEEMS.
NOT FORGOTTEN

than
tina any OF
redress He has your money and you have tine
he told gave him your
II
your
Mr. and
within months besides but he might inst
could
had
a vanish with It, IL he
make d
g business
romh him II that he
Of
be James mining
the find
him
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LIVE STOCK.

and commission houses been good buy
ers while offerings have been hght.
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Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co., Is John R.-st Call Main
llSS, or City S3S6.
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PRODUCE.

The produce market. as q whole. was
steady and normally active this morn
ing. Receipts of poultry have been
are no higher. there il less pressure
from held over stock. and the tone of
the market Is a trifie higher. Butter,
eggs and potatoes are arm and steady.
Tomatoes are coming In freely on the
city markets. and as canning opera
lions have not yet begun on large
scale. prices are dropping. The sugar
market was given another Int this
week Fresh fruits and vegetables are
In good su~ply. and rule steady and
seasonably ..ctive.
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Lastly
. % = . .
.
III H. Y.
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On the local stock exchange tho
asked quotation on General Motors
common dropped from 90 to So Thurs
day. There are no quotations record
ed at present One OF the reasons
assigned for the drop in the quota
lions is the disappointment that no
action was taken In the meeting or
the company which was TO have been
held on Tuesday. There Is 80 much
mystery about this meeting that most
of the brokers are OF the opinion that
no meeting WAS held.
The Board Of Commerce Is consider
ing plan for civic Identification along
lines suggested by w. s. Kinnear, as
sistant general manager Of the Michi-
gan Central, who Is soon to go 20 the
Kansas City Terminal Railway Co. The
new Michigan Central station will be
completed In about four years and
when II is finished the surrounding
grounds will be laid out by a land
scape gardener to make II look as at
tractive as possible. The Board OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-25
LOCAL STOCKS.

Bank and Trust Co.'S.
oficial quotations. Detroit Brokers
mssrrfo finns
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-25

It has taken me some time to get
the information that I wanted about
White Lake Iron Co. From what
now have at hand. however, be-
,lieve that II is q good proposition and
- a h.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-25
Quotations by Hayden. Stone q Co..
Aug 15 1910.
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

tb)Bid. ts)sold. (x)spit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-25

have not been any more success
full In locating Mr.. Williamson than
you have. He seems to have dropped
out OF existence. The properties
which you mention 40 having been
promoted by him have undoubtedly
learn the only prospects than any OF
,is fertile Imagination. can not nnd
IL has your money and you have the
aever saw him. could not identity him,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-14
YOUNGEST MOTHER
IN THIS COUNTRY
GIRL TEN YEARS OF AGE GIVES
BIRTH TO A BABY GIRL AT CHI.
CAGO.

Chicago, April l3.-Officials of the
juvenile court Tuesday began an in
yeStigation OF the case of Annie Epps,
10 years old, who gave birth to a gil
baby at the county hospital several
days ago. II was reported that the
young mother and child We're doing
well.
The young mothers age has been
Investigated and it has been shown
absolutely that she is just 10 years
old" said physician at the hospital.
She is one of the youngest mothers
known in this part of the world
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-14
- MARY GWYNN WHITEMAN
TELEPHONE oNE-FoUR-TWo

should accomplish before he went
Acquiring in dead earnest that
she'd marry him whenever he assured
her he had really done this.
That sort of a proposition pleased
him and he went forth and made
good. and she stuck to her part OF
the bargain.
And when her aunt and her mother
insisted for big Wedding, with all the
"fiNin' she was firm in her determi-
nation to keep her promise.
Rev Roper performed the marriage
ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Hodges left immedi.
ately for their future home in Denver,
Colorado. where Mr. Hodges has pur.
chased bran new home for his bride.
Besides being considerable stock
holder i'm the Peters wholesale shoe
house of 81. Louis, Mr. Hodges has
just started in business for himself
at Denver
The Bridge Whist Club will play on
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Hal
Cannon.
The Elks have arranged quite big
dance for Friday evening at their club
ladies