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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-10

The present situation In the cattle
trade has seldom been duplicated In
this country. Markets are glutted with
cattle but butchers find 1t dimcult 10
And anything At to kill. It's the ola
story of a long protracted drouth and
stock crowded into market to avoid
starvation. The range country Is
burning up with the heat and more
than half the cattle reaching western
markets these days are too thin TO
even make good feeders: Again, we
see history repeating itself, for what
is n great loss TO one section OF the
country is great gain to another. me
big western markets are full OF orders
for feeding cattle, with prices pegged
very low. OF course, but they take
them and ship them back into dis
tricts where the rainfall has been
more generous and where feed Is sur
ficientiy plentiful TO make II possible
10 convert these cattle into builocks
that will afford meat of satisfactory
quality.
The sending forward OF so many
thrifty, young cattle before they are
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-10
cARl,s IMPROVEMENT.

Carl and his Uncle John were walk
ing through the woods one day when
they met snail. They stopped to
watch 1t and Uncle John told Carl how
the snail carried its house right on
i It's back, so, il anything came along
that startled 1t, 1t could just slip baca
into its home and be safe.
And then the snail moves SO slowly
that IL 1t didn't have its house with
1T. 1t could never go anywhere and
get home the same day. Carl thought
that was very interesting. How nice
it was to go as far rs one liked anu
have your home right there!
How often he and his little dog Rex
had gone rambling over the town until
they were both SO tired 1t seemed as
though they couldn't get home again
He thought about 1t for some time
or course Ii was out OF the question
tor him to carry his home about with
him, but was there any real reason
why Rex couldn't have his? His home
was Just basket with a cushion In
1t. 1t wasn't very heavy, and Carl
was sure IL he tied II on well II would
be easy enough for Rex to carry.
SO the next day after many strug-
giles and much coaxing of Rex to keep
still, he got IL tied on. Then they
started down the street. Everybody
they met laughed and asked Carl IL he
was starting circus, until Rex was
ashamed and hung his head and
skulked along at Carl's heels.
And now they were passing the big
white house where his old enemy, that
horrid bulldog, lived. Yes, there he
was coming out. Angered at the sign.
OF this strange looking animal, the
bulldog pitched into him, and Rex,
burdened with the basket, got much
the worst of it.
When the bulldog finished there
was no basket at all. Poor Rexl He
not. only didn't have home with him.
but he had none at all; and he needed
one. too-lame and bruised as he was.
Carl got a new basket and begged
another cushion from mother and put
Rex TO bed. After thinking 1t over ne
decided he wouldn't. try any more Inn
movements.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-10

Somebody doped II out that there's
chance for Democrat to land in
the governors chair In New York this
year. Immediately thereafter any
number OF candidates sprang up, and
among them was-and Is yet-Wm.
CBilf) Sulzer, he OF the auburn
locks and voluminous vocabulary. II
is rumored that Sulxer has better
chance OF laying In a nice gubernator-
ial nomination than any of the other
announced candidates, which isn't say
ing any too much for him at that.
Sulzer believes that the New York
capitol needs a boss who looks like
Henry Clay, and goodness knows
bill" has been spending enough time
trying to resemble the "millboy OF the
slashes" to fill the pressing need bet.
ter than anyone else.
He is now representing New York
city's east-side In congress, and has
for the past 13 years. Before that he
was in the state legislature several
years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-10
posroy COPPER LETTERS.

Reported for The Times by Hayden
Stone q CO.. Aug. y:
The Boston copper market Is display,
ing increased activity and prices al
along the line are higher me favor
able construction placed upon the Cop
per Producers Association report Is
suztrypytyrvfuy- fS,-ef-eeusse y-Ie4pnn=
sible for the markets strength, mere
is but little question but what IL ma
attracted more outside buying tnan mas
appeared at any time during TN .ne ,a ins.
est advance. selling at so. which Ii .
gain of three points. Copper Range .
Two points higher. Superior copper is
liz higher. Arizona CommerciaI mas
been a feature Of the activity selnns
Butte. Butte Coalition. and Nevada
Cons ali show fractional advances
Granny sold at 35, whfcn SHOWS SUI
stantial gain. New York mas Doug !.
AmaIgamated Copper freely In tnis
market. selling as high as sSS o Ia
been considerable inquiry Tor ray
Cons which IL quoted 1SA. Sentimshs
annears to have undergone uecIuco
change and the consensus OF opinson
seems to expect consiueTaD.s nis - .
prices. other departments OF the MAJ "a, :
kst are strong in sympathy with the
coRp pnorted for The Times by Paine.
Weber & Co, Aug. 3: ,,,,, a
Boston market opened nrm WIN tn,
demand for stocks all arouna, IA. COM
mercial. Lake, North Butte and caiu-
met * Arizona all OF which are - "
az above last nights close, WITH Pr
portionate advances all through ..o
list. which Is no doubt caused ~ ~.
ter feeling. among traoers nmbiished
copper producers report was puohseu
va az a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-10
GRAIN ANIL PROVISIONS

DETROIT, Aug. 1o.-Opening: Wheat
in Detroit is of ikc and there Is an
easy tcne in the market. Liverpool and
Chicago both show declines. Opening
prices wedr esday: Cash No. rec
wheat, slO2A; Sept. sl.o2E; Dec.
s1.0eA; May, $1.loh; No. white
The corn market is Arm at sshc fol-
cash No. 2 and 6shc for No. yellow
oats are quiet and firm at 81 1sc FOL
standard 37c for Aug. and Sept ans
37c for No white.
Rye is dull at 74c for cash No. l and
73c for Aug. and Sept.
Beans are dull and steady at ". 81
for cash. -s2.10 for Oct. and s2.o5 foi
Nov.
The cloverseed market is easy Al
$s35 for prime spot, Oct. and NOV
Prime alsike is quoted at $40.
Timothysed is steady at $2s5 foi
prime spot.
day: Wheat. sos cars; corn. 40 cars
oats, SOC cars.
Sept. wheat in Chicago opened Wed
nesday at s1.01 ". corn at 63 g63 n
oats at 36&c c, and Jan. pork at vi. 30.
Wheat IN Liverpool opened q Y
and was later quoted %@Ad lower
Corn opened unchanged and later lost
Ad
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-10
Markets Are GIutted With Cattle
But Few Are Fit For Slaughter

purposes has been much more help to
the lamb trade than to that in sheep.
The latter remain dull at low prices
and bid fair to continue so for some
time. The wool market is looking up
considerably but the rush of thin
sheep from the range acts as an ef.
fectual damper on the market for
sheep and the outlook is anything but
favorable.
Hogs are again on new trading
basis, owing TO permanent change
in the first figure of the price. The
nine-dollar hog seems to have gone
the way Of his ten-dollar brother,
some very plain hogs selling recently
below IS in Chicago. As The Times
has frequently predicted, of late. the
end is not yet and both growers and
dealers may confidently expect much
lower values In this department, be-
fore snow flies The demand for we'll
finished, light hogs Is the leading
feature Of the trade. The weather is
changeable and shippers should take
great care In loading to avoid smoth-
ering.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-10
BUSINESS BRrEFS

Judge Hough of the United States
circuit court In New York city, has
denied the application Of Frederick
G.. Austin. trustee for Cameron-Cuy
& Co., to compel the New York Stock
Exchange to pay over to him the pro-
ceeds of the sale of the seat In that
exchange owned by the defunct firm.
The decision Is in accordance with
many precedents establishing the
right of the exchange to administer
it's own rules for Its members. Under
the laws of the exchange the pro-
ceeds OF the sale OF bankrupt's seat
must be used to meet whatever claims
other members OF the exchange have
against him. Until the Hayden-Stone
claim Is satisfied the trustee cannot
get anything. "a
The Brown e. Grown Coal Co. has
made over to it's preferred sharehold-
ers the real estate at Woodward-ave.
and the railroad, In satisfaction for
their investment The company Ia no
| longer able to make use OF Its once
and yards at that point because the
raising OF the tracks has made 1t I'M
possible to hare a siding iHte-tAe
yards. The office will be kept open q
month or so until arrangements have
been made for its removal. The prop
erty affected has frontage OF $50
feet on Woodward and depth Of $50
feet. II was held at 100000. The
stockholders who take title to the
property are J. NJ. Hall. c. MyBurton,
c. w. Burton, Hoyt Post and w. w.
Hannah.
| The Michigan Central has bought,
through the Union Trust Co., a piece
of property at Woodward and the rail-
/ way. to be used as a station In place
of the one now in use 1T Cass-ave.
The lot has a frontage OF 40 feet on
Woodward and extends back to John
r. The price was $4,000. The prop
erty was formerly owned by z. w.
Voigt.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-10
CHrcAGO GRAM OPENING.

CHICAGO, Aug. s.-Opening: With
the governments favorable report on
the corn crop, prices were a~trifie high
er at the opening. Sept. corn was Z
err Sept. wheat hc Dec. and May n c
lower. Sept oats nc higher. Dec. I'M
changed. May Nc lower. Provisions
higher.
Sept and Dec wheat higher. May ~
higher. Sept corn NC higher. Dec. hc
and May &C higher. Sept oats, ga
at the opening. with Dec: ana May nc
higher. Provisions lower.
The market closed early today on
account of Templars' parade. sept. ana
Dec. wheat were each up nc, May a C
Sept corn was up nc. Dec. sc anu
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-10
TELEPHONE GIRL GIVES
POPE WRONG NUMBER
Connects His Holiness With Sskiricaf
Observation-Disclosures and
In Forgiven.

IN ToE9tNcOs
ROME, Aug. 10.--A telephone girl
at the vatican has had bad quarter
OF an hour through putting the pope
through to the wrong number.
The number with which she actual.
ly connected his holiness happened to
be the Office OF the "Asina,' a satirical
journal, which abuses and caricatures
the pope and the church at every OPP
portunity. The "Asino' Is naturally
anathema at the vatican, so that the
pope was exceedingly wroth when he
found to whom he was speaking.
Suspecting that he had been tricked
by a mischievous telephone girl. the
pope instructed an Official to discover
the culprit The telephone staff were
informed that they would all be dis
missed unles sthe guilty one confess
ed.
Then up spoke timid damsel, who
admitted that she had quite unwilling
" and without malice connected his
holiness with the Asino Office. Her
excuse was accepted. and the incident
closed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-10

Angus Sachetbag was fastdious,
but he was not superstitious. He
laughed al the old lore of omens-tee.
hee, like that.
Immediately dressed, Angus trip
ped down street to visit his Angelina
On the way was the inevitable lad
der.
On the ladder was a pot of green
paint.
"Pish tush," said Angus, walking
boldly beneath the ladder, Earring II
slightly.
oh, cream puffs,
(The End.)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-10

AriY Coml 10, Ahmeek $50. At!anIc
sx. Arcad s, AiioueE Al. Adven 2, bos
& Cor Is, DO. Ely y Butte Coal u IoS,
sas Ch,sf ~. chino lax, Cobalt Cen
IL Con Range IS. DAILY West =. East
Butte sA. First Nat az. FRANKLIN In:
CRANKY. IS. Giroux ~. Go onnnnS G isM
Ind i4M, Inspiration TY. Isle Royale
isA. Kerr Lake sh. Keweenaw ga:
LaSaIe ii ". La Rose 4. Lake 81; MASS
~. Miami 22k. Mohawk ov. Nf n,,,,s
w ~: SS az old Dom SO. osceoia Isl. Par
rot is. Raven %, Ray Cons lsas shan
40. az SUP g. Pits 12h. Tamarack
5sH. Trinity sN, Utah Cons "a. = s
smeit SO. do pref ~. winona ,. VOL
VERNE 119.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-10
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.

DETROIT. Aug. 10.--Up: Waldo. Mil
waukee, 2 y, m. Tuesday; England. Fry
er. 3 Manchester, $40; Edenborn. 4:25:
II. Hanna, s. Byers. sos; Seneca, a;
Carbray, 7:40; Empire City, Maia. w. L.
Brown. 1850: Chemung. SEQ.
Down Laughlin. 1880 p. m. Tues
day: Penobscot. i.45: Harvard, 2:20; So
roma, $40; Beatty, 3; jerks, 4:20; Po-
iynesia, 6:20 Mary Boyce. 7:45; Yale.
s: Maucn Chunk. $40; l. Boyce, Iron
Clin, SEQ.
The 500.
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, Aug. 10.
Up: Rochester. / p. m. Tuesday: Ed
ward Smith. 1870: Athabasca, e. Masa-
ba. 8: Port Colborne, Carter. $3.50; Sa-
ronic, $3.50; Cuddy, 7: Socapa, 1850.
m. Tuesday: kafinistiquia, &; Uranus.
Corsica, y.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-10

Furniture Firm to Hold Open House.
Thursday morning from a. m. TO
$3.50 d. m. open house will be held
at the Grand Upholstering & Fur
niture company. Nos. 125-127 Gratiot
avenue. in celebration of the twen-
,ieth anniversary OF this well-known
concern. The public Is invited to In
spect the new and greater building
and the furniture styles of the COM
ing season Many floral pieces will
decorate the main floor and Offices.
An excellent musical program has
been arranged and souvenirs will be
given TO each visitor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-10

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber n Co. Aug. 3:
stocks In the New York exchange
opened fractionaliy higher and bet
ter tone prevailed. News OF the at
tempted assassination OF Mayor Gaynor
temporarily broke the market frac.
bv the copper shares. and sold up from
one 10 two points over yesterday =
close At the noon hour the market was
holding strong around the high point
for the day
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-10

Appiss-New. 75cuisS per bu. $50
% psss..s-oeod shipping stock. u.ss
ess .ss.. .is1sa'n En 70 stj P:s IN
Cssliaswer.-ai.ss per Sa
csssssEHlch,san iia:s new lsolsxs
old. Use; York state. new, iec; old. -
0e0c; I.imburger. new. iIh y lScs ola
. 's s.r 's'ss Ssis ss%'i =:
Scrssa swiss. iS0s6e pc. IN
Dsiss-Pers'an. 900 per ID; vsrdA
s09he per ID. ,,~,,
Tsss-Impor.sd. new. iioiAe per 10,
California. sbc per boz .sm
soc per dcs: lettuce. Soc per bu; head
r Ies,"Ss' loc per per doz: wax beans. soc
81 per bu; parsley z sn ps amoer:
green peppers. Sa'5o crate; water crsss'
| i5Ga6c bu: turnips. soc bu; spinacn.
S5 q roc bu; green peas. yl.2e per ou'
yours on.cn, 1 1s%e Per ps ,soas per
box; piums. ssasSo per box; grapes
Q: u.y pss s q.
t0ts b. Detroit: NO. ! Timothy,
new. t1e@ls.bo; No: umotnyn ivy w
,ssC; 1 sfSeSs m wheat and oss straw
$4,000 Loose hay from farmers,
wagons on the city markets ranged
from sisQt2. as to quality. .n
| uldes--No. 1 cured. 1oc; NO. 4 kreen
Sc: No. 1 cured bulls. &c: No. green
Tc: No. 4 cured kip. 1oMc; No. 1 green
| ec: No. I cured Murrain, sci NO.
green. Sc: No. ! cured calf, "a NJ
$3.50: No. .. $3.50: rheepskins. as e
wool. fsG75c: No: hides. 10 on; XII
and calf, lMc OF, ,.n,,.. .mber.
la0i1c: extracted. 1866 per ID.
Hfuckieherries-Ss0 $50 per bu.
lsno.s-caiifornis sos per boz
xi ss....., ss SGss r pr , ss.'
ease: mster%sions. so916c each
ss..a,,sn. P e:'.d j. D.r sac.
S Sr:s::-EcslRiif,saii Ssisndis. si7i
q: 3; .,., :s;s ss:s s: r.:
white. clings. a50s5c per i-b-eu oas-
Pssr.--sou,nern. s4wASo per bbL
Potstoes-sonthern. s2.T5 per Dbl; 81
PosItrs-Broiiers, l7ngise; hens
i1sn Ole: old ROSTERS. SO loo; DUCKS
l5&isc: geese. isc. turkeys. l70is'
a.sgser.i-:;-!Rsa;. sa0iso per $50
case black. aioS0s per iS, ,9sa s.ss pe
bu; Tennessee. 75c per 4-box nat; Can
adam, SIS q 75c per I'd bu. basket
TaIiow--No. 1. s%c; No. Z. 6+c 10
an "s snws.sSa. 1.e SGss Per Il
yO0BIN0 pUSCES.
r...sd See1;1tDn,ssa; Fsns; b sa1s
S Ca6id S ccrnMfsncy 'M Maine. Nio
standard. soc. Table r-ets. 8. 81 q !. to
rss:iE:nG acas s:sIy i sans salmon0
S soeHsys. rx rHs1 sf:Se. nat. xfsska
reds. si.7o. Alaska pinka .si:ls; To
Cenee--Packase coffee. ioo-lb case
Slt25@11. delivered. -,
coarse E.ss miadiins ss' .as p' esseKsd corn
sS7; coarse CORN mea.. 49, corn anS
strsixht, sasox cie... $3.50 per Dbl
As cil. n0l ' iinHs ss $50; boiled lin
ssed. sac; Diamond headlight kercsens
20: Perfection. ,she: E9cen., ~ h3 ns
SS':''a medium e Clear
1stt:s 4fs%% ! .sH Siss I've: pe as;,
siere:s. i3Ec; kettle renSsrsd. i4Sc is
sugar-Quotations corrected daily b,
w. Fl. Edgar & Son. The retail pric
Highland park, North Detroit an,
River Rouge: Crystal dominoes. 6-lh
@S.05: Eagle tablets, 81: cut loaf. $3.50
sSbes ;S1s; xx Xxx .PSwSdsred 49, %
extra coarse. $3.50; granuiated: nne II
bulk. $3.50; granulated. in 25-lb cotton
bags. 1855; diamond .. $3.50: confec
TONERS A. s6.45: Michigan granulated
$40; household powdered. 5-lb car
tons. - to case, $40; do. i;i so. car ar
s. ;Ss5: No. 3. $3.50: No. :. s5.as: No
8, IS. 90; No. 8. S5i5: No. 10. 1910; No
| IL, S5.05; No. IL. IS: No. Is, 34.95: No
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-10

GRAIN LITTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber a Co, Aug. 8:
were n little unexpected for the day.
there was a better show OF strength
than most leaders counted on and IN
stronr around Mondays closing ng-
urss The day began with more or less
Of = seiiing drive caused by tho bear
ish winter wheat figures given out AZ
ter the close yesterday, crop OF tbs.-
06o. 900 bushels, an increase OF about
q. O0O, 900 az the result of better har.
vest than expected. The spring wheat
crop at cll,O00.000 bushels, with the
outcome in North Dakota seriously In
doubt. 10 the Offset to the bearish WIN
ter wheat figures. 49,.
day. unfavorable reports from Russia
and France. We still feel that sellers
will have the best OF II by taking ad-
vantage OF the temporary hard spots
IN the market, while the present dig
movement to market continues.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-10
PRODUCE.

Receipts OF poultry were not so large
this morning. and with good demand
the market was firm. Potatoes are get
ting scarce and in consequence are
moving higher In price. The early
crop except In Virginia and New Jer-
sey has been almost failure. and the
Virginia crop has now become almost
exhausted Tomatoes are coming free
iy and are working lower. Berries and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-10

s HsS Il s iioa s cG1TnSsh. ssSe; Sept.
ISc; pee. sshs; NAY esHe; o ssn :.
E Tax s,xe Rye'-No. .. TAO; No. $.
Zoe Cioverseed--Cash,.? $40; Oct. Dec;
and March, Ss.45. Alsike-Prime and
Aug, 1886. FREDERICKSBURG Aug.
and Sept. 50. Butter. eggs and nay
unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-10
LIVE STOCK.


Dunnlhg n Stevene Live st0eA ReDVrs'
EAST BUFFALO. n Y. Aug. o.
ca best iscc 20 CAB steers sass
steers, 1855 q 7s5; best 100 to 1900.
To- shipping steers ooS $3.50 gSsS mea ~ %
best fat cows. s475@5.25; fair to good
cows, s+445o; common to medium 90,
Refers ssEfss s5'1s@sss; good fat hslfers,
aA--S@E An-fair-to-go good GA % n A. 30;
stock heifers, ss.7544; best feeding
steers s41S%e medium ed nrad TO sSsod a g
best bulls. s5@s.5o: bologna bulls. sac
AS: light thin bulls. ss;75g4; best
mixers r. an. and sgsr mss 'SSeS'; com
NH HosssReceipts. is cars. strong;
heavy. saas.io; Workers. ss.4oGs,5o
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. cars 3
s; wethers, s5l5.50; ewes, t44.o
Calves-s5d9 .75.
EAST BUFFALo-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO,. Aug. s.--The mar
ket closed with changes as follows:
o os,ms sst sS a SS,ehess
grades. ss,25Q7. Calves-Receipts. ~
fairly active and steady; common TO
choice. tsQs.5o. Sheep and lsmbs-Re-
oeipts, 900: slow and steady; choice
IAN BIS. s79i25; Gull to fair, s6.soQs.75i
yearlings. s52sgs; sheep. ss@5so
aoskessigts $50: n active and rm
m n4ssd.' sssisssssysssss:' hsaSies ssSsio;
roughs. 1926 o. .50: stays. ss.6o97.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Aug. 10.-Hogs-Receipts
1900; strong; light; ssSegs.oS; mixed mixed
: 7ss&s As pigs. .soSgscs Hasn
ssssasio: TEXANS, ,s5oa $50; west.
ems. s44675: stockers and feeders, ~
calves. ss.5oGs5o sheep-Receipts.
rs, 900: 1oc lower; natives, $2.25 n 4. 40;
westerns. s25O6450; lambs. native.
s425@6s0; westerns. st25Q6.s5.
r.,,r CLEVELAND Y And uou
Receipts, 10000: steady TO &c higher;
mediums and heavies, 1870; workers.,
So 20; pigs and lights. So SO. Cat
lsReseR's cars. cars sss Ttea aoD caI%es
Receipts. 200. 50 top.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.
NEW YORK. Aug. s.--Fiour---Quiet
Firm; middle west spot, s1i.s5@1l 10
gal, ss test, sis6; Muscovado. SO test
ys.ss: refined steady. cut loaf ss;sS
lated. Sis. cofree~Rio No. on the
spot. TX gee. Tallow-Steady: city,
prime. nominal; No. 70 i. s1.1o@I25
clover and clover mixed. 75cg$115
Dressed .poultryz0uiet: turkeys le q
zoe; chickens, 16G FAC; fowls. 1441shc
lar: geese, lac: ducks. lac; fowls. is %
16hc: turkeys, 10G14c; ROSTERS, lie
Cheese-Firm. quiet: state milk com
mon to specials. so G12Ac; full skins
coffee-options opened steady at
points decline to advance. Butter
tras. 2Sa2sAc: state dairy tubs, 22 q
27Hc: imitation creamery hrsts, - %
use Eggs-Firm; reseipts, 1929
mixed fancy. 22Q25c: fresh irsts. $50
21hc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-10
Creation.

God dreamed-the suns sprang
flaming into place.
And sailing worlds with many a
venturous race.
He woke--IIis smile alone illumined
space.
Ambrose Bierce.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-10
Children Cry
FOR flETCHER'S
G a 9 TO RIA
SIX TRIPS A WEEK

Via d. & c. Line to the famous
fishing and pleasure resorts of the
North Country. Mackinac Island
is now radiant in all of Natures
beauty. Our Ticket Agent will
be glad to give you details.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-10

II the silk draws and Fuckers when
using silk thread in the sewing ma
chine. try putting new needle in
the machine.
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Busfness-ifke rrinsias. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co., rs
John Rest Main lleS, or Ctty 23s6.
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o. s. GOVT BONDS.


Butter-Creamertes, extras. ace ID:
stock. 11c per ID.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. l7hc per dox Receipts on
Tuesday. cas- cases.
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Markets and Finance

May sc. Sept oats were steady, Dec
up NC and May of &c. Provisions
were slightly lower
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LOCAL sToCKl

Bank and Trust Co.'S
Official quotations, Detroit Brokers