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The Detroit times., 1911-08-30

baked beans lib. 50 soc; LAMA bear.
t1@l.5o, Corn: Fancy Maine, s110;
s stan. Eln SSe' Table 6eets; 81 20
ard. 81: soaked. BO@7oc. salmon; Sock
eye, tail, s2.10: fiat. 81 rs; Alaska reds.
$3.50: Alaska pinks. s1.26. TomS soes,
sSc9n: sqseStssh. SO OLE liz Hoz.
t1s.7A@22.60 delivered.
.acks: Bran. sas: coarse middiinss
SAT; nne middiinss. $50: coarse cor.
meal and cracked corn. t2s: corn and
0 FIoa 1D. lob Rs i Prices. Best Mich,.
gan patent. t4.s6; second patent. $40;
straight. sl.i5; clear. $3.50; pure rye
$3.50; spring patent. 1856 per Dbl In
Oii--Raw iinssed.- soc: boiled lin
seed. 9oc; Diamond headlight kero-
sene. Sc: Perfection, Sc: Eocene, 10hc'
crown gasoline. 12hc gal; turpentine
tOW4b basK; tomatoes. t-basket crates
In barrel lots. 5eho gal
lily. sl7@ls: medium. sls.bo@17.5o
smoked hams. 14016c; dry sailed bris.
kets, ION U110c; shoulders, 10 &c; pic
mic hams. 10c; bacon. lao Ice; lard. II
uerces. sAc: kettle rendered; i9Ao r 10
gar Son: Crystal dominoes. a-lb.
1910; 5-lb.. $3.50; Eagle tablets, 1886
cut loaf, t7.36; cubes. $3.50: xxx pow
dered. $3.50; standard powdered, 56.7b
granulated extra coarse. $6;4o nne. II
diamond A. s6.46; confectioners A
$3.50; household powdered. 6-lb. chr,
tons. Is to. case, 80. 90: lib. cartons, Al
to case. $3.50; No. i, 1856; No. .. 1886
No. 3. $3.50; No, se.25; No. 8. $3.50:
No. Il. 1885; No. IL, SIS. SO: No. IA. $3.50
No. 1t, S. so per 100 lbs
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NEW YoRK PRopuCr.

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-Flour: Quiet,
Pork: Steady: mess. $19Q19.5o. Lard
Sugar. Raw. strong. centrifngsi Ss
test, s5.2b; muscovado, 80 test, si.75:
renned, strong; cut loaf, 1925; crushed,
graduated. ,sI5SS,2S' Coffee: ' RIO
No. on spot, 13h 013kc. Tallow:
Firm: city, sac. country, 5H0shc.
Hay; Firm; No. 8. s0c@S1: clover, sec
qN.1b Dressed poultry: Quiet; tur-
KEYS, 12@3oc: chickens, 14923c; fowls.
l2@1ehc: ducks. 16a16hc. Live poui-
try; Firm; geese, loo; ducks, lac;
fowls. Ice; turkeys. 14c: ROSTERS, Ice.
Cheese: Quiet and steady; state milk.
common to specials. 10h 912hc; skins
common TO specials. 4@11c; full skins.
n 93c. Butter. Lower; receipta q.
l.47: creamery extra. 26c; state dairy
tubs, l0@2bhc. Eggs: Firm; re-
ceipts. 1886; nearby white fancy. "a
g30c; nearby mixed fancy l7123c;
urday and Monday
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BOSTON WOOL.

BOSTON, Aug. 30.-Brisk trading il
reported In the wool market for near-
ly all lines, with values showing an
upward tendency. The worstel mills
are said to be buying heavily, while
the demand for the wooden mills IL also
good Ohio fieeces OF all grades are
moving freely. while Montana and wy
oning woods are In request to a more
limited extent Quite a brisk trade IL
also Tcpotred In Missouri product
mostly In Il blood. The leading do,
nestle quotations range as follows:
Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces-DoIaine
washed, XXX. soc: X, CSC: fine unmer-
ehaHtabie, 22m23c; " blood combin9.
csc: a blood combing Csc; u -blood
combing, 24Q25c; delalne unwashed.
25c: hnc unwaAhed, 20@21c. Michixan'
Wisconsin and New York fieeccs-Fine
unwashed 1gG zoe; delaine nwashed.
% O. &c; 4 blood unwashed, Csc. Ken
lucky. Indiana and Missouri blood.
Csc: u blood. 24hc. Secured bases:
Texas fine ~ months, 53d54c: fine g
10 months, 57m5sc; fine fall. 43d aec.
California--Northern. Is650c: middle
county. 46G47c; southern, l5n sec: fall
free. 40mI2c. rOegon--Eastern 10. 1
staple, 60 a sec; eastern clothing, soc !:
valley No. I, 46a47c. Territory-Fine
staple, so al SIC; dne medium staple. IS
d5Dc. fine clothing. 51153c: fine medi-
um clothing, 4Sm5Oc n blood combing,
56Tbsc; A blood comblng, 52db3c: y
blood, 49m5Oc Pulled-Extra B2mbIc.
fno A, sac; supers. IS a 4sc.
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GIVES CENTER OF POPULATION.
Director Durand Says u 10 Loacted In
West Bloomington, Ind.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-Director
OF the Census Durand this afternoon
announced the corrected location Of
the center OF population In the United
States as longitude So degrees, 32 min
utes. and 20 seconds weston in the
western part Of the city Of Blooming.
ton, Ind.
The first estimate of the population
center, made on July IL. gave the To-
cation In Brown county, Indiana. The
corrected point Is nine mr. farther
west
II was announced that mistake In
multiplication was responsible for the
error. Bloomington. Ind, the correct
center, is In Monroe county.
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RosTON f;oppER I.ETTrns

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone q Co. Aug. 80:
The Boston copper share market con-
tinues irregular with the volume of
trading smaller than yesterday There
are practically no features, trading be-
ing mostly In odd lots. CRANKY de-
tionally weaker at 22& Anouez re-
covered TO %, a gain OF one point Chi
no, Ray and Miami are In good demand
at fractional advances
Other departments OF the market rule
quiet. United Fruit was one point
higher at 1S1.
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BosToN COPPER SHARE SALES.

Boston copper share sales OF Aug. %,
furnished by Hayden. Stone a Co.: Adv
rs. Aigo zee. Allouez TO- Anal $50, Ann
zin Zinc. go 60; Ar TsS co%l .ig 5Gs coTbin 5
t7o. Cal a Hec I, Cent s. Chino res.
Cop Range $50. waly West 90, East
Butte 1sS. Franklin 1896. Giroux 1870,
Gran 1a, Greene $50, Hancock 90, He'd
Creek 30, do pr 46, Isle Roy IS, Kerr
Lake 22e. Lake s72, Lasalle SIS, Mass
$50. Mohawk 13o, New los, Nip rs, N
Lake $50, Old Dom AGO. Parrot 1875.
Quincy 20, Ray 400. Shan 366, Shat e5.
Sup rs, s q b 210, Tan so, Trim 20, Tue
IS. u 8 Smelt 1855, do pr 203, Utah Cons
$50. Utah Cop 232. Vic s. winona so,
Wolv so.
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NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine,
Weber a. Co, Aug. 20:
The market opened weak, Union
Pacific reaching a new low level on the
movement at 1851. Southern Pacific
also made a new low. Steel received
vester broke badly and created a lot OF
talk, as recent statements were pub
lished showing the excellent position
OF the company and IL was looked upon
as one of the few that would be In
vulnerable to bearish attack. There
has been a good deal OF foreign selling
today, the situation over there does not
look promising from all accounts.
The Hartman lines made their state
ments today. Both were rather poor.
There will be no recovery In prices un-
til labor troubles are clearo1 up.
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a large part az a.
discredit IN the publ
mind attaching
sswal Street - du
20 frauds perpetrate
ON the small inves<c
throughout the co..
Try In the sale
worthless DecuxI<z1
by means Of a1Iuxln
circulars and sdvcz
tisements "a the new
papers. To the 90
cess Of such swipd ~
enterprises . porte
u the praGa esnfxl
stss. : -s..saa1a4 \.
rnpess zS11lE No.
: estly try 70 d1gtlI.
guish between swln
ling advertiseuneun1
snd-0therssmay not a,
every Instance szo
coed IN doing sos bu
readiness 20 accept =
vertisements who
ara obviously tr1p1
for the unwary
evidence Of . NOR
delinquency whfc
should draw out tho
sevsrest public co1n
demnnt1on.
30 far -ss the pre-
IN the large clties e.
concerned the corxec
tion OF tie evu nesy e.
some measure, IN e.
hands of, the rsputab11
bankers and broker
who, BY refusing thu
advertisin9 patronac
20 newspapers notoEI
ously guilty In this -
spect, could comp
them 70 mend thelI
ways, and nc the sazln1
time prevent frandu
lent schemes From r.
irving an appearAn<l
e merit BY assoc nfio
with reputable name
Dxtract from the Report q
Gov. Hughes' Stock
Exchange Comm1ssion
p
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Children Cry
FOR FlETcHER'S
Q a . Q RIA
MAHRIAGE LICENSE.

william Richards 20, Edith Linden
berg, "a
Commodore ID. Miller. 80. Hauler, o.,
Emma KlatE, 40, same.
william II. Berk. 81. Bessie Williams.
26.
Benz. Kuhn, %. Detroit. Martha
Chaplinsky. %. Huron.
Earl ]. Armstrong, 81. Josephine
Brant. rs
Harry ID. Brockett. 80, Detroit. Flor
ence VI. Johnson. %. Charlotte. Mich
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Dams. ereedlna Unknown.

Charley Mitchell. 2:O6 IA. is the
sixth 2:10 trotter whose dam is Of
untraced pedigree. The others are
Mckinley, 2:06 Ia; Lord Clinton,
.2:0S "a; Ward NJ, 1903 IA; Otun.
ger, 2:09 "a, and Page, 2:09 "a.
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NEW YORK COTTON.
CHICAGO PROnI,Cr

CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-Butter: Extras.
26c; firsts. 21c; dairy extras, 22o; firsts,
2oc Eggs: Prime nrsts. 17hc: frsts.
l6c. Cheese: Skins, 1874 Q1I2Ac
young Americas. 13h 613&c. Live
poultry: Fowls, IAN m1Sc; ducks, 100
13hc. geese, 5000
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Extras. 2sc: nrsts. 25c h.;
dairy 1Sc; packing stock. tic ID.
Eggs Current receipts. cases In
cluded. l6hc per dog. Receipts Wed
nesday were GIT cases. Market steady.
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bui head isttuss. s1.is ba; green beans
$50 soc bu: onions. iik oi5c dol: Sssts.
ssH S bar nE@' sc bun ss4ro.
Grape Bruit-Fiorida. t4.bo0s per
Grap..-concords. s-lb. baskets. .se:
Heney-Fancy white ls0Iso: No. 4,
III % lac; extracted, 5000 Id.
Hay--Detroit shippers are paying tho
following prices for baled hay In car-
n lSs ,ies p p Ns t,n Mo- iI%Gssy
clover. mixed. $1,000: rye straw. yf5o:
whsat and oat straw, 81. Loose hay
from farmers wagons on the city mar
kets ranged from $40 :e AZ TO quality.
ioc;. No. cured bulls. log; No ! green.
lac; cured eah No. l. lie; green calf.
40 7s N lse ri hS sSss1 sidss No 4
wool. ao05oc; No. hides. 10 on on
Lem.ns--california, s4Bo0B.5o box.
Limes--$1 q 1.2b per doz.
Observation-Disclosures 25036c each:
Usage melons. si.es@i7s bu; s2@aas
Osioas-YeIiow. sii60Ls5 per sack;
Spanish. ,l,Is 9Lss crate. ,o,
Peaches - Small baskets, l5Q2cc;
fancy yellow. t1.75; IA. $3.50; A. ~ rs;
IL, 81: G, TIC per bu.
Pears-5o@ 75o bu; Bartietrs. Tsc0
u bu.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ss.7504; crate.
Potstoes-Car lots. track Detroit. 81
q l.2O per bu.
Piums-Michigan. sl:asQ1bo bu.
1sH 1I4c: No hens. 119izc: old
ROSTERS. &c: ducks. 12@lsc; young
ducks. 1sc; geese. 5000; turkeys. lao
16c Id.
Blu. $4@45o bbi; Jerseys. - per bu;
$3.50 per Dbl.
Tsuow-No. 1. snc; No. q. the per
w..i--M.dium. unwashed. I7c; me
unwasheo. .10t6c; retections 12c Id.
JOBBIRQ PRIrUA
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PRODUCE.

Peaches have started to come with
a rush, and as canning operations have
not kept pace. commission men arc do
ing some tall hustllng to keep from
being buried under the receipts. House
wives who put up peaches will find
prices as low now as they are likely
TO be. and While the quality OF the Of
fertngs In hardly up to last year. IL IL
as good as will be In the market this
year. There In big trade In grapes.
apples. pears and plums at steady
prices, Poultry receipts are equal 20
the demands OF the trade. and the
market In a little easier I'm tone. Po-
tatoes are unchanged and tomatoes are
steady.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-30
LIVE STOCK.


Dunning x Stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO. N. T., Aug. 3d.
Cattle; Receipts. cars; market STEADY
good prime 1900 TO l.4o6-lb. steers.
SIS f.s6; good prime LOO TO Loo
ID. steers. t65o07; best LOO to 900
ID. shipping steers, $685. % g. 40; medium
S Sss sissT ss,cS See s to aoGs
best fat cows. s4.7505.26; fair 10 good
do. t:,50QL6o; common to medium 40.
s27e@g,26; tIimmers, tlbg21s; best
sss s ssesso' fair 10 soo soS Do sssS5
stock heifers. ss.B0@S.75; best feeding
steers. dehorned. tl25045o; common
feeding steers. !dehorned: tsso@s7e;
ssst o Sofosna and Su sspors sS oe
bulls. s3.2b@3.60; best mixers and
sprinEers, $50 5000: common to kood.
t20qs6. The mixer and springer
trade was from % to IS per head low:
hard to sell at satisfactory prices.
Hogs: Receipts, 10 cars; marxet,
slow heavy. 81 .so@Tso; workers.. $3.50
0s.os; pigs, $3.50
slow; heavy. also 100: workers.. .ss.o 90
1875: 1 %.tSeas sA ,ioss5;' ewes. sslss
Calves: u5o@s5o.
EAST BUFFALO-Ciose.
FAST BUFFALO. N. Y, Aug. 90
Cattle: Receipts. 100 head; market.
steady: primessteers, t6.7bG7.25; butch
or grades, $5.50@6.50 Calves: Re-
ceipts. 50 head: market, active; Gull to
choice, t6.6o@s50. Sheep and lambs:
Receipts. 1900 head; market, steady;
choice lambs. ss.50@7; Gull TO fair.
tA15@6: yearlings st.5o@5; sheep.
81 5o03s5. Hogs: Receipts. LOO head
market weak and lower: workers., $50
SOB; pigs, $3.50; mixed, IS; heavy, $3.50
qTsb; roushs. ss.75@6.so; stays. $50
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO
Aug 30.-Hogs: Receipts, 400: mar
ket. steady oiower; mixed and butch
ers. t7.06@I70; good heavy. t71o@160;
rough heavy, -, s5@710; light, t7.15 %
776; pigs, $5@760. Cattle: Receipts.
az. 100; market, steady to lower; beeves.
s60S.76; cows and heifers, SO. 50 ~ s. so;
stockers and feeders. t2.25 @6.25: Tex
ans, $44006.25: calves. t6@9. sheep:
Receipts, $4,000; market, steady tc low
eI; native, t2.16@s.70; western. $500
as; lambs. ,4@s.7o; western, t47s@
$50
CLEVELAND, Ohio. Aug. so.-Hogs
receipts 1000; cents lower. Workers
and mixed ,7.S5; Heavies. 1855; pigs,
800. Cattle, 3 cars; steady. Sheep
and lambs. 8 cars: 1915 top. Calves.
100: $500 top.
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Reported for The Times by Pa

Reported for The Times by Paine,
webber q o.. T. G. Craig. Manager.
211-214 Ford Bldg, Detroit. Mich.
London Metal Market opening steady
Spot b6L rs CD OF is 3D. Futures SCI
ass, OF IS Sd.
Boston Market Is fraction In the
early trading in sympathy with lower
prices In New York The gneeral list
however. In holding fairly steady, Cop
per Range IL quoted SIN c. a A. 4sh
and North Butte. 23k
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NEW YORK. MONEY.

I NEW YORK, Aug 30.-Money on
call. az per cent Time money, ~ per
cens for six months. Mercantile paper,
An per cent Bar silver: London, 24k
pence: New York, 52Kc. Demand ster-
ling. tf.66.05 Dls6.16.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-30
BUSINESS NOTES.

The fret Issue of the Bell Tele-
phone News. the publication Of the
operating merger OF the FIVE Bell
Telephone companies operating In the
middle western states, has made its
appearance and is full of things Of
interest to the employees Of the tele-
phone companies. On the staif of the
publication are: A. Won Schlegeli.
now general commercial superinten-
dent of the combination; formerly
manager of the contract department
OF the Michigan State Telephone Co.
and George NJ Whitman. of Detroit.
editor Of the Michigan State Gazette,
who takes care OF the page devoted
to the news of the Michigan Stale
Telephone Co.
An act not on the regular program
was successfully pulled on on the
Temple theater stage. Tuesday even
ing, when Col. James l.. Smith was
presented with the prize he won in
a ono mile foot race during the recent
g. A. r. encampment, In Rochester,
N. Y. The prize was donated by j,
Fl. Moore. manager of the Temple
theaters IN Detroit and Rochester.
The presentation to Col Smith was
made during the act OF the Old Sol.
der Fiddlers. when Col Pattee, lead
er OF the Iiddlers. Suddenly stepped
toward a box in which Col. Smith
was seated and requested him TO
come up on the stage. After the first
surprise Col. Smith collected his wits
and made speech of thanks.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-30
Aeeused Of ashowIna the ouesr..

Philip Montrose. an Italian, was ar.
rested. Wednesday morning. for at.
tempting TO pas sa counterfeit 81 bill
on the Eastern market. When he
was taken to the Hunt-st. station. an.
other bogus 81 bill was found on him.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-30
AppI<.--e5c0t1 bu; ,i.5o92Jo Dbl.
Bsnsnss--Good shipping stock, $50

Bsnsnss-Good shipping stock. $50
0226
Besn.-Dried Lima. sK07c per ID.
California Fruitr-Plums. S22b03
box: peaches, tt0125 box; pears. 81 zg
q so box; grapes. t20250 box.
CeIery-Hpme grown, 20@2Sc doz.
Cheese-Michigan flats, old. lie: new.
1I6i5c: domestic Swiss. 16@lsc: block
Swiss, 1501sc: imported Swiss. ESQ
SIC: Limburger. 1914 Ole: brick
cheese, IAN 6ibc ID.
\ CsuIinower--t1.2b bu
CabbaRe--t26o02 bbl
Dste--Persian, S0sc ID; Fards l0h
Ollie 10.
common, 901oc ID
tFfws-Imported, new, IL 016c per 10;
California. a6c ID
Fresh Eefabies--Cucumbers home
grown. is01oe don: lettuce, 500 soc pei
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No other newspspc
published In the Uni
ed States r. more pr
ticular than
Tie
DETROE
TIMES

IN scfutlnlzin8 aoycx@
tising 9 opyan0
mighty few are g pa1>.
ticular.
Nothing unworthy
q accepted at ant
price. Get-yich- duick
schemes, patent medi-
cine buncombe, specu-
lative and mining
claims, honor adxer-
tisements and ob5ec-
tional announcements
Of any kind are rieidly
barred. Such advex-
Using as The Detroit
Times presents to tt
readers day by day =
from reliable firms
and Times readers +
have learned TO BE-
heve and appreciate
this fact.
This matter Be.
comes Of vital interest
10 business men who
are buying advertising
space when the charao-
ter OF The Detroit
Times readers - the
most intelligent class
In and about the great
City Of Detroit II
taken into considerar
lion.
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BEAR ATTACK Is
HELD IN CHECK
Drive Looks Like Test To Deter
mine Whether Further Mquida-
ton Can Be Forced. -
n. y. sTOok MARknT-olo...

Am Sug AN. Anal Cop 51x, Am G
a h 4s. do pfd iiS, Am Cot on coz.
1% %@ 70 is q i'. Am N Wool S pia
s744. Anaconda ssK. Atch 10sh & o
100, II X r 76k, Can Pao 22s%. Cen
Leath "a. do pr sth. ches a o II. Chi
Prod law. q n q Is. Dis Sec Cor So
Gen Flee 49,. at Nor pfd iaiH, az Nor
do pf %, Kan c ) IS. Len Val is4h, L
\ Nash 14oA. M. X a T 2sh. NJ, 81 y q
ste Ry Isl. Mo Pac ssN, Nat Lead
4s%. ny Cent l02R, n Y. Ont q w SO.
ssa Riss 1929 Psc SSrts ess ts:..
81 Car 80. Ray Cons ls%. Read 140z
Rep ] & 81 2b%, Rock Isl IAN. do pfd
As South Pac los. South Ry 26k do
pfd g. g. Tenn sss Cop siS: Texas ss*. Tn =
Steel 10 v. do pr HAN.
NEW YORK. Aug. 3o.-The market
opened weak with initial recessions
from Tuesdays close, extending in
the active list to over a point. Inter
national Harvester lost IA. At the
end Of 10 minutes. prices generally
rallied half a point
IL a. m.-The drive looked like an
other test to determine whether fur
Their liquidation could be forced but
a rally brought prices fractionally
above yesterdays close. Government
bonds unchanged; other bonds dull.
Noon-Toward midday the market
became dull. International Harvester
dropped i've points. but later recov-
cred IA.
p. m.--The market continued dull
In the early afternoon. Shortly after
2 o'clock, Lehigh Valley and Canadian
Pacific developed weakness. affecting
the entire list.
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U. S. GOVT BONDS.

Bond quotations furnished by Hayden,
FRond quotations reported by Hayden,
Stone a Co., Aug 30:
The Detroit times., 1911-08-30

TOLEDO. Ohio. Aug. 3O.-wheat;
Cash, ENC; Sept. 81 s-sc; Dec. slZc;
May, tIOON; Corn, Cash, SIC; Sept,
e6hc; Dec. 62%c; May. IS as. Oats:
CASH. 4sc Sept. 44cb Dec, 46hc;
May, 49Lc. Rye each. ssc; Sept,
SIC Cloverseed: Cash and Oct. ga
I42h; Dec and March, t12.32h No. q
$500; No. ., t11.70; rejected. ti14O
AisIke, prime and Aug sio.4b: Dec
$40: Aug. t7.1e: sept. $3.50; March
Ss.s7h. Butter, eggs and hay un-
changed.
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MINING sTocKs-

Our Weekly Market letter. 1r+|
sued and mailed on request, con-
latest infcf nation on importAnI
eupinc properties, also Beaver ~"
Iey-Dnrrah, La Hesc, Irwi<<#
stewart MinfnG. Hauhtte -
and nevada Utah. Special rcp><&
m'H CHARLES A. sroNnusn = 81
500 renobscot Main 1tIo lily
The Detroit times., 1911-08-30
cuucAuo GRAM oPENINc.

and Dec. opened Y c lower. Corn; Sept
and Dec. unchanged. Oats: sept and
Dec. unchanged Provisions lower.
o S2SF sc Corn Sept Sept, down down Dee Dee
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The Detroit times., 1911-08-30

last so years, without a penny of re-
pairs, and that's putting II mildly"
Did you ever see brick pavement
so years old?" Mr.. Warren asked.
mo, but I've seen one 20 years old,
| on South Clark-st., Terra Haute, Ind,
that Is in almost as good condition to-
day as when Il was laid. Prof. Baker.
an authority on this subject, examined
IL nine years ago and again last year,
and he found there had been no APP
preciable wear In that time, although
the traffic is heavy. This pavement
has a broken stone foundation and a
two-inch sand cushion"
Mr.. Blair said he inspected Field
ave-, when II was being resurfaced
with brick year ago. and counted, in
casually glancing over 1t, 1875 crushed
brick in 200 feet, before the street had
been completed. The brick had been
crushed by the roller, owing to the
thin cushion of sand used.
An inquiry by Mr.. Maybury brought
out the fact that the manufacturers
who bid on brick for Detroit streets
do not as rule, know the paving spec
ifications, and their guarantee covers
only the quality of brick. The brick
makers, IL was brought out, had re
placed over 100000 brick, under their
guarantee In the last three years
Charles ]. Deckman. OF the Deckman
Duty Co, speaking for his firm, said
that they usually took the commits
sloner's word as to brick that should
be replaced and never made much
fuss about II. Mr.. Blair was sharply
quizzed as to whether any agreement
! exists among the members Of the as
ISOLATION as 70 division OF territory
prices, etc.
To these questions and others Of
like nature, his answer was uniformly
in the negative.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-30

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The Detroit times., 1911-08-30

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27

bother you"
After his place was closed
Foster said he met Wheeler in
Chief McWeeney's office. The
chief said to the witness: "Such
men as you (meaning Foster)
are worse than the lowest dogs,
taking money from girls, and
paying it out to protect your
vice."
Foster said that when he asked
Chief McWeeny what he thought
of Wheeler and the others charg-
ed with accepting the graft the
chief replied they were worse if
they took it.
The witness did not say that
he had ever said protection
money directly to Inspector
Wheeler, but charged Wheeler
with getting a part of that paid
to Bonfeld.
81 went to Wheeler's Office and
told him I wanted to rum" he
said. "He told me l couldn't. l
said I had paid protection money
to Bonfeld, and that he had got
his share of it. I told him knew
he had"
Foster said he had conducted
the Hubbard court place from
1908 until early in 1911. He said
he had paid thousands of dollars
during the three years. His place
was closed once by Detectives,
Mccarthy and Norton. He saw
Mccarthy, and made a kick, and
his place was reopened, running
r..