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The Detroit times., 1911-08-09
WILL SELL
FIRST NATIONAL BANK STOCK
DETROIT UNITED BANK STOCK
w. e. MOSS & CO.
UNION TRUST b--i. DETROIT.


Ordinance No. 34I.
AN ORDINANCE to fix and determine
the license fee to be paid BY persona.
partnerships, associations and corr
porations engaged In the business OF
making loans under the terms OF an
act of the Legislature OF the state
of Michigan of 1911 entitled An act
relative to the loaning of money and
prescribing rates OF interest, penal
ties and forfeitures for violations OF
the provisions OF such act and re-
pcaling acts numbers 1874 and s37 or
the Public Acts OF 1901"
IL LIS hereby ordained by the people
OF the City Of Detroit.
Section 1. No person, partnership.
association or corporation shall engage
in the business of making loans under
the terms Of an act of the Legislature
of the State of Michigan Of 1911 enti-
tied: IAN act relative to the loaning
OF money and prescribing rates OF In
terest, penalties and forfeitures for
violations OF the provisions of such an
act and repeating acts numbers s34 and
337 OF the Public Acts OF 1907" without
paying annually on or before the 18th
day of August In each year. to the City
Treasurer OF the City of Detroit q IL
cense fee which Is hereby fixed and de-
termined pursuant to Section 4 OF said
act OF the Legislature at the sum OF
Sec. 2. Any person, partnership. as
social ton or corporation or the man
ager, superintendent or agent OF such
partnership. association or corporation
who shall be found engaged In the
business OF making loans according to
terms said aet-of the Legislature
without first paying said license fee.
shall upon conviction thereof be SUBJ
ject TO a fine not exceeding 100 for
each offense. and such person. manager,
superintendent or agent, upon sonvic-
ton thereof may I'm addition 10 said
fine be imprisoned In the Detroit House
OF Correction for a period OF not ex-
ceeding 30 days, or both such fine and
Imprisonment In the discretion Of the
Court.
Sec g. This ordinance shall take
effect upon the End day OF August, A.
ID, 1911.
WILLIAM b. THOMPSON, 9
Attest: CHARLES A. NICHOLS.
(522) City Cierk
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The cruise committee of the Board
of Commerce is perfecting plans for
the entertainment of the members OF
the Upper Peninsula Development bu-
reau, who are coming to Detroit on the
steamer City Of ST. Ignace. Sept. 8, for
a two days outing. The party will be
met at the dock by members OF the
board and q band and will be escorted
10 the city hall. where they will be
formally welcomed to the city by
Mayor Thompson and President Nc
Rae OF the Board OF Commerce. Lunch
con will be served In the Board OF
Commerce rooms and the upper pen
insula men will be taken out to Ben
nett park to see ball game. In the
evening smoker and vaudeville en-
tertainment will be provided on one OF
the ferry boats or In the Wayne Ger,
dens. The program for the second day
includes sightseeing during the morn
ing. and visits will probably be made
to several of the important industrial
plants OF the city. In the afternoon
ball game will be played on Belle
Isle between representatives of the
Upper Peninsula Development Bureau
and the Board of Commerce. II Is
announced that Hughie Jennings. Ty
Cobb, Bill Donovan and Sam Craw-
ford will act as coaches and umpires
for the competing teams.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-09
JoBBING PRICES.

Canned Good.--Appies. gals. $3.50;
baked beans. lib. so8soc; Lima beans,
Sl6150 Corn: Fancy Maine. n.1o;
standard. ssc. Table beets: tLas@l4o
ard. 81; soaked. 500 zoe. Salmon: Sock
eve. tail. ta.i0; Nat. ta.25; Alaska reds.
81 90: Alaska pinks, t1.25. Tomatoes,
s5c6t1: succotash, n91.10 doz:
sIs75 R225o, delivered.
sacks: Bran, sf5 coarse middltngs
s7s: fine middllnes, s27 coarse corn
meal and CT: cracked corn szs; corn and
FIourEJobbing prices: Best Mlch,-
straight. S4.as; clear, so pure rye
1895: spring patent. ss.es per Dbl In
om-Raw nnseed. sec; boiled lin
seed. soc; Diamond headlight kero-
sene. Sc: Perfection, &c; Eocene. 1Ohc;
crown gasoline. llnc gal; turpentlne
.oTB bs, *, to ssm oa'ket crates
Proyision.--Mess pork. SIS 70: fam
fly, si761s; medium. ti6.s0ql760
smoked hams. i4d16c; dry salted bris-
kets; ley @llhe: shoulder,' lohc; plS,
tierces sNc: kettle rendered, loAc 10
sugar---Corrected daily By W. III
Edgar a Son; Crystal doninoes glib,
tsf5-lb. 1880; Eagle tablets: sit5; cut
dered. $40: standard powdered, ts.SS;
formulated extra coarse. ts.O5; nne. In
bulk. ss.ss: IN 25-lb cotton bags. -:
diamond a. sos; confectioners A.
$3.50 Household 0Tfssr sSr,ons .s sa to
case case ,sso: No. I, 1875; No. :, isss;
No 8. ,s.7s: No. I. $50; No. 1. SIS;
No T. .s 90 IA NS II ; 80: No No. :ssS
No Is fsaO per 100 lbs
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BOLD SwINDLE WORKED
AMONG DETROIT POLES
Continued From Page 1.

gregation when the services were
through. In this way. they filled the
little Michigan-ave. store to its ca
pacity and made many friends for fu-
ture trade.
Caspar had a partner, whom he
brought In from Chicago. The police
have not the name of his partner
Very often he would attempt to teach
the same tricks as Caspar and he
would fail miserably In some of them,
whereupon Caspar's hold upon the
people became stronger than ever
Caspars partner disappeared shortly
before the Caspars. The partner was
from Chicago and IL is believed that
Is the home Of the Caspars.
A few nights ago, the Caspars de-
parted mysteriously They told the
owner OF the store and their landlord
they were going downtown for an
hour or so. They never returned and
the following day, the owner got q
postal card from them saying they
had decided not to return and that
they were going to leave town.
II was only the next day that an
aged Polish woman came to the store
She was weeping wildly and she de
handed to see easpar at once. She
said she had bought one Of his ma.
chimes and found that II was a fraud
and a delusion, Soon a man and his
wife, with three little children came
In. Next there came the man who OF.
fered to sacrifice 800 that he might
plices.
So 1t has ben ever since the disap.
pearance. Complaints have come to
The Detroit times., 1911-08-09

morning. that there are often slot ma
chimes placed In the, stock room Ct
the county building and held there
until the court orders that they are
no. longer needed as evidence and
Can be destroyed. He said that In
practically every instance the ma
chimes have been broken so that they
cannot be operated when first brought
into the county building. but that Il
would be possible to replace the
broken parts with new ones.
II want to know II there Ii any
thing In that accusation OF Ran
dolph's, put | guess | will have to
wait until tomorrow" said Auditor
Buhrer. ut looks as though when
there Is so much smoke that there
must be some fire."
The Detroit times., 1911-08-09
VESSEL PASSAGES.

Detroit.
DETROIT, Aug. s-up: Boland. noon
Tuesday; Laughlin, 2:l0 y. m: Dem
mark. 2:4o; l. Boyce, barge J. J. Bar
lum, s: Cort. Rcebling. Pressure Isle,
1910; Maricopa. Manda. Flower. $40;
Moore. 10 D. m. Tuesday; seilwood.
1910; Alpena II; L. c, Hanna. 1890.
Keefe. 1880; Oicott, widener. 1850:
ShGughnessy, Wyandotte, 2; Empress
Midland. 220: Schiller. 2:4o; Goulder.
S:15: Maunaloa, Roman. 4:l0. Cuddy,
4:2o; Morrow, $40; Bangor, $40; Robt.
Wallace. 6:l5; Curry. $40; John oades.
1880; osler. Adriatic. 1850; Richardson.
$3.50; tbig) Livingstone. Gilbert. is7.
Down: Alpena. 1920 p. m; Peter
White, 1; Mohawk, 2:4o: Mccullough,
a;tS, Byers. 2:so; Walter Scranton. s:1s.
Schuyikiil, $50; Burlington. $40: b. F.
Jones, $40: Zimmerman. sos; Walsh.
$40: Queen City, 1910; Carnegie. 7:2o.
Agnew; 10 p. m Tuesday; Maytham.
1910: Columbia arrived. 1. tciearedl g;
red Mitchell, 3: Edenborn, Shaw. Jen-
ney. $50; Lynch. 4:lO; Linn, $50;
Frick. 6:l5; Weeks, 1880; LaSalle. 1850;
Clement $3.50 Norton, Hemlock. 1910;
quin. JOS, Wood, ii:2o.
SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. Aug. g.
Up Harvard. 1880 p m Tuesday:
lAthabasca. 6.
Mckee. Nettleton. 900 D. m. Tues
DAY; J. J. Brown, IL; Collingwood. Ny
ron Page, Delaware. $3.50; Corsica, 10:
Dave Mills 1890: Phipps. IL: J. T..
Hutchinson, 1880.
Down: Penobscot. lao .. m. Tues
day: Impoco. Wyoming. Commodore.
3:3o
Townsend. IL D. m. Tuesday; Leon
ard Miller. 1880: Nike. Case. Emma
Hutchinson. 3:30: Chas. Bradley. Wool
sen, Brightie. 4: Morgan Jr.. $40: Per-
kins. $40; House. 6; Murphy. $40; Nc
I<instry. Arabian. z: Victory. Constftu-
ton. 1880: Duluth. $3.50. Van Hise, 81:
Hilbert. Pope, s;ao: Kennedy. 1880;
/ Poe IL: Assiniboia. IL 40.
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the store and to the vinewood station.
The victims say that they realize now
that caspar must have cleyeriy man
ipulated dollar bill when he operat-
ed the money.making machine.
Thomas Caspar Is young. man Of
natty appearance and frank. engag-
Ing face and manner. He talked the
language OF the Poles and solicited
their patronage more than the patron
age of the members OF any other ma
tionality. The girl dressed In the most
expensive Paris gowns. Her ward
robe was extensive and she was
source OF much attention to the male
contingent OF Caspars gullible pat
rons.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-09
Light Stocker The One "Lame Duck" In
Cattle TRADE; Spring Lambs Gam In Price

the heavier weights are finding the
most ready sale, simply because their
dressing yields are better and they
shrink less while in the shippers
hands. The light hogs that reach the
Detroit market from week to week are
almost entirely lacking In killing re-
quirements and must be sold 10 20
back into the country II sold for a de
cent price.
The general outlook for cured meats
and provisions OF all kinds is very en-.
couraging at this writing Packers re
port an excellent demand from the
south and a broader trade than usual
from the middle states. On the whole
the entire live stock and general meat
trade looks like going higher as a re
suit Of shortage In live animals n,
to kill.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-09
MARINE
Captain Ground. surnlno so.,.

Captain Grounds Burning Boat.
KELLEY'S ISLAND, o.. Aug. g.
The steamer +. III. Prince Is aground
here as result OF fire, which broke
out yesterday In the locker room.
when she was about IL miles east
OF Kelley's island. After Captain
Parsons had run the boat here and
grounded her, the fire was extin-
guished. The entire fore part In
which the belongings Of the crew
were stored, was burned to the deck
Capt. c. III. Westcott, United States
supervising inspector OF steam yes
sells for the eighth district, has re-
duced the suspension imposed on
Capt Patrick j. Caniff, of Detroit.
from six months 70 so days for fail
ure to report the loss OF the wooden
steamer Panther, OF which he was
master and which was lost ON Garden
Island shoal, Green Bay. last year.
Caniff appealed from the decisin by
the local inspectors, at Grand Haven,
Mich.
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App,..--sO07sc bu; ,1.sO0s.6O OOl.

bbL
Banana.-Good shipping stock. $50
Besn.-Dried Lima. sh07c per 10.
CALIFORNIA; Fruits-Plums. S22o %
Sos ps Soa; srs spsog ,ssS Ss R sox
CeIery-Home grown. 2oU2bc coz
Cheese - Michigan fats. old, lie:
new. It@lsc: fancy. old. is0ise;
CauIinower-sl2 Is @I60 blu.
Cheese-Michigan flats. old, lie: new.
I14615c domestic Swiss. l6q 1sc; block
Swiss, $50 Ice; imported Swiss, ESQ
axe; Limburger. lsa @l4e; brick cheese
Casbase-s2.5o 9275 bbi
Datea-Persian. S0sc per ID; Fards.
loika1lc per 10.
Ffgs-Imported. new. li@1sc per ID:
California. CSC Per Id.
grown. is a Csc doz: lettuce. 500 Coo per
bu; head lettuce. $1.25 bu: green beans.
lSI75 bu: wax beans, $i.75 bu; green
matoes. tl.50@l.7s bu: turnips. soc dcz;
Crap. Fruit-fioriea. s..6o0k per
Cr.pe.-concords, s-lb. baskets. s5c;
Delawares. s-basket crates
1101lc: extracted. s99c per Id.
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
lots. r. o. %. DetrOns NJ nlnotnys
new. s2192a; No. 2. timothy. s1s9:o:
wheat and oat straw. ii. Loose hay
from farmers wagons on the city mar
HKdes-No. 1 cured. 1zc: No. l green.
iOc: No. / cured bulls, loo; No. green.
&c: No 1 cured kip. 12hc; No. green.
l1c; cured calf Nc. i. lie: green cali.
No 1. Ice per ID; horse hides, No. Il
Ss75; No. 2. s2,75: sheepskins. as to
wool goo soc: Nc. : hides. lie on on
kip. lac or on carr
ELECTROMAGNETIC @sso bu
Limes-s191.25 per doz.
MeIons-watermelon ESQ 400 each;
Rocky Fords, s300GS.25 case: Little
Gems, 756s5c per basket
Onions Southern, tl.6b per sack:
Spanish, s1.7501. per crate.
Oranges-valencias, s4.750525 lox.
Peaehes-s1. Is 61.50 per 4-basket
crate: Michigan white. 25930c per Id
bu basket
Pear--,IaS@1.so per bu: H04.so
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sssboa7S per
crate.
Pctatee.-New potatoes. 'l.5s@i.so
bu; $4.25 bbl
Pium.--Michigan, tl26a1sO bu.
Ponltry--Broilers. 16616hc; fowls.
.12h 613hc; old ROSTERS. SWec; ducks.
I2013c; young ducks, 16c; geese. SO
lOc: turkeys. 149 1sc ID.
Sweet PofatOes-Virginias, t2.zb Vt.5O
per bu; $3.50 per Dbl.
Taflow-No. 1, SIC; No. 2. 4ho per
wooI--Medium, unwashed. Tie; fne
unwashed. 12@1Sc: reflections. lie 10.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-09
Markets and Finance

hall dozen OF the stocks having been
quoted, and these without any notapio
tendency except continued pressure IN
Calumet a HecIa. and good recovery
-iH-tgah- copper. IN to be admfttea
that the large decrease In A Iheiis - :.
stocks was partly due 10 abnormally
small production. but the fact remains
that consumption was the seconu
largest recorded this year. and wouIu
have effected substantial ueerease 80.
even on normal production; nv
worlds surplus decreased durins ths
month TO nearly 25.0oo0OO pounds anu
Is now the smallest since fepruars'
1909 two and one half years ago
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PRODUCE.

Elberta peaches are practically out
OF the market for the present, and the
crop from the islands viii hardly oesin
TO move for a couple OF weeks yet.
The market is full of pears. plums and
apples. however. and grapes from the
south are beginning 10 come. The but
ter market Is steady and hrm. Eggs
were advanced a half cent yesterday.
Receipts OF poultry were light and both
springs and hens are edging a little
higher New potatoes are tribe low
er and the fresh vegetable list Is work
ing downward as the season grows old
The Detroit times., 1911-08-09
aosroN coPPER SHARE SALES.

Boston copper share sales OF Aus =,
furnished by Hayden, Stone A. Co. Aor
S. AIlouez 20, A c j 2osS. Zine lxs.
Chino n Range zoo. ID W 60. Il b $50.
Elm 200, Frank 100, Giroux l6S, CRANKY
10. q c 245, Han rs, Ind 80. loo, do
pfd ITO, Kerr go. Kew SO, Lake sos, L
s ESQ. May 400. Mob 10. New zoe,
al n H. IS, Glib 235, Csc 3, Ray 10.
shan IS. shat 80. 3 a d 90 Tou %, Trim
47O. L s X SO, do pfd IS. Apex lbo, "
Con us, Ut Cop 326, Vic so, Win 49,
Woly g.
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LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-opsninE
Dunninr A stevens Live stock Hepori

Dumulnk - NtrNEmN Fa"NA $500 -
cattle: Receipts. 10 cars; market
dull. best LOO 10 l,6O0-lb. steers.
s6s5 d725; good prime 1900 10 l.to0-lo
steers, se.so0I; good prime LsoV , to
TO !, 2OO-lb. shipping steers. s5.6S 06.2S;
medium butcher steers. 1000 TO l,lO0
lbs. s5.25Q5.T5; light butcher steers.
s4T5 fI5.25; best fat cows. St7s6S.26;
10 medium do. ;S.f5GS25; trimmsrs
SI.TSG275; best fat heifers. S5.i59S;
good fat heifers. IS $40; fair 10 good
do, S425Q4S5: stock heifers. - 20 2
a 4 so: common Feeding steers. dehorn-
ed S325G350 best butcher and eN-
port bulls, Si50Q5, bologna bulls, $3.50
"a: stock bulls. s3QS.25. best mixers
and sprlngers. s5oqSS; common 10
Hogs: Receipts. is cars; strong;
heavy tTsoQ7sS: workers. sse 500:
pigs. ss0So5
market, steady: top lambs. y6.6006.75;
wethers. s3.so@4; ewes. $40 SSo; year
lings S450u5.
Calves; s450Qs.
EAST BUFFALO.
EAST BUFFALO, y. ~, Aug. -
Cattle. Receipts. ESQ head: market.
fairly active and steady; prime steers,
Sc. T5G6.90, butcher grades. $3.50 $500
Calves: Receipts. $50 head; market ae-
tlNG ana ~ NhCANCs Wv
Sheep and lambs: Receipts, $50 head:
market. active and Arm; choice lambs,
S6.60a6,75; Gull TO fair. 500 go; year
lings, s4.5Oa5: sheep. SAGA. Hogs; Re.
ceipts. LEO head; market, active and
5Q10c higher; workers.. ssoSus:lO
pigs. S. 10. mixed. IS n sos. heavy. $3.50
as; roughs. $500 $40; stays. s595.i5.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Aug s.-Hogs: Receipts. 10000 head;
market, higher: mixed and butchers.
s76T.sO; good heavy. 5000 I:igis
rough heavy. $500 1905; light. SL204
Z so; pigs, S6e17.65. Cattle. Receipts,
/. 900 head: market. higher; beeyes.
s5G7.60; cows and heifers. s220gslO'
stockers and feeders, ssQ55o Texans.
$4bOG6.25 calves, S5I5mS. Sheep:
Receipts 10000 head; market. lower.
native, $2.25Q3.15; western, $2.5'
3.75: lambs. s3.7546.76: western. s4.2S
Q6.s0.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. O.. Aug. Hogs: Re-
ceipts 1000 head; lou l5c higher; all
grades. IS. Cattle: Receipts. ears;
steady. sheep and lambs: Receipts.
cars. s6.25 top, Calves: Receipts. -.
head. SS25 ton.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT, Aug. 9.-close: With the
government report coming right after
the close, there was not much desire
on the part OF wheat dealers TO do
active trading The bulls want fresh
buying and have been disappointed -e-
cause the public IL not taking TO the
buying side In the recent bullish news.
Liverpool was strong at the opening
The weather map In the northwest
was buliish because IL showed cloudy
and showery conditions where warm.
dry weather IL wanted TO mature the
crop. This weather IL especially bad
for the Canadian crop, much OF which
needs dry weather for ten days more
and every wet or cool day makes the
danger OF frost greater.
- News from the grain experts I'm the
Canadian northwest IL bearish. ihey
hnd the wheat practically uninjured
by rust and making fair progress.
crop will be heavy. Longs are believed
20 be pretty well sold out and the mar
ket In In good shape TO respond to
anything bullish I'm the northwestern
news. Conditions In India show I'M
provement. but the Russian wheat out
look Is very discouraging. Shorts I'm
Liverpool were covering, which ac-
counted for the advance and firm
close.
Wheat was quiet on wednesday
and closed at Tuesdays closing prices.
Corn was steady. old oats gained G
and beans advanced &c, closing firm.
ietteipts IN the DetIOil HhThet w eu-
nesday included l.s71 bills OF -four. z
cars OF wheat. OF corn and Z OF oats
Withdrawals were 400 bbls OF -four
1000 bu- Of wheat. i, rs bH of corn and
1.50O bu OF oats. Stocks are 1851
bu OF wheat. 222,sS6 bu OF corn. 1885,
o13 bu OF oats and 1859 bu OF rye.
Liverpool wheat closed Nd and corn
nd higher. ,
Wheat stocks at Minneapolis de-
creased $4,000 bu In four days.
Primary wheat receipts were 1,05s, 900
bu. against l.ss1.000 bn a year ago.
Receipts OF wheat Wednesday,: ST
Louis. $4,000 bu. against $4,000 bu a
year ago: Kansas City, 23s cars. against
Duluth. 46 cars. against so.
Wheat quotationsL Cash No, red
.s)kc; September opened with an adj
vance of y G at 92Ae lost n C and adj
yanced to 92hc; December opened at
lS7hc. touched 97c and advanced to
97hc; May opened at SIo2k, declined
90 s1.oi and advanced TO t1.o2; No. /
white. s7hc
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
No 3, SIC: No. 2 yellow. 6sc: No. yell
low. 1 car at 6sc. Oats--Standard, 4gc
bid; new. ! car at 40hc; August. 40hc:
September, 41hc: No. white. 42Ke;
39hc. Rye-No. ! spot. s6c bid. Beans
Immediate. prompt and August ship
ment, S2.25 bid: October. 1918 bid: Mo-
vember. S2.lO bid; December. t2.O5 bid
Cloverseed--PiNme spot, October and
March. SLIPS; sample, 8 bags at $40 rs
8 at $40. prime alsike. 1925: sample
alsike. 40 bags at ts36 at 1915 "a at
$3.50. II at IS. ~ at $3.50 Timothy
seed--Prime spot 80 bags at seas.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-09
Fire Traps Several Miners.

SPRINGFIELD, H., Aug. s.-The
Illinois mine rescue car No. 9 from
Springfield rescue station, left here
at noon today over the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad In response to a call
from Taylorville. Ill, where the mine
OF the Christian Coal Co. is on fire.
Several miners are entombed.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-09
New Divorce Suits.

The following suits for divorces
have been filed: Mary vs. John Luz
beski and Peter vs.. Ina Wall Her
man Kruger, who declares that he
was II when married filed suit to
annul his marriage to Alice Kreuger.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-09
NEW YoRlx sToCK LETTER

Reported Tor The Times by Paine,
market strengthened and grew duh,
holding around yesterdays close.
shorts were the best buyers, taking
advantage OF the lower opening TO
cover commitments Offerings were
not heavy and there was no particular
pressure OF sales on the market
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug s.-Flour: Dull
and unchanged. Pork; Quiet: mess.
$l9ml9. so: Lard: Firm: middle west
spot. ss.O599l5. Sugar: Raw, arm:
centrifugal. SO test. s4.si: muscovade,
ss lest 1885, n .,s re nrm; CUT ioat:
graduated. $685.. Coffee: Rio. No Z.
or spot. 1915 @l3hc. Tallow: Quiet;
steady: prime. si45: No. 3 s5G Csc:
clover. 75c6I.l5. Dressed poultry
Quiet; turkeys. l2Q2sc. chickens. 12A
q 2ec; fowls. l1G16c; ducks. 1914 " lee.
Live poultry: Unsettled: geese. l0c:
ducks. 13c; fowls. 1914 4lic: turkeys,
l3c; ROSTERS. SMc, spring chickens. !.
q Ice, Cheese Firm. demand fair.
state milk. common to specials. sASsGp
l2Gc; skins. common TO specials. ~
lOc; full skins u Sc.
Butter: STEADY. receipts. s.436:
creamery. extra. 26c; state dairy. tubs,
lS@25e. Eggs; Steady. receipts H.
522 nearby white fancy. ESQ soc, near
by mixed fancy. 17Q22c; fresh firsts.
l1G2ic
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chimes seized, he might be prosecuted.
Aldrich, however, said he didn't see
that the seizure could have any bear
ing on the guilt or innocence OF Ran
dolph.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-09

ARK comi.. is1k; Butte Coalition.
tlH: Cal ARK. So. Cal & Hecla.
AZ: CENTENNIAL 10, Chief 80: Copper
Range, 5sk; Daily West, So: East
Butte. IN Giroux. 6%; ooldneld
z; Hancock. "a: Indiana, ~; Inspira-
ton, IN Isie Royale, 10: Kerr Lake,
s; Kewecnaw. az: Lake. SO; Michigan,
y Mohawk, IS: Nevada Cons, ia
Dominion. 42M Raven. 81: Ray Cons.
l6 shannon. 10M Superior Copper,
zs Sup. 4 Boston. SO Utah Apex. : ~
Utah Cons. teh U. =. Smelling, 35
u. 8 smelt pfd.. IS; winona. m.
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TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

TOLEDO. Aug 9.--Wheat: Cash,
eihe; Dec. sshe; Dec. s7c; May.
bee. 5s%e c; May. SEC. Oats: Cash. &c:
Sept, 42Ac; Dec. 45%c. May. lshc.
Rye; Cash. sac; Sept. s5c. Clover
seed; CASH s1l.65: Oct, S1I45: Dec.
and Mar. Nl.40: No 2. s1i.20; No. s,
and Aug, $3.50; Dec. $3.50; March.
1896. Timothy: Aug. $685. Sept
f6.25. Butter eggs and hay unchanged
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uoeToN COPPER LETTEns.

Reported FOR The Times by Hayden,
stone a Co. Aug. 2: The very favor
able copper producers association
statement has failed 20 stimulate Inter
~ = ths Boston copper share here, market .,,i.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Extras 2sc: hrsts. CSC 10.
Dc 81 $50 packing stock, lie 10.
EHRs-Current receipts. cases In
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CHICAGO PROVISION MARkET.

CHICAGO. Aug. s.-Butter: Extras.
26c; firsts. 24c: dairy extras, 23c: firsts.
PIE Eggs: Prime firsts, 17hc: firsts.
l5hc.. Cheese Skins. IL q &c; young
Americas. 13h 0l3Ac. Live poultry:
Fowls, l2%l2hc; ducks, l2la " l3c;
geese so. &c
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u. S. Govt BONDS.

GUIDED. I5he per doE- Receipts on
wednesday. $50 cases Market steady.
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ADVICE TO INVESTORS
BY FINANCE"


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BUSINESS NOTES.

The United States Frumentum Co.
filed notice of increase in capital
stock from $4,000 to $4,000.