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The Detroit times., 1911-08-25
Markets and Finance

|. case with rniiiiag- demand stocks OF
wheat in Chicago are no. suHeftnb :
enough reduction TO give bulls H'"Sn
Wheat was dun all day. but the pre-
waiting tone was lrm and the close
was az an advance OF nc.
Corn was dull and unchar ged. oats
gained &c and beans was unehansSu Su. u,
cloversced gained 25c ana tinho'nS
Wheat quotations: Cash No red.
Sgc: Sept opened without cnanSe az
sac. lost &c and advanced 70 svc:
Dec. opened at CSC. declined 30 st%
and closed at s6hc May openea .
S9Nc lost &C. advanced 10 SLvV a.
declined TO ss&c and closed at sl,vO = ;
tions. Corn, cash No. .. 6t%e; No.
yellow. 66@c; No. yellow, IS oats;
Standard. 4 cars at 42c; Aug. tzei
Sept. 42kc: No. 8 white, II &C. hSe' %
Casl. No. 1, 90c: No. 2. SC. Beans: I'm
mediate and prompt shipment, sxls'
Sept, s2l5: Oct. car at Sllo; nov.
/ car az S2O7; Dec, 3206. Cloverseed
Prime spot s2.2s; Oct, and ANT. iTzS:
8 al S1i.26. at $40; prime alsike,
siO Sc sample alsike, 10 bags at Sy9o,
Is at So. Tat sST5. Timothyseed: Prime
spot. 80 bags at $40.
Receipts In the Detroit market FRI
day included 2.375 bbls OF -four. ears
OF wheat, s OF corn. OF oats and OF
rye. Withdrawals were loco bbis OF
-four, 4.500 bu OF oats and 1,037 bu OF
rye. Stocks are 20T,442 bu of wheat.
eos, ,35S bu OF corn. 232.s17 bu or oats
and 1O.247 bu OF rye.
Wheat in Liverpool closed 4d lower
Receipts OF wheat on Friday: Min
neapolis, 237 cars against al year
ago: Duluth. 80 cars, against 50; VIM
nipsg. 29 cars. against los; ST Louis.
$1,000 bu, against 11S.0O0 bu. Kansas
City. 13l cars. against ITO.
Exports OF wheat this week Ar
gentine, 1.4T2.000 bu. against 520. 900 ou
year ago; Australia, 100000 ou,
against $4,000 bu; India, i.04s.00O ou.
against $4,000 bu.
Estimated worlds wheat exports this
week 10.622.O00 bu
Primary wheat receipts were seb,eVO
bu, against 1,1T4.00o bu a year ago
Exports OF wheat and -four Friday,
24I 900 bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO, Aug 25.--wheat: sept.
and Dec. opened unchanged Corn;
Sept up &c: Dec. up &c. oats: sept
unchanged: Dec. up &c PROVISIONS
Noon-wheat: Sept. and Dec. up
hc Corn: Sept. down &c; Dec. down
&c. Oats: Sept. and Dec. unchanged
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Sydnor. deputy sheriff, who took the
bloodhounds to the scene of the crime,
declared that he had found two foot
prints on the south side OF the road
opposite the bloodstains.
Statements Disagree.
Sydnor declared that in the version
of the killing given him by Beattie the
accused told him that the bearded
man" stood on the right side of the
automobile and fired the fatal shot
over Beattie's shoulder This con-
fiicts absolutely with the story told
by Beattie at the inquest, where he
said the man fired from a point five
feet to the left OF the machine.
II asked him how II was that his
wife could be wounded In the left side
of the face II she was shot In the right
side,' said Sydnor. He walked away
without answering"
Beattie looked grave as Sydnor gavo
this testimony and he held lengthy
whispered conference with his law
yers before the cross-examination be-
gan.
Through a mare Of cross-questions
and tangling suggestions, Sydnor kept
close to his story. Beattie leaned
forward over his desk, fixed an anxi-
Gus look on the witness and listened
eagerly as Attorney Carter pounded
at Sydnor
At last the defense gave up the at
tempt TO break Sydnor's story and
Mandy Alexander, the Negro mann
my" who first saw the gun lying along
the railroad tracks was called. When
Wendenburg produced the gun and
asked II II was the one. she had
found, she shouted:
Defense Seeks Witnesses.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 25.-That
the attorneys of Henry Clay Beattie.
Jr., accused OF his wife's murder In
Virginia are on the trail Of a man
who knows two witnesses to the trag-
edy Of July Is. and that their testi-
mony will be of infinite value to the
defense, was the statement made by
]. s. Minor. a contractor. here today.
Minor asserts that man, whom he
knows well, but whose Identity he re-
fused TO divulge, met the two wit
nesses of the murder accidentally.
Minor says he has already communi-
Gated with the defense's attorneys and
that In a short time the man who
told him of the two witnesses will
return here.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Aug. aB.--Close: Hedging
sales were reported as a reason for
the weakness OF the Minneapolis mar
ket on Thursday. A revising OF the
North Dakota crop. according TO some
recent statistics. gives that state
much larger crop than expected. The
wheat is about ready 20 move, and
Minneapolis ie feeling the weight OF
u, Tne movement Of winter wheat ~
not large
IirerpooI had bullish news from
Russia Light exports are noted for
the present and are expected 20 con-
iIiI,4| throughout the next crop.
Itnenflna and Australian cargoes
>./I. frrniy held and the political sit
InfIon n considered serious enough 20
~ a bulIfBh factor. The decline In
I-I11rnooI prices was because OF the
4 settlement OF the strike releasing sup
I|.1 on the docks
IIe wetfhor map was favorable over
||< Cnnadian wheat fields and wheat
~. rIntnine IN good shape. Harvest
|.. vas general. but there u still n
....f 1naI of the acreage that u sub
|.rI % injury BY frost This uncer-
|.InfI makes for a duil wheat market.
A sharp frost might put wheat M
n. suddenly that shorts would not be
. +I. - save themselves. Export de-
u1n1 a not active and the esame-is the
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FAVOR TAX DIVISION.
Members Of Board Of Equalization
Eager For Change.

LANSING. Mich. Aug. 25.-A ma
jority of the representatives here for
the State Board of Equalization. ap-
parently favor the separation OF state
and local taxation. as they claim that
the present wrangle between counties
has disgusted many counties. City
Assessor Hiram Savage, Of Saginaw,
expressed the opinion that the valua-
tions as fixed by the tax commission
are practically correct. He claims.
however, that the total valuation
should not be increased TO s2,519. .000..
900. the amount specified by the com.
mission
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CANNOT INTERFERE WITH
MINNESOTA DIVORCE CASE
Consider AIimony Application,
Judge Hosmer Rules.

'T'll carry this matter TO the su-
preme court" declared l.. Grace Jud-
son, Friday morning. after Judge Hos
mer had decided that a Michigan
court has no right to interfere in a
divorce suit. in which the decree had
been granted by Minnesota court.
The Judsons lived in Minnesota
when they were divorced In 1893. and
In the decree no mention WINS made
Of alimony. Later both the parties
moved TO Michigan and recently Mrs.
Judson began action to collect ali
mony. The husbands attorney filed
demurrer, claiming that the Michi-
gan court had no Jurisdiction. Judge
Hosmer sustained the contention.
The matter will probably be carried
TO the supreme court for ruling.
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AppIe.-s5 a soc bu; ,1.5o@2.5o bbl
Bananas-Good shipping stock. $50

SssRbHo NNN~~-s v~'-~
Bean-Dried Lima. 81 0Tc per Id.
California Fruits-Plums. s7.25@
box; peaches. St9l.z5 box; pears, sl.2s
CeIery-Home grown. 20@2Sc dox
Cheese--Michigan flats. old. lie: new,
I4GI5c: domestic Swiss. 16G1sc; block
Swiss. lsGiSe; imported t% J, swi'' sIc n1,nR 1sg
cheese. 14h Glbc ID.
C.bbsEe-s25o62.7 bbl
Date--Persian. 56sc lb; Fards, 1oh
pressed CaIves--Fancy. 11@12c lb:
common, 961oc Id.
FiEs-Imported, new. 1I@1ec per ID;
California, 25c Id.
grown, Is q 20c dor; lettuce. 50d soc per
bu; head lettuce. s1.25 bu; green beans.
IS a 9Oc bu; onions. 12h a 15c doz; beets.
7sc bu: green peas, s;@2.25 bu: home
S5c bu; carrots, s5@30 bu.
Grape Fruft-F1orida. stso9s per
case.
Grapes-Concords.. s-lb. baskets. 2oc;
Hosey-Fancy white. 1591sc; No. 2.
IId14c: extracted, s9ec III
Hay--Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
new. t2i 92a; No. timothy, 5000;
clover, mixed. 5000: rye straw. $50;
wheat and oat straw. 81 Loose hay
from farmers wagons on the city mar
kets ranged from t20626 as TO quality.
Hides--No. / cured. lac; No. ] green,
1Oc: No. I cured bulls. 10c; No. ! green,
sc: No. / cured kip, 12hc; No. I green.
lac; cured calf No. 1. 17c; green calf.
No. 1. Ice per ID; horse hides. No. 4.
1875: No. ;. t2.75; sheepskins. as to
wool, 20950c: No 2 hides. lc on on
kip, 1hc OF on calf
Huckleberries-s3@ @3bO bu
Lemons--California, ti05 box.
Limes-s1 @l.26 per doz.
MeIons-Watermelons 2513bc each:
Usage melons. f1650i.7b bu; tzW2.2S
bbI
Osion.--YeiIow, ,I.1B@Ia5 per sack
Spanish. t17501s5 crate.
Oranges-valencias, t4.5065 box.
Peaches - Small baskets, 1567cc:
fancy yellow, 81: AA, t1.76. A, $50;
b, $J.25: c. 81 per bu.
Pesr.-5o@75c bu; Bartietts. 76c0
81 bu.
Pineappies- t3.7504; crate.
rotstoe.-car lots. track Detroit. 81
PIums--Aiichigan, s1.25@1.5o bu.
Poultry-Broilers, 16@1bhc; fowls,
l3Q1Shc; No. 2 hens. 10@11c: old
roosters, s69c; ducks. 12@i3c; young
ducks. isc: geese. s@1oc; turkeys. 140
16c lb
sweet Pot.toe-- -virginias ,1.ko per
bu. $3.50 per obli Jerseys. ~ per bu;
$3.50 per bbl.
Tstiow-No.- -i-ssfeI No, ., aye per
w.Yf--Nsdium, unwashed, l7c: nne
unwasheo. :10t5c; reflections. lac lib.
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Nm fURn COTTON.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-FIour; Dull
and unchanged. Pork; Quiet: mess.
t1s s61s.50. Lard: Firmer; middle west
spot, ss.40@s50. Sugar: Raw. strong:
centrifugal. se test. s5; muscovade. SO
test. s4.5o; refined. strong; cut loaf.
66.15; sranulated. s5.s5a6.O Coffee:
Rio. No. Z. on spot 13k Gl3Ac. Tai
low; Quiet: city, CSC: country. 81 q
SIC. Hay: Firm: prime. Si.45: No. 8,
$50 CSC: clover. S0Qt1.l5. Dressed
poultry: Weak; turkeys. iR9 500; chick
ems. 12h 030c. fowls, 11616c; ducks.
16R1shc. Live poultry: Firm: geese,
10c; ducks. 13c: fowls. 16c: turkeys,
l3c; roosters. 1Oc: spring chickens. is
@lSc. Cheese; Fairly active and firm:
state milk. common to specials, i0k ID
13Ac: skins, common to specials. 40
lOHc: full skins. i a @3c.
Butter: Dull: receipts, 5,212: cream
cry extra. 27c; state dairy tubs. ls@
2sh:. Eggs: Steady; receipts, 1e,45S;
nearby white fancy. 24@30c: nearby
mixed fancy. l7@22c; fresh firsts, 16k
@2lc
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JoBBING PR1rES

baked beans, lib. 50d soc; Lima bears
t16I.50 Corn: Fancy Maine, ti.I0:
standard. s5c. Table beets, 81, ,25 % 40
Peas. Fancy. early June. tl.35; stand
eye. tail. $40; nat. t2.2b; Alaska reds.
t1.S0: Alaska pinks. t1.25. Tome. .oes.
sScQtl; succotash, t1a d1.10 doz.
Conee-Packet coffee, 10O-lb case.
s1s,75 n 22.50 delivered.
Feed-Jobbing prices In i00-lb
sacks Bran. t2s: coarse middlings.
t27; fine middlings. $50: coarse corn
meal and cracked corn. t2s, corn and
oat chop, l26 per ton.
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BOSTON COPPER MARkET-ciose.

Iouez, 90; Bos. * Corbin. a. Butte
Coalition, Is. Cal. a. Ariz.. 4sh; Cal. 4
Hecla. 4lO: Chief. 81; Chino. l7A; Cop
per Range, 5Oh DAILY West, 5A Davis
DAILY. SO. East Butte, ?; First Natl,
Cons. So: CRANKY. 26: Greene Cananea,
6: Hancock. 1875; Indiana, s; Inspira-
tion, as; Isle Royale. i1%; Kerr Lake.
Az Keweenaw. ~ La Rose, Ss;
hawk, IS; New Cons, II; New. Utah,
81, Nipissing. 7%; North Butte. 22A :
North Lake. Az; Ojibway. 4; old Dom,
SO: Osceola. IS: Parrot. SO Quincy
65; Raven, 80; Ray Cons, l3& shan
non. SLID; south Lake. 4: Superior
Copper, %. Super. & Boston. az; Tam
aracck, 20: Trinity, 4; Utah Apex. =;
Utah Cons, l25s; ". S. Smelling. III y;
U. s. Smelling. pfd.. 46h; Victoria
lie; wolverine, 9sh.
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NEW YoRk sTOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine,
Webber a Co. Aug. IS: Prices were
lower throughout during the morning
session. Steel broke 20. So. Pac.
made new low level for the year. There
was some covering OF shorts during
the morning, but they were mostly
small fry accounts. and there IL no
indication OF the big shorts being at
All anxious to the outcome. The
French cabinet has not been heard from
yet on Morocco and until II In heard
from thcer will be no decided market
l11ovemenf
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Rutter-Extras. 26c: firsts. 25c To-;
dairy. iSc: packing stock. lie lb.
Eggs Current receipts. cases In
i6c per doz Receipts Friday
were $40 cases Market steady.
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PRODUCE.

The market for dressed calves was
advanced cent this morning. Not a
great many are coming on at present,
and the demand is better than the sup
ply. Poultry Is called steady. but the
greater part OF the receipts goes to
the big dressers, and a day or two OF
heavy receipts would mean lower
prices On account of the cool wealth
err tomatoes are not ripening very fast
this week. and prices have not yet
got down TO the point where canners
are taking hold to any extent. Fruits
OF all kinds are active. and commission
men are all ready for a big trade IN
peaches, which IL expected next week
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CHICAGn PROnuCE.

CHICAGO. Aug. 24.-ButteT Extras.
Csc: firsts. Ale; dairy extras, 22c; hrsts.
2oc. Eggs: Prime firsts. lie; nrsts.
young Americas. isX SisGc. I've
poultry: Fowls, l2G12hc: ducks, l38
l3hc. geese S0 &C.
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RosrnN cnPPER sHARE sALEs.

furnished by Hayden. Stone q Co: Adv
$50. Algomah $3.50. Az l75, Anal 22s5.
Amz 624 Ac sll0. Bn 2o5. Blu 1I5S.
BIB 900 Ca $40. Cal 20. Cent so. Cy ESQ.
10. Hk 6s5, Hv IFS. Ind 227o Ins $50,
c 100, do pr so. Isle Royale us. Kerr
l57, Kew as. Lake 3005. L s IS. Ms 7sS.
NV leo, My 100. No IS. New Adria 200.
n X 2l2O. Dj 245, Oc zoo. Cd $50. os
SO, apr l07. GU So. Ra 3s. 81 100. Sr 77s.
Su 55, Sb 100, So $50. Tam i56. Tn Ito.
Tuo 1855. s s 6l0 do pf ia. Tx 7s6.
Um 765. Ut 1876 vi 25 WI ass, VOL g.
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CHICACo .pRoDUCr

CHICAGO. Aug. 26.-Butter: Extras.
26c; hrsts. Ale; dairy extras. 22c: firsts
zoe. Eggs: Prime frsts. 1Tc; frsts.
1bkc. Cheese: Skins, lev 1l2Ic;
young Americas. 1871 G13&c Live
poultry: Fowls, 12h 6l3c; ducks, I3@
13hc; geese. s@9c.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

state bankers feel that the ruling of
Attorney-General Kuhn forbidding the
acceptance of postal savings deposits
Is hardship on them. Under this rul.
ing only the national banks can re-
ceive postal savings deposits In Mich
igan. The ruling OF the attorney-gen-
eral Is recognized as strictly In accord
ance with the law, as II now stands and
II Is stated that efforts will be made
to secure an amendment to II that
will enable state banks to pladge their
assets as required for the security OF
the postal savings funds.
Arthur Gaukler has regaIned control
OF the Electric Park property which
has been held for sometime by the
Union Trust Co. under a trust mort
gage to protect q bond Issue which
was placed upon the property. The
full amount of the mortgage, $107, 1886,
was paid over to Register of Deeds
Stoll, Thursday. The first step In the
redemption of the property was the
sale of the Gaukler's Point property
at Crosse Pointe to Henry Ford which
was announced a short time ago. The
redemption period had only IL more
days to run.
Under the direction OF President
Cotter, work is rapidly progressing on
the improvements TO the roadbed and
rolling stock OF the Pere Marquette
which were authorized early last
spring under an appropriation of $3,-
0O0,000 The Improvements cover ev-
cry division of the road. and II is said
that they will be a long step toward
making the Pere Marquette one OF the
best equipped roads In this section.
Fifty new locomotives have been re-
ceived and II new passenger cars.
The appropriation also calls for the
equipment OF the lines for telephone
despatching and the enlargement OF
several OF the shops Of the company.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. Aug. 25.--Money on
call: 2 per cent. Time money: az per
I cent for six months. Mercantile pa
per: AZ per cent Bar silver: London,
"a 1-16 pence; New York, 52hc. De-
The Detroit times., 1911-08-25
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
BY FINANCE.
BY "FINANCE."

Times
vi %s @ asks hss ~isSsslS q xsS rssbs
Investigated)
The Detroit times., 1911-08-25

The Savage Factories is a going
concern, has well-established repu-
tation, and has shown ability TO pay
for several years. have not always
approved OF the methods OF the pro-
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ACT|vE SELLING
LOWERS STOCKS
New Low Records Are Established
Hartman Shares Hold Up,
Despite Strike Talk.

Am Ag Chem b0A, Am Sug 4y%.
ANAL Cop 5s. Am G a II <S&, Am Cot
Oh san. Am Loo s4k. Am smelt 50.
Am r n 7 ls2h. Am lob pr 50. Ana
conda 34k. Atch 103h Bait a o 9sb.
HRT TAX. Can Pac sS2x. Cen Leather
zsH. DO ~ 2sA, Ches 4 o az Chino
Wis. Chi 4 N i4o Col + q 2sH. Col
a South 4sh, Con Gas l3sA. Corn Prod
I2K, Del & III 1e4. Dis Sec Cor sos,
Erie 2sh. do ist pr As. do I'd pf ss%.
Gen Elec ISL, CT Nor pf i2ik CT nor
do pf 4ih. Kan G s 2s4, do Pf 60
Leh Val 16O. l. a N l4lh, NJ, h =
2gh, do Of 66n NJ. st p a ST Ste M
iSi. on Pac 40h, Nat Lead 40, G
Ios1s. n Y. o a. w ss, Nor 4 w loo
4 c IEih, Press 81 Car s6S, Ray Cons
IsK, Rep a steel 2s. Read l4oS.
Rock Isl 25%. South Pae lloA. South
ny 27M. do pf sSh. Tenn Cop, 2oA.
Texas 2sK. Union Pac lsss, RnS
com 3sK. u Steel 40. do pf 114h, u
Bonds fo4E, vir-Car Chem 50. Utah
Cop a2k. Wabash ~ do Pf ~ Mes, =
As *. do pf 81 bid, s2h asked.
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LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALo-Opesing.
i'm nln9 Il gfeveua, I.lv. Rfoek ne,

Dunning & stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO. N. Y. Aug. 26.--
Cattle; Receipts cars; market, slow;
good prime. 1900 to l,lQ0-lb. steers.
s6.sE G7.35: good prime I, 200 TO 1,s00-ib
steers, sSso07; best l.loo TO 1.2oo-lb.
shipping steers, sSss@64o; medium
0s: light butcher steers, tL7s0535;
best fat cows, t4.75 u s. 20: fair TO good
do, t3.50G4.60, common to medium do,
i2.75 93 Is; trimmers, u.76q2.7s; hest
s9s srs SSs ss&ssO fair 10 good odo do "a stasg5 %
stock heIfers. S325@s60: best feeding
steers. dehorned, t+.25 @lb0i com-1on
feeding steers. dehorned; $3.50 30;
se' soIoTS SStsaeE su And .sSS srgS5t oS sok bs
s363.25; best mixers and springers.
i55@65; common to good, s2o@s5
Hogs: Receipts. 40 cars; market
strong. top lambs. fwyp tpap tapap a
Qs.05: pigs s75097.7O.
sheep: Receipts. 10 cars; market.
strong: top lambs. ss.7b07; yearlings.
s4.5oa5; wethers. ,s.7594: eews, SAYS
Calves ,4.Boa1o.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO,
Aug. 25.Hogs: Receipts, 1900: mar
ket, strong; mixed and butchers. 81 O5
97I0; good heavy. sTI6T7.7u: rough
heavy, ,ssSg7iS' light '75o95lo;
2eoO: market. steady; beeves, 5000
sl0; cows and heifers, t2S0s4O;
stockers and feeders, t3.10Q6.bo; Tex
ans. ;45o96.l5: calves, ts6s.s5. sheep:
Receipts, 5000; market, steady; native.
t21b4375: western, ,t2.s063.70: lambs.
t4ds60: western. t[nas3o.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o.. Aug. 2B.--IIogs:
Receipts. 1900 head: steady; yorkers,
t7.s5; mixed. t7.eo: heavies, t7.eB: pigs,
tT25. Cattle: Receipts. 3 cars; steady.
sheep and lambs: Receipts, 3 care:
1913 top. Calves: Receipts. 200 head.
- TOP.
CLEVELAND. o.. Aug. 2B.-Hogs:
Receipts. rs cars: lower: workers.
t1.ss: pigs, t7.1b. Calves: 80. Lambs:
| te.z5. Cattle: tS07.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-25

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Weakness
characterized the market at the
opening, when losses of IL point
were general. Hartman shares did
not snstain as heavy losses as many
other issues, despite the threatened
strike situation. After ten minutes,
prices Improved.
IL a. m.--Following the slight rally.
aggressive selling forced leading Is
sues down to new low records, for the
present movement
Noon-Fractional declines marked
heavy transactions in most OF the
standard issues during the second
hour.
2 D. ma fresh selling movement
set In which carried prices back tn
the low levels of this morning.
Governments unchanged: other
bonds lower.
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BOSTON COPPER LETTERS.

Webber a Co. Aug. 25:
London Metal aMrket opening easy.
Spot, 56f. on 2s Sd: futures, 56f 1ss
on Is Sd.
Liquidation still comes from myster-
tous sources in the New York list and
this prevents any buying that nigh
come In on account OF attractive prices
The situation in the local market Is
still weak. Banks are selling out loans
OF one house here and this will tend
TO make the market weak Looks as
though the worst was over and that
owners OF the well-financed copper
STOCKS would do well 10 stick TO them
and sell those that need money or VIII
need II in the near future.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-25
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone a Co. Aug. 25:
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Reported for The Times by Hayden,
cfana a 70 AnU 25.

The Boston copper market opened
under considerable selling pressure and
as a rule declines are general through
out the list. East Butte and North
eacn losing a point
Utah Copper sold at AZ, loss Of ".
Ray is IA: Chino Is, shannon s, Os-
ceola came out at IS. adecAne OF 2.
The market Is very nervous with trad
ing fniriy large
In the miscellaneous list Shoe sold
at AZ, United Fruit 1S2h ANN Tel
132%, all being fraotionally lower.
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CLEVEI.AND.

CLEVELAND. o.. Aug. 2S-Hogs:
Receipts. as cars; lower; workers.
f1ss: pigs. t7.1s Calves: 80. Lambs:
te.z6 Cattle: tS0T.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-25
U. S. GOVT BONDS.

Bond quotations reported by Hayden.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04
FOURTH OF JULY

''He hundred and thirty five years ago today. after friy-six ahr. and strong patriotic mem had anix d their slgna'urr~ Co the Declaration col Ind.- prnd'ue" at Philadelphia. Pa. th.r. Was h'Frr th" ringing of a mighty bell who's" S"ul stirring p-als Were taken up by the people and passed along from city t" city town tu town mtu there was rejoicing iu the hearts of every true American patriot iu rh,. thirteen colonies comprising the United States.
 Today thc people of America are celebrating iu cpmmrmoratiou of that wonderful event. TO the people who went [" make mp our Sparcc population those days. It was a wonderful day. for having passed through tn" thrncs of several wears Of fighting. carving on the struggle. when stnmachs aud bodies We're pinched by the cold from lack of i""d aut proper clothing. it was worthy uf a grand celebration
 Liberty Bell. which Is now preserved for futur. generations. and is held as "n" at the most sacred relics within Independence Hall at Philadelphia rang "ut laud and clear on our nations birthday. m fact sp loud did us in- tense joyful pealS ring forth that the famous herold af glad tidiugs cracked under iis mighty load The bell bore the motto "Prpclatm liberty through out the land unto all th. inhabitants thereof" ana it did. for cannnns roared men shouted and women cried as the welcome tuur was passed along through the states where ,y-r, ear was atuned ta catch The first sound of it great message that a nation was born unto the world whose citizens were to receive the blessings of liberty.
 1T the bodies Of Franklin. Jefferson John Adams. Roger sherman and R K. Livingston have bong since moulded into dust the great instrument they drafted Is as much alive today as it was when they had completed il and prepared tho same for the sgna- lures of the nfty-six members whose names are attached Go the wonderful document
 lt Is fitting and pfoprr that the chn- dren and grown mp folks should celr- hrate this day of days in our nations history, and no opportunity should be lost for Insulting into the minds of the youth. the spirit of patriotism that filled the cut or our farefathrrs ta uvcrfnwing when they heWed. and fought like martyrs that our country could live and prosper That the new nation given birth should stand as a beacon light to an the world as a haven pf rest to all those who love the air and spirit ef freedom and be an evrr living example og the turning of the ways. where the world took upon Itself a sudden advance in civilization
 Let the children hr~ their toy guns or shoot on fire crackers Let them wave old glory mid the dim of ex- Iilosious and strains of martial music. Tor theirs is a grand country and all. who are fortunate enough to be called American citizens can well afford to| pause for moment and offer l.p a silent blessing to the great and pa- 'riotic men who way back in l776 had the courage of their convictions that they could give Co their country the Blessings or Liberty