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The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
lynch plans City Dock.

Aid. Lynch will Introduce a resolu"
ton in the common council. Tuesday
night. looking to the leasing of city
dock. One CT the reasons urged why
the city should purchase the Voigt
property, adjoining the garbage re-
ceiving station at the foot OF Twenty
fourth-st., Is the need for city dock,
but Aid. Lynch thinks he has FOUND
the solution of that problem. The
water commissioners own piece OF
land, $50 by $50 feet, at the foot OF
Orleans which In new leased to
the Detroit Shipbuilding Co., at $3.50
per year. The aldermen understand
that the lease expires next April, anu
his resolution requests the water
board not to renew the lease or nego-
tate with other parties without CIV
ing the city an opportunity to bid for
the privilege.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-Openins.
Dunning & stevens Live stock Report.

EAST BUFFALO. NJ Y. Aug. 2e.-
Cattle: Receipts. 10 cars; market. slow;
best ]. 400 TO 1.600-lb. steers, S!,5O97So f;
good prime 1900 TO l,4oo-lb steers.
Id. steers. ,6.5O@7: best 100 TO 1900
Id. sh.pping steers. s5.s5 ~ $40; medium
butcher steers. 1000 TO loo lbs. 1925
G5.s5 light butcher steers, $4.5OW5.2b;
best fat cows, 34.75Gb.25; fair TO good
do. ss5oQl50; common TO medium 10.
s2T6Qs.25: trimmers. si.7bg 2.Is' best
fat heifers, s5.7566.25; good fat heif-
ers. IS q $50; fair to good do. sLsS 90;
steers. dehorned. ,42s945O; common
feeding steers. dehorned, S3.S09 10;
best butcher and export bulls. $500
5,25: bologna bulls. s3.6og4; stock
bulls, ss25Qa5o; best mixers and
ssoas5. The mixer and springer
trade was from IS to IS per head low
err than last week; common kinl still
hard TO sell at satisfactory prices.
slow! heavy, s7soG7.so; workers.. $3.50
sheep: Receipts, I'VE cars: market.
steady; top lambs. s6.75Q7: yearlings,
s4.5oQ5; wethers. ss.so04lo; ewes
CAVES: ,45O0aas.
EAST BUFFALO-ClOss.
Fast BUFFALO. n. Y. Aug. %
Cattle: Receipts. 200 head; market
1s
err grades, 1907. Calves: Receipts. l26
head market. active; Gull TO choice.
$55e@s.50. Sheep and lambs: Re-
.ceipts, 400 head: market. fair; choice
lambs, t66T: Gull to fair. s4.75Q5.25:
yearlipgs, sA5046; sheep, S1.5093.s6.
Hogs Receipts, 2.250 head; market.
slow and sc lower; workers.. $sG sos:
pigs. $T5097.55; mixed, IS; heavy. IS;
roughs. $3.50; stays. $6.5o46.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO,
Aug. 2e.-Hogs: Receipts. $4,000; mar
ket steady. mixed and butchers, $T05 q
7.75; good heavy. t71o@765: rough
heavy, ses00Tl0. light. t7.2O97.so;
pigs. $485dT55. Cattle: Receipts.
1000: market. steady to higher; beeves.
t5.10Gs.l5; cows and heifers, f2.:k1
$40; stockers and feeders. s3.1015.50;
Texans, $44O@s40: calves, S648I5.
Sheep: Receipts. $4,000: market. weak:
native. s2.15@3.70: western. $2.50Q3.75;
lambs. s4Q6.70; western. s4.75QG.75.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o., Aug. 29.-Hogs:
Receipts. 1900 head; steady: heayies,
$3.50; workers. and mixed. $3.50 1870:
pigs, 81. Cattle: Receipts. cars;
steady. Sheep and lambs: Receipts. s
cars; s6.25 top. Caelves: Receipts, 100
head; 80 top.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER

Reported for The Times by Paine,
Weber e. Co. Aug. 20:
A strong London market gave the
bulls some encouragement this morn
ing. and they began a fairly spirited
attack on short interests. Covering
resulted in point or so advance. Out
side participation was very disappoint-
inR. however and tn emarket fell into
the backing and filling rut. which pre-
vailed the last few days.
Standard OIL was sensational fea-
ture on the curb. rising about ~ points
on the day The liquidation OF small
holders Is undoubtedly about ended,
and N Is an easy matter for stock TO
rise as equities, IL Is thought. and be
worth much above ruling prices. The
market inclined to await the meeting
between Mr. Kruttschmitt and labor
leaders Railroad earnings were gon-
orally more faboravle today.
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Appies-65c1$1 bu; $1509250 bbi
Bsnnnss-Good shipping stock. $50

Appie.-65c9$1 bu; s150@25o bbl
Bananss-Good shipping stock. $50
SResn.-pried Lima. sh07c per 10.
CALIFORNIA; Fruits-Flums. s2.35@s
box: peaches, St@I.25 box: pears. s1.2s
C~iery-Home grown. 2o92sc doz.
I4Gisc: domestic swiss. 1s@isc: block
Swiss, 15@16c; imported swlss. ESQ
s3c; Limburger. 13h 0l+c: brick
cheese. 14h @1sc ID.
-Gatslfffo,Fer--41-2b bu
CabbsRe-$25oG2.76 bbl
Date--Persian. B0sc Id: Fards. 1oh
Dressed c.lye.-Fancy HOLE ID;
FiEs-Imported. new. 1I@Isc per ID;
California, 2bc Id.
Fresh EetabIes--Cucumbers home
grown, Is a zoe doz; lettuce. 500 coo per
IS S a soc bu: onions iaM Si5e doa: beets.
rs a soc bu: onions. 12h else doz: beets,
T5c BID; homegrown tomatoes, 7JcfD$ 81
bu: parsnips. SIC bu; carrots, TIC l'u.
Grape Fruit-Florida. ttso15 per
Grnp.s-concords, s-Ip. baskets. 25c:
ponies. 10012c per hisket.
Honey-Fancy white. 15@1sc; No. .,
ll@14c: extracted. 6Q9c Id.
Hay--Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
lots. (. o. b. Detroit: No, 1 Timothy,
new S21 022: No. 2 timothy, n9Wt0;
clover. mixed, 5000; rye straw. $3.50;
wheat and oat straw. IL. Loose hay
from farmers wagons on the city mar
kets ranged from s20@26 as TO quality.
Hide--No. 1 cured, lac: No. 1 green.
Sc: No. 1 cured kip. l2hc; No. green,
12c. cured calf No. I. tic; green calf.
No. I, Ice per Id; horse hides. No 4.
s37s; No. 3. s275: sheepskins. as 60
vol, 2O050c; No. hides. lie OF on
kip. 1kc of on calf
Observation-Disclosures. S4.50@5.50 box.
Limes-tl d1.25 per doz.
yIcIons-Watermelo 25WsSc each:
Usage melons. s1.es0l7b bu; t2022S
Dbl.
Spanish. s1.75@1.s5 crate.
orsnges-valencias, H.b045 box.
Peaches - Small baskets, ,l5@2cc;
fancy yellow, So; IA. S1.75. A. $50;
ID. t1.25; G. 81 per bu
Pears-So07Sc bu; Bartletts 7bc0
81 bu.
f'otstoes-Car lots. track Detroit. 81
Piums-yiichigan, s1.2591 SO bu.
PouItry-Broilors. 15015hc: fowls,
ROSTERS. Sc: ducks. i2aiSc. young
ducks, lee; geese. s9ioc; turkeys. l4G
Ice ID
sweet Potatoes -virsiniaa $50 per
bu. tSGA50 bbl; Jerseys. ~ per bu;
Ts,iow-NO. 1. sac; No. >. &c per
w...s--Msdium. unwashed. I7c; nne
unwssheo. .j0'Sc; rejectiona lac lb
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
INQUIRY SHIFTS TO GARY.
Chairman Stanley and Force Of Ex
perts Arrive In indiana.

GARY, Ind. Aug. 29.--Congressman
"A. o. Stanley. of Kentucky, chairman
OF the house committee investigating
the steel industry, reached here early
to-day from Chicago, to carry the
probe into the heart Of the industry.
He was accompanied by force OF
experts, but none OF the other mem
bers OF the committee was with him.
n Is admitted, however. that the other
members OF the committee will meet
n Chicago IL further Investigations at
Gary warrant investigations at other
points In the west. -.
While In this section. Stanley will
fnvestigate the charge that the steel
trust docks in Chicago and at other
lake ports have been constructed that
only steel trust boats may load and
unload at them.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
MRS. SINCLAIR PLACES
LOVE ABOVE MARRIAGE VOW
"viIest Act Of InfideIIty IL Living
With Man You Cannot Love-"
She Says.

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-"of course
don't believe In marriage, to begin
with, but as long as the world insists
on maintaining this artificial and
wholly illogical institution. L believe
divorce should be within the reach OF
anyone. A woman should be true to
love rather than to man. The vilest
act of infidelity, TO my mind. is hv-
ing with a man one cannot love.
This was the peroration OF today's
preachment by Mrs. Meta Fuller Sin
clair, central figure in the Upton SIM
clair divorce suit whose views on love
and marriage have startled even blase
Gotham.
With the utmost frankness, Mrs.
Sinclair discussed the course she has
pursued in quest of her soulmate, a
search she says she will now continue
until success rewards her. She coli
fessed complete indifference to public
comment and declared that II she
finds Harry Kemp. the Kansas tramp
poet named by Sinclair in his divorce
petition. Is her true affinity, she VIII
wed him as she sees MT.
Neither Mr.. Sinclair nor myseh
believed in marriage and we went
through the ceremony merely In de-
ference to the feelings of our friends.
she said. That was IL years ago
and since then I believe | have ad-
vanced even further / consider the
relations OF men and women private
affairs. and don't think the state mas
a right to interfere.
women generally would rather be
beaten to death than seek relief In di-
vorce, but don't believe divorce a
disgrace even when obtained on statn-
tory grounds. | fully realize Mr. Sic
ciair's suit is brought on those
grounds and In not contesting II !
make neither denial nor admission.
The public can think as It chooses
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
ansroN coPPER sHARE sALEs.

Boston copper share sales OF Aug. IS.
furnished by Hayden. stone n Co; Adv
so, Algomah 1926, Anal 1850. Anna Zinc
$50. Ariz coml ti30.( Bos corbin l25,,
Ariz soc, Centennial 8. Chino 20, Cop
Range SAL, East Butte 1872. FIR le92.
Giroux ITO. CRANKY u. Or Can 97S,
Hancock go. Ind $50. Insp $50, Island
$40. Keweenaw SO, Lake US, LaSalle
10. Mass 400, Mayfiower l25. sdohawk
lis. New ass, No Butte 725, No Lake
420, Ojibway so. Old Com IS. Osceola bS
Parrott 40. Quincy so. Ray Con les,
shannon l45, Sup 80. Sup a b 665. Tam
10. Trim 30, u Smelt lea. do pr IS.
Utah Eek $50. Ut Cons 90. Ut Cop l72,
Winona 80. VOL 60, wy 400.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29

Reported for The Times by Paine,
Webber a Co.. Aug. ~;
London metal market opening hrm;
Spot SCI IS Cd. up Is Sd, FUTURES, oot
los Sd. up Is Sd.
There was a continuance OF yester-
DAYS covering movement during he
early trading In New York and stocks
resporded by an advance OF a point
TO a Doint and a half In a number OF
the actively traded issues In that mar
ket. especially those that have lately
been largely oversold by eleventh hour
bears. Pressure TO sell lochl eopP.rs
seems TO have ceased. and standard Is
sus are holding steady 10 fraction
higher in the early trading.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
MARINE



IfTRofT. Aus 2e.-Up: sachem. IL
n Monday: Northern Queen. noon;
Ifl<nrnic, s;4s; Atlantis. s; John ].
Donaldson. $40 D. m. Monday; Corey.
Io| KaminIstIquia. 1870: Hill lis0:
Uufafon 2. Peter White, oliver, ):
Howard shaw. lenney, $40; castalia,
VI House. 0:lb; 1. &. smith. =. Big
Down. BritOn, Marcia. noon Monday;
~ ~ Morgan Malletoa, Thomas, North
See. 1910 p. m; Arlington. Flagg and
barge A. W. Thompson. 1880 Wick
Iriehtic. Woolson. 2;4S; 81. Paul. s;2o;
Beatty. 3.4B; Wlnona, 4.10; Dayock.
t;9oi Wickwire, 5; Carnegie s:Se; La
6onaa. SANTIAGO aS $50, Centurion .,a '''0'
leonard Hanna. III D. m, Monday;
ball Bros. l1:20. Andrew Epson. Man
chester Hubbard. 1915. G, IL. Green and
bafGes, - ZIMMERMAN and barges, s:4o;
BLACK, D: Peck AbysSinla, 500, Spo-
kane. 7.30; Muney, s:i5; Laughlin, $40;
sacramento. Matanzas. p. II. Miller, y;
Empire City. $50: Leonard. 10; w. i.
Heis, 1880: Taylor. 1910: Superior
e'g. ili'o. IN. 500.
aAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, Aug. 20.
Up Townsend. Allegheny. noon
Monday; Perfection and oil barge,
Carleton, y. m; Perkins. 1880; Coro-
ma. 2: Michigan, Helen c.. 4:30; Frick,
81: Jay G. Morse. 6: George Stephenson,
Mataafa. Roebling. 1880; Corrigan, $50.
Paray, Tionesta, p. m, Monday;
Cort. Nadia 10: Siemens, Manltou, IL;
Lynch, midnight; Clement, /; Culligen,
Athens. 2; Gordon, $50; Aztec. AIiztec.
fsfcel) Bradley. 4; ID, O. Mills. 4;20;
Scott. s; Gayley, $40: Black Rock Pen
dennis White. Houghton, Manda, q:
stanton. 1870: Bope s.; Northern Light.
1890: Fitch Maitland, noon
Down Colgate, Linn, 1850 n. m.
Manitoba, 1880 p. m; Maruba,
Bell, 1880: Sahara. 2: Roma. Caring
ton, Samuel r. b. Morse. 8; Moll 4;
Weston. $3.50; Bessemer. Bryn Mawr,
$50.
Cornell. 8. Queen City. $50; Reed. 10;
Joliet. 1890: Northern Wave, II; Mon
roe, Nelson. Nasmyth. 1880: Sullivan.
Duluth. 1870: Verona, 81 Mullen, $50;
Champaign, z Eads, Fritz. $3.50; Fair
BARN. 10; Christie. Interlaken, 1850.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
nosrnN coPPER MARKET-CIo.c.

Adventure. An; Ariz. Cont. Q; All
meek. 1856. Allouez. 22h; Boston Ely.
IL. Butte Coalition, 10. Cactus. I;
Cal. & Ariz, 1874; Cal Hecla. $50:
chief. so: Chino. IS; Copper Range.
First National. 100; Franklin. 6& :
Gitoux. AZ: Goldheld Cons. 5h Gran
by. 2gh Greene Cananea. lis: Hell
vetia, 100; Indiana, inspiration
IA Rose. az; Lake. 23h Mass. So
Mohawk. IS: New. Cons. II: Nlpisslng.
"a North Butte. 90; North Lake, a
ohio copper. IA Old Dom. S6ib; Par
rot 81 Quincy. 6Sh shannon;
az Tamarack. 23M Trinity, 4; Utah
Cons, 1914: T. s. Smelling, 80; y. 3.
Smelling pfd., SO: Victoria, Ia Win
ona, SO wolverine, 100.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
WANTS DEED SET ASIDE.
Aunt Of Children Left Penniless At
tacks Fathers Action.

Claiming that while his mind had
been weakened by liquor and cigar
cites. Francis, Sienkiewiz had decided
property valued at $1,000 to Stanis-
laus Sowulewski. and left his two chill
dren penniless, Mrs. Katie Lorentz,
an auSt OF the children, filed suit N
circuit court, Tuesday, to have the
deed set aside.
The plaintiff claims that undue IN
fiuence was exerted by Sowuiewskl
who took Sienkiewiz into the house to
live with him for several months ~
fore he died. The deed shows that
5000 was paid for the property, but
the plaintiff contends that not cent
passed between the men.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
ODDS AND ENDS
FROM THE WIRES

DoNALDSoNVILLE, La.-Leaving
note saying, -i'm so fat even my
wife no longer loves me, wilson
Arnoldt jumped into the Mississippi.
He was rescued.
GOSHEN. ". Y.-George Brown OF
Albany, purchased a lot In the ceme
terry here, had four marble pillars
erected and then killed himself. leav-
ing a note directing his burial In the
riot.
SAN BERNARDINO. Cal.--Kicking
a stone en- top of Mount Grayback.
w. l.. Brown started an avalanche.
which carried him and his son, 2,0Op
feet down the mountain. They were
not hurt.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
BILL IN HARD LUCK.
4 avisles Three Bucks on Girl, Then
Another Fellow Gets Her.

Bin Williams was in hard luck,
Monday. Bill took dusky damsel on
m excursion to Put-fn-Bay. He pro-
rided the basket lunch.
Then he had to submit to the indig-
nifty Of seeing her carried on by an
other fellow. He went to demonstrate
with the other fellow, who unceremon-
iously dumped basket, dishes and food
all over Bills head.
BIT that isn't all. When Bill got
hack TO Detroit, he was such an
Exitated state of mind that the police
decided to hold him for safe-keeping:
eAh wouldn't mind so much said
Bill. to Judge Stein, but, jedge. ah
lavished three bucks on that ungrateful
woman"
And Bill rolled his eyes in such an
appealing way that the Judge suspend
ed sentence.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
shoote wife: Kills Self.

CONNELLSVILLE, Pa, Aug. o.
Angered because his wife would not
return with him after she had started
for drive with her cousin, Francis
Welsh, Tip" Honn, drew his revolver
and fred at bis wife He also wound
cd Welsh and then turned the gun on
himself Today he died in the hos
ntfal here.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
RACE RIOT AT PUT.M-BAY.
Trouble Starts When Negro Pick.
nlckers Attack White Policeman.

The colored picnic at Put-in-Bay
Monday, given under the auspices of
the Hexagon and Magnolia clubs OF
Detroit, wound up with a race riot in
cited by an attack upon the white
chief OF police at the Bay. Two De-
troit colored men are reported to be
locked up and held at the Bay pending
the outcome of the injuries sustained
by the chief OF police.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
wEANEsT THIEVES ARE FoILEo.

CHARLOTTE, Mich, Aug. 29.--In
an attempt TO secure the money that
the Sunshine club had raised to pur-
chase an organ to enable him TO make
a living, Philip Covert, blind man, OF
this city. was sand-bagged by robbers
last night, and later found In his
rooms unconscious. The thieves Sc
=eafea nothing as the funds had not
been turned over to Covert. He is
seriously hurt.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
IHIEvEs ROE STORE.

PETOSKEY, Mich, Aug. 29.-The
Plume store of Bernard Levy was
entered last night and one hundred
dollars worth OF willow plumes taken
while pipes, cigars, tobacco and money
belonging TO Andrew Quallins In the
same building were untouched as
were many other OF the best plumes.
II is not known how the thieves gain
ed entrance to the building but Il Is
believed they had a key and cody
walked In.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
RnsToN COPPER LETTERS.

Renorted Tor The Times by Hayden,
Stone e. Co. Aug. %: The Boston cop
per share market opeend quietly with
prices practically unchanged. The tone
continues steady on moderate dealings
". II. rallied point TO 23H Butte
Chino and Copper Range are
up- large fractions. Lake IL quoted ne
23i2 Parrot soid at 10. riEein Of a
the e. s. Smelling issues. b0th common
and preferred. are In good demand nj
fractional advances other depart
ments of the market rule very quiet
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.-The market

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-The market
opened irregular, but with most -.
sues showing fractional gains. After
fifteen minutes trading eased and
slight losses were registered In
Union Pacific. Reading, Steel, North
ern Pacific and other leaders.
IL a. mater the early slump sup
port from the banking houses was In
evidence and net gains OF point
were made in all leading issues.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds dull.
Noon--A little further progress was
made after noon in the reactionary
movement Union Pacific declined
slightly but Southern Pacific was
firm.
2 d. my 2 o'clock the market
became weak, and most OF the early
gains were lost, st. Paul. Smelling
and Steel tumbling from last nights
figures.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
Would sue Reductien csmpany.

Because of the Detroit Reduction
Co.'S failure TO live up 70 its contract
win the city, I'm that II failed to build
he rccoiYinR stations called for. As
&'sfani Corporation Counsel Penniman
vim ask the council. Tuesday night. TO
.tih6fize him to bring suit 70 recover
|1nares
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
MINING STOCKS.

Our weekly Market Letter, just is
sued and mailed on request, contains
latest information on important Per-
cupine properties, also Beavers Mckin-
Iey-Dsrrah, La Rose, TemisknmtnE,
stewart Whining, Rawhide Coalition,
Gfroux. Ely Cons, Tonopnh belmont
and Nevada Utah. Special reports on
mines
CHARLES A. STONEHAM 4 co,
500 Penobscot Main 2410. City z410
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29

No. . yellow. 1 car at sshe. No. yell
low. car at e5hc Oats; standard.
car at taAe, at i2hc,- closing AZ
tso "a asked. Rye. Cash No Z. ssc beans;
Immediate and prompt shipment t2l1
Sept. t2.1S: Oct. tal0: Nov. siVI;
Dec, s2,0s: futures all bid. Clover
Iaas: sample, bags at siff5. as at
sample alsike. rs bags at $3.50. AZ ~.
az IS. Timothyseed: Prime spot 90
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
TOLEDO, o.. Aug 2s.--Wheat: Cash.
81 i4c: sept. siNc: Dec. s5hc; May.
N.0oh Corn: Cash and Sept, sc;
Dec. csc: May. 65Ao. oats Cash, t3c:
sept. t3Nc; Dec. 46Ae: May. 4sAc-
ky'e: Cash. ssc; Sept. sec. Cloversoed;
Cash and Oct. ti2.40: Dec. and March,
sl2.30; No 2. ti2 No. 3. SiLso; reject
ed. Sii.55 Alsike: Prime and Aug,
fl0.45; Dee. ti0.5o: March. $1,000.
Timothy. Prime and Aug, sI.0b; Sept:
$3.50; Mach, $s.97M. Butter, esss and
hay unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. Aug 2s.--wheat; Sept.
opened Ac lower. Dec. NC lower. Corn:
Sept. unchanged: Dec. nc higher. oats;
Sept. and Dee, unchanged. PROVISIONS
Noon-wheat: Sept. down &c; Dec.
down ne oats; sept, down sc; Dec.
unchanged
ciose-wheat: Sept down Nc: Dec.
down 1c. Corn: Sept. unchanged: Dec,
down Mc. Oats: Sept. and Dec down
nc. Provisions lower
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
Ice Cream Not Up to standard.

Three Italians were before Justice
Stein, Tuesday morning. charged with
selling Ice cream containing less than
~ per cent OF butter fat. which Ia con-
trary 10 the state law. Rosilino Grozi-
ano was fined s25. Anthony Colopo
and Giuseppe Cottaldo pleaded not
guilty and their examinations were set
for next Tuesday.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
MISSING WOMAN IN HOSPITAL.
Mr.. Mcbride Found III When She
seeks Medicine For Child.

Seeks Medicine For Child.
MRS. Nettle Mcbride, No. 3OS High
1t west, was reported to the police
~ missing, Monday night. II de-
vcloped. however, that she was sent
10 ST. Mary's hospital by the city
bhysicians. She left the house, Sat
nrday morning. She was i'll herself
and so was her four-year-old son.
Harold. She intended TO bring medl.
cine back TO the boy, but the physi-
clans found her own case SO serious
that she was sent to the hospital.
The boy is staying In the home OF
Anna Wsllman on High-st. west,
where Mrs. Mcbride was boarding
The latter Is separated from her hus-
hand.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29

Pontiac. Mich. Aug. 29.--Whils
.1|nt horse two miles west Of THIS
..I. fhis Afternoon. r. Leroy Pei
|.|i<f Han nainfully hurt. The animal
|/'| and Oh. PeIletfer's face was cus
.01 his WHAT'S were sprained.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
u. S. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.
cHIcAGo PRonucE.

CHICAGO, Aug 29.-Butter: Extras.
25c: nrsts. ale: dairy extras. 22c; nrsts.
zoe Eggs Prime frsts. 1Thc; nrsts.
Americas, 1sk @i3Zc. Live poultry:
Fowls. NOISE: ducks. i3gl}isc:
geese SGpac
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
NEW YORK MONEY.

call. az per cent. Time money. ~
per cent for six months Mercantile
paper, AZ per cent. Bar silver: Lon
don, 24M pence: New York, 52Hc, De-
mand sterling. sI86.Ob q 4. $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Buttef-Extras. 76c; firsts, 25c h.;
dairy 1Sc; packing stock. lie Id.
Eggs Current receipts. cases In
ciuded. i6hc per doz. Receipts Tues
day werc 697 cases. Market steady.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
STOCK MARKET
HAS MIXED TONE
Union Pacific Declines Slightly, But
Southern Pacific Is Firm in
Forenoon Session.
\. y. sroCIx MARkET-CIose.

Am b sug 4sA. Anal Cop Ss. am { &
II 4Sh, Am Cot OIL 5lh. Am Loo s4A
Am Smelt 6S%, Am T a. II ISL y, Am
Toh pf 81, Anaconda 80. Atch los. a.
@ Zoe n. b T 1914, Can Pac z2s. Cen
Leath 2sh. Ches a O IN. Chino Cop
Chi q invest l4Obt. Col f a. l IS. Con
Gas 1881. Corn Prod l2H, ID X g
20. Erie ssk. do list pr IS. Gen Flee
4sA MS Cent 1854. Int Met iik. do pf
40. Leh Val l59. l. a. n IA y, NJ, q
T 2sTk. M, 81 r 4 81 ste NJ r lSt, Mo
Pae sSN, Nat Lead 40, n g i03A. N
Y, O a w 80, Nor & West lOl. North
Pac 1854 Penn r II l20. Press 81 Car
sOIs. Ray Cons l5%. Rep ] a Steel 50 ~,
Rock Isl 24k. do pr 49h. Sloss-sheff
pf g., Tenn Cop 80. Texas "a. Union
Pac 1864, u Rub com y -, Steel
6?&, do pr ll4h, Bonds lotA. Vir-
Car Chem SO. Utah Cop i2A. Wabash
1sA, West nU Tel "a. @ ID 43h bid.
"A asked, do pr S1h bid S4h ask
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
ELGIN BUTrER MARKET.

ELGIN. Ill, Aug 2s.--Butter was
frm here yesterday at &c cents. The
output for the week was sac, 500 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
Markets and Finance

and trading light. shoe common sold
al az an advance OF lh.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
PRODUCE.

peaches now. About $500 bushels
came up on the boat yesterday, but as
the boat was late getting in and a por-
tion OF the receipts were in bad shape
besides being somewhat over-ripe. a
good many packages had to be sold for
less than quotations. Apples are doing
a little better. and pears and grapes
are active at steady prices. Butter
was unchanged this ewek. Poultry Is
steady and firm. Eggs were advanced
a half cent. and potatoes are no better
than steady. Sugar prices were
pushed up again yesterday. and the
market is very strong.
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Doh Printing Done slight. Time.
Printing Co. 1h John v -at1
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
stone & Co., Aug. 20:
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-08-30
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

that the partnership Of A. Fisher &
Smith, which has heretofore existed,
is this day dissolved and hereafter
will be owned and controlled by A.
Fisher. who assumes all the indebted
ness Of the said partnership and to
wAom all Indebtedness due the said
partnership must be paid. Said j.
Smith is not connected with the said
business in any way whatever.
Witness our signatures this the 29th
day of Aug, 1911, Hattiesburg Miss.
J. SMITH.
30-3weds A. FISHER.