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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-04

John A, Chanlor ana otner ueScenu-
ants Of the Astors have leased plot ex-
tending from seth to 9th street. 175 feet
west Of Eleventh avenue, to the Mason
Seaman Transportation Company. The
plot measures 100x20O feet The company
now occupies a structure 176 feet on the
57th street block.
The company will erect four story
annex building on the property leased yes
terday. Plans for the same are being pre-
pared by Frank A. Rookie. The cost Is
estimated at 100000. The proposed
structure will be used for the storage Of
automobiles.
AS result OF sale Of a block front
In The Bronx by the Henry Morgenthau
Company 70 the Similar Realty Company
an improvement is TO be made. which,
with the cost Of the land. will involve ali
investment of about sS50.000 The pur-
chase affects the frontage on the southerly
side Of 1880 street from Kelly street 10
Intervale avenue, plot 199x1S2x100 feet.
which is to be Immediately improved with
five story apartment houses. The pur-
chasing company Is just completing
similar Improvement on an adjoining plot
in Kelly street purchased from the Nor
genthau company.
Other Manhattan Sales.
Charles j. McKenna has sold for Will
lam l.. Schearer No. $40 East S0th street.
a four story and basement dwelling house.
on lot 19,6xeS.9 feet, between First and
Second avenues. to Mrs. L. Emerson. late
OF Boston. for occupancy. The property
was held In the sellers family for forty
eight years.
Bernard J. Foss has sold. in conJunc-
ton with Theodore Ortmann, the nve
story nathouse No. <Se West s5th street.
on lot 25xss9 feet, to an investor.
Other Sales In The Bronx.
William j. Nolan has sold for the John
Fl. Buscall Company to Miss Katherine A.
Mahoney. Nos. 1852 and 1894 Brook ave-
nue., running through TO Park avenue,
five story new law house, on plot ASK
1905 feet Miss Mahoney gave In part
payment the southeast corner Of 2l6th
street and Barnes avenue, three story
apartments and stores. on plot 50xS1 feet.
and a two family house adjoining on
Barnes avenue
Charles Metzger & Co. have sold for
Leo Hemmerling the dwelling house No.
657 East 222d street to Morris Wetzler.
New Settlement House.
A new settlement house for the East
Side has been planned for Hill Stout
II will have five stories. and will be erect
ed at No. 229 10 233 East 104th street for
the Union Settlement Association OF
which Francis Brown IL president. The
building will be 42.3192.7 feet, Of con-
crete. with a facade OF terra Gotta brick.
The cost has been estimated at $4,000.
Plans for West Side Warehouse.
Plans for the erection of nine story
storage warehouse, 61.Sx104.2 feet. on the
northeast corner OF Thirteenth avenue and
eth street were filed yesterday by Otto
NJ Beck, an architect. The building Will
be built Of concrete and stone, for the
Terminal Warehouse Company, OF which
John II. Lynch Is the president. The cost
e esti,,, ated et sl5 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-04
TERATIONS.
Manhattan,

BROADWAY. 1929: to a ! sty bldg Pts
h,,p9S I,ifc and Trust Co. Pittsburgh, owner;
Smith q Ross. 1903 Park ave. architec~' e'S''
$40 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-04
PRO CLUB GETS PROPERTY.

Harris & Maurice Mandelbaum leased
thu threa story dwelling house. No. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-04
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.
september 3

with name and address OF ien.
ney.)
The Detroit times., 1912-08-21

mlttee on street openings went out
TO look over Harbaugh-aye. and SeV..
.enth and Congresssts., a ripple OF
mirth swept round the room as Dren'
non quoted Aid. Hindle as havins
exclaimed enthusiastically; Gee, IL
looks good TO me-"
Mcnamara then put questions 10
Brennon which developed the lact
that Gilman expressed himself III
favor OF the Wabash petitions at tha'
time. long before there was any talk
or intimation OF graft. McNamara
asked Brennon IL the latter did not
first breach the subject OF Job for
Gilman with the wabash railroad.
The detective insisted that the intl'
nation came from Gilman. IL was
stated that Gilman offered 10 devote
part OF his time TO serving the
Wabash for 500 a month, but, II the
company wanted him to devote ali
his time he would require $1,000 or
$4,000 year.
"Glinnan said 10 me: You are the
only one who has come here VINO
looks like a pipe line TO st. Louis
said Brennon.
THE man you wanted to get after
your talk with Thompson was Glln'
nan?" asked Mcnamara.
Yes" was the reply.
did Thompson say Gilman block
ed his franchise?'
Brennon lad previously stated that
Thompson accused Gilman OF block
ing 'meritorious measures"
Not to my knowledge replied
Brennon.
The prosecutor objected TO this
line OF inquiry and Mcnamara said
Il want TO show that the mayor
displayed animus. Suppose the mayor
said 10 the detective: Here Is an
enemy OF nine, | want you TO get him
out OF the way and he had hired
detective corrupt enough 10 do IL lot
him. We would have the right TO show
that We will show that this was
scheme from the very first TO entrap
the MAYORS political enemies. IL
shows moral turpitGde."
The Detroit times., 1912-08-21
poSToN uooI

BOSTON Aug 2l.-Prites held firm
In the local wool market during the
past week and the tendency appears
10 be upward Leading quotations fol-
low Domestic wools-Ohio and Penn
sylvania feeces-Delaine washed. 34m
Csc: XN 81 082c; X blood combing. %
n 20c: y blood combing. DC; x blood
cor hing. 30T sic. = x. q clothing, &c
q 27c; delaine unwashed. 26 n CSC; fine
UNIV ashed. % 2fc. Michigan and New
York nceces-Fine unwashed, 81 a 22c:
delaine unwashed. 24m 25c y blood un-
va shed . 7 q 2 s. -trfurrf uuwashed
2sG 29c; A-blood. 90 r. soc; y. a.. 4
clothing. 22c. Wisconsin and Missouri
-as blood. 2sh n 29c: u blood. 2sk n
2qc; Georgia 2Ga &c Kentucky and
similar T. blood uuwashed ga 2Sc:
y unwashed, 29G soc: a blood un-
washed 30G3tc Secured basis--Tex-
as-Fine. six TO eighths SO n 55c: fine
.12 months. 60m SIC; fine fall. 80 Il acc,
California--Northern 51052c: middle
country, 4sm50c; southern "a 4Sc:
fall free IS n 47c. Oregon--No, ] sta
pie ga 63c; eastern clothing 30 SIC;
Valley No / 5ON52c. Terrltory-Fina
STAPLE, 81 d7Oc fine medium staple. s.
n n sc: fine colthlng. 60d 62c fine me-
dium clothing, 5sq SOC; = blood comb
ing, 62d64c. ~ blood com bling. 571
Csc. u blood combing. 53Q 55c. Pulled
wool--Fine A. $50 soc: A supers, 55@
SIC
The Detroit times., 1912-08-21
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

- DETROIT, Aug. 21.-Close: a elem
weather map over the northwestern
states gave wheat bears renewed con-
ndence and during the early tradifg
The Winnipeg market was a leader iu
weakness owing TO local selling on
favorable reports rs TO progress ~
harvesting and quality NJ new gram.
The opening In Chicago found Armour
Grain Co moderate buyers and deal.
ers thought an unturn likely because
selling had been too popular and the
market was heavily short With fu-
turos ruling considerably under carh
wheat and 20 chance for any impor-
tant accumulation Of stocks conditions
were considered favorable TO buyers
Northwestern conditions are mixed
Much damn and stained grain is reach
Ing Minneapolis and miuers are dis
eliminating In favor OF the dry grain
20 an extent that makes tho market
lnolc weak The southwest has an easy
cash situation. hut the spot and nearby
deals In Chicago are not attractive 20
the short seller owing 70 the large
sales-of cash wheat for shlpment and
the prospect OF decreasing rather than
Increasing stocks Export buying has
not decreased 10 the extent exnected
and Chicago has little chance for an
Increase IN stocks under present con.
dltions. The visible sunply-increase on
Monday was very small and does not
lonk like doing much better this week
Wheat was duiet and steady all ses-
sion. Cash and September gained &c
apa the other deals were steady
Corn advanced &c and beans gained
eGsc Timothy seed lost 10c
Wheat quotations: Cash No red
ai.09. Sept opened without change At
ft,oN$ and closed ~ 81 .09: Dec opened
M st10H. declined 20 $40 and closed
~ si.inL Nav opened AZ t1.f3si. lost
~ md advanced 20 ti.14; No. I white.
Si.9s.
No. ;. sse; No, yellow. sac; No. vol
The Detroit times., 1912-08-21
MARKETS AND FINANCE


low. S1hc; No. 4 yellow. I car at 1S ~.
Oats-Standard. ! car at soc; sept, Boz;
Oct 35lac. No white. cars al 81 = az.
Rye--Cash on. 2. slc Tor new bid. beaas
immediate and prompt shipment,
s2.6S bid, oct. I car at 81 No,.,
s2l7. Cloverseed--Prime spot. Sioe1
bid. prime alsIlCt, Sl1. 20. sample alstNC,
5 bags az sl0.sJ. 10 ar $1O.25, ; at So
at $3.50. Timothy seed-Prime spot
AReceIpts vi wheat wednesday. Min
neapohs lsf ears. against lSS a year
ago; Duluth, 10 cars. against is, VIM
nipCg. IS ears. against 50. 81. Louis
lJg. OoO bu. against $4,000 bu Omaha
cars against 90: Chicago. 2S9 cars
The corn crop is coming forward
rapidly In central Missouri
lie Count wires that wheat is doing
well I'm northwestern Canada and the
quality is better than last year Early
fields are being harvested.
Liverpool wheat closed unchanged
and corn "a lower
Primary wheat receipts were l.l42.-
0dl bu, compared with 10000 bu a
" heat and Hour exports Wednesday
29S.000 bu.
Receipts in the Detroit market we'd
nesday included 900 hbls OF -four. ca -
were 5000 bu OF corn Stocks are
Lee, tsS hu cf wheat. S2g61 bu OF corn,
23.Ol0 bu OF oats and 5000 hu OF rye.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRoDI &C.
TOLEDO. Aug. 2l--Wheat; Cash,
SL09. Sept. S109h Dec $lllia: May
Sl5. Corn. cash 81 lsc; sept. 56ct
Dec, SIC; May. 55h. c. Oats Cash,
IS &c; sept. 35Ssc. Dec, 34as May.
SO "a g. Rye; Cash zoe. Cloverseed:
Cash and oct. 1927. Dec. sl0l7'
March SlO27 Alsike; Cash and Aug,
$i1.40; sept SLIGO Timothy Cash,
$3.50: Aug, S257. Sept. s227; oct,
seas Butter eggs and hay unchanged
CHICAGO GRAIN-Opening.
CHICAGO. Aug. 21.-Whcat: sept.
down &c oct down 10 Corn. Sept.
down &c, Dec unchanged oats.
Sept. down isc; Dec. unchanged Pro-
visions steady.
Noon Wheat Sept and Dee down
Sc Corn Sept up sc, Dec. un-
changed oats Sept unchanged. Dec
down sc. Close-Wheat. Sept. UP
Nc: Dec up &c. Corn: Sept, down
&c: Dec down &c. Oats; Sept up
= e; Dec up Nc. Provisions strong.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-21
Gilman DECLARES
HE'S NOT DISCOURAGED
Case Has Just Begun, He Says;
Has Warm Praise For
Lawyer

Discouraged? | am not" said Aid.
Gilman, discussing the developments
OF his police court examination on
the Doodle charge, Wednesday morn
ing. The case has Just begun. What
do you think OF my lawyer? He sure
ly Is going after them right. isn't he?'
Gilman was asked what he had 10
say about the testimony OF Detective
Brennon, that the alderman was hand.
ed bride money, and Glinnan's alleged
reference to Aid. Lynch as "a wolf
Nothing TO say about that" he re-
Piled emphatically.
Gilman arrived In the court build
ing about l:45, Wednesday morning.
and was seated In the clerks ONCE
when clerk was placing some pa.
pers in an envelope.
Il wish there was a million dollars
in that envelope and that | had II,
he remarked. wiping the perspiration
from his face.
We'll, understand you own six or
seven houses in Blackstone-ave.," re-
piled the clerk. jocularly.
Absolutely false" said Gilman.
Don't own a house in Blackstone
ave-"
Gilman denied that he would take
the witness stand.
The court room was more crowded
Wednesday than the day previous.
Several operatives from the Burns
agency mingled with the spectators,
and frequently. as he replied to ques.
tons, Brennon's eyes shifted from
one man TO another in the audience.
He is constantly watching the crowd.
The examination of Aid Brozo will
follow the Gilman case.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-21
NEM NnRk PRonTCE MARIxEr.

NEW 1OHk. Aug, Zl.-FlOur: quiet
and uncnanged. Pork; Steady. mess.
s20G2O.50 Lard Easy; middle west
spot. $11.05G11l5. Sugar: Raw, firm ;
Centrifugal 90 test. S405. muscov5dc
50 test s. 90: refined, active; cut loaf
$3.50, crushed $50. powdered. $510sp
SIS granulated. S5u5.I0. coffee Rio.
No. :. on spot. lac. Tallow quiet. city
62sc. country. 6062sC. Hay: Flrmer;
prime. $l40; No 3. S1l5nl2O; clover,
95cds115 Dressed poultry quiet;
turkeys 16G s3c. chickens. l61c21c.
fowls l2m1Ic. ducks. tSd1Slzc Live
poultry. steady. geese, lie, ducks, lic,
fowls, 141s a l5c turkeys, lac roostcrs.
10c Cheese. Firmcr; state mink. coil-
mon 10 specials, i4m l6Ac; skins. com
mon TO specials. u a Ice; FUN skins. 4
20 6. Butter: Firm receipts. 1924.
creamery, extra, 20 2b1ac; state dairy
tubs 2i = Csc. imitation creamery flrsts
22c. Eggs: quiet and tlrm; receipts
1906 nearby white fancy 31m32c.
nearby mixed fancy u a Csc. fresh
nrsts % III 26c
The Detroit times., 1912-08-21

bu: new Spanish. sL4OGl5O per crate.
ORANGES Faseneias. iAney
sac %see per box
basket; island peaches, IS q soc Der 10
hn basket, white. 10 25c per 10 bu
basket; l-5 >bu yellow, zoo soc
Pears=Eartletts, S5W $50 per bbl
Piums-Si 20 a 100 per but go sec
Poultry -6roiIer@ ,sqI7c; hens. IS
filtc. stdgs, 100 lie, geese, Sc ducks.
young. i4al Zoe; turkeys; i!@iSe ID.
Putntoes-S2. 80 per sack,
Sweet Potatoes Jersey. $40 N'r-
ginia. 81 IS per bu
SglnS---DetrO;t buyers are bidding as
follows: Ng. l skunk. :z50; No. I rae:
econ s275: No. MINK 56' No !;
1omatoe.-slGl25 per bu: cana
rHuoN--Nu. I. 9Nc. .Nc :. nc 10.
Meoi-MichiE an INV ashea wool for
southorn. central ana northern see
iaine. unwashed. i0glSc. common.
rough and tine. lt3lss 10, D.
country pointE .
Canned GOods-Appics. g9ls, $3.50:
baked beans. i-ic.. 30 . cue. Ina beans.
siUl25. Corn. Fancy Maine. N.l0:
si iehSsd zoe Table able Sssis. si.a5Sii3'
Peas: Fancy, Early June. sLS0 stand
ard. 81; sosked. 50G7o. salmon:
, G.
Teds 32le; Alaska plnAs. 90. Tome;
toes sI.40gl5o. succotasn. 81 0ll 10
per aoz Peas: MarrOwtat. SLib: early
June sI.26; sifted early June. Slt9 per
Feed-JobbinE srices # Ioo-ib. sacks.
Bran. SIC coarse middlings, S-e me
mlddllngs, S3l coarse cc3n meal ana
cracked corn sSi. corn and cat Choir
FIour-Joebing prices. Best Mlchl.
gan patent. $3.50; straight $3.50; clear,
s.; pure rye $40; spring patent s6ss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sass base: plain
nrnCaled wire. 50 20 per cwt; galvan,z-
ed barhed wire. S2.35 per spool; salvan-
single SIM p 81. sxes bsSnTzed $3.50 per dcz s;;
polished. s. per doz.; black sheets. -
per cwt.; carriage bolts, small 40 per
chine Solts, small 20 per cent of:
la &c 60 per cen; on list.
OiIs--ltaw lin~eed 7,c; boiled lin
sene. l1c perfection. 10 y G. Eocene,
!. 10; Crown Easolinc. loo. per gal:
tGrIcrtlne, IN barrel lets. 4Sc per gal
Provisions pork. $3.50; fam
picnic hams sl2Wl21ac; bacon. size.
lard, in tierces llAc. kettle rendered.
l2i5c per 10,
Sugars-Corrected dauyy by w. H.
liz SS6j. > lbs. SS15; Eagle tablets.
S695, cut loaf seas; cubes. 1890:
MINK powdered. $500; standard pow
dertd. s5.S5; graduated. extra coarse,
$3.50; fine in bulk, S.. 40. 25-lb. cottons,
$3.50 diamond 4. s5.55; confection-
ers' A. S5AO; No. l. s5.45; No. ?. s545:
No 3. $3.50, No 4. $3.50. No 5, $3.50:
30 6, $50 No. Z, s. 90; No. 8. :515;
No IL. s4s5; No. 10. SEQ: No. Ia.
So 90: No. 10 S4.9O per 100 lbs house
hold powdered. lib. Cartons. As 10
case 1875 per case
The Detroit times., 1912-08-21
HEATING, ALLAN AND
GUTMAN ON MAYORS
"CORRUPTIBLE" LIST
CContinued from Page one)

Brozo, 800 for Mr.. Deimel. 800 for
Mr.. O'Brien, and 800 for Mr.. Gut.
man.
Again the mention OF Aid. Gutman,
who has previously not been mention
ed in connection with the graft cases.
These two big sensations OF We'd
nesday mornings session came In the
course OF microscopic cross-eXam.n.
alton u the witness, along the lines
OF his endeovors in the city, only cur
sorry attention being paid TO Bren-
mons personality which was the
chief object OF questioning by AT.
torney Mcnamara, Tuesday.
With a complete change OF tog-
gerry" Detective Burns known 10 the
accused aldermen as wabash Wal
ter BrennUn. good fellow. mounted
tho stand 10 submit 10 further cross
examination az IL o'clock.
Brennon Gets $40 Day.
He said that he was paid approx
imately" $40 10 s1l day for his
work here. receiving a salary OF So
and expense account varying from
81 10 50 a day.
He told oil his residences. FIRST in
the Charieycix. then tho Addison. and
then az No 81 Edmundpl where he
still rooms.
Weren't you active In other mat
tiers beside looking for people 10 cor.
rupt ia municipal Affairs" he was
asked
tie denied Il.
Know w " Hannah"
He said he did not
Ever talk about buying the Dia.
mond Match Co. plant?'
The witness laughed and SAID,
NO absolutely. no"
Know Jay Mclaughlin. dealer In
sieH rails? Did you introduce him to
Mr. Delano OF the wabash The
witness said he did not.
Didn't you tell anybody that you
The Detroit times., 1912-08-21
LIVE STUCK
EAST notwithstanding.

DunnInV a stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO, n. Y. Aug. 2l.--
Gae ,. Eeo9s ESQ 70 ys 1s s55i m ssesr
sS,50m9. good prime. 200 TO l.300-lb
steers. ss4O1seO; good prime. 1890
20 l.2O0-lb. steers, sS1Sl5: medium
725: butcher steers. $50 20 600 lbs
SGI5G6.35 light butcher steers. SIS &C
$3.50: best fat cows. $3.50 80; good
10 prime cows. s4.600 $40; fair 70 good
$40; trimmers, s2.5c as; best fat heit
ers. s7G7s35: good TO prime heifers
s6.15T ESQ., fair 20 good heifers. s455
d5.s5: light butcher heifers. $3.50 =
& stock heifeIs SiN4.25. best feeding
steers. s5d5.15; common feeding steers.
s4T450: stockers. S46f4.t5; prime eN-
port bulls. $sG6.i5 best butcher bulls.
s. a $50: bologna bulls. S4.25Q4 .65;
STEADY heavy ss.7oaSs0; yorkers.
sS90M9. pigs. IS 5Om $50
Sheep: Receipts five cars; market.
strong: top lambs. s79725; year
llrgs. s54 $50: wethers. S5g5lj: ewes,
Calves. s5mlG5O.
EAST III FFALo-CIose.
FAST BUFFALO Aug. 2l.-Cattle;
prime steers. ssa9.5o butcher grades,
s. q SIS, Calves Receipts. 100 head;
market active: Gull 10 choice. S6Gl1.
sheep and lambs: Receipts, l, 800 head;
market, active. choice lambs, 81 0OU
775. Gull 10 fair. $5d7; yearlngs 81
q $50; sheep. seas. Hogs; Receipts.
$3.50 head: market, active and steady:
workers sS9OMg; pigs $3.50 6S6);
mixed. $S.95d9; heavy 1855 Il $50;
roughs $72Sa : so; stays $6.25 6.75.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Aug 2l-HOgs Receipts. $4,000 head
market weak mixed and butchers,
sT.SOMs65 good heavy, S7950s55;
rough heavy. $780, 1875; light, 5000
s65: pigs, S55OFGS.15. Cattle: Receipts,
1000 head. market. weak boeves,
$3.50 1850. cows and heifers S2.65fa
SIS: stockers and feeders. s4.25 n7.H5:
Texans. s5@Sl5;. calves. se,5og lt.
steady native. $3209425 western
s32oq425 lambs. $44O47; western.
81 3O0715
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o., Aug 2l.-Hogs;
Receipts. ! 500 head. &c lower; workers.
and mixed $3.50: heavies. Ss.55; pigs,
1896. Cattle: Receipts. cars; slow
weak Sheep and lambs: Receipts. .
cars; 1915 top. Calves: Receipts zoo
head; $40 top.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-21
THREE NIGHTS AND TWO
DAYS OUTING"

That's what you get by taking
advantage of D. & c. Line
Labor Day excursions; $500
Buffalo, $3.50 Niagara Falls,
going on Steamer City of De-
troit III. out OF Detroit, Satur-
day, August 81, back home
Tuesday morning. Just think
it over and make your reserva-
tons early.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-21
+. c. MOVES, BASEBALL
MAGNATE, Is DEAD

WASHINGTON. Aug. 21-Thomas
c. Noyes. president Of the Washington
Baseball club and one of the proprie-
tors Of the Evening Star. died at the
Homeopathic hospital here shortly be-
fore noon today. He was suffering
from pneumonia.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-21
BOSTON CoPFER LETTERS.

Reported for The Times by Paine
Wehber & Co. Aug 81: London metal
market opening; spot f7s - Ga. UP
los; futures. f7s 5s up Is Ga. The Bos-
ton market opened active and higher
this morning with the trading largely
IN Anaconda. Amalgamated. Utah Con-
per and Calumet a Arizona Anaconda
Is up TO 4b7s. AmalRamated ss Utah
Copper 64h and Calumet e. Arizona
7Sh Calumet & Hecla has declared a
dividend OF si2 per share stock now
selling at 551. all the other leading
Issues are strong and higher
The Detroit times., 1912-08-21
BUTTER AND EGGS

Butter-Extras. 26c; frsts. 25c
lb dairy 2fc: packing stock Ice 10.
Eggs-Current receipts. cases III
cluded, Candlod. &c per doZ, Re-
ceipts. Wednesday. l.026 cases
The Detroit times., 1912-08-21
BUSINESS MEN

Is II feasible for business men to buy
stocks? II so. what methods should
they follow in order to be successful?
OF this subject and will be mailed era.
tbs. Address Dept. D-64, OF the Babson
Statistical Organization. Engineering
Offices, wellesley Hills. Mass Largest
organization OF Its class In the u. B.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-21
RosToN CoPPER MARKET-CIo-e.

Adventure sts Arlz ComL, 5l4 All
meek $50: Allouez 46h Bos & Cor
hin. 4; Bay state Gas. %; Bohemia, 4
Butte & Super 43h Cal & Ariz.. -:
Cal & Hecla. 555 CentenL. 22ls Chief.
tx: Chino, asa Copper Range, 80;
Daly West. ~ Davis DAILY. "a East
Butte. IA First National 2H Frank
I'm 10 Girnux. 5lL Goldneld Cons, IA. :
CRANKY. 55h Greene Cannnea, 10i. I;
Hancock, 2sit Indiana, 1874 Inspira-
ton. 19A Isle Royale. 36h Tsld. Creek
Coal pfd 90Z la Rose, ,: La Sale
sh Lake. 36h Mason valley. lc6;
Mayofiwer. Ia Miami Copper, 296: Mo-
hawk. 6sL New. Cons. 22h: North
Butte. 1924 North Lake. 5h Ohio Cop
per. SO: Ojlbway. 4 Old Colony 3; Old
Dom. sea- Osceola, l1Sh Pond Creek.
'1S% Quincy. az; Raven, 81 RAY Cons
1924: Shannon. 1e%: Super Copper.
4s& SUPER. & Boston. 2k Tamarack
43h: Trinity. ga United Fruit com
a ~ Utah s Sons, lsh Ctah COPPER.
wolverine. t07
The Detroit times., 1912-08-21
CHICACo I.ROyIsIoN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Aug 2l.--Buttcr: Extras,
24c; firsts, 93c; dairy extras. 22c; frsts
pic. Eggs Prime firsts Zoe: firsts, lie.
Cheese: Skins 1914 015&c: young
Americas. i5T15Lc Potatoes: roo soc
Live poultry; Fowls 1914 n Be- ducks.
loo lie; geese, 7g9ac; turkeys, l2ft
12Ac
The Detroit times., 1912-08-21

NEW YORK, Aug 2l-The early
trading showed irregular price move
ments.
IL a. ma better tone was evil
dent. Trading in copper stocks
again became active Steel Common
rose ga, to rs, new nigh point for
the year.
Governments unchanged. o.ner
bonds Irregular
Noon-The copper stocks continued
In good demand, making further ad-
vances.
2 D. m.-Railroads and coppers sus-
tained losses ranging from fractions
to one point.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-21
Bapnnas-1ood nhippink stock. nI

Banhnns-'iood nhippinR stock' sls'
p-rr---Dried Lima. 797hc ID.
Berries - Huckleberries, SO $50
per bu.
Cabbaxe-,1912B per bbl
Cheese = Michigan, 1901 NeT
tsA all he brick. lehh q lie
2ih Q23c imported swiss s9q3lc 10.
Dntes--Persian. .iew. 5A 1sc per 10;
Far6s !ntI'O y e VI
Dressed Calves - Fancy, l2h u i3c;
Figs--Impprtec new. il0;sc per %:
Culift mia ESQ b.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumbers. 7nI
25c doz lettuce. asa soc per bu; spin
green Keepers 9GT si rs" per but carrots.
e5c per bu bccts. Coo per bu gTecn
corn, lsu zoo d.. turnips. SOC per bU,
rutabagas. 81 per bu.
6rnpr fruIf-FIorics- $500 1900 box
awares. s-basket crates.
$3.50 black IS soc per basket
Honey-Fancy white. I591sc; am
Ger 0l2hc: extracted. Sh u &c ID.
folicUtng prices for baled nay In car
ICtH b. Detroit: 20. J. iimothy'
MN'aiS No timothy 'is9 10 ,', SO
wheat and oat straw, ss.5O99 per TIA.
Loose markets ranged from $50 20 fOr
new and Si642 for old. as to quality
Htdes-No l cured. lShe' No
green. loo; No. ] cured calf 1sc. No
horsehides. ss.TL. Ne. horsehides.
tx.15i suecpsRink, as To- wool. 25Q6Oc:
calf
Lemon. ,s.bv0s: Msssl.
nsE t3.75Q450 doz.
bimcs--fi 6DI2b doz.
Melons Rocky Fords. t2250 $50
crate; watermelons. 25014Oc each. little
gems. 300 5Oc per basket
Onions-Esyptian. SL26 sack. sif0