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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-15
De la POLICIA IN
suIaf.
Entire los rldsiGOs de Ia bsnda no Sc
han hsGh0 las GIasifiGaciOnss
que Sc habfan aGOrdad0.
tPoF Qat % 50 inIta IO hsthD % d Blallta
PuGtoldgutT99

En- tod0 Gg neCGgaTi0 81 eatfmnfO' En-
ls poliCfe insulRR as han hecho neCeBaFiaa
RtfoEmRs dsnda IuRgo aB de egpsgaF que
aeguiF6n haOi6ndogo otEaa & fia de quo dia
cho CueEpo llegus un dis podeE BaFviR de
modelo 6 los mejore8 del mundo, de "a
miHmR fndole. ill., ~..@
PsEo 60 necsGaRio que no 20 oIyidsn de.
TALES de impoFtanCis On todR EefoRma que
90 id6B en- 81 EafsTido cuOFpo. Il
Babido eB que entire log elemeDtos pel
tsneCientes este, acaso los mis- eAforzados
gon los que fOFmRn Ii banda peEtsnscients
oil miGm0.
En- 81 FsBto del cusrpo de 10 poIiOfa,
hay eatfmulo para tod0g. En- lR banda
no paT0Cs suCedeE Coss igual.
mo 90 habfa RcoFdsdO ClRHifcaE q loB
mt,icO8 de diCha banda?
Ello nos pareCo juBtO. Porquo de zee
modo no apRFeCen 81 miamo niV0I 81 m6Si'
CO que o. de pEimeFa con ol que es do ter.
ezra, amen do que tOdoa 90 apfoRzarfsn DOE
ponsFIe On condioionsg demo. quedar Eeza'
gadUB,
En- la banda del battalion 90 han hachr,
begdn nuestEOB infoEmsB, modifCaCiones
que granjsan &l mdlico mayer hoIgurR =
la ColoCan On relative bieneatsr.
LB banda de la poliCfa hB nido siemprs
oOnnideFads como Ia mejor de 10 iBIa Y
ea do gantir que, on buEcR de m66 negura
poBiCi6n. guB elsmantoa de valer lIeguon 6
di0gFeggrSs dej6ndols On Cuadro.
&nt0ndemog que deb0 pEove6EssIa de 10
neesaaEio' % que On t0daB parties eatG la
banda, pues Bi hay feata on HoFmigueIos,
4 HOPmiwmARAps nn pNwon & Dance o9
HumaORo q HumRcRo, etc., ain ContaE el
tFRBiego On que an ls miuma capital GO la
tiene, gisndo vsCsg obligadoB IoB aEtiOtaB
& pEeDtsE BeEviCioB aEEinc0nando suB, yer.
dadeEo1 atEibutoB y dGndOBeleH sstou ing
tEumentoa: Gl Fev6 yer , 10 mSCanP.
Hay que gaE jugt0B con 10 Gxcs!ente ban
da que CuentR con m6BiCoB tan busnos como
Mili6n y Jimensz, , ACsv0do, PsrEilla,
y Vdzqusz, y otFoP, y con uu director tan
Oompstente como el 8sfor VOEsE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-15
"LI6Vams al CiDe-mama."
DINA para plano psr Gormdn ArgrIploBy.

FL Bsflor G0rm6n Arguinaony, buan
mGsicO y popular Compo1itOr, NOS hS oh
uequiAdO con nm ejsmplar de Bu Ultima
dRDzR "Ll6vame al cine mama.
Las dGnzas del senior Arguinzony tianan
Ia ausrte de hRCOEOa enssguidG pOpulAEf'
GimRE.
ED ain duda porque hay On elias Ago
que e0 Ell deliriO para IoI RmNntsu de Tsrp'
sfcoFe. ~-
"Ll6vamo al ciu, mama" eu un arreglc.
Va de BuB aptitudsa en- cate g6ns1o de
aEr'glos di6 buenS pEu0hB sI 8efi"F Az
guinzOni con aquel otFo CoEuyCAnt0 OrE0gIo
que ACRbR tRmbi6n en- mama que tan
popular 90 hR hscho:
''El autom6viT, mamG"-En una c.
Decentralization.
Sc lo pas6 81 sr. Argrinzony hAbsr de-
diOado unos FGSgoB dc ia ingsnio mdniCO
al Eefr6n say mi madEO', 20 pagAdO do
moda.
DAmoD graoiaH pOr su ObDequiO al intsli'
gente CompoBitoT.
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VGDta Exceptional

Cinturones, mOdelos nuvos
en- elastieos y seda de colores.
Estilos Bordados 4 10 Y 25
ctVs. uno. Exceptional.
Los iltimos colores de la
moda en- cintas para Gin
turones, que vendemos 4 DO
centaVos yarda, estilo de gran
Juror para esta estaci6n.
Sombrillas. Un gran sur
lido, en- blancas, bordadas Y
en- colores, desde so centavos
uno. Exceptional.
Bucles de pelo, en- todas los
matices, a S0-75 Sl-OO $3.50
uno. Trenzas de7$2-O0y S4-OO
una, gran novedad.
Mitones de seda en- todos
colores que su precio es $3.50
a IS centavos, Exceptional.
Guantes de hilO y seda en-
todos colOres y preciOs.
Flores y plumas para ador-
node sombreros, I'm bonito sur
lido, en- los dltimos caprichos
de la moda.
Pasadores para sombreros.
Nnpca hemos traido tantos
mOdelos nj tan capriehosos.
Velos para la cara el meior
surtido.
CuellOs corbatas para se-
Iloras en- bordados y colores.
Ultima moda.
Pidan nuestra lista de Ar
tfculos de Venta Exceptional,
infinidad de obietos a mitad
de su cOsto. Alfombras, Oar
mas, Lamparas, Bajillas y
ObjetO para viaie &.
Cintas es un artfculo que
siempre nos hemos esmerado
en- 81 y tenemos gran varia.
dad, desde nuestra especiali-
dae de 10 ctvs. yarda hasta
lamas RIGA para banda etc.
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OeSgraCiad0 aCGidGnte en- BarHan-
quitas.
liMpiaba ReginO Baez un revolver sis
tema Smith.
EsClptssI0 una blIl que fuO mltlT al mu
ChlGhO JOlqUtR JImOagl.
Ode muestrO oOrrssponsaI)

Julio 14.-EI domingo On laI pEimeFAG
horaB de la mahSnR oOuEFi6 en- G1te pus'
bio IN lamentabls aCOident0. OaRGR do 10
soma poblada, On IL oReina para lOa trRba'
ioH do obfaB p6bliCRg ca la O8FEstsra Do
Oomorfo un individuo IIamRdo Regime
Baoz 90 OntEstenfa On Ia limpiosa do IN
revolver aiasemR Smith. .-.-
PaEsCa que en- aqusllog mOmsntOB sl
muchaCho joaquin JimenSE paaaba PoR
aquOl Hitio. L0 CiOFto e1 que una OBpguIa.
9parsOOE 10 ttil, hiEO explosion yendo q
plomo g. 6''deBtFo2aF 81 CE6neOidGl iDf0Rtunado
'JimsnoE No muFi6 On 81 inutants. pGRo
ol faCultAtivo senior PonOs de La6n que
aCudi6 On 81 RCto prestaE guB au4iliog
DECLARE Ia hsFidG GmORtal pOE neCaidad.
FallsCi6 81 lpne1 p0E Is mafa1g 6R
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Restaurahnr Vital de Rirnrh

Restaura la vitandad' de los honbres. Ga.
IantizadO. ,PEeeiO $1-OO, orc. siempre Ia
Venta en- La Farmacia de FideI CUTLER
mety. Ha curad0 Otros, 10 CuraaV a
hOlicitan pedidOs pOr cOrreO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-15

-OAd6ver 10 fu6 practicable 10 correspondence
Rutopgia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-15

CHARLES WERE, Corrsdor dc Rdua-
no, comisionistA en- general. Agents de
las acFeditadaB CeRvesag SALVATORE
"k0WER BRAU" SlemaBas. Agante sgp6,
Cisl para Puerto Rico de Ia ConoCid6 f1bFi
ca dc EOoFsB MARIE BRIZARD'' ,. de Ion mas
aCrsditadoB vino3 de Burdsos. Agente
general de la gran fkbTics International
de C0ngaKysB ole SOlsiP' MalineB, de Bel
gicR, OfcinaB Tancs ndmeEo l. TsI6fo'
no 81. B,x 223. Prontitud, bREatuEa y
geguEidRd.
En- oata impr0nts 20 vsnds papel de
p0Ei6dico vi9jO & $500 loB 46 kil0a Gun
galSSatGL)
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CASA De PREsTAMOs de Jo76 B0'
san, Allen 81 ST Haca opoEaCion0B 10,
bTo AlhsjRa Ds8de 100 dollars en- ada.
lanta el inteE6g sara conventional y no OK
CedeE6 del 3 20 monBual. O0mpRa ven.
De alhsiaa modGEnaS , antiguaR san Juan
Puerto Rioo,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-30

products, and packers are practically
fixing prices without due regard for
the price at which raw material is
selling. Stocks OF provisions and
cured meats are said TO be much
heavier than usual but with the prob
able revival of business and manu-.
featuring the entire stock OF the coun.
try will be needed. The speculative
market seems TO be on a quiet basis
and the belief seems TO b general
that live hogs will goh igher, rela.
lively. than provisions. There is a gen
eral opinion that the speculative pro.
vision list Is very much over-sold. but
1t Will be hard for the bull contingent
to carry the market To an old. fash
Toned bulge with such large stocks OF
provisions in the storehouses OF the
country
The high prices at which all kinds
OF grain have been selling during the
past winter and spring have resulted
In great reduction in the number
OF hogs placed on feed A rise in live
hog values will. therefore. be a strlct
ly legitimate movement. There ARE
many who believe that hogs will
touch 81 I'm Chicago. bfore the present
advance has run its course
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BY II. II. Mack.

the promise OF lower prices in the
near future. Veal calves are in large
supply in the dairy districts of the
country. Prices are firm, showing
that even more calves could be used.
There is reason to believe that the
worst Is over in the sheep end OF the
trade. Wool is low. but better mar.
ket will surely follow the recent rise
in hides. The season Is about over
for heavy clipped lambs and this kind
IS drug every time few accumulate
In the market. The spring lamb has
again come into his Nown and will,
from time on, practically lead the
trade. The demand for lambs selling
slowly and on par with medium
yeariings. About the best that can
be done Ia the Detroit market. for
prime spring lambs. is 81 per cwt.
and only few hit this price. The
trend OF the sheep and lamb trade
has been a surprise and disappoint.
ment TO many. but II is generally be.
lieved that the bulk OF the stock Is
forward and smaller supplies and
higher prices are looed for soon.
The boom in beef has resulted In a
largely increased demand for pork
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-30
CURRENT RaARFR
OF IRE POLITICIANS

Mayor Thompson says that he does
not consider it likely that the Dem
ocrats OF Detroit will erect a statue
TO Grover Cleveland as may be done
by the Democrats of Chicago. The
Democrats are In the minority here
and the faction that held allegiance
TO Cleveland has been submerged,
many turning Republican. while 9TH
ers have retired from public life.
Norris ID. Hollister has made the
formal announcement that he will
run for sheriff again Last winter he
was mentioned as probability, but
he has done nothing in the meantime
while Castor, Parker and Kingsley
have been working hard for the Re-
publican nomination. HOLSTER was a
candidate for the nomination two
years ago but was showed under by
William s.. Dever. who lost at the
polls.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-30
THOUSANDS VIEW
ECLIPSE OF SUN

An almost cloudless sky furnished
just the proper sort OF condition for
the unimpeded observation by De-
troit's population OF the annular
eclipse of the sun Sunday morning.
In consequence. a large number OF
people spent part of the morning
squirting up at the sky through
smoked glass. The word annular
means "ringed" Nthe idea being that
the moon. in coming between the sun
and earth. does not totally obscure
Old Soils disk but appears as a black
spot surrounded by ring OF Are.
This was not the appearance seen
here. however. as the northern por-
ton OF the United States was beyond
the direct line OF the eclipse and the
moon appeared as crossing the south.
crn or lower section OF the suns disk.
The eclipse lasted from s:65 until IL:
40. the point of greatest observation
being at l0:3a
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papef" from falling into the ownership
of G.. Arthur Pearson, another big
newspaper owner.
FATALLY HURT TRYING
TO SEE SWEETHEART

NEW YORK, June 29.--In an effor.
to see his sweetheart, with whom he
had quarreled, Frederick Norman, 80
years old, OF Hoboken, early today re-
ceived injuries which will cost his
life.
Miss Emma Geiger lives on the fifth
floor OF an East One Hundred and
Nineteenth-st. house. Norman called
several times and was told by neigh
Dor that the girl was out. He man
aged to get into an apartment under
Miss Geiger's and climbed through the
areaway window to see IL she was at
home. He missed his footing and fell
from the fifth floor to the pavement
A policeman took him to Harlem
hospital. where II was found he had
fractured his skull. He cannot re-
cover.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-30
BOYS LIFE CRUSHED
OUT BY HEAVY TRUCK

Clarence Gardner. aged Z. a son OF
John W. Gardner, of No. 210 Lycaste
St. Fairview, was run down and killed
Saturday afternoon by a heavy truck
OF the Michigan Telephone Co.
The accident occurred on Jefferson
ave. near the car barns. The lad had
been given a penny by his elder
brother. Noah, and started across the
street for an Ice cream pie. He
stopped TO allow a car to pass. and
then ran directly in front OF the truck
Before the horses could be stopped
both wheels OF the wagon. on which
were, seated Is men, had passed over
the boy. He died within a few min
utes.
The Gardner family has had i'll luck
during the last year. On Christmas
their home burned, and they were
compelled 10 accept the aid of neigh
bors. Now the father Is crippled with
rheumatism.
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!. furnished by Cameron
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, June 2s.-CIose: The
wheat news on Monday was bullish.
but did not do much more than hold
the market steady. Bad weather was
the rule The southwest had 10 quit
harvesting at some places. owing to
rain, and the northwestern states had
here was very quiet. but millers re-
ported Improvement in demand for
-four.
Wheat Guotations-Cash No red.
soc. July opened at 81 c, and ruled
steady; September opened &c up at
sIs.c lost nc. and advanced TO ssc;
December opened at sshc. declined 10
ssc and advanced TO ssa.c No. red,
SIC: No. i white. soc.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
No. 3. 71iac: No : yellow: 73hc
oats-ca ASH No 8 white ! car at S2c;
Geo bu at ssAc 5000 bu at 4oc No. 4
white. l car at sac.
Rye-cash No. ?. 7ec; August. zoe.
Beans-Cash. s2i7. October. $3.50
Clover seed-Prlme october. 100 bags
and December. 200 bags. all at 1895.
Receipts in the Detroit market on
cars OF wheat. OF corn. and OF oats.
Withdrawals were 200 bbls OF flour.
Stocks are lss.l22 bu OF wheat. l1s.4ll
bu OF corn. l6,si4 blu Of oats. and ll,so4
wheat on passage. e.2se.ooo bu.
Worlds wheat exports last week. g.
$4,000 bu.
Wheat receipts at ST. Louis. $4,000
bu: year ago. $4,000 bu.
Northwestern wheat receipts Mon
riay. 24s cars; year ago, $50 cars.
Wheat in Liverpool closed unchanged
to \. a lower. and corn y I'D higher.
Visible supply changes: Wheat. l.
$4,000 blu. decreaseh corn. 100000 bu.
Increase: oats. 10000 blu. decrease.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Monday. $4,000 bu; year ago. $4,000
blu
Exports OF wheat and -four Monday.
Az. 900 bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO, June 29-Heayy rains In
the winter wheat belt offset the lower
cables and caused higher opening
September selling a. q &c over Satur-
day Reacting later TO Saturdays close
on scattered profit taking. good buying
developed on the reaction and market
became rather frm at small advance.
Opening prices Wheat-Juiy. s5 "
s5s!c. Corn-July. e74c. Oats-July
44tzc. Pork-July. S14Iah Lard
July. 1925. Ribs-September. S.62h.
The entire speculative list advanced
late on most excellent buying by shorts
some OF whom had sold early in the
day. There were closing advances OF
4. IIkc on wheat. a. a lie In corn, q Y
sc TO unchanged for oats. and 21s o
! 0c IN provisions.
Close: Wheat--July. S5Ac; Dos.
STAG Corn--July. see. Oats-yuly
44isc Pork-July. $40. Lard-July
50 90. Ribs-July, sS.32.
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a, straw. Il ton. in car lota

oat straw. 81 ton. In car lotn
Hide.-No. cured: dhoi No, cured.
NE; No. l. green. Sac: No. 2. green.
atsse.: RR i fus ss..n No No s0iss Soc &c. No
SIC; csit. green, No; j. ioc; Ne; a. shc
.Issep s .s eH1ss a aia as WOOL So ises "
HucklebePrfes-24-Qt cases. $3.50.
Limss-sl@i.as per 100,
M.Is...kocKy Fcrds, ,sGsso per
case; watermelons. 10000.
MushrO0ms-Sec per ID.
O.ie..-Texas. $50 per blu: Esyp-
oiis-Raw iinssed. 44c: boiled lin
in 10 days: diamond headlight kero-
sene, shc: turpsntine. In barrel lots,
Oranses-Cal.fornia naveis. $3.50
$50 per boz: Mediterranean sweets
ss.so94 per box; Vaiencias, sA26@A7e
::M,s vfSSiss 'sS 81 s.'i
PeacAes--4-basket fats. $3.50: white
Pop cora-Esrs. iMGac per ID.
Posatess---Out OF store soc bu; Texas
rriumphs. si.isQi.so per bu: Virginia
wh, os,. ss.s RsT oG Ioc: chicken, &c.
ltc; turkeys. lac per ID.
Prov1sioas-Mess pork. $3.50: family
pork. ;i7QIL5o: light. clear. $500;
heavy. li5.7s;. smoked hams. lie;
dry salted brfskets. sh @ DC; shoulders
sac; picnic hams. TIC: bacon. 100
l2hc: lard. in tierces. 9hc: kettle rend-
cred l0hc per ID.
Raspberries-Black. H945o per bu
red. 50 per bu.
strawberries--Home- grown. ssso94
sweet Potasoes-Illinois. s20a.s per
case.
sugsr-crystai dominoss. $3.50; eagle
iseas VIZ S ers sosd si ns' euSss
lated, extra coarse, s5.s5; granuIatsd. In
bulk. 1878: graduated. In zs-lb cotton
eonfeesioners' a: gs.7oi No. i. ss.7s No
z. 1875; No: 8: $50; No. 8. ss;sS: No. &
:sssss: No. o. $50 $40; No. 10. ,s'ss; NO ii.
$3.50 No IL, e536: No. Is, s5.26: No
Il, $500: No. IL. 1920 per 100 lbs.
Tomatoes-Texas. 500 soc per 4-bas-
ket crate
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-30
YOl6AN STABBED
BY HER HUSBAND

- the result OF spree INDUCED in
N Gtanislaus Szaldowski. of No. So
eeWkow Place. Saturday. his wife
= o. Mary's hospital in a precar-
~ condition, and the husband Is
1ked up In Chene-st. station.
When Stanislaus returned home at
o'clock Saturday night. drunk. his
1zo scolded him. A quarrel follow
and the husband drew out his
o4ket knife. and stabbed his wife In
H. abdomen, the blade penetrating
4$e Inches DR.. w. K. Scribner was
llpd. and after dressing the wound.
~ the woman sent to st. Mary's.
D1nldowski was arrested soon after
~ Patrolman Joseph Burke.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-30
EAST BUFFALO.
Report OF Market opening ny sadier,
n 70 a.


Report OF Market opening ny sadisr.
Reriek n Co.. Com mission Merchants.
BUFFALO, June e.--tspecial.) Cat
tle-Receipts 1000. slow; export steers.
sa BUG hers steer sp ssasss: seifers. 80
s. COWS s3q5.25. feeders s3.75n475.
stockers. s3a3.75. Hogs-Receipts TO-.
900. workers.. $3.50 ms.o5. mediums and
Receipts 2:5o0: top lambs, sa@!%'
yearlings. s5g5.'5: sheep. sSui5o.
Calves--Top, se.75.
MARKET CLOSE.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. June 20
Cattle Receipts 400, slow. 100 2Sc
ping steers. s6as.55. medium butchers
steers. s6n6.5O, heifers. s4a6. cows,
Sm 5,25. bulls. 53.2s a q, feeders. s2;zs
q f55 milch COWS. SIS q so. veals--Re-
Ing 25c lower. cuils to choice. s4.75 u
CO. sheep and Lambs-~Receipts g.
600. market slow, lambs steady. sheep.
800 lower. spring lambs. tsm $50 year :
ewes, ss.iS3g: mixed sheep. s2aIaS
Hogs-Receipts IL ,050,, active. most
grades ioq isc higher. pigs steady;
workers. So. 2596.I0. pigs, ss,go9e ~:
heavy, .se.s5qe.7o: roughs. $3.50;
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO. June 2s.--Hogs-Recsl pts
10000. market l0al5c higher: bulk.
:s.lSgs.sst light sSss4s;to mixed.
1870 a $50, heavy $500 Ns.s5: roughs,
siso q $50 good to choice heavy. ss2o
a 500. Cattle-Receipts 10000. market
steady TO loo higher; beeves. s4e5a
$50; Texas steers. sfqs,so: western
steers, s4.5Sqs.s0 stdckers and feed
$3.50: calves s475@s.5o sheep-Re-
ceipts $4,000. market i0c lower; ma
tivss. s2s5gs25; western. t2s5dss5;
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In Socie ty

Palestine lodge. No. 357. F. & A. NJ,
will give its annual moonlight excur-
sion on Monday evening, July 6. All
members and friends are invited Tick.
cts can be secured from members of
the entertainment committee.
One OF the most successful star
light parties OF the season was given
Monday evening by the transportation
club. Nearly 900 people attended the
affair. which was held on the big
steamer Britannia. which made the
trip down the river and return Ex-
cellent music for the dancers and a
dainty lunch assisted In the perfect
enjoyment OF the occasion.
Job Printing done right. Times Print
ing Co.. Is John R.-st Phone 1925.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-30
|fARMSWORTH GETS
THE LONDON TIMES

LONDON, June 2s.--It is learned to-
y that the sole proprietorship OF the
london Times has fallen TO Lord
rthcli6e, who is Mr.. Alfred Harms-
"a, owner OF the Daily Mail and
1er publications.
me preliminary negotiations were
pt secret and surprise was created
ceuse Of the little time elapsing be-
800 the transaction and the forma-
~ Of limited liability company
l1ch was formed to prevent the
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Reported for The Times by Cameron
currie 4 Co. HEELS Griswold-st.:
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

BOSTON. Mass. June 2s.-Sales. fur
nlsnea oy cameron Currie a Co. Aav.'
Cons 5s5: Bos. & Corb.. %: Butte Cltn..
lao; G. & A. IL c. q H.. =; Cop. Ran.
Ie; Frank. so: OR. Can. l.430; Isle
$50. Mich. so; Mob. so: y. b.. ESQ; o.
G. 400; o. D..N5: Csc. 3o5: Newh.. so:
Quincy. .: Shan. l4o: Trim. 81; u. 8.
r.. Ia. do pfd. 200: U. s. Coal. l02;
Utah Con. so: Utah Cop. $50. Wet, 10.
Wyan.. l.225.
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The market was rather poorly sup
piled with berries and small fruits this
morning. and in some lines there was
other Ssv Or 80 Il e eaes to about
finish the strawberry deal. except for
Struggling shipments Melons of both
kinds are plentiful and lower In price
Dealers rather looked for a small de-
cline in the Elgin butter market dur
ing the day. Eggs were firm, and
poultry steady. except thai broiiers
were little stronger owing to con-
tinued smail receipts.
Appis.--Fancy. ts.soo&so: cornmos
~" S2astee s- Or prices. .Entr. cream.
ina stock. Ice per ID.
INSTRUMENTATION. $3.50 per "a
Cabbas>-New. s1.75 per large crate
CauiiGower-californis. si.7s0s per
CAerse--Michisan full cream. new
l2c: L!mburger. new isc; brick. lac.
schweitzer, old. 1sc; new. 1sc per ID
Cs'isorn,a Fr.,t.-Aprieots, $3.50 per
: Ckerries--Southern. tl25 sweet. SIS
a 1se per is.St case .,.
nee C1 aoe ief e'"ee '0i''''
Dre:.ss csIves-Fancy sdshc; CON-
E409-Mlcnl8hH current receipts,
firsts case count. 1shc per dos
F1our-MichiRan patent. In wood,
S6.3o. second patent. 1925: straight.
sass: clear, $500 per bbL
Feed--Jobbing lots, bran. $500:
coarse corn meal. s2s corn and oat
chop, e2e; coarse middlings. S2s. nns
iniddlipgs, $40 per ton
Fr~sk vegessbles-Green onions, loo
pc. dos; cucumb>rs, 2s060c per dor:
s'sai parties: i: iSc per Hssa er.. &c
26026c doz. Elephant. &C dox. aspar-
agus. 20 0s0c per box: green peas. 90c0
rs per bu: wax beans. t1.50 per box
green beans. tt25 per hamper.
Cooseberries--t22s4 per bu
Green peppers-SOc per basket
IInrdwnre-Wire nails. t240: base
so and s per cent on: poultry netting,
painted barbed wire. s2.5c. galvanized
barbed wire. e2so: No. . annealed wire.
S220; poultry netting before weaving
cloth. 3i.t0 per 100 feet; lap anc alp.
Joint savetrough. SO and 10 per cent
off, round and corrugated conductor
pipe. rs and 6 per cent or.
Hosey-Fancy white. l20i1c; amber
I0u1Ic: extracted, s9Ghc per ID.
Hickory Nuts--ea per bu.
Hsy--De' ut shippers arc paying the
following 4 .es for new baied hay IN
car lots. b. Detroit: No. I timothy,
Si2s00ts; No. 2, Slo6oOii; clover,
mixed. $40. rye straw, -: wheat and
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COPPER LETTER.

Cameron Curiie a. Co.'S copper letter:
With the exception OF Anal gamated
on half point today. the copper
market has shown IA steady tone, but
with transactions still on very small
scale. There was some little demand
for Adventure at 3 l-y and. 3 5-s. Cop
per Range was duh at ~ and North
Butte at &C. The general list held
about stationary and closed without
feature. The metal market during the
past week has shown slight easing
on IN quotations for copper. both here
and abroad, London cables show a de-
cline OF Al IN both spot and future,
while on this side the New York metal
pound lower.
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NEW YORK METAL.

NEW YORK. June 29-Decided
weakness was shown at the Metal ex-
change today. all commodities being
quoted lower, especially copper. which
was down re for all grades. Tin wGs
OF Il for spot and nearby deliveries.
Lead was five points and spelter pa
points Of.
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||ln INJURED
M RUNAWAY DIES

natav Schock. the teamster In.
ot BY being thrown under his
@G6n when the horses attached to
nm away. Saturday, died in st.
1xy's hospital. Monday morning. He
- ~ years old, unmarried and
oorded at No. 81 GiIbert-st.
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U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond quotations. furnished by Cam
eron Currie q Co: New IS reg, 104 a
105: do. coup. l04h bid; new 3s reg,
1904. q lol ". do, coup, 1o0+ q 101 y :
new Is reg. l2i \. 1I22h.: do. coup.
l22A Ql23L.
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NEW YORK MONEY

NEW YORK. June 27.--Money on call.
nothing said. Bankers bills. $4.Ss.9op
for 60-day bills. Prime mercantile pa
per. unchanged.