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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-25
PULL CUT NO FIGURE
WITH BREITMEYER

The minor political fry cannot un-
derstand the candidacy OF Philip
Breitmeyer for mayor. the park com
missioner having gotten out no cards
nor gone in for a campaign OF hand
shaking and promising OF work.
typical conversation occurred
Thursday morning when an old
timer who has been used to get
ting easy jobs on the strength Of lin.
ing up a few votes, came In to inter
view Commissioner Breitmeyer.
II want some OF your cards" he
said first.
What cards?" asked the commits
sioner.
Some OF your mayors cards-I
want 10 get some votes for you
Il haven't any cards"
The caller looked discounted.
'How's chances for a job?" he
asked
You may land II you can do good
days work for the city" was the re-
spouse. The detected caller turned
away He does not understand it yet,
probably
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-25
SEED MERCHANTS
DISCUSS TARIFF

Tariff regulations which the seed
merchants believe TO bear unduly
upon them were discussed In the SEES
sion OF the American Seed Trade as
ISOLATION I'm the Hotel Pontchartrain.
Thursday morning. Resolutions were
presented. asking that the sections
in regard To valuations be modified,
The seed crops purchased from
abroad are ordered two years ahead.
and the present law works hardships
on the importers as market values
change In the meantime and the tarin
is made uncertain 10 figure on.
Some consideration was had OF the
postage stamp problem. seed men
getting many stamps In payment Tor
seeds and having difficulty In dispos'
ing OF them without loss.
Watson s. Woodruff, OF Orange, y.
j., was elected president of the as
ISOLATION: j. c. Robinson, OF Water
loo. Neb., first vice president; Mar
shall II. Duryea. OF New York. second
vice president: c. F.. Kendel. OF Cleve-
land. reelected secretary treasurer;
Leonard H. Vaughan. OF Chicago, as
sistant secretary.
-cha-saad- Raeff-reeefreti-a MA
ton from A. p. Farrell. OF Saginaw.
TO visit that city Invitations for next
years convention were received from
Atlantic City. Portland. Ore, and Nj
agara Falls
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-25
Fire Causes Excitement.

A fire in the residence OF Nelson
Williams. proprietor of the famous
Bucket Of Blood" saloon. at Hast
ings and Clinton-sts., caused consid.
cradle excitement among the colorei
residents OF the neighborhood, Thurs
day morning. The residence Is at No.
l73 Clinton-st. A gasoline stove ex-
plosion started the blaze and Mrs.
Williams. wife OF the proprietor, after
vainly trying to extinguish the blaze.
rushed madly out of doors, where she
added TO the excitement by fainting
away. Mrs. Bradley, another occu.
pant Of the house. followed Mrs. VIII.
liams' example and for a moment tho
fire was forgotten. while the neigh
bors divided their attention between
the two women. The department put
out the blaze after It had done about
$500 damage
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-25
WOMEN'S CLUBS HOLD
PURE FOOD DISCUSSION

BOSTON, June 25.-"Pure food" is
the topic OF discussion for todays
session of the convention of the Ma
tional Federation OF Women's clubs
and the 100 delegates and alternates
debated the various phases of the
subject in Symphony hall this fore
noon. while the thousands Of visitors
from all parts OF the world began an
other day OF sightseeing. AT the
forenoon session of the convention
the hearing of several committee re-
ports and the transaction OF much
routine business occupied the dele
gates attention. The pure food agita-
ton was taken up and discussed by
delegates and experts. DR.. Chas.
Harrington. Of the Massachusetts,
state board OF health, spoke on 10
cal meat inspection
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-25
ONCE NEEDED WIVES.
NOW DEMAND CRADLES

GREY BULL, Wyo.. June 25.-This
Town OF 200 inhabitants. which won
Tame year ago by advertising
Through the Grey Bull Commercial
Club for wives. is now claiming espe.
'r5al recommendation from President
<Hoosevelt.
Grey Bull little over a wear ago
MAS an E}2ess Eden. and the young
+ men werd dissatisfied They were
>tred Of man-snade flapjacks and coffee
INC year around and Of horse blanket
bcds oThey wanted wives. ADVERTISE
'rlents in the big Eastern newspapers
brought something like 10000 offers
10 the. band OF 100 husky young -~roN.
ere Soon there was not a bachelor
nithin 100 miles of Grey Bull.
Now the town OF Grey Bull again
neks for recognition. for during the
.oef ~'.-tv babies have been born
bro sixty families.
M 1910 Grey Bull expects TO aston.
~ tbs census takers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-25
ORDERS ISSUED FOR
SECOND BIG CRUISE

WASHINGTON. Juhe 25.-Orders
have been issued by Rear Admiral
Pillsbury. acting secretary Of the
navy. to Rear Admiral Charles 8.
Sperry. commander-in-chief OF the At
lantic feet. for the second cruise Of
the battleships on their way around
the world
The ships. according to program.
will lift anchor at sunrise OF July Z.
The first stop will be Honolulu, July
is. The others are Auckland. Aug. ,,
Sydney. Aug. 20. Manila. Oct. 1, Yoke
hama. Oct. IL. They will reach
China Oct 20 and return to Manila
Nov. :. The return Journey will be.
gin about Dec. l. leaving two months
and three weeks In which to reach
the Atlantic coast by Feb. %. the
date set by the president.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-25
NAB ALLEGED KIpNAPER.

YPSILANTI. Mich, June 25.-Cor-
nelius Gorin, colored. %. charged
with kidnapping Margaret Coughlin
from Peru. Ind, and bringing her
here. was captured by Chief OF Po-
lice Gage and Officer Pierce last
night. They lay in wait for him as
he came openly TO the home OF the
girls aunt, where she escaped to. af-
ter her. He put up fight. but was
landed in jail. The girl, who Is 13.
says CORN. forced her TO come away
from Peru with him May l.. and they
nave been tramping ever since.
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HERE is A COUPLE WHO
BROUGHT UP 40 ORPHANS

SALEM, June 25.-Demelien Justice
has been appointed administrator of
the estate OF C.. Bird wilkins, one OF
the wealthiest citizens of this coun-
try, who died on his farm six miles
southeast OF here few days ago.
Justice has given bond OF $4,000
Mr.. Wilkins was ninety years old
and was pioneer settler in this sec.
ton. His wife, with whom he had
lived for sixty-seven years, died two
years ago, The couple had no chill.
dren. but they reared twenty orphans
Mir. Wilkins was the last survivor OF
family OF seventeen. He leaves 60
near relatives TO inherit his wealth.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-25
CHIMNEY SWEEPS
OFFICE ABOLISHED

Mayor Thompson has abolished the
most picturesque job In the city's list
by simply falling 10 make an appoint
ment.
Charles c. b. Cox has for some
years borne the title OF Official chin
ney sweep and been bonded as such.
The mayor could see no sense in such
position and refused TO reappoint
him or name a successor. Cox still
insisted on his title and has on mum.
erous occasions bombarded the coun-
ell with requests for a station and
telephone. always being gently turn
ed down.
Finally the controller refused TO
pay any premium on his bond. This
week the council adopted resolution
canceling Cox's bond. All he has left
now Is the title
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AND FINANCE

Chee-e-Nichigan fun cream, new
Schweitzer. old, lsc. new, &c per 10
California fr.,'s--AprieSo,s, n;sS b per
n,!s per box: plams. siS9 per per box OK,
SIS 970c per Is %qt case.
Dressed CaIve.-Faney. sGshc; COM
mon Gulc per 10.
s, Ess. saSs snuSs lsS per doI. ''
Flo1r-Miehigan patsnt: Ia wood
:ssS second P % p.r 81 sssS' straight
''i Fs.;a@jo6O,ns S' RiSss, Bran. ,:sOo:
coarse corn meal. s2s! corn and oat
chop. sac: coarse middiinss. szs' nns
miodllnss, $40 per ton; a.
pei tox; eucumbers, sS U Soe per doI,
s,taes ace Per ps eu don cres
agns. rs q soc per box: green peas, soc q
1926 per bu. wax beans. st75G2 boa.
green beans: a.,s per hamper:
Green peppcr.-5Oc per basket
Hsrdware-wire nails. s2lo: base
SO and 8 per cent on P9sSSi'ry ns sntrsa
50 eE,,et.its-y --r-tttrrs .-srfvr--w~s~+rs,
Goth. ti.o per 100 feet; lap ane slip;
sfSsf wsssIns SeI 10 g per S sans
on: round and corrugated eondueto:
pipe. IS and per cent on.
Hoa-y-Fancy white. l29lSc: amber.
hickory Nuts-se per 6u.
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for new baied hay in
sIssS1is; No. 3 sio.so0ii; clover,
mixed. $40; rye straw. IS: wheat and
cat straw, 8, ton. In car lots:
h,de e. rs ssrsd sse No. . s sSssS.
&c. kip cured. No. !. Ore. No. 2. ~
Q5lc. kip green. No; !. SV6c. No. ..
IA GAYS; calt cured. Ne !. lie: Ny; .,
per ID: horse hides No /. s.; No. .. 81.
sheep skins. as to wool csc 0N
Huckleberries-2i-Qt cases. 1915.
Lsmon.-caiifornia. sS.7sgAss per
box.
Maple suxnr-New. pure. i5e per ID.
MushrOoms-6Qc per 10.
Onions-Texas. $3.50 per blu: Egyp-
tan, sito per ,6 6u AZ. ,ou.a lin.
seed. s5c gal. less per cent for cash
IL 10 days: diamond headlight kero-
sene. sac. turpentine. in barrel lots.
Orans~.-Cailfornia naveis. s4:s1
450 per box. Mediterranean sweets.
IS so a. per box; Valencias. s4sS o 40
Pium.-wlld goose. $3.50 per case.
MISREPRESENTATION. s250as50 per
case
P~ache~-s- basket flats, $l.5oq1.7j,
white peaches, 6-basket crates. SIG
las.
Pop Cors-Ears. IA a2c per Id.
Potstoe.--Out OF store. sl9l:lo ou;
Texas Triumphs. $3.50 per bu: Virginia
white. 81 per Dbl.
Pouitry-Hens. loc: chickens. loc:
r. f9ct gees. Sc, ducks, lS9
l&c; turkeys, lac per ID.
Provisions-Mess pork. $3.50: family
pork. ftf Uri-5U. ffgnt, Clear, 80 UU:
heavy. $l5.75: smoked hams, l2c;
dry sailed briskets. sh I9c; shoulders.
SIC, picnic hams. nc; bacon. l20
l24c; lard. in tierces. slac; kettle rend-
cred 10~c per ID
RRspberrtes-Black. $3.50 per 24-Qt
case; red. Csc per OF box.
straw berries-Home-g grown. $40 5o
per bu.
sweet Potatoes-Illinois. s2@22s per
case
susar-Crystal dominoes, $3.50: eagle
tablets, S7.25; cut loaf. Sc.I5: cubes
So so: xxx powdered. s6is: granu-
lated extra coarse, $5.s5; graduated, In
bulk. 35.75: graduated. In 2o-lb cotton
bags. $3.50: Michigan granulated. $5.sS:
A. $50; No. I. 1913: No.
3. 1915; No 3. 1870; No {. s5.s5; No. 5.
SIS so; No. c, S555: No. 7. $3.50: No. 3.
s54s: No 3, s5,4o; No 10. 1896; No. IL.
s5.so: No i2. $685. No. l3 ss:2s; No.
IA. $50: No. Is. $500 per 100 lbs
Tomatoes-Texas. 800 per 4-basket
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-25
Beautiful Prisoner Pininq.

NEW YORK, June 25.--Refusing to
touch her food or drink. Mrs. Mary
Newman. the beautiful young wife of
Meyer Newman, the wealthy jeweler.
who disappeared from his home 10
days ago with $4,000 worth OF jewels
In his possession and who Is being
held a prisoner In a den Of blackmail.
ers following a demand made upon
his relative for $4,000 ransom. Is
slowly dying of starvation. Nv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-25
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER

Furnished by Cameron Currie h Co. !:
London copper opening, spot ISL Is
Cd. unchanged. futures f5I rs cd, I'M
changed
The copper market during the first
half OF todays session has probably
been as dull FOR the same number Of
hours any day this year Many
stocks were not traded in at all. the
majority OF the list showing only bid
and asked quotations A survey OF
price changes between the opening and
the noon hour revealed nothing great
err than a difference OF one eighth. and
this was in evidence In only one or
two spots.
A dispatch from Butte says: Ana
conda and st, Lawrence mines are still
closed. Miners employed in Anaconda
say fire anu gas conditions are bad
and that II Is likely TO be some days
before mines are In condition for min
ing again.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, June 25.--Close: Wheat
was easy the greater part OF the time
on Thursday in the nearby deals, while
December was firmer. Weather in the
harvest fields was fine, and might have
had a more bearish influence had IL not
been for the strength In Liverpool and
an improved demand for cash wheat.
The crop outlook Is about as good as 1t
was a few days ago. and the big Chit
cago bears who attempted to force
prices down have not. up to the pres
emit. been successful.
Wheat quotations--Cash No. 2 red.
90c. July opened unchanged at siS4 c,
declined to s1isc. advanced to SI&c,
and closed at SIC: September opened at
closed at size. December opened at
S9hc. touched sec. advanced TO ssi. C.
and declined to sec: No red. SIC: No.
Coarse grain quotations; corn--cash
No. ;. n NC asked: No. yellow 1914 c.
No. yellow. cars at lie at &c.
Oats--Cash No. white. SEC. August.
5000 bu at lIac. September. 5000 Blu
Rye-cash No ?. car at TIC: Au-
BE Beans1cash. $3.50: October. SIS
Clover seed--Prime October 200 bags
at SIPS; December. 1920.
Receipts IN the Detroit market
Thursday. Included 500 bbls % -four. 2
ais were 400 bbls OF -four Stocks are
1e6.1es bu OF wheat. 119.411 bu OF corn.
1sS4f hu OF oats. and IL ,So4 bu OF rye.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Thursday, $4,000 bu: year ago. $4,000
bu.
Exports OF wheat and -four. 54.7si bu
India this week exported 10000 bu
OF wheat. last week nothing: year ago
! are 900 bu.
Wheat receipts az Kansas City, IL
cars: year ago, 80 cars
st. Louis wheat receipts. $4,000 bu
year ago. 10000 bu.
Wheat In Liverpool closed sd high.
err. and corn unchanged
Argentine wheat exports this week
400 GOO ,bu. estimated.
! Northwestern wheat receipts Thurs
| day. i2i cars: year ago. 337 cars
| CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. June 25-Fine weathe,
over the winter and spring wheat coun.
| try Offset the hrmer Liverpool cables
! causing an easier market September
! sold &c higher at the start. but tn,
| market reacted on rather free seilins
by commi ssion houses.
Opening prices Wheat-July. s5%c
S Sern ,s ass 10 sssc oai Pors5r
siieod ii.s2h Lard.July. ss.sSn
Riba--July. ss.15.
Wheat closed ssm& NC lower for IN,
day. Corn closed y a. NC lover ans
oats We're y "a s.c on. while provisions
were 505hc lower.
Closing prices. Wheat--July. s5L q
s5%c Corn-Jnly, 6Shc asked. Oats
July. ss.s7. Ribs--July. is.o7 asked.
/ Quotations by Cameron Currie a Co.
Open. High. Low. clost
July. Sc. xssH ssh xssA
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J. Pierp. Sails, Smiling.

NEW YORK, June 25.-J. Pierpont
Morgan. in exceedingly good humor.
because Yale saw AT TO bestow upon
him the degree OF Ii. d.. sailed today
on the steamship Provence for Eur
ope. Asked why, he was going abroad
SO soon again-having returned only n
week ago--he replied: II came over
only TO attend the wedding OF my
niece. Usurla. to Rev. DR.. VIM. simon
| have an important engagement on
the other side and must be there by
certain day"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-25
APPROVE oETRoIr's METHOD.

MANISTEE. Mich. June 20
There are 1875 members OF the Michi
gan State Medical society In attend.
ance at their convention here. Hearty
approval was given the recently In.
augurated work OF the Detroit board
OF health In supplying milk. eggs and
other necessities TO INDECENT consump-
tives. and the providing OF visiting
nurse TO instruct them how TO care
for themselves. Dr. A. l. Laubaugh.
OF Calumet, was elected president for
next year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-25
SIX MAY BE DEAD IN
LAUNCH EXPLOSION

ST. LOUIS, June 25.-At least six
persons are believed to have lost their
lives In the explosion OF the gasoline
launch Midget. near Carondelet
The wrecked launch was found on
the river bank today, but there Is no
trace Of John Krauss. her owner. or
the party OF friends he took on a fish,
ing trip. Residents along the river
heard the explosion about midnight.
but could not ascertain the cause.
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NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Furnished by Cameron Currie q Co.:
The reception OF Tafts nomination
by the market was decidedly disap-
pointing from q bull standpoint and
showed that II had been fully discount
ed BIZ the rise yesterday Prices ad-
vanced fractionally at the opening. but
plenty OF long stock was encountered
and before the end OF the first hour
stocks had declined under the lead OF
Union Pacific. and were well below yes
terday's dosing. There has been
slight rally from the lowest point and
the market Is dull at the lower level
Republic Iron a. Steel and Louisville G
Nashville both suffered considerably
from the passage. and reduction OF
their dividends and the very poor earn
ings OF railroads which keep coming
TO hand. are a depressing factor.
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BOSTON COPPER SALES.

BOSTON. Mass. June 25.--SaIes. fur
nished by Cameron currie n CO. Adv.
800: Anal. 1887: Am. Zinc, So; Arc.
100: All. so: Bling. 200; Bos. Cons. 100:
Bos. a Corb.. las: Blu. Cltn.. SOS: c. 81
A, as: c. Il II. Ia; Con. Mer.. 100: Cop
Range. iso: Elm River. 1870: FIR. 10:
CIR Can, ZOE: Isle Roy. 10; LaSal.. 10:
20: NJ. c. & c.. goo " Butte. 2s6: Csc
Z; Par. 100; Quincy. so: r. Isl. 200:
Santa Fee. so: shan. 3a3; Sup. Cop. so :
Tam ,; g Tr,n'; A. ~; T. ,so Oh; 80; o.
wolv Al
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-25
Foss After HookInG Tooa.

GALESBURG, H.. June 25.--Con-
gresham Geo. Edmund Foss, OF Chi
cago. became an active aspirant here
last night, for the senatorial toga soon
to be dropped from the shoulders OF
Albert j. Hopkins Of Aurora. He
made a speech which was enthusiast
tically cheered.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-25
EAST BUFFALO.
Report M Mnrket Opening By Sadtsr,
m Ii A r.. Ner

Report of Marker Opening ~ Sadisr,
R~~t-k n Co.. Comnsissicu Merchants
BUFFALO. June 5-(Speciai) --Cat
tle--Receipts light and steady. Hogs
Receipts 1900, steady. medium and
heavy. s6;5oQs.SS; workers. So; q 9 so
S625. Calves-s4 5OQ1.
MARKET CLOSE
- 7fa-tst A-St7c- :. Iurre-=7-Z-
Cattle-tReeeipts IS head. quiet steady
veals-ReceIpts I25 mead. slow, zoe
ceipts 900 head. slow. steady lambs
So 80; yearlings. $3.50 SIS, sheep,
s3n525. Hogs-Receipts 1850 head.
slow. steady TO shade lower; pigs
g. heavy. se.5oQs.5s; roughs. s. u 20.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO. June 25.-fiogs-Receipt
10000, market slow at yesterdays best
prices. light, s.: 709s.2o, mixed. $40 q
6.s5; heavies. IS 1eqs3S: roughs, $40
g5s5: pigs, s+.70G5.S5, workers., t6l0
6.lS good 10 choice heavies. $500 .
SIS. Cattle-Receiots 5000. market
sig $50; western steers. s+,S $50:
stockers and feeders. se.eo0 $50 cows
aud heifers. s24ogs.25: calves, si75u
$50. Sheep--Receipts $4,000. market
steady natives. $50 $50; westerns. $Su
$40: yearlings, $3.50 a $50; lambs. ma
tives. $td6.25; westerns. s4G6.+0.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.
DETROIT. June s5.-Cattle-Butch-
cts cattle duil lVu loo iONcIs prime
steers. steady. outlook. easy. Prices
ranged as follows: Choice steers, aver
aging from HOO 10 1900 lbs. $3.50
600. choice handy killers. S4.50U 80.
light 10 good butchers steers and heif-
ers. S2l4.25; common killers and fat
cows, s.. so a 400. Gamers cows. 81 20 "
2.25: common 10 prime shipping bulls,
50 q $50; light butchers and heavy sau,
sage bulls. s2.50a 3.50 stockers and
feeders. se.50Q450 per cwt. Mich Cows
STEADY. SIS 6lo. Veal Calves-Lower.
s4ms.55 pei cwt
Sheep and Lambs-DuN and slow.
quality poor; choice clipped lambs.
$5.75; light TO fair. s+.504 $50. common
10 prime sheep, s3N5 mixed sheep and
lambs. $lu5, common killers. s. ga
3.a5; culis. s2q $50 per cwt.
Hogs-Active and 6oQ 90c higher,
quality fair; prime mediums and fat
workers.. s6G6.15. light workers. and
nigs-ti-51 a 5 90 rai4shs- So e. $40 per
cwt.
Receipts until noon: Cattle. SIG;
yyU- nURS-
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Reported for The Times by Cameron
Curria 4 Co. llG-lls GrisMold al.
COPPER MARKET-CLOsE.

All. ia Adv. e. Bos. Cons. II =
Bos. & Corb-. l4t Butte Gin. %; Cop.
Con. II: G. * II. $50: DAILY w. loa
i Frank. 81: Gran. IS; G. Can.
l0h: Helv.. IA: Mass a. Mob. 5sis:
Miami, :: Mex. Con. 5: Nip = \. New.
Cons. II New. Utah. 3: New Dom.
Ia " Butte. Sc: Tar. 22 Shan. 10 "a
Santa Fe. = Sup. Cop. II: Trim Cop.
122: Utah Cons. 4oas: Wolv.. $50:
LaRnse . s-l6
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-25
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. June Robustness at
the opening Of the cotton market this
morning was fairly active. The under
tone was irregular. wall-st. interests
were credited with being heavily short
of October. the long end being held by
large spot interests. Several OF the big
pit Interests were also understood to
be quite extensively short and were
among the leaders in hammering the
list.
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PHILADELPHIA. June 25.--Flrc.
which II Is thought. had It's origin in
an explosion, this morning. sweep
through the Gray's ferry abbatoir.
Thirty-sixth.st. and Gray's Ferry road.
destroying tons OF dressed beef, caus.
ing a loss estimated at 100000. end
caused a wild stampede OF live stock.
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NEW YORK METAL.

NEW YORK. June 25.-At the Metal
exchange today. all grades OF copper
were reduced &c. Lake was down !.
IN the bid at 1850 lac: electrolytlc
and castings of nc In both the bid
and asking. at l2.50Ql275c and l2.3Ti1
ni2.50. respectively.
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u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond quotations. furnished by Cam
y lob: do. coup, i04A. bid: new IS reg,
l0i n lOi =. do. coup. l01di 0iA new
IS reg. 12lA u122. do, coup. i22Lq
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= Flsw spoIIs Gamblers, Victory.

NEW YORK. June 25.--The race
1<k interests were cheated out OF
victory today and the whole matter
settling the gambling question was
( back for some time. when Assist
~ District Atty. Fluen. OF Brooklyn,
discovered that the commitment pa.
>fs In the cases OF Melville Collins
Nd Joseph Loewey. the men select
FOR the test cases, were improper
drawn and Justice Bischoff prompt
sustained the habeas corpus writs
1rod By the Coney island Jockey
- and discharged the men from Gus
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-25
PRODUCE

There was nothing very new In the
way or prices to report this morning
bui dealers reported trade as active
with no special features. The berry
list was Increased by the arrival OF a
lew cases OF LAwton biackberries. and
there was sufficient supply of every
thing else In that line. Butter holds
a steady position. Eggs are firm. with
liberal receipts which are badly under
the influence Of the weather Offerings
OF poultry were light and the market
steady. Receipts OF broiiers have been
very limited all this week. prices re-
naming steady for lack Of sales TO
test the market
,Anples-Fancy. ss.so9Aso: common.
~ d3 per bbl =
Dutter-official prices: Extra cream
cries, 1sc. frsts. 2fc: crooks. sc: pack
ing stock. &c per 10.
at case.
Casbage-New. sl.7s per large crate.
inewer-Caiifornia. Si.7s01 per
Ceiery-sl Der doa