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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
EDWARD GREETs
GEAR NICHOLAS
INCEPTION AT |REvAL MARKS
EPOCH IN DECADE OF INTER
"a NATIONAL RELATIONS.

REVAL. June ga diplomatic
event of international moment was
the chief character OF the meeting OF
King Edward. of England. and Car
Nicholas, OF Russia. here this morning
The unusual visit OF the English hing
coupled with the warm friendship Evil
sdenced by the car In his reception
marked an epoch ia the present dec
ade OF international relations.
II was between and 9 O'Clock when
the special train bearing the car and
the others OF the imperial party arriv-
I'd In Reval from St Petersburg. over
The special tracks reserved for The
use OF his majesty. The Russian i'm
perial yachts had preceded the party,
arriving at an earlier hour accompan-
led by the torpedo squadron Al
though King Edwards arrival was
heralded for the hour of 10 O'Clock.
the train bearing the Russian party
proceeded at once 10 the pier over
the especially constructed track.
AS the English yacht Victoria and
ALBERT. bearing the English party,
Dteamed into the roadstead, fianked by
the Russian and English conveys there
was a marked demonstration. The
streets were thronged with people who
took advantage o: the occasion for 4
holiday. In the English party in ad-
'dition TO the king were Queen Alex
uudra, the Princess Victoria ami a
Sarge suite. Count Benkendorff, the
Russian ambassador TO Great Britain
who arrived here last night. joined the
Russian party this morning upon It's
arrival as also did Premier Stolypin.
Foreign Minister lswolsky and Minis
ter OF Marine Dixon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09

looked for during the summer months
and sill lower prices before the mar.
ket turns for the better.
Western feeders have been sending
their hogs forward OF late. overburden-
ing the market with light weights and
poorly finished stock. The recent col.
lapse OF the corn corner In Chicago
had a depressing effect upon provl.
sions and this taken with fresh
meat market. which Is feeling the eff
feet OF the hot weather greatly, has
helped to hold down a market which
under normal conditions, would have
exhibited some fireworks. The time
for big bulge In live hogs has not
arrived, just yet, but IL will come TO
hand within the next so days. Own
ers OF good thrifty hogs will do we'll
10 keep them growing, for they will
bring a long price before Oct. /. May
and June are the golden months for
fat steers; August and September gen.
orally turn the trick In the hog mar
ket.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
BANK OF COMMERCE
SEEKS CITY DEPOSITS

meeting OF the council ways ana
means committee was held Tuesday
morning to consider the placing OF
city deposits for the coming year. The
National Bank OF Commerce put In a
bid for the Is per cent Of city deposits
which were formerly kept by the Com
mercial National bank. President r.
p. Joy told the aldermen that he might
have bid more than 2 per cent on the
deposits had there been bidding. but
that. since It was decided to let other
banks have the money at 2 per cent.
he could not pay more. No definite
action was taken.
Some OF the banks are trying to
get a more lenient form Of bond, bnt
the city officials are disposed to stand
Arm for the best bond obtainable.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
Butchers lire at Mis- End to Secure
Beef Garlic; Lamb Values Lover
BY II. II. MACK.

deal. being absolutely unable 70 pur-
chase their kind OF cattle al any
price. Mich cows are again active
and strong at the range OF values
which ruled before the recent break,
Veal calves are coming freely and
prices are we'll sustained.
All through the late winter and ear
ly spring months The 1imes urged
its readers TO market their lambs be-
fore warm weather, the prediction be.
rsfIequently made that values would
york much lower as soon as clipped
lambs began 10 move freely. The
sequel has certainly amply demon
strated the wisdom OF this advice.
Feeders who have held their stock
until now must accept So per cwt.
less for them or carry them over. The
outlook for the shepherd enterprise
is not encouraging at this writing.
Wool Is low and hard TO sell and the
supply OF stock in the range country
is reported to be very large. An ex-
tensive movement toward Chicago is
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
Oakland Gar Makes
Good in Score Test

self. the Oakland was stopped on the
hill. turned round and started up
again.
The performance is all the more re-
markable from the fact that the car
was borrowed for the occasion from
a Detroit man who uses il la mis- regu-
lar business and was not especially
constructed for the test
Mr.. Brush is very proud OF this. his
latest idea in automobile construction.
and believes II comes nearer the ideal
when simplicity. lightness and ability
are concerned. than any car now on
the market. The Oakland's two-cylin-
der motor runs as smoothly as the
best four-cylinder type. while the
lightness of the car is one IL its chief
virtues. assisting materially in the
economical consumption OF fuel.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09

:, AyH.pa,ss.m,tEEaSnssy. ''sOe+'o; common
iutie--ofAcial prices Ext. cream
ing stock. l6c per ID.
Cabbage--New 81 so per crate.
Csuiiaower-caiifornia. N.750a pc,
Celery-sl0 90 per doz
.Ch.e.~-M,chignn full cream. new
i2e: Limburger. new. isc: o.d; lie;
Sr eaiifa ss ss per 70
Cherrie.-Southern. s4a4so: sweet
3i.5OQ175 per l6-qt case.
Conee-Package coffee. slt7s 9is3S
Dressed CaIve.-Fancy. s0snc: com
mon. 647c per ID.
Egg.-Miehigan current receipts
Fiosr-nfichiaun paten, 70 wood
;: ss s ssaSad , Ps,' psi .S s's straight
coarse coes %s. Gas s ssan .as Ss
chop sss coarse middlinss. SIS: nns
miaaIinss; $40 per ton.
per doz.; cucumbers: 5O07oc per doz
per Boy: pc saz.!sy. sc pep P'n fSa x %:
doz per- eoH sS
per box: green beans. 81 so per hamper
Goosebsrrie.--ss per blu.
Hardware-Wirs nails. :a4O: Base
painted bsrbed wire 32.5o: galvanized
pnrbed wire. $3.50: No. . aaneaied wire
cloth. :, &C per 100 fee:; lap and slip,
SO and per cent on: oouitrv netting.
after weaving. 10 per cent on: wire
Joint +avetrough. so and 10 Der vent
on: round and corrugated conductor
pipe. 10 and per cent OF
Honey-FAncy white. i;91sc: amber.
Hickory Nuts-S3 per bu-
Hay-Detrott shippers are paying the
Following prices for now baIed hay In
car lots. T. o. b. DetfoW: No. / timothy.
1880; No. .. s120l25O; clover. mixed.
Sl2: rye straw, S.; wheat and oat
straw. 81 ton. In car lots.
Huckleberries--24-at cases. s450 y
i.i,.es-.s 20 per io0
Lcmoas--California. 3S13.6o per box.
Maple Sugar-Ncw, pure. 16c per Id.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
CITY OF CLEVELAND ON
FIRST REGULAR TRIP

The new City OF Cleveland left De-
trQit Monday night for her first regu-
!1af trip OF the season and will run on
~ regular schedule hereafter. Practi
cally every berth was taken. The
presentation of $500 set OF colors
90 the ID. & c. line Tor the new vessel
blythe city officials of Cleveland takes
Dl4ce In that city this afternoon. The
prpsentation was TO have been made
IN KDetroit Monday and large party
Of Clevelanders came over for that
puTpose in the steamer City OF 81
Ighace. the old City OF Cleveland. On
Mayor Thompson's suggestion the
ceremony was postponed on account
Of the absence OF Mayor Johnson, OF
cleveland. The two boats. bearing
the same name. presented a striking
contrast as they lay at the Wayne-st.
wharf, side by side.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
JUDGE Clasps
At VILE LETTER
PRETTY WOMAN WRITES uN-
PRINTABLE MlssIVE TO
RIVAL; FINED $50.

Oriental and poetic abuse, so viru-
lent as 10 be almost untranslatable
into English. was the means OF de-
livering shock to Judge Swan Tues
day morning. The case on call was
that Of Kate SikIch. a Cr0atian wo.
man, accused OF sending unprintable
matter through the mail.
IL developed that the woman left
Pittsburg and came here ar the same
time Steve Ruklich left his wife in
that city Rukich and the Sikich wo-
man keep a boarding house here and
the correspondence introduced was
that between Mrs. Ruklich and her
successful rival
A plea or guilty was entered and
both the assistant district attorney
and the prisoners lawyer were shy
about bringing In the letters. Judge
Swan took one. however, and read "A
few lines. May "A thousand devils
enter your body and the flesh drop
from your homes" was one OF the few
quotable passages
?, The Judge laid down the letter with
gasp and looked ar the defendant.
She is a pretty. simple BLOCKING little
appearance. and II seemed hardly pos
sible- that she could have conceived
the intensely unprlntable things writ
ten.
Il will impose a fine OF $50" said
Judge Swan, but | wish the defend
ant 10 understand that 1t Is in the
power OF this court to fine her $4,000
and give her two years at hard labor.
II there is another offense OF this
kind the punishment will be severe.
Steve Ruklich acted as interpreter
and declared he would pay the fine.
Frank Taggart was arraigned on A
charge Of bringing an alien woman,
Mabelle Gwendolyne Webb, into the
country for immoral purposes and his
trial viii take place net Tuesday
The case OF Edmond Muggleberg
went over TO the November term and
that OF c. NJ Chown TO the September
session
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09

/: Recent developments IN connection
with the trade In live cattle seem to
bend toward decidedly higher prices
f0z1 all kinds. Advices from the great
Southwestern range country indicate
1haf arrivals OF range cattle In east
Urn markets. will be delayed much
letcr than usual this year. This is
nRactly the opposite from what was
Eeneraily expected and the butchers
- the country are at their wits end
a m effort TO secure cattle for their
current killing operations. The sit
nAtion in the fat steer division OF the
market Is even worse A scarcity OF
prime cattle has suddenly become APP
parent and prices for the dry-fed kind
are soaring. A few choice bullocks
Rave crossed the scales, in Chicago,
~ IS per cwt. and the end is evil
1ently not just yet. Detroit has had
Exceptionally light runs OF cattle Of
}ate and local coolers are practically
oerc OF prime beel. The smaller
Wholesalers are practically out OF the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
NOW AT 20 PER CENT LESS
6sumgartner Has "Cut Loose" OF
Fancy Business Suits.

6aumgartner Has "cut Loose" on
Fancy Business Suits.
Opportunities are Of short legs and
quick action" says an old adage, and
this applies to the important business
announcement that Baumgartner
makes I'm this issue of The Times
Whatever else might be said. no one
will ever accuse the proprietor OF the
Chamber OF Commerce Clothes Shop
of being slow in sensing the require
ments OF business conditions. and no
sooner was II revealed TO Baum" that
the backward season was blocking the
way Of his big line OF fancy business
suits to the backs OF tasty. discrimi-
mating dressers. than he ordered a 20
per cent discount OF the entire stock.
This means that suits selling last
week for 1922 are now to be had at
sl7 so; s25 suits go for $40; $2S for
$3240: $50 for s24. and so on up to
where you can lug away $50 master.
pieces OF the tailoring art for $40.
And, best OF all. you are sure to
get the suits de luxe OF the clothing
world In style. patterns. quality and
nj the Baumgartner garments make
a mark for the best tailors to shoot at
They have the class. the style, the
drape and individuality that causes
people. TO look around" when they
pass you on the street, and your IA.
vorite tailor will make minute investi-
CATION for ipointers" that will help
him In giving satisfaction to his Gus.
toners.
The line OF spring and summer gar.
.ments is the largest Mr.. Baumgartner
has ever brought TO town. and shrewd
buyers will be sure to avail them
selves OF such an early and notable
reduction.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09

The automobile world of Detroit Is
talking over the wonderful achieve
ment of an Oakland car which, with
Albnson p. Brush. its inventor, at the
wheel. recently gave a demonstration
sof motor and brake efficiency which
has never been equalled in the history
'of the industry in Detroit
Carrying IL persons, weighing an
aggregate OF $500 pounds. the Oak
land fr3t climbed the Shelby-st. hill,
the steepest In the city, doing II both
FORWARD and backward. and then de-
ecsnded the steep declivity with motor
cut out and controlled by the brake
alone. The car even did more than
this as. on several occasions. in spite
~ the tremendous load. which weighed
almost twice as much as the car IT
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
NEW YORK STOCK LEI-rrp.

The market opened strong and i'm
mediately advanced further. Union Pa
cine leading the rise as usual and run
ming up TO within quarter OF point
OF its previous high level The market,
however, grew duh on the advance and
then suddenly on some very moderate
selling slumped on sharply Union Pa
cinc. Itself running OF two and one
eighth points In less than half hour.
IL has since rallied rather feebly from
the low level and remains extremely
dull The market has become very
largely manipulated one and when the
manipulative orders are drawn out ~
becomes extremely thin. The main
favorable influence In the market Is the
practical certainty OF Tafts nomina-
lion. The unfavorable factor Is the
probability OF very radical platform.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Furnished by Cameron Currie Co.
The course OF this mornings mari e {
has developed very little that justified
comment Such rallies as were EVIL
denced at the opening have not been
maintained and the quotations at the
present time show a decline Of from "a
to per cent In the active issues. Trad
ers are indifferent and the attitude on
the floor seems to be waiting one.
Professional operators. so far as we
can see are inclined when they do any
thing 10 sell stocks. 81. Paul made a
weak showing and would have gone
lower had IL not been for purchases
which were attributed to Standard oil
interests. The result OF the expected
cut In steel products exclusive OF rails
has had free discussion and while IL
naturally indicates loss In earnings
OF the steel companies. IL. neverthe-
less. means better results In the gross
earnings Of the railways. Sales noon.
124.744.
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PRODUCE

The Eigin butter market was un-
changed yesterday. the market here
holding steady in consequence Eggs
were steady and firm. Poultry was In
good supply and no better than steady
and dressed calves were a little slow
Receipts OF Michigan strawberries were
not as large as on Monday. but outside
shipments were liberal and the market
steady. Michigan cherries and Georgia
peaches were the new articles on the
HIST arriving IN good condition Goose
berries and huckleberries were a little
lower In price. and the market as a
whole, was active.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
COPPER MARkET-cLosE.

ArIZ tomL Il. ApeN. It. All, TO,
l5l. Rutte Gin. %. Cop Con. 7lls:
Cons. Mer.. 40: G. ~ a. l0SA, Cent. ~
- Gran. ZOE; q. Can. 81. La Sale.
Il. Moh. 5yh: Maj. 6s. Mich. si+
Miami. sss $ New. Cons. -; New. Utah;
1-l6. y Butte. 66h do EN-, a.; old
i2a Sup Pitts. l2ss sup. Cop. l. !.
Trim. Cop. 1874. Utah Cons, IL a [.
: oil 257s L :. X. & s. s7is Wet,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
New Coal Company Formed.

John B. Ford. f. l.. Ford and James
A. Curtis have formed company
which filed articles OF association
Tuesday morning. The company.
which is capitalized at 100000 will
mine and sell coal. The head Office
will be in Detroit. and the mines in
Ohio.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
.cMARKETS AND FINANCE

Bling. no: %. G. 500: b. Il c.. IA; Blu
Gin. 5soi c. 4 a. 40; 6, a. H. 1. Cop.
Range, 6+7o u; W; 70; Fr.. SO; Or. s2S,
Mass. To- Mex. 20. Mich. SO. Mob. ne,
Sey., 100; y. b. 4.lOs: q. H.. 800. Csc.
SO: Par. us: Qy.. 20: H. l.. so: $. Re,
L, r., 40, do pfd. ~. Utah Cons.
$40. Vet. IS. Wolv.. l.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
NEW YORK MET

NEW YORK. June 9.--At the Metal
exchange today steadier tone was
shown. though business continued eN-
tremely light. Tin improved NC for
spot and nearby deliveries Lead was
strong At small advance. Spelter
steady but unchanged Copper dull but
steady Quotations. Lake. l2A q l23s
electrolytic. l2is nl2A castings. IL - u
l2h;: TN. 2sh q 2sis lead. si4' q 400:
suelter S4G
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
Heat Victim Identified.

The man known as John Gagnier,
who died in st. Mary's hospital Sun
day night as a result OF being over
come by the heat, Is now thought to
be John G. Roberts. Michigan Cen
trail freight brakeman, whose home
was In St. Thomas, Ont Coroner
Bennett is trying TO locate the mans
relatives.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09

NEW YORK, June 9-With the ex-
ception OF Northern Pacific, which
showed an initial gain Of l 3-s per
cent. the stock market opened lower.
Union Pacific was down ga on the
first sale and then increased its loss
10 full point. declining 10 li7. South
ern Pacific and ST. Paul lost 5-S Can
adam Pacific l.2, Reading Is, Anal
gamated SIS and Steel common, IA.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit was also
down IA. Missouri Pacific lost IL.
Following the early declines. the mar
ket became steadler
Price movements during the first
hour were much OF the same char
acter as those OF Monday. the market
see saving without incentive either
way on the advances and rallies, but
with the difference that the range or
prices was on lower level than that
OF the preceding day. The leading
stocks opened lower under moderate
selling OF the international shares by
London and in the first half hour
made some fractional gains. The SEN
timent OF the room was bearish and
on this upturn traders sold and orer-
ed stocks down, until losses OF about
one point in prominent railroad stocks
had been sustained This decline was
followed by another rally that carried
prices up above the opening figures
again and at the end OF an hour few
OF the stocks traded In showed any
important change from Monday )
close. some OF them were a shade
higher while others showed small.
fractional declines
The room attached importance to
expected announcement OF revised
schedule OF steel prices TO be issued
after the close. There was some bull
lish talk on Union Pacific. consisting
chiefly OF predictions OF what stock
viii do before the end OF the week.
Governments unchanged; other bonds
quiet
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
Foroery CHARGE prooped.

The case OF John Dams, charged
with forgery. was nolle pressed by
Judge Connolly, Tuesday morning. on
the recommendation OF the prosecut-
ing attorney
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U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bonds, furnished by Cameron Currie
& Co: New % reg. l0S+ 0104h do.
coup lo4h bid: new Be- reg. 1910
reg. 1904 g12ih: do. coup. l22 bid.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
MARKET PLAYS
At SEE-SAW
6EARIsH SENTIMENT FOLLOWED
By LOSSES IN PROMINENT
RAILROAD STOCKS.
\. \. STOCK M.RkET-cLosE.

Am. {. 4 r. 335s An. Loco. 49la +,
Am. sugar. 1917. Am. lob. 30 n Aha.
Smeit.. IS. Anal Cop. 661a Ana. Cop,
42I. A., T. & : Re 81 b 81 -. Ssss
r r. Tr. asa. Cent Leatho 26hs Ch.
Il Ohio. i4A Can Pac., 1924. &. 81.
w 90. Colo r 81 l.. >, - Cons. Gas,
ia, Distil,, 33h Den. X Rio G., %,
Erie. 22ia Ill Cent. lSOas NJ. n. *
Tex. - .. ct. North, 1914 Newh.,
Mo. Pac., 4tis Nat. Bis. - ,
Nat Lead. g. IS; North Am. 60; North
w. 1908 North. Pac.. 1877 y; y. y 9.
* H., lO47s ont. q West. lois Pena..
l2l PEG. Gas, ~ IS Pm 4 Read. llS l,
Rep ST. IN DO Rtd- 81 Rock S,i Ia,
St. j0A. South. Pac.. SOS south. Ry
L Tex. Il Pac.. 23s Union Pac..
lf7A L. ; ;. Bonds. 9oas L s. Rub.
abasn ii s'e del p u "a 40 W. pro T. l Tsis
81; Utah, 30a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, June Cotton was
little easier this morning both on the
call and afterwards. The weather in
the belt was quite favorable and the
bears were inclined TO operate for fur
Their declines in the absence OF any
supporting orders or bullish news.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. June 9.-Hogs-Recelpts
IS. 900. slow and shade lower; light.
s520m5.55: roughs. s5.1s95.35; mixed.
IS. 20 q $50; heavy. 3540G561i1, pigs
s430q5.20. Cattle-Receipts $500.
weak; beeves, S5a7.75: cows and heif-
ers s24675; stockers and feeders. $40
q $50: calves. sA15q5.75. Sheep-Re-
ceipts 10000. strong to 10c higher;
sheep. t3.e095.15: lambs. S4.8o96.35.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. June Close; Wheat
was strong on Tuesday and prices adj
vanced. nothing OF surprise after a
steady decline OF over a week The
government report was just about as
expected, showing heavy crop In
promise. but this had been largely dis
lot OF wheat 10 buy. The crop prom
Use now Is for $50 100000 bu big
enough 10 put prices lower. but Just
now stocks are very small at all lead
ing points in the world. and IL looks
dangerous 10 sell much wheat short
Wheat Guotations-Cash No. . red 2
cars at s2rc. closing at CSC; July
opened Ac higher at SIC, and advanced
and advanced TO s7hc. No red. e0c.
No l white. CSC.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
oats-Cash No. 3 white. cars at
55@c; August. 5000 bu at 37hc. Sep
TENDER. 10000 bu at ssisc.
Rye--Cash No. 2. sac.
Beans-Cash and June. Sass oeto-
clover seed-Prime October. 100 bags
at $40.
on Tuesday included 1900 bills OF hour.
cars of wheat. and ii OF corn. With
drawals were 400 bbls OF -four. Stocks
are l4l.525 blu OF wheat s0.s12 bu OF
corn. 2s.S0s bu OF oats. and ll.25l bu
OF rye.
Kansas City wheat receipts. 10 cars;
year ago. 1876 cars
Wheat receipts at st. Louis. II 900
bu; year ago, l9. 900 bu.
Northwestern wheat receipts Tues
day. $40 cars; year ago. 343 carr.
Visible supply OF wheat in Europe.
100000 bu. decrease. g..
Exports OF wheat and -four Tuesday.
2s4.000 bu
Worlds visible supply decrease last
week. 6.924000 bu OF wheat. 80
Wheat receipts at primary points
Tuesday. $4,000 bu: year ago. $4,000
bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. June s.-Further rains in
the southwest. predictions OF more lib
eral decrease in European visible sup
ply and strength in Budapest caused
a higher opening In wheat today. Best
buying was by commission houses.
There was selling by the pit crowd.
Opening prices: Wheat-Juiy. SEQ
s5+c. Corn-July. ssa assasc. Oats
July, +3c. Pork-July. 1910. Ribs
July, s747 q7.50. Lard-Sept.. 1918
Wheat closed unchanged to y a = c
higher: corn. |. a sc up: oats were Off
= al sc. and provisions were 5 q =. Q
higher.
Closing prices: wheat--July. $50. a
SsTsc. Corn-July. 66h c bid. Oats
July, 42Ac:. Pork-.July. $3.50. Lard
July, 1857 bid. Ribs-July. s7.52M
BID.
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Reported for The Times by Cameron
Currie q Co. 116Ll1S Griswold-st.
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

BOSTON. Mass. June s--Sales. fur
nished by Cameron Currie & Co: Adv.
so. Anal. 5.s2s: Are. 50l ALL. 22o;
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09

An ignorant person Is one who
doesn't know what you have just
found out.
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MARKET CLOSE.

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. June O.
Cattle-Receipts 200. fairly active.
steady. Veals-Active. steady at $50
fairly active, steady. lambs, $3.50
$40; sheep. S2.T5G5.25. Hogs-Re-
ceipts .020 fairly active at firm priccs.
workers.. $685. u sos; pigs. S5.25M5.30:
heavy. $500 5.95; roughs, s450Mis0:
stays SS.50q3.75.
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EAST BUFFALO.
Report Of Market Opening BY SadleR,
nerfck 4 Co., Com mis- sion NepchantA

BUFFALO, June Especial. Cat
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