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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-24
SCENTS ICE COMBINE.
Public Building Committee Can't Get
New Bids.

The city is up against an ice COM
.binc. apparently. and Aid. Heating OF
tho council committee on public build.
|lngs, Is somewhat worried as 20 JUST
THAT TO do. He held meeting OF his
committee. Thursday morning. but,
owing to lack of a quorum, il was not
decided whether new bids will be
asked
Last year the city got ice for the
public buildings at ~ 12 cents hun
I dred pounds, but the only bid this
/. year WIG II IL cents.
Il have tried 10 get other bids but
have not succeeded so far" says Keat-
ing. III there Is a chance OF getting
better prices, will throw these bids
out and get others"
Il Unless some, ice firm comes 10 the
rescue the plan once proposed by
Mayor Codd of having the city cut its
own Ice and store Il on Belle Isle for
the use of the public building and the
poor commission may be brought up
again and put into effect next winter.
This would demonstrate the real cost
OF cutting and delivering ice in this
CITY ~.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-24
PLUMBERS ISSUE DAILY
PAPER DURING MEETING
Trade journal Exhibits Unique st e'
Enterprise.-chieaso viii Iana
Next Meeting.

Association matters were threshed
out IN executive session by the Ma
tional Association OF Master Plumbers,
IN the Light Guard armory. Thursday
morning II was intensely hot IN the
armory and the punch bowl IN the
rear OF the hall was filled and empued
at q rapid rate.
The election Of officers IN the after.
noon session promises only one con-
test Stlden Walker OF Newark. y
j., W. J. Lang. OF Chicago. and Thee
dore PobloWsky. OF Cleveland, are all
candidates for yice-president
The presidency is assured for Wal
ter Norlan, OF Washington. ID. c. Chi
cago Is practically assured OF the
next convention. the delegates from
Illinois having put up fine entertain
ment campaign.
This association boasts OF being the
strongest numerically OF any OF It's
kind in the country. there being about
$500 master plumbers enrolled in It's
membership. Only 4 certain number
OF delegates are elected from eac1
state 10 attend the convention. how
ever IL is because OF the strength Ci
the organization that very serious
consideration is being given 10 the
plan proposed 90 the convention by
&c. A Richards. OF Grand Rapids. 20
establish a mutual insurance company
among the plumbers. This suggestion
has been referred 20 the incoming
executive committee for consideration
during the coming year.
A novelty with this convention is
the daily issue OF the Plumbers Trade
Journal. The management OF this en-.
terprising publication has sent full
corps OF reporters 10 the convention
and q 36-page issue Is being got out
each day. fully illustrated with dozens
OF pictures taken on the spot and
showing groups OF delegates and
scenes about the armory and the
Pontchartrain.
/ The plumbers Will have reception
and ball in Harmonic hall Thursday
evening. while Friday will witness the
end of the convention. The dele
gates and their wives will be taken
then On boat ride down the river TO
Lake Erie and back up to the Flas
for dinner.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK June -24---Pnrk easier
mess. s2l Gel so. Lard duh. middle
west spot. sii9o4l2 Sugar-Raw
frmer. refined firm. Conee-Rio No. 7
on the spot "a asc Tallow dull !;
.dsQN4f. a.. NJ SUPP quiet AZ r. {
city, So country, 5@s G5Tsc Dressed
poultry steady. Live poultry easy.
Cheese quiet; full cream specials. IL u
MI4lkc, skins, specials, lie, full
skins &c.
Coffee options opened steady. I'M
changed 70 points advance Butter
steady receipts S.7S2 creamery, extra.
e5c: state dairy, tubs 20m25c. imita-
ton creamery frsts, &c Eggs weak
receipts 1910; nearby white fancy. &c.
nearby mixed fancy. 23ie q &c; fresh
drstS 90 a 22c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-24
HOME COMING DAY IS
CELEBRATED IN ADRIAN
Grand Parade Is Held After Special
Trains Bring Homecomers From
Different Sections.

ADRIAN, Mich. June 24-(Special)
--Homecomers day is being celeDrat-
ed In Adrian today. This morning spe-
cial trains pulled into the various de-
pots bearing clubs OF former Adrian
ties. The Jackson train was first TO
arrive with the Toledo train next The
Toledo Adrianites were headed by the
Toledo newsboys band, while the De
troiters. the last to arrive, brought
Green's military band. The Chicago
club came last night grand parade
was Immediately held and afterward
the program with the welcoming I'D.
dress, turning over the keys of the
city. was taken up.
This afternoon occurred the dedi-
cation and unwilling OF the Laura Hay
Hand. the civil war nurse monument.
Job Printing done right. Times Print
ing Co.. Is John R-st Phone 1928.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-24
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. June 24-Close-St Louis
IS receiving new wheat now ana the
bears look for drop In the market
when the new grain shows up Bear sh
sentiment generally comes from ~
Louis at this time OF year but aside
from that there IS nothing very bear
fsh in the present outlook Bearas,
big and little. have been doing a lot
OF selling for over a week IN chicago.
and all the stuff has passed into the
hands OF a powerful group or dealers.
,vho now control so much wheat az 10
have the market practically In their
hands They are expected 10 put prices
up when the Liquidation on ye.y whS S'd
not last long but the weakness that
followed was quickly displaced by an
other season OF strength which car
rted prices 10 the highest point OF the
day The close was quiet and un-
changed in cash wheat. = C. higher IN
Juiv. and nc higher In September anu
December. compared with "Wednesday
wheat quotations-cash No 2 red.
si49. July opened with an advance OF
a. Vat st14i4 declined 10 sl1aA. ad-
,anccd - si.i5h and closed az u = 2. .
-;.utar1ber opened az 81 10. declined to
fIOPE. advanced 20 S.l0A. and de
ciined 20 sl10M December opened az
81 tOL lost i4c. advanced 70 ~ J..
and closed ~ siIOA. No 3 red. si.toS
80 J white 81 -.
Coarse grain quotations. Corn
cash No. 3, IS atc, No ? yellow, ! car
Oats-Cash 30. white. cars AZ
5gt4 September, f4iac.
Rye-Cash No . &c.
RcGans-Cash. s. so. October. 81 oj
bid
CIoyerVced-P Prime October f6s5.
March. so bags AT 81
Receipts ia the Detroit market
Thursday Included 100 bbls - flour. 3
cars 81 corn, 5 Of oats. % barley
and 1 Of rye Withdrawals were .2i0
+ bbls Of -four Stocks arc 2i6.s90 bu OF
I wheat. 10O.s53 bu Of corn, 54.G76 hu Of
oats. l9Ss bu OF barley and 653 bu Of
/ rye
I Argentine wheat exports this week,
| I c0n O0Q mu. estimated
Wheat receipts at Winnipeg. So cars.
Northwestern wheat recetpts Thurs-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-24
BANK TO PAY DivlnENn

LANSING. Mich. June s4-(Spe.
cial. }--The state banking commission
er has approved the articles Of incor.
poration OF the state bank OF Holtou.
with a capital stock of $4,000. The
department has received notice that
3. II, Godfrey, receiver OF the Farmers.
and Merchants bank. of Parma. win
on June 80 declare another dividend
OF 20 per cent, making a so per ceat
dividend which has been paid since
The bank closed its doors.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-24
Markets and Finance

day. i5S cars. year ago. lei
ST. Louis received 1000 bu OF wheat.
year ago. l2.00O bu.
New wheat is arriving at 81. Louis.
The new grading OF grain will go
into effect July l. Grades will then be
uniform In all the leading markets
Wheat m, Liverpool close y q lsd and
corn I'D higher.
Exports OF wheat and -four Thursday.
Wheat receipts AT primary points
Thursday. 2ls,ooo bu, year ago. $4,000
bushels
-eucAGa- GRAIN LETTER.
Reported Tor The Times by Carson,
Craig n Co, Wheat-Short sellers of
wheat ran against snag this mornf
ing. They took advantage OF the early
bulge TO sit3S, July. and 81 es. sep
TENDER, caused hy nrm cables and un-
settled weather. 10 put out fresh short
lines and press tire market far-a FUR
Their break. The July price weakened
10 about sil aud September 10 $40, a.
Then Bartlett. latten and Armour be
gan taking ait the wheat offered for
az months from July 10 December. Re-
/ garaless OF news the trade had 10 re-
spect the fresh support under the mar
ket and prices are now up To slllhs
July and sl.0N y. september. our MIR,
IugNs reports cutting OF wheat general
in southern Kansas. yields light. run =
ming about 10 bushels. ST Louis had
II widely advertised, car OF new wheat
THIS morning from Charleston. Mo.
This is an annual event and there was
the usual amount OF cackling over H.
Minneapolis stock reduced SO. 600 oush-
els IN i've days. Receipts there larger
than expected at ISL cars.
CHICAGO. June 24.-Whcat opening
was tame and sc higher. Business
limited Corn active and weak oats
under pressure from country longs
Provisions easy and slow.
Noon-W heat advanced a cent during
the forenoon. Corn and oats declined
fractionally,
Close. Wheat closed strong near the
days high Corn and oats weakened
at the close
Reported for The Times by Hayden.
a. - A. a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-24
M A r | N E
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.

Detroit.
DETROIT. June 24--Cp, Bermuda,
Turret Crown, 1870 p m Wednesday;
Rutland, 1880; Cofhnberry. 1880;
Canadian. 80. Gates, 40, Mohawk
2.lo; Julia b. Merrill $40, Poe. 915;
Wainwright $3.50: Kensington. 3.45 r
G. Ball. $40. Denmark. 5l5; Buffalo.
80. y. Laurie. Roman. T.3O: Black
Rock. |. Boyce, Young. 1850. Odanah,
$40; Binghamton. SIS.
Nj. stephen. 9.l5 Eecker. u: Ma
lictoa, Jenny. 11t0 ID. O. Mills y:
NNeftri, NJ ne st..F,-I Rollins 40.
Owego, $50; Merida. Carnegie, 3 chloe
Langel harges, 40, SImcoe. s Geo.
Peany 8; Lewiston, $3.50; Pollock.
Down A S. Epson. 1910 p m
keefe. Il 30. Tioga. i.2g, Panther, 2;
Euwood. 3; Coralia $40. Elba. 425.
Seneca. 40. William McGregor C;iV,
Robert Holland Sis
Fairbairn. Darlington. go: Mll
Prina, II; Cadarus. Fitch. Matt
land, Dunedin So Minnea polls
9:l5. Cornell Manila. Bennington.
American 500.
SAULT STE MARIE. Mich. June "a
Henry Rogers. > Houghton. Smeato1
3.30. Lynch, Cole. KinZmOunt. $50
Joshua, RhOadcs. 8. Dundee. Bartow
Flagg Warmer. Z Jones. German,
80. DegraH $50
Kopp 10 last night; Juniata. Mid
land king 1880 Bait- Bros t-30;
Matthews. Stemcns. Manila a m,
Rockefeller Marcia. 3 80. Amazon. De-
Min city. whaieback 6. Morrel. 80
LA Belle. Albert Mitchell. s Perkins.
80. Gary. e. shaw superior CITY,
Maia $50. Ranny 1920. Hoover. 1l.3U.
Down Huron city. ! ,. m. Wedncs-
day Jay Morse 1880, Alberta. Arabian.
., Corey Delaware, Jos Gtlchrist. ,
ottawa. McDougall AGO, Nettleton.
5.30. Hebard. g Baker. Z Thomas Bar
lUm s.
Wells last night Westcott 1890
Van lIisc. Bell, 30 a. m. pinkey.
Dunn g. Hinton, 4.30. DavOck. SUI
perior + Tiouesfa s North West VII
liam Aather. $50. Holmes, 30 Dan
Hanna $3.50. Adriatic Huronic Bun
sen, il. Sonoma, noon; Sierra. Pressure
Isle 30 % M
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-24
Accused Of Stealing Doc.

Detectives Reid and Good arrested
Elmer Norton. Thursday morning IL
his home, No 237 Third-ave.. charging
him with the theft OF a $50 bull dog
from A. c. Rocheleau, OF NoA 24S Mich.
iean-aye The dog was stolen May /,
and il was found in Norton's home. Il
Is alleged. Norton was arraigned be.
fore Justice Jeffries. pleaded not gull
". and was released on his personal
recoguizance TO appear July J.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-24
LIVE STOCK.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARD,

Detroit. htCt-, june 2+-pry-fea cat
tie steady, grass-fed stock duh and 10
q 25c lower Prices ranged as follows
Choice steers, averaing from 1000 10
100 pounds, at s5.15 q 500: choice
handy killers, s4'off 3 -. light 10 good
butchers steers and heifers. 81 IS 70
4 IS. common killers and fat cows. 81 so
m3T5. Gamers cows, s. % II > IS. COM
mon To prime shipping bulls s. q 49,,
HIGHT butchers and heavy sausage
bulls. & 5VfI ZOO. StuCkFrs and feeders
s. 80 x $50 per Cwt.
calves higher. STA 80 per cwt.
sheep and lambs active and steady,
quality fair. choice yearhnR lambs,
s7.25a so. light TO fair. s6W7, com
mon 10 prime sheep sSlt6. mixed
sheep and lambs. s450a $50. common
killers. S275 03.25. culls. SEQ So
spring lambs. s. a s. - per cwt.
Hogs dull 2jG soc lower: quality
fair. prime mediums and fat Workers.
s. 80 100. light Workers and piss.
Recei pts-Cattle. 95s, calves, 1000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-24
FULL DINNER PAIL SPELLS
CONFINEMENT, SAYS SNYDER
NJ. A. c. President Speaks on Dem
oersey and Agriculture" at c. n.
S. Commeneement.

Before class Of 200 young men
and women. and an audience that
crowded the big auditorium OF TIE
Central high school 10 the doors. Jon.
athan l.. Snyder. Phi. D.. president OF
the Michigan State Agricultural col
iege, delivered an address on "Democ-
Faey and agriculture" Thursday morn
ing. In his talk. DR.. Snyder brought
out the fact that today the laborins
man OF the country lives on practical
~ the same food as the wealthy class
es. and that this made a contented
people.
It is when the pangs OF hunger be.
gin 10 pinch man that he gives way
to passion, and the full dinner pail has
made the people contented 10 a large
degree he said.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-24
weoEmEYEe APPOINTED.

LANSING. Mich, June 24-CSpe-
Christopher Hondelin, OF Muskegon.
as official stenographer for the TWEEN
tieth judicial circuit 10 succeed Joseph
Brewer. Of Grand Rapids, and w W.
Wedemeyer. of Ann Arbor, as a mem
Der OF the state board OF accountant 5
TO succeed Ray +. Hart, OF Midland.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-24
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

craig q Co. London cent higher prices
this morning. Harrinans were features
Union Pacific pfd was surprisingly
strong, opening two points nfgner than
last nights closing and average four
and half more within q very short time
The rapidity OF advance started all
KINDS or rumors, the one receiving most
credence was holding company" theory
the market followed Union Pacific and
some good gains were scored In many
stocks. Third Avenue again the px=
ceptlOn 10 an otherwise strong list the
stock sinking with but little support at
bottom price. Tho market holds well
not far from top prices Some OF the
speciaHties making good Roadway.
American Cotton OH particularly.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-24
Aeat kills Einh, Nor.

NEW YORK, June 24-Eight more
deaths have been added 20 the list ~
Il already reported from the terrific
heat wave. The thermometer yester.
day registered "a, but there was a
fair breeze blowing Today. however
the breeze has died down. but the heat
wave continues undated Prostra.
lions are reported from all oyer the
city,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-24
Thieves CARRY off Haws.r

Thieves who must have been pro
vided with n good sized truck. stole
tS5 feet OF three and one-half inch
havser from the car ferry st. Ignace.
a. the foot OF Orleans-st.. some time
"wednesday night. The big hawser
0as valued az SIZE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-24
skrzYeki Released on eaiI.

Detectiye John Steinhebel laid the
evidence i'm the Skrzysh arson case
before Justice Jeffries. Thursday noon.
but there was some doubt about what
charge to lay against the defendant.
so the Judge took the matter under ad-
visement. meantime, remanding
skrzyski 10 custody for as hours. AlG.
Skrzycki. a brother Of the accused.
appeared I'm court, later. and arranged
to have his brother released on his
| personal bond
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-24
Reported for The Times by Hayde
Stnnn A 20 I16-l1N l,riswnlA 81
TOLEDO.

TOLEDO. Ohio. June 9i-Wheat
Cash. ga. July. siI4- september.
slle4t December sli11-S May.
$ll4l-e Corn, Cash. "a July. II 81
September, 80 S.. December. S. =
May SO i-2 oats. Cash. Sc IL July.
So -. September 431-2 December.
A.. May. As SIS. Rye No I, 90 "a;
No 2 sU No. ;. $ Cioverseed Cash,
s635. October and December. SOS -
March. S6.9Ii-2 Prime alslke. s. 90.
Prime timothy Sc oil unchanged
Butter. egs and hay unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-24
CuICAGO PRODICE.

CHICAGO. June 24.-Cheese--Twins
1885, 4l3s.c, Young Americas. l4iz h
l5c Butter-Creamery extras, &c.
27ibc Ezgs-Flrsts. lSIsc. seconds.
lie Live Poultry-Turkeys, i4G "A C.;
fowls. i4hc, ducks. II q nc. geese,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-24


! New apples. s. SO per hamper
Biackbcrries-I-awton. s4oogS per
bu
Cauiinower-si T5H2 per doz.
CeIery-tiome- gfowF,y--Ae " / doz--
Che~se--Michigan hats. new. lSc;
York state. iiGl4nc. Lmoarger
Use. Schweitzer. fancy old. 2Qm 2lc IL
Cherries-se rs per 2t-gt case. sls5
Conee-Package coffee. si4.25Gl75O
California Fruits--Plums sl75. cher
ries. si.7SQ225, aprieots. $22 peaches
Dressed Caive.-Fancy sgioe. com
mon 7QSc per 10.
FIour-Mlchigan patents. In wood
$40; second patents. s695. straight
'' FeedNJobbing lots. bran. saS. coarse
corn meal s3l. corn and oat chop $50.
coarse middlings. $50. nno middlings
Fresh setabic.-Cucumbers asa
| soc dog; lettuce. home grown soc bu
parsnips. soc per bushel, tomatoes
t.oO crate: radishes, Toe doz; wax
nips. l5c per doz: green peas. $3.50;
asparagus. $ig1. per box; beets. $50
doz. spinach. Soc bu,
Gooseberrtes-s3 SO per bu
Crap. Fruits $3.50 per box
noney-Fancy white. II Qlic 10: am
Der, lOGllc; extracted. 6Q6Isc per 10
Hny-petroit shippers, are paying the
sI4g il5o: No. :. ssai35O: clover
mixed. sl2gl25O; rye straw. yog
iOsdi . whSSs ana cat Cured siT"w ise - ! Ss
cured. Ice. No green. lie; No. 2
green. Zoe: kip cured, No. i. l2c; No 2
ilsc; kip green. No. !. i2c' No. 3
i4Lc. calf cured. No /. lie. No 2
l5i.c. lamb skins, e5 y soc, shearlings.
- see horse hides No. l. $40, No D.
HuckIeberrics-s1.5o per 2i-at case.
Limes-si Der 100.
Lemons-California. H945o per
Maple susar-New. io9l2c per 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 40 u soc each:
cantaloupes. 81 -b0g+ so per box.
Mushrooms-50c per box.
Onion.-Texas Bermudas. st25 per
orangc.-caHfernia navels. sa.75 per
box
O,Is-Raw iinseed. Gle: boiled lin
In 10 days. diamond headlight kero-
sene. 9isc; turpentine. in barrel lots.
40 &c per gal
Pesche.-s275a per s-hasket crate
Pineappie.-Florida s2gS per crate.
Pop Corn-Ears. IN 92c per 10.
Potntoes-Michigan. car lots, Z o
Detroit. .5o4soc per bu: southern. N.eo
Pouitry-Hens, i2HGlsc 10; stag
ROSTERS. SC. broilers. 22c, geese. SO &c.
ducks, l4Vl5c, turkeys. young. Is y
sc per To-
Provisions-Mess pork. $50. family
pork ST.. 500 2250. light clear $40.
heavy, s22 50 smoked hams. Is nc. dry
salted briskets, i2lac. shoulders. 10 "a
picnic hams. Toe. bacon, l5c. lard. in
tierces. l2I4c. kettle rendered. - nc
per 10.
case; black. s. per bu. 81 Is per 2ipt
case.
straw Observation-Disclosures. i6at eases.
soc east home grown. s2G225 per bu.
SuEar-Crystal dominoes. 81 SIS; Eagle
tablets, s. so: cut loaf, $3.50; cubes.
s5s5: XXXX powdered. 1915. granu-
lated extra coarse. IS 40, granulated.
fine. in bulk. $3.50; granulated in as
Id cotton bags. IS as. Michigan granu-
lated. $500. diamond A. $40: confec
toners a. IS rs; No. l. 80; No
$3.50: No. 3. s. rs. No. I. $50; 10. 5.
s5l5 No. g. $50 No. I. s505. No. s
IS No. 9. s4s5 No. 10. 81 90; No. II.
sass No. IL. $3.50; No. -. s4.T5. No
IL si15i No IL, AIS per 100 lbs.
TaIiow--No. !, 5 i&c. No. 2. ttso per
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-24
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Board prices; Creamery. eN-
traA 25e drsts. 2ic. dairy, 1917
packing stock. iSc per ID
Egg--Currsnt receipts. case count.
cases included. 20c per doz. Receipts
Thursday. Lac cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-24
OFFICERS

Morris l. Williams. President
John T. Shaw. Vice Pre- sident.
Emory W. Clark. Vice President
Frank @ Smith. Cashier.
T. A Smith. Asst 70 tho President
W. A. McWhinney, Asst Cashier.
+ +. Christie. Asst. Cashier.
Joseph Grindley. Asst. Cashier
II. Hart. Asst Cashier.
John w Staley. Asst. CashieN
F. G. Bloomfield. Auditor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-24
PRODUCE.

Commission men reported gQoa
active market this morning with bat
little change In prices. The berry ses
sion Is now In full swing, and about AL
varieties are represented in the mar
ket. but new apples and peaches ar,
just starting and are not az their best
yet. There was quite lot OF poultry
In this morning, but both hens an.
hroilers sold readily at quotations, ana
i'm some cases "A little above New pc
tatoes are In good supply and a trht
lower. but the old crop Is praeuchbl
done Vegetables were I'm good supply
and demand. old prices prevnillpE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-24
HOLD
THEIR ADVANCE
Opening Is Excited and Union Pa
cifc and American Smelling Make
Striking Advances r
MEMOIRS sroeks-e,n.c.

annals Cop. -s?h Am c n F, 55is
Am Cot on 20 Am lee. S9s.. Am
Anae. 49.-Atchi. fl5la II ~ o. ll7 n h
X 7, 1Sa Can Pac, 49,. Cen Leather.
n $ : = IA! ~ & " a {ss W. r ~, {
!. 43Ss COL * So. SOA. Cons Gas. 1917 (.
Corn Prod. % : II 4 III, ~ z y y II
q, AZ. Dis sec Cor, Sgh Erie asa do
Be Il, PfSf 81 10 30 pr q Ptsf 81 Il 10 G 6re
err i6i. III Cent: las Int Met. los. .
90 prSi 5 { 50. 40 I. DO pref 10;
IsS \ Na IL Lead a. : : xa II 1ln MS Pas g
l52S y Y - Il W. 5Si. No Pac. l5l = .
Penn K. is6N PEG q 3 {. llS1s ,
Press ) Car. - Read 1854 Rep /
Do pref. i9s Slo ay' shen. as p Sc So Pac
1903 So Ry 81 = do pref, 20; Tenn
Cop 80, r, ;! 1 4 " pref an Union
DO pref ia, Utah COP. -. 9 WsSa si
- do pref. 56ls West Union. T2s
West Mfs s4%' Bond. 1863.
NEW YORK, June 24.-The stock
market opened with excited trading in
many issues and with sharp advances
all ever the room Union Pacific in
the first few minutes jumped from
l03 l-2 10 10 for the preferred. max.
ing an advance Of six points There
were many wide openings. First sales
Of Union Pacific common were at
1872 rs TO 1913. against l9l S-4 at yes
terdays close. Smelling gained 1.2
and VI X. & T, Inter.Met preferred
and General Electric were among tho
stocks that rose over a point.
IL 4. m.-For a good part OF the
first hour prices without important
exceptions were higher Governments
unchanged and other bonds strong
Noon-ln the late forenoon and AZ.
ter midday the market continued
strong. but with the completion OF
the arbitrage purchases the interna-
tional issues eased of a little from
the highest
p. m.-Business showed a decided
falling of in the afternoon. resulting
In some yielding OF prices. Union Pa
citlc, Reading and other issues OF the
more active class sagging about a
point from the highest
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CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND.
a. N

CLEVELAND. ohio. June 2f--Hogs
Receipts 500. sc lower. mediums
and heavies $7.s5; Workers. 81 IS n 100;
lights. s725 pigs, s.. n Z Cattle
Z cars; IS % top. Calves-Receipts 400i
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-24
ARTISTS FOR MUSICALE.
Concert In Aid OF Free Dispensary
Will Be High Class.

A musicale for the benefit OF the
Detroit Throat and Chest Free Dis.
pensary will be given In the home OF
Mrs. w q. Henry. No, AL Jefferson
ave. Friday afternoon NJ 4 o'clock.
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CHIC AGO.

CHICAGO. June 24.-Cattie-Receip
1900 strong; beeves $50 u 35
Texas. s475d625; western. t4.750625.
stockers and feeders. S3.s0U5. cows
and heifers, s25O6s50. calves. t5n
$50. Hogs-Receipts 20 900. active,
light. s7G7.s5: mixed. 81 20N7s0.
rough s725N7.40: heavy. S72jn 7S5.
Workers S75Oa760; pigs. s6d6 So.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; weak. shade
lower: native. s350d 5s5 westerns.
s375d575. lambs s5gS; western, -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-24
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK


OF Detroit. Mich. at the close OF busi-
ness June 23rd. 1909. as rendered to
the Comptroller OF the Currency.