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The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
HEIRESS TO WE'D HERO
WHO SAVED HER LIFE
Romance for Girl Rescued From
Death Under the Feet Of SIAM
pedinq Cattle

CHICAGO, July with the an
nouncement that Miss Mary NJ. Grain.
an heiress of Fond du Lack, Wis, will
be married to Henry f. Sheridan. a
city building inspector, Is made public
a pretty little romance beginning
when Mr.. Sheridan saved Miss Grain
from cattle stampede at the stock
yards two years ago.
Miss Grain is the daughter Of Mark
Grain, banker OF Eldorado. Wis, ard
after his death a few years ago she
went TO live with wealthy uncle,
Thomas Kelly. at Fond du Lac. With
her uncle and other relatives she came
to Chicago I'm August. 1907. for visit.
AS tAe-psFt was making the rounds
of the yards Miss Grain became sep
arated from the others for few mo-
ments She was standing In the mid
die of q street when a-heFd- Of cattle
which had broken out OF a pen came
dashing madly down the narrow thof-
oughfare.
Apparently paralyzed by fear. Miss
Grain was unable to move and her
death seemed certain. AS the mad
dened animals were almost upon her
Sheridan, who was at the yards on
business, rushed into the street, grasp
ed Miss Grain about the waist and
carried her TO safety
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
FIGHTS AGAINST
THAWF RELEASE
Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Has Been
Summoned as a Witness for the
State-Hearing Begins. z

WHITE PLAINS. y. l.. July ~
Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw has been
summoned as a witness for the state
and not by the defense. She was found
after midnight in al uptown restau-
rant aud served WITH the subpoena.
accepting the s. 80 railroad fare.
The sensational statement was made
this afternoon that Evelyn will be one
OF the chief stumbling blocks TO
Thaws freedom. There is said 10 he
on tile IN District Attorney Jerome S
office in New York city an affidavit.
signed by Evelyn. in which she says
she fears she will pe killed if Thaw is
released.
Ii is expected tnat the trial before
Justice Mills will consume only Few
days
Thaw. whose hair has turned very
gray and who wore heavy spectacles-
entered the court room early with his
guards lie wore a blue serge suit
and carried palm leaf fan. which ne
used constantly He appeared nervous.
Thaw's sister, the ex-countess Of
dTmoulN. anu MIS-. JOSepn nav, us
sister-in-law. entered tarlier. The
countess was attired in. simple blue.
while Mrs, Thaw wore simple gray.
Harry left his seat anu walked over TO
them. shaking hands heartily with
both and talking 10 them In low
tones until the court was called TO
order.
Charles Mosrchuaser, who repre-
sents Thaw in the proceedings, held a
whispered conference with his client
While the preliminary proceedings
were being gone through.
Josiah Thaw and his mother. Mrs.
William Thaw, entere dthe courtroom
just as court was convened. Mrs.
Thaw greeted her son affectionately
and expressed confidence in the out
come OF the trial. There were few
preliminaries.
Richard +. Lansing. a real estate
dealer OF Poughkeepsie, a trustee in
the Vassar Brothers home for old
men. and a trustee In the Baptist
church, was the first witness.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.

Detroit.
DETROIT. July l2.-Up; steamer
ami. NJ. Corey. 1876. Carnegie. $40,
Black. Nasmyth, so: Murphy. 2lg,
Linn. Reed. $40: John Bonk. julia Is.
Merrill. 450, Stackhvuse. Elba. 80 ,
Portage. &. G. Barnes. 5l0. NJ. Boyce,
Goodyear. $40; Black Rock, $50, Nc
Dougail. Western star, Stadacona
sneyT o:b IA R6o Clement so $50 i To5nssam
Imperial and oil barge No. 81, $50,
Queen city, l0.50, Empress OF Midland.
Ottawa, 1880; A, L. stewart. ll:6S; J.
Bangor, f.i5. Three Brothers. 2; Sax
ona, Nipegon. 3. McLouth, 400; MARI
iska. $40; Susquehanna, 5:25; w. c.
Williams 1905; Robert Fulton. Martha.
1880: Northern King, Coulby 40 &c
Gean, $. Sahara, Sheadle, Polynesia.
s:30; Maruba. 10: Milwaukee, l0;l5i
noon. Superior. / W. +. Corey. Repub
lie, Fitch. Maitland. 1880, Paine, l:iJ;
Pawnee, orion. J K. Edwards Z,
Curry Lewiston Michigan . 80 !
Onoko, .; Pathfinder. Sycamore, $50
Buell.. Eleanor. s:i0.
Rockaway and bargcs, London. Ball.
10 laIt n,sht; AIeona and barssss. ~ + 20
WaHe T. Mt5heii ch chick SU 4io
Saginaw. 8; A. d. Davidson. $50; Clar
ion. 10.
Down: Chicago. saturday noon, wo-
tan, y. Bloom. 1880: Juniana. 2.1O,
Amazon. 2:40; Holmes, g. Shaw. 3:l0;
Keefe. 1870. Huron. I!5u; Squire, .,
oliver. $685. Ford. $40; Baker, $50;
Stephen c. Hall. $. Howard NJ Hanna.
$40: Bennington. SEQ; Turret Crown,
$50, Edenborn. 1890: Linden. 10 i5;
Robert Mills, II:25: Regina, IL :45; Mid
land Prince. rs sunday morning; Pc
nobscot. 1850. Sam Morse. l55: Nell
son. 3:l5: Malietoa, $50; Maine. Knapp.
s:45 Ream, 4:lo; Gargantua. 4:2o; De
Graf. 5: William Mills. 5:l5, Ogemaw.
J. Epson s:l5. Codorus. salt Lake
City s;4oi Northern Light, $3.50; Jupi-
ter, $40: s. Eddy $50. CoFt. 10:45; Ire
land. noon. NJ. Elphicke. 2:30, Blxby.
1890; Peter White. as; w y Refs, 2.
J. T, Hutchinson. 2:20. Christopher
Kotcher. 3; John Mitchell. 3:30: Hart
we'll $50; Buffalo. ! Doric Shrigley.
8; Alpena. Pressure Isle. o
Townsend. Mt. Eagle. $40 last night,
Bope. l0:40: JOS. Gilchrist. IL. Os-
borne. Manchester. 1890: Glenmount.
~ Adriatic. 1920; Shenango. .. Lough-
lin. Riddle. $50; Runnels, $50: VIM.
Kerr. 5; Maryland, Z. toumania. Crete.
Jas Wallace. $40; Schlcssinger. Cor
nell. Parent. 500 kockefeller. Maia.
1913. England. 1880; Gill. IL. Bunsen,
Krupp. 1l;30.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
Apples-Wcstern box apples, 81 5O6f
e nnr LnN- nnW nnnlns 81 80 ~ Z

Appies-western box apples. 81 5o@
l. 80 per box, new apples. sl-50Ml-l5
per box.
Biackberries-Lawto ss5ogI bu
Csbhage--New 81 s6Gl75 per crate
CaulinOwcr-$i.7 512 per doz.
Celery-lieme- grown. 35 u T5e doz.
Cheese-Michigan mats. new. lsc;
brick cream: i6c: schweitzer. fancy.
old. 20Q2l 10.
Cherri~s-3s g3.5o bu.
Conee=Package coffee. si42S9i7.So
California Erui..I,Plums; !l.Is; cher
Sc, CSrr psn s0J g gea5S' b ~ per 00A
Dressed Calves-Fancy, sI9c: COM
mon. IISc 10.
FIour-Michigan patents in wood
sass; clear, $3.50; rye. flour. IS Dbl
Feed-Jobbing lots. bran. $2s. coarse.
corn meal, s$i; corn and CAT chop, 800
coarse middlinss. $50. fine middlings'
Fre.h observation-disclosures $50
soc doz; lettuce, home grown. soc bu.
parsnips. 9Oc bu: tomatoes. $l9l.l0 per
$50 box. new turnips. l5c doz; green
peas. 81 10 bu; asparagus 60 "a CSC doz.
beets. Ssc doz, spinach; zoe blu
Der. i0al1c; extracted. 6G6hc ID.
HnyEDetreIt shippers are paying the
,Gts 3 Detroit. Ne So '% .loys&i
mixed mix Sill ali so; rye straw sioa
0iG whss' and Sar ea' s'saw No p e eSn
hiS cured N2 s SG S No E1sf1 s KIP
s green. NS. !. iSs 10. Z i4ss: sast
cured. No. !, lie; No 2, l54e. lamb
horse hides. No. l.; ,s.4o: 10. Q. ,2.4O.
Huckieberries-s5 bu.
Limes-$l per 100.
L~mons-California $500 e.75 per
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % toc each.
Georgias. s2.75@3 per box.
-Mushrooms--50c
Onions-Texas Bermudas.. 4,5 crate
Oranges-California navels. 1913 box.
Oils-Raw linseed. 6lc: boiled lin
seed. e2c gal. less l per cent for cash
in 10 days. diamond headlight kero-
sene, 9hc turpentine, In barrel lots.
Peachs--s2 75as per s-basket crate.
PineaDpieS-Florids, 92G3 crate.
r r"S ts, s5 o. per ooi
PouIsry-Hens. is9ishe 10: stag
ROSTERS. &c. hrnllers-2l u 22cIgsese,R
a &c; ducks. l3c; springs. loo: turkeys.
Pro,isions-Mess pork. Sal: family
sagkso smoksa ii sa6, eiear , y nsayy
briskets. l2Ac: shoulders, Iic; picnic
hams, lohc; bacon. 151s Sc lard In
tierces. l3e. kettle rendered. lac ID.
Ra.pbe rries-Red. s6Q7 bu, black.
$3.504% bu.
sugnr-crystal dominoes. ,7s5 Eagle
tablets $3.50: cut loaf, $3.50: cubes.
SS-S51 xxxx-eo~aef.t .-s5 Of 557-sruHu-
lated. extra coarse. $40: graduated.
fine, In bulk, $3.50; granulated In rs
ID cotton bags $3.50; Michigan granu-
lated $500: diamond A. $40 confec-
toners A. 1925, No. /, $3.50: No. 2.
ss.;22 No & :Ss.;;SS: No. !! ;sss9e: No No {.
s5 No. 3. Sass No. 10. $3.50; No. II.
Sass No. ~. $3.50. No. l3. st.75. No.
Ia. s475; No. Is. s.75 per 100 lbs.
Tallow-No. !, nc; No. 2. 4hc ID
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
America n 500.

SAuLT STE. MARIE Mich. July IL
30 D. m. Saturday; Mckee, 2: Duluth.
Hecker. 3: Watt. Fritz. 500. Lyman
Smith. India. 4:3o: Morrell. 5; large
so; Admiral s. Syivania, sac, Jones,
Io-cale..Hs.-ca 4fa7-f4 Morgan :9.--5o
a. IN. Sunday; Dayock, 2; Alfred Mitch.
King 1890. Houghton. smeaton. Null
len. noon. Assinobia. Mcintosh. Rens-
selaer. Magma, |; Leonard Hanna. 2
Ellwood. Bryn Mawr. kongo. Cole
iposa. Corless Flagg, Warmer. 4 Hart
Antrim. 800 Meacham. Fairbeirn. r.
l.. Wallace 8 Harvey Brown. laughan.
Honduras. Montezuma, Granada, $50
Linn. 10 last night. Elba, II McDou-
gal. Midnight; Noodford. 1880. Colo
mel. Gogebic 1880: Goodyear. Scott. ,
son. 3: seIiwood. Reed, $40. Geo. Ste
phenson Marsala. Japan. $50; Joliet,
n. O. Mills, "a. +. Ames. 10. Queen
Down--Arthur Hawgood. p IN sat
urday; Buffalo. Roman. Osborne. Town
send. 1880; Joseph Gilchrist; : Frick.
Bunsen 80 Lsush,i rc,a shesan saii
Gratwick. Kalkaska, Fryer. Riddle. I,
Cornell. 1870. william Kerr. Gates. $,
James Wallace. 9: Coralia and whale
back. 10. Wilbert Smith. II: Phipps.
HgTffopsrs-tsr Ericsson. Aa4aa-2s-l4tz
gerald y UargcD, 2.3O; Wolf (steeD. 3.
Gratwick Oarge). Anna Minch. so.
Widlar, L. Ball Bros :; William Brown,
Corona Malta. Ofinoco. S; John Bar
lum. Frontenac, Chattanooga .; Der
wind. = George King. Tcutonia Gavin.
Mckinney. $50; Kensington. :. super
Tor city. Jenny. Steinbrenner p 80 {;
Ramapoa. To- Henry Smith. 10 30;
Princeton rrr,ot. -Aurtrslia. 10 so S4na-
ioa: NthHbascH, 4; Fairbairn- airing
ton ?. Augustus Wolvin. 2'30: lshpefn-
ing DonnRconna. Durston. $50 Rus
sell Schuck Grove. $40. Kerr tsmalll.
Pellett : Glcnmount. Cuddy. g
Canadian Neening. $50 last night;
Zenith CITY. 10. so: Roland. midnight:
Pendennis, WTTte, Lahette. = stanton.
2, Northern ueen. Thomas Barluin.
$40: Kaministioua, HIN, 4 80. Hebard.
Shenandoah. Chieftain.-P Paisley. Gil-
christ 8. tsteeD bradley $40. NcttlC-
ton OH = Bartow. 40 Crerar. :.
smith Thompson Eads Gary. 10. Ha-
monte ~ Mahonirg. 1880: Dunn. Man
ttoifa,- noon
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
WIDOWS STORY
AIDS DEPENDANT



Judge Connolly's court Saturday az
ternoon, In an effort To save her hus-
band from prison, Mrs. Pauline Bar
rows was on the witness stand In
Judge Phelan's court giving testimony
intended To help convict her lover,
Micnael Burkhart. OF the murder OF
her husband, Robert Barrows. Only
a wall and few feet OF space sep
arated- the-two women as they con.
fessed their scarlet sins. which. in
ea'-h instance, ted 10 the taking OF a
human life. ~
Clad in mourningsuit Of fashion
able cut. with wide-spreading black
hat and suede shoes To match, Mira.
Barrows presented far more strik-
Ing figure than her companion In sor'
row in the adjoining chamber
Mrs. Barrows told how she met
Burkhart. when be was guard pa.
trolling the walls Of the house of cor
rection. overlooking her home; how
she accompanied him 10 cafe ana
how their meetings after that became
more and more frequent. She led up
gradually To the night OF the shoot
ing. May 4. when her husband found
her and Burkhart sitting on the back
steps OF the boarding house at No.
l43 Lafayette boulevard. where shs
was employed as a waitress. What
are you doing with my wife?" he de-
uIaHsfed.= rushing up the steps toward
Burkhart. Whereupon, she said. the
latter drew his gun and shot her hus-
band down.
On cross-examination by Attorney
Crosse. she said Burkhart had not
wanted to call on her that night. Du;
she had urged fnm. saying she had
something particular tell him
When asked concerning the nature
OF her relations with Burkhart. she
replied. after a pause
They were intimate"
The defense brought ont that Bar
rows had often made threats against
Burkhart and that Mrs. Barrows had
told her lover OF these threats
letter from Barrows TO has wife,
in which the former declared :hat 1t
was good day" TO Mike" II Barrows
ever caught him out with his wife
again. was introduced in evidence.
There was a peculiar discrepancy
in the medical testimony, Saturday.
thought II has no great bearing on
the case Drs. I. A. McGraw and j.
G. Harvey who performed the oper-
alton on Barrows, testified that the
Monnd-wa s-eH- tAe-FisAt- side,-wAi4+=
County Physicians Grimes and Staple
ton both swore ii was on the LETT.
And the doctors did not agree at all
rs to the course taken by The bullet.
Or, Harvey testified that II took
straight course, while the county ply
sicians disagreed both with Dr. Har-
vey and with each other one swearing
that II went upward and the other
that IL went downward.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12

Interstate Commerce Commission Or
ders Restoration of Rates Cancelled
BY 500 Line. II

The Delray Salt Co. has won an i'm
portant victory before the interstats
commerce commission. The company
ships salt by vesse! to. Washburn.
wis, on Lake Superior, which 1t
petitor IN this territory is The trust.
with headquarters In Duluth. Tho
500" line. acting. II is said as tho
result OF pressure from the trust. can.
celed the Delray company's' rates u
all points ON the line. The local con-
Germ laid the case before the inter.
state commerce commission and the
500" line has been ordered TO re-
store the rates.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
IRIS. SUTTON SAYS !.
SON WAS SLAIN
Ulcers in Marine Corps Charged
With crime-They Declared Young
Lieutenant Killed Himself.

WEST POINT. n. Y. July l2.-"l
shall leave my injured son here tomor-
row TO go To Annapolis To take part
IA the naval court of inquiry that will
Tor the second time investigate the
death of my other son. And | know
We shall be able 70 prove that my
oon was murdered In cold blood by
his fellow officers in the marine ser
vice." declared Mrs. James y. SUIT
tom, mother OF Lieut. James ~ SUIT
ton, Of the marine corps.
Mrs. Sutton has been here at the
bedside of her son. Cadet Rodando
Sutton, who was seriously hurt while
being hazed here because. his mother
declares, he was active in trying 10
fasten a murder upon member OF
the marine corps.
The naval inquiry into the death OF
Lieut.. Sutton will begin next Monday
at Annapolis and probably will be
open to the public. Lieut.. Sutton 5
death la October 1907, Is mystery.
Five officers who had been TO a dance
at the naval academy declare that
while they were returning 10 their
quarters I'm an automobile, they be-
came engaged in a fight with Lieut..
Sutton and that he rushed 10 his quar-
tiers and secured two revolvers and
began firing at them. One OF the oil
ficers cried out that another had Deen
killed, whereupoR they swear Sutton
killed himself. His mother declares he
did not fire the shot which ended his
life. The first court OF inquiry de-
clarei Sutton killed himself but owing
TO his mothers untiring efforts. Sec
Rotary Meyer has ordered a new hear
ing. Miss Mary l. Stuart, the Pitts
burg girl on whom Lieut.. Sutton had
been calling the night Of the tragedy,
Is said TO have gone 10 Canada on 4
visit and is not expected TO appear as
witness.
Tn statement OF the officers that
Sutton was intoxicated on the night OF
the tragedy and that-he lad been
drunk at the naval academy ball, Is
said to be controverted by many civil
ian witnesses, who were not called
ut the first hearing. They will swear.
Il is said, that Sutton was not at the
ball at all. that he called upon Miss
Stuart at Carval Hall and that he was
not drunk. These witnesses will
swear. 1t is said, that the officers
stopped by in-their- automobile for
Sutton and offered to larry him 10
headquarters. and that he did not
force himself upon their party, as the
officers declare
1t is declared here today by friends
OF the Suttons that the main cause OF
the defeat of Senator Charles w. Full
ton, OF Oregon, where the Suttons live
was that he had not been active IN
securing a rehearing Of the Sutton
case before the naval board.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
MARSHA CASE AGAIN.
Action Brought 10 Force Former
Clerk To Turn Over $1,000.


Judge Swan has made an order re-
Quiring Walter S. Harsha To appear
In the United States circuit court,
Thursday morning, TO show cause in
an action brought by the district at
torney TO force Harsha to turn over
$4,000, which is in his keeping as mas
ter In ehancery.
The complaint is made by Examiner
Charles DeWoody, and recites that de-
mands have been made upon Harsha
to turn over this money To the custody
OF the department OF justice. The
books show that this money is. de-
posted In banks to Harshas order as
master In chancery.
The money that the ex-clerk is now
required to turn over Is in addition -
the $1e,e00 which the government Is
suing TO recover from him District
Attorney Watson has began his dec
1aration In that suit in which, in addi-
ton TO Harsha, the following bonds.
men are sued. Elisha H. Finn. Col.
Inns B. Hubbard, estate of Henry D.
.Lothrop and the Fidelity & Deposit
Co. OF Maryland.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12

mess y2l25d22. Lard: Dull, middle
west spot sIlS5Qll.s5. Sugar. Raw;
quiet; refned steady. Coffee: Rio No.
I spot. iisU7ssc. Tdllow. Dull, city'
s-lGc, country, - S-iegs ls-lee.
Dressed poultry: fIrm: geese. sUse
ducks. ila l2c. fowls, l6W l6isc; roosi-
srs. gre; chickens. 22W2Sc. chcts,
Moderately active. full cream specials,
l5&c; skins, specials. iO%c' full skiiiss
2G3c
coffee options unchanged, steady !,
unchanged, steady 10 points advance
Butter-Steady, receipts 1899. cream
cry. extra. zoe; state iadry. tubs. 200
rs ne. imitation creamery. nrsts. 22cs
Eggs-~Steady. receipts ll.i5I, nearby
white fancy, 2NQ3lci mixed. do. 20 q
-R5c, fresh tirsts. II tsp 20 lso.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
BOSTON COPPER.
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported for Tie Times By Hayden.
stone a Co: The copper stocks are
somewhat ftrmer. influenced by the re-
coVery in North Butte To 81. which Is
a gain Of 3I5 over Saturdays closing.
Paine Mehbsr -Go-hRYe- been-prlnGIA
pal buyers Mohawk has been the
feature or weakness, selling down 81
points on light trading The general
copper list continues dull, but price
changes are in the direction OF high
-,fit-re-ts-rrry- tttttr news at
hand TO affect prices one way or The
other The miscellaneous list Is font-
ureless, with the tone somewhat i'm
proved IN sympathy with the New York
market.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
l4TH AVE. BRIDGE CLOSED.
etructure Undermined by Wor
Around Tunnel Portal

0kfuCtuft UNDERMINED pI WOEk
Around TunneEPortsi.
Commissioner Haarer, CT the DE-
partment OF public works. has closed
the Fourteenth-aye. bridge He told
the council and board of estimates
last spring that he would have to
take this action, and that new bridge
would have to be built on account of
the undermining caused by the work
around the portal or the Detroit river
tunnel.
The Michigan Central railroad has
ol7ered to build a new bridge In con-
nection with its plans for the nav
nnion station at Sixteenth-st.
A meeting Of the council commit.
tees on grade separation and street
opcnines was held Monday morning
70 hear from property owners IN re-
rnrd 20 the vacation Of number OF
-rfreets in the station district. As
rnany of the property owners Interests
|xere not present. the hearing was put
ever until Tuesday OF next week
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
U. s. GOVERNMENT BONDS
PRODUCE.

The market was practically bare OF
poultry this morning, prices ruling
nominally steady. Eggs were a little
slow. and dealers were rather looking
for "A small decline In the Elgin butter
The early receipts OF berries
were light and first prices were some
what higher. but the majority OF ship
ments were late getting In. and as the
early buyers had gone home. receivers
Were rather looking for lower prices
during the day. New apples We're In
good supply and there were plenty OF
plums for all demands.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
Reported for The Times by Hayden,
stone d Co. l16-1ls Griswoldst.:
GoppER -MARkET-CIa.e,

Al, -. Arc Nj. y 2 Adv "a !;
Bay $ Gas. AZ. Black Mtu. - sos.
-. Cop con. s0t. 9. & IL go g *
A. iOga cent. 30fe paly w. s. Davis
ID. 81, r. Butte, llS Ely. : "a First
Nat. -. Or. sis G-o2n- - Gold
.T.as ioa, Lake 81. Mass. ) Mob.
s. 4. Mai. So Micif., 10: Mia, 10 r.
Mex. ron, :. Nip to7r-- wv rous.;
Dom. 81: Osc., l29, Par. 80, Quin. IS;
Raven. %. Shan. l+l, sup < Pitts.
i6s% sup. cop. 39@, Sup & Bos.. IL.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
BANK OF COMMERCE WINS.
Had Right TO Sell Hyphothecated
Stock 10 Satisfy Claim.

In the suit or Edward A. Barnes
against the National Bank of Com
merce for the return OF stock hypoth-
ecated by Cameron Currie x Co. 10
secure a loan OF s37 900. Judge Man
-ehelAeldT, Monday morning that tho
bank acted in good faith and had a
right to the full amount Cf the loan.
The stocks hypothecated were sold bv
the bank some time ago for more
than the claim of the bank. and
Barnes will receive 81 500. which Is
the value of the stock he owned. The
balance of the amount, about s2.700.
received BY the bank. Over and above
its claim. viii 20 TO the creditors.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
NE wYORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported Tor The Times by Carson,
Craig n CO.: The market began TO
show signs OF responding to the favor
able government report issued last
week London started the ball rolling
with a fairly strong list and followed
II up with good buying orders mere.
settlement in London has disclosed "A
bear account and these unfortunates
VIII In all probability have TO pay the
piper heavily in steel The good crop
news over sunday was much 10 the liz
ing of the bulls, good they were at last
awakening TO the benefits to be derived
il-,aHe,s- f+-rrttutf-
Buying OF Steel Reading. Union Faci-
nc Southern Pacific and others OF thaet
character was OF the best. Market az
ter noon hour became very strong with
Steel leading and within a fraction OF
former high record.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
CHICAGO PRODUCE,

CHICAGO July l2.--Cheese: Twins
IA Nc. young Americas. l4Il4 nc. But
ter: Creamery extras. 20 nc, nrsts, Use:
seconds. 22c. dairy extras. 231ze. EGGS.
Firsts. 19nc; seconds, We. Live poul-
try; Turkeys. li4 IL ne; fowls. II rs;
ducks, la IL nc. geese, S6I SC
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butfer-Board prices: Creamery, ex-
tras. 25ac. frsts, "a nc: dairy, lehc;
packing stock. 1sc Id.
Eggs-Current receipts. case count.
cases included. 81 "a. doz Receipts on
Monday. 66i cases.
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EAST RUFFALO-CIose.


EAST BCFFM.O. y Y, July IL
Cattle: Receipts \2.50o; active. prime.
5@6.a5: shipping. 1915 a g: butch
ers $525n6.35. h4iiers $3.50 IS:
cows. s325Qi25: b9lls. s3q5. mich
cows and springers. O&20a25. Neals.
Receipts. 1.240; firm; common~to choice.
seas Sheep and lambs Receipts.
$500. firm. lambs si6 7,s5; ycarlings.
s5QT. wethers s5.25Gj.65. mixed sheep,
S3M525 Hogs Receipts, 1850;
steady workers., sf-gUgS,z5, pigs S6.0U
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
viii Walk on Water.

Laura Monte is going to walk on
the water I'm the river near EcorEe on
Sunday, July Is. AT least, the hand
bills, advertising the first boat races
OF the season. to be held opposite the
River View hotel, on that date. feat
ure the lady as the big attraction, and
declare that she will walk on the
water
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. July l2.-Cattle; Receipts.
$4,000. Steady beeYtsr $I,454 30; Tex
az. 81 50p6; western. 81 5@6.25; stock
ers and feeders. 81 30u5; cows and
heifers. $240n6. calves $5Ms. HOES:
Receipts 10000. slow. light. ST159
7s5: mixed sI306S; heavy. t1.354 S.S3:
roughs, s135N7.50; workers.. $3.50
775; pigs. sea 10. sheep Receipts.
20 600; steady. native, S2.154 30:
western. s2T5Gt4S0. lambs. $3.50 q 40.
Western SJ46SO
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
Quotations by Hayden. Stone * Co:
Oman High Inv clos,
D : Blu. Is StIIIIB.
TOLEDO.

.TOLEDQ,-Q .--Iuly- l2.-aXheat==Cash.
81 40. July. si.2t. Sept sl.13: Dec.
SLIPS; May. sl.lI. Corn-Cash. ,6c.
July. 14lac. Sept. 70Ac Dec. .! lsc.
May. 81 ssc. Oats--Cash 55c. July.
5fTsc, Sept Ale, Dec. 45c; May 4g Il &C,
Rye-No. 2. Sic. Glover seed-Cash.
s675N Oct and Dec. $40: March. 20.
AlsikeV-Prime. $3.50 Timothy-Prime.
81. Butter-Creamery, 26i2 421c: dairy
22c Eggs-22c. oil and hay-Cn-
The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. July i2.-Hogs:
Receipts, 1000: Irregular; mediums and
heavies. Ss.V5, workers.. sSa sos. lights.
S765, pigs, $3.50. Cattle: Receipts, 20
ears. prime steady; others l0Q25c low
err Lambs Receipts cars $500 top.
Calves: Receipts. 800. $94 top.