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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10

Pesch.s--ss .sGs per s-basket crate
Pinenppies-F'lorida. t2U3 crate.
Pop Corn--fcars. l y 42c lt.
MISREPRESENTATION. t2I503 per Dbl;
81 per bu.
PouItry-Hens. i3Gl3hc 10: stag
ROSTERS. sc, broliers. n q 22c. geese.
Gf9c. ducks. Use; springs. l5c, turkeys,
young ll6l16e-lb-
Proxtsions-Mess pork, s2i; family
pork. $22Q23: light. clear. s2i: heavy.
$3.50 smoked hams. lac; dry salted
briskets, i2&c; shoulders, lie; picnic
hams feise: bacon. i5is tfl6c, lard, In
tierces. lie; kettle rendered. lac Id.
Rnspb~rrtes-Rcd. 81 per 2a-qt. case:
black. $3.50 per 2i-qt case.
srxar-Crystal dominees Nse; Eagle
s5s5; XNNX powdered. s5.75 granu-
lated extra coarse. $40; granulated.
10 cotton bags. s5.S5. Michigan granu-
lated. $50; diamond \. $40; confec-
TONERS A. s5.s5: No /, $3.50; No. 2.
$3.50 10, :. :s2SS; No, !, sss.SSee. No 10. &
Sc: No. .. ,4s5. No 10. st9o. No. IL.
s4.s5 10. II. $3.50; No, 10. sa7S. No.
Ia. sass. No. is si.75 per 100 lbs:
TuIloN-No. I, 5Lc; No. .. 4nc ID
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
WINNERS HAPPY
As TRIP BEGINS
Members Of Times European Party
Are Jolly Crowd--Praise Paper for
Generosity and Enterprise.

One OF the jolliest parties that has
left Detroit in many day was that
composed OF the eight young women
who are winners In The Times popu-
larity contest and started on a Euro
pean trip. Thursday afternoon, from
the Grand Trunk station. Long be-
fore the time scheduled for the train
To leave. host OF friends and rela-
tiyes OF members OF the party gath
cred To say goodbye and wish them
Bon Voyage"
The young women were loud In
their praise OF the generosity and en-
terprise OF The Times. which had CIV
en- them the opportunity of lifetime
to see a number OF the most import
ant countries OF the world. and the
wonderful art treasures OF Europe.
with not the slightest expense to
themselves. Each one declared that
she had some particular place which
had unusual interest for her. Several
carried cameras, In order To be able To
take snapshots OF places OF interest.
and one member. Miss Katherine
Reynolds. 'of No. II Blaine-ave., has
arranged to leave the party when IL
reaches Paris, To take up some stud.
les In Germany
Just before the train pulled on. the
young women lined up on tho plat
form. where group picture was TAX
en- by The Times staff photographer.
I'll be SO glad To have my picture
appear in The Times" said one young
woman of the party. for so many
friends assisted me in securing this
trip that | know they'll be glad To
learn that the pleasure Is SO soon To
be- realized We all worked hard to
win the prize, but the trip We are
about 10 take is we'll worth all the
time and energy expended"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
MARRIAGES ILLEGAL.
Judge Rules on All Ceremonies Per
formed by Justices.

CHICAGO. July 9.-Several thou.
sand marriages performed IN Chicago
during the last few years wiz be de-
olared Invalid II the state supreme
eeHrt- tfphelds The deeisien-ef MUM.
cipal Judge Better. The marriages
involve all those performed by justices
Oh the peace since the establishment.
OF the municipal court. The number
OF these nuptial knots will reach 5000
Judge BETTER handed down an opiI-
ion that all ceremonies performed BY
justices Of the peace within the limits
OF Chicago since the establishment D.
the municipal court were illegal and
all such marriages performed outside
the city were legal. The law estab-
fishing the municipal court stated that
that court should usurp all The pow.
ers formerly possessed by justices Of
the peace.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10

DETROIT. July 9-Close: How
much Will spring wheat suffer between
now and harvest? That Is the question
the answer OF which will settle the
spring crop has always lost between
July and harvest and II IL loses as
much as usual this year wheat VIII be
scarce and high. II II should 40
| through maintaining It's present high
standing the total winter and spring
crop may amount TO 6s0O0o.ooo bu
Farm reserves, the visible supply and
stocks in all other positions are down
| to a very low point and any loss To
spring wheat through rust. bugs or adj
verse weather may easily put the mar
ket on a very bullish foundation. The
general trend was upward and the mar
ket closed unchanged for cash wheat.
&c up for July, nc up for September
and 1c up for December.
Wheat quotations. Cash No. . red.
1886: July opened WITH toss OF 7. c
and closed at .1.is; Sept. opened at
Sll0lS, advanced 1c. declined to sl-11 /.
and advanced to S12: Dec, opened at
s1.14, advanced to sll2h, declined to
Sl.32; No. white sl.35.
Coarse grain quotations; Corn. cash
No. 2. 7shc bid No. yellow. cars at
No. .. SO 1ac bid; standard. cars ar
52Ec, closing at 53c bid Sept. stand
ard. 4ic; Rye Cash No l. sac Beans;
ae s oc ,s os March ssGt SSy sass al
sos Aug. alsike, S6.25.
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Friday We're cars OF corn and OF
oats. Withdrawals were 565 bbls OF
| -four, 32.993 bu OF wheat and l ala bu
OF oats Stocks are l3l.225 bu OF wheat
-13S,3sl bu OF corn. 44.tlS bu Of oats.
| l 500 bu OF barley and 1909 bu OF rye.
! Wheat in Liverpool closed Is a n q
Flower and corn I'D higher.
Wheat exports this week: Australia
$4,000 hu; India, 2,2ss.ooo bu; Argen-
Winnipeg wheat receipts, SO cars;
! year ago. II.
| Northwestern wieat receipts Friday,
IS cars. year ago. 224.
Argentine wheat visible. 1876. 600 bu:
year ago. l 4T2.000 bu.
Wheat receipts at primary points on
! Friday. 20S,000 bu: year ago, 39g 900 bu.
Exports OF wheat and -four Friday.
SIS 900 bu.
Wheat receipts at Kansas City, Il
cars: year ago. 20.
Weeks exports OF wheat and -four
l.4l2. 1000 bu.
CHICAGO WHEAT LETTER.
Reported for The Times by Carson,
Craig x Co. from Chicago. July y:
. Wheat-Wheat traders were not to
be fooled by crop figures which did not
take into account blight and Hood dam
age OF the past 10 days nor make al
! lowance for probable decline in spring
crop conditions from now to harvest.
! They see a probable reduction In the
final yield OF rs to 80 million bushels
from the Indicated figures Of yesterday
CHICAGO July 9.-The wheat mar
ket opened asc lower, trade light. Corn
opened steady Market easier for other
grains. Provisions sharply higher.
Noon: Wheat gained slightly dur
ing the forenoon oats eased of frac-
| tionally and corn advanced sharply.
Close: Wheat took sensational
bound and closed &c higher for July.
7ac for Sept. and Il C for Colin
and oats both closed much higher. July
corn scoring net advance of 2 y c for
the day and July oats 2Ac.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
DANCING CAUSES DEATH
Over.Exertion Proves Fatal to Phillip
Miller, of Toronto

Over-eXertIOn from dancing caused
the death of Phillip Miller. Of Toronto,
a dry goods salesman for a New York
city firm, who was guest at a party
given in the Detroit Boat club. Thurs.
day evening. Miller. who was promi'
nent in athletic circles OF Detroit over
20 years ago, and we'll known In So
eial circles, came to Detroit, Thurs
Gay, from Cleveland to renew acquaint-
ances. He was invited TO attend the
party at the club and had danced
but one number. when he suddenly col
lapsed Mile visiting with friends on
the yeranda. Drs. Frank Newman and
G. II. Judd, who were among the
guests. did everything possible To re-
vive him. but in vain.
The body was taken to Hamilton 5
undertaking rooms. No. 20 Elizabeth
St. and II is expected that brother
In Chicago will take care OF the re-
mains.
Miller left Detroit about 20 years
ago to take a position with James II.
Donovan & Co, or New York city,
and OF late years had been the Cana
dian manager. for that firm, with head
quarters In Toronto where his mother
is now critically Ill.
Coroner Bennett was called and
pronounced death due to heart failure.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
Appics-western box apples. 81 % a
3 per box. new apples. si.25g1.5O per
Black DECENTRALIZATION, 81 so bu.
Cnbbaxe--New. $1.a541.75 per crate
CnulI0Oxyur--f 15fI2 per doz

Blnckbe rrfes-Lawton, - so bu.
Cauiiaowur-si.55 92 per doz
Ceiery-Home- grown. IS q iSc doz.
Cheese-Michigan- fats. new. l3c:
brick cream,-ise;- sehweitzer- fancy,
Old. 2o0 2lc 10.
Cherries-s2 5o9s bu.
Conee-Package coffee. Sli2sa17.5o
C.,lieEn,. Eru,s.aPIu%si us; cher
$3.50 per box. pears. 81 per box.
Currnnts-33 "a per bu.
Dressed Calves-Fancy. SQ9c: COM
Fiour-Michigan patents in wood,
$40; second patents. $685.; straight
Fecd-J obbing lots bran s2s. coarse.
corn meal. s31: corn and cat chop, $50;
coarse middlings. $40; fine middlings,
Fresh observation-disclosures s5a
soc doz; lettuce. home grown. zoe bu.
parsnips, s0c bu. tomatoes. 81 q 10 per
Fadishes.- foc dor wax beans.
peas. $40 bu: asparagus, 60d CSC doz.
beets, 35c doz; spinach; soc bu.
Gos.es:rri::-s2a2i!s IS blu bu;
Honey-Fancy white, 13414c ID; am
ber,i0 a llc- extracted 6 a Isc-lh---
Hny-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baisd hay in car
mixed. sill aiI.5O. rye straw. sIo@
1880. wheat and oat straw, 50 ton.
Htdes--No. cured, 13c; No. cured.
Kip cured, No. l, 12c. No. 2. 11isc: kip
green. No. /. Ice; No 2. lohc; cali
green No. 1. Ice; No. 2 l4hc; calf
skins, 25960c. shearlings. i5440c;
horse hides. No. 1. $40: No. 2. s2t0
Huck leberries-s6 per bu.
Observation-Disclosures y5.5OGs75 4sc
per gal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rs ~ soc each:
Rockyfords, CALIFORNIA;, s3.5O4 $50.
Georgias. S2.75H3 per box.
Mushro0ms-50c box.
Onions-Taxas Bermudas, si,25 crate.
Oranges-Californian avels 1915 box
OiIs-Raw iinseed. sic; boiled lin
seed. sac gal. less 1 per cent for cash
In 10 days; diamond headlight kero-
sene, ghc. turpen;iEe, I'm barrel lots.
4eisc gal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
ICE CREAM KILLS BABE.
Brother and Sister Also ~ Of Pto.
maine Poisoning.

Ptomaine poisoning said to have
resulted from eating ice cream on In
dependence day, caused the death.
Thursday. of Bronislawa Koperska
aged two years. daughter of Frank
Koperska. OF No 1S4 Dubois-st.. and
the serious illness OF two other chill.
dren.
The child was taken sick late Tues
day night. and while DR.. G.. G. Grifiis.
OF No. 1902 Chene-st. was working
over ner, Helen. aged seven. and Wal
ter. aged three, were also stricken.
The latter two are still in critical
condition, but the doctor has hopes
OF their recovery.
The parents say they Will demaed
an inVes tigation into the methods EN-.
ployed in manufacturing the ice cream
which killed their child.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
M A 2 l N E
VESSEL PASSAGES.



DETROIT. July SIP: Kennedy.
Ward Ames 1850 D. m. Thursday. Som
oma, ?; Minneapolis. Schuylkili $50.
w. q. Mather. German. Bell, 8: Lagoon
da, .; Turret Cape, ego, Fryer $50;
). X. Martin. ID. Pendall. q. whitney,
Gilbert, 1915 last night; Noble 1910.
India, IL -Richardson,rlls40 ;-Andrety
Epson. l:20; Maunaloa, Manda, Hecker.
?. Brazil, 3: Durham. Robins, Arabian.
81 81 reff- King and barge Butler, 4,
Berry, 4:4O; Sam Mather. Lyman smith.
Rhode. Emily and barge. g. Air Mitch,
eli. a; Morrell. Pollock. 1915. Wiscon
Bfn, Uganda $50: Howe. y: North Sea.
40. Bermuda. 1880. Alex THOMPSON
11:50: Caidera, H.
day: ID. w. Mills Anderson. 1880: Path
finder. Sycamore. Mariska, 4; j. w
Moore. 4;lS; y. +. Miller. 1920. Andaste
1850.
Orion. 1890; Ralph and barges. /;
Cornelius. ?: Ketcham 8. McDouEalI
|>11:4o.
sAULT STE. MARIE, July s.-Up
1ssST Ssstlston TeIiee God afslaonis
GROVE, Rome. &: Mol. Hill. 3.
Dunn, Tagona, midnight: New York
q. Jay Morse, $3.50. Kensington. Lynch
5; Van Hise. Thomas. .; osIer. s; Gary
.11.3e. oil barge. Albright, noon.
IA Down: Bessemer. Matthews. 1870 y
+. N. Thursday. Ball. 3; Dave Whitney
AnKeline. Corunna. Burlington. 6: l. &
smith. Turrst Chief. 1890 Corey. $3.50
Ixuzon. 3: Pere Marquette. s, Siemens
Manila. $50; Juniata Strathcona Z
Squire. ,: oliver, 10; Baker. IL How
ard Hanna. ls:s0.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
Markets and Finance

Craig a Co.. from New YORK July 2.
London market was slightly higher
for Americans The feature here Was
dizziness. which prevailed with very
narrow range OF prices. Western
Maryland suffered a relapse and went
10 the lowest price reached on talk OF
heavy assessment on stock. The move
ment crop report, although thought
very highly Of BY all interests In the
community, failed 10 start public in
terest m the market rs had been eN-
pected. The professionals were alert
and gave the market pretty thorough
sounding for weak spots. \ pcssimis-
man was one OF the causes contribut-
ing 10 the markets action. Tariff NOT
being liked by some OF the western
people. the market steadied I'm the at
ternoon on fairly good buying
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
VAN ZILE IS SLOW.
Municipal League inquiry as TO Far
reiis Fees Still Unanswered.

Anthony Pratt, secretary OF the De
troit Municipal league, has returned
to the clIy after vacation following
sick spell. He will take up school
board ana paving matters again.
We shall try to do something more
in regard TO lettering the tenement
situation as soon as times are little
better" states Secretary Pratt To
carry or the work as planned would
require $4,000 and the league has
already raised about $4,000 for this
purpose. Last year We assisted III
cleaning out ten bad spots.
The Municipal league has never re-
ceived any reply from Prosecutor Van
Zile in regard to the inquiries made
some time ago as To the disposition OF
fees collected by the county clerk.
Pratt held that County Clerk Farrell
should .urn over To the county about
5000 per year OF fees which now go
into the clerks private funds. Van
ZSle was asked for an opinion.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
NEW york PROVISION

NEW YORK. July s.--pork Steady.
Lard: Easy; middle west spot. sll .svp
IL Sugar: Raw; steady. refined quiet
Coffee: Rio No. on spot. u a *
Tallow: Dull. city. 9-l6. country.
. 5-l6U 1916. Dressed poultry:
steady: chickens. liU 23c Live poul-
try: steady and unchanged. Cneese.
quiet, fun cream specials. l3A "a II tsc;
skins specials. lOAc; full skins. "a Sc.
Coffee options opened steady and un-
changed To points advance. - Butter
Firmer. receipts. $500. creamery extra.
zee. state daihy tubs. 20M % i2c, imita-
ton creamery. firsts. 22c. Eggs Wea-.
receipts, 1876. nearby white fancy.
2sGSic; mixed. 26q2Ic, fresh trsts,
u a % NC
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
JOHN D. GETS BIG CHECK.
On His 10th Birthday He Gets $1,+4o,-
600 of OIL Profits.

CLEVELAND. o., July 9.--John ID.
Rockefeller Standard OIL chieftain. re-
turned To Cleveland at o'clock this
morning from Jersey City. n. j.. where
he celebrated his sevontieth birthday
by atteIding a meeting of the parent
corporation which raised the price OF
gasoline one cent gallon. BY way OF
diversion. John ID. accepted a check
for sf,440.000. representing his share
of Standard Oil profits.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
no~roN ,o,.pCp CLOSE

AriI coml ,.A, AleE is. Ahmk 1870
ton Cons Ia. Butte coal .li. Cop Con
"a. Cal ~ SIS Cal "A l02& DAILY
" Davis DAILY ~. East butte 2
Ely sR. Franklin i61 First Nat T.
GirouN 50 Greene can ~ Goldheld
Cons 5a.. Helyetia ia. Isle Roysle "a,
Majestic SO Mich l0ia. Miami So
Mex Con -. Nipissng lOss. Nev Cons
asa New Utah lis. North Butte 81,
old Dom 80 osceola 1872. Parrot 30l.
Raven %. shan l4Ts. Sup Il II 10. Sup
Cop 40. Sup a Bos 10. Utah Cons. II y
L : r com i9Is. do prf aga. Winona j.
Wyandotte %. Yukon a..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
ACTION IN OCTOBER.
President Angeles Successor Will Be
Chosen Then

ANN ARBOR, Mich. July "a sue.
cessor to President Angel OF the uni.
vefsity, will not be chosen until Octo.
Der, according TO statement made by
Regent Sawyer. The regents held their
July meeting yesterday. Carl "
Guthe. OF Ohio State university, was
appointed professor OF physics at a
salary OF $4,000 a year
The board approved course out.
lined by the engineering department
for engineering work in preparation
for forestry. This calls for AZ hours
In cultural studies, "a Of general set
ence. 8 in technical studies. The de
gree given will be bachelor OF science
In preparation for engineering in for
estry."
The board adjourned till Sept. %.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
BOSTON COPPER.
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported Tor The Times BY Hayden.
stone A Co:
The Boston copper market is devel-
optng more activity at the expense of
prices. The decline In North Butte and
the expectation OF an unfavorable Cop
per Producers report has caused con-
siderable selling. North Butte at so is
~ lower. Copper Range is also low
err and In Sale ! lower. The general
list OF coppers show large fractional
declines. The miscellaneous depart
ment Is displaying an easier tone on
light transactions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
BesTaN COPPER SALES.

Furnished by Hayden. Stone 4 Co..
Adv 100. A c p 2ssO. Anc 60. Arc Ie5.
ARR Coml loo. All 100. bat 2lo. Bos Con
49, Bos Cor go Butte 6s5. Il A 1850
< IL IL. Cent 100 Con Mer 60. Range
IS + gao Fr 20. OK 1885. CIR 100. q
1876. y Hin 100, Roy 10. Kerr 10. Kew
60 Lake S75. /. 27o. Mass AZ. Mex
80. Mi 100. Mich eco. Mob 10. New 30,
b 1912. l. SIS. ojib 20,-o Colony
-I1U, Ufd Dom 1UU. Csc 10. Par 500,
quincy TO- r so. Shan l229 : * h.
1870. & J. 455. Tenn 10. Trim ). l. Oil
430. L II 40, do pF 5iT. Uni Cop i00.
Utah ApN 500, Utah Cons l04. II Cop
IL VOL 20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
NEW YORK COTTON.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, July y.-The COmmerclaI
Bulletin Will say OF the wool market
SATURDAY.
The feature of the weeks trading is
the engagement In advance OF arrival
OF several good sized lines Of Montana
staple. about 100000 pounds being in
volved. several other deals OF large
size are pending and there are negotia-
lions In fleece woods To arrive. There
has been also a fair amount Of busl-
ness in graded woods and considerable
quantities previously bought have ar
rived and been approved by buyers.
The shipments Of wool from Boston
To July s. inclusive, were l32.l30.G4y
pounds. against S1,211,519 pounds for
the sam etime last year The receipts
to July inclusive were 209.74S. 81
pounds against y3.5s7.6,4 pounds Tor
the same period last year"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
PRODUCE.

The market as whole was fairly
active today. with no important price
changes. The trade regards the straw
berry season IA over now. A very few
packages of rather Indifferent fruit
were on the market this morning, SELL
ing according 10 quality. Blackberries
and raspberries were in better supply.
and currants and cherries were pienti-
ful. Peaches are not coming very free
ly as yet. but receipts are increasing.
Poultry receipts are none too large for
the demand but dressed calves are
quiet and steady
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
CHICAGO PRODICE.

CHICAGO. July S.--Cheese: Twins
l4414Lc. young Americas, u a II y C.
Butter. Creamery extras. % lsc, hrsts
csc, seconds. zee. dairy extras. % iac
Eggs: Firsts. 1859, seconds. II &c.
Live poultry: Turkeys. l4ml4h3c &c,
fowls. Use. ducks. IL q / ise: geese, sg
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Board prices: Creamery, ex-
tras, 25Ic; hrSts, 2iisc; dairy, 1919 c;
packing stock. Use 10.
Exxs-Current receipts. case count.
cases included. 20%c doz Receipts on
EridnN. va Cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
LIVESTOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-OpenIng
Dunninu a stevens Livestock Repol

BUFFALO y. y. July Cumming
4 stevens live stock report: Cattle:
Receipts. 3 cars; slow. Hogs: Receipts,
80 cars, strong, heavy $40 workers.
s. a $50; pigs. $40. sheep. Receipts,
s cars, strong; best lambs. $50 y;
yearlinEs, s6w5.5O: wetners. $4,000.
ewes, ga SO. Caves: Higher, fi5U1J
$50.
EAST BUFFALO--Cfose.
BUFFALO July Seattle: Receipts.
so; steady. prime, 1850 butchers, 81
U6. Veal: Receipts. 200. active. com.
mon TO choice. 36Ms.50. Sheep and
I iHmDs. Receipts, 500. lambs, s5Wy.
yearlings. s5a6.75. Sheep. s3a 5.25.
| Hogs Receipts. 300 firm; workers.
f79ons.25, pigs. 37.65 a770.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July g.-Cattlei Receipts
! $500. steady, beeves. $500 40; Tex
as S4.6O46.lO.. western. t4.15I6l6;
: stockers and feeders. $500 $40 cows
and heifers, s2.50q6l5: calves. $3.50 a
| 40. Hogs Receipts. 10000 fair
heavy, ss.50QSl5; rough. s150M1.i0:
workers.. s7.50m 7.s5; pigs, t6.30a 20.
Sheep: Receipts. 5000. steady. native.
s.. 8 a 40; western. So q 80: lambs.
/ t4.75ns75.e western. S5uS.G0.
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.
! CLEVELAND. Ohio. July S.--Hogs:
Receipts. 800; i0c higher mediums
and heavtes, sS.20: workers.. tS.05Nst0;
/ lights. T.i5; pigs. $500 I.6O. Cattle.
! Receipts cars; steady. Lambs Re
ceipts cars; strong, yS15 top. Calves
Receipts, 200; sS.I5 top.
NEW YORK COPPER LETTER.
4 Reported Tor The Times by Carson.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10

TOLEDO, Ohio, July 9.-Wheat: Cash,
tl.27, July. sl.1s% Sept" N.125s Dec.
s1.13. May sl.17. Corn: Cash. Zoe;
July. 7ic; sept. 69Sc. Dec, 81 nc; May.
57Ssc. Oats. Cash. 63ci july. 81 ~ 90.
Sept. 43Ac; Dec, 44nc; May, 46hc.
Rye: No 2. Sic. Cloverseed: Cash.
$655 oct. and Dec. s6.91i5 March.
1907 n. Alsike: Prime. 81. 30. limo
thy: Prime. 81. Butter: Creamery,
| 2e y ft ere dairy Esss:-2fc, OFT
and hay unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10

The separate waist. though de-
nounced by fashion scribes each sea-
son. continued aud will continue to
flourish.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
Hartman Goes TO oastlen.

VIENNA. July Sc. II. Hartman.
the American financier. seemingly
much improved in health eft here for
Bad Gastein I'm special train today
where he will begin series OF me-
dicinal baths. He is confident that a
short time spent at Gastien viii do
much toward building up his nervous
system. which the physicians have
told him is depleted from overwork.
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Bustness-like Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co., No
Ii John R-st. Phone 1893.
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SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Sold by Haley 10 Mich Beef Co,
sheep 2. i03. $3.50: do, ycarlings 10 20
Sc. do. yearlings 90, 81. - 80, do, sheep
80 IS IS. do. sheep 20, i02, ,l.25.
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Bought by Parker. Webb & Co Of
hogs -. 1s5. s5S5; do. hogs "a. 204.
81 so. do. hogs -. i9o.- 81 50. Roe Com.
Co, hogs IL, l9l. $40. do. hogs 90
1s2, s. GO: DO. hogs IS. 1873. $3.50. do.
hoRs 10. 2I2. $50.
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CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

NEW YORK COPPER LETTER.
Reported Tor Tue Times -bY Carson,
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HOGS.

Bought by Bishop. Btllen & Holmes.
hogs 1916, average weight 10 pounds,
price s765 per cwt. do. hogs i50.. l5b.
$3.50 do. hogs 9a. ii5. $3.50. do hogs
40, iso. $40. do hogs SO, 100. 1915; do.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

4S3.S00 shareS
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by Newton OF Bishop. u. &
D. 1ei. $3.50. do. hogs %, 100.