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WOULD UNSEAL DOCTORS LIPS
Continued From Page One.

solved in the family and by the in
dividua rather than by legislatures.
We should enter on a campaign or
education far reaching and thorough.
Our youth should De instructed IN
matters pertaining TO physiology and
hygiene. Young men should be warn
ed OF the responsibility resting on
them and the general practitioner
should take greater precautton in as
surfing himself that there is no bar TO
marriage.
When Il comes 10 the protection
OF our young women. we have bee3
too long handicapped by the fact that
our code OF ethics forbids the reyela-
ton OF secrets OF the consulting room.
and this is a condition that should De
remedied speedily
DR.. Wood advocated legislation
looking TO the greater protection OF
young women and declared that physi-
clans and parents are derelict in their
duties IL they do not educate the
young people in all that pertains to
the subject.
Or. James w. Ward, Of San Fran
cisco. who will probably be the next
president OF the association, present
ed paper in which he told OF The
eradication OF the plague In San Fran
cisco following the earthquake. Rats
and feas were largely responsible for
its spread. he said, and. in his opin-
ion. the safety of the public health
demanded the destruction OF all rats
on ships coming from foreign ports.
before landing.
real healthy scrap" has develop
ed over the Homeopathic Journal, the
organ OF the institute. watch Is stlIi
in its swaddling clothes. A committee
headed by DR. b. F. Bailey. Of Lin
coin, was appointed at last years con
vention in Kansas City, to take up
the question Of establishing journal
that should represent the institute.
The committee entered into contract
with the Medical Century Co, Of New
York which has been publishing the
paper for several months.
a very considerable faction OF the
homeopathic. led by Drs. c. f. Fisher.
OF Chicago. End DR. Eugene II. POr'
| ter. Of New York, are opposed 10 &C.
cepting the report OF the journal COM
mittee and raise the point that the
committee had no authority TO enter
| into a contract with he Medical Cen.
tury In a very warm session, early
Wednesday morning, they produced
documents tending 10 show that tho
company had forfeited It's charter and
strongly ursed that the institute UNI
dertake the publication OF Its own
! journal The committee, however,
has a goodly following, and the fight
will be renewed Thursday morning.
The annual election was held. Wed
nesday, but the results will not be
known until Thursday. Some lively
wire.pulling stunts were INDUCED In
and the spacious gymnasium. where
the election was held, resembled n
convention hall in the good old days
before the primary law went into ef
feet The general opinion is that d.
Ward. OF San Francisco. Will win the
presidency. There is an almost gen.
eral feeling that DR. MacLachlan, Of
Detroit should be rendered the place
without opposition In 1910
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Reportea tor The Times BY HAYDEN.
n0sToN COPPER SALES.

Boston copper share sales OF June FL
furnished by Hayden. Stone & Co. Adv
95 A c p. 9.395 Az. 45. Zinc. 500, \ c.
$50. Bos Con. 100, Bos g Cor. 800 ,
Butte. 1928 x \. 2s4. Cal. :, Cent
20. c NJ. 100, Range. Las r Il, 1920
pr 5os. OK. 10. q &, IFS Han. so Ro
$50: Kerr. 10. Lake. 80, l. :. Is. Mass,
SEQ: Mex. 32o Miami 200, Mich, . Mon.
81 New 2.13O. y p. $50. y /. 775. Ojie,
Sh. 265, Rites. s6l3; Sup, 42O. 5 x g.
l.. sos & y. 40; Tn. s67 L $ Il. 500.
do pref SOL Uni Cop. 700, Apx. 80; Ut
Cons. 1870. It Cop. $40. VIC. 40, VOL
{ WAN iG5
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M A r | N E
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.

DETROIT. June 23.-Cp: Chicago.
Il 40 a. m. Tuesday. Siemens, Manila,
Il As; Benton, Home Rule. 1890 p. m:
Matthews, $40, Suit. Ball Bros, 3; Re
public 345: Rockefeller. Marcia, i25,
Lehlgh. 4 Zenith City, 1871. $50. Su
perior City, e35; La Belle. $40: Nun
70. 6:55i Topeka, 1875. Ranney, 1885,
Morreii. 10 last night. starrucca
(cleared), Hoover Mason. Il; w. A.
Rogers. 1i:40; Perkins, 1890 a. m;
consort. 3: Turret Cape. Prince Rupert
froquois. 5; Nelson. $50: W. II. Mack
:: Ralph and barges. 2. Bessemer.
Mazda, 9:l5 Castalia, $50 Rosemount
10 Henelhnger 1919 queen CITY
Down Sw orinoco. 10 50 a. m. Tuesday.
Tampa, J A Donaldson, l2l5 p. m.
J. J McWilliams. 1850: Charles Nen.
nell. AIS. Aztec. Miztec Angelina, 80.
Kennedy, $40. s Eddy. g. Hart. An
trim, 6 30; Maine, Knapp. 7:l5; A. p.
Stewart $50. SharpIess. Neepevah. 3.
Empire city Malta McGeau-- $40 last
night. Linden, 10. Richardson, 1920;
w 5. Mack. Il: Susquehanna, ll:2o;
stanton. Livingstone !; Mueller,
Ericsson. Thomas. $40, Samuel Ma :.
Their. 4 Goodyear, 40, Gettysburg and
barge, s. Duluth. Gill. Q. Durston. $3.50.
osborne. 10, Mary Eiphicke. Alex;
barge 1910, Princeton. II; Peter
White. 11:15, Malinokett. 1880.
American 500.
SAI-I.T STE. MARIE. Mich. June %
Up: Anna c. Minch. rs p IN Tues
day. Goshawk, Peshtigo, so; George
Stephenson, 1853; MARSHA. 2; r. $
warmer Zillah. 3:20. A w. Thomp
son. 3:2O WIN. =. Snyder. $40.
Walsh. $50 last night, Hines. Mar
win. Norris, 10; Dalton. IL 30 a. m.
Pere Marquette. 2. Linn. !; Midland
Queen $50. Weewatin. noon.
Down: Rensselaer,. 2;15 p. m. Tues
dav: George Fl Corliss. 2.20.
Meaford 10 last night. Turret Court.
midnight. Shaughnessy 1910 a m
Leonard, 1880. J. T.. Epson. 7. Waldo.
Grove 8; Riddle. Cornelius. $40.
Townsend $50; Socapa, Roam. 20 80.
Berwind. IL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-23
MELTS IN TWO DAYS.
Sixty Feet Of Snow In Colorado Oisap-
pears Rapidly.

GRAND JUNCTION. Colo. June %.
I'm less than two days an immense
snow bank. sixty feet high. lying on
the slope OF Mount Elliott, 10000
foot peak in southwestern Colorado
has melted, and an immense column
OF steam is rising from the spot. The
cloud OF steam is visible for miles.
II is believed by those failiar with
the mountain that the phenomenon is
caused by a volcanic disturbance.
A mine located near the basin and
worked years ago was abandoned be-
cause OF the intense heat encountered
I'm the lower levels
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NEW xoRk PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. June 23.--Pork quiet.
Lard dull. middle west spot. 81 .Y5 ~
l2c5 Sugar-Raw firm refined
steady. Ceffee-Rio No. on the spot.
S4SIsc Tallow quiet. city. SC.
country. 5@M57sc. Dressed and live
poultry unchanged Cheese fairly
active: full cream specials. lSlz "a lf1sc;
skins specials. II i4c FUN skins "a SC
Cofee options opened steady. un-
changed TO ~ points decline Butter
steady. receipts 1l.Slo. Creamery. ex-
ira %. state dairy tubs goo 25c; imi-
tatlon creamery. frsts p Eggs, firm :;
receipts 10 SOC. nearby white fancy 26m
97c. nearby mixed fancy 23g 2ic; fresh
ursts 90 - q - n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-23
Funk Gets New Job.

Louis H. Funk will go from a place
as sewer and record clerk of the de-
partment of public works TO a clerk
ship in the county treasurers Office
July 1. II will not be a case OF resig-
nation, Funk having refused TO com
init harikarf when notified that his
Resignation would be acceptable TO
Mayor Breitmeyer. Last fall Funk
was an advocate OF William T. Dust
4 for the mayoral nomination. His place
will be taken by Joseph Lougheed.
now in the sidewalk division OF the
department. 81 am greatly pleased at
the way the Spanish War Veterans
stood by me-" says Funk The boys
certainly supported me well in this
matter"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-23
REAL ESTATE MEN
IN CONVENTION
Many Entertainment Features Ar
ranged for Delegates-Hannan
Out for Presidency.

Real estate men are pouring into
town on every train for the second
annual convention OF the National AS
ISOLATION OF Real Estate Exchanges of
America. and for the next three days
they will own the town. The local
dealers have planned 10 give the visit
ors the time OF their lives. starting
with a boat ride, Thursday.
The Cleveland delegation was on
hand bright and early. 80 strong. and
with yell that runs something like
this:
"C-l-e-v-e-l-a
Cleveland. Cleveland, Ohio.
Full OF ginger. full OF go.
II. E., X. E. is the cry.
Cleveland dirt is the stun 10 buy.
The bunch" is determined 10 so
cure the 1910 convention for their
home town and came across the lake
for that express purpose, but they
have an active rival in the Columbus
delegation.
The opening business session was
called 10 order shortly after o'clock
in the convention room OF the Cadillac.
Mayor Breitmeyer welcomed the visit
ors and extended the keys OF the city
President Lester f.. Wise. OF the De
troit Real Estate board responded
He told the delegates not 10 get dis
couraged IL they were not satisfied the
first or the second day with the treat
ment accorded them
The chairman OF the banquet com
mittee. Mr.. Woolley. promises that
you will have an opportunity 10 drown
all your sorrows and disappointments
Friday evening" he said.
The boom started by the local deal
ers on behalf OF W. w Hannah for the
presidency is gathering strength every
hour. No opposition has developed as
vet
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-23

E~mou--eaiifornia. stdi5o per
maple suSnr-New. i0al2c per 10
acknowledgements 40W soc each
eantaloupes. s. 80 q 40 per box
MuShrooms-0Oc per box.
Onions-TeNas Bermudas. si.25 per
crate
Oranges-Californian avels. 1915 per
box
Oil--Raw linseed. Gle; boiled lin
seed SIC gal. less l per cent for cash
In 10 days, diamond headlight kero-
sene. 9lsc. turpentine. In barrel lots.
Peache.-s2 as per s-basket crate
MISUNDERSTANDING s2g3 per crate.
Pop Corn---Ears. ~. Q2c per 10,
Observation-Disclosures. car lots, I. o. o
Poultry-Hens. l24 glSc III: stag
ROSTERS. &C, broilers, ace geese, "a &c.
ducks. Itgl6e, turkeys. young. Sg
PROV i.lon.-Mess pork. $40: family
pork s2l. q % 80; light clear. $50,
heavy. s22 80. smoked hams. 1870; dry
salted briskets l2lsc; shoulders, 10
picnic hams. Ice, bacon l5c, lard. in
Heroes. l2i.c. kettle rendered. 1871
per 10
case. black. SIS per bu, 81 25 per capt
Observation-Disclosures. Loot cases.
IS q soc, home grown. 81 a go per eu.
SukhF-NIN SNdA 10 mos . 81 4-eS 10
tablets, $3.50, cut loaf $3.50; cubes.
S5s5: NNXX powdered, s5.i5; granu-
lated. extra coarse. $40. granulnted,
fine. IN bulk. $3.50, granulated in %
10 cotton bags, - 80, Michigan granu-
lated, IS 20. diamond A. $40, confec-
toners 4. s5.25; No /. $500 No. 3
$3.50; No 3. s. %; No. I. s. e0 No. g.
s5.i5 No. s, $40. No Z. i5.05 No s.
So No 2. tig5. No, 10. s4g0. No. II.
IL si75: No Is. si.75 per 100 lbs.
Tuiiow-No. l, 5iac; No. 2, .iso per
In
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-23
BOY IS MISSING;
DROWN|NG FEARED
Willie Colt, Aged s, Attends
Church Picnic On Belle Isle, But
Fails To Return

Failing TO return home with the
rest OF the children VINO had spent
Tuesday at Belle Isle. with st. He'd
wigs church picnic. Willie Colt. aged
s, OF No. 81 Wesson-ave., ia believed
TO be drowned, or else lost in the deep
woods OF the Island.
His father. who is almost frantic
with anxiety over the child's disap-
pearance. visited police headquarters
"Wednesday morning, and asked the
police 10 exert every effort To find the
lad
Two other boys, who live In the
same house with Willie. attended the
excursion. and returned safely, Tues.
day evening, but neither Of them had
seen Willie since early in the day
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-23
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


DETROIT. June 23-Close-ft Is re-
ported that the Patton interests con-
troll July and a big line OF December.
while Armour controls the September
The weak feature In tho wheat market
at present ~ the Dquidatinp of July.
and nearly all the sellers 81 that op-
tion arc replacing II with purchases
~ December. Spring wheat IL In splen-
did shape, but has many danger points
still 10 pass and those who know
most about Kansas are not making the
high estimates OF harvest results. The
market was weak during tho greater
part Of tho day and prlcoa worked
lower The close was At a loss OF ic
in cash wheat sc IN July and &c IN
September AID December.
Wheat quotatlons-Cash No. red
siI3 asked July opened without
change AT s1.I4N, declined 10 sll3A
and closed at si14. September opened
closed At 81 09at December opened al
siIOa. declined 10 si0ea.. and closed
at u10h: No. 3 red. 81 40 No. /
white slt3
Cash No 2. 76c. No yellow. TIC
Oats--Cash No white. L car at
600. September 4thc
Rye-CaFh No. nc 49,
- c!asarsaed--p Prime oetsbes,- ss-Ss1
March so bags at -.
Northwestern wheat receipts on
wednesday i51 cars, year ago. 203
Winnipeg received 20 cars ~ wheat;
year agO. a..
Receipts on Wednesday In tho De
troit market included 900 bhls Of -four,
car % oats and I of rye. Withdraw
ale We're 2.i07 bu of -four. 90 hu 81
O. m and 1a5 bu OF oats stocks are
PIG 900 bu % wheat 100 $50 hu Of corn.
b8.t47 hu ~ oats. .9Ss bu OF barley and
lG33 hu - rye.
Wheat receipts az primary points on
"wednesday. 23S 600 hu year ago, DO
600 h.l
Worlds wheat visible supply. 5.5fl.-
600 hu decrease
Wheat in Liverpool closed ID lower
TO I'D higher and corn = "a iad liver.
Receipts Of wheat at Kansas CITY,
~ cars.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-23
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.
PRODUCE.

These are the busy days for handlers
OF berries and fresh fruits Strawber-
ries are now a their best The sup
ly is numerous. Prices are low and
with the Canneriessto fall back on the
demand Is about equal TO the supply.
Receipts Of poultry are not large. and
while the demand - not urgent, stocks
are cleaning up from day to day. New
potatoes are coming freely. new APP
rles have made their appearance. and
The market as whole Is an active
one with comparatively few price
changes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-23
oustino OF oaukIer Delayed.

A writ TO Dust Arthur II Gaukler
and the Electric City Amusement Co.
from the property at Belle Isle bridge
was refused by Judge Murphy. We'd
nesday morning, because a necessary
paper In the proceedings had not been
filed. When this paper Is filed anoth-
er application will be made by attor.
neys for Carl e. Schmidt for an or
der compelling Gauklcr 10 vacate the
land.
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Here's a young woman it's easy 10
scrape an acquaintance with. She's
the only woman barber In Panama.
and is popular among the Spaniards
She does a rushing business. AT first
she made some awful mistakes. II her
remarks weren't cutting, her wofk
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-23
BOSTON COPPER
nosroN COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone & Co. The Boston copper mar
ket continues dull and featureless
Trading is IN small lots and without
5 igniicance. The tone, however, Is
firm and most issues are
quoted fractionally higher. other de-
partments OF the market are more
active with special strength In AmeFi-
can Phone and Wooden preferred
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-23

AppIe---Fancy. ,7aT5o per Dbl;
western box apples. sl.75M3 $50 box.
nckberrie---IAwton, s4.5oa5 per
" Cabb.se-New, ,I.25al75 per crate.
C.n l,aoTerm'i x1s @5 per s5c doz do.
Chee.~-Mlchigan hats. new, lac:
fancy. old. i7c; new, iic; brick cream.
lbc: Schweitzer. fancy. old. 2042ic ID
Cherries-sl.25 per l6-qt case.
Conee-Packase coffee. sl4.259i75o
per 100 lbs.
ries. sI.75g2.25, apricots. 81 peaches
DRESSED CaIve--Fancy. 9a10c; com
mon. 7usc per 10
$40, second patents. sos: straight
s6.S5. clear, $50; rye -four IS bbl.
Feed-Jobbing lots. bran. s2g; coarse.
corn meal sal. corn and oat chop $50.
coarse middlIngs. $50. fine mlddlings,
Fresh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s59
zoe doz; lettuce. home grown: SOC bu;
parsnips, GOO per, bushel; tomatoes.
beans. sI75U 90 per box; new tur-
nips. l5c per dog: green peas. $40:
ASPARAGUS s. 4 LIS per box heets. sss-
Goo-ebcrries-s3 so per bu.
Grape Fruit--s5 9 $50 per box
Iioney-Fancy white, l5u &c 10; am
Iiny-Dctroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay IN car
lots. T. o b. Detroit: No. ] timothy
s4al450: No. Z. si99 1850. clover
1850. wheat and pat straw. 50 ton.
Hide.-No. cured. 13c. No. 2
cured. I2c. No. ] green. lie No 2
ii lee: kip green. No !. i2c. No. q
i6I5c. calf green. No. !. iec. No 2.
I4i5c calf cured No. !. &c, No q
I5i1c lamb skins, % v soc; shcarllngs.
iS n soc; horse hides. No /. $40. No. 2.
Huckieberrie--s35O per 2i-at case.
Limes-yI Der 100.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-23
r,,IcIcO pRoDrCE.

CHICAGO. June 23.--Cheese--Twins
Young Americas. IAN a
i5r Rutter-Creamery extras. 25c.
hrsts CSC seconds. &c; dairy extras.
%, Eggs -ttTsts- IL t. e, seconds.
Ire Live poultry-T lSWl4iic;
fowls 14c. ducks, limll he; geese
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-23
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Roar RI prices: Creamery, ex-
tras poe. hrsts 2ic. dairy, 20c. pack
INK stock ! Siac per III,
Egg--Current receipts. case count.
cases included, 20i4c per doz. Receipts
wednesday, l049 cases
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Il am here said the rcformer, 80

II am here" said the rcformer 80
extend helping hand TO suffering hui
mainly
Don't try It," replied Bronco Bob:
mot in Crimson Gulch. Three-hnger
Sam got into all kinds OF trouble for
irving to extend a helping hand 10
pimte Pete under the table while he
was sufferin in a poker game, Wash
ingtOn star
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-23

Circus bear gets loose in Chicago
and attacks people over in Lunnon,
whore they think there are bears run.
ming wild In Chicago streets all the
time. they won't believe It's a circus
bear.
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TOLEDO. ohio. June 22-Wheat-
tll& December, xl.ll u. May
sl12h Corn--Cash, 7biac. July. I3is g;
September. 12Ae, December, 5sAc,
May. 59&c. Oats-Cash. 5Sc; July.
5SAc. September. 44c. December. 4+a e..
May. i7c Rye--No. 1. yoisc. No. .. Gee;
No. 3. SIC. Cloverseed-Cash, So 20,
October and December. s6sIis March.
S675. Prime alsike. 1915 Prime
timothy. So or unchanged. Butter
Creamery. csc. dairy. 22c. Eggs, Gle
Hay unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-23

Turkish women are demanding that
they be courted in occidental fashion.
Wonder If this is n job he old Turks
are framing up on the young Turks!
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-23
UNION PACIFIC
SELLS ABOVE 1871
Market Shows Increased Strength
and Prices Move to Higher Levels
Gains Reach Three Points.

NEW YORK. June 23.-The stock
market at the opening and in the
early trading reflected renewed aggres-
siveness on the part OF bull interests
following heavy accumulation or
stocks on the declines OF the two pre-
ceding days OF the week. Gains OF
one TO two points were made In a
number OF leading issues. Nearly ev-
cry thing traded In joined In the gen
eral advance. Union Pacific preferred
rose l-2. and the common advanced
IL points. The Inter-Met issues
were strong and the industrials show
e. strength.
IL a. m: The market showed in
creased strength as the first hour pro
crossed. with price movements toward
materially higher levels. Union Pa.
selling at 1884. while the common
sold as high as 1911. The general list
In the forenoon showed gains rang
ing from substantial fractions 10 over
three points Governments unchang-
ed. other bonds firm.
Noon-There was no special change
In the market conditions In the early
afternoon. Union Pacific preferred and
Reading continuing TO reflect most OF
the speculative interest with other
stocks Influenced 10 great extent by
covering Of room shorts and some IN.
side buying.
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.
Reported for The Times by Carson.
Craig Co. Stocks-Sentiment has
undergone vast change IN last day
and from what was described as cul-
mination OF the bull market. now APP
pears 10 have been only good healthy
reaction. The advance In Union Pacific
preferred was continued; first price
was two points above last nights clos
Ing and another one and half was
added in the course OF mornings trad
ing. The common was also strong,
opening over one point higher. and
on strady buying advanced - IT THIS
Il only four points below highest at
tained short time ago Reading was,
as usual. well up with the leaders, and
all Joined In the upturn with eNcep-
ton OF Third Avenue. which was weak.
Market ruling strong and some aggres-
slveness expected 10 develop against
short interests built UP In last week
Reported for The Times by Carson;
the early trading July wheat is l.
lower 10 sllSA, after "a dip TO sli5 =
September wheat is steady at sloSA
after a range from Sl0sts 10 sl.07a,
December Is showing less thrength
than yesterday. when II scored an adj
vance OF \, c IN the face % a break IN
the July. Bloom. Gomstock. Huiburd
Warren best buyers OF September
Clement. Curtis. Wrenn. Clifford Ware
Leland and Brosseau have led the sell
ing OF all months. Little attention
given TO foreign news. except houses
a seaboard not selling 10 other side
because not getting any, offers on new
wheat from the west. Northwest re-
ceipts l2l cars. last year 203. Mime
apo!ts reduces stock l25. 600 since Sat
urday, wheat loaded out Of elevators
there today. lsS cars Chief supporting
influence In the trade Is the wet
weather southwest on the early har
vest. This is preventing the bears from
active short selling.
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CHICAGO. June 23--Wheat opened
&c lower. with trade small and fea-
turcless. Corn easier on fine weather,
easier cables and wheat wheat tone
oats and provisions lower.
Noon--Whcat slumpcd during tho
ally.
Close-Ali grain futures closed
sharply lower. Provisions unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-23
LOCAL STOCKS.
Financial.

Quotations furnished by Lewis O.
Borton. No. l4l3 Majestic building.
June 10, 1908.
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Job Printing gone right. Timee Print.
Nr Co. 10 John R.-st Phone 1494
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Industriats.

BID Asked
American Lumber Co ,...l 80 i.S5
D. * G Navigation Co... 30 49,.
Detroit Edison Ill. Co.. 10
Detroit Creamery Co... l2s 49,.
Iron silver Mining .......l IS
Mich Sugar Co, pref. 49,. Il
Nelson Baker x Co ..... 1915
scotch. Dillon q Co... 60
lola Cement pref ....... 80. 24h
DO. common -......-.. ...s 70
Mich state Tele conn.,. s2tz 80
Wolverine Portland Gem 49,. 10
Parke. Davis q Co....... IS 30
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Markets and Finance
CHICAGO GRAIN

Exports Of wheat and -four wednes-
IN
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CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. June 23-Hogs-
Receipts 1000. market l5N csc lower;
mediums and heavies, $3.50, Workers
$3.50 light s. %. pigs. s. Cattle--Re-
CENTS cars market lower. Lambs
Receipts cars. steady. Calves-Re-
CENTS 800. ss25
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CHICAGO. June S-Cattle-Receipts
$4,000. steady beeves. s5l0W 20 {;
Texas. $3.50 rs is western. 81 75R625:
stockers and feeders. $500 a 550, cows
and heifers. 50 40 CESS, calves IS so n
-Hags-Raea4pts- n Ann--MealS- -
lower. light. s7GT.7o. mixed. sI.e5
7s5, heavy, s72S q 90; rough. s. % Z
SIS Sheep-Recelp Is 1000. weak loo
lower. native. s35045.s5. western.
ss151575. lambs. s5.5OGs western,
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LIVE STOCK.
EAST BuFFALO-Opcning
|uuning a SeyenS' Livestock Report

BUFFALO, June Ga Special Cat
tle-Receipts l car: steady. Hogs-Re-
ceipts Is cars. lower, heavy SsIsl0,
Workers. $3.50 as. pigs. $40 sheep
Receipts cars. slow, best spring
lambs. ss5o9s. yearlings, $3.50 a : +;
wethers. IS, ewes, siB45o. calves;
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