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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
CUuC,co CRAM LETTER.

Reported FOR The Times by carson.
Craig a Co from Chicago. June %
Whcat--It was a bull day in wheat
OF the easier Liverpool mar
ket The price there had break on
week end proft-taking, possibly some
selling from this side. This mad tht
effect of giving break ~ ~ 20 / a. c
here on opening trades When tht
snort sellers and prort takers discoV-
cred that THIS was all the reaction
that could be brought about there was
a Qllck switch 10 Tie buying side, both
in :he way cf more OF the enormous
short interests Ia september and De
cember ami in replacing holdings SOLO
out around top rghlyes yesterday Al!
the foreign markets We're strong ex-
ctr. Liverpool SPOT wheat IN the Eng
lisa market was strong and higher y
few sections 81 the southwest send I'M
proved reports on winter wheat out
como These are much more than on
set by the wet weather over The mar
vest southwest our Mr.. ing!is claims
that IA some % the northern counties
OF Kansas 50 per cent Of the Eelds
Viii not be cut many fields IN south
e.u kansas ripe. but machines cannot
snow sticks 70 hts former estimate OF
s. 600 000 bushels for that state. Out
side mills took another 5,o00 bushel
wheat here today Dispatches from the
northwest indicate that every import
ing country OF Europe Is after hour
on large scale our Illinois points
confirm the active export demand Tor
wheat eastern houses bidding 2la Over
September FOR No. hard When we
get past delivery day we look FOR even
stronger wheat situation TO develop.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
HITS HOT TRAIL
' IN SIGEL CASE
Police Captain Leaves New York to
Arrest Leon Ling-Elsie sigel Nay
Have Married Gnu Gain.

NEW YORK. June Ito bring
Leon Ling. wanted for the murder OF
Elsie si2el. IS The ayowed intention
OF Captain Michael J. Calvin. OF the
Chinatown police station. known rs
The "ezar Of Chinatown who left New
York today. taking With him GUAM
iick Nam, the sr.zzlel Chinese IN
terpreter. Calvin, while his destina
ton Was kept absolutely secret. is
understood 20 have been turaed loose
on trail. uncovered in the drasneJ-
ting Which lie and his men have given
the dives OF Chinatown since The muir
der.
Calvin who IS generally conceded to
know more OF the ways and customs
OF The Chinese than any other local
policeman was given an indefinite
leave OF ahss nee. a,tcr long confer
ence WIKI Police Commissioner Bins
nam and DEPUTY Commissioner Moods
yesterday AS STRENGTHENING the the
o-y that Elsie was Killed when she
announced to Leon her preference for
Chu Gam. the police are now invesu-
eating reports which make Il seem
probable that Elsie and Gnu Gain may
have a. least contemplated marriage
\ minister ir the neighbOrhood OK the
Sigel home has told OF refusing -
marry 4 Chinaman and young white
girl shortly before the murder
He says the couple announced their
intention after his refusal OF goin;
10 Phiiadel ph.a. where they knew they
could be married.
The police are endeayoring 10 find
out If the girl was Elsie Sigel. and II
the couple did 60 10 Philadelphia 20
De married.
That the killing OF elsie Sigel in the
oriental room Of Leon Ling was no'
premeditated crime but was the result
Of sudden jealous rage. Is the police
theory following the latest version OF
the killing given by Chung Sin the
Chinese who has been under the third
degree since his arrest three DAYS ago
and who has told at least four differ
ent stories. Chung now contents that
he heard Leon upbraid the eirl fer
her friendship for Chu Gain. his rival,
and that Elsie replied that Chu was
the better man. Thereupon. sai )
Chung. the two make fight and he
was called shortly afterward To see
the dead body Of the girl on the bed.
THAT Chung's story Is Il network OF
lies tho police have no doubt. Sing +.
Lee. a wealthy Chinese OF New York,
came forward today with statement
that absolutely contredicts CHUNG
story thar ne WIS awakened from -his
sleep by Leon's quarrel with the girl
Sing Lee says that he called on Leon
the morning OF June at 10 o'clock on
business and that there was no one
either in Lecn's room o. that Of Chung
This is about the time that Chung
claims the girl was killed.
The importance OF Chu Gain In the
case. III the mind OF the police, w55
shown yesterday when Chu was pick
ed MP BY a policeman when he started
10 leave the city. Chu said he wanted
10 so 10 Atlantic City 20 summer
school. but the police informed him
ne had better stay in New forK.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
800 FreIant servlee prorlsea.

Improved freight service from Mil.
raukce Junction Tsp romised by the
Waba.-h railroad as result OF the
Efforts II the Wholesalers Association
OF Detroit. Beginning July ID four cars
dav viii be dispatched from the
junction over the main line Of the
Wabash. and f. II y. Gull. division
FRI sh. agent. has 80 notified First
Vice President William c. Noack, u
the SvA0iesaicrs' association. This az
ton on the part Of the Wabash shows
that The railroads are DESTROYS OF CO
operating with the business interests
OF the city
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
WILLIE C0TT IS
FOUND OUT GRAT|0T
Lad Lost On Belle Isle Discovered
Asleep in Doorway-Wandered
About Island Since Tuesday.

Willie Colt. the eight-year-old boy
who disappeared last Tuesday al a
picnic given on Belle Isle by st. He'd
wigs parish. is home. He was found
Saturday morning sleeping In the
doorway OF a store out Gratiot-ave..
and taken 10 Hunt-st. station. His
parents were communicated with. and
the father called and claimed the boy
There were no signs OF affection on
the part of either the boy OF the par
ent. Willie was muuching cake
given him by reporter when his
father arrived. He just slid of his
chair and followed his father from
the station.
To an interpreter Willie stated that
he left the other boys at the picnic
because they were gong TO beat hinY
Then he became lost and for three
days wandered about Belle Isle. sleep
ing under the trees aud eating what
he could pick up FROM picnic lunch
baskets He said he left the island
Friday afternoon, walking across the
bridge.
Willie was sorry.looking object as
he SAT In the police station. He was
dirty and wet from Saturday morn
ing's raiastorm, and his clothing was
plastered with mud. He sat In the
station Saturday morning from 5
o'clock until 9, when his father called
for him. and during that time was
given nothing 10 eat He told the In
tepreter that he had had nothing 10
eat oil night nor the day before When
the bag OF cakes was given him he
grabbed IL and ate as though he were
starving
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
BOSTON COPPER
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported FOR The Times hy carson.
Crats X Co, from Boston. June 20
II looks more each day as II we
wouM have DUH period for two or
three weeks. The absence OF the big
hnancicrs tends To restrict business and
the hitch in listing Steel common IN
Paris - depressing feature. We are
big bulls on the ultimate future OF the
market. but believe FOR the next few
weeks stocks should be sold whenever
they are strong. The local coppers hold
remai kahly well. but the Hide depres-
sion we are having in metal market
at present curtails the buying orders
and the result is almost stagnation IA
business. The market position OF
ANA lgatnat-d Is wonderfully strong
and this stock should easily be the
leader on the next upward move.
There rs practically no business do
ing IN the Boston ccppers this morning.
Attendance on the door ia confined 10
only a few members. What transac-
lions have taken place are wholly
without significance. There has only
been n single sale OF North Butte at
an advance of - PARROT is !. lower
on sale or zoo shares. Cal. Il Hecla
al COS. ia points lower on a small
sale The miscellaneous department Is
equally dull rs the copper shares moth
Ing having feen traded IA except Am.
Telephone, which is unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
SMALL FLEET OF WAR
VESSELS TO GUARD CAR
Coming Visit Of Russian Ruler Has
Caused Activity in Anarchist
Colony at TotteHhanf.

LONDON. June ZEE. II. Garlic.
member OF parliament from the st
Adams division Of Hertfordshire, noti-
fed the house OF commons today that
on Monday he would call the govern.
ments attention 10 the numerous
threats that have been made 70 muT.
der the-ezaF- on his Forthcoming visit
to King Edward at Cowes and would
ask what protection for tie Russian
ruler is being arranged.
The coming OF the car has stirred
up such a storm OF protest and has
caused 50 much activity ~ the Rus
sian anarchist colony az TottenhaEi
that there is fear among the author
tiles that despite their greatest precau-
tons harm may befali Nicholas
II is declared the STANDARD. the Rus
sian Imperial yacht on which the czar
will come 10 Cowes. viii be guarded
every foot OF the way oy torpedo
boats and during the ears stay in
English waters an escort OF war yes
sells will furnish every possible pre-
caution.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
MURDER OF WOMAN
REVEALS HIDE0Us
] bLACKMA|L PLOT
Robert Emmett Eastman, Who Slew
Beautiful Mrs. Woodill, En-
deavored to Make Capital of
Her Mysterious Life.
Followed Talented Woman Across
Atlantic and Back to California
Detectives Say.
EASTMAN SAYS WOMAN SLEW
MRS. wOoDILL DURING ORGY.

ST. MICHAELs, Nd, June 20.
Although the police here pro-
fess 60 believe that the letter
written by Robert Emmett East
man was pcnned 20 shield him
self. the police ot Baltimore aud
Annapolis have vent out n gen
eyal alarm 10 watch for traces
Of party sasa tn have been in
the Eastman bungalow On the
uce of these two cities nre tn
clfncd To credit Eastrann's eX-
plantation. Eastman said vo-
man killed Mrs. woodtli during
. cnronssI. Here In his letter To
his wife,
"Lfttie gfrii had no hand I'm
the tragedy. Was there md re-
moved the evidence after the
other two couples fed. did
this for Misrepresentation and
am haunted. The victim was my
particular friend and we were
well mated. We All, that IL, two
mem and two other women from
Annapolis. went To the bunga-
low for a time. Every one got
full except Edith and myself.
"Edith tried tn win one of the
girls fellows and while with
him was hit three timcs by the
girl ON the side Of the head with
= full bottle of champagne and
an the floor and died. The man
did not come 90 for nm hour.
was left with the corpse and
cannot take chances for n trial.
Life To me 10 very bitter and
will pull down the shades and
say good bye.
(yfEned "BOB."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. June 26.-Close-the fea-
ture OF the closing day OF the weak
was heavy buying by foreigners The
European dealers had been looking for
the usual June decline and held back
their purchases 10. lower prices. but
the decline did not 80 far enough 10
please them. They waited longer and
prices advanced. Their stocks Were
about exhausted and within the past
Few days their OeCNSsTtTcs drove ttrcff4
10 become purchasers on q heavy scale.
causing the recent slump. They took
about 1000. 600 bu during the closing
DAYS OF the week The decline In Liv-
crpOol gave American markets an easy
tone early. but buyers were ready 10
take everything off rcd and the mar
ket soon gained strength and recov-
cred the early loss The close was un-
changed In cash and July wheat, and
up Z ia the other futures
Wheat uuotations-Cash No , rcd.
sl41 July opened with q decline Of
- AT sl.l6A ana advanced 10 sIl6s. ;
to slI24. and declined TO sil2h De-
ceInher opened az 81 l2i. advanced 70
Sll3i4 and closed at Sl13, No. 3 red.
SI4Z No white, ITO
Coarse grain quotations: Corn
Cash No. s car at 75aac, closing at
75e No 3 yellow. , ears at lie
Oats-Cash No 3 white ! car at
5si.c September 45i.c No 4 white l
RTe-cash No .. &c.
Cloverseed-Prime october. $500;
MhftN 4NV b1Sr Al cfNH
Receipts In the retroit market SAT-
urday included G-5 bbls Os -four cars
OF corn and 81 outs Withdrawals
were 10000 bu % wheat and / POI bbls
~ -four Stocks are is5.ge0 bu OF
wheat ss.525 bu 81 corn. 30 sos bu Of
oats. 1855 bu OF barley and s33 bu Of
rye.
Wheat receipts az Winnipeg 1911
ears year 20. ~
Northwestern wheat receipts Satur-
-day. l63 cars year a<o. l3l
Worlds wheat eXpOrts Oils week
12o. 000 bu
st Louis wheat receipts 5000 bu
year ago. 10 n1O Ia.
Wheat receipts AZ primary points Sat-
urdDy. 2lH 600 bu. year ago. $4,000 bu
Exports Of wheat and lour Saturday
so con Inn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.
PRODUCE.

TIE feature OF the Saturday produce
market was the large receipts OF
strawberries. The home grown crop
seems 10 be- ripenIng up all AZ once.
and receipts for several days have tax
ell the capacity OF the market. To-
days receipts included a wide range OF
quality and condition and CORE
spending range In prices resulted. but
az least I 900 bushels We're left over
after the early rush. Berries OF other
varieties We're In only moderate supply
and ruled steady as 70 price. Receipts
II poultry were quite liberal for a sat
urday and rather than carry them over
70 Monday they were let go 10 the big
dressers which. ~ course. meant cut
prices Potatoes are cdging lower
right along, but az a whole the market
was very steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28

Thomas Miner. brother OF Con.
IT, r.. Miner. and one Of the organiE-
ers OF the Michigan Stove company.
died Friday, in his boarding place on
Cherry.st. aged IS years For the
last four year. MIR. Miner was an III
mate of the Arnold home, but lef, that
institution. Monday. because of It's
crowded condition By many. My. Miz-
nor was considered the father Of the
stove industry In Detroit He lot bis
fortune a number OF years ago Mr.
Miner was born in Geneva. y. Y, and
graduated from Geneva college.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
NEW YORK BANK sTATEMENT.

NEW YORK. June 26.--The state
ment OF the associated banks for the
week ending June 26, shows the fol-
lowing changes
Reserve on all deposits. increase.
sl3.6TT.S5O, reserve on deposits. other
than United states. increase Sl365s,-
425. loans, decrease. s32.422. 500. specie,
increase. s546T.s0O. legal tenders. In
crease. s49S. 900. deposits. decrease.
s26.s4S 200. circulation, decrease. $a5.-
800 Total loans, 81 1899. 962.l00.
The surplus OF the banks Is s33-
557.250. against $70.s5s.725 last year
and SlO.32s.075 two years ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
CHILD OF THREE YEARS
is SHOT BY NEIGKB0R LAD
Police Investigate Wcunding OF Little
Leo Allen, But. Make No
Arrest.

Little Leo Allen. three years OH,
was shot over the left eye while play
ing in the back yard Of his nome, NO.
1876 Twelfth-st.. about o'clock. FIJI.
day afternoon. The charge came from
small rifle In the hands Of Edwin
Adams. aged i, No. 73l Twelf;h-st.
who shot through a crack IN the fence.
according 10 the police report. Or.
Robert Hlsiop. Nc. 152 Grand River
ave, who attended TIE injured LAD,
took A bdckshot out Of the wound, but
nc serious results are feared. The
little fellow had narrow escape, how.
ever. in the doctors opinion.
The police arc investigating the
shooting, but made no arrest.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
'Ex- dividend. soc.
GOLFER SAIES.

Boston copper share sales OF June IS
Furnished by Hayden. stone * Co.
ADV. SIS A &. p 497-. Zinc, 10. Arc
23A 50. Duite. Gs5. c. & A. 10.
Cal. FL Cent. 1870. Range. 1872. d w
50 r r. -l5: Fr 7Ss OK. 645 CIR
$50. G. G. az. Han, 90. Roy. $50
Kerr. 81 Lake. So L. :. IS Mass. 10
Mex. So; Miami l90. Mich. 5 Mo.. 10
New. 22O. Ne. llo. y. b. 5S7 - -. -
paHr3s6 4-55 E-51. SIAN 435.
Rites. 42.l7s; sup, 10. ; " b. 80
: 81 p. 1876. Trim los. OH. SO. l. = r.
rs do pref. 400 ApN.. l05. Ut Cons
lQ9. U. Cop. 40. Wv. go
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
M A z | n E
VESSEL PASSAGES.



ia! Is p POI m. Friday. Nels6Sa. Tempe;
and barge, 1910. syracuse, -, Curry,
4:15: Rochester. 5.15. Leonard Hanna,
Ericsson. Thomas, q; America wilkes
barre. 1870; Carrigan, $40.
Miami and barge, res u!n. 10 last
night. stanton. is2o a. ~ Mohesau
and barges. ishpemins. stewart. ~,
phil Mlnch. Mid Prince 100 Fair
BARN. Darlington, CuaubcI laln,
samuel Matner. go: M.lnolk .eat'. .,
North sea. zIeHot'scot 80; D',f S; --,.ii
$40: Kennedy Corey. lilllanG 4nc
barge. G.JU. Rutland, lows ma. s.
Howard Hanna. Cornell. 80. Naddlt
Berwlnd. 1913, Princeton. Manaa. IA
4 D. Davidson, u -b0.
Down: ". . .iathcr. 2 p H.. Friday,
North Wind. Is, Amazon. a.l5. " yam
dotte. 3.io; Hinton, Ego: Van liisc
Beli. 5;l5; Holmes. sistra' Brazil 80,
norton 10 90 last night Sonora,
i0:45; Widiar 20 n. m. Wpberincu
barge. !. cattle RhoGes. Lyman
smith. $40. Stormoual, 8. A. L. Amos,
SchlessinGcr. algonquin. 80 Berlin
Aurora Alpgne. $50. PridScpn.
Phipps $50; india. Burma. 9.2o. Jas
Wallace Osicr. it:-t; sickcn and con-
sort 1910.
American 500.
sAU-I.T STE MARIE. Mich. July 20.
Up. MaliStoa 1870 T.. m. FRIDAY: w f.
Jay Gould. 2.20. X. Brainard. Choctam.
Panay, Pollock. 20 last night. Luzon,
I0.2h,-Ea GLAND. midnight Northern
Queen. ! a. m: Gilchrist $50; Living
stone. $50. Edenborn. ;. Burlington, 81;
uBtler. $50. Umbria LancCll. Moore,
Arcnac. Markham. .; Empire city,
Muncy. noon; Laughliu. ! p. IN.
Down: n G.. Kerr. so p. nj. Friday
Normania. 2 90, Maricopa. $40. j. A.
Roebling. 1850. James j. Hill, James
(Nasny tn 5:i0; Robert Fulton, $50,
Magna, $40.
Edmonton. Nevada. 10 last night;
william kcrr, midnight. Crct ar. 1880
a, m, Alva, >. Sinaioa Ramapo,
| Honduras. Crampian. Montczuma. 3
Missahickon. Colonel. Maunaloa $50,
Watt, Fritz, Warren, Cahcon. FriarT
ti4O; Irontenac tsmalD. Hanna, Mari
tana, Saronic, PaiilSi 10 Troy. 10. 30 I.
Stac khouse i''39; kecwatin. noon;
Squire, 1880.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
OLD JAY-EYE-sEE IS DEAD.
First 2:fo Trotter Expires After a
Career Of 81 Years.

RACINE. Wis, June 2G.-Jay-Eye.
See. the FIRST 20 trotre: the country
ever produced ie dead The great
horse died late yesterday on the
Peasant View stock farm near here
after spending the last f0lrtesno years
OF us lie in retirement
Jay-Eye-See got his name from
Jerome J. Case. the late millionaire
vehicle manufacturer OF Racine. who
secured him IN Kentucky The FAM
Gus tr0ttor WAS 81 years old He was
BY Dictator dam Nidnisht. and a full
brother 20 Tire famous Dexter. 2:17 Ii.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
NEW NoRI> PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. June 2s-Pork firm.
Lard firm. middle west spot. sl2g Il 10.
Sugar-RRw steady. refined steady.
Conee-RiO No. : on the spot. "a. p
I'se Tallow dull. city. . Ssc. country.
5s.1l57sc. Dressed poultry steady.
ducks lf4lIc. Live poultry dull.
geese &c. Cheese weak full cream
specials 1884, Ql4nc. skins specials,
lie. full skins. 2Eg3c
Coffee options opened steady and un-
changed. Butter. Steady receipts.
4.1lO: creamery. extra. Csc. state dairy
tubs. 200 &c imitation creamery.
hrsts 22c EGGS: Firm: receipts,
$3.50 nearby white fancy. ga CSC;
nearby mixed fancy. 24de5c fresh
fresh hrsts. II II d23iac.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO, juno 2I.--Cuees0. Twins.
10 4 ala young Americas. l4QI41.c.
1--we poultry Turkeys, l44l4I,c,
fowls. "a &c; ducks. iiQlIhc. geese,
n &c Butter Creamery extras Csc:
frsts. 22c seconds PC dairy extras.
23 - Eggs, Firsts. l9isc. seconds,
II a m.-I4ittle trading liz wheat;
prices unchanged Corn advanced frac-
tl1nally oats cased off shade
Ciose-Juiy and December wheat
closed higher. September lower. Corn:
SHARPLY higher all around. Oats
StcaIy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
JOHN CONs|O|NE2
TAKEN BY DEATH
Part Owner of Hotel Metropole in
New York Was Well Known
In Detroit.

NEW YORK. Jupe 26.-John r.
ConsiGine. part owner OF the Hotel
Metropolis. and one OF TIE best Anown
sporting men H. the country. died at
his hamo, 1920 BroadRay IT ! o'clock
this morning. He had been III but
week from pneumonia. consiGine was
IS years old ana unmarried.
Some time agO Consldine was oprv-
ated upon for lung trouble and pncu.
monia followed. The lung which Was
not affected during the first attack
was the one that brought about his
death.
With his brother. Considlne was
heavily interested IN Dreamland at
Luna park. and conducted the bar and
restaurant there. He was a heavy
stakeholder in the Jamaica race track
and in number OF summer resorts IN
the vicinity OF New York
John Considine lcd Detroit Il years
ago and had been here very little
since that time he and his brother
George made large amount Of money
ia gambling, racing and theatrical ven
lures and were also interested in Tam
many politics In the metropolis. Their
hotel the Metropole was the place tc
which Detroit sporting men always
gravitated when ia New York and had
prominent part in the night life OF
that section OF Broadway around For
ty-second-st.
John was one OF the FIVE sons OF
Patrick Considine. q policeman anG
the five formed the "COnSidine gang
which was terror in its time IA De
troit In 1857 John COnsidine WAS
shot in the left breast in Tom Swan 5
saloon and this was indirectly the
cause OF his death. the lung remaining
weak Robert y Mccarthy. who shot
him. was never tried for the shootil
The pull" OF the Considines N New
York was strong enough 10 secure the
pardon OF James Considine after III"
latter had served several years in
federal prison only one Of the broth
ers remains in Detroit, William II.
Considine. who keeps q Monroe-are.
saloon. In this place hangs picture
painted by John Considine
IL is believed that John ConsidlHe
had become a rich man in the las.
ten years through his various gam D
ling and political deals.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28

tierces. l2i4c: kettle rendered. l3hc
per 10.
Raspbe rrtes-Fed. $3.50 per 2t-ot
case. black. IS per bu. $225 per 2s-pt
case.
strawberrtcs-Mlch 16-Qt cases.
SOcVsl. home grown. si50 q so per
bu.
s5'ss; xxx powdered. ISIS: srana.
lated. extra coarse. $40: granuiated.
fne. In bulk. $3.50. granulatsd In as
lated. $500: diamond A. $40: confsc-
toners A. 35.e5; No. /. $3.50: No, !
$3.50: No. 9. ss:5: No. :. $50: No 5.
IS. No 3. S&ss; No. 10. $3.50. No. IL
sass, No. L. $3.50: No. IS. S+75: No
IA S+75. No Is, s475 per 100 lbs
Tali0w-No. ]. SAC. No. ,. tse per
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
Markets and Finance

1900 strong. light. sT2oG Z so. mixed,
sT.356is. heavy. si.i5gs.05i rough. s1+5
q SO. Workers. Si.6S q I.65, pigs 36.l5
u 10 sheep-Receipts 1900. un-
changed
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. June c6-Hogs-
Receipts 1000. market lOc higher me-
diums anu h.ayies, stS5V,l Workers.
$3.50 hghts $, ss 800. pigs. SIl5.
Cattle Receipts cars, steady Lambs
--Recelpts 3 cars. SS..5. Calyes-Re-
ceipts/ 100. SIS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
Rnbhec Par Burns.

TRENTON. y. j.. June 26.-Fire
early this morning destroyed the
plant Of the Trenton Rubber company
just outside this city. The loss Is as.
tlmated az 100000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Board prices: Creamery. ex-
tras. csc. hrsts 2fc. dairy. l9hc;
packing stock. lsc per 10.
E&gs-Current receipts. case count
cases Included 21c per d0Z Receipts
Saturday. 1896 cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28

S.:
l. Cyrus Boss, cashier OF the above
named bank. do sole mnly swear that
the above statement IL true TO the best
OF my knowledge and belief.
CYRUS BOSS. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this gath day OF June. 1909 Ny COM
mission expires June 18th. 1910.
Correct-Attest:
JAMES II. DOHERTY,
Notary Public.
PHILIP II MCMILLAN.
r. A. CHATOTON.
CHAS. A. DEAN.
Directors
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
CHICAGO pRODUCE.

CHICAGO. June 25--Cheese: Twins.
l3i. itl2& young Americas, IAN
lie Butter; Creamery extras. csc;
nrsts 23c. seconds. 22c. dairy extras.
23izc Eggs Firsts. lie: seconds.
l1iac. Live poultry: Turkeys. lao
l4iec. fowls l4l1c; ducks. ilgllt zc.
geese IS a sc