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Cleveland, May ". Boston defeated
cleveland again yesterday. 3 to q.
hech wag effective with men on the
9ases, nesger pitched a strOng game,
triking ont ten men. but Boston
unched two doubles ana two singles
Win an error IN the fourth aud scored
hree ruhs
Score r. H. E
leveland ,s.. 600 100 00i2 T 4
ioston ..... 000 500 000-g G 4
BATTERIES Berger ami Clarke, Chech
md Spencer
Summary Two.bise hits Rafferty,.
lcConnell. stahl; sacrifice hits
!0Oter. stolen bases Speaker; d0u.
AZ plavs4 gheclief siahl WsRuer
pd stahlf Lajoie and st6yalE buses
h balls Rergsr 1, ChecIf hit BY
ltchef atahl; struck out Berger 10,
hech paesed ball Clarke Inn
llfe-4lsVans. A.
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shreveport q; Galveston 2

Shreveport 4; Galveston 2
Galveston. Tex. May i3 Shreye.
port went back into second place in
The league race BY batting CARRIER for
lunches Of hits.
Score: r. II. "
Galveston .. O00 200 OOO- 1 .
Shreveport ... 00i 02O Ol0--i 10 /
Observation-Disclosures and Hellman; Ba
ker and Garvin.
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J : ~ ak'as ~ y 80 - , = ~ Fskas qs !
In the World of Sports. /
WHERE rAEY PLAY TopAY
TEXAS LEAGUE

Oklahoma Ciiy at Houston.
Fort worth az Waco.
Shreveport at Galveston.
Dallas ai San Antonio
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington at Chieasu.
Philadelphia az ST. Louis.
New York al Detroit
Boston al Cleveland.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

Gelsl won yesterdays game for the
SENATOR'S from Bnrllesvllle Gelai 81
proving himself the basl steady pitah.
er on the sthts
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9rhe fanss are slellghlea ypr the
Ncome yesgAfdags game Twe
alshl Hpm RAtleaFlllsi ~ best
Ant lnRHa aeqfH.lfItau1 nreffv

:ocd tor the crippled SENATORS. They
ire playing hall now aas the fans and
~ consequence large crowds VIII
Witness the Enid series here this
week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

Tee eNzlors esrlsee home sAss
rsarsias eses the kaly atf az 3
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
soaton. ,. cInclnnall b

Boston, 2; Cincinnati 8.
Boston May l2.- Cincinnati took
Che seeaad game Of the series from
Boston tnday 6 to .. Twenty bases
nn balls were given BY the three
pitchers. The visitors found MrcarI
Thy easy IN the third.
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RATIONAL LEAGUE

Piiishurg al Philadelphia.
Cincinnati Al Boston
Chicago at New York.
g. Louis al brooklyn.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-02
TAFT, IN SPEECH, WARNS
REPUBLICAN LEADERS
Party Will Become Minority Oppose
tion II II Fails to Live Up TO
It's Pron1lse

NEW HAVEN. conn, July IA
uote OF warning was issued by Presi-
dent Taft TO congress and the leaders
OF the republican party during speech
TO 1,S00 graduates OF Yale at the an
nual alumni dinner. yesterday. The
president declared If the republican
party failed TO live up 10 its prom
ises and the expectations OF the peo-
PIE il would be relegated 10 the posi-
ton OF a minority opposition. His
warning referred TO the tariff ques-
ton.
Later. In discussing the trip OF the
warships around the world. Mr.. TAFT
said:
Il wish to say with refernce TO that
trip that while II Was criticized at the
time. there is no single ORDER or my
predece ssor-many OF whose orders
tended so much TO the peace or the
world-which in my Judgment, did so
much for the peace OF the world, a.
the order by which he sent around.
not messenger OF war. but as mes
sengers Of peace. those wonderful
mechanisms known as the 10 battle
ships OF the United States"
The Detroit times., 1909-07-02
D. U. R. READY FOR RUSH.
Will Double-Head lnterurban Satur-
day, Sunday and Monday.

I'VE have completed our plans for
handling the big crows We expect the
end of this week. says General SUI
perintendent Harry Bullen. OF the d.
L. X. For Saturday Sunday and
then the real Fourth on Monday all
our regular local and limited interur-
ban cars will be double-headed or
even increased beyond this. In adii.
ton. on the Rapid Railway on ali
three days, there will be an II p m.
car through TO Port Huron. that on
Saturday being a local and on the ON
er occasions limited.
ITO bring the people home aga H.,
In addition TO the increased regular
service. there will be additional limit
eds at 5:35 p. m. : 80 p. m. with an
IL p. m local, while on Tuesday morn
ing there will be an extra limited.
leaving Port Huron at Sis a. m.
ION the Flint division there will
be through hourly local service Satur-
day afternoon and all Sunday and
Monday"
The Detroit times., 1909-07-02
MICHIGAN WILL BE
BROKE" IN A FEW DAYS
Funds in Treasury Will Be Exhausted
by Saturday and Broke" Sign
Will Be Displayed.

LANSING. Mich. July 1.-Michi-
gan's strong box" will be empty again
soon. There was s300,946.67 in ex-
pendable funds in the treasury last
night and demands enough in sight
to take all this cash by Saturday night.
The deficiency, by the first of the year,
will probably reach a million dollars.
State officials may borrow S25O.O0O.
which will be q small item compared
to the deficit.
The new fiscal year begins today
and various state institutions are en-
titled TO draw large sums or money.
The Kalamazoo asylum has request
In for 100000 and other requirements
raise this sum TO 100000. The otil-
Gals may delay hanging the broke"
sign ON the door for few days II
the state institutions do not all core
ut once for funds.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-02
MICHIGAN PATENTS.

WASHINGTON, July Michigan
patents were issued yesterday as fol.
lows: W. II. Bates, Detroit, clamp
for attaching springs TO corrugated
cross bars L. p Brown. Port HUI
ron, collapsible bottom or receptacle;
A. Cameron, Jackson, dumping wag-
on; A. X. Clark, Petoskey. damper
and Aue ventilators; Il. +. Dewey,
Grand Rapids, thermostat damper reg.
ulator; r. A. Hall. Jackson, bolt cut
ter; j. Kahn, Detroit, floor construc-
ton: c. j. Malmberg, Thomaston. oar
lock: A l.. Maxwell, Detroit. reamer
for thread cutters; o NJ. Morse. jack
son, dust collector; +. 3. Rae. Detroit
electric brake; w. L. Rice. Rocheste:
barrel truck: NJ. +. Stowe. Cold
water. single carrier and support. j.
a. Vincent. Detroit adding machine
r. Zwermann. Kalamazoo, flush tank
The Detroit times., 1909-07-02
$50 WOMEN RUSH OUT
AND RAID ICE WAGON
Driver Was Passing Without Deliver
ing Usual Supply--He Knows
Better Now.

CHICOPEE, Mass. July 1-One
hundred and fifty women operatives
OF the Chicopee Manufacturing Co. )
cotton plant held up the driver Of an
ice wagon who passed the mills with
out delivering the daily supply Of ice.
The angry women rushed pell NELL
from looms and spindles in rooms IN
which the temperature was above
80 degrees. stopped the horse and sur.
rounded the wagon.
The grin disappeared from the driv-
er's face when one woman wrenched
the whip from his hands and others
climbed into the wagon with the avow-
cd intention OF pitching its contents
into The street. A compromise was
effected whereby the driver returned
TO the mills and amid the jibes Of
his conquerors meekly laid down the
usual ice supply.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-02
1000 STRIKE AGAINST
ORDER FOR OPEN SHOP"
Every Union Involved Obeys order OF
Amslgar1ated Officials To
Quit work.

PITTSBURG, Pa. July Reports
being received today at he headquas-
ters OF the Amalgamated Association
OF Iron, steel and Tin Workers indi'
cate that the strike order against the
open shop" policy OF he United
States steel Corporation was respect
ed by every union involved and today
the tie-up is complete. Fifteen plants
with total capacity OF over 100 hot
mills are closed and the number Of
men cut is estimated at 1000 The
international Association ~ Tin Plate
Workers the finishing mill men. join
ed the strike today in the Wheeling
district, bringing out 500 more men.
Cficials of the Amalgamated Associa'
ton denied the report that there was
widespread sentiment among the men
in some mills 10 continue work and
pointed 10 the secret ballot taken 81
New Castle last night. when but six
men voted 20 continue work
The Detroit times., 1909-07-02
|0bERTsONA ABSENT
FROM HIS OFFICE
mt Been There Since Tuesday OF
Last Week and Has Ordered
Mail Sent To Home.

><Where-is County Treasurer Forbes
Cbortson. anu why is he keeping
way from his Office In the county
Dutlding?" are questions being asked
~ the county offices.
Mr.. Robertson has not been seen IN
the county building since Tuesday OF
Lest week, the day that A. j. Schultz
cashier under Robertson when the
latter was county treasurer. was ac-
quilted OF a charge OF embezzlement'
The other auditors claim TO know
nothing OF Robertson's movements,
and have heard nothing from him.
Thursday morning he sent word TO an
employe in the auditors office that
hereafter his mail is TO be forwarded
to his residence. IL Is said that Ill
ness has not kept him from his Of
fice. as he has been seen in his yacht
on the river.
The report on the audit of the books
OF the treasurers Office under the ad-
ministration OF Mr.. Robertson. which
Auditor Buhrer and an expert account
ant have been working upon for sew
eral months, is completed, and VIII
be given out Friday morning. Mr..
Buhrer refuses TO give any hint as 10
what the report contains. but says 1t
Is voluminous document. going into
every detail OF the treasurer's office
from December, 1906, until Capt. Wal
do became treasurer.
Mr.. Robertson was not at home
when a Times reporter called there.
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Robertson
said her husband was somewhere en-
the river in his boat" She accounted
for his absence from the Office by say
ing that he's taking a vacation.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-02
500 MEN WILL STAMP
OUT SMUGGLING IN N. Y
Collector Of Port Loeb Taxes Vigorous
Action Against Persons Who Have
Defrauded Government.

NEW YORK, July IA police force
Of five hundred men, 20 patrol the
shipping points along the river ani
harbor Is the latest measure taken by
the collector of Port Loco 10 stamp
out the smugglers who have system
atically defrauded the government for
years. Three hundred OF TIE customs
policemen are TO be sworn In on July
Is and the remaining two hundred
during the summer.
The new force will be given the
power TO seize and arrest and will be
armed with revolvers and short clubs.
The force will be divided into three
platoons with captain, lieutenants
and roundsmen over them. One OF
the deputy surveyors OF the port Will
have charge OF the entire system.
The patrolling Of piers, ships and
the waterfront to guard against SNUG
glers and other enemies OF the rev.
enue service, will be the duty of the
new policemen who will receive sal
aries ranging from sS40 to sl.095
wear
The Detroit times., 1909-07-02
>rw ,onh ,roCk LETTER.

Reported for The Times BY Carson;
ChaiE A Co. Stocks-London was sun
iudifrert nt sending over an irresular
list Favorable crop reports durlu
noruins had good effect In bplStrilhs
the grangers u l. * W SO per gent
dividend 10 enable stockholders 10 pay
for coal company stock did not nave
nay eject 60 ~, AK ~. one transaction
Sitgar RcHning 90 indictments were
handed down this morning tht Stot -
It'd not leave the inactive list ahd lev
hundred shares were net result 1r
strike at Tin Plate mills haS--so rnect
nn Steel stocks and IL Is expected
failure by steel people Market hN
enrd after noon houI. Halrinans be-
ing stradtcd and steel making some
D radway Rather expect 10 see market
hold its advance today.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-02
COAL PRICES TO BE SAME
Anthracite Producer Says Coal Car
not Be Mined Cheaper.

NEW YORK. July This coun.
try will never see the restoration ~
the former coal prices" said President
T.. Is. Thomas. of the Lehigh Valley
Railway Co, while testfying before
the government commission investi-
eating the combination alleged 10 AZ
list among the anthracite railroads.
President Thomas was very emphatic
on this point.
He said that conditions IN the coal
mining industry at this time made il
apparent that TO produce coal AZ a
lower price than al present would he
impossible.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-02
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.
LIVE STOCK.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.

DETROIT, Mich, July Cattle
Active ana steady. outlook strong.
Prices ranged as follows: Choice steers.
averaging from 100 20 loo pounds. at
f5.15g6 choice handy killers, 500
fr5.50. light 10 good butchers steers
and hcifers. f2.15 n as. common killors
and Fat cows s2.50m3.50 Gamers cows
81 25U : g5. common 10 prime shipping
bulls t3M415 light butchers and
heavy sausage bulls. - SpW 30 STOCK
Mich. coWs--Active Of 40 "a %. veal
calves. active at S4M so per Cwt sheep
and Iafnbs--Active and strong, quality
fair. choice ycarling lambs, 81 20 "a 80,
light 10 fair. SGN 80. common t. prime
sheep. S3Q6. mixed sheep and lambs.
81 5Ofi :. SOS, common killers. S2.1J ~ .. % /,
and 25c higher. quality poor prime
mediums aud fat yorkers, s77on so,
light workers. and pigs. SG.75 q s.25. Re
The Detroit times., 1909-07-02
NO ACTION YET ON
BRIDGE RESORTS
I'VE Are Observing Matter From All
Angles and May Act Later,
Says Commissioner Croul.

Police Commissioner Croul, whose
first Official act was 10 send Supt.
Downey TO investigate conditions IN
the pleasure resorts at the Belle Isle
bridge approach had this 10 say thur
day morning. There is no plan We
are observing the matter from all an
giles and may act later according
To those observations. You will proo-
ably be able 10 learn more by watch
ing developments. That is al can
say at this time"
Ormond r. Hunt. attorney for River
view park. held conference with the
police commissioner, Thursday morn
ing.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-02
COPPER SALES.

Boston copper share sales OF June 80.
Furnished by Hayden. stone x Co
Adv. 643 A {. +, l.7ss: Az. 10. Zinc,
T3s a c.. 275. AtL. 100. Bat. 8 Bos.
Con. 532. Bos Cor. $50 Butte sos. g.
4 A.. 10. Cent, 30 en-. ll5 a. w.
Is. Z r.. SIS. FIR, 200 OK zoo. Or.
so: q. c. 10. Roy so. Kerr. 900, Lake.
$50 L. = IS. Mex. $50 Miami. go.
New 1870. Newh.. i45. b.. 1887. y.
l.. 3O5. - u, so. Osc 10. Par. Sos
: r. 10: Sh lS5. sup. 10. : * T..
4S5 : * T.. 2.303. Trim Is. oil. p.
L ) r.. 400 L. :. r pfd. $50 L. ;.
Smlt, pr cash. eco. ApN. so, Ut Cons.
I'll. WAN Us
The Detroit times., 1909-07-02
CHALLENGES FOSTER.
Prize Offered for Satisfactory Defini-
tion Of God.

CHICAGO. July IA little sport
ing proposition has been offered by
Rev. tombstone Meyers as the latest
thing to enllven the controversy In
the Baptist church over the orthodoxy
of the views OF Prof George 3. Fos-
ter, OF Chicago university.
DIR. Meyers has offered TO wager $50
that Prof. Foster cannot give salts
factory definition of God and he add
ed today that his money was up and
ready TO be covered" at any time.
DIR. Meyers says Foster defines God
as IAN appreciation" and he wants 10
find out what that indefinite term
means
The Detroit times., 1909-07-02

city 9-l6c. country. 5-i6el5 l3-l6c.
Dressed. poultry. irm. unchanged. Live
poultry frm. unchanged Cheese, firm,
full cream. specials. l3i. a l4i=c. skins.
specials. lie. full skins. q Sc
Coffee options opened steady. IN
changed, 10 10 points decline Butter,
firm receipts. II 1899 Creamery extra,
2Bc state dairy tubs. 20 "a % he. imita-
ton creamery nrsts. 22e Eggs. firm.
receipts 1887. eNarby white fancy.
IS q 20. nearby mixed fancy % q 26c;
fresh hrsts. 2ig22i4c.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-02
TUNNEL WORKERS STRIKE.
Day Contractors Have Delayed Pay.
ncnt Of Wages.

A hundred laborers employed OF,
the Michigan Central tunnel quit wor X
Thursday morning. They claim they
were TO have been paid Wednesday
evening. but that their employers post.
ed notice TO the effect that they
would not get their money until sat
urday The strike followed
The strikers visited the contrac-
tors Offices In the Whitney building.
Thursday. and were told that the
wages would not be paid until Satur-
day. Then they placed their claim
"a the hands OF Attorney Ronald KEEL
AZ. The contractors claim that they
have men to take the strikers places
md viii not be Inconvenience.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-02
IAu roo MUCH For HIM

ORION, Mich. July deputy
Sheriff VIM. Bells, arrested on a
charge Of violating the local option
law. pleaded not guilty and In default
OF $500 bail was romanded TO the
orion Jail. HIS examination was set
for July Q. When Bells had been IN
Jail three hours he required medical
attention Bells caused the incarcc
ration for 20 hours OF three men ar
rested for disturbing the peace. The
Jail is in terribly unsanitary condi.
ton
The Detroit times., 1909-07-02
Tar Returnn 70 canltal-

wASHINGTON. July President
Taft returned 10 Washington from
New Huven, Conn, at 1922 a m. to
day. his train. the Express from Boz.
ton being 81 minutes late. The DELAY
was caused by the ferry transfer at
Harlem river.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-02
COPPER srAoCKs-Close.

Ariz Com 5. Arac.. a. ADV Bay
state Gas, -tf7 Butte Gin 81. Coz
East Butte. l2l. Franklin. IN. First
National. ) i-l6 CRANKY 1907 Giroux
~ CIR Cana. 10. GoldheId CONS
: 5I-l6, Isle Royale. s5'. In sale
IS. Kew cop. : Lake - Mohawk
65i. Mich. 10I. Mex. Con. a. New.
Cons 23I, New Utah .
The Detroit times., 1909-07-02
CHICAGO PROnICE.

CHICAGO. July l.-Cheese-TWtns,
iSir 1884 young Americas. la ~. G..
Buttor--creamerN. extras. 25c, nrsts.
23c. seconds. ere, dairq. extras. % y G..
EEgs-Firts. 19iac. seconds. II isc. Live
poultry-Turkeys l4ul4iac. fowls.
Joe ducks. llullt9C. geese. 80 90.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-02
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Buttrr-Board prices Creamery ex.
tras. Csc. nrsts, 24c, dairy. 19hc.
packing stock. isc per -.
EEg~-Current receipts case cour 2
cases included, 20isc per Hoz Receipts
~ cases
The Detroit times., 1909-07-02

DETROIT. July Close. The dope
coming 20 market at present Is nov
specially cheerful reading Tor m.
bears Chicago has sold and shipped
out all the wheat delivered on May
contracts and stocks are very low NV
wheat 8 not vet coming in 20 take Us
place and there Is comnlete absence
~ hedging sales The bulls do not
care how much July wheat - delivered
70 them. as they can easllN S"H u 20
consumers and exporters. The settings
~ Juiv that has been going on for
some davs is credited to weak holders
who want their profits before the run
OF new wheat begins Harvest weather
helped the bears on THURSDAY ana
wheat prices were put lower. The close
was OF SC for cash wheat and about
l. FOR the options
Wheat quOtations--Cash No. red.
81 40 MD Iulv wheat opened without
charge at s1l7 and declined 70 81 70
September opened at Sll3 and d.cllncd
10 s1l2 December opened AT 81
and declined 20 81 l2+ NO red sI.S''
Coarse gain quotations Corn-Cashr
No. ;. 75Ec: No ysHo% .sA,c asked,
&c 2 IA. standard asa september 44i,c sam
pie car AT 55c. ! ~ SAC.
eBans-cash; $3.50 0octotber. '2G2
March so bags at $40.
Northwestern wheat receipts Thurs
day - cars year ago Ia
stocks Or wheat In minneapolis ue-
cree sed 2T5. 0O0 bu in i've DAYS
Wheat receipts AT st Louis, $4,000
bu.: year ago. &c 600 bu
Receipts IN the Detroit market
Thursday were l4i5 bbls OF -four :
cars OF wheat Of corn. : % oats ard
OF rye Withdrawals were 1873
bills. OF -four, 1886 bu. OF wheat. l.
sss bu of corn. 943s hu. OF oats and
s6s bu OF rye Stocks are lei 225 hu.
OF wheat - e3s bu OF corn, 90 Gas bu.
OF oats 24ee bu Of barley and ga bu.
OF rye
Wheat In LIVERPOOL closed u lower
10 4. 4 higher and corn Il 4 lower.
Wheat receipts at primary points
were 234 90 bu aagOinst 2sI 600 hu
Exports OF wheat and -four Thursday.
400 htt
The Detroit times., 1909-07-02
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. o., july w heat ash.
3l40, July. tl.i6ia September. and De-
eember. 81 49, May. sl.l5A corr
December. 5sc. May. 81 nc Oats-Cash.
sec: July. 50isc september. - Nc; De
cember, ifl4c May. 45Ac. Rye-No. J;
Ssizc, No ,. ssC. No. }. soc. Cloverseed
Cash. $3.50, October, and Dece Der.
sss7i1 March sIO7iz prime alsike,
500 prime timothy. ~ Oil. butter.
eggs and hay unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-02

CHICAGO. July Wheat opened
steady, an eighth higher. Corn opened
easier with buying scattered. oats
opened dull and scattered. Provisions
firm.
NOon-July wheat eased of frac-
tiOnally during the forenoon Corn and
oats made slight gains.
Close Wheat weakened In the last
hour and closed a trifie above the
days low. Corn and oats were of IN
sympathy.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-02
.nnle.-western hox apples. So p q


App,s.-wssser snn box sPples a.t si Il;
Black 81 per bu.
Cabbnge-New, sl.25ai75 per crate
Csuiinower--si75Gt2 per doz
CeIery-Home- grown. 35 a sc do8
York state, iiQ14hc. Limburger
fancy, old. lie. new. lac. brick cream
CherrIes-sl 5Og2 per bu: 75cQsl per
ConceEPackage coffee. sl4s5a17so
Caiirornin Fruit--Plums ,l75. cher
ries. $3.50 rs. apricots, 81 rs; peaches
Dressed onlve.-Fancy, s9sc; com
FIour-Michigan patents in wood.
$40. second patents, ss.9s straight.
s6.s5; clear ss'7c. rye -four, IS bbl.
corn meal. ssl; corn and oat chop. $50
coarse m!ddlings. $50. fine middlings.
Fresh VegetabIe--cucumb $50
parsnips 90c per Dushel, tomatoes.
81 90 crate: radishes loc doz. wax
beans. $50 per box new turnips. l5c
60 e65c per doz. beets. Soc doz. spinach.
&c Goo.sserrre--s1;5oq2 p& eu.
Grape Fruit-s5 &. 5 50 per box
Honsy-fancy white. lslel4c 10; am
Der. I0qllc. extracted. 6Q6h- per Id
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
fo.owine pe pstr ro oai So nay m car
,I4gl45o; No. Z. sl3gls.5O; clover
mixed. .i2N12.50i rye straw. sl0g
1850, wheat and oat straw 50 ton.
cured. lie. No. green. lie; No.
green, Toe. kip cured, No. l. l2c; No. 2.
IL &c; Kip. green. No. ], l2c' No. 2,
i4&c. calf cured. No /, 17c No 3
l5Nc, lamb skins, 20 = zoe. shearlings.
10 q zoe. horse hides. No. 1. s3.40. No. 2.
HuckIeberric.-ss.5 50 per 24-qt case
Limes--sl per 100.
Lemon--california. s5.5o9s.75 per
$50 per gal.
Maple sugar--New. 1oai2c per ID,
Mrions-Wa % y iOc each
rockyfords. 81 501t55o per Dox
Mu-hrOOns--5Oc per box.
Onions-TeXas BERN 1das. St.25 per
oranse--california navels. ,s7s per
Ou--RAw linseed. sic: boiled lin
seed. sc gal. less | per cen, for cssh
In 10 days. diamond headlight kero-
sene. g}zc, turpentine. In barrel lota
Psenehe-Es2 25a25o per s-baske,
Pineopple.-Florida s2a3 pc. crate.
pop Corn--Ears. / u u &c per III.
Potatoes-SOuthern. l.l0 per Blu.
Detroit 5OI soc per bu, southern. {ll0
1926 per btl
Poulfry--icnS, IL y n I3e 10 stag
roosters. PC. broilcrs, Gle geese. S y &c;
ducks i4Gl5c; turkeys young. l5g
&c per 10
Isions-MeSs pork. $40: family
pork 81 50u225". light clear, $50:
heavy, s22 Sc. smoked hams nc; dry
saite9 brlskets. 12lac; shoulders. 10hc.
picnic hams Zoe: bacon. 15c. lard. in
tierces. l2Ac, Kettle rendered. l3hc
per 70
EnspberrIe.-Red. Sc per 2g-qt case.
black. 50 per 24-qt. case
straw Lcrri, s--MIcaiSau, fs-qt cases
50cWii, home grown. S(.50 n $50 per
bu.
sugar-Crystai dora!noes, ~ SO: Eagle
tablets, $50 cut loaf, .ese; cubes.
lated. extra coarse, IS 40, granulated.
fine. In bulk. $3.50 graduated In Is
10 cotton bags s5.35: Michigan granu-
lated. y 20. diamond a, $40; confec.
toners a, 525; No. /, $3.50: No q
$3.50. No 3. 81 rs. No. !. $3.50. no. 5.
s5i5 No s, $40. No. Z. .5.05; No. 3
IS No 3, 1926; No. 10. st9o. No. II.
sass No. u. sfs0 No. 10, si.75; No
IL s475; No Is. s.75 per 100 lbs.
TnIIow-No. 1. sac: No. 2. 40 per
The Detroit times., 1909-07-02
NEM YORK PnnnICE.

KEW YORK. July Pork firm
Lard, steady middle west spot 81 las
ala 0j Sugar. raw, arm. refined. firm
Coffee, No. Z. "a. U &C. Taliow. steady,
The Detroit times., 1909-07-02
PRODUCE.

Commission men reported a general
Is active trade this morning. with no
important price changes. The supply
OF strawberries was ample. but the
average quality OF the receipts was not
as high as usual The demand for
good berries was active and for the
desired quality OF fruit some buyers
pafd as high as 81 bushsl. but the
bulk OF receipts went inside the quoted
range. Poultry receipts were light for
A Thursday and there were no calves
in sight Potatoes are in good supply
and demand and the vegetable list As
a whole was steady and active.