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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-18
|ERvOUS SAILORS
FIRE ON STEAMER
xnglish Ship Is Target for Russian
Torpedo Boat, Acting as Cars
Escort at Meeting With Kaiser

COPENHAGEN, June IA The re-
port that Russian torpedo boat fred
on the British freight steamer North
burg last night has not vet been con
Armed. though 1t is generally credited.
II Is said that no protest has been lodg.
! I'd. which indicates that the affair was
Of less seriousness than the early re-
ports intimated. The early reports
s oaid that an English sailor had been
wounded by the shell fred into the
Northburg. but later account says
that no one was hurt
Russian boats have been guarding
The Pitkipas Bay with the utmost care
ind II Is believed that the torpedo
N boat crew fired as a result Of undue
NERVOUSNESS The fact that the North
burg is a freight steamer is consid-
cred proof that its crew nad no inten-
ton OF spying on the meeting between
the car and the kaiser.
A proof that politics will furnish the
CHIEF topic OF discussion at the meet
ing between the car and kaiser is the
fact that the car Is accompanied by
Premier, Stolypin. Minister Of Foreign
Affairs Iswolsky, Count Pourtales. Ger
man ambassador 10 Russia, and the
German military and naval attaches,
while Foreign Minister VOh Schoen
and other close advisers of the kaiser
are In the latter's suite.
The meeting took place n Pitkipas
Bay, a small inlet on the southern
coast OF Finland, about 90 miles from
st. Petersburg. Both OF the roya,
yachts were under an escort Of war
ships and as the two squadrons ap-
preached salutes In honor OF the rulers
were fired
The car embarked In small
leunch and sped across the bay TO the
Hohenzollern, on the deck OF which
the kaiser stood ready 10 embrace him.
II IL uncertain how long the rulers
will be together though the visit IL
scheduled to last until Saturday There
will be two great state oanquets. one
aboard each OF the imperial yachts
Thought the kaiser is visiting Rus
Sian waters on the invitation OF the
car. .foday's meeting was really pro-
posed by the kaiser. who is DESTROYS
CT restoring the former friendly reia-
lions between Russia and Germany
relations which. for a time. seemed en-
dsngered as result OF GeTmhny's
coup fin the recent Balkan dispute.
when she forced Russia 10 accept the
Gcrman-Austrian program.
The meeting with the car is but |
one link in the chain of efforts the |
kaiser is making to establish the alb |
solute supremacy OF Germany in Eu-
rope. Germany regards with deepest
suspicion the new tri-state entente be-
tween England and France.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-18
CONVENTION HUSTLING
is LATEST PROFESSION
w. J. Everett Tells How He Lands
EN- for Mobile-Junior Mechan-
les Go There Next.

A new profession has sprung up
since the American people have
9<opted the convention as the nation
al idea " vacationing Every city
that aspires to entertain conventions
has its system of getting its attrac'
tons properly presented by efficient
and fluent scouts. who travel from
convention To convention and battle
for the privilege of landing the next
meeting for their respective towns.
Detroit has her convention and
tourist bureau, backed by the hotel
and other lines OF business that ben
eft directly from conventions. In
other cities II is sometimes n single
-h0tpt that maintains the scouting DU'
reau one OF the most picturesque
OF the conventions ettcrs OF the coun'
Try is W. J f 'erette. who gets con-
vent ions for the Battle house OF Mo.
bile. Ala He has been In Detroit
this week landing the 1910 convention
of the Junior order OF American Me
chaniCs.
Everette is huge man with an
smile and handshaka
that never grows weak. He radiates
hospitality the while he discourses
in soft southern tones Of the beauties
OF Mobile
THE first thing 10 do in landing a
convention is 10 meet everybody and
to teach them that you want them ~
como and have the time OF their lives
in your town. says Everette 1t IL
hustle that does IL Why I went TO
Memphis for the Confederate Veter-
ans reunion and got IL away from
Houston. Tex, after that town had
spent 10000 had two trunksful of
the best whisky. 1000 cigars and an.
otbcrfu trunkful of badges and III.
erature II took just one day TO land
en- and was SO tired | slept for a
whole day afterward"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-18
Woodmen Bar Indians.

Some OF the delegates to the con,
vention Of the Sovereign camp. Wood.
men OF the World. are still sore over
the action taken Tuesday, reducing the
nay Of delegates from SIS per day 10
$40 per day. An attempt was made.
Wednesday, 10 rescind the action and
fix the compensation az S12. but this
failed. The convention has under con.
sidcration plan TO divide the sou.
ereizn jurisdiction into ten districts.
each with its own uniform eucamp.
ment In Wednesdays session. after
a long discussion. il was decided that
the term white male" in the consti.
tuition means persons born Of parents
OF pure Caucasian blood This ruling
bars Indians from the order
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-18
PAYS BILL WITH CATS
AND LAWSUIT RESULTS
John n. Hamilton. Plumber, VIII In
sist on Cash Payments as Re
suit OF Latest Experience.

That some cats are not possessed
of the proverbial nine lives. was the
opinion of those present in Justice
Teagaf's court. Wednesday when the
case OF John II. Hamilton. plumber.
against Joseph N. Smith, was in pros
ress. Hamilton brought suit to re
cover, on a plumbers bill Of s40.45 for
running pipe from the Smith resi-
tience, to the cat house in the rear
In payment he was given valuable
feline named "Clito," but "Clito" soon
sickened and died. Then kitten was
given as part payment. and II also
died. Hamilton sued for the money.
but Justice Teagan ruled that the case
should have been brought against Mrs
Smith. Another suit will be started.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-18
NEW YORK PVODVCE.

NEW YORK June l7.--Pork-Steady
1ard-Dull easier, middle west Sill 30
ole Sugar-Raw. easy. refined. dull
Coree-Rio No. I. on spot. sGshc. Tai
low-Duli city. 5Ac. country. 90 q
&c. Dressed poultry. dull, weak. un-
changed Live poultry. dull weak,
Cheese-Barely steady; fun cream spe-
cials. 1914 gl+kc. skins. specials.
Ike c. full SKINS. 2Gsc
Coffee options opened dull un-
changed TO ) points decline. Butter
Steady. receipts s27O: creamery. ex-
ira. 2id26LC L. state dairy--iubs.- II Z
csc: imitation creamery. firsts p CSC.
white fancy. 95fi 26c, nearby mixed
fancy. s3is Il 2ic, fresh frsts. 81 n e2c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-18
SHOE DEALERS STUNG.
Smooth Stranger With "Phony'
Checks Causes Trouble.

Shoe dealers in various parts of the
city are being swindled by smooth
stranger. who has passed several bogus
checks, all for SO. and all signel by
prominent Detroit firms.
Jacob Herstein, No. 2G6 Gratiot-ave.
reported that he gave a pair OF shoes
and change for SO checS purrort-
ing to be signed by c. w. Kotc 1er 4
Co. r. b. Johnson, No. 40 Grand
River-aye.. parted with a pair OF shoes
and scme cash for So check 70
which the name Of C. II. Little was
forged.
Lieut.. Of Detectives Lally says that
several ether shoe dealers have c"m.
planned {: similar frau Is, bur their
nam ere not yet on record at police
Headquarters.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-18
AUTO TURNS TURTLE.
w. r. Crowi's Machine Damaged IN
Avoiding Another Vehicle.

An electric brougham owned by ".
r. Croul, No. 90 Kirby-ave. west. and
driven by hts chauffeur. Marshall
Nudge. ran up over the curb aud
turned turtle on the sidewalk at Wood
ward.ave. and Grand Circus park.
Thursday morning when Nudge. who
was alone in the car, tried TO avoid
running into an express wagon that
had cut across the avenue In front Of
him. He managed 10 clear the wagon.
but the machine was badly damaged.
Nudge went over with IL and escaped
with a slight cut on the hand
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-18
Mrs Jos,yn,s- Funeral Friday.

The funeral of Mrs. Fanny Hart
Joslyn. wife OF Attorney Charles D.
Joslyn. will be held Friday afternoon
az 2 o'clock from the family home
No SO King-ave. Mrs Joslyn died
in Grace hospital. after a long i'ness
She was formerly Mrs Fannie Coop.
or, we'll known in Detroit as a choir
singer and as a worker In various
charitable enterprise. Besides her
husband. Joslyn Is survived oy
one son. Fred Y. Josly.n three sisters
and three brothers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-18
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

Copper share sales OF June is. fur
ntshed by Hayden. stone & Co. Adv
so. AL. 20: \. .. r. 6.t6s: Am Zinc
725. A. C. lso, Att, so; Bat. IS. Butte
sos; c. & A. 90. Cal. 2 Cent, 1872 {.
Range. Lass E B.; $40 FIR. 1901. OK,
sos Kerr. IFS: Kew. i2o. Lake $50.
Las, so Mass. 7s5 Mex. $40: Mia.
1873; Mich. 10: Mob, ls5. New e5S.
Newh.. lSe: N b, 5g5. y. L. $50. =
& b. $50. s 8 p. Is: r. Z. 10 Trim.
i20la L. G. 90. Oil. $50: L. s r, 46o;
do pfd, 270. Apex. los. u. Con. 1885;
u Cop. 40. Wet. 20. Win, l09 Wow.
20 Wyan 500.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-18
Candymakers' Meeting.

The National Confectioners' assc.
citation is holding IL twenty.sixth an.
nual convention In the Hotel Cadil.
lac. Freight charges were discussed
ut Wednesdays meeting The trafle
committee reported good progress IN
The correction Of abuses in the mat.
ter of ates. Retiring President n. w.
Hoops, OF New York. was presented
With a silver loving cup. The visit.
ors were entertained at luncheon in
the Detroit club by w. p. Holiday. OF
the Holiday Box Manufacturing Co,
Wednesday evening.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-18
Markets and Finance

s ss0G .s i'Ssf 0's %.ssoa ss'oY1s TsA
and helters. s2.5Og $40: calves. tS.TSa
iis sG Hsessslksse'Pss is'0OG ssssdy
heavy. s7:6ogs.lo: rough. STG75o:
workers.. s7GTs0: pigs. s62Od7iO.
sheep and Lambs-Reeeipts $4,000,
steady; native. s35sgs; western. l3.15
q S.25.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o. June iT-Hogs-
Receipts 1000. steady. mediums and
heavies. $50; workers., s7.75. lights
sl35, pigs, $40. Cattie-Receipts
cars. steady Iambs--Reoeipts { cars
steady CalVes-Receipts 500 sS.s5 top
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M A r N E



plEIRoIT, June i7.-Up: Renssslaer,
Knapp Sierra, Wyandotte. 1910 D. m ,
Haskell. ,s;io: William Livingstone.
$3.50; ID: r.. Hanna, Omaha, 4:1G, Bos-
ton. 1915; ID. Leuty. Botsford, $50;
George Brockway and barge. Judd. 3
Clarion, $50; Princeton. 6:45, Nyanza
Norton, s:15 last night. Bickerdlke.
Plumer. 10: Algonquin. 1915; Kapp,
Edenborn, 1915; North Light, ~; Co
Kebic. 1920 a. m. Amasa Stone, 1880.
MiashTIa: AnEs enl Bulgaria. 22o;
$50. Berwind, s. Parent, 9 i5 Eupprtor.
1880; India, 1i;l0.
Down; Jay Morse. sellwood 1850 a
m. wednesday; Mar!ska. t1:20. II NJ
Hanna. 1890 y. M, Stackhouse. 1t4O:
Morrow. Ralph. Harold. Connolly Bros
$50; Gilbert, $3.50; Walsh. 4.25. sag.
Moore a@ $40. Nettieton. 5'95 ga W. u
Townsend. .9:l5 last night Corona.
tits Rosrmouut. tits n M. waiter
scranton. i;So; Burlington, 2. Hoover
nancy. $3.50; ohl 7.40; Lyman c. smith.
e.10 Nm. Rogers. 10. French. 1910:
Crete. Wells, III Rend 1913 North
Lake, 1850: Fitzgerald new, 1870
American Soc.
sAuLT STE MARIE. Mich June IL
lip. o.. IA. Poe. 1850 y. III. Wednes-
dav; sSaroHie-- .as20; !. W--Gates, - +
sslAshs,onss y q .;si HhsSa' s nav. w
go Duluth. Rmpire City. 2 Malta
7,fO. Caribou. 7;I5. Millikinoket. 1925
PcntlRnd. 10 last night: Ketchum. II;
NoodfOrd, midnight Morgan tsteD.
Ircquois, 2 a m; Mary. Elphicke, Peter
white q. Stewart. $50; Gary, s; Da-
voot 80. Durston. Andaste IL.
Down: Alberta, 1915; salt Lake
City, 4. w. NJ Mills. 1.1O; Theo. Roose-
Welt. Bunaio. AIS. George Flagg, s:1o;
Al II. .Warrincr. 3.f5; Regina. i:10; G.
ID. Jones. ASA Hemlock. $40, G. A.
Inack IS i5 VIM. II. Corey. 1:10.
Pressure lsles 1880 last night, Watt.
Fritz. | a. IN. Ranny. 1850. Frick, 4;
Jenkins 8. James Wallace, $50; HUI
fonic. Z. Columbia. T5o. Sylvania.
Iuniala q. Ward- Amos 1910. Geo.
Marsals, Beaverton, noon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-18
Buys Georaia Central Road.

NEW YORK. June lit Is stated
in financial circles here that the Cen.
trail Railroad % Georgia has been pur-
chased by the Illinois Central and that
President Harahan, Of the Illinois
Central. is now arranging for The
physical transfer of the property
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Quotations by Hayden Stone & CO..
open High. Low Close.
nus y - FAA
TOIEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO q Juno Mheat-Cs si,
be- .ild 54!E corh h95 sept 3 ~ lux 1aiy.
7fa. sept - he. Dec, 59[c May.
CO.. Oats-Cash. 55Ac. July, SIC;
sept. IS &c. Dec. ff@scy May, 467sc r..
SIC. Glover seed--Cash, $500 Oc'
and Dec g. 90. March. $3.50. Alsike--
Prime g.. Tlmothy--Prine. Si95 OIL
Unchanged. Butter--Creamery 27is r
dairy. 22c Eggs-2lc. Hay-Cn-
changed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-18
sLEUTHs NAE suspEcre

ST JOSEPH. Mich, June 17.-Ed
Ewing, known as a bad man aud
wanted on the charge Of killing man
in Chicago suburb was found work
ing as a deck hand and arrested. The
detectives also arrested Richard FAY
wanted in Chicago on forgery
charge
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-18
PRODUCE.

Commission men had nothing new TO
report this morning. Receipts Of straw
berries were again light. but on ac-
count OF wet weather. the demand was
in proportion 20 the supply The other
varieties OF berries have not yet be-
come plentiful. and prices are not yet
established very firmly. Poultry was
I'm fairly liberal supply. and everything
In eizht cleaned UP on the early run,
Indicating somewhat hrmer market
Dressed calves weFe-Haox4ng slowly.
Receipts were not large. but the de-
nand is not so good and some dealers
are talking lower prices. The general
tone OF the market was steady, and
trade on the whole was light.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-18
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Buttcr-Board prices: Creamery. en-
packing stock. lsHc per 10.
Eggs-Current receipts. case count.
cases Included. 2oisc por dor. Receipts
Thursday. l.039 cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-18
AppIe.-Fancy. s7G75o per bbi:
western box apples. si.7543.50 box
pIackberrie.--T>aw tons - per bu.
Csbbax~-New, Sl2S n 116 per crate


western box apples. sl.I5435o box
Neutrality-suspicious. tons. - per bu.
Cabbax~-New. sI25ai. 10 per crate
CnuIinlower-Si 10 az per dOz.
CeIery-5Oc a 81 per doz
Observation-Disclosures fats. new, i3c;
york Etatr,-fff q ~ i7t-,-- Btfnhurrcr
fancy. old, i7c: new, lac; brick cream.
i5c: gchWcitzer, fancy, old, goa 2lc H..
Cberries-Southern. s3g 2j per a.
Conce-packsge coffee. siN250l750
per 100 lbs.
California Fruit>-Plums. sl55. cher
rles. sl75G2.25. apricots. $3.50; peaches
81 80 per box.
Dressed Caive.-Fancy. 9G10c. com
mon. Z nSc per 10.
F'Iour-Michiean patents, In wood.
$40: second patents. 1875, straight.
s6Ss clear. 1910; rye -four. Sc bbi.
Fsed-Iobbing lots. bran, {29, coarse
corn meal sal: corn and oat chop, $40:
coarse middlinss. $50. hne middlinss,
t3i per ton.
Fresh vcgctnbies-Cucumb 400
csc dog: lettuce. home grown SOC bu.
parsnips. soc per bushel. tomatoes
81. so crate; rndishos. 10c doz; wax
beans. si1542 per box; new tur-
asparagus. s1dI125 per box: new tur-
nIps. Sl25 per box: green peas, 81 so
bu. beets. as a. 50c doz; spinach. 35c bu.
Goo-eberrie~-f3 per bu.
Grape Fruit-tJN $50 1e- box
-Honey-Eancy white. 10 al &C ID. am
her. IOStIlc: extracted. 6n6hc per 10.
Hsy-Detrcit shippers arc paying the
following prices for baled hay IN car
lots Z. o, y. Detroit: NO. I timothy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-18

Fresh from the gardens OF Ceylon.
fthe finest reproducing country in
the world "Salada" Tea is sold only
in sealed lead packets TO preserve its
flavor and aroma At All
grOcers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-18
CHICAGO pROnUCE.

CHICAGO. June i7.--Cheese-Twtns
ifg fSc: young Americas lar lil4%c
Butter--Creamery. extras. 26iac. hrsts.
- NC; seconds. 2sc. dairy extras.
Nibc. Eggs-Ftrsts, zoe. seconds, $50.
1--we poultry-Turkeys, l@Q14lsc:
fowls. lac; ducks, IL all l,c. geese.
lec.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-18

BY tie addition OF Venetian soap
and gum lac alcohol has been made
into briquettes. which are enclosed in
alright metal boxes so formed thar
they may be used as spirit lai1ps
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-18
ALICE SHE IS INSANE.
Mrs. Marion Strickland, Once Well
Known Actress, is In Jail.

LANSING, Mich. June l7-Mrs
Marion Strickland. 10 years old. once
a wellknown actress. is In the county
Jail Her two brothers say she Is in
sane. An attorney employed by Mrs
Strickland has applied for writ OF
habeas corpus 10 get. her release.
Mrs Strickland, who spent most OF
her life in New York. came here re.
Gently 20 visit her brothers. John and
William Scarlet, who reside on A
farm III Wheatheld township. Last
week they had her locked in Jail.
claiming she was violently insane at
times. She declares that there is no
truth In the charge her brothers make.
Busincs--iike Printing. No fuss and
TO feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co.. No.
10 John r. st. Phone 1923.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-18

Highly successful is said &C. be new
steamship propeller. invented by the
Grand Duke OF OidenhurC. i'm which
the blades are placed on an advancing
screw line. instead OF lying In a plane
at right angles 10 the shaft as usual
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-18
CHIC AGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. June l7.--July whea.
opened &c higher at sllfss indicat-
ing market settling back 10 where II
closed yesterday Corn opened above
yesterdays close AT II AC on wet
weather reports oats were steady to
a cent up. opening at 50A
Close-Wheat closed from a 20 :.
higher all around. July and Septem-
Der corn closed stronger. December
weaker oats strong
Noon-Whcat and CoTn eased of
fractionally during the forenoon. Oats
gained slightly.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-18

a German astronomer has estimated
that the mysterious star Algol Is more
than twice as hot as the sun. and that
II Il were as near the earth as the
Sun Is IL would give so times as much
light.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-18
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. June l7-CIose-New win
ter wheat is already makine IT'S weight
been done and more will be felt from
now on as marketing increases The
decline is catching stop-loss orders IN
July and forcing some liquidation in
southern half OF tho winter wheat belt
are favorable. Harvesting is making
good progress and the yield Is better
than indicated by early estimates Some
longs are tired and add TO the weak
ness by unloading their holdings II
was not an active day for wheat trad
ing. an early loss was reCoVered, but
the days fluctuations did not amount
to much some strength came At the
finish and last prices were higher than
w ednesday's close by &C In cash wheat,
=. in July. l2c in september. and &c
in December.
Wheat quotations-Cash No red.
s149 July opened Il C higher al si:l6i.
dropped 10 sll5%, and advanced 10
sl.l6% September opened at 81 loA
cember opened at si.11. declined TO
si1OLs and advanced TO s.ll; No. 3
red. si.45 No. / white. slfs.
Cash No g. 76sc. No yellow. car
al 77isc. l at &c. closing at 77Hc.
Oats-Cash No. 5 white, &C asked,
September ass.
Dye-Cash No. ?. S2c.
BEEus-Casn, S2.05; October. - %.
Cloverseed-Prime October. ss.s5;
March, loo bags al 81,
Thursday included car OF wheat. s
OF corn and OF oats. Withdrawals
were l. 0ei bu OF wheat. Stocks are
226 $50 bu OF wheat. 9s $50 bu OF corn,
so 60- bu or oats, lass bu OF barley
and s33 bu OF rye
Wheat receipts al Winnipeg IA
cars year ago. ISL.
Northwestern wheat receipts Thurs
day lis ears. year ago. 232
Wheat IN Liverpool closed unchan ged
70 sd lower and corn I. q I'D lower
Exports. OF wheat and -four Thurs
day. los 600 bu
Wheat receipts at primary points
Thursday. 1855 600 hu year ago 322 0oD
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LIVE STOCK
DETROIT.
Michigan Central stock Yards.


DETROIT. June 17-Cattle-Dry fed
cattle. steady, greasy stocks goa 3Oc
lower. outlook lower. Prices ranged
as follows Choice steers, averaging
from 600 90 100 lbs Sf75Is.5o.
choice handy killers $500 $50. light
TO good butchers steers and heiferE.
s-.55 n %. common killers and fa'
cows s. % = 3.t5. Gamers cows. 81 20
n 2 p common 10 prime shipping bulls
s. $50. light butchers and heavy
sausage bulls. s250m Z. so, stOckers and
feeders. $3.50 "a t15 per cwt Mich
tows-Active. - n - each Veal Calves
Lamhs-puu and 200 lower quality
common, cupiCc yearly lambs, $40
q - light TO fair. S6u7 common to
Pr prime SHEEP s5gei mlxed sheep and
s2500325 culls s3N25O per cwt.
HoEs-Activ' and higher. quality fair.
prime mediums and Fat workers. 80
n light workers. and pigs So - n : %
caves & - sheep. $50. hozs 29i4
EAST neutrality-suspicious..
Cunning a stevens Live stock Report.
BUFFALO. June Especial Cat
tle-lieceipts cars. steady Hogs --
Receipts 10 cars. steady. heavy. s. iG0
20. workers. s7.6o0s' pigs. si25.
lambs, is506s. fair to good. s725G
$50. yeariings - LOO wcthers. IS -
%. ewes. sf0475. Calvos-S4QS.25.
EAST BuFFALo-CIo-c.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. June IL
Cattle. Receipts %. steady. prime
steers. $500 1.15. butcher steers s4a
.. Neals-Receipts- -. active. common
60 choice. s6n 80 sheep and Lambs -
yearlings S5m7.50. sheep, 50 5OI 8.
Hogs@Rcccipts $50 steady. workers
sLto@S.t0. pigs. s7.15G72o.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June l7.-CGttic-Receip =
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Dusincss-III<c Printing 40 russ ana
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times PFisttnE Co, No
~ John R-st- Phone 1893
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BOSTON COPPER

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone x Co. 1l6-llS Griswoid-st:
Open. High. Low. Noon
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NEW YORK COTTON.
o. s. GOVERNMENT BONDS.
LOCAL STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by Lewis @
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-10
.EPW0RTH ASSEMBLY
WILL HOLD EARLIER


The program committee Of Che sp.
worth assembly al meeting hald
IN this city decided 10 hold the third
annual encampmens as usual IA IA.
land ana Electric parks. The com.
mlttep haa Set the dates from june
29rd 10 July isi, Inclusive which Is
much earller than tho laAi year meet
lng, The date IL placed earlier In
the season III On eifsri l0 ahye The
meetings before the majority oF the
people leave for thcir summer vaca.
tlun The program although nlapped
out Is slll Incomplete Tho manage
mong win give i more ropplef pro.
gram ikis season than all aiis 81 the
iHmer eneampments. Mere money
viii bn PM into the evening enter.
lalnmenls III order to accommodate
The citizens Of Guthrie and give them
the hest and most popular entertain.
menta Oh the lecture platform The
Forenouna Will he devoted 70 institute
and ministers conference whil6 The
afternoons VIII be devoted largely tn
recreation, games. etc 4 special
teacher has been employed u con
duct nature wark IN the afternoon for
the children III attendance