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The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
WILL TAKE PART
IN HUGE LOAN
International Banking Corporation
Protests TO State Department
In Chinese Transaction.

NEW YORK, June IA hfSa
banking concern was today taken into ]
the group cf American fnanciers that
is to float a loan In China for tho con t,
struetion OF the Hankow -Szeehaah raft. I
way. AT meeting OF representatives
OF j. p. Morgan d. Co, tse First Ma
tional bank. the City National bank,
and Kuhn. Loeb & Co. 1t was decid-
ed TO admit the International Banking
Corporation TO membership in the
syndicate that Is TO handle the loan
and to use the established banking
houses and agencies OF the lnterna,
tiouai III China To work ont some OF
the details OF the transaction.
II is understood in Wall-st. today
that the admission OF the lnternauon-
Banking corporation TO participa-
ton in the loan came after protest
made by j. =. TAFT, manager OF the
International. Saturday evening to the
state department. Mr.. TAFT made "A
hurried trip TO Washington Saturday
and was in consultation with the sec
rotary OF state for several hours. The
International Banking Corporation IS
ut present the only American financial
house represented in the orient and
has been for years the only American
banking house on the other side OF
the Pacific ocean.
IL IS stated in Wall-st. that Mr.. TAFT
told the department of state that his
firm felt aggrieved that the Chinese
syndicate loan had not included its
bank, which had done all the pioneer
work In the orient.
The syndicate. IL is stated. consent
ed after pressure had been brought 10
bear by the state department, to adj
NIT the international TO share in the
loan. and 10 use the agencies of tho
concern in transacting much OF the
business.
Mr.. TAFT pointed out when he was
in Washington. that the negotiations
OF an American loan in China. with
out the International Banking Corpor-
alton, would ruin the business of mis-
concern because the Chinese officials
would interpret this action as a lack
OF confidence in the International by
the American government
Mr.. Willard ID. Straight formerly
United States Consul General at Muk-
den, who is 10 manage the loan Tor
the American bankers. arrived here
from Washington today and was IN
consultation with the representatives
OF the Ave banking houses
The statement from Washington
this morning that the state depart
ment is back OF the loan in order TO
be sure that American commercial In
terests would not be jeopardiZed
Through the securing of too much in
fuence by Germany and England in
China through loans has aroused much
interest in Wall-st. The operations
OF the syndicate are being watched
with much interest by every banking
house here.
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American 500.

sAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. June "a
Up. Wisconsin, I.56 2. IN. Saturday,
Pere Marquette. H. @. Coffinberry, $40,
q W. French. $50; Juniata, 9.20
n. m; Stephenson. 2l0, MARSHA. 2:i5;
Corona. 3. Richardson. 3;i5. II. c.
Frick $50; +. w. Hart. 5. Andrew
Carnegie. Pressure Isle. $50. Samuel
Morse. Tasona, $50; w. II. oliver, Sui
tana,. $40 Ranney. .; Turret Cape, To-:
man. Huronic. i1;l5: A :. Epson. II %
p. m. Sylvan!a, i " Z. Corey 2, Al
bCrta. Winona. 210 II. NJ Pellet. 2:io
Goodyear. 310. Rockefeller, 40; Ma
Mia, i-45: Samuel Mather. 70. J. J..
James Wallace. II: Ward. i30.a. m. {:
Glenellah Midland King Jenkins.
4:30. snyder. Mariana. s, Lynch.
Northern Wave, I; Japan. g: Ball. Neil
philip Minch. II VIM. s Mack. KAN
-infstfqua. Delaware, Mataafa -1l.3e;
Masaha-H neon: Weston. NORTHERN queen.
1890
Down: F. L Robbins. $40 p. m. Sat
urday; II. G. Dalton. widener' To-: J. II,
Prentice, I2I5 , m HaiSs sanars MesGh.
Gary. $40; Jay Gould. 5:55: Brainard,
8; Edenborn, 7:10: Corliss. 1885; Tion-
esta, $40. Angeline, SIS Martha, 9.55:
D. J. Norton. il:i5: Corunna, 1870;
saronic. 1910 p m; Commerce ~ 70 !:
Livingstone. l55. ]. II. Brown. 3; II. a.
Berwin. 4:55: Thomas Barlum, 6:05 Ar
cadian. $50; John Mitchell. o.
Acadian. John Mitchell, 10. Butflng-
ton. midnight. Wilbert Smith: Warner.
Thompson. o Eads. Mais. Ionic. &;
Umbria. Kenslngton. 10: Hebard, noon;
I + I-pson. /
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NEW YORK PRoDttCE.

NEW YORK;. June l4.-Pork, nrm.
west spot sii.e5 fis ui sugar p raw.
Arm; refined. steady. Coffee. Rio. No.
on the spot. 's9sNc. Tailow. steady:
city, sac. country, 6A g5Ne Dressed
l29l7c ducks. iS0lec. live poultry.
geese. SQsc: ducks. lee: fowls, - y ~
i6c; turkeys. ISc roosters. old and
young, io1ioNc Cheese quiet, unset
lied Full cream. specials. 1874 Glskc:
skins. specials. IL ne, full skins. 2U3c.
Coffee options opened steady un-
changed 10 points decline Butter.
dull weaker. receipts 1905. Creamery
extra. acc, state dairy. tubs. FL q 2Sc'
imitation creamery. nrsts. 22d SIC.
Eggs-Quiet; receipts, 1888 nearby
white fancy. 25Gf25hsc. nearby mixed
fanny q q. fresh. nrsts. u l2ec.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
LUNATIC ESCAPES
Returns Home and Causes Trouble;
Police Get Him.

Escaping from an attendant OF the
ElOise asylum, Sunday isadore OPP.
penhcimcr, a patient, made his way to
his home, az No. 325 Ktrby-ave. west.
and was threatening violence to his
relatives when a call was sent to Cen.
feld-ave. station, and Patrolman Thos.
Madden went 10 the house. and arrest
ed the escaped lunatic. Oppenheimer
was turned oxer te-the asylum author.
tiles Sunday night.
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UNITED PRESS MAN WEEDS.
: w. Howard, General News Man.
! aoer. Marries Miss NJ. Robe.

-IONDON, June 14.--koy ". How.
"a general news manager OF the
|nited Press, was married in St.
norge's today TO Miss Margaret
che. New York newspaper and
|Seazine writer. Miss Robe came to
ndon two months ago on a commits
- sfrefa enc of the New York maya
-. and Mr.. Howard arrived yester-
y on the Celtic They will return
New York the latter part OF July.
r1ne her newspaper career, Miss
~ was connected with the New
h. World. Morning Telegraph and
~ New York papers.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
APpls' 1oE sSie 'e3so per S BOIL
Cabhnge-New. SlT5 per crate.

western box apples, s!e75Ss56 per box.
e s"I,nsower@si. = S'I per dol.
observation-disclosures. fill cream. l3h0
l4c: new, 1914 a isc: York s,a,e: new.
l3c: Limburgsr. old. fancy. 1,S jSe;
ale. brick cream. Ice per lb
Observation-Disclosures. s2925o per
box. southern. $3.50 per 24-qt. case.
Conee-Packags corse. si+2salzso
Dressed Caive.-Fancy. 30 loc, COM
mon. 7gsc 10,
$40: second patents. ss95. straight,
IS SIS: clear. $50. rave hour. g Dbl.
-Feed-Jobbing lots. bran, s2g; coarse,
coarse niddiings. $40: ine middiings
- Fresh ps we MISUNDERSTANDING. aoe
psfsaip.L seeWpcr sust.e:; tomatoes.
81 so crate. radishes., loc dog; wax
sspn ger per e0 BOX. ng new . .ur
Goo-eberrie..,aa5 q $50 per blu.
G sas, Sh iso Pa i iss h. am
ber.-1Q IL exit tedr-6 a b ss-pet To-
Hay-Detroit shippers are laying the
folio wing prices f9 4I n ,,,no,Sx
Ito i..SS; i No De'o ,lsSis5 so: cioys:
mixed. yia 6I25o' rye straw; slov
Hides1No. / cured. i:hc; No z
e cured ,aa Kip co sar.a s Nc iae no
Us 5sse' e KIP green green 30 30 i isc NO.
ii8c; lamb skins. 25G soo: shearlinss.
Limes-si per 100.
Lemons-Caiifornia. s5.2sgs.5o per
Maple susnr-Ncw Io9i2. Der ID.
g.In "a
cantaloupcs. 81 per box
Nushrooms-5Oc Per box
OnIon~-Cuban, $3.50 per box: Ber-
IT. uda. Sl.5o per crate.
Ornnxes-calitornia naveis $3.50 o
OiI,@Row linseed. Gle: boiled lin
In 10 days. diamond headlight kero-
sene, ehc -turpcntine,. in barrel lots
TeneSe-.ss.55qs per s;bssk ct. crate crate,
ida 81 5042.75 per crate
rro".r,, ."rn-Miie, car lots. Z. o. D.
Detroit 5o@soc per bu' southern si.eS
per bu.
rou,req sto ls%t'a .s, ssas geese sss:
sGsc, ducks, Is9l5c; turkeys. young.
Pro,i.ien--Mess pork; $40 family ,,S
heavy. s22 30: smoked hams. lshc; dry
sailed briskets. 12hc: shoulders, lohc,
picnic hams, lOc; bacon Ioc, tarH IN
tierces i2L C. kettle cndereo9 iS' &c
per 10. !, !, -. -.
strnwb acknowledgment. i6-qt cases
Sl25M1.5O. southern. 24-dt cases go
as. 92-qt cases. 81 asa $50 per case
sugar-Crystal lominocs. sIso' Easie
tablets. $3.50; cut loaf. $3.50. cubes.
!5s5: xxx powdered. tb.T5, sranu-
iaeted extra coarse. $40; grannlatcd
~ cotton bags. t5.35, Michigan granu-
lated. $50; diamond A, $50; confec-
/ TONERS A. So 20. No. 1. ~ 30. no. q
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
NEW YORK STOCKS.
MEM YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported Tor The MINES by Carson,
Craig A. Co. Stocks-Ths market
started uncertain but improved after
wards and sent over a list Of general
advances. steel common was the fea-
ture. reaching "A new high record this
strong and fairly active. A number OF
industrials reached new high levels,
among these were Northern American,
Ice, Virginia Chemical. The fractions
took on some activity and gained "A
point or 90. The railroad list was hack
ward as "A rule. with the exception OF
Union Pacific and Wabash preferred
these reached new high levels for move
ment. steel stocks have been taken re-
markably well at the high levels and
II = expected they Will make new high
prices.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
EIGHT SEAMEN MAY
BE DROWNED IN OCEAN
Capt. Antoine Silva Reports That Sail
ors Were Lost IN Fog on
Highland Light

BOSTON, Mass. June l4.-Capt
Antoine Silva, OF the fishing schooner
Nettie Franklin on arrival here today
ropcTtod that eight men of his crew
had beeH-lost in the fog of Highland
Iieht
lt.is feared they have persisted In
their dories on the open sea The
missing men are: Tony .Gaspe. Frank
Silva, Antoine Henry, John H. Mallard.
Joachim Sorgata. John r. FinmentaI,
DominCos Feredar and --- Peternal.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
NEW YORK COTTON.
cotton prices furnished by Hayden
q. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Bond -anoiattsasIts'.Hss y sts'
PRODUCE

The principal feature on the street
this morning was a drop OF about l5c
bushel in old potatoes This was
precipitated by similar break at Chi
cago. hat the season is drawing to a
close stocks are small. and holders are
getting anxious TO close the deal up.
Poultry failed 10 clean up on Satur-
day. closing at inside prices. There
were 10 fresh 4aeal4.ts-At.t- A few stray
coops OF last weeks receipts could have
been bought cheap this morning. But
ter dealers were rather looking Tor a
break at Elgin this week. Colors were
scarce and frm. Berry and small fruit
-F--,4e4 pt--v-rrr- uTTt stocks or fresh
vegetables were limited.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
MEAT INQUIRY BEGINS.
y Louis Packers say They Will AS.

" louis Packers say They Will AS
slst in Investigation.
,6T.~-LOUIS, Mo, June 14--An In.
reetiga.ion of the charges against the
<aoat inspection at the East St Louis
lacking houses. made by j. F. Harms.
= FORMER Inspector, was begun today
" two special agents 81 the depart
hont OF agriculture.
/ The packers declare they will give
lie investigators every assistance.
they say there has been dispose
Hon In some quarters to give undue
to Harms statements
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
MAN IS FATALLY
INJURED BY FALL
Frank ]. Gnebbe, Slater, Topples
from Roof of House-Feared
Spinal Column Is Broken.

Frank j. Gnehba, a slater. employed
by a. j. Bergman. Of No. 92l Joseph
Campau.ave., fell from the roof or
new twOand-onehalf story house at
the Boulevard ana Theodore-st.. early
Monday morning. and It is feared thar
he was fatally injured. His right arm
and right leg were fractured, and II IL
feared that his spinal column is brok-
en-. There are also evidences OF in
ternal injuries.
Gnebba. who is 80 years old and
resides NJ No. S45 Mitchell-ave., was
taken TO 81. -Mary's hospital In the
East End ambulance.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
M A r l N e
HamonIo Makes Maiden Trip.

The steamer Harmonic. OF the North.
ern Navigation Co.'s line. made its in
itial trip from Collingwood. Ont. TO
Sarnia. leaving at 1926 O'Clock Sat
urday noon and. arriving at its desti.
nation Sunday afternoon. The Ha.
monte will be at the Grand Trunk
dock. foot Of Brush-st.. Sunday. June
20, from 2 to $40 In the afternoon.
for public inspection.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
Jacob Boilers Funeral. Tuesday.


Jacob Bellcr whose name Is famil'
lar 20 Detroters as the owner OF Bel
ler's garden. died Saturday. In his
home No 1894 Jererson-ave.. from
Illness due 10 old age. He was In his
eiehty.sixth year Jacob Beller was
born In Switzerland. but left that
country when Is years OF age and
went 10 France. In 1874. he came 10
America and settled In Rochester. y.
y There he opened grocery store
and sold me first lager beer TO he re-
tailed in that city. \ few years later
he married Miss jeanette Allen.
courtrywoman. and they removed to
Detroit. NJ Beller opened wire and
lIouCr store ON Woodward-ave.. be-
tween Congress and Fort SITS. and in
1876 ore~tcG Boilers garden and ran
II during the greater part Of the re-
mainder Of his life. His first wife
Fed maLy years ago He Is survived
by his third VITO and three chlldren.
The funeral viii take r,ace Tuesday
afternoon at .; 30 O'Clock from the
home.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
Ten Have Narrow Escape.

TOLEDO, o. June IA party Of
ten men and women narrowly es-
capped drowning when storm cap
sized the yachts Venus and Winifred.
Sunday They were rescued by
launches from nearby resorts.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.

DETROIT, June l4-Up: s. Eddy.
don. s:s0; Mariana. IL: Hill. / sunday
morning. Riddle, e:l0: Mary Boyce,
mems i37J. $50; w. q MatSer, Hail.
40: Neepewah, George Peavey. s Ma
taafa. 5;20: Mt Clemens. $40: +,
Minch Northern Queen W. III. Mack.
$50; Besssmer. Marcia. Tampa. Ball
Jones II AS; Wilpen. 1890: p m; Su=
perior City. 1850, Rochester. 2; Allan
rs, -Averitt. 2!15, Carlton, 2 20.
Ellwood, Nasmyth. 800 Malietoa. Jen-
ney 4:15. Syracuse. 4:45. Manchester,
Susquehanna. s; Fitch. Maitland. Mat
thews, 2o Starmount. Quebec, $50;
Buffalo, $40. Ketohau. lo:l5; Tioga,
Mullen. io:4o. Zenieth City. IL Gar
ron, 30. Arizona and ba. -e, share,
$40; Lumberman and barges. S.
Down McVittie. IL 20 Saturday
night, America, Lycoming. Sweetheart.
1880 Sunday morning. Fairbairn.
Thomas. 2.40. Lily 40. n. r. Hanna
$40. Milinokett. Wyandotte. Gao. Bull
garia, y. Leuty. Bottsford. 8. Roman.
$50 a. Stone. IL 30; sullivan, Super
, h i2;i9 Z, m. l. c Hanna; il5.
Mount stephen. n. 9. Kerr. Steinhren-
ner, ) .t5; Kinmount Unzaxa,- stio; SIN
aioa, :. Leonard. Ericsson. Manda : 30.
Gilchrist. Coralla. lc:l5, Peter White,
II. Zillah and barges, / Bennington. ,.
Alpena. s. Rensselaer, Darlington. 6 IL ).
wyoming, Mol, -frnesdaie.@s-1 Is
Princeton. Holiey. st. Paul p; Mary
10. Three Brothers. i0.l5. Gogebic. Mil.
waukee Sonora. II 40.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15

Rstter-Board prices: Creamery. ex-
packing stock. ishc perth. ~>\ y
Exgs-Current receipts. case count.
cases included. a0Ac per doz. Receipts
Monday. SOS cases
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presldcnt Penna DIES.

.ASfiTNGTON. June 1f.-Presi-
Alfonso Penna. of Brazil, died at
O'Clock today. according to dis
80 received from the American
Yer at Rio De Janeiro.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
Quotations by Hayden, Stone e. Co:
open. High. Low. Close.
IOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEUO. -. June 14-Whoat--Cash.
slAa, Jgty. si.Isi4. sept, sifzTs De-.
81 i2it Corn--f'ash. &c, July. s5l. a,
sept 137-c; Dee. sole. Nav, 81 q C.
Ntkc. Dec. t5l7C: MAY i7ai e. Rye
40. ]. s0iac, No = goo. No--2-- SIC
-Ci0ver sccd-Cash, 80. October aud
December. s. 90. March 81 alsike,
prime. s. timothy prime, 81 %. oil
Unchanged Butter--Creamery. p i2C.
dairy. pc. EgEs-2tc Hay-NO. !
timothy, So. No. timothy. fli, mix
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
CHICAGO PROnICE.

CHICAGO, June ii=Butter=Cream-
cry extras. 26ts firsts, 24lsco: Sec
onds. 23c; dairy extras. 2tiac Eggs
Firsts. zoe seconds. 1Sc. Cheese -
Twins. 1874 1l3&c. young Americas.
i4i,c. Live pouitry-Turkeys. lao
i4Lc: ducks, IL a iec; geese. so DC.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15

,slS; No 6. ssIe: No. T. ss.oS; No. 81
IS; No. 8. st.ss: No. 10. 1890. No II
4. S.Is: No * ssts Np per i 100 lbs w.
: Tailew-Se-A-SAe.- NO. .. txc per
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
wheat and flour Monday.
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER..
CHIcAGO. ~ l4-Wheat openel

CHICAGO June l4-Wheat opened
&c up 10 a. down for July but Of
ferings dried up under good buying.
July then rose to &C over Saturdays
close Wet and cold weather advanced
corn &C Offerings limited. oats
opened &c up Provisions sharply
higher.
Noon Wheat and corn eascd or
fractionally July oats showed great
weakness Provisions strong
Close-W heat closed weaker all
around and corns close was near the
DAYS low mark Oats also weak
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
y TIT w , y -
cIEyEIANn LIVE STOCK

CLEVELAND. O.. June l4-Hogs-
Receipts. 200; IS 10 2oc higher. Medium
ard heavy, s. 90; workers., $3.50; light.
s-25. pigs, $40 Cattle-Recelpts. 10
cars frn Lainbs-Receipts. Is cars,
springers $3.50 down. Ca!ves-Re-
CENTS 400, IS top
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15

Rv.su~s.-Iike Printing. No russ ana
No feathers The plain. neat kind that
lacks -r.ght#Timrs Printing Co. No
YB John r st Phone l+sS.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
METAL. MARKET.

NEW YORK. June it.--Metals closed
dull Copper. Lake. lSA gl3%c. cleo
trolytic. ls% Gisiac. lead. siSS94iS.
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job Printing done right. Times Print
nR CO., i6 John R-st. Phone 1898.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
EAST BIFFALO-CIose.

EAST BUFFALO. y. y. June Ia
lcettle-Receipts $3.50 Market SLOW
Prime steers. Sc 50G7. shipping steers,
s6d65O; butchers s5.50G6.15; heifers.
SAYS: cows. s4G6. bulls. 81 90 q 8. 50
miich cows and springers, $20n 80.
Veals-Receipts 1000: easier; common
10 choice. $5f5Gl7.75 Sheep and lambs
Receipts. 2.s6O steady. sheep slow
and weak Lambs. s6qe; yearlings. IS
a 10. sheep. f2G6. Hogs-Receipts.
500: active workers, sI25GS, pigs,
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. June If-Close-The feel
inc Is bearlsh In thu wheat trade be-
cause u is near the time when new
wheat begins 10 move. free move
ment Is not expected before July Is.
before that IL is expected country
millers viii take all the marketlngs
Dealers and miiiers are In doubt as To
the price at which the new wheat Will
move. but farmers feel very bullish
and Will have a great deal 10 say on
OF last week. there Is not much de-
cline IN this market Cash was IN
changed. July on little and the other
futures sold higher. IL is figured that
thG-ca -Ial+3eF haze much IN
do with prices. Good harvesting wealth
or Will have a hearish infiuence,, After
an advance OF 4 vac at the start the
Good harvesting weather IS the chiet
cause % weakness.
-Tr-T-= T7yToTaT0ns--Cash No red.
SIS July opened without change -
siIs. touched 81 i9ie and declined 10
Sis September and December opened
at Sis. advanced 20 sll8iI. declined
sll2l. and December at 81 II "a No.
3 rod. sl51 No. l white. 81 81.
Cash. No. 9. nc; 80. . yellow. car At
60ats-cash 40 q white. cars at sac;
September. $3.50
Rye-Cash ~ . o2c
BEANS CASH s2.55, October s. %.
clover sccd-Prime october. sT05.
March 80 bags az s7.2o.
Receipts gn tho Detroit market Mon
day included 9 cars Of corn and OK
oats Stocks are 236s bu OF wheat.
105l5s bu % corn. 1880 bu OF oats,
1.9sS bu Of barley and e75 bu Of rye.
western wneat receipts Mon
day 3l2 cars, year ago. 21l:
Wheat on passage. $4,000 bu de-
Leafs wheat receipts 1000 hu;
pDaF-ast,-
Receipts OF wheat at Kansas City. 80
worlds wheat exports last week. IA
O64.00O bg
Visible supply changes last week
Wheat. 2.092.O00 bu decrease corn, g.
900 bu increase, oats, S6s.oo0 ou de-
crease.
Liverpool wheat closed unchanged
10 ~ higher and corn u n nd higher
Wheat receipts at primary points,
Monday, $4,000 bu: year ago 43S'oVo
Exports Of wheat and -four Monday.
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.
Reported for This Times BY -CaFsoh,
Craig & Co Wheat-Fight in this
wheat market appears 10 be around
81 Il July. and $40 september. July
has covered range so fur from siTfr-s
20 SLI6&. September after selling at
81 1917 reacted TO about sl.09A, hold
ing now $40. Large receipts OF 80
cars at Minneapolis more than onset
by decrease of 44a COO bun stocks
there since Saturday morning stocks
~ --~tTr7t III chicago public houses de-
crease 52g.00 bu. over 100000 bu. re-
duction in two weeks. Cloudy wet
weather over southwest bad for harN-
csts our Mr. InglIs nnds considerable
blight in Kentucky wheat nelds. al
though straw Is heavy and general APP
pearanFe or crop nHe. kansas city re-
ports decrease u sl,eeo hu. IN stocks.
..4..-..S..s vTTIdfriTTg Statis-
hpaTtEH.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15

CHICAGO. June l4-Caottle: Re-
ceipts 10000 steady. Beeves, sS3OG
49, Texas. sass u 6.25 western. ~ %
Ts.SO. stockers and feeders, sS.609
$50; cows and heifers ss5oQ6.S0
caves SLa1s. Hogs-Receipts, 80 .000i
Is 20 20 cents higher. light sEo5A lIv,
mixed s-25f : 95 heayy. sf.3a4 S-Q3.-
rough S7.s5 q so, workers., y n
$50. pigs. $61017 Sheep-Receipts
IL 900. strong. native. So 55@ &. Q; west
ern $S75dsl5 lambs 50 20 q 500
~
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LIVE STOCK
EAST BUrFALO-OpeninE.
.utx n Ss~x-us Ilx~ stack ReUo

BUFFALO. June Special. ID
4 :. live stock report-Cattle 100 cars
slow. Export steers, t6.3oQI best
shipping steers, $50. heifers. SAG
8. cows. ss.5oG5 Hogs-Receipts, 20
cars. strong; heavy, SsGs.l0; workers.,
S7s0GTS0. Plgs-Receipts 700. sheep
Receipts 10 cars: steady. Best
spring lambs. $4,000; yeariings. SIC
$50 wethers, s575a6, ewes. s4.5og
ATE Calves s460dlb.T5
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
ffosTUv COPPER s.IFs.

Copper share sales OF June II, fur
nishCd b. Hayden. stone q Co.: A. c.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone & Co. lls-ils Griswold-st.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-15

t.,op.%Mess pork. $40. family
FORK ser 500 e25U. tight clear. $50,
heavy. s22 so: smoked hams. vac; dry
sailed briskets. 12hc: shoulders, lohc,
picnic hams. iOc; bacon, f5c; lard, In
Heroes. T2Xc; Kettle endered. 1910
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-04
PAYNE BILL INCREASES
EXPENSES OF FARMER
If Bill Becomes a Law Harvester Trust viii Profit
to the Extent of Millions.

a much higher price as the high duty
plements Of the few foreign independ-
ent manufacturers that the lnterna-
tional Harvester Company permits to
remain In business.
The farmers are making more
than anybody else. say the lobbyists
for the implement manufacturers.
They are able 90 stand a good. stifi
tax on agricultural implements"
The farmers reply by admitting
their finances are in a healthy cOndi.
ton but that Is an insufficient reason
why the Republican party should per.
init them To- be unreasOnably taxed
by the agricultural trust.
The value OF farm property in the
United States in 1900. the census year.
was S2O.5l4.OOl .S3S; the value OF farm
animals. S222S.l23.l3l: total S22.7l2.
1882 The total capital invested In
manufacturing industries In 1900 was
y9.Sl7, 43i.799. On the farmers invest
ment there was a return in money OF
Is $40 per cent while ON the manuiac.
turers' investment there was a return
+ Of TAI $40 per cent.
The Payne bin provides a % per
cent ad valorem duty on agricultural
implements said Representative
James Hay of Virginia, In protesting
against provisions OF the measure
I a. bfgh df.rrfr.fr.t. ,sr,.fr-t sha e,......r
Every country which manufactures
agricultural implements has a duty en-
agricultural implements. and thus
these countries would be compelled TO
/ pay a duty OF % per cent ad valorcm.
, The trust Is therefore protected as
never before from Its real rivals In
trade and continues In Il impregnable
position and In its ability TO impose
any price Il pleases for It's wares upon
the farmers Of this country. What Is
the purpose OF the trainers OF this bill
II IL is not TO deceive the farmers?
Why provide for a seeming reduction!
Why not frankly say that the duty on
these articles shall be- - per cent ad
yalorem. instead Of hiding the fact in
the mazes 81 this bill. so full OF con.
dieting prov isiOns and so confusing
that when Il first appeared the very
elect were deceived as to It's real i'm
port? The farmers Of this country are
intelligent. they are alive 20 their In
terest and they will resent In no an
certain tones this plain effort 20 mis-
lead and deceive them"