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The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
M A r l N e
VESSEL PASSAGES.



Up: Iron King and barge. 1880 p.
m. Empress. Midland. Syracuse, 4:3o:
Linn. Mullen. 8. Maine and barge, :;
Barlow. s:4c; Topeka. oYsemite, i0:l5;
Cuddy. 1880. Arcadian. IL; Crete, l2:l5
a m. Dinkey, Corrigan. ?: Zenith City.
HALEY. kongo. AIS. Pridgeon and
barge, 2.3O: Turret Crown. ). LanSdon.
VIM. aMther, Gao: Kapp. Pressure Isle.
7:40. Snyder. $40. Manchester. ll:2O.
Down: Leuty ana barge. l p. m.
Chemung, 80; Buell. and barge. 40:
Yonkers. $50: Hall. s:l5; Winora. 9:l5:
Hill. Marcia. $40; Edmonton. 1890:
Milinokett. li;2O; StaTke l. 20 a. M.
Holland and barge. : 80: aPine, !; AL
pena. Lake Michigan. $3.50. Carnegie.
IL: Schuck. McLOuth. ll.S0.
The 500.
SAULT STE MARIE. Mich, June }.
Up: Berry 1880 p. m. Black MAZDA
(smalD, midnight; Kerr. l a. m: aMri-
copa. RoeolinS. :. stanton, 4. Kin
mount. $50: Bail. $40. Gary. 1850:
Burlington, S:30, Nelson. Jenny. noon.
Down Pentland. Nevada. 80 a. m
Strathcona, Huronic :. Mataafa, $50.
Boland (smalp. Davidson. Corey. o.
Cornell, Kecfe (stceD. Iroquols, Gates.
10; Turret Court, Rensselaer, Ericcsan,
IL Midland Prince. Mount stephen.
1880; Peter White. Phipps. noon.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
FRESH YOUTH FINED.
Threatened To Arrest Young Women
for Matching Nickeis.

Attracted by the unusual spectacle
Of two well-dressed young women. SIT
inc on the curb on High.st. west. and
matching nickels, William O'Brien. an
1S-year-old youth. allowed himself tn
get into trouble which led TO the early
session OF police court. and a IS fine.
Thursday morning.
O'Brien was one OF crowd which
gathered around a Miss Ray. of No. p
Sihleyst.. and another young woman
who were engaged In an exciting
matchmaking contest on the curb.
The crowd cheered them on, I'M
abashed by the frigid statement that
the young women were merely match
ing for the ice-cream sodas. and when
the fair gamesters left. the crowd fol-
lowed. | nthe van was O'Brien. who
J thought the affair huge joke. When
the women sought refuge in Miss
Rays home, he waited a moment, and
then marched up 10 the door. repre-
senting himself as special detective.
1--WE come to raid this place as n
gambling den," he announced, II was
alleged at his hearing.
Whereupon, the real police were
called. and the festive young Mr..
| O'Brien was pinched.
Justice Stein imposed the fine.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.
BOSTON COPPER.
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Furnished by Hayden. stone & Co.;
The Boston copper share market has
been rather quiet, but has developed
considerable irregularlty and In some
instances notable weakness. The SELL
ing OF Mass. down TO 50 a share. de-
cline OF three and one-quarter points,
has Influenced trading TO some extent
and has been the feature OF the mar
ket The disappointing mill return.
showing only II pounds OF copper re-
covery, Is the cause OF selling. Lake
copper is also one point lower, un-
doubtcdly In sympathy. az n matter or
fact, the entire copper list Is inclined
TO heaviness. Calumet & Hecla Is an
exception and Is s5 share higher on
small transactions North Butte has
been dealt In only moderately and
seems TO have temporary support, at
least around IS. In the general list
ANN Agl and Chemical IL a promi-
nent feature and shows substantial al
vance on excellent buying. Same is
true Of United Shoe common other
departments Of the market are quieter,
but undertone Is firm.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
EYRIEND SUMMONED AS JUROR.


To come all the way from Califor-
mia TO try lawsuit and then to find
that the only man he knew In Michi-
ran was drawn on the jury was the
Experience OF Burt Chellis, an attor-
<ney from Los Angeles, in Judge Muir
(n's court Thursday morning. The at
+ Eorney.s friend is the Rev. Lee s. NC
S Collestar, who Is serving as juror for
the June term In the circuit court.
The case In which the remarkable
ooincidence occurred is that of Orland
p. Fitch. vs.. F. r. Blackman. suit
which had It's origin in the sale OF
several automobiles alleged to have
been defective.
do you know anything about this
cAse?" Mr.. McCollester was asked
when the Jurors were being examined.
''Yes, I know great deal about It,
he replied. Perhaps / should make
"A explanation before I am selected
On this case. Mr. Chellis and / are
GOOD friends. When he arrived In De-
kr01t met him and invited him to
ny home for dinner. Naturally we
talked about the case which brought
HIM here, and he explained his side
& of 4 20 me-"
X Mr.. Chellis stated later that Mr..
1rcCo8o6ter was the only man he
5 know ~ Michigan. The preacher-juror
- excused from sitting on the case.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
DoNTR0LLERS HOLD
CONVENTION HERE

(Continued from Page OneJ
n the making OF a city budget. Ia
Yhich he touched informingly on the
Methods prevailing In various Amer
cnn cities
Thursday Afternoon the members dis
nnDs the operation of bond funds and
<0osessment funds and liquidation OF
violated loans. After this they go for
m automobile ride TO Crosse Pointe
md around Belle Isle. finishing with
liner at the Detroit Boat club.
u This Is not a big convention, mas
much az only about q score Of visitors
Z hid appeared when the first session
w1s held. The members OF the associa-
eton pass upon the expenditure OF
/, hundreds Of millions OF dollars in their
Respective cities each year. however,
and their conventions pave the way
Inward improvements In municipal
xovernment In most of the large cities.
There are two things that our body
= particularly anxious TO achieve,
stated President Betz before the ses'
Z don. "One OF these Is the adoption
~ the rule In American cities that
bonds shall be issued only for i'm
movements. There has been tend
1ncy to issue bonds for paving and
other things that would wear out be-
fore the bends were paid. Sinking
( funds to retire bonds and the method
..of their handling are also subject
FOR our consideration. Our second
ereat object at the present time is TO
secure uniformity Of accounting so
that a comparison may be had OF the
municipal governments, the reports
Allowing the amounts spent by each
3 city for the same things-by uniform
~ dividing on the appropriations for
police, IRE, streets. sewers, etc. A
great deal of progress has been made
; by us already"
One OF the most interesting figures
81 the convention is Edward 8. Griff-
ing, comptroller, of New Rochelle, VINO
came here accompanied by his deputy,
Richard Dooley. Griffing Is a noted
New York lawyer and he Is the only
deleEate who goes In for frock coat.
II never have to tell anyone, any.
where that / go, where my home Is,
said Crifing jokingly 1T is unique
little town In that most OF the popula-
ton goes to New York every morning
and comes home every night-most
nights. We have no factories, no in
dustries--but we have any number or
\ 1ane residences and the element OF the
population that does not do business
a New York city makes money OF the
portion that does go to town every
6ay."
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
NOT ALDRICH'S FAULT.
Streets Dirty Because Estimators
Chopped Funds.

Supt. Frank Aldrich, of the street
cleaning division of the department.
of public works. has issued state
ments in which he admits that his d.
vision cannot keep the streets and al
leys of the city clean during the re-
mainder of this month on the amount
left in the appropriations He says
in part.
Last year We asked for ward funds
for street and alley cleaning. s237,609,
We were allowed s219,000 We
asked for white wings, s5iDoJ and
were allowed $4,000; for machine
sweeping. $4,000. and we were given
al 900. The total cut amounting TO
10000. The department has used the
greatest care in making the money go
as far as possible but the weather con-
ditions have assisted in depicting our
funds"
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
'|l0n GAINS
|P0|hT IN LAWSUIT
o1t Denies Motion to Compel Him
Elect Whether to Sue Krolik
& Co. or Fixel.

b Judge Mandell overruled Thursday
orning the motion of Attorney Bern
|g1 B. Selling to compel Hugh Dillon
~ plaintiff In the suit against Craig,
Wright 4 Walker, the insurance al
|nu(ers. to elect whether he would sue
DEher Krolik & Co.. the wholesale dry
roods dealers, or Adolph Fixel. the
gm's credit man.
Judge. Mandell held that In an &C
f1on IN tort both principal and agent
could be held responsible. where the
Iotfer had authority.
Harrison Geer then launched into
IN argument TO direct a verdict In
favor OF ilis clients. Burnham. Stoepel
y Co., and Geo. Corwin. their credit
nan. He argued that they were aoso-
lufely free of any wrong-doing or any
'connection with the acts complained
Mr.. Geer talked until a few min
|utes before court adjourned at noon
and was followed by Mr.. Selling. who
made a similar motion in behalf OF
Ms clients. Krolik & Co. and A. Fixel.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. June 3.--Close--r Il hS.
ured that Chicago shorts did a lot oil
covering on Wednesday. but the tone
of wires from Chicago was bullisn
early The big bull mousse In Chicago
was a seller OF July aud buyer OF sep
TENDER on a large scale and Chicago
wheat is expected 10 be late In comm z
TO market because farmers are In no
hurry TO sell and the crop VIII be mar .
vested late; II Is also expected Una.
country mills Will pick mp the early
offerings eagerly The Ohio June re-
port is bullish. showing an improve
ment OF seven points over the May rs
ures. but is 81 points lower than
wear ago The feeling in the July deal
was easy during the greater part OF
the day and the other futures held
about steady. Cash ana Septemoes
closed unchanged. July &c lower. and
December a c higher. compared with
Wednesdays close.
Wheat quotations-Cash No. red,
Si.57, July opened unch.snksd Az - -, I,
vanced to t12OIa scptembAr opened at
sI.13. declined TO si.1ed4s advanced TO
iiisi. and closed at aha Dece ,1 r r
sf12B. and closed at s112h: No. }
red si54: No. white. sl.5f.
Cash 30. g. &c. NO, yellow. 7sc. on
rS 9atsIC cas- ~ 30. 3 white. s2i4c; sep
TENDER. AYE No white. l car AZ
Size.
Ryc-Cash No .. car st 92c
Beans-Cash. s2.55; October. t2o5
Cloverseed--Prime spot. - Octoh"t'
ss.75 March. 100 bags at So 90
Receipts in tho Detroit market
Thursday included 1 car OF wheat. : of
corn and or oats. stocks are lhs. S33
IN 81 wheat. POSES bu OF corn. ~ ,i5I
In Of oats aSS bu OF barley and $50
bu OF rye
Northwcsfern whcnt receipts Thurs
dav. 109 ears. year ago. ~
Estimated wheat exports from Ar
uenetina. l. 5000 bu. from Australia.
400 600 bu.
weather too dry " .fsentina
Wheat In Liverpool closed I'd lower
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
ArDs' box apSie per per s ss
Cabhage-New. si.7S per crate.

Cabhage-New, sl.7S per crate.
Caulinower-s1.75 per doz
CeIery-Florida. $3.50 per crate.
Observation-Disclosures. full cream. 1914 q
lac; new, i2h a iSe; YORK state. new.
laS imo9 saSSwe, 9d ta aanSy old lSs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 per ?i-qt ease,
Conec-Package coffee. si4.25Qi7.So
Dressed Caives-Fancy. sgioc. COM
mon. 7uSc 10.
Fionr-Michigan patents, m wood.
:ss5; second patents $50; straight n65
Feed-Johbing lots. bran. ssl; coarse
corn meal. sSl; corn and oat chop. 500:
coarse middlings. $50. fine middlings.
Fresh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5oGsoc
doz lettuce. home grown, Voc per .ou'
parsnips. eoc bu; tomatoes. sig
beans. s275 bu; green beans. $500 bu;
asparagus. s1Q1.25 per box; new tur-
Gooscberries-s350 per bu.
Grape FRUITS q $50 per box.
Der, 10t lie. extracted. 6aelac per ID.
Hay--Detroit shippers arc paving the
lots T. o b. Detroit: No: timothy.
sl4G1450; No. ?. slsglS50; clover
mixed. sl2ql2 80; rye straw. so9
Hide.-No. / cured. l2hc: No. ?
green. Toe: kip cured. Nc. l, l2c; No. 2.
yGse c KIP green GREEN no. no. l. 49, isc no. no. T.
l4hc, calf cured. NO: !. l6c; No. z.
li5c; lamb skins, 10000: shearlings.
is a 40c.
LImes-s1 per 100.
Lemons-California. s5.25655o per
Maple suSnr-New. 1oai2c per ID.
Mushrooms-50c per box.
Onions-Cuban. $3.50 per box: Ber-
mude. $50 per crate.
Oranses-Galifornia naveis. s2.5o9
Oils-Raw linseed. coo: boiled lin
seed. sic gal. less per cent for cash
in 10 days; diamond headlight kero-
sene. 9hc; turpentine.. IN barrel lots,
Pineappie.-cuban. ssa50z7s: Flor
ida. 81 5op3 per crate.
Pop Corn-Ears, ~. 92c per ID.
pe,poit peT bu on new Bermudas
s2.25. southern. 81 so per bu.
Poultry--Hens. i5Gl5hc; stag roos-
tiers , iSGs S sssns igsc sq per Id
pork. s2iI2l5o: light clear $40. so;
heavy. s22; smoked hams. l2ac: dry
picnic hams, &C.. bacon. 1iirc; lard, in
tierces. il&c; kettle rendered. l2hc
per 10
suear-Crystal dominocs. s7.s5; Easse
tablets, $3.50: cut loaf. $3.50: cubes.
iaeted extra coarse. $40; graduated.
line. in bulk. s5.so; granulated In 20
III cotton bags, s5.35. Michigan granu-
TONERS A, s525. No. /. $3.50; No. 2.
:55..iiSS No. 8. $50: No: !. 1906; No. 5,
S, No, 9. stes; No. 10 500; No. u.
ia. s475 No Is. sl.15 per 100 lbs.
TniIow-No. /. sac. No. 2. 4hc per
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
STEEL COMMON
GOES BEYOND So
Market Becomes Strong As Trading
Progresses in First Hour-Great
Northern Advances Two Points.

NEW YORK, June 3.-There was q
much better distribution OF business
on the stock exchange this morning
than was expected after the intense
concentration OF speculative interest,"
In United States Steel common yester.
day. Prices in nearly everything
traded in moved up rapidly. material
opening gains being followed by far
ther advances in a number OF import
ant issues. Steel common and pre-
ferred and Southern Pacific scored
new records. Steel common opened
at 81 3-S 10 81 5-S. Steel preferred
gained l point and Great Northern
Ore rose over point. Southern Pa
cihc opened at 124 l-2 and rose to
above l25. Smelling showed an open
ing loss Of one-half. being the only
exception.
IL a. mas the trading progressed
during the first hour the market be-
came strong throughout. with contin
ued Recommending movements. South
ern Pacific crossed l27. while Steel
Common crossed 6S and steel prefer.
red ranged above 1913. An advance OF
over 2 points was made In Great
Northern Ore and Union Pacific and
Rock Island made gains OF one point
or more. London bought early but on
advances here. turned seller.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds strong.
Neon The difference between
Southern Pacific common and pre-
ferred stocks was materially reduced
the common selling as high as 129 and
at midday was only one point below
the price of the preferred stock. Read
ing and Union Pacific advanced two
points. Steel preferred rose three
points. In all to 125. Steel common
ranged around IS 1-2. The rest OF the
market moved in an irregular manner
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
Markets and Finance

small during July this year First the
crop Is late. some dispatches claiming
harvest will not become general I'm
Kansas fov a month vet. second. farm .
ers are already showing indifference
about making early salcs. believing IN
highcfI prices for a year to come.
Third. interior mills are holding on and
expecting To grab th, nIst offerings OF
new wheat, and this sort Of buying
will take about all that Will be FOR
sale early Ia July. heat stocks are
decreasing fast. good cash demand
exists We favor buying side OF mar
ket on deprcssions.
The wheat market continued quiet
during the morning touching $llsA
for July. september and December
following with a still greater decline
Corn and oats remained fairly steady
but lost the slight gain shown at the
opening
Close--Brokers say that wheat has
taken the natural course. That is July
delivery shows declining tendency
while the moro deferred months have
held steady or advanced. although the
progress today was little more rapid
than usual
CHICAGO. June 3.-July wheat
opened at l.19 l.2 or Ia under yester-
days close. Corn and oats were
strong, corn starting rs above yes.
terdays last quotation.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. June 3.--Pork-Flrm-
die west. spot, s1l.40d11.50. Sugar
Raw. easy; refined, quiet. Cofee-Rio
No. :. spot. s0shc. Tallow-Qutet
city, 5Ssc country. 5% M57sc,. Dressed
poultry-Steady. unchanged. Live
poultry-Moderately active. Cheese
Steady: full cream, specials, IL a "
13hc; skins. specials. 101ac; full skins
2I2hc. Coffee options opened dun
unchanged Butter-Flrm, receipts A.
$50; creamery, extra. &c &C; state dairy,
tubs, Fl d2Gc; imitation creamery
frsts, 81 PC. Eggs-Easy. receipts
24.i75 nearby white, fancy. 26&c
nearby mixed, fancy, FL ii 26c; fresh
frsts. 81 ID &c.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
ALLEGED Bank Robbers Escape.

LA CROSSE, Wis. June 3.-Jim
Clairmont and Jim Bradley. awaiting
trial in the Sparta, Wis. jail for rob-
bling the Warrens, Wis, bank of ST.
1854, Oct. 3. 1908, escaped during the
night and this morning posse under
Sheriff George Henry is securing the
vicinity.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
posrox COppER SALES.

Copper snare sales OF juno ?, fur-
nished by Hayden, Stone q Co: Adv,
SIS; A. c. p, S.275; All. so; Am. Zinc
% Arc, 20, a. G.. $50; All, 40' Bos
G. a. A. i0i; Cal. :; Cent. SO; en-, so4;
u. w. 100: + r.. ii5; FRI 1,l53, G.X..
no. Or. SO: @. G.. 466; ITanc.. 2l5, Roy,
$40 Kerr. $50 ksW No. No. La axe M 100
i25. Mich l55. Mob, %: New. 40
Ncwh., $50. y. r., 5.2S6. y. l.. 52o'
orb. 30 O. u. Joe; Csc. 90 Par, So5:
Qul. 5 S Re. 30. Shan. 800 sup. 10;
s5 OH. 500. T. $. r., Las; do pfd'
ss4 Tn, Cop. 60, do pfd, $50; Apex.
100 1t. Con, 2s5. 1T. Cop, go, Wet.
$50 Win. 325 Wow, %; Wyan.. 2iO.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
6oPHIE LYONS sTIRs EN-.
lane 20 Establish Home For coIored
People Rouse Nelohbors.

S The efforts OF Sophie-Lyons Brady
IS establish home for aged and or
|&hnn colored people at Nos. 27-29
rvenky has aroused the in
nlGnation OF the residents in that
vicinity. and wednesday afternoon
fhov asked Judge Hosmer for an In
3unction restraining her from going
1hpa6 with her plans. Judge Hosmer
rofused 20 grant the Injunction, but
ma grant an order to show cause why
ne Injunction should not issue. This
( VIM be heard next Monday. The petit
1loners are headed by Capt. Harris
N. Baker. They say they have offered
~ buy the property and have offered
. Nm. Lyons Brady more than II Is
vorfh. hut she IL determined to be-
nome 4 philanthropist.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
PRODUCE.

Perhaps the feature OF the produce
market this week Is the way the poul-
trv deal has fiattened out Daily re-
ceipts are no larger than heretofore
but instead OF being picked UP on ar
rival almost every dealer has several
coops standing around waiting for
buyers Prices have not been anected
much as yet, but the market is heavy
in tone. and liable 10 drop at any time.
Strawberries were in fair supply AT
steady prices. \ few southern cher
ries were on sale this morning. the
first OF the season. Potatoes were
steady, and the market as whole
about as heretofore.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
eAw CUTS HEART: DIES.

MANISTEE. Mich, June 3.-Mike
Ryeapo. % years old OF Freesoil, was
killed by falling on a circular saw in
his fathers sawmill At Claybank, six
miles east of Manistee. The saw cut
through his heart
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
w. CT. U. SELECTS SAGINAW.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, June g.
The State w. c. T. u. which held It's
convention here, today selected Sag
NAV for the 1910 convention. Mrs.
f. l.. Calkins. OF Kalamazoo, was re-
elected president. and Mrs. Anna An
drus OF Detroit secretary.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
cuIcACo pnonIcE-

CHICAGO. June 3.-Cheese-Twins
l2m12Ikc; young Americas. 1874 m13l1
Butter--Creamery. extras, 25c; hrsts.
24c: seconds. 22c. dairy. extras. 2ic.
Eggs-Firsts, I9iac; seconds. zoe. Live
poultry--Turkeys 15c. fowls, lao
i4iSc; ducks, liikc. geese. Sn &c.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Board prices: Creamery. ex-
tras, CSC: flrsts, 2ic: dairy. l9c; pack
ing stock. lihc per Id.
Eggs-Current receipts, case count
cases included: 2O1sc Per doz Receipts
ThursdnY 2.361 cases.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
LIVE STOCK.
DETROIT LIVE STOCK.
Michigan Central Knocks Yard

DETROIT. June S-Cattle-Dry fed
cattle. active and steady, grassy stock
lower Prices ranged as follows: Choice
lbs. s5.75G675. choice handy killers.
s4.75 500; light 20 good butchers
steers and heifers. s2a 40; common
killers and fat cows, 81 so q 10 can
ners' cows, 81 225 common 20
prime shipping bulls, s3@S' light
butchers and heavy sausage bulls,
s2.50G350; stockers and feeders. $3.50
OATS per cwt. Mich Cows-ActlVe,
s25G55. Veal Calves-Higher. 81 q %
per cwt.
sheep and Lambs-Active and steady.
quality fair; choice lambs s7.75 "a $50.
EAST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
BUFFALO. June Observation-Disclosures
ceipts 20 cars. strong; workers. $500
$50; pigs, 81 heavy. s7:7oQ7.sO sheep
and tambs--Receipts cars. steady
6.75 wethers, 1925 n s so: ewes, s525 q
$50. Calves-s4.50G s.25.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. June d
Cattle-None here. demand light and
steady; prime steers. 1925 a butchers
common to choice, ssas.e5 shep and
Lambs-Receipts LOCO. steady; lambs
ts@6.5o; yearlings. $3.50 gs55; sheep
50 $3.50. Hogs-Receipts 300, active
workers. $725 n $50; pigs, $40
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. June 3.-Cattle-Receipt
$500. steady, beeves, s5.10d1.10, Tex
as. s4s5dS.25; western, si.s5 G6.25;
stockers and feeders, s3.60a5, cows
and heifers. s2.50G s so: calves. sSW
$50. Hogs-Receipts 20 o0o. steady;
light. s7mT.45; rough. $3.50 a I.35' york
ers, s73OT735; mixed, 81 O@ $50;
heavy. s7.2om7.65; pigs, s6I $50. sheep
and iambs-Receipts 10000. weak: ma
tive 1860: western. $i.25Gf6, lambs.
s. $3.50. western. 1926 4s.eo.
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.
CLEVELAND. o.. June 3.-Hogs-
Rec eipts 1900, l0c higher; mediums
and heavies. $3.50. mixed. 81. 55; york
ers s7.45n7.5O. light, 81. pigs, 5000
7. Cattle-Receipts cars. lower.
IambsAReceipts cars. lower, 1925
top Calves-Receipts 800, ss.25 top.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Corson,
Craig :. Co: Stocks-The Hartman
stocks were taken In hand today and
these. together with Steel common and
preferred. furnished a very exciting
market in the FIRST two hours. hTe ad-
vance in Southern Pacific OF about four
points was OF the sensational kind, ana
the traders were as busy as bees all
day in selecting the stocks liable TO
he taken in hand after Steel and Har-
rimans have had their swing. The
cuppers were thought well OF and II
would not be bit surprising TO see
these stocks make as good a record as
Steel and aHrrimons.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
NEW YORK COTTON.
q. ). GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond quotations furnished by Hay
idcn stone & 60. i16-i1s Griswold-s
Bid Asked.
New IS registered ..,.... 1914 1924
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
Mould settle Damage Suit.

BERTHA stegmeyer. widow OF VIII
NJ oteGmeyer. and administratrix OF
~ oo<ate. petitioned the probate court
|Auxrdoy. Tor permission to compro-
~ her suit for damages against the
me- Brewing Co. Stegmeyer was
Ma while employed In the brewery.
IN his widow started suit for dam
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
CHICAGO CHAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson.
Craig = Co Whcat-Therc are three
good reasons why tho movement Of
NRheat w primary markets VIII be
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03

sl56h: July. si20ss: Sept. sl.13: Dec,
sll2& Corn-Cash nc; July. 75Ac,
Sept. 72Sc; Dec. 5shc. oats-Cash.
soc: July. 55Lc: Sept. 4tsc; Dec,
45lac Rye-No. /. 81 nc. No. ?, gle,
No ssc Glover seed-Cash IS. 20;
Oct and Dec. s6.s7i4 March. s6,97 !:
Prime alsike, s7.35. Prime timothy.
$50 oil-Unchanged, Butter-Cream-
cry. gee: dairy 22c Eggs-eic.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
For Friday and Saturday at
.Iessed's ! A5x


Fresh Dressed PouItry-nnest cornted
stock.
Cold Sliced Roast Beef ........ SOC lb
Jelly Tongue. Try IL. Live by
Itself Sliced Boiled Ham. see III
Sliced Breakfast Bacon, In glass Jars.
our own Cooked Corn Beef. lac ib
Rrisket and Plate Corn Beef. .s-i0c ID
Our own pure Pork Sausage
Meat ............ ...s.'s. .itc I'D
Our celebrated Hampshire Sau-
sage ..s.ss.- .'ASS y"
Fancy Farm Creamery Butter. Soc lb
our Best Creamery .............S] c In
Fresh Cottage Cheese Toe In
All kinds Cheese.
Hekmans Dutch Cookies, 10 In
sealed package ................ 'ioc
Ginger Snaps. &c lby for Zoe
Special prices on Cigars Friday ana
Saturday.
Orders must be In on Friday for
place as early IA possible.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03

sEx dividend. soc.
TEX dividend, s1.75.
TEX dividend, per cent.