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The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
CURATE FOR CHRIST'S CHURCH
Rev. J. @. Wilson viii Be Assistant
TO Rector Mason.

The Rev. j. Godfrey Wilson. Jr.
for the last IL months one OF the Gu
rates in 81. Georges Episcopal church
in New York city, has been secured
TO MI a similar position in Christ
Episcopal church. Detroit St. Georges
is one OF the best known Episcopal
churches in the country. and is known
as DR. Rainsfords church Mr. VIII
son is "A New York man, having been
born and educated In that city. H
graduated from Hobart college and
then entered the General Theological
seminary. where he completed his
studies. For the last year he has been
connected with st Georges church
He reached Detroit last Sunday
morning and will have charge OF the
work OF the parish during the alb
sence Of the Rev. ". d Naxon, d. D.
the rector. who leaves for a trip to
Massachusetts and the Adirondacks,
next Thursday.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09

bulletin WIN SAY Of tue Wool market
saturday,
The featur. OF thc week : trading -
the engagement lu advance 80 arrival
OF seNtral good sized limos Nf Montana
staple about 4 .0VV. uUl pounds being in
VolNed several uIhei deals Of large
size are a. nding ami thcre are negotiar
tions ia nrece woods, To- arrive. There
has been also "a tAir\ amount OF busi-
ness in graded woods and considerable
quantities previously bought have ar
rived and been approved hy buyers.
The shipments OF wool from Boston
to July = Inclusive. were 49, 3O,6t9
pounds against Nl2fT.5fs pounds for
the sam ctlmc last year. Tho receipts
TO July : inclusive were s0g,, iS,t3i
pounds against aS.5Ns,6st pounds Tor
the same period last year." 5I
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


DETROIT. July s.-Close: How
much Will spring wheat suffer between
now and harvest? That Is the question
the answer OF which will settle the
price Of wheat In past seasons the
spring crop has always lost between
July and harvest. and IL II loses as
much as usual this year wheat VIII b"
scarce and high. II ~ should go
through maintaining its present hiSh
standing the total winter and spring
crop may amount to byo.OOOOoO bu
which will be a pretty good supply
Farm reserves, the visible supply and
stocks IN all other positions are down
10 a very low point and any loss 20
spring wheat through rust bugs or ad-
ket on a very bullish foundation. The
general trend was upward and the mar
ket closed unchanged Tor cash wheat,
&c up for July lt.S up Tor september
Wheat quotations. Cash No 2 red
81 35. July opened with loss OF &c
at ti.l5A gained lc. declined to 81 8 y
and closed at tl.1s; sept. opened at
i1lO1y advanced lc. declined To Ia
and advanced TO si12. Dec opened at
sI4. advanced 10 Sl.l2L. declined to
!ll2 and closed at PIE No red.
Coarse grain quotations. Corn, cash
No. ?. 1874 bid. No. yellow. cars AT
74c. closing at 74h.c bid oats cash
52i4c closing at SIC bid; Sept. stand
ard sc Rye. Cash No. l. sac Beans:
Cash s2.45: oct. f2.O4 Cloverseed
Prime oct. So IS. March. 100 bags at
s. 05. Aug. alsike. tS.25.
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Friday were cars or corn and 81
oats Withdrawals were 565 bbls OF
-four. 32.se3 bu Of wheat and 1l.513 bu
OF oats. Stocks are 13i .225 bu OF wheat
l3S391 bu OF corn. 44,41S bu OF oats
800 bu or barley and ] ,OOs bu OF rye
Wheat In Liverpool closed = n iad
lower and corn 4 ID higher.
Wheat exports this week Australia.
90 900 bu. India, 2.2s6.OO0 bu. ArRen-
tina. $50. 900 bu.
winnipeg wheat receipts SO ears.
year ago ~.
Northwestern wheat receipts Friday
rs cars. year ago. 224
Argentine wheat visible. $4,000 bu,
year ago, l,472.OOO bu.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
NEW YORK PROVISION.

NE WYORk. Juiy y.-Rork steady.
Lard: Easy. middle west spot. sll.sU q
10 sugar. Raw. steady refined quiet.
Coffee Rio No on spot. ~ n s.
Tallow: Dull, city. SIG. country,
8 5-16 a 1915. Dressed poultry
Steady, chickens. 14Q 23c. Live poul-
try Steady and unchanged. Cheese
Quiet, fun cream specials, 1914 n 4. c,
skins specials. l0%.c full skins, n &c.
Coffee options opened steady and un-
changed TO points advance Butter
Firmer. receipts $500; creamery extra.
2oc, state daihy tubs. 20H % i2c. imita-
tion creamery, firsts, 22c. Eggs Wea..
receipts. 1906. nearby white fancy.
IS q Bic mixed. 26V21c. fresh frsts.
II u 233sc
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09

NEW YORK. July 9-Once more
the big liner Mauretania hung up a
new record when she arrived az GUAR
antine last night with IS minutes of
her time for the best previous trip.
The new time made by the MauIetania
between paunts Rock and Ambrose
Channel lightship is four days, Is
hours and 30 minutes. an average "
25.S4 knots an hour.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
NEW YORK COPPER LETTER.

EcIOrtrd Tor The Times D. Carson.
Craig " Co. from New York. July 9.
London market was slightly higher
for Americans The feature here was
dizziness. which prevailed with very
narrow range or prices. Western
Maryland suffered relapse and went
to- the lowest price reached on talk Of
heavy assessment on stock. The move
mcut crop report, although thought
very highly OF by all interests In the
community. failed 10 start public in
tercst ~ the market as had been ok
pected. The professionals were alert
and gave tho market "A pretty thorough
sounding for weak spots. a pesstmis-
tie Interview with a prominent western
man was one % the causes COntribut-
being liked by some Of the western
people. the market steadiod ia the af-
ternOOn on fairly good lAllnR
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

Ariz Coml 3Sss Apex ~ Ahmk 30
Al!ouez ~. Adven SIS. Il ; Gas a. Bos-
ton Cons IL. Butte Coal 241.. Cop Con
W S. Davis DAILY 81. East Butte IL
Ely SIS. Franklin l6L. First Nat 4.
GirouN SIS, Green Can 97s Goldneld
Cons 6s4 Hclvetia 52s Isle Royale 20
Majestic so. Mich 1914. Miami l5ss
Mex Con ~. Nipissng 1Oss. Nev Cons
23i.. New Utah il5. North Butte 81,
old Dom 50, Osceola 1872. Parrot 80 =.
Raven 20, Shan l47s Sup * + i6. Sup
Cop 40. Sup < Bos ! >. Utah Cons. 81 y
l. com sea. do prf 10 u. Winona 3.
Wyandotte rs, Yukon "a
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
Apples-W Western box apples. 50 ESQ
per box. new apples. 81 rs U /. so pea

per box. new apples. 81 IS U i. 90 PEI
box
Observation-Disclosures $3.50 bu
Cauiifiowcr-si IS q /? per doI
Cheese-Michigan fats. new. Use:
York state. TAG l4i&c, limourger. l5c;
brick cream iae. sehweitZer. fancy
old. 20 a 2lc 10.
Con-c-Packaee conee. slA2SG1Tso
per 100 lbs.
California Fruis.--Pums. sl.75; cher
ri,es,H.7sq226. aprieots 49, peaches.
Currants-s3 "a per bu.
Dressed Caives-Fancy. sgsc. com
mon. 79sc Id.
Fiour-Michigan patents in wood
$40; second patents. s6.e5; straight
s6.ss clear, 1910, rye -four. s. Dbl
Feed-Jobbing lots. bran see; coarse.
coarse middlings. $50, fine middlings
Fresh 359
soc doz. lettuce. home grown. 3oc bu.
crate; radishes. loo doz. wax beans
81 50 box; new turnips. l5c doz green
peas 81. 10 bu. aspa ragus 90 y CSC dox
Goo.~S<rr,e-s2U $50 b.
Grape Fruits . so box.
Honey-Fancy white, lsqi4c 10: am
Der; 10 Gle: extracted. egs hsc To-
following prices tor baled hay in car
lots; 9 b Detroit No / timoths
m io5e wheat ana nd oat y straw . tom 9
Hide.-No / cured. l9c. No. 2 cured.
ise No green. l 55Sc; No 10. green. l S;G
green green N no Ice. no 2 iGLe: e ei
cured. No. /. re. No. ., l5nc lamb
ssrss has ss S Se ' ,s6 No ,s. to'
Huckleb~rries-s6 per bu.
Limes-sl per 100
Lemon.-California. s5.5oGs,7s. 4sc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 25 q aOc each:
Rockyfords, CALIFORNIA;. $3.5O4 . so :.
Georsias, s275Q3 per box.
Mush rOoms-50c box.
Ontons-Texas Bermudas. s4.2 crate
Oranges-California navels 1915 box
On~-Raw llnseed, Gle. boiled lin
seed. e2c gal. less / per cent for cash
sene. 9isc: turrentine. In barrel lots.
Peache.-ss5sas per s.basket crate
Pineapples-Florida, s2a3 crate.
Pop Corn-Ears. l II 42c IL.
Pointoe.-southern' s275g3 per Dbl. :;
Poni,ry-Hens. l3al3lsc ID stag
q SC. ducks, l3c. springs, l5c: turkeys,
young, l54l6c ID.
Provi.,on.-Mess pork. .2l; family
pork. s22 Q23; light. clear. s2l: heavy:
s22. so; smoked hams 14c: dry sailed
briskets. l2Ac. shoulders, lie: picnic
hams. l0iac: bacon. Is Il G16c, lard. in
tierces. l3c. kettle rendered. lac 10.
Raspb~rries-Red. So per 24-qt. case;
black. $3.50 per 24-qt case.
sugar-Crystal dominoes. sI.s5; Ea gle
tablets $3.50. cut loaf, $3.50: cubes.
$3.50. xxx powdered. S5.15 granu-
lated, extra coarse. $40: graduated.
fine. In bulk. $40, granulated in rs
ID cotton bags. s5.35: Michigan granu-
lated. $500. diamond A. $40. confec-
TONERS A, s525 No l. $3.50: No. 2.
1915: No 6. $50 No :. IS No 8.
S.. No 9. s4y5 No. To- $500 No. IL.
s4s5. No. u. $3.50. No Is. Si.75, No.
IA sl.75; No. IL. S475 per 100 lbs.
Taliow-No. /. sac: No. 2. 4hc 10.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
DETROIT YOUTH SENT UP.

PORT HURON, Mich. July 81
tSpecialJ--One year in Ionia for the
theft of a diamond ring valued a; s275
from Mrs VIM F. Henning. Of Detroit
AZ her summer home. st Clair Flats
was the sentence meted out today by
Judge Law 20 Oscar Grant, co!ored,
aged II. OF Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
CLEVELAND LINE sTOCk.
BOSTON COPPER.
BOSTON COPPER LETTEI

Reported Tor The Times by Hayden,
Stone * Co.
The Boston copper market is devei-
oplng more activity at the expense OF
prices. The decline In North Butte and
the expectation OF an unfavorable Cop
per Producers report has caused con-
siderable selling North Butte at so ~
2 lower Copper Range is also . low
err and La Sale lower. The general
list OF coppers show large fractional
declines. The miscellaneous depart
ment is displaying an easier tone on
light transactions.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
Death For Kidnaners

WASHINGTON. July "a bill In.
trodIced by Rep Rodenherg yesterday
provides the death penalty or life i'm
prisonment where ransom is the Oh
ject OF kidnapping In the District OF
Columbia. Life Imprisonment is to be
fneted out 10 kidnapers Of children
under the age OF ~ for the purpose o.
concealment. The commissioners os
the district are considering the bill
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
PRODUCE.

The market as whole was fairly
active today. with no important price
changes. The trade regards the straw b.
berry season as over now \ very few
packages OF rather indifferent truit
were on the market this morning. sell
ing according 10 quality. Blackberries
ana raspberr!es were in better supply.
and currants and cherries Were plenti-
full Peaches are not coming very free
~ as yet but receipts are increasing
Poultry receipts are none too large for
the demand. but dressed calves are
quiet and steady.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
knocked Down bu car.

Sam Tealo. Ave years old. and Hv
Ing at No. 239 Fort-st. east. was
Knocked down by a west.bound Trum-
bun car at Fort and Rivard-sts.,
Thursday night, and was badly bruis-
ed about the head He was taken to
the once Of Dr. 'P c. Dodenhon. No
la Rivard-st.. where his injuries were
dressed
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
RIIII RIINS AMuCk

TRAVERSE CITY. Mich. July a.
Especial. A vicious bull kicked over
the traces on the steamer Grouse yes
terday and knocked deck-hand into
the water party OF nurses sitting
on the lawn at the Grand Traverse
hospital fed in panic when the ami
NAL crashed through a hedge in their
midst. The animal is still at large.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
BOSTON corPER SALES.

Furnished by Hayden, Stone Co,
July .
Arr Coml 100. Atl\S0, Bat 2lo. Bos Con
& q IA IL. Cent 100. Non Mer CO. Range
%, r $50. fr 20. C% 1885. CIR 100. O
{ l3e. Hin l2o,. Roy N Kerr 10, Kew
90 Lake AIS. l. : 97O\ Mass ais. Mex
50. Nj 100, Mich 200. Mph 10. New 2lO.
y u s312. " l. 375. orb 90. . Colony
10. old Dom 100. ost a.. par 3o5.
quincy 10. ) r so. Shah 1929 a. r.
100. : N l. ass. Tenn 10. Trim ), L : oil
43O. L : X 4O7. do pr jl7. Uni Cop 100.
Utah Apx 300. Utah Cons l04. Tt Cop
L. VOL 20
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
LIVESTOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-Open ming.
Cunning n stevens Livestock Repor

BUFFALO, y. y. July s--Dunnins
& stevens live stock report Cattle
Receipts. cars. slow. Hogs: Receipts,
80 cars, strong, heavy $40, workers..
3s1s3o, pigs. s7;5 sheep Receipts.
cars. strong. best lambs. $3.50 a 81.
yearlings. So $50. wetners. 3i.T5g
ewes, - "a $50. Calves: Higher. $3.50 q
$50.
EAST BJFEALO-Cfos~
BUFFALO, July s-Cattle Receipts.
so. steady prime. S615G7. butchers. 81
gs Veal. Receipts. 1900, active. COM
mon to choice. s6Hs50 Sheep and
lambs Receipts. coo. lambs. s6Gs,
yearlings. $5a6.1S Sheep, $50 52a-
Hogs: Receipts. 5,lO0, firm, workers..
- Oge..S. pigs. $50 " 40.
CHICAGO. july Cattle: Receipts.
$500: steady. beeves. 81 s0d 7.40. Tex
as. 3460g6l0: western. s4.;5I6.l5.
stockers and feeders. sSi0a510, cows
and heiters. $3.50 q Is. calves, $3.50 q
40 Hogs: Receipts. $4,000. fair.
light. s. 20 so, mixed. $40,
heavy, s7.50Gf Sis. rough. s. 500 30 :.
workers.. s7.50G1S5 pigs s630q7 20
Sheep: Receipts. 5000. steady. natNe
$2.15 u 40. western. s. - q $50. lambs
&415 q SIS. western. s. q 60
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.
CLEV ELAND. Ohio. July g.-Hogs
Receipts. 1900. Toe higher, mediums
and heayies. $50. workers. ss05nS.lO,
lights $775. pigs. $3.50 u 80 Cattle:
Receipts. cars. steady. Lambs. Re
ceipts, cars. strong. $50 top Calves:
Receipts, 200, 3s.15 TOP.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
CHICAGO PRODICE.

CHICAGO. July Cheese: Twins
I4dl4L4c, young Americas, "a, a II y G.
Butter. Creamery. extras. 20 nc, rrsts,
23c seconds &c. dairy extras. % n C.
Eggs Firsts. 13gc, seconds. II = G.
Live poultry Turkeys 14m14i5c,
fowls. sc. ducks. II OIL &c; geese, so
On
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
New Board Of Commerce Members.

The Board OF Commerce has elected
the following new members: DR.. Gay
NJ. Garfield. Sherman l.. Depew. Clar-
ence II Enggass. f. w Lewis. w. b.
Mcqueen. w A. c. Miller. Jr., Charles
l.. Palms. Peter 5. Sleenstrup. Wm'
=. Stevens. Chauncey +. York.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
River Gives Up One Victim.

The body OF August Beausejour. one
of the four men drowned In the river
near Gibraltar last Sunday. was found.
Thursday afternoon, by Eli Reno. a
short distance from where the drown.
ing occurred
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
FIRE LOSS is So, 900.

OWOSSO. Mich. July 9.-(Spe-
cial)--H J. Reilly, OF Morrice, start
ed gasoline fire in his store to get
lunch. The stove exploded and fivo
stores were destroyed. Total loss.
So 900
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Board prices Creamery. ex-
tras % nc. hrsts 2ii5c. dairy, 1914 C.
packing stock. lsc ID.
Eggs-Current receipts. case count.
cases included. goa &C doz Receipts On
Friday. g.. cases
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
Boy Dying Of Tetanus

Harold Schaff, the l2-year-old son u
Mr. and Mrs. John Schaff, OF No 100
Russell.st. is believed TO be dying Of
tetanus. in ST. Mays hospital. as the
result OF slightly burning the index
finger of his right hand with powder
from a toy pistol while visiting his
aunt. Mrs. Wilson. in Mt. Clemens.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09

The excavation OF one Of the larg.
est and most beautifully decorated
villas yet discovered In the ruins OF
Pompeii has been stopped by dis.
pute over the ownership Of the prop
erty.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
READING IS WEAK;
GOES BELOW 1855
Increased Pressure Is Directed
Against Number of Leading Issues
Smelling Suffers With Others
NEW ,ORk STOCKS CLOSE.

Il7r. Am COZ OIL 74ss. Am Ice S6is
Am Loo 6sA. Am sme!t 90. Am sus
i2Sts. Am I iiohg, Am Toe y, pTit
a o lisa. Brook X -. Can taS
ls3. Cent Leath 81. do PR 1914 Ches
n .. .sS Chi n q ", Ia. g. NJ \ - /
lSi. chi 4 y lsi. col / x 4S Eoi
4 s6%, do prf soAa Corn Prod -.
Del n II 1873, Den a L q 4. =, pis Sc
Cor eN-div soc. asa. Erie So. do lst PR
So. Gen FL 1881. CT Nor pfd eN -diN 7.
Cent. 1919. Int Met l6i. do pr Sels
Kan { So 45a. l. q Nash 40, NJ X
II llis Mo Pac 10. Nat Lead 80 ! =
1915 y Y. O n W So Nork w >y's
G 4 { iltIa Press 81 &. 1851 Readg
1853 Rep l n STA. do PR lvt =,
Rock Isl 33 I. DO prf II = siass Sist
san South Psc iSI" SS W Ky I'm ~ r,
City II 1894. Union Pac lsS, >
steel 6SS. 10 PR i25, Utah Cop -
Wabash eOtg West Tn 7 ~ .. Nao
PR 53@ | ; Bonds 1853 Third Ave
l7S. HeNas S3l.
NEW YORK. July 9.-rhere was
some irregularity in the opening
changes IN the stock exchange this
morning but after the first few min
utes frmer tone developed With a
majority OF the stocks trad ed IN show
ing small fractional net gains At the
end OF the first 10 minutes Soutrern
Pacific and Union Pacific were shade
up and the important railroad STOCKS
generally made a little progress to-
ward recovering the losses sustained
In the late trading yesterday.
IL a. m.-Price movements during
the first hour were extremely narrow
with most OF the trading mostly pro-
fessional in character and the changes
after the frst few minutes too small
TO warrant much notice. There was
fractional rally during the early
covering OF shorts by the trading ele-
mept on the floor and an advance or
over a point In Illinois Contra &C
companied bullish predictions In that
stock. AS business progressed. how
ever heavy tone developed and near
ly all the gains OF al earlier aoture
were lost Government bonds IN
changed; others strong.
Noon-After the first hour the mar
ket became weak and more active
with increased pressure directed
against a number OF leading railroads
and industrials. Reading was offered
down TO below l55, showing a loss Of
a point from yesterdays close ana
about the same decline was sustain
ed In Amalgamated Copper. Northern
Pacific and St Paul. American Smelt-
ing which has been strong for two
days suffered with the rest of the list.
In the early afternoon the market
ruled generally dull and heavy.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
CHICAGO WHEAT LETTER.

RepOrttd Tor Tho Glmcs hy tHfsoh'
Craig i co. from Chicago. jay y,
Mhnap-W Wheat Graders were not 10
be fooled by crop figures which dad not
take into account blight and Hood dam
ages 81 The past 10 days nor make al
lowanca for probable declinQ in spflnS
crop conditions from now 10 harvest.
They see a probable reduction IN the
mai Yield Of s5 to 80 million bushels
from the Indicated figures 90 yesterday
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09

~ Gr~ea's hand will give the nrst Of
series OF saturday afternoon con-
certs In Waterw0rks park tomorrow
afternoon, beginning at 2:30.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
CHICAGO. },

CHICAGO. July s.--The wheat mar
ket opened &C lower. trade light Corn
opened steady. Market easier Tor other
grains Provisions sharply higher
Noon. Wheat gained slightly dur
ing the forenoon. oats cased on frac-
ttonally and corn advanced sharply
Close. Wheat took sensational
bound and closed % higher for July.
Sc FOR sept and - for Dec. Corn
and oats both closed much higher July
corn scoring a net advance OF sisc for
the day and July oats '.c.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
~
American 500.
kIrI a, Gu,Is mn. - An

SAULT STE. MARIE, July SIP.
Alberta, p IN Thursday, Harmonic.
$3.50, Nettleton, Toltcc. Godfrey. !.
smith. Thompson. $50, Rochester. Z.
9, Jay Morse. $3.50. ksnsington. Lynch.
8. Van Hise. Thomas I. Osler. \, Gary.
Eads y 80, GRrbray. 10. Tuscnrora.
1880. oil barge. Albright noon.
Down Bessemer Matthews. 1880 u.
IN. Thursday. Ball. 3 Dave Whitney.
Angelina. Corunna. Burlington. q; /. G
Smith. Turret Chief. 80. Corey. \ 80
shaw, Keerc. midnight. Holmes. 2.
Luzon. :. Pere Marquette . Siemens.
Manila. $50, Juniata Strathcona !
squire. 9 oliver. TO- Baker. IL How
ard Hanna. ~ 80
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
Markets and Finance.

Wheat receipts az prinIafy points on
Friday, .0N 600 hu year hSo E9H. 600 hh.
Exports 81 wheat and Hour Friday.
o.. 900 hu
Wheat receipts ~ kansas Ctty, l.
oars. year ago. 20.
Weeks exports ~ wheat ana Hour
4la 600 H.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
M A r / N E
VESSEL PASSAGES.


DETROIT. July Up Kennedy
Ward AmrS. a. so y. an. Thursday. son
onia. = Minneapolis. Schuylkill. ; so,
". q Mather, German. Bell s. Lagoon
ia, o. Turret Cape $40. Fryer $50.
). Is. Martin, ID. Pendall. q. Whitney.
. 20
Gilbert. 1915 last night. Noble. io.4O.
India, Al. Richardson. II ;i0s Andrew
Epson. 20. MaunAloa. Manda. Hec kerr
=, Brazil. 3 e punham. Robins. Arabian.
10. Iron King and barge Butler. 4.
Berry, 40. Sam Mathcr Lyman smith
khodA,l Emily ana barge o. All Mitch
ell, p Morrell. Pollock. ii5s WisCon
sin. Jgunda $50. Have. .. North sea.
40, Brrnuda. 1880. Alex Thompson,
IL so. Caldera, ~
Down james Hoyt. 80 y. h Thurs
day, ID. w. Mills. Anderson. ; 80. Path
finder. Sycamore, Mariska. T. j. w
Moore. AS; T.. 4. Miller. 7:2O, Andaste.
$50
orion. II 80. Ralph aud barges.
Cornelius. >, ketcham. ). McpougalL
ll.i0
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09

BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
BOSTON. July 9.-The Commercial
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09

TOLEDO. Ohio July 9.-wheat Cash.
sl27. July. sl.lSA; Sept. sll2s. pee-
81 Is. May sl.l7 Corn: Cash. zoe,
July, 7ic, Sept. 81 se. Dee 81 isc May.
81 NC. Oats. Cash. 5Sc, July. 81 he,
Sept. +3asc. Dec. f41c. May. 40 J. c
Rye No. 2. Sic Cloverseed; Cas- h.
1855. Oct. and Dec. s6y1iz March.
$1O7la Alsike Prime. $3.50. Timo-
thy: Prime 81 Butter Creamery.
20 |. u &c. dairy. zee. EGGS: ale oil
and hay unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices furnished by HAYDEN.
Stone q CO. Opening
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Bought by Bishop. BulIen & Holmes.
hogs Ito average weight 40 pounds,
price 81 6J per cwt do. hogs $50. 1855,
$3.50: do. hogs %. 40 $3.50; do. hogs
40. 100 $40. do. hogs 90. $50. s7.35. do.
hogs Al zoo SIS
Bought by Newton OF Bishop y g.
r., hogs 10. 124. $50. do. hogs IS. 100.
1910.
Bought by Parker. Webb co. OF
Spicer, NJ x r. hogs IT, $50. 81. do.
hogs 81 lS3. s3G5 do, hogs "a. 20i,
s. 90 do. hogs 81. 100. $3.50. Roe Com.
Co. hogs - 1871. $40. do. hogs 90.
1872 $50. 10. hogs IS. 1873. $3.50 do.
hogs 10. 2i2. $3.50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-09
COTTON.


Ncw Orleans. Sept Cotton
Spot Yesterday was steady ll-lt
higher. middlng 1291G sales on
spot l.125 bales. 200 to arrive and
900 for deferred delivery
Fgures opened firm al am advance
Of 6 TO II points due quite as much
20 heavy sp1t trading In Liverpool
and higher figure market than eN-
necfed I'm that center as it was TO The
census report of 377552 bales Of cot.
ton einned prior to September !
After he call. prices rose steadily
for some time on receipts of big spot
demand in Georgia AZ the highest
the market was II to Q points up
In the afternoon session longs took
trofts freely and bears sold soTe
little cctton on the claim that both
Georgia and Texas had, according 10
the census returns. ginned more cot.
ION than expeeied This selling
erased the advance completelf end
brorghf about n decline Of 3 TO $
noints. The close was steady az 2
net decline Of 10 Z points rs foH
lows:
Sent si2 43 nominal. oct s12 A.
Nov SO 20. Doc Sl2 ~ Ton.
sl2 c2. Fob SO 81 March sl2 20