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The Detroit times., 1909-05-08

joooph Watoer Fails From Hah OF
oteomer a. l. Hopkins.
HAnBOR BEACH. Mich. May T.
Joseph walder.. OF Cleveland. second
engineer. while seated on the rail of
the steamer "A. l.. Hopkins. OF Cleve-
land. fell into the lake and was drown
"a. The Hopkins came into this har-
Dor yesterday afternoon and reported
the loss OF Walder. The last seen of
; him he was seated on the rail two
.miles north Of Fort 0ratiot Light.
He was on watch and was not miss
"a until called to dinner. Capt Dick
son 10 OF the opinion that the missing
engineer must have fallen asleep and
fen into. the water. He has a sister
IA Port Huron.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-08
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, May 7.-Butter-Cream
cry. extra. 7sc; nrsts. 2sc; seconds.
81 Nc: dairy extra, 24c. Eggs-Firsts.
1skc: seconds. i7hc Cheese--Twins.
l3h Gle; young Americas. 1td14Iac.
Live poultry-Turkeys. 1sc. fowls.
15hc; ducks. 12i1c: geese. &C.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-08

Cincinnati. or whichever city II may
be located in, and will contain names
and description OF all stews. souses.
soaks and tanks. Then when too
bibulous wassailer floats through the
wicker doors the barkeep has only to
look in the book TO see II said was
sailer is one 10 whom no drinks should
be sold.
II the bartender finds the photo or
description OF the wassailer set down
under the head OF stew, souse, soak or
The Detroit times., 1909-05-08

tank, he will address the wassailer
courteously in tones OF polite but firm
regret. saying:
"A cigar for yours"
The Dean law makes IL necessary
for saloonkeepers TO sign an affidavit
for the assessor stating they have sold
drinks TO no known tanks or stews.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-08
NEw yOnK pnoD1rCU.

NEW YORK, May 7.--Pork--Steady.
Lard-Firm; middle west. spot. $1,000 ~
1870 Sugar-Raw. firm: refined steady.
Coffee--Rio No. Z. on the spot. 81. %
Sssc Tallow-Dull: city. $50: coun-
try. 51s M55sc. Dressed poultry. firm.
unchanged. Live poultry. quiet. Cheese
New. quiet; new full cream specials.
14M14hc. skins specials. 11Zc: full
skins, 2h m1hc. Coffee--Options
opene dsteady. unchanged TO points
advance. Buttcr--Easicr; receipts g.
I'll; creamery extra. zoe: state dairy
tubs. 2im2shc, limitations creamery.
firsts. 2iM22c. Eggs-null: receipts
1885; nearby white, fancy, 2fk e.;
nearby. mixed. fancy. 23izc; fresh firsts,
oem22i5c
Job printing done right. Times Prtnt-
eng Co.. I5 John R.-st Phone 1923.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-08
PRODUCE.

Commission men had no important
changes TO report this morning, either
I'm prices or conditions. Butter and
dropped of half-cent from the high
point OF week ago. Poultry and veal
calves are In only moderate supply, but
the demand In both cases IL much less
urgent. and the market is rather slow
The market Us full Of cabbage and that
vegetable has become something OF
drug Strawberries are in good supply
something 30 he desired. the move
ment a. fairly active.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-08
CUTS GIRLS CURLs.
Tot Says sIster-Abductor Then press-
ed Her as Boy.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. May -
Clsrissa Counterman. who was taken
from the home Of her foster parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Orme Lewis, OF Leroy
township. says Myrtle Counterman.
an older sister, took her to the woods.
cut of her ,curls and put a boys suit
The Detroit times., 1909-05-08

DETROIT Nav Close Liverpool
was disappointment to the bulls on
| Friday. The market there opened
steady but sgf ERE sharp slump l,
on the American side OF the water and
all eyes are watching the southwest for
rain. Wheat IL suffering because OF
dry weather. and the bears are showing
much alarm II has now been danger
DUSTY dry there for several days. Spring
wheat seeding is making fair progress
The government report came in with a
decrease in winter wheat acreage OF
5000. nCo acres. The market had been
Dropping. but this caused ar, an sxeitsd
II is expected that Liverpool will come
In much higher on Saturday. The close
was strong with cash wheat unchanged.
temher. and arc In December over
Thursdays close.
wheat auotations--Cash No. red.
s1.4s: July opened with decline OF isc
AZ sil7. lost Sc. advanced 10 the open
ing price. lost NC. and advanced to
Sis: September opened with a loss Of
vsnced to H.ioh December opened at
vanced 70 si.io: No. red. sl.'s; No. l
white. Size.
No :. 5sc; No. 3 yellow. ! car at soc.
oats-Cash No. white, soc: to ar
rive. car az ssc -.
\
Beans-Cash. sa.5e: October: s2.oi.
! Glover seed--Prime spot, go bags at
1918 October. ss.5s; March. 1870 sam :
pie. 20 bags at s5..s: rs at IS; sample
alsike 5 bags at $3.50.
Timothy seed-Prime spot. 30 bags at
H.s5.
$50. 600 bu: week ago. $4,000 bu; year
ago 3.o1s. 900 bu.
Wheat exports from Argentina this
week. e.2os.ooo bu: Australian exports.
Wheat receipts at winnipeg. 81 cars;
year ago, ~
Wheat in Liverpool closed SGisd
lower.
Northwestern wheat receipts Friday.
1st cars; year ago, us.
Receipts in tho Detroit market FRI
and OF rye. Withdrawals are $1,000
bu OF wheat, 1896 bu OF corn. 1850
bu OF oats, 1000 bu OF barley, and l.
Of Of wheat. iSi.747 Su Of corn. sass Su
OF oats. 1888 bu of barley. and is4 bu
OF rye.
Exports of wheat and -four Friday.
Kansas City received i3i cars OF
wheat.
Wheat receipts at. st. Louis. 1900
Wheat receipts at primary points
Friday, 100000 bu; year ago, 4sl,ooo
btu
The government report came in at
noon, and showed the condition Of
wheat to be s3.5, against s2.2 month
ago. and 50 a year ago. The acreage
is 27.s7l.ooo blu. against 2g.ssfooV ou
seeded.
American wheat exports this week
art estimated at 100000 bu. and the
rest Of the world at 5.600.00o bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO May July wheat opened
sale lower. The pressure was small
but the demand smaller, except on the
decline when pit shorts began buying
and the market rallied. Everyone was
waiting for the government report
Corn steady and fairly active. Patten
buying. Oats &c mp for May. a shade
easier for more distant months Pro-
visions easier.
Noon-Au wheat futures broke
sha rpiy during the morning. evidently
on unloading by Patten. At noon May
reached sl.27n; July. $1.f41. and sept,
81 .051s Patten also sold corn. July and
September corn freely. causing a slight
break in prices. Oats steady.
Close--fhe slump was followed by a
renewal OF buying on large scale and
prices mounted rapidly. all futures
closing strong and close to the high
figures Ath-eda y-The- May range
during the day was I &c. July tkc. and
September. 3hc. Corn closed lower all
round. Oats, strong.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-08
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Board prices: Creamery. ex-
ing stock. lie per Id.
Egws-Current receipts, case count.
cases included. 20a4 C per doz. Receipts
on Friday, i,942 cases
The Detroit times., 1909-05-08
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den. Stone & Co, i1s-ils Griswold-st.:
The Detroit times., 1909-05-08

Thus the girls journeyed TO Union
Pier. where the victim was afterward
found after Myrtle's arrest. Clarissa
declines TO return either TO her fos-
ter parents. Mr.. and Mrs Lewis. who
legally adopted her, or TO her own
mother. Mrs. David Tho. Benton Har.
Dor. She will therefore be sent TO
the Coldwater school In all proba bility.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-08
TOJ,EOO GRAIN

TOLEDO. o., May Wheat: Cash
and May, si.tt;. July. si.19i.; Sept.
si.iiis Dee, Sill. corn--Cash. 7si4c:
May. T5hc: July. ~ NC; Sept. 10
Dee. SAKE Oats--Cash. 59Ac. May.
ssi1c. July. sac. sept. i4sc: Dec. lsc.
Rye--No. |, 9itae. No. ?. Gle. No. 2. ssc.
clover seed--Cash and May $3.50; Oct.
s shd ei S. fSime timothy Ivy, si,o OH
unchanged Butter--crcamery 21ts n
use. dairy 23c. Eggs. 2ic.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-08
NEW YORK COTTON.
LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations furnished
by Lewis @. Gorton. No. 1919 Majestic
building. May I. 1909:
ama
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-09


sary in
its advantage of all the
Agriculture the
ment of its agricultural possibilities
labor Since the
provide the substitution
the
eral working this difficult
transportation of
products
harbor
products of island directly
world directed beginning of further
preparations Immediately available
o Is
provisions with the
Territory
pecia attention being to industrial courses.
Owing
travellers to
the through the Honolulu
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-09

WASHINGTON, January report recently made
public James R. Garfield
conditions n Hawai-
Careful attention should
because of the
TO the United States Both politically
cupies unique position
Future legislation affecting Hawaiian be
closely unite its interests with those
territory thoroughly appreciate
them brought corresponding obligations
hand mainland
integral part of the United
This course
should be made applicable the Territory
form with special example
in Hawaii There Territory but
such changes be
Formerly it agricultural CROP
ut more recently found
raised such as coffee tobacco rubber
plantations have been large
were not encouraged and
cultural products modification of the
follow az
In deal
appointed commission
recommendation for needed changes 1t
VIII De adopted under which farms
ar TO the homestead on the mainland
cultivated by many instead
does destruction
some but will increase the
for the which will profitable.
In this connection have had Newell director the Recama-
ton Service make thorough
conditions in the islands the
camaon of lands which
The water conditions Hawaii generally sup
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-09
A GREAT ROW IN WASHINGTON.

The politician in the White House has scored again 1t
all we'll for Congress language the Presidents reg
message reflect Congress, and quite
national sensation for time But is overshadowed by the at
tack Tan and the president with apparent reluctance
has justified his original request and to extent his manner OF
making it. There something peculiar about the in which this
exposure brought light will be remembered that when Con
took otense the Presidents language there
stated yesterday that he pmed and loaded and would respond
with Congress pressed him Then January
he replied Congressional resolutions with message in which he
adopted remarkably concaoy apparently inviting Congress
drop the matter of the alleged insulting language and consider the
Secret Service matter its merits Congress refused to be satisfied
INDUCED in general roasting of the President and actually adopted
resolution cpungng from the Presidents message that portion
which objections being made The Presidents repapparen
effort to justify his charge that obecton Secret
Service because it investigated members of COngeS Secret
Service connecting the Senator South Carolina land
grabbing
1t is unusual thing for Congress consider striking
portions of Presidents from the Record But the sensation
of attack Tman will probably overshadow this That
Iiman the pchfor the rugged plain spoken always patrio
tic champion of the people should be connected with graft scheme
OF sort will be enough set Washington by the Perhaps
that why the President chose him for yesterdays message this
SO it that the President really "prmed loaded
and that there is a lot coming.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-09
OW COUGHS AND COLDS ARR
CURED IN BURMA.

The following letter from the Super
intendent of the Municipal office at
Mandalay, Mr.. r. j. Stevens, shows
that the method of curing colds IN
Burma is not unlike that used in al
most every part of the civilized world
He says: Il have used Chamberlain
Cough Remedy for several years and
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-09

The Department OF Justice takes long time the Becons
ter But it has been pretty ongnded the Kepoa
all departments Washington very busy These things
have to go to the President who is putting his time special
which make fine reading both Congress- And it
Just possible that the department is waiting report from that
Pinkerton-Secret Service man.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-09

have found it most ef1icacious. al
ways keep a bottle of this remedy in
the house" This medicine is as good
for the child as for the adult and no
family can afford to be without it. 1t
is for sale by all dealers, Benson,
Smith & Co., agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-09
FOR SALE.

French Ranges-Brick settling sizes A.
IT. to 8 feet at right prices. Set up
ready for fire. Zinc lined Redwood
Bath tubs complete. Wind midd force
pumps, all brass cylinders. Large
variety of special pipe and fittings.
Prompt attention TO job work in
plumbing.
EMMELUTH & CO., LTD.
Phone 211. 145 King Street
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-09

The first compromise offer in the municipal mxup
from Mayor Fern from any Democrat Republican
side
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-09

No matter how severe your dan
druff, Pachecos Dandruff Killer never
fails to cure.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-09
Federal land LAWS
WHOLLY INAPI" IN
HAWAII SAYS GARFIELD

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
Els HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS AT CONSIDERABLE LENGTH - SAYS
GENERAL CONDITIONS OF TERRITORY ADMIRABLE
THE LAND AND LABOR PROBLEMS BEING WORKED OUT
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
COP MAKES QUICK PINCH"
Responds To Report OF Theft And
Nabs Man With Clock.

Send policeman right over TO my
house; man has stolen my clock,
came the message from Mrs Anna
Watson. No. 276 Grandy-ave.. over the
telephone TO Chene station Monday
afternoon.
Motorcycle Cop Danielski was dis
patched post haste TO the scene OF the
crime. \ half block from the house
he passed a man carrying bulky OBJ
ject under his coat. He was just siz-
ing the fellow up and debating wheth-
er TO arrest him on suspicion when.
from the depths Of the mans coat
came a muffled jingle like the ringing
of a telephone bell.
You're Just the man I'm looking
for" said Danielski as he walked up
TO the stranger. threw open the lat
ters coat and found fancy clock with
alarm attachment
Mrs. Watson identified 10 clock and
the alleged thief was locked up. He
gave his name as Rudolph Gabris.
Hungarian. and his address as NO.
655 Canfield-ave. In spite OF the dam
aging evidence he maintains his In
nocence and pleaded not guilty to
charge OF simple larceny Tuesday
morning. He will be tried in day or
w
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Dec 2S.-Close; The for
etgn outlook appears 10 favor low
prices. as IL appears that Europeans
will not need American wheat. II has
been reported several times that Rus
Sia wheat exports must soon fall off
but nothing of the kind has happened
and the wheat coming from that eN-
porter is stu formidable portion Of
the total worlds movement In "A
month or two. Argentina will be again
in the field with liberal offerings OF new
wheat, which VIII leave the maintain
ing or values TO the local situation
This, however, appears strong enough
10 satisfy the bulls, who believe for
eign buying !s not necessary az long
az farmers hold their wheat and mills
continue their heavy grinding II is
feared that the railway trouble in the
northwest may be 80 far extended az
TO do great deal OF harm 20 the wheat
and -four business. and cause higher
prices. The movement OF wheat to
minneapolis Is threatened. The mar
Ret advanced sharply early in the day
but proht-taking was heavy. and the
gain was turned into loss Last
prices were sc lower in May and "a sin
close
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
STOCK MARKET
IS IRREGULAR
Much Uncertainty In Evidence Con-
cerning Rock Island-General
Tone Is Strong.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-The stock
market opened fairly active with a.
firm tone showing in most Of the
standard issues. Rock Island opened
firm but later receded a point. The
sales OF Rock Island were heavy
Reading and Union Pacific and New
York Central advanced fractionaliy.
IL a. m.-Price movements through
the first hour were irregular. Much
uncertainty was in evidence concern
ing Rock Island. which huctuated from
A. TO 81 The general tone was
strong.
Governments strong; other bonds
irregular.
Noon-The market was generaiiy
strong in the late forenoon, with cop
per issues most prominent. Anaconda
advanced ! 3-4 10 SO IL Waoasn
common and Reading issues also
showed advances.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28

come reports OF the prevalence OF scab.
II being necessary to sacrifice some of
the best focks in the state because OF
this terrible scourge.
The hog situation has weakened
considerably Of late, packers being
able TO pound prices on several occa.
sions, causing heavy losses TO ship
pers. Immediately following these
dizzy parachute drops. the market has
promptly recovered, proving the
strength OF the pork situation Still.
the outlook is none too favorable az
this writing. and growers with salable
stock will do well 10 let them come
forward as soon as they are ready.
Packers are predicting large runs for
January and comparison with other
years shows that they usually know
what they are talking about when II
comes TO the matter OF future re-.
ceipts This astute bunch OF market
dictators has not always been right
in their predictions. however. and the
public has come To discount their talk
There Is one reason which they nd.
vance as a foundation for their belief
in increased receipts. soon namely. the
fact that the autumn glut OF pigs
oidnt materialize. They urge that
these pigs are still 10 come and will
make late winter arrivals larger than
usual There is method in this ar.
gument. There are other reasons 20
look for soft spot in pork products
before long. II is a well-known fact
that the speculative provision market
Is oversold and big break. In this
end OF the trade. Is just about due.
With larger receipts and weak com
modify market the live hog trade may
have hard shedding.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28

time. Mich COWS and veal calves
are firm, the latter making a new
record In Detroit last week.
Sheep and lambs are still holding
their own in all markets The demand
was never before so active during De
cember. Michigan feeders are feeling
very much put out because of the too
rigid enforcement OF dipping regula-
tions at the Chicago stock yards. The
difficulty that feeders are having In
the effort 10 secure lambs from Chi.
cago is sending buyers TO Detroit. and
they are finding what they want In
most cases. Several cars OF stock
have been received by Michigan feed:
ors. In which lambs were found dead.
They had been loaded while the wool
was still wet with dipping fluid and
they froze stiff before reaching their
destination The dipping methods in
vogue in the Chicago stock yards Is
1T subject for the humane society II
Chicago 10 investigate.
The small number OF sheep and
lambs i'm feeders hands In Michigan
H. just coming To be- realized. fact
that probably has largely TO do with
the lofty price list that is prevailing.
The wool situation is growing
stronger every day. growers In all
parts Of the west declining TO con.
tract at prices which have prevailed
other years. The Chicago warehouse.
that was only partly filled last year.
will hardly be big enough TO accom-
modate the growers who wish to use
1; this year.
On the whole. the sheep-growing in.
Idustry has hardly ever before been on
so strong basis IA IL is this year.
lFrom many different parts OF the state
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
|Dllz OUTGENERALs
SECRETARY KNOX
Head of State Department Over Ze-
laya Affair, But Latins Laugh,
Says Walter Wellman.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.-Diplo-
matte relations between the United
states and Mexico are now somewhat
strained. No serious trouble beyond
loss OF prestige and trade is looked
for, says Walter Wellman in a dispatch
TO the Chicago Record-Herald.
Smarting under the chagrin OF being
outplayed at the diplomatic game by
President Diaz and Senor Creel, Secre-
tary OF State Knox has sent to the
Mexican government a note which
amaxes the foreign contingent I'm
washington as another example OF the
current shotgun diplomacy"
The Imprisonment OF James A. Cook.
an American citizen. at Guadalajara is
the pretext for Secretary Knox's
brusqueness toward Mexico, but the
cause Is found In Mr.. Knox's anger
at Mexico because that government
outwitted and outmaneuvered him in
the Nicaraguan affair.
Meanwhile all Latin America as
represented here, is boiling with indig
nation at the United States. and such
statements as the following, made by
serious and responsible student Of
South and Central American affairs.
are common:
The United States has lost more
prestige during the last fifteen days
than IA had gained in the previous fif-
teen years"
II Is further declared TO be the In
tention of President Diaz TO receive
the late President Zelaya as his guest
M Mexico City and shower honors and
countesies on him as a mark OF Mexl-
can contempt for the state department
at Washington.
Worst still. there is trustworthy in
formation TO the effect that nearly all
OF the South and Central American
governments have lost faith in the
United States both as 10 the fairness
and Justice of its procedure, and as 10
the firmness with which IL may be ex-
pected to pursue its policies.
They have come To the conclusion
that the present diplomacy or the
United States is "a big. fat bluf' and
say that while Uncle Sam may blus-
ter and browbeat he is not to be
feared. because he is sure TO back
down in the end.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28

little hgure. the trade rather looks for
some further advance. Poultry -
cleaned up In good shape. but the de-
msnd asw s'k ssa sns rs.sea seae eaISes nS and
hogs. potatoes, and the list generalN
are steady and quiet and there isnoth-
Ing in the, way of feature,
western box apples. sa:1s@s box.
Beass-Drted Lima. Sho 10.
Cshhas~-ti.!sqs bbi.
Ceirry-Eome- grown. soQasc dor.
Chesse-Michisan full cream. ieYc:
York state. lsc. iimburger. lie; brick
erss% c.@..Mpasssss sS sssws''ss sene. ,itssSi,
pc c.iss.rss. iSS no: rr-,s--fsar.. $500, per
boz si.., .,:Ss:. sp.n;.s M,Sgs boz; sa,oe ID.
CrsnSerries-ssos.5o bu: sSsoo1
ID.s-.-Persians. sose; rsrds. sxo
brs.ssd caiv.. - Fancy. iieisc;
Fis:-ISported. new. iioiac ID; Cal
''IFn.s F,"sr-MicSisan patents. in wosa.
sssss cissr' ssSna ss.Sc: S'syn RYE nosr' Sass sSi
eosr:. ns:.SsSSS.s coSS%ss Ss' sss esTS sss" and
chop. $3.50: coarse middiinEs $3.50:
fine % %middlinxs. sis ton
Ftsau Haddies-lih 01fc 10:
FresH V-Eetahi~s = cucumbers. hot
house. 7sc6ti.iS dos: lettuce. hot
s.s, :Ss scs sos sa w,s s:
sSss Ssrs ssSsss ssSas'sss q per ~ ssa.Rss Crate: hot
hVsrs Srs,ssmsasswSSs s.mssSss ses q lbs. ,s0isc;
Grape rruit-ss.so0s,ls box,
e.1 'rssTFansy ;c iis' ssy.rss,s %sss isS ss II; an"
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay in car
i.sS G; 3 So ns'1Sis s 1sSsissa,sNss 10 e,o~sT. %1'ssi
ssi Si'sS straw rye ,sscSa s'ssy ton "hsa' anu
eu1ss n.s'SS; Ss: No. su!sG: ar... ,s.fo ioe Ne
green. Sc: Kip cured. No. i. lac; No. 2.
ianss: saH, siH green green Mo- Mo- / ,Is: its' No NO. J.
isc: horse hides. No. 1. $3.50. No; =
$3.50: sheep skins. as to WOOL eoeV
Hickory Nuts--New. sl.So0l.7s bu
%nit Lssc..-caiiiornia. ssso 0sss box
Musnrooms-so0 q soc 10
box: FIorids.; ,..Oo,ssS, 3, boz box. IN. nav
PORK. sssG.s.56: medium clear. s2s6o
q IS. so: smoked hams. ibc: dry salted
briskets; lac: shoulders. l?he; pieh,c
=
tierces l5c: kettle rendered. iSAc 10.
Pop Corn-Ears. :1ehc per 10.
Pin~appie.-s20.25 doz -
Poultry-Hens. lee: springs. lac 10
geese. 12G13c: ducks, liulSc' turkeys,
rs n s0c 10: dressed hens. lSc; springs,
I+c: geese. l3ts nl4c; ducks. l1glsc
turkeys. 20 a 22c per 10.
Osis-Raw liuseed, 73c: boiled lin
seed. 7sc gal. less per cent for cash
In 10 days: diamond headlight kero-
sene, siac. turpentine. In barrel iot@
elc gal.
sweet P"tatoe.-Jerseys, KILN dried
Sugsr-Crystai dominoes. S7sb; Eagle
tablets. $3.50: cut loaf. $40: cubes.
s5.s5: XXXx powdered. s5;s5: standard
powdered. $3.50; granulated. extra
coarse. IS. SO: granulated. fine. in bulk.
$50: granulated IN e5-lb. cotton bags.
15.45: Michigan granulatsd. $50; dia-
mond A, $3.50; confection.rs' A. 1895;
No. |. $40; No. 2. s5to: No. 9. ?sss;
No I. S5.i5: No. S. $50; No. 3, t5.os;
No. 10. IS: No. IL. N.s5; No. ~, Nsoj
No. Is, Sass: No. IA. Sass: No. IL. $f.ss
per 100 lbs.