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Rev. j. NJ. Barley Home.

The Rev. James NJ. Barley, ID. d.
pastor CT the Forest-ave. Presbyterian
church. who was elected moderator or
the Presbyterian assembly held re-
Gently I'm Denver, returned from trip
through the west. Wednesday evening.
Or Barley went from Denver TO
Portland. Ore, Seattle and other west
ern cities and stopped at Chicago ana
Denver on the return trip. he mem
bers OF his congregation and the cler-
gymen and laity OF other churches OF
the city will give a reception In MS
honr in the parlors OF the Forestave.
church. Thursday evening.
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per aoz: green peas ST. so; asparagus
s8g soc per dog, beets soc doz. spinach.
AN bu,
: SssDs sra;;s5 1888 peer peer boz box
Nonsy-Fancy white, lsl lac 10. am
Der. 100 lie; extracted sGdhe per Id
,ossas ses. 'h t5 ss Si' k Rayqs ss
lots. T. .. b. Detroit; No, timothy
Nt9iA.O: No No sisgi2So' clover
Hids.--No. i cured. ise. No. :
green green Zoe, kip cured No /. lie; no no. !.
i5: :s s sR green green 40 No. / i ise NO NO Z
l4i.c. calf cured No. 1. lie. No. 2.
l5lsc. lamb skins. 20 v zoe. sheaflin !.
l5G zoe, horse hides. No. a. $780, No. Q.
iuekicberrie--s95o per 2s-at case.
Iims---Sl DER 100
ismons-california. s5.5oge.76 per
Maybe susnr-New 1901 &c per 10,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ESQ l0c each
rockyfords. 81 SoWs.oo per box.
Mushroonis-3oc per box.
Outons-TeNas Bermudas. sl25 per
Orange.-California navels. 1916 per
OiI.-Raw nnseed. Gle: boiled lin
seed. 62c gal less ! per cen; for cash
In 10 days. diamond headlight kero-
sene. s'se, turpentine. In barrel lots.
rcaehs---s2 s5 82SO per s-basket
crate
Pineappie--Florida. SAGA pc. crate.
Top ,orn-Ears. y q &c per 10.
Potatoe--Southern. $40 per bu.
Detroit. so q 6Oc per bu. southern. $40
S325 per bbl
Poultry-Hens. l2z Qlsc To- stag
roosters. &C. hroilers, Gle, geese SUyc,
ducks. itViSc: turkeys. young. $50
&C per 10
Provisions-Msss pork, $40: family
pork s2l 50U22 5a' light clear. $50:
heavy, ss2 Sc, smoked hams. l3Lc. dry
salte6 briskets. l2iac. shoulders. iols {.
picnic hams. Toe. bacon. l5c. lard. In
tierces l2Ac. kettle rendered. l3n c
pei 10
Ra.pberric--Red, SIS per ei-qt case.
black. SO per 24-qt case
straw Observation-Disclosures. ls-qt cases.
5Ocgsl, home grown. Sl.50g2 $50 per
bu.
suEar-Crystal doninoes 81 SIS: Eagle
tablets. $3.50, cut loaf, $3.50, cubes.
s5.s5. NNNX powdered 1915: granu-
lated. extra coarse. $40: granulated.
fine. In bulk. $3.50 graduated In as
10 cotton bags. SIS SIS. Michigan granu-
lated =. 20. diamond A. $40. confec
toners a. s5.25. No. /. $500: No. .
$3.50 No :. :ssS, No. !. g 20. No. 5.
s5 No 3. Ss.s5: No. 10. stso. No. II.
sass, No. 10. $3.50: No. Is. $+,75 No.
IA AIS. No. is, si75 per 100 lbs.
Taliow-No. l. SIZE: No. 2. 40 per
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NEW YORK. July There was

NEW YORK. July There was
continued lack OF uniformity TO the
tone OF the stock market at the open
ing. A number OF issues showed
gains. while others receded slightly,
Southern Pacific opened from lSl 3-s
70 l3l 81 ex div. Reading was strong
and fractional gains were recorded in
Atchison. New York Central. Rock
Island and Int. Met preferred. The
industrials generally were steady.
Summer dizziness prevailed. There
was generally scant supply II
stocks. but Ut the same time IL was
evident that there was an equally
light demand. Price movements We're
in the majority OF cases TO slightly
lower levels.
Governments unchanged other
bonds strong.
Noon-The feature of the trading
after the first hour was the establish
ment of a new high record for the
I.ackawanna which sold at ESQ. There
was a bull demonstration early IN
Union Paciic which was bid up TO
1874 and moderate strength was shown
at time, in other railroad stocks.
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JAIL roo MUCH FOR HIM.

ORION, Mich, July deputy
Sheriff VIM. Bells. arrested on
charge OF violating the local option
law, pleaded not guilty and in default
Of $500 bail was remanded TO the
Orion Jail. His examination was set
for July 9. When Bells had been IN
Jail three hours he required medical
attention Bells caused the incarcc-
ration for 26 hours OF three men ar
rested for disturbing the peace. The
Jail is In a terribly unsanitary condi-
ton
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CnpPEK SALES.

Boston copper share sales OF June 80
Furnishrd IS Hayden. stone Il Co.
Adv. 643. A 9 p l.795. AZ, 10; Zinc
796. 4 G.. 275. Att. 100. Bat. 70 Bos
Con. 532 Bos Cor. $50. Butte. 500 6
A. \ IS. Cent 80. On ll5, -. W.
o. T. B. So. Fr. 200. OK. 200; Or.
So. q c. 10 ROY 80. Kerr. 800. Lake
$50. /. :. SIS Mex. $50: Miami. $50
New. 1870. Newh.. l45 y. r.. 037: y
l.. 3O5. o. D., so. Csc. 10. Par, 800
= r. 10. Sh. lS5, sup 10: :. g. 4.
AS: : ~ p 2202 Trim. rs. OIL, 2S
L r. 900. t. 5 II pfd $50; I. ;
Smlt ~. cash 220, Apx, 80, 1t. Cons.
al WAN 81 .
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. July Pork firm
Lard steady middle west spot. SLIPS
Wl2O5 Sugar. raw firm refined. firm
Coffee No :. "a. d71.c. Tallow. steady
city. 9-l6c. country. 5-l5a5 l3-l6c
Dressed poultry hrm. unchanged Live
poultry hrm, unchanged. Cheese, firm
fun cream. specials IL II a l4Iac, skins
specials lie. fUll skins. "a &C.
Coffee options opened STEADY un-
changed 70 10 points decline Butter
firm, receipts. 1909 Creamery. extra
25c. state dairy tubs. 200 25 &c, imita-
ton creamery. hrsts. 22c. Eggs, rrm
receipts, 1857. eNarby white fancy
. 90. nearby mixed fancy, 25 q 26c
fresh hrsts. Il q 22i.c
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NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by carson,
Chalk & Co. Stocks-London was sun
Indifferent sending over an Irregular
list Favorable crop reports during
morning had good effect in bolsterins
dividend 10 enable stockholders TO pay
for coal company stock did not have
any effect 10 speak Of, one transaction
ia the stock recorded al $50 cash. The
sugar refining Co indictments We're
handed down this morning the stoc n
did not leave the inactive list and IeW
hundred shares We're net result iae
strike at Tin Plate mills had no enc Z
on Steel stocks and II is expected a
failure by stel people Market hard
ened after noon hour. Harrinans be-
iug steadicd and Steel making some
headway Rather expect 10 see market
hold its advance today.
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D ACTION YET ON
|BR|DGE RESORTS
q Are Observing Matter From All
3 Angles and May Act Later"
4 Says Commissioner Croul.

olice Commissioner Croul, whose
- Official act was TO send Supt
Dwney TO investigate conditions in
- pleasure resorts at the Belle lSle
S1dge approach had this 10 say Ihui1-
~ morning: There is no plan. We
- observing the matter from all an
Lee and may act later according
~ those observations. You will proc
Ubly be able TO learn more by waica-
Xog developments. That is all can
|Day atithis time"
Ormond +. Hunt. attorney for River
view park. held "A conference with the
police commissioner. Thursday mosn-
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DETROIT BOY GUILTY.

PORT HURON. Mich. July l (Spe'
cial) Oscar Grant. the 17.year-old
colored boy OF Detroit. pleaded guilty
in both courts this morning 10 d
charge OF stealing an engagement
ring valued at SITS from Mrs. William
f. Henning, OF Detroit. He will be
sentenced later
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savs Former Lover Struck Her,

Irene Schaeffer, aged Il. living at
No. 35S Riopelle-st., reported 20 the
police Wednesday night that while
walking along Map.e-st, a former
sweetheart came up from behind and
struck her in the face with his fist.
the blow causing her mouth 20 bleed.
The girl gave the police the name Of
her assailant. and he Will be arrested.
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Thief Draws s25 Fine.

Edward Dubois was convicted.
Thursday morning. Of stealing 10 bot.
ties OF whisky and SIS in cash, frCIl
the saloon OF IL c. Van Dali. oa June
"a Justice Jcffries fined him s25
with the option OF serving 80 days in
the house OF correction
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Jury Can't Aqree.

After being out from noon on Wed-
nesday until Thursday morning. the
Ury In the case of Hazaros Bahlabooni
against the ID. U. r.. heard in Judge
Murphy's court. announced a disagree
ment and was discharged. The plain
tiE was injured when a motor on a
Baker car burned out
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rax collectlon Starts.

Thursday, July !, IS the .rs
for the collection of taxes and The
treasurer office was filled all 49,
with the early payers. >asd'
Koch has a big force of extra eli
at work and also several policen,Dl ii.
to guide taxpayers to the proper win
lows
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WASHINGTON. July President
ratt returned TO Washington from
New Haven. Conn. at 1922 a IN. to
day. his train, the Express from Boz
ton being 81 minutes late. The delav
was caused by the ferry transfer al
Harlem river
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WILL NOT PROSECUTE.

MILAN. Mich. July John Mas
caros. who was shot here in a pistol
duel with Andy Talicz. whom he kill
ed, will not be prosecuted, the officials
being satisfied that he shot In self
defense. Talicz killed man In his
native country and served time tCr
the crime. Mascaros is resting com
fortably In the Ann Arbor hospital aud
will recover. The men are Hunga--
ians.
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Fiots Gets Federal Berth.

George Flott has been appointed
dcputay clerk In the United States
district court. Elmer w. VOORHEES,
was formerly clerk in both circuit and
district courts. but since the appoint
ment of VI. }. Cavanaugh as circuit
court clerk, he has been unable to
care for the work in both branches.
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BODY Was Petrifed.

OTSEGO. Mich, July 1.--Th9 body
of Edward st. John, buried in 'Casco,
near here, six years ago. was Gisin-
TERED and brought here for reburial
yesterday. The casket was opened
and the body found to be petrifed.
His naIr. white at death. was found
20 be black The features were per
The Detroit times., 1909-07-01

So severe are the snow and sleet
storms Of Silesia that the government.
which owns the telephone lines, has
the wires taken down each winter anG
stored away until spring.
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COPPER sTAoCKs-CIo.e.

Ariz conn. 5 Arac., a.. Adv. !. Bay
state Gas, a.. Butte Gin 25i. COP
East Butte. l2ls. Franklin l7i4. First
National. l-i6. CRANKY. 100. Giroux,
"a, CO. cana 10 Col iheld Cons,
5l-lG Isle Royale. 25i. Ia Sale.
49, Kew cop g. Lake % Mohawk,
65I. Mich lot. Mex. Con. 4 New.
cons. 23lA New Utah.
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SUMMER OULLNESS
:. IN STOCK MARKET
There Was Generally Scant Supply OF
Issues and Light Demand
Price Movements Narrow
NEW ,oRk srochs-oIo-e.

Anal COP. S2L Am & y a. .. !.
do pld. lltl. Am Cot. OIL 49, Am
Locomo COS. Am. Smeltr - : Am.
Saear .le;' Am TIE! q Tel; To- An "a.
h x o.. I'm Is X r. 9si. Cen. Leth.
Sli4 ( y o.. s6As I y CT West ,,
e. NJ &St P-l3t1 chi West. - y
G. r. l.. an. Coz. \ South. pfd so,
Corn Prod. s3'. bel y iud.. 1919 \.
Erie 81, 90 lst pfd 53ls DO "a ptd.
42l. Gen Flee, ltSN CT No. pfd4
1874 CT ore 90, %. Us Cent. l4s y
lat Met. lsts do pfd. 5ois kan & So.
&C. 90 pft - y l. ~ y, l40A NJ \.
* T. Il q. Mo Pac, i2ig Nat Lad.
s6l. Newh. - Y, G l&S. y Y. .
n W 5.is Mort 4 West >sAs North
Pac. 1929. penn II X. 1864 y. q y
e.. Il41a Press - car. 49, Reading
l56is Rep I :. 81 = do pfd. l0f Z, :
Rock ISL 33is do pfd. u, Sloss- Shen..
SSl. So Pac., eN-div, Ia per cent
1913, - Ry 81 DO pfi 60. +. ;. l.
* w 4Ni. Union Pac.. 1873 ; |. ; :.
6gi. 30 pfd. 1854 wabash, ?! !.
West L Tel. 12t. West Mig. - ; :
Wab pfd.. 81 L s Bonds. I05l Il Third
Ave
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Neuro Thief Convicted.

George w. Williams, a Negro char2-
ed with breaking and entering the sa-
loon OF David j. Danahey. and steal
hg s. in cash. was convicted in Judge
phelan's court Thursday. and was re-
mandeA until July for sentence.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-01

TO complete the Ambrose channel. tbs
new entrance TO New York harbor.
which. when finished. will be 1000 feet
wide and 80 deep.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Board prices: Creamery. ex-
tras. csc. hrsts. 2&c. dairy. l9hc.
packing stock. lsc per 10.
Egg~-Currsn receipts. case count.
cases included. 20 ac per doz. Receipts
Thursday. 15y cases.
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U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.
PRODUCE.

Commission men reported n general
ly active trade this morning. with no
important price changes The supply
~ Strawberries was ample. but the
avoraye quality Of the receipts was not
as high as usual. The demand for
good berries was active and for the
desired quality Of fruit some buyers
paid as high as 81 a hushcl bat the
bulk ~ receipts went inside tho quoted
range Poultry receipts were light for
a Thursday and there Wrr" no calves
In SIGHT Potatoes are 90 good supply
and demand and the vegetable list as
"a whole was steady and active.
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Experiments are under day at Wash.
ington. u c., with lighting streets with
incandescent lamps enclosed IN globes
OF various sorts Of glass. mounted on
ornamental concrete poles.
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CHICAGO pRoDUCE.

CHICAGO. July l-Cheese--Twtns
1914 u13s. G, young Americas. ligl4i. c.
Eutter-t'reamery extras. zoe, trsts.
23c. seconds zee. dairq extras. % &C.
Eggs-Firts. l9i.c; seconds. l. nc. Live
poultry-Turkeys. l4GliLc; fowls.
Use. ducks. nan 2c. geese, $ u 80.
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AppleS-westcrn box apples 50 % a

APPROXIMATION box apples 80 % a
, pee box New apples. - ~ per box
ntnrl<brrries--I.aw ton, 81 per bu
CntbnEr--New 81 2BGi1 10 per crate
COMMUNICATIVE pcr doz
IN Celery-ffouc- grown. 30 u Be- doz,
Ghee-e-Mlchigan hats new. Nc.
York state. itUlf1zc. LluDuree'r.
fancy. old lie; now, 14c. brick cream.
i5c. Schweitzer fancy. Did. 20G2lc 10
Chcrrles-$l.50N2 per bu; 5jcMSl per
l6-qt case.
per 100 lbs
California FruIt~--plums. si.75 cher.
ries s. IS r. 225 apricots. Si.75: peaches
81 % Der box
nresscd CnI,e~--Fancy. Sq9c; com
mon use per 10.
FIour-Michigan patents, In wood.
$40, second patents. 81. %. strn ght.
.eS5 clear. S67o rye -four IS Dbl
Fecd-Iobbing lots. bran. s29. coarse.
corn meal. s3i corn and Dat chop $50
coarse middlings. $50. fine mlddiings.
s3l pet ton.
Fresh Negctnbic.-Cucum asa
50C dOz. lettuce homo grown. 30c bu.
parsuips. zoe per Dlshel. tomatoes.
800 crate. radishes. loo doz. wax
beans, $3.50 per box. new turnips, I5c
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nussse..-Iike Printing. No fuss and
- Tea theirs The plain. neat kind that
1oks right Times Printing Co., No.
~ john R-st Phone 1893
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M A r / N E
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.

Detroit.
DETROIT. July TIP. Troy, 2 We'd
nesday b. m.. Jones, 2.ZO, Lam. Martha.
2.3O: Miller. Phoenix. $40. Admiral. D,
MOrrell. Gao. Reed. 40, - q. Kerr
5, Republic. $50, German. ;, AZ
HemlOck, Bulgaria, $50 last nisht'
Republic. 10. FrontCnac. ChattanoogA.
J. Mariska. Kendall and barge. ZEE
Hall. 3 J. r.. Epson W. IA Mack. =,
Roscdalc A.I0 Michigan. 5. Perkins,
kopp. o. Wissahiekon. Black, ~
Bradley. 1870. Nyhuza ll:2O, Hutchin-
son. Lutz, OIL barge. 1850:
Down ilerelhnser. L 10 We'd
P pssaay By. a Maia sonora i8 "a
Watson, Stephenson, /, Rockefeller
Marcia, l2O. Manchester. lao, Wood.
2. Steinbr"nner. 40. Prince Rupert
3. OIL 3 20. Bessemer, Mazda 20
Niagara I 40. Zenith city and whale
back. ). Warmer Thompson go.
Iron King q cen 'iS ,,, Adriat NH, Kgt,
McNlttie a. N,lIson krupp. a. C"s"t.;
Altoona and barge. Z. Huron city and
consort. 20. DUndc,, ;. Molietoa. J'u-
Eoy~ ., Oades. Bnnalo. - Northern
$50; kaniministidua 10. Nj Dousd I,
10 VIM Rogers, IL Edenhoin. David
Whitney, 1880.
American 500.
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, July u
Up Maricopa. l. SO y M. Wednesday.
{ NJ Ritter. 2.05 J : Durham. 2.45,
W b. Davock , Mariana. 5.lO, l. G.
Hanna. 40.
Maunaloa Magma Tinncsta. 10 last
night. Eads Br9n Mawr il, samuel
Mitchell. Chickamauga. Berry. a. M
Mullen. sahara. Joseph Glicttist -
dorus 3. Oslcr. Is. Cornelius. 8 so, Rap
pahannock MAtanzas 80, Sierra, $40.
Watt. Fritz 1890, Hin. noon.
nesdav. peter White. So Roman. :.
Andastc. 3.45 J. l. BecKwith, 3 80. G.
NJ Ritter 55. Empire city. 4 80 Malta.
4.35 J u ketchun. sos, X. NJ Hanna,
So James Corrigau. $50.
Rauny Canadian, $50 last night Ia
belle Coralta To. John Mitchell, II;
samuel Morse midnight. Baker, a.
M. Dalton. Arthur Hawgood. ESQ,
Hartweu g. Northwest 8 Matthews.
Australia $50. Rea.n. 80. Townsend
(stecD Wolt Haronlc Riddle. :,
Durston. 1920. Fairbairn. Darlington.
noon
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CHG, AGO.
GLEN ELA>D.
BOSTON COPPER

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone * Co.. ll6-lls Griswold-st
open. High Low Close,
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LIVE STOCK.
MIcnIGAN CENrmAL sroCK NAnps.

DETROIT AnNh.. Jul. l.-CAtue--
Active and steady! outlook strons.
averaging from Loo 10 LOO pounds. at
So ; 4 . so choice handy killers, 81 80
q ., 80, light - good butchers steers
and hcifers. $40 H 80, common killers
and TAT COWS, s. 80 % 80, canners cows,
81 25 Q2.5. common TO prime shipping
bulls, sSa+'5' lisht butchers ana
heavy sausage bulls 50 50 . $50. stock
Srs and feeders, 800 = 80 per ewt;
Mich cows--ActiVe at S2og 80. veal
calves. active at s. Il 80 per cwt sheep
and lambs--ActiVe and strong, quality
light 10 fair. $50 common 10 prime
sheep. s3U6. mixed sheep ana lambs.
81 so q ). so common killers, s-15 g 3 70.
suls. s2u-.50 per cwt. Hogs-Active
mediums and fat workers.. $40 q 80,
light workers. and pigs. S. - a %. Re
ceipts. Cattle. l,0Ol, calves, l.lS5,
sheep. g+l. hogs. 2.fSl.
East Bunaio-Opening.
Dunning ~ stevens livestock Report.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y, July Id.
* ;. i've stock report; cattle, cars
steady. Hcss, ~ cars steae heavy
s. SOC 40. Workers, 500 u $50, pigs.
s. 80. sheep. ears. steady. best lambs,
8 q $50. yearllngS> SIS 4 $50 wethers.
So q 525, ewes. $40 i.25. Calves. 81
EAST BUFFALo-Close.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y, July Il
Cattle-Receipt none, steady Prime.
sI4T.25 butchers says, Neals-ke-
Ctipts. 100 steady common 10 choice.
s6u775. Sheep and Ianbs--R Receipts.
500 lambs sbUS. ycarlings. 50 g
CSC, sheep. s20o. Hogs-Receipts. 3
ESQ. steady workers.. s,75s $50. piss
s. ~.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July -Cattle-Recelpts
1000. steady Beeves. s5.204 7.40. Ten
as s415Q -. western, $3.50 t.5Q,
stockers and feeders. $500 q $50. cows
and helfers, s. 50 4 s 50; calves, 81 90 70
. 50. Hogs Receipts, $1,000. weak
Light. s72j Q so. mixed, 81 i9us;
heavy. s1.45us.o5. rough. s. ~ y So, ,
workers. s-.OQ7sO: pigs s620N ] D.
Sheep--Receipts / 600 steady Native"
s325g $50, western s. - 80. lambs.
S5QS25 western. s. 25Us
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. q. July l-Hogs-
Receipts. 600. steady mediums and
heaVies sslOaS workers.. 80 .
$50. lights. s. 10 q 80, pigs. s. 20
Cattle-Reeeipt cars. low $3.50
Top. I.amts-Receipts, cars, So top,
Catvvs-Recelpts, $50, steady, IS top
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LOCAL STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by Lewis g
Corton. No l1l3 Majestic building
June rs 1909.
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Markets and Finance

oats made sligLt gains.
close; Wheat weakened IN the last
hour and closes tribe above the
days low Corn and oats were on In
sympathy.
Sss i is IL: i is 5 5s !: i j u;
sSB'' MIS- I fs''a xsSs 81
l 5spS, , AZ 81. So. IS
5 sSIS 20 g SO SO Z: e 81 3: 20 sc SO 3; % y
July i5''' II IS xii q II 70 ll7s
sept II 60 XII 50 xii bill o.
july i;' II o. XII - xii O5 BIZ o.
sept. XII % II 10 II 90 II o5
TOLEDO GRAIN.
TOLEDO o.. July w heat-Cash.
si.to, July, sl.l6's. september. and Dc
cember, sllS. May. sll9 "a. corn
Cash, s4c. July - a.. september. ,le,
December. 5>ci MAY 81 &C oats Cash,
S9c. July. 50fgc september. i3 sc. De
cembcr. 44isc. May. 46i.c Rye-No. /,
- f,c. No. =. SSc, No. ). soc Cloverse"d
Cash $500. October. and December
S5.91is March. s7.07ls primo alsike,
1870. prime timothy 81 OIL. butter
egSs and hay unchanged.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO July Wheat opened
steady. an eighth higher. Corn opened
easier. with buying scattered oats
opened dull and scattered. Provisions
firm.
Noon-July wheat eased or frac-
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-15
f. Forrest: defendants solicitors, Smith

w dIh6i.
CIRCUIT COURT NO. 1-Justice Stat
ford.
Connecticut General Life Insurance
Company agt White; order extending
| time to hear motions for new trial to
January -; plaintiffs attorney, S. r.
| Bond; defendants attorneys. NJ. ]. Col
bert, Mcneil & McNeill and ]. ]. OAR
| lington-
Costikyan agt Hekimian; motion for
| new trial overruled and judgment on YER
| dict; appeal noted; supersedeas bond.
! 500: plaintiffs attorney, H. Winship
Wheatley; defendants attorneys. Tucker
& Kenyon, E. A. Jones and George C..
Shinn.
Dubois agt. Wickershan; motion for
leave to amend motion for new trial
granted: amendment made and motion
argued and submitted; plaintiffs attor-
neys, William Levin and Fred G. Coldren /:
defendants attorneys, Mckinney G. Elan
merry.
Heron agt Ormsby; motion for new
trial argued and. submitted; plaintiffs at
torney. c. E. Emig: defendants attorney.
George F. Ormsby.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank agt
Oberchain: leave granted defendants to
amend affidavit of defense in five days;
plaintiffs attorney, c. H. Cragin; defend
ants attorney, r. B. Dickey.
CIRCUIT COURT NO. 2Chief Justice
Clabaugh.
United States ex rel. Shelton, Beal and
| Travis agt. Garfield; demurrers to answer
sustained and prayers of petitions
granted three cases.; REALTORS attorneys
Howe & Wright; respondents attorneys,
Baker & Mcnamara
Lanham agt. Kolb: dismissed at plain
tiff's cost; plaintiffs attorneys. Baker,
Sheehy & Hogan.
Schleunes agt. Heiberger; defendant
granted leave to file substitute affidavit
of defense within five days; plaintiffs at
torney. c. V. Church: defendants attir-
neys. Birney & Woodland.
Hillman agt. Robinson: leave granted
plaintiff to amend declaration forthwith,
demurrer Withdrawn and five days to
plead; plaintiffs attorneys. Provost &,
Bailey; defendants attorney, E. A. Jones.
Berle agt. Simmons; motion for bill of
particulars overruled; plaintiffs attor-
neys, Darr, Peyser & Taylor; defendant S
attorney, S. G. Peelle.
Mucahy agt. Gleason: motion for new
trial overruled and judgment on verdict
for plaintiff for $6OS: plaintiffs attorneys
]. J. Darlington and D. w O'Donoghue;
defendants attorneys, tSuart Mcnamara
and r. s. Huidekoper.
Jones agt. Barclay: judgment by de-
fault for 5000; plaintiffs attorneys, Darr,
Peyser & Taylor.
Colavecchio agt. Union Transfer Com
pany; motion for new trial overruled
Judgment on verdict for defendant at
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