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The Detroit times., 1910-07-19
NEW You'd PnODITCE-

NEW YORK. July lS.--Flour duh
nominal. Pork steady: mess S25.5OQ
26, Lard dull. middle west spot. $l1S5
a 1875. Sugar: Raw quiet: centrifu-
gal 9s test. 1900: Muscovoda SO test
3.S0c refined quiet. cut loaf, $3.50;
crushed, 5.s5c; graduated. 5.l5c: Cof-
fee: Rio No. on the spot, So 1SA
HaN steady: prime. $1.22la: No 3 TO
No. l, sIisc4sl.2O; clover and clover
mixed. O0c &, sl.05. Dressed poultry
Arm; turkeys, lsQ zoe; chickens 100
22c fowls 134lsc; ducks, 1Sl1 a l9c
iac fnwIs ia Isc. turkeys 'rSspIHc!
ROSTERS, l2c. Cheese quiet: state milk
common to special, l0a16Isc; skins
common TO specials, 54l2%c; full
skins, 2ia dr3ikc.
Coffee options opened unchanged to
sc lower. Butter--Steadv: receipts.
6,655: creamery extras, 2Skc; state
dairy tubs 20 u 27hc; imitation cream
cry, frsts. 24@25c. Eggs--Steady--te-
ceipts, 14,l6l; nearby white fancy, 27Q
3Oc nearby mixed fancy, 22a 25c; fresh
frsts. ia 20kc.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19
MICHIGAN BANKS SHOW
BIG GAIN IN THREE MONTHS
Banking Commissioner Zimmerman's
Report Says Increase Amounts
TO $S.16e,277.

LANSING, Mich, July 1S.-(Spe.
cial.)-In the quarterly report OF
Banking Commissioner II. NJ. Tim
norman, issued today, on the condi
tion of the 3S5 state banks and Ave
trust companies doing business In
Michigan. II Is shown that there has
been an increase in the aggregate
business since the last report March
30, 1910. of S,169,277.11.
The loans and discounts OF the
commercial and savings departments
total s11S,654.742.77. while the bonds,
mortgages and securities OF these two
departments amount TO S115,322 ,0S7 81.
The commercial deposits subject TO
check amount to $67, 1926, 414.16 and the
savings deposits totaied sl2S,l71,-
539.6S.
Since the last report March %.
there has been an increase In the com
mercial deposits OF S3.12S,63139, while
the savings deposits show gain OF
81 1870, 5979l.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19
YESTERDAYS N. Y. STOCKS.
n. Y. STOCK MARKET--closs.

Anal Cop 5sX. Am c * + oOAa' DO pl
ll2s, Am Ice IS. Am Loo 80. Am Smeit
ssA, Am Sug 100. Am T & I 1879 Am
Tob pr 90. Am Wool 21A. Ancaa 81
Atch ssA, b q o l0e. Brk r T H. Can
pac 1Ss4. Cen Lth 32L, do pr lO4H, Z
a O 73s. C 4 G w 2S%. c & st r
lea. c mia c f & SiA. c & %,
con Gas l83Is. Corn Pdcts l4h' ID II
1871. d Il II g SoA, Dis $ Cor q "a
Erie 24n, do LIST pr Al, CT Nor pr lS$ =
L En { Net Y i4 is H. x 90 T ssis No Pss ssR
Nal Lead sSL, N Y G ia,
tsn M w s1L. North Pac lls$, Pen
= iss, Pee e 6 sos sO Pres 30 p pt G 81,
aocr Isl at. do pf 74%. south Pac
iiss SOUTH ny s'. ,S dc pf ST.? s. L TeR "
SSSSp -Twin CITY r T l67 y. Texas %,
Union fTT Pae 1siss, L S Rub s., Y steel
20. do pf ll5hs. Bonds loE y, y. Ht an
Tel 6i West Mfg So
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19
DRY sLEUTH IN PERIL.
lie Shoots Young Man and Is Followed
to Jail by Mob,

EAST LIVERPOOL. o., July 49,
Extra police were placed around the
jail here Saturday night to prevent
repetition OF the lynching here last
week. Detective Ira Ricket, of the
Anti-Saioon leagues Albert Keddie
Ricket, It Is alleged, attempted to shoot
Alvin Dawson. 81. while Keddie was
standing on the sidewalk. The bullet
missed Dawson and Keddie was struck
IN the ankle.
Ricket and Dawson were taken 20
the jail, followed by n mob of several
thousand. Threats were made To lynch
the detective but he was successfully
landed behind the bars.
The trouble was precipitated by an
attack made By Dawson and a crowd
Of young men on Ricket. Rlcket gain
ed the enmity OF certain class re-
Gently when he appeared as a witness
against some "bootleggers.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19
NEDDERMEYER's BAND A HIT.
Proceeds From First Concert Go TO
AN Anti.TubercuIosis Fund.

Friends of the Neutrality-suspicious.
movement In Detroit turned out in
large numbers Sunday evening for the
first concert OF Neddermoyer's band. m
the Wayne gardens. the proceeds OF
which were donated 10 the Detroit
Tuberculosis sanatorium fund by lame
r. Hayes, OF the Wayne hotel. The
band under Conductor Neddermeyer
proved OF excellent metal and an en-.
joyable program was given. Miss
Pauline Stitt, contralto. sang several
numbers acceptably. The band will
remain at the gardens for the rest Of
the summer.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19
M0R0S ATTACK
DEAN WORCESTER
Philippine Official Who Graduated
From U. of NJ, Has Marrow Escape
Three Natives Killed.

MANILA, July 1S.-An uprising of
Moros Oh the Island OF Palawan Is ex.
pected TO follow the death OF three
natives who were shot down when
they attacked Dean Z. Worcester. Sec.
rotary OF Interior for the Philippines.
The plot against the American official
was carefully planned and Worcester
would undoubtedly have been slain.
but for the vigilance OF his bodyguard,
which fred a volley into the Moros,
as, armed with bolos they attacked
the secretary. Three were instantly
killed and number Of others serious.
ly wounded.
Worcester was making tour OF in
spection OF the island which Is the
most westerly and the larger OF the
Philippine group bordering the Sulu
Sea.
Dean Worcester was a professor In
the University Of Michigan when
President Mckinley named him, with
j. G. Schurman, of Cornell, Admiral
Dewey and Gen. Otis, TO work out a
good form OF government for the
Philippines. He has always heen az
the opinion that peace in the islands
could best be preserved by maintain
ing e. large standing army there,
As an author. basing his views upoa
Information gathered on scientific ex-
petitions to the archipelago, Worces-
ter held the Filipinos to be peaceable.
industrious, intelligent and capable OF
fair degree OF self-government AS
n commissioner to the islands, APP
pointed by President Mckinley, he
promptly revised his opinion OF the
islanders materially, especially with
reference to their capacity for self
,royarnunont
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19

Reported for The Times by carson
Craig d Co, July Is; ,,.,,
Wheat-The same influences wnlch
forced wheat prices up about ioc last
week were felt by the trade AT oPsn
ing today. The advance for the morn
ing established new high record Tor
the year for all months, carving me
Iuly price up To Sill "a, Sept TO $ioy
pee 10 sl10Ts and May wheat soid at
gI5 on the opening whirl. The higher
IJyerpool cables came on anticipated
.afn sdyance from 10 8 pence in car
goes and light offerings OF new crop
wheat, coupled with continuance OF dry
weather over the northwest ana tear
~ n return OF higher temperatures Tor
the spring wheat country, gave the
market its wild opening. Rankin bar
I'll Rs rtIett. Frazier. Bailey, MARRIED..
Armour and many other concerns were
on the buying side. jump OF about
% I'm the Oct price at winnipeg anu
buliish messages from Minneapolis,
added to the buying force. Prices are
nov back y TO lc from top hgures
nnSer nuite heavy proft-taking by a
group of large houses.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

i
DETROIT. July 1s.-Close,-The
wheat market IL governed entirely by
weather. which has for some weeks
been as bad as possible for the sprins
wheat crop. making necessary seri-
Gus cutting down OF crop estimates On
Monday there was no Improvement the
northwest was dry and promised TO be
| hot. and IL WAS figured that Injury 10
sian weather was believed TO be un,
favorable also. because Liverpool
prices had big advance. Weather
conditions are steadily changing the ne
one that eliminates the question of ex-
ports and greatly reduces the world
probable food supply. AZ present II
for breadstuns and IL will require
prompt and plentiful rains here, In
Canada and In Russia to prevent seri-
Gus shortage.
Winter wheat Is being harvested In
good shape and the yield Is better t<an
expected. A great deal OF cutting has
already been done In Michigan, and the
quality OF xhe grain Is good.
Cash and July wheat closed with an
| advance OF Nc. September and Decem-
Der gained lie and lost IL later.
Corn was nnchanged; oats gained &c
cloverseed advanced 20d25c, and TIM
othy seed 10.
Wheat quotations-Cash No. 2 red,
lo July opened with And an ad va ,o:
September opened at sl.o9A: advanced
TO Sll0L and declined 10 $i.0sA De.
cember opened. at si.l2h, touched III
Coarse grain quotations; corn
Cash No. .. e4c: No. 2 yellow. cars al
66c: No. yellow. 65hc.
| Oats-Standard. 47o bid; september
f4Olac No. white. 46hc
BsansGcssh. :4.sT; october, ss,Os;
November, s2.03.
March. 1920; sample alsike. bags AZ
Timothy seed-Prime spot, 40 bags at
Receipts in the Detroit market Mon
day included ! car OF wheat. IL OF corn
and of oats. stocks are lZsEys pu
Of wheat s,d iss s5f bp pu of Fl rye vo'
Visible supply decreases; MSn SaS
| 779. 900 bu; corn. 5000 bu; oats 4Ss'ooo
Wheat receipts Monday: Duluth IS
cars. against IS a year ago; ;1.nneap-
oils, 20S cars, against IS; WINNIPEG
i24 cars. against ss; o,oss5 e@end
| Wheat In Liverpool closeu -~- ~
and corn l Ad higher o,,,
| Receipts of wheat at primary points
Monday, $4,000 bu; year ago ofl'ooV
Atlantic ports cleared no wheat and
1000 bills OF -four. ,.o ooo
| Wheat on passage decreased i'oAo'VVV
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
al0h; July. sl.og; Sept. si.oshi pS Zee;
| siiiL; May, sl.14is -Corn-Cash ana
/ july. SIC; Sept. s9Ssc; Dec. So. &C. May,
slAc oats1cash; tSde; 'Ins{y 4' Rye
no. 2. 17c; No. 3. I3c. Cloyerseed|
Cash. Oct. Dec and March. 80; A, AZ
sIke-Prime, $3.50: Aug, $3.50 limo
| thy-Prime and Aug. $3.50; Sept, sZsV
| Butter, eggs and hay-Unchangeu.
| CHICAGO.
| CHICAGO. July 1S.-Grain opening
July wheat opened Asc higher than on
Saturdays closing; Sept sc and Dee,
| &C higher; July corn was &c higher'
! Sept, steady, while Dec. was 1sc lower
| No trading In July oats; Sept. sac hisn-
er and Dec. &c higher. fro'As'oha
! were higher.
Noon-July wheat nc lower, anC
! September and December, NC lower
July corn al lower and september IS
! lower July oats &c higher, Septem
Der sac lower. and December &C lower
| Close-July wheat closed &c lower
Sept. &c and Dee p Love- fIc lower uls
July oats &c higher, sept. he loWei
and Dec. asc lower. Provisions lower
|
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19
CONGRESSMAN DIES.
Samuel L. Gilmore Passes Away After
Long Illness.

NEW ORLEANS, La. July 1S.-Con.
gresham Samuel L. Gilmore, OF the
second Louisiana district. died at his
home at Albina Springs at o'clock
this morning after a long illness.
Samuel Louis Gilmore, Democrat,
was born In New Orleans July 30.
1889. He was educated in the local
schools and graduated from the law
department OF Tulane university In
1891 After practlcing law for several
years he was elected city attorney.
He served as a delegate to the Demo
cratic national convention In Denver,
1908, and was elected TO the 6lst con.
gress March 80, 1909. filling vacancy
caused by the death of X. c. Dsvey.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO--Opening

Fast BUFFALO, y. Y, July ls.-The
market O opened with changes as tol-
lows: Cattle-Receipts. 1925: active
and steady; prime, steers; 's;tS9s:
grades, $3.50 7.25; heifers s4a6; cows;
ssG5.5o' bulls, s3.5OG5,75; cows and
snrineers s2Om65. Calves-Receipts,
800: csc higher: common TO choice 30
mI0,25, Sheep and Receipts.
1000; active and strong; choice lambs,
S6.50d7; Gull to fair, 50 n625; year
iings' ,55OQ6; sheep, s3q5.25. Hogs
workers ss35G95o; pigs. $3.50 $50;
mixed. s9.iO4s.2O; heayies. 50; roughs.
ss5OmsTO: stays. $6.5Oa7
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO, n. Y, July Is
The market closed with these changes:
Hogs-Receipts, 20 cars. steady; york
ers and lights, 1926 $3.50; heavy, sSs5
as. Lambs. 81: calves. $3.50; steers,
s65OQ7; cows and bulls, fi.5O4b.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July ls.-Hogs-Recelpts
81 900. steady light, $3.50 Hs.s0; mix
ed. ,s.5ogS,sC; heavy a. $50 @S 80
tS.2oGs.50: Texans. a.sOae.5o; west
ern, $5a7; stockers and feeders. $3.50
1870; cows and heifers. 1885 GI6.75;
calves S6.75NS.75. Sheep-Recetpts,
40 900: lower. native, S2.bOqt west
ern s23594; lambs, native, si.254 6.25;
western. H46.25.
CLEyEI-AND. o. July ls-Hoss1
heaviss, 1915; pigs and lights, $3.50.
Cattle-Receipts. 10 cars; steady. Sheep
and lambs-Receipts, cars, 1925 top.
calves-Receipts. 500 head, $3.50 top.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19
BRAKEMAN MEETS
TERRIBLE DEATH
His Head Is Caught Between Iron
Bar and Brake Beam and He Is
Horribly Mutilated.

PORT HURON, Mich, July lS.-
(SpeciaD head caught between
the iron bar and brake beam oil a
Grand Trunk switch engine. James
Swafield, aged 25 years. and a Grand
Trunk car repaired. was dragged over
two blocks shortly after midnight last
night and was mutilated In terrible
way. Swaheld was found by the other
members OF the car repair gang. but
he was mangled so badly that at first
it was impossible TO identify him. The
man was removed to the home OF his
parents. Coroner Falk has decided an
inquest unnecessary.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19
CAPT" EDW. CHAMBERS DEAD.
Keeper Of Windmill Point Light One
Of Oldest In Service.

Capt" Edward Chambers. keeper,
of the Windmill Point lighthouse for
many years past, died at o'clock
Sunday afternoon after an illness Of
about 10 days. Mr.. Chambers was
one OF the oldest keepers in the EN-
ploy of the United States lighthouse
service and his post was considered
one OF the most desirable. He was a
favorite with visitors 10 the ligh;-
house and was always most ac-
commodating The remains will be
taken &c Mackinac Island for inter.
ment. Mayor Chambers, of Mackinac
Island, is q brother of the deceased.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19
Foss FOR vICE-PREsIDENT.
Friends OF Massachusetts Man Launch
Boom For Him.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 49,
Friends Of Congressman Eugene n.
Foss are modest. They have launched
d boom for him for the vice-presiden-
fial nomination on the next Demo
cratic national ticket When asked
why first place was not sought It was
explained by the Foss boomers that
their candidate is still young political.
ly and that he can afford to wait.
The Foss boomers propose to have
him nominated for governor OF Massa.
chnsetts next fall He could win, they
claim, because OF the unpopularity OF
the present administration with the
labor element. This they say would
make Floss the logical candidate for
Vice-president and. he would greatly
strengthen the ticket In the eastern
states.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19
COPPER MARKET-Cio.e.

ArIz. Coml., ID: Att. So Arc, as
Adv. Az: Bos. q Cor. liA: Bos. Ely,
IA; Butte elm, II; Cactus. lie; Cal.
a. ArIE. a.; Chinon. lOA: Cobalt Cen,
3: Cop Range, SEA Daily West 81
Davis Daily, /; Il. Butte. 81; First Nat.
SH: Frank, az; CRANKY. 20: Giroux'
6S Gold. Con<. SIs G.-Can., Ga Han
cock. 10. Helvetis, IS. Ind, 10: Isle
RoyaIe, IS. Kerr Lake. sR; La Rose, a;
Lake 3Il1. Mohawk, 40: New. Cons,
17S New Utah. sc: NIpissing. 10 !;
No. Butte, 2Oia No. Lake. Z; Ohio Cop
/ s-le. Raven, Is shannon. 81 so.
10. Tamarack. IS: Trinity. ~ Utah
Cons 20: Il. :. Smelling. "a do pref
a.; Victoria, pa; winona. n WolVer-
inc, lOg. Yukon. 1.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19
STRANGER Is Robbed While He sleeps.

When John l.. Pounell. of Rochester,
n. V. awoke in his room at No. Is
Montcalm-st west, Monday morning.
he discovered that his roll Of 1920 was
missing. He says that few days
ago he almost lost the money In his
room, but that the landlord found IL
and returned II to him.
He says that all the roomers In the
house knew that he had considerable
money. Pounell lives at No. 104 Cady-
St In Rochester.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19
BOY HIT BY AN AUTO.

John Bermands, Three Years Old, Is in
Serious Condition IN Hospital
John Bermanda. three years old, No.
as Frankiin-st., was seriously injured
1f an automobile at Jefferson and
|aldWin-aveB. The machine was driv.
~ by A r. Coodson, No. "a Philadel-
Ihinave. GCodEon took the child to
~ Mays hospital, where II was
tInhd he had sustained n conclusion
10 The brain. HIS condition 10 serl-
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

The stock market this morning
showed weakening tendency with
several OF the prominent brokers Of
fering stocks freely all around the
room Prices broke from around frac-
ton to something over two points. and
up 90 the noon hour showed slight
symptoms OF reaction.
The Pennsylvania strike situation
and the continued unsettled state OF
the northwestern wheat crop were
given as the contributory causes,
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19
Conductor Falls From street Car.

corner at Livernois and Toledoaves
Sunday night, Conductor Jerome
Creaue, No. 372 Bellevue-ave., was
thrown out and struck on his head
He was taken to St Mary's hospital
He will recover.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19
ROBBED BY OLD TRICK.
Jeweier Called to Front OF store;
Thief Comes In Back.

Lathua Flachsmann, jeweler, at No.
1885 Gratiot-aye., was robbed OF 500
In cash and S265 in jewels. Saturday,
through the medium OF an ancient
trick. While one man in buggy
engaged the ieweler in conversation
in front OF the store. another cut out
a screen In the rear. opened the safe
and made away with the yaluables.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19
CHICAGO PRODICE.

CHICAGO, July lS.--Butter--Extras
csc; flrsts, csc; dairy extras, 26c; hrsts,
24c. Eggs---Prime hrsts, lie; firsts. sc.
Cheese-TNins, l5al5hc; young Am
ericas 1877 416c. Live poultry-Fowls.
l5c; ducks 13c: geese, SniOc
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter--Creanssies. extras. 2sc ID:
hrsts. &c; dairy butter. 22c: packing
stock, 21c per Id.
Egxs--Fresh current receipts. cases
included. /. y per dozen. Receipts on
Monday, 9sS cass
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19
JonaING PRICES.

Canned Good.--Apples. gals. s2.76;
,lgl.6o., Gorn~Fancy Maine Siio;
feasMFsns eye cary June si,ss: stand.
ards, 81: soaked, 500 roc. salmon
Sockeye, tall. $3.50; fiat. 81: Alaska
mo toes. AS a soc; succotash. siql.lo per
Conee-Package coffee. lOo-lb case
Fe-d-Bran. s2s: fine middlings. s27;
coarse middlings. SIS: cracked corn,
s27; coarse .corn-meal. s27; corn and
FIour--Michigan patents. In wood.
s ssssi ss.sS; eisss $3.50 per 0Si'
Oiis-Raw linseed, sec: boiled lin
seed. SIC; Diamond headlight kerosene.
&c; Perfection. sac; Eocene. IL 9ac;
S1o Sarr ssSS os s5e pe per
sac ga7: medium. clear. SIS q p. 50:
snSksa hens hens 1hdaadess iae I pGna
tierces. IS &c; kettle rendered, i4Sc ID.
-, spgEar-5ouotatiSns corrected daily by
list for Detroit. DeIray. Crosse Pointe.
Highland Park. North Detroit and
River Rouge: crystal dominoes. ssl5;
CUBES. sssS: XxXX powdered. sos;
standard powdered. Sc: granulated,. *
ira coarse; $40; do an tins In bulk, $3.50;
$3.50 do, 5-lb cartons, $3.50: do, iO-Ib
cartons. 1915; do, 25-lb cartons. sssS;
diamond A. $40, confectioners A.
sSSSs: NO 81. $3.50; No. s. ss. G No. !.
;ssSs No No. 10 70, ssa. No nj II. ;siS; No ~
No. Is, s5.o5; Michigan granulated.
$3.50; household Powdered. lib car
IONS 30 20 sases go PET case mousse
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19
AEW BRITISH KING
IS FEARLESS man
Be i Thoroughly Human, With Pro-
nouncsd Traits and Plenty Of
Opinions, Says Magazine Writer.

fThe relieving II a digest OF an
4rticie entitled King George the
Iifth.s written by Mr., Brooks LOT 'n0
IuNusf McClures.--EditorD
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19
ADVICE TO INVESTORS


o
addressed to care o soo1 eS S Tes nse w nSs
the
will be
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19

Date.-Persian. Bgsc per Id: Fards,
sGSikc per To-
Drss.rd caives-choice, liQiixe per
Id; common. sg o. per , 10 mar IN.
California, s5c per box.
Fr~sA vewetsbies-cucu hot
house. zoe per dozen; lettuce. hot
eicc per bS: radishes. round. Toe per
doz: wax beans, $i.75G2 per bu; pars-
ley, geo zoe dog; green beans. sl.6oV
nsS hamper Srss@ sac srSte
crate. Ace per basket; water eress. no
u 26c bu: turnips. 90c bu: spinach. 05W
7ec bu: green peas. si.2S per bu; young
california Fsait.-Pears, ,s26 per
Ilums. 81 :soU2.2S per box; grapes, ss,7s
Gso.esrrrie.-sato9s per bu.
Hay--Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
iotsso,sS. 2; Detroit; ,, No. t1mSt hS
s7.5oms: wheat and oat straw. ss.So0
Z. Loose hay from farmers wagons on
the city markets ranged from sis@23.
Hide.-No. I cured hides. SC: No
green hides, INC: No cured bulls. Sc;
No I green bulls. ehc; No. cured veal
kip. Zoe: No. 1 green veal kip. SC;
murrain. 7c; No. / cured calf. lac. No.
! green calf. ,sc: No. horse hides
$3.50: No. lorse hides. S2.50; No.
tsllow. shc: No. tallow. She; sheep
skin. as to amount wool. so@6oc: No
hides. 1c OF: No. kip, calf &c on.
Honey-Fancy white. Is9i7c: amber.
i2W14c; extracted, 7Gsc per Id.
Huckieberrtes-s4 per bu.
Iemous--California. sos per box;
Messinas. S6.S017 per box.
I.in,es--s1 a las per 100.
Meloux--Rocky Fcrds, $50 $50 case;
wRtermelons. 30Gt0c each.
Mush roosos a. soc Der ID,
Onions--Egyptians. S3.4O per sack
Orsnges-caiifornia Valencias, SS.1S
GpI.T5 per crate
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000 crate
Peaehes--6- basket crates, ~ 59s0Ot
s.basket crates. sS@Soe; bushels. sEo
Potatoes--New southern. s1.s592 per
bbl
PouItry-Broilers. 16Qlsc; hens, iSq
l3lac; old roosters, 10@llc; ducks, 10
@lsc; geese. lee; turkeys, l79lSc lb.
Raspberries--ked. $50 $50 per bu;
black. 81. 5OQ1.75 per i6-qt case.
Taiiow.No. !. 6hc; No. 2; rs 10;
Wool-Medium unwashed, lSQ2lc;
fine unwashed, l4glsc per ID.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19

OF The s.d have been for
he to
anxious to ~
ID. H.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19
AND THE PUBLIC
READY TO SWALLOW

eation trying with considerable sue
In which
been stated in The full OF the
wonderful Ely
almost now and %
months past
Of
the swallow these and magnn about
firm OF
OF them and their after
really the scheels can sun
public It's
like hopeless task to try to protect investors
good this outfit and could chance
appreciated should IKE nothing imam
them out of Michigan
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19

The Picocho Gold Mines Co., aoou'
which you inquire. is, regret 10 say
dead beyond all hopes OF resusei.@
ton. The company has done nothins
for more than two years and mas ~
tho canital for working were aNaAF
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19

Job Printing done right. TIn,,.
Printing Co., 3 John R-st Call Main
ttss. or City sass.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19

Apple.-New, SJ.75 per hamper
Rnnanns-Good shipping stock. $3.50
G. S2bO according to quality.
Beaus-Dried Lima, nc per ID.
black berries Bawtons, Sl.5Oq l.75
per l0-qt. case.
CrIery-Home- grown. tocGtl doz:
Kalamazoo. Is a soc per doz
CaaIInower-s1.25 per bu.
CnbbnEe--tl 5OG LIS per bbl
CherrIer-s46 $50 per bu.
Currants-Cherry Currants, S3d350'
common. s2.5On2.75 per bu.
Chcess-.Michigan hats. new. 10 ~ lec;
old. isc; York state, new, lie; old, 10
a zoe; LimburgeT, new, liz q lSc; old.
ISL a I9c: brick. 1911 6l1c; domestic
swiss, new. 2id22c; old. 24925c; I'M
Iorted Swiss. asa soc per 10.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19

Bu-ines--IIke Printinx. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co, Is
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19
PRODUCE

The market had the usual Monday
morning characteristics today, in that
general receipts were light. There
was a big trade la peaches, however.
The public is apparently taking add
vantage OF the fact that peaches are
plentiful and cheap. and this market Is
eight or 10 carloads day. No ber-
ries are shipped on Sunday. and re-
ceipts were small Considerable poul-
try was carried over from saturday,
the market ruling heavy at the decline.
Butter was hrm. and in some quarters
AN advance was looked for.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19
Markets and Finance


Bank and Trust Co.'S.
cial quotations. Detroit Brokers
The Detroit times., 1910-07-19
ru,c.co GRaIN LETTER.

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The Detroit times., 1910-07-19

am in receipt OF the latest copy
of the Mining Financial News, which
STYLES itself the Wall Street authority
on the New York and Boston curo
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