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Tries TO MURDER
WIFE, TAKES HIS
OWN LIFE
Ttsd 4. Jones Shoots Woman After
All-Eight Quarrel, Then Turns
Revolver on Self; Victim Blind
II She Receivers.
Fatal wrangle Starts Over Little
Daughter; Couple Divorced
But Lived Together.

whipping a revolver from his hip
pocket Fred r. Jones, 35 years DID,
nred a bullet into his wife's temple
and then turned the weapon on him.
self IN their apartment on the third
floor OF the building at No. 1872 Madl-
son avenue, about 6 o'clock Satur-
day morning. Mrs. Jones, aged 70. Is
still alive and there is some hope held
out for her recovery, The doctorss
fear, however, should she survive.
she will be totally blind, as the bullet
cut an artery leading to the eyes. She
is In st. Mary's hospital. Jones died
soon after being taken to the hos
pital.
The tragedy was the result of a
quarrel over Gladys. the six-year-old
daughter Of the couple. The mother
on Friday afternoon allowed the child
to 20 to No. 315 Fourth avenue 70 re.
main with friends over night The
father was angry about 1t when he
returned home from work in the even
ing and scolded his wife. Throughout
the night the quarreling was con-
7tinued at intervals and Jones was
still in an angry mood on arising
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'PROHIbs' SEEK Up.
man FOR GOVERNOR
Nomination Will Be Offered to Rich
ard Quayle, of Ishpeming-Expect
Osborn to Be G. o. P. Nominee.

AS the result OF a meeting Of the
prohibition state central committee In
Lansing, Friday, when the political
situation was carefully canvassed, II
was decided to try TO secure Richard
Quayle, OF Ispheming, as the party's
candidate for governor in the fall cleo
ton.
You see it's absolutely necessary
that we run an upper peninsula man,
says K. w. Mason, one OF the Detroit
hustlers for the party. Chase Osborn
Is surely going 10 be the Republican
candidate. and We want a man who
can Offset his influence and popularity
up north. Quayle is a mighty good
man and we're almost sure he'll &C
cept the nomination"
During the past year the committee
raised about $1,000, more than twice
the amount raised in any previous
year II has 80 people in its employ
and is preparing to put up stin cam
paign all along the line next fall
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, July s-Flour-Dull;
Sss Esrd-Daii: middle west. spot,
N206 Ql2f5. Sugar--Raw. steady;
centrifugal, s6 test, 4.3S; muscovado, 80
test, 3.s3; refined, Arm: cutloaf, 5,so;
crushed SIS: powdered. 5.25; granu-
lated. 5.loq5,l5, Cofree-Rio No. on
the spot. size. Hay-Firm; prime, To-
Gl25: No. TO No. l. $lQl,20; clover
and clover mixed. 5ocd sl.05. Dressed
poultry-Dull. weak; urkeys, l q lsc;
chickens, l6Q24c; fowls, 1907 1c;
ducks, 1871 qIec. Live poultry-Fairly
active: geese, lie; ducks. lac; fowls, 10
416hc: turkeys. l0Ql4c; ROSTERS, lie.
Cheese-Strong: state milk. common To
specials, 10416c; skins, common 10
specials, 6012mc; full skins, ga a 1sc.
Coffee options opened unchanged TO
S points higher. Butter-Easy; re-
ceipts $3.50; creamery, extra 2SA c.
state dairy, tubs, 2312Sc; imitation
creamery, hrsts. 24Q25c. Eggs-Firm:
receipts 1855: nearby white. fancy 20
u 2sc; nearby mixed. fancy, 2l9 24c (;
fresh nrsts, ITO 20c.
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Saturday morning. Mrs. Jones, how
ever, got breakfast as usual and her
husband departed for the work at the
Chnimers automobile plant, where he
WIS employed as an inspector. As
soon as he was gone Mrs. Jones got
ready to go after Gladys and was just
stepping out OF the door when her
husband returned. He ordered her to
take her hat on and remain. This
she declined to do, whereupon he
grabbed her by the throat, choked her
and threw her TO the floor. with a
threat to kill her and himself. An in.
slant later. as his mammoth frame
towered over her, he drew the re
volver from his pocket and began
firing. Thinking he had killed her
with the first shot, he left her on the
foor and retired to his own bedroom,
where he sent ball crashing through
his brain.
Mrs. Jones jumped too her feet the
moment Jones shot himself and tried
10 escape. She found that her hus.
band had locked the door leading 70
the stairway and removed the key
Nothing daunted. the woman, crazed
with fear, plunged through the glass
panel in the upper part of the door
She then staggered down the dark
rickety stairway, yelling:
.Oh, I'm shot, for Gods sake help
me. Send for my parents"
As she reached the last step she
fell into the arms OF Mrs. Anna Boyd,
who has rooms on the second floor.
Mrs. BOYD gave her temporary care
F.. until an ambulance arrived to take
4 her to the hospital. PatroIman Haig
chanced 10 pass as the shots were
fired. He quickly rushed up the stair
way. With Ed. Boyd husband OF
Mrs. AnnaB oyd, the officer went into
Jones bedroom, 10 find him lying
PROSTATE on the floor. with blood
Streaming from his wound and the re
rclver beside him. BY this time lae
ambulance was on hand and the two
Dhtients were taken to the hospita
ID one run. Jones died soon aftel
reaching the hospital, without regain
Ink consciousness
Coroner Burgess visited the hos
pItni and got a statement from Mrs
Jones. Her mind was clear, in spit,
Of the presence OF the bullet In hel
brain. and she talked with no appar
cnf difiiculty. She told the coroner
that she married Jones about nine
years ago, about a year after his frs
wife died; that their married life wal
,inhappy; that they were divorced las
TALL and that she returned 10 live Will
him last May.
THE only reason that returned Il
him was that wanted to be with my
little girl. Gladys" said Mrs Jones
'Ihe child was with a brother OF ny
husband.
For years my husband has beer
|hfcafening to kill me and himself
~ has abused me ever since we wer,
married and I was afraid sometime
|Ise this would happen. My husband
|na been what you would call
IroOch' ever since I knew him"
After the divorce proceedings Mrs
Jones went TO Cincinnati and worked
~ shoe factory. Soon afterwart
@1nte began writing letters to her L
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NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson.
Craig a Co, from New York. July 9:
The drive against prices yesterday
afternoon after the publication of the
government grain report had all the
appearance OF manipulation, for. the
purpose OF giving the leading bear
forces an opportunity to cover some
Of their extended commitments. This
was clearly demonstrated this morn
Ing during the FIRST hour OF trading.
very weak London was followed by
an easier openiI on this side and
then followed a rapid upturn, resulting
I'm a rally OF nearly two points before
the end of first half hour. Later the
market became quiet and ruled firm
with trading small. The bank state
ment was a surprise, while the average
showed loss i'm reserves of 100, 900.
the actual reserves Increased $40 .000,-
coo. with a heavy decrease in loans
and with a cash gain of over 81, 500, 900.
We look for further drives against
the short interests and advise the pur-
chase OF the better class of dividend
paying rails on all sharp recessions.
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PEOPLE FLEE
FROM FIRES
Flames Rout 80 Families at Portage
Lake and Sweep on Towards
Grsyling.

CRAWLING. Mich. July s.-Portage
Lake summer resorters and residents
OF this town are praying that the
rain which extinguished forest fires
in the copper country will visit this
section. Forest fires are raging in
Crawford and Rosccmmon counties. A
fire driven by a high wind routed 80
families summering at Portage Lake
and Is sweeping on towards this
town. The cottages and tents we're
destroyed but the resorters saved
their personal belongings.
All mills in this vicinity have been
closed and the employees with every
other available man are fighting the
fires. Unless they can check the
flames today residents fear part of
this town will be burned. Many are
prepared to fee.
Fires are reported at Cedar River,
where a schoolhouse and the John
Westman farmhouse were burned. The
timber loss Is heavy.
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BOSTON WOOL,

BOSTON, July 9.--The Commercial
Bulletin today Nays OF the wool mar
ket: IL is still practically impossible &c
sell wool except at a sacrifice, an dthe
total business Is confined to compare
lively small amount OF territory; fine
medium to fine at about 60 cents
secured basis. and a moderate quantity
OF fleece woods grading fine unwashed
Ohio at 81 cents: Xxx at 80 cents: quar-
ter blood at q cents. and three eights
are without demand and only nominal
In value. Sales at the west are in
creasIrg as buyer and seller come
nearer together on prices. The ship
ments of wool from Boston to July I
inclusive, were 99443.734 pounds
gainst 1881. Ss7 pounds for the same
time last year. The receipts 10 July
"a. inclusive, were ll6.0S0,025 pounds
against 2os, 22S. 600 pounds for the same
period last year
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. July 9.-Close. -The gov
eminent report figures loss Of lO7,-
100000 bu TO the spring wheat crop
during the past month and bulls figure
that IN ecoEdition has been lowered
eight or ten points since the end OF
June, when the government observa
lions on which the report Is based were
made at the same time the winter
wheat promles was Increased g. O0O, 900
bu' IL rs inquired that the present crop
promise is 60O.0o0,00O bu or under
The effect OF the report was very
bullish a sit put the seal OF correct
ness on previous sensational crop dam
age reports by private individuals and
hrms. Liverpool responded with a
smart advance and all grain markets
wer ehighcr. Reports from the north
west on Saturday noted some scattered
showers, but not sufficient moisture TO
do much good. The only Improvement
was a lowering OF temperatures which
checked the injury
After the opening bulge Of 2asc the
wheat MAJ ket ruled tribe easier and
closed at an advantage OF &c In cash
and ga a2isc In the futures
Corn was unchange and cash oats
gained lc. Septtmbcr oats gained NC.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. 2 red.
OF &c at Sl.06z and declined to $iOs.
september opened at SlO7, declined TO
SLo6 and closed at s.O6h: December
opened at sl.oSh and declined to ,lOs:
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
No. >. 63l7c; No. 2 yellow, l car at csc.
oats-Standard. car at ISc. Sep
temher standard, i0hc bid: No. 3
white, ! car at i2iAc
Rye--Cash No. l, 7Sc
Beans--Cash. sag. octC err, s2.05;
November, s..
C!oycrseed-PrIme spot ~; October
and March, S6.S5.
Receipts In the Detroit market Sat-
urday included 245 bbls OF -four, cars
I of corn and 2 of oats Withdrawals
We're 1913 bu OF wheat and i225 bu OF
oats. Stocks are 1924 bu OF wheat.
llAO,23sL bu OF corn, 1876 bu OF oats
and i.19s bu OF rye.
wheat receipts Saturday; Duluth. 80
cars, against 10 a year ago; Min
neapolis, llS ears, against IL. wlnni-
ipeE. llg cars, against 50, st. Louis,
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AppIes--New. s1.76 per hamper.
Banann.-Good shipping stock, slss
@2.60, according to quality.
Bsan.-Dried Lima, sac per ID.
at case
Ceiery-Home- grown. 4Oc@H doz;
Kalamazoo. 1919 per dog.
Cabbare-New. sI.269i;7s per crate.
INSTRUMENTATION PEE per Su.
old, isc; York state, new. tic: old. ls
ISh gl9c; brick lsh @ nc; domestic
S SSrtsd s sSW q 2S: oid S49E8e I'M
Dste.-Persian. Sgsc per Id: Fards. .
Dressed Caive.-choice. 1loI1Ac Id:
Fis.-ImpoTted. new. 1lol4c per ID:
Fre.h vegetable. - cucumbers. hot.
sS SS: per per S sGaf head etass
per bu;. radishes. round. 10c. per doz:
wavx beans. si.75q2 per bu;. pars:
ley: goo CSC dog; green beans $500
Texas tomatoes. $50 per t-baskst
crate, SOC per basket: water cress. Is
s G2sf io6 eu turniPs toc Psr rae COZ iu oes,:
per bu; young onions, lao 15c dog;
California Fruits-cherries. sl.7sa2;
pIums y: SO 2.2S per box
Goo.eberrie.-ya.5oQ per bu.
Hsy-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baied hay In ear
il75OaIS; No. timothy. i1Sgis,sS:
clover. mixed, sl6Uls.s0: rye straw,
4I6o@s: wheat and oat straw. Se.5O0
Z Loose hay from farmers wagons on
the city markets ranged from slS92R
Bides-No. 1 cured hides. &C; No. 1
green hides. INC; No. I cured bulls. SCI
No ] green bulls. SIC: No. cured veal
No. l cured murrain. Sc; No green
] green calf. lac: No horse hides.
, ssiSo No 81 aSr"s hides sso: ! No
skin, as TO amount wool. aac to soc:
No, hides. lc on; No KIP. calf. lhe
Honey-Fsn,y white. is6I7e: amber.
HuckIeberric---t450 per 24-qt case.
Lemons--Celitornra, sos per boz;
Messinas. S650g7 per box.
M. %s,ris ~ Ees For 100 ;,soo.so per
case; watermelons, 4o95oc each.
Mushroom---l5 u soc per ID.
Onions - Egyptians Lee per bu;
Texas Bermuda.. $4,000 per crate
$50 per crate.
.PineappIe--- Flor,das. sL2kQ. dos;
2.60g 2.7t per crate.
buh new southern, 81 per bu.
Pouitry-Broilcrs. 229 24c; hens, ls3;
old roosters i2a1sc. ducks '5@lse;
sfs,s ssG ssrEsSd ,adSegPS Gr S
pint case; black. Sl.50al.7b per l6-qt
case.
Tsnow-.No. l. shc; No; a; SIZE ID;
wooi-Medium unwashed. sWilc;
6na unwashpd 1A1lGc per In
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BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson,
Craig q Co, July 9: In the local mar
ket stocks are sold TO a standstilI.
Prices have discounted the worst that
can happen, and the majority Of stocks
are selling at bargain prices. The rail-
road list will be weak at times on bad
crop news and the lack OF buying
makes IL very susceptible to the bear
drives, but we think the local copper
stocks have touched bottom and the
only change from now on must be an
Improvement The copper producers
report yesterday showed the greatest
consumption in the history OF the
world. with every prospect OF this be-
ing Increased within next few months
We are bullish on the metal and bull
ish on copper stocks.
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BUSINESS BRIEFS

The Cope Pattern Works, OF Detroit,
capitalized at $50, 900, has filed articles
of incorporation with the secretary OF
state. The principal Detroit stock
holders are: Alice G.. Swift, Joseph
Engsetter and Ernest G. Swift.
The following companies have fled
articles OF incorporation with the sec.
retaEy of state I'm Lansing: Gemmer
Mfg. Co.. Detroit, increase from 5000.
900 to 100000; Augusta Telephone
Co. Augusta, Mich, $4,000: Electric
Truck Co, Detroit, $4,000. the De.
troit stockholders are Alex Dow
Sarah NJ. Sheridan and Samuel &. a
Mumford: Gambler Realty Co., De.
troit, $4,000. principal stakeholder
George Peck.
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return 10 him. saying he would be
rood 10 her. She feared the old
troubles would be renewed. but the
mother.love for her child prompted
her 10 make the sacrifice OF her own
personal comforts. About week
after she joined him the second time.
the Quarrels Of previous times soon
followed.
Jones came here from PiQua, o.,
where his parents reside. The par
ents OF Mrs. Jones live Al st. Paris, o.
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Markets and Finance

$4,000 bu. against $1,000 bu a year aYo
Wheat stocks In Minneapolis DC
creased $4,000 bu In one day.
TOLEDO. o., Julyss.-whsat-Gash
1921: Jsiy: 'i;osH SEPT, n n.SSs. p age
ttaiSs' s Msy Sept Sept. 81 Nc; pssf sI.s
May. s2Ne, oats-cash and July ~ 4
Ryps@No, B. soc; No. ). VIC. cioysTS..s;ss'
Cash. Oct. t7;Ss; PsSs HsG2S
Aug, S7.s5. Timothy-Prime, szto
Aug. s2.45. Butter. eggs and hay un
changed.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July s.-The grain mar
ket opened higher In all options ySl,
and Dec. wheat SIC, and sept. =
July corn &c. Sept. nc. and Dec. sc
Oats. u a &c. Provisions higher
Ciose-July wheat closed Ae below
the opening price. Sept. &c lower ans
Dec. ! point lower. Sept. corn, corn eig gS1S
unchanged. Oats closed NC lower OF
all options. Provisions lower.
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Two Killed by Bomb.

MONOVAR, Spain, July 9.-More
than a dozen arrests were made 10,
day in connection with the bomb ont
rage Of last evening, when two OF the
dinner guests of Don Gallardo were
killed by the explosion OF a bomb
hidden in the dining room. Twelve
OF the diners. including the host, were
injured Gallardo Is q banker and !
conservative politician and the attacl
is believed to have been the work o,
political rivals.
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SO CONVICTIONS SECURED
State Game Warden Submits Monthly
Report On Law Violations

LANSING. Mich, July 9.-(speciaD
The monthly report Of State Game
Warden Pierce issued today shows
that l4O complaints we're investigated
by the department in June. During
the month SO arrests we're made ana
SO convictions secured. The fines and
costs collected amounted 10 81. 2e1 "a
There were nine violations OF the
game laws and "a violations of the ash
laws. Thirty-six seizures were re.
ported. The proceeds from ala.
amounted TO $93.77.
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FLORA A. EERIGHT DEAD.
Daughter Of Former Postnastei
Passes Away In Loomis, NJ. Y.

Word has been received In Detroit
OF the death Of Miss Flora Anna En-.
right. daughter of John ]. Enright. q
former postmaster OF Detroit, but
who has been a resident of New York
for several years past. Miss Enright
died In LOOMS. n. Y, and the body
VIII be brought To Detroit for inter.
ment.
AS a young girl Miss Enright was
well known in Detroit and figured
much in the pubic eye. She had a
charming voice and adopted the light
opera stage, coming into special
prominence one night In New York.
when at moments notice, she took
the stellar role of Princess Chic" for
which she was Marguerite Sylva's un.
derstudy. Later she left the stage
and Of late years friends of the En-.
right family In Detroit have known
little Of her whereabouts.
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BOSTON COPPER SALES.

DETROIT. July s.-Boston copper
share sales OF July sth, furnished by
Hayden, Stone & Co: Az. SIS: A. =.
p. 1921; Anc.. /; Ariz. Com'l. 1911: Att.
Butte, 4l5; c. & A, 40: G. & H. Is;
c. Range, 227; d. w, 10: f. b.. 1900;
Elm r, LIS; Err. 20; Cir, so; Or,
Roy. $40; Lake. 1850; Mass. 10. Mex.
zoo; Mia. lao; New. 245; Are. l5c
Nip So; n: p, 1.255; N. L., 40; .. b.
Is; shan. 4So; Sup, i55; s. & B.. ESQ:
=. g. p. 1870. Tam, 10; Trim, 10; L. s.
r.. ass; do .pfd. 49, Apex, $50; Ut
Con- 10; Utah, 10; Win, 20; Wow. ,l63.
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DR.. LESLIE D. WARD DYING
Viee-President Of Prudential Insurance
Co.. Stricken.

LONDON, July 9.--The death OF DR..
Leslie ID. Ward, vice president and one
OF the founders of the Prudential In.
surance Co., is a question OF only a
few hours, according to the announce
ment made by physicians today after
a consultation at the Hotel Ritz.
where Ward was stricken two DAYS
ago. He Is unconscious and the ply.
sicians say he cannot recover.
Ward came TO London month ago
from the United States. He is suffer.
ing from kidney trouble.
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MANS BODY FOUND IN PARK.
Death Probably Due to Alcoholism
Remains Unidentified.

The body of an unidentified man
was found In Washington park ut
Observation-Disclosures and Grand
Riyerave., shortly after IL O'Clock
Friday night Coroner Burgess was
notified and had the body removed to
the county morgue, where IL Is held
awaiting Identification.
Coroner Burgess thinks that death
was the result OF alcoholism. A bot.
tie OF diluted alcohol was found in the
mans clothing. A post-mortem ex.
animation has been ordered.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CLEVELAND.
PRODUCE.

Offerings OF poultry this morning
consisted for the most part OF a few
coops OF springers. Hens are grabbed
up on arrival. but broilers take a lot
OF pushing and arc looking lower in
price. There were A few calves in,
which sold at quotations. Receipts OF
berries OF ali kinds were not only light
but poor as to quality, on account of
the hot. dry weather. Peaches were
plentiful. however, and new apples are
coming in freely.
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. July 9.-The weekly
bank statement shows: Reserve on all
deposits, decrease. 1851 900: reserve on
deposits, other than United States. de-
crease, 1864. zoo: loans, decrease. 81
SCI, 400; specie. decrease, $ll,9I4, 500:
legal tenders, decrease, 1892. 400 de-
posits, decrease, s23. 7eO, 400: circulation.
Increase, $500; surplus or the banks.
s1l .75S.075. against $32,55S.475 last
year, and $50,223, ESQ two years ago;
total loans, 81, 2OS. DISCO
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LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-openinK.

Dunnfng n stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO. ~. Y, July a.
Cattle-Receipts 2 cars, steady.
Best 1850 TO 1,400-lo steers, s7.75C
s; good prime. l,20o to l,S50-lb steers.
ping steers, s6.5o@7.25; medium butch.
er steers. 1000 TO LILO lbs, s5.5o9s:
light butcher steers, S4.75U6. 25; best
fat cows. s5.25@s.75; fair to good cows,
S4.2594.75; common to medium, do. -
q3.75; best fat heifers. $s9s.76: good
s425G5; stock heifers. S3.25 q $50: best
feeding steers, s4.75Q6; medium 10
good. do. 349425: stockers. all gradea
s3.5Oq3.75: best bulls. $3.50 so; 90
logna bulls. s4Q4.50k light thin bulls.
$1,000; best mixers and springers,
$50 u so each: common to good. do. $50
Q35
Hogs-Receipts 10 cars, slow; hevay.
SO.
sheep and Lambs-Recelpts 2 cars,
steady; spring lambs. 50; yearlings,
Sc o so; wethers. $595.4o; ewes. s4.2s
I4.75
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prides himself on his fish, frog and
chicken dinners. Boat runs to his place
every hour from Stegmeyer's.
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Butter-Creamsries. extras, ~ hc lp'
arsts, 2slc: dairy butter. 22c' pack.
ing stock, 2lc per ID.
included. 17hc per doz.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. July 9.-Cheese-TwIns,
150l5Ac: young Americas. 1874 dlGc.
Live poultry--Fowls, l4h 4lSc; ducks,
l3c; geese, S410c. others not quoted.
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BETTER INVEST YOUR
MONEY NEARER HOME


Al the
q 800 you VIII uuy
which onered you
represented by the railroad
ordinary you
lots the business center are nov
probably before Eason
being offered There are many rss s'A
principle 10 put ones money wnsss
II the dimcu
likely uner from otnef PEG
evident
elaborate advertising campaign such as now s1
addition to the good profit when the
purchaser
Of natural development.
foundations big fortunes
profits generally made by the man VINO
AZ
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ADVICE TO INVESTORS

I'm . The a'Ys:. Of s rs1S: ss
oar; saroo 2'ssi . Sss.
name p the s' s M ASKS that n%fsi0s
.ss 70 aa Ss s sih 8. ssrsiuss ~ .
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In
Of De
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JoBBuNG PRICES.

Canned Goods--Apples. saIs.. ,2.7s;
bak ed leans, lib. 500 soc; Lima beans.
standard. s5c Table beets. -tt.2s6l 40.
Peas--F.sncy. carly ,S June SIS stan
| reds, Si.70; Alaska pinks, tl.l6. To-
matoes. tsQsoe; suceetash, slvi.io per
dok
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Cohati
shares mine
wihh and hat
Is
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WILL TRY TO CROSS OCEAN

Waiter WelIman and Melvin Vaniman
TO Make Attempt In Balloon.
NEW YORK, July 9.-Walter Well
man and Melvin Vaniman will at
tempt this fall to cross the Atlantic
ocean in the dirigible balloon America,
which was built for the Wellman polar
expedition, and has twice been tested
in voyages over the Arctic ocean,
north Of Spitzbergen.
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FOSTER HAS PROVEN
BIG DISAPPOINTMENT

of the lease the
profit
per
the Ar
nothing
beer
found surface rich and
nothing
Some this to
the Foster that the
their mine developed themselves will
developed will liable nothing