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The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
$4,000 DEAL IN
ROUGE DISTRICT
W. Z. Brownlee Purchases Land DC.
cupied by the Yards of the
Brownlee- Kelly Co.

Following the recent sale to the
Standard oil Co. OF large tract OF
land on the River Rouge by the River
Rouge Improvement Co. and the
Brownlee interests, w. Z. Brownlec.
OF the Brownlee-Kelly Co., wholesalers
and manufacturers OF lumber, has
purchased from the other owners the
portion OF the Brownlee
property, consisting OF about is
acres. This land is occupied by the
yards of the Brownlee-Kelly Co. and
Ia considered one OF the best as well
as one OF the largest yard sites in
Michigan.
Extensive improvements are to be
made at once, including 800 feet vi
new dock, a new planning mill and
three new railroad sidings. When The
new work Is finished there will be
nearly three-quarters Of a mile OF rail-
road tracks In these yards.
The land in question was formerly
owned by Mr.. Brownlee and several
OF his relatives. jointly. his being
about q one-sixth interest. Mr., Brown
lee takes over the property at $4,000,
or $4,000 per acre.
These improvements. together with
the extensive building operations II
the Standard Oil Co., will work great
changes In the appearance OF this par
ticular Industrial section.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26

OF his widow, aroused the sister. She
forced the investigation, which proved
beyond doubt that Erder had been
murdered by being given arsenic.
When Mrs. Doxey was arrested and
brought back to this city she was a
wreck from the excessive use Of NOR
phine. Since her arrest last year doc
tors nave been lighting the habit
Then Mrs. Doxey was a wreck.
showing but traces of her beauty
which Is famous around Aledo. H.,
her girlhood home. In the court room
today she appears perfectly cured and
her beauty Is restored. She watches
the Judge, jurors and attorneys close
ly. and Is clear-minded and strong
mentally and physically.
The state alleges that Mrs. Doxey,
while under the influence OF drugs, ad-
ministered the poison to Erder under
the direction of Dr. Doxey. The state
further alleges that DIR. Doxey put his
wife into the way OF meeting Erder,
aud encouraged bigamous marriage
with the murdered man, having
knowledge that Erder carried a big
life insurance policy. Mrs. Doxey Is
made TO appear as a puppet.
II is for the Jury to determine
whether a woman. her will weakened
from the effects OF drugs which ply.
sicians will testify caused her to lose
all sense OF right or wrong, can be
held guilty OF committing a murder.
What the attorneys for the state are
hoping for. however. Is TO convict DR..
Doxey through the testimony OF the
woman. and she Is expected to testify
that he kept her under the influence
OF drugs. and that 1t was this sinister
influence which caused her to leave
her first husband and 90 with him.
Doxey will be arraigned for trial
later.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
NEW YORK COTTON.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT May s5.-ciose: Liquida-
ZION or long wheat holdings and selling
snort are the characteristics OF the
have much the better of the argument.
snort time ago the bulls were able
TO force settlement every time the
bears got little away from shore on
the short side. but this is all changed
now and the bears are reaping large
profits on the readjustment OF wheat
values This il not confined TO Amer
over. Wheat is getting down nearer
70 where IL formerly belonged and
the bears believe II has some distance
yet TO go before its new level IA
OF high prices is over because OF me
excellent crop prospects and large sup
ply or wheat all over the world.
cred TO him, coming largely from Du-
luth and dealers are wondering what
he intends TO do with II, as II cannot
De exported and millers do not want II.
There 10 still some grumbling about
Hessian ny damage in winter wheat,
but the spring crop Is doing well and
promises heavy yield.
The wheat market opened with an
easy feeling. but covering OF shorts be-
came so popular that the market ad-
yanced and closed with show OF
and July. and nc in September. Corn
was easy and oats lost a a &c.
Wheat Quotations-Cash and May
No. 2 red, Sl.09: July opened with a
decline OF lac at SO Sac. and advanced
to $l.00h; September opened at 99L.
advanced TO 9sAc; No. l white, $l.09.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn--Cssh
No. 3, slhc; No. 2 cars at 81 llc; No.
yellow. track, cars at CSC; No. 8
yellow. CSC.
Oats--Standard, 2 cars at 434c; 10.
white, cars at 4Sc.
Rye-Cash No. /, s2nc bid.
Beans-Cash. s2.20; October. S2.05.
Cloverseed-Prime spot. 100 BAGS at
s6.42h; sample, bags at IS.
Receipts In the Detroit market on
Wednesday were cars of corn, 4 OF
oats, and / OF rye. Withdrawals weIe
LAG bbls OF -four, $1,000 bu OF wheat.
and 3.17s blu OF corn. Stocks are 1iC.-
27i bu OF wheat. l20.033 blu OF corn, Is,
0l6 bu of oats. and l,44l bu of rye.
Estimated wheat crop OF India, $50,
$4,000 bu; last year, 214, 100000 bu: IN
907, 30S.400.000 blu.
Wheat receipts Wednesday: Duluth
II cars. against 10 year ago; Mime
apolis, 1877 cars, against So; Chicago, CT
cars, against nothing year ago. St
Louis, 22, 900 bu, against 5000 bu; Kan
sas City. IL 900 bu, against $4,000 bu.
Wheat IN Liverpool closed / A. q :. q
lower, and corn unchanged to Ac
lower.
Receipts OF wheat at primary point,
Wednesday. $4,000 blu; year ago, 49,
600 blu.
Exports OF wheat and -four wednss-
day, $4,000 blu.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
Markets and Finance

ton. The silver and gold pays all
the operating expenses.
A Houghton wire says that the
drifts on the 18th, 14th, 18th and 18th
levels OF the No. l shaft at the Han
cock Consolidated mine are contin-
uously In first-class copper ground and
already a good,sized stock pile OF
stamped copper is IN evidence from
these openings. II is the general be-
lief at the Lake that Hancock has
the making OF 4 big mine.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
WOOL.
posroN WOOL.

BOSTON. May 25.--The improvement
In the wool market continues, although
the volume OF trade II less. Valuee are
well maintained. but the new clip 10
being consigned at relatively High
tsrgsiv conenss ., Ia nd.nsn nnw M
although there IL some call for fire
delaine also In the grease. The Lead
ing domestic quotations range as fot-
lows: Ohio and Pennsylvanta heecss--
No. 1 washed. 36q37c; deleIne washed.
80 % 3sci Xxx, s3Ys4c; h-blood cloth
Ing. 81 q 32c; = -bIood coithing. s1632c;
u blood combing. gee; delaine UNI
washed, 2eQ2Tc: fine unwashed, 90 20
24c. Michigan. Wisconsin ard New
York fieeces-Fine unwasned, 224 as.
washed, ESQ gee! Kentucky, Indiana
end Missqurl-h blood. 3O@Sic; ~
blood. asa CSC. Secured basis; Texas
months. IS gS7e. fne fall. 5a9sIe Gag
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
NEW YORK PRoDUcE.

NEW YORK, May ss,-PoTk-ouieS;
ss: r. sRSa ..saSy sssafs No.
Z. on the spot. sac. Dressed POULTRY
Quiet. weak: turkeys. le4lSc: chick
ems. i6023c; spring ducklings, 20W2ic.
Firm; state milk. new, cream. common
TO specials, 10@l5c; old, as 20 quailty,
l6@l7c; skins. specials. l2hc; tull
skins. IA 93hc.
Coffee options opened steady 10 un-
changed, 3 points decline. Butter
Firm. active; receipts 1s.O0S; creamery,
extra. 2shc; state dairy. tubst gSh "
receipts 35,092; nearby white, fancy,'s4
Q2sc; mixed, fancy. 2N1 G2he; fresh
hrsts. 2092lhc,
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
WOMAN S ARREST
REVEALS GIRL As
EXPERT sLEuTA
Convinced Her Brother Was Muir
dared She Has His Body Exhumed
and His First Wife Is Jailed on
Charge Of Giving Him Poison.
Counsel for Mrs. Doxey, the Accused,
Contend Use of Drugs Made
Her Irresponsible.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 25.-The
snarls and tangles which Mrs. Dora h.
Doxey has woven into the thread OF
her life since she left her first hus-
band i've years ago to go with DR..
Loren b. Doxey, are to be untangled
now. as the woman Is on trial here
on the charge OF numbering Wm. j.
E'rder. who, before his death, was
known as her husband.
How one woman, her suspicious
aroused as to the cause OF her brotn'
er's death, became the Nemesis OF the
woman now on trial; drugs and their
effects on q woman's morals and MIND;
and the strange life history OF Mrs.
Doxey will be laid bare before Circuit
Attorney Jones and his assistants
complete their case.
Miss Kate Erder, sister OF the dead
man. figures as the avenger. IL was
Miss Erder who. suspicious that all
was not right after her brother had
died, forced the coroner OF St. Louis
county to take mp the body. A chemi-
cal analysis showed traces OF arsenic
An the dead mans stomach.
It was Miss Erder who, still urg-
ing on the laggard and uninterested
authorities, herself traced Mrs. Doxey
TO the home Of DR.. Loren b. Doxey
ct Columbus, Neb.
And 1t was Miss Erder again who
caused the arrest OF the woman and
the man, and brought to light one of
the strangest mysteries the middle
west has had to puzzle over.
Erder died In July OF 1909, after a
short illness. He carried life insur-
ance policy which the widow. the wo-
man now on trial for her life. collect
ed without trouble. Later the woman
left the city suddenly, and then the
suspicious OF Miss Erder were arous-
ed. Her brother had always been In
good health, and his sudden Illness and
death, followed by the disappearance
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

DETROIT. May 25.-Boston copper
share sales OF May cath, furnished by
Hayden. stone n Co.: A. q. p. l.ii9:
A cd A 49, g. Am pS %ne i eSib AFl a GSp
H.. 4; Cent, 10; c. Range, lis; L. b..
loo; Err. rs; Cir. Lao; Or, IS; q. -,
Kerr L., AIS; Lake, $50; Las. los;
Mass, no; Mex, 225: Mia, so; Mich.
2ls. Moh., 100; New Idr., 100: New,
o. D.. SIS; Csc. 81: Par. i6: oui.. IS;
Ray G.. %; Shan, 100. ST. NJ. Land, ID.
sup. l7s: Sup. q Bos., 10; Sup. g. Pitts,
EEL; 8 Utah. $50; Tam, 10. Trim. le:
zoo; Ut. Con, EOS; Ut. Cop. 10; Wet.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
kella Self With Gas.

John T. Callahan, 80 years old. com.
mitted suicide, Tuesday, by inhaling
gas In his room at No. 1928 Fourth-ave.
He had attacked a tube to gas brack.
ct on the wall and placed the other
end in his mouth. Callahan was EN-.
ployed as stock clerk by the Ameri.
can Lady Corset Co., but had not been
ut work for several days. Coroner
Burgess decided an inquest IL not
necessary.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
sBid.
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson,
Craig & CO.. May 25:
Today's stock market showed q con.
tinuance OF yesterdays decline with
out yesterdays strong undertone, and
with the single exception OF Cana
dian Pacific. was inclined to sell at
lower levels. A number OF the leading
rails and industrials at noon were
selling at declines Of full point and
the general market was heavy and life
less. Foreigners were good buyers OF
Canadian Pacific, which, II is said, will
sell at considerably higher prices.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
COPPER MARKET-cIo.e.

citn. % i; cacsas, = So g. K. q GSief s
Ia; Chino. 12A Cob. Cent. s; Cop.
ga; First Nat. 81 Err. is. CIR, a.;
Cir, 8. Gold. Cons, g-I6 G-Can.,
sA; Hane.. 1871 Helyr ~ Ind, -;
InspIr", - / Roy. 2sA Kerr, as;
52h. Mia, 2its; Mich, 6. New. Cons,
2l New. Utah, IS: Nip. H.. n. Butte,
32 n. Lake, IL; Ohio Cop. 1-l6;
Raven, "a; RAY Cons. ISL: shan. III
Pitts. IL: Trim, s; Utah Cons, 23N
RI;mdoah Z. sGcSS %Ss&sRR 1884 1928 l2
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
GUARD ABOUT
ALFONSO DOUBLED
Editor Of Anarchistic Newspaper
Admits Plot Against Kings Life
Outbreak Is Feared.

MADRID. May 25.-The guard
about King Alfonso's palace was
doubled today as a result OF informa-
ton obtained by the police or the ex-
istence OF a formidable anarchistic
plot against the king. A search or
the rooms Of Jose Tobareln, the an
arcbist killed Monday by the prema-
ture explosion OF a bomb, revealed the
plot
Tobarelli, known as Gallemayer,
was an active member OF band of
conspirators whom the police are now
trying to run down. The police believe
that Tobarelli was the first one chos.
en- TO attempt the kings assassina-
ton and that having failed. others OF
the band will now be chosen by lot.
The kings ministers have warned
him not TO appear In public unless ua-
der special guard.
BARCELONA, May 25.-All doubt as
to the existance. OF plot against tho
life OF King Alfonso was removed to.
day by an Official statement In Land
and Liberty, an anarchistic newspaper
that the recent bomb outrages, includ-
ing that in Madrid Monday were ar
ranged by anarchists. The editor or
the paper Is under arrest
The boldness OF the editor In admit
ting the plot Is considered indicative
of speedy revolutionary outbreak.
This city is the hot bed OF anarchists
and several demonstrations against
the government were held today.
Reinforcements for the local bar
racks are arriving and every precau-
ton Is being taken to prevent repi-
tition OF the outbreak OF last summer
when hundreds OF revolutionists were
killed.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
PRODUCE.

Strawberries were a little easier this
morning on more liberal receipts. The
fruit Is now coming from northern
Tennessee, Kentucky and Delaware.
The latter are in bushel crates. but are
arriving a little soft. Fresh vegetables
are working lower as the source OF
supply gets nearer home, Butter IS
steady at the advance. Receipts OF
poultry and dressed calves are only
fair, but the demand IL in proportion.
The egg market Is looking little
shaky. Receipts are about as large as
ever. but the storage season Is prac-
tically over and the consumptiye de-
mand Il not 50 large since the berry
season began.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported lot Inc Times Dy CarsOH,
Craig & Co.. May 25
Bulls In wheat have been making q
little fight this morning. They have
been helped considerably by lot Of
covering by shorts. Bull leaders in
Sept. wheat sold at opening and turn
ed buyers on break. Commission
houses picked up about all the wheat
offered around 9shc for July A lot
Of early selling by brokers was
thought to be for Phillips and Lich.
stein. The Armour people sold some
Sept and Dec. same time around bot
tom prices. Foreign news has not
been so bearish In months. Weather
In the northwest is a little too cool
for the spring crop.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
LIVE STOCK.
East nUFFALo-og.n,ss.

DunninR a stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO. N Y. May IS
Especial. l--Recelpts , cars. slow.
good 1900 to l,350-lb steers, E.25g
steer, ,,s best lac ,o l;sSG,l6 slipping
butcher. steers, s525qb.tS best iss
cows. $3.50 9s.76; fair to good cows. IS
q $50: common TO medium. do 81, 80 a.
heifers. t6.7596ss fair TO good. 10.
ts.So@s; best feeding steers ss.soGs:
medium to good, do. 1850 $50; stocs.
$3.50; Bologna bulls; sS9s.7t: thin
and springer t5SGs5 common 20
good, do. s25di5 each; mixers and
springers sold Collar or two per head
Hogs..Rsseipts as cars. lowe.;
pigs. slOl5.
Sheep and Lambs-Rsesipts % cara.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
-Inhales CAS- As Experiment. Oh,

NEW YORK. May 25.-Charles G.
Dickinson, twice president of the Car.
negie TrIlst Co. Is dead He was IN
from pneumonia and kidney disease.
and his death was fastened by inhal.
Ing deleterious gas In a laboratory
demonstration. He went to Scran-
ton last week TO see a demonstration
IN laboratory of chemical I'm
which he was interested financially
His weak body could not withstand
the effects of the gas.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
Woman Hound pead b. bed.

Mrs. Marie Daley. a widow, So years
Old. was found dead in bed, wednes-
6ay morning. In the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Alvfna Nicholson, No
$40 MichiRnn-ave. Coroner Bennett
Decided heart disease was the cause
..f1 Dhiley's mother died Ia the same
manner eiglf, years ago.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
BANKER FOUND GUILTY.
Plttsburo Man Misapplied $4,000
Aecompllee Also Convicted.

PITTSBURG. May 25.-Charles F..
Mullen. accused OF misapplying runns
OF the Farmers and Merchants Ma.
tional bank, Of Mount Pleasant
amounting to $4,000. and T.. H..
Steinman. accused OF aiding him. were
today found guilty by jury in the
federal district court. Mullen was the
bank cashier; Steinman was a promo.
for
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
PARoLED YOUTH IN TROUBLE.
Daniel Tewkesbury ls Again Accused
Of Theft.

Daniel Tewkesbury, 1S years old,
who was paroled recently by Judge
Phelan, was arrested again. Tuesday,
by Truant Oficer Jordan on a charge
Of stealing a bicycle. The boy-he IS
only lS-was convicted OF stealing
some tools from the Brush Runabout
Co. A fearful plea by his young wife
excited Judge Phelan's sympathy and
he paroled Tewkesbury.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
Quotations by Hayden. Stone e. Co.,
Oh Bid. (s) Sold. (x)Split.
TnI Enn

TOLEDO. o.. May 25.-wheat-Cash
anod May. Sl.lo; July, sI:Oo%; Sept.
$3.50. Corn-Cash and May, 6ohc;
July. 81 he; Sept, 62c. Oats-Cash and
May. 42ci July, 40kc; Sept, 37&c. Rye
No. 2, sic; No. 3. Use. Cloverseed--
Cash, $3.50. Oct and Dec, $6.42 n;
March, $3.50. Prime alsike. 81; Aug,
$40. Prime timothy, s2l5. Butter.
eggs and hay, unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26

ssss.s IAN rec fs tale
80. j staple q q ssc; eastss% cioshins.
sS0Sse; valley No. st0Sse Terri
um. staple. 626 csc; nne clothing, 600
s2c; nne medium clothing. esqssc; ~
Blood cS SSiissi SsGs PsHea tx
ira, CSC; me A. sO0szc; supers. %
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries. extras. CSC 10:
hrsts, 27c: dairy butter. 21c; packing
stock. 20c per 10.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included, 20c per doz. Receipts on
w Wednesday, Lbs cases.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
fu,CAco pponI,CE

CHICAGO, May 25.-Butter-Ex:ra
27hc; firsts, csc; dairy. extras. 26c
frsts. 26c Eggs-Prime irsts, 20c;
frsts Ice Cheese-Twins, l4614Hc !;
young Americas. I6d15hc. 1--we poul-
try-Fowls. lshc; ducks, lSc; geese.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 25.-Grain opening I:
May wheat opened at sl.os. and re-
mained the same the first Is minutes
OF trading; July was tseady with Sep
TENDER showing a slight decline. Corn
market opened easier. Oats also easier
with trade light Provisions sharply
lower at opening.
Noon-May wheat was up &C VITA
the other options unchanged. Com
showed slight variation. May oats
were up NC.
Close--May wheat closed aye higher.
July &c higher. September Nc higher.
Corn closed strong with May &c high
were up on all options. Provisions
weak with the close generally under
the opening The large receipts OF hogs
was the controlling factor.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
J0BBING PRICES.

,. s:%.ss cogarA APE fs1 s cans
.,snas9a g.. ssrn T.si. s..t a.,lt
dards. 81: soaked. So07oc. salmon
sockeye. tall $3.50: Nat. ~: ALASKA
mstces. sb0 Soc: snccotssh. ii0LiO
cefree Package eofree. ioo-ib. case.
sl4.26@7, delivered go.
coarse middIinss. sas; cracked core,
SGT; coarse corn meal. sa7: corn and
cats chop, ,st per ton; ;. 100,
belt; 1856; Ordinary. patents 'Sas =;
hoar. $50 per Dbl. "
seed. s1e; Diamond headlight kerosene.
enc: Perfection. Toe: Eocene. llc;
crown gasoline, 13c per gal: turpen-
tine in barrel %s. ss So per E sas fam
ily. s27soQ2s.so; medium. clear. sfe0
% smoked hams. In @1sc: dry salt
ed briskets. 16hc; shoulders. hhc;
In tierces. l4c: kettle rendered. lso
per ID.
troit Delray. Crosse Pointe. Highland
c cays North Dss.ot fSa s erSsts
ssGIs S; cut loaf loaf. 40: s cube. ss.ss;
dered. 1910: graduated extra coarse.
$3.50: do. fine in bulk. $50: do. 2-ib.
cartons. $500; do, Alb. cartons. 80: do,
s5ss; t do. BIB cart cartons. SIS: diamond
A, IS so; confectionery A. 1855: No. 1,
$40; No. 2. $40: No Z. 1855: No. !.
: :sss No So, ssss NO no , ssso; Mo- No. 49,
$3.50; No. IL. s5.25; No. IL. $3.50: No.
10, .s6.l5: No IL, s6.16: No. rs. tels;
Michigan granulated. $3.50: household
per case: household powdered. s-lb.
cartons. Is to case. $40 per case
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
GIVES HOME TO co-EDs.
Mrs. Tracy Meoresor Supplies Money
For Place IN Ann Arbor.

ANN ARBOR. May 25.-Mrs. Tracy
McGregor. OF Detroit, has given $l6,,
900 TO buy home for Is girl students
at the University OF Michigan.
The gift was made through the rec,
ommendation OF DR.. j. Leslie French
student pastor OF the Presbyterian
church here, and his wife. They real
lied the need OF place where the girl
members of the church could have q
place that would be home-like.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26

old brick residence at woodward ana
Charlotte-aves. to make way for the
large garage, ONCE and sales building
to be built by the United States Motor
Co. has been started and will be rush.
ed with all possible speed. The new
buildings will occupy the entire lot,
which measures 90xl9s feet, the three.
story front elevation to be flush win
the sidewalk.
Local lumbermen report q strong he.
mand for maple and oak. The call
for thick hard maple Is especially In
sistent, and some shipments are being
made from this seasons cut TO supply
the demand Ordinarily the lumber Ii
allowed to lie In the pile for several
months to season.
]. C. Ferguson, general agent here
for the Union Pacific and Southern
Pacific railroads. announces that the
LOS Angeles Limited" the electric
lighted train from Chicago to Los
Angeles, via the c. e. N. W.. Union
Pacific, and Salt Lake Route, will be
re-instated June IL, leaving Chicago
at 10 D. m. and arriving In Los
Angeles, 4:30 D. m. the third day This
train was discontinued about the first
of the year on account Of serious
washouts on the Salt Lake route.
The newly organized Stuart Com
mercial Car Co. has acquired the
plant OF the Cooperative Foundry Il
Machine Co. at Junction-ave. and the
Wabash railway. where 1t will engage
In the manufacture OF one and three
ton trucks. to sell for 81 800 and $4,000
respectively. The Stuart four-cylinder
engine. capable of developing 80 horse
POWER, will be used. The officers OF
the new company are: President
William M. Walker; vice-president. VI
B. O'Connor; treasurer, Alex. F. Walk
er; secretary, Johnson E. Stuart.
w. C.. Hurst. former chief clerk to
President and General Manager VII
liam Cptter, Of the Pere Marquette
railroad, has been appointed superin
tendent OF the north and south division
OF the c., H. & D., with headquarters
Ia Dayton, Ohio. The change tool
effect Monday. Mr.. Hurst entered the
railroad service as q water boy on the
st. Joseph division of the Missouri
Pacific lines OF the c., B. q @. He
was appointed to the position he has
Just vacated In June. 1908. A. E. Bad
ger, a clerk in the ONCE OF Mr.. Cottor
takes Mr.. Hurst's place as chief clerk
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26

AppIes--Fancy. sf64.5o: common. 81
Qs per bol: western box apples. sf.I'
B.sass.--Good shipping stock. ,i.so
Beans--Dried Lima. SIC per ID
CALIFORNIA; os.so per
Cauiisower--caiifornia. sfso0s per
Cabsase-New. ,2.soGa.7s per crate:
Cheese--Miehigan nat. late made. ~
90 Be- fa %sss iaTssS nof iS Sn
York State. 1s01sc: German cream.
brick. i70i7hc: schweitzer. domestic
block, ale: domestic loaf. asc; import
Cranberrfes--sS.6o0s per Dbl
Dates-Persian. sQsc h.: Fards. 20
Dressed Csive.-choice. lie per 10;
Figs-Imported new. li0i+e per ID:
California. s5c per bon.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumbers. hot
house gsssee Der head sSa Lettuce. sts%ss ny.
Ul:o9 per doz; radishes, long sc:
ou; parsley. Csc per dog; green beans.
coo basket: Florida tomatoes. $3.50 % >
ter cress, s925c bu: turnips, soc bu:
0 so gu .pnaeh 7Se e per Sa
paragus -tl.256I.5O. per box: green
rsas; sI7512 per bu: young onioas.
Grape Fruis-ss q S.So.per case.
Hay-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
,ots g. B. Detroit: No. ! timothy.
eloys1o nixs SS ,s taIsiay' ~. .,ss1
975o@s; wheat and oat straw. $500
Z Loose hay from farmers wagons
on the city markets ranged from als
0xo; an to quality. -.
s gre Ss: No. k sSii' sur ss.sf Il ss
green. loo; No. I, Murain. cured. se;
green. The; No. calf cured. leG: green;
calf ihc on No. /: horse hides. No. j.
$3.50; Ne Ne :, . ta;sO; sheep skins. as 20
He,sy-Fancy white. ls0 tic; am
Lemos.-caiiforn,s, uSs@se per Id
Lfnses-S1G1.2B per 100.
Mu.hreoms--1b06 oc per 10: :,
Nuts--walnpts. 1b0iec: almonds. II
Brazils. s0iOc: mixed nuts. lao lac pei
10: hickory nuts. shellbarks: 81. 20 q LIE
Onions--New Bermudas. - per crate;
Texas Bermudas. 81 per crate
0 Oss - California navsis' sH'sv
Pins.pples--Fioridas sl.s5@aSo per
dog, S3.z5@3.50 per crate
Potatoes--Car lots. bulk. 390zsS;
i.ss per Y Sa; n esr s Sa s $40 SS.
Pouftry-Broiiers. % acc; chickens;
l1@lsc; hens, lsci stays and OLD
ise; turkey. i iSaf HSsf Pc, i -. -
Strawberries-24-qua cases, $50
sweet Potatoes - illinois. y,.4o per
TaIIow-No. /. shs; No. 2. SIC ID