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The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
VEIL OF MYSTERY LIFTED
IN CHICAGO MANS DEATH
Woman Who Was Shot BY Millionaire
Before He Killed Himself
fs Identified.

CHICAGO, July 19.-The identity OF
the woman shot last Friday afternoon
BY Charles w. Rigdon, Just before ne
met death from bullet wound, said
70 be self-infiicted, was learned pos
1fively yesterday to be Mrs. Emma
Young, now residing in Evanston, and
ktep-daughter of an attache OF the
Norwegian embassy at Washington
The young woman known as Mary
Wilson, who was with Mrs. Young at
The time of the shooting, is Miss
Theresa Trojman, step-sister OF the
wounded woman, until three weeks
ago an inmate OF a convent near
Washington, ID. C.
The name of John c. Fetzer. mil
lionaire real estate man of this city,
was drawn more closely into the trag-
&dy by a statement OF Mrs. Young,
who declared that Rigdon had visited
the real estate Office two days before
che shooting. drawn revolver, and
threatened to kin Fetzer.
a complete confession of her iden-
tity and Of circumstances leading up
to the shooting was made by Mrs.
Young. She declared she had been in
the employ OF Rigdon as stock sales
man for the last six years. During
this time she made several trips with
him. visiting numerous cities of the
country. Her relationship with Rig
don recently had been severed, she
<ieclared, because OF his habits Of
drinking.
Rigdon Is charged by Inspector Law
In with having visited Mr.. Fetzer's
Office with the purpose Of killing the
real estate dealer and the woman, and
asserts that Fetzer was the real cause
or the shooting.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20

the way n picnic luncheon will be
served The return trip will take In
New Boston and Belleville, thence
north to Canton and into Detroit by
Michigan-ave. The particular piece or
road TO which attention Will be called
is the highway between Belleville and
Canton, which runs through a rich
farming section along the bank Of the
Huron river. and would make a flne
drive for automobiles IL properly i'm
proved. IL s. Earle, the highway COM
missioner, is in charge of the ex-
petition.
In accordance with his Intention an
nouncei some time ago, Charles Is.
Sawyer retired from his position as sec
Monday. After a short vacation he
will take up his new position with
williams Bros. The Board OF Com
merce has not yet appointed his sue
CaaqOT
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
RIFLE CLUB TO HOLD CONTEST.
Keen Rivalry Will Mark First Com
petitive Shoot Of Year.

The Detroit Rifle and Revolver club
will hold a shooting contest at the
state rife ranges next Saturday, COM
mencing at 80 p. m. The ranges
win be 200. 300 and 500 yards. The
first prize win consist OF the National
Rife association medal and a life
membership in the club. Several
other valuable prizes will be given by
the club. This contest will be or In
terest as IL will be the first time this
year that the members have come In
competition. A majority OF the mem
bers have been doing good work. and
rivalry will be keen both among the
members and between the members
and the clubs secretary. G. M. Ham
mond, who Is a member OF this years
state rifle team, which will represent
the state Of Michigan at the national
matches Mt Camp Perry in August.
Commencing July 20, the Michigan
National Guard, department. OF the
lakes and Michigan Rife association
matches will be held lasting to Aug.
g. Another crowd of about 500 is
looked for. A splendid opportunity
will be afforded civilian" riflemen in
the NJ. r. A. matches. at 200. 800. 500
and 600 Yards. on Aug. 3, as they will
be allowed to compete upon joining
the association and payment of 25c
for each entry, the entries being I'M
limited.
The new Expert Rifleman" button,
issued by the n. r. A. to those who
qualify under class c, has been re-
ceived by one of the. members. The
other buttons, "Marksman" and
"Sharpshooter," will soon be received
by some Of the others, who have near:
ly qualified.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
posroN CopPER SALES.

DETROIT, July l9-Boston copper
share sales OF July 18th. furnished by
HAYDEN, stone 4 Co: Adv, 80; AZ, 20:
Anal, 7.6S7. Am. Zinc. 102 Ariz c., so;
AtI.. 100; Bos & Corb.. so: Blu. & Bal,
500; Butte, $50; G. 4 A.; "a; G. 4 a.,
I2 c Range a7o; D. o W. al, i1S; 4d 3: q, r.
10; O. c.. 40; Hanc., $40; Hely., $50:
Ind. $40; |. Roy. .3ss; Kerr l. 215:
Lake, S.O1s; Las. 10; Mia. 90; Mich.
20. n. b., i.O75. n. l., 2l5; Glib, so.
shan, 2l0; Sup, 30: S. q b. 100; S. &
p. 100; Tam, So; Tenn 100; Trim 10;
Apex. $50; Ut. Con, 1926; Wet. loo;
Win 100. Wow, 80.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
GRAIN AMI PROVISIONS

DETROIT, July l9.-Close: Winter
wheat is being marketed quite freely In
the southwest, and some hedging sales
are being placed I'm the Chicago mar
ket. These, together with good deal
OF long wheat. and a little short sell
ing, were enough to weaken the mar
ket on Tuesday The bulls were not
greatly alarmed and called the decline
n natural reaction. but the bears be-
lieved Il was little more than that. as
prices In their opinion already more
than discount conditions. Added TO
this there was some rain In the north
west. South Dakota was partly wetted
down, and a great deal OF beneht IL eN-
pcCted To- result.
The present level OF prices Is proving
attractive 10 winter wheat farmers and
they are marketing the new crop on
liberal scale. At the opening Liver
pool was flrm and higher, and remained
high for the first half OF the session,
but later the weakness was felt there
and prices declined. Kansas City had
heavy wheat receipts.
The Detroit wheat market was weak
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
JUDGE SHOULD BE STERN.
George Carlisle, Candidate for Juven-
lie Judge, Gives His Views.

Sternness has just as much place in
Juvenile court work as kindness. Is
the opinion Of George II. Carlisle. the
Wayne circuit court stenographer who
has announced his candidacy for the
ONCE Ut associate probate Judge, in
charge OF the Juvenile division.
When a boy or girl gets so far in
his or her wrongdoing that the juven-
lie court has 10 step I'm, Il IL because
the tender methods of the parent, or
teacher or tIViant officer have proyed
futile" says Mr.. Carlisle. when A
boy faces tho juvenile Judge. the time
has come when he should be brought
20 a Relation OF the seriousness of
his position and of the consequences
which an application OF the law in
his case VIII bring Until he realizes
that. he is in no frame of mind 10 be
benefited by the kindness or forbear.
ance OF the Judge or to appreciate
such kindness and forbearance. Love
and kindness should always be in the
heart. but not or the lips of the iu
yenlle Judge.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
Wool.

LONDON. July 19.-The offerings at
the wool auction sales Monday
amounted to II ,790 bales, mainly cross.
breds. The wool was readily absorbed
at firm rates. Good merinos were
strong, but heavy scoureds were often
withdrawn. The sales follow: New
South Wales, 400 bales; greasy, Sd@
Is. Queensland. 600 bales; secured
Is Idols led; greasy, 7d@1s I'D
victoria, 1000 bales; secured, Is 3d@
Is 10 1.2d; greasy. 9d@1s IL d.
South Australia. 800 bales; greasy
g 1-261s Sd. West Australia. 100 bales
greasy, Z 1909 1-2d. New Zealand
5000 bales; secured, ls@2s I'D;
greasy, 1-4d61s I'd. Cape Of Coco
Hope and Natal. 1900 bales; secured
Is 3 1-2d62s I'D: greasy, G 1-2d@1s
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
REVOLUTION IS
NEAR IN TURKEY
Methods of Young Turks To Modern
ize Country Causes Unrest-Jails
of Constantinople Filled.

CoNSTANTINoPLE. July ia
revolution against the rule OF the
Young Turks is momentarily expected
in Turkey and strange as IL may seem,
the Turkish people are almost a unit
in praying for success for the reaction
aries.
IL was just two years ago that the
world was startled with the news
that the Young Turks had marched
into Constantinople, deposea Sultan
Abdul Hamid. placed his brother on
the Ottoman throne, and created q
form OF constitutional government with
parliament, but the mass OF the
Turkish people have come to reaii:e
that their lot has not been improved
by the change.
While the constitutional government
has swept away some OF the abuses
which marked the absolute MONARCHY
Il has brought down upon the Turkish
people more and greater abuses.
The parliamentary government OF
the Young Turks Is an empty Shell.
Martial law is still proclaimed in Con
stantinople, so that persons making
themselves politically objectionable TO
the leaders of the Young Turk move
ment can be arrested and thrown into
prison at will. The Young Turks have
exercised this power to the extreme
and Constantinople prisons are over
crowded with independent thinkers.
Those opposed to the Young Turks
committee are oppressed and mai
treated lust as badly as the Young
Turks themselves were treated by
the former sultan.
The people had grown to expect This
oppression from an absolute monarch
but II gals when used by the Young
Turks who promised freedom.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
DR.. y. |. HAMMOND DEAD.

NILES, Mich, July 19.-Dr. Henry
L. Hammond, millionaire mine owner
of this city, who died while en- route
from California to Niles. was born in
Connecticut Ga years ago and at one
time was exalted ruler of the Elks for
that state. The remains are expected
to arrive here today. DR.. Hammond
was accompanied by his wife and
Montgomery Ward and wife, OF Chi
cago. when death came.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20

Reported for The Times by Carson,
Craig a Co, July 10: wheat-Wheat
prices are now ruling about l a c under
the close OF yesterday for all the ac-
tive months. The very strong Liver
pool market was largely ignored. The
at the opening. There was consider
able liquidation by holders, similar to
that OF the last hour of yesterday. The
wheat at the decline Forecast Is for
cloudy and southeast winds, cooler
northwest. The most noticeable fea-
ture in the trade Is the absence OF ag-
gressive bull operations even at this
good break from high point OF yester-
day morning.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER MARKET-CIose.

,Ariz Cont I2f Ady Goc :; Bo : Ely Ely
Cop. Range, sea- DAILY. W. 50 Davis
D..ih; r. Butte. s%b First Nat, e !:
Frank, 9h: Gran. 30h Cir e@s Gold
tn: Ind, 10: Isle Roy, 10, Kerr, $:
Lar. 4; Lake, s1h; Moh- 4S4 Mich.
4: New. Cons, 1Sh; Nev. Utah, 81: n.
AL Raven, IL. Shan, GA: 8 Lake,
az SUP Cop. IS; Sup. & Bos., .7N Sup.
q pitts. 10; Tam, so; Utah Apex.
2 1915; Smelling, 3s%; Vulture, sh;
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20

ems II would crawl away. A day or
two ago Mrs. Robertson noticed sit
ting hen was of her nest and cack-
ling loudly. She walked TO the further
end of the house, where she found the
cause. The blacksnake had crawled
in the nest, routed the old hen and
had coiled around the eggs. Mrs.
Robertson ran out TO get stick 10
kill the reptile, but when she returned
IN was gone
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson,
Craig & Co, July Is: The stock mar
ket this morning was quiet, showing
some weakness. but no great selling
pressure was applied during the morn
ing session Some OF the better known
traders are OF the opinion that the
larger interests are steadily liquidat-
ing on all the hard spots, suspending
tbe .nressure when the stock market
weakens. There Is an absence of pub
lie Interest I'm the stock market. and
very unsatisfactory demand Tor ponds
sales TO noon were only l2s.500 shares.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20

For minor stains on the fingers
lemon juice is helpful. Run ends Of
Ringers into half cut lemon. Toma-
toes will also remove stains, especial
4 III those OF pairing potatoes or other
slight dsscoIorations. A tomato is a
Mhitener and softens the hands.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
BAY STATE GAS WAS
ADVERTISED WELL


Somebody for them and
advertise and took unique
of sold he had
her interest n
AFFAIR from all
accomplish all promoters expected OF
a
intended to sell
but in
its the particularly lawson and let him
profits would
the stockholders the pool would
have them
thing been prohibited by law in several his
consistently
that investigation made by the police The reason why
which provide the fund for speculation The
frankly contributions
s Boston curb
but there activity it. do not believe that the Standard
feared that would
however becoming
publicity Wall methods
public
s was a AZ
Remedy" did effcacious.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
ABOUT TO BE HANGED,
SELLS HIS BODY FOR $50
II Spending the Money for Good
Things to Eat and Smoke
Before He Dies.

FORT MADISON, Ia, July 49,
With less than a month to live John
Jurkin, the convicted Ottumwa negro
who killed Clara Rosen, and who is
70 be hanged at the state penitentiary,
has just sold his dead body to Prof.
n. j. III. Hoove. professor OF anatomy
Of Drake university, Des Moines.
II Is said that Jurkin received So
Tor his body. During the few remain
Ing days that he has to live Jurkin
IS spending the money for such good
things 70 eat and smoke as the rules
of the prison will allow.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries. extras. 2sc ID;
frsts. 27c; dairy butter 22c; packing
stock. ale per Id.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. lziac per dozen. Receipts on
Tuesday, 9l7 cases.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
Snake plsplaces sitting Hen.

NASHVILLE. Ind, July 19.-For
several days Mrs. Thomas Robertson,
of Belmont, has noticed a blacksnake
crawling around her chicken house,
and when she went to feed the chick
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
Markets and Finance

from start to fnish and closed with a
loss OF ne In cash, 2hc In July. lac
In september. and lhe In December
Wheat Suotstions@csss 10. 2 red.
N.osn July opened with a loss OF iAc
at ti.09h. and declined 20 si.o7h; Sep
to si'o7S: peee%bsr S opened "S at si.iSH.
and a. ds declined TO siosh No. ! white
y Coarse grain quotations; coTn-.ca: 81,
sshc; No. white. sec
Standard. 47hc; To arrive. ! car at
4sS; sepsembsr. iSc: No, 8 white. i1s, .
N0 sssnsmcs sslos 'a.sI; October 'a'0s'
cioverseed-Prime spot, sJas: octo-
Timothy seed-Prime spot, 40 bags
Receipts in the Detroit market Tues
day. included 450 bbls OF -four. car or
drawals were 1874 bu OF corn. Stocks
are 1924 bu of wheat, il9.1I9 bu or
corn. 1883 bu OF oats, and 4S7 bu OF
Wheat In Liverpool closed AQSd
lower
Receipts or wheat Tuesday: Kansas
City, ~ cars. against l52 year ago:
Duluth and Minneapolis, 223, against
30; Winnipeg. 27S cars. against 9s
Stocks OF wheat in Minneapolis de-
Wheat receipts at primary points
Tuesday, $4,000 blu; year ago 42S'ooO
bu.
Exports of wheat and flour Tuesday.
1900 bu.
Worlds wheat visible supply. 5,s25,-
900 bu decrease.
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO. o., July l9.--Wheat-Cash,
s107 July. sl,06S; Sept sl.O6% {;
Dec. $i.os%; May, H.l1A; Corn
Cash. Gao; July, GSAc; Sept. So re: Dec,
59c; May, cir Oats--Cash. AZ &c,
July. 43hc; Sept. 39hc; Dec, 40& &c;
May. 42Tsc c. Rye-No. 2, 77c; No. 3, 7ic.
Cloverseed--CashO Oct, Dec, and March
$3.50 Alsike-Prime, $3.50; Aug.
1855. Timothy-Prime and Aug, $3.50;
Sept. $2.5o. Butter. eggs and hay, I'M
changed.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. July l9.-Dec. wheat
opened sc higher but heavy offerings
caused July 10 open lc below yester-
days close. and Sept. sc below. July
corn opened &c lower. Sept. &c high
err and Dee. Ac higher. July oats "a
oliver, and Sept. and Dec. n lower.
Provisions slow.
Noon-July wheat was u C lower than
opening; Sept and Dec. each &c lower.
July corn was steady. Sept. Ac lower,
and Dec. sc lower. July and Sept.
oats each were &c higher, while Dec.
was sc higher.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20

AppIe.-New. sI.75 per hamper.
Rnnnnns--Good shipping stock. $50
GS25O. according to quality.
R-Rns-Drled Lima. 5hc per ID.
black berries - Lawtons, $1.5041.7b
per loot. case.
Celery-Home- grown, i0c9s1 doz;
Kalamazoo, 100 30c per doc.
Cnuiinover-S1.25 per bu.
CabbHxe-$i 30 Oils per Dbl
CherrIes--$4 " 4.56 per bu.
Currant--Cherry currants, s3G $50;
common, $3.50 q 2.75 per bu-
Cheese Michigan fats. new. 1b4 lSc:
old, lSc: York state, new, lie: old. ~
q 2Oc: LiTnburgcT, new, TN DISC; old.
1914 Disc. brick. 1914 nc; domestic
SWISS, new, 81 22c: old. 24@2bc; I'M
ported Swiss 2Sa30c per ID.
Dntes--Persian. 5Q6c per Id: Fards,
s@sIac per lb.
Dressed CaIvcs-Choice. IL a 11hc per
ID; common. ga Zoe per ID.
FiR--Impcrte1. new, 1l414c per 10;
California, S5c per box.
Fresh observation-disclosures hot
house. zoe per dozen; lettuce, hot
house. IS a 40c per bu-Aead lettuce, 90
q 7cc per bu; radlshes. round, loo per
doz; wax beans. si.Tsz2 per bu: pars-
ley, 2oI 25c doz: green beans. t,sOW
rs hamper; green peppers. ~ so crate:
tomatoes s12Sm1.50 per 4-basket
crate, acc per basket. water cress. 10
q s5c bu; turnIps, 9Oc bu; spinach. $50
sec bu; green peas. Si.26 Der blu: young
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

The Board OF Commerce has sent OUT
Invitations for a good roads automo-
bile trip on Thursday, to start at 10 a.
IN. The object of the trip is TO show
what In needed In the way OF good
roads around Detroit. The route VIII
be along the River-rd. TO Wyandotte,
then out to lockwood. from lockwood
the trip heads for Flat Rock, ana on
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
LIVE STOCK
EAST BUFFALO-OpcBin
,,nutuy a stevens, Live Stack RepoI

EAST BUFFALO. N Z, July IL
Cattle-Receipts 10 cars, dull
as: good a;d'J prime a'V zoo to i.s5o-pound
steers, s7.25@7.so; best LOO to 1900
pound shipping steers, $3.50 a 7.2s; me-
dunn butcher steers 1000 to LOO
s5@5.4o; best fat cows. s5.25 a 5.75; fair
to good cows, S+.25m4.75; common to
medium. do. s3g375: best fat heifers.
to good, do. s425G5; stock heifers.
$S.5093.75; best feeding steers. $4,000
49, medium sm to good. Don 90; st@t ssSi
bulls, s5.25@550; bologna bulls. s41
$50: light thin bulls. $1,000; best
mixers and springers. S5oT6O each:
common 10 good, do, $30MI0
The good cows were s2a3 higher to-
day: common cows, steady.
Hogs-Recelpts cars. steady: heavy.
50; mediums. $3.50; Workers. $500
sheep and Lambs---Receipts cars,
steady: best lambs, S7m7.25; yearlings,
s5mG: wethers s595l5; ewes. sac I.25.
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO. n. ", July 10
The market closed with the following
changes: Cattle-Receipts 70. steady.
Calves-Receipts %. active and steady;
Iambs--Receipts 400. slow, steady;
choice lambs, s6.50m7; Gull to fair, $50
8; ysar!ings, s5.50@s; sheep. s3g5.25:
STEADY; Yorkers, ssSs5Gs.So; pigs. $3.50
1880; mixed, $500 9.25; heavies, 50;
roughs. $500 7.65: stays, S6.5oQ7.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July l9.--Hogs-Receipts
1900, steady; light. ss.65 09; mixed,
ss.2SaS.4O: pigs, ss.S0qs. Cattle-Re-
ceipts 5000, market weak; beeves. So 20
uS.50: Texans, s4.10@6.50; western, SIS
sp7; stockers and feeders. S3.6OG5.7O:
cows and heifers, s2.65 6I6.75: calves.
s675GS $50. Sheep and Lambs--Re
ceipts 10000, steady; native. $500 a.;
western, s2.35Q4; lambs, native. s4.25
aG.65; western, $4@G75
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, o.. july 19.--Hogs-
Receipts 1900. steady; mediums and
heavies $3.50. workers., Sg15; pigs and
lights. $500 80. Cattle-Receipts
ceipts cars. top, 1925. Calves--Re-
ceipts 800: top. $y.G5.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
PRODUCE.

SO far as price changes are concerned
the product market was unchanged this
morning The Elgin butter market
failed to advance as was expected.
Poultry was in abundant supply, and
no better than steady i'm tone. Eggs
are easy. Peaches were in good supply
and active demand. Blackberries were
a little scarce, but otherwise the berry
supply was good, and prices steadily
maintained
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
JOINING PRICES.

e. G.sn ssans sG DID sSSsS &
. .iaaasSa s SSrnT ssis Seess NAM
ards. 81: soaked. So@7o Salmon
s SsSs, y,i7S Sai Alsss sS pi max dis To
M, toes. 4sg soc; succotash. 81 0llo per
doz.
F~ed-Bran. s2s: nne middlings. s27;
s9arse middilnss I' sa raeke corn eS ann
Fiour@Michissn patents. in wood.
sss, ssiS Srd elsa ,eS per 6S
Oil.-Raw iinseed. s2c; boiled lin
BE- PersseiiOn ,sfo:: g EGeens 1ns IlES;
In barrel lots. csc per gal
Proyisions-Mess pork. s25; family.
s2sq27; medium, clear. $50 q $3.50;
brisfets, 1910; shoulders. l4Hcs picnic
tierces. Is c: Kettle rendered, itSc 10
W. ii. Edgar & Son. The retail price
list for Detroit. Delray. Crosse Pointe.
Highland Park, North Detroit and
easfs n taSis. sS e Sem ioSf $3.50
cubes. s5.s5; xxx powdered. ss.o5:
standard powdered. IS: graduated, tx
do. lib cartons. $3.50: do. alb cartons.
cartons, 1915: do, 25-ib cartons. 1856;
diamond A. $50; confectioners' A.
s5.55; No. I. $3.50; No. 2, $3.50: No. 3,
$5.55; No. 81. $3.50; No, 3. S5.45; No. q.
$40: No. I. s5.S5; No. S. $3.50: No. 3,
S5.25: No 10. $3.50; No II, $5.l5: No.
IL. $50; No. 10. s5.Os: No. IA. $685.:
No. Is. s5.o5; Michigan granulated
tons, as to case, 1915 per case; house
hold powdered. 5-lb cartons, is to case.
1910 per case.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20

csiiiersis Fspit--Pears ,s.as pc!
pl9ms. si.so9s.2S per box; grapes. ss.'s
Gessessrrie.-ssso@s per bu.
Hsy-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for balsd hay In car
s'Gi's.ioS,s; Il No. Ds'II ssme, nv nsSisSS:
clover. mixed. sisWls.5o: rye straw.
375oWs; wheat and oat straw. $500
the L eiey markets asH s ranged from siso "a.
Bides-No. cured hides. SC: No. I
green hides. .7he: No. cured butts. sci
kip. Toe: No, green veal kip. &c:
mnrrain. &c; No i cured calf. lac; No.
s s5se No. cal. ,o ass S hid sSsss Mes
tsiiow. eye: No. . taiiow. bxo: sheep
skin. as 20 amount wool. so9soc; No.
hide. ie on; No KIP ELF Ne! is sSs or.
lao lac; extracted, 70sc per Id.
Huckleberrtes-34 per bu.
Lemons--california. sos per box;
Messinas. s6.SoQI per box.
Melons-Rocky Fords. s505.6o case:
watermelons. 30940c each.
Mashrooms--i60s oc per 10.
oraaxe.--esiifornia Vaiencias. ss.7S
Pineappies-Fioridas. ss.5od4 crate.
.Sss ssss crstss ssa ssssei su.hss $40
rotatoes--New southern. sis6@s per
PouItry-BroiIers, l7Q1sc: hens. 10 a
lac: old roosters, l0G1 lie: ducks, 10
e. 1sc; geese, lee: turkeys, lIWlsc 10,
Raspserrie.-Red. s4@4So per bu;
o'a Iaiio seygiis Per i No. sSe ID
wooi-Medium unwashed, isY2ic;
fine unwashed. itQiec per ib.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
CHICAGO PROnuCE.

CHICAGO. July Neutrality-suspicious.
2Sc firsts. CSC; dairy, extras, 26c; firsts
24c. EgRs-Prime hrsts. lie: frsts, Is
Chese-Twins. 15Il5hc; young Amer
icas l5h m16c. Live poultry--Fowls
l5c: ducks, 13c: gese, sQ10c.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
IDON'T HOLD
CROWN RESERVE


gotten
Of the out
II from
speculative excitement
will be asnecu andno a dividend business
when the
profits
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20

a ht
with his ads
90 be
else out OF business but they see"
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
steamer eroward Runs Aground.

The steamer A. q. Broward U, ,.
TRANSPORTATION Co. Cleveland, went
aground on the south shoal, Lake Erie,
at midnight Monday night She has a
cargo of coal, which will be lightered'
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20

Job Printing done right. Time.
Printing CO., rs John R.-sI Call Main
ii9S. or City 33Ss.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20


pcesW would Il
selling for ~ az
the
oGa nd won 10
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
ADVICE TO INVESTORS

Tim
% be
Fnanes care o. pss TINES TS nopssd not s
II withheld
eon ~ will be nvestsatsd)
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20

In my opinion Crown Reserve will
never pay dividends TO the share
holders equal In amount TO the selling
price OF the stock. There Is not
.enoueh chance of profit TO make IL
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20

Bay State gas has dropped into
along with most of the other
Lawson schemes for the simple rea-
son that there is no more money to
-. ..a,.n..tsi,>., I'M, The uawena mars
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
LOCAL SToCKl
Rank and Trust Cos.

Official quotations. Detroit Brokers
association:
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
CuIc,Go CRAIN LETTER.

OBJ Bid. (s)sold. CDsplit.