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LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUrFALo-opeu,ns.

EAST BUFFALo. y Y. June Is.
sBssa ,sbs to- Pso Sa. .;.s slsw
$3.50 s; best i.ioo to i.2oo-iS shipping
300 10 H.. sufi sst s stssrs
err steers. 3595.5o; best fat cows, SEQ
so; fair to good COWS; $1,000;
ers. sS.76gs.5o: fair to good. do. IS. rs .
:ssSk hsssf 'g .aiSm best e. s sSsd
So best Suiis. s' ssSsss: al boiosn ns bulls g
Sl750525: light thin bulls. S3.S0QI.25
ssss common and to rs sSdin Ss
Hogs-Receipts Is cars, slow heavy.
$3.50 $3.50; workers.. sssoGs7o; piss.
slo~ :'s Spring ng lambs. ,s.ssas.so:' years Sas
iinss. .$7gLe5: wethers. s5.25Qe,7s;
ewes ::.,ggaaso
EAST BUFFALO-C1ose.
The market closed with the foiiowins
s sisaay prime Steers ;sSgs sS S%
grades. s.. SO Otis CafvesGRecelpts
100. slow. 2Sc lower; common to choice.
ssiS,s & s sswp s sed oMeT enais.
yeariinss. .Sss@sso; sheep. ,sSs.:s.
a 81 nF: 2S9o mixed s5ke
heavies, 1885; roughs, SS.25 q Sos.
stays. S7.50g7.75.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June 1s.-Cattie-Receipts
;So ssaady S sesyss $50 g7s
ers and feeders. $4,000 $40; cows and
heifers. s2.75Gs.so; calves, ss.5oQs
light, 3s.3oQs.55 heavy. ss.20gsSo;
light, Ss.306955; rough. Ss05G 80:
pigs. S9.05Q9.+o. Sheep and Lambs
5.s5: western, $3.50 a 500: lambs. ma
tives, s5.50@s15: western. S6Gs.25.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, o.. June Is.-Hoxs-
Receipts 1900, steady to sc lower; me-
workers.. 1850; pigs and lights So ~.
Cattle-Receipts cars, slow and
weak. Lambs-Receipts cars; springs >,
$3.50 top. Calves-Receipts 100 head
- TOD.
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DIED.

i6. Carrie e. wife OF
William r. Abrams Funeral Mon.
H ioTs. "s 81 & 4 BROS '''-
BoURKE--Junc II. at his residence. 70
Joseph campau-ave.. John 8, below
ed brother OF Mary and Margaret
Bourke Mrs. Anna Fitzeerald and
Mrs James Mailman. Fuieral Non.
day at $3.50 a. m. from residence and
at . o'clock at Our Lad. of Help
church.
FERNLEY-June IS. 1910. Robert. at
residence. IT'S woodbridgest east
Father OF Ralph Fernley. Notice of
funeral hereafter. Toronb papers
please copy.
Observation-Disclosures aged s. years.
7ss Van Dyke-ave.. beloved husband
OF Anna Goldsmith and faher Of
Mrs. William Werner. Joht Gold
smith. Mrs. X. r. stamm, ars J.
smith and Paul Goldsmith. ,pneral
from residence Monday. June At
a. m. and o'clock at Our lsdy OF
Sorrow church. corner Berif and
Medium.
KITTENDoRF-June II. 1910. William,
Carolina Kittendorf. father ofFred
Kittendorf and Mrs. Leo FriskSFu-
neral from residence. 1898 Military
ave. Monday mt p. m.
PRAGERT--June Is. 1910. at resitneo
OF his daughter. 32e Cleveiantst.
ed father OF Mrs Bertha c. Pono.
Mrs Matznick. Mrs Hartz. Ferdinnd
and. Herman Pragert. Funeral nm
the late residence Monday afternon
at o'clock. Interment at Gernn
Lutheran cemetery
SCHULTE--Mary Anna, aged rs yes.
relict OF the late Joseph Schulz
mother OF Mrs. c. Lingemann. Nj.
Caspar Snitgen and Sister Raymund
OF st. Louis, Mo. Funeral from res res
90 at $40 and St Mary's church a
. o'clock. Please omt flowers. y
wOODRrFF-Junei Is. 1910, at his resi-
dence. 27s Hudson-eve.. William Taft
beloved husband OF Matte woodruff
Funeral Monday afternoon at p. m
COLLINS - At her Tssidenee; sl !,
the late Dennis Collins. and mother
OF Mrs Fred Lehman. OF Cincinnati
and Ella Collin. Funeral Monday
from residence at $3.50 a. m, and '
o'clock at SIS Peter and Paufs cath
edral
GRAvEs-June Is. 1910. at his daugh.
ter's residence, Mrs. II. I. Lacy. A3i
Chainplain-st. Nelson. aged so years
Burial at Klnmundy. Ill
LANIELLE--June II. Mary. beloved
wife OF August Lanielle. aged IS
years. tunerAl from rtsiuence OF net
niece. Mrs. Nlvelle. 1907 Champlain.
st. Notice of time later.
McGLYNN--Mary, widow OF the late
Michael McGlynn. and mother OF Mrs
J. r.. Cowlcs. Mrs. Geo. Wilder. Mrs
Agnes Hickey. Mrs. J. r. Lewellyn,
Marsaret Bessie and Joseph Nc
Glynn. Funeral Monday from % VIM
der-st. at $50 a. m, and SIS Peter
and Paul's cathedral at 10 o'clock.
MUELLER~Jure II. Eva. aged IS
years. widow OF the late Peter Muel-
Ter and mother OF John Muelltr. Mrs.
Joseph Loewen, Mrs. John 3ocrder
and " Mueller. Funeral noticn later.
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CLARA WARD Cast
OFF IN PARIS BY
HUSBAND NO. 5
ssHandsomest Man of Naples" Deserts
Detroit Girl and Adds Another
Chapter To Her Sombee Ro-
mances-Sobs For Return.
Re Accused Her of Intrigue With
Family Butler, But She
Denies Accusation.

PARIS, June ls.--Another chapter
a the somber romances OF the once
beautiful Clara Ward, Of Detroit. was
revealed here today when the woman,
now the wife OF Peppino Ricciardi, OF
Naples, made known that she had been
deserted ~ her husband who accused
her Of IN intrigue with the family
butler.
R1ooaardi was known as the hand
sumest man In Naples" He married
Ais wife shortly after her desertion
~ the gypsy violist Rigo, for love
a whom abe deserted her first hus'
hand. Prince Chimay. and became a
social outcast II is reported that
RiociArdi has made absolutely no pro-
yislon for his wife though he is a man
q considerable wealth.
oagnora Ricciardi received the
united Press correspondent today and
10 h1ms protested her Innocence OF the
AhnagDsmade against her by her hus-
hnnG these Neapolitians are 80
;3soapus." ne s1olaimed with dramatic
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Rebecca Beard. 10 years. ?51 Twen-
ty-fifth: ncphritis.
James n. Haven. So years, Wyan-
dotte, Mich; anaemia.
John J. yelling. - years. 2o7 Eliot;
cysentery
Albert Heck!nger. months. s4S
Willis E.; convulsions.
Jacob I-axarus. 81 years, 1871 J.fv-
ingston: hemiplegia.
Thomas G. Stokes. 81 years, 2I1 Or
leans; mitral insufnciency
John r. Alexander. 81 years. +39 Lc-
fayette; alcoholic cirrhosis.
Charlotte Prcuss. rs years. ass
Krupp; nephritis.
Edward {. Hamilton. 1 year. es Th,r-
ty-third; convulsions
James Farrell. 90 years. Sisters OF
the Poor; obstruction of bowels.
Stanley Kopidlowski, IL months. ia
Leland; whoopfng cough.
Gilbert Patrick, 3 months. House OF
Providcnce: malnutrition.
Peter Ensei. 81 years, sae 81. Aubin
Victor Reno. IS years. $50 Dubois;
Dennis Collins. Sc years. sso Per-
ter; heart disease.
Eveiine Barsa. month. fo1 Toledo;
Anna Tatsr. 9 years. 80 LOCKWOOD
tuberculosis.
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MAKE STRONG PROTEST
AGAINST NEwELL'S REMOVAL
Minority Members OF Senate Commit
tee on Ki''tsiy Affairs Take De
Ciave Action.


wASHINGlO ON, June IS.-vigorous
protest eg. AZ IT The bi.. TO Increase the
membership of Tie Army engineer
Corps and tn give the president au
therity 10 si,pplant r. II. Newell, chiei
" the reclamation service with al
army engineer, was made by minor
ity OF the senate committee ON mill
tary AFFAIRS yesterday. The report
says in part:
This bill would increase the corps
by sixty officers. nearly all In the high
er grades, and add $3.50, 900 to the pay
roll. The total increase In govern
ment expenses would be over $500.
600 a year.
IT the increase asked Tor Ia to pu
the construction of irrigation works
in the west under the supervision o.
| army officers. we believe the plan an
unwise one. We believe II 10 be nc
part OF the work OF the army to be
engaged In digging bitches.
THE majority of engineers In the
reclamation service are young men
paid from SIS to $3.50 a month and
to add the salaries Of the highly-paid
army ofiicers would put heavy bur
den upon the settlers.
I'VE doubt the widow wisdom OF
putting. army. officers incompetitiou
with civil engineers on works not In
the legitimate scope Of army super
vision"
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BIRTHS.

GIRLS
Joseph Schowinski. $50 Frederick.
Gustave Radke. IFS Forest.
Eugene Young, 6sl Third
Frank visconti. s55 wilkins.
John Fuke, 1889 Lafayette.
Hector Macintosh 1852 Russell.
9. LiefeIdt. Sci Arndt
Edwin Barton, sos Holden.
george yancycle. 237 Harrington.
Geinrdi Rs s1%sT 5 5si ST He joseph.
Melvin Woods. 2el Fort.
Alois Hugelier. 1452 st. Paul.
Lee Keller. 1874 Second.
Joseph Niemiec. 1914 Campbell
Charles Bailey. 205 Trumbull.
William Sebieck. 81 Thirty fourth
Ates Berg. IS Scott
Walter Drew, 194 Richmond.
Dennis Dowd. 2&1 Bagg.
Ludwig Pylocki, 400 Stopel.
Frank Grabowski. 91s Riopelle.
Otto WrobeI, 731 vinewood
Jules Primeau. 40 Hammond.
BOYS.
Joseph Platti. I16 ST. Joseph.
George Riddle, 80 Ninth.
James Parr. 2e4 Park.
Oscar Gattesieben, Grace hospital
William Luscomb. 41o Avery.
Walter Walter Cola So,ani 1Iy SsS Wspdail
Alfred Durocher. $50 Franklin.
Fred Preuss. So Blackstone.
Gustave Hoppe. 1899 Michigan.
Charles Janis. 266 Brandon.
Charles Weber. 40 Clinton.
Seaton Campbell, 1909 Howard.
Jake Grossman. sos Alfred.
John Hockstadt. s37 Scotch.
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effect. Il was never guilty Of any
misconduct with our butler, but

effect. Il was never guilty OF any
misconduct with our butler, but l
couldn't convince Peppino."
Here the woman broke into tears
and SEEKING q picture OF her husband
from her dresser, she kissed II fervid-
Iy. ooh, he was such handsome
mar, she continued in a paroxysm OF
grief ssRags never touched my heart
like Neppino did admired Rigo. but
loved Peppdno with. all my. heart.
.Peppino made me dye my hair
black. would have done anything
for him. knew trouble was brewing
for me, for the day before he left me
broke two mirrors I have written to
him but he refuses to answer my let
tiers. II he continues to ignore me.
1 viii marry again for-I can't remain
alone. Nobody. can. understand me
for I'm not like other people. | sim
ply must have companionship."
Rise. the former gypsy husband. IS
now IN the western part Of the United
States conducting band. He. ran
away with woman In America after
deserving HIS wife and THIS woman Is
now being sued Tor divorce.
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BOSTON CoPPER LETTER.

Reported for The. Times by Hayden.
Stone e. CO.. June IS: The Boston cop
Slightly better demand owing to tho
Improvement In the London copper
metal market over the holiday yester-
against a closing Of sou. North Butte
Was not traded in Wednesday, and sol
this morning at 81, gain of II over
previous last sale. Superior Copper got
up as high as a., which IL an improve
ment of az. The demand for LAKE
carried the price up to So, which 10 n
higher The entire list 10 strong and
showing a better undertone, although
art from being active. Other Depart
ments of the market are. ruling very
quiet with the tendency slightly easier.
United Fruit. Shoe and Amer. Tele-
phone show small declines
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CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson,
Craig 4 Co, June Is: Wheat-After
a decidedly unsettled market for the
saturday session. the July contracts
closed at about nc net loss. September
being a fraction Tower and the Deccm-
Der a little better than nc under the
close yesterday. The action OF prices
appears To warrant the conclusion tEat
the July price may I'm the near future
work back to the September level under
selling pressure from the new winter
crop while the later months will be
more susceptible 10 damage reports II
they come from the spring wheat coun
try at any time during the next SO
days. The market started of with an
upward rush this morning. There was
little recovery In prices the last hour
Reported for The Times by Carson.
Craig q Co, June Is: Coppers-A FAIR
number OF buying orders had accuinu-
lated over the holiday In the local na.
ket and prices were hrm all through
out the FIRST hour. Lake was especially
strong. with very little stock offered.
During the last hour, the entire New
York list advanced sharply. the short
interests finding stocks scarce and their
position difficult to maintain. The safe
return OF ex-President Roosevelt was
used by the bull traders as an argu-
ment for buying stocks on the theory
that he will materially aid the Repaid
lican party In campaign next fall and
that any resumption In activity IN
stock market must necessarily be on
the upside.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. June 1850 a. M
Early dope and the weather map were
In favor Of higher prices In wheat and and
map showed clear weather where rains
are needed to save the spring wheat
crop. at the same time kan , nad
vesting in the southwest:
A little later the bulitshness was
changed TO bearishness by wire from
Snow saying that Dakota had an abun..
dant rain and the promise OF more. and
that the weather was much cooler.
This started q selling movement among
holders that resulted In sharp break
in prices. The bull side OF the market
had been gaining followers and the
public appeared ready to get into the
game as buyers IN fact, an increase nSsn I'm IN
break came.
Everything in the way Of values de-
ponds on the northwestern weather.
and their absence good advance.
Winter wheat harvesting Is making
good progress and reports from va
outlook is much better than 1t was a
couple OF weeks ago.
The market advanced and declined
according to northwestern news. and
at the closing prices of Friday. The
northwest was heavy seller or Wheas
in Chicago. Corn lost A3hc. and
wheat quotations--Cash No. red.
1905. July opened with an advance of
nc at ss%c. moved up to 49,.
to oSssa a With c sn ADVANCE
ssSses.' and fe Closed s"s a ss*e; pecsmseS
opened at &c. touched s!he; and de-
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
No. z. sac; No, 2 yellow, car at sage;
,.S S.s sSs NO s ssa ct ass !, see sY
Bssn...cs.h. sa,sS; october. 1905
asked; November; g. .s-,. o.,o.
Der, $3.50: March. $3.50.
Receipt. in the DETROIT market, on Of,
Saturday. included 1 car Of wheat. Ok
500 bu of wheat. Stocks are lss.tlt
b uof wheat. i73. al bu Of corn, 1s.o3i
bu OF oats. and I.s4i bu of rye. y.
c. whss ss rssep' yss1 ssc
against 2: 81. Louis. 10000 Blu. agains 81
5000 bu: Kansas City. $500 oou. against
Estimated worlds exports OF wheat
this week, 100000 blu: week ago. g.
$4,000 bu; year ago. s,s32,o0o bu ooo
bu. against $4,000 bu year ago.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. Ohio. June ls.--wheat-
ssKc: June. Si.o2. Corn---cash. sohc;
July. sohc; Sept, sohc; Dec, 6sKc;
May. coo. Oats-Cash. 4oc: July. soc:
Rye-No. 2. Tee. No. 3. Tsc. Cloverseed
Cash. $3.50; Sept. and Oct, Sde2h
March. sss7h. Alsike-Prime. l1.05;
Aug. $40. Timothy-Prime. e2.16.
Butter. eggs and hay-Unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. June ls--Opening: Wheat
opened excited. July MONO higher.
September &c higher. and Deccm Der
Nc higher. Corn was strong. showing
Nc. Provisions slightly advanced.
close-The wheat market has been OF
the hystsrical weather sort all day. ad-
vancing In the morning q few points
&C lower. Sept &c lower and Dec. &c
lower. Corn followed wheat, July and
Sept: closing NC lower. Oats remain
Cd the same. except Dec. which show
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CASHIER IB ARRESTED.
PiafnwelI Man Is Charged With Max
Y Inc False Reports

PLAINWELL, Mich, June 1S.--A. 1.
Shepard, former cashier of the de-
.xunct Citizens Savings bank, who was
arrested Friday Afternoon by Constable
Brott, of Allegan, was taken to that
place for arraignment He pleaded
not guilty and was released on $1,000
ball
The specific charge against Shepard
II q violation OF the state banking
laws by making false reports to the
state banking department The war
rant was issued by Banking Commits
sioner Zimmerman. The sum named
IN the complaint Is $10.101 and the Of
tense Is cited as having occurred
March 20 last. The maximum penalty
IN case OF conviction Is 20 years I'M
prisonment.
Mr.. Zimmerman stated that the
bank viii probably resume business
under the old firm name.
II Is alleged that Shepard invested
10e, 900 of the banks funds IN lands In
Toxas without the knowledge OF any
member OF the board OF directors of
the institution.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20
Cur In Freight on salt Coos.

The Delray Salt CO. has scored an
important victory in It's controversy
with the railroads over freight rates.
When the interstate commerce com
mission recently granted the company
a reduction In rates to eastern points.
amounting to. about 20 per cent. the
Michigan Central and several other
roads asked for q rehearing. Friday.
Joseph p. Tracy. vice-president OF the
salt company. received notice that a
rehearing had been denied, and that
the commission has ordered the rail-
roads to put the reduced rate into
effect July Is.
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WASHINGTON, June 1S.-Fred IT.
land. formerly OF Detroit, and chief OF
@he corps OF reporters OF the oficlal
debates In the house, has been SCI
looted one of the four stenographers
10 report the proceedings :. at
no Hague tribunal invciving the
6etflement OF the Newfoundland fish
cries case. Mr.. Irland will leave for
The Haeue a. soon an congress ad-
>oorno. and viii not return to this
country until late IN September. after
~ cpmp1o<ion OF HIS duties.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20

RstseeH Vincent 20 years. zee Ma
v,ols Troy. 50 years. s0 vsrmonst
Raymond Blot. . month"; sTi Fort
W.; abscsss OF bowels.
william RsshtO9. g years. D. Aary's
hospital; typheid fever.
othslis starks. . mo9ths. childrsn's
Michael stAtsick, as years. NcKinstsy
and wabash; crushing injuries.
Balo Noka. 9 months. burdsno-sve.;
Roiiin r. Young. . ysars sios Jsnsr-
con W.: bronchitis.
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IS GIVEN DIVORCE.
c. e. BartheIi Gets Decree and wife
No. 2 10 Awarded 5000 AIImony.

ANN ARBOR. Mich. June 49,
Judge Kline, yesterday afternoon.
granted a decree Of divorce to G. e.
Barthell, OF this city. and decreed that
Mira. Anna Barthell (wife No. D, be
paid $4,000 alimony. Mrs. Barthell
said she did not want to contest the
divorce.
This will make unnecessary the
hearing Of the petition of Mrs. Ida
Barthell, wife Nos. and 8, that was
to come next Monday. and the order
to hear this petition Yves set aside.
Mrs. Anna Barthell left last night
for Chicago and from there goes to
the homo of her mother In Duluth,
MINI. When asked a. TO the future
she said:
II am 80 tired now. Until rest and
get over my nervousness I cannot Do
eide upon what will DO. I will work;
must work. That IL all can say
now"
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The.
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the Consultations In these columns
one cent per word each insertion
cash In advance No advertisemsDt
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H0ME-CITY 1885.
BELL-MAIN 1889.
For the convenience OF patrons.
arrangements have been made win
xne Following TO receive liner ao-
Nertisements at the same rate a.
charged with the homo office:
EAST SIDE.
Hcughtea-rrench Coal Co.. No AZ
Canheld-ave. east
~; Elliott Pharmacy. Mt Elliott and
= brown. No. 1859 Jefferson-ave
- Acrhersou, No. et0o Gratiot-ave.. op-
posite car barns.
WEST SIDE.
q. q. Eansor, No SOS Granu River-ava
turner Stantoa. No. l6s Myrtle-st.
". Dr1scoll, No. All Michlgan-avo.
=: W. Willard. No 14ls Forrest. wcst
w. w. Brush. No. 69t Michigan-ave.
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BUSINESS BRlEza

The combined May and June bulle-
citation Is out and II shows real class.
The bulletin Is devoted very largely
to the doings Of the New Orleans con-
venuon. including the interesting pa
pers' read in the last meeting OF the
Detroit association. Announcement Ia
made that there will be no June or
July meeting. .- ..~r-,
interests of Detroit shippers viii
be looked after by representatives of
the Wholesalers and Manufacturers
association In the hearings before the
state railroad commission, relative to
the alleged excessive rates charged by
the express companies. w. q. Noack,
president Of the association, expresses
surprise, however. that the state com
mission has taken the matter up, mas
much as the express service Is an In
terstate matter.
The Metzger Motor Car Co, and the
Hewitt Truck CO, both OF which are
parts Of the Everitt- Metzger- Kelly
corporation, will be the pioneers IN
present indications, seems bound To
grow up in Greenfield township, north.
west of the city. The Metzger Motor
Car Co. has purchased 40 acres at
Hamilton boulevard and the Detroit
Terminal railroad. and work will be-
gin next week on the FIRST of a mum
Der OF factory buildings to be erected
This building will be occupied by the
Hewitt Truck Co.. which is really the
Metzger Motor Car Co. under another
name. The property was purchased
from Robert Oakman. the deal havine
been closed Friday afternoon. Presi
dent B. r. Everitt says that the FRS
building will be one story, saw-tootf
fstructure, 1,2ee feet In length, and sc
constructed that wings can be added
\ at any time--xithout. interfering with
1 the light. The trucks to be. manufac
ltured will range In capacity from one
TO 10 tons. The present Metzger plan
Is at Milwaukee-ave. and the Crane
Trunk railroad.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20
CIRCULATION MEN ELECT.
Grand Rapids Man An Officer; D,
troIter Chosen Director.

MONTREAL. One, June 1S.-The
International Circulation Managers
association, In convention here yester-
day. selected Chicago as the next
place Of meeting. The election Of Of
llcers resulted as follows:
PRESIDENT, II. z. FIRST. Cincinnati
EnQsnfrer; first vice-president. j. d.
Finnons. Atlanta Journal: second vice
president, w. j. Little. Montreal Star;
socretary-treasurer. ]. r. Taylor, the
Press. Grand Rapids. Mich.
The directors. K. A. McKinnon,
Philadelphia Press; J. N. Chevier, La
Patrie, Montreal; c. Stoudt, Courier.
News. Plainfeld, N. j.; z. c. John.
SON, Springfield. Mass. Republican;
T. o. Russell. Cleveland Leader; J. r.
Henderson. Gazette, Montreal; E. NJ
McSwecney. Boston Traveller; Sydney
ID. Long, Eagle, Wichita, Kansas, and
r. s. Weir, Detroit Journal. -
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PRODUCE.

this morning A few coops OF chickens
were received. out there were no buy
under the market. Veal calves Nave
been coming In bad shape lately, on ac-
carcasses barely getting by the Nm.
| ppector. Michigan strawberries are
about all there are left now. Receipts
t this morning s Were a raariy liberal. but
dition and prices. Berries Of other
kinds and peaches also. are coming ~
regularly, as yet. and prices are no,
ADples-Fancy. N0t5o: common. 81
Q3 per Dbl: western box apples. sa7i
09.5o per bog.
Ol.6o. according to quality.
Beess-Dried Lima, bac per ID.
BisckseTries s595.So per
..s:s s:s p; :,: ss- &. DO.
csSSess-Nsw. s.zs9ass per crate.
chsess-Michisan Nat, late made. II
8 . .oe; Limburssr. wisconsin. TO isc:
S SScs % seiss S:,%.s ao%::,Is
block a4c: domestic LOAF. ,So; import.
Deat.EPersian. $3.50 per ib: Fards. .
Dres.ed Csiyes-choice. 1loIlxo ID;
Figs-rmported. new. lioi4e Der ID:
ci n4..H sss Der boz. Cucumber, hot,
house ls0lac per ID: head lettuce. si:,s
iieY, ao8aso dog: green beans, $50 o
ticr.G: som..os .:.1 ID'f ipDis 2:ss:sssi
Sise bu: tSrnips. ioe per. dos; beet. IS
IS Q 1oc dosi spinsch. 5000 bu; a.:
g,s su: yoSns on aSa $50 ico,Rs - da. s'o
Callferpta FruSts-Peaches, ~: apri.
cots. 1915: cherries. Si.7s 0a. Ss per box.
HsS-Detroit dealers e are Sd pay,ns tn.
]! iS!'; .odi,,oo :; Dstro,t: 10. I .i%oihyy Z.
sisoGs: wheat and oat straw. ,sSo0i.
Loose hay from farmers wagons on
the city markets ranged from sis0ss,
Eiiaes-No. cured hides &C; No. 1
no / green bulls. &c; No. / cured veal
Mp o cured no murETsn SCI ven No ZIP ss
] green calf Yso: 10; ! hoi.e hides.
s ssfIs Ne &c. s so t siS Hse . Me-
} hides. 10 on; No. : Kip, esIf iHc Oh.
s;:sy.T.ncy -hIss is S.l amber
Hsskiessrrie.-ss;so q. sPer bv,
box o'
iss:siShas Rc ssa ,'Sss see.so per
NssHres~s-IS0soc per ID. :.
n lie. neccns iS9 fSc. niberss. ii q iao:
Brasiis. 90 ioc; mixed nuts. l20ilc per
10: hickory nuts. Subsidiaries. ti.ls0 1 50.
r. 02.:,.e;s:.ILEsXptians s,.sS Per ors ssS;
per crate.
Observation-Disclosures. eLaS0a per
dos. y1.so017s Ter crate
Pesches-s-basket crates. -.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries. extras. 1fc 10.
firsts. 2sc; dairy butter. 2lc; packing
stock. 20c per ID.
Egxs-Fresh current receipts, cases
included lshc per doz Receipts on
Saturday, SCI cases.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20
H0ME-CITY 1885.
BELL-MAIN 1889.
MEETING NOTICES.

MEMORIAL. sERvfCE:-Member OF
American Eagle Lodge. No. AL. l. u. o,
F.: Old Glory Encampment. No. III, I.
. o. r.: Liberty Rebekah Lodge. No.
2s5. I. .. o. F.. Canton American Eagle.
No. 81. I. o. q. r.. p. NJ and their
friends are cordially invited to attend
memorial services Sunday evening June
18th. 1910, at 7:30 y. m. in the audi
torium at American Eagle Temple. cor.
Bethune and Brush-sts.: also public In
vited
HARRY GOODYEAR. ". q.