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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
RUNAWAY KIDS"
NEARLY FROZEN
Johnny and Joe Rogusky Sheltered
BY Farmer and Restored To
>Parents-Police Nab Others.

Taking q can OF beans and loaf
Journey. Johnny and Joe Rogusky
and years cid. respectively. set out
from their home. No. i27 6assaNe.
Wednesday afternoon, bound for tn
farm home OF their aunt. who lives
about half way between Plymouth and
Wayne.
Two slender. pale-facei TOW headed
little youngsters. are Johnny and Joe
and they were alE:os, frozen. and very
tired. when they reached the farm Of
Charles T.. Lapnam six and one-hait
miles ont Misiigan.ave.. shortly he
fore : O'Clock AZ night.
They truthfully told Mr.. Lapham
that they were bound for their aunts
farm. but they also declared that their
PARENTS had both died that day, and
they were all alone in the world. Such
II strange catastrophe aroused Mr.
Iaphams suspicious, and he notified
the Detroit police. Truant Officc-s
Jordan and Searles went out and tool.
the boys To police headquarters. They
said they lived on Cass-ave.. bnt
couldn't tell the number.
Johnny said they had run away be
cause his father Int him with a stick
when Rogusky came home. Tuesday
right. and found that Johnny. the
lhousekeeper. bad not kept the house
clean Mrs. Anna Rogusky, tnc
mother works in laundry, and the
father In a coal yarG leaving the BOYS
t. take care OF the house during the
day Johnny said that when he ran
away, while his parents were both az
work. Joe insisted on going with hln..
Just as Johnny finished his story
Mrs. Rogasky rushed into the trusnt
Office. GREATNESS ana excited.
They had broken a window. put
cardboard over II. and sneaked out
the door" she said. Il looked icr
them all night I've cried all nigh.
and all morning" She was allowed
10 take the boys home.
, The Rogusky family has had muca
excitement Years ago. Rogusky WA
arrested, I'm connection with I'd"
strange disappearance OF his vile
She was found later, working in
restaurant. and he was released \
wear ago. Joe and Johnny climbed out
OF window of the Rogusky homu,
3
and disappeared Mrs. Rogusky. VINO
was al that time estranged from her
husband. thought he had stolen them.
but they were later found wandering
about Michlgan-ave.
The cold weather OF Wednesday
night drove a trio OF other runaway
boys TO cover.
Mike" Repinskl IA years old, or
No. 729 Fredericltst.. was found
sleeping IN the COW enience station a.
/ o'clock Thursday morning. Sam
Bieder Ia years OLD. OF No. 359 Alex
andrine-aye. east, was found sleeping
In a doorway OF Hudson's store. after
! O'Clock Thursday morning. Another
bov. giving his name as John SanoS-
ski. 13 years old and his address as
No $50 Eighteenth-st., was found ln
the convenience station. Lieut.. Breaul;
says the boy has given a wrong name
and address.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
w. C. MASON SEEKS DIVORCE.
+ Plaintiff One OF Jurors Vino Sought
Dr. Boyalian's Acouit.-I

Walter &. Mason. vino served as 4
Juror at the trial OF Or c. h Boyajian.
charged with the murder OF his
.Lcphew, and was one OF those who
held out for acquittal. began suit for
divorce In Judge RohnerIs cour,.
Wednesday afternoon, against his
vile. Minnie l.. Mason
Mason charged his wife with slov-
chi, habits. said that she brought
up their children improperly, and al
legged that she received attentions
from q brakeman called Big Bill
Mrs Mason denied these charge
and claimed that she was driven awar
fiom home by her husbands cruelty
and non-support. She said he triet
10 induce her 10 20 back b. promising
her potatoes and pickles. She alsJ
made the charge that her husband
had an affinity. and produced two
letters and a picture OF "a woman
which she found i'm his pocket Tho
letters were dated 1902. Mason al
r.tted tha, the letters were from u
woman whom he had met hut ne de-
CARED mat there wa never attt ~ r IT Z
improper between them.
The trial was enliyened by the ties.
rImony OF a sister OF the defendant.
Mrs John Brown. Mrs Brown sail
that when she called on her sister
afier the last baby was born Mason
said. III throw that bantam through
the window"
He meant me. said the witness.
! But he didn't throw mevnut lie L.
too Dig a coward.
Mrs. Brown also referred 20 Masoi,
as 2 pup"
Judge Rohnert reserved his do.
cisiOn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
DEWITT QUICK
/ IN WR0NG,' SURELY
Asleep in Strange House When Fam
lily Arrives From Party--Argu-
ment Lands Two In Cell

When man whose surname H.
Quick has been cnristened Dewitt
for front name. lac might IL. sl.s
pected OF having an inherited sense
OF humor.
get into the quiet home at No. ,?2
Fourteenth-aye "Wednesday night viii
probably ever remain n deep mystery
But he was there. sleeping sounaly
and nolslly on the floor of the front
hall. when the rightiul jewellers at.
rived home from a larty at midnight
The police were called in a hurry. and
Quick was taken 20 the station on a
charge OF being drunk. lie explained
70 Justice Jeffries Thursday morning
that he lives only five blocks fron'
the Fourteenth-aye residence where
he was found md in house exactly
like the one in which he was sleepins
He didn't know how he got I'm. or how
he got out either for that matter
Sentence was supended.
Earnestly engage in arguing abou;
the respective merits OF Michigan ara
Ohio. Edward C. Dostln and Charles
H. Haggerty became so absorbed in
their discussion tina; they walked rignJ
over persons who got in their way on
Cadillac-sa. Motorcycle Officer Frank
Schnell was a mere incident. which
was brushed lightly aside. and the
discussion continues. When the patrol
wagon arrived II didn't halt the argu.
ment
Did understand YOU 10 say tina.
Ohio was a better state than Michi-
SAM" asked Mr. Haggerty. as the
wagon bowled alonA toward Huntst
station. with Haggerty sitting across
from Dostin. anu Signal Ohiccr
smith watching both from his sect
near the rear door.
You did hear me say that. and ]
reiterate II" said Mr.. Dostin
Il can lick the man who saws that
said MIR. Kaggerty Il was born and
raised in yorktown. Detroit. Micr
and ! can lick the man who says Ohio
i a better state"
"Oficer,r said Mr. Dostn, turning
IL Smith. will you please stop the
wagon for few minutes and let us
get our and decide this thing"
Smith sat speeches..
viii YOU object i. We settle il here
in the wagon" ask, d Mr.. Dostin.
No answer.
And YOU say that Ohio Is a better
state than Michigan" interposed Has-
serty.
II did" said Mr.. Dostin. and | tolc
you long ago that lou were going 70
10 pinched.
That's not the question. said NJ.
Haggerty. II can lick the man
And SO il went al. OF the way TO the
station.
Thursday morning Haggerty didn't
care anything about Michigan. anc
Dostin didn', care about Ohi
v anted To get ol' Justice Jeffries let
them 20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18

respondence on the subject published
today make clear that In their opinion
the department has no funds which II
would be authorized TO expend in in
dexing and arranging these documents
for public inspection. The 100000
appropriated In the urgent deficiency
bill was limited 10 expenses for the
collection" of the tax.
This unexpected development is
bound 10 create commotion in con-
gress. One OF the strongest argu-
ments advanced by the administration
when the corporation amendment 10
the tax bill was under consideration
was the publicity feature Congress
apparently accepted the president g
view OF the desirability OF publicity
I'm the business OF the great corpora
tons. Since the passage OF the law.
however, the corporations have be-
sicged the administration for some
modification whereby publicity might
be limited 10 an extent that would
prevent rival corporations from learn
ing each others business secrets and
prohting by them.
The presidents discovery OF the
much glee, therefore. by the corpora
tons Representatives. They are free
" predicting today that congress VIII
not grant the $4,000 additional ap
preparation which the administration
regards as necessary 10 carry out the
publicity feature of the law.
Undoubtedly an effort will be made
10 provide the desired funds but the
indications are that IL viii be fought
vigorously by the special interests
that would be most affected by the
passage OF such an appropriation
The administration l. in peck of
trouble over this affair said Champ
Clark. leader OF the house minority
today. 1t has reached a point where
81 will either be obliged 10 repeal the
law or dig up the money They'll dig
ND all right. too. because they don't
dare do otherwise They have got -
carry out the provisions OF the Law
no matter what il costs them ia votes
or money. No matter which way tho
thing turns out. / imagine that it viii
make very good material for the
Democratic party next fall"
Il hope the Republicans can't find
the money TO enforce the law said
Rep. Richardson OF Alabama Il have
been against the corporation tax
feature of the tariff law from the our.
set. for think IL IS one OF the most
ubiquitous pieces OF legislation ever
put on the statute BOOKS"
The Official request for $4,000
needed 10 carry out the law reached
the capitol today in the form or 4
letter written by the internal revenue
commissioner 70 the secretary or the
treasury and transmitted by him 70
the appropriations committee or the
house
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18

Coa~~-Packsgs eonee. ioo-lb case
sl* % q ~, delivered.
feed-Bran. $50. fms middiings. sso.
coarse middlinsS. $et, cracked corn.
sss. coarse corn meal, SIS. corn anu
oats chop, SO ton.
Fiour-Aliehigan patents I'm wood
best, se.Ss ordinary patents; sS.is:
straight s6.0S. clear. s. per hill Rye
Hour, 81 65 per bbl
Oiis-Raw linssed.> use; bottled lin
seed. syc. Diamond headlight Kerosene.
sisc, Perfection. Toe. .cocepe. l-c.
crown gasoline. Ice gal. turpentine' IN
barrel lots. % &C per gal -.
Pro, isions--M. IS pork So SO. family
pork. so ~, medium. clear s.sy
bacon. i61 i.c. lard. Ia tlerces. isA.c'
kettle rsndered iA+c per 10.
susar-QGolations corrected daily ey
w. IL Edgar 4 Co.; Crystal domInoes'
ss.95. Eagle tablets. 500. cut loaf
$40. cubes. $5.65. NNNN powdered.
$3.50. standard. powdered. ss.so, sTah-
ulated. extra coarse. s. 80. srana1ateu
nne. in bulk. sS,a5. stanulatrd. IN SD
cotton bags. $50. Michigan Eranuiat-
ed. s. 20; diamond 4. -. 30. contecton-
ers A SOS No. /. Sst No. :. 90 ~.
No. 3. .s5.S5, No. =. $3.50. No. .. ss'5SS'
No. q, SIS 20. No. :. 50. 10. No. ;, >o'lV.
No .. s5O5, No. 10. 50. No II, ss.yS.
No IL s4sV No IS. siS5. No. IL. Stss'
o. J.. Ass per 100 lbs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
CI0TaTI0nF d 7 II 4 ~ = r7--r-
open Iiixn Low CtOse
CHICAGO GH,Iv

EepOrt Tor IUe HINES ~ IarsOU.
Crsik & TO. from Chicago. Feb a..
3D. volume OF trade iu wheat today,
the largest since the beli campo gn be
gan. ~ times proat-taFing pR long
mas been Oh large scale. and the
market ias had coup pie 90 temporary
gcactiuuS. -tToH. tone ytfarus quickly
be aBse' % tie ser. bed crop reports
which continue - come from south
west even SPREADING into Illinois and
kentucky. Dut worst from Missouri and
kansas quite extensive SNOW cover
inA has modified tuc huills! feeling
based On crop damage little High
point ON Ma al opening 3 10. rtat-
tinr 40 one time % Sl.l4i. BiK 1utirg
81 July wheat AT tl0s and over top.
sIn5-s No decided leadership ip the
1u-F Ilet. pUSlie taking lars" prolts 4u
the trade. and scattered Investment
buying more than ~ offset Tor profit
takLn. ~ Lural Irade
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
norseman Not Guilty OF Cruelty.

Justice Jeffries, In discharging Al
fred Hall. charged with cruelty 20 ami
mails. said that ne didn't believe the
owner OF speedy horse would in
tentionally iniure the animal Sergt
Dickerson. of the mounted squad
testified that Hall was driving along
the boulevard. with hopples on his
horse. and that the hopples had scrap
cd the animals hide Dickerson swore
that when he ordered Hall TO remove
them Hall said he would comply but
Dickerson would have TO follow him
mp II he wanted them kept on Hall
denied making such "A statement. He
explained that he had put the hohples
on 10 break the horses gait and in
sisted that the animal hadn't been
injured
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
LIVE STOCK.
DETROIT


DF.rRoIT Fen 1s.-Cattlr A. 80
,,,tfcok stead with last week. olt-
- sas Prices ranged - follows
~, .+...-s ayaraglng from 1000 TO
loo ms sss5u6. choice handy Nil
ars ss5or560 light "a good 'h',n-
err steers and heifers. So. - NJ,
80, KILLERS aud fat COWS N-''f d
i,rners c1Ws slebu 20. common 20
mime o shipping bulls. $50 ,Sht
but,hers ard heavy sausage oAlls s-'Ssg
y, , "a 50 kers and feeders 5 g a. .
-. ~ NNrh Active S-Sf4 30
Zach Veal calves s. Son ~ Per WI
See,p and Lambs Active 20 nls"e,
,.i'rx f,lr choice lambs. $ coo so.
~ -. - sair S-aNa.. common L. prime
sseeo saa5 80: mixed sheep and l9mh-
st5eGs so. common killers" $ 9 9 +. s.
ruNs s. so per cwt hoss % = ~
bfyf-r quality common. prime ne IL
- ana gat workers 50 20 Y $50, llkht
X1rlers ana pigs $50 y 80 per cwt-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
WOMAN SUES sALOONKEEPER
Claims Husband Became Drunkard VA
John Farrell's place.

Claiming that her husband. Charlie
Stelch. became an hahitua dunkard
through the effects OF the liquor snll
10 hiIn in John Farctlls saloon az No
13S l.abIOssc- ST. Mrs Sarah Sterch
began suit In Judge Hosmer's court.
Thursday mornine for $1,000 dam
ages.
Mrs. Sterch ALLEGES in her deciara.
tioh that her husband az one time
earned good wages al his trade, AMI
Supported the family comfortably
Then he began drinking spending
most OF his time and money in Far
re.ls saloon she says. She claims tina
Frrrel was notified orally and in writ.
ing Co stop supplying her husban
With liquor. nut he continued to GET
drunk there As result she SAYS
MS earnings stopped, and She vas
comps lied to take in washing and sew.
Ing To support the children
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
PUBLICITY PART OF
! CORPORATION TAX
BILL IS JOKE
Somebody Slips Joker In, Which.
Makes This Part of Measure Dead
Letter-Large Companies De-
nonnce Publicity Section.
Champ Clark Says Congress Must Dig
Up $4,000 and Make Good, But
This May Not Be Done.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l1.-FOiks az
the capital are wondering TODAY
whether the newly.discoyered joker
In the corporation tax section OF the
Aldrich- Payne tariff law Was shppec
IN when the president wasn't iookins.
AS matters stand now -tho publicity
feature IL a dead letter Unless con
gress makes q special appropriation
OF $4,000. which is necessary Tor ire
purpose the returns OF the more than
100000 corporations which are sub
ject to the tax. viii remain in the
department archives As secret docu-
ments. Both the president and Ac'-
Ing Secretary Norton iu their cor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
NV ,o,k srock LETTER.

Reported Tor Tho Times hN larson
Crnfs A 90. from NsN York. feh. To-
Ih. -,,,..ulnA M ih~ stock th's morn =
Ing was irr~gilIE out rafiN nrfFi"PrH
n strong uadsftony. Shofts Wts' a."
the 'rt,r csprcially ln Union aud south
- ps..tn. and their buying mat rllallN
h.f5,A Inc IdN ancc. rhsTs MAS ais2
4atf Commission mouse hoNins - = Pet
80 ~ Tt,r ,sahrrali over THE Washing IF
49,. ft'9tGo1 The continued how money
rate. make a number % the Deter
Las dtyldsnG PAYERS attrurtiN" az
present prices. Advances w. 49,, 1919. =,
fhr,neheut Tie itet ard NJ noon fhngtd
frar, fractions to better than = points
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
"gomb No 3s" ,c EMBODIED

CHICAGO. Feb Ii Bomb No 80"
was exploded today when an effort
was made to blow MP a building own
ed by Michael IIcitler. Mike the
Piker" one OF the important witnesses
fer the state in the recent trial OF
Police Inspector Mccain. The front
OF the building was wrecked. Many
of the occupants had narrow escapes
This is the thirty-hfth bomb exploded
in Chicago In two years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
viii ntertain Roosevelt.

KHARTOUM, Egypt. Feb. II
Though col Theodore Roosevelt is not
expected to reach Khartoum for at
least two weeks. the city is already
filing mp with visitors who wish TO
be among the first TO greet the dis
t,upuished traveller on his return TO
The usual winter COLONY
has been greatly increased and ever"
day trings fresh arrivals. Roosevelt
being the magnet that draws most OF
them
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
BURTON GETS $4,000.
Agreement Reached Relative to Prop
erty Taken Tor Street OPENING.

Clarence VI. Burton will get $4,000
from the city for property taken in
the opening OF Custerave.. and all
back taxes will be RENTED on The
property This was the decision
reached after long session or the
council committees on taxes and
street openings Thursday. The mat
ter has been in dispute for a long
time In making this agreement.
concessions were made on both sides.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
Was At Birth of Republican PARTY.

NEW CASTLE. Ind. Feb. l7.--Ma..
tin y. Bundy. %. one OF the survivors
OF the COW eution which launched the
Republican party ana adviser -
Oliver y. Morton when he was CO..
ernor of indiana died here today. Tia
vas known as New Castles Grand
old man /.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
Markets and Finance

Butte Coal "a cop COM -. cal &
Aria. 90 centen- %. D3lN Nest se
pasis paiN. fi- NAst BAtte 49, klu,
First Nat. 5l GRANNY 30 GlrouN. 10.
hanc"' n. "a: Isle Royale 23ts Ia
S1ie. - Lax, sac Mass - Mo-
hawk o Majestic. -. Miami q Nip
issinS. leis NvN. cons, s3k. North
Bntte, - = old Dom, a. oscsols Is 4.
faFrot 1917 ounce sn.' Raven. 80.
Shh nnt, "a. k0rl & Puts -. San,a
re -'s superior opper. 5ais super. *
Boston lSis ramarack rai. Trinity.
sis Utah CONS. al l. = q. ssIs e. :.
l. com, ~, 10 pref 49s. wolverine.
NNandotte. 3 Ind. 3tig No Lake.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
viii Probe Hiqh Prices.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE fol-
lowing committee was announced to-
day BY President Sherman TO con
cuct the investigation into the high
cost of living ordered by the senate ::
Senators Lodge. Gallinger. McCumber,
Smoot and Crawford tRepubiicans) I;
md simmons and Clarke. OF Arkansas
democrats
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
>Ew NORM PRODUCE.

NEW NOkk IVh- O." Fork~-F I'M
Lard strong. middle west spot S. 1.3J
ui3. %. sugar RAW. strong and high
er. refined fairly active and hrm"r
Coffee Rio No - on the spot. "a N
$50 TGllow--St steady. city, go, coun-
try. g. Dressed and live poultry.
firm Theese-Firm fall cream spe-
clais liis AIS siSnls, specials, l4iEc.
full skins sd a.
COvee options opened unchanged
SNttei II gAer, receipts f.5t@, cream
etN. t>t'a. 29c state dairy. tubs. 2S ~
26r. imitation creamery nvsts, "a a .lc.
E1gs- Firm receipts s.5S9, nearby
WQite fRrrN. s6Q3ic nearby mixed
ftncN. aSti 80, frrsh rrsts. % Y q .sc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
PRODUCE.

The egg market IS showing Pom
plete reversal % form today Wig
rec eipts ard lower prices had stimu-
lated sumption earlier IN tie week
and prices were cropping rapidly. when
this cold wave all over the southwest
came along ant promised 10 cot on
the supply from that direction FOR "A
time The market today was Qilt-
SttT. bat "A shift 70 warmer weather
would probably loosen things up again
Receipts ~ poultry ana dressed a4Ves
Rre very light. but prices are already
AZ high the market viii stand.
Hides are q llttle lower. but rs whole
the market. was very steady
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
Loses Hand In Machine.

" VI Schultz. No. $50 Congress
81. east. was injured when his left
hand was caught in stamping
machine and badly crushed in the n.
h. lewis iron works. 40. 40 Jos Cam.
pau-ave. Thursday morning DR.. r.
J w Mcguire No 71G JeRerson-aye.
sent Schultz 10 St Marys hospital
where the injured hand was ampuiat
I'D
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
Detroit picture Co. Changes Name.

The Detroit Picture Co, which corr
ducts a large furniture business on
GTatiot-ave. hled notice with the
county clerk. Thursday. that in re.
cent meeting OF the stockholders n
was decided 90 change the name OF
the company 10 the Pringle Furni.
tufe Co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

cry extras .sc. nrsts. 2sc. dairt eN-
tras. zoe. nrsts. 2ic. Esss lrime
nrsts, zoe hrsts. 25c CHEESE Twins
l6t. Il 10 A.. daisies. IS ;. IA / Ne. young
Americas. 1872 u l5S. market steady
Live poultry Turkeys. Lee fowls.
i6c spring chickens. "a = loo. ducks,
u ID lar. LecsI. lNNI ! u.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
bAs record SNOWFALL

-. There Is now more snow on the
81 round here than al any time since
March 1904. Ofiicial measurement
places IL ut % inches
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter Creameries. extras. 2sc.
arsts. 80. dairy butter, &c packing
stock. .Vc per 20
EgK.-Fresh current receipts cases
included, zoe do< Receipts on thurs
DAY. "a cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
AppIe--Fancy. s3qa.7s: com

.lsegs'Eo per bs6l. western box appies.
s275 4 , so per box
Bsnuuas-Good shipping stock. 81 SO
q 80. according TO quality.
Besa.-pried Lima. 5lae per 10.
California si15 per crate.
Cnulifiowcr-Calforn Sass ham
Ger.
e fsssasi'lisaa kRs sr H faie made is
staie' isise; Lifnblrgsr Wisconsin
fefk- state i9c-German- cream.
tfick. lsia q isc; schweitzer. domestic
block poe. domestic loaf % 923c. i'm
ported, IS u S0c per 10.
CranberrIe.--S,J z-e5 bu; s5.seas.ss
Da,e.-Persian. sgsc: Fards. s9sac
Dressed cnive.-Tancy. lf9ilhc:
Figs-imported new. il9l4c per ID:
California. s5c pei box.
Ffnnnn Hnddir-.l y lie per 10.
Fresh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. hot
house. 81 g5u2jO doz 'ettuce. hot
house. l3u 4c 10. head lettuce $3.50 per
phl s. 20 doz radisnrs 20 a. 25c duz wax
beans. s. sou 80 hamper; pDrsiey. 23c
doz green beans. $50 70 per hamper,
green peppers. soc basket rutabages.
so14oc 50; Hubbard squash "a a &c
10; Florida tomatoes s4.j0 Pc g
basket crate, soc per basket. water
.fess "a iVC dOZ- turnlps. DOC bu.
heets. Coo bu; carrots. soc nu. Elephant
Grsprs--Malagas. 81 n 400 pei bhl
Grape Fruit--s4 {; $50 per case
Hay-Detroit dealers ar" 2aytns the
following prices for haisd hay in car
lots, & O. b. Detroit. Ne ] timothy
sl5 5o0ls No. =, Timothy. slc.5ogi5;
$3.50. wheat and oat straw. 81 Loose
has from farmers wagons on the city
markets ranged from sli 10 SIS. as to
quality.
Hide---Cayed. No J. Zoe 40 .. g..
green. So. SO. No. = g.. kip. cured
40 j. Toe 80 = tlar, kip. gre"u No.
loo. 40 =. $50, calf cared, NJ. J..
i ijS 81 a. IL IL: S s1ls h.aes. Sc T.
90 40 $50 sheepskins' as to
noney-i'ancy white. lGa17c. ex-
Iemcns-Caliiornia. ;S.5ogsss box
Limss-sl - per 100.
Nuts-Walnuts. l5gl6c; almonds IL
Il5c, oceans, ia Sc; niDert-. IL ql2c,
Brabils, SglOc: mixed nuts q &c 10;
$50
Oniop--Michigan 75asOc bu: new
Bermudas. s275 bu.
Oruuges-Eaiifornia Hhvels. SAYS az /.
floridas. $3.50 box: tsngerInes. sag rs
was selects. 81 per gal. STANDARDS. in
small cans, zoe. large cans CSC; Sc
iec,s. small. 2Se; large. !5c. can.
,Pinenppies-Florides. h7Sg2 doz:
popcorn--flars. 2u2Isc per To
Poia,oc.--Car lots. bulk. 33a34c;
Uags. - . 30c bu. new Bermudas. So IS
az so Der bu.
PouI,ry--Springs 10 Ib. hens Isis
T - -. ducks. i5U l6c. geese, l3Gitc7
I eus' lSc. hens. k1dttlac. ducks. tsff
il9c. geese. llmlSc. turkey 20NG..
pcr 10
Rsbbits--sI75 per dog
4 straw bcrrfes--60 u CSC per quart box
sweet Potnto~.-Jerseys kiln dried
ti.3o crate Illinois 81 IS tu. 50 Dbl.
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