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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-05-26
The old man VISITS COURT
Approves Of the Report Of GraDd
Jury But Sees No Reason.
SURPRISED ATNUHBEROFPO0RPEOrlf
Solomon Shepard q Wonder. Poll
tIcs Quiet, But Men Stirring ior
Statistics.

Statistics.
True to his word "Old Man"
remained in town this week and
came in to tell US about attend
ing court last week.
4 spent much time in court
last week and found out a num-.
ber of things about which / was
ignorant before, but in the main
the proceedings differ little from
previous terms Of the court.
"The recommendations of the
grand jury. which ! hope you
will publish this week were good.
However. | see little use in the
grand jury calling attention to
the condition Of the basement at
the court house because every
grand jury since | remember has
done the same thing, and | see
no reason to continue to say
something about it only for the
next grand jury to come along
and find the same conditions.
"Other recommendations Of
the grand jury regarding the en-
ployment of an expert accountant
to look over the books and re-
port as to their condition before
new officers are elected, is q good
one. When the newly elected
officers take charge Durham will
have an auditor to look over
these matters and he should be
able to start in right. This
should be done as a matter Of
Justice to the present officers. 81
that they may be able to show
to the public they have been
| faithful in the discharge of their
duty. There are some reports
being talked around that is calcu-
lated to do harm, and an expert
could set these matters right and
the reports being circulated
would be stopped.
Il heard that negro, Solomon
Shepard, testify. That negro is
a wonder. There are few people
that believe he is guilty of the
crime for which Koonce Patter-
son was being tried, but his testi-
mony was in the main straight.
In one or two particulars he did
not describe conditions. but he
did describe many things that
would have seemed impossible
had he not been in the room.
This crazy negro seems to have
more sense than the average. He
was carried back to the peniten-
tiary, where, if ! do not miss my
guess he will be heard from be-
fore so very long.
''In talking around | learned
that there have been returned in
Durham 1920 names on the insol.
vent poll tax list. ] was sur
prised, for ! thought that Dur.
ham people generally were well
to do people and | had no idea
: nearly a fourth Of the voting
population was insolvent. 1t is
a bad showing for county or the
; efforts of the sheriff in collecting
! poll tax.
what l had to say last week
about the pretty front yard and
: filthy condition Of the back yard
, seems to have made some people
: think, as I have heard Of several
back yards having the attention
they needed within the last few
days.
81 was asking about whether
1t was possible that after the
able charge along that line by
Judge Adams, wonder If any
body had been presented before
the grand jury for usuary. A
fellow standing around remark
ed that It was his opinion that
| n would be difIiculttoever convict
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-05-26

The public schools at East
and West Durham closed this
week with appropriate exercises.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-05-26
SUPERIOR COURT lDJOURNs.
koonce Patterson Found Not Guilty.
Report Of The Grand Jury.

trial of criminal cases, adjourned
Saturday afternoon.
The most important case Of
the term was that of Koonce
Patterson, charged with burg
larry. The evidence in the case
was given by DR.. j. w. Petty.
Mrs. Petty and her sister. Mrs.
Petty and her sister were posi-
vive in their testimony that
Patterson was the man seen in
the house, and DR.. Petty testified
as to hearing the women call for
help. An important witness
was Solomon Shepard, who was
brought here from Raleigh,
where he is serving a term in
the pentitentiary. Shepard ac-
knowledged that he was the man
that entered the Petty home and
endeavored to show by telling Of
the situation of the room
and the surroundings. His evi-
dence varied some, but after the
jury, which was far above the
average jury for the trial Of q
capital case for intelligence, did
not find sufficient fact to hang
the negro, and returned a verdict
of not guilty.
Court ended with a mistrial in
the case against Spot Stanford
for selling whiskey. Quite a
number of cases of minor impor-
tance were settled Saturday.
REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY.
Following is the report of the
grand jury:
Hon. w. J. Adams, Judge Pre-.
siding.
May, 1910 Term Criminal
Court Durham County:
Dear Sir
The Grand jury has acted. on
all bills brotght before it.
The County Jail was visited By
the grand jury in a body anc
found to be in good. sanitary
condition. Prisoners reported
that they were well cared for.
The Court House was also in
spected. and found to be II
reasonable good condition, ex'
cept the basement, which needed
cleaning up. wood, coal ant
rubbish being generally seated
ed.
A committee visited the various
county officers, and found same
to be neatly kept, buc did no
examine the books or records o.
any, for the reason that in oul
opinion no one except an exper
accountant or auditor could ex
anime and make an intelligent
report as to the proper ant
accurate keeping of the various
records and books Of the county
Therefore. we recommend tina
provision be made for such ex
animation before the expiration
Of the present term Of Office.
We note that the improvement
lin the Registe.. of Deeds ofiic'
recommend by a former Crane
Jury, has recently been made
that of building a more com
modious vault. We commen,
the board Of county commits
sioners for this work.
We reccomend that similar in
provement be made in th
county clerks Office. it bein
greatly in need Of more vaul
room.
A committee visited the cor
victs camps, and found same !
good condition with no CON
Iplaint whatever on the part Q
the prisoners.
The County Home and tn
Work House were also visite'
and thoroughly inspected. Tn
; inmates and prisoners are seem
|ingly we'll cared for and tn
general condition Of the premise
good.
Respectfully submitted,
A. L. WEATHERsPooN.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-06
WOOL.

BOSTON. June 1.-THE Commercial
Bulletin says OF the wool market to-
Gay: "A moderate business for a quiet
market IL being done In domestic
woods with fair aggregate OF fine and
fine medium clothing territory selling
at 56@ soc secured The feature Of
fleece wool activity is the sale OF 600.
600 pounds OF Michigan three-eighths
at private terms, the value OF which is
about &c. Three eastern mills bought
$4,000 pounds OF new wool at Hepp-
ner. ore. Tuesday, AT 56a5sc secured,
no. nearly 100000 pounds were sold
a 16nc. or about 55c clean landed Bos-
ton. With these exceptions. compare
lively little Is being done I'm the west
owing to the low prices offered by buy
ers The shipments OF wool from Bos-
ton to June 2. inclusive. were S3.4Sl,s50
pounds, against 112,203.640 pounds for
the same time last year. The receipts
to June 2. inclusive. were 96.9l4,Jf3
Iounds. against 152.6s4.350 pounds for
the same period last year"
LONDON. June AT the sale OF
Cape of Good Hope and Natal sheep
skins Friday 416.T92 skins were offered
and OF this amount POSSE were SOLD.
The record supply was In poor condi-
ton. and only met with a fair demand
Long woods sold at unchanged rates
and shorn a farthing to half penny I'M
der the last sale. Coarse wooded re-
allied a farthing lower.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-06
MARINE


Detroit.
r, DETROIT June s-up,; d. J. 7; Rsl .s.
Bangor, caidera. Vulcan. $40; From
.snss. chsstanooga. $40: Boston, .:so:
wood. McGilI, sac. Laushiin. sac; A.
" Hopkins. s;i5; Heffelnngsr. e:4s;
w iS bay W. O. i Mate sg, i P,sm ss5
il. w smith. $50. RSansis' Panther.
y; Manoia, He'll. $40; Mariposa. Mar
ola s., NILS, sIe; kaministiauia, 10. J. J. Nc,
SUNDAY morning: Poe. i:so: Andastc.
smith. .s:as; W. l. Brown. a:io; purs-
BERLIN f sas aks s S:y sso ch seS
SsrD;ass 1sS; MekiS sl.S; A'as; sylvia.
s:s5; sierra. German. $40; owsso. s:aS;
Turret Chief Leonard. $50: shaw. Bali
brothsrs. 1880; Wilpen., Australia, II;
Empress OF Midland. /: sasanehanns.
TON iio: Amazon: i:29; Gilbert.
Linn. 40: RoSer. Nils. 3: Midland
Prince tcleared), 500: Saxon, 4:s0; Ma
ruba. $40; Waldo. Castaiia. Il. l. Wal
Frank G.. Ball. sI5.
Down: coriigan. l2:4O p. m. satur-
day; Linn. i2:4S: Nye. 1; Norway. l:so;
Burpham. LaBelle, Mem. 1850. Kennedy.
q; as. Durham. $40 Manchester. $3.50:
Clarke. 1;ao; John Mitchell. $50: So
copa. $3.50: A. Il. Stewart, $40; Had
Go S Colgate; s;iS; Wawatam. G: w.
I 50, John owen. s; Princeton, $40
saturday night; Berwind. 500. Walter
Scranton. $40; NJ. Taylor. $50; keete,
Joseph Wood, 10; Panay. i0:l6: }. X.
Champlain, 1870; Langdon, l0:4b; Lee
high. 1910 Sunday morning: Omaha.
:25; Albright. 1880: Spaulding. +t0;
Woodruff. Antrim, 5:15: Dalton, ego;
IL. H. HAYWOOD. $40; Marina, y; CHI
cage 1920 y. m: Bransford. 1880; Net
Teton. 80: Fades. l:4O; Ontario. 2; A.
T. Ames. Luxon. 1880; Sonora. Brewer.
1850. Holden, 1885; Mary. 3:10: w, A.
Hawgood. $40; Bixby, $3.50; ID .. Milis,
Cowle. 3.i0: steamer Buffalo. 3:45; Elm
norman. 1855: Wells, 4:40: Christopher.
5:l5: A. A. Augustus. 5:45; Widlar. $50:
r. o. Gilchrist 6:10; Curtis. barge No.
lis, 6:45: Nottingham. $50; Lycomtng.
I; Michigan. 7;95: Fryer, 7.4o; III. A
Hanna, s. Alpena, sos.
SAULT STE MARIE. June Cup:
p phine' $50: {. L Hutchinson. Norma
MIA 1915.
Down: Bryn Mawr. 2:3o p. m. satur-
day: MaIietoa, 1885: John Fritz. 4:25:
Walter Vail. $3.50; III. ID. Goulder, $3.50;
Gilchrist, I.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-06
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. June 6.-Opening-Tno
wheat futures are\ up &c and cash
grain Is steady. Liverpool and Chicago
both show higher prices Opening
prices Monday: Cash No. red wheat,
sIO5; July. 95hc; Sept. 93lac; No. l
white. Sl05.
The corn market II steady and quiet
at soc for cash. No. and 81 nc for No.
? yellow.
oats are Arm AZ 40hc for standard
and zoe for cash No. white.
Rye IL steady and dull at sic for
Beans are Arm at s225 for cash and
81 for Oct.
Cloverseed IL steady at s6.15 for
prime spot and $3.50 for Oct.
Grain receipts at Chicago Monday:
Wheat, 9 cars, corn, 81 Scars; oats. f21
cars.
sept wheat in Chicago opened Mon
dav al gOls "a 90 y G. corn at 5sA ~ SIC.
cats at ass aud pork at t21log Ellis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-06

Appies--Fancy AQ450; common, 81
a per bill; western box apples. $2.'S
u $50 per box
Bana nns--Good shipping stock. $50
ff25O, according to quality.
Beans-Drted Lima, 5lzc per 10.
eIery-Florida. $3.50 per crate.
California -herries--s2. 2s q $50 per
box
CnuItno~er - California, si50d1.75
per doz.
Cnbbage--New. s2a2.75 per crate.
Michigan fiat late made. 15
4l5Ec: TAI, made, u n lSc: York state.
10 a zoe: Limburger Wisconsin. i7misc;
York state 18@i9c: German cream.
brick, i6alshc; Schweitzer. domestic
block, 2ic: domestic loaf. 23c; import
Cranbcrries--s5 s0as per Dbl.
Date.-Persisn, 5asc per ID: Fards. 8
d9Ac per 10.
Dressed Caive--Choice. i11 IL &c;
common. I0m lie Fer 10.
Figs-fmported. new. IL n lac per 10;
California S5c pcr box.
flesh NcGcfahlcs - Cucumhers,- hat
house. 5omeoc per doz; lettuce. hot
house. sM 10c per III: head lettuce. si.25
rer doz: radishes, long. 13c: round. zoe
Ter doz. wax beans. 81 per bu: pars-
ley. 25c per doz. green beans. 81 per
Florida tomatoes sSm325 per s-basket
crate soc per basket. water cress. 10
a. Csc bu: turnips. i0c per doz: beets. As
n 50 doz. carrots. acc doz: ple-plant. 20
a. .Vc uOLs tpiiifu to' Dus
siII.5 doz: green peas. $2m225 bu;
Young onions. 10U &c doz.
California Fruits--Peachos So: april
cots. sZ15; cherries S2.25m25O per box
Grape Fruit--s6m $50 per case
Hay-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baled hay I'm car
lots T. o b. Detroit: No. timothy.
st1.5CM1S. No. timothy. sisn16.5O:
clover. mixed. s16d 1850. rye straw.
t75ONS wheat and Dat straw. s6.50ar7.
Loose hay from farmers wagons on
the city markets ranged from sisG22
as to quality
IIide~-No. cured hides, gBc: No.
green hides. Sc; No. cured bulls. SIZE
kip. 16i4c:. No. = green veal kip. -.
No cured Murrain, SIC. No. I green
Murrain. &c: No. l cured calf. l5c No.
4 green calf. 1Ac.C No I horse hides.
s3SO; No horse hides. $3.50. No. !
tallow. 6Hc; No. tallow, 5Hc; sheep
skin as To amount wool. SC 10 soc. No.
. hides. 1c on. No. 2 kip. calf. nc on.
.12014c: extracted, TMsc per 10.
Lemons s4@4.50 per box.
I.lmes-As1Q Las per 100.
MeIons--Rocky Fords. s5n550 per
Mushrooms n soc per ID.
Nuts-Walnuts. 15Q16c; almonds II
n ihc. pecans 12st15c; fiIberts. II a re;
Rrazils 90 10c: mixed nuts 1911 per
In. hickory nuts. shellbarks si25n15O
Onton.ZNew Bermudas. 81 per crate:
Texas Bermudas, 81 per crate.
Oranges--Caiifornia nayels. $3.50
per crate.
Ptn~nppI~s- si25Q2 ser
doz, S2.5O82.15 per crate.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-06
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by carson.
Craig A Co from New York. June =:
The prospects or an early meeting next
week between railroad managers ana
the president probably had the eneet
by some interests, but at the same tune
cons siderable pressure was noticeable IN
Union Pacific during the nrst hour OF
-teday.s sessioa--The good support Ten
dered Steel and other issues served the
purpose OF steadying the list and caus-
Ing a rally in the last hour. We are
gradually reaching point from which
a recovery may be reasonably expected.
From what we learn banking interests
feel that the monetary situation VIII
tear close watching. and Is likely 10
become a prominent factor should Tor :
eign sales OF securities be adversely
effected by recent developments
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-06
LIVE STOCK
EAST BUFFALO-Openin
Du mining A. Steyeus' liyestOck Rcp

Duentng q stevens .iSest"cH Nepor''
Especial .)--Receipts. loo cars market
Ice higher.
Rest 1900 to ll5o-lb. steers. ss9S.26;
7.75: best LOO TO l,20o-ib. shipping
steers se5oa725: medium butcher
steers. LEGO TO l.l0o-lb.. sog6.25; light
butcher steers. s5.e5g515; best fat
s4.75 q 5.25 common TO good cows. $3.50
"a. best fat helfers $1gT. good fat
heifers, s5.7Sm6.as fair TO good heif-
sE.ss259 so best feeding steers.
s.2564.5O: stockers all grades. $500
4: best bulls s6as50: bologna bulls.
s4.5Od $50; light thin bulls, $3.50 I4.25:
best mixers and springers. tso06o:
common TO good mixers. s23gi5.
heavy. $3.50: Workers. ss.5Ouss pigs.
$3.50.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts. so cars;
seas.25; wethers. s5.SoG5.75: ewes. s.
@5.25.
Caives-s5as25
EAST BUFFALO,.
EAST RUFFALO. y. Y. June 1.-THE
market closed with these changes:
cattle Receipts. 25: steady: prime $50
SIS: butchers s407.75. Calves Re
ceipts. rs. slow ard lower: common TO
choice. s6.5oUs. Sheep and lambs
Receipts. 1900; slow and steady; choice
s25: yearlings. ssas25: sheep. s3.55Q
525. Hogs-Receirts. 1850: slow and
lower; workers. $3.50; pigs, $3.50 9.Is :
mixed and heavy, s9.55gl0 10. roughs. IS
US50: stays. s. SOFAS.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June 4.-Cattle-Receipts,
500; beeves. $5.50NS.35: Texans. $3.50
40; western. s5.35m7.65; stockers and
feeders. $sa6.40: COWS and heifers. sass
al. Calves--$sms so. Hogs--Receipts
= 5000. steady to shade lower. light. s9.l5
WS.35: mixed. $g.154y.35: heavy. 1910
n 9.35; rough. S9.104s.2O: pigs. Ssns.35.
1890: stead;; natives.
s2.25W $40: westerns, $3.50 IL 5.35: lambs.
natives. $3.50 $50; westerns. $500
$50.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. June Hog Re-
ceipts, Is cara: steady; workers. and
pigs. So SO; heavy. $9.+0. Calves. 80
Lambs. Ss.25.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-06
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported by Carson. Craig ~ Co t.
from Chicago. June 4:
Wheat traders We're treated TO Two
or three mild surprises today. the
first was the strong and higher Liver
pool cable following the Friday cirs-
Ing break here. The second was the
decided selling pressure which devtl-
oped in Sept contracts immediately
price for that month was forced of;
quickly to soc. new low point on tne
present bear campaign. The treue
fought a little shy OF the selling SIDE
OF July and that month turned 10 - =
a 92c. failing by "A small fraction 10
score as lew a dip as that or last '1.s-
Gay Even while the extreme bcarish
sentiment prevailed during the morn
ing there was some bull news III the
shape of continued cool weather over
the String wheat and some compidhits
from that quarter that spring eroS -
not progressing well.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-06
BOSTON COPPER SHARE SALES.

Boston copper Snare saIes OF JuHo
2. furnished by Hayden. Stone & Co.:
Anal 1918. Az i25. Arc 20. A $50.
Att so. Bos Corb 2l0, Butte sos; Blu q
Bal ITS, & A so. Cal s. Con Mer So.
Range 240. ID W 1870. f b 10. Elm -,
frank 400. OK 1900, CRANKY %. =
76O, Han 43o, Ind $50. Roy l,o25. kcrI
Lake 5000, L S 1873. Mass l25; Man,
4O5, Mob %, New $40. Nip s,225. -
s'Tio. y l. $50, o u 100, Is IFS. Par Isl.
Gu 100. Ray Con 2lo. s F so. shan eio.
Sup l75. s & b s56. 4 p $50. so Z,
sac do Of $50, Ut Con 1875. Ut Cop 81.
win so, VOL ls, Wyan 100.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-06
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. June +.-Flour-Quiet.
unchanged. Pork--Dull. easy; mess.
e2t. Lard--Weak: middle west spot.
Sis.25U IL IS. Sugar-Raw. quiet: re-
rned. quiet. unchanged. Conee-Rio
No. Z on the spot sh dS4c. Tallow-
Dull: city &c. country 6AUi1 &c.
Dressed poultry-Firm: turkeys 151
Use. chickens, l6m 24c: spring ducks.
200 21c. Live poultry-Steady, un-
changed Cheese-Quiet. easy: state
milk. new, common TO specials, 100
l5i3c. skins. common To specials. bh q
lave. full skins. 2iz 3I1c.
Coffee options opened and unchanged
to Sc higher Butter-Dull; receipts.
s.slt; creamery, extra, 2Skc; state
Jairy tubs. 23t "a Csc: imitation cream
cry firsts, 2t425c. Eggs-Steady; re-
ceipts. 1876. nearby white fancy. 24R
zee: nearby mixed fancy, 2ln 422Iac:
fresh hrsts. 2l n u 22c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-06

Pesato~---car lots. bulk. $50 csc
bags. s5U 2sc per bu: new Bermudas
si.'S per bu; new southern. s.se PEI
-Pouisry--Broilers. ss0sse; chickens;
boosters, ieU lac; ducks. ib@Aee' geese
lzc, turkeys. l1Mlsc per Id.
Straw h~rrfes - 4-qt. cases. ss'sev
500 per oa: "a per case ,,.a mar
Tsliew-No. 1. 6nc: No. .. sue 10.
Wool-Medium unwashed, zoo s-c'
nne unwashed, isnisc per ITO.
JOHBING PRICES.
Canned Go.d.-Apples gals. ss,o'
baked beans. lib. 50m soc; Lima pshns.
s1sLbo. Corn-Fancy Maine; 10;
standard. ssc. Table beets.. si;seg AN
dards. 81; soaked, Soa zoe. salmon
beds. si7O; Alaska pinks. si.l5. To-
matoes. 45Ws0ci succotash. slwii per
deg.
CeGe~--Package coffee. i0o-lb case
VA. 2bglI, delivered. ..s.
Ec~d-Bran, ;25: fine middlings. t2s;
coarse middlinss. ss6: cracked eorm;
$2., coarse corn meal. $21, corn anu
oats chop. $2t per ton.
Fiour-Michigan patents In woon.
best. $5.b5; ordinary patents; s2.so,
straight. $5.25, clear, 1913 per bet' rye
uouF. sS.JV per Dbl.
oiIs-Rnw llnseed. s3c: boiled Hnseeu.
sac; Diamond headlight Kerosene, s'sc.
Perfection. l0c: Eacene, lie, crown
gasoline. lSc per gal: turpentinc' III
barrel lots. CSC per gal .. ,
Provisions - Mess pork. S2bi ram
iiy. s26ef2s. medium. clear. s.t.oo:
smoked hams. is6lshc; dry saited
briskets. 15iac: shoulders. lie: picnic
hams. lShc, bacon. 20n2ic: lard, In
tierces. l3Ac: kettle rendered. l4+c
per 10.
Smxmr-The retail price list for De.
troit. Delray, Crosse Pointe. Highland
Park. North Detroit and River Rouge:
Crystal domir oes, 2-lbs. 1915. crystai
dominoes. 5-ibs. Ss25. eagle tablets.
E26; cut loaf, $3.50: cubes. $3.50;
XxXN powdered. sslb. standard pow
dered. 500 granulated extra coarse,
$3.50. do. fire in bulk, $50. do, I'D
cartons. $500. do 2-lb cartons, So; do.
6-ib cartons $3.50: do. l0-lb cartons.
e5.s5: do. 25-lb cartons. 1915: diamond
A, $3.50. confec:i oners a, 1855. No. J.,
1910: No. 2. $40: No. 3. 1915: No. 4.
$3.50; No. 5. $3.50; No. q. $3.50: No. q.
sb.+5: No s, SIS 40: No. y. s5.35; No. 10.
$50: No. IL. IS Is: No. l.. Ns.2o: No.
ID. S5.l5. No IA. s5.l5: No IS. s5.l5:
Michigan graduated. $3.50: household
powdered. lib cartons As to case. 1886
FER case; household powdered. 5-lb
cartons. Is 10 case. $e.40 per case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-06
WEEKLY BANK ,TATEMENT.

NEW YORK. June 4.-The weekly
bank statement shows the following
changes: Reserve on all deposits. de-
crease s5.676,075. Reserve on deposit
other than United States. decrease So
$500 Loans increase, 37.35S,400.
Specie. decrease, ss.727, GOO. Legal ten
ders. decrease $1.302.700 Deposits. In
crease s2.5S3.50 Circulation. increase
sl66.300. Surplus OF the banks Is 800
S79,950. against sl9.456.525 last year.
and S52150 lis two years ago. Total
loans. s1.l96.572400
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-06
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, June 4.--Butter-Extras
2Thc: firsts. 26c; dairy extras, CSC:
firsts. FAC. Eggs-Prime hrsts. 1SIlc:
firsts. i7i1c. Cheese-Twins. lac: young
Americas. l5hc. Live poultry-Fowls,
lie. ducks. l5c: geese. ia Toe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-06
PRODUCE.

Commission men had very little to
say this morning. Buyers were not out
yet. and as a rule there was nothing
in on the early deliveries. Quite a
bunch OF poultry was carried over
from Saturday for which buyers were
wanted. and the trade Is practically
unanimous In looking for a lower level
OF prices for poultry this week. Calves
are in equally slow demand. but there
Is less pressure from receipts. straw
berries were on little better supply
than usual, but the weather Is against
the demand and the market was no
better than steady The hide marke I
was a little lower but the market as
q whole was steady and quiet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-06
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries. extras. isc 10:
stock. zoe per ID.
Eg9-Fresh current receipts. casss
included. lsisc per doz. Receipts on
saturday. LIPS cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-06

Corn MAS unchanged.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. u, June 4.--Wheat-cssh.
i,Vs, July. 5tsc: Sept, y3Ac; Dec.
Sept. s0sc: Dec. 5Thc. oats-Cassn.
ssne; July, 3yc; Sept, 36rc: Dee.
SEAS. Rye-No. .. ssc: No. :. &c. Glow
.rseed--cash. $3.50, Oct, $6.52h Dec.
500. Prime timothy. $s.l5. Buttes,
Gags and hay Unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. june 6--Grain opening
wheat opened unsettled asc 10 sc
lower TO tsc higher and advanced ~
TO sc. Oats opened i.c lower. Pro-
iisions-steajy and a shade lower.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-06

Hart Bros have purchased from
Mrs. John Avery. for $4,000. the
southeast corner Of Jefferson-aye. and
Chene-st.
Herbert J. Conn. OF the Peninsular
Milled Screw Co, has purchased
through Paterson Bros. & Co..
choice residence site at Burns and
Agnes-aves., 9Ox1S0 feet. The price
was about $4,000.
The Russell Motor Axle Co.. located
In north Detroit, will assist In settling
the local housing problem by erecting
homes for its employees, to be paid
for on easy terms. The company has
awarded q contract to Paterson Bros.
a. Co for the erection OF six houses,
costing about $4,000 each, on Railroad
ave, North Detroit.
Charles A. Bachman. who has been
connected with the Fletcher Hard
ware Co. for 10 years, has resigned
to become credit manager for the T.
B. Rayl Co. He succeeds b. A. Sey-
mour. who has entered the real estate
business after Is years service with
the Rayl Co. II. b. Coleman. former
ly western representative OF the Rus
sell & Edwin Manufacturing Co., or
New Britain. Conn, has also Joined
the staff OF the Rayl Co.
The railroads of the country are CO.
operating magnificently with the Elks
In booming the coming grand lodge
reunion, scheduled for July IL to II.
The Rock Island lines have issued
special Elks' folder. printed In the
Elks colors. purple and white. and
containing a vast amount Of informa-
ton concerning Detroit and It's points
OF interest. Other lines are following
the same plan, one OF the most
artistic folders vet issued being that
OF the Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain
route