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The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-12-01

OTHER.
his college career had trotted over the
cinder path at phenomenal speed and
so into the esteem Of his fellows, was
among the first to yield. He had made
a practice of avoiding the society Of
women, conscious of his own short
comings in a social sense. Now that
it was forced upon him it was more
disconcerting even than if he had
sought it of his own free will
The term was fully fortnight old
before Matthew began to note essen
tial points Of difference. But the hab-
it Of observation, once taken, grows
like weed, and a week later. to his
own intense amazement, he found him
self watching at the semiweekly lee
ture on literature for the entrance
of one particular aigret. 1t was a
black aigret, spangled with silver and
perched coquettishly ON what Matthew
somewhat inadequately described to
himself as big green hat" in bliss
full ignorance Of the fact that there are
green's and green's and that this espe-
cial green was soft dark emerald,
which had nothing in common with
the blatant gaudiness Of lighter tints
and was, moreover, most dlStractingly
becoming to- the face under heath. But
there was no doubt in his mind about
the face itself. Even his untutored
appreciation grasped the fact that twice
week the most delicate complexion
and the brownest eyes and the softest
chestnut hair and the most bewilder
ing tip tilted nose and the sweetest
mouth in two hemispheres were sepa-
rated from him. in fact, by the width
of the class room. aisle and metaphor
ically as far distant as Venus from
earth.
Her name, Miss Ayres, came directly
before his on the roll.
When he discovered by accident one
day that she lived on Hamilton ave
nue. Matthew straightway and help
lessly chose that most inconvenient
and circuitous route to college. Once
only he saw her on the steps, and then
she was talking with another man,
and the stupidest man, at that, in the
whole of Kenton City!
Things went on in this fashion until
February, and then Matthew took
resolution. In his mothers conserva-
tories the violets were already in
bloom. They were fad of Mrs. Ba-
cons, those big double white ones, and
not to be seen elsewhere in Kenton,
and her keenest pleasure was found
in the half hour which she spent each
morning in the violet house gathering
the new blown flowers for her table.
But she was woman of perspicacity,
was Mrs. Bacon. and when, very red
in. the face and stammering desperate
ly, Matthew requested her one morn
ing to leave the plants untouched until
his return from college that afternoon
she contented herself with a calm
Certainly, my son. which earned his
gratitude, while it excited his aston
ishment
1.-THE mater hasn't an atom of curios-
ity," he said to himself, land thank
goodness! But it's most surprising in
woman"
For how could he be expected to re-
member, occupied as he was with
weightier matters, that it was become
his custom to write Natalie" on bits
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-12-01
BOND ISSUE REQUESTED
Money Needed for Charitable, Educa'
tional, Penal Reform Institutions.

tional, Penal Reform Institutions.
Olympia.-Among the recommends
lions to be made to the legislature
by the state board of control, through
its report to Governor Hay, will be
one that is decidedly radical, coming
at this time, insomuch as it calls for
the disposing of all the government
granted lands for charitable, educa-
tional, penal and reform institutions,
so as to obtain money to bring the
state institutions up to a high stand
ard without adding any additional
burden to the taxpayers.
The board of control wants con-
siderable money for the state institu-
tons, but they propose to get 1t by
issuing $2,0OO,O00 worth of 20-year
3 IL per cent bonds against the IT,
932.Se acres of land in this grant,
which is as yet unincumbered. The
board says that the institutions,
through an oversight of the legisla-
ture, have neglected to assist in cut
ting down the cost of maintenance
by raising farm products.
Much Land Disposed Of.
Originally there were 100000 acres
in the government grant, of which
100000 acres were given outright to
&ho TIx,i1 - VUoC n inc
the remainder, 99,97887 acres have
been applied for and accepted. OF
this latter amount 1,471.94 acres have
been decided outright to individuals
and 25,59404 acres are under con-
tract, making total of 27,065.98
acres disposed of and leaving IT,
932.S9 acres.
The board wants 200 acres of land
purchased Immediately for general
use at the penitentiary; 100 acres for
pasture at the Eastern Washington
Hospital for the Insane; 80 acres for
orchard at the training school and 10
acres additional for general use; IS
acres for the Veterans Home and
either q acres adjoining the Feeble
Minded School or 800 acres for new
site.
Sterilization of Insane Proposed.
Among the radical recommends
tons of the board is that of steriliza-
ton for the inmates of the Feeble
Minded School. The board says that
these always breed degenerates and
now five female inmates, one Of them
80 years old, are being held by the
board contrary to law, as they do not
want to expose them to temptation.
In addition, separate buildings are
wanted for the boys and girls in the
State Training School at Chehalis;
the removal of the school for the
blind to the neighborhood of some
large city is asked; it is set forth
that it would be economy to combine
the Port Orchard and Orting Old Sol
d1ers' homes and that one or the
other must be enlarged; buildings are
asked for the housing of 400 harm
less Insane at Sedro-Woolley and two
new fire-proof buildings are asked for
medical Lake, SO that the criminal
insane may be properly cared for.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-12-01

Hickory Pipe From Hickory" Home.
North Yakima.-The Honorable An
drew Jackson Splawn, a leading Dem
ocrat of this district, has just been
given a hickory pipe made from a
fragment of the old hickory trees on
the famous Andrew Jackson home
stead.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-12-01
TWO Eat Piq in One Hour.

Olympia.-To win a $40 wager Big
Bill MCGOWAN and Jack Riley, local
bartenders, ate 13-pound roast pig
within an hour, cleaning the bones in
So minutes flat.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-11
BETTER THAN } PER CENT
IN PLENTY OF PLACES


While institution
closely and banks that part oil the ]
mining enterprises
in possible he
conduct its business
investment for
rule not
the as TAX
is
VIII
3.45 market price
New York Exchange are selling at
bought yield
sinking fund bonds Of the United states steer
perfectly THESE
bought
sacrificed happen to need your
steamships
onetenh OF the
bond
default either
bonds OF this elias They approved banks
in seamhp bonds the market
Detroit furnish with the nforma-
price They market
parat they
the is The
subject
Detroit
probably stable than that of the other varieties
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-11
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.

DETROIT July ll.--Up: LaBelle.
1875 p. m. saturday; J. c. Ames. 1850;
Morrow, 2:l5. II. G.. Kerr. - Amasa
Stone, $50; Helena. 1915; Butler, 1870;
w w Brown. $50; E. l.. Wallace
s:l5; Lily. 8; w. Ii. Mack, 1880; Yuma,
IL: c5; Reliance. ll10; Neptune. 1889
sunday morning: II. +: Runnels' /; W
so; l.. b. Miller. 2:4o; Hopkins, c. @:
Jenks. $3.50; sni. $50; ,Nye, $40; Y S.
Hartwell. II. II. Brown, 6:55: Gilchrist.
=, Berry. 7:40; Weeks. $50; Edenborn,
.; Winona, $40; Shenandoah. Monte
yuma, $50. Griffin. ll:lQ, WARD Amss.
Luzon. Mount Clemens, 1915 p. m; Nc
Intosh. MorreH. 1855: Rochester, Get
tysburg, Bacon, 1925: Berlin. Aurora,
No lis. $3.50; Berwind. 3:2O; Amazon.
3:40i Linn, German. J. I. Hutch lnSon'
s. Boston. 9; Clarke. Gao: Caledonia.
urdS day" j. p n Reis. fs:96: Mckee. 12:f5;
J. +. Wood. lis: Oades, 1880; Schayl-
KIN, Hand, tshPeming. 2: Shrigley, 2;S5'
s:1O; rtley 3:25: J e. Davidson. 3:3o;
Scot, Huron, CITY 40; Neepawah, 5IO'
Collingwood. 5:45: Wells, $40; Blng-
W. a. Rogers, 9l5;, Denmark, 1910;
Norway, 1890; snyder. midnight: G..
NJ. Warner Nelson, Manda. Alpena
80 SUNDAY IlOIhHlSs hdluc anu
barge Uranus. ! 20: Brewer, 30: stan
ton, 1:4o; Alfred Mitchell $50; clyde
and barge No. 1871. $3.50; Wickwlre
4.20: Kongo, 5; Duncan City and barge
No. /. $40: w Nj. Mills. c. f. BIelman,
McLachlan, $50. J. j. Barlum. $40;
Cowle. 10; Nyanza, 1915; sinaloa, II:
Huron. Mataafa, IL 30; steamer Buff
talo, 1880; samuel Mather, Qarge),
1885; Matoa. Wade, 1910 p. m; Saun-
ders, 1920; Peter Reiss. as; Tomlin-
son, 2. Fayette Brown. 2l5; Gayley,
2:30; H. A. Hawgood, ESQ; Chill. 1920:
Hoover a Mason. 1850; Kensington,
4:i0; America, Hemlock. s.
The 500.
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, July IL.
Up: Samuel r. Il. Morse. Klnmount.
Widener, $3.50 p. m. Saturday; Joseph
G. Gilchrist, Michigan, Carnegie. $50;
Eiba, 80; GouldeT. Fryer. q Veronica,
Moravia-s. John owen, S:30 Saturday
night: Frank Gilchrist. 9: Argo. Jones.
Westcott, Saturn, Champlain, 1890;
Conemaugh. IL; Oil. 1880 Sunday
morning; Jupiter, Reed. 2; st. Clair.
$50; Riddle. 3; Beaverton. 4; John
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Mitchell. $40: shaughnessy. Barlow. G.;
Coulby, Morley. $50. Hanna tsmalD,
Ericsson, Darlington, :. Prince Rupert.
\; Fulton, Maia, $50; Holmes. Rens-
selacr. 3; Monroe Smith. $3.50; North
Wind, 1920 lroquois, leonard, IL; Har-
ward. Assinaboia, IL 80; Lyman Smith,
William Mather. 1880 y. m. Acadian,
Robbins, umbrla, Huronic. 2; Carbray.
3. Wawatam. $3.50; Shenandoah, 4:30;
Superior. Fritz. s; Honduras, Paisley
Garretson, $50; COrunna, Morgan, Ste
phenson, Magma, 1880.
Down: Caidera. p. m. Saturday;
Sale, Saronic, Nettleton. 2, Centurion,
Mariska and whaleback. 4: Stadacona,
5; Walsh. Plummer, 100: Walker. 6;
wilbert smith, $50; Salt Lake city, 7:
Hines, Case, 1880. Normania, Moore, 3:
Louisiana, George Peavy, $3.50; Nc
Gean, IL. Paine. Delaware. midnight:
Turrett Cape. l Sunday morning; Mohl.
1880; KRlkaska, Fryer. $3.50: Corona
Mariana. Marina, $3.50; Walter Scran-
ton. 8; Northern Light, 9: Earring, $3.50; ;
Genoa Z, Northern King, Troy. $780,
Hin. 10: John Eddy and whaleback. II;
Alberta, noon: McDougall Newona,
Presque Islc, l y. m; Widlar, $3.50:
Baker 3; Sellwood. scottish Hero, 4:
sahara. 5; Castalia, Bixby. 5:30: Syl-
vania, Z.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-11
NEW YORK. PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. July s.-Flou--Dull'
unchanged. Pork--Qu,et: mess. s25.5o
G26. Lard-Dull middle west. spot.
s12.05Gl2.l5. Sugar--Raw. steady;
centrifugal. 9s test. i.s3; muscovado. SO
test, S.S3; refined, firm; cutloaf, 5.9o'
crushed. SIS; powdered. 5.25: granu-
lated. 51015.15. Coffee-Rio No. on
the spot, She. Hay--Firm; prime, l22 u
Ql25; No. 8 10 No. /, 81 l.20; clover
and clover mixed, soc Sl.o5. Dressed
poultry-Dull, weak. turkeys, 15M l9c;
chickens, 16n24c: fowls. 13G17hc.
ducks. 1914 a1sc Live poultry-Fairly
active; geese, lie; ducks, lac; fowls, 10
Hl6Ac: turkeys. l00lIc; roosters, lie.
Cheese--Strong: state milk. common To
specials. iOG16c; skims. common to
specials. 5a12Ihc: full skins. 2 y u } nc.
Coffee options opened unchanged to
points higher Butter--Easy; re-
ceipts $3.50. creamery extra, 2S% e.
state dairy, tubs. 23G csc; imitation
creamery, frsts. 2lQ25c. Eggs-Firm;
receipts 9.95s; nearby white. fancy. 20
a Csc: nearby mixed. fancy, 2lU 2lc,
fresh frsts. 10 zoe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-11
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

rratg a Co, July 8: In the local mar
;et stocks are sold 20 standslill.
'e.ces have discounted the worst that
an happen. and the majority of stocks
re selling al bargain prices. The rail-
Dad list will be weak at times on bad
,rop news and the lack OF buying
makes IL very susceptible 10 the bear
riVes but we think the local copper
locks have touched bottom and the
.nly change from now on must be an
lproyement. The copper producers
eport yesterday showed the greatest
consumption In the history or the
yoTId. with every prospect OF this be-
* Increased within next few months,
We are bul!ish on the metal and bull
an on copper stocks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-11
GRAIN ANIL PROVISIONS,

DETROIT. July ll.-Open!ng: Liv-
poll came with a good decline. and
lriCCs in all wheat markets were low
r. Detroit futures declined lie at the
tart. and cash wheat was unchanged.
'hc northwest had some rains over
jsht. but they Were not general.
'pening prices Monday: Cash No. 2
/ wheat, si.Os; July. sl.05; Septem-
IT, sl.05h; December, $l.oI; No.
lite, 81 O6.
RE corn market is quiet and steady
63He for cash No. 2 and CSC for
al No yellow.
oats are arm and active at i3c tor
ash, and 40Isc for September standard.
Rye T IS dull P1 at s sSs for 0 cash a No.
The bean market Is dull and steady
s222 for cosh. $2.05 for October, and
for November.
or prime spot. S6.S5 for october and
Na -ch.
Grain receipts at Chicago Monday:
Wheat, cars, corn. 1872 cars; oats, ITO
cars.
September wheat In Chicago opened
Ionday at 81 .03 d 1914, corn at 60L &C
- oats at 39g3sAc. and pork at
Wheat in Liverpool opened = cid
was later quoted / q al I'd lower.
'lrn was IA lower.
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO. @. July s.-wheat-Cash,
oS; May. slIoh. Corn-Cash. SIC;
lly. 6lkc; Sept, s2xc; Dec. 57asc
lay. 62Ac Oats-Cash and July, Al y :
ept.. 3sAc; Dec 4olc; May, 43Ac.
;ye--No 2 soc; No. 3. &c. Cloverseed
Cash. 81; Oct. s7.05; Dec, y7O2 = f;
March. 1896. Alsike-Prime. $3.50:
Aug. s7.S5. Timothy-Prime. $2.4O;
Nug.. S245. Butter. eggs and hay, un-
changed.
CHICAGO, July 9--The grain mar
Get opened higher In all options. July
lud Dec wheat ne and Sept. ga c.
July corn sc, Sept. NC, and Dec. hc.
rats, Il &c. Provisions higher.
Close-July wheat closed ~ below
ne opening price, Sept. &c lower and
Ice. l point lower. Sept. corn closed
/. G higher. and Dec. i y &c lower: July
Unchanged. oats closed &c lower on
~ options. Provisions lower.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-11
BOsTON WOOL.

BOSTON. July 9.--The Commercial
Bulletin SOday Nlys OF the wool mar
sell wool except at a sacrifice, an dthe
total business IL confined 10 n compare
lively small amount OF territory. fine
medium IT, fine at about so cents
secured basis. and a moderate quantity
II fleece woods grading fne unwashyd
Ohio at 81 cents; NN nj 30 cents: quar-
ter blood at 81 cents. and three cights
and huh blood at % cent Other woots
are without demand and only nominal
IN value. Sales at the west are In
creasing as buyer and seller come
1earer together on prices. The ship
aclusive were gg.443.T3i pounds,
sgainst t2S.9316S7 pounds for the same
time last year. The receipts 10 July
against eos. 22s, zoe pounds for the same
.eriod last year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-11
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

DETROIT. July 9.-BosIon copper
ARE sales OF July sth. furnished by
layd.n, Stone 4 Co: A., 6Si A g
>. 3,52l; Anc., l; Artz. Coml. lSl; All,
Butte. 4l5: c. & A., ITO; c. s. H, IS;
!, Range. G27; u. W. 10; Z. b, l.2oo:
Elm r., LIS; FIR. 20: Cir, So: Or.
Roy. $50. Lake. l.7e0; Mass, 10: Mex.
100: Mia, LILO: New, 2i5; Are, lec;
Up. IS: \. r.. 1855; y. l.. 4O;' o. D..
shan. 4s0; sup l55; 3. q B.. $50:
x r. $50; Tam, 10; Trim, 10; U, ).
:. 455. do pfd. ISL; Apex. 450: VI
IN 10; Utah, 10: Win, 20. Woiv. ,l63
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-11
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK July 9.--The weekly
bank statement shows Reserve on all
deposits. decrease. 1881 500; reserve on
deposits other than United states, de-
crease, 1864. 700: loans, decrease. 81
j2i.4O0: specie. decrease. Sll,9l4.6OO;
legal tenders. decrease. Sl.6o2, 400; de-
posits. decrease, S22, 700, 400; circulation,
increase. $500; surplus OF the banks.
sl1.T5S,O75, against S32.55S.475 last
year and O,223.250 two years ago,
total loans. 81, 2OS.0l coo.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-11
Special Excursions.
Grand Trunk Railway System
Sjnule Fare
Single Fare

Tickets will be sold to all points
In Ontario and quebec; also Niagara
Falls and Buffalo. n. Y. Going dates.
Train No. 4. 1920 p. m, July IL also
all trains July Is. July 16 and July II.
Tickets and Pullman accommoda-
tions NAV be purchased in advance
at the City Ticket ONCE. 124 Wood
ward-ave. Telephone VI. SO.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-11
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter--CreamCrics. extras, 27hc 10;
IN sits. 26dc: dairy butter. 22c: PACK
ing stock, gle per H.
included. ~ &c per dog.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-11
LIVE STOCK
EAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Dunning a stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO, N Y, July o.
'atUe-Receipts 2 cars, steady.
Best 1850 to l,400-lb steers, s77sS
good prime, 1900 to 1,350-lb steers
i25g1;55; best LOO to l:2oo-lb ship
" steers. 1000 TO Lilo lbs, S5,6oGs,
light butcher steers, S4.75G5.25; bes,
Eat COWS. S5.2596.75; fair to good cows.
gl2514.75 common to medium. do. s.
1916. best fat helfers. ts4675; good
fat heifers. s. $3.50: fair TO good. do,
L2595 stock hsifers, 1925 9Sso; hes.
God. do SIaI25; stockers, all grades
SS.5043.75 best bulls. S5.25@5.5O; no
9Ena bulls, t4U4;4oA light thin bulls
s5.5OGfi; best mixers and sprtngers,
tj0g6O each: common to good. do. $50
Hogs-Receipts is cars slow; hevay,
~ iOa945, workers.. S9.s5gs75; pigs,
Sheep and Lambs-ReceIpts cars,
steady; spring lambs. 80; yenriings,
si@65o; wethers. sjVS.4O; ewes, SAD
Caives-s5ai0.5O.
EAST BUFFALo-CIo.e.
EAST BUFFALO, y Y; July p
alnges: Cattle-Receipts none mar
s,ct steady; prime steers, sI.75dS:2j 4;
aUtcher grades, s3M $50. Calvcs--Re-
10 20 ch fay sS5TS zS' SScep ana
l.ambs-RCceipts 100, SLOW: lambs
easy. sheep, steady; choice lambs. ss.5o
ssS Gull s 70 FAIR ;sgssSsS ysH HdssR g.
rsIpts 1850, fairly active and steady
rcGvles. Sgl4O 6 $50; workers., S9.I0@
so. pigs. i0Ml0.l0; mixed. $3.50
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, July 9-Cattle--Receipts
100, steady; beeves, 81. IS q $50, Texan
SaS iceSs SsteI9 Cows s'0 Sn
leifers s2s5a5.90; calves, t6.50qS5O
Hogs-Receipts 5000 lOc higher; light
SS5Odg1O; rough, ts5OgS.sO; pig
s9lOmg.45. Sheep and lambs-Ru
ceipts 1000. steady; natives. s2.S56f
465. western. S2.SOd $50; lambs. nn
tives. s475aS: western. S4.sO@7.9O.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o., July 9.--Hogs--Re
; ceipts 1000 steady TO &c lower. me
diums. heayies. So workers.. 50 SO: pix
lights $3.50. CatSe-Receipts 3 cars
Ateady. Lambs Receipts cars, tS.5Y
Calves-Receipts 100. p.7b.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-11
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

Work will soon be started on the
new steel frame shop and Office for
the Henry b. Lewis Structural Iron
Works on the corner of East Ferry
and Roby. The building will be lI5
by zoo feet. John Scott & Co. are the
architects. &
The First National bank has issued
an attractive booklet for bankers ex-
planning the Postal Savings Bank
law which was passed by the last con-
gress. Notes are made of the import
ant clauses that will especially affect
the operation OF the law.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-11
Markets and Finance
PRODUCE.

Con mission men had nothing new
In the way OF prices 10 report this
morning There was no poultry In nor
berries there was very little in the
way OF berries offeripg. There II a
big crop Of peaches in the south this
now rolling this way the fruit Is of
excellent quality, and for canning pur-
poses will be cheaper this week than
will be the Michigan crop. which Is said
TO be below the normal In quantity.
AppIe.-New. lsl75 per hamper.
Bansaa--Good shipping stock, Siye
case. according TO quality.
B~sns--Dried Lima. &c per ID
INSTRUMENTATION. $3.50 per a.
G.isr,@Hg%s; s grOw Ssr ,eeSn dos
caSbass~New, siiS@i. IS per cra aS
ccnerriss-ssqSsc per ea;
Checse-M Michigan fats. new. i5Qlsc
old, lsc; York state, new. lie. old. 10
q zoe; Limburger. new. IN gise: old
SWISS, new. slQ22c; old. 2{025c: Inn
ported Swiss. ESQ soc per h.,
Daie.-Persian, sgse Der Id: Fards. .
Dressed Caiye--choice. llGilnc ID:
Fig.-Imported new. liGi&c per ID:
Fr..s v. sss Ssr bog cuoumser. not,
house 500 soc, per 6a: head lettuce SSc
p %ayS eu se sadsshes round oe per doz
ley; 200 sc doz' greer beans. $500
I l,ss sam ,n% green, peppers: 8, crate;
Is ioe dos: spinach. es@1Ss 6u: as:
paragns. tl.2s per doz; green peas, si.sS
California Fruits--Cherries, sl.75 ~;
p,ums sl.So92.ss per box.
6oo.eberries-s2.5oQ per bu.
nay-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices fer ba!ed hay In car
lots, lots &c: 3 Detroit: No. , timStshSy.
sioysro mixed NC $50 am nsbG: rye s9 .,saS
yL5o9S: wheat and cat straw. $500
]; Loose hay from farmers wagons on
the city markets ranged from slS0:I
Hide.-No. / cured hides. sc; No /
green hides. 7hc. No. cured bulls. Sc;
No ! green bulls, shc: No. ! cured veal
m1rrain. &c; 10. / cured calf. lac; No
I, green calf. lse: No | horse hides
tsllow. sac: No. tsllow. BIC sheep
akin, as to amount wool. sac TO soc.
No hides. lie OF: No Kip. calf. ihe
Hency-Fancy white is@l7c. amber.
l3Nl4c: extracted. 7Qsc per 10.
HuckieberrIes-Si5o per 2i-qT case.
Lemon.--Csiifornra. y7gS per box:
Aessinas. Sc 5007 per box.
Lfmes-sl epi,s5 per 100.
Melons--Rocky Fords. 50 5oH4.50 per
case: watermelons. SOC soc each
Onions - Egyptians, ,l.GS per bu;
Texas Bermudcs. $4,000 per crate.
OraaRcs-California nayeis. $500
$50 per crate.
PIneappies-- F'lor,da,. sl26Qe dor;
t2.h1u ar per rate
Peaches-6 basket crates. s15o0z.
Potatoes-Nsw Bermudas 81 40 per
huis new southern. 81 per ou.
Poultry-Broilcrs. 22G2 FAC; hens, l6c:
old roosrers, 1e1l5c. cucks. '54l6c:
geese. &c: turkeys, l!GtlSc per 10.
pint case: black. si.50ql.75 per LOOT
case.
Tntiow-No. I. sac: No ,. sac To-
wopl--MedIum unwushed 1S4:
enc unwashed 14@l6c per III
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Job PrintInn done right. Times
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JonuISG rRICEs.

Canned Goods--Apples. Eais. ,2.Is.
baked beans. lib. 500 Soc: Lima beans.
uql.sO, Corn - Fancy Maine. Siio:
Peas-Fancy. carly June. ;i.s5: stan
dards 81: soaked, t09Toc. salmon
sockeye. tall. $3.50; nat. 81; Alaska
matoes. as q SOC: suc.etash. sIwlIo per
doz
CoGee-Packase coffee. ioo-Is. asa
Feed-Bran, S23 fine middlings. S27;
coarse middlings. $2l; cracked corn
s2T: coarse corn meal SCI: corn and
FIour-Michigan patents in wood,
straight $3.50; clear. $3.50 per bbl
Rye hour, $3.50 per Dbl;
Oils-Raw linseed, soc; boiled lin
seed. Sic; Diamond headlight Kerosene
&c: Perfection, shc; Eocene. llhe:
crown gasoline. l5c per ga: turpentina
Proytsioa.--Aess port s25: family
smoked hams. in @ isc; dry Sai;sd
hams is.e. bacon. o 3. q zee: f lat H,en is
tierces. l3&c: kettle rendered. l4Ac Id
,suEar-Quotations corrected daily by
" + e. Edgar ns,1o, 4 Son The retail price
Highland Park. North Detroit ana
River Rouge Crystal dominoes. ss 10;
eagle tablets. NIS; cut Loaf, 1850:
standard powdered. So graduated ex-
ira coarse, $50; do. fine In bulk. 500:
DC. 2-lb cartons. $3.50. do. 2-lh cartons,
cartons. ,k,7i; do. 25-io cartons. ss.ss:
sts5; No. !. $3.50: No, :. $3.50; Ne :.
sssS No. No. I. : Ssssss: NO NO. s ssts: No. NO ;,
i. IS 10: No is. sos; NO: a: sS:oS;
SIS so; household .powdereI lib car
tons, IS to case 1915 per case; house
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In n Detro bank
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ADVICE 7TOINVESTORS

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and viii carefully nvestgaed)
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You are quite right in considering
your money worth more than ice
three per cent which the savings
bank pays on II.
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CLEVELAND, o., July 9.--Hogs--Re
ceipts 1000. steady to &c lower me
diuns. heavtes. SO, workers.. $3.50: pix
lights. $3.50. CaiSe--Receipts ears
4teady. l.ambs-RgceiptsS cars, s.bY
Calves-Receipts 10O, tb76.