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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-17
A MUSICAL GENIUS.

The l. Paul Weiss Egery Company
Is interesting, The leader. scarcely
more than a boy, was born musical
genius. He was a student at Buda-
pest. under the best Hungarian mas
ters at the age Of thirteen years and
gave a concert in Berlin at the age
of fifteen. Coming back to America
he filled some prominent orchestral
positions until he broke his health BY
oyerworS. He has SO far recovered as
to return to the professional platform
this season after a lapses Of three
wears. Miss Paula Tucker is ole
Of the most celebrated cello solists
Of the county. The Egery Company
is accompanied by Miss Donna Bell
Elder, an accomplished lady mono
loguist They will please Chautauqua
audiences. Assembly begins In tless
than sixty days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-17

Kansas City, Mo-, May 17.-Dr. B.
Clarke Hyde, whom a Jury found guilty
Of numbering Colonel Thos. n. Swope
and sentenced to life imprisonment in
the state penitentiary. owes his convic-
tion to his own testimony on the wit
ness stand, says w C. Crone. juror.
Crone Is in reality the man who de-
cided the physicians fate. Until sun
day night crone and S. R. Johnson. a
farmer from sibley, Mo, held out
against the rest OF the jury for ac-
quittal Remembering Dr.. Hyde's de-
meanor on the stand Mr.. Crone final
ily decided the accused man was gull
ty. and voted for conviction. He then
convinced ar Johnson. making the
verdict unanimous.
Or. Hyde was his own worst enc
my in the trial said Mr.. Crone last
night. His own testimony convicted
him.
When DR. Hyde said he had bought
cyanide for ten years and yet could
not remember where he bought 1t, he
damned himself as a witness. If he
had not testified as he did. think
he would not be in the position he iss
AT first | believed Hyde innocent
and until Sunday night voted to ac-
quit him. Then | recalled his testi-
mony abouthis cyanids purchases ana
| decided he was guilty told Mi
Johnson ! had changed my vote ana /
talked with him about my decision. :
think my reasoning had an effect III
him.
Hyde takes his imprisonment cool
II He processes to believe the ca,e
viii be remanded for a new trial WHEN
it reaches the supreme court. His 4.
tcrneys viii make motion for a NV
trial some day this week.
The physician win be sentenced sat.
urday. probably BY law he is not adj
missible to BAIL 1t IS discretionary
with Judge Ralph s. Latshaw whether
DR.. Hyde be sent to prison or held at
the county jail pending the considera.
ton OF his case BY the supreme court
Until after Dr. Hydes attorneys
have applied for new trial, shall
NOT decide what win be done with the
prisoner pending the decision on bis
appeal. said the courts last night.
Il is probable however. that out Of
consideration for Mrs. HYDE. the pris-
onery will be Kept here for several
weeks at least
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-17
a sARy AVIATOR.

Paris May little 4-yearold
daughter Of Louis paulhan, the aeia-
tor is following in her fathers foot
steps. Mr- paulhan has made Tor her
q flying plane which can be pushed
along tho lawn till Il gathers momen,
tum and the little girl goes skimmine
along over the grass few feet from
the surface OF the earth till the mo-
mentum Is expended and II falls gently
70 The earth and Size looks baclS. lansh,
INK triumnhantly, AZ the pusher.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-17
MURRAY'S
CAMPAIGN

Tahlequah Okla May William
II Murray c,osed bis campaign for
governor in the Third congressional
district in this city by speech de-
liyered in the Masonic opera house to
a large audience, and last night made
an educational address along general
lines to the student body Of the North
eastern normal
Mr. Murrays afternooa speech was
a practical repetition Of those deliver.
ed elsewhere in Eastern Oklahoma.
He indorsed the bank guaranty law
strongly and advocated material re-
duciion in taxation as well as reduc.
tion IN the number OF officials as now
provided He declared against the sys-
tenn Of abstracts now general in Okla.
homa and made considerable reference
70 the practice Of nominating and
electing men to office whp were de-
cidedly unfit therefor
A banquet was tendered Mir. Murray
last night at the cenclusion Of his
educational address by the members
o. the AIurraS nsoating cicb Of the
normal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-17
ANOTHER
RAILROAD
PROPOSED

Anadafko. Okla. May i7.--Alneh In
forest has been stirred up in the north
western part Of The county over pro.
posed new railroad. the clinton. Okla.
homa 4 Western. W extend southeast
from Clinton through Corn Colony and
Eakley thence d Anadarko or t'hlck
asha, thence south 70 a terminal point
in Texas
A $4,000 bonus at he rate OF $4,000
per mile. has already been raised and
right Of way secured FOR number
ol miles.
This railroad project Il successfully
consummated viii afford an outlet 10
one OF The most productive agricul-
ural regions in the state The rich
farming area through which the rail.
road is 70 pass is much Ia need OF
better facilities and the farmers along
The route are entering into ready ID.
operation with TIE railroad. subscrib-
ing q dollar an acre to the bonus.
A twentymile branch Of the road
extending westward from Clinton has
heen profitahly operated for over a
year. il being tne best short road IN
this pars Of the state
A talked Of proposition IN connec.
tion With the new road IS the laying
out Of q new townsite three miles
northeast Of Alialfa where there is
fine pIai Of ground suitable for town.
sltr purposes
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-17
HERRING
co MIN G

Hon. F. E. Herring, Of Elk City, can
didate for the Democratic nomination
for governor. viii speak here Friday
night.
The place Of the meeting hes not
been announced but # will probably
be at the court house Mr. Herring is
one of the leading merchants Of West
ern Oklahoma and he was delegate
to the constitutional convention. Every
one is invited, to hear him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-17
HoosrER SPECIAL orr.

The Hoosier special which was 10
have left indianapolis, Ind, over the
Big Four and 70 have toured Oklahoma
over the Frisco, win not be run. word
having been received TO that effect
BY Secretary Kirkpatrick from the
manager OF the special excursion. Il
IS likely that about ten days later the
excursion will be run and II 80 Chick
asha will be on the route Of the spe
eial.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-17

chiolSasha Extension and Improve.
Nancy Victor to ]. P. Steele. 4-19.1o.
sl,42o, Sc NV; E1z NE sW: NV Sc
17-7-6.
loss r. Phillips to Miss $. ". Cook.
$aa7.5o. VIZ NE Ne; sE NE NV.
2O-7-7.
Misss S. Y. Cook to David Hilk
4-14-lo, $4,000, south 1896 acres lot
6; lot z. 2o-7-7.
W n. Wadsworth and wife TO Theo-
dore stottman. 5-I6-lO, $4,000, W1a
lot 2 Wa sW Ne; lot 8; Sc NV.
6.5-s.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-17
PEARY RECEIVES


Rome May i7- Commander Robert
=. Peary's lecture was given today be-
fore the Geographical Society King
Victor Emanuel and the Duke Of the
Abruzzi We're present. AT The con.
clusion Of the lecture the king and
duke congratulated the commanter
warmly. Marquis capelli. president Of
The Geographical Society, gave a
luncheon in honor OF the explorer.
which was also attended BY AIRS.
peary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-17

: Compiled by the Grady County =
= Abstract Company, 1oe Z
= North Third Street. y


Pleasant J Harbour to John B. Kel-
sey. S-14-10, 81. lot n, block 34, Chick
asha.
ldabella Lewis to O. A. Simmins and
Y Bronaughl 5-l2-i0, $500, Nv sE;
E1a Sc Sc 3s; NE sW; Sc NV; Sc
NV sW; sh sW. 1896.
Henry Ireton to NJ Morris. 2-i-l0,
$3.50, lot and 9. block 5, Ireton addi-
tion to Chiesasha
Hard Butler 70 q. B. Clark, 5-l6-10.
81, part 81 Sc. NE sW sE, 2i-7-7.
@. w. Dukes, guardian 10 chas, f..
Bell, s-4-O9, 1890, lot 3; Sc nv; Sc
sW NV, 4-5-6.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-17

Mrs. ] y Buie. who superintendent
the dinner given for the benefit Of the
South Side mission Of the Baptist
church last Saturday wishes to thank
All those who 50 literally donated and
assisted win same 81 any wars A neat
sum was realized which was paid ON
ihe debt against the mission nslRYn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-17

Experiments with the ultraviolet
light appear to show that 1t is more
tfective for sterilizing liquids than
ozone.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-17

II looks really counted for anything
Ia this world, how empty our colleges
woald bel Detroit Flee Press.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-17

For Rent Modern 5-room house.
close in on Iowa avenue. Phone / Or
926. >. r. Abercfombie. 17-st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-17

THE MONEY WHICH YOU SPEND
AT HOME MAY cOwg BACK 10
you; SEND IT AWAY AND YOU
SEE IT NO MORE.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-17

For Rent -Eightroom house; also
Broom house. Cheap rent. Phone I
or 925. J. r. Abercromble. 17-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-17
TO OWNERS or AUTOMOBILES
AND cHAUFFEuRs.

We have been requested to enforce
the speed llmR ordinance more rigIdly
especially the turning Of corners
Please take warning lor We Will have
70 make arrests
J. a. DOSS.
Chief or Police.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-17
OPPOSE A
new TRIAL
FOR HYDE
Attorney General Assist
Prosecution --One Ju-
rOr Decided Fate Of
the Doctor

Special by United Press.
Kansas clty Mo-, May 17.--Attorney
General Major has agreed TO assist the
prosecution in answering the argu-
ments Of Attorney Walsh for new
trial for Dr. Hyde.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09
CAR MEN REJECT
COMPANY OFFER
Question of Wages and Hours of
Labor Will Likely Be Submitted
To Arbitration.

BY practically unanimous vote
the motormen ana conductors of The
Detroit United Railway rejected the
company's proposition for settling
the wage controversy, in mass meet
ing in Light Infantry armory satur'
DAY night. This means arbitration,
TO which the company agreed before
submitting us proposition. The men
had already named John McNicar, but
he has notified Them that he VIII De
unable 10 act as he leaves Tor Fun ope
next Saturday.
In the absence of President Mahon,
of the international association ma,
ters are temporarily NJ standoud
Mr.. Mahon is expected 10 return 10 the
city during the day and steps looking
toward arbitration Will then b" taken
Immediately. About loo members
OF the local union We're present al
the mass meeting ln3smuch as
rising vote was taken, some doubt Is
expressed as 70 the legality OF their
action However officials OF me
union say that. under the clrcum-
stances. the manner OF taking the
vote was constitutional
The - L. r 5 offer was p cents
for the first -, months - cents an
hour for the next year ana y cents
thereafter. and extension OF the time
allowed for putting in workday OF
Line hours from - IL 20 - hours
This extension OF time was the feature
of the proposition that appears 10
have made it unpopular with the
me
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09
LOR|MER REFUSES
TO QUIT SENATE
Influential Members of Upper Branch
OF Congress Discuss Possible
Action Against Him.

CHICAGO. May 9.-Wii United
States Senator William Lorimer re-
sign from the United States senate or
will he temporarily relinquish his
privileges in the senate and demand
that committee from that body in
yestigate his election?
These were the all-absorbing ques-
tions here today when special grand
jury entered upon its second week oi
investigation OF Rep. c. A. Whites
charges that certain legislators re-
celyed money 10 vote for lorimer for
the senate. simultaneously the Sang
anon county grand jury at Springfield
began an investigation of the same
charges.
Senator I.orimer declined to discuss
his intentions today. but on Saturday
when asked il he intended TO resign
the senator replied that he had No
such intention
Dispatches from Washington today
state that steps TO compel the senator
to resign and seek vindication before
exercising the functions oil his ONCE
further were taken By influential mem
bers of the senate at number q
quiet conferences In the national cap
itol yesterday.
When the Cook county grand jury
met today Il was stated that state )
Attorney Wayman would AT once start
on a new trail" which promised a
number Of additional confessions" IN
connection with the bribery charges.
The prosecutor is said To have been
given statements involving legislators
whose names have never been met
toned before in connection with the
present inquiry.
The states attorney and all or hii
assistants worked all day yesterday
and far into the night preparing eyi-
dence for presentation today. II -
freely predicted that new indictments
will be returned before night
Three Democratic members OF the
legislature who refused 10 vote Tor
Lorimer for senator were examined
by the grand jury today. They were
Representatives Naylor, Murphy and
O'Toole. all of Chicago. All three
voted for Stringer, Democratic pri'
mary nominee.
Otis Yabrough, intimate friend or
Rep. White whose original charges
started The Investigation, was also
examined at length by the grand
jurors.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09
cuICA6o GnAI> LrrrEn.

kcNOTIeU fOT The TImrS o ''nTsUn,
ton OF the wheat market during tsr
uVorning was unimportant IN the new
Ciop months There Was a little buy %
lng furry ia May, which went up -
July and september had from A. 20
iet rang" aud prices were within a
small traction OF saturdays close. Tia"
government report which was ISSUED AZ
~ clock makes tire percentage SO. 4
There are about 2a.0i4.000 acres pr Tit,-
coo ACRES more than the area harNes:N Il
iu 1909. and 4.l3A. 600 acres less than
"a, area Sown last fall t33. 4S3 900 acresD.
The Meadow lands conditions is s9.N
abandoned acreage In 1909. > i1N,o0V or
per cent. in 1905, l.3lS. 0O0 OF -
per cent. wheat remaining To lac nary
t.trd 290ilOOO or ii3a. Geo acres less
than that seeded last fall After the
Issuance OF the above report the mar
k,t broke sharply IA, re a bushcL
from the nigh point. and held steady
Sl.u4te FOR July. and Sl.l5i. FOR May
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09
COL. IRVINE BURIED.
Body Of indian Fighter Laid Away In
Vault in Mt. Elliott

The funeral OF the late Col Robert
!. {. Irvine. who died Saturday morn.
ing. after a few days illness. took
place Monday morning from the fam
i!y home. No. 5S4 Jefferson-ave. The
services. which were conducted by the
Rev. f. ]. Van Antwerp. were private
and interment was In a vault in Mt
Elliott cemetery. pending decision By
the family as to taking the body TO
Augusta. Ga, where the deceaseds
father is buried.
Col Irvine was born la ST. johns :,
y. b.. in 1851 and later removed TO
Augusta with his parents, his father
being a Presbyterian minister. He
was educated in Belfast. Ireland, and
upon returning TO America was given
commission in the United States
army by President Hayes. He was a
Gallant soldier and saw considerable
service in the indian uprisings. In
1886 he married Miss Josephine Hall,
of Detroit who survives him with MS
only child, Miss Josephine de Ma
yarre Irvine.
For the pdst few years Col Irvine
and his famlyThave made their home
in Detroit. where he has been promi-
nent in social and club life. His DEAN
comes as a scYere loss to a large cir.
Gle OF friends.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09
AppIe~-Fancy. s404Jo: common.

AppIe~-Fancy. stg45o; common 81
as per Dbl; western box apples. s2.'5
d3.50 per box.
Bnnanns-Good shipping stock 81 so
.. 80. according 10 quality.
Bcuns-Dried Lima. &c per 10.
CeIrry-Calitornia 81 50q5 per crate:
Florida 81 50T . per crate.
CanIino~ er-California, s2.j0u3 per
Cnbbnge-New. $275a3 per crate
Chcesc-Micllgan iat, late made Is
@l5i.c; fall made ia lsc: York stair
York State. lsq 19c. German cream.
brick lTal7iac. SchweitZer. domestic
block. l.: domestic loaf. &c import
ed IS 30c per ID.
CrspberrieS-s55 so as per Dbl
Dntes-persian. bq6c 10: Fards. 90
dressed FnIves-Choice 1917 qllc no:
cor mon. 9Ql0c per Id.
Tigs-Imported pew. llg lac per ID:
California. S5c per box.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumhers hot
house, l2Ql3e ID, head lettuce. 50 y
% per hamper. radlshcs. goa 2'c per
doz; wax beans. s3.50ll4 per hamper /.
parsley. &c per doz; green beans. 50
per hamper. green peppers, soc basket.
ruta bagas. 30Gp40c per bu; FLORIDA To-
matoes S2.jOn3 per 6-basket crate, QUO
Ter basket: water cress. "a 25c bn;
turnips soc bu: beets. soc cu. carrots.
75c bu pieplant. % el30c doz; spinach.
90casi per Blu. 1926 per Dbl; aspdrd-
Der bunch. green peas. s:H225 per bu;
young onions. ION 12c doz.
Grape Fruit-Si . per case
Hny-Detroit dealers are pnying the
following prices for baled hay In car
lots. {. h. Detroit No. ! timothy.
sl7117.50 No. timothy. $3.50 ls. 80;
clover, mixed. sl69is.5o: rye straw.
s75OG1S; wheat and oat straw. $3.50
Z. Loose hay from farmers wagons
on the city markets ranged from Slo
Hides - cured No. /. lie: green.
No i, Sc: No ! bulls cured, s;3c:
green green. 1oc: no :. MGrain. cured. &C:
green. Sc: No. l cali cured. 1sc; green:
calf. nc of no. l. horse tides. No. l.
$40: No 2, 81 so: shee, skins. as to
wool. 5OcGs15O.
Honey-Fancy white. l6ai7c: am
Lemons-Cai-o rnra. T25945O box
Limes-sl 0l25 per 100.
Musbrooms--i5d SOC per 10
Nuts--Walnuts l5d i6c. almonds, II
Brazlls. ealOc; mixed nuts. l2m lac per
10; hickory nuts. shellbarks. 81 25D LEO.
OnIons-New Bermudas. y225 per
crate. Texas Bernudas. go 22S per
Grange. - California nayels. s2.759
Observation-Disclosures S2Q0a so per
doz. s4d5 per crate
Potatoe---Car lots. rulk. $50 pc
% n 2ac bu. new Berfrudas. s2.9OM per
bu s. per Dbl; new southern, - per
bu So 80 per Dbl
PouItry-Chlckens l7c. hens 10
TIC. stays and old BOOSTERS. l2V l4ci
ducks. lsN17c. gese. lS4 l'c' turkeys
Ssfav berrIcs-24-quart cases. .2is.
<wcet observation-disclosures. n4O yer
9 STnuiIiow-No. l. &c. No : Sc per ID.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09
-, ~ ===-=


The Philomathic Debating society
OF Detroit College will hold debate,
in the college gym. Wednesday even
ing. MAY /. foI the Skinner medal.
Mrs William c. Henry and two chill
dren are at the Plaza. New York. for
few DAYS Mrs. G. A Du Charme, OF
this city. Is also a guest at the Plaza.
The Northwestern Research club
will meet Monday evening with +. j.
Warren. No. DeXter-blvd.. when Or.
Thaddeus Walker will read a paper
on bacteria
The Lyceum Dramatic club Will pre-
sent The rural comedy drama, Gin
ders." in the Garrick theater Thurs
day evening. May 49, for the benefit
OF ST Francis Orphans Home.
The annual banquet OF the various
basket ball teams of the Y. VI. c. A.
will ne held. Friday evening After
the toast list. medals and sweaters
won during the year will be presented.
During the week of May 30 the Gar
rick theater will be turned over to
an amateur production called Profess
sor Napoleon, the proceeds TO be de-
voted TO the Detroit Industrial school
and Free kindergarten. Over 700 per
sons Will take part in the entertain
ment. which Is a musical extravagan-
"a \ number OF society women are
standing sponsor for he affair
\ three.days music festival To be
held i'm the North Woodward VI +.
church. will open Monday evening
with the rendition OF Rossinis "Stabat
Mater" by soloists. chorus and orches-
ira OF 81 musicians Tuesday evening
y. j. Corey will give an illustrated
lecture on Verdi" and Wednesday
evening a miscellaneous concert will
be given under The direction of Frank
Fruttchey. by whom the festival was
planned for the church
one of the most brilliant audiences
Of the season gathered in the Light
Guard armory. Saturday evening. 10
hear Nine. Schumann-Heink sing and
Nine Elsa Ruegger play. The con
cert was given under the auspices Of
the Fine Arts society for the benefit
of the Detroit tuberculosis Sanitor-
ium and was pronounced success in
every way. Both artists were at their
best and were given an ovation. and
showerod with magnificent flowers.
The concert is expected TO net a very
large sum for the philanthropy to
which II is To be devoted
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09
MARINE
VESSEL pass AGES.
Detroit.

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sett \ ~ tfnttoa1 l,o, N,,uza A.
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spli,9',u ,tV N1p ii'ss. ~ i-''''
IV' Alpeha, fAyntEle. 5-f4 Amat'hl
Bransfotd. g. Cratg. 10 90. olives.
~ 40. Ontario. Foo sunday ulOIulu.
Aaiatc. l1ot Hcneiauecr ] u.s.. NOrtn
Sea s. Grove 500. charles Heburd.
cn"ctaW $50. j. T. ieiss 40 Mar
,"pa ~ tl hf1l' >-N At "nAl' 49,
i' "I 80, hi""Ni. ~" vl"'"' ,
SOD l' t', D. IT,. ilaA ldsou. '".td'th
u .l.. steamer crete. ,il.t5 MiiPen,
slc4lh' Troy. 4-e'- w 60 Mdt 81.
.'' star nm '"hrin' = ., ~, .ll. /,
Edwards, Golden 81, ,ap'yWin " 'li"g,.:'
iHs.otp. ,'i'..I'' N9t l.e," " .iiu. 80
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MDiphA. g., goodyear
CotnuheyN and barge 2 30 sunday
~. JvN and barge 1870. Major SauH-
ago. 30 "a. M, Orinoco and bar sc.
Waldo = Ericsson Mafsala Dan Ham
ua gao, Whitaker India. and barge.
$3.50. Bulgaria. 20. Cuw!e, Peck Any So
Siula 40. Ida T. and barge b. IN
ms. no. Wiibcrt smith. Durston, Lon
don 1920. MNrou Page Goshuwk no
man. H. Saranac. 1880, Cudurus. 80.
The 500
SA['I.T STE. MARIE Mich May So
Umhria. snyder. l:30 = m.. saturday
FriCk Pope. Midland King. s-"Vt
Normania, Phoenix. 80 Pollock, " go
Osler. y, Walsh. $50 victory - N"Il
Stephenson. Corliss $50; kalkas!la.
FRYER. 40. L4uguliu Mahouiug. Loo
ql;ois. 10 20 Beatty Holden. 81.
Champlalu. &. Dundee. =. ireland, '-""'
Il, t,ssrtaer Mauau $50. Asslnihota. To-.
HENRY Rogers. IT, 30. HurouIt. Squire.
so Kennedy 3 30. GarTetson. $685.
Carnegie. $50. Van Hise.
Flag WARMER 1890 y. W.- san las .
Hurlhut smith Fryer midnight. Arsr-
lime a. m Elhu Fauhafn. Eryu
NfaWr -. Livingstone. Algonquin. 81
oliver. & So. WISCONSIN, AdriatIr. $50.
Portland. Sauilac Carter, 80 N"t "a
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The Detroit times., 1910-05-09
q. S. GOV T BONDS.
NEW Nouk PRODICE.

NEW YORK, May --Flour- pulh
unchanged. Pork steady. mess, 81 a
ESQ Lard-Qulet. middle west. spot.
sl3ul3.lc. Susar--Kaw, quiet, centri-
fIgals y6 test +.3Oc. muscoYado. -
test $500. refined. hrm. cutloaf. "."'. I,
crushed. Jg5c, powdered a.3aC, grunu-
leted. 5.a5C. Coffec--ltio No. . an th"
spot. 81. nSasc. Rosin-Quiet' common
TO good. strained, $3.50. TalloM -
steady, city. 3-l6c. country, ~ "
So. Dressed poultry-~Qui't TURKEY +"
a 23c. chickens. / a "3c. fowls ."
zoe spring duckiings ga e9c Lis,
pc UltrA Dull. geese, zoe. ducks. Toe
fowls. ~ isc. turkeys. lOn Sc, roost"fa'
ulo and young. l2ts a l5c. Chvcsv~~
steady. fun cream. ola. specials. Il i3C,
skins specials tOia @llc. fun SKINS,
~ 3 iac. coffee options opened stead .
unchanged To . points decline. Buttcr
Quiet. easy. receipts 6.66S. creamery q.
extra. 9Sisc. state dairy. tubs, IS "a - = .
imitation creamery. nrsts. ~ = ~ y =. e
Ewgs-Steadv, receipts 1856, nedrn$
~ hite fancy. % Zoe, nearby mlAtd.
fancy. .2a2.i2c. fresh frsts, GOA &c