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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
ST.. GAINESVILLE

ST CIAiRSvT.LE % So. &C.,
To-day was divorce dag % common
pleas Courf and 50 divorces were
granted and % petition for alim0ny
LAS granted The following divorces
were Hrauted Hattie Raeford. from
Andrew RsyiOrd ON the Ground Of
wiliHl absence Joseph Hsyuf from
Anuie Hayus ou fl- RTOund OFT adul-
-'rf Walter Sn.pu4su from Lena
SiIpuau ou toe ground of uiluI alb.
seuCe. W.1ism s. Reed from BESSIE
Reed or me ground Of aItuI at.
seuce Martin GUEsbt from Mary
GuEsbI. on tine ground ~ vI.ff ab.
seucc. aud Rose So Iharr frym 1871
Jam T.ar' poo fle croInI u.
ADULTERY
Lucy CHAPMAN vas granted g Boo
aiimluF against James Chapman and
property st Narl0ck uII boz Sold FL.
secure pho rat uerf OF aImonr
NIu- cases cle continued
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STEUBENYILLE

-rr be-. ..aasf.- fn fre frtei. 1r..r.
SIEIHENNILLE - EuN 60
Pntomeua Hamilton has Ecrln o. SUR
against Chus Hamilton Tor alimouy
t' supper four children Who we're
placed loo 80 Catholic home a. co.
lumOus when 'hs father discarded
them which home NOW threatens 20
dismiss them Tl-t were married
February o.. sos. ard uu June l2.
1917. signed an agreement fo live
apart lic Promised tp contribute FOR
The support %. tLc children but failed
20 make good She alleges he 10 a
periodical a. the ~druAlus habit and
~sguandercd his earnings Also that
be has thrown br'csF af her and
treated hor confrmptgo ISL.
Steve Combar vs. Pope Tin Plate
Co dismissed.
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and as B0' Affected the the aa-
-nouncem-nt that some further r-dur
ions had been made lu thr price OF
flIals1 steel prDducts N-a la,
Ness I1 stre, and lrnl Aar said f.
have Increased further fr View of
b=t,er buying " heavy steel products
by the railroads. D. is expected thai
the United States Steel report ~ IN
Allied orders for fhe curre1f month
will reveal o. considerable increase
The bond market wac nrm With an
active inquiry for Atlantic coast Line
and Juion Pacific Imurf Te'l'
ssies par value. s. 3s3. 00O.
Tinted State bonds unchanged 90
call
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
ACTIVE
~ WALL STREET.. SENDING
PRICES Up
VsnCe IN the Dealings ~
the Dsg.

NEW YORK. So. g. The gyVari
movement ~ stocks ~as resumed tn
energetic fashion % day. aror = pe
Rod OF hesitation Dunng me fore
part Of m" day the list vas rfelesa
and dull with an inclination toward
heayinrss. although th. level OF
prices changed but little In Tho az
ternoon. for 40 obvious reason. tho
uds turned 4 broad aud effective
bull movement invigorated the mar
ket. Prices vers marked up In every
quartor. although The movement Was
chiefly among the railroad stocks
When tho day Wa rnded prominent
railroad issues showed an advance %
! to ? points. with a spnukling ~
larger advance siaewlerc m ths list
running ur 10 2 points
Union Pacific vas brought 10 the
uont BY the bulls fo lead their move
ment In the latter part ~ the diy
mis- stock vas bought IN large
amounts and was forced above ~
an advance ~ more than - points
Various reports we're circulated In OK
planatiOu or tho strength OF his
stock. Huch a. D. possibility ~ an
extra di%stribution to me -har,hoid
err. which has been tal.e 81 since
the publication 81 the animal report
revealing the transfer ~ tho North
srn Securities credit ~ $4,000 600
10 h q credit 81 Union Parinr There
vas nO satisfactory basis for these
reports. and " vas regarded that
probably mo linton Pacific rise was
the result - another bull demonstrn
tlOn similar 20 tho successful move
ment recently IN the coalers. the cop
pers and m" Southern group The
movement among the Southern rail
way stocks which for several DAYS
had been unusually active. was con
tinued.
United States Steel participated
moderately IN the upward movemc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
WHEAT

CHICAGO. nov ga disposition
ID" react against selsat oasl reports
OF black rust iu t-. Argentine led
io considerable selling pressure her.
todst Boo rhe mar OF FOR wheat There
was also demoraIiz0tiou in me- cash
.rTHr owing fo 81 srIs between fae
principal Wrrrr aua their leading
broker Largely be- 3D. result. closing
prices Yer. o. "a Net decline ~ a
shade 20 SO toru finished ~ o. go
down Oa's On az fo e ami hog
products Nth -i- fH fsf-c Ioss.
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VII Entertain saturda.

Tue entertainment committee OF
the Mems Brotherhood OF the Meth
odist church has completed arrange
ueuts Tor O. tsh lunch go Doe served to
thc member uu the brotherhood hall
tomorrow evening 4 fuIl attend
ucc i- reqlc-t,i. a- 900 enjoyable
cfcr.ur I- anticipated
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Entertain for Scr

So and Mr. e. A. Morris pleas
snry entertained a number o. friends
80 tAelr home on Third street !asf
evening M honor of thei son va
Nard's eighteenth birthday An en-
loyabl- evening was speuf By the
guests and a number ~ useful pres
ents Nerc received Ly Edward
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
MeMeehen Briefs

Mss Ashief Wilson returned yes
teriay from a visit with friends ~
BurnsvliIe. Nd
Miss Vada laws was shopping 900
Wheeling y~est"rIa'.
Miss Della Vaughn Of Glen EHston
ls spending several DAYS 90 the rucs
% Mrs Paluts BVke
The art exhibit 90 fhe central High
school ls Attracting a large crowd
dolly. and many favorable comments
are heard on tue %eshihiflor
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Dry Goods

MN YORK NoT Z-Th~ COT.
toa goods na-Es.s a. sfe.sgv vo-
lng 70 q rru-r basis n tie uAy
socds cltls.on- Meas sear urce-
Tor stAF-e heavN vslEht s>rges A. BE-
inE t4sr1 E Eait- Al alValce IA
tAcrs and eu~hroi1~re. o. foreign
production 3 fo0-saEfoS~t b. cable
- % Al advance Hr-nE fro- =
20 - per csat IA lie rates for SWITCH
ing A. = Caftanc Plane,
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Toe btIF oi Louis kllc fue il'l
la.rc man who hot Mrs Caroline
~Iippermar lasf fui1 was found IN
the woods rear bridgeport v%esterdsy
lsug.rr %, tta neck from q tree A
ni % of the hudiug aul be
found iu another part ri This issue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
INJUNCTION
In Transc0rrtncntal Rate Case 90 Be
Mace Permanent 90 Permit Ap-
peal 20 Supreme COurt

WASHINGTON Not Hesrnr
ON fh. motion 90 make permanent
o.. Injunction OF tlD DutIuIrre" cour.
iu th- trau-e0urlrn'aI raie 'as.
vIf b. mad 1y tho court ou TIesa"'
upCemuer Tlr motion pflI D.
granted and O. fnaI decree ViIl ne
entered bv the court. DO 10 regarded
as desirable us al parties ,hat the
i]niuucti0us boz made permanent In
order that 900. question ~ thr con
stfufioualit, OF tine Ions and sior'
prov .sior NAV De- gotten hrfor" tIe
suprcuie coL Boo osfrifo FORM
BOZ 500 SUITS ,suee 20 ;2ss.
weFAODEN's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
M MECHEN
Lee Men VIII Spend wtrter r
Ficrda-otnsr News Notes
O. AsNeeher.

charles BaumbcrEcr and George
Marin. Two Weil known locsi men
left las n.ght Cor Zephyr HIS pa
where thcy Viii spend evera months
n possibly the entire winter They
atD .islf he local people Who are
located in fhat section % Florida
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
Coffee.

NEW YORK. Nov -l-hsVre-
Aarset advances 20 - frNnes
Ls-ceDher future closed o-er,de ~
tsaZ March clos-d orer-d a. i3 a.
Ma closed offered Al i3s4 Jsly
closed offered a. Is so September
c'csed o~rr-f a. l1z- RIO No =
q-u-s1 st 80 cecfs market steady
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Baron's Local Stocks-

WHEELING rs fa. N1-
Tire rofioRfrg q-4u-.lerr an fr- more
active w -sIfrE sfUsE- 49, directed
fall4 TOR me n~tctuE-ncs - George "
Nnrnr. local broker I'M y o. Marshall
man nEer Lnnd Isuartmsut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24

"fE.LIs. - So .s.
lie 4-u.e I.tuss-r< stoc-. csr.s4
-a44 lf a 49, L4nt~n e. o. z~rs
.Le brcaa% N-uonaI EEraarss Eans
.ItaIEE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
Petroleum.

h. I.I1 Pa rc.t balances.
s. E-Lr eco sos ba--eis average.
l- Asa barrels shipments si3 a1s
barrels avc-aEe -f- 4f barrels
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New York Slnck Exch.rce

WHEELING ~ Va. No,. u
Range o. arttvs stoaEa on tns Nss
Nork Stock EHrnsnse. corrected daily %
a r. Nasfsn a go. br1Nsra
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WHEELING W Va. Nrv. -. go
Ths following quotaruus 90 Tie more
active MheeruC atocHH are CORRECTED
iatiT frr we f~rferuaeurer - Howard
& son. local
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No : Is7sGlSs No ! .outh-r-
aud Ne ] bouth-rn 90 BeaiSEe
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Tas .a-- fIs- srar-
TX JUsJ Market.

WHEELING Va Sow -. 20
rsport-d by a g. si.sten a co o.. p
en- aTaE- H-mbars Neu 4era
The Detroit times., 1911-05-15
PAYING $500 FOR SIS
ISN'T PROFITABLE


lost money mining write to certain party in New York who
10
Waldo Consolidated That will 1t all back and
the statement that had
which might defined
dredging
proven oroVie
Gold whole comes
with dull
aiy ne
a profit the MADE
where
teman in the woodple is located
running gold dredge
backed
months
the expenses On
good things 10 oank on
Yukon Gold not do
he going cut so Genus
Waldo Consolidated
one point which | skepcal
handling good
In IL
estimate
be
but have found out their
dredging gold H
but II
is o. a Waldo Consolidated VIII
be going
in
whole
developing mining lands When such prop
assuming
the reckless mining spcuao wants
TO
The Detroit times., 1911-05-15
JoBBING PRICES.

b.c.a c.ansS Jeans s'isS isiS stS sss & fi.s beam.
tl0LSo, Corn: Fancy Maine, Llo;
standard. sse. Table essts ,Lasg lte
as pss' SEQ Se' .Osss saS 'as ' sinoa: aaS
Sookeye, tall. s2i0. hat. S225; Alaska
reds si.sO. Alaska pinks. Sl,s5. Toma-
toes. sSe0si; suecotash. hgi.io per
Conee - Packet coffee. iOo-lb. case.
SIS bQ2260. delivered
Feed-Bran, t27: nne middlings. t2s;
Coarse middlings. szs: cracked corn
cat: chop. $40 per ton.
FIour-Mlchigan patents, In wood.
best, $3.50; ordinary patents. $3.50:
straight. t4.s6: clear. sac per bbl Rye
on - Raw iInseed. csc: boiled lin
seed. sec: Diamond headlight kero-
sene. Sc; Perfection. Sc: r:ocene.
I0hc: crown gasoline. l2he gal: tur-
pentine, I'm barrel lots. sec gal
ny. $3.50 1880; medium. clear. Ne0
IL; smoked hams, is0 lac: dry
saited briskets. ~ " ioc; Shoulders
lehe; picnic hams. Sac; bacon. i4is g
ishc; lard in tierees' s%ei kettle
sasar.-Corrected daily by w. H.
Edgar a Son: Crystal dominoes. alb.
$3.50; S-lb,, 81. so: Eagle tablets. 50, 7s;
SS1 losI 'sse eISsa ,snaaIa ySST cowdsrss 1H
s5.s6; granulated, extra coarse. ,S.s5:
fine. In bulk. s5.26: In 25-lb. cotton
bags. $500 Michigan granulated. Sb.l6 :
household powdered. s-lb. cartons. 10
$3.50; diamond A. S5.s6: confectionery
4. $3.50: No. /. s5,25: No. 2 s5.25: No. 3.
$50: No. a. ;sl5; No B.. $40; No. 9.
sos; No. Z. IS; No. 8, sts5; No 9. 81 30:
No 10. 1855 No II. ;4s9; No. IL sa75;
per 100 lbs
The Detroit times., 1911-05-15
RENTAL SUIT
ARGUMENT JUNE s
"rll Try To Be Ready, But Theren
Likely Be Delay" Says Attorney
Fred A. Baker.

Arguments in the ID. u. r. rental
suit will begin in Judge Mandelrs
court. June 5, according TO an order
made by the court Monday. The In
PRODUCTION OF proofs In the case will
close May 20.
Efforts to have the arguments begin
within two weeks We're vigorously op-
posed by Attorney Fred A. Baker, one
or the attorneys for the company.
The briefs In the case cant be
prepared In that time" declared Mr..
Baker. @Why. the best lawyer i'll
the country couldn't do It, This is
the most important case In the state
OF Michigan and should not be hur-
ried. Your honor couldn't write q
decision in that time"
Il don't think II is as bad as that
and | have read Mr.. Bakers book,
too" declared Corporation Counsel
Hally.
When the date for arguments was
announced, Mr.. Baker said: II shall
try TO be ready by then but will say
right now that there will likely be
some delay. object to dumping the
case into a bushel basket and finish.
ing II at set time"
Mr.. Baker announced that he de-
sired TO Introduce evidence showing
the earning power of investments by
different local companies and manu-.
tacturing concerns in the city, to
show that the company Is not earn
ing any very great sum on its inves-
ment. He said that he would intro
duce as witness, James ID. Hawks.
president OF the Detroit & Mackinac
Railway company
The Detroit times., 1911-05-15
LORD TO COLLECT
assessment DATA
Win Prepare Wayne COunty's Case
For Presentation To State Equali-
zation Committee.

The state equalization committee oil
he Board OF Commerce met with the
,cralization and ways and means
ommittees OF the board oil
supervisors. Monday morning, for the
,urpose OF considering the steps that
ne county should take TO secure con
liberation before the state equaliza'
ION board which meets in August.
James A. Holden, chairman or the
Board OF Commerce committee, said
nat the board had been collecting
tatistlcs to show that Wayne county
vas paying more than her just share
IL the state taxes. On behalf or the
,oard Mr.. Holden offered all the as
Instance possible In presenting the
,ase before the state board.
John A. Russell, member or the
committee, explained that the move
nent was statewide one, all the In
iustrial cities of the state taking part
n an effort to get the agricultural
counties so assessed as 10 pay their
share of the state taxes. There are
AGRICULTURAL counties where the land
Ia assessed at from so cents TO $l.5O
per acre that can't be bought for $40
an acre, he said.
After considerable discussion the
decided to appropriate
10000 for the purpose OF gathering
data, and presenting the case to the
state equalization board.
The applicants for the position or
gathering the information were form
er Rep. Geo. Lord and August Van
Dorr. The committee appointed Mr..
Lord.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-15
VOTES TO CONTINUE
SLAUGHTER BY AUTOMOBII ES
tContinued from page IL

out as expected I'll be the first man To
take action to have II changed. think
that's fair proposition"
Mr.. Johnson. representing the
chauffeurs association. thought the
tendency OF the drivers would be 10
try to get by cars that were about to
stop. and in this way would be more
apt TO strike persons walking from
the curb 10 the car than under the
sixfoot plan
This and other arguments all on be-
half OF the motorist seemed 10 carry
much weight with the committee and
the majority voted for Aid. Garveys
motion.
Next TO the cutting out OF the Lit
tlefeld provision, the most impor.
tant change In the ordinance made
by the committee was TO amend the
section, limiting the speed OF auto
mobiles to 10 miles and hour In the
business section. which, in the orig
inal draft, was designated as all that
portion of the city within the four
, mile circle. The committee raised
the limit to IL miles an hour and
designated the onemile circle as the
business district.
A. +. Peck. of the Automobile club
OF Detroit. told the committee that
II the section were allowed To stand
as drafted IL would put every auto
mobile factory in the city out OF
business.
An automobile is pleasure We
hicle with most people, and driving
at 10 miles an hour Is no pleasure"
he said
question was raised as to the
councils right TO fix the limit at IL
miles an hour In the business dis
trict when the state law fixes the
speed at 10 miles. Mr.. Lawson was
OF the opinion that the state law is
superseded by the local act in this
instance.
The provision against smoking
autos was allowed TO stand. IL be-
ing pointed out that there was no
excuse for a machine making
nuisance OF itself In this manner.
The committee approved the Sec
tions prohibiting bicycle riders from
swerving from one side OF the street
TO the other and from riding more
than two abreast.
Before the automobile ordinance
was taken up the committee gave q
public hearing on the market ordi-
nance and took It under advisement
A large delegation OF market garden
ers was on hand to urge its passage,
but Capt Marquardt, OF the police
department. thought It would be no
improvement over the present plan
to assign the gardeners TO specific
stalls.
Aid Lodge made hit with a large
delegation OF teamsters and truck
men. by moving that consideration
OF the ordinance, requiring tail lights
on all vehicles be indefinitely post
poned No one appeared to champion
the measure. Lodge was applauded
by the delegation when the motion
was carried unanimously.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-15
WOMAN ENDS LIFE BY GAS.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, May 15.-
Despondent because Of continued III
health. Emily Smith, 35. took her life
this morning by asphyxiation. The
suicide was a sister-in-law OF Prof.
Vos, OF Princeton university. Miss
Smith has been In poor health for sew
eral years and was expected to under
go an operation for stomach trouble
in the near future. She came TO this
city from the east eight years ago
with her mother and sister.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-15
BOSTON COPPER.
Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone Il Co. 1l6-lls Griswold-st
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, May l5.-1:l5 y. m.-Liv-
erpool had a smart break at the open
ing on Monday, Notwithstanding all the
builish news Russia has been sending
out A private cable last week said the
outlook In the Crimea was bad and
rain greatly needed. Other cables said
winter killing had been severe and
much harm must result II rain is de-
layed. The American northwest was
doing "A little better according 10 the
weather map. Rains and promises OF
rains covered most OF the spring wheat
states.
Weakness in Liverpool came from
heavy worlds exports OF wheat, an In
crease on passage and favorable
change In Russian weather. Russian
exports were quite large. Good rains
northwest, but south Dakota was still
complaining and one report from that
state said 80 per cent or the acreage
would be resown. Central Kansas re-
ported wheat standing still because
there was not enough rain, but the bal
ance OF the weather news was greatly
in favor OF the crop. Winnipeg, Min
neapolis. Sioux City, Huron and many
Sunday, and Minnesota was specially
benefited Rains were. also reported
at Des Moines. Omaha and Dodge city.
This sets all complaints OF dry wealth
er at rest for some time. but Chicago
dealers do not expect to see the mar
ket go all to pieces, for there are
strong interests under II. and the bears
have been stung so often that they are
cautious about attacking prices too
fiercely 1 Is believed that support viii
be forthcoming on all declines
Wheat was quiet and weak on Mon
day, closing at a loss Of &c In cash
wheat, and 1c In the new crop futures
Corn was firm at ar advance OF u C, and
cash beans gained DC The other deals
were unchanged.
Wheat quotations-Cash No. red
wheat, s2c; May opened with a slump
of n at s2c, gained &c. and declined
to s2c: July opened at SO &C. advanced
to s9&c, and declined to S9c; Septem-
Der opened at S9i4 c, moved up 10 SO y C.
and declined to Ss&c: No. l white.
90hc.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn--Cash
No. 8. 55Isc; No. yellow, 10 cars at
oats-standard. 2 cars at s7hc.
Rye-Cash No. and No. 2, tl03
Beans-Cash and May. 81; October.
s190
cioverseed-Prime spot. So: October.
81 65; prime alsike, ss.76.
| Timothy seed--Prime spot. $500
Receipts I'm the Detroit market Nom
day. Included 1886 bbls OF flour / car
OF wheat, OF corn, OF oats. and ! OF
rye Withdrawals were i.0l6 bu OF
OF "e oats ioc Stocks are 2o7'7so bu Of wheat VIII at
2S5, ,267 bu OF corn. l0.722 bu OF oats.
and 4.973 bu OF rye.
| Worlds wheat exports last week
were 1882, 900 bu, against 12.176O0 bu
1 a week ago. and l1.552.000 bu a year
ago. Russian exports were $3.50. 900
bu. and Danubian 1.44s.0Oo bu.
Liverpool wheat closed 1a1hd. and
corn I'D lower.
Wheat on passage increased 1.O1s. 900
bu last week
Receipts OF wheat on Monday Kan
sas City. 80 cars. against ~ a year ago:
Omaha. II cars. against u. Winnipeg.
lilo cars. against 1872. 81 Louis, $4,000
The Detroit times., 1911-05-15
DIAz'S ENVOY SUBMITS NEW
PROPOSAL TO MADERO
Rebel Leader Delays Arrangements to
Send Main Body Of Troops to
Meet Rabago's Force.

Ell PASO, Texas, May 15.-Fran-
cisco l. Madero has temporarily de-
layed HIS arrangements TO send the
main body of the Juarez rebel garri-
son southwark to meet Col. Rabago's s
federal forces, In order to treat with
representatives OF President Diaz for
peace.
This WAS the word brought to Ell
Paso today by Senator Rafael Her
nandez, who caused the original arms
tice and who has been devoting his
efforts to bringing about an under
standing since the insurgents occupied
Juarez. Hernandez Is extremely hope
full and today expressed the belief that
propositions he has submitted to Ma
dero on behalf OF the Diaz government
appeared acceptable to the revodu-
tionists.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-15
AppIes-Baldwins. ss97: steers red
SEQ $50 per bbl
BaDanss-Good shipping stock. $3.50

Apples-Baldwins. s6VI' steers rec
Bapanss-Good shipping stock. si.sl
Bean.-Dried Lima. 6h g7c per ID.
CeIery-Florida. So 98bo.
Caulinower-t3W W3.60 per doA
Chee.e-Michigan nats- old. l50l6c;
late made. l3914c: York state fats. old.
lbg l6c: late made. l34 lac, domestic
Swiss. l6qlsc; block Swiss. lSaisc;
imported Swiss. 2s430c: Limburger. II
Gf7c: brick cheese, 14a q 1sc.
Date.-Psrsian. 6gsG per ID: Fards
l0a y lie per Id.
common, 6q6hc Id.
kinnan Iaddies-sh @9c &c. 10.
Figs-Imported. new. IL " &c per Id:
California. 35c per ID.
Fresh vegetables--Cucum hot.
house. s5 ~ soc per doz lettuce. not
house. S9lOc Id; head lettuce, s2.509 q
500 hamper. radishes, long. zoo 25c;
round. 20 u 30c doz; green pepper. 500
sgc ge basket; carrots. s Soe eu; Suta6agsL .
S.basket crates, ,S.2b@3.75 per case;
pie2lant. a5c doz. spinach, 75c bu:
per bu; green beans. t2;So per hamper;
paragus. rs Qs5c per ioz: green onions,
l2l=c doz. beets. 754S0c doz; green
peas. 50 hamper; new cabbage. $2.z59 "
$50 water cress. zoe per doz.
Grape Fruit - Florida, s.6oV6 per
Honsy-Fancy white, l70lSc; No. 1,
leo l7c amber. l49l6e; extracted, SO
Hsy-Deuoit shippers are paying the
following piices for baled hay In car
iots. I. o. b. Detroit No. l timothy.
new. .s22. No. timothy. $40; clover,
mixed. s20S rye straw. s7aS: wncat
and cat straw. IS. Loose hay from
farmers wagons on the city markets
ranged from Sl7q22, as TO quality.
HIde.-No. cured. 10c: No. 1 green.
Sc; Nc. cured bulls. shc; No. 1 green.
&c; No. / cured kip, lie: No. 1.
green, lOc: cured calf. No. 1. l6o; green
saii No lss per 10; ;.hssssksha norss hides, No;
wool. soc q $3.50: No. 2 hides. &c on on
Kip, ll7c OFF on calf.
Maple sugar-New sap goods, lIp
l2c per 10, maple syrup. 76Q soc gal
Lemons-California, ts.b0QA50 per
boz.
Nut.-Blaek walnuts. h9ae per y;
SSls. slss.nuss %Si 81 Der St' lb per 10 ne" SMELL
Limes-s1U Las pr doz.
Mushrooms-l5 u zee per doz
Onion Sets-Yellow, tl.zb; white
t1.60Q1.75 per bu
Oaions-sI.bOQ l.75 per Du: Spanish
tLbO per crate. Texas Bermudas. ,2q
oranges - California naveis. s0s7'
per box.
rineappIts- --FIoridas. A2s0ASo pei
crate.
Potatoes--Aiichigan car lots, asa SO,
per bu; new Bermudas, 1926 per bu
&c per bbL; new Florida. {ZDu. $3.50 bb
new FLORIDA. $1.75 bu, " Dbl
PouItry-Springss loo loc' fowls u
q Ice. old roostcrs, lO0l2c ducks. lAc
geese 40 lze- tnrksfS AA@Ase u
The Detroit times., 1911-05-15
STOCK MARKET
HAS DULL TONE
Expectation of Supreme Court De-
ssions Makes Traders Cautious in
the Morning.

NEW YORK. May l5.-Nearly
everything traded in at the opening
of the stock market today ranged
above Saturdays close Fractional
advances were established in many
of the important railroads and indus
trials. At the end OF nteen minutes
a wavering tendency was in progress.
IL a. m.-The market displayed a
waiting tendency after the nrst lie"
minutes, in the expectation OF SD
preme court decisions.
Governments unchanged: other
bonds strong.
Noon-The market was extremely
dull in the late forenoon, brokers
awaiting news from Washington.