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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-18
FOSTER F FATHER AND AUNT
BATTLE FOR CHILD

Placed out for adoption by her rela-
tives at an age when she was a
care; Cora Lyon. now a pretty girl
OF IA, Is sought by these same rela,
tives, and in the probate court, Mon
: cay morning, suit was brought tore
move her from the custody of her
foster father, Charles A. Lyon.
The girls guardianship is sought
~ Mr. and Mrs. Horace Roach, OF
Toledo, who conduct a feather reno
waiting shop. Mrs. Roach is an aunt
OF the girl. Her foster father is a
chiropractic with an Office in Saginaw
rhe girl was left an orphan when
she was young. her mother running
away, and her father later committing
suicide. She went 10 live with Mrs
Roach, but she claimed at that time
she was unable to give her a proper
home. and sent her to another aunt
Two days later this aunt advertised
for someone to adopt the girl, and
Lyon answered the advertisement
The adoption papers were made out
and for several years the girl lived
with him perfectly contented. Recent
" Mrs. Roach desired TO regain pos
session of her niece, and made
charges in court that Cora was liv
ing In a rooming house that was no
a proper place. The house in ques
Toned is conducted by Mrs. Gay. a
No. 1874 Congress-st. east, and seveTa
Witnesses in court. Monday, testified
that IL Is a well conducted apartment
IN which the family had private rooms
away from the other roomers.
When Cora was taken from her fos.
ter father two weeks ago on the or
der of the court, she cried and threat
ened to kill herself II she were not
allowed to live with him. Her short
residence with her aunt has caused a
change in her feeling toward her
father, and in court, Monday, she de-
clared she would never live with him.
Judge Hubert promised a decision
Monday afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-18
PUNISH BEEF MEN
SAYS FEDERAL COUNSEL

CHICAGO, March 1S.-Declaring
that every one OF the governments
charges that the ten millionaires rep
resenting the allied packing interests
are guilty OF criminal conspiracy TO
restrain trade. is true, and demanding
that they be convicted lin order that
an example may be given other guilty
parties at time when trusts are run
ming riot in the land and are regard
ing the law with contemptuous scorn,"
Attorney James Sheean today began
the governments final verbal attack
on the beef barons in the federal
court before Judge Carpenter. The
courtroom was crowded.
Judge Carpenter said that both
sides would be given unlimited time
TO present their arguments.
Sheean declare dthe evidence ire
futably showed the guilt of the pack
ers.
Beginning a summary OF the EVIL
dence. he applied the statute at each
step in the governments proof AMI
declared he would show the applica-
ton OF the law TO every fact until
there could be no doubt as TO the
meaning of the maze OF documents
and figures in the minds OF the jury.
Sheean viii be followed by Pierce
Butler, who in turn wiii give way TO
District Attorney Wilkerson.
Attorney John S. Miller Will open
for the defense and Will be followed
by Attorneys Borders and BuckinS-
ham. Levy Mayer will probably close.
The arguments OF the defendant az
torneys will consist of a general de-
NAL and an effort TO show that the
facts submitted by the government
were but natural acts performed In
the ordinary course OF any great bust
ness.
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The Interstate Commerce commits
sion will hold n hearing in Chicago,
beginning March %, to take up the
matter OF rules for weighing cars OF
freight. which will make Il possible
for shippers and consignees to Iely
on the weights given at the point OF
shipment Under the present method
~ weighing cars. there are frequent
fi<putes. The National Industrial
Irafic league IL gathering data TO be
Ire<cnfed IN this hearing. and Robert
"A. Day. manager Of the transporta-
ION department OF the Detroit Beard
~ Commerce. is sending out letters
10 Detroit shippers asking for infor-
nation on the subject.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-18
TACKLES GANG OF
ROWDIES; ARRESTS TWO

Precinct Detective Gus Bandemer
Of Hunt-st. station, tackled gang of
six rowdies who had created a panic
on a Michigan car. Sunday afternoon,
and after a hard battle, In which he
was forced to use the butt of his re-
volver as billy" succeeded in ar
resting two of the gang, and In rescu-
Ing citizen who was being terribly
beaten when the officer interfered.
The men arrested are Frank Ryan and
Joseph Reilly.
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MRS. MARY A. KELLER
DEAD IN SAGINAW

SAGINAW. Mich. March 1S.-Mrs
Mary A. Keller, 65 years old, one ut
tile original members of the Michigan
Equal Suffrage association, lifelong
worker for women's rights. member
OF the state press association in its
early days, and an original agitator
for a Michigan representation In the
Mt. Vernon association, which per-
petuated the home for 6eorge Wash
ington, died suddenly Of heart trouble
here today.
She was prominent in W. c. Il. U.
circles and a great personal friend VI
Frances Willard.
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NEW YORK COTTON.
FOREIGN EzClIANGE.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. March 1s.-Flour: DIn
and easy. Pork: Firm; mess, $40 ~
as Lard: Firm; middle west spot
si-.e5GI775 Sugar: Raw. quiet: CEN
trifuGal. SO test. $452, muscovado. 81
test. s402. refined. quiet; cut loaf, - 90 !:
crushed s6.40; powdered. S5.1Om0 80;
g-anulated. s560d5.75 Coffee: Rio
30. on spot ilhc, Tallow Quiet;
Ctty. &c: country. ) q a. G. Hay; Firm;
urine. sl.37ia No. 2. $1.l0m LILO; clo-
yer al lOd12J Dressed poultry: Quiet;
turkeys. 12d2ic;. chickens. l6m2 u &c
ICyls. i4nl6lac; ducks, l3m 22c. Lave
Gouitry: Dull: geese. Sm 1Oc; ducks.
We: fowls. 1914 n l7c; turkeys. l5m zoe:
roosteps. 10iac: chickens, l3c. Cheese:
Firm: state milk. common TO specials
16n19c; skins. common TO specials q
AZ Sc.
Butter: Firmj receipts. 44l6: cream
eryl extro soc; state dairy, tubs. so
29c imitation creamery nrsts' Zoc.
Eggs. steady; receipts, 13l49. nearby
white fancy, 26G 21c; nearby mixed
fancy. 2em22Rc; fresh hrsts, ga - he.
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nnSToN COPPER MARkET-CIo.c.

Adven :ure. ~ Ariz Coml, a.. Ah-
meek. 2GJ; Allouez, AZ AlgOma, 5is
Bos. e Corbin, "a Boston Ely. Ia.
Bay state Gas. IS; Cal & Ariz. Cz2t
Cal. & Hecla, 44j: chino. 253s Copper
Range, Sc DAILY West, s. Davis DAILY
%: Eat Butte, 13ls: First Natl. -
Erankin5 1874 GirouN. AZ GoldEeld
Cons. ta-16; CRANKY. &c: Greene Can
-anea, SIS, Hancock %. Isle Royale
27s. Kerr Lake, 3; Lake, 36r9 Miami
24A Nev Cons, 1912 New Baltic
"a Nipissing. Sis North Butte 2Slsi
North Lake. 6Ts Ohio Copper. I a.
Ojibway. 6; Osceola 112ik Ray Cons
Il. shannon. IL; South Lake, So SUP
Copper. 27h: Super. a Boston, 3ss
Tamarack, 20; Trinity. 8; Utah copper
81: L. $. Smelling, IS. do pfd. 4Si
Wihona, 6ss Wolverine, los: wyan.
dotte 2IS Maynowcrs H.
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Mary k.y IN More Trou,I..

Mary Kay, the little English girl who
ffted herself out with furs and fine
rtiment In downtown stores. at the
expense or her employer, l.. n. Trow-
bridge, and was paroled after being
CONVEYED I'm police court. is in more
'tfonble. After her parole she was
sent 10 farm near Ann Arbor. She
left the farm Sunday, and Is said TO
have taken with her nearly every small
article In the house.
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CLEVELAND.
PRODUCE.

.Steadiness was the principal feature
81 the produce market this morning
Business was "A little slow in starting
and there was nothing in sight 70
affect prices either way. The butter
situation as whole Is firm. Stocks
In all markets are low. and local deal
eTs feel that any move in prices will
have to be upward The egg deal is
little unsettled. Consumption IS
heavy. having practically kept pace
with the receipts, but the storage sea-
son is close at hand. and prices are
not low enough for that yet. There
was no poultry in 10 test the market
\ few calves were carried over from
Saturday. Potatoes are easier In out
side markets but rule steady here.
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MARKETS AND FINANCE

steady. spot f65. of Is 81. futures
lb5 ISIS unchanged
The Boston market opened actNe'
hui sliGhllA-lnMsr this morning. VIII
III GNCFpTrOH or ftdHCUCKl " tttvtf- 49,
vanced about Ia from low point IN"
balance of the list is now STEADY Win
fractional gains from the opehthS
prices Metal market continues hIli
t.lpCtrOlNriC sells Mt las
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TOLEDO, O., March Whoa
81 &c a.: July. S1.0Uis sept. aSc. Coon
cash, G9ascg Mly. 72r; July. 1cas g. oats
Cash. 55ttc; May. saa.c. July 30 p. oi
Sett.. 4RR. I'VE. cash. "3c Ciov,
seed CASH and March. So 20 hprI
AID no. 2. sl3i5, No. 3. It2.yo. elected
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BOSTON CURB

Reported for The Times by Hayden
Stone 4 Co, March is:
open. Tigh. Low. i NJ.
Ray state Gas. 90 30 - 80
Dayis Dalv go 80 % %
First National %. ia rs -
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Dutter - Extras, 29c; frsts. CSC Id;
dairy, 2lc: packing stock. zoe h.
Eggs-Current receipts. cases In
cluded aOI.c per doz. Market easy
Receipts on Monday. 419 cases.
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CHICAGO GRAIN-openlnx.

CHICAGO, March ls.-Wheat May
and July ap i.c Corn MAY down -
July unchanged. oats May down &c
lower.
Noon--Wheat; May down &c: July
unchanged Corn May and July up
&c Oats: May up &c July up &c
Close Wheat MAY up 8. @: July up
&c Corn .May UP IL July up sc
Oats: May ~ &c; July unchanged.
Provisions Higher.
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Taking sides.

(Which side OF this controversy do
YOU take"
Wait tn it's over" replied senator
Sorghum "It is wiser not to make
selection until you see which side IS TO
remain uppermost ."--Washington star.
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cu,cAGo PROVISION MARKET.

CHICAGO. March lS:-Butter: EN-
tras oac. nrsts. 2Sc: dairy extras, 21c;
Crsts. Csc. Eggs: Prime hrsts, 2Ol3c:
nrsts. 19tsc Cheese. skins. IL = az
IsIbc: Young Americas. iSle a iSAc.
Potatoes: St1Od LEY Live poultry:
Fowls 15ml5l.C: ducks. i5d Ice;
geese. ilaf41ec. turkeys, ia liiRc.
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OF LOuRDES
CHURCH WINNER IN TIMES
PRIZE LABEL CONTEST
,Continued from Page seven)

business in Oakland-aye. for over 90
years, made remarkable campaign
in his effort to capture the automo-
bile and without doubt would have
captured il had not Sergeant Hicks
many friends proved to be of such un-
looked.for help. Mr. Crandall cap
tured the piano, and he. no doul I,
will be somewhat surprised that he
even got second place considering
that he remarked few days before
the close. and at the period when the
excitement was at It's height, that the
competition was so furious he had
some difficulty getting his breath, not
TO mention any prizes.
The huge accumulation OF labels,
which were stacked almost ceiling
high IN the contest Office on the clos
ing day, was sorted away last Wed.
nesday. Wednesday afternoon tie
ballot box was opened and the task OF
sorting and auditing the ballots begun.
This occupied the attention OF the
contest department during practically
all of Thursday, as the ballots were
first checked and then double-cheoked
back. The counting OF the ballots vas
under the supervision of d. .. Slater,
G.. p. A., New York, who is identified
with the auditing department of the
Security Trust Company. The task
of counting up such sums as the a.
emulation OF ballots represented
demonstrates the value and necessity
OF such a device as the Burroughs
Adding machine, one Of which was
lent the contest department for Use
during the campaign. Without the
Burroughs machine the task would
have been more laborious than IL MAS
simple with IT, To have added he
ballots in the oldfashioned way
would have required ten times the
time which was required with the ma
chine on the job.
DIVISION NO. 1.
ORGANIZATIONS.
Young Ladies' Sodal tty.
church or Our Lady OF the
RosaF = =. = 4 ~ 80 ' .
"Tyn Ns'e'"O' .!.. 40 .17.7S2,5
A' Chapter No. ITO. 900. 1s3
Temperance Union -. sos. 4ss
20 81 ii. O. T. w.. s.253o7s
Hiawaiha Tribe. 80. 50, Inn
rroved order Red Men .... 245.os2
'o ''.'.'y............. s9,45O
= o. DIVISION no. 2.
Church .................... 26.s52.5s2
Church .2o.s51,64J
Mary Palmer VI. r. Church. l7,SS2.73S
Church Observation-Disclosures
sion ..t.................... 2,72s.l5
o + ............... 2s9,262
Gratiot- ave. Baptist Church. losses
church OF the Messiahvrrv---2 20, A 40
DIVISION NO. 3.
Our Lady of Lourdes Church.
River Rouge .........~, S6,Sl2,6f2
manuel Presbyterian
Church ........... ........... 40 ttJ0o
Arnold tI f Church. .......... 10. 4S5. "a
ST. Anne's Church. .......... l3,65S,OS4
Enterprise Camp. No 1894.
Modern Woodmen OF
America ..,.......... J3S, 44J
of Of 81. casimir's church -. s7475
sc Church ........'.....,.,... 1850
DIVISION No. e.
West Gran d-blvd VI. r..
church ....................2 s,692.43J
warren-ave. Baptist Church. 6.767.27o
Church ....'......,,,.,.... s.Gs2. csc
Western Lodge, No. $40. l. O.
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LIVESTOCK.
EAST acknowledgements.
Dnnnlnn A sIeNcna, Live Stock NepOrI

EAST BUFFALO-Opening.
Dunnins a stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. March Is
cattle: Receipts 50 ears: market, LOO
steers. 500 Tso; prime 100 TO l.ToV-
H. steers. S6.90M1,25; prime leo TO
-l.la0-lh. steers. s6.l0mI. best loo 10
l.soe-lb. shipping steers, s6.l5me 800;
lbs. S5.tod6l5; light butcher steers.
S475m5.l5: fat COWS, $395A550; trim
mers, s?25M 80 heifers, S4.se 90;
stock .heifers. sSe5@S.5e: feeding
ers and sprlngers. s3Oa52.
Hogs. Receipts 60 ears: market,
strong. heavy, $3.50; workers. S5.5o1
40; pigs $500 $50.
strong tor lambs, S7S5@79O: year
lings. sG.2506.N5. wetheTs, $3.50 q q;
ewes 5000 j.6j.
calves: Top veals. SO SO: fair TO
good. $1Q S.5o; heavy, Si5OG6
EAST BUFFALO-Closing.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Marcn' IS
Cattle: Receipts. 2,ls5 head; market.
active: prime steers. SSuS.l5, butcher
grades. 5000 30; COWS, $50 $50.
calves: Receipts. 1000 head; market.
$50 sheep and lambs Receipts, a.
0oO head: market. active. choice lambs,
s7.55NS; cul fair. 81 a 80; YEAR
lings. sea :; sheep, S%a 90 Hogs:
.
workers.. sT.e5G7.5y pigs, $3.50; mixed,
$500 7.55; heavYl s7.40Gl 7.50; coughs.
ST. ~ csc; stays, s5a 55o.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO
March 1S.--Hogs: Receipts, $4,000
head. market slow. "a lOc lower:
mixed and butchers. S6.65 a. .95; good
heavy se.s5a6,s7i rough heavy.
s6.6 5GI6.75: light, $3.50 n 6.a2la pigs.
S4.15@6i5. Cattle: Receipts. 21.0V0
head, markeG- steady 10 loc lower;
becves. Sj4S.1j. COWS and heiters,
81 % $3.50. stockers and feeders. s4u
i. 90. Texans. si60u go, calves. s5.75
% SIS. sheep; Receipts, sO.0oG head:
strong, native, $3.50 5.55;
western. s4.25G5 $50. lambs, s525 q 80;
western. $5.75n7.6O.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. O. March Is-Hogs:
Receipts. :, 800 head; soc lower: heav-
les and mediums. S71047.15: mixed,
lights and workers.. sL@O. pigs. $685..
castle: Receipts. 35 cars; steady 10
shade lower. Sheep and lambs: Re-
ceipts,-l L. cars. S1-I5 Calves: Re-
ceipts. $50 head. 50 top
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, r 3 aEx Ann woMES'

POPULAR MEN AND WOMEN,
A. y. Hicks $50 Mcclellan SEQ,
Lawrence Cross jr.. ga Third
Theodore Roiiiet, "a Myrtie-st iS.556'sS'
lsnd-ave. ....'.,....,S..,l, .s5.4ss.25s
"s st~..... . s2.ssI.579
Geo t. schmidt, i63 JOS cam
.f,t,,t,s.... -I-ae--a1a HnMard=st-s4 a. 22s.4Ig
Miss Della <InsIeT 5zS DIX 90 ooe,I
chas Gardner. b71 Baker IA. 7O5.95G
Lewis Krueger, ash Elmwood. 5.320Sls
Joe OtIes 500 Williams. ..,.. 3,33s,12i
Anna Markham, 800 Green s
REM ,inbier. IIarbor Beach. 2.eoS.IbG
Jennie Meade, 20 McGraw -'l'"sfo
of 9er =. Sku'k'ns - . 1.sss.o7O
Maud Bisset. aic Griswold-st. l.3l7,J92
Peter = watson, 1889 siN- -.-
Fred ,sf1 seheei. lsiss Holccmb. isS,7sO
Mrs. Chincott, 4oS Wood ooo-,o
j. !. celweli. So Greenwood. 20S'so6
Mich ''us M"rN'" i45.O5O
Geo r. Schmidt. ssi Roosevelt $4,000
ave 1850
vera Wood 75isi Milwaukee, W, i2S.l5O
Miss Josephine Liberty Si9 ,.o,
Philip Abel. ais Woodward
w i, Mitchell. siiS Four. 1872.
c. L. Kipiinger. ia Henry-st 1880
Joe Berger. 1919 Gratiot-aVe. 1880
ave. ..,.'........,......,.. l2.5OO
BOYs AND GIRLS.
Margarle Brando. 2l6 Mel
drum ...........,..... .......... .l2.419,2tV
Lillian Kemp. 1859 Hudson. lO,645,65l
Ralph Becker. 36i Dix-ave. lO.376.3OJ
Cecil WOOL, IL Melrose-aVe. 6.92i. oO4
Marie Perrin, 6s3 sixteenth
Noix $3.50. .......,.... s.os6.427
Carol Tossy, 2ss ClaIrmont . 5.Ss2.le2
fourrh.st. ....'.......... 2.7S9,95O
Clark -. ,.......'...... 2.5sIssc
Catherine Hughes. s67 Cham
River-ave. ................, i.46i,4sS
berg .......,..-.'.........-,, 1.Os7s7e
West ....a............. 100000
NJ Jacobs .......... 5gg.1U0
H. H. Haywood ....-...,.... 5lI,IOo
Peter voght $50 Twenty-sec
Edward Rlnska. 4e7 Tiliman s55,25s
Campau-ave .............. 22s.alo
Bernard League, s2s Dix-ave. 1887
Harold Zitzelherger, GA Mil
waukee-ave. .............. fG2,TTI
teenth-st. ................ 1850
Harry Rowe. 1924 sixteenth
st OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 16,4an
Robin Ertell. 21S Clairnont. 1880
GLADYS Burns. 16g Congress. 6G,20J
Mich .........,......... $4,000
Leah stuart $40 Atwater.t $4,000
A. b Smith. 921 Highest $500. "a, nhp
Charles Conley. Alma, Mich. TS,16n-
Norman Smith. ga Chestnut
st .............. l3.76n
Tracy Goltz. l2s Dane-st. go. 1915
Milton Belisle. I51 Solvay
ave. 30"
Joseph Teehan, 203 Vermont li.S.0
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MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 1s-Money on
call: -, per sent. Time money; So
ne, cent for six months. Bar silver:
London 2GTs pence: New York, 5S = G.
Demand sterling s4S7 40n Asia
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BOSTON COPPER LETTERS

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone e. Co. March IS: There are no
material price changes in the Boston
copper share market this morning.
Market opened quietly with the tone
somewhat uncertain. hut has since in.-
proved slightly in sympathy with til
trend OF the New York market Butte
q Superior was UP TO %, gain of
one point. Some strength II shown ia
East Butte. which sold NJ 13h. Han
cock sold early at 20, with q recovery
TO ~. chino and Ray are both quiet
with prices unchanged Trading has
heen exceedingly dull with little pres
sure TO sell.
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ADVICE TONINVESTORS
By Finance

enclose
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YORK ERS. y. Y.-Edward Taylor
60. kicked at dog. slipped. fell "a
the pavement and couldn't get up. His
legs were paralyzed.
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NEW YORK, March 1S.-The stock
market opened irregular today wiin
changes about equally divided Le-
tween gains and losses.
IL a. m.--Tse market became active
hour.
Government unchanged; Other
bonds unchanged
Noon-The strong tone was main
tanned in the late forenoon.
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STOCK MARKET TURNS
ACTIVE AND HIGHER
Buoyant Feeling Which Sets In
Early Continues in Late
Forenoon
\. y. STOCK MARkET-clo.e.

Am Az Chem OO& Am suS 5f9s,
Anal Cop 1S:s, Am q * i 55Hs, do pf
us. Am Zoe S7ls. Am smelt i6ss, An!
If 81. Anaconda f0ll, Atch 1865. X
q ;O43z, Il a sos, Can Pac 233. Cen
Leaih POS. do .pf $50. Ches & O -"
Chino cop 20. chi & q W lSi4, G. NJ *
81 i lOsi. chi a * lIes., col + a /
20, Con Gas itlss, Corn Prod l2is, Del
q III le9i4. Dis See Cor 1904. Erie 81.
do lst pt 81. do I'd pf So, Gen Elcc
loo p, CT Nor pr l3Sh, ct y ore cut
SO, Ills Cent l37. Int Met 1874. do ~
5St.. Kan g 27is, Leh Val 1863, Louis
a. Nash 1865. VI. X a. 4 29ii do IF
% y, NJ. 81 & 81 Ste VI X l3l y. Mo
lsC a -, Nat Lead 90. y Y G HES Nor
& Nest lO9 North Pac l20la. Penn X Il
12+ls, Press 81 Car SO. Ray Cons l7i+
Eegd i55ia, Rep * steel 20ss. do ~
20, EoCf- Isl 20 n, 90 pr 50$., Sloss -Shef
Al. South PGc 1924. South ny 29i. DO
- 1i3-, Tenn Con $50. Texas 23i =.
umon 1851, L ) Rub com 5l>i, [
steel 6c7s. do pf lllls. L 5 Bonds les
NlT-Car Chem Co 90 =. Utah Cop 81
Wabash pf 1874, West Mfg ,4is. G NJ u
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JoBpING PRICES.

Canned Good.-Apples. gals, $3.50:
baked beans LID pug eoc; Lima Leans ns
s 615s Goo Corn rab Gans Sse, Ma,9G
Peas: Fancy. early June, Si.35: stand
ard. 81: soaked, 500 zoe. Salmon.
sockeye. tail Sass: nat $40; Alaska
toes, s1.40g LOO; succotash. slW l.25
per doz Peas: Marrowfat, Sis; early
June. sl.25: sifted early June. $l.45 per
F.ed-lobbing prices In 1O0-lb, sacks
Bran, s2S; coarse middllngs, SIS: fine
mIddIIngs $522 coarse corn meal and
cracked corn. $50: corn and oat chop,
Flour obbing prices: Best Michi-
gan patent. s4s5 second patent. $500:
straight. $4.25, pure rye, 80; spring
patent. $500 per bbl. In wood
IIardwr rc--Nails. $225 base: plain
barbed wire. S2.25 per spool; galvan-
lied sheets. IS gauge. ~ per cwt;
single bit axes. brorzed. $3.50 per doz;
polished. 81 per doz; black sheets. ~
per c.t. carriage bolts. small. 20 per
cent off large 60 per cent of list:
machine bolts. small 20 per cent OFF:
large 60 per cent on list. -,
OH Raw linsced. 15c. boiled lin
seed, 10. Diamond headlight kero-
seTie. %; Perfection. 91sc; Eocene. lSc.
crown gasoline. lie per gal; turpen-
tine, In barrel lots 55c per gal
pro,ISIoas-Megs pork, SIC: family,
StsJfilS50: medium, clear, sl6Q1T50:
haIAs. &c. briskets. lQ411c; shoulders.
Zoe; picnic hams. 9iac; bacon, l2Q131ac:
lara in tiorcos, 9lsc; kettle rendered.
l0isc ID.
Edgar 81 Son: crystal dominOes. 2 lbs.
500: do 30 lbs, $50 Eagle tablets.
S7.C5 cut loaf. s715; cubes. So. so:
t%NN% powdered. $3.50. standard DOW.
dercd. $6.56: graduated, extra coarse.
S6sb; do fine In bulk. S615: do 25-lb.
I cottons. $3.50: diamond \, s6.25. cont
4 fectioners \, $50; No I, s6.15; No. 2.
, Sc: No. q. S5,95: No. :. $500; No Il
s5S5: No =. $3.50; No 10. S5.75 No. II,
S5.To; No ~. s5.65. No. IS. $3.50: No
I IL. $500; No. IS. $3.50; hossehold pow
| 10 l-lb. cartons. IS TO case. 81 per i0C
I lbs.
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