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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-04
|RINGlINGS' CIRCUS TO
SHOW IN DETROIT, JUNE "a
Big Feature of Performance is
Elaborate Production of
"Joan of Are"

Ringing Brothers Worlds Greatest
shows will be In Detroit. on Monday
June "a. Their performance this sea.
son begins with an elaborate ana
costly spectacular production OF Joan
Of Arc" which employees in itself 1,2O0
persons. coo horses, and a trainload
of sLecial scenery and stage proper
ties. This spectacle cost the SHOW
men 100000
The Ringing circus Is % years ola
this season. The first performance
was given I'm Baraboo Wisconsin, on
April 8. 1883. The tent was nome
made. The seats were planks Dor
rowed from a lumber yard. The hVe
brothers made all their ring prosS
They had but one horse II was
yerv small beginning, nut II Was an
earnest endeavor Simple as IL an
seems il was enough o make mem
galficieL; money to start OUT the loI'
lowing year with bright little snow.
Al few years later they made their
first tour with railroad show: from
then On, i'm spite OF bitter opposition
of riya' concerns. the Ave shoWmen
forged anead IL was not very long
until their opponents found them-
selves Cn the defensive side OF the
game. ne Ringlings had come to stay
In it's new dress the circus TINS
year presents an inspiring picture.
The bfiliiant new three-mile paraue
was builI last winter in the foreign
Workshops of the circus az Stoke.on'
Trent England II is 2 worlds tair
OF wonders. gathered from the I'VE
continents of the globe. Nearly l-9ou
people. ESQ horses, 40 elephants and
several hundred floats tableauX open
cages. fairy art vans and band
chariots appear in il. The new
menagerie is a complete garden OF
zoology There are more than loco
spec,mens. The star attraction in
this department is Big Fritz, the
tallost giraffe chat ever lived
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-04
JORRING PRICES.


Canned GOOds-AppIes. gals. $780,
baked beans. lib. 5OQ60c; Lima beans.
Sl0l.25. Corn: Fancy Maine, sllo:
F.s. fsh Soe ea TfSic Ja meets stanS
ard. 81: soaked, 5oQ7oc. salmon:
Sockeye. tail. sass; Nat. sac: Alaska
reds. s2.i0; Alaska pinks. sl.20. Toma-
toes. Sl.40Ul.5O; succotash, yl0l.2 20
per doz Peas Marrowfat. s1.l5. early
June. sl.25: sifted early June. |l,4e per
doz
pssdoosing price; IL ioo- ,ss saGS ns
middlings S32; coarse corn meal and
cracked corn. $50. corn and cat chop.
$l7 per ton.
gan patent. SASS; second patent. s460:
StraiSht, y425; pure rye. $3.50: spring
patent. $3.50 per Dbl in wood
Hnrdware-NaIs. $2.25 base: plain
annsaled wire, 81 per cwt; galvanized
barbed wire. s225 per spool; galvan-
lied sheets. % gauge. 81 Der cwt;
single bit axes, oronZed, $3.50 per doz:
polished. 81 per doz; black sheets. SO
per cwt carriage bolts small 20 per
cent OF; large. 90 per cent on list; ma
chine bolts. small. 20 per cent on:
large. 90 per cent of list.
seed. Soc Diamond headlight kero-
sene, loo; perfection, l0lsc: Eocene,
l2Ec; Crown gasoline, loo per gal;
tutpentlnc. in barrel lots. SIC per gal
Prov isIons--Mess pork. sl9 So fam
lily. $l2m2l; medium, clear Sl9oom Il;
raias. i4te6rl5c: shoulders. NE; pie
mic hams, l0lsc bacon. IL u a 5iac; lard
I'm tierces. llAc c. kettle rendered. ian c
per ID
sugars-Corrected daily by w. II.
Edgar Il Sons: crystal dominoes. lbs.
SS.5; do lbs $S.25: Eagle tablets.
Sos cut loaf. $685.; cubes. So; MINK
powdered. Sc. standard powdered,
$5.Y5 graduated, extra coarse. S5S5;
do fine I'm bulk $5.55; do 2j-lb. cottons.
$500: Diamond A, s. 65 confectioners'
A. $3.50: No /. $685. No. .. s55S: No
3. $3.50: No. 4. $545; No. ), $40: No.
g. $3.50: No T. 81 so. No. y. $525: No.
3. S595 No 10, s515; No. IL. $50: No.
II, S5.05: No. I3. s.; No IA. S.; No 10.
IS per 100 lbs; household powdered. i
10. cartons. rs 10 case. $3.l5.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-04
THE STAGE
TEMPLE


California is he name OF the
headliner production son the Temple
;hcater's bill. this week IL is a mix
turo OF grand opera and melodrama.
with a refreshing dash OF high-class
comedy. Cecil De Mile. author OF
strong wrote the book for the
.opere'ta and has also staged the
piece For vaudeville. II is an elab-
.orate Offering. and the Monday after
noon audience. the frs to see IL in
Detr. IT, gave il a hearty welcome.
Much local interest Is centered in
the operate drama. because OF the
fact thar Harry Griffith former De-
troit church singer and later with the
Il. & Whitney Isle Of Spice com
pany appears in one 81 the leadinG
roles Friends sent "a big bouquet
over the footlights 10 him at the
close OF the initial local performance.
Leslie Leigh. also with the Whitney
Isle ~ Spice company, al one time
takes the part of California a
Spenish-indian girl. aroGnd whom the
operotta is built Both OF these lead
ers ossess suitable voices for their
heavy parts, and are supported by a
capable company Austen Stuart. who
takes the part OF a young English
lord. IS especially good.
The Story of California mas 10 do
with q Spanish mission in San Juan
in southern California A railway
plans 20 extend IL lines nrough the
mission property, and he determine
ton 81 the roads engineer Billy"
Telfalr Cllarry Griffith, to carry ont
the plans OF mis- company against the
WISHES of the mission representatives
including California brings out
some rather exciting climaXes and an
little romance between
the engineer and California a
double hanging. with the epgineer at
the Moose end OF one rope is staged
but IL is frustrated at fhe psychology
cal moment. and all ends happily.
The Suggestion CLUB" play
ed by hilton and DOLL MOBILES is a
sort Of satire on the present-day prac-
tice Of women to identity themselves
with Clubs Mrs Tom Walker Dolly
Noblesl, after leaving her husband
home number OF nights To wash tile
dishes and care for the house while
she is al the club. finally decides
the game isn't worth he candle
and reforms with much hilarity.
liquor for tea on coming
home al a late hour.
OthcIs on the program are: Ralph
Smaliey. cello soloist. once with the
Boston symphony orchestra; Gladys
Clark and Henry Bergman, in A
Baseball Filtration; :" Jimmy Diamond
and Clara Nelson. who sing, dance
and otherwise amuse Tal and Ernie
Stanton, comedians and singers OF
more than ordinary capabiiity, and
the Three Gerts. in acrobatlc work
The Microscope ends the dill with
moving pictures OF important happen.
ings of recent date
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-04
RoosepeH's AHack on
RoOt Pleases HIS AIDES

CHICAGO. June both sides in
the Official battle which is warming
hero for the big fight over the Re
publican presidential nomination,
wSre overjoyed today. Roosevelt fol
lowers were glad because they had
the coioners word for il that there
would be a real fight against Senator
Root as temporary chairman Of the
convention. Also the politicians who
are backing Roosevelt see cause for
10y H. the action of two Alabama dele
gates who announced that they would
support Roosevelt in spite of their in
structioL for President TAFT, because
80 per cent of their constituents were
for Roosevelt"
On President Tafts side. rejoicing
came from the presidents def of the
Roosevelt challenge AMI his statement
that he wanted the public TO know
everything that was done at the ses-
sions OF the national committee in
deciding contests.
The Roosevelt followers were con-
fider OF winning the fight against
Root They said today that they
were certain of support from dele
gates instructed for I.aFollette and
CumInins With these votes and
those that Col. Roosevelt controls,
they declared there was no question
about the control of the convention.
President Taft was emphatic in mis-
statement OF his desires IN ConneC-
ton with the publicity of facts re.
garding the contests on delegates He
wrote 10 Harry S. New, national com.
mitteeman. that he had nothing to
conceal in the contests--the same
statement that was made by Col
Roosevelt-and that he advised ad
hitting newspapermen 20 all sessions
of the committee.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-04
\. y. sToCk MARKET-Ciose.

Anu As Chem 81 y, Am y sugar 6s4,.
Anal cop S3is, Am g a r 5''s, Am Cot
oil 5Si., Am Loc f0a. Am Smelt SEA
Am sugar l26A. Am + a 7 10 4s' Am
Wool asa. oc pr 80 macon -, Men Ic
s6G cen Leath ~ 93% Ches O a"
Chino Cop 30A {, Ma 81 l0i'4 Chi
x y N-d Sl75 1864 Con Gas ltl "a
Corn rod 10 -. pls sec Cor 3l@. l.rlS
"a, 40 lst ~ 5l'i, Gen E e, TO- 49,
la3i.. Gt Nor ore ctf Iiis. MS Cent
ies. int Met lss.. do ~ 5If. int harv
com 1908, Kan e : 2iig. Leh Nal y =,
Louis a \ l567t. NJ q II 90. NJ ~
~ a Ste VI 4 l4Ha.. Mo rae 3, - "a "a
Lead 81 y c llS4. o& W ~.
Nor a. West lIOa., North iac ~. Irnn
n r. 1851. PEG q 4 & lI2'4 Ray cons
lisa Read 1862, Rep ! < S'f 1t 56,s.
South Pac 1884,. south iiy :, "a 90 I'
.73a,. Tenn cop t31s, onion fac 10 =,
IL ) Rub com 63t, steel o. - 90 10
pf iIpa. 4 y Bonds l0- = Otan SoP
GS. Wabash 20. 90 ri Il. West IN iV'
S2i, West Mig II
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-04
MILES.


Clever Al Abbott. with his enter
tainirs songs. again axes headline
honors in the Miles theater this week.
Abbott was so much appreciated last
week that Manager Porter received
many requests TO engage him for an
other week The audience enjoyed
his singing OF new songs and then
called OIL him 10 sing those he sang
last week. This he did and wos so
often encored that he had to sing
them all. Abbott may stay another
week after-his present engagement.
"KraZy Kids" in their comedy
school act. Promotion Day." provoke
much laughter There are four pref
ty girls ii the company. and four
young men, also g school teacher who
is always getting lin D'tch" with his
pipils. Where is the Suwanee river p"
asks the teacher. Far. far away" re-
plies pupil Fam, Then Ignatz is
called on for a song. In which the en-
tire school joins. They are all good
singers.
The Burns sisters had cause to be
proud OF their home reception as the
young women were born in Detroit at
Lafav ette-blvd and Trunbull-ave.. net
SO lorg ago. They are Sue. Margaret.
Louise and Esther They are good
vocalis:s and several are artists at
the piano. violin and bass violin
Albert Donnelly has a rather novel
entertainment with his clever shadow
graph pictures BY manipulating his
hands lie can throw silhouette pic
lures OF monkeys, cats. elephants and
-httrnarr- beings on tffe-=crreff. fc
monkeys are eating. the cats weighing
their ears. the elephants swinging
their trunks. the men staggering
home in me morning and the women
kissing
William and Joe Aldeans. Aus.
Itralan gymnasts. present a comic
'acrobatlc act They are splendid per
formers on the horizontal bars.
George F. Watson and Florence
Little did not arrive 10 present their
act A Matrimonial Bargain" Mon
day An extra motion picture play
was ciNen in place OF their number
The bill also closes with an amusing
picture play.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-04
TO GO TO BALTIMORE
IN SPECIAL TRAIN

The Michigan delegation to the Dem
ocratic national convention in Bal;l-
more will leave Detroit Sunday night,
June %, at s O'Clock in special
train that will make the run to Balti-
more in Is hours. The route will be
via the Michigan Central to Toledo,
and from there TO Baltimore over the
Pennsylvania.
The fare will be $24 for the round
trip. and II there are more than 10
wanting to remain in the east after
the convention a one-way fare OF
$l2.05 will be allowed Lower berths
will be $3.50 each way and uppers,
$3.50.
Judge William F. Connolly is al.
tending 10 the reservations FOR inc
Detroit delegates and State Chairman
Edmund c. Shields, OF Howell, for the
delegates out In the state. Mr..
Shields was In Detroit, Monday con-
ferring with Judge Connolly in regard
to the arrangements The special
train Will carry dining car and buffet
and be equipped with all modern con-
veniences
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-04
Harmon Men Try
To Enforce UNI Rue

& TOLEDO. o., June 4.-The Harmon
forces reiterated today, after man
euvering from early Sunday until after
last midnight among delegates TO the
Democratic state convention which
opens here at 1870 o'clock tonight that
they had the strength TO force the unit
rule and were determine dto do it,
To bind the nineteen Wilson district
delegates 10. vote for Harmon IN the
national convention at Baltimore. Gov
Kafmon threw the whole machinery
of his presidential campaign organiza-
ton and state administration into the
fight, even calling ex-Congressman
Robert Gordon from Harmon head
quarters al Washington.
The unit tule-it's the thing 20 Go
and We are going TO do It,, said Cor
don soon after his arrival.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-04
Sonfh Dakota Vofers
Are ELecting Delegates

SIOUX FALLS. S. D.. June 1.-THE
polls for South Dakota's state pri.
mary opened this morning at a. m.
and Will close at D. m. Ten dele
gates each to Chicago and Baltimore,
and a United States senator are 10
ne rejected. together With nominees
for governor.
Roosevelt leaders, as the polls open
cd. advanced the claim that today's
vote will show a plurality OF from
1000 "a 1900 for Col Roosevelt
1alts supporters are hopeful. how
ever. that With the division OF the
aastTafl vote between Roosevelt and
Lafolletle. they can elect their, 10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-04
TAFT AND ROOSEVELT
MEN IN FINAL FIGHT
,continued from Page oneJ


the second and concluding day than
there was on the first.
The result in the district meetings
late yesterday afternoon and the iH-
velopments OF last night in The meet.
ings OF the various meetings show
-aeHelusixalX that the TAFT and Roose-
welt forces are SO evenly matched
that a few votes either way Will turn
the balance.
In the district meetings, Taft con
trolled eleven and Roosevelt ten. bat
the Taft victory in the district that
gave him control, the eighth, was wen
by only one vote. In the eighth lis
trict meeting, there were 20 Tart for
lowers TO 10 for Roosevelt. Control
therefore, hinged on the vote of a
single district delegate.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-04
<Eu yoRk PRODUCE.

NEW NORk, June 4.---FIUUT. QUItN
and steady. Pork. Firm. mess. 5000
6ogl Lard Flrmer middle west spot
sIO.7Om1O.S0 Sugar Raw STEADY
centrifugal, SO test, s39S. nuscoNauV'
20 $50 Ga as. refined steady. out loaf,
SO crushed $3.50. powdered. s5lOn
) s6. granulated So SO. Coffee RIO
No on spot. l4is MI4itc Tallow
steady; city. 6h. country. 6tr sc'
ItsN Dull and steady $l55d 60. No.
Ia 81 2OGl.35. clover. Stl5N l.45. Dress
ed poultry Firm turkeys. lSG &c
chickens, l7iR q 23c; fowls. II y a &C
ducks gle Live poultry Jnsettisu
gesss 90. ducks. lee fowls. l4ia a 15c;
turkevs I2c. Toosters. Zoe. Cheese:
Quiet and unsettled state milk. com
mon TO specials 12H14c. SKINS. COM
mon 10 specials. 7TllHc; full skins
lfIJc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-04
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Tur, t-ppening Wheat
in tnp Detroit market opened Wt,uuut
change Chicago was steady and the
Ifrrruooi market iost most % an early
advance. Early crop news " bJlllsa.
ppauiug prices Tuesday Cash No. =
red wheat 81 1914 July. Sltla, sop
telub"r 1915 December -iftia No,
white. Si13h
Com j. easy. ~ &c for cash No. J.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-04
BUSINESS BRIEFS

The ABBOTT Motor Co has alued
Walter r. Van Deusen. one OF the
best known automobile men in the
country. TO its sales forces. Mr.. Van
Deusen taking the place OF assistant
general sales manager, June / Mr.
Van Deusen was general manager o.
the +. X. Thomas Co. Tor severn!
years, and has recently been in the
sales department OF the Chalmers Mo
tor Co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-04
LIVESTOCK.
EAST buff ALO-OpeninE

EAST BUFFALO. ~. T. June b.
cattle Receipts l2O cars, good, airy
Ted kind lou Toe higher. grassy kinds
steady. best 400 10 ! ,6o0-lh steers,
SS.ouft5; prime 1900 10 ,4O0-lb steers,
$3.50 500. prime zoo 10 l,3O0-.p.
steers. g. sj6t ~. best 100 TO 100
10 shipping steers S1.3j 1,S5; mediura
butcher S,eerS. l,OO0 10 ll00 lbs. - ~
4 $50. light butcher steers. SO lOn o. =
fat cows. s3.4Ou6.50. trimmers, StS0et
~ heiters $40 a 7-25; stock b, ifers,
S4.S5m +.5C; feeding steers. $40. o.
stockers. SSJOm4 bulls $50 a sou ,
mixers and spriagers. $3OW65.
Hogs. Receipts 50 cars. market
strong. heavy $3.50; yorktrs, S1S"et
80. pigs. SG.90m
Sleep Receipts. 80 cars mark, {.
slew, top lambs. sS.e5d : 40, yearliEg&
s6.-5r6.35; wethers, S. 50a5,15, ewes,
S45065
Top calves s9.50u9.15 fair To good.
sS.5UM9. heavy. xlMJ.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-04
SALT err N"pIt",t
WITH THE
NEWLY-WEDS"

is the d. & c. Line Circular
Tour from Detroit to Cleve-
land, thence to Buffalo and
back 10 Detroit. Cost Tor
transportation. 500. Step
overs allowed. Ask our Ticket
Agents for particulars.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-04

delegates 10 the Chicago convention.
Tie campaign betw en- tie Clark
and Wilson forces for the 10 dele
gates 10 Baltimore has been lively.
and both sides are claiming a victory
TODAY.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-04
E,IGIN nITrER.

ELGTN, III June 4.-The Elgln
Board of Trade yesterday tiNed the price
OF butter at IS cents. the same as last
weeks quotation The market was
nrm. \ motion made 10y Chicago mem
bers OF the board 10 advance the price
one cent was voted down by the tlSin
M embevS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-04

crate. hothouse tomatoes. 2ed25e 10.
TallOw-No /, sac; No. 2. 4Ac 10.
Mool-Mic higan unwHsned wool for
southern. central and northern Sec
tons -, v and y blood, 1910 2Oe; de-
laine. unYashed. l60lSc: common.
rough and fine. i4QlSc ID. o. b.
country points.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-04
NEW YOnM COTTON.
U. s. GOVT BONDS
CHICAGO PRoDUCg;.

-tf+tt'xtfU. Iuns 3--Butter Extras.
Csc; irsis 24c- dairy extras. zoe hrsts.
23c Eggs Prime hrsts, ] q ] 'Vt.
nrsts 16c Cheese. skins. l2lz c.
young Americas l3c Potatoes. Sl.5Om
go Live poultrv. Fowls. II y ~ &c.
ducks l0n11c; geese. l6W lac; turkeys.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-04
AppIe.-Ben Davis. s3@35o: Steeles
red S54550: Baldwins, S4gt50 per

red. s5Q55o: Baldwins. s4GI5o per
Bauana.-oood shipping stock. $50
Bcans-Drled Lima. 797hc ID.
Caulinower-Californla ;2@225 doz
Cabbage-New. s2.75a3 per crate
Cheese Michigan. l7Qlsc: New
York. t1W1Sc. brick. l6i9 Die: Lin
burger la lsC: domestic Swiss. 2lG
Csc imported swiss 2sgSlc 10,
Date.-Persian. new. on asc per 10,
Fards, lOQl01ac 10.
Dressed Calves = Fancy, lOLz Qllc;
Eigs-Imported new. 1l0lse per ID!
California. 25c Id.
Fresh vegetables - cucumbers. hot
house. 81 "a soc per dUz; lettuce. loo &c
per 10. mead lettuce g ~ a per ham
per; asparagus, Michigan. vl25H LOO
per box spinach, SlQ l25 per box,
green peas, s. 90 per bu
Grape FruIt-Florida. $5.50q 1850 per
money-Fancy white. 13also: am
ber l5dI6c. extracted, 99yIsc 10.
following prices tor baled hay in ear
lots, + o. b. Detroit: No, l timothy
SPA % 80; No. timothy s25 W26. Glow
or. mixed, SIS; rye straw, ;l2.bQ9l3;
markets ranged from s2sg32. as to
quality.
Hide. - No. 1 cured, l2hc: No. |
green. l0hc. No. l cured bulls, l9c; No,
/ green, sc; cured calf, No. /, lie. green
calf No. l, Ice per 10. horse aides. No.
1, SAYS; No 2, S2.75; sheep skins, as TO
wool 25cnSl50 No. hides. lc on on
kip ~ OF on calf.
Lemons-Cahfornia, S45095.60; Mes
sinas S315Q go per box.
LImss-Sl a. 20 doz.
Maple sug"r--Pure sap goods 40
lbc ID
onions-Egyptian. $S.s5 per sack.
sf.75- per or. TeNas Bermudas. Si509
las per crate.
Oranges - California naveis. fancy.
Sc gla35O: choice. 81 50d3 per box.
PouItry-Hyns. 1iia a. l5c. stays. -
dISc: broileTs. 20 q 2Sc. geese. lSu lac;
ducks young. $50 Ice. turkeys. 40
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. crate.
Potatoes - Car lots. track. Detroit
are selling At S120ai.2 bu. new Ber-
inudas, 1926 bu 81 per Dbl. Florida
White. s2.15 per bu; $3.50 per bill
sktns-.Detroit buyers are bidding az
follows No / skunk. S2.5O. No. 4 rae
coon. s275 No mink. So. No.
muskrat. soc.
: So s''"" "'F''''--1'- quar- cases So
Tomatoes $3.50 pe basket
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-04

r. g. Dhtrlch has taken a position
as roard representative for Bumpus
x Co, members OF the Detroit Stock
Exchange.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-04

system OF fngerprint identification in
the Peoples State bank TO identify
customers who cannot understand
English and are unable 10 write their
names. This system will prevent any
frauds in the handling OF such nc
counts. Under the present system 1t
is possible for foreigner to .mper-
senate deposition, and he is frequent
ly able TO withdraw money which does
not belong 10 him. The finger-print
identification will prevent any such
schemes as the record OF the prints
OF the thumb and three fingers will
furnish positive method OF estab-
fishing identity. 1t is expected that
the system will be installed in the
course Of the summer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-04
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK June 3.-Money on call:
ga, per cent Time money: ga a ga
per cent for six months Bar silver:
London. 81 1919 pence: New Iork,
60S4 Demand sterling: s4.s1.Oo q
4S7.l0.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-04
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Rutter-ENtras. Csc: hrsts. 2ic H.:
dairy. ole: packing stock. i9c 10,
Eggs Current receipts. cases In =
cluded. rrsts. zoe. seConds, l6 e,
checks. lac per doZ. Receipts, l,3S2
cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-04
EAST observation-disclosures.

EAST BUFFALO, y y June 81
Cattle; Receipts, 3,t25 head market,
active and strong: prime steers. SS6Ua
81. butcher grades. sass COWS 81 30
~ Calves Receipts, $500 head mai >
ket. fairly active ana soc lower. Gull 10
choice $6Q9.,5. sheep and lambs Re-
ceiptS. 1000 head, market. slow, 204
30c lower: choice lambs. Ss@ a, Gull
To fair S6I1.75 yearlings. $6n6.i5;
sheep, S215lI 40. Hogs Receipts. Is
700 head. market, active and loo soc
higher: yorktrs. S77oq 7.SJ pigs. $40
y I.15. mixed s7,90a7s5. heavy. $3.50
q 30. roughs $6.2j q6.I5; stays, 81
ms OK
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-04

The Detroit & Mackinac Railroad
Co. Will pay the regular semi-annua
dividends OF 21a per cent on beth
the preferred and common stocks,
July l. The transfer books close
June 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-04
PRODUCE.

As was expected. the butter market
came unchanged this week. but the
market is very firm and prices mar
rowly escaped being advanced cent.
The cheese market Is easy on state
brands. Poultry is also inclined 10
wea knpss more on lack Of demand
than ncaVy receipts as the latter are
light Dressed calves were called
steady, but offerings were very light
Michigan strawberries were in taily
good supply this morning. but. coming
nv express the berries were generally
soft and in no condition to compete
with outside fruit shipped in retrigcr-
atcr cars The first samples OF cher
RIGS and Rocky Ford melons were on
exhibition this morning.