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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-24
BLIND PIG BARTENDER
OUT ON GOOD BEHAVIOR

Frank Pitt appeared before Judge
Phelan. Monday, for sentence on the
charge OF running a blind pig" on
washington-blvd., said bling pig hav-
ing been graced by the title OF The
Hedonic brotherhood"
Pitt was the bartender. Everybody
else escaped conviction. The brother
hood had such ofhcers as the "ph1los-
opher emeritus" and philosopher
plenipotentiary." or something like
that The place was indicted BY the
late grand jury.
All" said Judge Phelan, reminis-
Gently, THAT Is the joint where they
had all Of those Hellenic philosophers
"Yep." said Pitt, and high ball jug
glers; foam blowers. and plain booze
lighters. But I'm out Of the liquor
business for good nod. Judge" he has
tened to add. Never again behind
bar for me. I'm working for q motor
company now"
Judge Phelan psroled Pitt for six
months.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-24

Twenty fourth aud Lake-sts., aud
point in the path OF the storm re-
ports were received all night or peo-
pie killed, injured or buried ia the
ruins of their homes.
Shortly before 4 o'clock the storm
was first noticed southwest of Oma-
ha, coming toward the city with the
speed OF an express train. The roar
Of the whirling, twisting wind could
be heard long before the storm struck
and people in the southern portion
Of the city asserted they could hear
the angry rumble OF the storm when
IL struck the village OF Ralston. The
vanguard of the storm was huge
Ifan-shaped cloud, dark and lower
| ing. which gradually narrowed into
u funnel-shaped object that dipped
earthward and wherever il struck,
left wake of death, Injury and
wrecked homes. Almost all over the
city people stood and watched the
storm approach. even when in its
very path. some seemingly without
the power TO move. or not knowing
way 10 kO.
The streets In the storms path
were filled with debris.
| Although dazed for a time by the
suddenness OF the storm and the
damage done, the people living in the
wrecked portions OF the city who
were uphurt and those residing near
by fastened to the task OF rescuing
the injured.
| With a motor wagon pressed into
service, physicians and nurses hasti-
| ly summoned. hospitals and other
public buildings were turned into re-
| lief stations for the injured, and
norgues for the dead. Every under
takers establishment in the city,
and even in South Omaha was taxed
to the limit in caring for the dead.
AS the night wore on, the devasta-
ton wrought by the storm became
more and more evident and the city
commissioners, headed by Mayor
Dahlman took personal charge OF the
relief work. Headquarters were es-
tablished in the telephone exchange
building at Twenty-third and Web
ster-sts. and Major Hartman's offer
TO take charge Of the patrolling Of
the devastated district with between
200 and 500 regulars was gladly ac-
Ieepted. Every policeman and fire.
man In Omaha, South Omaha and
Council Bluffs was used in an effort
to prevent looting OF tie buildings,
and 10 aid In the rescue OF the In
jured and in putting out fires. Be-
fore morning a call for the local COM
panies Of state troops had been is
sued. and the state troops will aid
the regulars and the city officers in
guarding the wrecked buildings and
n searching the ruins for the dead
and injured. AS soon as daylight
appeared Mayor Dahlman and Major
Hartman made tour along the
storms path and arranged to take
care OF those rendered homeless by
the storm.
The Diamond Moving Picture the
ater, between Twenty-fourth ana
Twenty-f1th. on Lake-st, was totally
destroyed by the storm. and reports or
dead in the amusement place were be-
Ing told by those who were near the
place at the time.
Two men In an automobile refused
Continued On PAGE Nine)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-24
u. s. GOVERNMENT BONDS
N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE
BUSINESS NOTES

The stockholders OF the Motor
Foundry Co. have approved plan
sor increasing the capital stock OF the
company from $4,000 to 100000.
and the additional capital Will De
used for extensions and Improve
ments. Work has already been start.
ed on the new buildings, adjoining
the present plant, which covers two
acres and a half on Hart-ave.. JUST
south OF Mackave. The company
manufacturers gray iron castings for
automobile work. The oficers are J.
III. James, president and general
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-24
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. March 2+.-Close: Mon
days trading was slow and unimpor-
tant In the wheat market owing to-
poor wire service with Chicago. QUO
tations were received once in while.
While no dope OF Importance was re-
ceived there was general feeling that
the recent storms were bullish. rne
belief IL that they could do nothing but
harm TO the growing. crop and GER
market grain as freely as in the past
owing TO bad roads and wet weather
Over tho northwest II is cold enough
to hinder spring work
No foreign news was received. Most
Of the European markets are closed and
general conditions over there are con-
side. sidered essrish owing to ria large sup up
uation Is still critical enough TO make
bear hesitate before selling short.
The LOCAL market was badly mixed nal
S202h and another at S20s. At the
nobody wanted to buy. The market
Corn advanced &c. oats &c and
beans SC. Trading was slow in all
grains.
car at sos. l at 31.02n. closing at
sl02h asked May opened without
change at sl.O7t and advanced to
yancea to s ssSi ps ssp,em m N opened sn at
s2lxc advanced to 92Ac. and closed at
s2hc. No. ] white. sl.olis No mixed
i car AT SIC. NO. mixed. car al ID.
NOsrss graih 9uotstions.: Corno.c As.
10. yellow, 51hc oats~standsrd.
S6hc; No, 3 white, s.ac; No. white.
car at ale, 1 at 81 nc. Rye--Cash No.
3, sac Beans-Immediate and prompt
shipment, S1.s5; May. sls5. Cloverseed
IL bags at sii25. "a at 1915. 10 at $3.50:
prime aisIke, 'iaao; sample aisike. s
bags ~ ,l1.2S.. Timothy seed-Prime
Receipts in she Detroit market Mon
day Included 1000 bbls Of flour, IL cars
Of corn. 10 Of oats and OF rye: With With
blu Of corn and 10, 800 Blu OF oats. Stocks
are ss3,752 blu OF wheat, 1879 bu of
corn. 1850 blu of oats and 1876 bu Of
rye.
TOLEDO. O.. March 24.-wheat: Cash
and May, sl,o91s July, ssAc; septem-
Der. s?Hc Corn; Cash. 6sei May, 55c:
9 5syS 81 snfM as ssG ssa jus ssn
TENDER, 35Ac. Rye: Cash. SIC. Clover
seed: Cash and March. sl2.so; April.
slls7T; October -s7s6 Al:ike;: Cash
March and April. sl.76. Butter. eggs
and hay: Unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. March 24.-Light trading
featured the wheat pit today. May
opered firm, but July, after opening
sion selling early In the day gave corn
a heavy tone The trading In oats was
very small. Moderate selling by the
commission houses caused an easier
marnet. Provisions were strong and
A.sner Active buying by some OF the
large houses strengthened the market
though there was some scattered sell
Ing on the part OF the commission
houses.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. March 2+-Opening-
W neat: May W. itc; July up tc. Corn:
Nav unchanged July steady. Pro-
Visions Steady. shading higher.
Noon-wheat: May up &c: July up
NC. Corn: May up &c; July up &c.
Close-wheat: May down nc; July
unchanged. Corn: May UP NC: July up
&c Oats: May down NC; July un-
changed Provisions: steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 24-tlour: Dull
but firm, Pork: Firm. ness s2225 q
22.50 Lard Strong; middle west spot
SIl06Q1l15. Sugar: Raw. quiet, cen
trifugal, sS test. 1855: muscovado. 81
crushed, S5O5: powdered, Si45; granu-
lated. N.a5 gl[o Coffes: Rio No. =
on spot, 1lSc. Tallow: Steady. city,
prime. sio?I a Toy: No. g. 700 Soc:
clover. 65ds2hc. Dressed poultry:
quiet; turkeys l5q24hc; chickens, IL
live poultry: Weak. geese. III, &c;
ducks. 2Oc; fowls. lee; turkeys, Ale;
roosters, 1Sc; chickens. leo. Cheese:
Quiet and weak; state milk, common 10
specials. 14Ql7hc: Skins common 10
specials. 6Gi3hc; full skins, 2G+c.
Butter: steady; receipts, S,4si: cream =
cry, extra. 30 4 q see, state dairy, tubs,
20 q 35c. Initiation creamery nrsts- "a
Q27c. EGGS; Firm: receipts, ls,Sps
nearby white fancy,23 2@c nearby
mixed fancy. 1Sh 1lpiac; fresh frsts
Is n 20c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-24

manager; h. A. Nelson. yiee-presi.
dent. and l.. II. Green. secretary and
treasurer.
President +. A. Loveley, or the De.
troit Real Estate board. has appoint.
cd two more committees 10 serve
during his term. The appraisal com.
mittoe which is one OF the most I'M
portant is as follows: John Tigchon,
chairman: Richard G. I.ambrecht,
Thomas ii. Welch. Robert NJ Grind
ley A. A. Moore. The membership
committee is as follows: Chairman,
Elmer $. Moon Walter c. Woolley.
Jerry e. Hayes, LHJ. Lcinbach and
r. b. Harmon.
The purchase OF three car ferries
from the Michigan Central by the
Wabash railroad is said 10 be the first
step I'm plan to use the river Tor
transporting freight in the same man
ner that the rivers are used in New
York. IL is stated that the Wabash
will use the ferries to take cars from
the west side yards TO the industrial
plants located along the river front
on the east side OF the city saving the
switching charges and giving the
manufacturing plants much better SER
! vice than can be given through the
! terminal yards. Connections VIII
also be made with the Manufacturers
railroad. Ii Is expected that the saw
/ ing will amount TO 100000 year
The Digestive Ferments Co, OF
! ~.
over the business OF the Ray Chemi-
cal Co.. OF Detroit, and the Digestive
! Ferments Co, OF Chicago. and VIII
continue the business In the plant oil
| the Ray Chemical Co, at Nos. l2-26
I4ocust-st The pharmaceutical de-
partment OF the business VIII be dis'
| continued, and the company VIII give
It's entire attention 10 the nanuiac-
| ture OF digestive ferments, animal ex-
tracts and certified products. The OF
| ficers OF the Digestive Ferments Co.
are G.. ID. Pope, president; II. A. Bur
nett, and C. r. Miller, Independents;
| j. Il. Schtotmau. treasurer ard .
| Oakman, secretary.
| A decision was filed in the United
! States court, SATURDAY afternoon,
denying the preliminary injunction
asked by the Detroit g. Mackinac rail
road to restrain the Michigan railroad
! commission from revising the tarin
on logs shipped from specified points
! 10 Alpena and bringing the freight
! charges on logs 10 mi cage basis.
! The decision was handed down by
| Circuit Court Judges Knappen and
Dpnisop and nv District Judge Arthur
j. futile. The question was tried out
in the state courts and a decision UNI
| favorable to the company given by
the supreme court OF Michigan. The
| federal Judges refuse to interfere.
The railroad claimed that the revised
! rates were conGscatory and that the
commission was exceeding its juris-
! diction.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-24
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO.
nuoulur A sfeyeus' Live stock NeOOs

EAST BUFFALO. y. " March III
Cattle, Receipts, zoe cars; market
steady: hest 1880 to 1,s00-lb. steers.
eS65ds.90; good To prime 200 TO HOO
i.io0 u l, s00-lb. steers, Ss0s.7s; coarse,
plstnish loo to l,200-lb steers, $500
T.s6; medium butcher steers. 1000 TO
11OO iba, ei.s60s; butcher steers. $50
TO LOCO lbs, S7G75O: light butcher
steers. ss.sog7.s6i best fat cows. Ss.75
as.25; butchsr. oews, ts.2s0s.26: light
gt75, trimmers, 81. oars: best fat
hsifers, t7,1sEsi medium butcher hsif-
ers, %. 7s0TSs ilght butcher hetfsrs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-24

Your home neWsplper herafrfed to
the world your birth II told OF your
entry into school. Mentioned your
birthday party when you wor. sweet
l6. Applsuded your graduation from
tho high school, started you 40 college,
and when you returned mentioned the
frst job you secured Told or your
marriage To- he sweetest girl ia town
ana also mentioned the advent tor
event. pr your nrstborn. Told Of tho
visits ~ TIA and ma, sympathised with
you IN your Joy. ana when you die "a
VIII do its best lo get You through tho
peariy gates at only 81 a year War
rrnson. y. Y. Banner,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-24
Copper Country Storm Swept.

CALUMET, Mich, March 24.-(Spe-
ciaD-Heavy rains early last night.
turning into fierce blizzard with a
60-mile wind and heavy snow fall,
tied up all traffic into and out OF Cop
per Country. Business suspended be-
cause OF blockades OF streets. All
electric and steam railroads are tied
up and no mail is moving. Wire SER
vice is uncertain.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-24
BOSTON COPPER MARKET-CIose,

Am. Zinc. 2sk Alaska Gold Mines
1917; AriH coml. :Sh Butte u & supssr Per,
chief. Ia Chino. ASA Copper Range,
43r DAVIS Daily. 1-16; East Butte, IL:
franklin. Oh; Giroux. 8; Goldaeld Cons,
2I. CRANKY, 5Ta Or Carsnea,
indiana, is; inspiration. 1sis fsrd Crk:
Coal, pfd., So Lake. Is; Mass. 4. Miami
Copper. 22k Mohawk, 4s% New. Cons.
1914 Nipissing "a: North Butte, y
Old Colony Az Osceoia, 81; Pond Crk,
as Ray ions. 1sh shannon. l0h
Shattuck & Ariz.. 20 super. Copper.
sou: Trinity. l-ls: United Fruit com.
le7; Utah Cons. ~ Utah Copper Oh "a
ora 2n Wolverine sol
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-24
Found Dead In Bed.

Fred Krause. aged rs. No. 442
Superior-st., was found dead in bed
AT his home early Monday morning.
Asthma is given as the cause OF death
by Coroner Burgess. krause Is an
old resident OF the city and was we'll
known here years ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-24

The following firms are priv
ileged TO execute orders on the
Detroit stock Exchange: Bumpus &
Co; Carlyle Povak h. II. Clarke
4 CO.. Lewis G. Gorton, w. A.
Hanlin & Co.: Richard Irwin &
Co.; w. z. Moss Co: III. ". Noble
& Co: w. E Reilly & Co.; William
H. Rose & Co.: II. 5. Warren * Co.
and George NJ West & Co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-24
CAMELLIAS AND SASHES
SHOUT FOR SUFFRAGE
(Continued from Page one)

the colors, G.. w. ", stand for Get
women the vote This is the sash
we wore in the Washington parade. e"
Detroit sufYragists are considering
getting a consignment sf these sash
IS for their speakers. AS attracters
OF attention, they are better than
anything seen SO far in the cam
paign.
The Poles OF Detroit are locking
to the suffrage standard. Miss Nina
Parshall addressed big meeting OF
Poles. Saturday night Monday
night she will speak to Polish girls
In the Polish Workingmen's club on
Forest-ave. On Thursday evening
she will speak at Polish mass meet
ing, TO be held In the club rooms.
The executive board OF the seven
Polish societies of the city will fur
nish man speaker for the meeting.
Miss ParshaII also addressed a
mass meeting OF Russians, Saturday
afternoon. at West Jefferson-ave. and
n.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-24
uNln> srnck YARDS.
CLEVELAND.
bower a Bower's Live stock hrp"r'
PRODUCE

The market for the week started or
with nomlnally steady price list
Live poultry and dressed calves are
both IN some what strained position,
and with anything like fair receipts
would probably ease of a little Tho
egg market ought TO do better this
week Receipts are liberal but the
demand is equal 10 the
supply, and IL any attempt TO begin
storage operations is made. with no In
crease IN receipts. the market is likely
TO get an advance. Some dealers were
looking for "A small decline In butter
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-24
MARKETS and FINANCE
MARKET IS DULL
THROUGHOUT DAY
Comes 10 Complete Standstill
During Second Hour
of Trading
\. y. STOCK MARkET-ciose.

Am 4 sugar 2bta Amsl cop bo's,
on 43n, Am Smelt 81 Am sugar IIis..
Am T a r 1924. Am rob sSsi.. Anacon
s5s. Atch loll, b a Q l00t.' BE, n
Steel ssfs. h r r s. y. can Pac 22Si
chi 4 \ 1881 con Gas lSo corn Prod
1855. bis Sec Cor 10, Erie = do Ist
Of 43s Gen Flee 1912. CIT Nor ptd
isTls, Ills Cent 49, Int-Met l6S do
of "a. INT HAIRY com zoe. Kan )
AN. I.eh Val l5i. Louis Il y 1884, NJ
X < L a.. VI. II 4 * 81 VI Ry l29 =.
Mo Pac 37l.. y = lO4ls. \. o n W
lO4L North Pac ll5ia, Penn Nv:
S2S.. Ray Cons 49, Read 1865. Rep
X "a. do pr So. Rock Isl 2os
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-24

NJ. Mcdowell. a retired miller and
CAPITALIST OF Marysville. Kas. Is spend
ing his eighty-ninth winter IN cuttlns
al saving wood for the furnace In his
home
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-24
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 24--Money oil
call. ~ per cent. time money. o. per
cent for six months mercantile paper.
Der cent; bar silvcr--%cw York,
Be&c; demand sterling. 14Sf
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feeding steers. deAorned. s1gL50;
iigNt common stockeTs. So V61o,
prime export bulls. s7dTs5. best
butcher bulls. s6.sQIT. bologna bulls,
f515a625. stock bulls, 500 90 best
mixers and springeTs. So q SO COM
mon 10 fair kind DO, si0G 90
hogs Receipts, o0 cars s market,
strnnE hca.y $g,6hW 80. workers.,
sJ1UH9ia. pigs. S9lnW 9t3,t
sheep aud lambs. Receipts. 80 ears
market steady top lambs. $40 - ,
yrarlinEs. sN1N.25, Wcthers st.'9B .
ewes. S6ff6 so
calves s5W il.bO.
Union sTOtk YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. ttltA 70"
Marcel @i..~itdgs. Receipts. 4-,pop head
market. steady mixed and butchers.
SS55Is good heavy. SN,Og 9 ! >,
rougl, heavy. s. 55aS 70, light 81 $50
. %. piEs. s.HuM o. cattle Receipts.
y 0oa head market. steady; beevcs. s.
Hql5. COWS and hriters, - Tao y
stoCNrrs and feeders, $50 ~. TtNaH7'
$t.5eI..60. calves. SO liza Sheep
Receipts. $50 head. market STEADY
native SSd western. S6.2Dd :, lamhS'
S1TSS5: western. St.sbGys>b.
CLEVELAND.
Hover a Hower's Live stock Report
CLEVELAND. O.. March "a hohs
Receipts Gears, market higher
workers and pigs. $3.50. heavies, 50 80
Lambs. 81 Calves, sllSo cattle -
as so.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-24
Progressive Club To Meet

Inc Eighth Ward Progressive club
VIII hold a meeting. Monday evening
u NO. zsS Avery-ave.. for the purpose
OF arranging for seats In the Rooseyeis
meeting. March 30.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-24

A. X. Shay, OF Springfield. Mo, was
probably fatally burned the other day
when a spark from his cigarette set
fire TO his shirt.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-24
BUTTER AND EGGS

Rutter-Boar3 prices are: Creamery.
extras SAC: frsts. 32hc; dairy. 22c;
packing stock, 20c per Id:
Eggs Current receipts. candled
cases Included. 17iac per doz. Receipts.
1874 cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-24

st. Paui's>water department I'm 1919
.ook In e41S,6lS.0A and expended 1t ALL
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Mrs. Beatrice Forbes Robertson
Hale sent word Monday that owing
to two engagements in New York.
and other demands on her time she
would be unable to come to Detroit
this week. but would surely come on
next week to speak In Petoskey,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-24
NEW YORK, March 24,-The stock

NEW YORK, March 24.--The stock
market today opened active.
Towards the end Of the first hour
trading became dull, but stocks held
firm and showed an underlying
strength.
Noon-During the second hour the
market came 10 complete standstill.
2 p. m.-The market was dull ana
featureless in the early afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-24
Apples - Fancy, Scs0@3: ordinary.
ylQl5O per bpl.; box apples. $1Q2.2S.
Rnnanas-GooA shippinA' stock, Al.60

Apples - Fancy, !: ooW3; ordinary.
Banaus.-Gooi shippingA' stock. $50
az IS bunch.
Resns-Dried Lima. 7g7hc ID.
C.niiaowsrIsSs,aS 9-So per aoh Graf.
500 5c per do2.
Cabbage-sl a las Dbl.
Cheese--W holesale prices: Michigan
M Ss,s' T PORK hass new G 13a,1ne oia
lshQ 3l9c; limburger, 1871 U19iac; do
nestle Swiss. 22924c: Imported Swiss,
Chestnuts-spanish.s Ql0c Id.
Crsnberries - Late Howes, &sT6 Dbl |;
Date.-Persian. new; s9sn per 10. !:
common. l2g lac per To-
Figs - Imported. new. l10lsc h.;
California. Csc 10.
Er.:a H Xss.s.b,.v c ttS pse no,
hSgse sg 49, ot spinach nn, his Iss psE sS
lOc bu. parsnlps. soc blu: dollhouse to
matoes 3Ou 35c ID: Florida tomatoes.
S2.75 per 6basket crate. soc per bas-
ket, pie plant. iOg45c per bunch; Hub
bard squash. &C per ID
Grape ruit-Florida. Ss.5o4& box.
Honey Fancy white A6417c: am
Der: lac l2hc ID extracted, 81 gsc 10,
following prices for baled hay In car
lots, (. o. b. Detroit: No. timothy.
Sl45o0l5. No. timothy, Sl39l3S0;
No mixed. S1sd13.5o: light mixed,
s wSS"t and oat straw. s. as.sS ton.
Bides-No. l cured hides. l3hc: No.
green hides. lie; No. / cured bulls,
liz c, No l green bulls. &c: Nc. cured
veal kip. axe. No. ! green veal kip.
lac: No. ! cured murrain. lie: No.
green murrain SIC; No cured calf
I6c No. green calf. l6c: No. ! horse
hides 81; No. 2S horse hides -. Sheep
skins, as To amount or wool. o0cQ
sI5c. No. 2 hides. lc of: kip and calf.
I've off
LemOns-Messinas 3646.6o per box
I.imes-$l u l-62 doz.
MushrOOms-40U soc Id.
Oni0ns-Yellow. car lots So n soc per
100 lbs: store lots. asa soc per blu; new
Spanish, $I25 per crate
Onion sets-Yellow. $2.2s; white.
$3.50 per blu.
Oranwes-California navel. $3.5o0t;
Floridas. 5000 per box.
Pouitry-Springs 170l7hc: hens. II
Ql7kc: ROSTERS. 12c: ducks. 10000;
turkeys, 19l20c ID.
PfneappIe.-s4.5oQ 90 per crate
Michigan. 40a 45c per blu;
In car lots; New Bermudas. $2.76 bu;
s. so Dbl.
straw berries--55Q soc per quart
sweet PotatOes-Jersey, kiln dried,
$1.604l.65 per crate.
Tallow-No. !, &c: No. 2. &c ID.
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JODBING PRICES.


baked beans. lib. So q COO. Lima beans
slgl.25;, Corn. Fancy Mains 10.
pss. an s9s ea TaSis u meets; .ana
ard, 81: soaked, 5oa7oc salmon:
sockeye. tail. Sass; fiat. 32.4o. Alaska
reds, $3.50: Alaska pinks. sl.20. Toma :
early June, 81 :oi sifted early June.
81 40 per doz
.a Feed J9.b9bns prices ,s,,, n io9I,n
ne mddns s.s SEQ eoarse eorn
,22.5o; cracked corn. s2s; corn and
cat chop !s21 per ton.
Flour-Jobing prices: Best Michi-
rye. A.so; spring patent. $50 per Dbl,
In wood.
Hardware Nails. s2o6 case; plain
Sarsed w Tre po Rss s ser .noo
gauge. ss,7o; s7-sauge. 1886; ss-sause,
1925: 3o-gauge. s4.1s per cwt.: single
ished si4 per doz'; black sheets. 20
and 34-gauge. 1870 per cwt.; carriags
bolts. small. 70 and 10 Per cent on
Oiis-Raw linseed. 49c: boiled lin
seed. soc; Diamond headlight kero-
lac; crown gasoline, Isc per gal: tur.
pentine In barrel lots. 44Q 45c per gal.
ProyisiOns-Mess pork, S22. family
ais; picnic hams, 13c: bacon, 16Q1sc
lard in tierces, l.tsc. kettle rendered
13nc per Id.
sugar-Crystal Dominoes. 2-lb. $3.50
do. 5-lb., $3.50; Eagle tablets. $40; cut
loaf IS. so; cubes. IS. 06: xxx powder
ed. S505, standard powdered, IS gran
ulated, extra coarse, $40; graduated
fine. In bulk, $3.50; graduated. 25-lb
cottons. S465; crystal domino gran. z
ID and 5-lb. cartons. In cases. s+,s0;
crystal domino. gran, HF cases. IS
diamond A, s4.70 confectionery A.
Sass No. 4, $3.50; No 5, S446; No. g.
s440; No. Z. S435: No. g. $3.50; No. O.
s425; No. 10. sA2o; No. II. s4.16: No
IL. $40: No 10. s405; No. IA, $4.05
No. is. NaO5: non-caking mixture
So rs, best granulated, $3.50 per loo
lbs: household powd. Is. +s to case
90 40 per case.
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Toronto is 10 have a twenty story
building, TO cost $2,400,000.
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exchange clOscd quiet; copper. lsA e..
lead. SSso1t40.
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manager; h. A. Nelson. yice-presi.
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treasurer.
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