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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-30

special attractions or frills OF any
kind he il doing wonderful work by
making simple straightforward alp
peal 10 the souls OF men. \ prom
ineEt man OF letters went 10 hear him
recently and was very enthusiastic In
his praise.
why do YOU speak SO highly OF
him? asked friend, lie Is no more
widely informed than YOU while you
have a more finished literary style.
"Oh, but he has something that |
haven't answered the author. IL Was
10 This spiritual quality ar
Jowatts message that he referred.
DR. Nillicres is also firm believer
in the work of the sunday school ana
Young peoples societies. and says thar
IL he were not minister he would
want 10 be an assistant and give his
whole time To the Sunday school.
The yc>ing peoples society In ms
Newark church. which under his IN
fluence became very strong. presented
him with a loving cup on his de-
parture.
THE people there all treated me so
we'll 10 the last and gave me so many
things that IL was hard 10 leave, ne
said
Or. Nilliers has been very success
ful I'm his previous pastorates. Inc
church in Newark increased III mem
bership under his ministrauon by
500 and about two-thirds OF the IN
crease Was by conversation In the
seven years il gave $4,000 for benev.
olences and for all purposes raised
about $4,000.
DR.. Viliers is member OF the PM
Beta Kappa honorary society from the
University OF Rochester. from when
he was graduated in the class OF So
His marks as a student were the best
ever made In the institution. ayerag-
ing 993 on a scale or 10. He was grad
uated from the Rochester eSminary
in 1888 DR.. Villieres will occupy his
pulpit as pastor for the hrst time next
Sunday
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money was down on the Stutz entry,
Henderson. the only Indianapolis
made car in the race.
That records will fall before this
galaxy of stars was considered GER
tain by officials. Joe Dawson's fve
century marx OF 1872 miles an hour,
last year. was the track record to be
lowered.
When the fleet of cars lined for
the start. today, at 10 a. m, they
presented varied array. Each ma
chine had distinctive color to aid
the 100000 persons In the Speedway
to identify the fliers as they thun-
dered by. Most unique was the Eng
lish Sunbeam, with its long wheel
base, and pointed snout and tail, alto
gether resembling an overgrown cigar
on wheels Burman's keeton, II. En-
dicotts Nyberg and Pilette's Mer-
cedes- knight, all rakish creations, had
pointed radiators, and were every
where constructed to lessen wind re-
sistance.
The fact that the cars were lighter
and had higher speed engines than
last year, supported the prediction
before Accidents we're expected.
That not half of the entries would
finish the 500-mile grind was also con.
sidered certain.
Hours before the gates OF the Speed
way were opened at O'Clock this
morning, hundreds were clamoring for
admittance Car service to the track
started before daylight. A steady
stream OF autos, foot travellers, spe-
cial steam trains and interurbans
poured thousands into the enclosure.
\ train load of speed bugs from To
ledo, headed by the Overland band, ar
rived about O'clock Detroit, Chi
cago. Cincinnati and St Louis sent
several trains each.
Tugging AT their ropes in the pad
dock were four big balloons, the Cole
and Indiana, OF Indianapolis; the Al
bert Iieber, of Dayton, Ohio. and the
GOODYEAR. OF Akron, Ohio.
pilot Captain j. l.. Baumbaugh. OF
the Cole. and Or. J.. r. Custer. in
charge OF the Dayton. planned to suit
loose late'this afternoon with some
newspapermen and officials as passen.
gers. The Goodyear was TO remain
anchored, and To make several safe
trips In the air. The Indiana was 10
be cut loose without passengers. IL
carried instruments TO register the
height and time OF It's uncertain
flight
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pineapple. DER crate.
P"tstoes-Michlsan 90 zoe per bu
IN car lots; Sew B.rmud.s. s.So pss
per bu: sea 25 per bbl.
straw b~rrtes--2s-ot. case, S0Ss0
case
JOBBINe PRICEs.
s. G:s' s..n s'i iiS sSsss E ms .S.. sS
PEAS: fancy early June: 9: so: stead%
isS q: cal. ;i.s ss. 2 s.. SLAM s:x.
carly June. $50: s'ftsa early June
SS.S d. - Jcbbins price. In loe-,s
sacks. bran. eil. coaire middIngs. 91l;
!sG s Corn so- Il: cor corn :s
yIoas -jobbinY. prices; Bos: Micn,.
s tSa E.sS S :pr,ns ' patent. ss.i0 ' per Dol
aarSya.s - Nails: sxio case: elal
s sa9ssd wi w:.' o ss. sr :pao
gaivsni.sd shssts. 2t gauge. $3.50: ss
gauge. 1870; a7-gsuge. $3.50: - gauge
3; sxs sSf: 1Sss. 1.s eva" So. :'n psi.
snd 81. xa3Fs., Ss.7o pc. ew:. s.rri. g
Oobt1, oAuoAA W an0 Az V0S SOuS we
colts. small 70. % ana ,s per cent oSs
large. 66 per cens on list
seed. SIC; Diamond headlight kero
lac: Crown gasOlins. lsc per gal
PsoS isiOasEMsss per. SEE: family,
sams. :7xSishe: pien:; a:%. ~ iiSo'
s Ssson ks ,u giS&sS; .a ii.a in n. tisrss'
Sugars-Corrected daily by w. H.
Edgar "a 4 Sons; Crystal dominoe:. z.lb.
IS: eutloaf. IS. SO: cubes. Si95; XXX!
powdered. stss:, standard powdered,
-. 80; sranulated. extra coarse, Neo
tons. $i.66 crystal dom. gran, alb
and S-ib. cartons in cases. $3.50: cry
stall dom. gran. HE. cases. $4.s0. dia
mond A., $3.50: confectloners' A.. sAi5:
No. I. $40; No. 8. !4.s5; No. s. st3t:
No. z. S425: No. :, $4.20; No. 3. $tlt:
No. 10. y4.lO; No. II. IS s5 No. Is. IS rs:
non -caking mixture. $3.50 per loo lbs :
household powdered. IL. %S to case,
$S.+V per case.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 2s--Fiour; pun
and unchanged Pork steady. mess.
s2i 15m2225. Lard: Easier; middle
west spot. 3ll20Q 1870. Sugar: Raw
hrmer; centrifugal, 90 test. $4,000 S.SS;
steady. cut loaf S5.06; crushed. So.
powdered, S4&5; graduated. N.s1
l,30. coffee Rio. No !. on spot / =. g.
Tallow: Easy; city. o., I; country. - q
6Sc Hay Dull and easier. prime.
slo2i. a los; No. 3, Goa soc: clover. 20
a sc Dressed poultry: Duh. turkeys
l6m zoe; chickens lon 2Sc; fowls, IL {,
l9c; ducks. springs, l6isc. Live poul-
try: Unsettled. cheese: Firm. stst,
milk common to specials. l2is 11Ihc:
skins. common To specials ga i0L @;
fun skins. "a a ic. Butter: Firm. re-
ceipts, SSH. creamery, extra, ga "a
2IA q, state dairy. tubs. - q 27c inii-
Irregular: receipts. 2s.336: nearby
white fancy 23125c; nearby mixed
fancy. 20 a 22c. fresh frsts. 20Q23
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT, May 2s;-Close: Liye,pooi
on Thursday came In with decline.
following the closing weakness In 'hs
American markets on "Wednesday.
Liverpool was under pressure on
Thursday and liquidation OF May wheat
was active Plate offerings , VIZ
had favorable crop news, which helped
To depress distant futures. Russidh
weather was good and there was ieei-
Ing that the American crop damage
business had been exaggerated
The market is very nervous. Cut. .
side trade Is SLOW and this leaves most
az the business In the hands or PROBES
sionals who are quick TO change front
with any alteration in the trend OF the
news. Bulls believe sufficient dafnase
has already been done TO Justify an
advance, hut other bearers are hoping
for rain To undo some OF the MUIR
and insure large crop. The weath 7
map did not show rain over Kansas @" ~,
THURSDAY and this is the season or
hot winds there Is much anxiety
lot of grasshoppers added TO the injury
reports on Thursday ,,,r Z,
ahead OF primary receipts this week
and dealers are looking for big De-
crease IN the yisibie supply 10. t nr
Friday and this helped to make an al
ready quiet market little duh.
Wheat advanced quite sharply on not
but the close was not much better th"h
steady at a gain OF NC for the day
Corn and oats unchanged and I'VE
Wheat quotations.: Cash No. red;
81 10: May opened with an advance or
10 at $1lo. advanced Nc. declined To
at 92%c. advanced to sshc declined 70
eghc and closed AT y2&c; september
opened AT 92l,c. touched 93c. declined
to .s2isc aud closed at s2Ac' NO.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn, ash
No. 2. save; No 2 yellow. s9c; No. !
10. Wilt cars at sisc; 80. !
white ! car AZ 40c. ~ ioiic. KY -
Cash No .: So Besps-Inlmedle.e,
prompt. May and June shipment, SOS.
Thursday Included 1000 bbls OF flour,
! car Of corn and Of oats. withdraw.
Ais were 1000 bhls % -four and :! 80.
IA of wheat stocks are 2ls.ooo On OK
wheat $4,000 In of corn, $50 bu u
oats aud 1880 bu or rye.
Receipts ~ wheat Thursday Mime
arolis 1879 cars. Duluth. - cars, w n
nipeg. 2$3 cars. ngsinst 2sl year ago;
southwest. 1+.O0O hu.
Estimated Argentine wheat exports
for the week 200. 600 HI.
Liverpool wheat closed Nd lower TO
I'D higher and corn unchanged to a "a
high AGAINST four to six inches Year
ago Plenty ~ moisture.
Wheat stocks at Minneapolis de-
creased Gao. o00 bu in Ave days.
Primary wheat receipts were 469,oon
bu against s36.000 bu "A year ago.
Exports. 81 wheat and -four Thurs
Central India has a wheat crop cf
ss,9so.ooo hu against :e.aiS.ooo on 4
Weeks exports 81 wheat and ncar.
s,093, 200 bu. Week before. GAL nd0 bu.
year as", iaII,0oo bu.
raIEDo WHEAT AND PRODUCE.
TOI.EHO NsN ~ w ha8t. cash aud
az nt.I Tel,
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NEW PASTOR TO PREACH
GOSPEL WITHOUT FRILLS
tContiuued from pnge one).

can he heard for a nominal sum. |
have not found IL so. In a place like
New York there are many things
which can more than hold their own
with the church az q mere means OF
entertainment.
Then. too in commercial center.
men apply themselves 80 intently 10
business AFFAIRS during the week that
when Sunday comes they tend TO
swing TO the other extreme for recre-
alton.
a large foreign population in the
east has brought I'm the continental
European idea of Sunday as n holiday
and day, Of hiiarity. nut through
all the pleasures that men turn "a
there runs a hunger which Is satisfied
on!y IN spiritual growth and for that
they must come to the church That's
Why say pastor should be spe.
calls, In their spiritual desires.
NV meaning Is Illustrated by Dr
Jowatt In New York city. Without
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LIVESTOCK
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.

DETROIT. May 23.-Cattle. Active
and higher, supply and equal To de-
mand Prices ranged as follows: Choice
steers. averaging from 100 TO 1900
pounds at sSuS25 choice handy kill
ers s6.50p.75 light TO god butchers
steers and heifers. 500 q .. 20; common
killers and Fat COWS. S2m6.25 Gamers
COWS S2j0Q 80: common TO prime
shipping bulls, s3.50n so light butch
ers and heavy sausage bulls. S3n 500,
stockers and feeders s2.15Qo $50 per
cwt Mich cows Active az SO a 30
veal calves higher AT $3.50 u 1913" per
cwt Sheep and lambs Active and
steady quality. fair; choice yearling
lambs, 40 a 80; light 20 fair, sen +;
common to prime sheep. SO 50n6. 30 :.
mixed sheep and lambs. So. q, $50,
common killers s2.75M $50; culls, SEA
$50 per Cwt Hogs Toe lower than
last Thursday: quality. fair; prime me-
diums and fat workers.. $3.50 SIS :;
light workers and pigs, $3.50 sos per
cwt
Receipts Cattle 754; calves. 922,
sheep. 1911: hogs. 5.996.
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COURT IDLE; COLONEL
TAKES DAY OF REST
Continued from Page One)

power as drawing card. United
States Marshal Tyree. of West Nir-
ginia, and Jimmy Sloan, President
Wilson's personal bodyguard. have
swung easily and naturally into their
Jobs as secret service men at Roose-
velt's elbow
The town turns out every time the
ex-president appears, and ii Is up TO
Tyree and Sloan to keep the way
clear for him. II they did not he
couldn't get about at all. The col
onel enjoys it.
The mystery surrounding a COM
pact little group OF women that
showed up In the court balcony yes
terday and Wednesday. busily fash
ing crochet hooks and knitting
needles, was solved today They are
members OF the Busy Bee society OF
a Presbyterian church. some TO
miles In the back country and are
mixing instruction with duty by driv-
ing into town with their crochet out
fits each morning TO hear the trial
and prepare for a church fair stimuli.
taneously.
Colonel Witnesses Rescue.
A tugman. doing watch duty on his
boat In the harbor behind the Peter
White homestead, where T. X. Is the
guest of George Shiras. had TO re.
solve himself into rescue expedi-
ton last night.
An old pier, wrecked and ruinous,
stretches from the foot OF the
grounds to an indeterminate end
hundred yards out, where 1t dwindies
into the water IL Is generally sup
posed that fish may be caught there
and fishermen frequently try. A GER
tain Jimmy Willis, aged TO- was hold
ing fish line in the water there last
night. peacefully waiting for bite.
A brisk burst of talk sounded from
above. He turned. perceived the
colonel at the top OF the hill and In
the excitement at the discovery,
promptly fell into the water. The
tugman hauled him out with boat
hook, unhurt. but wetter than Edi-
tor Newett's theory OF campaign
trip. The further fate OF Jimmy is
unknown.
The entire visiting delegation, with
the EXCEPTION OF the colonel and his
immedi4e chums, went last night to
hear a musical comedy now old
enough 10 wear long dresses, and
cheerfully paid 81 each for the treat.
Prices are just like that In Mar
auette. There has been much
grumblng over the fact that sand
wiches here retail at 20 cents each
and the local papers may be had
only OH payment OF i've cents. Mar
quette. however, is far from the base
of supplies for everything but iron
ore. and water, neither of which rs
much consumed locally. The ore Is
shipped to- Lake Erie ports
There was an attempt on the part
OF the press agent OF the musical
comedy TO get the colonel there for
advertising purposes. but he could
find no one TO bear the proposition
to T. r.
Word was telegraphed today from
the 500, which connects Lake Huron
and Lake Superior. that the crews
OF ore boats putting In here late to-
night and tomorrow, want 20 meet
the colonel. An attempt VIII he made
10 arrange the Introduction.
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sUnve,I,ng of Name
Monument Features Day

x NEW YORK, May 30.-Two nations
1.-The freed and the liberator--today
paid honor to the heroes who died on
board the battleship Maine when
that ship was blown mp In Havana
hArbor at $40, on the evening OF
1eb. Is. 1898. The occasion was a
memorial service and ceremonies at
gtendant upon the unwilling OF the
national Maine monument at the
! fifty -ninth-st. and Broadway entrance
I 10 Central park.
m One thousand Cuban sailors from
the warship Cuba; 10000 United
\ States sailors from the ships OF the
North Atlantic feet which came here
I especially for the occasion; the Six.
Ety-Ninth regiment, First Regimental
E0ayalry, and the naval militia OF the
New York state militia and several
( Gpsnish war veterans associations
took part In one of the greatest naval
and military parades New York has
seen In years. Starting from For.
ltlofh-St., and Fifth-ave.. the troops
proceeded to Fifty.ninth-st.. thence
down Fifty.ninth-st. to Broadway,
mp Broadway to Sixty-sixth-st.. and
.1honce east into Central park.
Here the troops and sailors coun
Ftermarched 30 that the heads OF
the various divisions Simultaneous.
~ appeared surrounding the monu.
meut. In the reviewing stand were
I: Gov. Sulzer, of New York: Gov.
/ Names, of Maine; Mayor Gaynor and
other city oficials; Rear.Admiral
4 Charles 9igsbee. who was captain Si
: me ill-fated Maine at the time Of the
fGxplosion, and Father John Chad
Wick. chaplain Of the old Maine.
Previous To the arrival OF the
<fsoops at the monument. they were
s1osiewed from a specially erected
kbennd It the Plaza. Fifty-ninth-st
|'Gn6 rifth-ave. At the head OF the
<1RooeosiNn, were Rear-AdmIra!
<HnrloD Badger. commandment
&1oz q the United States Atlantic
~: A1mirals Winslow, Fietchel
~ uohos. In charge Of the various
1890 q the Nor.h Atlahttr feet
II Commander Chauncey w. Her
g the New York United Span
w Veterans, and Commands
Dn and Lieut.. Zogbaum, Of Ad
- WInolow's stan.
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BOSTON COPPER SHARE SALES.

Copper share sales reported FOR the
Alaska Gold Sac: Aliouez. Az Amalga-
mated Copper. 1873; Amer. Zinc 405;
Ariz. Coml. 10. Bos. Corbin s!s
Butte " Super. $50: Cal. Arlz. 80
Cal & Hecla II: Cent?. so; Chino, 20:
Copper Range. 81: East Butte. Zo1;
Franklin Mining, lao: GlrouN, "a,
Granby 100. Or. Canansa. $40 HGi
40; Mason Valley. l3. Mass Cons. ~:
Mayfiower. 22O. Miami 100: Mohawk
IL, Nipisslng. 40 North Butte. 800;
OJibway Mining. 1855; old Colony Min
ing 1856; Old Dominion. 1863 Osceola,
So Pond Creek Coal. 27b; Pond Creek
rites. 29Ob; Quincy. 60; Ray Cons. 10;
Santa Fee Gold and Copper. 100: Shan-
non Copper. 60: Shattuck X Ariz 20 :.
Superior copper, so: Tsmarack. ~
Trinity, SO; Toulumne. isc; T. :. r.
pfd., 81: Utah Apex. To- Utah Eonsoil-
dated % Utah Copper, 200; Victoria,
100. Wolverine 90.
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MARKETS and FINANCE

g2~c. December zoe Corn: Cash and
MaN. 6lipc; July j9@sc. September
Sos &C. Oaes cash and May, :'se'
July. 40@c. September. Toe. rye cssh'
sac CloVerseed. Cash. ST. 90, october
S7S7b December. s7S2ig Alsike;
October and Dercmher, sgo5 Timothy;
Cash and August. 81 September, W 20 !,
October s2l2is, Butter. eggs ana nay
Unchanged
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. May 90 p g n u &
Wheat. May up 49,; july up l!c corn:
Nav down lsc. July steady. oats: .laN
up 10. July steady. PROV islons. tir"'
shading higher.
Noon Wheat. May down &c: July
down &c. Corn May and July STEADY.
oats May and July STEADY,
close Wheat. May down Nc; July
up sc Corn; MAY and July steady
Oats May and July steady ProVis-
ions steady
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CHICAGO WHEAT AND PRODUCT

CHICAGO. NAV 2Y,-Wheat stalIt''
nrmrr today with NOR" reports OF drN
weather in the southwest Influencing
the action OF the market oner'nSs
We're light and commission houses RAD
buying orders with shorts coNerinS
The rise over Yesterdays close ranged
II ON 81 &c in the early trading.
Corn was firm. aided by the acton
IN the wheat pit. and offerings were
small
The oats trade talked OF dry weather
and adverse crop conditions ana prices
were firm and fractionally higher th@ii
at Yesterdays close, with little beihs
offered.
Provisions were higher on higacr
IriCts.
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: Children Cry
FOR FlETChER'S
CA STO RIA
CONDUIT CONSTRUCTION.

Bids will be received at the office of
the Public Lighting Commission. 80
Atwater-st. east. until y. IN. Tues
day. June 3, 1913. for the construction
OF Conduits. Manholes. Handholes and
Lamp Post Foundations. required for
this years extensions OF the Public
Lighting Plant.
Plans and Specification may be had
upon application at the Secretary's Of
tice. Sc Atwater-st. east. Detroit. Mich
No so PUBLIC LIGHTING COMM
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EAST JFFALO.
DunninE a stevens Live stock Report.

EAST BUFFALO May 3o.-Cattle:
best 1850 TO l.5O0-lb steers. $40 y
$50; best 1900 to 1.SOo-lb. steers $50
SIS: good to prime LOO to l.200-lh.
steers, $1.15Ws: coarse, plainish l,1O0
TO l,3O0-lb. steers, $3.50 a 80, medium
butcher steers, 1000 TO 110o-ib.. s.. 10
Qs10: butcher steers. $50 to l,0oo-lb..
s75oa7.s0; light butcher steers and
helfers. s725G750; best fat cows, So. IS
q %; butcher COWS. 500 go; light
butcher cows, s4,5om : trlmmers. 81 5
a.; best fat heifers,- s7.5oas: medium
butcher heifers. $7M7.50; light butcher
heifers, S650Q7; stock heifers. $3.50 u
8: best feeding steers. dehorned, 1870
q 7.75. light common stockers. $50
best butcher bulls. s726 q 80: bologna
bulls. ss75d7. stock bulls. SIS. a 8,
best mixers and springers. 375@10o;
common kind do $40 a so,
low H1s he asSe'p's 70 caS yo @sTs
ss.soass5; pigs. ss.sofis.s5
Sheep: Receipts. 30 cars; market,
lower: top lambs. 1925 q 80; year
lings. s6.25@6.75: wethers. ssg62a'
ewes, s5.25G5.7S
calves: s5nil.
UNION STOCK YARDS:
a UNION STOCK YARps 20 cpo b.ad
market. higher; mixed and butchers
1896 a s.s5; good heavy. IS. a 500
rough heavy. $500 s.5: light $500
20; pigs 30 ooW e.oo ,atle' ht.o'pts
$500 head. market, slow and steady;
beeves. $74ss0; cows and helfers
s3sOM7s0 stockers and feeders. ST..
ALSO; Texans, 1866 u 80; calves 81. &c
ff1O75 sheep Receipts. 1900 hca I
market steady native, IS. l0u $50
western, IS. 90 5.S5 lambs. $500; 30
western, IS 1854 $50.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o.. May 29.-HoSs
Receipts. 5000 head: sc lower; pigs anc
lights. IS. u S. So. workers. and miAeo
1870: hea y1es $3.50 Cattle Receipts
4 cars: steady. sheep and lambs Re.
ceipts. Is cars: s775q6. Calves: Re.
ceIpts 200 head. Sl0.50G6
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BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone Co., MAY 20: Dullness prevails
in the Boston market with the tone
heavy. No features. In the Industrial
department United Shoe Machinery was
sold TO some extent and declined TO ~.
Balance of list is stagnant and feature
less in every respect
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BUTTER AND EGGS

Butter - Creameries, extras. 21c.
hrsts, % sc; dairy. 22c; packing stock.
zoe per 10
EKEs Current fresh receipts. cases
included l9Ac per doz. Receipts to-
day. l,62l cases.
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CLEVELAND.
PRODUCE


out a lot OF stocks; dealers all got
loaded up. and now the demand has
fallen Hat. Farmers OF the vicinity
are sending IN wagon loads TO the
city markets and shippers say il is inn
possible to sell car OF potatoes TT any
price Receipts Of poultry and veal
calves Were moderate, but SUFFICIENT
and prices are steady Butter and eggs
market as whole remains as quoted
AppIes-steers Red, s4.50g5: Ben
Davis. s3g4 per Dbl: box apples, ga
a25.
Baaanas--Cood shipping stock. 81,
ses..~Dried Lime. 7g7nc ID
Cs.linowsr.:2.s:G 2to ner ;,o:
crate: California: scea;i dol, "
Chees<-whoiesaie prices: Michigaa
s s.. g HsS s s o n:s 9if sss ei oi
1s1lSMc; limburser. l4h 9lohc: do
nestle Swiss. 22q csc; imported Swiss,
S::::.s c:,,e. new t SC ss. III
common. to0iio per ID
FiE.Ilr'gortea. new. ii0i5a ID;
FresH vewet ahIes--Cucnmbers hot
house. 75cT$l per doz.: lettuce, hot
house ilgiSc; spinach; 81 @i;lS d per S Sa
tAOhAtS. SVc W. ~ W.
Florida tomatoes, $1,000 per 6-basket
crate, IS ls0c basket; pie plant. 20 ~ csc
bunch; Sc per case; section grass. 81 ~
Oils per case; green peas. ~ % a., 20
per hamper. new beets. Goa Csc per
doH: new carrots. s1.25 per box.
Grape Fruit-Florida, s5q5.bO box.
Honey Fanc{ wni'c. ih4i,e; am.
Der, i?9 .2Kc II; extracted. sh 09o 10
HHy--Detrcit shippers are paying the
following prices for bsled hay In car.
lots, T. o b, Detroit: No. timothy.
SiI.kC6J5: No. Timothy. Sf3@I860;
No. ] mixed. SlSGis6o' light mixed
sisso0is;, rye :sra~; sioy O. 20 30;
Hides--No 1 cured hides. iSc: No:
green hides, l0Ie. no. cured bulls
lie; No. 1 green bulls. &c; NO. ! cured
veal kip. ibc; No green veal kip.
13c: No. l cured -murrian. l2c: No.
green murrian, loo; No cured calf
i7hc; No green calf. lSe; 20
She,pskins. as TO amount OF WOOL, So
@sl.toi No hides. ie on kip and
Le1oss--MessInss. seSo0' per DOE
l.smes--&i ~ I.52 doa
MushPooms-400S0c Ia
Onioss-Yellow. car lots. 6606oc per
100 lbs. store io;s 81 a SOC ptr ou;
Texas Bermudas, s1ai10 bu.
OraRges-Californ,s nav. Sbdb.bo:
rloridas. s5W5.5o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7O@a2c: springs,
lels q lie; hens, 1917 Gi1c: stays, 40
lsci roosters. iiN l2c, ducks. IL 3ISe;
turkeys. L. alSc ID.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-30
N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. May 2s.-Money on
call: ga per cent Time money: a..
per cent for six months Mercantile
paper: 5ia per cent Bar silver: Lon
don. 81 l-s pence: New York. $685..
Demand sterling: $3.50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-30
How They Divide Money.

The victor receives $4,000;
second, $4,000; third, $4,000;
fourth, $500; fifth, $4,000;
sixth, $4,000; seventh, sl.s00;
eighth, $1,000; ninth. $1,000,
and tenth, 1.400. Trophies for
the leader at the end OF each
100 miles and lucrative con-
tracts for the drivers who finish
among the first ten spur the
racers to the greatest speed.