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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13
CARDINAL wHACKs CARNEGIE.
O'CcnBeIl Belitties Iron Masters In
teryiew on Trucr PrOposnl.

BosToS. Dec. i2.--Cardinal OConnell,
who in an Interview to-day praised the
peace proposal OF Pope Benedict XIV, was
asked:
Have you seen the interview with Mr.
Carnegie with regard to the proposal for
a truce"
rs this the Carnegie OF the Hague
palace. the peace foundation. the Carnegie
Institute. the Carnegie Libraries and the
Carnegie steel trust?''
II suppose 1t is answered the re-
porter.
Then I think OF this interview a.
having the same doubtful value as all
these very practical enterprises. Perhaps
Mr.. Carnegie will now make proposal
himself to the belligcrcuts. II would bs
Interesting to know what they would
think of it as coming from this most dis.
interested interpreter OF Christianity and
morality"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13
Magistrate Campbell Recovered.

MagiS;rata John a. l.. Campbell who
suffered nervous breakdown ten days
ago and got ptomaine poisoning at the
same time. has fully recovered, according
10 his physician. Or. willard J. Demo-
and will return TO the Jefferson Market
curt tonight lie has been under guard
since the bomb was placed in abe Tom5s
'Otlrt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13
,UERTA NOT A VILLISTA.
nIis CarraRsR Four Fiushcr. Znpnta
Bandit, and villa .JaiIbird.

Ex-President Huerta of Mexico sent
e following cah+pram TO THE SUN:
BARCELONA, Dcc. l2.
Your honorable paper on November
~ reproduces a cable from "A So
called Mex can constitutionalist rep
resentative In Spain saying that
had off red my fortune ANA my sword
TO villa. ! want To make 1t known
that the one who originated that
statement is a Nillainous liar, and
so,emnly declare that | can never
have dealings with CarranZa, the
four iiusher: Zdpata. the highway
nsn -.vs wa NllIa, the JailM:d.
| am at present living In Europe,
In a hospitable country, compl tely
away from Mexican politics, How
ever, the statements from some peo-
pie who are dishonoring our country
here in Europe are 80 absurd that
consider It imperative to state again
that the person who has given such
information 10 the American people
is villdinous liar
Will appreciate the publication OF
MA my emphatic statement.
NIcToRIANo iuERTA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13
SALE OF FUR SETS
FUR COATS

$50 TO $50 HUDSON SEAL COATS .................H
$3.50 LONG FLARE HUDSON SEAL COATS ...............
SIS TO SIS CARACUL COATS. ............. SIS.
500 HUDSON SEAL OR CARACul COATS ..........,....
$50 HUDSON SEAL COATS CiilNCHlLLA TRIMMED .....
$3.50 BABY CARACuL COATS
si,2o0 BROADTAIL COATS
$l.5Ou ERMlNE EVENING COATS ......................
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13
fAYTORENA WON'T STOP.
lila Leader Says No Order Has
Come From Gutierrez.

NAco, Ariz.. Dec l2.-Bullets from the
eX.can trenches fell onto American soil
am to-day, GOV. Maytorcua, command.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
CIRCULATION MANAGERS
STOP OFF IN DETROIT

Members OF the international Cir
culation Managers association. en-
route up the lakes on their annual
outing and convention. were enter
tanned In Detroit for few hours, Sat
urday morning Many OF the mem
bers were accompanied by their fam
flies.
The association is composed of the
circulation managers of most OF the
leading dailies in the United States.
At o'clock the visitors assembled
in the Board OF Commerce building
and were taken for an automobile
ride about the city, luncheon follow
ing. shortly after | O'Clock In the
afternoon they left on special train
for Sarnia where the Northern, .Nav'-
cations new steamer, Noronic viii
be boarded for trip that will extend
as far as Duluth The six-day outing
will terminate at Sarnia, June 10.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. June ts--Close The
wheat market opened with "A steaa
10 hrm tone on saturday al{hou
Liverpool was low er. lhe 80 -
markets are holding better ui'n a.,
pected aud are believed 10 nee" '"'
" Liverpool had plenty q hearish
news az the start toldets -
weakness lower prices tn WlnnlprA..
liberal oferings on new winter Whea1
and estimates ~ heavy Wofld tNlV4 =
tor thg week support was ol 800
class and applied mostly 20 the dFlN
deal Bears are afraid Of the demahu
that may later develop. The Eontlheh
has taken "A great deal oi WnS". 49,
q. belle. ed-tn- be Ia need OF more
This holds back bear operations AhV
prevents sharp declines
The American markets were SteAuN
Go firm and very QUIET 'l"P
was unchanged Every lhink NtS
6rable over the wheat helds ana toou
progress was heing made WIN haI
Vesting and threshiug There rs soii',
complaint % too much ram iN -
northwest but the markets N tn,,
direuti1u were easy on NOM slueS gu
the international lire.
cash wheat WAS quiet kecetptS
we're very light and demand was w,
wheat ruled nrm and closed WI
futures &c higher ana caSh "Ht"ssi''
The coarse grains were unchanged
ClOverseed was steady and tim"thN-
Wheat quotations cash No. red,
g3c July opened withllt change ~
N1tsc and advanced 70 S5& Septem
her opened az >S'.c and advanced Ia
>6iAc No Z white 90 Re.
Coarse grain quotations corn Nash
No g., -3t-c. No yellow I car at L1c,
80 g yellow > cars az - lsc ~ 'Sc,
80 yellow &c. No white, car
az RE sample mixed 7 ear AZ toc'
horFycliow, ear AT s~'ac
oats standard cars at i3 re NO
g white. tSc No white. 42C
Rye cash No soc.
Reaus Immediate and prompt ship
mont St.sS: June. s. July. secs
ClovrrSeed Prime spot S. October
$50 prime slsike $40
Timothy Prime spot $3.50
Alfalfa Prime spot SS.Sb.
Receipts in the Detroit market sat
urday were Loco hills OF -four 2 cars
OF wheat. . Of corn. OF oats and OF
rye withdrawals were 1000 bbls ~
-four er0n tu OF wheat 10000 bu. ~
corn and 2,00o hu. or oats, stocks are
-SlO0 bu ~ wheat lte. 600 hu % corn,
$1,000 bu OF oats ana 1880 hu. OF rNo.
Liverpool wheat closed I'D lower
and corn I'D lower 20 unchanged
The wheat crop or Germany Is rated
at IS and rye crop az rs
Receipts 81 wheat. saturday Duluth.
11e ears, against 81 year ago Min
ueapuls IS cars. against e21 Winpi-
peg fSl cars, against 22S Chicago IS
cars against 3d.
Exports Of wheat and -four, Satur-
day, 600 hu.
Primary wheat receipts were 2s7 600
bus. against s36. 0oe hn year ago,
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
MEDITORS NOW READY
TO NAME RULER
CONTINUED from Page op.J

10 be ripe for peace and Is expected
20 frown on any leader who puts OBJ
stacies In the way OF restoring order.
The chief Earring notes today como
from the paid iunta maintained by
the constitutionalists in Washington
These men. including professional
promoters of revolutions. insist that
Carranza cannot make any conces-
slons as he already has secured con-
troll OF most Of Mexico by right OF
might" But Secretary Bryan. who
Is now In intimate touch with Carran-
"a through his own representative.
Consul George Carothers. takes no
stock in these statements He de-
clares that they are actuated by self.
ish motives because when the revolu.
ton ends the occupation OF most ~
these men Is ohliterated He profess
es 70 be certain that Carranza earn
estlv desires lasting peace.
Army and navy officials who have
been ready for war to give them an
opportunity 10 attain distinction. have
given UP hope They are already fig.
uring on the early return OF the feet
and Funston's troops 10 this country.
Interest here entirely centers In
Niagara Falls where from dav TO dav
an entire plan ~ settlement Is OK
nected to be made public section by
section
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
SO NEW PATROL MEN
TAKE OATH OF OFFICE

Eighty-two new patrolmen who have
finished their course in Inspector VII
liam Rutledge's police school, and
made one OF the best classes vet grad
uated, we're sworn in by Police Com
missioner Gillespie, Saturday morn
ing
Twenty men from the uniformed
ranks will be transferred TO the de-
tective bureau after July l. on proba-
ton as detectives. 10 fll the vacan-
cies left by the recent retirement OF
many OF the oldest men In the bureau.
'T could not all those places until
got the extra patrolmen allowed
by the estimators" said Commission
er Gillespie
Some OF the men now on proba-
ton in the detective bureau have
made good. and will he confirmed as
detectives Some will be pnt back
on patrol duty"
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion's Decision Expected to
Relieve Uncertainty
STERLING EXCHANGE
GOES TO HIGH LEVEL
Four MiIlieR Dollars In Gold En-
gagged for Export Business
Outlook Better
fCOpyrfxht. 1914. ny The New Y SrH
EveninK Post COmpauJD

Evening Post CompanJD
NEW YORK, June l3.-As was to
be expected, the stock exchange to
day did nothing. and, except for small
fractional fluctuations, prices hardly
changed at all An obvious explana
ton, IL any explanation was needed
VAS the fact that the interstate com
mefee commissions verdict on the
eastern railways application for high
OF rates, is now looked for at any
moment, and that It's probable intiu,
ence on the financial situation IS en-
tirely matter Of conjecture, IheFe
are those who look for immediate
financial revival, even II only the
greater part OF the Ave per cent IN
crease Is conceded, There are those
who expect very unfavoraole re
sponse II the railway petition Is de-
MED In whole or part, and who look
for "realizing on good news even II
the railways get what SATISFIES them
OF actual news. the day provided
little European stock exchanges
were badly affected by the overnight
new-s OF the French ministry's defeat;
that incident. with the deadlock In
public affairs, which Il reflects, GER
family adds 10 the obscuritv OF the
paris situation on our own market
sterling exchange advanced again to
the high level of 4S9 and $4,000 600
more gold was engaged for export
The week end mercantile trade re
views reported genuine imnrovement
IA the country's business though its
resporse TO such influences as the
grain crop promise is only gradual
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs, George Mathewson we're
in oxford Thursday.
The Ladies' Union OF the ConStsss
tional-rf44fFeh met a-the ChnIGh- W Gu
nesday afternoon,
Mrs. John Cummings Ia visiting Ia
Saginaw.
Wednesday evening class day exer (,
cises OF the Royal oak High schoe'
were held In the Methodist church
Thursday evening President Grawn, OF
the Central State Normal school OF
Mount Pleasant delivered the toImsl
commencement address at the hish
Royal oak lodge, No. 424. l. o. o. r..
has elected the following otncers'
Noble grand, John Mcclure vice vice,
grand, Albert Watch; secretary
Charles A1ger. treasurer. Louis StoIE
Miss Harriet Class is visiting IN
MIR and Mrs MonIey Force. OF stock,
bridge. Mich. were guests OF Mr. ana
Mrs; Karl IL. Solomon the first OF the
week
f. c. Warner OF Plymouth. is visit
ing friends here.
Mrs Lucy MeIlen Is In oberlin, Ohio.
attending the college commencement
Mrs. II NJ solomon and sybil solo
mon are guests OF their son aud broth
er. Karl III. Solomon
The Misses Willah and Hillah Hon
man, or Fenton, are visiting their tath-
err. +. j Hoffman,
Mrs, j. N. Dillingro has gone 10 Lon
Beach. Cal MIR Dillingro will 20 In 4
few days They Will make their home
there
Mrs. Lewis Dondero, of Crosse
Pointe. Is the guest OF her son. George
A. Dondero.
Floyd Casey Is visiting in Cspac.
Mrs. Mary Hunter, OF Perry. Mich, Is
Vis,tins her son; Gs9rge 2. Hnnte1 her
husband I'm Simcoe, Ont. whore they
will remain for the summer.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
NEW YoRk pRoDUCE.

NEW YORK. jun - lour IN
settled and easy. Pork Quiet mess,
$22 - q 227S Lard: steady. middle
west SPOT S1n-l0Gl0,3e sugar Raw,
nEFrgT. centrifugal 96 test. $3.50 mus
covade. So test. s274. refined. nrmer:
cut loaf So 25 crushed s5l5; powder
ed 81 40 granulated. S430N 435 Cot-
fee Rio No. on spot, 9Is a 2 sc. Tai
low quiet, city 6is special, 8 lac;
country 6n6&c Hay Steady, prime,
81 l2E g 10 No: ;, 800 a5c. clover.
turkeys 16G 26c chickens l5a 23c,
fowls. III G19c; ducks. i4R l6c. Live
poultry: Dull geese. ia 20. ducks.
13d1SLc. fowls, TIC. turkeys, $40
13i4ci roosters. II y " Pc, chickens.
broilers 30035c. Cheese quiet state
milk, common TO specials 1871 q c,
SKINS common to special, 6R l2lsc;
full skins. y d4c,
Butter. steady receipts 1885 cream
cry. extra. 2sSl 81 u c; state dairy, tubs
2O125hc Eggs: Weak, receipts. is
sac nearby white fancy. 25G 26c near
by mixed fancy. 1919 G23c fresh hrsts
20 - n FAC.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
PAROLED MAN SENT
UP ON THEFT CHARGE

John Miller. charged with stealing
clothing valued ar $50 for tailor
shop on West Jefferson-ave.. was
found 10 be paroled man from Jack,
son prison. with two months still to
serve on a i0-month sentence. when
he appeared in Justice Gainey's
court. Saturday Justice Gainey
conferred with Parole Agent Venn,
who recommended that Miller be
sentenced on the theft charge, while
he conferred with the prison author
tiles Miller was sent up, for 30
days.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
ROSS SAYS HE'LL
SUPPORT OSBORN
Lieut. Governor Will Work for
Former Executive If Latter
Decides to Run

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, June 1S.--
Especial John q. Ross, OF Muske-
gon, Northumberland of Michigan,
who passed through here today on his
way to Detroit. announced that he
will support Chase 3. Osborn for gov
eFnor II the former chief executive
decides 20 enter the race.
Amos 5. Musselman, defeated Re-
publican candidate in 1912, says no
one is authorized TO make statements
for him relative 10 the goyernorship
matter and that he has nothing TO
say at this time. Roger l. Wykes Is
so firmly convinced that Mr. Osborn
will run for governor. that he has
not even thought OF getting into the
race himself
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
to Rieo. lasss: Florida. saasoasO

to Rico Is9asS; Florida. ssas0ssS
per crate
SrawberrIe--2t-qt. cases. s2:50
. 50 per case; 16-qt cases. SIN $50.
Tailow-No !. &c; No sue 10
JoBBINc PRICES.
Canned GoOds-Apples. gals. ts.15 ~
$50: baked beans, lib. 500 soc Lima
beans. si0l75. Corr Fancy Maine,
sll0i standard, SOC Table beets. 81 rs
gaS Pes as S rsnsy s ess Jun sao sS
reds, tlbo; Alaska pinks. Siis; Toma.
toes. g. ION arrowtst peas. g early
June, $50; sifted early June. $40 per
Fses,..sss,9sg prices IN ioc,lS iSSE ::
coarse corn meat SSH tG. IS: cracked
corn, y92a3226; corn and cat chop
$3.50 "a 1915 per ton; 80,
FloSt-JoeeinE prices prices Ds ses. n iSsd:
straight si5S. purs rye. $40: spring
patent. 1910 per Dbl. In paper sacks
Hs5 ISS % as.s .s Ssin ss SarSsd
wire 2 nelnt. soe: saiyani1ed sheets
i $50. os Is SAUCE "a; 81 ts11s' % Fsyss i;sS
SlssE ss t s steel. i Il and - gauge
Is gauge. islO. carriage. bolts. small
and 10 on; machine bolts. small So per
cent on list large. 10. 10 and on list.
PrOVisiOns-Mess pork. tsi.5o lam
Ily. y24R25; clear backs, SIC q2l; pic
mic hams, 1S0lShc; bacon, l7@l Sac:
lihc 10
suGar--corrected daily by w. r.
Edgar a Sons; Crystal dominoss s-lb.
$50; do b-lb. $40: eagle tabletH
Sc 20: cut loaf 1870. cubes. s5o6;
xxx powdered. .595: standard pow
dered. So graduated. extra coarse
granulatedF 25-Ib .cottons. 81 S.; crystal
domino grRp., Glib. and 6-lb cartons
In cases. 81 90; crystal domino, gran,
HF cases. S. diamond A.. 81. 10. con.
fectioners' A., SIS. No T. 81 so. No. S.
t445, No. g. 81 40; No. 4 s4S5 No s
t430. No. :. si25, No. 10. A20. Nc.
IL. s4l5; No 13. s41o; No, 10. s4o5:
beet gran ulated. S4.5O per 100 lbs /;
household powd.. Is. IS to case t3.lJ
per case
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13

ing the concluding remarks OF Ern
est A. Snow OF Saginaw. and the
argument OF Frank + Lodge, OF De-
trolt. attorneys for Gum. Mr. Lodge
took up the testimony OF the principal
witnesses, In detail He said that the
officers OF Bethune-ave station had
distorted the truth, ont OF sympathy
for MADDEN He attacked Wesley an
Alpheus Moore, and upheld the char
acter OF Carlyle Gum. describing how
he had married and had started a
home while the Moore brothers were
making a living by crime
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
GIRL JOY-RIDER IS
NABBED AS DISORDERLY

Ethel Turcotte % years old. one
of the members OF the Joy riding
party IN which Gus Pfirman met his
death. when he was hurled headlong
from the bridge. in Flat Rock. into
the Huron river. was arrested by
Detectives Horrigan and Bolone, Sat
urSaE ast2tag, 80 - .ttrfsI
ave west and will b. taken before
Judge Connolly under the disorderly
ordinance.
Miss Reggie Buzzelle, who was
with the Turcotte girl will receive
the same treatment
"The girls have been making a liv-
ing on the streets and de1ed the po
lice 20 do anything with them said
Detective Horrigan.
They fall subject to the same or
dinance thaj We are using to rid the
city OF pickpookets. and we are going
TO try II on the women"
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
VESSEL PASSAGES



King 1910. Flower. Malietoa, 1880;
Crescent city 10 40: Crete. 1920: Lum-
bermen and consort, l2:40; old Huron
(arTived). l. small Mather. 2.20j Path
hnder. a. North sea g. Fitch. Maitland,
5 20. Flagg, Thompson. $40; Sellwood.
s 20, Murphy :20 Nye 7:40. Sarnian,
Q Potter White $3.50, Ed Smith and
barges Myron Page. old Huron CLEAR
Down. Ontario. 900; big Living
stone, 10 90 Tuscarora 1890; Widener.
Graham III 40. Dinkey, 1880; Lupus.
IL 90. Palmer. 1880, saxon, Rrupp,
Glenmount q Gates g. superior city,
2 40 Cole. $40 Empress Midland =;
Frick. $40. Spokane, $40; Howe. Utica.
$50 Empress Fort William, 10.
The 500.
SAULT STE MARIE, Mich. June Is.
Up Morgan, Jr., H. Boland, mid
night: Robbins. 3: - q Mills. 3 Trim
BILE. so: Laughlin. 6 James Donald
son. Dayton. Wright s:30 Montana, >;
Lynch Schiller. $40; Wickwtre, Jr,.
1890 Meacham. Jaques, IL.
Down Townsend. last night; She-
mango . EAds Bell $50. AEncw.
1910 Adriatic. II 40. Rockefeller. Ma
smyth a m Denmark. 2 Siemens,
Manila. gao. Sheadle 2; Lasalle. & 30.
Joshua Rhodes, 40; Walsh 5; William
VI Mack Pollock. s 30; Centurion. Z;
Maruba Hemlock $50. Andrew Upson
$50 Huronic Keewatin. 2; Hebard.
1890: Fairbairn, Fritz. noon.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
PITCHER HAMILTON'S
MISSING WATCH FOUND

The watch reported stolen from
Earl Hamilton. ST. Louis pitcher. who
alleged that II was taken from the
dressing room in the ball park, here,
was recovered by Detectives Kane and
Steinhebel Saturday, and will be
sent 70 Hamilton He had lost II on
a train between Cleveland and De
troit. and Phillip Claeys, Of No. 80
Pine-st.. had found IT,
Claeys told neighbors OF his find
mentioning the 10 81 gold pieces on
the fob. and the detectives heard OF
il. and decided that the watch was
the one reported by Hamilton The
pitchers initials finished the identi
fcation.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK
DuDnInR A Stevens Report.

EAST BUFFALO, y. y. June Ia
Cattle Receipts 200 head market.
slow. choice TO prime shipping Steers.
25O 10 l,g00-lb.. $685.. fair TO good
do, $3.50 n SIS, plain and coarse. s. % ~
$40 choice 10 prime handy steers,
SIS 40 aS.65. fair 10 good, tSi5uS2j;
light common $T.50H775. yearlings
SS2549. prime fat heifers, SS25 q $40;
good butchering heifers. fSuS.l5; light
do, S7Q775, best heavy fat cows 81 25
q $50; good outchering cows, 1901
Gamers and cutters 50 30 05.25 best
feeders, $T.75QS. good do, S7354 1.65,
best stockers, s7.5Oa775. common "a
good. S625HT: best bulls, S725n7.75l
good killing bulls, S65Od7; stock and
medium bulls. $500 $50 best milch-
ers and springers. s75 al 90. good do
sos ~ 50. common $1,000.
Hogs; Receipts. 1000 head: market
slow; heavy and workers., $3.50; pigs
SS15
sheep Receipts. 5000 head. mar.
ket steady. spring lambs, $40 year
lings, $3.50 $3.50; wethers. $3.50 as
Calves. S56l1i
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
SAYS HUSBAND TURNED
ON GAS AS SHE SLEPT

Herman Ralowsh, Of No Free
man-pl turned on the gas in the bed
room occupied by his sleeping Wife,
Friday night, she said, after quarrel
ing with her.
Herman faced Justice Stein on q
charge OF disturbing the peace. He
was sent TO the w0rkhouse for 80
DAYS IN default OF a $40 fine
THAT ends my married life said
Mrs Balowski. mo more wedding
bells for me was q widow -four
years when Balowski won me over
TO the idea OF marrying him I'm
through with him and matrimony from
now on"
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
MAN Is ACCUSED OF
SPEEDING ON WOODWARD

Roger McNamara, OF No i2l Trum-
bull-ave.. was caught by Motorcycle
Oficer ID. ] Thomas as he was driy-
ing an auto al the rate OF ib miles an
hour on Woodward-ave.. from Grand
River-ave. 10 Columbia.st. Friday
night.
The officer alleges that Mcnamara
was under the Influence OF liquor.
Mcnamara refused to tell anything
about himself. and was locked up In
the central station, while his auto
was held.
lie was later released on an order
from Judge Connolly, requiring his
appearance In court Monday
He is charged with reckless driv.
ing
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
Acclaimed on panderIno CHARGE.

William Woodman, accused by Mrs.
Florence Bailey OF having won her
away from her husband In Madison.
wis. and OF having sent her ont on
the streets OF Detroit 10 earn living
for him was arraigned before Justice
stein. Saturday. on wandering
charge sworn ont bv Patrolman Dan
iel O'Connell The young woman.
trim and pretty. was in the court
room carefully avoiding the chances
cast toward her ny her former lover.
She had declared that he beat her
when she begged that he not force
her 10 the streets and that he FOL.
lowed her. and took her money after
She had met other men.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13

CHICAffO Iune l8--Wheat was
shade higher at the start today AMI
sufficient buying orders were IN evil
dence in the early trading 70 boost
prices AZ for July and a fraction for
September
Corn bulEed sharply starting shade
20 "a higher. and gaining = n \ G IN
the first half hour Offerings were
very light
oats was a shade higher at the start
and advanced nc on the early trades
moving M In sympathy with corn and
wheat Provisions were extremely dun.
the tendency being a shade easier
Wheat. July sc September
IN TIC Corn July up &C. September
up - Oats July steady. september
down &C Provisions Easier
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
By rPrD { FFPGrSON.

stan NnrrcSDOndcnt Tinted Press
NIAGARA FALLS. Ont. June "a
The formal note Of Gen. Carranza an
nouncing his intention TO send repre-.
sentatives 10 Niagara Falls and the
conditions under which they will join
in the peace parleys was expected by
the A.B-C mediators today.
With one OF the big points in the
general agreement, providing for the
establishment Of provisional gov
eminent to succeed Gen. Huerta, def
nitely drawn up. however, II was not
believed there would be any delay
in the continuation OF negotiations
pending the arrival Of the constitu-
tionalists.
The next important point covers the
form OF the provisional government
and consideration OF men who shall
be chosen TO conduct the government
tai affairs pending general election
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
June 13-HOgs: Receipts, 5000; mar
ket. slow. Sc. lower. mixed and butch
ers- S7g5N825, good heavy S7.s5 ~
y 80 FS-s>sR laavy. 81 Sos ~; NseStS
SfAfNS21 pfgs. ETfc7.75 TNr1ig, "Yts.
ccipts. 500. market. steady becves.
81 3OGn.aO. COWS and heifers. 81 so 10
$40. atockers and feeders. S625aS 20.
Toxhns SGsOd7SO. calves. f7M10.35.
sheep: Receipts. 1000 parket. weak 3
lambs. Ss5O9S.50; western. $3.50 n so
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
ruIc,co pvTTrn MARKET.

CHICAGO, June 13.-Butter Extras.
2s'a 26&c. hrsts, 12g q nc dairy eN-
Prime hrsts t7617Lc: hrsts, "a q
IsLc Cheese: Skins, lax dl4hc,
young Americas, l5nI5Ac. Live poul-
try Fowls sc ducks i33l4c. geese,
1911. turkeys l5c hroilers - 33c.
Potatoes. Mich. $4,000. Wis 70 n 9Oc,
Mimi. 75R soc. new. slOOn1l5.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
NEW YORK RANK STATEMENT;

NFlW NOIkk, juno I1.--IUe WEEK >
actual hank statement issued today.
showed the following changes:
Surplus decreased 50 ais. 700 loans.
Increased S2t.6f6.0O0 specie de-
creased 1891 600. legal increased
S96l 000 deposits. increased, slo,56o-
900. circulation. decreased. $4,000.
surplus reserve. s42 3ll.200.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

csipts. 800 steady. SC AIgher. mixed,
heRvios ana workers.. $3.50. pigs and
lights. IS. roughs. f725: stays. $3.50.
Cattle. Receipts. cars dull sheen
aud lambs ReceiFts light. steady.
yeariings. 1876 top, spring lambs. $40
tor. Calves Receipts. SO head, lower,