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The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
MARKETS and FINANCE
STOCK MARKET
OPENS QUIET
ReactiOnary Tendency Shown
In Early Trading-Northern
Pacific Breaks

NEW YORK. May 5.-The opening
today was quiet with few price
changes OF importance. Missouri
Pacific was again notably strong.
opening at 20 12, 3-S up. Canadian
Pacific gained SIS.
IL a. ma reactionary tendency
was evident during the early trading
Northern Pacific broke under ITO,
which is l-9 under Mondays close
Noon-Trading was light during the
second hour but the tone was firmer
Northern Pacific rallied, following an
Official statement denying that the
road intends TO issue new stock.
9 o. m The market showed more
strength during the early afternoon
Northern Pacific leading the rally
Standard Oil shares broke sharply
this afternoon. following announce
ment OF cut in Buckeye Pipe line
dividend. and further cut In Ohio
crude oil prices. Standard OIL OF Cal
ifornia was of 81. the New Jersey
company stock sold down IL points,
while Standard Oil of Indiana was
on 80.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
NEW YORK. PRODICE.

NEW YORK, May 5--Flour: Quiet
and steady Pork Dull mess. $2225
a 22.75. Lard Steady; middle west
spot, 5000 1920. Sugar: Raw. firm
centrifugal, 90 test, S3.04. muscovado,
SO test, 80; refined, firmer; cut loaf,
$685. crushed. $495, powdered. 1896
q 405; graduated. S3s564. Coffee:
Rio No on spot SIS asa %. Tallow:
Quiet city. csc; special. 6zsc; coun-
try, 6W624c. Hay: Steady; prime.
S112h No. 2, 81 M92 y G.; clover, zoe ~
s1.05 Dressed poultry. Weak: turk
eys, 164 25c; chickens. 14M23c: fowls.
13a 1gc; ducks. Gle. Live poultry TN
settled; geese l0di0I9c ducks, l4c:
fowls. 17017hc turkeys, l4c. roost-
ers 10la Ollie Cheese: quiet state
milk, common 10 specials. 11G1SL C.
skins, common TO special 5n10c; full
skins, la &c
Butter: Firmer; receipts, 1O.sgS;
creamery extra 26q26lac. state dairy
tubs, lsd251ac; imitation creamery
hrsts. 1sIkmlSc Eggs Steady; re-
ceipts, 2l.S23 nearby white fancy % 20
231sc; nearby mixed fancy, n a n lkC;
fresh irstS, ~ N 22iaC
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LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
Dunning a stevens Livestock Report

EAST BUFFALO, y. Y, May s.
Cattle: Receipts loo head steady
prime steers, IS 5ds.25 best 200 TO
l,3CO-lb. steers SS50dS.75. do LOO to
1.200-lb.. SSn6.50; coarse and plain
weightS steers. $3.50 100; fancy year
lings, sS25aS50: medium 20 good $775
as. choice handy steers. 800 to 100
10. $7.S5mS.lO fair to good 600 to
l,l0Q-lD.. 81 600 7.75. extra good cows.
Sc. u 7.25; best COWS, SEA $50; butch
er COWS. S5.25m5.75; cutters S435W
$50; trimmers S404.25 best heifers.
S7.5OmT.s5 medium butcher heifers,
SEX M1.25; stock heifers. S6.25u65O:
feeding steers. g. a 7.S5; best stock
steers $725m7.5O; common light stock
steers, $500 Z; extra good bulls. S7N
T.25 bologna bulls, 1925 a $50. stock
bulls. S5n6 best mixers and spring
ers, $3.50 go; medium 20 good. $50 q CO.;
common. 5000.
Hogs Receipts, $4,000. steady; all
grades, $S75mSS5
sheep. Receipts 900 head. market
steady top lambs Sz-G5 40 : :. : year
nngs- $500 N --Wethefs, Sissy SIS I;
ewes Sjd55O.
calves Receipts, sj095O.
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DIED.

DUNNING-May .. 1919 Eliza. relict
OF Gerald punning and sister or Ed
ward and Olin smith. Of Webster.
=. y Services al chapel Of William
J. Blake. "a FeterbOro-st AT IL a.
m. Wednesday, May g. 1914. Burial
Al MI Evergreen cemetery. Jackson.
Mich "Wednesday at 2.30. Jackson
papers please copy.
GRANT-May 3. Neil Grant. beloved
father OF Mrs Mary Hunt, Mrs. Jo-
seph CharlefOur. Frances, James and
tie late Thomas Grant Funeral
from residence, 1890 Michigan ave,
tdhSsday, May . az s;SV ana 70
Holy kedeenier church at 10. Please
omit flowers
HAGAN--May I. 1914. at her residence.
50 Colburn-p l, Mary ~ Hasan. be-
loved wife OF Edward Il. Hagan.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
sTEwART-HSSzel, May { beloved
art AT her parents residence, as
Twenty nfth-st. Funeral from above
residence Wednesday at D. m, via
automobile.
LYoN-May L. 1914. Abel beloved wife
OF George w Lyon Jr., al the resi-
dence OF her mother. 1913 Dubois-sty
aged 81 years. Notice OF funeral
later.
LlNER-Suddenly May a. 1914. John
j.. beloved husband OF Maria Gas
tor oliver and father OF Edna ksthi
OF VIM. r. Hamilton x Co. 26 Eliza
beth-st west. Wednesday afternoon
a. o'clock. Burial private.
REID-May 4, 1914, at his daughters
residence. Mrs. MarJory Fraser, 25s
Massachusetts, ave, John Reid. Fu-
neral from residence Wednesday at
p, IN.
sEEFELD--May 3. August, aged so
years, beloved husband OF Anna and
father OF William and August =. See
field and Mrs. Joseph Dueweke, Fu-
neral from 1889 Sheridan ave. Time
sToLTING-W ilhelmina. at her resi-
dence, PIP Dix-ave.. beloved wife or
Henry Stolting Funeral from above
residence "Wednesday at y. m.
sARBINowSKI-Fr X, May 3. at
residence, No. 1774 Michigan ave,
aged 90 years, beloved husband OF
Mary Ann Sarbinowski and dear
father OF John; Edmund, Frank ana
Raymond Sarbinowskt and Mrs.
Agnes Schollett Funeral from resi-,
dence. Wednesday, May 8 at $3.50 ana
from Holy Redeemer church at y
o'clock
TooMEY 3. 1914. at his resi-
dence. l2l HoEton-ave.. Thomas. son
OF the late Thomas and Margaret
Toomey. Funeral Wednesday, May ..
from residence at $3.50 and Holy Ro1
Sary church at 10 O'CLOCK. buTlal
at Mt. Elliott
2, Elizabeth, aged
4S years, beloved wife OF William O..
Williamson, mother OF Harold W.
Mrs. v. c. Snyder, OF Medina, N t.
and Rnt.~t Bruce Williamson. - Fu-
neral fSfH her parents residence.
. Mr. and Mrs. R06ert Hurst, l2bzfa
y, sR ..s's1., 9lsdnescaSt 4 ~ Il Hl&ss&
funeral car.
WTIsoN-May 4. 1914. at parents resi-
dence, 4s2 Lincoln ave, William NJ
aged 20 years, beloved son OF Mr;
and Mrs. Harry Wilson. Funerat
Wednesday from residence at : p IN.
Burial at Woodmere by auto.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
MARINE
SCRAPES BOTTOM
ON SAWTOOTH REEF
George S. Baker Grounds, Be-
cause of Trouble With Com
pass During Fog

CALUMET Mich, May 5.-(Spe-
cialD-The United States Steel Cor.
parStion steamer George s. Baker In
command OF Capt George Bell. this
morning scraped her bottom off on
Saw tooth reef at Eagle River, where
the steamer Moreland was destroyed
three years ago. The accident was
due. officers claim, TO an inexplicable
deviation OF the compass during a
dense fog.
The Baker carried 10000 tons OF
iron ore from Ashland and was valued
at S150,000. The vessel can be saved
unless broken to pieces by storms.
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INIaN sToCk YARns.

May 5.--Hogs: Receipts. 10000. mar.
ket strong TO higher. mixed and
butchers IS 200s50i good heavy. S6I5
q $50: rough heavy. sSdsi5; light
-Reee4f.ts- Z, Goa market strong beevps
725H so, cows and heifers 500 N
$50. stockers and feeders. s.. 60 a. $40:
Texans ST.l0MS 10. calves S6g5 a 3.
sheep Receipts. 900. market steady
TO higher: native. $685. so. western. S.
d5.S0 lambs. S6n7.35; western s5d
$50
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NTIIV-NNTU, Ndy ~ TtuIVIIOHN OI
frost, together with a strong cable
caused wheat TO topen today y a * c
over Moday's close. but slow sales and
later favorable weather reports result
ed I'm the price sagging of kc In the
hTst half hours trade Early rumors
OF drought I'm Northern Europe were
onset by favorable reports from the
southern part OF the continent.
Corn started 81 higher than Mon
days close on higher cables and bull
ish Argetine news Free selling on
the bulge however, eased prices OF
somewhat and half a hour after the
market opened July futures had lost
isc OF their gain The current months
grain remained stationary
The oats trade was weak The mar
ket was a little higher at the start,
following the other grains, but when
the other grains sagged oats fell on
= nhc.
Provisions were steady TO a little
higher
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. May Close, Liverpool
came across Win a strong wheat
market az the opening but the early
advance was not All held ana the for
elgn hnish WAS not much better than
steady. May was again booming In
Chicago. but the other markets were
not following
Europe Is well stocked Up with hull
llsh statistics and there u little won
der that cables are firm The European
visible supply OF wheat decreased g.
i60. 600 bu last week and the total H.
now 73.N0S000 hu.t against $500 600
bu year ago weather tn Argentina
IL unfaVorable and causes strength I'm
Liverpool corn Manitoba offers are
irmeT and they are having rain and
snow over the Canadian northwest The
continent is taking cargoes actively
aHd this causes shorts 10 cover freely.
About the only bearish news put for
ward ia Europe is the fine crop out
look An America. Australian cargoes
are in active demand and the strength
in corn helps 10 hold wheat up Plate
offers OF corn are scarce.
crop adYices at home are as optimis-
tic as ever Weather and soil condi-
making great Roadway. State reports
show a high percentage OF condition
and abandoned acreage Is very small.
This gives the trade a bearish feeling
for the growing crop. but the outlook
for actual cash wheat Is quite hullish.
Foreign demand Is increasing and
mills are huNlnE more actively than
they were a week ago. Demand is ac-
tive for soft winter wheat and eastern
mills are buying In Detroit
The market ruled Steady 20 firm In
the early trading and then weakened
"a In the July and September deals
Corn was steady and oats advanced
ihC CloVerseed was unchanged
Wheat quotations: cash No. red
and May, sage; July opened without
change at SIN and declined 20 SIC;
September opened at S6% c and declin-
ed TO S6hc: NJ ! white, 99hc.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn, Cash
No. 3 CSC: 80. 2 yellow. 2 cars at zoe.
No. yellow CSC
oats, Standard. eax4et 4lc. i at
II re; No. white. l car at 40c; 1 at
40A @: closing at 40i&c No. white.
car AZ acc.
Rye: Cash No. ?. car at G5c
Beans: Immediate and prompt ship
ment s210; MAY. $215. June sens
Cloverseed Prime spot, 20 bags at
S7G5; October $3.50; sample red 10
bags at 81: prime alsike $40.
Timothy; Prime spot, 20 bags NJ "a 80.
Alfalfa Prime spot. S.
Receipts In the Detroit market Tues
day included ] 400 bbls. OF flour: cars
OF wheat OF oats: ! OF rye. and OF
hay. Shipments We're 500 bbls. OF
-four. stocks are $4,000 bu. OF wheat:
265.G00 hu. OF corn h3.100 bu. OF oats.
and 26.5 $50 IN. OF rye
Primary wheat receipts were 275, 600
bu. against S6l 600 buI year ago
EXPORTS or wheat and -four Tuesday,
81 1000 bn
,..k.oe .I,...a -
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
BOSTON coPpER SHARE SALES.

den. stone a. Co, May o;
Ahmeek. 25 Algomah. %: Anaconda,
80 American Zinc. SO: Arizona Com
mercial. $50 Butte a. Bal, 22O; Butte
4 Superior, 63O7; Copper Range, l6l;
Calumet & Arizona. 2g0. Calumet az
Hecla, IL; Centennial o; East Butte
1870: Franklin Mining. 80; Cranky 50;
Hancock, co. Indiana. 90; Island Creek
Coal. l55; Island Creek Coal pr. 100;
Isle Royal. 100, Mass. Cons 40; Mo-
hawk, so: New Arcadian. 1850; North
Butte 90 North Lake 100; old Do
minion. 3: Osceola, 10; quincy, 20;
shannon Copper 100; Shattuck & Arr
IONA. IS south Utah, 100; Superior &
Boston 90; Tamarack. AZ; Trinity, 100;
Union Land so, L.. s. Refining. 405; u.
s. Refining pr. 325; Victoria. 500;
Niuona 400.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
VESSEL PASSAGES.


Detroit.
DETROIT. May 5-Up. Pellatt.
1910. Cornelius. 1890 C0rrigan. 24O:
Allegheny tarrived), $50. Lynch, $50:
Sarnian. 1915 Edenborn. Smeaton.
10 80
Down McWnliams, s15; Andrews.
$40. Huron new, 1920; DRyOCk.
1890. stanton 1850 BrausfOrd. ll:15.
Butler Jr. 1890. Mckinney. 1905 Nj
agara. $40. r. L. Wallace. ) 20. AYE.
$40. raipOonge, 9.2o Schuylkill, Blk
by. gao
The 500.
SAt-LT STE. MARIE Mich May o.
r. Courts hast night, ftpb-
ard. 9 Jay Morse. kOpp. 10. Corey, II:
Cream city Commodore. Zimmerman.
midnight. Gates 80. Osler. 4 CyKnus.
30. Toilette Ieterson. 1870.
Dow kaministiquia. . last night;
Troy a. M. SheuangO, 40.
Bustness-IIke Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co. 10
John " st Phone Main iA9S
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
STR. GEORGE BAKER
ASHORE; CREW SAVED

CALUMET, Mich, May 5-The
steamer George Baker, carrying ore
from Ashland. Wis, went aground on
Saw Tooth reef today The crew was
rescued The Baker is sos feet long
and will have 10 be lightered off the
reef
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rnLEnn linz srnck

TOLEDO. May 5-Hogs. Receipts.
light. market. steady. heavies. $3.50 "a
S65. mediums. $500 Sos. workers.
SIS g5uS70 good pigs SS65mS1O.
calves: Market, steady sheep ana
lambs: Market steady.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
DIED

BIRNlINM 3. 1914. at the resi-
denre 81 his daughter. 1872 Mel
b0urue-ave. Giles g.. relict az the
Infe Euphemia Burnham and rather
~ Giles a. d. DT Edward V Burn
ham. Mrs. l. y Freeman and Mrs.
Joseph Terrain Funeral from above
residence "Wednesday morning 40
$50 and Holy Rosary church at q.
iuterment az Mt Olivet Please omit
flowers
CAMPBELL May 8. Archibald beloved
husband Of Jane Campbell father OF
John & Campbell Funeral services
from residence. 80 Twelfth 81. We'd
uesday at 2/p. "a
cot'LTON Edward - beloved hus-
band OF Traphens Ellis foulton, and
fathfr eof Mfs Ciin0rd POmrroy and
Robert Coultun died az Grace hos.
pitai Monday May 4. 1914 Funeral
services Thursday afternoon AZ 30
from residence 1SS Ftfteenth-st., 2
o'clock from Grand Hiver-ave. Rap
tist church. Interment at Wood
mere.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
MnNL,N MAIlI,rn

NEW YORK. Nav 5-Money on
call a.d2 per cent. Time money.
3d3ia per cent for six months Mer-
csntile paper paper &C. per cent bar 81,
York, 59isc Demand sterling $AS7 so
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
LIVERPOOL, wheat clsses :.
Wheat JeesSn

429dQ hlf. aH.inst -fss Ob0 bu. a wear
ago Duluth, 81 cars against Pig: MIN
neapolts. - cars. against IS. Chicago.
20 cars, against 90 Winnipeg 445 cars,
against $50
The worlds wheat visible supply de-
creased 97s8.OO0 bu last week. against
1872 900 bu. the week before and II :
26l 600 bu. a year ago
The worlds wheat visible supply Is
row 1874. 484 900 bu.. against 164 25T 900
bu. week ago and i71,G39.O00 blu. n
year ago.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter extras 24lhc;
hrsts, 23hc; dairy, lie; packing stock
Ia. ID.
Eggs--First. cases included 1910
per dozen. Receipts 6l5 cases.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05

The following firms are privi-
legged to execute orders on the
Exchanges: Carlyle Poyah. w. A
Hamlin g. Co, II. w. Noble a Co..
w +. Moss & Co.. Lewis u. Gorton.
w h. Reilly Il Co.. Geo. M. West
q Co., III. S. Warren d. Co, VIM H
Rose & Co, VIM. A Neer Il Co.
w. b. Mclaughlin.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
CHIOAGO pRODUCE.

CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO May 5.--Butter: Extras.
25c frsts, 24c: dairy extras, 22q23c:
firsts, zoe Eggs; Prime ordinary, 1B
Q1shc; tirsts. 19dl9Ac. Cheese;
Twins. l5% a Ice; young Americas, 5 n
Gtl53t O. Live poultry. Fowls. l5lR AZ
Ice; ducks, Ice: geese, 12Q l3c"springs,
] Il lbs, sac. lbs. "a SIC; turkeys,
Ice. Potatoes: Michigan, 65a zoe; Wis
consin. 65Q70 Minnesota. 6b@7oc.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
CHICAGO GRAIN-

CHICAGO. May 5.-Openng-Wh
May up sc; July up &c, Corn: May
up %c; July up &c. oats May up
Noon-Wheat May down %c July
down &c Corn: May up lsc: July
down sc. oats: May up hc July
down sc. Provisions: Steady
Close-Wheat: May down Sc: uJly
down NC Corn: May up re: July
up &c. Oats: May up Lc; July un-
changed. Provisions: Steady.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05

so BAKED SG beam. 1s 'i Im.
ii:ioi standard sOc. Table beets. si.ss
standard 81, baked. SEQ Zoe. salmon:
reds, 81 80; Alaska DInxs. Sit. Toma.
june, :i.so; sifted early June. ,i.4S pc,
Feed--JobbinE prices in 1oo-lb. sacks
bran, $2S; coarse middlings. $50; nne
middlings, $50: coarse corn meal s2S:
cracked corn. $50; corn aai oat chop
prices Pss. Mios:
patent. .s'iO per Dbl. IN PAPER s sSi
Harawsre--Nalls. $3.50 case. anneal:
ed wine, 81 so casS, .,ainsed barbe1
Is gauge. IS; as gauge. ,s'i.; II gauge
;si,n .:E s, ~. Sio 5, axes SIS per dSs:
s2.s0: % gauge, ii.s5i 2! gauge. $40:
90 y % and per Ssnt 5 on ls5 s large p -
PEoyision..Me pork, szsoo; family
;stSsf clear srles ssSk sSsi 6 ns%
hams. 13912hc; 5acon. 1914 01sc; lard
In tierces, lie; kettle rendered. I2c 10.
r t snEnrss sSnI daily by W; II
xxx powdered. $3.50: standard pow:
dsred s4.75: graduated. extra coarse
s4.45: sranulated, rne. In bulk, HS5;
graduated, 25-lb. cottons. t4.40; crystal
domino sranulated. Glib. and 5-lo. car
tons, In cases. y4.s5, diamond A. s4.45;
5, $40 No. g. g4i5: Nc :, t4.iO; No. $,
1923; NJ. O. 81 No; TO- ss;t5; No. II
tS.so; No. 10, $3.50; non-caking mix.
ture,. $3.50; beet granulated. S4.35 per
100 lbs; household powdered. rs. -
TO case, Ss.f0 per case
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
cI.EyFLNND LIVE sTock

CLEVELAND. May Hogs. Re-
ceIpts. soc: steady 10 &c lower york :
ers and mixed, t6.S5. pigs. 1858.
rouahs 81 50. cattle Receipts :
ears steady sheep and lambs. Re
ceipts 10 cars; steady; clipped. $3.50 a.
6 calves Receipts. 90. hrm 10 25c
higher Sg25NG
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
roR sALE-MIscnLLAsnoUA
HAINEs, WIGS. ToUPEEs.
HAIR GOODS

Haines' wigs and Toupees are we'll !,
made, the most natural effects being
produced. 1 have no competitor inff
quality or work and reasonable prices, h
Ny wigs and toupees are In use all
over the world o.
Ladies' Hair Goods. carry thou-3l
sands or French Way Switches and
German Way Switches, straight hair
switches. Large stock OF gray and
white PompadOurs. Puffs. Waves.
CuTls, Half Wigs for ladies'. bald orr
with thin hair G don't deal In Chi
nese refined hair, nor sea grass La
dies hair dyed by competent hands,
Hair dressing, shampooing. children's8
halr cutting. Most modern up-to-date,
hair dressing pariors In the United
states. Wigs To rent for parties and
masquerades. IL looking for a reliable
Hair Goods House don't overlook me;
81 years In my present hair store ought
10 appeal TO the public. Established IN,
my present hair store 1879. /,
VIM. A. HAINES
I6 Grand River-ave. West, cor. Bagley.li
-
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO May Wheat: Cash and
May, 9slac; June S6Ac Corn Cash.
6sac: NAV 6shc; June Gshc. Oats:
Cash and May. 40a June, 40hc. RYE:
Cash Gle Cloverseed Cash $7.65.
October and December, S7S5 Alsike:
Cash 5000. Timothy Cash S2.30;
September S235. Butter, eggs and
haV: Enchanged
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE
NEW YORK METAL

NEW YORK. May 5.-The metal ex-
change closed DUN. spot copper. $l3.40
MlI00 lead, $3.S5@395.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
Wheat

july July J.. is So ks 80 is So Ms a1s g Sc
Lard
S h%y 10 o. nio 10 10 o. 20 20 q
May. $40 o. .,.. 800. bio 95
July. il IL ii IL ii 10 Xii 10
49,, M, go
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05

Job Priating Dsse Right. Ffmes
PrfntinE Co.. ~ John R.-at
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
PRODUCE MARKET

As was anticipated the Elgin butter
market came higher yesterday The
advance or rs MAS a itttle more thah
ready predicting "a reaction 10 lower
prices than ever heXt week Eggs
were a fraction lower. the demand
falling on as storage buyers get hlled
mp and drop out Receipts or live pOul-
try and dressed calves were very light.
A few coops OF broilers have been re-
ceiYed. but arrivals are too Irregular
10 allow OF prices being well defined.
AppIes-sleers r-,- tsas5n Bald
wins. t6Q55o: Spies. s5.boQs; Ben
Davis, S5q5 80 per bbl: DoN appleA
Baaanns-Good shipping stock. ,I.sO
nssn.-Dried Limas. Ia 9sc per Id
esiers%TioriS., ,ss59sSO DER crate;
soc per dOE.
CsbbaEe-New southern. s292l5
wholesale prices. Michigan
FATS, new. l5@l5hc: New York, new,
i4h Ql5c limburgsr., l2Qi5c: domes-'
tic Swiss. i9% lghc; imported Swiss
s4@25ci long horns. i'0l1hc; daisies
DntesI,;Persian. new. 7Q;He; Farda
sqyAe h.; Dromedary. $3.50 can:
medium, llq12c; No 2, 5000 per 10.
Figs imported. i4Ql5c 10 Can
foTnia soc per box. -
Er@s sSn Vs sSs.sl Sfl ss 70 peppers
s2.6O per crate. SOC per basket; Gu
cumbers. dollhouse, Sl.250l.50 per doz.;
lettuce. dollhouse. Ia l2cI beets, 6oc
Florida, si.50pl.7J per hamper. Florida
crate. ASPARAGUS, sections, Sl.5OWl 10
box. shallots, 5oQ60c doz.: spinach
lgH q l5c, per doZ Green peas $3.50
250 per hamper.
grippe FrsI --140a6n per Oox-
- A.
amber. loqiic h.; extracted, 1859 10.
Hay--Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for balsd bay in car
!i59i6.6o; standard. sl49iLSoi No; 2
,s; light mixed mixed :is;6o3i4; rye strs q
HI. HiSst $50 Z cured, HANS; No;
cured veal kip, Tic; NO. green veal
kip, l5c; Ne. 4 cured murrain. l2e; Ne
! greco murrsin. loe; No ! cured calf
s4boi No. 2 horse, $3.50: No. l tallow,
&c; No. .. &c; No. 2 hides. lie on; No;
Kip Ipos and esif &c S9,t stnessRskin as to
Lemons-M essinas, ts.75@4; Califor-
Limcs-sl 01.25 per box
Maple SuRnr-Pure 166l7c; blender,
l2g lac per To- Maple syrup. pure. sl.sS
W1,35 per gal
MusbGOOms-40 ~ soc per Id.
OrnnEes-Callfornia navels, t27b@G
Florioas. $44 $50 per box
onions-Yellow. sS.26Qs.5o per sack:
Spanish. 81 per crate; Texas Bermndas.
SpOtntOes--Car los tap OK. Detrop, ia
whttS. Sa.6e; yellow, ~ per EFate.
sacks. 6Sm zoe. bu.; New Be'rmudas. ~
bq.. $3.50 per bbi.i new southern, s2.2s
per bu. $3.50 per bbl
Poultry-L4iYe hens. heavy, lsq18hc;,
medium. 1sc; No. 2, 1S414c: springs.
all stays. out lScs broilers, 3OW zoe;
geese. t2m13c; ducks. 1S9l9c turkeys.
$50 19c.
PineappIes- SCOTS per crate
strawberries-24- pint cases, sl75@1
per case; 24-qt. cases, S32563.50.
sweet POtatOes-Jersey. KILN dried.
ia Lib Pcs hamper.
TabVw--Eo. 1. &c; No. 2, $40 10
JOBBINl pHICES.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
FLORISTS.

PHONE ORDERS for flowers promptly
filled. Corsage bouquets and funerai
designs a speciality. Mrs. r. husn'
Florist 736 Michigan-ave. West sIIS.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

n-Nominal
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05

A.--TYPEWRITER with drop desk,
chair: choice late Underwood Smith
or Remington. fine Sl25 OUTFIT only
sos easy terms Third floor, Fisher.
bldg, 1853 Jefferson
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
MEETINGS.

KNIGHTS OF EQUITY
Sns-You are requested TO meet at
the temple Tuesday evening, May .. al
o'clock, TO pay tribute OF respect 10
our deceased brother. Thomas rooney;
late OF l21 Horton-ave. on thls sau
occasion. we request your presence.
By order OF the sir knight,
Il. ]. MAHER, Sec.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05

,UefmAn- AMERICAN lioan. 40
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-09-03
FOREIGNER CLAIMS
He WAS TOUCHEO''

A foreigner giving his name as Tho
mas Smith complained to Justice of
Peace H. L. Halsted this afternoon that
he was relieved of s55 last evening.
The man spokevery broken English but
from what could belearned, he entered a
certain residence in the Third ward in
company with three other men. The
three men were fellow acquaintance
and after visiting at the house "a while
he left. When he entered the house
the man claims he had the money, but
it had disappeared when he left.
Warrants were issued for the arrest
of the three men who were in company
with Smith during the evening. Smith
is laborer in one of the mines nearby.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-09-03
MEETING ENDS
IN RECEPTION

More members attended the meeting
of the Auxiliary of the S. of V. held
last evening in the K. P. hall than have
ever gathered A class of twelve new
members were taken into the society
and number expressed their intention
of attending the National Encampment
held in Detroit next week. The mem
bership of the Baraboo camp has reach
ed 154 After the regular meeting a
reception was given to Rev. and Mrs.
C. D. Mayhem, who leave soon for
Stoughton. Remarks were made by
the president, Mrs. E. H. Groth, and
by Oscar Doppler and were responded
to by Rev. and Mrs. Mayhem. Light
refreshments were served and social
hours passed.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-09-03
Freight Train DGfaiIed
(From Saturdays Daily.1

The paper train this morning wa
over an hour late on account of a de
railment of a freight train on the Wis
consin division south of Harvard. Both
tracks were blocked