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The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
SchOOlcraft w O m a n
Says Hudson Drank
Cocktail
SAW HIM IN HER
FATHERS HOTEL
Remembers Him Be-
cause A Prohibition
Worker

Further attempts 10 prove that
Grant NJ. Hudson, while working in
the interests OF the Antisaloon
league. INDUCED In liquor, featured
Thursday mornings session OF Hud.
sons libel suit against Charles II.
Culver. in Judge Lambs court.
Mrs. Laverne Rice, OF Schoolcraft.
Hudson's home. testified that she
had seen Hudson drink a Manhattan
cocktail in the old Bismarck hotel,
in Kalamazoo. II was only after At.
torney James Pound. counsel for
Hudson. cross-examined Mrs. Rice.
that the witness told her reasons
for remembering the Incident
II remember he was sitting in the
grill room with some politicians,
said Mrs. Rice. but I don't know
who these politicians were"
Still you do remember Mr. Hud.
son as one Of the party" comment.
ed Pound.
Certainly I do" was the prompt
reply.
Attorney William c. Manchester
then asked the witness, And why
do you remember Hudson In connec
ton with this. when you do not re
call the others"
Because" said Mrs. Rice. 81
knew Mr.. Hudson was Baptis;
minister and a Prohibition worker
and when saw him drink that
cocktail, I was awfully shocked"
Mrs. Rice's father was the pro
prietor Of the Bismarck. Her hus
band also testified to having seen
Hudson drink in the Bismarck. Rice
was night clerk at the hotel. and
occasionally he helped out behinl
the bar.
II saw Mr.. Hudson drink eigh,
beers In one night" he said.
He also declared, on cross exam
nation, that he did not remember
the other members OF the party.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
Grounds Will Open
Later in Future, At
10 A. Nj.
MAXIMUM OF
TIME is SOUGHT
Swimming Pool fol-
Kids On the West
Side

Observation OF the working Of De.
troit's playground system for the
past two weeks has convinced the
recreation commission that the pres.
ent schedule Of hours does not az
ford the maximum of playground
time 10 the various communities
and beginning Monday. all play.
grounds viii open at 10 a. m. in
stead OF at $50. and will be kept
open until 3 p. M.
This decision was reached at q
meeting OF the commission. Wed.
nesday evening II was reported
that the attendance for last week
at the various Fairgrounds was S.
900, Supt Jayne reported that the
attendance from $50 To 10 a. m
vas negligible, but that from I to
in the evening the Fairgrounds
that were open were crowded.
The new playground hours" said
Supt. Jayne. will encourage chill.
dren 20 stay at home and help their
| mothers. during the early morning
The new arrangement carries out
the theory that the playground SUI
| pervisors should be on the Job at
the natural play-time hours OF the
public. Their time viii be SO ap-
| portioned that they can make the
new schedule without dificulty"
II vas decided to begin at once
| the construction Of an outdoor swim
ming pool in Riverside park. the
city property at the foot OF Morrell
81. purchased during Mayor Thomp
sons administration.
"A survey of the district south
OF Fort-st.. in that locality. revealed
an overwhelming demand for a
swimming pool and small play
ground in Riverside park" sale
Jayne I'VE found. in that district
1865 children under Is years. Sucf
a playground and pool has been re
quested by all the west side clubs
as there are no swimming facilitie.
west OF woodward-ave"
Analysis OF the river water at tha
point. by the Board OF Health
showed that SO many typhoid germ.
we're present that the water was un
safe for swimmers. For that rea
son. city water will be used in the
pool. and swimming in the rivei
win be forbidden.
The commission also decided Il
open tennis courts in Atkinson
park. and to build small play
ground there. The aldermen ant
estimators of the wards adjacen
10 the park. and the clubs In tina
vicinity. are all in favor Of such
action.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09

The supply OF prime dry-fed steers
Is still entirely out OF proportion "a
the demand aud prices are working
higher. The trade Is discriminating
sharply against everything that gives
evidence Of having had grass. and
the spread between strictly dry-fed
animals and those that have been
topped out" on grass Is CROWNS
wider every day. The supply OF
southern grassers Is still far below
the average Of other years but. al
that. the supply Is increasing as the
season advances and the time 10 not
far distant when well.finished south.
ern grassers win be taken In
preference to the coarser grades o.
natives which are called "dry.fed
by their owners.
The demand for the better grades
OF feeding cattle Continues strong
and active In all parts OF the country
In the states west OF the Mississippi
the movement of cattle from leading
market centers toward interior feed.
ing grounds Ia decidedly heavy. and
the prices paid for cattle showing
breeding and quality are just about
on Far with the values OF mature
hullocks OF the same grade when OF.
fered in the same markets.
The importation OF fresh meat. In
the carcass, is practically a thing o.
the past as far as this country Il
concerned. One year ago. South
America was sending large quaint
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
j. s. SEXES
SAYvIllE
WIRELESS
Neutrality Violations
Cause Drastic Step
By Daniels
WILL BE RUN BY
NAVAL OFFICER
Plant Taken Over I'm
der Presidents Ex-
ecutive Order

WASHINGTON. July s.-secre.
tary Daniels Thursday announced be
had sent Capt. Billiard. mead OF the
government radio service. 10 take
possession OF the Sayville, L. l.,
wireless station in the name of the
United States.
II was stated II would be run by
the government like the other SIM
liar stations under its control
Neutrality violations were given
as the reason for the step.
Daniels stated that he acted under
the executive order OF Aug. 5. in
which the president directed that
"one or more OF the high powered
radio stations within the jurisdic.
tfon of the United States and cap
able OF transatlantic communica-
ton shall be taken over by the
government OF the United States
and used or controlled By IL. to the
exclusion OF any other use or con-
troll. for the purpose OF carrying on
communication with land stations
In Europe. including code and cipher
messages"
The secretary said the Sayville
stations private management had
applied to the commerce department
for license, which was refused.
Daniels was Informed OF this re-
fusal by Secretary Redheld. and ac-
cordinslv Instructed Capt Billiard
to take possession Of the station.
Lieut.. g. r. Clark 4. 8. ". was
placed in actual charge OF the situa.
ton.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
EEea96k FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS

Z ssc. ene middilngs sSa: cracked corn,
ISL. corn and cat ohop. go ton.
Fiesr-Jobeing price: Best Miehs,
ssi aa es,sass So pure rye $50; sprins
patent $50 y "a, y s'A ssse :As an.
Sslssa Wire Wire po sgnd,Is sy.e1sa
sslvanired sheets, 2. gauge ss5s. e
sssss $50 10 ss a sa,sFssS sin ss d,
steel J. and 20 esuss' s.ls: 20 ssese.
ssi ig s si.s small Sc 4 10 and per
@ss0 en- ss,a ars Small IT, 81 3 an. asH per
cent on list large. sc and on list
Hiaes-No. ! cured hides. lse. No.
! green hides. ise: No cnred bulls
cured veal kip, lie: No. green veal
kip. Use; No. cured nurrain. lte:
No. green nurrain lac: No. ! cured
calf sot iss s HS S.fsscn ' AZ 'e horse MS
hides, ss.ss: No. ] ianow, sSsS No
tallow. sI5e, No. 2 nides, &c OF;
No kip. and calf. iAc on, sheep
skin CAS- to amount wooD. CSC TO
Mess pork, SO; lam:
esi;s smoked hams. Isl. Si.e;
S SIt,ts S,m. gsssi .h0 s.ssn rs
rendered. Ike per 10.
Desreit Otl--Raw lirseet. SIC; boil
ed. sc PER gal in barrel lots Kero-
sene. tank wagon or iron barrels:
Diamond headlight. ste. perfection.
Sc; paiscine. 7-sc. crown gasoline. ioc
susnr.-correc.ed daily ny ". II
10. $40: do. s-ib.. $3.50: Eagle tablets.
isle cut loaf $3.50, euoea ss.ss:
XXxx poSdssI1ed. ,ssS standard
coarse. $50: graduated fue. in
bulk. $3.50, graduated ss-lh cot
tons. sass: crystal domino gran, J.
10 and 5-lh cartons In cases. 81 50:
crystal domino. srsn HF eases
ssso; diamond \. $3.50: eonlee,.on-
No. 9. $3.50, No. 7. ssa5 No. 8, $3.50:
No. ?, sans: No. re. ss,lo: No. IL.
IS es No. ls, IS; Nc Is. $685. No. IL.
ssgSs 30 Is. s5S5 non-csklng mix
lure. s. best granuiated. ss4e per
case IS ,i.ss: 40. IS TO ease. $3.50 per
ease-
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
WRONG TO DELAY
PLANS FOR BRIDGE
Thousands of Poor People Lose
Use of Great Pleasure Spot

One man who will vote for tho
bridge bond issue on Friday In
Charles J. Spietz. OF the Wayne Cigar
company. which employs 1900 peo
pie.
1T is absolutely wrong to delay
one minute in erecting beautiful
bridge TO Belle Isle park" he said.
We should have as fine bridge N
exists anywhere In the country.
Where Is there another city that has
such beautiful park divided by such
n beautiful body OF water?
Think Of what bridge means TO
thousands OF poor people.
I'm my opinion. we should have .
double decked bridge. One for pedes.
TRANS, the other for vehicles.
would like TO see a bridge that In .
credit TO the city. one that viii at.
tract attention from all over the
world. and one that will be large
enough to take care of Detroit's fast.
ly increasing population. ADV.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
Local
Prices for Dry-Fed Steers Still On Up Grade;
Lambs On Decline; Pork Strikes Its Stride

OF receipts. The consumption OF
lamb Is not az heavy. just now. a.
Is usually the case at this season OF
the year. free offerings of poultry
having an influence on the trade.
Your epicurean. who eats lamb at
this season. also takes kindly to
broilers as soon as they reach the
market, The tender young chicken
just now has the center OF the stage
and the spring lamb Is obliged TO
play second.
The holiday trade In live hogs was
very unsatisfactory to selling inter.
ests. and the early business Of the
current week was carried through on
a basis OF 2c.cent reduction In
prices. The market has struck It's
stride again. however. and good light
and medium weight hogs are badly
wanted In all markets. Less talk Ia
heard. recently. about burdensome
provision stocks. as the conviction
has become widespread that nor
NAL distribution OF cured hog pro-
ducts to the entire world would
leave empty cellars where the alleg-
ed over-supply now exists.
Detroit has been very fortunate.
of late. In connection with local de-
mand for live hogs. and II Is most
sincerely TO be hoped that the &C,
tive competition which has develop
ed. as a result OF the operations OF
buyers from other markets. may con.
tinue rs long as the NJ. c. stock
yards exists as market.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
YORK SKATERS
DETROIT GUESTS

About 100 members OF the Cham
Der of Commerce OF Elmira, n. Y,
were guests OF the Detroit oBard OF
Commerce. Thursday. They arrived
by special train at II O'Clock, and
were guests OF the Detroit Board OF
Commerce by Mayor Marx and Pres
ident Warren. and served with
luncheon. They were then put In
charge OF an entertainment commit
tee headed by Earl Roberts, and
taken on an automobile ride about
the city. during which they inspect
ed some OF the manufacturing
plants. They will leave for home at
IL o'clock. Thursday night.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09

ties 0f dressed beef 10 this country
but now the entire output Ia sent 70
England. IL goes without saying tina,
Great Britain will see to II that we
set none OF the meat produced by
New Zealand and Australia. lnfor'
nation concerning supplies OF meat
on hand on the other side OF the wa
ter Is beginning TO leak through. and
the conclusion In inevitable that
somebody must go hungry for meat
II this war lasts much longer. In
al OF the so-calied neutral countries
OF ia. old world meat IL SO scarce
thar only the wealthy can AFFORD Ia
have II on their tables. France 10
said TO be using her entire beef anu
milton supply for the army In the
field. In England and Scotland thou.
sands OF meat shops are going out
OF business simply because they can
not get the meat. Pork 10 the only
meat that can be secured for reason
able prices In any part OF Europe.
ard in spite OF the fact that they do
not like IL. the Inhabitants OF the
old world must subsist for the pres
eut upon pork a. the meat element
In their diet.
Recent developments In connec.
ton with the sheep and lamb trade
OF the country have not helped val
ues. Spring lambs from the west
have been showing up In increasing
numbers OF late. and prices have
been marked down just In proportion
10 the rate OF increase In the volume
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
||EAT
IS HIGHER
"a Weather And
Strong Cables Boost
Prices

\ CHICAGO. July r--wneat was
Il tfeAef today. bad weather. strong
b 1vouDsel cables. and damage to
I Gtps n the storms OF last night
4, - early today were the causes.
AIl1c0 n opening showed overnight
Y 1900 q up IS: down l-s. and
/oW6 -. Later. however. there
Peru advances OF IL and 1-2c on
So6roomber and December. while
aJn1y fscsded So from opening.
Can also was higher today,
& 1885, u opening being "a. IL and
- higher than 81 yesterdays
Z 1880. There were slight recessions
houuward later. but not enough to
Z ccunlss-balanc the opening adj
q Oats vas sharply up with the
49, grains.
PROVISIONS were higher on re-
1000 receipts.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
PROnICE MARKET.

NV YORK. July f-Flour--l}uiet
and arm Pork--Essi.r mess. SisN
1850 Lard-weak. middle west spot.
ss rifSsai. % ,s.s. i.seS,s H5im ,nu sse
nrm cut loaf. 81. crushed. $500,
sGydercsos ss2o Tsng'aisd; s:ieg
.@pssi.,; ss'ssSsyma;. /, Ss,,e. 'a sy
brs..sd 2 ro 1 oesr ,Srfe y iG IA
ale: chickens. Isa22ci fowls. i4Hx
1sc. ducks. s9i7c Live poultry
Unsettled: geese, y 1i7c. dncks. ibm
lie; ROSTERS. lie: chickens, broiiers.
20 n 73o. Chees~-Yssier. state milk.
common 90 specials 15H 0Tsile:
skims. common to special. 31ff.c
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
(Oaansng Ss~vess.y

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. July S.
Cattle: Three cars, market steady;
snoe :o &c Drns. sssT f pistn s shd
coarse. $685. eh.ics 20 prime
good. sra.ser.. !!isg77s: light.
s s2g 9eS s ssssfs sr%s ia sefs. .is
Ss1s5O: good butchering heifers.
S7yo0s.2s: light dry fed. ssdSzs;
light sras.y -heisers. ssdsso; best
fst cow s" :suass;sa es Ta.a e1sIsss q
s: Gamers. e3n4. fancy bulls, 80
T.zs; best butchering bulls, es.250
$50: light bulls. ts.5066.
Hogs: 30 cars. market steady. $50
s.io: mixed. SsisQs2o: yorkers and
pigs. ts.254s39.
sheep: .ThreA ears; market steady;
top lambs. Ss.75nl01s yeafiings.
STI5. wethers. Ga7.25. ewes. $50
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
Grain and Provisions.

DETROIT. July s.--Close: There v
a feeling OF anxiety In Europe be
ca use OF the smallness OF the Ameri
! can visible supply OF wheat Thsr'
here are short The opening OF
Thursday WAS arm in tRe leadtnE
American markets.
/ The weather Is again working IN
the interests OF the wheat bun. bui
the indications are that the storm
~ moving to the east and II - clear
ing UP over the winter wheat netHs
where farmers are anxious TO DC n,
the harvest Much damage - saiu 10
have resulted in the past few days
and IL IL said that the next govern
ment report will show much hlgher
promise than now exists, as the ~ :
formation In the report was COL
lected several days ago and the in
jury has been done since. There =
stiil a feeling OF bearishness IN
large part OF the trade and active
selling may be looked iSr 'nou hslp pes
along BY the small demand for new
wheat Buying IN the east IL SLOW
and no anxiety IL shown ahoui
on the market Is light New wheat
II slow in getting into the channels
OF trade and this feature is expected
TO show all through the early move,
ment as farmers are rot satlsned
with the ruling price.
Runors come from the east that
foreigners are quietly taking wheat
or are about 20 begin but the de-
mand Is not making itself felt
Wheat was strong early. but closed
&c under the best Cash closed lie.
July 2tic and September &C higher
Corn gained Ic ana oats ie. The
other deals were steady.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. red.
Il 90 July opened with an advance
OF lc at 81 az. advanced 10 Nllh7 and
closed at sl.iea. september opened
without change AT s-ot s sdxAns Sc
Coarse grain quotations. Corn
Cash No. .. 7sLe. No. yellow
cars at Ise- elSs,ns a, ss,ae' Ne.
sac: No. : white. 5su5sH ~
white. 5.652i.c. Rye--Cash No, =.
siI2. August. SIC. Beans-lnrreei
ate and promp, shipment s.se:
A Aus, oc,os.1 ov ,sse prime r' ni
sike. $3.50. Timothy-Prtme spot.
Receipts in the Detroi; market
Thursday were Loco hhls Of hoHr:
and OF hay shipments were 2.eoe
bbls OF hour. stocks are $500 hu
OF wheat 81. Geo bE OF corn. lg,ioe ba
OF oats. i,0ee eu OF barley and 1890
Primary wheat receipts were i3s.-
eco hu. against I.9o2.8 e1 bu year
ago.
Exports Of wheat and hour Thurs
day. sJ7.oea bu-
Receipts OF wheat Thursday; pu-
luth. al cars. against - a year ago.
Mtnnea polls. Ill cars. against "a,
winnipeg. 50 cars. against las, Chi
cago. cars. against 80; southwest.
II zoe bu. against sss,ecS bu year
ago.
Exporters are buying October wheat
in winntpeg. -.
A lot of new wheat has been sold
for export via Galveston
CHICAGO. July s.-jrsin: Opening
Wheat: July up INC: September
down Lc December down &c. Corn;
July up &C. September up &c, De-
rember up &C. Oats: July up Ac.
September up sc; December up &c.
Provisions: Slightly lower TO slight
~ higher.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09


associations BY Hornbiower 4 Weeks,
Alaeka 0cld 37k. AIiis Chalmers
IL q pfd Ss&, Anal 72k, Am
Az ~. An Can an; Am Car Fdy
A. esssi rcunds ssx Am Cot
"a q Va isx Am apeit ( Ret
SSir 1SK, An Tel . Tel iseX ana
- s4. Htshiscn So ssh; BsIaEin
pp iok. Can Pae III s. Cent Leath
I ches Ohio t1h, chi q. West
- ssi SIN Corn Prod Ref is&
re sssSr a. g Fl: ss AZ DO gss 's e:
ss'ss e ,sst az, e "a g. No ssi SYa ~!
!! ssS csss:s 9; iss: Net p. =.
I At IS: 90 gfd .
! i Esrs ! cs M.. I'M i8,!H' ~ Il \ 81,
Z fsac iss, P:c Gas iu. Pit,
- Asxwsii .. do q pfd slK
4 ~ ssseI {sx on' R.sd,n,
~: -; s s'; = Z IS B: !
4 49, ~ ccS e nv. r TEMP p. Cope
5e2% ytsh Copper ss vir-cs
q N61opSe az, Wet Tn g., p. W
y .verth HOAX. WHY'S 6verian
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
wrcHroAN CENTRAL STOCK YARD

DETNOiIs July s@-thttie' Act'Ne
and higher for the better grades.
others steady. Prices ranged az fol.
lows: Choice steers. averaging from
900 to LOO pounds. at ,sds so:
choice handy killers. ss.75d 100;
light to good butchers steers and
and fat cows. S27s4s50. Gamers
cows e2.75uf: common 20 prime
shipping bulls. t3ds.b9; light butch
ers' and heavy sausage bulls, t3w
Veal calves: Active. at s66iI per
cwt.
sheep and lambs: Active and
steady. quality. fair. choice spring
lambs. $500 1850 light to fair. $50
.: common 10 prime sheep. t3H5.SV.
culIs, S,mz.5o per cwt.
Hogs: Dull and 10 cents lower;
quality, fair. prime mediums and fat
Workers. e7.s0d7.s5. light Workers
and pigs. s7.7sG7so per cwt.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
CHICAGO BUTTER MApkET

70 4 q ,5ci drs,., acc: dairy extras u
Sa ass hf issisg4e ar: ss isgi:S or
Chce,e--T wins. I4a1fhc. young
sn.riea;, ia Iss ishs H.. , L,y. ,poul,ry-
zoe; turks lie, Potatoes-MIchisar
white. l7e 3oc. WISCONSIN wE5se, TIA
s.; ~ ss asss:s1s 3 sar''
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09

The following hrm, are pt,yliessd
Carlyle a Poyah, w. A. Hamlin r.
Co. ". W Noble A. Co, W. p. Moss
a Co. Jack VI. Thomson, Lewis q.
g2rt9nt " w p En REILLY sn 60. Gee e,ns ~
r Merrill a Co. A. W. Wallace n
Co. william ". Rose e. Co, VIM. A.
Near Co. W. r. Mclaughlin. r. X.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
livestock


cHIcAGO. July --Hogs-Receipts
and butchers s7iOai 75 good heavy.
s iixs, s.sSsos9qsshs hf sss. sss ssssss
Cattie-Receipts $500: market rs TO
zoc higher: beeves. sTd n=r. cows
ceipts 5000: market 10 20 15c higher;
native. s5.75qs.s5. western. tsT7;
lambs, yT.35M 70. western. s7d10
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
RITTER AND EGGS.

Batter-Creamery extra. &c: Arsts,
- lc. dairy. 2ic; packing stock. isc
per 10
Exxs-Fresh receipts cases includ-
ed. srsts. isc per doE- Receipts. I ais
cases
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
NEW york MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK July s--Money on
call PER cent. time money. 81 per
cent for six months. mercantile
paper. i4G5A per cent. bar silver
London. =. 9-lsd. demand sterling.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK MARKET

CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK MARKET
CLEVELAND. o., July s,--Hogs--
Receipts 1900. SC lower. workers..
mixed. mediums and pigs. -; roughs.
$3.50: stays sSM5.15. Cattle--Re-
ceipts s cara. strong. sheep and
Iambs--Receipts 5 cars. slow. steadyS
springers 1919 top. Calves--Ro-
ccipts 100. active. top $1,000.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09

|. ~ ser The TsSes~ y Psi..,
= Sii-is: Hsvsis consoiidsted
- Qsces isN; superior 4
= U4lssa Fruit. iSi: Utah
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
Detroit Stock Elk.

These quotations subject to com
charges
Active Sto~ka.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
So.BSsG P,suces-

q: s :;;;s ;;;s:' as..' :s:,
aans. s,eloi .sta9dard. yoc. fable
sss isc s,sSa.r ri. 81. g o.sszd. ss :s
49, ~ q '.:4f s.a. ssss s' -:
yssk sll,!2' - - ~; -
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
Apples-New apples. naL,s per
box
Desanas Good shipp:ng stock.
b11S12 per buEoh
Neans-Dried Limas. sHHpc per

hDps-NoN appiss. Wv LNS poh
1e.a.as Good shipp:sg stock.
911s92 per buEos
;, Bea.s-Dried Limas. Tntsc per
Berries--Red rsspberrles. $3.50 per
biaekoerri.s. 81 as per 1s.qt. case.
s sesl,.. Su s black rs'p
Cashsse-n.s per crate.
CssrTiss-sour. .if5k. per bu
New ss-i YORK issfsse ha s~. iS,;sAs
imported Swiss, 3ic: lirsourger. t-ib-,
l3hc. Lib, 14h ai5c: orick cream.
MSnhei long horns. isc: daisies.
Csiifernia Yruits-cherries, $500
l.75 per box aprieots tia1io per
boy; plums. $3.50 per box: peaches.
Dressed Calves - Fancy. isn aiic;
common. i0ql2c per 10.
Fresh Vegetables Green peppers,
ei.7s case. Boo basket: radishss
SS ss ale lettuce. asg.9e per 20: spinach
pc rdoz head Lettuce. ssr soc per
bu.; cucumbers. IS Il soc per doz. wax
beans. 81 sS9iss per bu.. asparagus
ucs per bu.. hotnouse tomsto.s I . q
orSpe Fr~isEsf z5af.S Ser crate
hss.<y1,fnneE white ne.. lsg15e
Hay---Detroit shippers az. paying
the following prices for baied hay
timothy. ,is@ 1850, stasdard. sisa
$50; No timothy, sIs50gIT5 81
mixed. tis.50di7: rye straw, fsasB0
wheat and ost straw. 80 80 per Ton
Melons R5cky Po.ds. standards
$3.50: ponies, a ger crate. water
melons, 4ons 90. .sch. pink meats
Lime.-siaist per box.
MuahpOoos-2sd 4nc per ~
OraaGes--California Navels. 1890
$50 per box. valenciss. t3.s5asTI
4 rer box.
0p1oss - Texas Bermudas. yellow
ltlb0l-3 ~; white. s1.25 per crate.
Pee0s--Wiidgoose. sif5V2 per 81.
az. case
Observation-Disclosures fats. white. 81
y yellow. ei.25.
A eleesSSiss--s,soa per crate
\. yUmtoee-Sew Virginiar. tI.T5n
1.e9 per bbi-
\ .HoS!tsy BroIlers. 200 ,zc: hen.
x4yIsc: DUCKS. 1sa isc; geese. Toe
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
Produce Market

Red raspherries s-on, Michigan
growers were added to the list OF Of
ferings ir the market this morning.
and while the supply was not Excess
sive the market was inclined 10 work
a little lower on prospective receipts.
Strawberries are still fairly plentiful.
and with Diackberries. huckieberrtes.
was fairly well supplied. Cherries
are not as plentiful as they were a
week ago but the demand In less
urgent Peaches OF both kinda. ap
pies and melons are plentiful and IN
good demand. Butter and eggs were
steady. as was poultry also. except
that offerings OF ducks are in excess
! of the demand
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09

CHICAGO. July s-Grsin: Opening
down &c: December down &c. Corn;
July up &C; September up &c: De-
cember mp &C. Oats: July up NC
September up sc; December up sc.
Provisions: Slightly lower TO slight
ly higher.