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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-18
CHICAGO MAN IS
ACCUSED OF FRAUD
David 8. Straus, Arrested Here,
Accused of Crooked Transac-
tons Involving $4,000

Traced to Detroit by Detective A. a..
Lunt. of the Burns agency, David 8.
Strauss. alias Stanley Strauss, wanted
or the charge OF perpetrating swim
dies totaling $4,000. In Chicago, at
tempted to fee from his home. No.
1405 McKinley-ave., when Lunt and
Detective william Black. OF the local
strong arm" squad. entered the house
to arrest him, early Thursday morn
ing.
Clad only In his underclothing.
Strauss slipped out Of the back door
only TO be nabbed by police. az the
house was surrounded. A
The banks and credit concerns
whom he Ia alleged to have swindled.
were insured against fraud by the
Chicago Bonding q Surety Co. which
r. backing the prosecution OF Strauss.
Strsuss In fghting extradition, and
has retained Attorney william ". Cal
laRher. Arraigned. Thursday. on a
fugitive warrant sworn out by Detec.
tive william Black. he Was held I'm
81 900 bail, with two sureties, the case
being Get Tor Feb. ~.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-18
Quarantine Situation Worse Than EUer;
viii Seriously Affect Cattle Auction Sales

cattle plague at this season OF the
year, must be regarded as a national
calamity, the results of which will
be more far-reaching than anything
which American live stock interests
have ever previously known. The Ell.
feet upon the spring auction sales. OIL
both pure-bred and grade stock, VIII
surely be very depressing.
The trade In dressed beef is re-
ported to be the dullest ever known
at this season OF the year. the result,
probably, of the near approach OF
bent, and the small purchasing power
OF the laboring class throughout the
country. In the Detroit live stock
market. conditions are the worst ever
known in the history of the Michigan
Central stock yards as market
More than 500 cattle were carried
over from last weeks market, and to
this has been added the early arrivals
of the current week. An embargo on
cattle was announced by Michigan
railroads on Tuesday, and II Is to
be hoped that the situation will soon
improve.
The lamb market, SO far this
month, has been subject to the same
wide fluctuations that have ruled the
trade during the entire winter, Blu,
for the moment, the outlook In this
department seems to be somewhat
more encouraging to the selling In.
terests As result Of the scarcity
OF mature sheep, the discrimination
against heavy lambs has disappeared
The supply OF heavy stock Is said to
be very light, and strong weights will
probably hold their own In this de-
partment during the remainder of the
winter. Recently. prime yearlings
have been sold for $3.50 in Chicago
and common heavy ewes as high az
81. The wool situation Is again
somewhat complicated by action OF
England In reimposing an embargo
on Australian woods. Merino woods
are becoming much more active and
prices are advancing.
The trade In live hogs IL still very
unsatisfactory TO selling interests;
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-18
POLICEMEN ACCUSED BY
WOMAN ARE REINSTATED

FINS was written to the latest po-
lice department scandal. Thursday,
when the three officers suspended
pending investigation OF charges by
Mrs Clara Kuhn. mistress Of an
Adams-ave. resort, were reinstated,
and the incident was regarded as
closed.
The woman had declared that three
officers advised her to resist the
free lance" squad. and when de-
tectives found an enlarged photo OF
Patrolman Frank Healy I'm the house.
the officers named by the woman,
were suspended. They were: Frank
Healy. Paul Shellenberger, and Wal
ter Bruce.
Commissioners Gillespie announced
their reinstatement, Thursday.
The woman left the city, and the
csfe did not come 70 trial.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-18
POWERFUL CARS
CHASE KIDNAPER
ACROSS STATE
North Dakota Rancher Abducts
7-Year-Old Daughter,
Charge
SPIRITS CHILD AWAY
IN BIG AUTOMOBILE
Saginaw Officers Start In Pur-
suit-Race On For Indiana
Border

SAGINAW. Mich. Feb. 1s.-Closely
pressed by Saginaw detectives In
high powered automobiles. Herbert
A. Hard. wealthy North Dakota
rancher. today was racing toward the
Indiana border. seeking to avoid ar
rest on q kidnapping charge. With
him in the speeding machine we're
another man. whose identity is not
known to the local police. and his
seven-ysar-olG daughter. Elizabeth
Hard. principa, in the KIDNAPPING plot
The alleged abduction occurred In
West Saginaw this morning while the
girl was on her way to school. Pc
lice were Immediately notified and
the thrilling chase across the lower
half of the state started. Hard 10 be
lieved to have about half an hours
lead over his pursuers.
The Hards have been divorced for
several years. The mother, who was
awarded the custody of the child, has
resided here.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-18

WASHINGTON. Feb. Whether
q government ship purchase bill will
pass seemed today to depend on
whether or not the president calls an
extra session of congress. Leaders
privately agreed that there was no
chance OF passing the measure before
March 4 unless concessions are made
TO which the president II resolutely
opposed.
Many Republicans took the view
that the executive had reconciled him
self to the bills defeat in the senate
and was now merely giving a demon
stration to the country that the Re-
publican filibuster was what killed It..
Otherwise. they said. he would have
had II amended In the house, before
bringing 1t to the senate. in such
shape that II would pass the latter ii
q vote could be reached.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-18
HARRY HANFoRD,
Master Of Ceremonies

The second grand ceremonial OF
Shadukiam grotto of Detroit VIII take
place Friday. Feb. 10. at which time
a thousand candidates will be Initial
cd into the mysteries OF the order.
large classes coming from Lansing.
Grand Rapids. Kalamazoo. Battle
Creek, Saginaw, Bay City and Jack
son In addition. the grottos of To
ledo, Cleveland. Cincinnati, Buffalo.
and Chicago will be represented. The
guests of honor will be DR.. Z. l.. Vol
geneau. grand monarch. and Sidney d.
Smith, grand secretary.
Tho ceremonies start at p. m. with
a vaudeville entertainment, In the
auditorium of the Masonic temple, to
be followed by banquet at 6 p. m.
In the banquet hall. At p. m. the
mammoth parade. with $500 people in
line, will form In trent OF the Masonic
temple headed by Shadukiam band of
so pieces, assisted by Ave other bands,
and march TO the Avenue theates
where the ritualistic work will be put
on. The degree teams have been
laboring diligently for the past two
months under the direction Of Oliver
Labadie. of Chicago. and Monarch w.
ID. Ellsworth. Of the local order, has
placed his stamp Of approval on Its
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-18

arrivals continue heavy In all mar~
kets, and the big packers insist that
their supply OF cured meats II be-
coming burdensome. Very little
southern demand exists, and there 10
a prospect that the increase in pro-
vision stocks for the month Of Feb
ruary will be large. The speculative
provision market has held well. OF
late, but many believe this to be the
result of dullness and small volume
Of trade. II il generally conceded
that increased activity In the pro-
vision pit will mean lower prices for
all OF the options. Light hogs. OF
high quality, are very scarce ana
readily command substantial pre-
MUM over medium and heavy
weights. The outlook for corn II ~
garded as rather precarious, owing 70
an immense visible supply. and . lack
Of export demand
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-18
LIVE STOCK.

MICHIGAN CENTRAL LIVE STOCK.
DETROIT, Feb. 1s-Cattls: Dull and
|5Gc per cwt. lower than last week;
large number from last weeks arrivals
ltiil unsold. Prices ranged AZ follows:
LOO lbs, ut s707.50; choice handy
killers. 3676 0725; light to good butch
err steers and heffsrs, s40e; common
k:rs sIS e. sS Sow so ysGSso ea Dr,%.
srs 'ps ana heavy ,sn Ss;s' sall. $3.50 q 5.
Veal calves: steady, s6@1o.eo per
HIGHER; quality fair; choice lambs.
66.<J0S.6o; light to fair, S7@s: com
mon % prime sheep. ss6s;5e; crlis. g
Q1te per cwt. Hogs: Dull and 70
ums and tat yorker $3.50 Qsss; light
workers. and pigs. ss.ee0s.s5 per rwr.
iSssa ,a.s cf Sss: s sss calves s'i
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-18

Boarder 10 Accused Of Stealing Ring.
Leon Essig was arraigned before
Justice stein, Thursday. on the
charge OF stealing IS in cash and Q
diamond ring valued at $125 from
the rooming house Of Mrs. Tillman.
No. 500 Third-ave.. where he rented
a room a week ago, and Detectives
Hayes and Wahdrie declare mat Es-
sig treated Mrs. 1iilman 10 thestsr
party and a dinner on the stolen
money. and some Of the proceeds
from pawning the diamond ring. Els
sig denied the theft when he was ar.
raigned. He said he had been here
only seven days. His examination
was set for Feb. rs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-18
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OF
ID. C.. n. n COMPANY

Notice IL hereby given that the an
nual meeting OF stockholders OF the
for the election OF Directors and the
transaction OF such other business as
may come before the annual meeting,
pany In the City OF Detroit. Michigan,
on Wednesday, March 18th. 1915. at
d. m. BY order OF the Directors OF the
tsisned) J. d. SANDERS.
Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-18

UNION sIOcK YAKpss CMicAvo.
:s slow and ss' s5@:r '1 %ts:a mad and
;f;;a:.; ;ss ss:' saw $50
scsiDss s msr lssst st..S Sstt' 70
hsJfers. sS.so91.io; TEXANS. iSesso:
1900; market, dull. native. $500
us: wssfern, Ssso@I26; lambs. s7.2s
6s.so; western, s7.soGs7o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-18
cuIcA0o BUTTEn MARKET.

CHICAGO. Feb. Il. = Butter: Extras.
cec 6rsts. $50 &c; dairy extras. 246
az s: sss ss,. Esss hT,%. 0r cSssss
~ poniffy: Fowls. flizc; ducks. liza
sS>ss p a,Sass; L sgs,nss rhxs, s;
81 q Sc red 110 sc: wisconsin. dol
So posesoSs: kscsipts. IS ears
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-18
Thugs Talk. Watch and Money.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Feb. 49,
Especial Two masked highwaymen
early this morning held up and
robbed r. L. Henry OF S17 and his
watch. according to the report made
to the police by Henry. The men
jumped out from behind tree and
flashed a gun in his face. threaten
ing him with death II he made an
outcry.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-18

perfection. Several thousand dollars
have been spent for the magnificent
scenery and costumes which are the
most elaborate ever seen In any pro
duction. The II 40-foot drops used In
the degree work were painted by the
greatest scenic artists In the country
and the electrical effects are startling.
The degree work Ia to be followed
by high-class vaudeville entertain
ment.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-18

z Pan oafe9v Pirst Fsdsraflon. Z
rolice Commieoioner John Giles
y and william q. Bryant VII repre-
~ me Detroit Safety First society
conference called By Fred Fl.
~. xenGsni secretary Of the Safety
~ ooclo(f ~ New York: for Feb.
~ l>&>ueo ne organization Of =
011< oe11gotDon. The confer
~ - ~ = New rork city.
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y. >. GOvERNMENT bonds.
!. q. COTTON ExCHANGE PRICEs
NEW yOnr< MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1s.--Money on
call, ? per cent: time money. s@sA
Per cent for six months: mercantile
Dapor 3h6SRc. Bar silver: New
fork. 4sHc, pemand sterling. S4.s2.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-18
EXTRA SESSION
NEEDED TOPASS
SHIPPING BILL
Leaders Agree Measure Cannot
Be Adopted Before March 4,
In Present Form
WILSON RECONCILED TO
DEFEAT, SAY REPUBLICANS
Believe President Now Only
Wishes to Definitely Fix Blame
For Measures Death

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s.-That
there will be no extra session OF
congress was the word passed
out today by the highest author
lty.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-18
CIEvELAND LIVE STOCK.

cI.EvELAND. o.. Feb. is--Hoss:
nsseipts: 800 g isHasc lover; yorker.
mediums and heavies $3.50; roughs
cars, weak Sheep and lambs: Re-
fsesipta i's irmf top. Sis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-18
sock MARKET
CLOSES DULL

4 nEw yoRk STOCK MARkET--CIess.
+ A,aska uold 1874. Am Il sugar 80 ~
Am.i cop s cas an an Can Is An 4, A ie. ass.
( Am i.oc 81 ~ do pf 81 Am sm mel a. a..
conds ssa. xtsS ssS. 3 Q 81, Beth Bet
Can rsc i57. Cent Leath ASK. Chez =, =
Ssh chi 1 { \ HIas. Col + : Iron AZ.
Sss n 81 ~. sl ssr9 90 p s:s pfs 8 Cen
9oodrieh 3 = seS. CT Nor pr Ill., In
AZ inspiration isa. ins.Met iSs, do
=. Len Len Val 49,, Loui. 4 ii!H, Mex
r:,ro e. N = 4 9o1 ,o M do Pf y; s u.
u =. N II q II an. New Cons 5an.
Nor q W ss5s. North Pac ioah, Penn
Il n IotA, PEG q 4 iis Pres. 81
I iss. 1 iass. Rock Isl IS. DO pf
~, seaboard pfd IS. South Pac $50.
south Ry Is. DO pr as, studebaksr -
Avs-4SS. Union Pac IIsS. U g Rub
com 81. U 8 steel 4lA. do pr aoA. y >
Bonda loon. Utah Cop Sl$, West un
NEW YORK. Feb. ls.-Thsre was
moderate volume OF activity at the
opening OF the stock market today.
but prices In general were little
under yesterdays close.
Prices declined toward the end OF
the frst hour until many issues were
epErsciably below yesterdays close.
Petroleum stocks suffered In . yelling
drive. Texas company sold to 125 IL.
compared with 126 at yesterdays close
and Mexican Petroleum went a. low
as "a, huctuating between that ngure
and Sc.
Noon-trading was dull during the
second hour. but prices grew a little
f1mer.
The stock narkst closed dull.
BOSTON STOCK MARlkET-(Caesep
Alaska Gold Mines. 2sb: Arisona
ccnl. :; Ahmesk 2So; A Area ant, -;
London, 90: Butte q Superior, t5h;
butte & Bsiaklava Copper. IN: Calu-
met 4 AriE., 53N; chino. 34h; Cop
por Range, Ss&; Davis DAILY. 81; East
butte, 3: franklin. s: CRANKY. 81:
Greene canansA 24h; Haneock, ~:
81: La Sale. 4. Lake, 8; Mass, =: Miami
Copper, 1874. Mohawk. 53A; Nevada
Gems. iak; New Baltic. A.: Nipissing.
81; North Butte. asE; old colony. 3:
Old Dominion. a.: Osceola. So; Pond
Creek. IA; Ray consy 1eS shannon:
US,t.a T fnnit COIN. H. Utah in nps.
Utah Cons. 10: Utah Copper, 81 y: y.
8. Smelling. TN; Y. 8. smelling pfd-
t41A: wolverine. 48h.
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1900: msrket. steady; heavies. ys.5,.S
sS'Sj a $50; yorkers' $3.50 SIS sheep sheer;
.end lambs: Market. strong Calves:
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JODDhNG fR1CBnh
az S., sss.S beam. s: Im
Siie; standard, soc. Table bssts. ll:iS
SiS ss; ss 1nSK sss!y ans .i Sss:
socEsye tan. l2.2o; nat Ss;5o; 1Iaska
reds. Sl.ss: Alaska pinka u. Toma.
toes: 49, n .,T,s Psas q; s sy
rss1 Ioeelns price: y loo-ie; sao.s:
bran, l2s; standard middlings. 11s; ms
snS o.s Chop SIS pss t sSrn '''' corn
patent $3.50; second patent y1;se:
Ds,sn Der SS IS X psp:r ..c Rl.ns
Hariwsre-Nails. 11.9o case: annsai-
ed wire. $50 per bundle; painted barb
"a s ws: ?sns sa al s.i Sss : SsSs
Single BIT bronssd axes. $3.50 per dos
s ash /, shs ssus :se; ns q sssf
Is gauge. Ssso: carriage bcitS. snail.
&c. loc and . per cent on list; hrge,
50 snd per cent on list; large Is and
Dssrois oil--Raw iinseed, $40; boiled
linssed. 62c per gal In barrel lots.
Diamond headlight. 6.7c; perfection.
&c: palncine. Die; crown gasoline. lie
per gallon.
lily. $40 500 "a: clear backs sis.:o1 on II !:
smoked Son ham,. lsg ise; Srisksi.: li3
qIlhc; bacon In uis~t lard In
sugnfs--Corrected daily by W. IL
Edgar 4 sons: crystal dominoss. z-Ib,.
$s.Ss; do. 5-lb. 1915; eagle tablets
xxx G powds Ss 1865 . ssSSs i uo@
ss.sS: 40. nns. IL bulk. ss.is: DO. 10
sran.. Alb. and 5-lb cartons. in eases.
stsss S SIsmans JOINING rsn Hr cases
ssss. i y. y. 80 ~ 30 IS sN; Nc J.
$3.50 40 70. ,s;Is;;, No. II. $50: No
No. Is. $3.50: non-caking mixture.
1915; beet formulated sso5 per 100
lbs household powd, re 70 to case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-18
PRODUCE MARKET.

. The only change In prices OF any
Importance yesterday was another Ac
advance in eggs. The fact that eggs
were fresh and getting lower In price
apparently stimulated the demand g
little too rapidly for the receipts, ana
q reaction followed the first declines
Receipts win be coming freely In .
little while now. and lower prices are
expected before the packing season be-
gins. Butter 10 slow and easy in tone,
and dressed calves and hogs. and farm
stun generally are steady and quiet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-18
nIrTrER Ann ncas

Butter--Creamery Sxtra, roc; nrsts
csc; dairy. Ale; packing stock, fso 10.
- Eer.-Fiesh receipts. cases inclua-
ed. hrsts. 2Ihc: current receipts. 2st<c
doz. Receipts. ss1 cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-18
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Feb. 1S-Opening =
Wheat: May. down &c: July. down
lie. Corn: May. down Ne: July.
down down g sroy.i nns d sirs,iy Srey
Noon-Wheat: May, unchanged: July.
up &c Corn: May. unchanged; July.
up Nc. Oats; May unchanged; July.
Cfose--whest: May. up &c; July, up
2hc. Corn; May, up &c; July. up hc.
Oats: May. up Ac; July. up &c. Pro-
visions: Slightly lower TO slightly
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROvIslONs.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1S.-Continued UNI
easiness as TO what may develop rom
man war zone submarine light on AL
merchant ships had Its effect on the
grain market today. Wheat prices
night recessions OF from H@2hc.
Falling or later Of much Of the buy
ing that was evident ut the opening
caused further recessions OF from 20
INC
Corn acted with wheat. prices being
down at the opening and falling lower
as the day advanced.
Oats also showed recessions, the
opening being down over yesterday's
close There were further losses later.
Proyisions were slightly lower.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-18
MARKETS and FINANCE
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, Feb. is.--close: The
American wheat markets opened with
very weak tone and lower prices
Were quoted here and In Chicago. while
Liverpool remainec drm
The general feeling in the Detroit
market Is that the decline comes from
the Sss%s o 1sshnE ahs H
ports. Dealers do not know where
they are at This condition makes
British markets strong. fearing that
and American markets weak. fearing
that the wheat cannot be exported IL
viii probably take few days 10 get
Should the blockade be made effective
the American export OF wheat ana
hour Will be greatly reduced and
weakness would naturally follow. pu,
the wheat ships will be able TO con-
tinue In business. in which case
strong market In expected.
Liverpool reported hrmness or rate
Offers as an Offset TO American ana
Canadian weakness. Winters and can
adian grades were lower. out ad-
pressure OF South American wheat.
Trading In the Detroit market was
quiet Receipts OF wheat are runnt hns
have not Increased enough 10 Indicate
any general selling my farmers.
Wheat opened with q drop Of &c and
slowly recovered; CLOSING n gle higher
e,oy Ssa ss't declined 30 rye lost .
Receipts In the Detroit market on
Thursday included 1000 bills Of fiour.
az cars or wheat, IA OF corn. 6 OF oats
and 8 Of rye. Withdrawals were 1000
bbls OF hour. $4,000 bu OF wheat 5000
blu OF corn. Stocks are <ss, 900 bu OF
wheat. stl.e0o blu OF corn. $1,000 bu OF
oats. 5000 bu OF barley and $500 ou
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000
0e wSsaa ns auo sSuu oe Cash y No. red.
s1.5s; May opened with q drop of &c
At eI5eh and advanced to Si.62h
July opened At sl.32h and advanced
to e1.s5; No, l white. s1.Ss. Coarse
grain quotations: Corn. cash No. 5.
yellow yell NO car. .'a at rtsc. Oats "a stand.
ard. Z cars at sec; No. . white. ] car
Rye: Cash No. a. si,ss. Resns: In
mediate, prompt and February ship.
P Psm. . ss M sssSt M Mac SOL Sss.
sss2h. 300 at sssS; sample alsike. so
bags at $3.50. 50 1t 3s.as. II at s7;76;
prime sisike. 1896. Timothy: Prime
Receipts Of wheat THURSDAY south
west. $4,000 Su. against 10000 6s ?
Minneapolis. az cars. asainst 2ss:
cago. Sc cars, against II.
Liverpool corn closed N0kd high
su against ss s' Ss ys ~srs .so
Exports OF wheat and fiour Thurs
day. 1.s7s,oeo blu.
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roLEpo eRAIN ANp PRovIsIoNs.

TOLEDO, o., Feb. 1s.--Wheat: Cash,
Corn? Cash. 7skc; May. sokc; July.
july. SsIc. Rye: Cash. Si.25. Glover
seed: Cash. February and March. $3.50;
October, sissy. Timothy: Cash and
March. $50 Alsixe: Cash and March.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-Flour: Duh
and unsettled. Pork: Unsettled; mess.
$40 q u. Lard: Easier; middls west
centrifugal. 90 test sASl; muscoyads'
$40: granuiated, s5.750s. Coffee: Rio
ETY. ae &c; On sps scS e; Country, sA Ssys
Hay: FIRM; gEi%s ss07H i. No, p ssg
s ype G F1rm! t"rgsys i41aaNc: chick
ems. 40 Sc; fowls. 1871 6IsHc; ducks.
l2@17c. Live poultry; Firm: geese,
Isc: turkeys. 100 ISc; ROSTERS. II 14c:
Chickens. broiiers. 1s617hc. Cheese:
Quiet; state milk. common TO specials.
ekims common to special.
10 q Ice: full skins. 3dsc.
Butter: Quiet; receipts sii2:
tubs. az8ashc: imitation creamery
frsts. 23ts 62fc. Eggs: Firm; receftS
s.4lo; nearby white fsmncy; ss@ssS n
nrsts 3bh Q2Thc.
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Dssrs.s L,.:., ZEE rr'.ss.s Dep.rs-
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Receipts win be coming freely In
little while now. and lower prices are
expected before the packing season be-
gins Butter is slow and easy In tone.
and dressed calves and hogs. and farm
stun generally are steady and quiet,
.APRles--baidwins. Ss1kQ1ss; spisA
M5s$i:ss rssss ssI,:: red Anyc6sgqss 49, p.s
Dbl. box apples. sl.sS6LTG.
nananss-qood shipping stock. si.as
EasI.ssrSi.soVi.75 per Dbl.
Csuiinewer-y3to per crate
Ceiery-Michigan. large. 2SQSoc;
Cahsornia tA2S g4.so per crate; Fiori-
CSes.s@WSolesals prices: Michisaa
r hats: la@itc; Esw York Ish0ll7hc:
s@ sS:. Sns
horns. ts0fshc; daisies. ls0lshc per
r.S. & asI ss ss2sg So late
Dressed CsIves-Fancy. lsh % lac;
Fresh Vegetables = 0raen peppers
shes ioe per oS ys i D seiOo ID.
spinach, $3.50 hamper parsley. 20
case per doz.; head lettuce. S22b q 200
ESQ: Brussels sprouts, isS per quart;
tomatoes. s4.so0s per six-basket crate.
GresssElmported AaiasaA st.soO
GrsSe Frais-sa@s.sc per crate.
Heaey-yancy white, new. 1Se Use,
amber. n4lSc h.. sxdsotsd. s0oc -:
following prices for baled hay In Gar
!is9is.SOj, s.snaard. sisV 1850; HS, &
sisSs:y r! ssssS So m .sss. an3
cat straw. t7O7So per ton.
Hssss = NO. cured. isAo; No;
i3kc; No. ! green bull& i1o; No
cr sr zeal Nip: iSc; I've, srissn va So
zoe: horse. IS: NO. ! horse. Si;. hides.
.hssp-:kins. A. to anouaf q vsoi
Lss.css-california. ,s.as0a7s pss
Ia.ss-Si0l;ss Per box
Oraa9eo-Calif0ruia. Navela t3.3b0
a50: Florida. SL7S@z per box.
Oslsns-S1.26Q1.2t per 10o-lb. sack
spsnish; $50 & l;ss per :. s ssss ,r.,.
bulk. 80 0sso; sackA sieve per. bs.;
pew Bsrmudas, s7.S3 per bbL- S3.7s pes
Peultry-springs, lsolsMo: hsna II
91shc: ducks lb&lsc; geese. is&i3c:
hens. is6isc!p SS Sets, i7Sisc: geese. Il
RSIbissM3s.a5Sy 50 pe T dol.
strawberries-s50 40c per quart
sweet POtatees-S-rseys. kim dried
$50 per crate; Dsiawares $i-ss
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