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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01
HIGHLAND PARK

Mrs. : case and daughter. Miss
Ruth. OF No. 246 Highland-ave.. left
Friday to spend week with friends
al Milan, o.
Nj and Mrs FRANK Roe and family
novel Thursday from No SO Harmon
avr o. ". 23o Wdyerly-ave.
l. - Bishop. ot No II Glendale
aye, lett Thursday for Ohio on bust
ness
Mr. and Mrs. :. r. Laird. Of London,
ont. are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs
Chas. QuantreU, Of No. 2I2 Glendale
ave. f"r u few days.
Mr. and Mrs Fred ZaIgle and fam
lily. 81 Wlpdcmer-Ave. are spending a
week IN Battle Creek
Mr East1n and family have moved
from No. 2l5l LincOln-ave 20 the
Seven Miie-rd
Mr. and Mrs Royal Adams and
Saturday for ohio where they will
spend several weeks
pr and Mrs David McClurg. OF No.
- % N"ucw ard-aV". and Mrs DR.
Forman ~ Aval'n-aye-. left today on
a ter day trip 20 quebec with the
Evening News Association
Mrs. l. u Bishop and daughter
Harriet. ~ No. Il Glendale-aVe, have
gon~ - Watkins Lake for the sum
m"r months
Mr.. and Nrs William RoSerson. OF
No. Zlt Highland ave. ntertAined az
guests az their home Friday evening.
IN celebration Of their 20th wedding
anniversary The house was prettily
decorhtd with red roses The evening
was spent at cards. after which re.
treatments we're served
Mrs. I"Thy Of California. IL visit
ing Mr. and Mrs Cation Weaver ~
No. l55 Hi9hIsnd-ave
Harvey Hansen. or No. 2l4 Mclean
ave, received so for being voted the
most eiaci"nt studnt ~ the Highland
isIH h'SH school Kobrt L. Barber.
d..
award some time ago and II was with
great difficulty that the Judges d.~id-
I'd on Mr Hansen
Miss Mildred Curnew. Of Buena Wis.,
. ta-hN'. cast. who underwent an oper-
ntl"n a. Harper hospital. IL rapidly
Mr. aud Mrs McKiniy. formerly o,
NJ. u HiCh iand-aye.. are now resId-
ins Al 80. 81 Lrsiie-aye
Miss Doris HeICo. II Buena Vista
A. east. who fell recently and sus-
famed serious injury in her wrist il
imprrsin
81. and Mrs George Morris. Of TIL.
bury, ont, have been visiting their
daughter. Mira f. Berry, OF no. I5s
Lou s"-aVe They cam to attend the
wedding Of their granddaughter. Miss
Emma B"rry who was married Mon
Miss Mable Kinner. Of No. 2ss CoY,-
lnnd-ave.. spent Thursday In Windsor
visiting Miss Marjorie Arnum who N
seriously III IN the Del hospital Mis-.
Arnum nadc her home with Mr. and
Mrs L. j. Kinnrc during the wintsr
Mr.. and Mrs Page moved Friday
from No. 100 Grand-ave. east. to No
lbs Frrls-avc
Rev. T.. Dewitt Johnston will hay,
charge or both morning and evening
| services II tfTE Trinity VI. r. church
owing 10 Rev Martins Absnce. In m,
morning he VIII speak on BILLY sun.
! day and In the evning on "Hl,
4 Ia d. sreraa
: lem 81 Temptation"
/ Mr. and Mrs Miller. former resi-.
! dents Or No. s2s Elmhurst-sve.. ar.
! now making their home on tho corns,
/ OF Buena Vista and Hermsn-aves
! Mr.. and Mrs. L.. J. Klnnsr and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01
ROYAL OAK.

Leo Mcousds is Visiting his broth
er. George J. McQuade. of Elm
Park, for about two months.
Mrs. G. W Smith. OF Minneapolis.
MINI, is visiting with Mrs. John q
Berry. OF No. Is Ridge-rd
Miss Efne Real. or ST Louis. No.
70 the guest OF her sister. Mrs. +. o.
Or. and Mrs. Donald Cameron have
returned from their vacation 10 Ira,
Mrs. Z. W. Matten. OF oxford. Ia
visiting friends in Royal Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs stanley Curtiss are
rejoicing over the birth OF son.
William Kerry Curtiss-
tonNille arc visiting Mrs carrie
Kenny. OF Third ST
Mrs. y. \. smart has left for -.
Louis. where she viii spend the SUM
mer with friends at her former
home
Donald Daniels. OF Benton Harbor.
= the new clerk In r. A. Wilkinson
Mis-. Mildred rAushl,n has re
turned TO her home in Dryden after
visiting at the home Of J. NJ Becker
for short time.
Mis-. Grace Dexter Is slowly re-
covering from a severe attack ~
in. q Detroit hospital Thursdsy
left for saginaw aud Bayport. where
they will spend week with Mr. and
Mrs Clarence l. Cowles
The Foresters OF America have
They will hereafter meet on the
nrst and third Wednesdays Of each
month, commencing July ).
$50 Hudson.st Entertained At dane
Ing Tuesday evening.
The piano pupils Of Mrs. T. -.
Hutton gave = musicale IN her home.
No. Is Ridge-rd.. this week Mr. Car
n
Mrs John n Bourne. Miss Helen
and Master Jack have left for their
summer cottage in Asbury Park
Donald Daniels. OF Benton Harbor.
i. assisting in r. a. wiikinson's drug
store.
Mrs; Aleck Jssp. OF Alberto. Can.
IL visiting her brother. J. F. Cooling.
OF No, ,i0 North CenteI-st -
-6Smerou. or washInEton-avc,
has returned from his vacation spent
Mrs Barch, OF coidwater. Is spend
rg the week with her sons. Allan
and BENJAMIN Olmstead
Russell Kenaga after graduating
from Detroit Central high school. has
Mrs. Wilson entertained several
guests esday at = shower given
Tor Miss Harriett white. who be-
! Birmins ham. last evening. The dec
lorations were as lovely as tho enter
/ tainm"nt was interesting. and every
on" enjoyed pleasant evening
| Miss Inca Barkley has returned
! from two-wseks VISIT with her
sister AZ BIZ Rapids.
| DoU2 las Dsgood has gone TO Ben
| ton Harhor TO spend the summer on
A large fruit farm. He specialized on
| this subject during his four years
at NJ A. 6.
Miss Elizabeth Richard IL slowly
recovering from recent operation
| r. George Walker Of ORkdaie. has
returned from a cruise on the lakes
taken in the company OF automobile
engineers.
Miss Gladys Pair IL spending "A few
weeks with Mss Clara McCavey.
Mrs 6. r. Blair. Of 40 iO2 : La
| fayettr-ave.. has returned after at
tending the department convention
81 tho W ". G. at Bay city
Eldred Bowden is the new clerk
| for y l. Mettier
The Woman's Guild az ST Johns
mission In giving strawberry and
Ice cream social tomorrow evening
beginning at I. Everybody come
Miss Grace Dexter Of Elm Park
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01
BIRMINGHAM

:. Allen Rigelcw and Mr.. and Mrs
/. r. Donovan have gone 10 Orchard
Lake to spend the summer
Mrs Morgan Rundel and daughter
Laura. ~ Los Angeles Cal, are
guests ~ the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
I",,,.S nnsnde. on East MsIis.sVs;
Rethleheu. Pa. By the death Of Mr.
Walters mother. Mrs. Fayette wal
trrs, age NJ years. who died OF can
Ger t, ne STOMACH, friday 80.
was held Wednesday IN the home Of
Mrs Emma Robinson. on North
Wood Ward-ays.
Nelson ShBttUck IL very ill with
appendicitis az his home In prayton
PA rs Nj Shattuck was formerly
Mrs Earl Elsman. OF Ann Arbor,
Is spending a few days ~ the home
- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Payne. on
praf and Mrs Henry Lupoid. o,
Columbus, O. are guests at the home
~ the latt"r's parents. Mr. and Mrs,
Mr. ard Mrs Glen Robinson have
returned - their home a. Anderson
Ind. after spending week AT the
home ~ the formers mother. Mrs
Emma Robinson. on North Wood
Miss Ruth whitney Of Chelsea. 4,
\ guest az the home % Miss Emeiine
Mitchell. on BrOwu-st
Mr.. and Mrs. James Valentine have
gone Ca Romeo 10 visit their daugh.
ter Mrs Gertrude Eckley.
Dr and Mrs =. Shsttuck. OF Los
Angeles Cal. are visiting AZ the
home OF their son. Or. Frank Shat
tuck of Pi"rce-st
Mrs. Julius Msrz. OF Pontiac. spen,
Friday in the home OF her mother
Mrs Almira Nudge, on Hamilton
ave
Mrs Scott Hearsey. OF Royal OAK
Is visiting at the home Of her Eraud
parents. Mr. and Mrs Hiram Chat
Gclt on West Mapie-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01
YPSILANTI

Mrs Ella Hodgins and son. Ken
meth. left Friday for extended visits
in Michigan. They VIII return about
Prof II r. smelre - preparing 70
build a house on his lot on summit
Miss Pc, Montgomery. OF BRYAN.
Texas. - attending the Normal sum-
Ths An, p = class will meet Fri
dsy evening with Miles Latin.
Mrs r. J. Beysr. Of Detroit, IS
John. g Tuttle near futile TN.
a large delegation from the local
w G.. r L VIII 20 20 Ann Arbor
sunday evening 20 hear the address
wn.cn is TO be- given by Mrs. r. J..
president Of the union. The lecture
( Will be given at 40 in the Baptist
NJ. E. l. strans viii b. hostess
% the Free Church Aid Society. next
Thursday afternoon.
An ice cream social for the hsnetit
81 the Signal Corps who have gnn"
90 Grsyling. vas held Friday evening
Music was furnished by the Ypsilanti
band and by a double quartette con-
slst!nK OF Mayor e. V. Brown, stan
icy Morris. AIRS. Gsnevieve Hand.
Crawford, Prof carl Iindegren. Rus
sell seymour and Miss Clara Kich-
The Baptist Aid society will meet
newt Thursday afternoon with Mrs
Charles Horn.
The piano pupils Of Miss, Bsre
day afternoon. at the Methodist Epis-
The Denton Missionary society
VIII NEE, Wednesday afternoon with
Rev. Ge~rge Elliott will lecture
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at
p"ase auditorium. His subject will
b" wsshington and Lincoln -
70 Pittsburg. Pa. by the death Of his
The funeral services for the late
Detroit. were held this saturday
morning from ~. Johns church
/ supt Omar Potter. % the Aeconsha
ending the Normal summer school
Mrs. Kate stone has moved from
ne vernon. house on Forest-aYe-. 10
M and Mrs. Andrew Rice have
| nome Cof W W. Vernon. on West
Mrs Frank Montgomery has been
caIied to Chesaning by the serious
Illness OF her mother.
I Mr.. and Mrs Everett W. Wizard
2 5 M s.tari hS" srsnrr w if9ys
Mrs T.. j. Rust has returned from
! Fiint, where she visited Mrs Robert
) Nrrty.
Mrs. Frederick ZeiRin spent Fri
: day at the home OF her mother. Mrs
/ E0rner, in Wayne
Gordon Gill. son OF Mr.. ami Mrs
.Crorne Gin. Jr, - suffering with n
broken ar" whtcn was fractured
men he cranked his fathers auto
m BILE
Eaymond Augustus has accepted q
I rssition IN the First National bank
An electrical bottle washer has
boz installed in the T.. W wizard
''iing works and is attracting a
1od deal Of favorable attent on
q. whitney. OF West Cross-st
4pcnding week near Mackinac
3 --cre he went on fishing trip
Mrs Priscilla Bissell left Friday
{ FOR EIkart. Ind, after weeks VISIT
a, the home OF Chester Bissell
Mr. and Mrs r. H. Kilian and son
1aroid, and Mrs Florence Carver
are at the Killan summer home n
Mss Elizabeth Layton. o, New
cry, In guest at the home Of
Henry r. HorneT, near Cherry nm
rho Denton Sunday school vii
slebrate the 18th with picnic and
agcrcises, which are TO be held In
f.r school yard.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01
STAR BASEBALL
TEAMS TO CLASH

wYANDOTTE, July With rec
ords Of only one defeat between the
two teams, the, Who's Your Tailor
and River Rouse lnterna,ionals Will
oppose each other sunday afternoon
az tire Oak-st. grounds in what Is eX-
pected 10 be one OF the toughest
battles OF the year. The locals have
eight victories 10 their Crcuit. vita
40 defeats. while the River Rouge
aggregation has won - games and
lost but one. Ouellete. Hyandotte
pitcher, Will open the game for the
locals, and River Rouge will use
their best battery star. The game
will commence At 60.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01
GRAND TRUNK HAS
NEW DOWNTOWN
FREIGHT OFFICES

W. II. Spicer. division freight
agent and II. H. Mamill. commercial
agent OF the Grand Trunk railroad,
are happy.
After years OF hesitation the
Grand Trunk has furnished suite
o. handsomely furnished freight or.
fees on the seventh floor OF the Ma.
jestic building. and the freight de-
partment Is now Boosting as good
quarters as other railroads In tho
city
Twenty-siN clerks and stenograph.
ers will have places In the new OF.
fices.
Traffic Commissioner Waterfall OF
the Board OF Commerce. went be-
fore the officials OF the Grand Trunk
weeks ago and made strong plea
for down town freight Offices equal
To those Of other railroads. He was
one OF the first visitors. Friday.
"A large force OF men Is at work
on the new tracks and yards In the
northeastern part OF the city" Mr..
Waterfall said. and the Grand
Trunk has appropriated $1,000. 900
for improvements In Detroit. all or
which means much 10 the shippers
OF Detroit and Michigan
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01
VIEW YORK PRnDIcE MARKET.

NEW YORK, y. Y. June 5o-Fiour
Quiet and firm PORK Firm. mess
S257sn2s Lard strong midd1eweEt
spot. $500 10 80. sugar. Raw. duh
covado. ss-test. 81 sass. refined.
dull: cut loaf, $3.50, rushed. 1855
powdered. i7.t5. gtarulated. O. s5g
Tallow Quiet. special. sc. city.
prime piG 'G ,Ias no sseq & t g. eio SsT
b0c n 81 25 Dressed poultry: Dull,
fowls. i5a22i4c. ducks, long Island.
lec Live poultry Dull. geese las.
ducks. I6a2ic. fowls. i7H a1sc tur-
keys. ia &c BOOSTERS, i3Aci chick
state milk common 20 specials i3H
i6ihc skins. common 20 special. "a
is5tc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01

YORK, July 1.-The New
NIX Evening Sun Enancia' review
S1day said:
t&yvhiie the MEXICAN situation has
oroved a. o result of the surren'
- OF the captured cavalry men, the
10y on the part Of General Car
nSG In replying TO the American
20 asking his Intentions regarding
punitive expedition, injected an
ment OF uncertainty which serv'
as = restraining influence In to-
W. stock market. And In addi'
= tomorrow's short session, i'm
oolately preceding the Sunday in
nission and Tuesdays holiday,
no calculated TO accentuate the
noervatism OF the speculative ele-
n consequence the market was
exemely dull. though prices. de-
80 some irregularity, were fairly
1f maintained. This was particu-
- true OF the standard railway
nes, which improved moderately
1er the leadership Of Union Pa
3 and Reading, which advanced
<nolnt or more in the early trading.
there was no mistaking the
AIy professional character OF the
J1ngp.
( ut prices were variably changed
~ = rather heavy tendency pre-
11nating and an attempt was
- By the bear element to depress
y Mt.
1900 moved narrowly In the lat
1yading and speculative condi-
- were little changed. but the
e1kot developed heavy tendency
he evening UP Of traders con-
ets It the weeks end. This was
(1Cularly marked In specialties
American Zinc. Butte Superior,
tWin Locomotive. Industrial Al
~ Mexican Petroleum and the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01
WYANDOTTE

wyandotte Rsbekah lodge viii
ro,dI its annual memorial servic"
day afternoon ~ 2:3o. in Oddfel-
lows temple.
Wethodlst Home Guards viii meet
20 1son. Biddle-ave
More than 10 people went on the
Ha4utauqua booster parade 20 down
RI n towns Friday afternoon.
Emmanuel Lutheran church mem
.rrr will serve a chicken dinner and
sfr1er on The church lawn, Tuesday
Enights 81 Pythiap, Washington
Lodge. will meet Tue day evening.
Mr. and Mrs Gordon Armstrong.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01
BEARS Get EDGE
IN WHEAT PIT
Early Advances Are Not Sus-
tanned On Later
Trading

CHICAGO, July l. Favorable
conditions gave the hears 4 slishi
edge on the wheat market Friday
despite early advances. July ruled
around 4ol3.s and September al
1o4 SIS, down I-se and 7-Sc. respec-
lively.
Corn was easier On commission
house selling, because. 81 the tieaA
crop weather. July So!t 81 - o-s
ard September a. Il 5.S.
Oais were active and down WITH
wheat, July selling 90 is Gnd -ep.
TENDER ~ IS -
Provisions advanced On god buy
ing early.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01
ECORSE

Mrs pru9tte and daughter lone
have returned TO Ray city after a
visit with Nh and Mrs. Joseph Bau-
mia, RiVer-front
sons OF Nterans Vii meet Monday
ewing IN the q, 4. II. Headquarters
Presbyterian sunday school pupils
Will enter into the third perIad Of thk
attendance contest now I'm progresA
Sunday morning
Louis Go"doll. ST Cosme- line. who
was badly injured when he fell from
horse recently, rs recovering
Grading and surveying for the St
{ "stn--st paving was begun Satur-
day morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01
Financial Notes
MIaml .opg.r a.,.dena ~.

FOR year sneirg JIl- ~. TIE FORD
Motor. O.. production Will ru- wslt
over 800 90.
TIE plan. ~ the Warner Ma
sac'urIus co has been AIKEN over
~ the Lhevrole. Aufouobils Co. ~
Flint
Ttc Detroit United RAILWAY has
feclarel REGULAR quarterly dividend
% ~ pa-eblo sept 70 stock
record Aug. 10.
sir Frederick Williams Ta...-
general manager ~ tire Bank ~
H1rfree.. mas sailed for LONDON t1
complete drr4r l".Uerfs with SOC fr.
perm EJ.crruIrrt For ar additional
5000 900 IrHu by Canadian uanrs.
The rar was arranged ~ Ottawa
on ID" 'ag be 1T Montreal
Tho animal rsprf, ~ fhn American
car H"H r8uUd showing fAr F-
dividend rHr I1raly earned was -
diearrs. fmsrf % HH'H.sf IEr
period ...-f,T -.a Tr. ..Y.t rfl..
"rouF n The history % the COUNTRY
Tor .ndu a'r.tl rprpInirH and "A much
better showing We booked Tor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01
Livestock
CENTRAL sTockYARDs

DETROIT, June 30.-CattIe. Mar
ket. steady. best heavy steers. s. "a p.
best handy ight butcher steers,
sTns handy USht butchers. - So N : D.
light butchers. ssGs1j. best rpws.
SIS = SIS butcher COWS $3.50 n s
t25. best heavy bulls. ssasT5 bo-
logua bulls. s. 5Gus feeders 1915 n
rs. stockers. tsI-. mixers and
springeTs S4H ass Veal calves. Mar
ket steady. best sIl 81 H. others
50 50nll sheep and lambs: Best
lambs. tllQll IS. fair lambs SOLO,
light 20 common lambs. S1.jeM :.
a ir 70 good sneep. So s.25- culls and
common. s. 30 u $50. Hogs Market.
prospect ioc higher. pigs $40,
others. S5-1Jd as
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. June 7n.-Hogs. Re
ceipts. 1900. market strouK 20 lQc
higher mixed and butchers. 2. , q
heavy. ss20qa45. light ss35T9s5
pigs s7s5G9 80 Cattle. Receipts
800 market strong beevss 10 n
Il IS cows and Beifers S2.75 n 2 S..
stockers ard FEEDER sj.ii n { 81 Tex
ans So iuns.41 calves. s. 80 Z. II -.
sheep Receipts. 5000 market steady
70 shade higher native. s. - 81 s.
Western. $3.50 90 lawUE $3.50
$50. western. $500 .. 50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01
RIVER ROUGE

Miss Aoa Radamaker left Friday
night for her home in ST clair after
long visit In this village.
Construction OF the roof on the
new municipal building was begun
saturday, and the contractors expect
Der
Rev. :. T., Samuelson will conduct
services In Grac. Baptist church sun
daN.
River Rouge Christ Evangelical
Lutheran church will hold it's annual
picnic and chicken dinner July In
the grove AT West jefferson and
Elizabeth AYES
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01
NEW YORK coTroN MARKET.
CHICAGO BUTTER MARKET

CHICAGO. III. June 50-Butter.
Extras. 27Iac. frsts. 2sA. d2-c dairy
extras 25if d2si4c; nrs;s. 231a a g5c.
Eggs. Prime ordinary. ls4 25is
frsts. eli. d2iAc Cheese To ns
l4i1c, young Americas. 1914 q - Z. r.
Live poultry: Fowls, 1siaC ducks
isc: geese. fi1l1i7c springs % II
2sc turks, 2oc. Potatoes Michigan.
ohio. a. 5dl.i0. Wlscon
Fin. Sl05Gll0 Minnesota. fi05 y
no Potatoes: Receipts. cars. new
potatoes, SldIl0.
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Grain and Provisions

! DETROIT. Mich. ,Tane 3o~-flose
| wheat was firm Al the opening here
and IN the chicago r1srket Liver
\ pool was higher su1 II was AT
evident tasire to get A~sy s-om
short wheat
Latte trading + expected 70 ee
short session sstu-dav and n9sh.nr
more doing until Wedne sdAy desle1
are not inclined 10 take on new re
spon sibilities in a market that may
an investor a chance 20 save himself,
Shorts are doing a lot OF GOVERNS
! and July longs are evening up tneir
deals. There is genera ssf ely
ing closed and no new ones opened.
In Chicago in the past two days
hedges have been removed from over
two million bushels OF wheat be.
cause OF sales Of Manitoba wheat and
this has taken a large surplus OF the
market.
Liverpool IS nrm because ot a
stronger feeling IN Manitoba. pros;
poets OF smaller worlds exports and
an advance in freight rates Demand
is fair and the foreign markets have
a steAdier undertone. Winnipeg re-
ports Western Canadian mills pay
ing h nsner i. p s.ssins .0s some help
the strength OF the corn market and
there Is a general feeling that the
market has been sufficiently de-
pressed and should get some help
the spring wheat states The Detroit
cash market 10 almost lifeless.
Wheat was dull and arm al day
and close, ss., at dYsnses ,sc eV corn
advanced nc and the other coarse
grains and seeds were steady.
Fridays wheat quotations. Casn
No. red. sizes; J9iy opened with I
S Ges ea ! c and adysneed 70 sioss
si.osH. declined to si.os and sd;
vaneed TO rosk December opened
al siin sai' TO sf.i, and aivsncsd to
si.ia. No. i white. sl.os. -
Fridays coarse grain quotations-
Corn: Cash No. .. Inc; 10 ~, yei-
Oats: standard. .sc: No. white.
i2e; No. white. 400 tic.
Beans: Immediate and prompt
'h seeds; Prime :. e'q red clover. 80 prlm.
aIsike. ss.ts: prime timothy. $3.50.
Receipts in the Detroit market
Friday included 1000 bblsL Of -four;
s.s car: Of Of wheat rrs and Of Of f Ssy SHIP
ments were 1000 bbls OF -four. 5000
bu OF wheat. $4,000 bu. of oats and
1000 bu. OF rye. stocks are $4,000
nu. OF wheat. Il-svVN VI W.
10000 bu. OF oats and $4,000 bu. OF
rye. -,
day, 1.5s1.o0o bu.
Primary wheat receipts were s2+,-
900 bu.. against $4,000 eu- year
ago.
Receipts OF wheat Friday: Duluth.
So cars against year ago; Min
neapolis ais cars. against 1i3. Win
nIpeg, T2. cars against -; Chicago
a. cars, against 10: Southwest. 49,
600 bu., against 900 bu.
CHICAGO, June 3o.-opening =
wheat: July unchanged: septemoer
up nc. Corn: July down G; Sep
tember unchanged. Oats: July fowr
&c: September down hc. PROVISIONS
Higher.
Noon-wheat: July, down &c; Sep.
TENDER. down &c. Corn: July. cow
&c; September, down NC. Oats
July. down sc: September; down nc
Ciose-wheat: July down "a
September down NC. Corn: JUS
down &c: September down NC. Oats
July down &c; September down &C
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EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK
Dunnlpu A steven.

EAST BrFFALO. y Y Juno - -
Cattle Receipts Eve cars market.
slow prime steers SO rnTls -.
butchers. 19uF.-5 "a COWS Gsu-5G.
hclters 1Sdsfg. bulls. fss0Tses
Hogs Receipts 20 cars. slow.
T1G-i5. pigs sass
sheep Receipts. Eve cars: H,sasv.
top lambs. 1il5Gd -. vsarErzs
s. wethers. ls1:c5 ewes. 80
: 80
Calves. f5GI225
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Quotations by Paine, webber & CO
rune 30: Open High Low Close
TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO, June S0.-Wheat: CaSh
and July. r.07H: september: f.lo5s
Corn; cash. 7shc, July. 1shc. sep
40A.c, September, 40c. Rye Cash.
g7i-c Cfoverseed: Cash. %; Octo-
Der. $3.50; December. 1910. Alsike:
Prime. $3.50. Timothy Cash, - ~
Butter: Brick creamery, 3oc: tub
creamery. .ac Eggs Fresh cand-
led. 231c; fancy selects. csc. Hay.
Unclaimed.
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CLEVELAND LIVE Srork

CLEt bland. y, tlrc 7U-IToVs
Receipt . Jp1. En- higher yorker
ard mixed. tssrt MEDIUMS 81 500,
SIS I.Ss. So rOuFhs 2, 60 stage.
5 30 Cattle. Receipts. cars. weak
70 lUc lower sheep and lambs Fa.
~~tV'S. -arH. stesGy. lambs. tor.
81 ~ Calves Rec. pts 200. steady,
tor. tlLEQ.
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK, y Z, June 30---B1f-
ter. quiet, receipts 1889; cream
cry. extra. ga 2aiz state dairy.
tubs 240zsl4c. imitation creamery
hrsts, -5iz special, &c. Eggs
white fancy. 30U3ir nearby mixed
fancy. 25i4 y &c fresh frsts. p = n
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TOLEDO LIVE STOCK.

TOLEDO .. June 31.-qyg- re-
cslp's. LOO. market 10 higher
nearieE, g. 90 = ft5 mediums a. &. 3,
2 yorkers g. 500fs5. good pigs
- ~ q 80 Calves Market steady
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Bank Clearance.

June 90, clearances. ts.o2s. SIS ss
isis 10 date. ,ssssS S.ss GisarI to;si
Pc 70 corresponding date, ts5s.it4,-
S,IIt.ress; same period last year,
f.st.sTs.t t6St
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First Burglar-well, wot's In de
SAFE
Second -f}urEtar-vell. wotches
tink? Stock in dat land company
dat we're president and secretary OF,
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Expansion OF inquiries from do
nestle consumer has caused o bet
ter senfimc u copper trade and
market conditions continue steady
with quotations 81 the producers IN
CHANGED.
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Is suffering from severe attack OF
appendicitis. She has been taken to
"A city hospital for an operation