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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19

l already knew a few-a very few
millionaires when | went TO New York
the last time, and I met several more
while l was there few weeks ago. But
they were all alike, In the matter OF
being entirely different from million
aires of other lands. even selected
quite at random, with no idea OF as
sorting shapes and sizes.
II struck me in comparing other mil
lionaires with American millionaires
that the others almost all tried to EN-
Joy themselves when they had made
their money or inherited Ii from some
one else. But the American million
aires have never finished making their
money so entirely that they can sit
down and be comfortable. They start
trusts. and are always exciting them
selves by squeezing other trusts. or
else by having their own squeezed.
This Is hard on their nerves; an:
though they are used TO 1t. and hardly
notice the effect at the time, IL spoils
their digestion. Eventually they ar
rive at living mostly on crackers and
milk.
Ii they are old, their one pleasure Is
In collecting beautiful things, but as
they never have more than 10 minutes
at a time to admire their treasures
they can't find much satisfaction even
in such an expensive fad. which. after
all, is only another development OF the
tiresome mania for getting-gctting.
II they are young millionaires. and
might amuse themselves by motoring
and flirting. and falling In love like
other less conspicuous people. the
newspapers and the public won't let
them do it In peace. There Is SO much
talk about what the poor. rich fellows
do, and especially what they don't do.
that there's no real fun In doing any
thing, II is much simpler to be mere
royalty In that case you may pass
unrecognized; but IL you are an Ameri-
can millionaire you may as well give
up hope, once for all. OF blushing UNI
seen.
And then American millionaires are
SO much more complicated than other
millionaires; which alone ia enough to
throw an undue strain upon their
nerves.
Romance and Sentiment.
Deep down in their hearts. being
American. they are rather romantic
and sentimental. except When they're
playing poker. or perhaps bridge. They
are almost boyishly patriotic, more so
than English millionaires (more even
than those whose names end with
stein" or "heim") because they love
TO see play or read a novel about the
Spanish. or better still. the civil war.
But what normal English millionaires
could now be bothered with tale or
drama concerning the Boer episode?
Also do the American millionaires
in the secret depths Of their misunder-
stood natures worship sweet
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19
The Rubicon.

One other bitter drop TO drink,
And then-no more!
One little pause Upon the brink.
And then-go Ger!
One sigh-and then the lib'rant morn
On perfect day.
When my free spirit. newly born,
Will soar away!
One pang-and / shall rend the thral
Where grief abfdes,
And generous death Will show me all
That now he hides;
And, lucid I'm that second birth.
1 shall discern
What all the sages OF the earth
Have died to learn.
One motion-and the stream Is crost
SO dark. SO deep!
And shall triumph. or be lost
In endless sleep. =
Then. onward. Whatsoer my fate.
/ shall not care,
Nor Sin nor Sorrow. Love nor Hate
Can touch me there.
William Winter
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19
Seeing the Country.

Saturday afternoon Walking Trips
'in the forests, fields. hills, and val
leys about the CITY," Is felicitous
Chicago enterprise, to which nearly
FIVE hundred persons have lent them
selves, and which promises to become
SO popular a movement that the pleas
ire- seeking pedestrians will be Obliged
TO divide themselves into two or more
parties. This plan was put into exc
cution early last spring. and Saturday
by Saturday the number OF walkers
increases. Leaders volunteer for
each day. and make II their business
TO go over the route, personally. be-
forehand, and to arrange for special
trains, trolley cars, boats and other
details Of transportation. Dwellers
in cities provsrbially are ignorant OF
their environment. The general i'm
pression in Chicago appears to be that
beyond the city limits lies only tree
less prairie. fiat as twice-told tale.
Therefore. to come upon beautiful raw
ines. charming groves. walks by ex-
ouisite marshes. gentle wooded hills.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19
The Unhappy Millionaire--He
Has So Little For His Money
MRS. C. n. WILLIAMSON. THE NOVELIST.

young girl. and think Of her chival'
rously. as perhaps no other men, mil
lionaires or otherwise, do think. They
place their own womenkind on a
throne. and they will do anything In
their power-such q vast power. too
for all the nice women they know.
But this is where one of the most
Intricate complications In the nature
of the American millionaire comes In.
His gentleness. his boyish humility
with his intimates, his fierce self-as-
Isertion OF Importance with outsiders.
The extraordinary niceness OF him In
all ways TO the people he knows; his
kindness. his generosity. his willing
ness TO give his time when each min
ute Is worth at least five thousand
dollars! And then, by way OF con-
trast, the hardness and steely coldness
of him TO the people he doesn't know
the people zen masse" who can inter-
fere with his interests, or who have
not succeeded In interesting him!
His real simplicity OF nature Is one
OF the most difficult complications to
understand, for nobody expects him to
he simple. and this fact constantly
gives rise to misrepresentation. But
II makes him an ideal host. IL his wire
will only let him have his own way.
Is Is she who invents these strange
entertainments where you find Mag
ara Falls introduced into the drawing
room; or where you eat your dinner OH
a glass table with sharks swimming IN
a tank underneath: or where troop
OF baby lions Is let In while you are
dancing. each one carrying In his
mouth a watch crusted with jewels.
for you to take home with you when
the show is over.
Simple Tastes
The real, true indigenous American
millionaire likes to entertain you In
simple. restful way. because 1t Is such
a glorious change for him to be restful.
He could be simple all his life and en-
Joy 1t hugely II people would give him
a chance. but Ito tell the real TRUTH
he couldn't be restful long. He would
feel as IL he had died, and the thought
of the immense period OF time during
which he would have to stay dead
without any tickers and such things
would get on his nerves. But he can
delight in being restful Except that
his subconscious self compels him to
eat too fast during a whole long din
ner In his own beautiful house in New
York or Newport. especially IL his
guest comes from another country,
and the millionaire has boyish de-
sire to prove what a nice country
America Is.
He can tell you funnier or more
thrilling stories than a non-millionaire
can, because. getting to be a million
aire, or the fight to remain a million
aire. has taken him into the arena OF
life and given him experience such as
a lesser man has only read about.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19

this last scene | cannot, l must not
dwell. IL might excite emotions too
strong for your better judgment. Suf-
fer not your indignation to lead 10 any
act which might again offend the in
suited majesty OF the laws. On his
part, as from his lips. though with my
voice-for his voice you will hear no
more-let me entreat you to respect
yourselves.
And now, ye ministers OF the ever
lasting God, perform your holy ONCE
and commit these ashes OF our depart
ed brother to the bosom Of the grave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19

II on this sad, this solemn occasion
should endeavor to move your GIN
miseration, Il would be doing .n1usucs
TO that sersibility which has Deen 10
generally and so justly manifested.
Far from attempting to excite your
emotions, I mrSt try To repress my
own: and yet, fear. that. instead Oh
the language OF public speaker you
will hear only the lamentations OF q
wailing friend.
Students Of Columbia-he was In the
ardent pursuit OF knowledge In your
academic shades. when the first sound
OF the American war called him to the
field. A young and unprotected volun-
teer. such was his zeal, and SO bril-
liant his service. that we heard his
name before We knew his person. IL
seemed as IL God had called MIN SUD
denly into existence, that ae might
assist SO to have world!
The penetrating eye OF washington
soon perceived the manly spirit which
animated his youthful bosom. BY that
excellent Judge OF men he was Sc
lected as an aide, and thus he became
early acquainted with, and was
principal actor in, the most important
scenes OF our revolution.
Shortly after the war. your favor
no. your discernment-called him TO
public office. You sent him to the
convention at Philadelphia, he there
assisted In forming that constitution,
which Is now the bond of our union,
the shield OF our defence and the
source OF our prosperity.
AT the time when our government
was organized. we were without funds,
though not without resources. To call
them into action, and establish order
in the finances, Washington sought
for splendid talents. for extensive in
formation, and above all. he sought
for sterling. incorruptible integrity.
All these he found In Hamilton. The
system then adopted has been the sub
ject OF much animadversion. II IL be-
not without a fault. let is be remem-
tered that nothing human Is perfect
Recoliect the circumstances OF the mo-
the conflict OF opinion
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19
A Hard Luck Story.

IL I was a squirrel I'd have nothin'
much to do.
Excep' 10 scamrer roun' de tree when
people come In view.
IL was catfish or a sinner or "A bass
Id simply have TO swim aroun' an let
de seasons pass.
IL was a bird I'd 20 a-fioatin' thro' do
sky.
A-pickin' out de climate dat I thought
would satisfy.
~ L was bulldog or a setter or a spltz
Ia rotnp aroun an bark an scars de
strangers into hts.
~ was mos any critter dat ever sees
I'd spend a heap o. time I'm deln. mos'Iy
as 4 please.
A livin' In de sunshine or where leafy
shadows burk;
But Cause Is human folks. doaRonet
10 got to 60 20 work.
-Washington Star.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19

undreamed-of quaint villages, charm
ing with many gardens. is a surprise
so great as to partake OF the nature
OF adventure. Not only have a num-
Der Of the members Of the faculty of
the university. writer's. artists, ana
enthusiastic young pedestrians joined
the company, but also some interest
ing foreigners. glad Of this opportunity
to learn something Of the land Of their
adoption, and grateful to meet other
lovers of fresh air, exercise, and beau
ty. The old as well as the young are
to be seen in the quiet professions
that wind along the roads in their
gray and brown walking costumes, and
the pace set Is not too brisk for the
comfort of the delicate. The walks
usually are about five miles, but the
more hardy occasionally extend this
to IL or IA miles. Some OF the most
beautiful estates around Chicago have
been opened Hospitality to the process
sion.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19
The Tyyfb No Matter
Wbom IL Helps or Hurfs.

Just because our loquacious
friend Tom Lawson is not asking
the readers of the News and Free
Press to pick out the shell that
covers the cunning little ball, at
this particular juncture. it doesn't
follow that the always available
advertising columns of long-es-
tablished and acknowledgements
bic newspapers are no longer
useful to frenzied fnanciers and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19
Famous Gems of Prose
ALEXANDER HAMILTON
BY oouvERNEuR MORRIS.

stage In ,hs portso 81 Trinity church
a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19
Cheating the Dogs.

In a certain part of Scotland. ac-
cording to Dean Ramsey. the shep-
herds used To take their collies with
them to church. The dogs behaved
we'll during the sermon, bet began to
be restless during tse last psalm, and
saluted the final blessing with joyful
barks. In one church the congrega-
ton resolved to stop this unseemly de-
tail: so, when a strange minister was
about TO pronounce the blessing, all
remained seated instead OF rising as
he expected. He hesitated and paused.
rim an old shepherd cried Say ava.
sir: we're a sittin' to cheat the
dowgs.
II money didn't make the mare go
doubtless II would get the horse laugh.
A fault OF your own would probably
be a sin In others.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19

A good idea is one that can be car
ried out and exchanged for coin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19

Have way OF your own--then keep
out OF other peoples way.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19

II money didn't make the mare gc
doubtless II would get the horse laugh
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-19

A fault Of your own would probably
be a sin In others.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ne" aeTA April -. 1909
roFFTF-Tre coffee market showed no fresh feat
vAs-e-5sv business reported being Of practically
= ss-e chsrs-e- that recently noted and consisting
- - sz--s-Ees from May later positions The
- 0-e-e- S-es1y a. snchanee5 prices and close
ser = u---a-Esl 70 . points lower. Sales
---e5 q 80 1sEs
r-s--z s5oEt n line with European markets
sz-c=- Of - minimum @uc1ua-ion
--Es during -hH Gag result Of some scattering
.--rss--0- T-r par o. the business reflected
..---us5 - tne Msv interest. which was
n way OF exchanges. points being raid
points +1- IeCeulbe- and - POINTS
Boz European markets closed ne
-L-use5 ar vr--s = the Brazilian markets Rio was
hiEhe-. santos unchanged Receipts a: pri-
- pants se7e- ~ - running about with these
~ IRE two ports reporting 22. .0Fs1
x-zn- = hsrS lzS1 and 900 fl Jun
81 recs0-S SEQ haEs against - oea
81 ar Soea 1905 Sloulc receipts from On
~ o. r~e season with 1905 would
crop e shade under 10,5e0 600 bags
v-s-houss continue liberal their steady
du-c --H -erlcl O. general depression strongly
c5-e--1s claims regarding the absence ot
s-ocES IN The interior. The market
s--- co~ae quiet with quotations basis
& ~ 30 N
E.- ----r zr
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24
STORAGE NOTICES.
S-0F4G- SALE NOTICE


STORAGE SALE NOTICE
S~ETNJVAT & SONS y AREEDpMs-
ro- az r1a Eas- zen 81. SsVv E0rS CRY
To " Il Howell. owner c- --ei1FsP
z-s-d -tar7 ~ 1870
tn Mrs Marie L Rank. 0Trs- o. sem
va c-z-d -t41o No. u 60
To Mrs. y T " Ns.lss. owner g j. =
C. Fss-Ha-. grand -iaro No 7oO95
To AIlara.ia. FS-s Insurance Co PITS
burr Cvuer of Scrl-Vay upright piano No.
s. 2s6
grand piano No a. -6I2-
T. CEa5- Eary. owner o. S-sllvay ErsI1
piano ~ Is SOS
To Rev VIA. R-ortau. owner q Srein-
v7av square piano No 26545
To Miss II. =. = ard. owner % Ll1dsn =
Fritz square plano NJ $50.
Yc4 are hereby notified thai t's tir--~ fo-
the payment o. This company $ claim upon
-ne property above described. having eX-
uirsG after notice thereof -ad been Efvsrl
Won. this c1U-a-- viii cause said property
20 wiz Certain pianos above named sr1-ef
by ycu respectively l1 oCr v7re-7o-z-s- q -
sold cubic a-----1 according % ~
statute IN such case made srd provided a.
Standard Auction Rooms. = and - East
125-h 81. Borough % Manhattan. &sw
York. on May 9th. next. 1905 ar 2 IT..
ard OF each succeeding day n tls sans
-.e-- and cine C~.--. sal- ts cCC-.s-s1
New York Ar-iL -. reas
S-EIN-WAY 2 SONS
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. April cS-CIoslng- UHEAT-Spot firm,
No rsd Western winter Is ID Eutnres firm: r MAJ,
spot firm; American mixed, new. kiln dried 5s Sd &.
American mixed. old 5E j. Futures quiet: May. IS
sad. PEAS-Canadiau steady. IS T12d FLOUR
Winter patents dull 2ss Cd HOPS IN London Haciao
Coastl steady. 15sIt - IS. BEEF-Extra India
mess strong. 10Ss cd PORK-Prirne mess Western
T6s %. FIAAfS-ShoTt cut "A to l6 n, quiet
42s BACON-CumbeTiand 26 ! so n, steady,
as short rib, q n qus. 40s: long clear mid
dies light 2S 10 81 h steady. 42s Sd: long clear mid
dies heavy So 20 70. steady. Ais: short clear backs
70. steady. clear bellies, II 16 10
o1Iiet SHOULDERS-SQuar Il Is quiet
2ss Cd LARD-Priule western terces quiet, 4Os
refined. pals. quiet, 42s- BUTTER
Good United States dull so s5s. CHEESE-Arlerican
finest white steady eos. finest colored steady
els Cd Canadian finest white steady. 62s Canadian
finest colored steady. 63s TALLOw-Prirne city dull
TL-RPEN-INE quiet. ROSI%-
Common firm IS. ETROLEUOf-Redned quiet, esd
LINSEED OII.-Quiet, ccs Sd.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24

The local market for spot cotton was quiet with
and 1o$oc for riddling Gulf Southern spot markets
al ese: sales rs bales Savannaii dull unchanged at
u b bales oa nSTn Slsa MgT5o
nominal 'se lower at los: Augusta quiet &c lower
loltc: Little Rock nominal, unchanged at 91sc: Cal
New oreass e ed ewe @ ~ at S sales B
bales; Wilmington nominal. Houston quiet isc lower
day: Houston. 1900 900 bales against 1.749
1900 against 3o59 last week s2S6 last year. and
at New Orleans $500 to 5000 against 2e7s last week
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cot
ton and export 500: American, 5000 receipts ooo
all American aiddiins upland. 5S2d Futures opened
on late months; closed STEADY at net de6lt9e Of u q
June. 4s1lsd. June-Juy, 4-s1d; JuIy-Auglst, sod.
cctober-Noveraber 4e9isd November-December,
4eod observation-disclosures. 4.5a15d: January February.
buyers hold OF.
FLOUR AND MEaI-Business in the -four market
IN n spring patents and 6aSeTs and Kansas StraiElts
in Light demand, WITH prices firmly maintained The
EEcsnee pr2s paeng @ ne s. orr
srraishts 81 15Q 81 80 winter patents, 81 5oqs4 so
s. To- extra No Tinter s. 80 50 so RYE FIoTR
to fancy Sf - ~ Sofed So95de
Shss and tsiiov s. 95 81 50: coarse s. 4oasi 45
FEED-%ssteTn steady: city aTrn 0n9ted Western
So 9S red dog ss City bran sse baiI So
shpnentE horninZ ShoP S23 80 bulk s26 50 sacks
L.
GRNN-WHEAT EAT-There vas furry IN grain. to
Of huish Albeit not a few IN he
lion b The leading western market where the difference
between May and July spread
t-ibutius opening advance OF iac later
ceipts, small carlot receipts Minneapolis rapidly
declining American stoc active Continental
esterday took 90 leads including 100 ooo sasS e cTo5
shipment Private
very and they had the support the
oHlcal cables which closed Liverpool advance
OF 7s617sd. Berlin advance OF 1lsc. Broom
hail contributed small estimate Argentine wheat
exports 10 countries the week, o.So0OG0 bush
bush against 5s5o0o 600 respectively This and
days advance increased about lac. Realizing
the edge OF but market closed
the best. with the net advance 1&T2izc Sales
porers 90 eathsr crop ccndltonS
wheat There disposition short the
this showing. but the still
eni1E nEue contrasts deprived the bears of courage mus
with American stocks already 10000 600 bush under
and Canadian stocks Il 100000 the
best thu bears do is to claim that
present smaller
g weeks VIII the growing maturity
way the the assumption being that the
portion remaining N farmers hands vii prove 10 be
firm. red 81 90 elevator 81 on afoat;
No ! Northern Duluth 81 u. and No hard winter,
! 49,. 2 O aHoat- Cs0FN-Thers but little
a New York where the advance in wheat how
dictated somewhat higher prices. and in the face
of fun country movement there firm close at
rise Of II 4d2izc No sales for export Cash corn
locally closed steady with No 75izc
T4c b efoat. No white. 75c nominal ( b aAuat.
OATS moderately active ard about steady Cash
natural white 26 32 n, 65G573c. and
clipped white g 70 20 n $685. RYFAiaTket stTong:
sellers, No ? Western. sSa9oc, New York
BARLET-Aa-ket nominal
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24
forks
Nav IL a l3 % 1ZI2 lSG Il 80
July -...-.-...I3 1o Il 40 13U IL 80 IL "

July ...-.-.--...i3 L u 40 u ui 4" ~ IL i'
I929oR @ and aTt fgfss w9s s l4 9sfos io
The local market firm and higher in S9nseq99ee C9
PERoppeP dTanced IS To f5s IS Tor spot f5
market was quiet unchanged with lake quoted at
dasting at 2s7,. Soc LEADNIead was lover
in London with spot quoted at ~ ~ ST af Tore
was cha sd, at Ta 3l 'S IR6% IF 5
iron was Lover In Toe @ E9s59 m s5d eT@and
SIS Cd The local market was rather unsettled with
pT7oso gsne9sy "a 9W M o,be2n s sis s1 2
The market for pig iron certi6Gatss at the NSw
Prices grade follow Cash So M ~
APrt P NAY ana y4Re s So and September $14 50
Gs16
MoLAssEs AMP srRERThs sTt s5a f9 sna 9nssi SdnsSs
demand was fairly go9d in j069ing "ay c.ntruga
common 15@19c: fair 5sg22c g0S9; go y 5S eT Pg
p a 26o; fancy, p a 8oc-
ons-cottonseed oil was shade easier todsZs 5szs
very moderate Sales 500 bbIs July 421 1-n
in satisfactory 9 Semand for both export domestic
iSfPa5 PTRo1Em IN la6dsrl Rs6 White 0bis bulk &c
Ead1Pa5o Y6I ~ a6o PH5E 10 s5o 4aer whit
York bbs 1o.75c; bulk, &c. Philadelphia l96oc
bqk tf: e95G water s white oTT0SsEED fases oiPrme
Crude $4ae Prime sl1!nsE @ 20 yso" sB9 sB9 4 4 25c
JUN 42 e septe6sT 1sa4s1e and .e ooto6eT5 Soo5
400 summer yellow. April 4 l a iSc s3@h
off summer yellow 4l. sc; prime Ehlts A GIT 4oo
InToan HiReT ess ty raw - 9s out Of town
II @ 42c: Calcutta roc. LARD OIL, $50 4oc
ruled easter to t sta5t roth T16r
packers and commission people closing hFI bad
Il ooo kansas City 1900 and omaha $500 POf E4A1s
E fi7p5 9o .o Go2teG Sea- BE2FFirn quoted
Mess S& family So SO So REEF PfaEsf ahals Et 0
Sts5 s e'Ta aota6 l6d2 s26 55s5 SIS DRF8sEB
Su0see: 8 Stc, Bae9nS pssi 81 CUT EATs-Posd bel
les Quoted Smoking, 9 e 100 10 ID: stSsa Ss9
9 y @ b, o. S9'r = 3 " Ps2o heis sS S'se say
country. 5a5se LAzD-Trn -, u0tS6 6oteg aid95s
Sc Refined lard quoted: south A~srtG4 413,4-S1
o contnsnt zoe RrsE kegs sr f1s SqMf@aG2
quoted: oleo, I11sc; city lard stearine. CSC.
The naTSgt @ 62tn42 625 r2s sSe+s m9S With good
average sales Quotations follow: Screen
inss F9oi or8insry 80 prime 81 a5aic: choice
6a6lzc: Patna foreign, SIS Q69sc; Ransoon and Bas
sUGAR-The market for refined sagar vas da but
rebate Of 10 points and discount OF pgs tehI tb
for cash DAYS; CFysaI dominos S6 6 Easle ,1l '44
5s5e cubes Eagle n bags poEasTe8 aD ov5Srs6 ste
coafeotoneTs granusJed 5.5e; 49, M p%%Gg p%orseTed
ana Eagle coarse ana extra fine granulated S.3os
bags do 575c: ? II bass Do. 5sOe; : n bags DO.
555c Eagle ne Or standard granHiaed and da29n9
A. 5.50c; confectoners A, 500; No l. 5Soc; N@S :
No T. S,OoS 10 &c " >9 nos - - ami
naly lower. owing to forced sale but II is beeEea
old basis The sales we're 5000 bags Porto Rjeo o
centrifugal IN port at see basis 90 tst s5e and $50
test. There was also business Of % 900 bags Cuba
MAY shipment at 5io basis 90 test cost freight
s.e fernS ., q pai@ RTs 9s @ at
Tnuscovado, 50 test. at 392d 9s &c and moiasses
for beet sugar opened quiet and s.J with April
and MAY qgoteJ at lis 94+d The Sqrs Enarlst hoT
los es. d for October to December,
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24

OOTTON--ae-s another sharp break in the
1-z-s- during to-6sys trading which seemed 10
-s1- <-5-- 1----ue- liquidation Of long and
. --z-@ demand tr-L sCrpo-- market
css1 s-ea1 --- a. net decline OF i Ie points
--7T records fo- TEe
s-ns-s5 -lstFn bales The market opened easy at
E y q. = points t1 response weak Livc--
c-6 after iJle i-regulaTlty sold Il %
pens lower 4 rally q points from
g result @ coFe-aS f0lIoUe5 By -e-
afternoon under what seemed
Z = Esulz--1- q oId long lines. chiefly OF Hzy Dc
s1s-ss IT, -s-zs- closed STEADY within paint
g fEe q re lowest 1oT the dAr- The weakness IN
sF7z prompted ak o. possible difficulties IN tlEt
-zEsl private cables said there seemed be %
szys rhztzve- sEch Today q settle
z-C seemed passed OF without Cny
szc--y. According 20 gossip around the local ring
e q Io1E contracts near
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