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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-30

s6s5; second patent. t5.s5; straight.
S5l5: clear. s5.e5 per bbL
Feed--Jobbing lots bran. $4,000;
chop. see; coarse middlings. s2s; hhe
middlings, s2s per ton.
Fresh Vegetables--Green onions, 10
dos; lettuce. s@ioc per ID; spinach,
si15 per blu; parsley. zoo 2Se per dog,
water cress. acc per aoz; pieplant. tSc
per sos a sas, sSs peS Re per dos
GraPe.-Malagas, $4,000 $50 per Dbl.
Green Prppers-soc per basket
Hcney-fancy white; l.9I sci amber
Hickory Nuts--s2 per bu.
Hay--Detroit shippers are paying the
following. prices for new baiei hay IN
sil: No. .. sis5oGis: clever. mixed,
oat straw, Sc ton. in car lots.
Sc: No. l green. &c: No. 2 green. &c; kip
cured No. 1, To: No. 2. SIC: kip green,
No l.. s,sc; No, 2. Sc. calf. cured. No. 1,
No. 2. shc Per Id: horse hides. No. i.
So; No, 2. 81: sheepskins. as to wool,
Hardware-wire nails. s24o; base
psrbed wire. s2so: No. 9 annealed wire,
s2.35. poultry netting before- weaving,
cloth. 40 per 100 feet; lap and slip
after weaving. so per cent on; wire
Joint eavetrough. 50 and 10 pei. cent
on: round and corrugated conductor
pipe. 10 and Fer cent on.
L~moss-California. 9s93.5o per box.
Mushrooms--50c per ID.
Orangss--California naveis. s2.7S0s
Pineapples- s2@2.5o per dox
Pop Corn--Ears. u qec per Id.
Potntoes--Car lots. T. o. b. Detroit.
6o@6sc per bu; new Bermudas. $2,So
NJ.
rouitry-Hens. l.eisc; springs. ise;;
lac; geese, 1oGllc; turkeys. i44l5c:
dressed hens. 13c; ducks, 14@ sc;
geese. IL 9l2c; turkeys. 15m1Ic per 10,
pork k R9rk eea1 s0 s sssC
heavy, $3.50, smoked hams. s11c; dry
sailed briskets, SAc: shoulders Sc: pic
mic hams. t5r, bacon, OFT nftc, furt
in tierces. SIC; kettle rendered. 9Ac
osions--aoa soc per bu; Spanish,
oils-Raw Iipseed. acc: boiled lin
seed. 4sc gal. less I per cent for cash
sene. SIC: tuspentine. in barrel lots.
straw serrie.-a5@4o c per at; $40
sweet Potatoes-rllinois. s202a5 per
suxnr--Crystai uominoes. $50; eagle
tablets sos: cut loaf ST.O5: cubes.
1910. xxx powdered. s5.95; granulat-
ed extra coarse. $5.65. graduated. In
bulk. ss.5S; granulsted. In le-ib cotton
bags. $3.50; Michigan granulated: 70 90;
confectioners' A. s5.40: No. l, $5.55: No.
2, s555; No 3. $3.50: No. 4, s5.45: No. ..
:sae No 8. :5s5: 10 No q s ss;s. No no :
$50: No. l2. s5.05: No. is, s5.o5; No. IL.
S5: No. IS, So per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-30
DEFENSE FAILS TO
FASTEN SUSPICION
ON DAN SCOTT


he had received numerous gifts from
her. including money.
Attorney Kennedy made formal de-
mand on the prosecution to produce
the transcript of the statement taken
from Scott while he vas detained IN
reliee headquarters. but Judge Pheiaa
held that the court had no authority
to order that this be done. AS Mr..
Crosse refused to turn over the state
ments voluntarily. counsel for the de-
Tense was obliged to 40 without them.
Coroner's Clerk Clarence Tilton was
put on to testify thai the only jeweirv
he found on the body of Mrs. Welca
were two rings. and that he founI
only IL cents in money In her bed
room. This TESTIMONY bears on the
motive of the crime. In bis comics
sion, Bowin admitted robbing Mrs.
WEIGH of her earrings and $14 IN
money, taking the former from her
ears as she lay helpless ON the floor
CT her room, with feel and hands tied.
The earrings themselves were intro
duced in evidence Saturday afternoon.
and identified by Edmund IT. Stevens.
a jeweler, of Buffalo, as stones he hal
purchase from Bowin for SIS.
Miss Alice Smith, Percy Bowin' S
former sweetheart. who has been
known in the case heretofore merely as
1.-The girl who gave him the Bible"
was on the stand larger part OF Sat
urday afternoon and caused mild
sensation for the moment by declar-
ing that Bowin had told her after his
confession that Capt. Mcdonnell had
promised him pardon In five years.
provided his mother and father came
to Detroit to live.
II was only by camping" near the
girls house In Fairview that Assistant
Prosecutor Crosse and Detective Ed.
Fox were able to get service on her
at all, and when she Unexpectedly
confronted the pair. Friday night. she
promptly tainted. She declared EN-.
rhatically at first that she would not
be witness for the prosecution. bu.
when threatened with contempt OF
obey the summons. -
Miss Smith also testified that when
she assed Bowin, after his arrest. II
he committed the crime. he replied
emphatfcaffy in the negative, saying
according to the witness:
They keep a fellow down here and
keep telling him things until they
make you believe you did thing
whether you did or not
| Miss Smith admitted that she had
lodged officers who came to her house
with a subpoena and that she had been
to Attorney Kennedy's ONCE three
times within the past few weeks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-30
HUBBY DEATE n BY
W|fE'S AFFINITY
PENNSYLVANIA MINER GETS
WARM RECEPTION AFTER TO-
eating PAIR IN DETROIT.

After years search. John Chobak,
an Hungarian coal miner from lower
Pennsylvania. has located his wife
and child In this city, and, Monday
morning. obtained a warrant. from
Justice Jeffries charging his wife and
one Andras Goyka. fellow country
man. with a serious offense.
Chobak says he found the couple
living In humble quarters at Michi-
gan and Central-ayes He was any
thing but a welcome caller. for his
wife. he alleges, jumped on him and
held him while Goyka administered
a terrific drubbing and then drove
him out of the house at pistols
point.
When Mrs. Chobak left her home In
Pennsylvania she took 5000 of her
husbands hard earned savings. ac-
cording TO the latter's story. Now
this is all gone and Chobak says his
wife and her companion are living on
the poor commission.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-30
Related to Cb0sneey
Oicott's WJe, So Title
Wonid an Aefyess BE

TITLES just stage struck and has
been ever since she has been singing
and dancing in amateur performances
in the city" said Mrs, Dream, OF No
% National-aye., mother OF 13-year
old Title Dream, who applied TO May.
or Thompson Saturday for a permit
to sing In the Palace theater. on Mon
roe-aye
I'D rather that Tsine'd keep ca, az
school until she's a little older. before
she thinks OF going OIL the stage con
tinued the mother, 'bul she's JUS
crazy to sing and dance. She knows
a lady that plays In the Palace thea
ter. and thought it'd be nice TO earn
little extra money ia that way.
think. though, that she's too young
TO meet with the different kinds OF
people she'd find there"
I'm making her application for a
permit to sing in the theater. Tile
told the mayor that she was rela.
tive OF Chauncey Olcott, but il appears
that Mrs. Dreams aunt is only a first
cousin to the silver-voiced tenor's
wife. which, scarcely accounts for Til
lies operate aspirations.
'Oh, Titles stage struck and does
nothing but go around the house sing
ing and dancing, whcp she's out OF
school," laughed an unsympathetic
sister. Shes sung in Prismatic hall
several times and took part in school
entertainments, so now that's all she
thinks Of"
II know Mayor Thompson, said
NJ he
went to him and ASKED for Ii, he'd let
Tile go on the stage. wouldn I
mind so much IL she went during the
vacation time, for then II would oc
something to keep hes employed while
Gut OF school"
And at this the bright-eyed Tillie
laughed merrily. for she feels almost
sure that with mothers consent her
dream OF becoming an actress will be
fulfilled.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-30
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Furnished by Cameron Currie & CO..
March 30. 1905
Opening copper cable: Spot, f60 1gs
Cd. down 15s. futures, f6l % Cd. down
los.
The coppers displayed considerable
weakness this morning. and, although
trading was confined 10 only few Is
sues. declines OF point or more were
10 be seen in these. Calumet a. Arizona
-Was-sxceptionally weak selling OF 7
points TO 80. ms against closing price
of 105 on Saturday. Amalgamated and
North Butte lost l point each and Bos-
Consf sold Off TO 13L. Yukon Gold
opened at and fell OFF to 6h. The
metal In London was weak and ISIS
lower I'm early cables. There was no
news and at the noon hour the mar
ket was weak with trading on a small
scale.
Directors of Anaconda will meet
Tuesday TO act on the quarterly divid-
end. From present Indications there
VIII be no change. although the Ana
conda mines have not been operating
for the past three or four months, and
so TO 90 days more Will elapse before
the company Is able to market It's
products.
Resumption OF operations at Greene
Cananea properties so far as smelling
Is concerned. cannot take place as
quickly as has been reported The
eight enlarged water jacketed fur
erations In more than "A small number
OF them can begin before June. IL
then.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-30
xxha!!aR SAYS HE
WILL HAVE HILL
GERMAN EMPEROR CONSIDERS
TAE U. S. AMRAssADoRsHiP
wRANoLE INCIDENT CLOSED.

BERLIN, March 30-Emperor VIII
liam, having been fully advised as 10
the attitude OF President Roosevelt
and the feeling OF the American pub
lie In regard 10 the alleged refusal OF
his majesty 10 receive DR.. David
Jayne Hill as American ambassador
TO Germany, has recalled all the ex'
presslons OF his disaPproval he re-
Gently sent to President Roosevelt
and "will be pleased 10 receive Dr.
Hill as ambassador"
The emperor has caused this view
10 be communicated to President
Roosevelt, and wants the incident
closed at once. with everybody salts
fed. The foreign office. in a state
ment. says the recall OF the accept
ance OF DR.. Hill. formally made last
November. has never been thought
of"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-30
TO CHOOSE SUCCESSOR
49,. TO MR.. HANCE SOON

A meeting Of the directors IF the
Union Trust Co. will be held within
few days to choose successor To
the late Ellwood T. Hance as vice.
president of the company. AT the
present time the work which was
formerly done by the vice president
Is handled by his subordinates. The
matter has been held In allegiance dur
ing the absence Of Henry b. Ledyard.
chairman OF the board, who has re-
turned. r..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-30
Around the State
in a Hurry

Marquette--Albert Uren and Ruben
Dave were instantly killed last night,
by powder explosion in the Austin
mine. at Princeton.
caiumet--Frank Anthony. 80, an
early settler OF the copper country,
dropped dead last evening. He had
been a resident OF Hancock county 60
years.
Port MISUNDERSTANDING care or adj
vice which might have been given by
physician. Mrs. Mary Shannon, 50.
of this city, died following few
months illness. She was strong be-
nary. when she was quite Ill, doctor
was summoned, but she refused to
take treatment
Holiy--The opera house was crowd
ed last night, TO hear Melon McGee.
on local option. Many could no. gain
admittance
Lansing--New rifles for the Michi-
gan National guard have been ordered
SHIPPED from the Rock Island arsenal,
and should be ready for distribution
to troops next week, when the Krag
rifles will be returned.
Fiint-Genesee county Republican
politicians are trying 70 solve the
thirj-term problem. Two factions have
sprung up. Every county officer Is
seeking third term, and each one Is
opposed by several candidates. One
county officer is seeking fourth term
Three cit, candidates are opposing
Rep. VI. w. Fairbanks for nomination
to hls third term.
Ypsilanti--Miss Harriet NJ. Clutch
con csed yesterday. aged 80. She was
born I'm Pembroke, N. H.. and was one
OF the early graduates of Mt Holyoke
Mass seminary. She came to Ypsi
lanti more than SO years ago and was
for seven years preceptress OF the
famous Ypsilanti seminary. She
leav-s one brother, Gen. cutcheon, ant
q sister. Mrs. Anna NJ. Chtchcnn- -ol
YpsiIanti. iong. head OF private
school In Detroit. The funeral will
he on Tuesday afternoon.
kalamaxoo--John Poth, aged Is
who claimed to have been shot in {
I night with q robber, admitted TO ths
police on his hospital cot that he bat
accidentally shot himself.c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-30
In Senate and House

WASHINGTON. March ao.-The
senate passed an urgent deficiency
bill containing an item of s2.O00,0Oo
for armor and armament for warships
under construction.
A bill was passed making mere
stringent criminal laws for Alaska
and aimed specially at The prevention
OF gambling
The house considered the agricul-
tIral appropriation bill.
The committee on appropriations re-
ported the District OF Columbia appro-
priation bill.
The diplomatic and consular appro-
priation bill was reported by the com
mittee on foreign affairs.
Ii was announced that the public
building bill will carry $20,o0O,000 In
stead OF $l5.Oo0,000. as originally In
tended.
Rep. Lilley. of Connecticut. an
nouneed that he would ask the COM
nittee Investigating his charges to
have the books of the Electric Boat
Co. examined by expert Accountants
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-30
n F.. g. S. RY. SUIT
" is DISMISSED

FLINT, Mich, March se.-In his de-
c,sion I'm the Detroit Flint & Saginaw
railway foreclosure suit, Judge Wis
ner dismisses the complaints of the
Prae.her Engineering and Harrisburg
companies and the $4,000 in bonds
deposited with the Detroit Trust Co.
TO protect the Praether company. are
dissolved The latter, however, re-
tains the right OF action at law.
The Detroit Trust Co. is discharged
from any obligation or liability and
the question of stockholders liability
is reserved for future decision. The
court also DEGREES that the sale to ba
effected will be without redemption.
the purchaser taking incontestable
control
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-30
COMMITTEE OF NEW G. o. P.
CLUB MEETS TODAY

A meeting of the organization com
mittee OF the new Michigan club VIII
re held in the Hotel Pontchartrain al
O'Clock this afternoon at which the
draft OF constitution will be pre-
pared and officers may also be nomin-
ated. There is talk CT naming either
Homer Warren OF Charles b. Warren
as president of the cinb. A meeting
of the club to consider the commit.
tees report will be neid In a week d.
% days. The membership is increas-
ing rapidly.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-30
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTEnuRDAN LINES.

netrNit United Infsrnrhan LineA.
Time table subject to chang, without
rotice. Central Standard Time.
F1t and a. .vsrs e m sss
until s:0s a. m. then half hourly until
1903 D. m. then every 20 minutes until
sos p On ssnds ssf a asar car u. Start.
Fer Rey:, OAK. n,rmi..s.r and
ronti:e. s;se 49, M o then , half hourly
pq r., car ON on.S Ssh R hour ss.r on Sum-
day.
Fer Fsrmi.ste: ana Nexshvirs.
h hsH. y:ca i Pont iS M fos 0.en snS
until D. m. then every two hours
until II. p. m. First car one hour later
=" FLINT iIMrrEDs-Dany. s:;s q N.
and 4:l6 p. m. Locals-Fyr Rochester.
I :: M. and hourly until II P m For
until 10 .. M; also II p. m. For Orion.
oxio,d a, and .I Fin, n MI .i,s ana ever
Huron Limited. daily, 7:.i q, m, i,:is
. nSl. s Assp. tsE S: AND Port
S'Ss s e Marin; c S 5:s:i s:i. s =:
Shore Line. hourly. SIS q N. to s:su
p p II; noe ! E nssacr = TOLEDO
daily. s:so :. m, H:ac q. m. s:so and
sac p. m. Locals for lockwood. NsH.
port. Monroe and Toledo. hourly. e:3e
.. m Tor Monroe.
DETRoiT, JACKSON a CHICAGO
Rl-Jackson Limiteds. daily. !:4S 2
for Jackson, . m. and every tive
Arbor. hall hourly from : Q. m. TO .
o. m. then hourly until IL p. n.
interurban cars pass waiting station.
corner OF Larned and oriswoid-stsx
faEt- cars uwuftfnH the cfosfuU Of
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-30
STEFFENS AUTOS WITH
LEADING CITIZENS

j. Lincoln Stcffens, famous writer
or municipal topics sild author OF the
1.-THE Shame OF the Cities" has beer
viewing Detroit by automobile today.
He is to be the chief speaker at the
Board of Commerce dinner this even.
ing and was met early this morning
by committee consisting OF Homer
Warren. j. l.. Hudson, Levi l.. Bar
tUur and Btsfup chur.rs y. wffffan1E.
After a morning OF speeding around
around the city. looKing at the parks
and principal streets. the party went
10 the Detroit club where Mr.. Steffens
was the gnest- OF honor. at a -lanehecn-
During the afternoon he is to meet
prominent citizens and city officials.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-30
CHARGES BOARDER
WITH LARCENY

Mrs. Icea Anderson, who keeps q
rooming and boarding house at No.
1913 Howard-st., secured warrant
from Justice Jeffries, Monday, charg-
ing Harry Tiero, formar boarder.
with larceny Mrs. Anderson alleges
that Tiero and his wife len. their room
quite unexpectedly without taking the
trouble to settle and. incidentally,
$25 Get OF books also disappeared.
The books were found later In a Sec
ond-hand store on Michigan-ave..
where they had been sold for $3.50.
Tiero told Mrs. Anderson he was
employed by roofer on Jefferson-ave.,
but the latter says he has no such
man working for him. Mrs. Anderson
gays che VIII be more particular In
the future In looking up her boarders
references.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-30
spreekIes After Mexlean az.

CITY OF MEXICO, March 3d..
ID. Spreckels, ship owner and million
ARE of California and New York. Is
here to arrange with the government
for a railroad concession. Today ne
seid: my mission In Mexico is 10
secure the right TO build railroad. so
miles in length. parallel with the Dor,
der between this country and the
United States! The plans for the road
take II through the imperial vaiies
which is very rich IN ores and min
erals -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-30
BOARDS WITH DIVORCED
WIFE AND HER HUBBY

1t transpires that William Nevarrn.
who after his arrest for begging, was
found to have 1928 in bis possession. Is
boarding at the home OF his divorced
wife, who Is now Mrs. Paul Heisner.
at No. 1865 Joseph Campau-ave. Inc
latter secured a divorce shortly be
fore Christmas and ,cmarried few
DAYS later. So far as The police know 7,
the present husband docs not object
70 keeping his predecessor as board.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-30
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
Livestock Report by Sadier. RortcSx 4

BUFFALO. March sO.-(Special.) -
Cattle-Receipt0 $500. strong. export
steers, $3.50 az: shipping steers. $500
ers. Sl.55qs. COWS. slm5.6o: feeders,
S4.e5 n 40; stockers S3.26U4. Hogs
-tt--cctrt-- t5svuc, mixed. medium and
heavy $3.50 g s,s5: workers.. 1925 @6. so;
pigs. 1915 q $50. Sheep-Reeeiprs o.
81 500 i.so; sheep, s407>s5: top calves.
s7U1.5o.
EAST BUFFALO. N Y. March go
Catt'e-,Reeeipts $3.50 head. market ac-
tive and 25c higher: prime steers. 1915
a Z: 1.2o0 TO 1.4oo-lb. steers, 1915 a q. so (;
1850 TO 1150-lb. steers. s. $50; hcif-
ers. Si50@6: cows. $3.25@5.50; bulls.
sS.5oW5.25: feeders. $500 40: milch
cows and springers. se0@5s. veals--
Receipts 1890 head active and steady:
Gull TO choice. $3.75m7.75. Sheep and
Lambs--Receipts l2.400 head. market
active, lambs Csc higher. sheep, steady.
lambs, $500 $50; yearlings. $7.25 a
mixed sheep. $500 $50: cuils. $3g5.25.
Hogs-Receipts $1,000 head. market ac-
tive. lo@i5c higher: workers.. $3.50
e.35 pigs, s5.7s@5s5: mixed. $3.50 q
roughs, $500 $50: stays, sssomi
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March 3o.--Hogs--Re-
ceipts $1,000, market steady; light. 1886
q sos mixed. $500 a SOS; heavy. 1856
n6.05. roughs. SIS. 50G 5.70; pigs si.50M
5. %i,aEkers. $500 5s5. cattle-Re-
beevss, 81. 1850; cows and heifers.
Se@6.10; Texans. S450m $50: calves.
si5oG6.I5; westerns. $s.15q $40: stock
ers anod feeders. s45O@5.5O. Sheep
Receipts $4,000. market steady; natives.
ssG I.75: native lambs. s5S5Ms. west
ern lambs. S6s5MS.25.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-30
wvandotte Doctor Stabbed.

DR.. c. w. .O'Brien. CT Wyandotte.
was stabbed three tfnses during fight
With A. T. Harrington, a veterinary
surgeon, In Tucker saloon on Bid
,lle-aye.. Wyandotte. Sunday nighs
The weapon used VAS a surgeons
lance. One of the wounds Is In the
abdomen and DR.. O'Drien's conditioa
is said to be serious. DR.. Angus Nc.
Lean Is attending him. TIE quarrel
grew out of q political dispute.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-30
prices, furnished by Cameron
PRODUCE.

The apple market Is becoming very
much demoralized. Storage houses are
full as we'll as commission houses:
stocks are getting In bad shape. and
dealers are anxious to clean up at al
most any price. Round lots are hard
to move at even half OF present quota
OF fancy stock. Strawberries were
lower this morning on increasing re-
ceipts. No outside eggs ace being
brought In now, current receipts being
slfficjent for all wants. including what
ure-sefas int storage Onions are
drug on the mhrket, and potatoes are
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-30
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. March 30--Close: Wheat
was on the down grade most OF the
time Monday. and there was plenty OF
ceivtd. Kansas had the rains that We're
needed. and the spring wheat states
had good seeding weather. Europe had
all the wheat wanted and more oHer,
ing Liverpool prices were lever and
Argentine offerings were cheap, ana
abundant. A bullish, item was the large
decrease on passage, but this was iost
all day. anod the close was at small
recovery from the lowest.
Wheat quotations--Cash No. red.
ssAe, May opened hs on from n s "a !, =.
and closed at s5Ac; July opened AT
soc. declined to sstae. and closed at
s0c; September opened at s1Hc, de-
clined TO se%c. and closed az 81 &c; No.
red. s2&c. No. white. s6%c
No. ). Soc: No. white, CSC; No. 3 vel
oats-cash No 8 white. sec asked;
May. 54kc:. rejected. ! car at s4,sc.
Ryen,cass EN- No; si sp p,d ,e.7 May
- Glover rsed--prime spot, 40 bags at
sl3. october. 200 bags at ;55; sample.
prime alsike, 10 bags at sl25o; sample
alsike. bags at S11. 4 at $11.50.
Timothy seed-Prime spot. 60 bags at
tZ.Oo.
Receipts In the Detroit market on
Monday included 1000 bbis OF -four. 10
cars OF corn. of oats, and OF rye.
Withdrawals were 500 bbls OF flour.
stocks are 29s.225 bu OF wheat. l56.64S
bu OF corn. $685. bu OF oats. S,4S6 bu
OF barley, and 1851 bu OF rye.
Worlds wheat exports last week, 10,
ole, 900 bu.
Wheat on passage. iI52AVop bu, de-
+ wnsHr IN rrvrrpoor crustu -7sJ, -HaHu
corn I'D lower.
Northwestern wheat receipts Mon
day, 402 cars; we ar ago, 1872 cars.
Visible supply changes: Wheat. $780,
600 hui. decrease. corn, $4,000 buy de-
crease. and oats ssl 600 bu. increase.
- Exports of wheat ard -four Monday,
10000 bu.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Monday. $4,000 bu; year ago. 1867 .0oo
bu.
CHICAGO GRAJy.
CHICAGO, March 30.--Wheat opened
heavy. declining Y Il 7kc, under Satnr-
day on the lower cables. larger worlds
shipments than expected, and reports
Of rain in Kansas Commission houses.
followed by pit crowd generally selling
with buying mostly against the downs
and shorts.
- Opening prices: wheat--MayS ~ Y ff
30 A-c-- iRt,orn---Max.- 6s = IL G5 q. Oats
/ MAY &c 80 Pork May 81 = I1--Iard
May. $50. Ribe--Msy. s7.o7.
Wheat suffrolr -loaSeS-o Y a. :. g.
corn swuz=up = y &c and-uats- gutnrd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-30
mother found Unconscious.

Mrs. Anna Brennan. mother OF 1ve
children, was found unconscious In
her home at No. 2s1 Seventeenth-st,
sunday afternoon. To City Ply stefan
Melody. who was called In 10 attend
her. she admitted that she HAD per
formed q criminal operation upon her
self some days ago. She was removed
to st. Mary's hospital. and her condi-
ton Is said to he serious.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-30
sHoefs DEAD.

CALUMET, Mich, March 30.--sIse.
cial.) John, MikRelhoa, aged "A, CT
Hebard.. north of Calumet, shot him
self to death with rife. during the
absence OF his wife at Hancock. No
motive Is ascribed for the suicide.