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Impairment Question No. so
We Are Proud of the Fleet, All Right, but Why?

For the most original wittest to this queson-and
the brieer the bette-Ihe Call will pay FIVE DOLLARS
For the next FIVE The Call will pay ONE Dol
LAR EACH Pnze winning will be printed next
Wednesday and checks mailed to the winners al one Mak
your answer short and address itto
IMPERTINENT QUESTIONS
THE CALL
"what Money Can't a.xr,
5pizen to C J. S.
Bob Evans
prize t damon street.
A a streetcar until the Merry Widows
prize to H. c. Norris su~etit
The fun the other fellow having
1pzeto Jac o Ike Hospital FortMH Cal
Ny wife-Pve her
pizeo o box IS. Frutval
The affinity between the watermelon and the pickannny
pizeto o NJ. NJ. claremout
That old higher up"-the weathe clerk
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the easy franchises and privileges which might have
been obtained honestly and ematey by paying due regard
public rights
All this old story, perhaps, but enorces lesson that
apparently only be learned the rude school of experience
Great fortunes have been made doubt by the here
lined but may hazard the suspicion that
again Mr. Ryan Mr. Calhoun might prefer straight
path of fair dealing public
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to reside there before he can vote?
How long before an election must one
register If he moves from one precinct
to another in the same county2
Before man can vote ne must have
been a resident of the state one year.
of the county 90 days and the precinct
80 days preceding an election. CD
Thirty days.
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Answers to Queries

CUSTOM HOUSE-A subscriber, City
Where shall apply to become a custom
house officer?
At the custom house. Ask for the
civil service official and secure blank
form OF application for examination
under civil service rules. then take the
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examination at such time as you shall
be notified.
REGlSTHATION-H. Hayward, Cali
fornia. II voter registers in a, pre-
cinct in one county and removes to an
other county. how long does he have
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British Spirits Manufacture

The net amount of duty received on
British spirits during 1907 was sSe.-
356.65O. England contributing s39 s26. =
IA. Scotland s3S.5sO.sS0 and Ireland
s1s.S3s.796. The quantity of spirits made
during the last year was 5O,3f7 9OS
proof gallons. England furnishing 13.-
424.S54 Scotland 24.S39.S7O and ireland
12.05S.1S4. The estimated consumption
of spirits per head OF the population
works out at e.74 proof gallon per head
for the whole population That figure
is arrived at by dividing the total
number of proof gallons of spirits on
which duty was paid and passed out
of the revenue control by the estimated
population for a particular date, allow
ance being made for duty paid spirits
which come back into revenue control
and on which a drawback has been
paid
Consumption includes stocks laid
down in cellars and everything OF that
kind There would be a considerable
quantity wasted. and a certain amount
would go for other purposes.
The actual number of distilleries in tha
different parts OF the United kingdom
now working is: In England. 8. Scot
land. $50; Ireland. 81. In addition 10
these there are in England not work
ing. I; in Scotland. u. and in ireland. 3.
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The Fleets Arrival and
What 1t Means

III
better habo These machines OF war are enough TO nake
theory and fact Pacific and they thousand m
stead half hundred they might safety and uncrowd IN o
CISCO bay Pride to the ships and pride their haven walk together
No spectacle has been afforded this ocean ana
audience gathered the world Either
the patriotic thrill and uptt OF 1t
CALIFORNIA; soldiers Philippines And that
national
Something wrong
os Unlocking its underlying significance
the hearts the thoughtful Stately and of high dignity
sailed by smoke red
Cliff hill all
habo mouth black Cheers hardly
miles pk of
real feengro mil
lion any counting
hard realize buta avoid realizing the and the motive
behind this spectacle Pr
Roosevet building
batesh Here embodied discipline and law the
bozed powerful keepers Of the the
Pacific white batles and
each floating fortress the enduring and untoD
all her people Those who will the fleet of
politics unbrous with costly that
knowledge
they and for the United shall
of them
All
des the well beloved this
blue flag flying the Connecticut bespoke the bridge Of Bob
still will of
back serve again. though at the r his he under the co no little part OF whose
With
There suffering
mfrohi
hbiton of the that with breeding like his.
footl
gches
they all moved patriotic impulse God all here the ships
men, the people
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shine out with especial brightness in
these days of exposure of rottenness
A good cleanup once in awhile is Ger
tainly a very good thing for a com
munity.
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~ OLONEL A G.. HALVES Of the Bo-
hemian club will leave shortly
after the departure OF the fleet
for Honolulu, where Mrs. Hawes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-15
Recorders Court
Jurors for May Term

The following have been accepted
as jurors for the May term OF the re-
corder's court:
VIM. NJ. Drew. 5e7 Twenty fourth:
j. Nuszy, 1ss Hastings. Charles +.
Stribling. Madison apis: H. Grewe. 100
Jay; AdolDh Schneider. 3T6 Alexan-
drine: Emil Aibuz, PAS Pierce: David
u. Geney. 564 Roosevelt (deadb. Her
man Wasmundt. 537 Hastings. Chas
Herling, 1870 Fort. Benjamin Brown.
sec Ash. Conrad Reuter-. 313 Dix: Peter
Trombiey. 43S Bellevue. George Gale.
20 Brady: w. H Colfax, IS Moran
John r. Butk, SIS Gratiot. Joseph =.
Friederichs. II Mitchell; Louis
Beeschel. i4s Preston. Joseph Pattry.
25 Chestnut: Joseph weibel 1859 Rus
sell; Patrick II. Fenton. 344 Michigan.
John Helstein, 425 Mullett. John W.
Davis, 1I35 Belvidere. Rowland Saw
age. Az Fourteenth. Chas. w. Groth,
2sS Scott. George n. Malkey. 2S7 First:
Louis r. Steiger, 1910 Baldwin. J. r.
Kiiroy. 1919 Larned. James Lathrop.
100 Elizabeth Gustave G.. Winkler. 205
Moran: j. Goeddeke, $50 Antietarn;
Frank Boushaw, Az Jay. Paul Capler.
93S Sixteenth. Jacob Taylor. 1862 Ker-
cheval Chas FL Forbes, 3li Twenty
fifth: Robert Giles. $50 Campbell; Chas.
Dorsch. 403 Solvay: George T.. Church.
2S4 Hale. Charles Masacek, SOS An
tome; Charles White, 1SS Dubois: j.
A Dorr. 9O6 st. Aubin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-15

cries. 2sc: hrsts. 27c: crooks 23c:
packing stock. isc per Id.
cabbSxe--Hor,e-gro slGi.2S per
C~iery-Fiorida. s225 per crate
ira case count. SC per doz.
Cranberries--Late Howes. $3.50 per
auIiaower--Caiiforn;a. sl.7s02 per
Chee.e--Miehisan full cream. 40
Cene--Package coffee. nA7s0lsaS
per 100 lbs
Dressed Hegs-Iight. 797hc per Id;
common. 6qIc per ID.
Eggs-Michigan curr, Mt receipts. cx-
ter cress. zoe per doz; pieplani. 400 4Sc
Flour-Michigan patent: In wood.
sass: clear, $3.50 per Dbl.
Feed-Jobbing lots, bran. $500;
eSop s sas , asa ns
inIddlings. $50 per ton.
Fresh vegetabrs--creen, onions 15c
per doz; cucumbers. si.25 per dozen;
per sa parsley E Csc per na doa w sSe
ter cress. Acc per doz. pieplant. Acc per
dox; asparagus; $3.50 per doz; green
Grap~s-Malasas. s4soGL5o per Dbl
Grs.r mYsy;nSG na Ysr basket ,,..
Darbed wire. ss,sO: No. 3 anneaied wire.
Cloth. $40 per 100 feet; lap and slip
o
after weaving. SO per cent. on: wire
Joint eavetrough. 80 and 10 per, cent
on; round and corrugatea conductor
.Honcy-Fancy white; i;@1sc: amber.
| 14Q &C: extracted, SU9c per ID.
Hickory Nuts-sa per bu.
| Hay-netroit shippers arc paying the
| following. prices for new baled hay In
car lots. Z: o.; b: Detroit. No. / timothy.
No ,ls5Sgls slovs wheat Rs sS
| Dat straw. IS ton, In chr. lots
SMca; i green 81, 5 ~ green :, rs; Zip
green. No; l; 5@se; No; g. "a aihc;
n NC i No 100 q, 40. No E ss per ID
Limes-si q 1.2s per 100.
! Lemons--california. 2303.so per box.
MushroOms-50c per ID.
O.ions-5o q75c per blu: Spanish
Oiis-Raw Iinseed. 4ac: boiled TN
IN s 10 days: diamond headlight ko ao
sene. 9hc:. turpentine. In barrel lots.
orasgss-california naveIs. s27s0a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., s2.2sas per doz.
Pop Corn@Ears. " g2o per ID
per bur- net. Dei sss6
| res bu.
PouItry-Hens. Ishc: springs. 1sh q
14c; stays. 1oc; ROSTERS, &c; ducks, 10
Q1fc; gese. I0Glic; turkeys. 15q Ice
per Id.
Provtsions--Mess pork. s14oo; family
pork. $1650Q17: light. clear. $500:
heavy SIC: smoked hams, l0&c: dry
sailed briskets. s% q &C; shoulders. SIC;
picnic hams, Sc: bacon. 11@11hc: lard.
In tierces. 9hc: kettle rendered. 1ohc
ID.
ysrawberrie.--,225 per Capt case;
s3.5093.75 per 24-qt case.
sweet Pctntoes-Iilinois s2@2s5 per
bu: Sc per Dbl
Tomatoes-Fioridas. s2.75 per. crate.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-15
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. April 15.--Ciose: Wheat
was strong nearly all session: and
were bullish in all directions. except
ing the demand for cash wheat, which
continues slow. Cables were higher,
crop reports showed injury. because OF
at leading points were very small
Trading was not active. Bulls believe
prices could easily be put much higher
with an active milling demand for
wheat.
Wheat quotations-Cash No. 2 red.
94i4c; May opened with an advance OF
Sc july Jul, opened al az SIN sa%c advanced
TO sSAc. and declined 10 STLc: Septem-
Der opened at s5%c. advanced &C. and
declined to sec: No. red. 9lhc: No.
Coarse grain quotations.: Corn--Cash
No g. &c; No. yellow. sc.
Oats--cash No. white, sshc: May.
5ic.
Rye-Cash No. 2, Size.
BeansLCash. s22s: May. s2.s2
Glover seed--Prime spot 25 bags at
sl1.5o; October; 100 bags at T.22h
Timothy seed-PrIme spot. GO bags
at 81.
Wednesday. included 500 bbls of flour.
cars OF corn, and 5 of oats. with
drawals were 400 bbls OF -four. Stocks
are 1s5.02I bu OF wheat. l51.0Is bu OF
corn. s1,soi bu OF oats. 2.2ss bu OF bar
ley, and 14.0s7 bu OF rye.
Northwestern wheat receipts We'd
nesday 80 cars. year ago, $40 cars.
Wheat receipts at st. I,oufs. $4,000
blu: year ago. $1,000 bu.
Kansas CITY wheat receipts. % cars;
year ago, - cars,
Wheat in Liverpool closed sd high
er 20 unchanged. and corn I'D higher
Wheat receipts at primary points
wednesday. $4,000 bu year ago. SOL.
900 bu.
Exports Of wheat and -four wednes-
day. $4,000 bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. April l5.--Wheat was
firm and up Sfl1c. Several prominent
brokers sold on the advance. Light
receipts In the northwest with prac-
ticaliy/ no moisture in. Kansas or Nc
braskn. and none In the forecast were
the chief influences.
Opening prices: Wheat--May. 90 q a
sic. Corn-May, SIC Oats---May. 53c.
Pork---May. $780, 1910. Iard-Not
quoted. Ribs--May. SLOPPY
The southwest led the wheat upturn
today where Chicago shorts were coy
sffng short contracts and taking or
spreads. Closing prices were y u &c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-15
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
tNTERuRBAN LINES.
,ssroW Un'tea Inssru~san Lines.

Ustr"it Un,ted Infsruvban Lines.
Time table subject to change without
FLINT LIMiTEns-Daii,, Sis m
and tl5 D. IN. Locais--fVr Rochester.
a. M. and hourly until IL y. m. For
Romso p a; a, M ala, and every Two hours
oxford and Flint, q. M. and ever
Two hours until p. m. also II .. N
For Wyandotsc and Trenton, y:ss
until sos a.. m. then half hourly until
Ss % ss ssn sSf ho 90 r un, pn,
P m. On Sunday, nrst car starts az
r sss ns sss o.a n,ss the" ss's s.s.;ss
Sq car on.Ssf hourly hour is Sss on g &
Far Fsrn,inxter and Northv,,..
hourly. q m 20 IL D. m For Orchard
s until To n NOV them n' .verp 2 M. M hourly
u until l,n II 2; M First cor one hour later
na, on fimised. daily, 7;sE s T. ml i;?ss
mod more s 2 % h ssf. fer S.y New ava Bs
hourly; $40 an. e II: M and hourly nrt1
s sh lns Hourly. sss C c's m, 1o W, We
.a S$SFo linn a $SM4s,.sss fe.ls..g.c
daily. SEQ 2. m, ii:2o a m. 2:ao and
$40 o. m. Locals for lockwood. New
a. m. 10 $50 D. m. also o:3o ana II
. pEraSiT; JAcKscS g. CHICAGO
m. 1876 p. m. and s:f5 2. m. Locais'
for jackson, a m. and every two
hours thereafter until . D. m. For Ann
Arbor. haU hourly from n. m 70
y. m. then hourly until II D. M.
Interurban cars pass Waiting statfor
eorner of Larned and 6riswoId sts-
lest cars awaiting the closing AZ
thenters.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-15
ADCRAFTERS GO FOR
A STREET CAR RIDE

The Adcrafters took a trip in a sta
ticnary street car last night. The
club rooms were fitted up with a
street car register. advertising cards
appeared around the sides OF The
room; a gong was placed at the head
of the room in a small platform, and
a sign was prominently located read
ing ITO the Wild Flowers" At the
door was an Adcrafter wearing con-
ductor's hat.
Street car advertising was the
question discussed and the principal
speaker was w II. Rankin. OF the
Chicago National Street Car associa-
ton. A suggestion to admit merch-
ants and manufacturers to the clue
was opposed at meeting of members
held later and was voted down.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-15
CHICAGO LIVE sTOCK.
BOSTON COPPER
COPPER LETTER.

Cameron Currie & Co.'S copper let
ter for April 10:
Opening copper cable: Spot. f5s 12s
Sd up los. futures. $50 2s 3d. up 15s.
Amalgamated showed some strength
at the opening this morning. selling
up TO So, but after the first hour the
tone changed and the advance was
lost The general list did not reflect
this movement In either direction,
holding about stationary at yester-
days closing figures. Copper Range
held around 64&. and North Butte
around SO, trading being on a limited
scale. The metal In London was
strong and showed an advance OF l5s
In first cables. AT midday the mar
ket was quiet and without feature.
Osceola Consolidated Is shippins
upward of 1000 tons OF rock daily
from the Osceola ard Kearsarge lodes
distributed as follows: From Old
Osceola. 1900 tons: from South Kear-
sarge, 1.200 tons. and from North Kear.
sarge, LOO tons. That from Old
Osceola, produced from the Osceola
lode is better than the past average.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-15

countered. the North German Lloyd
steamer Kronprinz Wilhelm arrived
today from Bremen and Southampton,
"a hours late. Among the passengers
was Mrs. Marriane Kubelik, wife OF
Jan KubeliE
NEW YORK, April 15.--Frank Duff
fy, known as Red, ballot box suffer,
was sent to prison by Judge Rosalsky,
under the indeterminate sentence law
for not less than two years and three
months and not more than four years
and three months
WATERBURY. Conn. April l5.--A.
j. Pearce OF Paterson. AZ years old.
and known as an old-time circus per-
former under the title OF Chief Yellow
pierced his stomach. At the hospital
II was said that his chances for re
covery are slight
CHICAGO, April 15.--Beatricc
Schooler. famous as a child model
among artists OF Chicago and New
York, skated to her death on the as.
phalt in front OF her home. The acct.
dent occurred during a roller skat-
ing party In which a score of girls and
boys of the neighborhood took part.
MILWAUKEE,, April 15--Ira &.
Smith. one of Milwaukee's most prom
inent citizens. was today sentenced
10 the house OF correction for a term
OF two years. He was found guilty
of receiving s57 900 by false represen-
tation OF credit, The charge was
brought against him by Oliver Mason.
broker
CHICAGO. April 15.-ventura Do.
minico. "a years old. fell out Of third.
story window OF his house early today
and handed on a cement sidewalk.
When the police arrived with ambu.
lance. he got up and began drawing
on a pipe he was smoking when he
fell. Then he entered his home. prac.
tically uninjured.
CHICAGO. April 15.--Manv shot,
We're fired today I'm a fierce battle be-
tween the police and four men who
had attacked Mrs. Sadie Dutch. The
assailants fed when they saw the no
lice. Two were captured after a des.
perats. struggle The other two es-
capped.
PARIS, April ia sensational ae.
kcusation was made against Mrs. A.
Hart Mckee when athe Mckee divorce
hearing was resumed today. Maitra
Labor. council for Mr.. Mckee. de
clared Mrs. Mckee had caused the
theft OF batch OF letters-sah "a
bear her own signature-fron' her
husbands room In the Hotel Castlol
lone These -letters- ara said to have
throwa diseredit on the woman.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-15

NEW YORK. April l5.--Fnrnished
by Cameron currie & Co: The mar
ket has fiuctuated within narrow
limits and without much change In
prices from last nights final quota
weak with the exception OF Il. X. T..
which has been strong. Steel common
remains extremely firm around the
best price touched yesterday. Out
side interest IL at n minimum. what
little market there was having been
spoiled by the prospect OF the coming
three days holiday. Railroad earnings
coming TO hand are uniformly bad and
business reports are discoura ging. The
stock market however, seems to be
thoroughly liquidated. and long stock
does not come out I'm any quantity ap-
parently, no matter how bad the
news Is.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-15
CoppER Neutrality-suspicious..

Ariz. Com'l, IS: Apex. 80: All. 20
Black NTH. SIS Bos, Cons. IL y Bos
so: DO Cen. Cop. 81; Bu. q Lon. 2s
Cop. Con-. s4A G. Il H.. 626: c. & A.
se; Cent, 81; Davis D.. 8; Dom. Iron s.
IS; r.. Butte. ~ Ely. s: Eos. Cob. co
Can. sit Gold. Cons. So Lasal. 13Is
Maj. /; Nip, s%; New. Cons. II ~: New
Utah. "a: New Dom. 4 AZ NJ Blu. SIX
Old Dom. SO; Raven. Ia. Sup. Pitts.
Cop. 13A Utah Cons. IS; Y. g. r. &
s, 38h: Wet, ~
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Reported for The Times by Cameron
I'll a. 1IR.f1S GriaunId.Sf


BOSTON. Mass. April 15.--Sales, fur
nished by Cameron Currie & Co: Anal.
ais: Az. Is Anc.! 10. Att. 200: Bing..
$50; Bonx., 500: -. c.. 1915; b. & G..
$50; Blu. s76; c. & A.. s5; c. & H. s;
Cent, 100: Range. 12l; d. w. %; Dom.
ssS: Lasal.. ss5: Mex. s25! Mob. 70:
New. so; ". b.. $50: o. D.. 1856: Csc. II;
Par. 10: Qy.. ~: r.. l.. 8: Shan. 155;
Sup. Cop. as; Tam. s Trim. 1872; L. g.
r.. 10: do pfd. 1i5: Utah Cons, 22T;
Wet LILO. Win LEO.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-15
FLASHED BY WIRE

NEWPORT, r. l., April 15.--Mrs
q Alfred @. Vanderbilt, accompanied by
X Her maid. has arrived here. Her wei
come was simple one.
:. NEW YORK. April l5.-Papers in
z 4 suit for absolute divorce have been
3 served on Louis Sherry, the noted
4 Flftb-ave. restaurateur and caterer TO
me Four Hundred.
CHEsTER. pa, April i5.--with the
+ po}:cc or this city acting as guards,
cars were run from the barns OF the
Chester Traction Co. today. Any hos
fiiity on the part OF the striking en-
Dfnves will be met with prompt meas
urer and no serious conflict is expect
Cd. All the saloons are closed
& CARLIsLE. Pa, April 15.--Johu "
3 Harris. teller of the Merchants Ma
tfo,lal bank, Carlisle. who Is under ar
rest. according TO a statement of tho
:. hank officials. has found TO be a dc.
iaulter for at least $4,000. Harris
'7 has been living extravagantIy. His al
legged defalcations are supposed 10
cover period Of 10 years.
CHICAGO. April l5.--Mrs. Julia
B Brndy. wife OF Murray y. Brady. killed
B herself today In the home Of her
+ (nuehter, Mrs. Frank III. Williams.
Il 1frn. Brady. Respondent because os a
Snarrel that separated her from her
hasbandr
CHICAGO. April 15.--Dr. Robert
Koch. OF Berlin, the German bacterI-
6Ioeist and combatter OF tuberculosis
lana the sleeping sickness OF equatori.
|<HI Africa. arrived here from Niagara
nils. with his wife. In highly ner-
Nous condition.
s NORTHAMPTON Mass. April 15.---
I1 fit OF temporary insanity. John
Iacy. iaborer. shot and probably IA
@I1y injured Supt. OF Streets Geo. r
re IN the iatter's Office this morn
Later he shot himself, at hi;
61nc. Both men are unconscious and
Iitretl 70 be dying az Dickinson hos
WASHINGTON, April l5.--The OF.
or public roads, agricultural de.
1ment. issued today a statement I'm
nr1 to tho road-dcstroyine tenden.
AZ automobiles in which Il says.
modern fast moving motor car
~ aren{esi menace 10 macadam
n that has ever made It's appear
<W YORK April 15.-=Affer orc
- 1{orNlesf passages she ever on.
al"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-15
Quotations by Cameron Currie 4 CO.
Open. HIEh. Low. CIoae
(b) Bid. (s)Split. abdominal.
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO, o., April 15.-By Finley
Rarrell * Co: WheRt--No. . red. 90 * c.;
May. 90 asc; July. ss%c; Sept, s5c. Com
No. 3 yellow. sshc: May, 6sAc; July,
s6kc: Sept, e5hc. oats-No, 3 white.
ssSe; ,,, May SsSc; July t7Se &C.. Sept .P,
Oct. s7.25
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-15
POLICE COURT DOCKET

Napoleon Tillman. drunk; sentence
suspended.
John Callahan. drunk S. or rs
DAYS.
George Mctte, drunk: sentence sus-
pended
Joseph Thomas. drunk. 81 or 80
days. /f
Edward Mok. drunk. sentence sus-
pended
John vesina. drunk: $40 or 30 days.
- a - II q IRA.
Bear, n. 1Ihs Kind You Hus llxars Bought
s's, q NAZ ZLZ1
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-15
markets and Finance.

higher for wheel corn was up 40 y :.
and oats were Y. u &C better. Hog pro-
ducts were Is Q32hc lower.
Closing prices: Wheat-May 81 ~ q
s2Ac. Corh-May. 67Ac asked OATS
AaS: % -se asked. Pork~=Mry, 81 Z 80:
bid.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-15
.Ex-Judoe Frazer Recovering.

Ex-Judge Robert K. Frazer, OF No.
1888 Woodward-ave.. who has been
suffering from an abscess In his ear
for the last week. is greatly improved
and able TO be about the house Dr.
Rollin stevens has been attending
him
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-15
U. S. GOVERNMENT BOND

Bonds. furnished by Cameron Cuyrie
a. Co.: New IS reg. 103aal0iA; do,
coup. io4 bid. new IS reg, l0o% q
reg. llsh Ql2051 do. coup, ls2la bid.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-15
Youth Is MISSING.

Joseph Herbert, IL years old. is re-
ported 10 the police as missing from
his home. at No. 524 Illinois-st.. since
Tuesday noon. when he went out in
search of work. The boys mother is
greatly worried over his disappear
QnrQ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-15
MARKET DULL;
SELLING LIGHT
SUCH ADVANCES AS ARE MADE
ARE CONFINED TO SMALL
FRACTIONS.
srock NARkET-CLosE.

Am. c. & T.. So; Am. Loco. tiS Am
Sugar, i25h Am, smell esA Ana
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4 Tex, 24A; CT. North. e. 4. y p. c.
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NEW YORK, April l5.-The move
ment In stocks at the opening was
mixed. but after the initial transac-
tons irregular advances were more
general Canadian Pacific opened up
3-S. gained In all / ga. and reacted
Ia. Westinghouse opened unchanged
advanced rs and reacted 3-S. Copper
opened down Is and advanced 3's.
Smelling opened unchanged and ad'
vanced 3-s. Union Pacifs opened is
lower and s1 anced 5-s. Reading
opened is lower and advanced liz.
An exactly similar movement occurred
In st. Paul. marlborough preferred
opened Ia lower. and Northern Pa
cific gained Is at the outset. AT the
end OF 10 minutes trading, tie mar
ket retained only part OF the early
Improvements.
The feature OF the stock market
from the start was the absence OF sell
ing pressure. Price INDICTMENTS were
generally In shape OF moderate gains.
but advances, where made, were con-
fined TO small fractions. Union Pacific
moving up IL and Reading, Atchison
and St. Paul following in line with
the same amount OF advance. The
stocks that have been forced into
prominence by special pool manipula-
tion sagged back under efforts TO make
profits and demonstrated that little
outside interest had been created in
them by the marking up OF their
prices
New York Air Brake was weak and
traction issues reflected efforts TO take
profits. The leading industrials, In
Guiding Copper. American Smelling
and Steel common. made fractional
gains. After the first few minutes,
the market ruled extremely dull, with
outside business the smallest noted
In several weeks. Governments un'
changed; other bonds steady.