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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-03
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, April 3.--Close: The De-
troit wheat market was dull ana easy
during the greater part OF the gay, go. 81
higher The English market IL little
excited because continental buyers are
taking cargoes that Liverpool deaiers
alton did not show anything acuteiy
bulilsh and demand for wheat was not
large with the miilers so sparing IN
the purchase OF cash wheat, and the
new crops coming in so favorably, there
IL not much to put prices up on,
wheat auotations-cash No. z red,
s5Hc; May wheat opened unchanged at
ssLc. July opened at so4c. declined 10
seEc' and closed at 90c; September
opened at ssc, declined to 81 Nc, and
closed at 81 &c; No. red. s2hc; NO.
Coarse grain quotations: corn---cash
No. 3, csc; No. yellow, SIC; No. yell
low. car at e6c.
May. 1 600 bu at SOC; No. white, car
" Rye-cash No. 2. see
Beans-cash and April. s2.25: May,
Glover seed---Prime spot, 10 bags at
sia: October. $3.50. sample. bags al
sI2. Is at $3.50. Ia at sl0.75. prime spot
si2.5o: sample alsike. 10. bags at si2.
Timothy ssed--Prifne spot, 40 bags
at s2.05.
Receipts In the Detroit market on
Friday. included 600 bels OF Hour, car
OF corn. OF oats and OF rye. With
drawaIs were 200 bbls OF -four. Stocks
are 2g3.0s5 bu OF wheat. ie5:9es bu OF
corn. $3.50 bu ofsoats. s.64s blu of barr
ley. and 1891 bu OF rye.
Australian wheat exports this week
$4,000 bu: last week. 100000 bu: year
ago. $4,000 bu.
Argentine wheat visible supply. 81
eos 900 bu: week ago. $4,000 bu; year
ago 2.9O4, 600 bn.
wheat receipts ut So. Louis. $4,000
hi -xear ago. Il poe bu
Northws.sern v, whe Ys5 receipts Friday
Exports OF wheat from Argentina
this week. $4,000 bu. 80
wheat IN Liverpool closed - ~ Id
higher. and corn unchanged,
American wheat exports this week.
2. 800. 900 bu.
wheat receipts az primary points
Friday. 3li.00o bu, year ago. $4,000 bu-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-03
THROWS CAT AT BURGLAR.

CHICAGO, April Mrs. Mary L..
Spangler heard someone walking
about on the main floor OF her home
on May-ave She went TO the head
OF the stair and looking down saw a
strange man. Mrs. Spangler held the
household cat In her arms. IL was
the only weapon handy and she hurled
II at the Intruder. She also scream
ed. The burglar ran. Later man
was arrested. answering his descrip-
ton. He had a watch, a pocketbook
and SIC in money. said to have been
taken from the Spangler home.
tary Taft cannot get the Republican
nomination for president. and when
his failure is certain the Roosevelt
support will be thrown to La Toilette
OF Wisconsin"
This is the assertion made by Geo.
w. Borchsenius OF Madison, Wis, who
has been in Minnesota several days
In the La Toilette cause. He declares
that Taft cannot get more than $50
delegates, while La Toilette will start
In with 65 TO 100 delegates. and Will
get the Taft support when the secre-
tary has TO surrender.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-03
Asked to Give dyes,
200 Women Strike

SOUTH NORwALK. Conn. April
3.-Two hundred women employees OF
the C. & X. hatshop went on strike
because their employers wanted to
know their ages. The trouble arose
over the promotion Of three young
operators to be inspectors. The en-
ployes voted 40 to rs not TO work
under the three girls named.
Their committee waited on the
firm and presented an ultimatum. The
employers considered their protest
and told the committee TO have the
employees submit their ages and they
would pick out the three oldest for
Inspectors.
The committee reported. but one
half of the women positively refused
to give their ages. and strike fol-
lowed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-03
STEEL COM. IS
FORCED DOWN
OTHER STEEL STOCKS YIELD IN
ENCOURAGEMENT LIST
FIRM.
STOCK MARKnr-cLosE.

Am. c. Il r., sac. AIa. Loco, IS DO
pfd. :. 4. q y. C., 81 Am sas'; Ia
Cop, So n: Ana. Cop. g. q, SOC, Sss: A.
7. 4 ;. lie. rs = y Am. Wool. ls% -
4 o.. SEA b. x. TT. AZ Cent Leaf
r tss fh phlSI q; c Ssn Gas Gas. ILL., iis
Distii.. 81 y; Erle, IL; do lists. soy do
2nds, 2oA. H. Cent. ist% l.. n.
sTl4; Mex. Cent, fsh NJ, h. -TeN-
Newh.. Ga: Mo pae.. AZ Nat Lead
So; North Am. so. North W., it5ia
North. Pac.. i2s%: N. Y. c; & H.. ssh
Pac. Mail; 2sas PENN lis% Reading
pfd. ass Rock ISL. lSx do pfd. 20 y
ST. Paul. rs "a Schloss St. 40; South
Pac.. ~; South. Ry., 1888; do pfds So
!. n' 8. Steel. s3s. do pfd. sJss Wabash
10; do pfd. liz: w. &. Teie., So.
NEW YORK. April s.-The stock
market, opened irregular. Erie com
mon. Steel preferred and Car Foundry
were unchanged. St Paul declined
Is and Steel common and Smelling
IA. Copper opened unchanged and
gained Is. Atchison and Union Pa
cific opened up Ia. and Reading,
Northern Pacific and Missouri Pacific
opened Is Great Northern per.
ferred started IL higher. AT the end
Oh uNG IltuulSS tidQink, tAV 6GASh -
market showed a somewhat hrmer
tone.
While the general list was arm 70
strong during the first hour. with
fractional gains recorded in the few
of the railroad stocks that are fairly
active, Steel common was under pres
sure from the same interests that
were heavy sellers of Reading and
Union Pacific, early In the week. ia
cob Field and Eugene Meyer sold
large blocks from the opening. but
there was stubborn resistance. some
of the room traders buying and bid
ding for. the stock at each slight con-
cession in price.
The decline in Steel common car
ried the price down to 33 against
33 SIS yesterday, but the preferred
stock at the end of the hour scored
a loss OF only l-S. Some OF the other
steel stocks. including Locomotive,
Colorado Fuel and Republic Steel
yielded In sympathy with Steel com
mon. Atchison was firm on light
trading. London bought at the start.
taking about 1000. but after the first
few minutes arbitrage brokers ceased
cabling.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds firm,
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Furnished by Cameron Currie o. ~.
The maricet opened generally slightly
above last nights closing level. except
in the case OF the Steel stocks where
there was quite heavy selling IN the
f,rst hour which carried the price OF
the common down TO the lowest point
touched since the decline In the stock
began ten days ago IL mas since Iai RAJ,
the tone remains heavy. The rest OF
the market has huctuated idly within
A narrow range and price changes nave
been without Significance, trading hav-
ING been almost entirely confined 70
the door The Erie situation Is stili
muddTe and no uErnftu conclusion A%s-
been arrived at Many important bank
Ing interests are convinced that re.
ceivershiup would be the best and
simplest way out OF TN etrouble. The
selling OF Steel seemed TO come from
the fact that at the dinner last night
IL was openly recognized that price
cutting was going on to such an -.
tent as to make an open steel market
in the near future seem probable.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-03
LIVE STOCK.

MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.
grades of cattle dull but about. steady
Prices ranged as foliowo: Choice
sters. averaging from i.1oo to Loo
lbs. s5U6:. choice handy killers. 1880
s ssG shs % Seod s11Gnsss ftssrs a anS
fat cows, $s.75m5 s; Gamers cows, 81. 30
G2.5o; common To prime shipping bulls.
1906: light butchers and heavy sau..
feeders. s2.5om425 per ewt. Mich Cows
Dull. t25 q 30. Veal Caives--Steady.
S4n1 per cwt.
sheep and Lambs--Dull and lower.
light TO fair. IS $50: common to prime
sheep, S3ds: mixed sheep and lambs,
ss@s: common killers. s2.1sas.25; cul,s
Hoss-Eeasy and 10 cents lower,
quality fair: prime mediums and fat
workers.. ssA6.o5; light Workers and
pigs. ss.5oGs.so: roughs. s5g5.5o per
Receipts-Cattie, III: calves. CO.:
sheep. SO; hogs. 1850.
EAST BUFFALO,
livestock Report by sadler. Rorsek q
Co, Commission Merchants.
BUFFALO sA,D,. AApr,i IA SmtsResiaL tn 10
os fssls $3.50 sss s sseep@Rsesipts
5000. slow To- q top lambs. 's.So9sso; top
CHICAGO.
EAST BUFFALO, N. Y, April s.--Cat-
tle-Recelpts $50 head. slow. steady.
yeals-Receipts 1900 head. active. 2sc
higher. s5256s.75. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 5000 head. lambs slow. zoe
lower; sheep active, steady: lambs,
s5.5oQs.5o: yearlings. s7a7.75; sheep.
1915 a. $50 Hogs--Receipts 7.1S0 head.
market slow. heavy grades, sc higher:
others steady; workers., Ss.50M 81;
mixed and heavy. $6.65; roughs, $5.5o9
SIS. stays. 3a.75Q425.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-03
UnempIoyed are Numerous.

There have been more unemployed
about the city hall this week than for
months and the aldermen have been
having hard time trying to And
places for their constituents. Public
work on streets and other improve.
ments Is Just beginning to- open up
and tie men who have been idle dur
ing most OF the Winter are striving
to get places on the early gangs that
90 out Commissioner Haarer. OF tho
ID. p. W., will start on as much work
as possible right at the beginning OF
tho season instead OF opening up
gradually.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-03

the garbage pile. Latest estimates
show that something like 10000 barrels
are stu i IN storage ~ this state; the
quality. Peddlers are taking the most
OF them at from sias 2 bushel
AppIes-Fancy. ss9sso. common. u
Bean.--Dried Lima. &c per 10; red
kidney, si.90g2 per bu.
Butter--Extra creamery. 2ehc; farm
separator, s7c; packing stock. isc. Of
fcial prices: Extra creameries. 2shc;
firsts, 2snc; crooks. ssc; packing stock,
cshbsge--..Hor,e-grow u9i.as per
ceiery-csiifornia. Soa75c per dox;
Florida. s2,7sGs per crate.
ssiiaowcr-californi Sl.7s@s per
Chee..-Michigan full cream. lao
Ceae---Packass coffee nA7Seisas
per 100 lbs.
md Dss; ss. c sss b. s0sae com
Dressed HeF:-Light. s@sMc per Id:
common. .5M @ec per 10.
Esx.-Michigan current receipts. ex-
F'lour-Michigan patent, In wood,
ss's5: second patent ts.25: straight.
ass: clear 1875 per Dbl n 800
CROP sas.-eeasse- usiddlinga- S2s.aaa
middlings: $40 per ton:
per dog; cucumbers. sl.25Ql50 per
per bu; parsley. so6s5e per doc; wa
a dor er asparssus ,ss per- 1sp aoa ''e per
sr.ps.-Msiasas. ytsoSsss.s'oS. per Dbl,
a ssss White per sfsss amber
l4ql5c: extracted, Sdfsc per III
Hickory Nuts--s2 per bu.
Msy7.petroit shippers are PAYING the
81; 70, :. sis.seSis: glover, mixed.
slssoQis: rye straw. "a; wheat and
Hides--No. cured. &c; No. cured.
&c; No; green, DC: No. green. 4c: kip
cured No. !. &c; No; 3, SHc; kip green.
lie: No. 2. sac: calf. green. No. 1, Ioc;
No. 2, shc per ID: horse hides. No. 4.
e; No, Z, -; sheepskins. as to wool.
Hsrdwsre--wire nails. $40; base
painted barbed wire, $3.50: galvanized
parbed wire. $3.50; No. 3 anneaied wire.
os s per nf 100 ses seI ss sna sp
50 and per cent on; poultry netting.
after weaving. so per cent OF: wire
on On round and corrugated conductor
fEi-s.-siS,ss per 100;
n n..:,ss5Ss psr issas0 per box.
OransesLcalifornia navsis. s27s@s
per box.
Pop Corn--Ears. IN Q2c per ID
POtatoes-Car lots, T. o. b. Detroit
GOOSE per blu; new Bermudas. $3.50
Posisry--Hens, ls0Isc: springs. lac;
stays. l0c; ROSTERS. &c: ducks. 1870
lac. geese. 10011c; turkeys. l44 Sc;
dressed hens. 1sc: ducks, 1<615o:
geese. iIgIsc; turkeys: 1SGi!c per 10;
pork. SlI5oai5: light, clear, 1880:
heavy. s14.50; smoked hams. sHc; dry
sailed brtskets. SIC: shoulders Sc: pic
mic hams. 7hc. bacon. l0h Ollie: lard,
In tierces. SIC; kettle rendered. exc
III.
oeions---4o9 500 per blu; Spanish.
oils-Raw nnseed. 4ac; boiled lin-
seed. 4Sc gal, less ! per cent for cash
In 10 days: diamond headlight kero-
sene. shc;. turpentine. In barrel lots
stSswserrie.-as@so soc per at; sLso0
sweet Potatoes--Iilipois. s2@z.2s per
bu; 50 per Dbl
suEar-Crystai dominoes. $50: eagle
tablets. sI.o5 cut loaf, s7.c6: cubes.
10; xxx powdered. s5.e5; granuiat-
bulk, S5.5s; graduated. in 10-lb cotton
bags. $50; granulated, In 25-lb cotton
bags, S.. 60. Michigan granulated. 70. 20;
confectioners' A. $40 No. l. 1855; No.
2, 1855: No. 3, $3.50; No. 4. l5:45; No. 8.
1870; No. g. :s.ssss; No. 1872 sis Nc No :
1915; No. IL. sS.oS; No. Is. ;5.os: No il.
IS; No. Is. IS per 100 lbs.
Taliow-No. !, 4Ecs No. :. &c per ID
To1natoes--Floridas. 7oc per basket.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-03
Mole on Mans LIP Undoino.

A mole on, his lip proved the undo
ing out Tony Doomos, q Greek, FRI
day morning. Detectives Allen and
Darker spotted him on Washington
boulevard. as a man wanted In Chi
cago on charge OF stealing 1886 from
q fellow countryman. The only de-
scription they had Of the man was
that he was a Greek and had mole
on his lip near the nose. The man
acknowledged his identity and he is
now In central station awaiting the
arrival OF officers from Chicago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-03
Charged Win Stealing Copper Wire.

Charged With Stealing Copper Wire.
Two men giving their names as
John Myers. aged 20. No. $50 Super
ior-sf., and Charles Hayes. 3s, no
home, was picked UP on the street by
a patrolman and are held in central
station on charge OF having strip
ped the ID. o., r. tracks for q distance
Of three miles. between Detroit and
Pontiac, Of the copper bonding wire
used TO connect the rails. Pontiac
authorities were notified and officers
are on their way to Detroit to take
the men back. II IL sEid that ID. u.
r.. employee helped the men load their
loot on car. not knowing the wire
had been stolen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-03
CURRENT PALAyER
OF THE POLITICIANS

McKinley's birthday. Jan. 20. is the
date recommended for the annual
banquet OF the new Michigan Repub-
Iican club. The new club win have
its second meeting In Harmonic hall
Tuesday, April II. and at that time
the constitution win be ratified and
a set Of officers chosen. The organi-
zation committee of 81 met Thurs
day evening In the Hotel Pontchar-
train and approved the constitution
drawn up bySCharies b. Warren and
J. O. Muffin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-03
IoNnoy WOOL.

LONDON, AprIl The second series
OF the 1908 wool auction sales ended
compstition ,siackcnedS and prices
dropped. and although the sales were
cnrtniied Ave days.. causing an inn
closing prices were lower than com
pared with the. January series. Fine
crossbreds declined 7h610 per cent.
mediums 1920 per cent and coarse 20
per cent Fine incrinos showed loss
of 1910 per cent and other merinos 4 .
7TzU per cunt. ttTttr t-upr7--tt --t-ts<s4A
Hope and Natal wool wag 1O41s per
cent down. The decline wasethe most
sudden experienced I'm years. During
the series Americans bought 1000 bales:
the home trade 1900 and continental
buyers "a, 0O6. Seventy-eight thousand
bales were neld over for the thira
series
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-03
coPpER CI0sE

Ariz Conf. IS; Apex. ga All. 80 /;
All. 24h; First Nat, sls: Mlaek NTH,
s7s Bos. Cons. 12*: Butte Gin, 2o5s T;
so; Cop. Con, s5H; c. & H., $50; c; &
A.. 100: Ely. sh; Gran. 90; Globe. y
G. Can, So; Mass. "a Mob. 4sH;
Maj. rs; Mex. Con-. a; Nsle Roy, -;
Dom. 35E: Par. lsk; Raven, IL; shan
liz: Santa Fee. ~; s.. Queen. 800,
Tam 81: Trim. Cop, II: Utah Cons. IS;
kon, s Il. s. oil. ga; u. 8. X. & s.,
ahs.. Wet
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Reported for The Times by Cameron
Currie a. Co. 1918 Criswold-st
nOsTON COpPER SALES.

BOSTON. April 3.-SaIes. furnished
by Cameron Currie & Co.: Adv. I2s;
Anal. c,ss3; Arc. 80; Ariz. Com'l ss5;
1855: Bo- & corbIn. s70; Blu. so: c. 4
A.. e5: C.. d H., I: Cent. $50: Mer $50;
Range 4ss: d. w. IS: FIR, s.; q. c.. C.,
S35; Roy. 1905 LaSai, 1870: Mass, 200;
Mex. zee: Mich. rs: Mob. so; New.
$50: N. ~. s27: o. D.. 10: Par. so; Il.
T.. 200: Shan. $40: Sup. S.: Tam. Is:
Trim. So; OIL. 400: U. 3. r.. 1876: do
pfd. 1856: Utah Cons. 343; Utah Cop.
eel: Wet. 255; Win. 1: Wow. 10;
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-03
PRODUCE.

Bad country roads are tending. to re.
strict the movement 10 market. OF
country produces lof all Kinds, and on
this account butter, eggs. poultry and
POTATOES are all temporarily rather hrm
In tone, although no higher In price,
Commission men reported fairly ac-
tive general trade. retail dealers gem
orally stocking up for their Saturday
trade. Apple dealers are pushing out
their stocks now. regardless OF prices
IL has come 90 be n question OF move
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-03
YOUNG pIeordsrIy lined.

III was Just such state of affairs
as tits that led to the murder Of Mrs.
Welch." said Justice Stein from the
bench. Friday morning. In disposing
Of the case OF william Maine. charged
with being disorderly person. Pre-
'cfnct Detective William Black tesfi-
ned that Maine, who is only 10, had
been living on the aged keeper OF a
resort on 81. Antoine-st., woman
paxf 20 years OF age. Justice Stein
aned Maine $25 with the alternative
Of so days
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-03
A Natural sTimidIty.

New Arrival Cautiously
put my valuables In the safe?
st. Peter (loftily) No necessity for
that up here. What Gre you thinking
of?
New Arrival-Weil I've had 30
much trouble with scme of those ln,-
pregnable institutions down, in New
York that feel kind Of nervous
ife.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-03
rhe tilaher crltIcIsn,

Critic--Now that your play is to be
actually produced. yon can surely give
me some idea as to the plot and gen
eral action.
Playwright--It's still too indefinite.
You see. the call boy and the man OF
the stage door haven't toad me yet
what they want done to it.-Modern
Society.
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Tommy--Do you believe II IL fort
innate to be the seventh son:
Mickey--Nawl I'm the seventh sou.
Tommy--But the fortune tellers say
the seventh son has AL kinds OF luck
handed down TO him
Mickey--Huhl All I have handed
down TO me Is me six brothers old
clothes.-Chicago News.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-03
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER

Opening copper cable Spot, f5s lis
Cd. down rs Cd; futures. f5s ~ Cd. down
IS.
Little OF interest attached to the
trading in coppers during the first half
of today's session Price movements
were Insignificant and rarely exceeded
small fractions, a gain OF a half point
In Copper Range representing the ex-
conda was traded In ex the dividend OF
so cents. The metal in London was
easier and of Is Cd. There was no
news and at the noon hour the market
was dull and without feature.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-03
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, April Sat the open
ing Of the cotton market this morning
trade was not active but the under
tone was steady. Under the influences
OF good demand for the spot article at
Liverpool and covering OF late positions
prices were unchanged to three points
higher. After the call the list was
weakened by selling by Wail-st, and
Liverpool The offerings were we'll abb
sorbed. however. and prices soon rail-
lied. -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-03

The small selection sold readily Al
hardening prices Americana boughS
South Australian greasy. Following,
are the sales: New South Wales. 70j
bales; secured. 6hd@1s sjsd; greasy
5hd6ils I'D Queensland. 500 'bales}
secured. is0ls Sd; greasy. 7d@ls az
Victoria. GOO bales. secured, Is Mdqls
200 bales. greasy. 6@shd. West Ansy
tralia. 900 bales; greasy. "A l0d. New
Zealand. 2.s0o males: greasy, ihdq
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal, 200 balesl
5000 bales; greasy. 4Glod.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-03

AZ recent dinner which Congress
man Gardner gave tho Massachusetts
delegation at his Washington home.
Mrs, Gardner remarked that the three
Boston Dem0crHrE wurr uff bachelors
oh" said Senator Lodge, her father
that Is 70 show their opposition {,
the presidents policies"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-03
NEW YORK METAL.

NEW YORK. Aprn s.--Commercial
bar silver this morning was quoted at
SAKE, unchanged Mexican dollars. 47c.
unchanged. -.
grades of copper were reduced lac In
the bid price making lake 12h Q13bc;
eiectkolytic, t2I N Sc: castings. 1eh p
124c. Isead. tin and speitcr., unchanged
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Quotations by Cameron Currle a Co.
Omen High LOW Close

tblBid.. tsDSplit. tnlNominai.
TOLEDO GRAIN.
TOLEDO. o., April 3.--By Finley Bar
rell & Co: Wheat--No. 2 red. SAY c.:
May. Csc: July. ss%c; Sept. s7Sc. Corn
No. 3 yellow. s6ac: May. ss%c; July.
6Sc. Sept, 65i1c. Oats-No. white.
clover seed--cash. sis.5o: April. sis,iS;
Oct. Stay.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-03
LOSES JOB, TAKES HIS LIFE.

JACKSON. Mich. April 3.-(Spe-
cial.) Charles White. aged %. mar
ried, died at the city hospital today.
after taking laudanum with probable
suicidal intent. He had lost his job
In skirt factory.
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cotton prices. farnIshed By cameron


Bonds. furnished by Cameron Currie
4 Co: New d reg. 103A eb10its: do.
coup. iot bidN new ss reg. iQo+ q
1905. a I21t n: do. coup. 1874 bid.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-03

Fire OF an unknown origin did $500
damage in the three-story brick build
ing at Nos. 59-6f FOREST east, occu-
pied by several manufacturing con-
Germs. early Friday morning The
building Is owned by Jacob Michael
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CHICAGO. April 3.-Wheat sold y q
Lc higher at the start on strength in
Liverpool. but eased on shortly after
on forecast for rains In Kansas and
Dry weather was held forth for a
time Ia the southwest. and "A change Is
promised. causing, wheat to break n II
nc and other cereals sympathized,
corn and oats losing fractionally. Hog
Closing prices. Wheat.-May. .92 3 &
asked. Corn-Mays 66isc asked. oats
May. 5s%c bid. Pork--May, s13.2o
May. sL07h,
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LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations furnished
by Lewis @. Gorton. No 1915 Majestic
building. April l. 1908:
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Exports OF wheat and nour Friday
$4,000 bu.
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NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Eek dividend. soc.
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the garbage pile. Latest estimates
show that something like 10000 barrels
are still I'm storage IN this state. the
most OF which are OF very ordinary
quality. Peddlers are taking the most
OF them at from 81 az a bushel
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Bought by Hammond, Standish q &c
Of Bishop. 3. q H.. calves s. averags
ios. price $3.50; do. g, IL. $3.50, do;
s5'S5 do, 10. lao. ss.25,
Bought BIZ Parker. Webb & Co, o,
Bishop. b. < H., 20. 40. So: Stephens
y. I25. $3.50; Bishop. b. q H., 81. las
Bought by Frazel 81 Bishop. b. oh.
lambs 2, 1865. 81; Spicer. M 4 B.. sheep
:, 100, 81 do, lambs ,so ls, iss. $3.50; Nc
Bought by Shaw OF Bishop, g. & H..
rs. 120. 50; do. IL. lac. ss.25.