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The Detroit times., 1908-02-01
HAARER WORKS ON
Street As SNOW
SHOVELER
CORNERSTONE RISES AT DAY.
BREAK, DoNs BOOTS AND NIT.
TENS AND SHOWS GANG HOW
TO HusTLE-5oo MEN AT WORK.

Cleaning snow from the streets gave
employment TO 500 men Saturday
morning ,fhe work started AT j
o'clock with less than 100 men. but
the force was gradually increased
during the morning. there being final
ly 200 men busy with the shovel in
the downtown district and 225 else
where. About 60 teams hauled away
the snow and disposed OF IL.
Commissioner Haarer was up him
self by daybreak and took personal
charge, going out in big boots. thick
cap and mittens to boss the job.
Here, let me show you how" he
called to a novice who had not master
ed the art of shoveling. and. prompted
by the example. the whole gang work
ed harder than ever. lAe commits
sioner tossed the snow right merrily
for a time.
Leopold Tobianski. the superintend-
ent of white wings, took charge of
the early crowd and is working them
right through the day. Superintend-
ent OF Street Cleaning Aldrich, Assist
ant Ullmann and Foremen Smith and
Poole each had gangs in the dnYn.
town district.
Unless something happens to inter
fere with us. we shall have the down
town section cleaned by night" said
Haarer.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-01
LAST CONCERN HAS
100000 CAPITAL

The Krentler-Arnold Hinge Last Co,
a concern with capital OF 100000,
flied articles OF assUcrdtfUn WITH THO
county clerk Saturday morning.
The company, which will have its
principal place OF business in Detroit.
will manufacture lasts. hinge lasts ana
last blocks OF all kinds. over 100000
OF the stock has been subscribed. and
$4,000 has been paid in cash. The
balance has been paid In patents.
The stockholders are: William B.
Arnold, North Abingdon. Mass; Will
liam T. Shiel. Edwin o. krentler,
George A. Krentler, Detroit: Edward
Candy, William H. Crawford, John
McGregor and William ]. Blakeney.
Dayton. o.; Charles F. Ppm, Essex.
Ont. and George III. Maxwell, Boston.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-01
wEEKL~ BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The changes In
the bank statement az compared with
last week. are as follows: Surplus Old.
Increased. s3.f62.225: surplus. new, in
creased. si,3i6.i25; loans, decreased.
$l,ss3,6OO; specie. increased. $3.50 300.
legal tenders. decreased. t.60f 300: de-
posits Increased. s1i,333.500; clrcula-
ton. decreased. s7ss.600; u. $. deposits
were s6f.024. 900, as against f69.e0S, 400
last week
The decrease In loans f. probably
caused bv- the omission from the ban<
statement o. the four banks included
IL last weeks statement thHt huyc
been placed in liquidation.
The increase IN cash Is smaller than
II would have been but FOR the omission
from the statement OF the banks re-
fefred to.
= The Increase In deposits Is 1921. 300
moro than the increase I'm cash minus
the decrease IN loans The balance IL
probably affected by the same Causes
is Affect foHns and cash. r===========-
- The decrease In United states depos-
The Detroit times., 1908-02-01
NEW SPEAKER FOR c. II. S.
HOUSE OF REP.

y The, students OF the Central hisn
school house of Representatives acted
like real statesmen In the election OF
officers. held Friday afternoon. The
house was divided into two parties,
the conservatives and the progress.
sives. The progressive party stood
solid for the reelection OF Speaker
Cummings Cox, but the conservatives
were divided between two candidates
After much mud-sllnging. the first bal
lot resulted as follows; Cox, Ia; Nc.
Mahon. IL. and Kehoe, 3. Kehoe with
drew in favor OF McMahon, who de
feated Cox, 10 TO Is. Officers for the
year are Morris Mcmahon. speaker;
william Gordon. clerk; Charles Col
Inns, assistant clerk and treasurer, and
Richard Vernon. sergeant-at-arms.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-01
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, Feb. CLOSE: Liverpool
held about steady on Saturday but the
American wheat market was nervous
and subject to sharp fluctuations. The
big slump OF Friday was caused by the
selling out OF the two heaviest long
lines In Chicago. on Saturday there
short sales created demand enough to
force prices up again There was not
mcuh in the days news. A cold wave
Is promised, but wheat fields are well
covered with snow, and no special fear
IL felt
Wheat ouotations-Cash No. 2 red
95hc; May opened nc off at 30 nc. de-
clined TO gso. and advanced TO g9ia &c.
July opened AT 95hc. declined to 90 sc.
and advanced 90 95c. No. 3 red. 81 y &c.
No. ] white. 9bI1c.
Coarse grain quotations; corn--cash
sample, 5 cars az 45Q4sc: No. 4 yellow,
6ats-~cssh No.,s whiteI 1 car at 5to;
Rye-Cash No, O. sac
Beans--cash and February s2.lo bid;
Clover seed--Prime spot si12l
March, $1125; October. 200 bags n
sS.05: sample. II bags at. s10T5. II at
sl0.25, at $40. at 81, prime alsikc.
5000; sample alsike. bags at 1915.
Timothy seed.-PrIme spot. 90 bags at
SEQ.
BARLEY sold by sample. car at
Rrefi,ts srs-tls,.- Detroit -snarhet-e-
Saturday, included LOO bbisl OF fioui.
and 3 ears OF corn Withdrawals were
SEQ bills OF -four. $50 bu OF rye. and
of wirat- f2s $50 bu of corn. 4s.ea4 btt
OF oats, 500 bu OF barley, and s,s9t
-whest- exports-frena- Australia this
week. -220.000 bu. week ago. LAOS. 900
bu.-y year ago, 42s,eee btf..
Northwestern wheat receipts Satur-
The Detroit times., 1908-02-01
ESTIMATES SHOW
HEAVY INCREASES
OVER LAST YEAR
FiRE AND LIBRARY COMMISSIONS
\ AND CITY CLERK SUBMIT
LARGER suDeETs-MANY SAL.
Any BOOSTS ASKED.

The increase I'm estimates predicted
Nor the coming fiscal year is shown by
three budgets which came In Saturday
Eanorning to Controller Doremus' OF
[fce. They are the estimates OF the
&uIp commission, library commission
|4hd city clerk.
Owing to the fact that there are 70
be eight elections and registrations be-
Tween July l, 1908 and July /, 1903.
kand that a boost in pay for election
|oliicers is proposed, the voting cost
VIII be high. For this year, the ap-
[Dfopriation was only $4,000, but $780,.
|44I Is asked for next year, the larg-
|rst item being $l6.509 for the coming
|{an election. Twenty-Five new voting
booths AZ $3.50 apiece are asked for.
THE estimates figure election inspec-
fcrs and clerks al IS per day, and
kate-keepers at S..
Almost a million and a quarter is
Masked by the fire commission for the
year. Last year, $1.042,993 was asked
|TQr and S79S,915 allowed. An increase
IA the force Is asked for and boost IN
Day for q large number of the fire
men. The commission wants 13 pipe
men. laddermen and drivers at $1,000,
Ef92 at $1,000, Al at 5000 and 104 at
$500, as against 227 at $1,000, II az
$500 and SO at $500 for this year, a
<otaI increase in privates from Sl2
no $3.50 men. Very few other increases
.Are asked, the stenographer's request
for $1,000 instead of $1,000 being the
|largest. A number OF machinists arc
given increases and additional men
are asked for. ALI items for supplies,
etc. are larger than the appropria-
Hons OF the present year.
The total fire commission estimates
'js 1922, 500, OF which $SS2.233 is fog
maintenance, and $350,632 for i'm
movements. This includes four new
Hugine houses and two ladder houses.
"A ladder house and engine is asked for
Fairview, the same for Delray, a north
end engine house and an engine house
|nt Hancock and McKinley-aves., the
Tour engine houses 20 cost $40. Cos
each safataa the ladder houses $26- a75
|8ach.
Boosts are in order in the library.
'An Increase from $4,000 TO $4,000 for
librarian Utley is asked and from ST.
|N50 to $1,S00 for the first assistant.
%1EQ IHDu6duu uOlitiS ID WdulCu NJ
|1i1e book stack room OF the main libra
wv and S11,700 for new Michigan
ave. branch, beside $4,000 each for
sites for the Gratiot and Dix-aves.
bIanches planned.
The net library appropriation de-
Aired. allowing for estimated receipts
'of $l1 $50, is $105,477. whereas only
~. 094 was asked for last year and
o,afy $S5.726 allowed. -Four new as
eistants and one ianitor are the only
increases OF force asked, but boosts
III wages are to be given the pages
md charwomen.
City Clerk CASTOR asks s22,294 for
Ms ONCE, the only change from last
years appropriations being $1,000
more for printing council proceedings
The city council is the only body
which will be cheaper. There is one
less session this year than last, and
Ne appropriation is minus s. mes
|&enger service for one night.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-01
7. R. EL|M|N ATEO
AS STOCK MARKET
FACTOR
WAlL-sT. "PLEASEO TO FiNO
PRESIDENT WORKING ALONG
SAME LINES AS FINANCIAL
LEADERS"
BY r. c. sHoTW ELL.

NEW YORK, Fob. 1.-Wall-st- TOOK
the view today that President Roose-
velt's message or yesterday eliminated
him completely as a stock market
factor. Wall-st is pleased to find inc
president OF the United States work
ing along the same lines as the leau'
ers OF the financial world for the elini-
ination of dishonesty and gambling
Ali this indicates that brighter tut
IRE Is I'm store for the country which
also means. for Wall-st.. since wall
ST. Is sentiment and not locahty'
The presidents proposition that no
business be done any where, except
for cash, is regarded as too prepostei-
Gus for serious consideration, because
% per cent or the business or the
country IA done on credit, which
means on speculation and II is but
step from speculation 10 gambling.
AS a direct result OF these reheo-
lions. the progress in the stock marker
was resumed. Union Pacific, Reading
and Shelters were the strong Issues.
No business OF importance was trans
acted. however.
The banks are known to have gained
above $4,000 900 in the published move
ments of money and gain OF more
than double that was confidently ex.
pected although the statement has
not been published until after the
stock market closed.
By C. r. HARRINGTON.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The stock
market, on the whole, was inactive
today. Atchison gained ground. IL Is
thought in some quarters that this
stock may be taken up again for q
further rally.
There were some indications that
the presidents special message was
having the effect TO bring stocks into
the market for sale. Western wire
houses were sellers.
An experienced operator said today:
"Wall-st. thinks IL has done with this
message and Wall-st. may be right, but
I shall not be able TO make up my
mind until | see what effect it has
upon the minds of the people. The
country hasn't read II yet, much less
digested IL and we have still TO see
what the foreigners will think OF IT,"
The decline in the prices OF COM
modities has had an influence TO pro
mote buying OF some lines OF secuT-
tiles. The marketing OF grain oy
farmers Is having an effect in the slim
ulation OF the export trade and lends
to aid the movement of railroad
freights
Rock Island was again weak with
little or no speculative position Ia
either common or preferred. Nothing
has been accomplished toward meet
ing the maturity of the company's six
million OF four and half per cent
collateral trust notes due April /.
The stock market closed weak, at
or near the lowest prices OF The day.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds quiet and steady.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-01
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. Feb. i.--Trade at the
opening OF the cotton market this
prices were TO points lower. but
after the cell the list became steadier
on support from the pit. Private
cables noted continental hedge selling
at Liverpool. Later there was consid-
cradle pressure In May from local
operator which forced the option back
several points TO 1907 with other
months OFF In proportion. a large
william-st. house was credited with
buying on n scale down believed 10 be
covering OF shorts,
spot cotton. quiet. unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-01
PATROLMAN DIGS
MAN OUT OF SNOW

& Joseph Hleagua. laboring man, hv-
ink near the western city limits, In
<Delray, sought to fortify himself
against the blizzard. Friday night, and
|&1cceeded SO well that he mistook a
|&rlowbank on West Jefferson-ave.. near
||so]vay. for a downy couch, and turned
~ for the night He was just doing
'66 when ID. u. n. snow plow came
Hjong and threw %. extra blanket or
&now over him.
Fortunately for the man, Patrolman
Wallace Cowan caught a glimpse OF
is feet sticking out OF the bank OF
nov and reused the sleeping form.
HE eeliee eeHft5 Saturday morning
4Ieagna was charged with being
trunk. and Justice stein suspended
entence.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-01
earIum EnIoins Neiehbors.

An injunction In favor of Thomas
Barlum, and directed against John
Doe, Richard Roe and one Andres.
was granted by Judge Murphy Sat
urday morning. Barlum claims thai
three men, two of whom are unknown
to him, have commenced the erection
OF building on Twelfth-st., between
Perry and Bsgg-sts.. that encroacnes
on his land. He alleges they are also
damaging his building, and have al.
most filled his basement with. sand.
lime and brick.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-01
PRODUCE.

There was not very much 10 be said
for the market this morning. On ac-
count OF the snowstorm there was little
or nothing in. and but few buyers out
The market is well cleaned up on both
live and dressed poultry. as we'll as
hogs and calves. and would be In a
firm position were there any demand
Butter prices are not expected to
change any on Monday The market rs
so high now that consumers are turn
ing 10 substitutes OF some kind but
supplies are too light TO look for any
decline. For want Of anything to
change il. the market was steady in
all lines today
The Detroit times., 1908-02-01
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER,

Cameron Currie & Co.'S copper letter:
The coppers were weak in today's
short session. but the trading was on
such limited scale that declines were
or small proportions and signIficd
little. Amalgamated was the chief
loser. selling off a point I'm declining
New York market. Declines OF al half
point each were TO be seen in Copper
Range, North Butte and Utah Consoli-
dated while the balance OF the list was
soft and of fractionaily to unchanged.
The market closed duh. Bad news
,rt-rrr-rrsrt tirHrr II mrs
had of late. and IL the declining ten
dency there continues, the coppers will
undoubtedly feel the effect to Il greater
or lesser extent.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-01
App.e.--rrncy. ss0s.so; common,

s1aII.7h per Dbl
Butier-Extra creamery. ai@sac;
fsg sepasa5Sa Psssns o sfSfs
prices: Extra creameries. SIC: irsts.
Soc: crooks. q 922c; packing stock. 10
Cabbaxe-Home- grown. siG125 per
CeIery--3oG 35c per doz; California,
Cranberries-Late Howes. $500 per
eS.50WS.75 per Dbl.
CauIiiower--Califor SO per case
Chces<-Michigan full cream. l5@
Conee-Packase coffee. s1475@ISss
Dressed caives-Fancy, 79sc; COM
Dressed Hogs-Light. &c; heavy. 40
Exs.-street prices: Fresh receipts.
Extras, 23c; frsts. PC. cases included:
refrigerator extras. 17hc per doz.
Fiour-Michisan patent in wood.
:S.ss: clear, ss.i5 per Dbl.
Feed--Jobbins .ots bran. $4,000;
coarse corn meal. ss5: corn and oat
middlings. ssI ton.
Fresh vegetabIe.-Green onions, Is
g2oc per doz: cucumbers $3.50 a ]. 10 per
tuce. sQ1Oc per ID; spinach. 81 per
bu parsley 20G25c per doz; water
cress. Acc per doA
Grapes-Maiagas, s450as.5o per boil
Green Peppers--50c per basket.
,. m.yIpetroit shippers iii, are paying the
SIS q 1850; No. 2. sll014.5o;- clover
sss - wh. n7Sise o' amber
Hickory Nuts-ss per bu.
ha part sarad eq Me- e. No S0 s ear SS
cured. No. 1. 7xe; No. ,. Sc: KIP: green.
Nc NO ss No S eai fa krs ss1ed NO No. l.
i. I27s; No. 2. E.7s; sheepskins. as 70
Hardware-wire nails. $780, base
painted barbed wire. $2.3o: galvanized
barbed wire. s2.so: No. 3 annealed wire.
sa and psT cen s o S peSy
after weaving. 80 per cent of: wire
cloth, $40 per 100 feet: lap and slip
snd 80 ana 10 Ss
p'f Gime.Gi S1's5 per 100.
LeROns-Caiifornia. S30s.eo per boz.
fnshrooms-4s Rsee per H.
Oran.e:-Floridas, s2so@a75 per
box: Califosnie pavels. sz;6 @s per box
=, osicfs-.SS97Sc per bu; Spanish
'ii oii.- IA; i,nseed. 45c: boiled lin
seed. A6c gal, less i per cent FOR cash
I'm 10 days; diamond headlight kero-
sene. shc: turpentine. in barrel lots,
Pinem ppIes-Fiorida, s212so per doz
Pop Corn--Ears. 3lc per h.
P0tntOes-Car lots. e. o. b. Detroit,
600s5c per bu: new Bermudas. $2So
per bu-
PouItry-Live Springs. ioG1oAc:
hens, 9G10c; ducks, 10@t1c; geese, 10c;
turkeys, 131i4c; dressed shens. 100 lie;
springs, 11@12c: ducks. 11412c:
geese, lie; turkeys. 15@16c per 10.
Provisions--Mess pork, 1875; family
pork, S16.S0q17; light. clear, $3.50;
heavy, SIC; smoked hams. gN G10c; dry
sailed briskets, DC; shoulders. SIC:
picnic hams. SIC. bacon. 12hc; lard, In
tierces. &c: kettle rendered. loo Id.
Rabbits-S150 per doz.
sweet Potnfocs-Illinois, 31.90 per
bu: $3.50 per Dbl.
strnwberries--35 "a soc per quart.
SuGar-Crystal dominoes, $40; eagle
tablets, $G.65: cut loaf. S665; cubes
$50; xxx powdered. $3.50: stand
ard powdered. S5.55; granulated. extra
coarse, $685.: graduated In bulk, $5.15.
graduated In 10-Ib cotton bags. $3.50.
graduated in z5-lb cotton bags, $500:
Michigan granulated. 34.96; No. I. f5.1s;
No. 2. confectioners' a, 1850; No. ],
1918: No. 2. y5.15; No. .. 1910; No. =.
t5.05; No. &, 50; No. Q, t4s5; No. 2, 1870;
No s, SASS: No. Q. $3.50: Mo. 10, $4.7s:
No. ii. 1920: No. IL. $4.65: No 13. $3.50;
TslIow-No. 4. 4Ec; no 2. &c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 75c per basket.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-01
Prohibition Talks Sunday.

William p. +. Ferguson, OF Chicago,
editor OF the National Prohibitionist.
on Sunday will fire the first gun OF
the local option campaign to make
Wayne county absolutely dry, when he
speaks in the Church OF Our Father at
3 p. m. There will be special music
Mr.. Ferguson also will speak on pro.
hibition Sunday, at 10 a. M. at the
Haven NJ. +. church, Sixteenth and
Bagg-sts.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-01
Fire originating from an over-heated
stove caused $500 damage In the

Cash & Credit Cloak Co.'S establish
ment at No. 225 Brush-st., about
o'clock Friday night. Marie Lee.
colored. who occupies rooms over
the store. was Obliged to flee in
scant attire. The building is owned
by Mrs. +. j. johnny, No. 1888
Farnsworth-ave. The loss is covered
by insurance.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-01
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

Furnished by Cameron Currie & Co. /:
Adv. s45; Anal; s,24s; AZ, rs; Anc;; 8;
Bling. 7s5: Bonz,. 100; -. c. $50: Blu.
s15; c. q a, 80; Cent. 145;- Range.
295; FIR. so; CIR. 4: g. G. G., ass; Roy.
5e7: LaSai. FL: Mass. 8. Mex. 255:
Mich. 20 Mob. 90: New, $50; N. r..
|. $50: o. D.. 1.43i: Qy., 8; r. l.. los;
s. TIE. So; Shan. 70; st. Mary's. 10;
Trim, $40; =; s. 81 b. 20; do Tpd fd. xS sss'
$50; wolv.. 80: wyan.. 215.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-01
A uniaue Compliment

Sylvester A. Long lectured at
Orange, Mass. recently and after the
lecture. the manager Of the course
was listening at the rear OF the hall
to the comments OF the people as they
passed out.
one man said TO his leighbor. a
ruddy-iaced German: THE lecture was
all right. but I don't like that sub
ject Lightning and toothpicks.'
Veil" said the German, I'D vas
pesser 10 name iegsure dor vas some-
Gings like Id vas noddings dan 10
name legsure dot vas holdings like
id vas Something's. "-Lyceumite.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-01
OVER SCORE DIE
IN A FLOOD

HAZELHURST, Miss. Feb L.
Swollen streams as result OF the tor
nado and rain storm yesterday, make
IL difficult To get particulars of the
damage wrought, but present indica-
lions are that more than score OF
persons were killed and twice as
many Injured
The Detroit times., 1908-02-01

The largest yield of bone from one
whale was taken in 1883 by the Mary
and Helen. IL amounted to 800
pounds, which was worth about s15.-
900 at the prices which prevailed at
the time. =
The Detroit times., 1908-02-01

Assessor Plass 10 IN communication
with w. r. Hooker, tax commission
er OF Milwaukee,, with regard 20 the
holding OF convention OF taxing
officers OF municipalities In Mil
wuukee, aug. T. II ~ planned 70
form national association OF such
authorities and TO hold meetings
YEARLY -oftepst- and In eaAy ways
work together.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-01
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Feb 1.-Hogs-Receipts
10000. dull sc lower; light, s4.1oW4.4o To-:
mixed. $40 q $50; heavy. s4.2O@4.52ts /.
roughs. $i.2044.25; pigs. s3.504415;
workers.. s4.30n435. cattle-Receipts
500. steady; beeves, $3.60M6l0; cows
and heirers. sl.70m4.60: Texans. $3.50 q
4; calves, S54T: westerners. s3.70m460
stockers and feeders, $3.50 a $50 Sheep
Receipts 5000, weak: native and
western sheep. s3.25GJ 500: yearilnys.
i90Gt $50 native lambs. $5HT.15;
western lambs. s5W72o
The Detroit times., 1908-02-01
strawberris.IsS q svc per g1art
NEW youyx MONEy.

NEW YORK. Feb. MONEY on call
and time loans. nothing doing. Posted
rates. sterling exchange, $4.s4h 64.Ss
with actual business in bankers bills
at s4.S6.S0 a 1850 for demand. and
s4S3a for 50-day bills. Prime mcr-
camille baper. nothing doing. London
bar silver, 25h New York bar silver.
55k. Mexican dollars. ~.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-01
EAST BUFFALO,

EAST BUFFALO. N " Feb. L.
catle-Supply, so head. quiet ana
steady Neals-Receipts. $50 head,
market slow. Use lower; Gull TO choics.
50 $50. Sheep and Lambs--Receipts
1000 head. market slow and easy for
lambs. sheep active and steady: lambs
s5.25g 80. yearlings. s6@6.50: sheep.
1915 "a 5.S5. Hogs--Receipts 1850 head.
market fairly active at 5QlOc lower
yofkers, s4.5O9 LOO; pigs, $4.35M4. 10:
mixed and heavies, S4.60Q465, roughs
$3.9OM41O: stags. $3M3.5O.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-01
u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond quotations. furnished by Cam
io4h; do. coup, 1osB a104h new IS
reg 100% GfO1 r.: do, coup. 1904 "a
10fi new As reg. 1lsn120; do, coup,
The Detroit times., 1908-02-01
Markets ead Finance
day, 10, cars. year ago. 226 cars.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
Heported for The Time. through
Fred \. Osborne a Co.. bankers and
brokers. penobscot bufldfngD.

-. NsgoEAs No.s bankrhs anu
brokers. renobseot buflding).
CHICAGO. Feb. Wheat opened y
q sc higher on the demand from
shorts Liverpool closing cables We're
unchanged to IA lower. Worlds ship
ments are estimated at l0,40OQQ0 bush
els. Northwest cars were ls2 against
226 last year. Cables were weak early
but rallied on Broomhalls bullish es-
innate Oh American reserves and light
Australian shipments.
Opening prices; Wheat--May. 90 a.
s6itc. Corn-May. 5sG59bc Oats
May 6l4c Fork-May, sl2.25. Lard
May, 800 G7.6TiR. Ribs-May. s6.b7 y.
CHICAGO. Feb. Close. Wheat
May, 95 = q SOC. Corn--MaS. 5STsc. Oats
May 81 &c. Pork-May. $12.OTQ
i2io. Lard-May. s76T, asked. Ribs
May, S6.55.
CHICAGO. Feb I. 49, Cash grain.
Wheat-No. ? red. 92& a 95c; No. 2 hard
; hard. Ss& a SIC: No. 5 spring. sscT
tl.06. Corn-No. white. ole. No 3
yellow. b2hc. No. 4, 47M iSc Oats
No. ,. white. asa soc; No white. asa
4Sc; standard. 51hc
The Detroit times., 1908-02-01

it's shows that the recall OF such de-
POSTS is about completed for the
present.
The reserve required Is tZ,oS3soio
more than last week.
The surplus now is s40.526,1sb, COM
pared with S12,BA.t00 In 1907.
Not counting reserve against united
States deposits. the surplus Is 500
7S2,72b.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-01
Quotations by Cameron currie * Co.
lblBid. lslspllt. lnl Som
TOLEDO GRAIN.

Cash, s4Ac; May. 97hc; July. s4Ac;
Sept, 92c. Corn-Cash, 531ac; May.
59Ac; July. 5sBc; Sept, 5sc. Oats
Cash. Sic; May, 52kc; July. i7hc; Sept
81 nc. Glover seed--Cash. Feb. and
March. S11.35: April. slI.15: Oct.
sS.07ie Prime alslke, 5000. Prime
timothy, Se..5
The Detroit times., 1908-02-01

Leonardo da vinci was passionate.
" fond OF oranges, and WIN THIS fruII
and bread he would at any time make
a meal.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-01
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.

EAST BUFFALO.
Livestock Report Ky SadIer, Rorick a
Co., Commission Merchants
BUFFALO, Feb. i.--tSpecial. Cattle
Receipts light steady. Hogs-Re-
ceipts 5000: pigs, s4.30I4 40: all others
$500. Sheep-Receipts 1000; top lambs
$40; top calves. $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-01
LOCAL STOCKS.

Thr following quotations Furnished
by Lewis q. Gorton. No. 1915 Majestic
building, Jan. 81. 1908.