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The Detroit times., 1908-04-22

class strawberries were scarce but
there was fair supply OF medium
fruit
Appies--Fancy. ssGsse, Common. 81
Beans-Dried Lima sAusc per 10
red kidney, sl.e0@2 per bu.
cries, zoe; nrsis, sIc; crooks. a3c;
packing stock l79c per ih.
Cabbaxe-Home-gr 81 per bbl
Ceiery-Florida. rs per crate.
Cranberries--iate Howes. $3.50 per
CauiiGower--Californ IS per crate
Chee~e--Michigan full cream lac:
Octobers. Ice per 10.
coTee--PaeiSase coffee sit.7S9iass
per 100 lbs
Dressed Hess--Light 7g7ae per ID:
common. 6dpTc per ID.
Dressed Caives-Fancy. sh g7c: com
mon. sUbc per 10.
EExs--Michignn cure nj receipts. ex-
ira. case count. l5lsc per dozs
Elour-Miehisan patent, in wood
ss s sSsHnd , psss per- e iSi'S straight
Feed--Johbing lots; bran. sas.oo:
sesrse Germ meal. as; corn and pat
mlddsings, $40 per ton.
Fresh veSe,abis---,sreen onions i5c
per doE. cueumbers. si.75 per dozen;
Dsr Ss pa Gs per az 5e p sna asa sae
ter cress. f0c per doz. plepiant. 4vc per
doz; esParagus, $3.50 per doz: green
green Beans psr su ,sc ssaS Ss $3.50
GraPes--Maisgss. sa.So95.5o per Dbl
Green repprr.--s0c per basket
painted barbed wire. s23e. galvanized
parbed wire. 81. so: No. y anneaied wire,
sa3s: poultry netting before weaving,
So and mr. cent on: poultry netting.
after weaving. so per cent OF; wire
Joint >avetrough. SO and 10 per cent
pipe. 70 and s ger cent or.
i4@l5c: extracted. spsc. per 10.
Hickory Nnt--s2 per bu.
car lots: {. Q: b; pstroit: No. timothy.
:isSo: rye straw. 81: wheat and oat
straw. s6ge50 ton. in car lots
Hidss-No | cured O. sc: No. cured
cured i NO green e: 10 sM as KIP KIP
Gait Gait" cured. No. !. lie; No. 2. sseU' eaf
o osse HIDES NG No. l0f 8, 49, No H p sheep o
skins. as 10 wool 25c@$l
Iimes---yi al ~ per 100.
I.cmeus---Cal ifornla. f39nSS0 Ger box.
Maple Sugar--New, pure. i5c per ID.
Mushrooms--5Oc per 10.
Onions-5Oa 75c per bu: Texas. $3.50
aIi.RRaw linseed. tse. boiled I'm
seed. fSc gal. less per cent for cash
In 10 days: diamond headlight kero.
scne. SIC: tnrpentine. in barrel lots.
SEC per gal
0ranxe.-Calitornia navAls. sa7503
per box.
PinenppIes-Fiorida. $2e5G3 per doz
Pop C0rn--Ears. 1 y p2c per Id.
PoIafoes-Car lots. T. o. b. Detroit
I0075c per bu; new Bermudas. $500
Ger Du.
Parifry--Hens- 131ac: springs. i34 a
lac; stays 11c. ROSTERS. Sc: ducks, Is
Ollie; gese. i0Glic: turkeys 10 o i6c
per ID.
ProYision~--Mess pork. si350; family
pork, $1,000 II: light. clear. $500.
heavy. SIC; smoked hams. l0%c: dry
salted briskets. So U9c: shoulders. &c:
picnic hams. Sc: bacon. IL Iilnc: lard.
tn tlerces, 9i.c kettle rendered. i0A :
ID
s,rAwberrie.-,s.25 per 24-pt case;
81 per 24-qt case.
sweet PotatoeS-Iilinois. s202. per
bu: So per Dbl
sugsr--Crystai dominoes. 81. 20: eagle
tables, s715: cut loaf. Sis: cubes.
Sc. 20: xxx powdered ss.05: granu-
lated, extra coarse, s5.15: graduated In
bulk yj.e5: granulated. in l0-lb cotton
| bags $3.50; GRADUATED. I'm 25-ib cottun
sonfectioners A. $3.50; No. /. ss.ss; Nc.
1850: No, 6. .s5;a5; No. I. $50; No. 9.
| Is. 20: No ~. s5.15: no. Is, y5.i5: No. -,
/ s. %: No. 1 5. $50 per 100 lbs.
Observation-Disclosures. $2.s5 per crate
The Detroit times., 1908-04-22
FLASHED BY WIRE

NEW ORLEANS, La. April o.
Elections In city and state yesterday
were very tame. Hon. X. Y. Sanders
for governor and the entire Demo
cratic state ticket were elected by
sweeping maioritles.
ATLANTIC CITY, ". j., April a.
The body OF r. Albert Marsh, former
head OF the big company which con-
trolls the Menhaden fishing industry
along the Atlantic coast and who dis
appeared in November last. was found
this morning floating In the thorough
fare al Trenton and Sunset-aves.
CHICAGO. April 22.--Rev. John G..
Ewens, for the last three years rec
tor OF the Episcopal Holy Trinity
church at Manistee. Mich. was re-
ceived into the RonantCatholic church
Tuesday The Daptismal ceremonies
were performed by FIR. p. J. O'Cal-
laghan. at St Mary's church. Chi
cago
ALBANY, ". ". April 22.--The
Coney Island five-cent fare bill passed
the senate today by large majority.
Inc measure udfiuk diicduf PdSotN
the assembly, II will go TO Gov.
Hughes for his approval.
WASHINGTON, April 22.-Senator
McCumber, chairman OF the pensions
committee, reported the pension ap-
propriations bill to the senate this at
ternoon. The bill 10 one OF the larg-
est ever reported from the commit
tee. IL provides for total OF $685.
05S 900
LONDON, April 22--Alired Gwynne
Vanderbilt started his first trial run
this morning from London TO Brighton
on the stage coach Meteor, prior to
the Inauguration of the public service
on May a. Mr.. vanderbilt's manager.
Charles Wilson. drove the famous
team OF grays up 10 the door, OF the
Berkeley hotel. where Mr.. Vanderbilt
took the reins and went on at smart
nara
The Detroit times., 1908-04-22
WOMAN TRIES TO
BR|BE MAYOR"
ERNIE kURz
OFFERS TO SPLIT PROFITS ON
PATENT HORSE COLLARS iF
FAVORABLE ORDINANCE is
PUSHED THROUGH.

II was Mayor Ernie Kurz for q
few minutes Ia the mayoral chamber
Wednesday morning
During the brief period OF his in
cumbency. Kurz bore himself with
dignity and turned aside a dazzling Of
fer of a bride made by plump Chi
cago woman who had patent horse
collars TO sell.
looks like 8 book agent" was the
sage report O; Sergt. Alvin Hicks,
who acts as lookout for the city's ex.
ecutive. Just as the city hall clock
chimed IL bells
You be mayor for awhile--Im
busy" commanded Mayor Thompson
TO his secretary.
Kurz stalked majesticaliy out and
was amazed at the project that was
Immediately unfolded by his fair
caller.
I'm selling these horse collar pads
and 1 want an ordinance passed that
will compel every horse owner TO buy
one" said the visitor. Il Will give
you half the profits on all the pads
solids in Michigan IL you put IL
through. II cost SO much to get an
ordinance through the council In Chi
cago that | thought I'd just offer the
mayor here a half interest because II
would be cheaper"
Mayor" Kurz looked up at the
ceiling and back again. He thought
or the 5000 horses in an around De
troit suffering from the use OF unpat-
ented collar pads. Then he remem-
bered his duty.
Madam. you'll have to excuse me-
I'm not that kind OF a mayor" he
said
Then he returned 10 the real may
oral presence and resigned at once.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-22
In Senate and House

WASHINGTON. April es.--fn the SON
rte today. Mr.. NcCumbcr. from tho pen
sions committee, reported the pension
appropriation bill. ff
Mr., Hopkins, OF Illinois. introduced a
bill 10 make OCT. -. a national HOLIDAY
70 be named Discovery day.
The COMMITTEES on foreign relations
orieny but took no ffnai action.
Ar. warner. Of Missouri continued
he remarks on the Bro wnsviils case.
The house psssed q bilI sfrectics ths
entry OF OIL lands.
Tcntativc. agreements were reach cd
~ NE COMMITTEES on Judiciary on the In
sssSs On n: lS;SSe ssss os..s re y.
I !: = 81 &c. -; HssSs e;
The Detroit times., 1908-04-22
rRAIN KILLS BROTHERS
AS 1T STRIKES AUTO

(. .DEAHBORN. Mich, April 22.--(Spe-
" las they were crossing the Mich
IAN Central railway tracks In Ford
l0n4bout. shortly after i O'Clock Tues
nv, Afternoon, Charles and William
oicott, brothers. OF Milan, were
truck by fast Michigan Central pas
1nker train and instantly killed. Both
6oo we're horribly mangled and the
echine was demolished, pieces OF the
WI being strewn along the track.
lillian Wolcott, who owned the
Machine. accompanied by Charles. for
&o purpose of bringing the machine
&ck to Milan. The bodies were placed
toard the baggage car and brought
va Dearborn.
Z EnarIes and William Wolcott we're
c<h well known In Milan, where they
>1. lived practically all their lives.
IUIAm conducted a confectionery
tQfc and Charles was the proprietor
~ \ barber shop.
& william Wolcott, who was 40 years
MAJ Ii survived by a wife and daugh.
TIL aged l2 years. while Charles, aged
H leaves a wife and son. aged rs
IfI Harriet wolcott. the aged mother
Frustrated over the accident.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-22

NEW YORK. April 22.-Furnished by
Cameron currie g. Co. Many manipula-
tive ORDERS were put in by the different
bull cliques this morning, the success
full Pennsylvania loan being used as the
bull argument with incidental refer
ence TO the coming rise In freight rates.
The general market was extremyIy
strong during the first hour. Union M
eific leading and touching Its previous
high record OF 1874. which remains
90 far the high point OF 1908. On the
advance the selling looked rather good
and the market has since become quiet
err and sold of fractionally from the
best prices. The undertone, however,
remains strong and sentiment on the
whole IS pulitsh. Speculation entirely
ignored the heavy gold engagements,
as IL quite natural considering the
state OF the money market. They were
also without effect on money rates. me
movement promises to run 10 consiNer-
able proportions, but II Is entirely nor
NAL and natural under the circun-
stances and should not be considered
at all unfavorably.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-22
ITALIANS KILLED IN
WRECK OF LOG TRAIN

B ye1LLIAMsPORT. Pa. April a.
|o1f Italians were killed outright. one
nk1Ily injured, who died on the train
|1ile en- route to the Willamsport hos
~ and four others probably fatally
11tfed In wreck OF log train OF
W LAQuin Lumber road at Whalen.
~ morning.
Nature OF the reverse lever on the
11iDe 10 operate allowed the train 10
~ away. With one fiat car attached
NJ engine gained terrific speed and
|11 derailed by safety switch. The
he was not badly damaged, but
II ear was demolished. Twenty-Five
lInns were on the car.
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BIRs sOMERsAUL1
AUTO RACE
COURSE
<onrEsTANTs IN sHlARcLiFFE
EvENr HAVE rRousLE MAKING
THE ruRNs--slo EVENT oEflN'
irELv ARRANGED FOR FRIDAY.

NEW YORK. April 22.-Two race
1r3rers and their two mechanicians
we're hurt and two of the racing cars
uttered for Fridays trophy contest
2pyer the Briarcliff course were badly
MANAGED today during daredevil prac-
kca spins at two OF the bad turns OF
Ne tortuous Hudson valley roads.
81 George Robertson and his helper
.ore hurled from their car as IL
Eidded and jumped the road into the
itch nj -wampus lake. His Panhard
M WAS almost total wreck.
"A. J. Campbell. driving an Allan
<fueston car. was upset and he and
>in mechanician were flung out into
- road ut the turn leading to the
fdee at Amonk, only a few miles
onfh OF where Robertson met with
Is spill. The Kingston car was bad
smashed.
Robertson was one OF the nrst OF
Eno 22 cars to start out on the course
oday to try the roads for the next TO
&6 last time before the big race on
xfdnv. He and his mechanician
sere dung out bodily. The car rolled
ver once and then settled down on
Is az them. Robertson and his help
we're badly cut and bruised. but
Hnnared TO get from beneath the ma
l6ine.
E Campbell had his head and face
<odiy cut. His mechanician was Sc
Crely bruised.
There was some good time made by
1ome OF the 20 other entrants over the
onfse today. Two OF the Stearns and
ImpIex cars covered the 80 miles OF
nv course In A minutes The race
~ Friday will be ten times around
30 course. or $50 miles in all.
Pfeparations for the race were prac-
|1{colly completed today. The officials
having the contest In charge have de-
>ooited the necessary $4,000 with the
0kets authorities TO guard against In
Jury to the roads.
The Briarcliff trophy race viii be
1he most notable auto road race ever
held In America. IL is over 81 miles
of typical New York state roads. start
tns ct Briarcliffe Manor. in Westches-
ter county The circuit is the most
dfzdcult and hazardous ever offered for
IN automobile speed contest
There are no less than 20 sharp or
winding turns in the SO miles OF the
course Ten OF these turns are OF the
|@crpentine or IS" variety. there are
9xeral "hair.piny turns and half
|oaeu sharp swerves In the course at
oWprgrade. The race will be test
I'm speed. power, endurance and stabil-
Iky4 Oneeighth OF the course is I'M
kerdened.
< The race will be international in
'<hnrActer. and will bring an aggrega-
Mon or fearless race drivers. such as
1ever before has been seen In Amer
~. There are six Italian, three
french, one Austrian and one German
~rs In the list OF entries
The Detroit times., 1908-04-22
KNOX TO SPEAK IN
NEW YORK., ON RVS,

NEW YORK. April f2.-senator p.
@. Knox. of Pennsylvania. arrived here
from washington 20 deliver a speech
tonight before the Civic Forum. At
Carnegie hall. Senator Knox will
speak on "Ths railroads. the people
and the national authority The
speaker will treat this subject In q
seml-peliticnl manner, speaking from
hla experience In the legal department
OF the United Bta,es government.
The arrival OF Bcnssor Knox today
made the fourth presidential possibil-
icy In New York this week.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-22
WANTS EMPLOYMENT
ORDINANCE REVISED

Attorney Frank Bumps appeared bs-
fore the council ordinance committee,
Wednesday morning. to argue for a
repeal OF the section In the present
ordinance governing employment
agencies which prevents the agencies
from charging more than stated sum
for securing positions which pay less
than $50 per month. The COMMITTEES
did not take favorably TO the pro-
posed change and will probably refuse
10 recommend It.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-22
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, Aprll 22.--Ciose: Cash
wheat Is showing more strength than
the futures. but at one time on We'd
nesday. everything on the list moved
up. later decline clipped on the
greater part of the gain and left Sep
tember lower than IL was at the start.
desired. and II IL difficult TO hold any
strength I'm the new wheat soptions.
Cash wheat IL under control OF Armour.
who says he is not doing any manipu,,
the May option notwithstanding
Wheat quotstions--Cash No. 2, ssc;
May opened with an advance of &c. at
se a anSan ciosed 20 at ss Ss sfn Wheat az
opened unchanged at s9hc. advanced
TO sokc. declined to sshc. and closed
70 opf . SsSnsd 20
SIC. and closed at s7i&c; No. 9 red. s5e;
No, / white. CSC.
Coarse grsin quotations; ~ oce s,n
oats-cash No. white. SIC asked
May. SAC; No. white. car at 6Shc.
Rye---cash No. 2 S.Mc
e esn seeaf si2s s sp5i 1879 bag.
sl2: October. 400 bags at 37.Go.
Timothy seed--Prime spot, 100 bags
at az.
wednesday. included 1000 bbis OF hour
dra walls were Zoo bills OF -four, stooks
s corn 's sssio s Ss OF OF os: Ass
| lev, and f1,i09 bu OF rye.
wheat receipts In the northwest Ia
cars; yehr a6o. 54s.
Wheat IN liverpool closed I'D higher
i 10 unoha nsed, and corn Nd higher.
Wheat receipts at Winnipeg. ie3 cars
year ago. 203 care.
s., Louis wheat receipts. 5000 bu
! year ago, aI,O0o bu.
So faf am btl
Wheat receipts al primary points
wednesday. $4,000 but year ago, 1ss,'
CHICAGO GRAIN.
| CHICAGO. April e5,-Wheet epenef
steady and DEVELOPED firm tone Inn
msdIE.eiy after on buying by commits
| sion housos with offerings light Ma,
sold up &c, and July and septsmbs'
NqHc The selling was 5csttsrsd
s Ssy. s csT 'suassa is ~ %S' fsst
lNsS vlli} Lsra-As1 ist sTsSa
The Detroit times., 1908-04-22
BOSTON COPPER
COPPER LETTER.

Furnished BY Cameron currie 4 Co.
for April %.
Opening copper cable: Spot. ass IL cd
down, IS Cd. futures. ass - Cd. down
IS Cd
The coppers opened quiet this morn
ing. with the bulk of the trading IN
North Butte. that stock developing "A
strong tone I'm the early trading ana
advancing a point before the noon
hour. United states Smelling, pre-
ferred. was also a strong feature, rIs-
ing IN over yesterdays closing price
Amalgamated was fractionaiiy higher
Greepc-Cananea fell fractionally below
\. There was little trading IN The pai-
ance of the list, with prices unchanged
up TO midday. Early London cables
were slightly lower for the metal
The Detroit times., 1908-04-22
BosTON WOOL.

BOSTON, April 22.--The wool market
10 much quiefer than during the prev
ions fortnight. but there 10 more en-
couraging tone Values. however. are
not expected TO change in either dircc-
ton In tho immediate future. The load
ing domestic quotations are as follows:
Ohio and Pennsylvania fieeces-Xx- %
69lc: X. s0931o: No. 4 washed. SEQ
$40: fine unwashed. 220 1Sc; half-biood
combing 270 2sc: - -blcod combing. ~
0sso, blood combinx. 81 $50; y :
blood combing, ae&37o; delaine washed,
Se0s7c, Michigan Wisconsin and New
York fleeces---Fins unwashed, f1427c;
dsisine unwashed. $50 $50; k-biood un-
q gee; Y blood unwashed. $40 Sac. Ken
tucky Indiana and Missouri--A- biood,
SSNf7c; Y blood. 2302So. SECURED
bsslsi resas-Fine ia.i,,onths. soQssc;
G4sc, caIisorniaLNorthsrn, ss0s!e,
So Ss%', orssonobsstsrn No. stspis. ssx
ESQ., eastern No; clothing, ssGsyo.
staple, 90 q ESQ. nne medium staple, 50 q
oOcl fine medium clothing, et0becl fine
clothing, 6Q9ssc! H-blocd, gohs!cs -.
bleed s.91 sio .sssos A.. 80 ~ fsYI's
supers. f4U $50
The Detroit times., 1908-04-22
Reported for The Times by Cameron
Currie & Co., lls-I1S Griswoldst.:
COPPEH MARk ET-CLOsE.

Arc. 3s4 Bos. Cons. j. Y Butte Gin.
s4A g. a H. $50; Cent. 2i: DAILY ".
"a Ely. s: g. Can. Z X Han. IA: La
Sale. i3: Hob, AZ: Mich. 1917; Mex.
Con, sla; Nip, So New Cons ms, iih
324.: Csc. So. Par. 1885 Raven. "a
Shan. iIIa Sup. Pitts. 11Ts: Tam.
13L Utah Cons, asa. u. 3. r.. 3,
2eK do nfd 40
The Detroit times., 1908-04-22
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

BOSTON. Mass. April 22.--Sales. fur
nished by Cameron Currie & Co: Adv.
100: All. 100: Bling, rs: b. C.. sos;
Butte. $50. G. T. A.. is: C. 4 H.. 81.
cent. 10: Mer. so; Range. 1873: ID. w,
40; FIR. $50; q. C. G.. 1862: Roy. 1850;
200: N. r.. 1929: o. c.. /; o. D.. 325.
Par. 227: Qy.. IS; r J.. so; Shan. so:
Trim, 1s5. Z. s. Oil, 275: u. 8. r.. age:
The Detroit times., 1908-04-22
GROSvENOR PREDICTS
THE DEFEAT OF BRYAN

WASHINGTON, April 22.-Gen.
Grosvenor, of Ohio. declares In an in
terview today that Bryan will be nomi-
mated by the Democrats and will be
defeated. He says he will carry the
south. but nothing else. Gray. says
Grosvenor,> would be strong In the
east. and that's where the Democrats
need strength Taft. Is sure TO be
named by the Republicans. adds the
Ohfo vataran
The Detroit times., 1908-04-22
PRODUCE.

susIns,. was sSIss s s.S.yr . sns Pre- ire
marie. va: an os.;s, 'tssey ot ,usss
ohsnrs IN prsss. and vegetables wore
sctivs. Buttsr and eggs were un-
changsd Poultry vas scarce. FIRST
The Detroit times., 1908-04-22
Markets ord Finance

ga. %
While there were advances in wheat
" ! Sc May. aud i.c July. corn was
u a. Sc lower oats were unchanged
about unchanged.
Closing prices wheax-May. 90 ~ g
lcorn~-May. 6sA g6d% u SO ssc oats
May, 90 Asc. Pork--May., Sf2t1As bid
Lard-May. ss.ss+s. RibszMay ss.7s's
The Detroit times., 1908-04-22
BANKERS ORDERS
DOMINATE MARKET
UNION PACIFIC rs MADE FEA
TuRE. ADVANCING TO
t29 IL.
STOCK wARkET-cLosE.

Am. T. a ~, 33h Am. Loco. 49, 10
pfc. s+4s Am. Sugar. 1854 Am Sihei -
r. a = Re. ~ Am Wool, 1874 b. 8
O.. $685.; 3. X. Tr.. ae: Cent Leath'.
sss ca. & ohio. 81 = Can pac; iS ai:
G; 4 CT W. "a Colo q 10 I; 20 p pis =
Rio Or iss. Erie. is do lists, si; Gen
Else.. ISL; III Cent. ia Il L. q NJ 70,
Men. Cent. les NJ TEX, "a
Mo. PA Pac.. IN: Nat. Bis. SO; Nat. Lead
Nortn. Pae.. I2sx n. Y. c. s. H.. s7s
Ont = w asa: Penn; li'i Pso Gas Gas
ISL lSL: do pfd. IS. st. Paul lisa
Schloss 81. a.: South. Pae;. ssi Sonth'
Bonds. ssIs L. $. Steel, ssh DO pfd'
9sA w u Teis- 81.
NEW YORK. April 22.-The stock
market opened irregular with the list
as whole slightly lower. Pennsyi
vania was down Is; St. Paul and
Union Pacific. IA Canadian Pacinc
s.s. Amalgamated Copper. American
Smelling and Steel. Is: Great North
ern preferred, Northern Pacific and
Reading unchanged. Gains OF S-s were
scored by Baltimore 4 Ohio. Ia oy
Erie. and Ia by Atchison. After the
initial transactions the list hardened
The market this morning was dom
mated wholly by orders coming from
banking interests and other pools
which lift prices without regard 10
news or conditions. Union Pacific
was made feature and after opening
Ia of advanced TO l2s l-2.
Reading again moved in close touch
with Union Pacific and after slight
recession in early trading moved up
over one point toward the end OF the
first hour Other railroad stocks.
while not active as far as business
was concerned, generally made frac-
tional gains and in some cases where
the supply was scant advances OF over
one point were recorded. A great
deal Of speculative interest was at
tached 10 trading in Steel common. OF
which Shearson, Hamil & Co. were
again buyers. but above 35 the stock
seemed TO be more freely supplied
than ii was q, any time for several
days.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-22
Both Surprised.

Tcaohcr--I am surprised that you
were lighting with Willie Jones and
bruised him up that way--f nsvsr sx-
pected anything like that from you.
sohnnio--Well. teacher, TO tell the
truth. ] didn't think I could Hex him,
meself.--PhiIadolphia Press.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-22
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bonds. furnished by Cameron Currie
q Co. New 20 reg, 1o3& 0104 do,
ioi f.: do, coup. ioiHQIo2; new ls
reg. 119k 6i2oh do. coup. 1924 bid.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-22
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. April "a reaction
airy tendency was apparent at the out
set OF the cotton market this morning
The trend in this direction started with
Liverpool Trading was only modcr-
ately active.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-22
LIVE STOCK
EAST BUFFALO
Report OF Market Opening by sadier,
Rerfck q Co.. Com m salon Merchants.

BUFFALO. April 22.--t Especial cat
tle-Receipts light and strong. Hogs
Receipts 2.6O0. medium and heavy,
$50; workers., $s0s.l0; pigs. 5000
$50. Sheep--Receipts 5000; top wool
lambs. sS.ss clips. $40; top calves.
xs.25.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-22
Quotations by Cameron currle & Co.
Open. High Low Close
tb)Bid. lslSp!it. tn)Nominal.
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO O.. April 22.-By Finley
July. ssse: Sept. see. corn-No. ) yell
low. 6sc; May, 67hc; July. SAC; Sept.
S3hc. oats--No. white. sac; May.
53ssc: July. +7Sc; Sept, 81 sc. Glover
$50.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHILAJO, April gE.-HoBs-Rectlpl g
$4,000. weak to sc lower. light and
heavy. s5.s0Q5.so: mixed. $3.50 S.S2E;
roughs. $500 $50. workers.. s5.70n
515. pigs, $415u5.50. Cattie--Receipts
$4,000. steady; beeves, y+.6og5 40, Tex
as steers, s4.5005.50; western steers.
s4.s0q550. stockers and feeders. IS. 25
$3.50; cows and heifers. ~ 2Sge,so'
calves. $4.50 u $50 Sheep-Receipts To-
900. weak TO loo lower. natives and
westerns, s4.s0Q SEQ yearlings. s6.40 o.
s.1o: lambs. natives, $50 go; westerns,
gs1.6S
The Detroit times., 1908-04-22
clerk John AneIIn, Of the city trsss-
urer's Office, on Wednesday sent out

four of the smallest checks that
ever went out OF that once. In
the street opening award for the
opening OF Lawton-ave.. from Nc
Graw-ave. TO the boulevard. four
proporty-owners got only SIX cents
damages each.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-22
ToLE MILLIONS; Now
ELD FOR PALTRY THEFT

00oTON. April 22.-Maximilian
1oenbein. better known a. Max
|(nborn. one Of the greatest bank.
okers the world ever has known.
- - said to have made avv,y with
nv than 12.000.000 In var Is rob-
11o. WIS released Sunday, from
e New Hampshire state prison at
&cord. Yesterday he was rearresf-
|'1n the charge OF stealing 4 paltry
Unborn had just completed term
s boot seven and q half years for
ne vault at Walpole. ". H.,
IA years ago. The police authori-
<ove admitted that Shjnborn
&old On his criminal record, the
"a larceny having been commit
4 lodging house In Cbandler.st.
ehlnborn WAS staying.
(>AoO. April PA man b
10 Be speck" Cheevstsnt
~ a empjoye OF the oarricl
wan reported by dispatches
10 conznitted suicide today a
The Detroit times., 1908-04-22

CA 0R On IA.
B...,A. p's klnd ym Eas Assr bsss
''',;'-' lzfZEzss
The Detroit times., 1908-04-22
MARkEr CLOSE.

EAST BUFFALO, April 22.--Cattle---
Receipts so head. active and steady.
Neals-Recelpts 500 head. active and
firm. S5u7.?5. Sheep and Iambs-Re-
eeipts 400 head. lambs active, steady:
sheep slow, wool lambs. $3.50 Is. 40:
clipped lambs. $50T.40: yearlings, $50
a S.65: clipped wethers, $6U6.s5: ewes.
s5.2545.T5; mixed sheep. $5te6. Hogs
Receipts 1850 head. market slow. lOu
l5c lower; workers., s5.90Q6.l0. pigs.
SIS. 40 Il 5.6U. mixed and heavies. SO 10.
roughs. s5q5.2s: stays, ssQ4.50.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-22

class strawberries were scarce but
there was a fair supply OF medium
o..
The Detroit times., 1908-04-22

Cotton prices. furnished ny Camera,