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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22
TREVELYAM FACES
I SERIOUS CHARGE
MAN WHO TRIES TO KILL SWEET
HEART IS BROUGHT BEFORE
JUSTICE.

Lieut.. III. A. j. Trevelyan, the for
mer British army officer, who armed
Z hlmselif with a weird assortment OF
death producers. and set out to kill
his sweetheart. Nellie Tucker, OF
Stony island, must face trial on the
charge OF assault with intent TO kill.
He was taken To Justice Funston s
court. on Crosse lie, at noon, Monday.
10 answer warrant drawn up by As
sistant Prosecutor Aldrich.
Miss Tucker and her father. Chas
Tucker. visited police headquarters,
Monday morning, and were later TAX
en- TO the prosecutors office, The
young woman was still excited over
her terrible experience. She says that
storm shed. on the rear OF the Van
Tuyl residence. where her sister is en-
ployed. saved her life.
Trevelyan had sent message. pur-
porting 10 come from her sister, and
she. never thinking that he was on
Crosse lie, started for her sisters
home. Near the ferry, she met Treve-
lyan.
Il never expected To see you" she
said.
NO. but | want to see you" he re-
piled, In voice that frightened her
She turned and ran, but he follow
ed. and when she saw Ferryman Mar
tin. she called To him for help. con.
finuing her race toward the Van Tuyl
home.
She extinguished a lantern which
she carried, and sought hiding place
In the yestibule of the shed. but he
found her. and grabbing her. closed
the door on her arm and drew his re-
volver. She was screaming wildly.
and as he leyeled the revolver at her
head. through the aperture in the
door. Martin and several other men
rushed 10 the spot. Trevelyan fed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22
CAUGHT RED-HANDED,
YET PLEAD NOT GUILTY"

Edward Butler, Clarence jenkins
and Charles Mason, who were caught
the-actof- plnndering Leo Hennes
home. st. Antoine-st.. early Monday
morning. were arraigned before JUS
tice stein. Monday. OH charges OF bur
glary. All pleaded not guilty, In spite
OF the fact that Patrolmen John Ster-
ling had found them with the goods
Each solemnly declared that he was
seeking repose in the house. and knew
nothing Of the quantities OF lead pipe
and chandeliers which had been strip
ped from the walls and ceilings
They were held in $500 bail. for ex-
examination March 0.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22
SMITH NAMED FOR
FOREIGN AFFAIRS
SENATE COMMITTEES ARE AN.
NoUNcED-lNSuRG REPu6-
LIcANs TREATED GOOD.

WASHINGTON. March 22.-When
the senate committee ON committees
made It's report today II vas fou.ld
that insurgent Republicans had beef:
treated better than they mad expected.
With the exception OF La Toilette prac.
tically all of the younger Republicans
are assigned Ia important committees.
II was said that Senators Scott anu
Elkins are not satisfied with their as
signments and that they had hoped
to get on more committees. Al the
Republican caucus, held this morning.
these two senators put up stiff
fight. Just what the outcome Will be
is uncertain.
The committees as reported by Sen
ator Aldrich are as follows:
Committee on appropriations-Hal
chairman: Perkins. Warren, Gallinger.
Elkins, kean, Burkett. Curtis. Tillman.
Daniel. Clay. Foster and Culberson.
Committee ON foreign relations
Cullom. chairman. Frye, Lodge.
Clarke. OF Wyoming; kean. Bever-
idge. Carter, Smith, of Michigan:
Root, Bacon, Money. Frazier. Stone
and Shiyeley.
Committee on claims-Burnham
kean, SmOot, stephenson, nicndruSoh'
Page, Crawford. Bristow, Dolliyer,
Martin. Overman. Frazier, Davis and
Paynter.
Committee on interstate commerce
-Eikins, chairman; Cullom, Aldrich'
Kean, Clapp. Crane, Nixon. Cummins'
Tillman, McLauren, Foster, Newlands
and Taylor
Committee on judiciary-Clark. o.
wyoming, chairman; Nelson. Depew.
Dillingham;, Sutherland. Pyles. Warner.
Brandegee, Borah, Bacon. Culberson'
Clark, OF Arkansas; Overman. Raynor
and Paynter.
Committee on finance - Aldrich.
chairman: Burrows, Penrose. Hale
Cullom. Lodge, McCumber, Smoot,
Flint. Daniel. Money, Bailey. Tallia'
ferro and Simmons.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22
W|SNER NOW
SEEKS DIVORCE
BASES ACTION ON ATTEMPT TO
SLUG HIM WHEN HER BILL
is DISMISSED.

Elizabeth A. Wisner, who figured In
an amusing and somewhat sensational
episode In the county, building several
weeks ago. was named as defendant
In suit for divorce filed by her hus-
band. Harry A. Wisner.
AT the previous trial the bill fled
by Mrs. Wisner was dismissed. This,
coupled with the fact that her hus-
band made damaging charges against
her character, caused Mrs. Wisner to
become real peeved. and after the
trial she chased her husband through
the corridors OF the county building
and out into the street, where she at
tempted To beat him. She was re-
strained by a policeman. After the
officer let her go she chased her hus--
band up the street for several blocks,
followed by a hooting crowd. This act
on the part OF his wife forms the prin-
cipal ground on which the husband
asks for decree.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22
SAYS SALOON is
BEING OBLITERATED

They call 1t temperance wave"
said W.. G.. Morrow 10 the Business
Mems class of the First Congregation
al church. Sunday noon, but 1t Is
something more than wave. II Is a
deep and growing conviction that the
saloon is entirely and utterly bad. with
nothing to defend its existence"
Mr.. Morrow gave startling stats
tics OF the anti-saloon movements
progress throughout the country. He
looks upon II as a repetition Of the
tremendous public awakening that
swept away the curse OF slavery. In
Michigan Mr. Morrow said the anti
saloon league expects victory In all of
the % counties that are to vote on To-
cal option next month. Business men
who formerly opposed the movement
are now writing the league In support
OF IL.
Several members Of the class sup
ported Mr. Morrow's claim that pro-
hibition is effective in the south and
in Maine, from personal observation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22
DODGE GETS ALIMONY
CUT TO So A WEEK

Thomas l.. Dodge. the former store
detective and now a saloonkeeper at
Michigan and Casssayes--- who Is alleg.
ed to have deserted HIS wife and
young son, asked Judge Murphy. Mon
day To amend the order requiring him
to pay sl2 per week alimony. When
the order was made Mrs. Dodge was
paying $50 per month rent. Since her
husband left. her father and mother
have moved I'm with her, and they pay
the rent. Dodge also presented an
AFFIDAVIT in which he swore that his
saloon business Is losing venture
In view OF this showing Judge Muir.
ply reduced the alimony TO s. per
week. to run until the divorce, suit is
disposed of.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22
POOR PAY DRIVES
GIRLS TO SHAME.
COULD BE KEPT FROM STREET
BY HIGHER WAGES. pERELIcT
TELLS THE COURT.

That factory girls are driven TO lives
OF shame by insufficient wages was
the assertion made by Nellie Smith.
who Is one of them. In the police
court. Monday morning. Nellie was
charged with disorderly conduct by
fatroiman Lingeman. and Nellie
frankly admitted the charge.
Il can't pay my board and dress on
~ a week, your honor" she said. and
then went on TO explain that she IL
alone In the city and has no one TO
depend on for support I'll tell you
what, Judge. II the factory owners paid
their girls better wages they would
keep lot OF them OF the streets, and
many girl would be saved from
shame"
Nellie was fined So. with the option
OF 10 days in the works" and prompt
ly paid.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22
MEN CHARGED WITH
LOITERING AT HOTEL

Because James II. Swart, OF the Ho-
tel Cadillac. objects TO their presence
in front of his hostelry, six young
men who have been won't to pick up
bit OF change now and then by car
rying grips for travelling men. were
before Judge Connolly, Monday morn
ing, charged with lettering. in violation
OF the ordinance. On their promise
to keep to the other side of the street
in the future. Judge Connolly held the
case open and will suspend sentence
later IL no more complaints are heard.
The defendants are: +. Jameson, +.
Kruse. l.. b. Beck, b. Franklin, K. A.
Eggert and j. Quinn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22
ONE KILLED, THREE
HURT IN ICE HOUSE

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. March 22.-Joseph
Larie was killed ana four other work
men seriously injured when a scaffold-
ing in the ice house CT the Polar Wave
Ice & Fuel company dropped 40 feet
to the ground this morning.
The four were unconscious when
extricated. The men were crushed
under heavy timbers and boards. They
were taken TO the City hospital, where
their condition is said to be
dangerous
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22
bUYING SENDS list
TO HIGH LEVELS
At 0PEh|KC
UNION PACIFIC AND ROCK ISL
AND WERE lEADERS-OHiO
COPPER Is MOST ACTIVE FEA.
TURE ON CURB MARKET.
\. Y. STOCK MARkET-Cio.e.

Anal Cop. 'V1z Am. {. r.. iS RI
DO pfd. llVas. Am. Cot. OIL. u - An,
Ice. 81 Am. Loco. 81; Am. Sme!t., so1s :
Am sugar, 1904. Am. I. y T., lsV,
Am. Wool. 2sis Ana. Cop, 42s Atch.,
1881 b. a o. 1854. II. X. rr,-'-.
Can. Pac, l6s - Cent: Leath., :'s (.
q ohio. 90 &. & ct. W. IA C.. NJ -
ST Paul, 1864. [. 4 Northw st'n. lTyts .
Colo. +. q l., 327s Colo. y south. IS .
do End pfd. 7s+ Cons. Gas, 1907 Corn
Prod, 1874 ID. n Hud.. ia, Den. & Rio
CIR. AN Dis. ). Cor. S6Is Erie. 90
do LIST pfd. asa CT Nor. pfd. ltS .
do ore. co.'s III. Cent. las, Int Met,
l4A. DO pfd. t2l.. Kan. g SOU, 70 !. {,
do pfd. ISi. l.. n n. lS0l. NJ. h.
Ten, ~ Mo. Pac., 6y%s Nat Lead,
~; Newh., 81. y. Y. cent. l26is; ~
Y, o. * w. as; Mort. w, S. Nor
Pac., li0A. Penn. 1871 :. PEG, q. ~ &,
ll2ss T.. st. Car. s6a. Read. 1871; Rep.
j. 4 5. pfd. 7os Rock Isl, ss+ do
pfd. ca SOU. Pac., lls4 south Ky"
pfd ~; u - Steel. iiA do pfd: 10 y :
Utah Cop. IL "a. Wabash, Is. W
Tele.. SIS. Bonds. 1903; Texas. S2s Wao
lfd, "a n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22
WOULD KEEP GUARDIAN
IN DARK AS TO STEW

"Sh-h-h-h."
A young man with a wild look In
his eyes faced Lieut.. William Rut-
ledge In the central station.
I've got secret.
Rutledge leaned over and listened
I've got an awful stew on board,
and want To be locked up. You see.
my guardian is prominent man
here. and he must not see me in this
condition.
lie gave his name as Edwin James
Barton. No. AZ i.eveTette-st.. and was
taken to the softest plank In the cell
block
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22
Paderewski is Better.

NEW YORK. March 22-It was
said at the Hotel Manhattan early to-
day that lgnalz- Ian Paderewski the
pianist who came here To place him.
self in the hands of a specialist In
for treatment OF hts right
hand and arm. had rested well. lie
expects To resume his tour next Sat
urday night at Dayton. The attack
has cost the pianist $4,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22
JURY |NO|CTS SIX
IN GRAFT CASE

PITTSBURG. Pa. March 22.-Ihe
grand Jury investigating the now IA
nous councilmanic graft cases, this
morning returned the following In
dictments.
Councilman Charles Stewart; Dallas
C. Dyer, prominent business man; r.
A. Griffin. vice-presioent OF the Column
bia National bank: Ill. NJ. Belger. hotel
proprietor and CodEcilmen John r.
Klein and DR.. w. II. Weber
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22
N. Y. COTTON.

NEW YORK. March 22.-Ths cotton
ma rket opened steady with less pres
sure than ~ had al the close OF last
week First prices were unchanged TO
two points lower. Some OF the room
traders seemed inclined to bull the mar :
ket on the idea that a pretty fair short
interest In near months had been Gre
ated and that about all the bear factors
had been discounted After the call the
market was rather feverish.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22
PORTO RICAN RAPS
TARIFF MEASURE

WASHINGTON, March 22.--The
tariff bill as reported will utterly
crush Porto Rico. in the opinion OF
Delegate Larrinaga, representing the
island, who called on PRESIDENT Taft
today. He assured tn president that
in his opinion. with coffee on the free
list. the principal industry OF Porto
Rico would be crushed and the pros
perity OF the island affected.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22
COPPER MARKET-CIose.

l3ls Are. "a All, ASA Adv. s., Bay
) Gas Go; Black Min. Ia Bos Cons.
III. Bos. Ely. l u Bos. & Corb., slz;
Butte Cltn., 22&s Blu. & Lon, 25; Coy.
To : 5 ~ tstt-t7-ts .r-s +-G--&-Arlz
100. Cent. 29L; DAILY w, IL, Davis D..
~ f. Butte, 1885 Ely. ~; FIR, IA;
First Nat. SIS: Or. e2; Cir. 5-ls: c.
can. ga Cold. Cons, II Name. =.
3S Las. 147. Lake. 16. Mass, ~ ;
Mob. SO; Maj. s5 Mich. 10. Mia. lSl4 .
Nip. l0h; New. Cons, ia New. Utah.
, 1915. New Dom. ~, Newh., 3l9 ".
Butte 6gA
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and are now reduced TO small proper
tions. Current receipts are not In ex-
cess OF the demand. and the trade Is
looking Tor the next move To be up
ward. The egg market Is also fiim.
ana there Is tendency TO spring the
market little. storage packing is
beginning In earnest. and while pros
no decline In price "a looked for. at
least until after Easter. The potato
market Is quiet and easy Ia tone. aud
the general market Is steady.
,APgs,s::szo7Frssneys, wso0s; common.
caSsase-sc per Id: new. ss,s per
Celery California. ss.2sQs.5o per
crate: Florida. s. per crate.
sse E msurss, yane f9s se: ee ce.oss
brick; i70l7hc; schweitser. is0iSc
C.G1ss.I7Packass coffee. ns7s0Isa
:. cra nas e.. -; Howe.
Drs.l.es = C.lve.-Fancy lO0iic:
DIV Drs.:: < aos:.Hshs sosHo. ne.
,s fr,c:. seconds Pa.sn.: in wood.
1858; clear. SS50 per Dbl.
FeeA-Jobbing lots. bran, yas; coarse
corn meal. SaIoo; corn sne o.t chop
S ar. so ssi DER t on s's' nns mid.
Ffnaan Haddiss-s q 30 per ID.
house scsfss' sas Ie,,Scs hot
head lettuce, $500 per hamper: pars.
nips. soc bu; Florida tomatoes. $3.50
per crate; radishes.. a5Q3oc doE: wax
sesns green as s .s sspa Psr
gus. si.7e per doz; California. soc per
Graz: EsSsssS0 ssys peer per BE- ssr
HOaey-Fancy white. Is 6ltc ID. am.
PRICE. n fSs Ssls sas hss yn n ca. ca;
H'iS'boa,G No Dr' sioS NS % sisssyy.
~hsss and sS oas Straw y. .s tss sos
Hides--No. cured. ioc:. No. 2 cured.
s slee sars 30. No i0c iis 60 No e sR
s ssssa No Ne. l. &c., No. + lsssss s ssf
nsl b. e Sosse s Md no sHs i So No S
s?,2s; sheep skins. az to wool 6ocV
Limes-sl per 100.
Msp,: su..r1 Ne ", lo9ids per ib.
o Ss:aseosmSo gsSi Rsa 10 Der crate.
Michigan. sS@7Oc per Su: Cuban. ...ss
Der box.
:, o n: navel. 'aws
Observation-Disclosures s404.so per
crate. S20250 per doA
Oiis--Raw iinseed. SIC: boiled lin
In 10 days. diamond headlight kero-
:ene, VAC; turpentine. In barrel iots'
~ &c per gal
fs!s.. o:..Ea1s Sg Rsr p 1s su
car lots Z O. b. Detroit 7sei s3c per bu:
new Befmudas. $3.50 per bu -
Is9lsc: geese. log ne; ducks; ll9
iSc; turkeys, young. 10000: old toms.
ls% a. lie, Dresssd-Hens. itgiSc 10:
ducks, isql7o ID; turkeys. young. 20
Q2ec; old toms. 10000 per 10.
Psosi.,oa.|Mss. NJ, 81 so His;
SIS; heavy. sls; smoked hams, iag
l2c: dry salted briskets. lOhc; shout
ders. size; picnic hama: SIC; bacon.
l2hc. lard in tierces. IKE. kettle rem
dered, l2isc per Id.
RabLits-si per dog.
straw berrics-4b u soc per box.
Sugar-Crystal dom!noes, $I65; eagle
tablets, $3.50; cut loaf. 1910; cubes.
s5.65; xNxX powdered $3.50. granu-
lated. extra coarse, s6.2o: granulated.
in' bulk. $40: graduated. In 25-lb cot
ton bags. s5.15. Michigan graduated.
SIS. confectioners' a, sos: No. ]. 80 ~.
No ., $50: No. 3. $5.05; No. 4. IS. No.
5, s495: No. s, $3.50: No. Z. s4.s5: No.
s, $4.S0 No. 9, s4.I5, No. 10, sac; No.
IL. s465: No. IL. $3.50: No. 10, S4.55:
No. II. Sass: No. Is. s455 per 100 lbs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22
Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden.
Stone 4 Co 1l6-11S Griswold-st.:
VIVA yoVsx METAL.

NEW YORK. March 22.-At the Metai
exchange today. what little ihterest
shown. was confined To copper
which again showed a further Improve.
mont lake was up &c In the old ana
asked prices. while electrolyue anu
the asking price. Tin was shade
lower Ia the bid. Lead and spelter uh :
-CuHngcci tsakr,.f ~ " y = c electro .
lytic.l2L M12lac: castings. 12h a.
lead 3'ss " aia.02I.c: spelter 1850
471isc. tin. 2Si4 m2shc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22
Discuss Patronage Distribution.

WASHINGTON. March 22-Post.
master-Gen. Hitchcock and Chairman
Hayward. OF the Republican national
committee, conferred with President
Taft this morning as 10 the distribu-
ton OF patronage The results OF the
conference wifi not-be- made public
for several DAYS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22
BOSTON COPPER.
nOsTON COPPER LETTER.

Furnished by Hayden. Stone Il Co:
There is no change In the Boston cop
per share market this morning Trade
Is duh and confined 10 oniy a few
issues North Butte has been the active
feature and In tke early dealings sold
down a point 20 Sc. but has recovered
easily 10 ga. There was some selling
OF Butte Coalition, which lost three
eighths OF point. The remainder OF
the list shows Arm undertehe but is
very quiet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Buttet Board prices: Creamery. ex.
tfas 29c; frsts. &c. dairy, lsc; packing
Lag stock. Isl &c per 10.
Eggs-Current receipts, case count.
cases included. 1Sc per dog. Receipts
on SATURDAY.. ils5 cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22

CHICAGO. March 22-Easier Liver
pcol market. larger worlds shipments
than expected, and liberal receipts
northwest coupled with favorable
WEI thor CgGsed an easier market In
wheat with prices or a. n =, 80.
OpenTng pTrCes- vfp8t=tfav. sf.tfa4
m1.1t6. Corn MAY 65s- ASST a 65s. &C.
Oats-May 534 Pork--July. S17.J5.
SiO.2e Ribs-JulN 1915.
Whea tclosed only "a, below the
resting spot or saturday on a complete
reversal Of conditions surrounding the
market Many OF those who sold early
g,,,rsg,S,,tatS. Corn followed wheat aud
gained l1c for May while July was un
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22
Castro Leaves Dresden

DRESDEN. March 22.-Clpriano
Castro. the former president OF Vene-
zuela, left here today for Cologne on
his way to Bordeaux. where he will
embark March 26 on the steamer
= uadeloupe for some CariLc ean port.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22
vii, Not euv Oreadnauahts.

LONDON. March 22.-Navy Minis
ter McKenna stated In the commons
today that the government would not
buy the three Dreadnaughts now build
ing In England for Brazil.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22
Lau probes Land Fraud.

Attorney Harry NJ Lau has been
appointed by the department OF the
interior to assist in hunting UP evi.
cence in the alleged land frauds.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.
Hover A Bower special Market Report.

CLEVELAND. O., March 22.-Hogs-
Receipts 80 cars. market higher; me-
dunn. $40, workers.. sos. pigs and
lights. ss.40I6.70. Lambs-Best, $s.25.
l,alNrr-Basi. 50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22
PRODUCE.

There were no special features to the
market this morning. Stoeks- OF stoT-
age butter are cleaning up very nicely
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. March s2-Hogs-Receipts
az 600 5m1Oc higher; mixed and butch
ers $3.50 6.s5. good heavy. s6.s5n {;
rough heavy. $3.50 6.15; light. s65oi
So pigs IS 90 a &. 80: bulk. 1915 ~ 90.
Cattle-Receipts $4,000 market iOG Zoe
81 5o47S5; cows and
hsifers $225M6: stockers and Feeders.
So 500 40. Texans ss.75n565: calves.
s6.25dS95 Sheep-Receipts 50n0.
market strong, sheep. s3.75 g6.25; ;
Ia rl1hs 81 ia n Y
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yob Printing done right. Times Print
ing Co. Is John r. st. Phone 14eS.
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Markets and Finance

changed. and Sept. sc lower. Oats
were on = o Nc and provisions were
Closing prices: Wheat-May, $i.l5i.
asked cornZMay, e6is W66i &C. oats
May. 54c. Pork May, slI6o. Lard
May, slo.l1g 1929. Ribs-May' sY'S'
g9io.
Quotations BY Hayden, Stone * Co:
Omen High. Low. Close.
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(a)Askcd. (b)Bid. txlSplit.
TAI EDO GRAIN

Close: wheat--Cash. $i.s+: May.
81 90: July s1.ofA Sept. ss+c. Corn
cash &c; May. 67c, July. 6o+c;
Sept. S6a.c Oats--Cash, 55Ac; May,
55 &C: July. 4sc; Sept. 40 c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22
EAST BUFFAIO-CIo.e.

EAST BUFFACLO. y. 7. March y
3l25 head. slow and
lOc lower. prime steers, y6.5O46.75:
medium steers, s5gs75; heifers. s4@6;
cows s350d525: bulls, $3.50 q 5.25.
900 head, active and
steady: Gull to choice. $sGs75. Sheep
and Lambs-Receipts Il, zoo head. &C
tive and Arm. lambs. $3.50 80: year
lings Sc 50Q7.a5: sheep $3.50 q 625.
Hogs-Receipts IS. 600 head, active and
steady. workers. sTaI.25, pigs, Sc ~
$50: heavy. s7.e0G7.so roughs. $50
g2O
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, March 22.-Close: Little
news of Importance came over the wires
on Monday The small visible increase
had been expected, but was pleasing to
the bears. The latter got lots or help
also from Liverpool. where great weak
ness prevailed. Some OF the hgures
were bullish for the foreign markets.
such as large decrease on passage,
but this did not prevent big decline.
The bears mere We're encouraged ~
fine weather and few damage reports
from the winter wheat district, and
the selling OF new crop futures was
popular.
sl.2l May. sl.19; July opened with
decline OF isc at sl.04Ia. declined to
t1.04. and advanced TO s1.O4s. Septem-
Der. opened at syc. lost 1sc. and ad-
vanced to 99Ac, No. red. Sis No.
Coarse grain quotations: corn-cash
No. 8. 66hc, No. 3 yellow. 81 NC; No. 4
yellow. car at s5Yc
Rye-Cash No 2 SIC.
Beans--Cash. s2.40. May. s.45.
Glover seed-Prime spot. rs bags at
1855; sample. 90 bags at $40, so at 50.
at s475; sample alsike, bags at
s715, 6 at 1915.
Timothy seed-Prime spot 100 bags
at sl.65.
Barley-Good samples. sI45ai.5O per
ewt7-
Receipts in the Detroit market Mon
day. included 400 bbls OF -four. | car OF
wheat, 10 cars OF corn and OF oats
Withdrawals were 200 bbls OF -four.
Stocks are 3O5.575 bu OF wheat. 220225
bu OF corn. ~. SIS bu or oats. l.os5 On
of barley and 1895 hu OF rye
Worlds exports OF wheat last week
1O32s 900 bu.
Northwestern wheat receipts Mon
day 400 cars. year ago, 4I5.
Wheat receipts IT 81 Louis, $1,000
bu. year ago. ~ 900 hu
Wheat on passage. ls2SO0o bu. de-
ereas Sc.
wheat IN liverpool closed = q Id,
and CON -, = lowcr.
Visible supply changes Corn. 50 01o
bt inr~epse. corn 265 00o rbu. decrease,
oats fa3 600 ~ increase
Wheat ,rcrciDts at primary points
Monday cal 400 bu, year ago. $4,000
VErnnrts 81 wheat and fnur Monday
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u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den. stone * Co, l16-ils Griswold- st;
Bid Asked.
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RabbItn-$I per dox
straw berric.-45 u soc per box.

tablets $3.50: cut loaf. 1910: cubes.
s5.65: xXxX powdered $3.50. granu-
lated extra coarse, $500: graduated,
in' bulk. $40; graduated. in 25-lb cot
ton bags. s5.15; Michigan granulated.
IS. confectionsrs' \. S5.05: No. !. 50 ~.
10. 2. $40: No. 3. s5.05; No. 4. IS. No.
5. ,4s5; No. 6. $500; No. ]. s4.s5: No
s. s4s0 No. ., s4.,5, No. 10. st.7o: No.
IL. s465: No. IL. $3.50: No. 10. 1873:
No. IL. sass: No Is. s+55 per 100 lbs
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

'Evports Of wheat and lour Monday
. p 600 hm