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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
RECORDERS COURT
JURORS FOR MAY

]. b. Howarth, OF the Pingree Shoe
Co., and Alexander Mcvittie, promt
nent Detroit capitalist. are included in
the list OF talesmen summoned for
jury duty In the recorders court dur
ing the May term. The list follows:
Frank Stefins. No. 724 Twenty.
fifth; j. B. Howarth, No. 7s5 Cass:
Fred W. Feldman, No. 367 Division;
John n. OBrien. No. 210 Fourth; Solo
mon DeYoung. No. S19 Michigan:
Chas. A. Kuppner. No SIG Champlain;
James Leake, No. 2l6 Orchard: Gus
tave Funk. No. $40 Eighth: VIM Law,
No. 123 Twenty-sixth: Edw. Tucker,
ricck: Alexander Morrison. No. 26i
Twelfth: Edward d. Hagen. First and
Bagley; Chas. Behrendt, No. 1904
Twenty-third: VIM. Bales. ST.. No. 1857
Michigan; George Kuhn, No. 237S
Fort w; j. b. Deal. No. asa Con-
gress E.: Samuel Weisberg. No. 2si
Alfred; G. v. Mason, No. 400 Fourth;
John Baugh. No. 402 Champlain; Val
entine Doran. No. $50 Fourteenth;
John Kruger. No. AZ Center; Henry
Blaine. No. $50 Macomb; John Flynn,
No. 1874 Eighteenth; Joseph J. Clark,
No. 1876 Mt. Elliott; J. ]. Volruba. No.
20 Thirty-frst; Chas. Schuman, NO.
SGT Scotch: F. E. Roster. No. 2l3
Frederick; VIM. G. Thompson, No. los
Breckenridge: Edward Funk, No. s6S
Irving: Walter Barrie. No. 475 Grand
River; Alexander Mcvittie. No. l4s w
Canfeld; Edward Weber. No. S2S Mel
drum: Duncan Stewart, No. l6S Can
field: Albert II. Fortier, No. 500 Lar.
ned E.: John Miller. No. 459 Alfred .
Edward F. Gray. No. SO Lafayette:
VIM. Fsnohr, No. 43 Preston; Emil
Handloser, No. 2O5s Jefferson W.:
oliver Herbert. Jr.. No. $50 Monroe;
Fred NJ. Burhop, No. 742 Dix; Chris
Wade, No. l04S Champlain: Leonard
Cole. No. 352 st. Aubin: Leander Loo
tens, Jr, No. 237 st. Aubin; Chas-
TroIlope. No. $50 Baker; Ruben
steinberg. No. a45 Adelaide; Edward
Hoban. No. "A Maple; VIM. F. II.
Geetx. No. 81 Charlevoix; Hugo Bur
lage. No. 35s Fort E.; Geo. W. Blancn-
ard, No. 200 Elm.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
Lemon.-caiifornia. ,sase5so Pc

bexs-l------- ~
Maple susar--New. igiae per Id.
Msshrooms--lsc per 10.
Sss sgSics per I Su c per ss I'll
orssss.--callfornia navsls. sa7so
oils--Raw iinseed. SIC: boiled lin
issd Il ss ssy 50: s;s per ssn; tor s.
sens a.; turpsntins. In barrel iots'
Piae.rpis.-Fioridss. H0Aso per
crate; ssm 3.S0 per dos.
Pop CsrnIEars; ia yio per y.
Detroit; e6c@si per blu; new Bermudas.
Poaltry-iiens. i5c ID; springs. $50
i6tc; geese. l0ql1c; ducks. ibql6c:
turkeys. young. rs Qaoc; old toms. $50
ia prI ssss idSisc it Sss. sSprEc
turkeys. young. soQssc; old toms. II
O Previsiess-Mea. pork. SIS; family
pork: !IswIgso light. clear. tis;
ed brisksts, lie; shouiasrs. sxc; picnic
tierces nHe; kettle rendered. isKo
per 10
strswberries-24-pin cases. $3.50;
24-qt cases, IS per case.
sugar---CIystal dominoes. S1.7s: Eagle
ssas xIxx pe sSs ss $50 s sss;:
lated. extra coarse, $3.50; graduated. In
bsgs. 3s.sS: Michigan srsnulatsd. SsiS:
so9sssess a. Ss ss s No Ne ttS aS So Nc
so: Mo- Nc .. ,.sS; No No. Il, s.ss: No. II:
ttss: No is. csss per 100 I6s
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
CLEVELAND PLAN IS
FAVORED BY COMMITTEE
Junketers Think Scheme OF Limiting
Earnings TO 8 Per Cent 10
Good One.


report to the general Committee
of so will be prepared by those men,
5ers who went 70 Cleveland. wednes-
day and Thursday. From the express
sions OF the members. this report will
commend the settlement which IS
about TO be established there by
which the roads will be limited to
per cent profit on the appraised val
uation.
The members OF the committee rode
all over the city, inspected the various
lines and talked 10 practically every
one who has taken part In the shifting
control OF the road Judge Taylor. or
the United States court. described to
them the plan bearing his name, by
which a trial rate Of fare will be used
for time and then another rate FIX
ed. based upon the actual cost of ser
vice.
The thing now seems 10 be TO de-
termine whether six or seven tickets
for a quarter shall be the maximum
rate up to which the company and
street railway commission may go in
{ Renaud. 1T Is aimed TO Tun at
Il low Tdlt' DObsiDlF tnTee cents, WIN
an additional cent for transfer. and
to raise the fare In case n does not
pay for the kind OF service the people
want"
I'm case one uses the transfer
he gets his cent back. the idea being
to discourage the abuse OF transfers
That one cent extra feature seems To-
te fixed thing in Cleveland now II
undoubtedly makes lot OF trouble in
handling the pennies."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
.QUARREL|NG PAIR
.BR0UGHTT0GETHER
Parents of Young Delinquent Act On
Judge Rohnert's Suggestion That
They Make Up"

A house divided against itself was
revealed In the juvenile court, Friday
morning. during the hearing OF the
trial OF Walter Little. a lad charged
with the theft of 81 from his father.
fhe Roy readily admitted taking the
dollar from his fathers pocket and
with IL purchasing a ball and glove.
The hearing had not proceeded FAR
before the father and mother were
making charges against each other.
each accusing the other OF having fav-
orites. Mrs. Little said that her hus-
band favored the boy. while Mr.. Lit
tie said his wife favored their daugh-
ter.
Judge Rohnert talked plainly 10 the
quarreling pair. and blamed them for
the trouble In which the boy found
himself.
Instead of being here quarreling
you should he working together for
the good OF your children" he said.
go over and take your wife's hand.
Little, and talk TO her as husband
should" Judge Rohnert said.
The husband looked at his wife and
made no move, but she rushed over 10
him and threw her arms about his
N. "A
then the pair went into the corridor
TO talk II over. The boy was let go.
but he will have TO report occasional
ly.
The mother OF Moses Pearlman. a
lad who has been in court several
tines, reported TO the Judge that Moses
was again giving her trouble, swearing
at her and beating her when she didn't
give him money for the show Satur-
day. she bought him a pair of new
shoes. and To show his appreciation
Moses cut them 10 pieces with a knife.
Before the rial opened one OF the tru-
ant officers tried TO get Moses TO go
to his mother and promise To be good.
but he refused and declared that he
was going TO do as he pleased.
He was sent TO the D'Arcambal
farm for a month, and IL the trial Ia
a success he will probably be kept
there for a time.
Roman Thiede, Louis Budzynski and
Barney Jedwakowski. the three boys
arrested several days ago. charged
with stealing brass castings from the
Packard Automobile works, will prob
ably take a trip TO the reform school.
The boys told how, under the leader
ship OF Barney, they disposed Of val
liable castings, which Barney SNUG
gled out OF the factory every noon dur
ing lunch hour.
Judge Rohnert sought to scare the
boys by threatening them with trip
TO Lansing, and ordered them sent to
the detention room. The boys didn't
scare and left the room grinning.
A detective employed by the Pack
ard company stated during the hear
ing that the company loses $1,000
worth OF brass and bronze castings ev-
cry month.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, April 1e.-Close: Wealth
or during the past week has been very
favorable to the growing wheat crop,
helping to weaken the September OPP
ton. but cash wheat Is as scarce as
ever and there Is nothing In the situa-
ton to cause much reduction In prices.
The farmers In the spring wheat states
are putting every available acre OF
land into wheat. and the present OUT
look points TO heavy crop, but every
bushel OF q viii he wanted. and the
farmers will hold for good prices. The
recent break In wheat was purely a
speculative move. Bulls sold tn secure
their profits and bears sold To get back
some OF their lost money. Stop loss
orders were reached and did the rest.
The bears DID not hurt Patten much
Then they forced the price down on
Thursday. The big bull bought more
July. and tho market on Friday worked
higher, getting back part OF the previ-
GUS DAYS loss. There IL nothing bear
ish in the outlook. Liverpool recovered
a great deal OF the earl ydecline.
Wheat auotations--Cash No red.
al 40 bid: May opened at 1913. and adj
vanced 10 $40: July was up &c at
siI7A, when ~ opened and advanced To
siIs&: September opened az ~ p'l4
adva need to site. and closed - s. % =
No z red 81 81. 40. ] white. 81. 10 MD
Coarse grain quotations Corn "A ~
No z. tic: No 2 yellow. 20.
Oats--Cash Ne. white - isc; No.
white car ~ SIC.
Rye--Casb No. 2. SIC.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
GOES BACK TO wORKH0UsE.
Thomas J. Downsy, Just Released,
Doesn't Appreciate Liberty.


There was a reign of terror in the
|neighborhood of Myrtle-st. and Roose
velt-ave, Thursday evening, for which
Thomas J. Downey, Just released from
the house OF correction. Thursday
after serving 30 daye. was responsible
The man was arrested last January by
Patrolman Frank Collins, OF the Vine
wood station, for disturbing the peace.
and the moment he was released.
Thursday. he started for his former
haunts with the avowed intention OF
cleaning up" on Collins
Downey went to the house at No.
500 Roosevelt-ave.. where his brother,
Mike" had lived, but finding that he
had moved away, proceeded from one
saloon to another until he was In an
angry mood. He pushed women OF
the streets, frightened children. sni
threatened to Tick" the men he met.
until Patrolman Briskie appeared on
the scene. The man fought the Of
ficer. but Briskie succeeded In get
ting him to the patrol box at Myrtle
and Twenty-third-sts.. when an oficer
on a passing car jumped OF ald as
sisted him. The man was finally
landed In Vinewood station, where 1t
required four men 10 put him into 3
cell.
Friday morning be was fined $50.
with the option NJ 80 days in the
house OF correction, and as he had no
money, went TO the works.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

Copper share sales OF April Is. fur
nished by Hayden, Stone d. CO... Adv.
$40 $40 A A. G r. is'o; s7 arc $50; A. sa g.
Butte, 10: Bat. 200. c. a. A., 65: c. d
IL. 20; Cent. 5: Range. 2tS: d. w. 90;
r.. H., SIS; Elm, so; FIR. 81; Or, 10; O.
Kerr. 1895, Lake, ESQ, Las. so; Mass.
Mob. 14O: NJ. G, 100; New. 80; Newh.,
4s5. ~. B. ii,3sl; Glib. 55: o. D., so;
shan, 100 s. Il D.. 2iO: Sup, 2o2: s. &
III. 8. n. 4245; do pfd. 1873; Apex, 20;
VI. Con-. 2s9. Ut Cop, s, Win. SIS;
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
Car Cuts Capers; TWo Hurt.

Broadway Oficer Peter McHush.
and his brother, Joseph McHugh. or
No. 224 Roosevelt-ave., were DOTH
Knocked down, and the latter serious
ly hurt. when a Mack car, bound to-
ward the river. split the switch at
woodward and Jefferson-aves. shortly
before 10 O'Clock, Friday morning
The brothers we're engaged In CONVEX
satien- when the front trucks OF Ihe
car Unexpectedly turned into Jener-
gon-aye.. while the rear trucks con-
timed south on Woodward. Joseph
sustained a badly wrenched back. and
was taken to HIS home In a taxicao.
The crossing oficer was able TO re-
sumo his duties, though he was con-
siderably bruised Ntzhugh, was tax
ing the place Of Broadway Patroimaa
McRobbie, his regular station being al
Griswold and Fort-sts.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
Trouble still. Says Wife.

Duke II. Reese. business agent OF
the Bartenders' union. says he and
his wife. Adele, are having no more
trouble. He asks that the order OF
alimony granted TO her be set aside,
and that her divorce bill be stricken
from the records. Mrs. Reese says
they are having all kinds OF trouble.
and charges that her husband persists
in living In her home, No. 300 Ran
dolph-st., despite her protests. The
matter will come up for hearing In
the circuit court Monday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
Swell Guest "eroke"; is Punched.

Francis r. Sanderson, who says ne
is head OF the firm of F. r. Sanderson
& Co, consulting engineers, OF Perth,
West Australia Is in the county JAIL
awaiting examination, April 10. on
charge OF defrauding the Wayne hotel
out OF board bill Of $94. Sanderson.
q distinguished looking young man Oh
about Is years, admits he Is indebted
TO the hotel, explaining that the irm
has been tardy in making remittances.
Sanderson gays ne came to America 20
get ideas for a big plant his firm Is to
build in Australia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
o. s. GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.
BOSTON WOOL.

BOSTON. Mass. April 1.-THE Com
mercial Bulletin win say OF the wool
market tomorrow:
More trading Is being done In for
territory and pulled woods
The shipments of wool from Boston
to April 10 inclusive, were 7s.s26.23O
pounds against S9.S57,24s pounds for
the saem time last year. The receipts
TO April Is inclusive were 9t.0is.1 $50
pounds against 37.btS.4s7 pounds the
same period last year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
restites AGAINST o. A. Brown.

Florence Foss, who recently figured
In a breach of-Proinise case against
David A. Brown, and who now charges
Brown with perjury. in denying the
authorship OF letters produced IN evil
ience at the former trial appeared
on the stand in Justice Jef-ies' court.
Friday noon After her testimony
was taken in par'. the case was ad.
journed to April %.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
Lafsta on for Marquette

Sam Lafata, the Italian convicted of
robbery for extorting SIS from a coun-
tryman by means of threatening let
tiers. left for Marquette prison, Friday
morning. TO serve his sentence OF from
Z 1-2 TO Is years. Sheriff George Gas
ton and Auditor Milton Cakman.
sworn In as a special deputy. acted "a
his guards
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16

Following a series OF mysterious
thefts from employees and guests OF
the Morgan hotel. on Cass-st., Mar
garet Curry. a waitress. 2S years old.
was arrested, Friday afternoon, by
Precinct Detectives Wilson and Black.
Some OF the stolen goods were found
in her room. The police say she ad.
mits taking them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
NETWORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. April i6.-Pork-Firm.
Lard-ouiet; middle west spot. $1,000
1915. Sugar-Raw. steady; refined
quiet. Coffee-Rio. No. 7. on the spot,
Sh4sAc. Rice-Fair demand. domes-
tic, ga dD6%c. Tallow-Duli; city, SIC;
country. So 96hc. Dressed poultry
Quiet. unchanged. Live poultry-Mod-
crate demand. unchanged. Cheese
Firm: full cream specials, 16Q17c;
skins, specials. l2hc; full skins. az "
sue.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
Want. Labor onieer Elected.

LANSING, Mich. April 16.-Rep.
Clarken. OF Detroit, has introduced a
bill making the office OF labor commits
sioner elective. He says organized la.
Dor favors the election OF the labor
commissioner. but there is opposition
by organized employers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
COPPER wApkET-C,o.,.

Arizr Coml f0l4 Att, lOA; Arc.
a.; Adv. 50; Bay S. Gas. 81; Black
Min. ! i-1e. Bos. Cons. IL. Butte Cltn.
2fh Butte n Lon. 30. Cop. Con. 17S I:
G. 4 n. sos; Cent, 81; DAILY w. s 3-i6:
=. Butte, tsas Ely. "a; Pr. iG; First
MT. ca. Globe cons. i4. Gold. Cons,
lake isis Mass, 81. Mob. eI; Maj, -;
Mich. i2Lz Mia. 14& Nip. i0h; New
cons. 20; New. titan. ga; y. Butte
~ -. Old Dom, 81. Osc.. l29A; Par.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
Markets and Finance

Beans-cash. s2.ii; May. t2,ts bid. .
Clover seed-Prime spot. 90 bags at
$500: October loo bags at $3.50; March.
;sI so bag" y s sss sa at S. sample a.
sike. & bags at $3.50.
Timothy seed-Prime spot 80 bags at
Si.65.
Friday. included 1 car Of wheat. OF
oats 2 OF barley, and . OF rye. No
Withdrawals. Stocks are sei.sel bu OF
wheat. ls5.2SS bu OF corn. 1850 bu OF
oats. 1898 bu OF barley. and li.ssS blu
OF rye.
Weeks wheat exports from Aus
tralia. l6s.ooo bu.
Argentine wheat visible supply: L.
$780, 900 bu; week ago. 100000 bu: year
aso- ,sss,eee- e.s---
Weeks wheat exports from Argen-
tina, ..5tt.Uuo bu.
Wheat receipts at ST. Louis. ss'ooo
Northwestern wheat receipts Friday.
las cara.
Wheat In Liverpool closed L9Ad
Wheat receipts at primary points
Friday 2S3. 900 bu.------
Exports OF wheat from India this
Exports Of wheat and nour Friday.
$4,000 bu.
Total American exports OF wheat and
-four according TO Bradstreet's. 100000
Kansas City wheat receipts 81 cars.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. April l6.-wheat at the
opening was nc to Nc up for July. and
p q &c for other months. excepting
May which started lower. Ac. There
was q big general commission demand
with shorts covering. The July sales
were headed by Logan and Bryan who
sold heavily. May also was sold heav-
lily. Corn was active and sharply high
er all around. oats higher. provisions
arm.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
Thief Sent TO Jackson.

Walter Cook. the Negro convicted
in Judge Phelan's court, Thursday att
ernoon. OF the charge OF burglarizing
the Old Kentucky Liquor Co.'S store,
was sentenced Friday morning. to
serve not less than two and not more
than Ave years In Jackson prison.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
AppIes-rancy Ssso0s: common.
$3.50 $50 per Dbl: western box apples,
1l.75 f350 PER box.

Cabbage-New, tS.s5 per crate.
Caulinower-s3 per dox.
Cheess-Michigan full cream. $50
iehc: LimburgeI. June. lsc: October.
iss: brisk. III oisc; schwsit.er. 100
Ccnee-Packass coffee. sI,.fsoiSas
per 800 lbs.
crs.s;Trri..-Howe ".H per bu
na per ebL o,o
Fiosr-Michigan patents. In wood.
$3.50: second patent. ss.aS; straight
ssls: ciear, 80 Dbl ..s.
corn meal. sis: corn and ost chop.
S37: coarse middlings. S2S; nne mid
dlings. $50 per ton
t..rn W.ddisIs0 sc per 10; 49,,
house. 1I356i50 doz; lettuce. lac 10.
head lettuce. al.25Q l.50 dozen; pars-
nips. soc bu: Florida tomatoes. s2.5O
Beans. 1900 bu: elephant. as C per
dog: green beans. 1850 blu: aspara-
gus, $50 per do.; California. acc per
Grape rruit-ss75945o per box.
Crapes-Malagas, ssQl0 per Dbl.
Honey-Fancy white. 130l4c 10; am
Der, ioal1c: extracted. s6sMc per ID.
prss. 'hDpfs5: :d Sss a ca;
isS.see 4 p's'' .ioS Sc aa elsssy.
MIXED. ,isSiesS; rye . ss,sw; "0aS';
Hides-No. 1 cured. loxci No. . cured
NC: No. green. SIC: No; T. green.
": Kip cvysd. No; I. ile; No i;sMs;
:ss:S Ne Ne l. lie; NJ NJ / ss$ss ssiii
hides, cured. No. I. sac: No. .. .7Kc
Pc, ID hor. HIDE: No l. ;s aa, No SSc :
iiaes-si per leo.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE general
tone OF the stock market continued re-
dictionary at the opening and In the
early trading. but strength In spots
caused irregular changes continuing
the lack OF uniformity that has been
feature all through the week. Most
Of the declines were In the lower price
issues both In the raidroal and indus
trial group. with the leading active
stocks under some pressue and tend
ing downward.
The disturbing influence OF the
wheat situation was the most Import
ant market factor today and good
part of the selling at the opening was
attributed to uneasiness over the out
look In the manipulation OF the May
option today As the first half hour
ended a moderate Improvement de-
veloped.
Noon-In the last half OF the fore
noon a steadier tone developed with
indications OF support In NUMBER OF
the leaders and Union Pacific. Read.
ing and Steel common recovered part
OF their loss.
IL a. m-The market generally
ruled very heavy from the start, In
fuenced at first by the heavy selling
by London and later by liberal sup
ply OF Union Pacific and Steel com,
mon. There was enough special buy
ing. though. TO cause irregularity In
prices. Erie was strong. advancing
one point. and Chesapeake & Ohio
scored about the same advance, but
realizing sales caused the latter stock
TO lose all of its gain.
2 P. MA disposition prevailed
In the afternoon to regard the
market as oversold and some OF the
larger interests in the street put In
buying orders In a number OF the
more prominent stocks, causing a
general moderate improvement In
prices
Reading moved up one point on
this buying and fractional recoveries
were made In Union Pacific. New
York Central. Southern Pacific and
Steel common.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
Salesman CHARGED With Embezzllne

Lawrence z. Bouther. Of the Old
Kentucky Liquor Co.. No. "a Cadillac
So. secured a warrant. Friday. charg-
ing Ben. n. Nehring. one OF his sales
men. with embezzling $780, which
Nehring is alleged 20 have collected
and failed TO turn In.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Board prices: Creamery. ex-
tras. csc: hrsts. zee; dairy. lSc; pack
ing stock. Ice per Id.
Eggs-Current receipts. case count.
cases included. zoe per doz Receipts
on Friday, sl2 cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16

SAT-; Quincy. SIS; Shan. IL: Sup. a p.
Bos.. isN; Silver O. az; Tam, To- Utah
Cons. 39% Utah Cop. asa ". s. OIL
3lh: Y. 3. h. com, Az do pfd. asa !;
Win, 5, Wolv., la. VIVIAN. 2h.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
CHICAGO PRonuCE.

CHICAGO, April i6.--Butter-Cream-
cry extras. 2sc: firsts. csc: seconds, 22ci
extra dairy, csc. Eggs-Firsts. IL q;
seconds 20hc. Cheese-Twins. 100
i6hc; Young Americas. 14@16c. Live
poultry-Turkeys. lie: fowls. 15hc;
springs. 1bhc; ducks. lac: geese. &c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
PRODUCE.

Friday demand this morning. Receipts
OF dressed calves have been liberal for
several days. the demand has become
satisfied. and prices are OF. Poultry Is
very Arm. Receipts are not nearly
equal to the dema1d. and there In a
tendency TO spring even present high
prices. Butter is steady with a mod
crate trade. and eggs are puzzle
Everybody reports that the consump-
tive demand has fallen on. and the
eggs are certainly not going, into the
coolers as yet With storage buyers
holding OF. there Is a natural looking
for lower prices. but at the same time
stocks are not accommodating, and cur
rent receipts are no more than sur
hcient for the demand.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
JAKE HAARER TO MOVE.
,. p. w. Commissioner Buys Home
on North Boulevard

Commissioner Jacob ]. Haarer. o;
the department of public works, is
eoop 10 forsake the Tenth ward, which
ho represented for a number of years
n the council. He has purchased a
house on the North Grand boulevard,
near Lawton-ave.. and is to beAa con.
G1ituent OF Aid. Watson. whose neigh.
1or he will be. Haarer was a farmer
BOY In the days before he came Ia
D@troit. and he has purchased a place
GyEe enough to allow OF his having a
miniature farm, his lot being 40 by
30 feet IN sire
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ta)Asked. tb)Bid. (x)Split.
TOLEDO GRAIN.
TOLEDO. o.. April l6.-wheat-Cash.
$40, May, $l.3s; July. NIsA: Sept.
Sl.l0h. Corp-Cash and May. 70nc,
July. 6ehc: Sept. ssAc. Oats-Cash.
SO u o; May. 56+c: July. soc; Sept. AN
Rye-No 1. s7Hc; No. 2, sic: No. 8. sac.
Glover seed-Cash and April. S5seh
Oct. and Dec. Ss.65: March. s6.71h. AL
sike-Prime. $50. Timothy-Prime.
I'll 80.
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CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

CLEVELAND. April 16.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts $500: market loo l5o lower; me-
diums, mixed and Workers. $3.50: lights.
Ss15a1. pigs. 36.40G $50. Cattle-Re-
ceipts 3 cars; market steady. Calves
Receipts 900; market lower: C.I5.
steady: SeS5
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ToIrnn puOnU(E
Admit. Robbinq Hotel Guests.

TOLEDO. o.. April l6.-Oii-Un-
discretionary. ASH a 29o;
dairy. 23c. Eggs-20c.