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The Detroit times., 1909-04-17
$4,000 ARE AFFECTED IN
STRIKE ON GREAT LAKES
No Reply is Received From President
Livingstone. Of Lake Carriers
Association

BUFFALO. n. Y. April 16.-No
word having been received By the
Seamen's union in buffalo from Pres
ident Livingstone. OF the Lake Car
riers' association. 1000 men are az
fected by the decision OF the union
not TO operate boats belonging 70
members OF the Lake Carriers. The
union wants the open shop provision
eliminated from contracts. Union
pickets are patroling the docks here
today.
The police were called out last
night 20 dispense crowd OF men who
he'd gathered In frort OF the shipping
Offices % the Lake Carriers associa-
tion, on Lower Ma,u-st It Was re-
ported 80 men had hecn placed aboard
boats and this angered the union men
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eleyele Marathon NOW.

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE first
bicycle Marathon race ever held In the
world is on The calendar cor SUNDAY.
June 10. Nearly loo prizes have been
secured. 1903 motor ycle will be
offered as first prize and Colonel Al
bert A. Pope. the father OF bicycling
In America. has donated a Columbia
racing bicycle as second prize Spc.
cial prizes will be awarded newsboys.
letter carriers. schoolboys. messenger
boys. and members OF the militia. The
race will be open to amateurs through
out the world and ARRANGEMENTS are
being communicated to bring over the
of Europe.
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ed for the Fairview pumping station 10

ed for the Fairview pumping station 10
still under consideration.
No definite action was taken by the
public building committee. which
spent most o. It's time in debating the
necessity OF custodian OF public
buildings. and inquiring into the oper-
alton OF the public bath house. This
has taken In $3.50 In nine months at
one and two cents per bath. ana tho
estimates call for sl0.295 for Its main
tenance the coming year A number
OF increases In salaries were explain
ed by Commissioner Haarer. OF the ID.
p. W.. who showed the increasing work
OF his Office.
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LIVE STOCK.
DETROIT LIVE STOCK.
fNtcbIaan Central stock ards .

DETROIT. April ls.--Cattle--A I've
and steady outlook strong. Prices
ranged ~ follows. choice steers aver
aging from 900 20 LOO lbs 1915 "a ..
choice handy killers. $3.50 20. 90 ilght
40 good butchers steers and heifers.
754f25. common killers and fat
cows S25Ou fJn, Gamers cows, u -
N22s. common To prime shipping bulls,
s3fi450s light butchers and heavy "a q =
sage bulls $1,000 $50, stocNcrs and
feeders S2J0T $50 per cvf. Mich
.Cows-DulI t25 n 50 each. Veal Calvfs
Steady. S4N 80 per cwt
Saeep end Lamls-ActlSe and un-
changed quality fair choice lambs.
500 CO. light 20 fair. So :. common
10 prime sheep t3H mixed sheep and
lambs iju common killers. S2.1o y
3i2-s fuils s2G25O per cwt
Hogs-Dull and lower, quality COM
mon. prime mediums and fat workers,
s7G7.I5: light workers. and pigs t6.25
GI6sJ Der cwt
Receipts. Cattle. 40; calves. 81; sheep.
20: hogs 500.
EAST DUFFALO---Ope ming.
EAST BUFFALO, ADs0 Wp-lDeonD-
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COPPER MARkEr-Cio.e.

Ariz CONN. 4UH. MI. IOA Arc,
"a. Adv. 81. Bay :. Gas. g.; Bla X
Min. I l-l6: Bos. Cons. i2 Butte Cltn..
al: Butte a. Lon. 30. Cop con. 80 :.
. & H. so5; Cent, 81. DAILY w. 3-lo.
r. Butte, "a Ely. ~: Fr. IS First
81. Isle Roy AN Kew Cop. IL.
Lake lsis Mass. - Mon. 81 Maj. IS
Mich. l. y Mia, lia: Nip. l0is New
Cons, 20, New Utah. "a. y. Butte
ST. ola Dom. %. Csc. leeis: Par
s37, quincy. S. Shan. IA sup. x f.
10. santa Re. :, Sup. cop. 40Ts Sup. d
Bos L. 2. silver -. ~. Tam. 30, Utah
CONS, 39+. titan cop, 49, L. : OIL
81 l. T. :. r, com. "A do pfd. I5's
Win. ) .Wolv IA. WAN. \.
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TAFT RETURNS TO CAPITAL.
Had Made Special Trip TO New York
and New haven

WASHINGTON. April I6.-Prcsldent
Taft returned from his trip e. New
York and New Haven at 7.12 a. IN
Mrs Taft. who went 20 New York
with him. did not return with the
party, but will remain over for a day
or two for the purpose OF fiuishlnE
her spring shopping. The presidents
automobile was waidrg FOR him at the
union station.
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nOsrON COpPER sAIEs

Copper share sales OF April ). fur
nishcd by Hayden. stone 81 Co: Adv,
$40: A c p. +.34o; Are, 1870, A. &.
760 All. lo5; Arm. go, b. * G.. 81
Butte. 49, Bat 200. L. * A. 90, &. *
II. %: Cent. - Range. 2tS. T. W. 80.
(. 1920. Hanc. Is: Roy. 2s5. Kew, $50.
Kerr. .035. Lake, $50, Las so. Mass,
3 .574; Men. I3o. Mia. 49,; Mich. $40.
Mob. 140. NJ G. 100, Net., il0, Newh..
49, Y g.. li.3oi. Ojib., 80. .. l.. 50,
osc.. 81. Par. Is. Qui-. Is. :. he. 10.
shan. 100, :. s r.. 2l0. sup, e02. ;. Il
2. 7e0; Tam. So: Trim, ~. oil 100.
L : r.. 4s45 do pfd. 1919. Apex. -.
IT. con. .gs, II cop, >, Win, Sl3,
WAN, 40.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-17
PATRoLMAN FRALEY BUSY.
interferes With Two Stealing Expedl
tons in Early Hours.

Patrolman Frank L. Fraley, OF Can
field station, did a rushing business.
early Friday morning At,4:15 a. M
" hiic proving through the alley east
OF St Antoine-st.. and south OF Frs
kine-st.. he stumbled across a wheel
barrow, on which was loaded crate
containing 10 chickens, evidently has
tily abandoned when the officer
approached He took the outfit
to the station. Returning To his
beet at 5 o'clock. he saw three
men pushing a handcart. on which
they had two empty barrels. He
gave chase, but the men escaped,
abandoning the cart. which was taken
70 the station and held with tho
chickens
The Detroit times., 1909-04-17

4 SALONICA, April 1.-two bat
<zalions OF troops are today marching
against Constantinople. determined TO
overthrow the new regime and again
{nlace the Young Turks in power. The
6rst battalion started from here last
evening and a second got under way
Ibis morning. The rest Of the seconu
corps is preparing TO STARE as soon as
+ u can be gotten ready.
II is expected that the third army
corps will also join in the advance On
khc capital.
The movement is inspired by the
Young Turks. who are making their
HEADQUARTERS here since being driven
Rom Constantinople. The soldiers
havc been urged TO reach the capital
With the greatest possible speed IN
order 10 save the lives of the Young
Turks officers who are still imprisoned
Ia the Constantinople barr acks.
3 Ahmed Ria. the deposed president
"a the Turkish parliament. arrived
here today and Immediately began the
organization of a provisional govern
nent, which will shortly be pro-
Manned.
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NEW YORK COTTON.
BpsTo> WOOL.

BOSTON. Mass, April l6.--The Com
merciai Bulletin viii say or the wool
market tomorrow.
More trading being done In for
eign woods by manufacturers, while
dealers are still specializing IN secured
territory and pulled woods
''The shIpme uts Of wool from Boston
TO April - inclusive. were IS. s2G.230
the Saem time last year. The receipts
to April - inclusive were s4.04S,15
pounds against 375i649s pounds the
same period last year.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. April is.-Close: Wealth
er during the past week has been very
helping TO weaken the September OPP
ton but cash wheat IS as scarce a.
ever and there IL nothing IN the sltua
ton 10 cause much REDUCTION IN prices.
The farmers la the spring wheat states
are putting every available acre OF
land into wheat. and the present out
look points 10 IA heavy crop. Dat every
bushel %. 4 Will be wanted and the
farmers will hold for good prices The
recent break IN wheat was purely
speculative move. Bulls sold 10 secure
their profits and bears sold 10 get BACK
some OF their lost money stop loss
orders were reached and did the rest.
Tile bears dad not hurt Patten much
when they forced the price down on
July. and the market on Friday worked
higher. getting back part OF the previ-
Gus days loss. There Is nothing bear
ish in the outlook. Liverpool recovered
a great deal OF the earl ydecltne.
Wheat Guotations-Cash No. red.
81 40 bid: MAY opened at si.Ss, and ad-
Vanced TO $40; July was up &c at
s!I7A. when IL opened and advanced TO
siIsa. September opened at sl.0g \.
advanced To- $40. and closed At 81. 09 =
No 3 red. sl37: No. / white. lao bid.
Coarse grain quotations; Corn-Cash
Oats-Cash No. white. 81 &c: No.
white. car al S5e
Rye--Cash No. .. s5c.
Glover seed-Prime spot ~ bags at
S. 80. October. 100 bags at $3.50: March.
zoo bags at $50, sample, 40 bags at
$3.50. 80 at SIS. al So, sample al
sike rs at $3.50.
Timothy seed-Prime spot, 80 bags al
sl65
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Friday. included 1 car OF wheat. OF
oats OF barley. and OF rye. NJ
Withdrawals. Stocks are 35l.5J, bu or
wheat las sc bu OF corn, 1850 bu or
oats. i.693 bu Of barley. and 1889 ou
OF rye.
Week. wheat exports from Aus
tralia. $4,000 bu.
Argentine wheat visible supply: l.
$50 1000 bu. week ago, 100000 bu' year
ago, 4.4iS.00O bu.
Weeks wheat exports from Argen-
tina, 2.3l4.O0o bu.
Wheat receipts at ST. Louis, $4,000
bu
Northwestern wheat receipts Friday.
las cars.
Wheat in Liverpool closed - u "a
lower, and corn s. u I'D higher.
Wheat receipts at primary points
FrfdaN 2a2-000 hu.
Exports OF wheat from India this
week $4,000 bu.
Exports OF wheat and -four Friday.
3. 900 bu.
Total American exports OF wheat and
-four according To Bradstreets. i.5Oo,0Oo
bu.
Kansas city wheat receipts, 81 cars.
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Quotations by Hayden. Stone & Co:
open High. Low. Close
ca Asked bl BID. % Split
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. o.. Apiil l6.-W nrat--Cash.
81 40. MAY. 81 80. July S.lsk sept .
SfTOt. Cjrn-Cash and May 80 l3C.
July. ssssc, sept 6gt4c. Oats-Cash.
58i,c. May. 56a, O. July. SOC, sept, I y.
Ryf-No. 1. s. e.. No. 2. Sc. 30 3, SIC.
Clover sced--Casn and APRIL s5s2
oct and Dec. s665. March, s6.77ia. Al
sike-Prime. $50 Timothy-Prime,
81 So
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NEW yOnk PRODUCC.

NEW YORK. April i6.-Pork-Firm.
I-ard--Quiet: middle west spot. $40 20 u
1918. Sugar--Raw, steady. rerined
quiet. Conee--Rio. No. :. on the spot.
sisgskc. Rice-Fair demand. dones-
tie -. u63.c Tallow-Dull. city, "A c,
country. %u6.c. Dressed poultry
Quiet. unchanged Live poultry Mod
crate demand. unchanged. Cheese
Firm full cream specials. l6 q lie
skins. specials l2i1c; full skins. ga o
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Supreme Court.

Il LANSING. Mich. April 16.-The su-
kreme court heard the following cases
Witham VS. walsh; in matter OF
Phillips estate; Hawley VS.. village Of
Daranac; Potter VS.. Grand Trunk rail
Eoy.
Cal for Friday: 81. 50. AZ. 81. 70.
x rs.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-17
GINGSBURG HOME ROBBED.
Daylight Thieve, Get Away With 500
Worth Of SilverWare.

Bold daylight burglars entered the
home OF Library Commissioner Bern
ard Ginsburg. No 81 Adelaide-st..
sometime Thursday afternoon. while
members OF the, family were away, and
succeeded in getting away with nearly
500 worth of silverware. Entrance
was gained by prying open a window
leading from the porch. and the silver
ware was taken from the dining room.
Job Printing done right. Times Prlnt-
ing Co. 10 John R.-st. Phone f49a
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

openlng was ). c To !. g up for July, and
u an - for otner months. excepting
Nav which started lower, Ac. There
was "A big general commission demand
with shorts covering. The July salts
were headed by Logan and Bryan who
sold heavily May also was sold heay-
lily Corn was active and sharply high
firm
The Detroit times., 1909-04-17
BUTTER AND EGGS.

puttsr-Board prices: Creamery ex-
tras csc: hrsts s6c. dairy. lsc; pack
Ing stock. l6c per 10.
Exgs-Current receipts. case count.
cases included. zoe per doz Receipts
on Friday Sl2 cases
The Detroit times., 1909-04-17
PRODUCE.

Commission men reported only a fair
Friday demand this morning. Receipts
Of dressed calves have been liberal for
several days. the demand has become
satisfied. and prices are on. Poultry Is
very firm Receipts are not nearly
equal 70 the demand. and there IL "A
tendency TO spring even present high
prices Butter is steady with a mod
crate trade apd 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
fic!ent for the demand.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-17
DO ARMEM|ANs
/ ARE MAssACRED
1hnstical Mohammedans Begin War
fare On Christians-Two Amer
cans Killed in Massacre.

CONSTANTINOPLE. April l6.-SiA-
~ Armenians were killed today III and
around Adana, town OF 24,VVV oil
Asia Minor. by fanatical Mohamme-
dams. who have started a warfare on
Christians as a result OF the COnstan-
tinople uprising
One German citizen ana an inter
prefer In the British consulate were
also killed in the lighting. which Is
likely to call for Interference from
+ both Germany and England.
"a Many houses IA Adana have been
pillaged and burned Todays ouss
\ break Is resumption of the hghting
that began yesterday and which was
a erroneously reported as taking place
1t Mersina, which Is 10 miles south
west of Adana
The racial war Is rapidly spreading
Throughout all OF Asia Minor. and for
etgn consulates are receiving instruc-
\ lions 10 warn the people that any in
reference with foreigners Will result.
tn heavy reprisals.
WASHINGTON. April l6.-Tho
Americans are reported 10 have been
Killed In the massacre al Adana, TuT'
key, according TO dispatch received
<xom Ambassador Leishman at Con
etantinople, by the state department
To-day. The embassy has been unable
|to confirm the report.
Hussein KAHN Bey, the Turkish
ambassador, called at the state de-
partment today TO give the assurance
OF his government that the uprising In
Constantinople would not affect Tur-
keys present foreign policy and that
kn ka M nj N ad
Ambassador Leischman's dispatches
stated that outward quiet prevails and
that the new cabinet which has been
formed is OF no very decided political
complexion.
4 The ambassador adds. however. that
the uprising was followed by disturb
ances In the outlying districts. and
that there is fear OF further trouble.
CONSTANTINOPLE. April 16.-The
moment the news OF the reported ad-
vance of two battalions Of the second
army corps against Constantinople
was received here, the Sultan ordered
the Anatolian Guard tc surround tho
palace. !
&, The Anatolian troops are considered
the most loyal In the empire, as they
have grudge against the Young
Turks, who expelled many or them
|frcm the country for their participa-
|tion in an alleged reactionary move
ment.
The complete elimination OF the
Young Turks from participation in the
new government was effected today
|urough a resolution adopted by par
|1iament to the effect that members
|of parliament not attending the regu-
|1ar sessions of the body should hence
|1or1h be classed as traitors ana eX'
IDclled
n The Young Turks who form ma
}5ority OF parliament, are still in ND.
Ing and would risk their lives were
They to venture 20 the parliament
4building. They will therefore be de-
|Iclared traitors and expelled.
There is still great deal OF riotinS
An the city and the list If victims
IErows daily.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-17
CuICaCo pRODICE.

CHICAGO. April Ii, -Batter---Cream
cry extras. Csc. firsts. use, seconds. 2lc:
extra dairy. use. Eggs-Firsts. 81 y {.
seconds 20Lc. Cheese--Twins, 10 q
l6isc. Young Americas. liQi5c. Live
poultry-Turkeys. l7c, fowls loAsc,
springs. isc. ducks, lie, geese. o..
The Detroit times., 1909-04-17
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den. stone & Co, HILLS Griswldo ST.
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TOLEDO PRODUCE.
Thursdays Live Stock
Market and Sales at
Detroit Yards

The cattle trade was active at the
Dstroit stock yards on Thursday and
prices were steady with last week,
except fer good fat cows which were
quoted higher The Hammond-Stand-
ish buyer WAS hardly so active as us
ual. or late, buI the market was a
broad one and everything was taken
at fair values. The quality OF the cat
tie coming to the local market. just
ron. Is decidedly common and killers
find IL difficult to secure stock that
viii meet the needs OF their trade.
The supply OF veal calves was far be.
yond the needs Of the trade and prices
s.nmped from 81 TO SHE'S below last
week range. Mich COWS were fairly
active al steady prices.
Prime wool lambs were about steady
with last weeks closing trade. but
clipped stock was dull AMI lower. \
few extra fine lambs brought IS. The
spread on clips was equal 10 Sl.26
pcr cwt.
Hogs were dull and 10 TO Is cents
lower than last week. in Tuesday.
Apr!I I2. rather ordinary bunch OF
hogs were sold in the Detroit yards
for s7.45: the best that could be done
for the same kind on Thursday yes
81 per cwt. The present rise In live
hog values has been too rapid TO last
and il would not be surprising to those
best acquainted with the habits of the
trade If values eased OF 81 more be-
fore July /. Killers find II next 10
impossible 10 get first money out OF
a days buying at this range and they
are calling "a halt on the upward rise
OF prices.
Receipts: Cattle. 999: calves, i2ll;
Sheep, 2.423; Hogs. 5,3is.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-17

Dusincxs-itke Printing. No fuss ana
- feathers. The plain neat kind that
|ooks right. Time. Printing Co.. No
John R.-st Phone 1893
The Detroit times., 1909-04-17
4IEAEIANn LIXE sTOCk.

CLEVELAND April le-Hogs-ke-
diums mixed and Workers. $50 lights.
so.55G7: pigs. s64Og ESQ. Cattle-Rr-
ceipts CATS. market steady. CALVES
Receipts see; market lower. o. o
fs,nbs-Receipts IL rars market
ST. adv S6.Sa.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-17
PRICE OF FLOUR To-
Be $40 PER BARREL
This Is Prediction Of Chicago Man
ayers of Milling Companies Who
See No Relief.

CHICAGO, April 16.-Jsmes a.
Pstten, the wheat Spectator.
when shown the statement made
by Secretary OF Agriculture vii
son that the present wheat situa-
ton was due 10 manipulation and
speculation. said the govern
ment's agents are not informed
about grain and Wilson's state
ment is a farce. Patten said be-
fore many months there will DC a
bread famine in England. Francs
ard Germany. These countries
ne said. need 100000 bushels OF
wheat weekly and cannot get II.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-17
"a Z y 4 20 nar hhl. MeaIern box applea

o.
Cabbag.-New. sass per crate.
Cauiinower-s3 per doz
Ssisry-ti,esi.da; s2S9 per crate. ,.a
1910. LimOurger. June. loo: october
tic; brlox. l7k glse; schweitzer. ls9
coGee1packag. coffee. si9.7s0ls2i
crapberric.--Howes. H.s per bu.
Dressed caIves-Fancy, sa1oc; com
Eiour-Michlgan patents. in wood.
$3.50: second patent. s6.2j; straight
ss.I5 clear. SIS Dbl.
corn meal s2s. corn and oat chop.
49, coarse mlddllngs. 500; fine mid
Ollngs. $50 per ton.
FinnaW Iiaddie--S9? PC per Id.
Fresh NegefabIes-Sucum oers, hot
house. sl.25 81 so foz; lettuce. l2c ID.
head lettuce. s125I $50 dozen; pars-
nips soc bu: Florida tome toes. $3.50
per crate; rad{shes, 90 q z5c doz; wax
Fms. $500 bul Elephant. as per
doz. green beans. $500 bl; aspara-
gus. 81 80 per doz; California. 4oc per
.;rap. rru,t-,3.75q45O per box.
Grapes-MalaKas. $500 per bbl
Der. ioGiic; extracted. sdeIie per 10.
,osnE Pe erees 'n fdl 6ssd ' bay S n oai
sGGcsoa1I. No. z. .io9ioso; clover:
mixed ,,s@ies .,,. rye ,s ,5ay "0s''';
&c: No green sse: No. 4. green.
!! &c: Kip euTsd, N9a J. lie; Nc; :; shsi
ss5 5ssS No lie: No No + 'ssss; S Ssif
hides, cured, No: I. .she: No >, Ihc
stM ASssS skins. as to wool. soo0
The Detroit times., 1909-04-17
.rxctNNATiLIvE STOCK.

CINCINNATI. April ls;--cattie-Rs,
ceipts 5se. very quiet, shippers 500
ssS Hogs Receipts 1854, leM log
lower. good TO choice packors ana
butchers $40 T.2S. Sheep-Reeeip
a62. steady extra. s5.ss q 5.I3 lambs
steady. extra S. Calves dull and
lnMrr. rNtrA So .in
The Detroit times., 1909-04-17
CATTLE.

I
Sold by Roe s. GO. to Cook ste steers Z, q y
Sutchsrs 8. 10. IS; do bulls |. 600
$3.50: Caplis. butchers 10, 542. s4z5; DO
cows cows 10. f.l5f. $3.50: Newton. steers $,
sal S525. do. steer. l. $50. s+SO; do.
steers ~ $50. s. 25; Rathkofsky, steer
:, loo, $40; Mich Beef co. a. cows ss 40 =
COWS ,. l.io0. s425; DO. cows j. 80
Sc so; DO. cows :, 100, So: do. COWS 4
1920. st25: Newton, steers 20. so5
sos. s. do, bulls /. i.3so. 81; do, butch
ers 4. 967, 81. do. butchers 1. 100, So;
do, steers 20, o0i. $40: DO; steers =
40. IS 10; do steers :; s49; sSiI b,u, ~,
ers /. $50. $3.50, % butchers 2. $50. "
do. butchers /. 600. 81. do. butchers ..
9se, says Kull. steers -, ,9os; ''ao'
sullivan steers ter 20 io2" '0'''' DO
sold by spicer. Mem & r. to Fry,
butchers L.. $50. t3.sQ. Morgan, stock
ers |. SO $3.50: T. Bresnahan.. steers
Butchers soc &c. c $3.50 do E Butchers '
fuss butchers 1. s7'; 8. 90; r; Bresna;
bulls 2, 1906, 81; do, heifers. 3 432'
s. so cooper. heifers 9, 40s. -. 40; do.
Gamers 3. $50. s2.75: do. stockers 8.
sos 1915: Dombetk. cows =, 500: % %;
cows !. $50 So, do, cows 2, s1o. SO so.
Hammond, $. 4 G, steers 81 1893.
s. %. DO cows ., 1875. SAYS; do cows
2 1000. s so, do. steers IL. ] .00y. IS So
Michigan b. Co steers IA. $50. IS. do,
cows l. $50 $3.50.
Sold by Bishop u & RI to w. Kam-
man. steers I $50. So So do. bulls /.
900 81. Kamman y Co, steers Z. $50.
$50 Bresnahan, bulls /. 1880. -; do.
steers 3, 020 $3.50, do. cows 2. 100.
Hrinrich steers IL $50. $40; Rehfus.
butchers . 1913, 81. DO. butchers /.
$50 80 Caplis cows /. $50. 81; do.
butchers 8 $50. s. so. do. butchers >.
9j0 $3.50. DO, cows J. $50, 81. do.
butchers 5. 80. si.25; Sullivan. butch
The Detroit times., 1909-04-17
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Sold BY bishop. Il. & II TO Maggie.
sheep 8. average weight ss pounds.
price 81 per cw.t, DO. lambs 70, IS. $40:
DO clips ~ So, 81 so 90. clips -. u.
$3.50, 10. lambs 81 SIS s. do sheep 5.
s. 81. DO lambs 10 - g. so; do, clips
% IS. $3.50. Fitzpatrick sheep ). 10.
$3.50; do. lambs Sc. q. $3.50. do, clips
IL so. 81; do. sheep % 90. $3.50; DO.
sheep 10 II, $3.50. aPrker. W. * Co..
lambs a. 100. s., do. lambs IS. ils.
S. 80
Sold by splcer Mem s. r. TO Erich.
sheep 10. 81, IS so. DO. sheep s. l2l.
S. 25 Burfis. lambs I. 1875. 81.
Bought by Sullivan OF Smith. lambs
IFS, so. s., do. Sullivan. lambs 5. II, 81;
Kendall. lambs :. TO- s.. do. lambs %.
las s.
Bought by Newton r. Co. OF Jedele.
lambs 40, so. $3.50 Tubbs, sheep 3, 81.
-. do. lambs 4 10. 81.
Bought. Nv Mcclure OF Weeks. lambs
Is. 1876. 81.
Bought By Freedman OF Mckenzie.
lambs u. t2s. 1925.
Bought BY Maggie Of Bergln. clips 80.
75. $3.50. Waterman lambs 6. 10, s725;
do. lambs s. liz. So
Bought by Youngs OF Bishop 3. A.
H.. lambs IS. s.. ,7.so, Downing, clips
. 80, IS, SG.1s.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-17
cuIcAco live STOCK.

CHICAGO. April le--Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1000; steady. beeves. stso4 :,
western. 81 SoMSt5; Texas s4.to6sso;
stockers and feeders. s3.So y 80, COWS
and heiters s2sl6. calves sSus Hogs
Receipts & 900. slow. SO lnc lower
light. s6sOa 7o5 mixed, So -
heavy. $50 4 80. rough. 81. .54sse.
Sheep Receipts s 600; steady: native.
s365MSl5: western. ss.65ei $40. lambs.
az ,acS = "a western SSuSaI
The Detroit times., 1909-04-17
Markets and Finance
Yesterdays n. Y. STOCKS.

Reported for The Times by Hayden
stone 4 Co, llc-ils Griswold-st:
The Detroit times., 1909-04-17

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