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The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
slnTH-Fox HOME
OUT OF BUSINESS
Management. Losing Money, Quits.
Leaving Many Helpless People to
ShiSz for Themselves.

As a result OF the foreclosure OF
mortgage on the fittings of the West
side hospital. No. 924 FOREST west,
both that institution and the smith
Fox Home ter Aged People. next door,
have been put out of business.
This leaves many of the old people.
who had nut their remaining resources
into the horne, without means or abii-
ity to provide for themselves well. The
city patients OF the hospital have been
transferred to other institutions.
II de not know what the old people
can expect" declared Mrs. Cassius j.
Fox, Jr.. manager of the home. we
nut $50. 900 into that home In ak years
and only got $4,000 back We work.
ed nights aud Sundays to keep going.
and II was the revenue from the hos
pital that kept up the home.
Most Of the old people did not APP
preciate the care we gave them Some
OF the nice ones we are going to take
with us to a new home. our own pri-
vate home, on John R.-st.. but the rest
would have been better of II they had
not compelled US to spend money for
LAWYERS fees In the matter.
"The mortgage on the building was
foreclosed SIX months ago. This other
mortgage was due long ago but was
renewed because | was SO Ill that
was at deaths door for a long time.
The man rould not wait any longer
fpr his money. however. and We have
To get out
I'VE are trying TO get out OF bust
ness and dissolve the old corporation.
Mayor Breitmeyer received several
complaints Monday morning from in
mates of the Smith-Fox home who
came to him with their troubles.
The cases were referred by the may
or to Prosecutor Van Zile.
IF what these people tell me is
true, there H. enough In their stories
. furnish half dozen cases for the
prosecutor" raid the mayor after the
old people had talked to him.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
PROSECUTOR SUMMONS
HANDWRITING EXPERTS

Prosecutor Van Zile asked Judge
Connolly. Monday morning, for per-
mission TO endorse two more names
on the Information in the case OF John
4. Adams. charged with deceiving
Rosa Rentz with fake marriage GER
tliicate, AMI an order was entered ac-
cordingly. The new witnesses are +.
Herzog and j. s. Schmidtdiel. hand.
writing experts. who. II is expected.
Will testify that the handwriting ON
some OF the afidavIts procured by
Adams Is tile same. though the affi-
davits purport TO have been signed by
different paIties L, different cities.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27

Eorssman Says Wife, Step Daughter
And Girls Lover Chloroformed
Him and Stole Roll.

Acarken- - tas ttsis ~ ssssiAaeiins Robert
Hertram, horse trader. residing at No.
~ First-st.. as related on the twenty.
tlxth day 90 the police or our fair city.
Allah II Allah.
y wakes up early Sunday morning
with one OF them premonition things.
he other hair OF the sketch is miss
0e- So Is my roll OF 800 Zones. as |
otncoyers when looks Tor my pants
end they amt present beats IL be-
low and finds the spouse. liy daughter
~ marriage and my daughter by mar
yfage's Teller, who Is a truckman and
built like q Terrible Young Turk.
ouggests she has guilty knowledge
'concerning the missing Sad. whereat
cho makes passes with her hands, and
.protestates yellingly. l investigates
and finds the roll In her sock.
Get the chioroform,' she hollers.
Just then the truckman hands me
. poke like the kick of Iothyosaurus
and dents the carpet. The trio then
lights on me and forms a combined
half nelson and hammer lock. Some.
body pushes a handkerchief soaked
with dope In my face. l wiggles. but
they turn OF the sunlight.
when / comes back the only sound
IN the house is the canary and tho
ringing In my bean. They has beat II.
with most of my clothes. the mazume
and my white poodle dog what was
my one domestic Joy. What do you
do In case like that%
Detectives Downey and Fox investi-
rated and found that the chloroform
had been bought by Bertram's daugh-
ter al Murphy's Michigan-ave. drug
store, To kill cat with, she said.
Neighbors report having seen the trio
drive away In a hack.
Bertram. accompanied by Detective
Robert Palmer, visited Police Justice
Stein at noon. and laid the case be-
fore him
Justice Stein promptly issued war
rant against Bertram's wife. daughter
and the daughters lover, who are
named as Minnie Bertram, nee Dem
rfs; Mollie Bertram. IS years old. and
Harry Balm. The warrant was given
TO Palmer for service.
To Justice Stein. Bertram declared
that he woke at 3 o'clock Sunday
morning. to find himself tied 10 his
led with cords. The last ne remem-
bcred was the fight In another room
Of the house, he said. Robbery Is the
charge against the missing trio. The
police are inclined to be bit skepti'
cal on the story.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27

Estimated allowance
On a valuation sos, 600 goo
which l believe VIII be the amount
determined upon by the assessors ami
board OF review when their labors ale
completed. the tax rate ON the basis
OF $6.12z.523 will be SIPS per 81 900
or assessment" says Mr.. Sohreiter.
The appropriations for voting ma.
chimes, Sl25.000, and $4,000 for a
public bath house on west side OF
city, are independent of the above
sum- he explains, las both are TO be
provided for by the issuance OF bonds
While the total amount computed
TO be raised by taxation is $9lS.522
greater than allowed last year. the
main items that make up this increase
are the following: Decrease in re-
ceipts OF primary school money $780,
900; grade separation fund $l25.000:
park and boulevard fund, repaying
Lafayette boulevard. $45.045: con-
strIcting new water main to Belle Isle.
$44.067; replacing structure AMI
phaetons destroyed by fire, $21 200:
public health fund, $4,000 for hospital
and equipment. making total Of $435.-
112.
AS far as the rate is concerned. it
has been extremely low during the
past years. as will be seen by glancing
at the following figures: 1904, 1882;
1905. $1470; 1906, 147i; 1907. $15.46;
1908. 1884
Previous to 1904 the rate OF taxa
ton varied considerably. being sl6.5T
for 1908; Sl729 for 1902: 1850 for
1901. $3.50 for 1900; 1858 for 1899:
1859 for 1898. and s176S for 1897.
which latter is the high water mark
IN the TAX rate, white for the years
1899 to 1894 both inclusive, the rate
averaged $16.01.
The extremely low rates for the
past Ave years are not caused by Grip
pling any departments. bat mainly by
reason of the extraordinary moneys
received from the state In the form Of
primary school moneys, which unfor-
tunstely this year are not forthcoming
TO the extent anticipated"
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
FIGHTS BILL TO
CHANGE LABOR LAW
Rep, Flowers Objects To Provisiot
Which Permits Women To Work
60 Hours q Week.

LANSING. Mich. April 26.-ReD.
Flowers. OF Detroit. Ia preparing an
attack against the bill introduced BY
Bierd. OF Saginaw. revising the Get
creating the department Of labor. The
bill Ia expected to be reached on spe-
cial order IN committee OF the whole.
Flowers. attack will be directed o.
pecially at that portion OF the bill
which permits the employment OF
women 90 hours week. He calls
this vicious legislation ano says he
will marshal all his forces to defeat
the provision.
Some heavy work Is expected to be
done In the house tomorrow. These
bills are scheduled to come up ON spe-
cial order: BY Brown. OF Wayne. pre-
venting the use of obscene language on
street or interurban cars: Senator
Aitkin, Of Crosweil. requiring persons
convicted OF felony other than simple
larceny to give SUFFICIENT sureties
when placed on probation by the
courts: Senator Dickinson. Of Eaton.
for primary reform: Curt.ss. Of De-
troit. placing water power companies
uuUSi SOuttOi VI tuS AohiVou 'OAhAAAs~-
sion. These bills are all up for hnal
passage.
The bill by Stevenson. OF Detroit.
amending section 5270 OF the complied
laws Of 1891 to affect telephone com
panies will probably be considered
this week. II adds a proviso that tel
ephone companies shall not supply tel
ephone service TO houses Of ill-reputo
or other similar places that are under
police surveillance nor TO any saloon
over the same. party line which reach
es any private residence
| These bills are on third reading In
the house End are expected to pass
! this week:
BY Rep. Chandler. Of Grand Trav-
erse. exempting soldiers OF the civil
war and their widows from taxation
on real estote used as a homestead;
Field, OF Chippewa. for the organiza-
ton OF county hospitals and sanitar-
iums: Flowers. OF Detroit, requiring
| the payment OF fee TO renew GER
I tifcates for horse-shoeing; Senator
Smell. OF Detroit, to prevent the adul
iteration of ice cream; Senator White.
OF Niles, prohibiting the use Of nets
i TO catch fish In the ST. Joseph river;
! Rep. Currie. OF Midland, revising the
! law relative 10 the control and care
OF dependent. neglected and delinquent
/ children by making better provisions
i for their adoption. etc.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
MURDERER is ELECTRoCUTED.
Pacy Hill, Who Killed Girl, RecItes
Psalm In Last Moments.

AUBURN, n, Y. April 26 With no
body outside of tho prison officials 10
bid him farewell, his family all being
dead, Pecy Hill today was electrocut.
cd for the killing Of Chloe Hancock. J
girl whom he loved AZ his own lister
The killing occurred at the girls home
near Cuba. n. Y, on March is. 1903
after Miss Hancock had upbraided MIN
for being intoxicated.
Two shocks were required before
Hill was pronounced dead. He went
TO his death calmly, reciting the TWEEN.
ty-third psalm as ne marched TO he
chair
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
Ascends Without startIno Rails.

ROME. April 26,-wilbur Wright to-
day gave an exhibition Of his aero
plane in which he refrained from the
use OF the starting rails. Starting his
motors as usual, he maneuvred this
aeroplane for about $50 yards along
the ground and then shot Il up into the
air without apparent difficuity or acct.
dent.
This was the FIRST time ne has dis.
pensed With the use of the starting
apparatus on the continent.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
SOME MYSTERY IN BOTTLE.
Found on Beach at Belle Isle and Con
tains Picture and Address.

The police OF Belle Isle station arc
trying to learn something about mys-
terious bottle taken TO the station Sun
day afternoon by two boys. Burton e.
lis, OF No. 81 Frank-st-, and Hector
veltz. No. IS Eight-st. The bottle,
found on the shore Of the island. con-
tanned the photograph OF q young
woman, and the name and address OF
Miss Waitkn. No. 1873 Dubois-st."
The city directory shows that Dubois
st. ends at the Boulevard. with the
numbers ending in the 400 list.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
CIcvcI.>nILyE sTVCk.
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Furnished by Hayden. stone a Co.;
North Butte is the only active fca-
ture OF the Boston copper market After
opening quietly around 63, tho stock
has had n further severe decline 10 90 "a
on aggressive selling. There IL no adj
dltiona! news To account Tor the weak
ness. The general list OF coppcrs has
been neglected. Arizona Commercial ~
showing some strength and the 4. - r.
issues are also strong. In the miscel-
Ianeous list. American Wooden common
and preferred are stroas and active.
The former Is one point higher at 81
and the preferred is strong AT lol y. an
advance OF ~ points American Tel.
4 Telegraph is a shade easier. due to
pront taking.
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TAX RATE, s17.25;
BUDGET $4,000.
Secretary .Schreiter. Of Board of Es-
Inmates, Makes Calculations Ap-
proximately Accurate.
oaiculaiions on Commit,

Basing mis- calculations on commit
tee reports already passed upon Dy
the cstlmators and on his Information
concerning those on which action has
not yet beel taken. Il. r. Schrelter,
secretary OF the b. ard OF estimates.
declares that the budget TO be raised
by taxation viii be $6,l22 900. and that
the rate will be $l7.25, which Is near
ly 50 in excess OF last years levy. and
the highest In years.
Here is the table furnished by Mr..
Schreiter:
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27

LONDON. April 26.--Further inves-
citation today OF the suicide of Hon.
Ronald Ramsay, "A years of age. broth
- q Earl OF Dalhousie. who leaped
oysrboard Friday night from the Ham
hurx-American liner Cleveland, en-
route from New York TO Liverpool.
kna. members OF the family say, con-
xInted Their that he ended his life
&&lls mentally unbalanced. Denial
~ unde today Of the report that he
IN Nv life AZ the result OF love
E1Ir Win IN American heiress.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
LIVE STOCK.
EAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BUFFALO. April 26.-tSpeciaIl-
$50 cars, heavy grades
slow. butchers grades strong; export
steers. SG.25q $50: best shipping steers.
s575a6.25. best fat cows. si.b045; fair
TO good. s3.7sdl: heifers. So $50. HOGS
a no: yorkers. s7.ioai7so: pigs. 81.
Sheep aud fambs-Receipts 90 cars.
slow: best lambs. s7.z5 " T.35. culls. ~
6is25: ycariings. s5.s0n-: wethers,
ss.25qs.lo. ewes. si.5ogi76 Calves
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, April 26.--Pork-Flrm'
mess. $ls506le. Lard-Dull. middle
west spot. sio.50Ilo.6o. Sugar-Raw.
frm: refined Arm. Coffee-Rio No.
on the spot. sir GSLc. Taiiow-Flrm:
city. 5%c: country. "a 96Ac. Dressed
pouitry--Firm. turkeys. 10 a zoe: chick
ems. l2m CSC: fowls. lmisizc. ducks. !
n iSc. Live pouitry-Qulet: geese. Ia
Sc; ducks. I5c. fowls, Is fa16c Cheese
Firm: full cream specials. $50 lie.
skins specials, iei1c; full skins. ?. y a
size.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
Itmes-Sl per 100.
leMoss-Caii.ornia. ss2505.so per

iessoss-caii.ornia. sss50sso per
Maple s...raSew; iSisc per ID
Osseas-spanish. si.sS0s Der crate.
Michigan. 7s9soe per bu; cuban. 1870
orssx~.-caitfornis naveiA sa7su
Oii.-Raw iinseed. SIC: boiled lin
seed. CSC gal. less ! per cent for cash
In 10 days: diamond headlight kero-
sene. sac: turpent:ne. In barrel lots.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sGA5o per
crate. S2U2.50 per doz.
Pop Cern-Ears. y q &c per ID,
Potntoc~--Michgan, car lots. 9 o; o.
81. southern, si15 per bu.
ISL Sise: Eeese. sgiSc. ducks. i5gls;
turkeys. young. is92ee; old tons: is0
i5GIsc. sese. loai.c. ducks. i60i7ei
turkeys. young. so0ssc; OLD toms. IL
QlSc Ter 10.
Provisions-Mess pork. SIS: family
RRs heavy ss 49, smoksd , hams isc: dry
saltcd briskets. lie. shouiders; S%c.
picnic hams. sac: bacon. lSi-c; lard. In
tierces. IKE: kettle rendered, l2*c
strawserrles-.i-pi pint cases. $500
suxnr--crystai dominoes. sI,s5; Eagle
tablets, $3.50. cut loaf. 10; CUBES.
$685.. XNXX powdered. ss.I5 granu-
i fins. in s bulk. SEQ; sranalated In 90
III cotton bags. sass; Michigan granu-
lated IS 20. diamond a $40: confec-
toners A, s. 25; No. I. - 80: No. =
s sss No ss'sS; NO NO ssosSS: NO. NO. s. s.
.iss; No IL. ti.so: No. IS. s4.75: No.
IL. SAYS; No. Is. s47s per 100 pounds
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
CUICAGO pNODUCE.

CHICAGO. April 26.--Butter-cream
cry extra, 25hc, firsts. 22isc: seconds.
20i2c. dairy extras, 22Ec. Eggs
Tirsts. e0-c: seconds. zoe. Cheese
Twins. I4c; Young Americas. l5c. Live
CONTRIBUTORS. l1c fowls. 10 isc.
ducks. 1iizc geese. Sc
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
PRODUCE.

There was a decidedly easier feeling
In butter this morning. Eastern mar
kets have gone on enough the past
week To warrant decline OF at least a
cent at Elgin. and dealers are looking
fo- q break OF that much or more.
Poultry is steady. but only because the
supply Is SO limited About one days
soou oru,naIy re1cIp's MouIu Knock tne
ing new in eggs or dressed calves but
potatoes were distinctly easier, both
old and new. There II an active trade
in fresh vegetables. and as the season
for direct carlot shipments Is almost
here. the tendency OF prices Is down
ward.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
AppIcs-Fancy. s5.5OMs. cor

Appics-Fancy. s5.5O@s; common,
f3.I5nt.50 per Dbl; western box apples,
$1.15 n $50 per box.
Cabbage-New, s3sj a 3. 80 per crate.
CauIinower-s3.5 per dog.
Celery-Florlda. $3.50 per crate.
Checsc-Michigan full cream, 1sD
16L.c. Limburger. June. i5c. October
lie. brick i7Iz gisc; Schweitzer. 100
zoe per ID.
Conee-Package coffee. si275aI525
per 100 lbs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s42J per bu:
$12 per Dbl.
Dressed CaIvcs-Fancy, Sq9c: com
mon. 547c Id.
FIour--Mlchigan patents. in wood
$3.50; second patent, 1925: straight
Ss15, clear. Sc Dbl.
Feed-Jobbing lots, bran. s2s: coarse
corn meal t2S. corn and oat chop. s27
coarse miidlings. s2s; fine middllngs,
$40 per ton.
Fresh observation-disclosures hot
housc. 81 .251 % doz; lettuce, i0c Id.
head lettuce, $3.50 per hamper, pars-
nios, s0c bu: FSorida tomatoes. $500
ais crate; rsdishes, zo42sc dos. wax
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27

Rutter--Board prices: Creamery. ex-
tras. CSC: firsts, 26c. dairy. 1sc; pack
ing stock. lee per 10.
Egxs-eurrcnt receipts, ease count,
cases included. eohc per doz. Receipts
on Monday. 1852 cases.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
o. s. GOVERNMENT BONDS.
LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations furnished
by Lewis G.. Gorton. No. las Majestic
building. April 90. 1909:
Financial
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
Markets and Finance
EAST BrFFAL.o-c,ssc.,,

EAST BUFFALO. y. ". April Sc
steers. se5o@sI5, shippers ys.sog
SIS: butchers. s.. % ~ $50. heifers. $40
G: cows, S3.5VN5s5. bulls. $3.soub.2a:
mitch cows and sprlngers. ssomeo.
TO choice. s. a $50 Sheep and lambs.
Receipts 1900 hrm; lambs. t6Wi 80;
ycaril-gs. S616.e5; sheep. $50 $40.
Hogs--Receipts 1900. slow. workers..
Ss.5eUT.o5: pigs. $40.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
ELI z 4 - t-s-+@- &c celpis
10000 100 Poe lower; beeves. $t.eSM
$50; Texas, siG5: western, $i.35n ..
stockers and feeders, $3.t0 e o.45; COW
and heifers. S21 $50; calves. $3.50 q p.
Hoss-Receipts $4,000. weak; light,
s6.so@Tso: mixed. $500 40; heavy
Sc so8i7s5. workers.. ss1og1.ss: piss,
$5.65GsI0 Sheep and Iambs-Re-
ceipts 10000. steady. native, S3.6eNt;
western. s3.soE6; lambs, S5nSl5'
western. $5W>So.
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.
CLEVELAND. O.. April s6.--ttogs--
Receipts J.00c. market 90 soc lower:
medium and heavy. sT.!5: mixed and
workers., $40; light. Ssa5.e5 pigs.
&C. 30. cattie-Hcceipts IS cars, steady.
i.ambs--Receiptsi 0 cars, $40. Calves
Receipts 900, 81
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27

si37 MAY. sl.3f: July. s1.0sh; Sept.
sl.03. corn--cash. 7lc; May. 70Hc;
July. $3.50: Sept. SOC. oats-Cash.
5Gi1c: May. 56%c. July. 49Ac: Sept.
4iAc. Rye--No. !. S9c: No. 2, ssltc;
No. 2. s5Ac Glover seed--Cash and
April, s5.75. Oct and Dec, s6.i5: March.
Ss.57IzS Alsike-Prime. IS. Timothy
Prime. $3.50.
Oil. butter and eggs. unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27

Bus,nsss-Iike Prisstng. Nc fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Tfnses Pristtsg Co, No
rs John h.-st- Phone l4ea
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27

beans. $500 bu: pie-piant. s5c per
don: green beans. $500 bu: aspara-
gus. st.50ulsS doz; California. soc per
bunch
Grape Fruis-ss.5 10 "a $50 per box.
Grap~s--Malagas. 5000 per bbl
= Honey-Fancy white, 1870 &c ID. am
Uay-Detnpit shippers are paying the
following prices for baledN hay I'm car
lots. T. b. Detroit. No. | timothy.
Sla50@ll: No. =. ti00l0 50i clover.
mixed. toWl0.5O. rye straw, SsWs.50.
wheat and oat straw. ssG7.5o.
Htdss--No. cured, 1otsc; No. . cured
sne: No. ! green. sn,; No; green.
kip green. No. l. zoe; No. 2. sac: cals
green. No. !. lie: No. 2: lsrc: calf
cured. No. I. l5c;. No. :. l3hc; bull
per IBIS horse hides, No. I, S3.s5; No. ..
ss.s5: sheep skins. as to wool. 5VcW
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27

DETROIT. April es.---Close: Worlds
wheat exports were large last week.
but not so large as expected, wheat on
passage had small decrease. but not
as small as expected. These conditions.
together with a good demand for car
goes. gave Liverpool prices boom on
Monday. The American markets fol-
lowed with a strong opening, and FOR
time prices were well sustained
Some Improvement in the crop IL noted,
but the season Is late and country mills
stand ready TO absorb all early Offer
ings of new wheat, giving the outlook
iirm appearance The longs In Chi
cago are believed to have sold out. and
may be waiting for chance TO buy in
grain The early strength could not
stand up against the heavy selling. and
prices in the wheat market promptly
went 10 smash.
si35: July opened with "A jump OF &c at
sl.ll. broke TO si.osia. and advanced TO
S1.0s: September opened at $1.0t. de-
No red. si.s2. No. l white. sl.a5.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn--Cash
No g. 72isc. No. yellow, 13i 7c bid.
Oats-Cash No. white. cars at
Rye-Cash No ?. ssc
Beans-Cash and May. $3.50.
seed-Prtne spot. 80 bags at
s5.T5: October. 100 bags al $3.50: March.
100 bags at s6.s5. sample, 20 bags at
$40. 20 at s5.25: sample alsike, bags
al SIS.
Timothy seed-Prime spot, % baSs
at 1856.
Receipts in the Detroit market Mon
day. included cars OF wheat, OF
oats. l OF barley. and . OF rye. Ship
ments were s.27S bu of corn. and 1900
bu OF oats. Stocks are 35i, $50 bu OF
wheat. 1929 bu of corn. 1880 bu or
oats. 1893 Blu OF barley. and 1905 bu
of rye.
Northwestern wheat receipts Monday.
233 cars year ago, ia.
Wheat on passage. $4,000 bu. de-
crease.
Wheat receipts at Kansas City, AZ
cars.
Liverpool wheat closed ~ I'D high
err. and corn I'D lower
St. Louis wheat receipts. $4,000 blu:
year ago. $4,000 bu.
Worlds wheat exports last week. s.
10000 bu.
Weeks decreases In the visible sup
ply: Wheat 14s9.000 bu; corn, 10000
bu: oats. 100000 bu.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Monday, 35s. 900 bu; year ago, 100000
bu.
Exports OF wheat and -four Monday,
4 ht,
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. April 2s.--wheat opening
was from n q &c higher all around.
Trade was only moderate in volume
at sI.2IL; July at sl.osA. and Septem-
Der at sl.olta. In the first Ii min
utes. May dropped TO $780,, July. TO
sl.os, and September to sl.01 y. Corn
and oats opened a trifie stronger all
around.
Noon--A violent slump in wheat
started just before noon. At 1886 May
sold at fl19Z. July at sl.01h. and
September at S1.00ss. Fifteen minutes
later May had dropped to Si.1s%. and
September 10 997sc. Heavy selling by
pit traders started the slump. Corn
and oats continue strong.
Close-In the last hour. wheat weak
ened all around and closed near the
low figures OF the day. The net losses
OF the day were May. 3Lc; July, &c.
Sept, 21.c. Corn and oats both picked
up towards the end OF the session and
closed stronger.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Total sales. -se.sno shares.
Money, 1ia a. per cent.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden.
Stone * Co. Opening.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-07-16
Sees Mother Grow Young.

sit would be lard to overstate the
wonderful change in my mother since
she began to use Electric Bitters, u
writes Mrs. W. L. Fitzpatrick, of Dan
forth, Me. although past 20 she
seems really to be growing young
again. She suffered untold misery
from dyspepsia for 20 years. At last
she could neither eat, drink nor sleep.
Doctors gave her up and all remedies
failed till Electric Bitters worked such
wonders for her health" They invig-
crate all vital organs, cure Liver and
Kidney troubles, induce sleep, impart
strength and APP elite. Only SOC at PEN
ny's Drug Store.