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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-03
PERSONAL.

Lady Howard, who has been resid-
ing at the Moana Hotel, departed for
the volcano yesterday.
H F. Isenberg is booked to leave
for Japan on the Tenyo Maru, which
sails from here March 5.
Charles F. Clemens, of the law firm
of Thompson & Gemons, left for Ha-
wall on the Mauna Kea yesterday
E. A. Dunn left on the Makura yes
terday for the Coast to take a position
as travelling salesman with firm
there.
Rufus 3. Clark, quartermaster cap
tain of the transport Dix, now in port,
is a first lieutenant in the Third In
fantry.
Stenographer Kearns made bust
ness trip to Kauai on the steamer
Kinau, which left last night at
o clock.
Lieutenant Colonel R. J. Kennedy,
who passed through here on the Ma.
kura, is a British Army officer on his
way TO England on leave.
Eddie Dunn, Honolulu boy who
plays the piano eleverly, left for Brit
ish Columbia yesterday by the Ma
kura. lie will make stay in Sc
attic.
John Bull, the chauffeur who killed
himself the other day, was one of the
two who drove the car which carried
Secretary Garfield and Governor Frear
around Hawaii and Maui
Mrs. Hammel, wife of Sheriff Ham
mel of Los Angeles, and Mrs. A. J.
Bradish, wife of Captain Bradish of
the Los Angeles police department, are
visiting in the city with Mr.. and Mrs.
Langton.
Princess Kawananakoa will spend in
auguration week in Washington, and
has written to the Hawaii boys at An
napolis, King and Ashford, promising
to call upon them if possible after in
auguration.
]. S. Rear and family, who have
spent the winter at the Moana. depart
ed for their home in Vancouver yes
terday on the Makura. Their automo
bile. No. 2S6 of local register, was
taken along.
Manager Lycurgus of the Volcano
House left for the heights of Kilauea
Yesterday on the Mauna Kea. With
him on the boat were about fifty tour
lists who Will be guests at the famous
Volcano House.
Prof Penek of the University OF
California. who has been in the Is
| lands for severei weeks past, will leave
| for Japan on the Tenyo Maru. Prof
| penek. during his stay here, has Wis
tied Oahu. Hawaii, Maui and Kauai
Walter Love. well known in Homo
| lulu. left for British Columbia on the
| Makura yesterday afternoon. Walter
J has several good positions in sight II
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-03
AMMO IN AND OUT.

About a week ago the Supreme
Court gave decision in favor of the
Territory in the case of the Territory
VS.. X. Ammo, charged with selling
liquor without license. The court
sustained the sentence of the lower
court and ordered the defendant to
pay 800 and costs within week. Up
to yesterday afternoon he had failed
to- pay and mittimus was issued and
the defendant brought to the station.
In an hour the money was deposited
and Mr.. Ammo was released. The Hq-
nor was sold in the Cincinnati Cafe,
near the Fishmarkets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-03
ISLAND BOY I'm THE SWIM.

Stanley H. H. Ashford, one of Ha-
walls representatives in the Naval
Academy at Annapolis, was numbered
among the crack swimmers of the
academy. at IT'S recent annual gymnas
tic tournament, where he participated
in two events. and successfully in each
He was in the winning relay race team
and scored second place in the 40-yard
novelty race Swimming on the
backl. He writes of his Eastern
competitors:
..These Eastern chaps. who have
done all their swimming in tanks, make
marvellous speed with their eraw
stroke, but they would probably drown
in our Island surf.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-03

AT the spring millinery opening,
which is now in progress at the mil
linerv parlors of Miss Power, in the
Boston building, many novel and very
beautiful designs are being shown.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-20
THREE TRAIhMEN
KILLED IN WRECK
Freight Train From Grand Haven
Runs Into Washout and Is Piled
Into Heap Of Debris.
THE DEAD:
VIM. STOLTZ, engineer, pura1d.
FRED FINN. brakeman, Curand.
JOHN RuNckE, fireman, OIrand.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, April 10
Special Three trainmen were
killed on the Grand Trunk mile wes,
OF Fuller station at $50 this morning
The train vas q 'frcighr rF5m Grand
Haven. 1t ran into q washCut caused
by the heavy rains last nigh
Ray Stevenson. conductor, of Du-
rand. was seriously injured His
ankle was dislocated. legs hurt and
body frightfully cut and bruised. He
was taken to the Butterworth hospital
and will live Stevenson was under
the wreckage three hours before re-
leased The Grand Trunk officials are
Investigating.
The train was speeding al the rate
1f So miles an hOnr.
Al II O'Clock the bodies OF the deac
trainmen were still under the wreck
age The engine turned turtle. driy-
Tag the IkGdies into the mud. Percival
Waldorf. brakeman. escaped unin-
iured and according 10 his story Finn
md Stevenson were riding in The cab
OF the engine az the time OF the acct
dent.
The place where the wreck occurred
is between TWO high embankments, a
small l2-foot bridge having been
washed away. Tho train consisted OF
80 heavily loaded cars, which buckled
and piled on top o. the engine. Three
were cent from here, but
could not extricate the victims IN ac-
count OF the large Pile OF debris. TIL"
crash was heard by farmers, who
notified the railroad officials and
cOroner
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-20
HAVE MANY PAWN TICKETS.
Police Think cclored Pair May Prove
important Capture.

Henry ana Amelia Hadley. oolored.
arrested by Patrolmen Kinney and
nolb. Suudsv. IN raid on their opium
Joint at No 80 Fort-st. east. are held
IN the central station for inEesugA-
ton. and the police believe that they
will turn our 10 be- important captures.
The pair has drifted from city TO city
In rapid style. and the officers found
them uosseyscd OF pawn tickets for
hundreds OF dollars worth OF Jeweiry.
The iewelFy had been pawned IN New
York. Bunalo. Columbus. New Haven
AMI BROOKLYN. A newspaper clipping
. told of their arrest In Columbus on a
larceny charge Rachel George. an
Indian ehl f,Cm Port Huron. was also
taken our OF the place The police
say she has Aeen there for weeks. and
i an Opium lend.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-20
REITBERG TO PLEAD GUILTY.
II Is Believed Ascending Bookkeeper
viii Offer No Defense.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. April 10
Expectations are that Albert Reitberg
the absconding bookkeeper In the OF
fee Of the city treasurer. Will make no
fight in the court on his return to
Grand Rapids The general feeling IS.
in view OF his statements in Denver.
that he Will plead guilty when ar
ra gned IL this : the case things
will move rapidly upon his arrival
here
II is expected Rci'berg will reach
the city Tuesday night or Wednesday
morning Upon his arrival there will
probably be no delay in arraigning
him in police court, II he Intends
pleading guilty he Will waive examina
tion in police court, he taken directly
to superior court. plead guilty there.
and will probably be- sentenced forth
With.
No further instances OF taking
funds from the city treasurer have
been discovered either by the expert
accountant at work on the books or
~ Miss Powers. who Is checking 10
the Office OF the city clerk. The total
now stands at sl.liG.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-20
xEu Nonk pRoDrCE.

NEW YORK, ApTlI I1,-F0I TT y II
mess $40 SIS Qla lard-Quict. middle
west slO.t0UiOSO sugar Raw.
steady; refined quiet. Coffee 40. on
the spot 81 aSLc. Tallow Dull. city,
$40: country. "a U6i4c Dressed poul-
Try. quiet Live poultry. fair demand.
Cheese Firm. full cream specials, 10
Gle. skins specials. l-Ec full skins,
81. iAc Coffee options opened quiet.
unchanged steady. receipts
$50, creamery, extra. : n y, iscs state
dairy tubs. l9M s5c. imitation hrsts 2lce
Eggs--tirm. receipts 1858. uearoy
white fancy. use; fancy. 22c. fresh
nrsts 2t02lisC
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-20
CRAIG SAID IT." SAYS FREY.
Estimator Heard Broker Boast OF pea'
IN Wheat.

Thomas q. Craig. broker ana mem
Der OF the beard OF estimates. whose
speeches have been famous Tor their
Roosevcltian abandon and richness OF
adjectives. seems 10 be desrous oh
emulating the ex-pres!dent In creating
an AnaEias club. On his return from
"A trip 10 Chicago. last week, Estina-
tor Craig told some OF his colleagues
on the board of estimates OF Mite
deal IL wheat which he had made.
Later Broker Craig announced that
he had no such deal. and declared that
the publication OF such a deal was
fabrication.
Il remember Craig saying II. stated
Estimator Frey To another estimator
who had been present when Craig told
OF the deal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-20

Detroit. 95cGsl per bu new Bermudas.
81 80, Triumphs. 81.
Pouitry-ttenS. i5c 10. springs lSH
i5i3c. geese. i0Mltc, ducks, lSH lec.
turkeys. young, lS0.0c: old toms, loy
lie. PROSECUTIONS. li1ibc: springs,
i5Q Ice, gese i0rl2ci ducks 10 gl'Ss
turkeys. young. % q esc; old toms. IL
QlSS Der Id.
Pro, Isle ns--Mcos pork. SIS. family
pork. $iaV 1870. light. cleat sis'
heavy. SEQ; smoked mans, i-c. dry sait-
ed briskets. lie: shoulders. Sac picnic
hams. - Ec: bacon. lave lard IN
tierces. II 4c. kettle rendered. IL
per In
straw berries-e4-p cases. - 90 .
2i-qt cases. IS per case.
sugar. ,ystai IoTninoes; t..5S; Easls
tablets, IS 10 cut loaf. So 20; cubes
1875: N<NX powdered. s5.s5. grann-
lated, extra coarse. s. so; granulated In
bulk. $50. granulatcd, In $50 cotton
bags. $5.25 Michigan sranulatei: - 10;
so,ffe co. ne ;sis; No, : f 10: No 40
1906 No. 8, So: No. st9s' no o
$3.50: No. 3. Sass: No. 10, N.s2. 40. IL
j<.75; No IL. $40: No. Is. yit5. NJ IA.
tao. No Us. St6S per 100 lbs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-20
LIVE STOCK.
East EMBELLISHMENTS.

BUFFALO April 10 Special -
CatGc--Rec,ipts 40 cars. market slow;
export steers. 80 $50. best shipping
steers Si.75m6 10. cows. t3.50M .: heif-
cre. S4Hs.15 IIogs-Receipts 50 cars.
steads heavy. $500 80: workers.
&s.2Dd + 80; pigs, $500 go. sheep and
Lambs Receipts 90 cars. slow wool
lambs ssGS10. clippeds 1915 n $40;
tearlines S5.1jn6. wethers. seas .15;
ewes. 8 30 0f.15. Calves--sf 80 n :. -.
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO. April iS-Cattle--
Receipts 3.15o, active, prime steers. 50
1tG.15; butchers, steers, t5.50q6.10;
cows. $500 :. %. bulls, So 5Od 5.25;
feeders S3-5al25 Veals-Receipts
200. slow, common 10 choice. ~. - n
40 S-hecD and Lambs-ReCcipts 20.
600. slow. lambs g. g 10: yearlings.
81 50 n IT'S: sheep, $3N6.GO. Iiogs-Rc-
Cctpts 1850. firm; workers. S5lOu 1.3J; ,
pigs. $3.50 so.
CgICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. April 1s.--Cattic-Receip
n 900. steady to Zoe lower. beeves.
SI55m5 Texas. Sl.50M SO. western.
- n 5.75, stockcrs and feeders. 81 so n
so. cows and heifers. seas, calves. s.
az %. Hogs-Receipts $4,000, steady;
light 610N 20. mixed. S6.S0T9.30;
heavy. S.. S5 a 1.3O; roughs. tes5m6.e7:
workers.. ss.05n7.15: pigs. $685. n s. 80.
Sheep- Receipts %. coo. steady native.
S3.65M6.l5. western. 81. 6t5. lambs
s5fi $50. western. s5.s0a s.25.
CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK.
CINCINNATI, April ls-Cattle-IIe-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-20


CHICAGO, April l9-Deciaring that
he has been made the scapegoat and
that the public has persisteatly re-
fused to be enlightened regarding the
present wheat situation. James A. Pat
ten today announced that he would
no longer take the public Into hrs con.
Edence. There will be no more in
Reviews, he said he also referred
sarcasticalIy To the ministers who yes
lerday vengured 20 den0unCe him FROM
heir pulpits.
"The fact that man $ a preacher
he said doesn't give him common
sense. II ii did everyone would b.
going into that profession Al leas,
nearly everyone. because nearly all
1eed common sense
I'm the scapegoat: that's plaln.
Well let II 60 AT that. live by con
aitions as | find them. Those condi-
ions were made before | got here
and am not 10 blame whether they
are good or bad. speculate in wheat
\ lust the same as anybody else specu-
ates i'm merchandise.
IL have tried TO make ihe public un-
1erstand through the newspapers, but
zit refuses TO be enlightened. Besides,
dive into my affairs that they have
photographed me at home, photo.
graphed my house, my children ana
my dogs, and they persist in waking
me up at midnight with senseiess
questions and don't give ne chance
10 think or rest
.'Yesterday | went to church. as
have always done. When came OUT
there was a long line Oh men win
'raEeras at the front door waiting fof
me. suppose they will print my PIE
ture now and say / go 70 church on
5unday. but plumber the puDIic on
Monday. That's going TOO far and
won't stand for it. No more inter
Views.
j. C. r. Merrill, vice-president OF the
BOARD OF trade. issued statement de
tlaring there Is no wheat corner.
The corn supply has increased
billion bushels" he SAYS. That's inc
only thing that has prevented FAMINE
prices and perhaps an actual FAMINE
IN wheat floor. If SHORTAGE IN the
corn crop corresponding TO the short
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-20
D. U. R. EMPLoYE KILLED.
Moses }. Webster Walks IN Front OF
Car: Coroner Investigates.

Car: Coroner investigates
Moses !. Webste~ AZ years old. 3
u. L. r. employe living al No. 3+3
Dix.aye.. WAS so seriously Injured
when run down by west-bound Four
teenth.ave. car. Saturday afternoon,
hat ne died in Craze hospital. Sarur-
day night. Webster was leaving tho
barns on Warren-ave and walked di-
rectly in front OF the approaching car,
which ne apparently did net see. Be
fore he could roll cut OF the way he
was dragged under the fender. His
right arm and several ribs We're
broken and ne sustained internal in
iuries in addition TO bad cut and
bruises.
u. T.. r. emplOyes who Witnessed
the accident. as usual. refused 10 i'm
part any Information. even 20 Coroner
Burgess. He Will Investigate the ac-
cident thoroughly however, gong di-
rect TO the company officials in his
quest for Information
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-20

age in the wheat crop should occur
simultaneously with a wheat shortage.
the nation would confront an actual
famine in breedstuffs'
All Chicago was AT the ticker this
morning. eagerly watching the wheat
market May and July wheat opened
] IL under SATURDAYS clnSing- figures
This was a reelection OF the lower
Liverpool markets.
At this lower price Patten and Ar
mour bought freely especially July.
and both July and May rallied sharply
the former TO III rs and the latter 70
I2Sl-2 AT these higher figures Pat
ten sold considerable May but con
tinted TO buy July Al neon. however,
there was u sharp break OF nearly
two cents in both July and Nay. Pat
ten bought freely though and started
the market up again.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-20

GRAND RAPIDS. April l9-After
being foiled IN a sensational attempt
TO commit suicide by deliberately
throwing herself before a swiftly NOV.
ing street car In the presence Of
thrcngs OF Saturday nisht shoppers
Mrs Anna Minis, aged So years.
made second and successful effort
10 end her life two and i half hours
later by drinking carbolic acid. The
woman was mentally unbalanced. in
which condition she had been for some
time.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-20
PRODUCE.

The market was only moderately ac-
tive this morning and there were no
changes in the price list 10 speak of
Butter IL steady. but dealers say the
Elgin' market should have been put
down two cents six months ago Eggs
are very firm. and the market is being
very closely watched There was no
poultry in and none was wanted.
Everybody had few calves this morn
ing most Of which We're carried over
from Saturday. and there were no buy
ers on the early run. Potatoes are
steady for the present. and by the way
the new southern crop is moving II
looks as though the advance had been
checked, for time, al least
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-20
AppIe.-Fancy D.,oGss: commo

AppIes-Fancy s5soFes: common.
t3!.It5o per Dbl: western box apples
Cabbnge-New. 81 per crate. =. .. E.
CauIinower-s2502 per doZ-
CeIery-fiorida. 81 SO per crate.
isAc. Limburger. June. loo: October
tic; oricx. TN 4iSe. Schweitzcr. 100
CcHee-Package coffee. sI9.7s0is2i
per 100 lbs
.,csrsnb+rS,,e.--Howe. "ss per eu
Dressed CaIv~.-Fancy. % Toe; com
''g FiourEMichigan patents. In wood
$3.50; second patent. $6.25; straight.
Feed-Jobbing lots. bran. s:s: coarse
iS7. coarse middlincs. s2s: Gss mid.
Finnan Haddic---s &c per ID.
Fresh l xsFs' 70 cs7 ,s,,n no,
nips soc bu: Florida Tomatoes. 81 so
per crate; radishes. 600 25c doz: wax
sea rre .s'o bea Sa PPf lat aSe per
bus. $500 LIS doz: California soc per
bunch.
grape Fruit-s9.'5g per box.
Grapes-Malagas, ssQl0 per biol.
Der. i0alic; extracted. sGsitc per ID.
H.y-potroit shippers are paying tag
slo5o111: No. g. $40 1850: clover.
wheat and oat straw. s70Tso.
,Mc: No. green ssle0s sac, No. /. s SSssc
lie; Kip cured, No; 1. lie; No; :: snG;
green No. !. itcc: No 2. I2He; calf
hides, cured. No. /. sHc: No. :. 7Hc
per 10, hors hides. No. /. S3.s. No. ,,
s225: sheep skins. as to wool. SOC q
$3.50
Limes-Si per 100.
box.
Maple Sugnr-New, 4l2c per ID.
Mushroom.--75c per 10.
Ontoss-Spanish. SL7502 Der crate,
Michigan. Go . Toe per bu. cuban. ss.2s
Der box.
oranse.-caIifornis navels, 3275a
t3.25 Der Dox-
OiIs-Paw. iinseed. SIC: bo,,ed lin
seed. CSC gal. less | per cent for cash
in ~ days: diamond headlight kero-
sene sn': turpentine. In barrel lots.
Aec per al.
Pis~.ppIes-Fioridss H94eo per
crate: SEA $50 Der Coz
POP Corn-Ears. ! y u7c per 10.
Observation-Disclosures, car lots, {. o. b.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-20
New o. g. ~. Officials.

j. d. Hawks. vice-president aud gen
eral manager OF the DetrOis d Macki-
nae railway, announces the appoint
ment OF W. G. Ma Edward as general
passenger agent OF tie ROAD and J. X.
Hudson as general freight agent.
Both are Bay City men
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-20
CHICAGO pRODIIE.

CHICAGO. April 10 ButteT-Cream
cry extras. 2SC. trsts 21c seconds. ssc
extra dairy. 25C. Ecgs-Firsts, poe
seconds lgisc Cheese--TWins. / ) II 1
Ice. Young Americas l5A. a l6c. Live
poultry lie; fowls. 1talIAec
ducks. a.. geese. SC.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-20
Quotations by Hayden. stone q Co:
open. IIgh. Low. Close


TOLEDO -. NpriI % Whcat-Cash.
{l.4l, AIay. s. 3gi. July. $i.lSH sept,
$40 Corn--Ca-h u Ia, May II :.
July uud sept zoe. Oats-Cash. &c.
NAV lb7.c July. soc; sept, ~ ~ liye
NO ssc. No. .. s. 20; No. 3. sf1sc.
CLOVER sced--Ca-h and April $50. Oct.
snd Dee. s. 90. March. 500. Ai-ike-
Prime $50 Timothy-Primea $50.
Ot--t nghangod.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-20
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

CLtN EI.AND. q. April l94Hogs--
ttrcrirts s.r'st tit.s.s x-aa me =
diums mixed. .yorkers $50. light.
81 9oa5, pigs. se4o 90. Cattle--Re-
celpts IS ears. arm. L.ambs-Receipt
10 cars. steady. ss75. calves--Receipt
zoo $50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-20
PUBLIC 0FFEADS
JAMES A. 'PATTEA
Wheat Spectator Says He Is Scape-
goat-People Will Not Be En-
lightened, He Laments.

CHICAGO, April 1e.-i1esvy SELL
ing shortly before noon today pre-
cipitated the worst slump the
wheat market has sustained in
several days. May broke nearly
two cents to 126 S-4 and July
broke 81 cents to 1t6 Ia. Corn
was strong, advancing 20 20 81.
Oats also showed strength.
At the close Fatten, Armour
and other big bulls supported the
r<aS4tety-htt -errft-r- zuvzrrc-
was never recovered. All wheat
futures closed Weak near the
days low level.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-20
NEW YORK COTTON.
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Boar prices: Creamery. ex-
tras. CSC. frsts 2Sc, dairy. Use, pack
ing stock Ice per 10.
Egg.-CuTTynr rrrvtpts- --yy--v----f--t-
cases included. 20Lc per doz. Receipts
on Monday 1904 cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-20

Suppressed suits for divorce were
Sled. Monday. by Lydia rs. Claudj
y. Long; Mae l.. VS.. Daniel G.. Post.
and Grace +. vs.. John +. Dobson.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-20
Markets and Finance

ceipts l.S66. COWS ioQ Sc lower; ship
pers. S550sJ6g5 calNcs-null aud
weak; extra. S6.s5ns. ll1gs-kccetpts
ltiO. market uuigI. -Ennd- tA-.il4nisal
packers and butchers. $40 "a 30. sheep
and lamhs-Iseeeipts 80 strong; extra.
sos ~ 5.I5. lambs strong, good 10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-20
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. April l9.-Close Liver
pool gave the bulls a shock at the
opening by reporting Sharply lowst
prices. ana later in the day there was
- further decline. This was caused oy
larger Russian exports. more hoerdi
offers or cargOes at a decline ana lUh
proved crop prospects in Europe. Kus-
STA appears IL have more wheat 10 sell
than was figured on earlier I'm the sea-
sOn snow had great dear OF bau
10 report about the southeastern Kan
49, crop Acreage is short and crop
.unhealtny Crop reports are now re-
ceiviug more attention than any Other
feature Of tEe trade lhe MAY hotu-
important An early advance IN wheat
was lost later in the day and the gem
cral tone was
vTT3T 0tatI0ns--Cash No. red
and May. sLSsl1 July opened with a
break Of l.. at SllSi4. recovered the
toss and dectfusd 10 81 Is % september
opened at sl-O9A. touched Sl.lOA and
declined TO sl.os@. No. red. slS6la
No. ! white. $l-5sl =
Coarse grain quotations; corn ASH
No 1;s = = 's :, 30 ) wGite 57he. No
white. ears Al 56As q.
Rve-Cash No ?. S5c.
Beans Cash. s.. Is bid: MayL s2is
clover seed-Prime spot. 80 bags at
49,. October. 100 bags At 81 so. March.
100 bags at Ss.15, sample 30 bags at
s. 50. 10 at So 10 at 50 sample al
sika. bags az s.. AT s.,
Timothy seed-Prime spot. 80 bags
at sl55.
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Monday included 1 cars OF corn, ! OF
oats and / OF rye No Withdrawals.
stocks are S5f.55 bu OF wheat, 1928
h,l of corn. 1850 bu Of oats. 1893 bu
OF barley, and +05 bu OF rye.
Wheat receipts at Winnipeg 80
cars, year agO. 1 l.
Northwestern wheat receipts Monday
266 cars, year ago. 216.
Wheat on passage. $4,000 bu, de-
crease.
Wheat in Liverpool closed = a Il
lower. and corn unchanged 10 IA
higher.
81 Louis wheat receipts, $1,000 bu;
year ago. $1,000 bu.
Kansas city wheat receipts. 50 cars
Wheat receipts at primary points
Monday, 4ls.0o0 bu; year ago. $4,000
bu
Visible supply decreases Wheat. .
900 on. corn. 10000 0bu; oats. 4st,-
900 bU.
Exports Of wheat and -four Monday,
los. 900 b.
A house in Argentina reports only
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO, APRIL I3.-May wheat
opened At Sl.21-s. July at fll1 =. ana
eTal commission seiilng at the outset,
led by Patton ana Armour. Corn opened
a shade easier. but selling orders wer"
Few and sWcEe executed quickly. IHen
offerings became limited. oats stared
higher fOr nor, distant months, easier
tor May. Provisions higher All arouf!d.
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TOLEDO PRODUCE.
DRINKS ACID AND DIES.

TOLEDO. April -Buitsr--Crea IA
ny. IS =. q csc. dairy. csc EGgs--isc.
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BOSTON COPPER.

Reported -er The Times by Hayden.
stone a. Co. lls-itS Griswold-st
Omen IttRh Low. Close
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YESTERDAYS \. \. STOCKS.

Reported for The Times hN Hayden.
stone a Co. Ii6-llS 'Sriswold-st
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U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Bond quotations furnished by Hay
Zen, Stone x Co. lle-ils Griswoid-sL
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ABSOLUTE SECURITY.
|0MplETE PRIVACY, SECRECY,

Voxes al very reasonable rates. We
Wxitc a visit OF Inspection.
<nrccl vaults for Jewels. gold or sill
/@rwnrc. etc. Trunk vault for boxes
Kuuks. pictures or bulky articles.
a Cali On or write us before leaving
oWr on business or pleasure.
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