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The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
SAYS NEWSPAPERS ARE BEST
ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
{. J. Seward, Publicity Man for Berry
Bros. Delivers interesting Ad-
dress Before Wholesalers.

The newspaper as al advertising
medium is known quantity. and ad-
yertisers who use them know they
will get a fair run for their money,
said Edwin j. Seward. advertising
manager for Berry Bros. varnisn man
ufacturers. in an interesting talk on
The Benefits OF Advertising" at the
MONDAY luncheon 90 the Wholesalers
association in the Pontchartrain.
Wednesday.
Newspapers and magazines are the
most legitimate forms OF publicity 10.
day" Mr. Seward continued. and
represent the highest ideals in adver
Using"
Frederick B. Stevens presided IN the
absence OF President Davis. Mr.. Ste
vens' presence in this capacity was
indicative OF the restoration % har-
mony between the Board OF Commerce
and the Wholesalers association. as
he was recently elected member OF
the executive committee OF the former
BODY
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
0APrAIN's FORMAL REPORT
10 OWNERS OF "EBER WARD

Early wednesday afternoon Capt.
X .oNay completed for the owners or
. xho Eber Ward. the Hecla Cement Co.
formal report of the laundering OF
+ fhe vessel and the loss OF life. The
follows:
~The Eber Ward cleared from Chi
caro- on Sunday morning ut Z O'Clock
and went into Milwaukee To put on
<eompass adjuster a. o'clock that
niRht. The time consumed between
Chicago and Milwaukee was in ADJUST
lng compasses. When she arrived III
B Milwaukee the weather was bad. the
6torm signals were all up for nor
woster' Weather looking bad, laid
there until O'Clock Monday morning.
left Milwaukee at o'clock, proceed
"a on down the lake as far as Mantle
voc. or near Manitowoc, on the west
shore: wind shifted around T. east
. ward. and we went over 10 Point
Betsey. Weather fine all this time
on from Point Betsey down. no sea
nor wind. We entered the Straits
. Tuesday morning. No trouble Ia
Straits and no Ice to speak OF, except
10 little new-made ice and chunks
noating around here and there until
I'VE passed st. Helena islands. About
half way between St Helena Islands
and McGulpin's point We had TO go
Through a strip OF ice not TO exceed
40 feet I'm width which looked from
the top OF the pilo; house like slush.
81 checked the boat down and lnally
stopped the engine and let her go up
against this strip Of ice with her own
momentum. The ice under the water
evidently was solid. with slushy
appearance ON top. The shock OF
ntriking the ice evidently started the
poat leaking. possibly breaking some
OF the planking forward. as she i'm
mediately began 10 go down forward
AT that instant all of the crew
that were In bed were hustled out.
and In less than two minutes every
man was on deck getting the boats
ready The boat was settling rapidly
by the head: the lifeboats were aft
and were Immediately lowered. the
FIRST mate taking charge OF one boat
and taking charge of the other,
which was the starboard boat | Inn.
mediately got the boat free from the
vessel and pulled away about 20 feet,
aupposing the other boat had done !
the same. BY that time The steamer
was standing on end and settling rap |
idly. Suddenly there was terrific |
Explosion, the air in the vessel blow |
ing the stern out OF the boat. throw
ing the cabins and wreckage a.
around. When the stern sank the /
boat crane caught the mates lifeboat
and took Il down with her. My boat
picked up six men OF the wreckage-
The whole thing occurred in from Ave |
10 ten minutes. We we're then picked |
mp by one Of the Ogdenburg boats and
taken to Mackinaw City"
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
NIPISSING HAS BIG SURPLUS.
Over $4,000 In Treasury After
Paying Dividend.

The Nipissing Mines Co. has Just
paid dividend OF 25 cents per share
for the quarter ending April l. After
the payment OF the dividend there ~
mains surplus OF $l.103. 1864. the
largest In the history OF the company
This includes $456.053.61 cash In bank
and bullion; $45s.s61.43 as ore in
transit and in shelters: ore sacked
at the mines. ready for shipment.
slS7.S1l. These earnings were taken
from only 40 acres OF the company's
holdings. the balance OF the total $40
acres being as yet undeveloped. Many
Detroiters SHARED In the recent divi
dend distriD ition.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
AppIes-rancy s5.soI6: common.
OT61ss0 per Dbl; western box apples.
N * - 20 mar boy.

Apples-Fancy s5.30lr6. common
n.7sS.so per Dbl: western box applea
CsSbase-New. ss.75d4 per crate.
Caniiaower-s2.5 oFs per dos
Ceiery-Eiorida: $3.50 per crate.
isEc: hamburger. June. lsc: octobeS.
lie: brick. i7h 0Isc: schweitser. $50
ccaee.Packags coffee. sl,7soIs3s
.'.er..s.SSsii..-Howea a." per su.
Dressed Csive.-Fancy. s9shc; COM
FioSr-Michigan patents. In wood.
$3.50; second patent. 'sss; straight.
'' FFsse;SwJobsins lots. bran. sss: eoar..
s sST' eos s middilngs. sss: sne MID.
Finnan kaleidoscope per 10.
Fresh l xssst a. soz ls;sree no,
nips. COO bu: FLORIDA tomatoes. $3.50
per crate: radishes. 20 &c doz wax
Beans. 1915 .oa. p....plant. 45c per
bus si.SOal75 doI: California. soc per
Grape Fru,t-ss7sg1sc per box.
BE-. a' issiie: sss,!acssd sSsse p, per
Hay-Detroit shippers s, are paying the
Ss: DETROIT, 80 i S p s5. t,% .IsI.y
%1ss 81. sis sis Straw. rye is5sy s
,hc: NJ. i green. sse: No. l.. green.
.I sg ec Ns !, NJ Iod a. Mo- No. SG ' All
sussa. no NS: /. iss; No: 1sSs: bull
n n,dei f.; c Sora s SS No s ! So No
i?s; sheep skins. a. to wool. soe0
Le%oa.-caiifornia. 125Gs5o per
Maple sugar-New. 1.912c per ID.
Osso.s~spanish. Si7 50s per crate,
Michigan. ss07oc per bu; Cuban. ss.as
ors.se.-canfornis navel. sa7so
osis-Raw. nnseed. Sic: boiled lin:
seed ssc gal les. per s.s esnt tor k ea
pene Sn": turpentins. IN barrel iotA
s,se:sp.::GFlor,a... uo." p"
Pop Cor.--Ear.. ~ o7c per 10.
Potatoes--Michigan. car lots. T. O. o.
DesFEoit; csc aN per su; neg BsIm9 90 =
Popltry-Hens. I5a15nc; springs.
l5h a lee: geese. 100 lie; ducks. 10 q o;
ae Dies. ssaas fi BE t0% SPRING.
turkeys. young. 2e922c; old toms. IL
01sc Der ID.
Provisic N s--Me5s po.x. SIS: family
pork. sl9G1s.5o; light. clear. sl9:
heavy, $40; smoked hams. l2c; dry sait-
ed briskets. lie; Shoulders. SAc; picnic
hams, sac: bacon, 13hc. lard In
tierces. IL NC: kettle rendered. lave
straw berrie.-2a-pint cases. s25Oa
275
sugar--Crystal dominoes. s1.7s: Eagle
tablets, 500: cut LOAF. 1910: cubes.
o6.7s: XNxX powdered. e5.s5: granu-
fated. extra coarse. $3.50; granulated. In
bulk. $50: graduated, In 2S-tb cotton
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
ROOSEVELT AND PARTY
ARRIVE AT MOMBASA
Big Crowd Waits at Dock TO Greet ex-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Club to
Entertain Visitors.

MOMBASA. British East Africa
April 2i.-The Admiral. with Col.
Roosevelt and his hunting party
aboard, Is slowly entering the harbor
and Is expected To dock within the
next hour. The steamer was sighted
at noon.
\ big crowd is waiting TO greet the
ex-president. among the number being
+. J. Jackson, acting governor OF the
protectorate. who received special In
structions from King Edward To show
the distinguished traveller every pos
sible courtesy.
Mr. Roosevelt will remain here until
tomorrow. When he will go TO the
ranch OF Sir Alfred Pease. on the Athi
river The Mombasa club will enter
tain Mr.. Roosevelt and his son. Ker-
init. at dinner tonight.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
BOSTON COPPER SALES

nished by Hayden Stone & Co: Adv.
1885; A G. r., Ass. ALL, SO; Arc, 4;
A: c.. 900. All, so; Bos. Con, s5; do
rites. 1855 b. G.. 100; Blu. ass:
500: Range. ITO: ID. w. 10: E. b, IS.-
20; FIR, 40; Or, lIS; O. c., 1850:
Hanc.. so; Roy. 4o Kew, 40; Kerr,
50: Lake. l,sll; Las, z45: Mass. 1920:
us; New 21o, ". b.. s.542; y. l.. s.e77:
o. G. 100: o. d. 400: Csc, 35: Par,
q Gu. "a: 8. Fe. 400; Shan. ass: ST.
435; Tam. %; Trim. 10: Oil, 1850: L s.
r.. 1879; do pfd. 1916; Apex, $50; VI.
Con 465; Ut. Cop. 10; Win. 20; woIv..
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. April 2i.-Close: Shorts
started TO buy back their wheat at the
opening on Tuesday. Some or them
thought Liverpool should have shown
more weakness Patten issued another
bullish statement predicting higher
prices because OF scarcity Cash wheat
Is very scarce. so much so That detroit
millers are bringing winter wheat
from Chicago, there being no Michigan
wheat left Eastern millers are bid
ding nigh prices for winter wheat and
Strong nearly all the t!me. II was a
reaction from the weakness OF the day
before IN the new crop options. but ac-
tual scarcity Justified the strength IN
cash wheat
Wheat auotations-Cash No. red
and May, ST. bid. July was unchanged
az s1.15z at the opening advanced to
Sif7h. and declined TO Sl.1T Septem-
Der opened at sIoSB, and advanced 10
slosh No. red. hss' No. ! white.
tl4l bid
Coarse grain quotations corn-cssh
No. ?. 72Ec. No. 3 yellow. cars at
% 6aSsGcasi' No. 3 white. cars at
s. nc. No white. cars at 5shc
Beans-Cssh $3.50 bid; May. $3.50
clover seed-Prime spot. Is bags AT
$3.50 October, $3.50: March. 100 bags
at s5.s5. 10 AT So sample alsike' bags
Timothy seed-Prlme spot. 100 bags
at 81 90.
Receipts la The Detroit market We'd
nesday included cas- OF corn and
or oats Nothing was withdrawn.
stocks are S5i.55i bu % wheat. I45. 2S3
NJ ~ corn ~. $50 bU OF osts. ,Gg3 bu
OF barley and 1905 hu OF rye.
wheat IN Liverpool closed 81 low
er. and corn unchanged 10 I'D lower.
Receipts Of wheat at Duluth. 10000
bu. year ago. $4,000 hu.
Wheat receipts az Winnipeg. SO cars.
year aEO. 1908.
Northwestern wheat receipts Wed
nesdaN ~ cars; year ago. 162
Wheat receipts at primary points
Wedus ada}. 233 600 bu. year ago. BIS
coo Ia.
day. 50 600 BIZ.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
EMBEzzLEMENT CHARGED.
5E J. Haynes Accused Of Taking $50
Of Employers Cash.

Charged with embezzling $50 from
HIS employer. Jesse ID. Bourdeau,
manufacturer OF potato chips at NO.
'364 River-st, William J. Haynes was
ARRESTED, Wednesday noon. by Detec
|rive James Cotter. and was soon after
erraigned before Justice Jeffrjes.
He pleaded not guilty. and the case
WAS set for April n. bail being fixed
III 5000 In one surety.
Haynes, who is az years old and
Gives his address as No. 81 Clark
ave. was recently investigated ny the
police In connection with his alleged
practice OF representing himself as a
minister. making collections for the
Geamen's union. The seamen repudi
.ated Haynec
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
SUICIDE ATTEMPT FAILS.
Man Found BY Wife in Room With
Gas Turned On.

Half crazed by drink, IN which he
had been INDUCING heavily all winter.
Herbert Warren, 81 years old, attempt
ed suicide by the gas route in his
home. No. 109 Commonwealth-aye..
Wednesday noon. His wife entered
the gas-flled bedroom in time 10 save
his life. dashing cold water in his face
and throwing the windows open.
Warren had been out OF work for
some time. II is said, and had been on
periodical sprees for months.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
Special Matinee For Soldiers.

The mayor and committee having
I'm charge the arranging of a farewell
FOR the officers and soldiers ~ the
seventh Infantry, nov at Fort Wayne.
end soon to be transferred TO the
Philippines. have been unable to OBJ
tain boat for pleasure outing. In
stead they have arranged with the
management of the Detroit opero
house for a special performance OF
the Round Up" which will be given
Friday afternoon, at which the Off
GERS and men will be present.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
HALLY ON BOND ISSUES.
Advises Estlmators AZ TO Their Az
thorlty in Matter.

Corporation Counsel Hally will send
an opinion to the board of estimates
Wednesday night. dealing with the
powers OF the board i'm regard to bond
issues He will say that the board
can allow only an appropriation for an
Improvement 10 be paid for by bonds
in case the council has previously
named that method OF payment for the
Improvement lie will also say that
the city cannot anticipate tie increase
OF its bonding limit by the legislature
unless that body. by the wording Of
the home rule bill. gives such
retroactive scope 10 The measure.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
COPPER NARkET-CIo.e.

Ariz Com'l q. All. l0%; Arc, a.. (;
AL, 3s; Bay :. Gas. 81: Bos Cons. III A
Bos Corb:,. 2Oh Butte Cltn.. 24ls
Cop. Con, ia, G.. Il a, lO0h DAILY
W. 10. Davis D., sh. f.. Butte, i5i. [:
Ely. s-ls First Nat. 5; Or. 81. Globe
Cons. "a G.-Can.. lOA: Gold Cons,
: Hanc.. 1914: Helv.. PA Isle Roy,
% y Kew Cop. ga; Las, IAN Lake,
70 a Mass. p; Nip. 1888; New Cons.
Quincy. So; Raven. 40: Shan, i4I. SUP
* p 1874; sup. Cop, 40; Sup. q r..
Ism Trim. 1lA; Utah Cons. 40L; U.
>. OIL. 81 n L. 8. r.. 4sA do pfd. AZ
WAN. ~
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
Grand Rapids Limited-Steambos al
Express Train-Grand Trunk
Railway system

Effective Sunday. April 25th. the
above train viii run daily leaving De-
troit l;45 p. H., stopping al the more
important stations and 1rTive Grand
Rapids 300 p. m. Grand Haven, 200
D. M, connecting with the Crosby
transportation company steamers. ar
irving Milwaukee $50 a. m. Return
ing leaves Milwaukee 900 p. m.
Grand Haven 6.l5 a. m, Grand Rapids
7:15. Detroit 1l:25 a. IN. City ticket
Office No. l24 Woodward-dye Tele-
uhrne NJ 30
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
More Trouble for AIonzo Hart.

Alonzo Hart, whose. troubles with
pure food inspectors have kept him
almost continually in the limelight, APP
pears as the defendant In a warrant
sworn out in police court. Wednesday
morning. by Inspector John b. Barron.
Barron charges Hart with having col
ored oleomargarine in his possession
Dec. %. 1908.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
Howell on Shelf.

Pitcher harry Howell. OF the -
Louis Americans. will not be able 90
pitch for one month. An X-ray ex-
animation a. his arm on April re-
vcaled torn "ligament which is he
iioved 10 have been sustained at
Fort Worth. Tex. in the hrst game
played by tie Browns on the training
trip. HoweIi's physician instructed
him not TO touch a ball for four weeks.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
PRODUCE.

The feature OF the market this morn
ing was the weakness In veal calves
Receipts for several days have been In
excess OF the demand. and as result
stocks have been accommodating on deal
ers' hands. This held stock. IL is al
most impossible 10 sell at any price.
and the best OF the receipts take lot
Of pushing. Poultry on the other hand
Is as strong as calves are weak While
anything like heavy receipts would
swamp the market there Is an excel
lent demand for all that comes in and
in some cases IL Is possible TO spring
the price a little above quotations.
Butter eggs. potatoes and the list
generally, wore unchanged. and the
market as whole. rather quiet
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
bearing Given Freedom.

Edwin bearing. the railway mail
clerk on the Pere Marquette. who ap-
pealed TO the recorders court from
a police court conviction On the charge
OF disorderly conduct, was given his
freedom, Wednesday morning. when
the case was dropped by agreement
between Prosecutor Van Zile and At
torneys Command and O'Neill. Dear
ing was alleged TO have lnsulted wo-
men by his actions. as the train on
which he was working passed their
homes i'm the outskirts of the city.
The evidence was none too strong,
Prosecutor Van Zile decided
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
M Divorce Suits

Suppressed suits for divorce were
fled Wednesday by Jessie VS. Hugh X.
Cowan. CEddie vs. Sparey II Morning
star. Ernest US. Grace Victoria Boyd,
Nary Frances rs. Thomas hester. AMI
Bertha VS.. Edmund h. Miller.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
CuCaGo GRAIN.

CHICAGO. April 2i--There was
rush 10 buy wheat when the market
opened today. May opened at Si.23 "a
July At si.12S. aud september ri
tl.O4A
Patten led the buying and July
quickly ran up 10 one cent over yes
terday's close. Corn opened - lie
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
BANK FOR BEDFORD.
Gov. Warner and Others viii Estab-
lish institution.

A bank Is TO be established In Red,
ford. Mich. according to reports that
have reached the ears OF Detroit fiana-
cial men. The plans are already well
in hand and 1t Is expected that the
institution will be doing business with
in a month. One OF the projectors Is
c. w. WILDER. cashier OF the Farming.
ton Exchange bank and interested
with him are several other OF the
banks stockholders. including Gov.
Fred NJ. Warner. BEDFORD has no
bank at present
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
NEW YORK. PRODUCE.
VnIlls lA..lI ~

NEW YORK. April el.-Pork-
STEADY, f.ard-Dull: middle west spot.
siO.66ai0.l5. Sugar--Raw, quiet: re-
fined. quiet coffee--Rio No. Z. on the
spot, Sk Wsic. Dressed poultry
Quiet. unchanged. Cheese-Strong; full
cream specials. i2isci full skins. Era ~
SIC.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butssr-9oard prices: Creamery. ex-
ing stock. lee per 10.
Egxs-Current receipts, case count.
cases included. ale per dog. Receipts
on "Wednesday. s5s cases
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
CHICAGO PROnuCE.

CHICAGO April -Butter--Cream-
cry extras, use. hrsts. use: seconds.
age. dairy extras. Csc. Eggs-Firsts.
poe. seconds. i3nc. Cheese-Twins-
lth Hl5c. Young Americas. IAN u i5c.
Live poultry--Turkeys lie; fowls. l5o:
ducks. lic. goose. &c.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21

- only short distance away h the
nains OF the steamer, Minneapolis.
hitch went down several years ago
n Capt. lie May has spent most OF his
years on the lakes. and this is the
Hcond wreck In which he figured. He
~ on the steamer Anna Smith, when
- went down IN a storm near Che
6oyGan rs years ago. Al that time
- crew escaped
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUrrALO-OpeninG.

EAST btFFNLO-obsnthB
BUFFALO, April Al Cattle)--Re-
workers. s;.2S i.sO: piss. 81. Sheep
and LAm6s-ReceiPts 20 cars lambs
higher. sheep steady: best lambs. s7.l5
S5iS: ewes. sAsoG47s. Caives-si.5O
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
TOLEDO rRonuCE.

TOLEDO, o.. April 20.-Oil--Un-
changed. Buttcr-Creamery. 2sn d2sc.
dairy. 23c. Eggs-20c.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21

bags. tsss: Michigan s.snulatsds $50;
s. se9 Ss .tS'il ss ssis;i I'm No. Ne
ss :ss No No. = ,. Il Ne Nc 10, ss: q. y.
tASs: No. is. st.ss per 100 lbs-
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK.
CLEVELAND LIVE sTOCk
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Furnished by Hayden. Stone & Co:
Tile Boston copper market has been
fairly active during the morning SEES
sion with prices inclined 10 weakness
There has been aggressive selling OF
North Butte and East Butte The for
mer sold as low as e5ta. a loss OF N
ana the latter Is. lass OF y. There
is no news whatever 10 account for the
weakness. Copper Range is also one
point lower and Parrott is on a large
fraction Other departments OF the
market are strong with Amer. Tele-
phone stock and bonds the feature
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
EAST BUFFALo-CIose.

EAST BUFFALO. ". Y. April al
Cattle-Receipts none. prices steady :,
prime steers. Ss..5n675. butchers
steers ,s525Qs. vsals-Receipts 500.
slow and easier: common TO choice.
S560Q7e5. Sheep and Iambs-Re-
ceipts 5000, clipped lambs, $500. rs !.
yeariings. $4,000; sheep. $500 5.s5.
Hogs-Receipts Assoc. active. workers..
s5.25 q SEQ; pigs. 81 mixed. $7.foG7.75.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO April 2l.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1000. weak loo lower. beeves.
$40 III .e5. Texas, S4S01 5.s5: western.
81 q sos; stockers and feeders, t2+ q 5.
COWS and helfers. s2Q $50. Calves
si2545. Hogs-Receipts 2i.ooo. weak,
q735: heavy. s6s5g 1.35; rough. sass
a los; workers.. $40 o 7.?o; pigs, $3.50
u6 Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1900.
weak. native. $S.S0G6. western. $500 q
8. lambs. s5.4oQs. western. s5.s06s.
CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK.
CINCINNATI. O.. April 2l.-Cattle-
Receipts $50. fairly active: shippers.
IS so 625. Calves-Slow. extra. SCI 70
a.. Hogs-Receipts 3. 99l, slow and all
50 loo lower. good To choice packers
and butchers, S7.40r750 Sheep and
Lam6s-Receipts $50. steady extra.
1866 81 1915. lambs, steady, extra, 81
: rs
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.
CLEVELAND. o. April 2l.-Hogs-
Receipts 1000. firm. mediums. $40:
workers.. $3.50 7.S5. lights. s690Q710:
pigs 1915 Cattle-Receipts cars,
steady. Iambs--Receipts - cars SIS IS.
Calves Receipts 600 s..
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
Markets and Finance

higher for May. and = a. Nc higher for
other months. Wet weather started a
scramble OF shorts but offerings were
only fair Oats opened unchanged.
Provisions higher.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
UNION PACIFIC
DROPS ONE POINT
Stocks Show Losses Of From Frac-
tions To Two Points From Yester-
day, But Rally Later.
\. \. STOCK MAnkEr-Cle.e.

Allis chAL. lSis Anal Cop, 7sA;
Am. {. a f.. So Am Cot. oil. Ss, Am
sSS. Am. sugar. iS.: Am. T. 4 T..
l4oA. Am. lob. I'D. ssbs' Am. Wool
ssis Ana. Cop, a.; Atch;. 10. =; b q
q i;s; IN ch g. q o. T' On ~ o., cav n. t ss
$50. Colo. + : j. IS: Colo. 8 Sou.
Is "a q "a pfd. isa. Cons. Gas. i2Sl.;
S0I Eio Ft GS 81 81 II DIS "e &. So. Erie
Gen. Efec IS. ct Nor pta; IA; DO
ORE ore g.. a. Cent, n't sd Int M e
90 ptd, ssis L. s y. 1855, NJ. x 8 r.
asa, 90 pid, 30 Mo. Pac.. i3a; Nat
LEAD ga, ss'; Ss "a \. S0 y; SEN en-
Peo. q, e. iis. RI. 81 Car. 81 -
ptd. AZ Koek Isl. 2s!, DO pfd, IS \ !
g.. Tenn cop. toIs Union pae.. ises .
Al. 5 g S Steel s "a ID DO p pfd ,is as':
Wabash. isis DO Pfd, +TA; w, I. Tel.
NEW YORK, April 2l.-Eries were
prominent in the trading al the open
ing and during the first 10 minutes
The common, first preferred and sec.
ond preferred showed subs antial frac-
tional gains. The frst sales in oths .
..tocks showed decided irregularity.
After the first H. minutes price -.
generally tended Ipward
IL g. m.-Union Pacific dropped a
point and other stocks joined in the
dow inward movement. showing losses
at The lowest level OF from fractions
10 two points from yesterdays close.
The Erie issues held exceptionally
strong.
The market rallied after the begin
ming OF the second hour.
Governments unchanged. other
bonds firm and active.
Noon-There was a further develop
ment OF heaviness In the market
around noon with increased pressure
in many OF the leading speculative
issues which have been most prom
inent in market operations in the last
few days.
The industrials were generally
heavy.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
ta)Asked. (b)Bid. tx)Split.
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. O.. April 2i.-wheat-cash
81 40: May, Si.ss; July, N.Is; Sept.
SiOsA. Corn-Cash. 72isc, May. 7sSe
July. llAe. Sept. 7oNc. oats--Cash
sitc; May SAC: July. sohc; Sept.
4sAc. Rye-No. !. sssc. No. 2 soc
No ). SEC. Glover seed-Cash ant
April. IS. so; Oct. and Dec. $3.50: March
e6.T2H. Alsike-Prime. $50. limo
thy-Prime. $50
oil. butter and eggs unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21

Salt is mined in nearly every por-
ton of the German empire In such
quantities that only about 2 per cent
OF the salt consumed Is imported.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
- a 9T RIA.
s..s,.A. zIas Kind You IA. Always saptA
A'' "a G2zIMI
DETROIT
TRUST
COMPANY
Penobscot Bldg,
Detroit, Mich.

Because of the uncertainty
OF life, it is important to make
a will without delay. and when
doing so, it is still more i'm
portant TO name an Executor
entirely worthy of your conf
dence. Do not commit your
estate to an unknown and
inexperienced Administrator.
Appoint this Company.
DIRECTORS
Ammi w. Wright Edwin G. Nichols
Arthur ri. Bull George Peck
Jas. l.. Davidson Edward III. Butler
Fred'k T.. briggs ID. l.. Quirk. Jr.
Benton Hanchett Edward u. stair
James y. Wright Sidney L. Miller
Elisha H. Flinn r. w. Giichrist
Henry y. Baldwin Frank w. Eddy
Alex Mcpherson Rasmus Hanson
Chester q. white Sam'l T. Douglas
Jas E. Danaher, LucIus Lilley
Charles A. Dean Benz. y. Berry
Walter Scotch.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21

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