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The Detroit times., 1909-04-16
MANNED MAN CONES TO
DETROIT FOR TREATMENT
Loses Foot In Accident and Wasn't
Allowed To Remain in Columbus
Hospital, He Says.

Anxious TO return TO the only city
that he calls home and suffering such
terrible torments from pain that no
became delirious, Louis Alvenick, aged
SO years, came in Oh Michigan Cen.
trail train from Columbus. o.. at GAS
o'clock Thursday morning and was
removed in the East End Ambulance
TO st. Mary's hospital.
The hospital authorities were able
to CLEAN from his talk that the man
was on his way from Springfield. O..
TO Detroit, when he met with a rail-
way accident In Columbus, in which
his foot was 30 badly crushed that 1t
had 10 be amputated In that city. As
Alvenick was out OF funds and had no
friends, he was not allowed to re-
main IN the hospital In that city, and
determined 70 come on TO Detroit,
where he felt he would DO cared for
He says he came 10 Detroit from
Poland when a boy and lived with q
sister, but she died. and last December
he went to Springfield TO see his
father, who was dangerously Ill and
who died, later. Having no relatives
and no home, he decided to return to
Detroit, where he was acquainted. and
was on his way when the accident oc-
cured.
Arrangements were made at st.
Mary's hospital to have the man cared
for until he RECEIVERS his health. when
he says he will repay his benefactors
for the trouble and expense. II Is said
at the hospital that he will recover.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-16
Markets and Finance

sheep. ss0s; mixed sheep and lamb
$SNI; common killers. 6eS.2si
culls. 81 $50 per cwt
IIogs-pulf and Is cents lower. quail
ity fair prime mediums and tat york
ers. t5@t1S; light workers. and pigs
&C. s3o Der cwt
Receipts: Cattle. s95. calves, 1.eli;
sheep. 2,t2S, hogs. 5.s03.
EAST BUFFALO-Op~aing.
BUFFALO. April i5.-lspecial)-
n 10. Workers. IL 4al ESQ pigs. $3.50,
sheep and Lambs--Receipts go cars;
wooded grades, steady. clipped grades
very slow: weather too cold. We ad-
wise shippers TO hold them back until
warmer weather: best wool lambs,
sse3Qs.a5; clipped. $500 40: year
ewes. s5s5es calves--ss.bo1s.eS
EAST BUFFALO-Clo-e.
EAST BUFFALO. N. Y. April i6.-
steers $50 SIS: medium sSaSss.ic'
STEADY; cominon ~ 10 choice' ss@sss.
sheep and Lambs-Receipts 5000, fair
ly active and steady; prime. sS.ss@sss
ysarilnEs 9'ss o sheep .,s Sgs sSa
easier: workers. s7.s017.so; pigs. ss,so,
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. AprIT IS.-cattle-Re-
ceipts 5000. weak. beeves. St.s09 Z:
Texans. St.ooQ5.l5: western. st@bs0;
stockers and feeders. $500 $50; cows
and heifers. SEQ 500; calves. ssg7.
Hogs-Receipts 1900. slow to loo
higher; light. s6.7oQ us; mixed. sass
@7.ss; heavy. se.so@7s5; roughs, Sc. 30
az: workers. s7.iou 80: pigs. s5.75w
$50. sheep and Lambs-Receipts TO-
0o0,- weak -aative,ss.s IS SIS west
ems. >s.s5Qs2o; lambs. $3.50 q $40;
western. S5@se5.
CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK.
CINCINNATI, O.. April l6.-Cattle--
Receipts $40 very slow: shippers. IS: 80
G6.35. Calves-Good TO choice. 25c
higher: extra. $3.50. Hogs-Receipts
S.o65. market slow, l5Q $50 lower; good
10 choice packers and butchers. 1850
7.i0. Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 2i6.
strong. extra. 1866 q SIS; lambs strong.
Ice higher; good TO choice S150Gs.
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.
CLEVELAND. o.. April lS.-Hogs-
Receipts 2,5oo. slow. 20 TO Csc lower.
mediums, heavies. workers., ss30g1.35.
light. 81. pigs. Ss.50Q6.so. Cattle-Re-
ceipts cars. frn: lambs. 10 cars.
steady $ss5. Caives-Receipts 500.
steady. IS.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-16
MICHIGAN PATENTS.

WASHINGTON, April 15.-Michi-
gan patents were Issued yesterday as
follows: z. l.. Ansorge, Newaygo,
box: II. w. Betwhy, Emmett. wind
shield for hay loader; r. G. Blean,
8turgis, wheel; ]. NJ. Carver. Grano
Rapids, mail bag catcher; E. ID.
Church, Saginaw, safety appliance for
connecting rods; II. E. Coffin. Detroit.
dust pan or shield for automobiles; II.
NJ. Cramer, Lansing. sparker mechan-
Ism for engines: c. G. Davis. Manistee.
coupling link for fish hoops; II. 4.
Davis, Benton Harbor, self-oiling
sleeve: o. NJ. Davis, Detroit, strength
ening member for composite cement
and metal constructions; p. Donovan,
Hart. rail tie; w. r. Dooley, Grand
Haven. hasp for suitcases; N. English,
Detroit, steam strap: ]. z. Evart and
q. Ryder. Mendon. mold; c. r. Far
~, Kalamazoo, binder: W. c. Fife
and 8. r.. Coleman. Carson City, cul-
vert mold; ]. c. Graham, Grandvllle,
v eighing machine; N. T. Harrington.
Lansing. valve gear and governing
mechanism for explosion engines; T..
r. Hollinger, Detroit, production OF
linoleum initiating wood: c. T. and
II. Koenigsberg. Holland, automobile
steering post; q. N. Marcellus, Grand
Rapids. flushing tank; @. L. Morrison
Hudson, butter plate; A. f. Palmer
Owosso. clamping machine; 8. Reaves
jackson. dressing stand; NJ. NJ. Riley
Ironwood, metallic railway tie: c. w
Russell, Detroit. dump car: ]. b. Shinn
lowering. sliding door fastener:
e. II. Tenhopen. Grand Rapids. fric.
ton brake; E. b. Tunnicliffe, Grand
Rapids. hose supporter clasp; N. c,
Van Otteren. Grand Rapids, bottle and
ticket holder; c. r. Welsh, Detroit,
syringe: c. c. Wheeler. Holland. edge
trimmer for lawns
The Detroit times., 1909-04-16
CHRISTIANS ARE
BEING MASsAcRED
Moslems At Mersina, Asia Minor,
Have Attacked Armenians, Ac-
cording To Report.

CONsTANTINOPLE.- April IL
Grave fears are felt here for the saiets
OF the two American missions at Met
sfna. as Asia Minor seaport on th'
Mediterranean, where the Moslems are
reported TO be massacreing the Armeh'
ian residents. The trouble, accordins
10 the report that has reached here
was caused by an Armenian kilhhs
two Moslems. The murderer was MOI
arrested and the Mohammedan popu'
lation took matters into their OWE
hands and attacked the Armenians'
declaring they would exterminate Ia"
entire Christian population.
The last report from there stated
that massacre was TN progress II
the Armenian quarter and the foreign
legations here have received urgent
requests for help.
The foreign Office has been nouhed
that IL will be expected 10 protect an
foreigners there. Mersina has Chris
ton population OF thirty-five thousand.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-16
Windsor Mans Wife MIssino.

Harry Lyon, OF No. 1913 Langlois-
ave, Windsor, has asked the loca!
police to locate hls wife, Florence. 2?
years old, who left her home on April
9, taking with her their 3-year-oid
daughter. Olive Sybil Lyon. When
she left, she told her husband that
she was going TO pay visit to her
sister, Mrs. James Schram, living on
FOREST, but Lyon declares that he
has been unable to find her. He told
Lieut.. Walpole that she had left home
once before. and that another mar.
figured In the case. After he had pre-
pared TO institute divorce proceed
.ngs. he said. she had returned to him.
and they had become reconciled
The Detroit times., 1909-04-16
TROOPS ARE MARCHING
ON CONSTANTINOPLE
Second Army Corps Believed To Have
Rallied To Support Of Sultan
IN Present Crisis.


VIENNA. April 15.-Ths second
army corps of Turkey Is marching
from its Adrianople headquarters to-
ward Constantinople. according to dis
patches received here today. 1t Is not
known whether its intentions are to
Join the mutrneers or oppose them, as
the censorship on Turkish news is
such that the exact status OF affairs Is
hard to learn.
The second army corps has hereto
fore been loyal In its support Of the
Young Turks, but IL Is believed here
that IL has joined the movement which
overthrew the Young Turks.
II IL inconceivable here that the
Young Turks will submit to the new
order without desperate attempt TO
regain their position. They are now
trying to rally their forces in several
Of the Turkish provinces and the new
ministry, II 1t Is to continue, must
strike q decisive blow without delay.
A return to power OF the Young
Turks would assuredly mean the death
uf the Sultan and the knowledge OF
this fact has aroused tremendous re
Iigious enthusiasm In support Of the
present regime.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-16
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Furnished by Hayden. Stone & Co.:
Influenced by the severe decline In
North Butte. the Boston copper share
market has taken on rather weak
tone. although outside OF this particu-
lar stock. the selling has not been az
gressive. North Butte. after opening
at decline OF II. points over last
nights closing. sold down TO o6A BY
one OF the most influential houses In
the city Reports from the property OF
late have been OF rather nervous
feeling At this writing the stock has
rallied one point from the lowest. Par
rott is also one point lower and Calu-
met * Arizona 1 y points lower. Frac-
ticnal declines throughout the list are
numerous. Other departments OF the
market are quiet with prices practical
ly unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-16
BILL is
PASSED BY HOUSE
Provides That Officials Shall Elk
anime County Records of Courts,
Treasurers and Register of Deeds.
From a stan Correspondent


LANSING. Mich. April l5.-fhe bill
introduced by Senator Wetmore. OF
Cadillae,, authorizing the auditor~sen-
eral TO appoint four officials at q sal
airy OF $500 each TO examine the
county records OF probate courts. treas
urers and registers OF deeds passed
the house yesterday and Is now up 10
the governor.
The house killed the bill by Senator
futile. OF Leslie. providing for the pay
ment OF tuition In high schools or pu-
pills who have completed the eighth
grade in another district, and the bill
by Sanders. OF Ingham. providing Tor
the township unit school district. La
ter. however, both bills were revived
and tabled.
There wascQuite a wrangle over the
bill by Senator Anhut, OF Detroit. re-
curing cabooses TO be equipped with
platforms and steps. Clarken, OF De-
troit, offered IN amendment making
the date 1910 Instead Of 1912. Maxey.
OF Baraga, backed up Clarken, saying
many trainmen might be killed In two
years and prompt action was reQuir-
ed. The amendment carried and the
bill passed. 1t IL effective Jan. i.
1910.
Rep. Brown of Highland Park. in
troduced bill 10 prevent the use OF
profane language on interurban, sub
urban. street or steam railroad cars.
These other bills were introduced: By
Rep. Young. TO create board OF cleo
trical examiners to regulate and IL
cense master electricians; Yaple. OF
Kalamazoo. To provide methods where
by children of INDECENT parents may
attend school; Happier. OF Houghton.
to establish a bank deposit guaranty
fund for the protection OF depositors
in banks: Flowers. OF Detroit. estab-
fishing a board OF commissioners for
the promotion Of uniform legislation
in the United States: Curtiss, or De-
troll, to regulate the water power re-
sources Of the state. vesting the neces-
sary power In the state railroad com.
mission. -
The senate passed the bill by Kline.
Of Addison, giving the state banking
commissioner salary OF $1,000 a
year, but as the house has expressed
its intention of slashing big salaries
IL Is not expected this officials allow
ance viii be made over $4,000. These
new bills were introduced in the SEN
ate:
BY Ward, OF Stanwood. regulating
rates 10 be charged for electric pow
err; Ming, OF Cheboygan. permitting
boards TO condemn property
for cemetery tracts; Taylor. OF Kali
amazoo. for a specific fee on all real
estate mortgages to be paid at the
time OF fling and discharge Of same;
Anhut, Detroit. for the incorporation
of associations OF railroad conductors
and engineers; Wetmore, of Cadillac,
for the appointment Of a clerk of the
supreme court at a salary of $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-16
HnEAT CORNERS
NAY Be STOPPED
1sttsn's Bull Operations Spurs Con-
ersss 70 Take Action-Hundreds
Send Protest.

WASHINGTON. April ts.-can the
United States government put a stop
20 corners" In the necessities OF
1ffe7~
This question Is being seriously con-
& oldered today by officials OF the ad.
ministration and leading members OF
congress.
During the past few days hundreds
Of kilograms have reached the White
House. the department OF justice and
the department OF commerce and la
Dor, protesting against the bull opera
lions Of James A. Patten. In the Chit
cago wheat pit.
The matter was brought up at a con-
ference at the department OF justice.
attended by Attorney General Wicker
sham. Secretary Nagel. Secretary Bal
unger; Chairman Knapp and Commits.
eioner Prouty. OF the interstate com
merce commission. and Rep. Towns
and. Of Michigan.
II II the general opinion OF those
who have been studying the subject,
that there is at present no federal
statute under which operations like
+ Patterns may be suppressed. and that
a they are TO be prevented In the fu-
tnre special legislation by congress
will be necessary.
The suggestion has been made. how
ever. that there IL possible remedy
IN the provision OF the Sherman anti.
trust law against conspiracies In re-
Btraint of trade. One prominent Re-
publican member Of congress, who has
received a number of telegraphic pro-
tests, said todayi
1T would be impossible for AR Pat
ten TO raise the price OF wheat 2S cents
by his own efforts. Not only mus he
have combined with shippers and pro-
ducers TO effect this result, but he
must also have used the interstate
Transportation lines. bonded ware
houses. foreign shipments and tele
graph and telephone lines OF interna-
tional and interstate location.
Il am certain that there is a strong
enough sentiment In congress now 10
enable us TO pass a law. which will
prevent such explorations OF the ma
lions food basis In the future, and
perhaps even to punish the present
exploiters for their action.
THAT q condition should be allowed
20 continue. I'm which II Is possible for
one man, through gambling processes.
TO raise the price OF a loaf OF bread. is
intolerable Members OF congress
have been swamped with kilograms or
protest. A properly prepared bill
would receive immediate considera-
ton"
II was stated today that Rep.
Townsend Is preparing a bill which he
will introduce In the house should It
be definitely decided by the law Of
.1cers OF the government that the
Sherman law Is insufficient TO cover
the case.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-16
Ann Arbor Road Buys Equipment.

The Ann Arbor railroad has closed
contracts for two new all-steel pas
senger trains; 5000 tons OF S5-pound
steel rails. -FOUR monster freight en-
gines and one additional passenger 10
connective. The Pullman Co. has the
contract for the cars. including four
coaches and two parlor cafe cars. The
equipment will be delivered on or be-
fore June 10 and will be r2ed In the
resort traffic to Frankfort. These i'm
provements are In line with the policy
inaugurated by George X. Lowell,
when he came to the Ann Arbor sys-
TEN as vice president and general
manager two years ago.
Job Printing done right. Tines Print.
ing Co. Is John R.-st. Phone 1879
The Detroit times., 1909-04-16
RECTOR MOCK NOT A MIXER.
This Fact Said to be at Bottom oi
RESIGN alton.

The Rev. A. j. Mock has resigned
the rectorship OF st. Joseph's Protest
ant Episcopal church. after presiding
over the parish about a year. He de-
clines TO make public the reason for
his resignation. saying that it Is q
matter between himself and his par
lsh. The rector is very studious and
1t Is said that some of the members
OF the church thought that he did not
mix enough with his people
The Detroit times., 1909-04-16

81 lO May 81 80. July. si.i7.. sept.
si0sh. Corn-Cash, zee; May, SOC;
July. CsRc: sept. 6sc. Oats-Cash,
56i5c: May. 5si.c. July. 49.c; Sept,
lOa. &C.. Rye--NO. !. sue: No. 2. SIC;
No 3. sac Glover seed-Cash and
April a592B Oct. and Dec. t67eL
March. sSs5 Alsikc--Prime, $50.
Timothy--Prime 81 so
oil. butter and eggs unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-16
Railroad Official locates Here

". W. Steinhoff. assistant general
passenger agent OF the Wisconsin
Central railroad. in Chicago. will como
10 Detroit as traveling passenger
agent OF the 500 line, with which the
Wisconsin Central recently merged.
w. ID. Van Setback, general agent OF
the Wisconsin Central in Dakota, will
succeed W. f. Belcher as commercial
agent OF the Northern Pacific railroad
hare
The Detroit times., 1909-04-16
ApDles-Fancy ssso@s: common.
e3I544.50 per Dbl: western box apples.
81 7663.60 per box.

Cabbage-New. s3.s5 per crate.
CeIery-Florida, $3.50 per crate.
isnc: LImbnrgeI. June. iSc: October,
tic: brick. IN DISC; schweitser. $50
CoSee@Packag. coffee. sl,7soiGss
per 90 lbs.
Srs.stTSr,,s.-Hows' g." per ou
Dressed CaIves-Fancy. lie; common.
Elour-Michisan patents: In wood.
$3.50: second patent. seas; straight.
Fs.s~JobSins lots. bran. ,as; coarse
s S5n eos sa niddi H1n as: an. mid
Fisnan Hsddie---s1sc per ID.
house ,l.ssdi'sc sc1; isisaee iac TO- r.!
nps sce Sa fiosda P ssso
per crate; radishes. 2OQ2sc doz: wax
Beans. $500 bu; pie-plant. i5 per
s sSs sc pe Ped dos nn sse
Grape Fruit-ss.759450 per box.
4Grspe--Malagas: s9alo per Dbl.
Der. ioaiic: sstrected. s6e,sc per ID.
following prices for baIed hay in car
h so. Detroit III BE So 'G eisssy
~ssss and oas straw. sieasS: 80, .
,hS 'af No. green senep sh e No srse s1
Zip egEsd' No Soi: Nc Me- Nc 30 a:'sH.fii
s s1fs9G No. No. l. lie: No. No. T. is$s S sif
hides; cured. No; !. ,shc: No; q mo
s12s; sheep skins. as to WOOL soc o
Lfmes-si per 100.
Lemons--Callfornia. s3.25d550 per
box.
Nipple sugnr--t.ew, 12dltc per 10.
Mushrooms-15c Der ID.
Michigan. ssgioc per blu: Cuban. ts.2s
per box
The Detroit times., 1909-04-16
NEW YORK COTTON.
PRODUCE.

Commission men had nothing new In
the way 81 prices TO report this morn
ing. and conditions also remain about
as heretofore. Butter Is steady with
out any great activity. Eggs are still
holding up In price although the con-
sumptive demand has slowed up per-
ceptibly since Easter. and at these
prices few or none are going into the
coolers. Poultry II firm at the recent
advance. Dressed calves are moving
freely. Potatoes are Arm and looking
higher. and strawberries are coming
more and more freely.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-16
Windsor Lad Dies of Lockjaw.

Lockjaw caused the death In Hotel
Dieu. Windsor, Wednesday, OF Maurice
Kaufman, aged IL years, Of No. ia
Mercer-st., Windsor. Two weeks ago
the lad fell from his bicycle, cutting
his wrist slightly. He paid no atten-
ton TO the wound and Iockjaw de-
veloped
The Detroit times., 1909-04-16
NEW CORPORATIONS.

LANSING, Mich. April l5.-Arti.
cles OF incorporation have been fled
by George II. White & Co, Detroit,
1000: 81. Charles Roadway Tele.
phone Co, Emerson. Gratiot county
$1,000; Lake Region Telephone com.
pany. Peacock. $500; d. E. Prall x
Co. Saginaw, $4,000: Guy l. Sintz
company. Marshall, increase from $40,
600 TO $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-16
NEW YoRk pRODUCE.

NEW YORK. April 15.-Pork-Firm.
Lard-Quiet: middle west, spot. 5000
l1015 Sugar-Raw. quiet; refined,
quiet. Coffee-Rio. No. !, on the spot.
81 mskc. Tallow-Quict; city. . "a C,
country 5l46i.c. Dressed poultry
Quiet, unchanged. Live poultry-Mod-
crate demand: unchanged Cheese
Firm: full cream specials. i64l7c;
skins, specials. 12hc; full skins. 21a q
2hG
The Detroit times., 1909-04-16
LIVE STOCK.
DETROIT LIVE STOCK.
fMtrbicnu Central stock Nards.b

DETROIT. Apfll lO.--tattle-ActiVe
and steady. outlook strong. Prices
ranged az follows: Choice steers. aver
a0ing from J 600 10 100 pounds IS IS
as. choice handy killers. $3.50 n $50.
lfEht To- good butchers, steers and helf-
crs. S275a4.e5: common killers and fat
cows. g.. 50 ~ $50: Gamers cows. SIS -
. 25. common 20 prime shipping bulls
- "a Z so: light butchers and heavy sau
sage bulls SZ.J0n 3.5p. stOckerS and
feeders s2500 80 per cWt. Mich
Cows--Acttfs. s25n5D each. cal
Calves-si rs. lower. at S4W 6.15 per
CSvt
sleep and I.ambE-Active and steady
quality fair. choice lambs. $50 ~ 80,
LsAt ~ fair, sS97. common 10 prime
The Detroit times., 1909-04-16
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. April l5.--Butter-Cream
cry extra, Csc. hrsts. csc. seconds 22c.
extra dairy. CSC. Eggs-Firsts. 1914 c;
seconds Ice. Cheese--Twins. l5ba q
Ice: Young Americas i5A alec. Live
.poultry--Turkeys. lie. fowls. 1914 a Sc
springs. 1914 a nee ducks. lAhc; geese.
n 81
The Detroit times., 1909-04-16
suPREME COURT.

LANSING, Mich, April 10 The
supreme court yesterday heard the fol.
lowing cases: Baker VS.. Baker: Fo-
lev VS.. Grand Rapids e. Indiana Rail.
way company; Parker. Webb & Co. vs..
Austin.
Call for Thursday: As. 81, SO, 81, 81,
20
The Detroit times., 1909-04-16
10000 FIRE LOSS.

CADILLAC. Mich. April 15.-
wheeler q Aliens single mill. 10
Gated on the outskirts OF the city.
was destroyed by fire early this morn
Ing. The owners are certain that the
nre was incendisry. The loss Is
-. 900, without Insurance.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-16

Illus
Tours and committee meetings are
now the constant order with the esti-
majors The sewer committee went
out Thursday morning. the fire FUND
committee tours the west side OF the
city Friday morning. the police fund
committee visits the stations. Satur-
day. while the public building commit
tee takes In the municipal court build
ing. health board building and public
bath house. Monday afternoon.
Thursday afternoon the health and
poor fund committee meets In the
health board office. while the school
fund committee meets at the same
time In the board OF education rooms.
This meeting was called by Estimator
Robinson In the absence Of Estimator
Craig, who Is In Chicago. Owing to
Craig's continued absence. the other
members OF the committee concluded
that II was time to get together and
do something.
The public light fund committee
meets Friday afternoon. Saturday
morning the park fund committee goes
cut for q tour of the parks.
Notice, which has been sent to Aid.
Grindley by Auditor General Oramel
b. Fuller that the next distribution or
state primary school fund money will
amount TO only So per child instead OF
$3.50, as had been earlier anticipated.
will make q considerable change In
the school budget. The city will re-
ceive sl5O.000 less from the state than
was expected and this will have to
be made up by cutting that much from
the budget or else increasing the taxes
by that amount.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-16
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Board prices: Creamery. ex-
tras. csc; frsts. z6c; dairy. lSc. pack
ing stock. Ice per ID.
Egg-Current receipts, case count.
cases included. l9Ae per doz. Receipts
on Thursday, ,063 cases.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-16
CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK.
o. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den. stone a Co. ll6-llS Griswold-st.:
Bid Asked
The Detroit times., 1909-04-16

ec!a.ss,,-caiitorniA nsvsis. 'i1se
osls-Rsw riuseed. STE: boilsd iia-
seed. Ssc gal. less I per cent for cash
In ~ days; diamond headlight ksro-
s.ers sA~ turpentine. In barrel io'A
Pisespp,ss--Floridss. s40Aso per
crate. s2@2.s0 Der dos.
POP C0rn--Ears. Ia a. &c per ~.
Observation-Disclosures. car lots. & o. b.
Detroit, sScdsi per bu: new Bermudas.
81 30. Triumphs. 81.
EPouitry-ffens. ithci springs l9U
1shp: geese. l06iic; ducks. i56l6e:
turkeys. young. $50 2oc; old toms. l6 %
l1c. Drsssed-Hens, IL OIL sc; springs.
isQlse; gese. iogiee; ducks. lsgi'ssj
pork: ?is0Isso; light. clear: us;
Cd brissets. lie: shoulders. sAsi picnic
i ter * hse; KEITH. rendered. i's0
straw cases. s2.250
AIS: ?t-qt cases. IS per case.
Sugar-CIystal dominoes, ef7B; Eagle
tablets, $40; cut Loaf. ye..o: cubsa
yS.76: xxx powdered. e6.es; granu.
lated. extra coarse, $3.50; granuiated. In
bags. }ssS: AisSissn srsnulstsa. $50:
SS!stss g; No tisi I'm No. ss i u: 10 *
!tss: No. q ..ss; No. iS, H.se: Ne. 4.
tl.SS: No. Is. st.ss per 100 lba
The Detroit times., 1909-04-16
LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations furnished by
Lewis q. Gorton. l+l3 Majestic building.
April 4 1904.