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The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. April iS-Close: Every
thinG In sight points To weakness an
Inc wheat market, and the bulls have
nothing To help them excepting che
covering OF Shorts after too much SELL
ing, or some disaster To the growing
crop. There is plenty OF time ror dam
age 10 winter wheat yet and the spring
crop has all It's troubles before II. out
with good weather there Is no chance
for continuation OF high prices. for
the promise 90 heavy wheat crop is
excellent. Acreage il large and condi-
ton good Cash wheat is IN weak
position Mliers have been selling out
their stocks for several days and in
some cases the transaction has caused
considerable loss Demand II down
L. fine point and supply Is largo.
There IS stiu some danger that heavy
rFUbeT WUTuT- UHy J1kc CfIaUCp ann
attempt 10 boost prices. With the
present cold weather to help them the"
might succeed DO getting prices up
enough 10 let them ont. for there are
many weak shorts VINO did their sell
IIG a long way down from top prices
aud these miNit be- easily be forced -
cover The market htd no show ef
bullishness on Monday. and closed with
cash wheat on = and Tn" July AMI
Septemher options off lc from Satur-
DAYS close Corn and oats lost tsC.
Wheat QuOtatlors- cash No red
81 06l, May opened with "a drop OF igc
at 81 ~ "a. aud declined 10 81 90 o. Iuly
OPENED ut SD u3. and declined TO 81 .d1ts:
september opened 40 81 o. and d.
cliucd 20 $iol y. No white. sioG',
coarse srsiu quotations torr.-Cush
No Q. 'tc, No yellow . car al 5utzc.
no coo
oats Standard U1.c. No. white /
car at I2Lc
Rye--Cash 40. ! soc
B"aus-Cash. S2G2 Nav. S205
ClntrrareG Prime spot So haEs at
s.. October 100 bags At $3.50. sample.
bags at 81 so ~ az Sc prime alsikc.
at SO N[
Timothy seed Prime spot 80 Bags
90 SlN5. choice. So
Receipts in the Detroit market Mon
day, Included Goo bhls ~ flour B car
of wheat. = ~ corn. ana OF oSts.
Withdrawals were Goa hbls ~ -four e. Z
122 bu of wheat OF corn and OF
oats. Withdrawals were 600 hbls 81
OF corn stocks are fU4."tl bu ui
wheat. i9i214 I'm 90 corn. 3s.Tl1 bu OF
oats. and 1910 bu OF rye
Present visible supply of wheat 20
] IS" 600 hu. week ago. 29.gilu uO au.
4 wear ago. % 62So00 bu
Visible supply changes last Wcot<.
I Wheat. -s1S.00o bu increase corn. GIt-
! Gee hu decrease; oats, $4,000 bu dc-
! crease.
/ Mondays wheat receipts. 81 Louis
/ 1000 btl. against - GOO bu q wear ago.
/ Kansas city toS.0oO hu. against 81 Oon
I bu. Duluth, ~ cars. against ~. Mime
4 upOliS, 1pH rHrH. anaIust alft Chicago.
/ - cars. against iS-
| Wheat ju Liverpool closed o. 10 id
/ lower. and corn unchanged
II Worlds wheat exports last week II 4
4 tiN. 600 bu week ago 1922 600 bu.
| year ago. lf,0iS.000 bu
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
NEIGHBORs' QUARREL AIRED.
Lecada Wolff Says Frank Dolesky
Attacked Her; Asks Damages.

The details OF an interesting neigh
borhood quarrel are being related ia
Judge Mandell's court where Lecadta
Wolf brought suit for damages
against Frank Dolesky. charging him
with throwing sticks at her, and strik-
ing her over the eye Mrs. Wolff
shows "A wound on her forehead which
she claims TO have received in th"
battle. She brought suit in Justice
Ots court several months ago but
lost her case Then she carried the
matter I'D on appeal
Dolesky, an honest-appearing young
man, saws all the trouble has been
caused by the efforts of Mrs. Wolff to
drive him from his fiat, at Riopelle-st.
and Canfield-ave., 10 which he holds
a lease. He denies throwing any wood
at her. and charges that she threw
several buckets OF scrubbing water on
him.
Her temper keeps the whole neigh
borhood in turmoil. he testified.
she Quarres with her husband every
day. and makes him sleep in the
barn
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
TO DISCUSS IMPROVEMENTS y
IN STREET CAR SERVICE
Council Franchises Committee VIII
Consider East Side Extensions at
Meeting Tonight

long session is expected In the
meeting OF the franchises committee
OF the council i'm the council chamber
Monday evening. The proposed loop
inc OF the Chene line on Gramdy-aye,.
ma the making OF extensions which
win loop the Brush line with either
Hastings OF Beaubien-st.. are the prin
Oipal matters up.
The Milwaukee Junction manufac'
turers are very anxious to have the
Brush line improved so as TO get the
workmen 10 and from their plants,
aud are also infested in the improve
ment OF the Chene line. Residents OF
Grandy.aye. are expected TO put IN a
strong protest against the laying or
tracks in their street.
IL is probable that the franchises
committee will report in favor OF
granting these two extensions ana
also the extension of the Hamilton
boulevard line, which would serve a
great residence district in the north
end. This will be determined after
Monday nights hearing.
Il remember that the committee
some time ago was going to demanc
that the ID. L. II. build all the extern
sions or none" commented Corpora
ton Counsel Hally Monday morning,
when he heard that this meeting was
to be held 1T seems that there has
been a chance. never knew the
ID. L. r. to be quite so cocky as at
the present time.
Hally has not yet made up his mind
whether he will represent the city IN
the appraisal hearing next week. he
will communicate In writing with
Judge Muffin when he is ready TO an
noTnce his position.
4 meeting of the street opening
committee will also be held Monday
evening to pass on the petition toi
the closing Of a portion Of Frederick
st II is regarded as practically GER
tain that the petition will be refused
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
LEASES PUNGS.FINCH PLANT.
Csrhartt Automobile Cooperation Es.
tablshed in Temporary Home
Out Jefferson-ave.

The Carhartt Automobile corpora
ton, organized only few weeks ago.
has temporarily leased the plant OF the
Pungs-Finch Auto Co. out Jefferson
ave. and will remain there until 1t
moves into its own plant which will
lie built as soon as desirable site
can he found For the present the
Punes Finch Co. will continue To oc-
cupy portion Of the plant. but II Is
understood the concern is planning To
lItatc elsewhere.
ITO start with we will turn out
about 10 cars for the use OF our
agents" said Hamilton Carhartt, Jr..
Monday. After Aug. Is We will start
manufacturing cars for the market,
and expect To turn out about two a
day unit, we can increase our ca
pacity.
The company has painted the build
ings over. and big new sign an
ncunces the fact that the Carhartt car
had found home. even though II is
only a Temporary one.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
SUES SALoONKEEPER.
Farmer Claims Sons Were Led into
Evil Ways in Belskis ilace.

Anthony Bielski. proprietor OF the
notorious Seven-mile roadhonse on
Grand River-ave., was named uefend-
ant in three damage suits filed in the
circuit court, Monday, by Charles
Preston, farmer
Preston alleges that his three sons,
Rowland Floyd and Clyde, aged 20,
IS and l6. respectively, were permit
ted 10 hang about Bielski's place. wee
supplied with liquor and allowed 20
associate with the women who fire.
quent the place. The youngest son
IL now in ST. Mary's hogp..al in 4
serious condition. BielslIi's bondgmen,
August Literlet and Michael Connolly,
are also named as defendants
In Justice OTIS court Tuesday Biel
ski will answer to the charge OF sell
Ing liquor on Sunday. He was coa-
victed or a similar charge .everal
years ago and sentenced To ave days
IN iail
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
TO BUILD IMMENSE STANDS.
Elks viii Provide Accommodation For
$4,000 on Parade Day.

series OF monster grandstands.
which Will hold $4,000 spectators. have
been designed by the building com
mittee Of the Elks aud will be con-
structed Tor the convenience of on
lockers at the time OF the great Elks
parade In this city next July The
grandst0nds Will be In Washington
blv1,. and viii be SO constructed that
the tlees VIII come up through the
stand and give much reeded shade TO
the spectators. There will be no re-
striction upnI the use OF the stands.
the public being allowed free use OF
them.
Because - the certainty of great
congestion in Woodwardave., the re-
union committee OF the Elks realizes
that giant grandstands must be con
structcd ln some place 10 relieve the
crush 'loring the parade time. The
cost of building the stand will be de-
fraycd from The funds now being
raised by subscription and no other
grandstands are To be allowed
The committee having this portion
OF the work in charge consists OF John
]. Morton. Frank Scott and Albert
Fisher. The stands will be built three
times as strong as the law requires.
SO that there may be absolutely no
danger Of collapse.
In n meeting Of the Transportation
club. Chairman +. S. Burgess. OF the
Elks' reunion committee. discussed the
liberal passenger rates granted by the
Central Passenger association. These
allow n 50-day stop-over under GER
tain conditions. and il is expected that
many thousands of visitors from dis
tant parts of the country will take
advantage OF this 10 visit Mackinac
and other lake resorts.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
PLANS ARE NEARLY READY.
location Of Swell New Apartments
Now Given as Jefferson and Campau-

The costly apartment houses 10 70"
erected by Waite" S Russell and other
prominent Detr,iters. as announced
exclusively in The Times, SATURDAY
will be located al Jefferson and Jo'
seph Campau-ayes. instead of JefreI-
son and st. Aubir-ayes., II is now an
Eounced. Sites are available on both
corners. nut the Campau-ave. site was
considered the more desirable for the
present project at least. The plans Zoo
The structure will be ready some time
this week it IL expected. and bids
will be asked for at once.
From the identity OF the men back
or the deal. as We'll as the character @!
the locality. IL II evident that IN"
apartments will he something quite
& boye the ordinary. Mr.. Russell mas
his home on one OF the four corners.
the palatial residence of J. Harrington
walker adorns another. while In TIE
immediate vicinity are the homes Of
such well-known citizens as John \.
I3agley. Hamilton Carhartt. Franklin
II. Walker. George III. Russell. +. T..
Barbour, Charles IL. Palms and otherr.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
WILL RECEIVE so PER CENT
Sale Ct Breathlet Co.'S Assets for
Bcnft OF Creditors To Be Held
Tuesday.

The assets Of The Breathets Co.
which fled trust mortgage. running
To the Detroit Trust Co. "a trustee.
for the benefit OF its creditors, March
"a, will be sold al auction under the
trustees direction. Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock. The assets have been
listed at $4,000, but il is expected
that they will shrink considerably on
the sale. The debts aggregate about
$4,000. and the outlook is that the
creditors will receive about 50 cents
on the dollar. The sale will be held
on the premises, Nos 90 end "a Con
grcss-st. west
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
MACCABEEs ARE MEETING.
Supreme Tent. X. o. 7 M. Discusses
Changes In Charter.

Delegates from every M8ccabee
Jurisdiction In the United States and
Canada. representing practically every
state in the union. and the provinces
Of the Dominion, are in attendance In
special session OF the Supreme Tent
n. O. T. NJ, I'm the Hotel Cadillac
The regular sessions Of the supreme
tent are held once in four years. but
since the last meeting. two ears ago.
it has been found advisable TO make
several amendments in the charter.
and the special session. which opened
at 10 O'Clock Monday morning and
viii continue through Tuesday. was
called Tor that purpose.
The changes bear only on matters
Ct administration. important 10 mem.
ters OF the order alone. &c is stated
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
Waae conference Postnoned.

The adjourned conference between
tire ID. L. and representatives OF the
street car mems union on The wage
question. scheduled for Monday morn
ing, was further postponed until Tues
day morning at l O'Clock. az the re.
quest OF Geenral Manager Frank w.
Brooks. OF the railway company Mr..
Brooks explained that he was still en-
gagged with the eastern fnanciers who
have been in the city Tor several days.
International President Mahon Of the
union. IS Engaged with the information.
al executive committee and the posi-
ponment was entirely agreeable TO
him.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
Detroit Leads in Industrial Progress.

The Detroit Industrial Exposition
CON mittee has finished rs comparison
OF the statistics OF the 10 leading
cities of the United States, ana the
results are most gratifying. for they
show that I'm the matter of industrial
progress. Detroit is the leader In at
least three important comparisons
Detroit heads the list In the value or
manufactured products Detroit show
ed an increase of $50 per cent from
1900 TO 1905. Buffalo was second with
395 per cent. This city also leads IN
the matter OF increased wages. the in
ere asc being 90 per cent. St Louis
is the nearest competitor with 4G.S
PER cent The number OF wage earn
ers increased 33.S per cent in the five
years, while ST. Louis was second
with 216 per cent The figures were
complied from government statistic J
and are lndisputable.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
ALLEGED sWINDLER NABBEp.
Robt. Stern Accused Of Helping TO
do" Canadian out Of $500.

Robert Stern, ticket broker, "A
years old, No. l29 Napoleon-st., We're
arrested at o'clock Monday morning.
on a warrant issued almost a year
ago in connection with a swindling
same. in which Ear Stanley Young. OF
bennington Ont, was yictimizod -
The extent OF $500
Young had inherited the money and
when he came 10 Detroit, he fell in
with Stern and two OF the latters
companions They induced him to
enter a pool game, he says Stern
acted as stakeholder the police de-
clare. When IL was all over, Young ;
ROT had faded
Patrolman George b. Williams found
Stern on the street early Monday
WCTutug. SuoTH ueTeuds htmspfr Dy
declaring he did not realize himself
that the game was a fake
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
FTRSTNAW & HART TO BUILD.
Work Started on Plant That VIII
Double Repair Firms Capacity.

Ground has just been broken for q
new three-story factory Luilding al
Woodbridge and Ryard-sts that Will
more than double the present capacity
OF Firstnaw 4 Hart, automobile re
pairers, now located on Brush-st., be-
tween Iarned and Congress-sts. The
business of the company has grown
10 such an extent that the new plant
has become an absolute necessity
The building will be OF concrete con
struction. and is being built for First
nav a. Hart by Robert ;. Stewart. rep
rCsenting the estate OF Morse stewart
Thomas f. Slovenian has the con
tract. The plant will be ready for oc'
cupancy early i'm the summer.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18

AriZ tOW 7, Is ~, ANN. To, AtI.l =.
OPS X Corb., 10. Bos Ely. 81. Butte
CItn.. 22ia cactus. - g. g. a. % = ;
G. ~ H. 500; Cent, goa Chem. los.
L.. op Range 30; Davis -. 2ta. T..
Putte 81 First Nat 27s Frank. -.
CRANKY. 49a. Cir, Sis Gold. ous. y;
q -Cana - Hanc.. 22is lielv.. . y
Kerr l4 50. Kew. Az; Ia ROSE.
3 t5-iG, LAKE., 57i. Mass. -. Miami.
- Mon. 80. NcV. Cons, 81 % Nev
Utah. l. Nip. 10 y Butte. 3j y Lake.
l6ib OLD Dom. 80. Osc.. Ia; Par. 10,
RAY CONS. 2Oi. Shan. t3. : Lake. ..
sup. ~ Bos. 1874 Sup. ~ PITTS. ! : II
Trim. =. t'tah Cons. %: Smelling. ifla
do pfd, 49, Nolv.. 100
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, April lN.-POrk-W eak-
er. mess, s25 Iard-Unsettled. lower;
middle west. sl2.60d l2.7o. sugar
Raw steady. centrifugais. go test.
g4c: rnuscoVa. do. 50 test. 3.14c, re-
fined quiet: cut loaf, 5.95c. crushed,
; s5c. powdered. 525c, graduated. o15c.
Tallow Quiet; city. 1l2c; country. "a
Ti-1sc Poultry-Dresscd firm, tur-
KEYS. 11n2 3c; chickens, "a 24c. fowls.
- n zoe ducks. l. n sc. Live poultry
Firm. geese. Zoe, ducks. ltc. fowls;
and Young. 1914 a -. Cheese-Dull;
FUN cream. old specials. y a -;
skins fall made, as 10 quality, 11~
l3c. FUN skins. 2i2 as NC. Coffee op-
lions opened steady. unchanged To. ]
noint advance Butter-Unsettled
sosier: receipts 1865; creamery, extra,
zoe. state dairy. tubs, 25m 32c. imtta-
lion creamery. firsts 23ia a 2jc. Eggs
steady. receipts 30.35l nearby whitc
fancy. a3d25isc. nearby mixed. fancy
- n 23c. fresh firsts. II 2. a 2Sc.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
CARTER MUST PAY 100000.
Supreme Court Adludges Him Guilty
After 10 Years.

WASHINGTON, April lS--After a
lapse OF Is years Oberlin NJ. Carter.
formerly captain Of the United States
engineer corps. was today formally
sdjudged guilty by the supreme court
OF the United States of participation
ia the notorious Savannah harbOr
scandal
Carter only recently has finished A
flve.year sentence in the Leavenworth
renitentiary after being found guilty
by the military courtmartial
The supreme court today also grant
ed the government Their light to re-
cover 100000 from Carter.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
BOSTON COPPER LETTER

Reported for The Times by HAYDEN.
stone q co. April IS: Tie market
while only moderately active. is dis
playing a strong undcrtouc. Lake has
selling at -, a gal nor "a Indiana
sold as high as 32a.. and North Lake
as high as IL. THESE are fractioHatiE
higher over saturdays close. Osceola
Be- strong at I45. and Miami continues
20 show strength around 24l. and has
been a fairly active feature In the
morning trading The exception To gen
cral tendency has been North Butte and
Quincy which are each Il points low
81 In tie miscellaneous list tuited
Shoe common has been the active fea-
ture gaining I point up 10 71i2. Amer
lean Phone continues strong around
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
Builders Exchange To Give Smoker.

The Builders and Traders eX.
change will give an Acquaintance"
smoker in the exchange rooms. in the
Penotscot building Thursday evening
beginning at s O'Clock Cigars and
light refreshments will be combined
with good entertainment program
To make the evening enjoyable. the
exchange now numbers 225 members.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
STREET CAR HITS AMBULANCE.
Driver &. J. O'leary Injured While
Responding to Call.

Edward j. OIeary, driver OF the
Detroit ambulance. was bruised about
the arms when a Sherman car struck
the ambulance at Monroe-ave. and
Farmer-st.. early Monday morning.
The wagon was only slightly dam
aged
The ambulance was on its way to
the Hotel Metropole 10 get Fred
Butzur. 80 years old, No. 1874 Black
stone-ave.. who was run down in front
Of the hotcl by an automobile, driven
by John b. Pohitzki. No G76 st. Au-
bin.ave A taxicab took him 10 st.
Mary's hospital but he left after hav-
ing slight injuries dressed.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
Denies He's Black Hand Man.

Accuse, of beire a black-hand opera
ter. Salvatore Orlando, who was ar
rested Saturday night. told the police
that he did not resort To extortion
mett DDS 20 obtain money from his al
ieged victim. Antonio Patrangelo, o.
No lA6 illinois-st He says he mad
Gorrc wed money non. the same source
before
The police are not satisfied witt
this explanation ard viii apply for a
warrant.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
PRODUCE.

COMMISSION mon had nothing new IN
the way OF prices this morning. Stocks
in an lines cleaned up ia good shape
on saturday. ana as there were no re-
CENTS Of any kind on the early dCtiV-
cries the market was. ON the whole.
rather firm ia tone. Dealers were not
agreed in their opinions as To the
course OF butter prices this week. but
an look for the spriut NOV ement -
begin. very soon. \ less urgent de-
wund fog eggs is noted Va some guar
ters and the fine edge IL wearing OF
that deal Tho market was well sup
Piled with strawberries and fresh Vci<c-
tables and there was q good demand
FOR apples.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
Aid. shapIand,s Wife Dead

Mrs. William r. Shapland. wife OF
the Tenth ward alderman. died at 3
o'clock Sunday morning. In the family
residence, No. 1859 Fourteenth-ave.
She had been p sufferer from tuber.
culosis for long time. but the end
came unexpectedly. She was IS years
OF age and leaves three daughters.
Blanche, Hazel and Phyllis.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
sWhat is WhIskey7o Is Decided

WASHINGTON. April 1s.-Secre-
taries MacVeagh, Nagel and Wilson.
acting as board appointed by Presi.
dent Taft. today decided that manu-
facturers OF neutral spirits made from
molasses and beets must label the
preparation compound" This up
holds the presidents decision that
whiskey can be made only from gram
and that only mixtures of grain dis
tiliing can be called blends,
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
EAST BUFFALO-CloSe.
Dunntug a stevens Live stock Repor

BUFFALO. April is Special -
Cattle-Receipts 80 cars, l5G zoe low
S.65: good 1900 10 135O-lh. steers, $40
ISl5; best HOO TO I.200-lb steers.
y s54s.26; medium butcher steers. l.
sTs. s5.7oGe.s5; best lat cows COWS sos,
fair 10 good. s425Q475. common 10
medium. So o.: best far heifers. $500
to good. s. q SIS; pest feeding Steers,
y! 20 u $50; medium 10 good. s6.25p
575. stockers. sl.75g $50: best bulls.
s5.i5 Qs25 bologna bulls, st5o45.
con mon 10 good s25ai each. Hogs
Keceipts 80 ears, lower. all grades SO.
Sheep anu Lambs Receipts 80 cars.
slow wool lambs. 5000; clipped seSo,
yeariings. SSH s.iO. wethers s5104gS :.
ewes, SS..5lt1. Calves-sj n sac.
EAST BIFTALO-CIose
EAST BUFFALO. y Y, Apri Is
The market closed with these changes:
CattIe-Reccipts $50. fairly actiN,;
BBriGeh; $50 SO $40 90 6shipping, $575l>;
cows, s3.50N6 bulls. s. so $50: mlIcn
cows and springers. SIS a. 20. Veals--
HSecelptss go steady common TO
Receipts 10000. fairly active. Wont
lambs. $gH 1910. choice clipped laiuh..
SS4 9@Q Gull 10 fair, $G.75 uS.55. year
,Inss $sQ See sheep. SlHN Hogs
workers.. mixed ana heayies $40.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. April 1S-CattIe- Re-
ccipts 5000. 10u &c lower, beeves.
s.. 50 u $50. Teyas. $4s5 l'62O: western.
$40 e 90. stockers and feeders So -
~ 6.4pi cows ana heifers. s270N1.I0.
calves. S6.15US 80 Hogs Receipts 81. :
600, zoe lower: light. 81 30 1855: heavy
$3.50 "a SO, mixed 81 ftg.65. rough.
$40 n 80. pigs. s9H 9.6J. Sheep and
tiNes. $3.50 ~ $50. western S6G1EtR.
lambs native. $50 $50. western. s.
Gt 1919. ~
CfENEI.tND.
CLEVELAND. O., April iS-HoZs-
Receipts 2.000. 20U 2Jc lower. al!
grades. S915 few $50 Cattle-Rr-
ceipts 30 cars. steady to IOc lower.
ambs Receipts Loco. 50 top. calves
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
Judge Murphy To Address Whole
callers.

Judge Alfred J. Murphy. of the cir
cult court. will be the speaker at the
weekly luncheon OF the Wholesalers
& Manufacturers association. in the
Cadillac. Wednesday noon. His topic
VIII be Commercial litigation and the
relation OF the Courts to the business
world"
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18

NEW YORK. April ls.-The stock
market opened with strong tone,
fractional advances being made Ia
nearly everything traded in. The cop
per shares continued prominent, Utah
copper moving up ga 10 40 Ia, but
Amalgamated and Anaconda shaded
slightly. United States Steel common
made a slight fractional gain and the
minor industrials generally shared IL
4 moderate rise.
Noon-There was little change il
conditions during the late forenoon.
AT midday the market was moder-
ately heavy.
II a m.-After the first few min
utes an easier tone developed and
prices in the later trading during the
hour generally tended downward. The
leading railroad and industrials We're
sold At small concessions.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds strong.
p. m.-Incycased pressure was
cXerted in the afternoon against the
leading railroads and industrials, cauS-
ing further fractional losses, most o.
the selling concentrating IN Steel com-
,non. Missouri Pacihc was exception
ally strong, and there was persistent
buying in InteTboro- METROPOLITAN pre-
tarrcd.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
NEW YORK COTTON.
CHICAGO pRODICE.

CHICAGO, April s.-Butter-Cream
cry extras. gle, hrsts. SOC; dairy eN-
22ibc: hrsts. 20Kc Cheese--Twns. Is
G13lac: young Americas. IA &c;
daisies 14Ni4hc. Live poultry-Tur-
KEYS. 15c, fowls. lSm Is lzc, ducks. 10 y
n / :. 10 gaese. / . N T. Be.