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The Detroit times., 1910-05-04

standard. $50 Table beets. 81 sb@ 40
feas-Fancy, early June, slSo, stan
dards. 81. soaked. b9W70c salmon
soekeye, tall 81 80; u9L ssAI Alas SKA
natocs. tSu soc. succotash. NU l.lo
Conc~ - Package coffee. ioO-lb, case.
slt2ami. delivered. 80
coarse middllngs. s27 cracked corn;
SIS; coarse corn meal sso' corn ana
oats chop. S2f per ton.
Fiour-MichiGan patents IN wood.
best s595. ordinary patents, -. ta'
Rye flour S4sS per bhl.
lOiis-iiaw l'nsecd S6c. boiled lin
seed. Sic, Diamond headlight Kerosene.
sisc: Perfection. zoe. Eocene. l2c'
tine In barrel lots. 6sisc per gal
PROV isions-Mcss pork. S26 80, rbm-
ily. So "a y. medium, clear, so 81 81
81 30, smoked hams. l1miTlac iry
salted briskets l5c. Shoulders. lic. pic
ME hams. l2lso bacon. l9m zoe, lUrc.
In ticreos. iic. kettle rendered ID
per 10.
s"sar-Retan price list for Detroit.
Delray, Crosse Pointe. Highland Park'
North Detroit and River Rouge cryis
tai dominoes alb, Ss.65; do o-lb..
SA.lb, eagle tablets. $40; cut LOAF,
S6.oo, cubes. $3.50. NNNN powdered
s6o5: standard powdered. So. sranulat
IN bulk, $3.50, graduated, lib cartons
$3.50. granulated. 2-lb. cartons. $500,
granulated. 3-lb. cartons. $3.50 Sianu-
lated lob cartons. s6.75, granulated
contecioners' A, 81 70. No. !. $500, No
:. $500, no. 3. s5.56, No I, $3.50. NO
8, s5.t5: No. 6. s5iO. No Z. SOS, No
5. $3.50 NJ. .. So IS; No. 10 81 20: No
No "a a. :5 60 No ' To- s5 90 Michigan IDS
granuIated $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
VESSEL PASSAGES.
netroif

DETROIT, May tip: Edmonton,
1i:2o a.. m. Tuesday; Beaverton. i:5o
p m. Northern queen, $3.50; ,Donecon
no, $50. Polynesia, $40; J. ]. BarlGm.
Z, Langham, S.
wyoming: 10 p: m. Tuesday; suf-
Jay Morse, Yuma, 1915 a. m, Morrow,
1: Caledonia, Rosemount, and barges,
1880. Chemung, 2:l5. y II. Davidson.
315. Gilbert. $40. Panther. Sina 10,
4.45: Siemens 4;30; Empress Of Md
land. $40. Mariana, $40: Clement.
1880: Ball Bros. SEQ; Buffalo. 1881
Down: Centurion. 1850 p m. Tues
day; Northern Wave. 1905; Castalia,
las; NyanZa. Corunna. 2.10. Victory,
2:15; Alpena, 1918; George Gould. 40;
Maud. $3.50; Langdon s. Elba, Frick, !;
F. T. Miller. go p; m. Tuesday Wolf
toldl, Robbins. 10, Kennedy. II Troy
IL: Midlapd King. Laughlin. ] a. M
Oliver, i:l5; Choctsw, 2.40; @ Il. PARK
and scow, Angelina. $50. Wilpen. ).
The 500.
SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich, May -
Up: Adams, Weeks. 1890 y. m, Tues
day; Mataafa. Malta. $50; Durham
Manola. Bell. 10 p. m Tuesday, sam
uel Mather (small). Martha. midnight,
Turret Crown. a. m; Shenandoah
Paisley. a. Rochester. Western star
$40; Honduras. MatanZas. 2; keewatln
1890; Amazons Granada. noon; She
Down: Marina. Juanita, 2:3o p. m
Tuesday; Hebard, Northern King. $40
Van Hise. Bryn Mawr, S.
Fitzgerald tsmaln, p m. Tuesday
Adriattc, Carhray. II Garrettson, Hand
a. M; Carter, Conestoga,-. 3 Crete
Bickerdike. Paine %. Key West II
Eairbairn. I.uZOp. I.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
HALSEY & co. GET BONDS.
Take Wayne County's Issue, with
Exception OF 1000. At Par

y. w. Halsey & Co. of New York,
and Emma Nagel, of SiXteenth-st..
Detroit. were the only ones TO re-
spond 10 requests for bids for the ST.
10000 worth OF retunding bonds adj
vertised by the county auditors. The
bids were opened by the ways and
means committee of the supervisors.
Wednesday morning Mrs. Nagers
bid was for only one $1,000 bond at
par and the New York firm bid for
the entire issue at the same price.
The committee recommended the ac-
ceptance OF Mrs. Nagel's bid for one
bond and that of the New York firm
for tie balance, and the supervisors,
which ret at ! o'clock. adopted the
recommendation unanimously and
without discussion. There was some
comment after the meeting that Mat
thew Finn, at whose request. largely,
the bonds were readvertised, did not
bid
The bonds are issued TO take UP
county building bond which fell due
! May /. They carry 3 IL per cent in
/ terest. and run for Is years.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
NEW BLOCK FOR FARMER-ST.
Old Building at Corner OF John r.
Will Give Way To Modern Structure.

Workmen are tearing down the old
brick building al John II. and Farmer
SITS. which has long been vacant and
in tumble-down condition, 10 make
way for new and modern store
building. 10 be erected by w w Han
nan and NJ. b. Mills as previously
announced in The Times. Smith,
Hinchman & Grylls. architects and en-.
gineers in the Washington arcade,
have prepared plans for three-story
building and as soon as the old struc.
ture is cleared away everything VIII
be in readiness for the contractors 10
proceed. II is expected that the build
ing will be ready for occupancy late
in the summer. 1t is intended for
exclusive shops and Offices. Applica-
lions for space have already been made
TO Mr. Hannah.
The building will be material add
ton 10 the new shopping district that
has sprung up just east of Woodward.
Probably no street in the downtown
district has undergone greater
changes In the past two years than
| Farmer. The complexion of the block
between John r. and Grand River east
! has been wholly altered while the
( Newcomb- Endicott addition and the
extension OF the Hudson store have
taken the place of the unsightly frame
dwellings that formerly stood on
Farmer, between Grand River east
! and Gratiot-aye.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
Ih0THER SOLON
makes STATEMENT
District Attorney Makes Trip To st.
Louis TO Get Evidence in Investi
CATION of Alleged Bribery.

HICAGO May 4.-Rep. c. a.
White. author OF the charges that
4 money had been paid Illinois legis-
( 1ators to bring about the election OF
William Lor:mer 10 the United States
senate, was the first Witness before
the grand jury when it reconvened TO-
day.
Aside from stating that % persons,
Including legislators. had been sub
pened to appear before the grand
Jury, States Attorney Wayman dc.
clined to discuss the case on his re-
turn today from ST. Louis where II
was reported he had secured state
ment regarding the charges from an
other legislator.
Rep White is expected 10 conclude
his testimony today, when seYeral
other legislators will probably be
called TO tell what they know or 90
not know about the charges. Letters
and kilograms said 10 have passed re-
tween White and Lee O'Neil Browne
minority leader OF the Illinois house
and Rep Robert Wilson, another Dem
ocrat, will also probably be presented
In connection with Whites charges
that he received 5000 from Jackpot
he alleged WAS distributed among the
legislators after the close Of the gen
eral assembly session in July OF last
year, It is expected that certain lobby |
lists who are said to have been active
during that session OF the legislature
may be asked 10 testify.
Senator Lorimer will leave chicago
this afternoon TO return TO Washing
ton where he will attend meeting or
the pure food committee OF the senate.
The senator has made no further com
ment on Whites charges.
Four legislators were taken before
the grand jury today. They were
Representatives White and Shepard,
State Senator Albert lsley, who made
sensational speech in the legisla-
ture limiting at corruption, and Repre-
sentative Thomas Tippitt. who was
candidate against Representative Lee
O'Neil Browne for minority leader OF
the house.
simultaneously the states attorney
announced that the sheriff OF Sanga-
mon county would be given an oppor-
tunity to serve White with subpoena
calling for his appearance before the
Springfield grand jury to repeat there !
his bribery charges.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
ENTERS BUILDING FIELD.
Attorney John N. Anhut Heads New
Construction COMPANY.

The Anhut Construction Co, Of De-
troit. has died articles OF association
with the secretary of state. The con.
Germ is an outgrowth OF the unprece-
Gented demand for new buildings in
Detroit. II starts ont with a capital
stock Of $4,000 which will probably
be increased later
Although only a few days old, the
company has no less than three jobs
under consideration and more III
sight. Offices have been established
in the Moffat building Attorney John
y. Anhut. who is largely interested
in the Anhut Motor Car Co, is presi-
dent OF the company. and his brother,
Walter w Anhut. is treasurer
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
KINsEL SECURES :.
l0-YEAR LEASE
Well-Kpown Druggist Has Sold His
North Woodward storeland Will Re
model Down Town Establishment.

Druggist +. c. Kinsel has secured
( from David Scott. the miller 10
/ year lease OF the store he now oc
cnpies al the northwest corner oil
I Michigan-ave. and Grlsw0lds one oil
the choicest locations I'm the down
town section. and will spend several
thousand dollars in remodeling the es'
| Enlistment. The work OF eXcaVatlns
for the extension OF the basement un-
der the sidewalks on both exposed
sides is already well under way. The
improvements will include a masni-
ficent new soda fountain and new ny
lures throughout MT Kinsel plans
10 make the store one OF the finest es-
tablishments OF it's kind west OF New
York
In this connection IL is announced
that Mr. Kinsel has sold out his North
Woodward store at Woodward and
Clairmount-aves 10 the Detroit Drug
Co. the transfer taking place May l.
and Will hereafter center his interests
IN the downtown store The consld'
Grafton of the sale was not made pub
lie
What disposition would be made
OF the Kinsel corner when Mr.. Kin
sells old lease expired has been
matter OF speculation among real
estate dealers and business men for
some time. The site was once men
toned in connection with a new hotel
project. but the deal fell through.
When Mr.. Stott secured a 25year
lease OF the premises from the IVES
son estate a few months ago, interest
in the corner was revived, but Mr.
Kinsel has put a quietus on the rumor
germ for AT least 10 years. as far as
the ground floor is concerned. There
has been no change in the occupancy
of the upper floors.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
WOOL.
BOSTON

BOSTON May 4.-Lo al wool $50 : -
are well broken up dni little in thc
choice WOODS remain. although prices
are sfiil made 10y the buyers. the de-
ma0d is fair. and one mill recently Sc
cured a good Tot of Oregon staple ~
iHiac iu the grease. Suearing IS now
boz full swing In the west ana some
local buyers have secured some Nc-
Ncta al fcou 16ulSc Shearing IN tine
fleece states has scarcely started bot
scme medium riips have sold az 21a
The leading domestic quotations ran-
as follows
Ohio and Pennsylvania deeces No
washed, 80 U31C. delaiu" washed 5"S'
IN 33 = 3ic. ia-blooa cl"thinS. ~ q eos ,
blood clothing b "a @5c, "a -bto 'u
Ccmbing. zoe. dclaiye Inwashed, 70 NJ
re. nne inwaShed, % f2icI MchlSapt
Wisconsin. New York Heeces-Flne 40
" ashcd % Nl 24c, delaine unwas1cd, -
n 26c. - blood unwashod, 81 = SIC Pa
blood unwashed. ~ &c. kcntu'h
Indiana and Missouri blood, ~
%2C. a blood. 29N3oc. secured basis
r. vas Fine - months, 80 g &C, iiut D
o. months. ga H &C. fine fAlL o. 'it
California Northern, 57fi5Sc. nidGi"
county 526t5fc. fan free. iN n SOC. ore
gon- Eastern No. staple. SO z g &c ,
eastern clothing 5Sft 500. valley Ne j..
~ Doc Territory --Fiue staple, 80 "a
tcc. Ane medium staple. 5HH ole, ine
clothing. 60M sc fine medium clothins'
30 "a &c. y blood, - n Csc. - blood 90
n 5ec; "a blood comhinE ~ % -.
Pulled: Extra, Csc; fine \, 6o4t-e. a
gEBgrS. y "a Ihr.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
LQzIER CONTRACTS LET.
Outside sconeerns Are Successful Bid
m ders on $1,000. 900 Auto Plant.

A. Bentley e. Sons. OF Toledo, have
been awarded the general contract for
the 81 .000,0 900 plant 20 be erected by
the fozier Motor Co, I'm st. Clair
Heights. excepting only the contract
for the steel structure. which has
hoen captured by the Mcklentric-
!. MARSHALL Co, of Pittsburg. The fact
mat this large job. was let entirely 10
Erutside contractors Is simply another
evidence OF the great building rush
Sow or In Detroit. to which The
I5n,es has frequently called atten.
The plans for the Lozier plant have
.hnen prepared by Architect Albert
ahn. II is expected that ground will
"a broken within a few days.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
SHOOTS MISTRESS DEAD
AS SHE LIES IN BED
continued from Page one.D

struck Rewa a hard blow in the face.
and ordered him 10 leave the house.
and never return. But Mrs. Sielka
astounded him 10y insisting that he
apologize 10 Rewa. or she would leave
him.
The next day she left, taking all OF
the furniture, and s135 from the bank.
Her hus band felt sure that she had
gone with Rewa. but he made no at
tempt to get her back That was
July q. last In September. he saw
Rewa and Mrs. Silka at the Ice Ped
lcrs' picnic at Bois Blanc. but did
not talk with them Later, while
loading his wagon In the rear OF the
liquor house whore he Is employed.
he saw Rewa delivering ice. he made
remark 10 ReWa about Mrs. Sielka.
and Rewa said Don't You ever cross
my path I'm going TO buy a revolver.
and carry il. and II YOU ever cross
my path again. I'll blow your brains
out
Mrs. Siolka went by her maiden
name. Emma Redmann Her parents
live on Hanleyave, near Joseph Cam.
pau-ave.. iu Hamtramck She was
married and divorced before she mar
ried Siclka. June g. 1906 Her former
husband was Gust Letz, who is still
living in this city.
She was never divorced from
Sielka. who says ne will not claim her
body, but wants his furniture
IN N-Ray examination of Rewa 5
skull made in ST. Marys hospital.
wednesday morning, 10y House PLY.
stefan Organ, showed that his injury
Is not al all dangerous. the bullet hav-
ing entered his jaw, aud lodged be-
hind the jaw bone.
pairolman Robert Hutton Is on
guard al the door Of st Vincents
ward. where ReWa is confined
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT Nav CLOSE. The wheat
trace - in very miNed-up condition
ana VIII remain So until the next GOV
eminent report is publish ON Monday.
That may clear IL up q bit in giving a
pretty accurate idea OF the Abandoned
winter wheat acreage which has d, an
q guessing matter All spring When
that Is known, leading dealers VIII
nave basis for nguring the probable
crop and viii be able 70 form some
idea OF where they are at. There b.
much in this market situation that ~
publish. The weather is not doing
much for the crop. pests are reported
share OF the crop in the southwest has
peen killed On the other hand. the
or ginal acreage was large and nucn
OF II Is IN good shape; making large
Tuesdays advance made lot of
heaNy shorts cover their lines IL dd-
ing holders We're large buyers early,
hut are said To have sold and secured
their profits later Liverpool came tu
with big opening advance fOlloWtn-
the strong close on this side on Tues
later IN the dag Millers i'm Toledo aud
- Louis were active buyers III wheat
and that put the cash dea up isc At
the same time July and september dc-
clined lac. Corn was steady and od S
were up nc.
Wheat quotations No . red
Sl10tz May opened without change 81,
81 10 touched sl11. and declined 10
81. 0l2 July opened at s. "5is. dc-
clined To sl.o5. advanced 20 81 05i. and
closed at Sos, september opened II
S104ls. dropped 70 81 o. advanced al
sloii4 and closed at sl.oi; 80 white
S11OH
Coarse grain quotations Corn--Casn
No. 81 81 isc. No . yellow. J car al
c2izc. No. yellow. J car at 62tac
Oats standard. ear at iti2c. 80
white car a. i$Ac
Beans cash, 5 o5 May. & 90.
Cloverseed--Prime spot $50 Octo-
her, $3.50.
Timothy seed-Prime spot. slS5
Receipts M the Detroit market Ncd-
nesday, Included 245 bills ~ flour
Gers of corn and OF oats Withdraw
ais were 1910 hhls Of flour. 3.oS5 bu Of
wheat 1880 hu OF corn, and ! .09i hG
Of oats Stocks are 29i96l bu 81 wheat
! 1e,210 bu OF corn. and 1850 bu oi
oats
Wheat receipts Wednesday. Duluth
Il cars, against : year ago. Mime
apolis, - cars, against lf5; Chicago. L.
cars, against 3 ~. Louis. 5000 hu
aEEinst 10000 hu. Kansas city. 3a,03u
hu. against $4,000 bu.
Receipts Of wheat at primary point.
Wednesday 100000 hu, week ago, eos
600 bu
~ ,,.bra, po,r non htI
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson
Craig e. Co. May e. o:ks-London
ntota;tons In stocks came one To two
points higher II was rumored TIA :
$50 0OC GOO - Paul bonds had been
successfully placed abroad and t.r-
ther arrangement for the nnencln :
Of NJ X ~ r and Big -Four bonds
opening prices responded with gen
eiaI advance over the previous close
ranging from heavy fractions 20 W."
noints or better and further good gains
ere made during the early trading
Tn. rails led hy Union and Southern
Pacific were especially strong ana
more optimistic feeling prevailed than
for some time The market at noon
was strong and buoyant.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
UTICA MERCHANTS COMING.
New Workers Want To Find Out How
Other Cities Are Doing Things.

A party OF Utica. y. Y, business
men will start May 10 on tour en-
bracing 40 cities and towns In New
York. Michigan, Ohio. Indiana and
Kentucky and covering 2,04o miles.
The trip will be made entirely by
trolley, and Detroit, OF course, is In
cluded In the itinerary. The party
expects 10 reach here at 1890 p. m,
May 20, and arrangements are being
made for their reception by the local
BUSINESS organizations.
The tour is unique for two reasons,
Il IL the first long trip of this Kind
ever taken by business men not call
/. lng on the trade. and IL is the first
dine that business men, as a party.
have taken two weeks time. paying
their own expenses, simply 10 find out
how other cities are doing things for
the purpose OF making their home
community a better place in which ia
live and labor. 81. ...,...a ...
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
MEM ,oRi> PRODUCE.

NEW YORK MAY 4.-Floar--Qutct
and unchanged Pork Firm. mess
s23.7jf2i Lard Fun middle west
SPOT StG10m 1920 Sugar-~ltaw, hrin
refined hrm CoNeo-Rio No : spot
-. q Size Tallow-Stcady. city, slc'
country ga n isc Dressed poultry
DUH. weak turkeys. j. "a Use. chickens
15T3t, fowls l5N zoe. spring ducks
IS ~ soc Live poultry-t nsettlet
geese. i0ci ducks. lee fowls. -ola t2lc.
turkeys t2M l6c, Chtesc-StcadN and
quiet full cream specials II iac skins
specials, 1oi. u lie fun skins. SEA 3 y e.
Concc options opened unchanged Ga
Sc higher Rutttr-SteadN; receipt.
arse. creamery extra, 2Hc, state DAIRY
tubs ESQ 29, imitation creamery NrstS
23W -5o. Re gs-Quiet, receipts. - zoo
ncarbN white fancy .3M zoe. nearby
missed fancy. 12ft 2tsc. fresh 1rsts- ~
n .4,C.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04

EUUUTIVU Ton INV IIfUVE UN Ut HUHt
CrnIg 4 co MAY & Wheat-In TINS
whoat trade sp FAR today IL has been
about "a stand OF hetwccn proht-tak-
lnu ON the part ~ local longs AMI
r,-f..-,vHl 80 rather alarming reports
FROM many sections or the winter
wheat belt After ruling arm and
higher ou ~ good early rally the mar
<ct IL back now a fraction under thc
closing prices of Yesterday. North
west receipts small strength noted iu
MaN wheat AZ Duluth and July wheat
an Minneapolis where advances are p
90 d. Northwest messages say edrtt
..-l.....f-4t4aN +Aa-I n4HECd-L A-LnLz
last freeze. cart tell ~ few days.
Wc have messages from southwest
ciafniug that oklahoma crop rs not a.
promising az IN has been There WAS
some early buying Of wheat by Armour
brokers Local traders headed by
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04


Apple~-Fancy, slQt5o; common, s.
q ? per Dbl. western box apples, SEQ
q =. so per box
Bnnann~-Good shipping stock. $3.50
a. 50. according 70 quality
ceiery-Caiiqornia. s,.56a5 per crate;
Florida 81 0oFFS per crate
Caulihower-Califcr S2.'5G per
doz s3.5oftt per crate.
Cabbnge-Oid. IS 90 per Dbl; new
81 80 per crate
Observation-Disclosures fat. late made. 10
n l5isc; fan made. IN Sc; York stat =.
19T zoe I.smburSer Wisconsin, ira lSc;
York State. lSGt i9c. German cream,
brick. l7Qi7tec Schweitzer. domestic
block. Gle. domestic loaf. -5c; import
ed 2sa sec per 10.
'ranberrie--s55 90 n s per Dbl.
Dntes-persian. &C III Fards 20
pressed Cal,cs-Cholce. ilal11se III;
common. ga lOc per H.
Figs-Imported. new. ia l+c per ID.
California Sac per box.
Fresh Vegetable. Cucumhers. hot
house. 90cftSl per doZ lettuce. hot-
house. l2Wl3c ~; head lettuce. 500 q.
doz wax beans. So 50fti per hampe. l.:
parsley. pc per doZ green beans. 80
per hamper. green peppers. soc hasket
matoes 5000 per 6-basket crate pc
Ter basket. water cross. Ia 25c Ia.
turnips soc hu: bcers. Goc ~; carrots 8.
59c doz pieplant 25N 2oc doz; spinach.
gus. si2A per doz California. 35c per
bunch: green peas, s2R2.25 per bu'
young onions 10 n &c doz
Grape Fruit---si n 80 per case
Ha>--Dctroitsdealors arc paying tho
following prices for haled hay in car
,9ts5 % b Detroit no = ti y % 9S.
clovcr. MIXED. siea 1850. rye straw,
s7.5oGS wheat and oat straw. So 90 70
Z Loose hay from farmers wagon
3 20. TO UUaIlfv.
Hides - cured No. !. lie: green.
No. l, Sc. No bulls. cured; ~ G;
green loo No :. Murain. cured. &c:
green. &C.. No I calf cured. SC; green;
} Sc per lh: No hides. lc OF KIP ana
calf. lie or NJ. /: horse hides. NO. !,
wool. Zoo 0sf5O
Houey-Fency white. isGI7c; am
oe rem NON ste5d 80 box
Illness ~ % per 700
Nu-hrconrS--i5 n SOC per 10 :,
Nuts-Walnuts 5m Sc; almonds a.
Prazils ga 1oc: mixed nuts. "a lic per
ID; hickory nuts. shellbarks, 8 zaH l.'V
onions-New Bermudas. So? per
crate; Texas Bcrmudas. S2u 225 per
crate
0rnngcv - California navels. s2.75g
as ner crate
Pineappies--Florida 50 00I so per
doz. - rs per crate
Popc"rn--Ears 292ibc per III.
Potatoes-Car lots. bulk. zoe bags
% n csc I'm. new Bermudas 81 9od per
bu SIS pcr Dbl. new southern. 81 %
per IN So per hhl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 17e: hens re
f7iec. stays and old roostcrs. l2fi g.;
ducks. fG617c. gcse. i3n &c, turkeys
Z = II fNc per lh
strawhcrr'e---2i quart cases. $50
sweet potatoes--Jerscvs KILN dried.
81 per hamper; Illinois. 81 per bu. va
per Dbl.
TniIow-No /. &c; No ?. &c per III.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
COPPER M,RkEr-CIo,e

,Ariz; comI l31s All. 5as Are. g.
Al; 40, Adv. 5, Bos Cons, Il. Bos. X
cooro., lOes Ros Ely. 2 Butte Cltn..
Isl. Cactus, 2as {. q A. $50 6 X
II; 575: Cent, l5ia Chief Ia Chino.
l0ls. Cop Range 65is paly w. Sis
Is Frank. III. ella. 5. Or. 10. cir.
rs Gold. Cons, \. G.-Can., : Hanc.
!. Ind. ~ lnspir.. 8 1876; I Roy,
- Kerr l., u Kew. (, Las. IL Lar
- Lake 81 Mass, g., Miami. .0f,
Mob. a. Il New. Cons. 49, New. titan.
- Nip, s's y. Butte. ST. y Lake
To-. OHIO Cop, Z = Ojib ga Oid
Dom. 80 L Osc. 124. Par. 12t. Quin,
q Raven SO. Ray Cons l67. Snan.
"a Lake. Z. sup Cop. 39fs. sup
< Bos. gts sup n Pitts lli4 rtah
do pfd. lSA Nlct. B WOW. IL
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04

NEW YORK. May A strong tone
prevailed ar the opening OF the STOCK
market today the usually active Is
sues making gains OF from one 10 more
than two points
II a. m.-Price movements contin-
ued upward during the first hour, ad-
vances OF two points or more being
made in Amalgamated. Reading,
Union Pacific Steel common and ST
Paul. Southern Pacific was strong,
advancing over three points.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds dull.
Noon-Fractional recessions oc'
CURED during the second hour but
shortly after noon a flrmer tone de-
veloped with number OF the import
ant stocks recovering losses sustained
on the reaction.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
IS STRONG FEATURE
Advances Over Three Points IN Eariy
Trading-0ther Issues Are
Firm and Higher.
:, STOCK M,RkET-CIo-e.

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