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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
q Apple-I1Faney: s4qAso: common, 4


-Appie.-Tancy. s4q $50. common, q
J q: per Dbl: western box apples. ss.7'
| $3.50 per box.
Banana.-Good shipping stock. $50
Q2.50. according to quality.
ns:TPsiee nina ise per per- TO- crate
f' eaaliaower-9cai G HfI s,sss0s
CnsSase-ofd. $3.50 per Dbl; new.
, $500 per crate.
@l5hc; fall made / 1915: York state.
~ 2oc: Limburger: wisconsin. l79lsc.
BLK, isWi7h S4 schweitzss. domestic
Block. 2ic: domestic loaf. csc; import
ed. % q. soc per 10.
Dnte.-Persian. 6Gsc Id: t'ards. 80
elac per ID.
Dressed CaIves-Cholce. 1lls@i2c ID:
common. i0q lie per 10.
Ffgs-lmported. new. llQl4c per ID
California. Soc per box.
Fresh vegetabies-cucum hot
house 12@i3c 10. head lettuce. $40
q per hamper; radishes, zoo zoe per
doz: wax beans. $3.50 per ham-
Sc per hamper; green peppers; eoc
basket: rIta6asass,o 2: 200 zoe bn. s s,est
crate sue per basket: water cress;
l5Q25c bu; turnlps soc bu; oeets, zoe
bu. carrots. soc doz, pieplant 20 u soc
doz spinach, 75q soc per ou. SO Pr
fornia Sac per bunch, green peas: *2y
225 per bu. young onions. 1901 &c doz
grippe Fruits a. 4.5o per case
hay-Detro.t dealers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
lots. {. Q; b; Detroit: No. ! tim q ~
sioSs1 i mixed NG ls tlmStny rye s,saw
si.50aS; wheat and oat straw, SO 30 ~
Z. Loose hay fro infarmeTs wagons
on the city markets ranged from $is
Hides-Cured. 30. /. lie; green.
No. /. Sc: No. l bulls. cured, 'i;e
green. loc: No, l. MaraIn. cured. &c;
green s g S@ S Sslf h fGesd lie OK
Rip and calf. lac on No : horse hiaes'
No. /. $3.50; No. 2 $3.50; sheep SKINS
sto wool, soc $3.50.
Honcy-fancy white. 16qltc; am
Observation-Disclosures - g59i;o box
Limcs-Sl Q1.25 per 100.
Mushrooms-45 a soc per 10 =.
q l5c; pecans. lzdi5c. flberts. ii ~ lze
Brnzils sG1Oc: mixed nuts. l24 &C pc.
10: hickory nuts. shellbarks. VI 70 ~ %
ODions-AIic higan, 81 ml.2S bu' ne"
Bermudas. S. 20 per crate; Texas scr
mudas. s2n225 per crate.
OranRcs--Caiifornia naVels. - ." "
- per crate.
PinenppIcs-Fiorida s. 500 V-.eo pes
doz. siQ 3 per crate.
ropcorn-Ears, p2,s per 10
Potatoes-Car lots oulk. Tvs Vas -
% q pc br new Bermuuas. 30 % 8 pc!
bu $3.50 per Dbl: new southern. $22s
per 90. % per Dbl .,s
/. Pouitry-springs. lIc' hens. / I,,r
ducks. l6a17c. geese. $50 lac. tur-
strswbcrrics-si-q quart cases. s3.7S
"a
s. per hamper Illinois 81 per ou' '-'''
Tniiow-No. l. &C. No. :. &c per ID.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
SUES MEDICINE MAN.
lsvinia Burdick Says G. D. Bell Got
500 From Her by Fraud.

George ID. Bail. dealer in patent
medicines whose luxurious growth OF
hair has made him a familiar fgure
on the streets OF Detroit for years
vas defendant in Justice OTIS court
Thursday. when LAWN Burdice, 4
dressmakeI. brought suit TO recove :
500. which it was alleged, was oo-
tanned b. fraud.
This money, the plaintiff claims.
was borrowed and invested in stoci
Ball vas selling. which turned out to
bc worthless. As security, she says
he gave her land contract. which he
later obtained from her, stating tha-
h had the money ready 10 pay her.
After getting the contract she says he
refused To hand over the money.
The plaintiff also has suit PEND
ing against the same defendant. winch
will be tried in the circuit court. n
this suit she claims lie got from her
$3.50. the savings OF a lifetime. In eX'
change for worthless stock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
MAY COME TO TERMS TODAY.
Conferences Between D. u. r. anu
Car Men Are Nearing an End.

Unless We are deanlocked on INC
wage question We ought To come 70
terms with the Detroit United kan
way this afternoon saird Chairman
Jossman. ol the local agreement com
mittee. Thursday noon following
conference between Geenral Manager
Brooks aud the representatives OF the
union car men. Thursday morning
The /conlerepce adjourned at noon 10
meet again at > 80 O'Clock.
Up TO this time the conferences
have proceeded in perfect harmony
,ontinued Mr. lossman, and Ooth
sides are anxious that this feelins
should continue. Neither the company
nor the men desires "A strike and We
sincerely hope the matter can be set
Tied without recourse 10 one. We
may have something TO give out later
IN the day We had expected 10 be
through Wednesday, bnt little mat
ters kept coming up that had to be
Strengthened out
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
'DETROITERS FORM
MOTORCYCLE CO.
Concern Will Turn Out 500 Ma
chimes This Year, Most of Which
Are Already Sold

A motorcycle factory is now num-
bered among Detroits industries The
Detroit Motorcycle Manufacturing Co
has been organized with capitai
stock OF $4,000. and is The unaisrutea
pioneer in this field as far as Detroit
is concerned. It's product i'll be- on
tb. market shortly after MAJ
For the present the company Will
use a shop at No. 80 Bagiry-ave Tor
manufacturing purposes, ana II eN'
poets TO turn out no less nan 900 ma
chimes this year Most of these ace
already sold. Before another year
passes, the company hopes TO have a
plant OF its own with greatly in
creased capacity
Articles OF association of the new
company We're filed in Lansing last
week. The incorporators and p'inci-
pal stockholders are Herman
Schultz, the school inspector. AttoT-
ney G.. Lewis Carter, George Freed,
Wesley Breed. Gustav Kadau. T. T..
Irwin, b. F. Reddick. Albert Stein
bach and Henry Funk, all {, Detroit.
The Detroit motorcycle has several
tftN anu NhiNAi
make for greater safety ant conven-
ience. and which. il is believed will
tend 10 make ii popular. In the first
place, the distance from the saddle u
the ground is only 81 inches. from one
TO three inches less than the case
with other motorcycles. which makes
IL possible for the average man TO
put his feet on the grouna wi.houI
getting of. Another feature is the
great speed range. One great Difficult
~ with motorcycles has been to slow
them down without stopping the en-
CINE. The Detroit machine will slow
down TO less than three miles an hour
ard is capable of speed Of 90 miles
an hour.
The Detroit Motorcycle Manufacture
ing Co. is the first TO utilize all the
tubes III The frame, the design o. which
has been patented. The frame is
made of three and four-inch tubing.
and the tubes contain all the equip
meet usually hung on the outside The
top tube contains the gasoline tank
and the rear tube the coil and BAT
tories, SO placed that il Is Impossible
for the connections TO become broken.
and access TO either of these tubec
may be had by simply raising he seat.
The front tube contains the cyiindef
oil and the muller. the discharge 60.
ing directly into the ground The
handle bars are OF the straight Y type.
giving positive control and adding to
tho appearance OF the machine The
engine is OF four-horse power and IS
free running The machine will sell
for 500.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
NOT A MEMBER OF D. A. R.
Mrs. Guoin Plain Woman WnC KEEP.
Her Senses, Says c. r. Saville.

Charles r. Sayillc's opinion OF the
Daughters OF the American Revolution
and womens clubs. in general. eX.
pressed in Judge Mandelrs cour,.
THURSDAY morning. caused consider.
able amusement among The spt ctators
ar Saviile was witness In the
cose brought by Eva dc Steingner ID
have certain deeds made by her
grandmother. Matilda Gu1in sci aside
Mrs. Guoin was 81 years OF axe when
ihk deeds were maze. and 10 is the
tiLim OF the plaintiff tha. she wa.
rot mentally competent to transac.
business
WAS Mrs Guoin a strong minded
wcman?" Mr.. Saville was asked.
ISLE certainly was. ne replied.
"She knew what she wanted. ami ~.
pally got n She wasni east infu.
oRced and had mind of her own"
Was she mentally competent
Yes. She wasn't a member OF the
-. A. Il. or anything OF that kind. bur
plain ordinary, stay athome wo.
MAJ. ann thai kind keep tlteir- sAFfse-
rtgh. to the end.
Mr. Sayilie was for years q friend
cf the family. and drew the will and
the deeds In question.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
DESCRIBES HEINzE's METHODS
Cashier Tells How 100000 Was sor'
rowed Without Collateral.

NEW YORK, April 2s.-Emil\ Klein,
former cashier OF the Mercantile Ma
tional bank. told today how r. Au-
eustus Heinze borrowed 100000 frcm
the bank in October. 1907. on de-
mand note without collateral and
transferred the cash TO Otto Heinze IL
CO. his brothers firm. which vas
manipulating a pool in United Copper
stock
Klein said nj that time "A Heinze
had balance With the bank of Sg,317.
while otto HeinZe a. Co owed the
hank s6se.OUU AZ collateral they d~
poeited copper and ice stocks, the
value of which was. problematical.
part of the loan was paid. the witness
said.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
COPPER MARKET-Cio~e.

MI. Con'I. 10. NJ. = Arc. y
An. A.. Adv.. 6. h. * a.. l2i2 Bos: Ely.
-. Butte g. 1oi4 Cactus, "a. Car 4
Ariz. co.,. Cal Hecla. $50 Chlei'
a. chino. ia, Cobalt cent. II; Cop
per Range. ga, Davis Daily IL So
East Rutte. "a First Natl 30
Franklin. liza Granny 40 GlrouN'
~ GoIdHeld Cons. =. Greene can
So Hancock is, Helvetia. "a IND
1915 Inspiration. II Isle Royale,
l4ls. Kerr, 50 Kew =; Las = :
.2llx Mon. As; Mich. >; Nev Cons
TVT. New Utah. NJ Mp. In buttr'
20. y. Lake l2s. Ohio cop. 3Ss OH"
Ga, old Dom "a, Csc. l35 y Par,
~. Quincy. Is. Raven. 30: Raw Cons.
I7T. Shan. lis. Santa Fe. ?; silver
Gu. 10; 5. Lake, 5hs; sup. COP. ,o'
Sup x Bos. 10 sup PITTS. IL ram
5e Trim s: Utah Apex 81: Utah Cons.
- smelling. 4ei. do ptd, asa Nic..
g.. Win. : Wolv.. l20, Nyan"
Yukon. Az
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
MEM yORI, pRODVCE,

NEW YORK. April 2S-Flour--Dv.l
featureless. unchanged. Pprk-Stcady
mess. se4 Iard-Firm. middle west.
spot sl260@ l2s0 Sugar - Raw.
steady; centrilugals. GO test, i,S0c
muscova. do. 50 test. 3.S5c: refined nrhi'
Cutloaf. 5;95c crushed, ) Sac, powdered,
5 &c: graduated. 515c. Conee-Riu
No :, on the spot sss uSisc. Tallow--
Steady. quiet, city sc, country. ~
Is. Dressed poultrX=Quieti turkey >
ia Csc; chickens, l5d 24c; fowls. l54t
Nsec; ducks. ia 2Sc. Live poultry
Firm. demand good geese lOc: ducks
ROSTERS. OLD and young. l3@ l5c. che 50
Dull. steady, fun cream, old spv-
Gals l1iac; skims. specials, lie. t1u
skins, 3 y 5 ~. coffee options Opened
unchanged TO Sc lower Butter--Ftrm
receipts 1850, creamery, extra. 2Jc
state dairy. tubs. - q 2ec. Imitation
creamery, firs,s. 20 y 2Sc. Eess-
fancy ESQ 25c. nearby mixed. Fancy
- \. u % Ne fresh firsts. zoo &c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
Quotations by Hayden. stone & Co.
April 2S. 1910.
open High Low. Close.
tb)Bid. Is
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported Tor The Times by CARSON
Craig 4 Co, April IS: Wheat-Strength
in IN eWheat market AT the close yes
terday was due 10 stampede among
the local shorts who all, apparently
started 10 cover "a III esame time. The
crop killers are still busy sending IN
reports from Nebraska and Kansas
about the serious damage done To the
growing winter wheat Granting that
the amount OF damage they claim has
been done in these two states rs any
where near correct. we stu believe
present prices will be pretty hard 10
maintain without export business May
Liverpool, while our May wheat closed
lat l01i.. October wheat in Winnipeg
closed ~ -. 50 one can readily see how
far out of line We are from an export
basis We SEQ no reason to change
our Views and believe wheat should be
sold on all the little swelis,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
>rv >oRk sTOCI< LETTER.

EopOrtcl Tor The Times UY CaTsOn-
Craig x co. from New York. April Is;
-tocks-Traders generally were in
cllned 20 look for rally in this morn
ing's stock market after tho severe
break OF yesterday. but the bear ele-
uept were again ira control and sold
IA, market generally. Steel rallied u
point from lower opening, early lost
the ralf and at noon was selling Ia
uotnts below Yesterdays close. The
general market closely followed the
action OF steel and sold of from TO :
points Atchisop showed good resis-
lance WITH "a loss OF only small frac-
y
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28

SGgar-Retail price list for Detroit.
Delray, Crosse Pointe Highland PARK.
NORTH Detroit and River Rouge: CryS.
tai dominoes. 3-lb. ss.G5. do. 3-lb, xsls.
cubes. Ss.ss: NIX powdered. sc.os.
standard powdered. Sc: granuiated. eS-
ira coarse, $40: granulated. nne. In
$3.50: graduated. Glib cartons. sose:
grsnuiated 5-lb cartons, $3.50: granu-
lated. l0-lb cartons. s6.5. granuiatsd.
confectioners' A $3.50. No. 4. $3.50: No.
z $3.50: No. 3. s5.5k; No. I. $40, No.
:, sSss; 30 :. $40 no Z, s $40 No No.
IL. S5J5; No. ~. s5,lo; No. ~, $o.Ob;
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
aosro> COPPER SALES.

DETROIT. April 2s.-Boston coppsF
shares sales Of April - Furnished ~
Hayden. stone Il Co: a. g. r, !'o2S'
2I5. All. 100. Bat. 25 Bos Cons. 10;
Bos 4 Corb, SO: Butte. ass. b X ~.
$50. c. x A, lG7. {. & H.. g. 6 RsnSe'
cir. $40, CIR. IS. q. c. 1875, Hanc..
l15. Helv... 100; Ind. l.722; Roy. 10
Kerr. T25. Kew. 105. Lake, 1850; l.aS'
SIS, Mass, 3l5. Mex go Mia, l.yTS
7e5. " b.. 1895 y l., l,04O: Olio.'
eco. o. -. Is Osc.. 81. Par. 49, gal
30: Ray. 30: : Fe so. shan, So SOP
445: : & H.. sos, = * T.. l5O: TIM
so. oil. 22O Refining. l,250, do pLd
39s, Apes. 405. TT Con. 49, u. COP
20. Win 10: WOW. II
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
EIGHT FIRMS INCORPORATE.
Represent capitalization Of s4e6. ooo-
Two Companies increase Capital.


Two Companies increase Capital.
Articles of association were filed in
Lansing last week by eight new De.
troit corporations, with total CAPT
talizatlon of $4s6,O00. as follows: Oil.
yer Motor Car Co. $500 900: Chalmers
White House Candy Co. 10000: Ra.
dle-Clark Sales Co. $50 1000. John
Naylon Co, 100000: Detroit Carbure
tor Co., $4,000: Home Furniture Co
$4,000; Johnson Kellam Motor Sale
Co--$l1- 001--and- the netrnit Ai-,t+,.-
cycle Manufacturing Co. $4,000
The Gregory. Mayer Thorn Co.
filed amended articles increasing lis
capital stock from 100000 To S35O.u00
and the American LubricatOr Co. of
Detroit. increases its capital from S5p.
900 10 $50 500 The Michigan CruGbl,
steel Castings co. has changed MS
name 10 the Michigan Steel CasuHs.
Co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
N DOL.

LONDON. April ga better selec-
ton was offered at the wool auction
sales yesterday. Merinos We're active
and firm. especially secured, which We're
taken by The continental buyers. cross
breds were I'm large supply and ruled
steady with the home trade and the
continent buyers. Coarse. however
sold per cent below the March series
The American buyers bought only
Ing IS today's sale in detail: New south
Wales 500 bales: secured lof2dt
Is lll5d greasy. Sdu Is I'd: Queen :
land I 600 bales secured. II I'D 20
- li.d: greasy. 9tadMls 2d Victoria,
1900 bales. secured. Is isdu2s 40
greasy. sdIl Is "a. south Australian H.
si,dmls sIsd West Australia. 700
bales greasy. 5a.dGls "a New Ze9-
land 100 bales. secured. ida Is I'D;
greasy. Gir Is lad. The oner'hss
today numbered IL 962 bales.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28

Barney Lafferty. employed by
Royal Oak automobile body building
&C mpany died in ST. Marys hospital
Thursday afternoon Of injuries sus-
tanned April %. He was driving from
Royal Oak 10 Detroit on Monday with
n load OF automobile bodies. when he
fell from the wagon. fracturing his
skull Coroner Bennett has charge OF
the hOdV
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
JO0tfING PRICES.

Csened Good.--Apples. sals. ;;Is:
b-ans. siUi SO Corn-Fancy Maine,
81 10: standard, s5c table Deets. 81 20
Ul.40. Peas-Fancy. early June, $40.
,shdards. 81; soaked, 6og zoe. salmon
--Sockeyc. tall. $50: nat 81: Alas
ka reds. sl.70 Alaska pinks. sl.lS TO.
matoes. 154s0c,. succotash. ~ ~ AZ
per dOz.
Concc-Package coffee. loO-lb case
fl4.25q7. delivered.
Feed-Bran. S26. fine middIings s29;
coarse middlings. So. cracked corn.
S25 coarse corn meal S25: corn ana
oats chop, ga per ton
FIour-Michigan. patents. In wood.
s sta G' s. SS. ciea.. $50 per Dol,
Rye hour. sl45 per bb!
OuS-ltaw linseed. sc. boiled I'm
seed. SSc, Diamond headlight kerosene.
gltc. Perfection. l0c, Eocene. llc,
crown gasoline. l3c per sal; turpen'
tine, In barrel lots. coo per gal.
roNision---M's pork. $3.50: Family
pork s-fd2S. medium. clear. s2o ~ 2,
smoked hams. la Use; dry sailed
briskets. IS &c, shoulders. 1flsc. PIC
nic hams I4r. bacon. l9M zoe; lard, ~
tierces. t+iac. kettle rendered, lobsc
pei 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
Markets ard Finance

I Interference % underground chutes
Both the shaft and air compressor pat
ttcnlariy are not equipped 10 manure
both Jobs on a greater scale Tue 81
uation generailN. however Is unde
nably as good. 81 not better, than AT
any time in the past
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Halter - Creameries extras. .9c;
nFsts. Use. dairy butter. 2lc, packinb
stock. 20c per 10.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included .Oisc per dor. Receipts on
Thursday. 1890 cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
Their EXAMPLE.

The administration is in favor OF the
income.tax amendment. but admins
tration papers are opposing IL. Yet
they balk at the name of insurgents.
st Louis Post. Dispatch.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
PRODUCE.

Commission men have been com
planning OF a slow business all tins
week. the wet weather being blamed
for keeping buyers at home. only 4
few cuops of chickens were I'm mis-
morning, and while these were sold
without trouble. dealers say the de-
nand is very limited. and only the
fact that receipts are small holds the
market up Butter is very firm at the
decline. Eggs are active and steady,
but receivers say the quality OF me
stock now coming To market, Is not rs
good as formerly. and also think they
sec letting mp In the storage demand.
Dressed calves are in fairly good sup
ply. but everything cleans up from day
to day at around top prices straw
berries are In good supply ana the
market as a whole. very steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
CHICAGO PRODICE.

CHICAGO. April .-Butter--Crealn-
cry. extras. 2sc. nrsts. 21e: dairy, eN-
trns zoe. firsts, &c. Eggs-PTl'nc
irsts 22c frsts. zoe. Cheese--TwihS.
.lA&. fslse. young Americas. ian IL l. g.
Live poultry--Turkey l5c; fowls. IL
Qlsc: ducks l6Qi i2c. geese, "a i@c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
COPPEW IETTER.

Reported Tor The Times bv Carson.
Craig a. Co. Lake u opening tine run
~ copper ground az the Nfth level
Conditions elsewhere Zoo the mine ID p.
not being proved very rapidly owing to
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
LIVE STOCK
DETROIT.
Michigan Central stock Yards.

DETROTT' April S.--Cattle--Act iye
and steady outlook strong Prlc, =
ranged as follows. Choice Steers aN ~
aging from loco To LOO lbs. 5, @S@
so. choice handy killers, 500 a 80
light TO good butchers steers ana ne, ,
ers. 1915 q 800, common Killers And
lat cows. s. so n 800 Gamers COW :
81 25n p. common to prime shipptnS
bulls. saga: light butchers ana heavy
sausage bulls, s. 900 80 sI9cktrs anu ,.l
T., ders. 81 75M 8 per cwt. Mich Cows
Active s25m 80 each. Veal CalNss-
Active. $5H9.15 per cwt Sheep anu
Lambs-ActiVe and steady. quality lair
choice clipped lambs, $50 q $40 iish'
to fair. s1us.2j; common 10 prime
sheep. s4n6.50. mixed sheep and Janus
s. 5OM6.50. common killers. S-l3 q 80"
EOG65c higher than last week. qualit.
fair. prime mediums and fat yorkers,
$3.50 a $50 light workers. and pigs s9;- -
n 9 40 per cwt Eece ipts-Cattle. ,-0t .
calves. $40; sheep. Las. hogs -''it'
EAST BUFF ALO-Opening.
Cunning Il stevens Live stock Report
EAST BUFFALO y. Y, April s s.
CSpeciai) -Cattle-Receipts cars
slow. $50 "a
Best 1900 to i.450-lb steers. $50 40;
good l.20o to l.s50-ib steers s .,-SI
f.75, best LOO to l.2oo-lb shipptnS
steers. l. 900 to LOO lbs. $50 a 6.s |;
light butcher steers. s5.6O46: best iat
cows. s. 50NGJ0: fair to good cow
sA!5q5.25; common TO medium 40 2;
f25. good fat heifers. s57546.25; FAT.
10 good. do, s5@5.15: best teed!hs
steers, 50 SO 6.25; medium 10 good: 40 10
a $50; best bulls. s6m 500 boios NJ
bulls. sJH5.7J, thin light onlls, 80 .2E
so; best mixers and springcrs. soy
fogs-Receipts 10 cars. stioi,ts'
heavy. $3.50: workers.. $3.50 q 800 pigs
S;ieep and Iambs-Receipt 90 caro-,
slow. clipped lambs $500 $50. year
lings. sSds25, wethers s'.t0pe' ewes
Calves-sams5o.
EAST BtFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO. y, Aptl -
The market closed with these changes:
Cattle--Receipts 20 cars steady PRIME
sS0s.40; butchers, s315 n 80. wears
Receipts $40, active. zoe lower, com
Lambs-Receipts 200, fairly active.
lambs 81 lower. sheep frm; choice
clipped $3.50 So. Gull 10 fair: 49, "
SEQ wool lambs. S. q $50 year mss, >
1850. active Sc higher. workers. $3.50 %
30; pigs. 50 S
CHICAGO. April 2s.--Cattle--Re =
Teas. s4s5aG25; western, 50 q 10.
stockers and feeders. s3.s0J6.i0i cows
and heifers, s. sea 80, calves. 500 y
S2J HOgs-Scceipts 10000. lOc ME y,
en-: light So 255C9.5O. mixed, Sc
q 90 neayv. So 25dg60. rough, s9.25o
-t-4s---s n Sheep- and LAnlhs
Receipts 10000, steady native, sf.'o
Ws2J, western. 81 q SO, an naive
s115ug15. western, 81 q 30.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. -. April 2S.-Ho&s-
Reccipts loo, zoe hlgher med'a,ia :,
Uarts s. So Cattle-iseceipts cars,
.t,rdt Lambs Receipts 10 cars. s. 60
TOP. calves Receipts zoo. $50 top
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Rye-Cash No I. soc
Beans-Cash, s2.o3 May. se.O5.
CloNersced Prime spot. 30 BAGS a;
S. ~; Qotober. 100 bags AT tG.G0; prime
aisike,Na bags at s6s5.
.lfimoihy seeu-ifime spot. 20 bass At
Receipts i'm the Detroit market on
! Thursday. included Loco bbls OF Hour
and cars OF oats. Withdrawals were
sSS bu OF oats. and .s5 bu OF rye,
stocks are 3ss.53a hu OF wheat. 49, "a
hn OF corn. 2s,Sli bu of oats, $40 ou
Of harley, and 4269 bp 90 rye.
Wheat receipts THURSDAY, Duluth.
- ears, against u year ago Mimi
Spoiis, loo cars. against 1913 chicago
~ Wheat in liverpool closed 2. a Nc
lower and corn hd higher
Exports of wheat and Hour Thurs-
Wheat receipts al primary poinss
Thursday. 10000 bu. year ago 29i.VoV
Argentine exports OF wheat tins
week, 100000 bu. estimated.
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, O. April rs Wheat asa
siol&. Corn-Cssh. s. &c. MAY ), y :
3 July S Msy S Ssp. S jaiS i.s sept S
3>s, e. Rye-No' ,, sc. No, ;, .oe.
Clcverseed-Cash and April, $3.50 OF
Sn .k pes SIS 49, r Msreh tm sSs . ps
Butter eggs and hay, unchanged
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. April 2S-Wheat started
a shade lower on scattered commission
selling; offerings We're quickly drted
Up however. and the market advanced
sharply TO i.c above yesterdays close.
Corn opened easier all around. but Ad j.
vanced on the wheat strength. oats
! lower at the outset. but recovered ON
covering By shorts. Provisions higher
with hogs
Noon-An grains showed sharp de-
clines. ranging from - a. &c.
Close-Wheat. corn and oats closed
weak. Provisions a $50 ranged lower.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden
Stone a Co. April %. 1910. opening
! A. AZ IA. A
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NEW YORK. April 2s.-Practicall,

NEW YORK. April 2S-Practically
everything traded in AT the opening OF
the stock market sustained losses
ranging from fraction to more than
point Ar the end OF fifteen min
utes a steadier tone developed Win
prices generally slightly above open
ing figures.
IL a. m.-Ihe market reflected sub
stantlai support and recovered pat
OF its early decline before the end OF
the first hour
Government unchanged; other
bonds lower
Noon-Another vigorous selling
movement In the last half OF the 10. =
noon wiped out all the early impro e.
ment and caused additional losses ID
many leading issues. ranging from l
10 points AT midday the entire
market was weak