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The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
BUSINESS NOTES.

Employees of the Briggs Manufacture
ing Co, which recently began opera
tons in Hamtramck. We're rendered a
banquet by the officers OF the com
pany, Saturday evening. in Fabers
hall. Covers were laid for 40.
+. H. Macpherson. well-know1
public accountant. will address the
Wholesalers and Manufacturers asso-
citation, al its weekly dinner IL the
Cadillac. Wednesday noon. ON why
posterity should bear portion or
the burdens for Improvements ami
ccngeniences, OF which our descend
ants will receive the benefit Mr.
Macpherson has made # special stti+li-- - =
of the subject of bonded Indebted.
ness, and his address should prove
highly interesting As bearing on the
street car and other problems now
confronting Detroit
The Hupp-Turner Co. has purchased
from the Union Trust Co. admins
traIor OF the Joseph Berry estate, four
acres OF land on l.ycester-aye. for
about $4,000 The property adioino
that of the Hupp-James Ilailoren Co,
purchased several months sgo. a
will be used a a factory site
William c. Radcliffe. financial edit
or Of the Detroit Free Press. has been
appointed advertising agent Tor the
Pere Marquette railroad. He succeeds
Fred s. George. who resigned TO en-
gage In business in Chicago The ap
pointment takes effect May l. Mr.
Radcliffe has had considerable expert
ence In publicity work. he was in
charge OF the publicity end Of the
Y. NJ c. AS building fund campaign
and has been connected with the pub
kcity department Of the state fair
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
tine. in barrel lots. Coo per gal,

tine, In barrel lots. Coo per gal -.
Provisions-Mess pork. s-I tahli.S
pork. So, medium. cieare 80, sinoheu
hams. 'l1c; dry sailed briskcts, loo .
shoulders. lac: picnic hams. i3ci bacon
lyQ zoe; lard. in tierces. l4c, ketlle rem
dered i5c per Id. .,,
sugar-Retan price list for Detroit
Deiray, Crosse Pointe. Highland rark.
North Detroit and RIVER Rouge, NE.
eagle tablets. SID cut Loaf VsSSys'
cubes. s5.s5: MINK powdered. so.vs.
standard powdered. So: granuiatea, eN,
bulk. $3.50: granuiated. alb cartons,
$3.50. sranuiated. crib cartons $40 ,yv.
lated. I0-lb cartons, s6.75: granuiated.
s5-ib cartons. s5.s5 diamond A. sS,lO'
confectioners' A. s.. 55; No. /. $3.50 10
s. s5ss: No. 8. $50. NO. Z. ts.Sss, No
5, $3.50; No. .. s525; No. 10. se2o; M.
II sSiSi 90 90 u u 'SSiOs 1863 SS Mcssias.GsSn
graduated, 50 90
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
Markets and Finance
COPPER u>nhET-Iiose

Arlz. CONN, n, Al, q, Adv. t1a
BIOS. Ely, l5-l6: Butte Cltnr, 4 =
Cactus. 81 G.. n \. So, G. \ H. oVc
10. Cop. Range. 6Sls Cumb. Ely, ., - -
DAILY. lilo. T.. Butte. :, First Nat
"a Frank, l2t. CRANKY. is GitoGA.
81 q -CaE. 50. Hanc, 1874 Ind, -,
Inspira., I s-l6. Kerr l.. ; 5 Kew. -
Las. ia, IaRosc. a. Lake. 5o4. Mass.
rs Miami. s2ss Moh., 90 Mich : :.
NeV. Cons. s0ss NeN. ttah' - MI.
10. y. Butte. So. y Lake, To- ONO
cop. 3fs Old Dom 81. oscy ljs L
Par IS. Quincy. 50, Raven. 80, Ray
cons. lNle shan. -. santa re :.
Lake ). sup cop. a sup. a bos.. =
sup. n PITTS Is. Trim ttg ttah Cons
"a smelling. 42a. do pfu. isi2 Wet
NnIA-L9a- AAkAn--4l
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
.JOBBING PRICES.

Canned Goods--Appies. gals. ,:75;
beans. siqi50. Corn-Fancy Maine,
81 10; standard, S5c Table beets. 81 rs
ml40. Peas--fancy, early June. 81 IS.
-Sockeye. tall. $3.50; flat. 81. Alas
La reds, 81 20 Alaska pinks. 81. To-
matocs. ,5gS0c; succotash. sluliO
per doZ
Concc--Package coffee. lOo-Ib case,
sli.25U7, delivered.
Fccd--Bran. s26; fine middlings. 500:
coarse middlings. s2f, cracked corn.
s25. coarse corn meal. S25: corn and
oats chop, S24 per ton.
FIour-Michigan patents In wood,
best, sJ.95. ordinary patents. % 90
straight. 81 G5 ciear. s555 per Dbl
Rye flour. si.45 per Dbl
oHs-Raw linseed. SIC; boiled lin :
seed. ssc: Diamond headlight kerosene.
Oltc; Perfection, i0c; Eocene, l2c;
crown gasoline. l3c per gal; turpen-
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
MAYOR WILL MEET
BUILDING BOARD
Continued from Page one.J

have been cut down so that, even If
the code is passed. the work cannot
be done. AS conscientious man,
Wells feels that he has gone as far a
he can go.
I'm going over this estimate the
council has acted in such a way as TO
DO great harm | do not think that
the council was informed as 10 the
necessity i'm this case. shall advise
the commission to go ahead and 10 the
best IL can and TO provide information
so that the council and hoard OF esti-
mates can act with more facts before
them next year.
From the talk among the alderm af.
II is easy 10 learn that Wells ealnest,
neadstrong desire to force better builc
ing conditions has developed consid-
cradle opposition TO him
You will have 10 learn to ask IN
stead OF demand he was told by one
city official. recently
Aid. Gutman chairman OF the ord:n-
ance committee before which the
building code is To be examined, states
that there has been no disposition TO
hold up that measure unduly.
I'VE received the code in January
and found that we should have to have
IL printed for our work" says Gut.
man by the time il was printed. We
were in the midst of our work
on the estimates Informed
Wells that we would go ahead with II
as soon as the estimates were our OF
the way. But then learned that the
boiler ordinance was very urgently
needed. having been held up by the
council committee for two years. We
have been working 10 get a start on
that. In the meantime. | submitted
the new building code TO Corporation
Counsel Hally and he informs me lhat
ne will require two weeks more time
to consider H."
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
Apples-Fancy. IS nsTS; common. 90
Ge per Dbl; western box apples. s2.i'
q , 80 per box

Apples-Fancy. So us7S; common. 3?
q 3 per Dbl; western box apples. s2,it
q J so per box
Bnnnnas-Good shipping stock, 81 80
Il $50. according to quality.
Beans-Dried Lima. STAG per Id.
Celery-California. s4Gp4.2s per crate.
Florida. 81 20 per crate.
Cnnlinower-Caiitoru 81 1893 per
Cabbage-old. s5c per bu. new. s31
SIS per crate
Cheese-Michlgan nat late made. 10
Ql5iec: fan made. l7Glsc: York state.
le a zoe: Limburger. Wisconsin. Il a Sc.
brick, l7al7isc; Schweitze:. domestic
block 2lc. domestic Loaf. use: import
ell: 2sq soc per 10. 49,.
Dnte.-Persian. a. &C Id; Fards. SO
Dressed Cnive--Choice. 1O@llc 10;
common. sTsc per III.
Figs-Tmported, new, ll4l4c per 3D.
California. soc per box
Efnnan Haddie-s y q loc per ID.
Fresh NeRetnbles-Cucumb hot
house. $1.25nl.50 per doz; lettuce. not
house. 100 l$c ID; head lettuce. sl - 9gs
9 ace per ham Besns ,45o per
per, parsley. 25c per doz; green beans
s. per hampep ggee9 .o pePbp n Flor orc
crate era Sue per basket: water cress.
II ~ csc bu, turnips soc bu. beets. eVc
eu: carrots 5oc doz pieplant 80 q zoe
Dbl: asparagus, 1925 per doz. Cail-
fornia, a5e per bunch, green peas. SO
% per bu: young onions. 10 Il &c doz.
Grape FruIt-s4 SO per case.
Hny-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices FOR baled hay In car
s iGis b No Desr0i imot No. sip9tssS
clover, mixed. sls@Is5 so; rye straw.
s7.s01s wheat and oat straw. 5000
Z. Loose hay fro mfarme;s wagons
G2O. 10 quality.
S Green: sss No No. 9 sin c a4Pda' ,sHee
green green. s se NO NO. sa pia'e Cured i.hs
green lac per ID T9 30 HIDES 6eSse i6 6,de m
No. !. $3.50. 10 q $3.50: sheep SKINS
as H to wooi Ses g'a White. lso,7c: er-
'rI Ie%on 81 5SG Rsr o ua4sO box
Lime.-sl Ql.2j per 100
MushroOms-45 II soc per 10.
Ql5c; pecans, 12ai5c; flberts. II a &c.
Brazils. s@lOc; mixed nuts. l24l4c PEI
Onions-Michigan ,igl.25 bu; new
Berinudas. s275 per crate. spanish.
$3.50 per crate, Bermudas. 81 per
crate.
Ornnxe--california navels. s2.'S9
Pineappie.-Florida s2.Oc Q2.5o per
'o Por pc%n Pf! rsat sa2mc per ID.
Poiatoe.-Car lots. bulk. zoe; bags.
% a 25c bu; new Bermudas. S2.9Op5 per
bu. $3.50 per Dbl: new southern, S2.Zo
per bu. $3.50 per Dbl.
Poultry-Springs. lie; hens, / u SCI
ducks. i6n11c; geese. 1919 &c; tur-
keys l7qlSc per ID.
strswb-rries-2i-qu quart cases, 1915
al.
sweet pOtutOes-tersrys, kiln urted,
81 per hamper; Illinois, 81 per ou. szfS
per bbl
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
Rev w. n. Spence Born Here.

The Rev William H. Spence. OF Rui-
land. VT, who delivered two splendid
sermons in the First congregational
church on Sunday--splendid in
thought and literary quality-was
orn in Detroit. His old home WAS at
the corner OF Adams and Beaubien
on Saturday he revisited some OF the
old landmarks. even locating he tree
that Offered him 4 lofty perch over
looking the national game as IL was
played in Detroit quarter of cen
turv ago.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
CHIC AGO.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. April 25--Close: Last
week heaNy buying OF wheat made
tn, speculative market long and Liable
to feel the weakening effect Of liquida-
ton small spectators had wheat to
sell az the opening, although the hsaN-
Ter dealers who are long large hres
were not sellers All The early news
in wheat was bullish Liverpool was
D. CHER. worlds exports We're small. ana
there was much guessing as to the ~
tent OF damage done in both winner
and spring wheat belts by the reCc nj
cold wave. Notwithstanding all this
the profit-takinR began at the opening
and lower prices resulted Much fear
is expressed regarding the effect ~
recent frosts In the fields. Some NJ
the winter wheat is I'm shape To ."
greatly damaged and II is believed
that much acreage in the spring wheat
states will have to he resowu Necausc
thu wheat had terminated ani could
however. the extent OF injury ~ all
gucsswork. and many believe little
harm has been done. Wheat had some
-s44t4tF4- al44e t-4atlnns- -AIondaA - fl-a4i-
ing at an advance Of &c. IL dropped 20
L. all of which was recovered later,
making the close l,c higher than that
Of Saturday. corn gained isc
Wheat quotattons-ta No. rel
81 %. MAY opened with an advance "
.. e at si.O9t., broke TO si.0Sia, and adj
vauced to si.0S. July opened at $lo4'
dropped to s .03. and advanced to 81 OF !:
- pfcnber opened at 81 033, decline Il
L. and recovered to si.o3&. No.
M mite. sitVf
coarse grain quotations: Corn--t'ash
No q. coo No . yeIolw . cars at 90 y
at Gle closing at 60ls n6l &c.
Oats--Standard J car at tic. No :
cars at 43ttc No. 4 white. J car
A. isc
Beans cash. secs. May s2.o5.
Cloverseed-Prim spot 20 bags at
st-5: October. $3.50. sample. : bags al
sG25, prime aistk. bags at s.
Timothy seed Prime spot. 20 bags
at stS6, choice. -
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Monday included 500 bbis Of Hour J
cars of corn. and I OF oats. Withdraw
were 4GO bbls or flour, stocks are
4 G6s bu Of corn. 6.0a6 bulof oats, and
NtO bu OF rye Stocks are 2sN. 5S9 bu ot
wheat. 1896 bu OF corn. eLfit bu or
oats SO hu OF barley. and sos bu or
Wheat receipts on Monday: Duluth.
o. cars against ~ a year ago, Mime
apolis ~ cars, against go thlcdgo'
rs ears against II. -. Louis. 10000 ~,
IN against 1000 bu-
WORLDS wheat exports last week 10
S2f.00 bu. week ago, i2,44S,oo bu' year
ago sac 00 bu.
Wheat in Liverpool closed = I'd
higher. and corn UNCHANGED
Canadian visible supply OF wheat s.
$1,000 hu. week ago. S.3lG.00o hu. year
visible supply changes Wheat. 293-
c0u hu Increase. corn. $4,000 bu de-
crease. oats. no. 600 bu derrease.
Wheat receipts at primary points ON
Monday. 1880 TN. year ago. fUs 600 tt,
exports 81 wheat and Hour Monday,
36 600 On.
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO. -. April Wheat - CASH
aud May. St10. July St04s- SEPT.
81 o3a, Corn-CHsh. 59a. g., NAV. Doc.
4it,e MAY 4se, July t3i.C. sept,
4gate Rye Ne -. Sc No g. sc
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
NEW CONCERNS FORMED.
Peninsular Gear Works and Oliver
Motor Car CO. Organized.

John b. Meyers. Elmer ID. G'eena.
myer and Fritz Offenhauer. all of New
Castle. Ind. have organized the Pen
insular Gear Works. and will open q
factory in Detroit for the manufacture
of transmission gears ana auto parts.
The company is capitalized at $4,000
of which $4,000 has been paid in cash.
The Oliver Motor Car Co, with an
authorized capital OF 100000 is the
latest concern in the auto manufacture.
ing fielu All of the capital is repre-
senied by patents, and no cash has
been paid in.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
NEW YORK COTTON.
Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden,
tone ~ CO. April -. Opening
m
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tt,,.

NEW 1OltN, A.irll - fblatptN-
state, siai25. Florida new. So Soc
coo; Bermuda, new St@6.'o. Flour
Dull. unchanged. Wheat opened hrm,
May. Sis, July. s1.1lis AGILE, Sep'
sl.C9A. nominal Beef-l'irm, family.
s1?Gt9.50. Pork-Steady. mess, 2S,JU
m2415. Lard-Quiet middle west
spot. s12,S5@l2.95. Sugar-Raw, steady;
centrifugals. 90 test, t.30c, museoN.t
do, So test . .soc. refined, steady. cut
loaf 595c. crushed. a25c. powdered
5.25c: graduated. 515c. Coffee options
opehed unchanged to ) points lower
Butter-Quiet receipts 1.66s. cream. ~.
extra. 29iac, state dairy, tubs. - q SOC
Imitation creamery. hrsts. % y "a @1c
Eggs-Quiet. receipts 2t62S. nearey
white. fancy 2S6 35c. nearby mNcd.
fancy. 22I2elsC, fresh firSts. - a - re
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25

Reported for The Times by Carson.
Craig < Co. April 20 Wheat-The
opening strength in corn caused much
buNing OF wheat by local traders who
were affected By sentiment that cold
had caused damage. Selling was of a
conservative sort. and heavy. and was
followed hy reSeiiing by many OF the
shorts who covered during last week )
Lulges Reports from all directions m
dicate that cold weather was faNorauic
fol growing wheat crops. corn started
pNciIed and higher on belief OF dam
age in many sections whore planting
had been early. but offerings We're large
from the start. and the market scored
"A decided slump. losing all early au-
vance and 4 little more.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
LIVE STOCK
EAST BUFFALO-Openi
nuuuiux 4 St.xens' Live stock Report

~
FAST BUFFALO, April 20, 4Sp.
+---4k-..tiats-A En- clrS - Il p
lower. best 1900 10 l.45o-lo steers ; go
a. $50. good ] zoe TO I,35O-lo steers, 49,
u 1.f5; best 100 TO l.200-lo shipping
steers. s. $50 medium butcher Steers
1000 TO lilo lbs. 81 80 a. light ouien-
er steers. 1915 q 6.25; best fat cows.
5. common TO medium ss25 9 rs; best
fat helters, So % a i25; good fat neil
best feeding steers S5.7S q 8 % medium
to good, 500 y D. 81 stoSkerss a.
grades s. S0s h best 80 S9iis ess:
mixers and springers, 500 q % each'
common TO good. SO q 4S each. hogs
Receipts 90 cars, all grades. ss.'oW
$50. Sheep and Lambs Receipts 90
ears, slow. clipped lambs, So year
liugs. sSgs25 wethers s1.5Ufl ..iJ'
ewes, s6.1oU3 Calves ~ 90
EAST BuFFALo-Close.
EAST BUFFALO. y Y. April 25.--
changes. Cattle-Receipts 1000. heavy
grades, slow and easier, others. activc
and frm; prime. $500 4o' shipping,
sl50Us, butchers. s..@0QS. heifers. g.
u 30; COWS. s. g. bulls. 5000 40,
mich COWS and springers, s25G -.
Neals-Receipts $500. active. Csc iow
and Iambs--Receipts 10. 400. fairly ac-
tive and firm. choice clipped LAMBS.
So 20 as 35. culis 10 fair. "a -. Wool
lambs $50 1919. yearlinss "a - (.
wethers, 500 80, ewes. 500 y
mixed sheep s. n 80. Hogs-Receipts
TO- 200. active and firm; workers.. S9.1Vu
50; pigs, $3.50.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO April 25.-Cattle-Rc-
ceipts $4,000. steady, beeves. $4,000
80. Texas S4.15Gi SO. western. s3tt
SO. stockers and feeders. s3.s0u6.IO;
cows and heifers. S2.S0a 40. calves.
SG.15 $50. Hogs--Receipts 10000. >
a toe higher light, s9.25nS.5j, missed.
St.2j a $50: heavy. x9.2ju9.60; rough,
s9.25 a $50 pigs. 50 n 80. sheep ana
Lambs Receipts 1000. steady, nati'e
S4.50 n S.35. western. 81 1855, lambs.
native. s. 30 n $50; western, $50 a 9. 30.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND O.. April 25-Hogs--
Receipts 800 10u15C higher. medi-
INNS, mixed and workers.. $500 pigs
ana lights. 50 50Qg65 Cattie---f:c-
ccipts 80 cars. steady TO 25c lower.
Lambs--Receipt l , cars 50 top. caves
Receipts ESQ. SIS top.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
and Dee. s657is Butter. eggs and
hay, unchanged.

and Dec. s657's Butter, eggs and
hay. unchanged.
CHICAGO.
HiCAGO. April IL Wheat opsn ned
highet on huying based ON the corn
strength and the cold weather, the adj
vance brought heavy offerings. and the
market lost ali the early gain Corn
higher on general rush OF buying.
offerings scattered. oats up on free
buying but the advance was mel by
rather free selling. Provisions started
hisher on the light hog run but the
advance pctered out.
Nopn-WheaV lower all around. Corn
and oats also weak.
Close Wheat again advanced in the
last hour ana closed strong. cora
sharply higher all around oats ended
from isc below To isc above the open
ing. Provisions, except May lard, weak
and lower
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
GallInaer Sees WRITING.

'Galiuger of New hampshire. one
OF the most stalwagt ot tie regulars.
whose term Does not expire Until 1918
Is looking ahead TO q graceful exit. foi.
lowing the example set Oy two OF his
Me- England colleague. Gdlinger
feels the opposition rising in New
Hampshire sentiment which has
shown considerable force lnder the
direction of Winston On uchin aud
ether progressives and reformers
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
LEADERS INSIST
BURROWS RETIRE
continued from Page oneJ

forecastcd. Nonody hears of the insur-
gent prugressiyes getting tired o. pub
lic life fmey are all ready 10 fight
~ cases where they have 10 fight
Bur with The regulars II is different.
On the list already. aside frrm Aldrich
and Hale are Flint OF California.
vino professedly finds a campaign for
election under the primary la TOO ex.
pensiye luxury for him ami piles
OF Washington. Who thinks he nas had
enough
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
sandsucker is Released.

ALGONAC, April 26.-The sand
81 cker Reliance, which turned turtle
aud sank AT the head Of the canal.
last fal. has been raised and found
70 Lave wrecked smokestack and
pinot house, She will be taken to
Port Huron for repairs.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
>rv >oR< sToCk LETTER.

Rcported Tor The Tlme.s ~ Z ~ - ~.
n,sri7et shaved evidences OF good sup
mort and looked as though the short
selling had been somewhat overdont'
Tie opening was al lower prices Oh r.
norts of damage by the UNREASONABLE
Weather throughout the middle west
Later stocks rallied under the leader (,
shin OF steel which gained hearl4
points from the earlier low. A. hV"t.
~, market was uutet and dull, but
holding well at the advance.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25

NEW YORK. April 25-The unsea-
sonable weather with the estimates OF
damage reported TO growing crops
since Saturday. was the occasion or
losses ranging from fractions TO near
~ two points all through the list.
After 10 minutes, prices in majority
OF issues. showed moderate improve
ment.
Noon-Continued improvement was
noted in the last half OF the forenoon
Steel common rose about two points.
Railroad issues generally showed a
strong tone with advances OF a point
or more. At midday nearly all the
active stocks ranged above Saturday 5
close.
IL a. mater the first quarter OF
an hour the market showed a better
tone. with some support in evidence
, in a number of leading railroads and
| industrials Governments unchanged;
other bonds dull.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
Buffalo Steamers Start TUESDAY

The y q G steamers TO Buffalo
will begin running Tuesday. April 26.
Daily service 10 Cleveland is now
open. Christian Ieidich. No ia Girls.
wolG-st.. Is the uptown ticket agent
for both lines
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
PRODUCE.

on account OF bad weather there
were very few buyers on the street
this morning and but few signs OF ac-
tiyity The item OF principal interest
seemed TO he the size OF the expected
drop IN butter prices, IL Is getting
very close TO the time when produc-
tion will be at it's highest. and those
who have any large stocks are now
getting from under. \ decline was
9TTFTTFf OF TTTy WrTVrF rroTTI ONO 90
three cents on the pound Poultry and
veal calves We're in light supply and
ruled steady. Eggs are active and I'M
changed. and the market generally
about where Il was on saturday.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
MARINE
STEAMER rs SAFE.
Cabins Of Northern King Stove In BY
Huge Waves.

HOUGHTON. Mich, April 25.-The
Mutual line steamer Northern King
arrived safely at Portage Lake yes.
terday morning. II was feared she
had been lost in Saturdays blizzard.
Her cabins were stove in By the
waves. She left today for Duluth.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. April 20 knttNr--t 'reAhi-
cry. extras 2Sc. hrsts -tc, dairy. -
tras sc. hrsts e3c. Eggs Prime
firsts - he, nrsts, 20lsC Cheese -
Twins 1873. ml4c. young Americas, 10.
I4t.c Live poultry Turkey. %,
fowls lsdlNiac, ducks, l6Q l4c,
n
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Delroit

DETROIT April s5.-Up. Kendall
20 D. m, Saturday. ConemGugh. 1.
"a Belle. l,30' steamer Troy 2:3O. NJ
II Boyee Gratwick (old). ., Con
nelius. $50; Hutchinson. 9.l5. Noting
nam. $50, McGregor. Allegheny. Mca-
tord, 2-3O sunday a. m: Pathfinder.
/ /: -. E'i +t-.9ifTt-r,-- fafrIr--fS rivr, +.
Prick so, Squire. :: Leonard Phlpps.
30: senator. u. Lyman smith 7.40. =.
W. Westcott and barge. s. Yosemite.
$40 Colonel Garrettson. s:l9. Bull
garla, $50, John owen. 10. Viking. II;
~hrigley and barge, II so, Howard
llama / =. m, Hoover Il Mason. 2l5i
Wilkesbarre, $50, Andrew Epson,
langdon. $50, Chas Weston Brazil.
$40; Lumberman and barges, $50;
lYonza. $40; Louisiana, 1910. Rou-
Lumberman and barges, NyanZa. -.
Louisiana. 1890. Roumania crete. -,
Denmark Clement, 1870 last night; Al
ppna. 1890 a m. Brewer $40; j. ~.
Marshall 4. Carbray g. Emma Thonp-
son. Mapleton. :, Minneapolis. 3; sax
on. Magma, II 40
Down. Iouia. p, m. Saturday Pom
tiac. 2:10, l. g. Hanna. Panther. 2:45;
Verona. $40, steamer Delaware. q,
-ti--orsr- t4r-5rvry-7 turrer- court, 20,
Linn N:l5i John Mitchell. u; Eden
. Noble, Durham. : A. - Davidson.
Sharples. $40. French. 1915. Fulton.
l:l5 y. m; Michigan. >; Alpena. Il l.
Wallace cleared. S:3o. Miami :,
North star Canadian. / a. m Rcis.
Q; Alberta. Thomas Barlum. $50;
v oodrum. 1890. tarneck. noon
Mullen. 1870 Monday a m, Tusca-
rora, ;.
The 500.
SACLT STE MARIE. Mich. April 20
Up. Smla. Crete. 10,35 Saturday
night Buffalo. H. y Peliett. 1895,
James ]. Hin. Helen G., 1890 Sunda y
a; m. Robert l.. Fryer l:l5; W; e
Fitzgerald, 2:lj; North Sea, Alfred
30; Thomas Lynch. Arabian ., Prince
ton. sos, j w Nicholas. Rensselaer,
4 so superior CITY. 80. Tacoma Prem.
Tee. HaIstcad. 500, Cen. VI Poe, ATgo
Chester T.. Jones, 9:4J, Manttou. Queen
city. Il; Assiniboia. Paramount. Tn
gaNa. / b. IN Samuel l.. Morse. Choc-
tsw. > John T. Reiss, North Wave
2.55. A. r. Nettleton. Strathcona. 4:30
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, 6, Alberl
Soaper. Green, H. III Rogers. 7:05; Ly-
coming. Alexis w Thompson. 5. {. ID
Ccrter. Holland. 40
Saronic. 1orrigan. 10 =, m. SUNDAY
Carleton. Rssfhngton. midnight. I'm
perial, LuZon. "A. nl- osler. $50 kedni
g. Butler. Myron Page Goshawk. .
Hopkins. King. Ashley. :; Barlow. 800
j. + Epson. Harlow. IL. Siemens. Troy
1890.
Down: J. A. Mckee $50 saturday
night: Isaac y. Scott. , noon. sunday
Simon j. Murphy. $40 p. m.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
BUTTER AND EGGS.

batter - Creameries extras. 5le.
frsts. soc. dairy butter. Gle, packing
stock. zoe per Id.
EGKs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. cote per doZ. Receipts on
Monday. .I6l cases.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
posro~ COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times Is Hayden,
stone 4 Co. April 80 The Boston cop
per stock market was weak at open
ing with Lake and y h. the features,
the former selling down 10 ~ y, loss
OF ~ points ana the latter down 10 o.
a loss OF / point They have since raj
lied TO 52ia and 3ti2. respectively. Ihs
balance Of the list, white not espt,
cially active. records loss. Allouez SOFA
at a. "A decline OF u. and then rallttd
10 4Hla. copper Range SOLD al oe'. :
osCeOla at 1884, and Superior copper Al
"a. an OF which show one point ioss-
Calumet 4 Arizona has been an eNcvp-
ton 10 the decline and sold at 3D.
gain OF . points. Prices on the wholc'
nave recovered somewhat from thr
earfv depression. and are inclined 70
r;rtfy-trrr- ..Il4ellt-iEoil4
New York market Industrial list j.
very Inactive and without feature
Reported FOR The Times By carson.
Craig q Co. April % Early LONDON
cables quote metal market OF - bh
Ruston copper market is one OF 'h'
dlllest experienced ia years II STAR
ed on easter This morning. OHt some
time later in the day, showed zen
deLcy 10 rail-! Lake broke sha ply
hut soon recovered its decline. Nortt
Butte is firm about a higher thah sat
urday Good stocks look cheap ~
present prices