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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
SHRINERS ELECT KENDRICK.
philadelphia Is Chosen Imperial Outer
Guard at New Orleans Conclave.

NEW ORLEANS, April 14.-W. Ere.
land Kendrick. potertate of Lulu Tenn
Ile. Phila lelphia, was elected imperial
cutter guard by tie imperial council OF
the mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine in an
rual conelaye in this city yesterday.
This is The only elective position in
the order
a game fight was made by the no
bles OF Moslem Temple, Of Detroit, for
William Van Sickle, but the eastern
contingent proved too strong. w Vi.
perrett. potentate Of Moslem Temple,
aided by j. F McGregor, Frank 0. Gil.
bert and other fellow mobiles, led tn 2
battle all day from 10 o'clock until >
o'clock yesterday afternoon The east
ern forces were victorious. also, in
having Rochester. y Y, named as the
'rext convention city. The conte3.
narrowed down TO Milwaukee aud
Rochester,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
Quotations furnished by Hayden.
stone & Co. April "a 1870
open. High. Low. Close.
lb)Bld lsDsold. cospllt
CHICAGO cR,IN LETTER

Reported FOR The Times by carson,
Craig * co. April Il; Whvat--Thete
was selling hurry ia wheat. at open
ing, The pressure WAS In all months.
Prices broke - a IS from closing
prices yesterday -ffrt'-fttc-t ttrstt- ti---
market closed on break Wednesday,.
prevented sharper decline on early
trades as the selling Was due 10 good
rain reports over tile great part or
Kansas this morning Market has tie
appearances OF getting into more
natural position. 3s group OF houses
sold out liberal lines OF May wheat tins
morning. some Of which was replaced
by buying September AT Zoe difference.
Independent Of this changing. Barrcll
and Peavey were good buyers OF Mag
wheat. II is hard To tell what Is bein-
done with Waterman holdings oAt
trade gives evidence OF a general shak-
Ing pand romodeling which viii be
beneficial To the whole trade and the
public in the future. tommIssl"n
houses took the early offerings lui
gave the market about lee rally. aud
there has been "A latter break. Most
noticeable - the May which Is of 70
slOelg July al low point 81 o. -, ana
September resting at par. Minneapolis
SLOWS heaViness with increase OF no.
oOG bu in stocks and dead cash
wheat and flour trade.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15

coarse middlings. s27; cracked corn;
va, coarse corn meal. t2I. corn anu
oats chop. sS5 per ton.
Flour-Michigan, patents. In woou.
best, eol5. ordinary patents, W; ~ !,
straight. 50 so, clear. $3.50 per bU. rye
nour, Si.65 per Dbl. y
Otis-Raw linSeed. S1c, boiled I'M
seed. sSc, Diamond headlight kerosene,
sic; Perfection, lOc. Eocene, lSc'
crown gasoline. DC per gal, turpentlne'
In barrel lots. zoe per gal
Prov tstous-Mess pork. S2s, FANNY
pork. SIS a 20 so. mediums. clear. s2S q
29.3O; smoked hams. lsisc. dry. stated
br.skets. l64 i6iaC, shoulders be, PIE
ME hams, lie, bacon. ~ "a zoe, lara IN
tierces i5isc. kettle rendered, lS'sc
pei 10
sugar-Retan price list for. Detroit.
Delray, Crosse Pointe. Highland PARK.
North Detroit and River Rouge! Srys-
tai dominoes, GLIB, ss65. do. 5-lb.
cubes. s5.sS, MIX powdered. s6os:
standard powdered. So, granulated, ex-
ira coarse, $3.50. graduated hne In
bulk. $3.50. granulated. lib cartons.
$3.50, sranulated. glib cartons. 80 30.
graduated, 5-lb cartons, $3.50, gianu-
lated. lO-lb cartons. s6.I5, srahulatei.
25-!b cartons. 500. diamond A, sotO,
con:e2tioners' n. $500, No /, 50 90. 40.
). s5a5. 10. 6. $40; No !. $3.50; No.
). $3.50. No. y s52o, Nc 10. 50. 20, No.
II. SOL No. y. $40. No. ~ 500.
formulated. So SO
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
DEsPONDENT MAN
TAKES HIS LIFE
Gar M. Van valkenburg, Brooding
Over Own and Wife's Ill-Hea!th,
Shoots Self in Clark Park.

There is a pretty. cooling girl baby
OF seven months. left fatherless' ana
a heartbroken. sick little girl-mothef
left alone at No 7Si Fifteenth-st"
through the awful deed OF seii-de-
struction of father and husband, Gar
Nj. Van vaikenburg, "a years old, ~ho
shot himself Wednesday night ABOUT
$3.50 O'Clock I'm Clark park
Patrolman Thomas Collap. or the
Scotten-ave.. police station, heard the
shot and ran TO the spot, where ne
found the unfortunate young nan
still alive, and although the patrol
man secured DR.. r. S. Taylor, living
a few doors away, Immediately. death
followed before the physician reached
the wounded man. A card In TIE
pockets OF the dead man identified
him.
Van Valkenburg was an insurance
solicitor for the Michigan Mutual Life
Insurance Co, but because of his own
jll-health and the fact that his wife
was about TO undergo a serious opera
ton, he had been very respondent OF
late. Relatives say the young man
was easily depressed and allowed him
self TO worry over comparatively trlV-
isl matters, as well as serious ones.
Shortly after his marriage two yeai 5
ago 1t was discovered he had incipient
tuberculosis, and the fear that he was
doomed 10 be a white plague vicdm
caused him untold agony of mind, MS
relatives say. When the baby gill
was horn, the young father frequent
ly spoke of the inevitable progress Of
his own malady and the fact that lie
would not live 10 care for the little
mite to whom he was passionateiy at
tdched. The ill-health Of his young
wife, the past few months, and the
knowledge of the severe surgical
treatment she would have 10 undergo
to restore her strength proved upon
his mind until ii seemed more than
he could bear
HE often said his wife and baby
would be better off without him" said
his sister-in-law with whom the little
family resided at No 7S4 Fifteenth
at. 1--WE never dreamed. however,
that Gar would take his own life. He
left home Wednesday night to go ouJ
near Clark park TO see a man abou.
insurance and seemed all right when
he went away. We cannot think that
anything particular happened in the
meantime TO drive him TO the awful
deed, unless he failed to write the
policy he expected and he began II
worry about II. Gar world over
everything"
Mrs Van Valkenberg is Frustrated
with grief. The baby. all smiles and
dimples, COOS TO itself and plays with
its tiny little fists all unconscious OF
the heart-breaking grief OF its mother
The body of the unfortunate young
man will be taken to the home of his
mother, Mason. Mich, for burial.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
ANSWERS FROM ENGLAND.
Woman sued for Divorce Asks Wayn,
Court for Alimony.

From South Durham. England, came
an answer. Wednesday, TO he divorce
suit started in the Wayne circuit court
by Fred A. T. Terry against his wife
joan. The wife she has no money TO
fight the case. ana asks that she be
allowed alimony for the support OF
two children. otherwise she will be-
come a charge on the parish. Terry
charges in his bill that she left him
several years ago in Sault Ste Marie.
Mich, after she had cried for several
weeks for money with which TO return
TO England He says she told him OF
a man named Jim who became
smitten on her coming over on the
boat. who was ready to make a home
for her. She also talked of a sea
captain in England she could marry
the husband alleges.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
New Auditor For Ann Arbor Road.

Joseph Goldbauni, OF Milwaukee,
vho has been auditor OF the Pere Mar
Quette line OF steamers operating on
Lake Mi,nigan. has been appointed
auditor IL the Ann Arbor railroad.
following the separation OF that road
from the Detron, Toledo Il lronton.
r. D. Hinchcliffe remains as auditor %
the latter The auditing department.
OF the Ann ArhCI will be moved 10
oledo this week he passenger ana
freight departments Will : follow
shortly
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
D. L. & G. r. Wins Out All Along
the inc

Returns Just gwen out by the De-
troit, Lansing x Grand Rapids railway
on the votes cast by villages aud
townships, through which the line will
run. on ne question of granting =
franchise show tia, the franchise ear
ried in every community by a large
majority. In fact about nine out
every ten votes cast in the villages
we're In favor OF the grants. while IN
the townships. the proportion was
about four out OF 1--WE. The survey
has been compile. to Howell and
grading work vii! begin in the fall.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
Newsboys Branch Out

ST Wemgarden, who was In the
employ Of The Times circulation dc.
partment FOR years distributing papers
t. the neYsboys al the city hall sta
Ton and Alex Peg Elderson. who
has enjoyed uniisputed right 10 sell
papers on the Majestic building cor
ner tor a long time. have formed tho
Metropolitan News Co. and their blue
hcws cart may ne seen at any hour
o. the day at Woodward and Michigan.
AYES. These entefpiising young men
will handle the lcading papers from oil
over the United States, England. Can
eGa and Mexico. AMI are now making
arrangements TO secure papers from
France, Ireland, Scotland and Ger.
many.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
NEM AnRk rnoDICE.

MN YUM. NpIU IT, ~ n IT IT .
mss S.a5uFf.5.a Lard-IrreR ular.
middle west spot. StSI0a 1850. sugar
law. quiet. ccutritusals 80 test
81 SO a 36. muscoNa, - est SN.5SH 80
g. IS powder. s525 grauulacd. s5.l5.
Cofrrt-Ilo No. on sthe spot, eFe q
$50 Tallow quiet. steady city 'se'
country. IA "a Sc. Dressed poultry
90. fowls l5Mlst2c. ducks. q -Sc.
Live poultry Firlnrt. seese' lVc.
ducks lie, fowls. 2oigC turkeys. ~ a
200. roostcrs. old aud Youug. IA II a Zoe
ch.r.r-SteadN. full cream old specials,
- - 4.l1i.c. skins fan made ~ 70
rTtftsfft t,t-t t7'.s tttttsk 3+'.s-As - = -
Coffee options opened unchanged 70 .
lower Butter-t'irm. receips, 90
cr. anterV extra 33c state dairy tubs
aitt3-c. imitation creamery nrsts, - =
lr25p Eggs-Weak receipts. "a ,o1N
nearby white fancy. - q - lac, nearby
missed fancy. 22023c, fresh hrsts. u ,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
AUDITORS WON'T SETTLE.
Turn Down Proposal To End Litlga.
tion With Michigan Central.

LANSING. Mich. April 14.-After a
session OF II homs, the state board OF
auditors yesterday decided by resolu
ton not to abandon the suit FOR 81 500
600 Tor back taxes against the Mlchi-
gan Central railroad in return for the
railroads. disseminating the action for
S6.000,000 against the state Members
Russell and Mariindale voted against
he settlement. While Member Sleeper
voted for IL.
Russell and Martindale. in a state
ment. saids the legislature provided
that cases like these should be settled
BY the courts and the board would be
criticised If IL ended the suits.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
MICH. RAILWAY
BOARD SUSTAINED
Law Creating Commission Is Declared
Constitutional and New Demur-
rage Rules Reasonable.

The law creating the Michigan rail-
road commission is held to be consti-
tutional and the demurrage rules put
into effect by the commission are de-
clared to be reasonable, in an opinion
handed down by Judge Donovan,
Thursday morning, in the suit brought
by the Ann. Arbor ROAD on behalf oi
all the Michigan railroads against the
commission.
The railroads objected to the de-
murrage rates both on the ground
that the act under which the commits
sion was organized was unconstitu-
tiOhal and thar the rules contiicted
with the interstate commerce regula-
tons
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
PRODUCE.

The feature OF the produce market
this week j. the scarcity OF both but
ter aud poultry The later is IN espe-
clal demand at present because OF tne
approaching Jewish holiday. but ut the
same time tie receipts have dropped or
marked 40 this morning. but buyers
would be glad 10 supply their wants az
even higher prices What Is said or
poultry is also true as 10 butter, NOR"
rsperiallv the better grades Caves
were in fair supply and eggs were ac'
tive. although receipts are said 10 be
growing lighter STRAWBERRIES are
temporarily in light supply, and rule
a little higher in price. and llnseed OIL
is again racing upward.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
MRS. HAKER SENTENCED.
Slayer Of Ex-Husband Is Given Seven
and a Half Years.

ST. JOHNS. Mich. April 14-Mrs.
Bertha Hal<er, who shot her aged ex-
husband To death last July. was sen
fenced yesterday 10 Jackson prison
for seven and half years by Judge
Searles. She pleaded guilty TO second
degree murder
tiakor quarreled with his divorced
wife at her home near I.aingsburs
orer the division of property, after
which she secured a gun and shot him
as he was entering the house.
Mrs. ilaker Is ~ and has eight
minor children. Jackson prison no.
being open TO women, she will be
transferred 10 the Detroit house OF
correction.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
MINER HAD sf.too

CALUMET, Mich. April 1i.-Cor-
oner Fisher found $1,10O in currency
in a bag belonging to William West.
lund, killed in North Kear5arge mine
yesterday. The coroner vas about
10 throw the bag away. thinking il was
q tobacco pouch. Westlund was 30
years old. unmarried and leaves rela-
tiyes in Ontonagon county John
Sampson. his partner, was seriously
injured. They drilled into an old hole
filled with powder and exploded the
liazt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
COPPER MARN Er. .rIo.e.

Arm, com. ~ ~ AhmetA i75. ATTAIN
venture. "a hos n Coro, l5is Boston
a corhin, 10. BOSTON Ely. 80 Butte
Coalition. 2sis. Cactus. 81. calumet X
ISIS, Cobalt Contra. 10. cop Range.
"a = Davis DAILY. 2As East Butte, ~;
First National Franklin. 10; GRANNY.
a. = GlrouN. So Greene Cananea,
Han ,ock. - = HclVetta. 3l2 Ind. ii a
Inspiration. "a Isle Royale, Isl. Kerr
Lake. 50. kcweenaw. a.. la sale -
La Rose. 10 Lake. aS, Mass, Mi
amt .2fA. Mohawk. 50 Nevada Cons.
.:ths y Nipissing. 10. North Butte, Al
North Lake. 1875 ohio Copper : S-lo'
old Hom. 3 4 4. osceola, lfS. Parrot,
15as Raven. 80 hay consS 20Ss shan
non. 10. south Lake. 81. Superior COP
per ~. SGper. n Boston, lSl2 super
4 Pitts. 1873 Tamarack, 81. Trinity, :.
Utah cons. -. L. :. Smelling. as. do
prrf so. MNaudottp. -.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15

NEW work. STOCK LETTER.

craig q Co April a. Stocks-Stec
ana Union Pacific We're again tn.
strong leaders In the stock market q,
morning There was some prOnt-tah .
ing at times on the advances, anu
prices dipped fractionally. but easil :
recovered Commission mouse buN lus
is again becoming q factor ia the mar
ket and the fact that foreign eNchahse
il growing easier and no new solI
shipments I'm sight IN the imtneG i.ls., : :
fiti;re tends to hold the market strong
az me advance OF the past few days
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
PRIMARY PLAN DEFEATED

SAGINAW, Mich, April l4.-Cor.
rected returns show that the PROPOSE.
lions extending the primary election
system 10 the nomination of circuit
judges and county offices in Saginaw
county was defeated instead of being
carried as at first reported. The ma
jorities against the two plans are So
and r., The first report was that
both had been carried by about so.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
Pays Penalty on Gsllows.

SCRANTON Pa. April 10 Shan
doie Fcnez was hanged al the county
Jail here Yesterday for the murdc"
of Mrs Lizzie HOrvath In Throop on
Dec 81, 1908 Before the execution
Fence confessed that he shot ami
killed the Horvath woman because she
refused TO elope with him after she
had secured all his money
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
BABE FALLS INTO cIsrEeN.

Mimi, MiCh., April Il.-Mrs 81
fred CoweIs baby died "Wednesday
from exposure. following it's falling in
a cistern near the family home. Mrs
Cogeli was washing or the rear porch
and die not notice the little one toddl,
towards the open cistern until she
saw IL .al! over the side She jumped
in and leld the little child above wa
ter until help camo.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
su?REME couRT.

LANSING, Mich. April l4.-The
supreme court heard the following
cases yesterday:
Haas VS. McManus; Stone vs.. Stone;
in the matter of Vetter estate: Snow
va. Escanaba Power company: Union
Trust & Savings bank VS.. Tyler:
Gault VS.. Gault; Fraam VS. Grand
Rapids & Indiana Railway company.
Call for Thursday: 81. 40, 2t, 81. 90,
IL, los, 107, 10S. III. 1I2, 116. 119.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
LIVE STOCK.


DETROIT. April l4.-Au grades Of
cattle active ana i5c to g5c higher. out
look strong. Prices ranged AS follows:
Choice steers. averaging from l.pOo TO
400 pounds At s6.15d 7 80, choice
handy killers, s5.5oH 60; light to good
butchers steers and heifers. So q p !.
common killers and fat cows. $Ju 8;
Gamers COWS. Sl5oN 80; common to
prime shipping bulls, s3Q5 hghs
butchers and heavy sausage bulls
$50 q 81, storkers and feeders, 81 q
per cwt Mich cows-Active at So
n - veal calves. steady at S3n 500
per cw. Sheep and lambs Active.
clipped stock 10N l5c higher. quality.
fair choice wool lambs. S9u 30. light
To fair. $50 500. common 20 prime
sheep s250ftG.5D. mixed sheep and
lambs $1,000 3 so common killers SO
a.; culls, S-.59p per cwt. Hogs
Dull and SOC 10 soc lower: quality
fair; prime mediums and fat workers..
s9.S0m 10. light workers. and pigs. 81.
m975 per cwt RECEIPTS: Cattle. lass.
calves. s7s, sheep 3,7l3 hogs, ie73
BUFFALO. April It, Special -
1900 to l'45o-lb steers. sS.2j4
sG5 good I 200 TO l.350-lb. steers. $40
IS.15 best 100 10 1,200-lb steers.
900 10 LOO lbs, s6.j0u !; light butch
ers. $50 Us.25; best tat cows. 50 10,
fair 10 good. s425 4475. common 70
medium, So 4; best fat heifers. $500
RS good fat heifers s5.75Q 6.25 fair
TO good. s5G 5.75; best feeding steers,
S. ga e.25. medium 10 good - p q
So IS 6.25, bologna bulls. si50q5.
best mixers and springers. 500 q 60;
common 10 good. s25 q 40 each Hogs
Receipts 10 cars, lower heaV! anu
workers.. sl0.2j q 1910; pigs, 5000.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts 10 cars,
strong wool lambs, $40 404 100
clipped. $3.50 q $50. ycarlings, s. as -,
wethers, $3.50 1l6, ewes, s5.2o y Go.
Ca.Ves-SJ a.
EAST BITFALO-CIo-e.
EAST BUFFALO. April 1.-THE mar
ket closed with these changes. cattle
None here: market slow, seadyi
prime. sSuSbJ. buchers. Sin 80. Neais
Receipts. $50. active and steady;
common 20 choice. s6.75Gg sheep and
lambs Receipts 5000. active. 25c high
er, choice wool lambs. sl0.25 a 1850.
Gull 20 fair s1u10t choice clipped
s675Ue. yearlings. sSl 80, sheep, 81
as Hogs--Rcceipts. 100. slow and
steady To 40C lower. workers.. $1,000
lU45. pigs. 5000; mixed. sl040. heav-
les 5000. roughs SEA 1850. stays. IS
a $50.
CHICAGO. April II Cattle GOO,
strong bepvas S5S00S55. Texas 81 50
ft635 western. s5d6S5. stOckers and
feeders $3S5n6.bo. cows and heifers,
s2I5at 10, calves. s. a. 80. Hogs
15ooO weak. light. s. 500 ioi mixed
SgS5uag5. rigs $925H 1910 Sheep
SO00. strong. native, $3.50 a 40 west
trr $50 - lambs, native. $50 u >. IS /;
western. ssu g,7s
CLEVELAND. April l4-Hogs Re
cclpts. 600 81 Zoe lower mediums
and MIXED. 5000. workers. Sl0.25, pigs
and lights s10.30 Cattle--Receipts 3
cars. steady. i.ambs-Ikeceipts .o AZ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
Markets and Finance

Thursday included cars OF wheat. Of
corn and OF oats Withdrawals were
3 500 bu OF corn and l,S04 hu OF rye
Sto, ks are l4i.063 bu of wheat, 1850
bu % corn. 42,o5l bu OF oats and 1922
la OF rye.
Wheat receipts Thursdays Louis.
n 900 bu. against H.. UO0 -bu year ago.
Kansas city. 5000 bu. against 70 upH
bu, puluth. - ears. against 81, Mime.
apols. 3 ears. against %, Duluth, IL
ears. against n
Liverpool wheat clostd = "a I'D lower
and corn unchanged
Wheat exports from Argentina TINS
week 2.tN. 0oH bu st+mated
Receipts OF wheat at primary points
Thursday 3lhoo0 bu. year ago, 2Vo,Voo
bu.
dan 90 600 bu.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15

tHINAGO. April l4.-WNcat opFhlhs
was lower There MAS general-CoIn :
mission buylne thr shorts taking hold
at the decline Corn started lower with
commission selling moderately free. In
nucnced by wheat and the unc weath-
er- pnts easier all around. provisions
a tribe lower ON further liquidation.
Noon-May and july wheat after 4
brief period ~ Strength. declined sharp
49, Corn and oats strong and higher.
Wheat closed weak all around. other
grains strong. Pork ended the session
castor; othrr provisions i little above
opening prices.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
MOTHER AND oAUoHTeR nlE

FLINT. Mich. April 14-Whilc at.
tending the funeral OF his wife in this
city. William Moore, OF Indianapolis.
received word OF the death of his six
months-old daughter at Detroit The
child had been living with an aunt.
The body was brought here TO be laid
beside the mother
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creameries. extras sic:
firsts. soc. dairy butter. 2lc. packing
stock. zoe per 10.
EEgs-Fresh current receipts cases
included slc doz. Receipts on Thurs
day 21su cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15

Canned Good---Appies. gaIs 49, 80,
beans. sIaI5O. Corr-Fancy Maine,
sI.1O; standard, s5c. Table iTeets. 20
Gl.40. Peas-Fancy, early June. Wa,
-Sockeye. tall. $50; fat. So. Alas
ka reds. $40; Alaska pinks. 81 10 To-
matoes. Is u soc, succotasn. slU llO per
doZ
Conee-Package coffee. 10o-lb case.
tl4251 10 :. delivered.
Feed-Bran, $21. fine middlings, $780,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
AppIe.-Fancy. s3Qs.75: common.. /,

Appies-Fancy. s3q3.I5; common, 80
Q3 per Dbl; western box apples $40
nsnnnn.WGood shipping stock. $3.50
Q250. according 10 quality.
Ceirry-California s4Gi.25 per crate;
' Observation-Disclosures. s2.759s Der
cabSaseG:t5562 per Dbl; NOD.
al51sc, fan made, IA lsc; YORK - STAG IS
York state IS q l9ct German CrtaHi,
brick. lIdl7l4c, Schweitzer, domesti e
block. 2ic, domestic loaf, 23c; import
'u CranbegrIes-s55o as per biol.
Date.-Persian. 5Qsc ID: Fards. SO
ga per H. -.
Fie--Imported new, Ilgl4c per Id;
Finnan Haddie-sls q 1Oc per ID.
Fresh vegetnbies-Cucumb hot
house. sl2j per doz: lettuce. hot:
house. ioglse 10; head lettuce, tl sSs
doz; wax beans. $3.50 per nam
per; parsley. csc per doz; green bea as;
s. haTgeT seen4 Bp Flo orc
ida tomatoes. S3d3.50 per 6-basket
crate. Goa csc per basket, water cress.
25a3oc bu; turnips. 5J1 on; bee en. GO &C.
doz spinach. 75U soc per bu, S2.Zo per
Dbl. asparagus; 1926 per doz eau,
iOTplh. Doc per buiCH' Sit'h P'"'' ""'NN
Grspes-Malagas 500 per bbi
Grape Fruit-si u4.50 per case.
foiiowing prices for baIed hay in ear
lots. Q. b, Detroit: No. ! tim92thhy,
$3.50: wheat and oat straw. 81 Loose
hay from farmers wagons on the city
markets ranged from sl6q2O, as TO
Hid..-Cured. No. 1. 10hc: green,
No l. SIS; No. bulls Sin ce e@Psd' 10 &c:
green green is &C per .sP ID; No 2 hides. ie on.
Kip and calf lzc of 10 / horse htdes.
HoncyVFaney white. 16g17c: ex-
'r1 Is%a. .gl2f per le ..@45O box
Iimes--sl n 1.25 per 100.
Musbroom.-l5g '5oe per ID. :,
iss pesa ainp ia Se MS tbeTts
Rrazils' 9QlOc; mixed nuts. l24 lac per
10: hickory nuts. shellbarks. 81 % u 90.
o",oS.Mis99sa per S cqs sSS s spans
$3.50 per crate Bermudas' '-'fO pe'
crate. ,o-saa
oyster--soIId packed. STANDARDS.
sl.25, selects, 81 per gal; standeaIr ara se ~,
s ises. s SSns 2sS large large S s5e can
loridas, sZp -'0'
doz. S4u5 per crate. ~, A
Popcorn-F.ars. u2iac per 10.
Potntoes-Car lots. bulk. 2Oc' pas :.
20 u 25c ,bu. new Bermudas, s-.0V ~
Poultry-Springs. isc; hens. isu lsc
ducks. i6ai'7c. geese. 13gl4c' tur-
keys Il n iSc per 10. 90 .oz,
straw be rries--24 pint cases, S-'fVs
$50. 24-Quart cases. s.. 1t,
sweet Potntoes-Jerseys kiln dtleus.
81 per hamper, Illinois, 81 per bS' '--''
per bbl. A.
TnIiow-No 1. CSC. No. 2. &C per 10
JpnnINt. PRICES.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported Tor The Times by Hayden.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
IIIIf AGO.

CLEVELAND. Aprll l4-HOgs--Re-
cclpts 1000 81 Zoe lower, mediums
aud MIXED. 5000. workers. SlO.25, pigs
cars. steady I.ambs--Receipt y
cars, Sy.U5 op. CalVcs-keceIpts, goo;
a. ton