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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-14
HoLrvILLE TRIBUNE 1Rep,

Charles r. Curry has be-
hind him a long and continuous
public service which is very
much more than simply the rec
ord of holding ONCE. AS iegis-
lator his energies were given in
behalf OF education, of labor and
for the proper conduct of pub
lie institutions. He has won the
good opinion of workiagmen
and employers alike. He has
the unqualified support OF every
war veteran in California. 1t
is apparent that in Curry's
seeking thereis the justification
of record worthy to the last
degree"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-14
nrnwooD TIMEs GAzETTE 1R,

The friends OF the only indie
pendent candidate in the field,
Charles F. Curry. are not won
dering If he will win the fight.
but are now figuring how much
he will beat his opponents BY"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-14
KENNETH ITEMIzER 6Rep.)

KENNETH ITEMIZER (Rep)
Curry has friends in every
sphere of public and private life.
He numbers them by the thou
sand and in this campaign they
are not wasting their strength
In individual action. They are
active and organized. Men who
watch the conduct of public in
situations and are concerned in
their economical and just admin
istration are, without exception.
partisans of Curry"
WILLOWS TRANSCRIPT (Rep.)
THE friends of Charles f.
Curry in this county are very
active in his behalf and predict
that he will carry Glenn by a
large majority over his two OPP
ponents. Curry is perhaps the
strongest man in the Republican
ranks today and the most widely
known. Every man who has had
business in the state capital in
the past IL years knows Charles
+. Curry, and the great majority
of them would like to see him in
the governors chair"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-14
CHINO CHAMPION tRep.)

The opponents of Charles
F. Curry for the Republican
nomination for governor are be-
ginning to realize that he is In
all truth the candidate of all
the people in this campaign.
The support which the Secretary
Of State is receiving can neither
be broken nor deceived"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-14
HEALpsBURG TRIBUNE oRepo

Charles F. Curry is a man OF
all the people and for all the
people. He is not for any spe-
cial class"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
Markets and Finance
(b)Bid. % sold. (x)split.
CHICAGO GRAN LETTER.

reported Tor The Times by Carson.
Craig a. Co. Ford building. April Q;
Wheat--it has "A heavy market IN wheat
from hrst 20 last. and the new crop
months closed within p. fraction OF bot
tom after a break OF lss or more from
the closing hgures OF Friday. There
was hcartsh news from all quarters
both early and late. Before the market
opcncd dispatches told OF rains at
southern Kansas points. An hour later
mesSa gos reported rains working north
and east over a larger territory. Al
the same time the forecast for next 80
hours indicated showers for southeast
ern Kansas, Missouri. and southern Him
OILS tonight or tomorrow. Altogether
the weather and crop situation was
couraGed To take advantage az the stu
alton. The disappointing feature in
the trade for the day was the failure OF
the leading bull interests in The differ
ent months from May 90 September TO
come Ia the support ot the marked al
the decline, There was "a certain
amount OF profit-taking on the part OF
shorts or The dips which had only
steadylng effect on prices without CIV
ing any good rally az any lime. john
inghs. swinging around over Illinois
and Indiana counties hnds wheat acre
age large and mostly promising. North
west cash wheat and flour news was
on tho sid. Of sellers also. The short
sellers were given so much rope today
that y Is lust barely possible they have
gone zoo Tar and mat either DULL lead
crship o. puli news AT the opening mex!
week might easily give The market
different tone.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
STOCK MARKET
CLOSES HEAVY
Buying Orders Are Much in Evidence
in First Hour and Leading
Issues Are Strong.

NEW YORK. April 2.--Fair activity
was shown in the stock market at
the opening and In the early trading,
prices OF some OF the Important Is
sues making slight fractional gains.
while brisk advances were noted in
specialties. At the end OF the first
fifteen minutes nearly everything
traded In. shared in general I'M
proyement Price movements how
ever continued extremely narrow an;
with few exceptions. changes were
confined 10 small fractions.
III a. m.-Duriug the first hour buy
ing orders were much IN evidence.
with the result thar he entire list was
fairly strong. Amalgamated was Ia
one point and good fractional gains
were male In Union, Pennsylvania.
Central end Sou herD Pacific.
Governments we're unchanged ami
uther bonds dull
The market closed dull anu heavy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Marion @ Wall, 10 months 272 Nine
teenth, pertusis
Florence + Walter. years. ~ Ma
son, diphtheria.
John J. Buhlhorn. SIS years. &c Ben
ton CholCystitis.
Edgar W Pribil. S years. ie6 Scot
ten enteritis.
olive NJ Farrand, IS years. 457
Woodward, myocarditis
Minnie r.. Holland, 10 years, Grace
hospital. puerperal fever.
Samuel Keitcr. Il years. Harper hos
pital: heart disease.
Julia Gaval. / year, 1853 st. Aubin;
accidental scalds.
John Bykowski, 10 years 464 Lin
den, tuberculosis.
Aloisius Hachlinski, II months. 129
CiCotte; pneumonia.
Sarah Cronin, y years. ST. Mary's
hospital, myocarditis.
Helen GorskL months. T31 Farms
worth. cnteritis
Patrick Tyrren. AZ years. 1876 Kan
ter: cerebral congestion.
Louisa Krieger, sc years. 9S Gilbert;
care mona.
Mildred A. MacLearen. months, 9sS
JOS Campau. malnutrltiOn.
Aurclia Marshall. 81 years, 929 Nc
pougall, tuberculosis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
BREWER IS LAID TO REST.
Late Justice Of Supreme Court 10
Buried Ia Leavenworth.

LEAvENwoRTH. Kas.. April O.
After simple services in the Congrega-
uonal church, OF which he was one OF
the founders, the body of David J.
Brewer. late justice OF the supreme
court OF The United States. was buried
here shortly after noon today beside
the bodies OF his FIRST wife and daugh'
tor in Mount Muncie cemetery. The
last resting place OF the late Justice
was selected by himself In 1908.
The active pallbearers were: Judge
William c. Hook. Judge William Dill.
Mayor Omar Alternately. Lee Bong. Ed
ward Carroll and William Reed, old
friends of the late justice.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
NEW YORk sToCk LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson.
Craig & Co, Ford building. April ::
The market displayed n firmer tone to-
day. but activity was on a moderate
scale and nobody seemed inclined 20
commit themselves 10 any great extent
Some special covering was noted In
few specialties and the buying OF steel
was attributed TO good sources IL
seems TO be the general impression that
money rates VIII harden next weeks
and the gold reports are likely TO -be on
q larger scale than anticipated a few
DAYS ago. Attention Monday VIII pros
ably be directed towards the character
OF the news cmanating from Washing
ton. and In some circles the opinion was
expressed that a decision OF Importance
would he announced. Trade reports in
dicate satisfactory progrcss and bank
clearings denote no abatement In activ-
ity. but there Is feeling OF caution and
hesitancy. especially among corporate
Interests which can only he relieved by
an official construction OF the sherman
antitrust law. The bank statement.
issued after tho close, although favor
able was about as expected
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
BIRTHS.

BOYS
Peter KuIalowicZ. GAS Riopelle.
Harry Haggerty. 369 sixteenth.
Edward pcutsch. lli2 Bellevue.
Charles Motifs. 1852 Hunt.
John Harding. 1868 Concord
Henry Brookshank. 336 Linden.
Joseph stan, 9g9 Military
sam Bcrnacki 1922 Palmer
Henry Wendell. 1904 Dubois
Alexander Felkowich, 739 Ferry.
Anthony Skzarga, 3S9 Medbury.
Lester sutherland. $50 Twenty fourth
Tharles T IdsiII 3 dfs Warren ,,
Anthony Limhach. 1872 Benton.
Charles Gardella All Larned.
Anthony kologZock. 39i Garfield.
William Tusch. 20i Leland.
Sam Simon. 10 Mullett.
Thomas Lennert. III Clinton.
Alvin O'Neal. 3s0 Woodbridge.
Henry Devlin. 1896 Canton
Joseph Michewicz, 500 Wills
Andrew Skamierz. 500 Willis.
Anthony Kawecki. III 81. Joseph.
James Plllon. 202 Maple.
Wilbert Marshment III Waterloo.
Thomas Ginley. 10 Hendricks.
Harry Wheatley. 63s Crane.
GIRLS.
Charles Schmidt. lliO Lafayette.
Joseph Ryder Pa Fairvlew.
Stanislaus Pelzinski. 81 GreuseL
MARGIN Baworl. ia InRersoll.
Hans Jensen. 500 Medium.
Paul Nonsiarsky. $50 Hancock
Adolph Berghon. 500 Grand River.
John Jordan. 202 Russell
stanley Grochowski. 40 Leland.
Joseph Btelewski 617 Canfield
Anthony Pilecki. 1916 Rivard
Valentine Guzdziol. 15l Superior
Alexander Kokowicz $40 Mcdbury.
Lawrence koza, 10 Albert
Frank Wolak 347 Palmer
Alexander Orlowskl, 345 Leland.
George Mckay. ~ Gibson.
George Ferry, 1880 Canton.
George smith. $50 Engle.
James Leonard. 50 Congress.
Jan Rogoski. SIS Chcne.
Antonio LaHosic. 81 ST Joseph.
Joseph CoppeTsmith, S34 Dubois
Anthony Klocckuer 1910 Dubois
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Joseph Hllmcr. 81; Beatrice Scott. az.
Charles VI Eckcrt, 80; Frieda Wynn
koOp. 30.
Anton Koisis93. Esther Holbook. 26.
Harry Sidiek, 20. Marion Boroth. 30.
John Chauis. So. Colchester, ont; Dr.
ana scott 81, same.
Waylnnd H. Jones. "a; Anna X. ITar-
ris "a
william r. HAM forth. 20, Toledo. o.:
Pauline Lang, ~. same.
pen iamin f. HARRISON, 49, TT. Wayne;
Freda + Firman. ~. Detroit.
Samuel Pesick. p, Fanny Smtsky.
20
o.. Rose Kanter, IS, same.
Jesse -. Frost. Jr, 80, Flint; May
Bjerkman, %. Detroit.
Daniel ]. Walsh. 40. Owosso; Boat
rice Lyons. SO. Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
BOsTON COPPER SALES.

DETROTT. April 2.-Boston copper
share sales OF April /. furnished ny
Hayden; stone q Co: a. c. p. $50.
All 1870. Am Zinc. As; Arc, 100: n =.
IS. Bos * Corb.. Lib; Butte. So. 6. a
Ii .: G. a \. co. Cent. 20. Con. Msr.,
100: c. Range. 50. u. w. ): Z. b.. IS;
Elm r.. 5o Frank. $50; OK, $50. OR.
L nd, 540. No. 80. Kerr. $50, Kew. Els;
- Ike. $50. Las. 8. Ms. $50; Mi 6G1;
Mica. -. Mon. 81 New. SIS; Mp
Csc 1875; Par, 226. GU. 90; Ray, iz5
= Ee. 1919 Shan, 1850. sup. IT,. >
& b. AS, :. x T.. 10. Tam. 40; Tin.
500. OIL. $50 SmeltiHs. 100; do pfd. $40.
Ut. Con, 80. Wow. ); Wyan., 80.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
BODY is FOUND IN RIVER.
Saginaw Police Are investigating
Iahorer'a Death.

SAGINAW. Mich, April 2.-(Spe-
cial) The body or Frank stanton. 40,
10; Flint was found in the Saginaw
river near tho Genesee bridge at an
early hoar Saturday morning.
II was floating on the surface OF the
water and 20 all appearances was not
in the water more than three hours.
Stanton was laboter. He deposited
$500 lr Flint bank Friday. according
TO book in his pocket. lie had no
money wnen found. The officers are
[lnvestIgating.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
repo,,ea for ne TiH.ss by csrsoa.
PRODUCE.

Commsslor men reported very
steady market 30 far az prices were
concerned A good many calves have
been received during the week and
while everythiuE has sold out pretty
clean, the market mas yislded a little
and is now no/better than steady RE-
than usual this week. but nothing -
left on hand TO carry over Sunday, and
the market -. II anything. n shade
hrmer. The movement Of eggs is
large. Receipts arc running well over
thousand cases a day, but between
storage buyers and the oonsumptIve
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
U. S. GOVT BONDS
NEW YoRK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. April 2-Pork--Quiet.
Larl-Dall middle west. spot. $3.50 n
1870. Sugar-Raw steady. refined.
Gull Codee--Itio 40 :. on the spot,
"a, az Tallow--t9uiet, city. Z !. r.
country. So, T1J2c. Dressed and live
poultry, unchanged Cheese--Quiet, full
creams. special. 11iz u1sc. skins. fall
made. fancy ~, FUN skins. 30 &c.
coffee options opened steady. un-
changed 20 > points decline Butter
Tiui and easier; receipts 5.3Si. cream
err extras 33c. state dairy. tubs. 24Tp
acc imitation creamery 246 % &c.
EEgs-Quiet and firm receipts 1888.
nearby white. fancy, % n 25c mixed, -
Il 25c, fresh frsts, II "a p Il &C.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
REV Il. s. sARoELT DIES.

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich, April o.
(SpeciaD-Rev. Henry S Bargelt. a
superannuated Methodist minister.
died suddenly last night OF heart fail
ure. Most OF his active life was
spent in the ministry In Iowa. He has
lived twelve years in Michigan. He
Traverse City.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, April E-Ihe Wcekly
statement OF the associated banks OF
New York. issued today, follows: Re-
s"rve on all deposits. decrease $3.50
I+nited states. decrease, s3.54s.650.
loans. Increase. 1910. 100. specie de-
crease. 80. 9O5 200. legal tenders. In
crcaae. S21OG.4O0. deposits. Increase,
&C oar 900. circulation, increase. $2lG.-
zoo total loans. sl.251. 553. 400. The sur
plus of the banks liz s11,oS9, 900 against
SI45GQ.550 last year. and $5l5b0.S'o
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
CHICAGn PnODICE.

CHICAGO. April 2.-Butter-Cream
cry. extras 32c. nrsts. 31c; dairy. ex
tTas 27iec FISTS, 25c Eggs-Primo
hrsts. 2ll1c. nTsts, 20c. Chese-Twlns.
l3n12tsc- young Americas. l4M y c,
daisies. I4a. aI4c Live poultry-Tur-
KEYS. l5c. fowls ia q lsc. spring
chickens, I7iz 0Isc; ducks. 1914 a / lSc.
geere. I3dI3c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creameries, extras, 32c;
nrsts. sic; dairy butter. &c, packing
stock. 20c per 10.
EEgs-FTesh current receipts. cases
induced. 2lc doZ Receipts on Satur-
day 61k cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. April 2.-Close-The crop
situation IN the southwest shows no
IMPROVEMENT Some showers have
fallen IN Oklahoma and Kansas. but
they were light and scattering and
made little difference 70 the position Of
the cropc Heavy dealers are holding
their wheat and thp demand Is heiuC
supplied br smaller bulls and scalpe~s
who are satisfied with small profits or
f. very nervous and scalpevs run
quickly from a loss on either side. Az
trage scnlpera are on the hear sd"
figuring that crop damage news has
been discounted ard that dulluess
Auld bring = decline without regard
20 ;hc lack or south western rain MANY
damage reports are coming from Mich
tgSr wheat fields and thcrc Is nothing
60 show that tfa crop siruathr haa r--
GENTLY. improved. The market on Satpr-
day started with n weak feeling and
loss OF t-~@s cow v-aH 90 lat a. loss
OF g. oats AZ = 9 decline and beans
whees t,rotaticn1--Cash No ? rcd
sf.1T:-MaY ouen-d with p lose ot l,c
Of Sill 1rd dcclin"n 70 -. Jn,v
ceI'Taen ,..c,,,o- , nSr DC,
and lost 80. Na white. st17
Course ~rcjr t'oae--C'orn--('s
No. 3. cote, NJ cveilo~.2 rare 1T &C.
oats-stardard lsi.c no. 5 white
car at 45Gr
lyr--cs,.i ~ :; &c. 49,,
<>lovcrreed Prime aro; 80 BAGS ~
sT.25: sa-npir y bags At Se7G % at
ss gFl,aes s9'fiNe' 81 SAMPLE "i'iko' 9
Timothy secG-.P-irac spot 100 bagr
ne siSs; ch6ice 20 hars at 81
~ Pccelrts I'm tho T)n.roit market Satiir-
day .rctrdcd $50 bhle - -four cor ~
wheat I OF oats and ~ rye. With
drnwals were s.6TS bu of corn nud sS1
BIZ OF rye stocks IRE tls ~ hu 81
wheat. ms s2i hu ~ corn 2F.5Qe bi of
oats. 2,3Ts ou OF bac!ey and 27.e2o bu
vhent receipts Saturdays. r.egl-.
e 600 pg ,9sN.p2t oos 1900 Wv y@ar ss Sc
bu: Dufri.h ~ care. age !r-t Z {. Mime
arol.s. 2O3 cars. against 1sG.
NJ wheat receipts ~ prinsrv nolrts sat
urfay. t4I.oo0 nv; yenr ss0. 81 Noe I'M
$4,000 d. rorr-po. ------~-
TOLEDO. O. Anil -wheat--Cosh
slITs,, Me-, rS olt az: July ~. 81 o. q,
SsEctSIuiy. cas- G; Sept. csFl G.. oRis--
Cash. 46Zc: May ts'-c Jyly. a..
sept Sotfc. Erc-\o. >. soc. No. 3.
re S-C,errerseei Cash sT435, April.
ss5s; Oct Rrg Dec; ;sSsx Prime "a. al
ter eggs and hay. unchanged.
CHICAGO. AprLT :-wheat opering
was NC TO &c OF Selling fairly liS-
decline. Corr started - &c &C or MI
around; general commission selling wna
based on wheat weakness. Oats opened
weaker with other grains trade smell
ciose~-xn grains closed sharply low
90 o n by Irsyden. 'srohe q Co.
April 2ssfelo. - - .,.s.,s@. 81, ,.s-.ss- -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
DIE:D.

CRArG-AprN I. at her late residence.
256 Mt. Elliott-ave.. Louise r.. be-
loved sister OF Annie a., Ioring W
and Martin Craig Notice OF funeral
later
ELRTNGER-Apru !, Mrs Fannie NJ
Elbinger. aged 81 years Funeral
Monday ut D.. m from residence,
824 Warren-ave. east. Burial private.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden.
Stone & Co. ll6 lis Griswold-st.. April
?, 1910.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
CHURCH NOTICES.

WOODWARD-AVE. BAPTIST Church
Cor. Winder-st. Rev NJ r Fixes.
u ID, pastor Services: 1880 and 100
Evening the last of series on Bum
vans characters. viz. "Apollyon"
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL UNFAIR
ian Church--Cor. Woodward-ave and
Edmund-pl Rev Eugene Rodman
shipper. minister. Morning service,
1870. Sermon. subject, The Archer's
Aim Sunday school NJ IL o'clock.
Adult class 1920. "Servetus" The
public welcome.
FORREST. PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Opp. Union station Roy Edward H.
Pence. -. d. pastor Services. 1890
and 100. Morning. "A Woman OF
Canaan evening, Hunger and
Famine"
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aosTcN COPPER LETTERS.


Reported foI Thc Tiueg by ia yden.
Sfone g. CO.. from BOSTON. April ?.
TIE copper market ia exceedingly dun
with prices irregular. Trading has
teep lrrT~iy confined - odd lots cX-
cert ia tie case IF Arizona Commercial.
wkirn has been quite active and rules
yoiu higher than last nights closing.
AiloueX on small transactions. has also
advorccd point THO balance OF the
list Is practically unchanged. although
trading is littl" Nrme~ other depart
ments OF The market are also quiet
There has heeu so'ro activity In Ameri-
cen Telephone which o. ic lower. sell
Ing AZ l35W. American Pneumatic Is
sues have been more actively dealt in
and are fractlonai'y higher
Reported for The Tines by Carson.
craig & Co Ford building April ..
Batn markets. were very dull all
through the sossiou today In the local
board. no majority OF the business was
dove b. the roor traders commission
houses having few orcers. Arizona Com
mercial was bid Up 20 %. hut reacted
toward vhe close 20 10 The liquidation
IN this stock has been extreme. and We
think IL - n purchase around these
prices as 10 has probably swung avc or
Ten points too low. II no weakness
shoWi1 dcvclob within day or two W.
shall sec returning confidence ct high or
pricts. For the first tine for long
whsle New York houses were buyers
- Crecn Giroux and Butte Coalition.
the market FOR all these stocks looks
battcr
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People SPACES

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classincation In these columns
one cent per word each insertion.
cash In advance. No advertisement
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Persons whose names appear In
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Advertisements charged at above
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BELL-MAIN 1893.
For the convenience OF patrona.
arrangements have been made with
tne following TO receive liner adj
Refreshments At the same rate a.
charged with the homo office:
EAST SIDES
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neld-ave east
NJ. Elliott Pharmacy. Mt Elliott and
Gratfot-ave
y. Isrown. 1859 Jefrerson-ave.
J.. McPherson. 240O Gratiot-ave. oppo-
site car barns.
WEST SIDE,
4. q. Esnsor. S9b Grand River-ava
Turner stanton. los Myrtle-st
y. u. DriscoiI. All Michlgan-ave
J. w. Mfiinrd. l4l9 Forrest west
w. w. Brush. 59I Michigan-ave.
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EAST HI rl,AI.o-Cio.e.

LAST BUFFALO. y. Y. April p
= tJi.-Receipts -. slow prime. sIG
ccilts ie5. slow. 81 lower; common 10
choi p s1.55lta.50. Sheep and Lambs
Rec pts l. 400 SLOW; lambs. 25c lower.
lambs. sT50WSe5; yearlings. sS.7j a
g25. sheep s4Ms5O Hogs-Receipts
1850. strong. workers.. sll q ll.So; pigs,
$50 60 n 10 40
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demand. there il no accumulation OF
stock. and the market is fairly nrm In
tone.
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LIVE STOCK


PCFFAI.O. Aprn . Special. Cat
tle--Eece!pts ears. slow. Hogs--Re-
cciptS 10 cars strong heavy and york
e~s SIiSC, pigs. 5000 Sheep and
l.0n,bs-Recclpts 90 cars. dull wool
lambs s9T5W9SJ. clipped. sS50dN.90.
Ncal iipgs sa,I9sj. wcthers. $S20QS.50,
wet. s,.50U 80. Calvss-ISower. 50 q
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
CHICAGO.


CHICAGO. April 2.-Cattle-Recetpt
1900, steady beeves. $3.50 q $50; Tex.
as. saa go, western s5Q7; ~stockers
ers $eN0G-.20. calves, sSl9.25. Hogs
- Receipts 1000 slow. light. sl04 q
1850. mixed. S1O.55 q 1890. heavy. $1,000
al0a5: rough. $l0.60Q 1870: pigs, se.70
di0.65 Sheep and Lambs-Receipts
200. steady; native. $3.50 a 9.l0. west-
crn, 1915 910. lambs. native, $3.50 .
1875 western, s3.+04 1875.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, o., April Clogs
Receipts 500 steady; mediums mixed
and workers.. sll pigs and lights,
5000. Cattle-Receipts 3 cars, steady.
Lambs--Receipt 5 ears. steady; clips,
$3.50 top. Calves-Reoeipts 100 head,
$3.50 tor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
REPORT o. THE CONDITION
OF THE
Wayne County Savings Bank

At Detroit, Michigan, at the close OF
business March 10Th. 1910. as called
for by the Commissioner OF the Bank
Ing Department:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK

AT Detroit. Michigan. at the close OF
business. March 20. 1910. as called for
by the Commissioners OF the Banking
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TO- BUILD FINE HOME.
L. r. Willard to Spend $4,000 or $685.
600 For PalatiaI Residence.

L. r. Willard to Spend $4,000 or $685.
900 For PaIatiaI Residence.
L. r. Willard today started the work
of clearing the ground on the building
site on West Main street between Sixth
and Seventh, that he purchased a few
months ago of G. r. Speers. prepara
tory to erecting a palatial home
which, it is expected. will not cost less
than $4,000 and perhaps $4,000. The
residence is to be two and
one half stories in height, and the main
part will have ground dimensions Of
54x50 feet. 1t is the plan to build the
first story of "niggerheads," and the
second of brick, trimmed in stone. EX-
elusive of the half story above the sec
ond floor, which will contain rooms for
the help, the building will have eleven
rooms, not including the baths. The
general style of the house might be
termed mission colonial. In addition
to a large uncovered porch across the
front, there will be two covered veran-
das.
The interior finish of the house is to
be of oak. The arrangement of the
interior is such that most of the rooms
connect with one another by large OPP
enings. The down stairs will con-