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The Washington herald., 1910-03-05
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. March 4-BUTTER-Receints TO-DAY
were 5,t29 packages. There seems TO be no TOP 70
the market. further Advances Of 4 cent per pound
being established this moaning without resistance
from TIE buying element Creamery specials. Sps
creamery extras. $50 creamery frsts. SN: State
dsiry, good to choice. g: process Specials ~;
Western imitation hnsts. IS.
CHEESE-Receipts to-day were SIS boxes. Tns
market Is ffm. but the demand is very quiet s,ste
full cream fall specials. Is; State full cream ran
make, fAaey. EAi Stats full orpam fall make, good
to prime, lex; skins. specials. 49,: skins fan
make, good to prime. Il
EGGS-ReceipiB to-day we're I9.Tl9 cas- The
market is steady At the reeeat decline stair 81
Pennsylvania and nearby henRsTy, white fancy IS
State OF Pennsylvania brown hennsry fancy q.
fresh gathered extras, 2; fresh gathered frsts. 1K
MILF EED-Weaker moderate business sprins
bran, 3. 75a6OO; standard middngs, 25Y5asoo; city
bran. 5.5s in bulk; Western red dog. $780, TO ar
rive; winter wheat bran, in IGpOund sacks 70 ar
rive 26oa
oATs--Steady; inactive demand. No white S.;
No. white. 5l5a52; No. white, Bes1sa; natural
and clipped white, on track, 5IaE5
FL0UR-Stcsdy; more inquiry. Kansas stralVhts,
5.S5a550. in sacks; soft straights, 50aS75 In bar
rails spring patents. ST5sals. In barrels; spring
clears. A7Sa5.oo.
BU06wHEAT FLOUR-Lifeless and nominal At
z60a205.
C0RNAEAL-Steady; quiet business Kiln.dried
for EXPORT, $40; coarse meal, in bags Ls4al45
HAY-Recepts. go tons; strong; demand Is fair
Prime timothy, L2o; No. /. Lis; No. 2. Los. No 5,
&al-0o
5TRAW-Receipts, % tons; weak; dow tradA.
Long NE @zs2H
BEET@Fim; moderate dealings Packet. rooa
l6oo, family, li.0alse0
PoRk-stsady; light supply. Mess. 3ss80o:
family 260azo0
LARD-FIm; demand inactive. Prime Western.
1895; city, 1880; refined Continent lA11; South
American H.75; refined Brazilian. kess, 1873 cleo
ssearine. Bai5ls lard .tearine DULL New York. lss.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-05
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Dun and Bradstreet Do Not See Many Encourag
ing Signs of Spring.

New York. March 4-R G. Dun's
weekly review Of trade tomorrow will
say:
with a somewhat severe winter
drawing to a close. and with the sub
sidenoe Of excitement IN the financial
markets, the industrial and trade situa-
ton shows improvement, and the outlook
for the spring season is promising.
IT is an easy matter, of course, %
pick flaws in the situation, certain as
poets Of which are unfavorable. Among
these may be mentioned the decreasing
excess Of exports over imports. the bal
ance OF trade in favor OF this country
during the current fiscal year being the
smallest since 1886. and but for the for
eign purchases Of American securities
during the recent decline there would
probably be heavy exports OF gold. Then
the bond market is unfavorable for large
hotations, and this retards extensive
works OF construction.
THE Philadelphia strike is an ugly de-
veiopment. hurting trade in that city
and injuring sentiment elsewhere The
heavy liabilities OF defaulting concerns
during February. due. however. chiefly
20 four very large failures, is not q
pleasant incident.
Commercial failures this week IN the
United States are 254, against 81 last
week; 267 the preceding week, and IS
the corresponding week last year Fail
ures IN Canada number g. against "A
last week; 30 the preceding week, and
@ last year"
The Washington herald., 1910-03-05
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Rsgilar call Il O'Clock noon
Washington Railway and Electric Is. $1,000 AZ ST.
s., 900 at S61 s. 600 at SIS. SL0Oo at SA, 81 900 at
s6&
Potomac Electric Light s. 81. 900 at iosas
Capital Traction, . at 1874. 10 sc 1874. IS at
iS2l4. 3 at iSs, 10 at ls2, 10 at iS2. at 172
Washington Railway and Electric pfd st %.
at 80. g at s9s, 3 at s91s. . at SsA. 6 at Sss
3 at ssas. at ssl1
Washington, Alexandra and Mount Vernon g. 50
at Eh
Washington Gas . az esz. 3 at ssh. 3 at 6ss6.
3 a. $50. 3 at 6Sis g at 6s4z. 8 at 6ssz 100 a.
6s2
Mergenthaler Linotype, At 2s0k 10 at mi, S
az s9is 10 at 20k at z5Jk
United States Trust. 10 az lis 10 st IIS 5 az lls
10 at iiS 10 at lis, 10 st 1ls. az u.s. 20 at nss
10 az 1854, 10 st llsa.
Following the bid and asked prices on yester-
days Washington Stock Exchengsi
GAS BONDS
The Washington herald., 1910-03-05
COTTON MARKET.

Quo,suoas furnished b W. B. Hibbs q TO,
members q the New Yofk Stock EKchange, Hibbs
Building
New YORK, March 4.-Pnoes rose early. NJ. c. D.
Borden is said 70 have increased his BIDS ca cotton
goods This was cited By bulls as distinctly hope
ful feature. Sc were the more favorable reports in
regard 20 The conditnn Of the cotton goods trade u
Great Britain The quantity bru-ght into sigh; for
the week was also fae,lg IN the rise. II amounts
To only 81 e43 bales against is Jos last week and
1856 5s last year. The total for the Is thus
eS0S16 bales. CT about 100000 less than during
the same period last yssf. Livsrpool'B spot sales
jumped 70 T. oo0 bales.
Futures advanced 20 z points. but reacted and
closed unchanged 10 6 higher with the tone barely
sta.an and Tho sstlrnalad salaa 90 on halas
The Washington herald., 1910-03-05
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. March Mooney on call at tho stool
exchange today opened at - per cent; highest, 5
lowest, 23; closing ~ per cent, Most OF the days
loans we're made at 2Is Per cent.
Interior money rates unchanged. Quotations al
three important points reported by telegraph were
Call money-Boston. per cent; Philadelphia, ~
Chicago 4ika5. Time money-Bostou Sac per cent
Philsdslphis 5asls; Chicago 5a5iS.
Call money in London, iisaIss per cent: short
bills = trmer. at Ts per cent? three months bills
2asA2 s-l6 per cent Gold amounting to $4,000 was
taken into the Bank Of England to-day and 600 0H
was Withdrawn for shipment to Egypt
The Washington herald., 1910-03-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. March s--CATTLE-Rs 26z
head Steers were in demand and steady; bull.
and cows finn, and the yards were cleared. Ordi
nary to prime steers sold at 55ea7 30 per 100 lbs
quotations.
CALVES-Recsipts, So head yeals wers hrn
other calves steady. and the pens we're cleared
Common 70 choice veals sold ct So[all25 per l0t
lbs; cus, 60o27e0. Dressed calves steady at llalE
for city dressed veals
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 5.4O7 head
Prices were firm to a shade higher. with bette,
demand. and the pens were cleared. Common e
good sheep cold at Sooas5o per 100 lbs medium 4
prime lambs, s.e0aa75. Dressed mutton firm al
lal5s; dressed lambs lHssls, with best hogdresseI
selling at l6ts.
H0Gs-Recsipts. LIZ head Pigs were easier
with sales At a9 PER 100 lbs. Country dressed hon
steady Al l2Al3: Light Pigs sell at higher asures
The Washington herald., 1910-03-05
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Whtat per bushel, IloAI s. corn, she'll
ed PEI bushsl, T5as0; cob, i.eoa43 per Dbl; cats,
Nes'efn Nnite, no : pr oesnei, soao0: mixed, per
ton, 500.
Hay AND sTRAW-Hay. Western. No. /, zl.0oa
800; No. 2. 19o0a200; mixed. z.Oo: loose at local
scales. AGO. Straw. rye bundle. 100; straw. rye,
machine thrash, 100; straw. wheat. per ton eco;
straw. cat. per ton. 500
The Washington herald., 1910-03-05
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Chicago March 4-IAvs hogs were s to 70 cent,
higher. The receipts were estimated at II 90, iefi
over, 1o,ss2 estimated rsceipts tomorrow, 1000
Bulk q prices, s75assoi lghts s5oas 90; mixed and
butchers, s55as IA; heavy, 96al00o roughS heavy
se0as.75 yorkers. 9.5as.Ss; pigs. s65as60
Cattle were steady; estimated Feeeipts, $500
BeeVes, ho0as.l0; and heifsgs. 26oaeao; Texai
steers, 4.Tos5-e0 stockegs and feeders, ss0sE %
Western, s.iea650
Sheen were strong TO 10 cents higher; estimates
The Washington herald., 1910-03-05
WASHINGTON cATr1n MARKEr.

oATTLE-Extrs. per ewt-. SsaGoo; butcher. Looa
49, eommon 2o0As00
HOGS-Psr cHt., gross. s.sOaso0; ordinary. $50
SHEEP-Prime s.e0a5.eo: common, ZOoaaO0.
LAMBS-Cho!ce, Per h. sasls medium Z
cALyEs-Prime. Per ID. g. medium, s; common
ss7ik; grass. sa5
C0ws-Prime. fresh. each. 55ooss5.Do; common
E.aease.oos old and dry. leoealsOa
The Washington herald., 1910-03-05

New York, March i-WHEAT-Irpullar; far IN
q1nry. No l Duluth, to arrive. I'm; No. red
T. O b. L2sz: No. 2 hard New York, T. O. b.,
l.Elt; No / macaroni. l05s I. O. b. /; No. Mani-
toia. {. q b. TO arrive, Llss. Exporters took g
loads Manitobs.
CORN-Weaker; trade Is fair Steamer mixed.
IS; No. elevator, n, To arrive: No 2 (. O b,
&hi No. 2 yellow. I. q b. n. Exporters took %
leads
The Washington herald., 1910-03-05
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. HIbbs 8 Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs
Building.
Call money; Open, ~; high, s; low, 2s: elosa. s.
SALE OF STOCK BY HOURS
The Washington herald., 1910-03-05

New York. March 4.-After a hstless
movement of stock to-day-during which
the total turnover was indeed a little
more than half of that OF the day be-
fore, prices in the main tended some
what above their closing level OF yester-
day.
From this favorable inferences regard
ms tho present stability OF the market
were generally drawn by observers. It
was obvious that yesterdays reactionary
tendencies were not OF sufficient force
to depress prices further, or. IN other
words. that the buying power in the
market was still strong enough TO more
than Offset the effect Of hquidating sales.
]. was clear too that only a Spectator
OF iightning-like rapidity could have alb
stracted any profit from sales of stock
for the decline either yesterday or to-
day.
Lowest Prices at Opening.
The lowest prices for stocAs were made
right at the opening OF business to-day,
and while they were in many cases at re-
cessions OF point or more from the
teFday the recovery was so quick that
only the most fortunate buyers were able
70 secure shares at the lowest quotations
touched.
The strength OF the market to-day was
all the more noticeable inasmuch as
there would have been under ordinary
circumstances sufflcient ground for anx-
iety and consequent selling of stocks
owing to the condition of AFFAIRS in the
labor world now on the point apparently
OF becoming acute. The legitimate in
fes snce drawn from the failure of the
market to be impressed by these was that
these conditions were not really as bad
as they seemed to be.
Copper Shares Strong.
Particular strength was shown in the
stock market to-day by the entire range
of copper mining shares following upon
yesterdays announcement that a species
Of clean up" Of the copper metal market
had taken place during the week. The
other group OF stocks to advance in a
striking way was the whole line of Ameri-
can Tobacco securities; and this rise was
naturally enough connected with the more
ldNoiaDle view now quite commonly taken
in the financial community as TO the out
come or the suit OF the government
against the American Tobacco Company.
Also to-day in the market both for
bonds and for stocks there was larger
buying than has been seen for some time
IN Investment securities proper, and the
appetite for European buyers for Ameri-
can bonds in particular was again dis
closed as unappeased In spite OF very
heavy sales abroad Of late Of such IS
sues.
Despite these purchases the sterling
market here continues firm, but it is be-
lieved 10 be the case that this strength
signifies a particular pressure for Eu.
ropean remittances at this time for the
purpose OF paving on certain maturing
financial obligations.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-05
WALL STREET NEWS
Tendency Toward Strength,
Although Day Is Dull.
LOWEST PRICES AT OPENING

Favorable differences Drawn by OBJ
servers from the Listless Move
ment-Condision In Labor World
Is Cause for Apprehension-cOpper
mining shares show Strength.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-05

rscsipts. $780, Natives. 50oaslo; Western, 5soa
$40: yesrnss. 7.75aS.sO; lambs. soOa94e; western
lambs, a0oa9.A
The Washington herald., 1910-03-05
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished By W. B. HiBbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hisos
The Washington herald., 1910-03-05
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished b ". B. Hibbs Co, mem.
Ders Of the Chicago Board o. Trade. Hlbhs Build
The Washington herald., 1910-03-05

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co. mem
beTs Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York. March 4-Bid and asked prices on gov
eminent securities.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-05

LOCAL SECURITIES bought
and sold on same favorable terms
as We offer for trading In New
York stocks and bonds.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-05
w. B. Hibbs Co.

New Tork Stock Exshsnss.
Washington Stock Erchausa,
Chiczg0 Board Il Trads
The Washington herald., 1910-03-05
CURB MARKET.

'Er dividend. per cent tE1 dividend, So.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
THERE'S REAL CLASS TO NEW
DOWNTOWN CLOTHING STORE
Hiram c. Goldberg Co. Opens Up in
Spiendidly Equipped Quarters at
Gratiot and Farmer.

One of the most attractive men )
clothing salesTOoms known 10 the
trade has lust been opened by the
Hiram c. Goldberg Co. on the second
floor OF the building at Gratiot-ave
and Farmer-st., over the Peter Smith
* Sons store. III In white enamel
f. finish. with tables and chairs 10 cor
respond. tasteful green rugs on the
:foor and huge windows that permit
OF brilliant light the room offers a
particularly desirable background FOR
the display OF MEL 5 clothing.
Mr.. Goldberg. the senior member OF
the firm. has a well-established reputa-
ton in the clothing business. although
the present is his first entrance into
the downtown business district Fer
upwards OF a quarter OF a century tie
Goldberg family father and sons, have
owned a clothing store at Michigan
ave. and 1wenty-third-st.. and so all oi
the details OF the trade have beeI.
thoroughly mastered by Mr.. Goldbers.
Associated with MIR Goldberg are .
group OF competent statesmen. and the
salesroom will undoubtedly become
che OF the popular shopping points IN
Detroit IL courte ~, worth and upright
business principles can make II so. An
elevator entrance right of Farmer-st.
makes Ii easy OF access. On tn"
opening day. Thursday. the number
and beauty OF the floral decorations at
tested 10 the good will Of friends ana
business associates OF Mr. Goldberg,
VINO in addition 10 being one OF tho
expert clothing men In the city is also
school Inspector from the Twelfth
ward and has many friends in the yari.
Gus fraternal orders To which ne
belongs
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
AMATEUR SLEUTH FALLS DOWN
ON PLAN TO TRAP THIEF
Tries 10 Get Suspect Drunk. Hoping
TO Force Confession. But Lands
In Cell Himself.

Every man his own detective was
the motto of George kuIreh and n"
planned his campaign FOR the recos
eIy OF 500. with wonderful aCumen,
but fell down woeiully in executing
the plan, winding up in the early Sc
sion OF police court, charged with
disturbing the peace.
Kurreh. after drawing his pay at
the plant where he works. missed $50.
and made up his mind that certain
neighbor and fellow workman had a
guilty knowledge OF the disappearance
OF The money.
Wednesday night he called ON the
neighbor and affably invited him TO
20 To church That was TO pave the
way for remorse. conscience, and the
return OF the money After taking
the neighbor 10 church Kurrell took
him 20 a nearby saloon. resolved 10
ply the friend with drink. and help
along the confession. But. unlucklly,
the friends capacity far outstripped
Kurrell's. and late Wednesday night.
Kurreu. with all OF his diplomacy aud
shrewdness gone. was chasing the sus-
pect around with "A large knife. when
Patrolman Joseph Groen lnterfereG.
locking Kurrell up on charge oi DIS
turbing the peace.
Kurren is still shy his 500. Justice
.Teffries added s. 20 the debit side OF
KurrelTs ledger, "Wednesday morning.
giving him the alternative OF serving
10 days
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
|bALLINGER SIDE
] Gets SEVERE JOLT
Former Secretary of Interior Garfield
Testifies One Statement Made To
Taft as Untrue.

WASHINGTON, March 10.-Deny'
Ing that he had any part IN the clear
listing OF the Cunningham cases, ana
declaring that 10 the best OF his recol-
lection at least one statement 10 Pres
jdent Taft by Secretary eallinger IN
his letter Of defense against the
CLAWS charges was untrue, former
secretary OF the Interior Garfield to-
day exploded his first bombshel ~
the congressional investigation OF the
conservation controversy.
The direct question of veracity was
raised when Attorney Brandeis ques-
toned the witness as 10 Ballinger 5
statement TO the president, which foi-
lows In part:
II Immediately advised him trefer-
ring TO Secretary Garfield) OF CLAWS
Telegram protesting against the clear
listing order
Il suggested the advisability of hold
ing up the patents in the Cunningham
cases in which he concurred.
ITO the best of my recollection, as
serted Garfield, NO such conference
ever took place"
Further questioning brought out the
fact that Garfield. as secretary, knew
nothing of the original order Clear
listing" the Cunningham cases and
would not have approved any such ac-
tion and all along believed the case
should not proceed 10 patent.
If there was an order clear listing
the claims" he said. 1T was made
without my knowledge. by Commis-
sioner BallingeS or some other suDord'
mate in the land Office"
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. March ll.-openlng
Wheat is quiet and unchanged ia ths
Detroit market and Chicago opened
steady Liverpool is higher Openln Z
prices Friday. cash No req "hsa T.
sllsi. MAY. s. 9Oi. July. Fl,oSAs No
Tha corn market is quiet and steady
at sic FOR cash No 2. and 62c for No.
6Sfs are duh and easy at i1iac for
standard. aud 40 for cash whlte
Tie - market is weak al SIC LOT
Tne bean market is as iifsless as
ever and nominaIiy quoted at s--lo Tor
cash and March, and 8 70 TOT PRIME
q Timothy seed Is quiet at sl.75 for
prime spot ~ 'u.;a.v.
Grain receipts at chicago iluas
Wheat. - cars. corn. 2s4 cars. oats I"4
cars -, t-.i,..,.
~ I9l. uIIaGs corn at 50 - a % = !,
oats at (4la a 44tsc and July PORK al
$3.50. a z, e. =
Wheat in Liverpool opened = y =
higher. and was later quoted = :
higher Corn opened "a lower an"
was later quoted unchanged
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
HUNDRED ORPHANS ARE
EXPOSED TO SCARLET FEVER
Case Discovered IN Protestant Asylum
and Lack OF Hospital Facilities
Prevents isolation.

One hundred pupils OF the Wingert
school are absent from their class
looms anu will continue TO be absen.
FOR week, al least: one hundred or
phan children AT the Protestant Or
uhan asylum have been exposed 10
scarlet fever. arc may have contract
ed the disease because the city "wne:e
life Is worth Twins" hasn't the hospital
Facilities for one single case OF scarlet
fever. which made its appearance an
the orphan asylum Tuesday morning.
City physicians were notified in time
to have the case removed without
DANGER of contaelou. had there been
an institution with facilities for hand
ling the case. bat Harper Hospitals
lonesome contagious disease hospital
was filed to it's capacity, and couldn't
take the 7-year-old girl who shovel
symptoms of the fever.
She hal to be Kept in the orphan
asylum al of Tuesday night. On
Wednesday. as soon as was possible.
she was taken to Harper hospital. But
IN the meantime. a hundred other or
Ihans have been exposed 10 the dis
ease.
Every precaution was exercised 10
prevent the spread OF the fever. Each
of the children were given an antisep-
tic bath. and the asylum was thor
oughly fumigated but time alone Will
tell what will be the penalty among
tine orphan children. for Detroit's lack
of contagious disease wards. The
symptoms will not appear for from me
TO ten days. In the meantime, all OF
the orphan asylum children are kept
out OF school until IL is learned
whether they escaped the fever.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
BED Hummers 70 Dance

The Red Hummers. all association
formed by the = guards who were re-
Gently deputod 90 take charge OF fed
eral prisoners transferred from tn
House OF Correction 20 Fort Lcaven.
worth prison. will give g dance ~
Light Infaptry armory March -.
Detective Emory r. Brooks is presl-
dent of the association. other mem
hers are J. W. Smith. r. a Bresler
ID. Lyon. y. \, Gormon. John Reid,
william Good. Capt Jonn Place.
Jerome Mueller. John Lyon. John Roe.
sink. w. II. G. Hindle, c. Finucan II.
G. Wilson. Fred Cornell, Sam Wei.
Geo. Robarge and Walter Mueller.
These are mostly detectiyeS. deputy
-tTs ar V'vited states officers
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
BOSTON COPPER LETTERS.

Reported for TIE Times by Hayden.
stone a Co. March 10.
TIE morning session 81 tie Boston
market mas ruled cNDeediuEls duu and
transactions have been the smallest
ket has been almost featurelrss with
trading ia small lots The tendency
on the whole seems toward lower
prices Influenced some what by tie cop
per produce RS report which shows an
Increase OF nearly 5000, 900 pounds for
the month OF February North Butte
is one point lower and Indiana two
points lower Id sale wa a feature
OF strength In tbe early dealings. but
has sins reacted Mass. has been an
active feature. opening AT and then
ral!vfng 10 -. II L. rumoFcd tnat an
assessment OF s. per share VIII he
called on tnis stock other depaIt-
meuts OF the market are fairly strtti :.
with principal dealings Sra Shoe Machin-
cry and American Pneumatic prefer
red The former has rallied I j.. points
and the latter is selling quite freely
Ne
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
JORHINa PRICES.

Canned Goods-Appi,s sails. seT5:
baked beans. i-le; sou 6os Lima beans Is
standard. S5c. Table beets. 81 IS q lao
Peas-Fancy early June. 1925. stand
ards. 81; soaked. 5oQ zoe salmon
Soskeye. tall. sl65; fat, sls5' Alaska
toes. - q soc. succotash $lg 10 dog
Conee-Package cofee. l0O-lb. case.
slA goa - delivered
rssa-hrap So aagRe m;ddIinSs $50
az. coarse corn msal. So; corn AMI
oats chop. se5 per ron.
Fionr--Michigan patents. in wood,
best, s. oordinaFy, JPatentss, 81 I've 10;
flour. 81 s5 per bhl
Oiis-Raw llnseed. 7sc; boiled lin
seed. 7ss. Diamond headlight kerosene,
crown gasoline iac gal: turpentine. In
i.ion.wMSss pork. $3.50; fam
ily pork; SO 80 . 27.5o, mediums. clsar.
s9s;0427 50 smoked hams y q z lse'
dry sailed briskets. l5c. shoulders;
l3lar, picnic hams, l2ia q Sc, bacon. -
lSisc, lard in tierces. 4v+.c. Kettle
rendered. l6i. e. per 10.
sugar-Retau price list for Detroit.
Delray. Crosse Pointe. Highland Park.
North Detroit and River kouSe; .rys-
tai dominoes. 2-lb. s. e5; DO. 5-ib. sSi5:
CUBES s5,S5. xxx powdered. sS.S5:
standard powdered. So granulated. ex-
ira coarse. 500. graduated. me IN
bulk. $3.50, sranulated. 2-lb cartons
So 80: granulated lib cottons. So 30;
graduated. j-lb cOttons, $3.50, granu-
lated, l0-lb .cottons. 50 granulated.
25-lb cottons. 50 g diamond \, s5;t O'
5. $50 No. s. s5.40. No. :. $3.50; No
5. $3.50. No. .. s5.25. No 10. $500; No
10. u Il. s5 'S No. Is. $50. Michisan
granuiated. $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
CLAIMS FRITCH REWARD.
Hiss Rose RoAder Makes Applicable
To County Auditors.

Miss Rose Roeder. OF No l07 Harri
son.avc.. presented TO the board oi
auditors. thursday morning, reques'
for The 81 900 reward offered for in
formation that would lead TO the al
rest and conviction OF The party re-
sronsible Tor the death OF Mabel Mil
man. for nom Dr. George 4 Fritch
las been sentenced 10 Jackson for 10
years.
Miss ROener merely makes appli-
cation foy The morey. and does nO
TAI, her reason for believing She IS
entitled To ID Size is said TO haze
tipped on the fact that joe Leach
might know something a0out the case.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
xru XoRx sToCk LETTER.

Reported for The Times py a son
craig q Co. March 10, Stocks-An IN
expected higher opening on TIE So.
exchange was taken advantage "I 20
Srrtbsr0 liouidate some lines IN the
early trading The market hoWyN el,
showed good resistance ana dec!lt's
,rere only fractional The market soon
I'm into dullue-s with slight suctue-
tlons. some apprehension l. expressed
in Wall-st circles. that the fhIlSntl =
,rcSsihiIitV OF "A decision IN the Tobacco
fase being handed down MONDAY by
the supreme court. is further causlhs
,.stricfiou i'm trading The copper Pro,
s,,'..,s r.norr Of an Increase Jf 500. oo5
Is disappointment as u was expect "a 20
that stocks would decrease about I'VE
million.