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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
PAT GROVE is HELD LIP
" AND ROBBED IN OHIO
cudahy kidnaper Says Thug Smashed
Hat Down Over His Eyer ana
Then Rlfled His Pockets.

MANSFIELD. ohio. April 22~--Pat
Grove. who several years ago won
rotoriety by kidnapping Eddie Cudahy
al Omaha and collecting s2SOo,
ianaom. appeared In Mansfield Lolict
court today against John Burns, WHOM
he accused OF robbing him last night
Grove said he was walking alone
North -Dlamond-st., when he was &C
costed by man OF greater bulk than
HIS own.
The highwayman told Grove TO
throw up his hands. according TO
Groves story. and at the same instant
smashed down over his eyes the broad
trimmed hat which Grove has worn
since he became converted TO christi
a1ity.
Il stood perfectly still, said Grove,
and let him go through my pockets,
Time was when would have mur.
dereA for money. but now | would let
anyone take my last belonging. rathef
than iniure a fellow being"
Grove said that The most valuable
thing taken from him was ticket u
Washington
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
BLAMEs FARMERS
FOR HIGH PRICES
Prosperity Enabled Them To Hold
Vast Stores of Grain, Says Broker
Anent Investigation.
BY VIM. CARSON,
OF Carson. CRAIG q Co.

The department OF justice at Wash
ington is about TO investigate the en-
cago Board OF Trade, TO ascertain
whether that organization Is re-
sponsible for the high prices whlch
have been prevailing for grain ana
other agricultural products, III the
department is In search OF facts re-
lating TO the high prices for grain and
other commodities, all that is neces-
sary is 10 make inquiry in the agricut-
tural department and ascertain causes
which are far more potential than
anything that cap be gained from any
other source.
In the matter OF wheat and corn,
which are the foundation of the food
supply of the country, il may be as
certained that the farmers of the
country and not the Chicago Board
of Trade are responsible for the nigh
prices of these two cereals, and pre-
sumably. for the prices of potatoes
and other commodities. On March !,
last according To the agricultural lie
partmept report, farmers held 49,
100000 bushels OF wheat and 1850
100000 bushels Of corn, compared
with average holdings on the same
date for the past fifteen years OF l42,-
100000 bushels of wheat and 900 ,000.-
eco bushels of corn. Potatoes. which
the farmers refused TO sell at 80 cents
TO 60 cents per bushel last fall, they
are now willing To let go at 10 cents
TO 10 cents per bushel. Wheat. which
they held at Sl15 they are now glad
to sell at 81, and the same ratio OF
decline obtains for corn and oats.
In this connection and tending ia
refute any assertion that the Chicago
Board OF Trade has been "cornering
the market. or otherwise manipulate
ing prices. ii is only necessary 10
point out that the stock of wheat In
Chicago, March /, was the lowest.
with one exception. ever known al
that date, aggregating 2,l50.000 bush
els, compared with a twelve year $
average OF about l3,000000 bushels.
The stock OF corn on the same date
was $4,000 bushels. compared with
twelve-year average of 6,236,O0O
bushels. These figures are significant,
In view of the fact that the wheat and
corn crops of 1909 were the largest
ever raised i'm this country. and show
that the financial condition of the
farmers enabled them to hold over
more grain and other products than
ever before.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
JOINING PRICES.

Canned coOds-Apples' sdls' = :
beans. siTi5O. Corn-Fancy Maine.
81 10; standard, S5c Table beets. 81 %
G1.4O. Peas-Fancy, early June. 8 20
-sockeyc, tall. $3.50; nat. 50; Alas
Ia reds. $40 Alaska pinks. 81 . To-
matoes. IS n soc; succotash' Via l.lo
per doz
sl425Q7 delivered.
Fced-Bran, 500; fine middliHgs. see.
coarse mlddlings So ,csrachea corn;
SIS, coarse corn meal $50; corn ana
FIour--Michigan. patents, In wood.
best s5s..: ordioary patents nsr s1 sbi
Rye -four, SAP per Dbl ,ouao lin.
seed. sSc. Diamond headlight Kerosene,
0Isc. Perfection. loo. Eocene. lie;
crown gasoline. l3c per gal. turpen-
tine. in barrel lots COO per sal. ,..
rork S25: medium. clear. s25. smoked
hams. l1c; dry sailed briskets, Lee
shoulders. l4c; picnic hams, l5c, bacon
l9d zoe; lard. In tierces, lac; kettle rem
Surar-Retai price list for Detroit,
Delray. Crosse Pointe, Highland Park.
North Detroit and Riyer kou Ht,, sryys:
CUBES. sS.s5. xxx powdered s6.O@
standard powdered. Sc. graduated. eN-
ira coarse, 500, granuiated' hne, IN
$3.50, graduated. Glib cartons. sou,
graduated. 5-lb cartons, 50 50. granu-
lated, l0-ib cartons, s6.15. granuIated.
confectioners A, IS So; No. /. $3.50; No.
g. ssi5; 40. 8, $40; No. :. s5.Ss; No.
s. $3.50; No .. s5.25: No. 10. s.. 20. NJ.
H. 10 ~ H. ss go No s is ;5SS o. Mich
graduated. IS 80
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
BosTov COPPER LETTER.

Reported Tor The Times bI carson,
Craig y Co. April %. Early London
cables quote metal market up = od
and steady. Boston copper market NciN
dull and easier. but II held NJ well IN
face " weak New York stock market
this morning. North Butte opened
strong but sold or early in the day
about 81 per share The late news on
North Butte is more bullish.
Al the annual meeting or the Elm
River Copper Co. IN Jersey CIT, yes
terday directors We're reelected
stockholders authorized the directors
10 sell the property 10 a new company
10 be organized under Michigan laws.
Reported for The Times BY Hayden.
stone x co, April - topper-On I'm
tied trading the market IS weaker.
The active issues have been Lake nj
North Butte which are points love T.
= A. is one point lower The oa q
ance Of the list. while exhibiting "A
much weaker tone, only shows frae-
tional losses. Other departments 81 tue
market are featureless with prices gem
orally lower.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

reported for The Times ~ Carson.
Craig K CO. April %. Stocks-Whilc
trading WIS only moderately active in
thls mornings stock market. prices
81 gged throughout the entire list
showing losses at one time or itolu
one TO two points. the latter In steel
common. which was heavily sold ~
prominent brokers \ large New York
dry goods house reported a. being IN
trouble and fears that the general trade
situation was not promising We're
largely responsible for the decline.
There was slight fractional recovery
around the noon hour. with the market
duII and inactive.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
TO HAVE sANITAalum-

ANN ARBOR. Mich. April 22.-Ar
rangements have been completed 10.
the establishment OF a tuberculosis.
sanltarium In this city. Dr. Victor G.
Vaughan. dean OF the medical depart
ment OF the u. OF NJ. who cecensl,
purchased II acres OF land on The hill
crest just north OF the old boulevard
for residence purposes. has leased tn.
north half OF the tract 20 the AM
Arbor Anti-Tuberculosis society for 4
term II Eve years. and he society
Nill begin the immediate erection o
opcu air shscks for the accommoda
ton OF patients.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
Apple.-Fancy. s3as.75; common, 5,

AppIes-Fancy. s3Qs75: common. s.
IS per Dbl; western box apples. s21'
q so per box
Bnnanas--Good shipping stock. $3.50
az so. according to quality.
nenns-Dried Lima, ise per 10.
Cclery--California. sac i.25 per crate:
Florida. 81 1892 per crate
CauIinowrr-Califor s275QS per
doz s3.50di per crate.
Cabbage--old. S5c per nu; new, 81 50
Chee>~-Michlgan fiat. late made, Is
q l5igc; fall made. La Use; YORK state.
lsV a0c: Limburger, Wisconsin. l79 lsc.
brick, 11Mlfisc; Schweitzer. domestic
block. 2le, domestic loaf. csc: import
Cranberriss-ss5Oa per Dbl.
Dntes-rersian. aq6c 10: Fards. 80
Dressed Caive~-Choice. lO@ilc ID;
Fis.-Imported. new. liGi4c per ID:
California, Soc per box;
Einnan lIaddie--sla lfloc per ID.
Fresh Neutrality-suspicious. hot
house, s125 q l. 80 per doZ, lettuce. hot !.
house. 100 Ice 10; head lettuce. 81 80 70
ffatItper-t 4dtofes sa, ~
per: parsley. 25c per doz; green beans.
81 per hamper; green peppers, eue
basket rutabagas. $o@ 4oc bu; flor,
crate. 5Jc per basket. water cress.
l5u.5c bu. turnips. soc bui oeets, ooc
bu. carrots. soc doz; piepiant,. 49e per
r p.
bbl asparagus. 81 IS per doz. Call
fornia. Csc per bunch green peas, $500
Grape Erui,-s4 $3.50 per case
Hay-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baled hay IN car
lots 4 g b Detroit no ! ti =, % x
Clover. mixed. Sl6aiS56; rye straw,
s. 5o0 s: wheat and oat straw. SO 30 y
( Loose hay f,o mfarmers wagons
/ on the city markets ranged from slO
q 20. to quality.
s So Sc: No No. kills Ei! cS Sqrsa 10 s
ssresn. e: 70 |. Milan, cured. 3:
Eieen ltc per ~ T9 hides desc he S, 2n
No-l. s3-50.z No 2. $3.50; sheep skins.
as 10 wool. 5Ocgs2
Ioney-tancy white. lGg lie. ex-
icmons-Calforaia s4g4.5o box
Limes-sl 4l.25 per 100.
Nushroons-45 q 30c per ID
Nu,s-Walnuts. LA &c; almonds -
q loo; pecans. ia SC. hlberts, q &c.
Brazlls sal0c; mixed nuts Il n &c pc.
10. hickory nuts shellbarks. 81 ESQ 90.
Bermudas. $40 per crate. spa nlsh.
$40 per crate. Bermudas. 81 per
crate.
Orang navels, s2750
30 per crate.
Oyster.-solid packed. standards
81 rs; selects 81 per gal. standards. IN
small cans. Csc. large cans. csc. Sc
I lects. small. CSC large. 35c can.
Pineapples-Florida $500 ESQ per
doz. = q . per crate.
/ PopcOrn-Ears. 2Q2Lc per 10.
Potatoes-Car lots. bulk. 20c; bags
? q 25c bu: new Bermudas. s290g ) PEI
, bu. $50 per Dbl.
PouItry-Springs. 1141Sc. hens. lsc,
ducks. l6alIc; geese. l34 lic tur-
keys, IL II lSc per 10.
strawberrics-34- pint cases, $22o
24-quart cases $500.
sweet Potutoes-J erseys. Kiln dried.
s. per hamper; Illinois, 81 per bu. $2'a
pei Dbl
TaIiow-No. l. sac; No. .. &C per ID.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
CoNvICTS STILL AT LARGE.
Guards From LeaVenworth Continue
Pursuit of'Two Men.

LEAVENWORTH. Kas. April %
Guards from the federal prison here
continued their search for the two con.
vict train robbers who succeeded in
making good their escape Yesterday
when, with three other men, they held
up a switch engine in the prison yards
and compelled the engineer 10 run in
10 the open country. It is now be.
lievcd that the missing convicts are
unarmed. as when two were captured
within a few hours after their escape
and third late yesterday afternoon.
4. It was found that they had only dunn
my reyolvers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
NEW YORK COTTON.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. April 22--Potatoes-
state 81 -. Florida. new. SiffG
Bermuda. new. Sl50a7 Flour-DnlI
lower Pork-Quiet: mess. s24 "a
.241J I.ard-Middle west. spot. s1aso
ala SuTar--Raw, firm centrifugals
90 test. l.30c, musCoya. DO. 50 tcst
3 SOC, refined firm cut loaf. 5.J5c,
crushed . Sjc; powdered. 90. ETanu-
lated. lie Coffc, Rio 40. : on the
spot sis@S's Tallow-Dull: city
i4c. country. Z !. a 70. Dressed poul
trS Firm quiet turkeys, - a 2ac,
chickens. l56t2ic; fowls. l5T20c. ducks
- n 23c Live pouitry--firm, geese
zoe. ducks, ne, fowls. 20iAc. turkeys
f4Gi2 poe. roosters. old and young i3 =, "a;
sc Cheese full cream. old
specials. - lac, skins. specials. II ~
III Ice. full skins 5d &c.
Goffge options opened unchanged tu
= points lower Butter steady, re-
cetpts S.531. creamery, extra. Sic; stale
dairy tubs 2fN3lc. imitation cream
rrN. nrsts 23ls 70 s1c. Eggs-Weak;
ceipts 1867 nearby white. fancy "a
Ono. nearby mixed, fancy. ga 80 ~,
fresh frsts. 81 70 p ~ e
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
PROTESTS LICENSE RENEWALS.
Port Huron Alderman Doesn't Want
Saloonst To Have II.

PORT HURON. Mich. April %
tSpeclal) AID. VIM Mcdonald today
protested against the granting TO Ed.
ward Stringer of a liquor license by
the common council last Monday
night. This comes as a result Of the
wave of protest which has been made
since the council granted Stringer a
red tag. A year ago the council re
fused him one because of the charac
ter OF the place he conducted
McDonald's action comes as a sur
prise. particularly in the fact that he
voted to give Stringer the coveted H.
cense.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
NO HOPE FOR AZ MINERS.
Rescuers Fail TO Reach Workmen
Trapped BY Explosion.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. April EFT
is practically certain that none Of the
victims OF the Mulga mine accident
has survived According 10 official
statements there are II white men
and 80 Negroes in the mine Unoffici-
tally, the explosion is said u have
been caused BY a windy shot" Fire
damp prevented the rescuing party
gong into the mine.
TweutysiX bodies have been recov-
cred so far from the mine.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

nETEOIT- AlrW 80 0sIoM NO!IpVI
sharr sales OF April Fl. turnlshed %
Hayden stone * Co: y G. T.. $50,
All. 30 Am Zine $3.50; Anc.. 30; Arc
sc. \. q. f,l75. SOS. & Corb. 40: Butte
Al5. b n r., 100. & * ~, 90. {. IL
FIR. 800. Ga 100. CIR. 40, q. c.. lSS
Hanc So, Hely. 10. Ind sA0' ROY
ITO. Kerr l., 50; Lake, 1850; Las. -
Nip. $40. y T.. 3.573. y l.. 1875 OJib.
10. o. -. as: Csc zoo; Par. 80, Qai
81, Ray. 500; ;. Re. -; SUP Cop; ~ lSg
70 Refinlng. 255 DO pfd 59S Apex. 30
u cons. lis 1t. Top 30. Wet. -
Win. So Wolv. ;. Wyan., 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
KALAMAZOO EDITOR QUITS.

KALAMAZOO. Mich, April IL
Henry Ii. Briggs. editor and part
owner of the Evening Telegraph, an
nounces his retirement from tha'
Eaper. He will 20 10 Europe IN May
u represent syndicate of American
paners. His ST 1ck has been purchased
by V. l.. Palmer. Harlan l.. Babcocr
formerly of the Kalamazoo Gazet'e
and more recently Of Spokane, Wash
will become managing editor cf the
TELEGRAPH
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
MARINE
FOG DELAYS STEAMER.
ST. lcnaee Lies at Anchor al Lime
Kiln Crossing Several Hours.

Due 10 arrive in Detroit at $50
o'clock Friday Wornipg, the ID. a C..
steamer City OF 81. lgnaee. from Cleve
land slipped into her dock at 10. 30
O'Clock after slow. careful passage
through the almost impenetrable ics
that hung over the lakes Thursday
night and Friday morning
For several hours the ST. lgnace lay
at anchor near the Lime Kiln cross
ing, as the fog was too dense TO
chance passage of the Lime Kilns
AS soon as the fog lifted. she iiu-
ished her trip in speedy fashion.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
VESSEL PASS AGES,
nefrnif

DETROIT April 22.-Up r. Car
YER Thursday noon. Paliki 1915 y. IN /;
Alex. Thompson. l. SO: r Holland EN-
lie. india ana barge. 1870. Sacnem.
owen. 2.t0; Pope. : carter tsmall. ..
Uganda. $50, James Corrigan Yale,
$40.
Packer. JcN and barge 1890 a. IN
Huron CITY Strathconna IL. Choctaw.
! 30. Harlow. ll;45.
Down. kopp. noon, Leland. Mel
bourne. Nell Donaldson. 30 y. m.
Thursday; England. $40, Gratwick. g.
Clement. Millinokett. Muncy. go; Fay
cite Brown. Kongo Phipps, $50.
OH. 11t15 a. m
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
New Sales Company Formed.

The Radle-Clark Sales Co. formed
To handle the output of the Clark
Power Wagon Co. OF Lansing. fled
articles Of association. Friday. The
company is capitalized at 100000 of
which $4,000 has been paid in cash.
and the balance is represented by a
contract The shareholders are Il 4
Radle. II ", Gill, Ashley Pond. Jr
and G. ID Wright
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
fhc 500.


SAULT STE MARIE. Mich. April 80
Up. south shore. Endreas. 1870 r. m.
Thursday. Walter Scranton, = Roo
bins. $50, Sonora. Normania. so. Ha-
monte Midland King. 7:30
Adriattc, Constitution. Sultaua. p.
m. Thursday Noll. Kensingtou 30 a.
shaw 8 Dinkey. Ionic. $ Northern
King. Stradaconna, 80; Wupen. BAL
ton. noon.
Down. George Emerson. Aspen. Ga
zsile charles Weston 2 n mn THURS
day: u ! Morrell. 80. Thomas Adams
and Christopher. Gao, Dundee. John }
BaTlum so
Gilbert. George Peavey. 10 y. m
Thursday. Fairbairn. Neehing mid
night. Harvard Turret chief. q. ia,
TGrret court Verona. .. Leonard Ham
ma. Pontiac. :, Huronic. 9. Delaware.
John Mitchell. 1870, Linn, Hayward,
! y m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
MAsoNs OPEN NEW HOME
Ypsilanti Temple Is One OF Hsndson
est in the State

YPSILANTl. Mica. April "A large
and representative gathering attended
the formal opening OF the new $4,000
home of the local Masons and the
Women's auxiliary, Eastern Star. last
night Members OF Masonic and East.
err Star lodges from nearly every ci,y
OF Importance In the state ATTENDED
the exercises.
The home is one OF the handsomest
IN the state
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
PRODUCE.

The feature OF the produce market
was the practical passing OF the special
demand FOR poultry on account OF the
Jewish holiday. This has caused 4
heavy demand for poultry the past
week. and in tive absence OF fresh re-
ceipts, has driven many buyers 10 the
use OF frozen stock shippers have APP
parently held back their stocks for the
last OF the special demand. but IL 50
they have held them too long. for the
demand Is so near over that the mar
-ket-waS- decidedly easier today, The
egg market was advanced a half-cent
in spite or large receipts. Provisions
were sharply lower There Is a good
trade in fresh vegetables. and the de
mand for straw berries is growing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
Fog Holds Up Navigation.

The dense fog which settlea over
Detroit and vicinity Thursday night
seriously interfered with navigation
on the river and neighboring lakes
Several vessels were forced TO tie ~.
their commandesS being unwilling 10
take chances. sle fog came almost
ithout warning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
COPPER uAUI,ET-,Iosc

Bos. Ely. i5.lsi nutto Citn, = Cait
3-. g. * A. tl g. Is ~ zoo. pliU1
49,. Cop iiange Ggia paly W -.
w.. CRANKY. go. GirouN. - Gold cons.
81. q can 81. iIuur.. 20. Ilelv. 3t..
.t. tusuIta ,a. Isle Roy. IGts
Kerr l. So, Ia Rose go, Lake. s5 b
tss d.. Mfpmi. - fs Nct CONS 2Iti
New. Utah. -. y. Butte, St5s y. Lake
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
Proposed to extend Fire Limits,

4 plan extending the fire limits OF
the city considerably was up for con
sideratiOn before the fire protection
committee OF the common council Fri
day morning II il probable that fur
Their meetings will be held before a
report is made.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
lTET0ns Hrrh,,r nTr uTnTTrvr- ON -trr-..,f-

vTsT0ns higher all aTJuuu ONT f1r-turr--r-
run Of hogs. NY
NoOn-Wheat SCARED gaining tioif
r. ale all around. Corn sharply hisntf
IN sympathy. oats unchanged To =
up.
Close-Wheat and corn closed strong
all around oats CLOSED at the opening
figures. except september which ended
!. e. MP.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22

In a recent railroad accident in New
Jersey. in which a steel passenger ear
was turned over on its side and badly
damaged. none OF the nine tungsten
lamps whtch IT cUutairrd WIS Ia
jured.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
WAGE souabble stiII Unsettles

Another wage conference between
International President Mahon. of the
street car mems union. and the officials
of the D. t. r. was held Friday, and
.still another is scheduled for Satur
day No agreement has yet been
reached, IL is announced.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
SALOONS TO CLOSE EARLY

LANSING. Mich April 22.-(Spe-
cial. Fearing rough houses" the
saloon men OF Lansing have decided
10 close their thirst emporiums AT q
O'Clock the evening before May l..
when lngham county becomes dry.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
MISSING MAN is FOUND.

LANSING. Mich, April 22-tSpe-
ciaD--A telegram from the mother OF
John Maha, the jewelry clerk, VINO
recently disappeared. states he has
been located The mother lives IN
Philadelphia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
Coal For Steamers Advances.

CLEVELAND. April 22-Coal for
steamers is up ten cents ton
Quotations are S226 per TON for 81
coal from loading machines. and 270
from fuel lighters.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
ono NGO pROnICE.

CHICAGO. April % -->Butter-C Cream
cry. extras. Sic. nrsts. 800, dairy, eN-
trns 2Gc..t arsts, &c. Eggs Primo
rrste 221ac. Hrsts. 204c Cheese
twins. 10 a. ala. young Americas. n
.Ff1If.c Live poultry Turkeys. 100
fowls. 1SNlSiac. ducks. l6is al7iaS
geese. f2M l3c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22

OF 1000. 100000 letters written IN
the world at large every year S.00C.
0C0. 900 are in English. ZOO. 100000 IN
German and 900 900 900 in French.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
Markets and Finance

rs, Ohio Cop. 3 ZIG. old Dom. IS.
Osc. 1885, par. 10; Raven. So. shan.
BIOS l2hs Trim. ca Utah Cons. -.
smelling, 43l. do pfd isis, Woly,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Bnttcr - Creameries. extras. sic;
hrets 3Oc, dairy butter, 2lc, packing
stock. zoe per Id.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts. cases
tic Guided. 200 per doz Receipts on
Friday 2.077 cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. April 22.-Close: There
| are two sides 10 the wheat market 20
ali appearances, and each side has its
| advocates who feel very certain that
! their position is correct. Bulls tell Il
great deal about the abandoned acreag
I in Kansas and Nebrask a. ana TaVagv-
/ OF the ny and bug In southern Illinois
Wheat fields. green few days ago.
are turning yellow. and the selling Df
Gus. ON the other hand, there are
many bears who think short whe at
crop In the winter wheat states aas
/ been discounted. They see nothing but
/ Improvement for the future. and with
the help OF big spring crop, mIcn
lower prices IL IL figured that the
bearish than IL was owing to the shorts
! having covered and many weak bulls
icing on the long side. The wheat
market was strong during the greater
part of the day. and closed steady al
an advance OF 1c in cash and May ,,
in July ana &c in september The
Wheat quOtatiOns--Cash No. rod,
SIOs, May wheat opened without
..henge at SO, a. and advanced 65i1 70
vcnced 10 $l03 and closed at log 4.
- ptember opened at s o.. advanced to
81 0eE. and closed at 81 O2ig No.
coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
No O. 5gthc. No yellow, cars at soc.
'9 Gs1ssI = Idai 4iici No. 3 white.
cars ~ 43i.
Rye-Cash No l. soc
Beans--Cash. s2.O3 May, s2.05.
CloVerseed Prime spot. - bags AZ
s., October. 100 bags Al $3.50, sample.
u bags at SOS. . az 50 %, priin. al
sike. 81 sample alsike. bags at $50,
4 at S5.T5.
Timothy seed-PIime spot 90 bags AZ
tlS5. choice. 81.
day included 223i bbls OF Hour. cars
OF corn and . OF oats Withdrawals
", re- i1.fT2 bu 81 corn. stocks are o9h,-
s34 bU OF wheat, fG2.l2y bu or corn,
aCS5s bu Of oats $40 bu OF barley. and
Argentine wheat visible supply. p
5GC GOO ia. week ago 2.j50.0O0 bu; year
ago. 10000 bu.
ENpnrts OF wheat from Argentina
this week 6SS. 600 bu. week ago, =
l52oO0 bus year ago. 2.936,0OO hu
W heat receipts FRIDAY. pulutn. -
apolis. Tie ears, against - year aGo'
Chicago. ~ cars. against 4. ~. LOUIS,
j 600 bu. against 1000 bu. Kansas CITY.
q 600 hu. against 24O 600 bu
Wheat iu Liverpool closed = u al
lower. and corn "a q higher
Eeccipts Of wheat at primary points
Friday. POI 600 bu. year ago. 26N 600 bu
Exports 81 wheat and hour Friday
6f,ooO bu
TOLEDO. .. Aprii - ..Wh"at--Ca..n
and May s1oS. July. sl93i@ sept,
.sfo-tg Corn-Cash. - 4ci May. - -,
IulV 81 7.c sept 64c pats--tash, ftc,
May frase. July. i3isc Sept. 3oe.
t.Ne-No. .. zoe, No. 3. &C. 'loN"rs"rl
Cash sos, April. 81 So: oct. and
Timothy. s.I@.- Bvfttcr. eisss--s(pd hay
unchanged.
CHiC AGO GRAM.
t.IITfrAEt AprN Wheat opefted