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The Detroit times., 1910-04-30
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DETROIT. April so.-Up. Georvs
Peavey, Friday noon. Utica, 9 u m
]. Scott, 1916. Paris. $50: NJ r GHrs ni
b.le; Haddington. s.
i2sis m: Adams e 'iIggey ne Huron pr
$50. Nye. 5s15. ". r. Wallace 60
LA, Sis; Ellwood $40. q y Gra.r
ana barges, s:l5. Hemlock. IL
Down: Caledonia 1910 10 m Fri.
nay; Niko. Peterson Tilden 910 Irr-
yuois. 2 Superior. Z 20. Mount Steuh.,
30; Schiller. $50; Peter White. :. 40
Livingstone (old), s.30 Friday ,fst,
Morley. Robt Mills. I0.30. CIe1en, ~
Jay Morse, Dalton, Boyce 1910 "a n,
Nornanta. l'20. Pellatt. $40. Hil
Nasaba. Buffalo, $50. Donaldson $40
Alex. Thompson. g.l5: Chemupg Ia an
minneapolis, Burlington IL
The 500
SAULT STE MARIE. Mich Anrp ,,
up: y. y. Miller Mckinney I ac -
m. Friday, Baker. $50. CarLray o.
anica, Pennington, g.
Selwyn Eddy. VIM Rogers 10 u ~,
Friday. Carnegie. STAFFORD. McWuiia,ne
u.idntght, stanton, Nelson a IN
John MITCHELL, Wtlkamson, 3 Marina
Dufston, Earring, Wasaga. $40.
Ericsson TO-. 1880. Maunaioa. Marsa' a
Down: Poe. Holland. Exile. a D. m
friday. Fairmount. Superior city. =
Athabasca MolL y. M. Friday. s)s
Ter. Ia, Caldera, ! a m. Flagg Wa
rIner. q Henelhnger. Panay I'm
Ierial and oil barge. Queen city o.
Pollock Fryer 81 Kaminfsfiauta Sic
mems. $3.50: Henry Rogers. Crsrar
~ w
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.tttt.Iu GRAN LETTER.

Reported for The Times D.! arson
Crafl n CO. April 80. chicago
Wheat market to some extent has been
a rppctftiou 81 yesterday, showing
weakness early. after which. the mar
ket turned strong and ruled 80 throu- To-
out the day. closing within three
Ii ipLth- OF the high level. The eUly
weakness was t"c result ~ scat ter"i
showers reported from Nebraska. "dt
tie selling mON eme1t quickly spent It's
force amt prices responded Qule .
ri err, wee further claims todp! %
HssSinu NF iu Illinois and Mtssouti.
but the aI-imPOrtant item 81 news was
the Nebraska claim ~ fhrtHcr dctt'pr-
alton a. H result of the continues
eroi.th The news from a cash point
oil view vas about av beartsh a. was
the Nebraska crop news hulush. J. rom
am genterS. NOT eNr'pftug Parttc cutst
pofuts q SLOW and dragging cash hltGd-
lion was rtport.d Offers here OF r'd
wheat al low nric's have hrough t no
response Win1IueE Tor The week tt-
e..tVed almost 1000 cars against OBJ e.
year ago. car eN pert now travelling ln
Nebraska. states thai rain u.s. badlt
needed and ass prse louslN stated, We
fec Tire market. tor tie time hctnE. -
oL debatHhle gruuu J. ard ls l,k"lA go
Hitrf1fn. nervous The frenu ~
prices will Ip .aH probability. depend
nt. the character ~ rroP rrpo'ts
Cpru-CoFu has ranged >lttSher, tnilu-
entrd largely bN the strength In wheat
although the iIgh reD eipts and tuN
prospects ~ "a smaller run FOR some
tire helped aiuug thr adv aucr. Ihcfe
N,aa furt liquidation 90 May hi-
as WAS fut rusc fur some ddNS past
elevator and ,tash interests Were tile
uftustbqI bllrar~ There was never
e.. loss "a further " idrpiug ot the May
Juty spread cash sales amounted To q
fttte over 100 tou bu. w" don see
ANYTHING hulltsh ia the situation. ana
barring accidents later to the growins
d, tom. believe July aud september CON
yam be sold on the balges
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Apple.-Fancy. s4m45o. common 81

Appies-Fancy s4m45o. common. s?
/ 70 per bhl western box apples va
a 80 per box
Hananns-Good shipping stock. $3.50
a $50. according to quality.
Bcans-pried Lima. ~ per 10
Celery-California si.5OIS per crate.
Florida. s2..5 II $50 per crate.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s. 75g3 per
doz.. s3.5oN+ per crate.
Cabbase-old $3.50 per Dbl. new.
$3.50 per crate
Che-sc--Mcl igan fat. late. made Is
q l5i2c; fan made. la sc, York stat 2.
10 M20C; I.imburger Wisconsin, Il u les'
brick. ia l71sc. Schweitzer. domestic
block. gle. domestic loaf. &c. import
Gran b~rrir~--s5 80 G6 per bill
Dntes-Persian, u o. ID Fards. ga
siec per H.
Dressed CaIvrs-Choice. II all .c-it,
con mon. 90 Toe per H.
Ti9~-Importcd. new. / Il lac per 10;
California. sac per box.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumhers hot
honse 80 ~ per doz lettucf' no n
a , per hamper radishcs. goa 25c per
doZ. wax beans. $3.50 per hamper
parsley :5c per doz; green beans; sS
per hamper. green peppers. Goo basket {.
utahagas. goa Toe per bu, Florida To-
natocs. s2.50 per 6-basket crate. soc
or basket. water crcss. l5N zoe IN J.
turnips. soc bu. beets, soc bu. carrots,
SOC doz. pieplant, - q soc doz. spinach,
1iFt zoe per bu s2.25 per hbl aspara-
gus. 81 - per doz: california Sdc per
bunch: green peas. SEA 20 per bu'
young onions lo@ % doz.
Grape Fruit--si a 40 per case.
Iia,-Detroit dealers are paying the
followins prices Tor halsd nay ln a.
lots. E @ b Detroit No. J timot ny
sl7M so. No. . timothy sl6d Is 80 f,
clover. mixed. s1G0 1850 rye straw
sIjo0S: wheat and oat straw 81 10I
:. Loose hay from farmers wagons
on the city markets ranged from SIS
n 20. rs TO quality.
Hides - 'ured No ! lie; green,
40. l. Sc: 10 bulls. cured; 'Icc:
green. loo 30 :. Murain cured. Sc
green. Sc. No ! calf cured. &c; green:
calf 1iac or No. l. horse hides. No. l.
s. 30: No ., :. 80. sheep skins. as to
wool 50c6si5o
Hon-y--Fsnry white. l6Tl7c. am
Der t9m1ic. extracted. "a Sc per lh
Iemons-California. 81 25H 90 bon
I.ime--sl q 12j rcr 100.
Mu>hroom---i5 a SOC per 10
Nuts-Walnufs n 1sc. almonds -
n So pecanS ia 15c. dlb'rts ! n i2c;
Brezils "a Toe. MIXED nuts l2I l4c per
10. hickory nuts. shellharks 81. - u l.'o,
Rcrmudas se25 per crate. Texas Der.
mudas. s2m22S per crate
Oranges California navels, s2.15p
2 - per crate.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s. OOa25o per
doZ S4n . per crate.
Popc"rn-F:ers. 2n2i@c per 10
22lr2Sc TN: new Bermudas. 81 9o0 per
bn. * 80 per bh new southern. 81 %
per tu. So per Nbl
rouitr,-springs 17alSc hens. lsc:
ducks. $50 lie geese lSa lac; tur'
kcvs, l. n lsc per 10 a,
straw bcrri-s-2i quart cases. 81 "a
pint cases. se.io
sweet Potato.S-Jersevs kiln dried
81 PEI hamper Illinois 81 per ou' s2.''
Tallom-No. &c No 2 &c per 10
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Earl Shook ArraiQned.

Earl Shook. arrested in the Hotel
Ste Claire early Friday morning
while clad in the uniform OF Sergt
Means. Of Fort Wayne. was arraignet
before United States Commissioned
Finney, Saturday morning. He stood
mute and was bound over to the grand
jury in S5OC bail which he was not i'm
mediately able TO furnish. The charge
is that of having government property
( in his possession unlaYfully. Shooh
claims that he met "A private from FoiI
Wayne had some drinks with him and
was induced TO don the sergeant !
clothes The accused is a Pontiac ma
chinist
The Detroit times., 1910-04-30
>Ew YORK; STOCK MARKET.

Rrp0rtoh fof Inc TImos hy GIBSON.
craig * CO. Ford building, April 80;
The market opened THIS morning AT
small recession from yessrday =
der heavy liquidation. Union Pacific
and steel closed very weak. all yes
'crdays gains being lost copper was
parttcularIy weak Failure Is raise the
y n W dividend. which month or so
ago was fully expected caused the be
lief that There would be no change IN
the PENN. dividend The rallies which
have occurred in the market during
the past few days have been mostly
by covering shorts and good buying
hy large financial Interests.
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TAX RATE CLOSE
TO 1908 FIGURE
Won't Be Higher Than $3.50 and
May Be Somewhat Under This
Estimators Practically Through.

Saturday evening the board OF est
mates meets in final session To adopt
the budget for 1910 What the tax
tate will be depends not on the esti-
majors but on the board OF review,
which will continue its work IN liking
the assessment rolls all next week.
Assuming that The assessed valuation
viii 80 TO S370.000,000 the tax rate
viii not be more than $3.50.
AS matter OF fact, the total assess.
ment Is now likely TO mount several
millions over the figure named, ana
the taS rate TO come down 10 figure
approximatiug that OF last year, Sls.OI.
As finished by the estimatorS, the
portion OF the budget 10 be spread on
the lax roll amounts TO s6.S05,477
Friday evenings session lasted until
almost midnight and was marked oy
numerous debates aud constant janG
ling over items. After the last report
had been considered, there was d move
To open up" the budget, and num-
Der OF things were reinstated which
had previously been cut out. The
three things which Mayor Breitmeyer
requested be reinserted 81 .0O0 Tor
the city plan and Improvement com.
mission. the $1,000 salary for a chic
building inspector and $500 for COM
riling the history OF the city-were
all turned down.
The board OF education fund was
brought up first and provoked series
of contests. Three items which the
committee had cut out-S25.000 to com
plete the Cass high school. 5000 10
complete the Clippert school and 81 .4nU
for new heating arrangements in the
Office building-were relnstated. Scy-
eral other attempts were made TO re-
ilstate items but they failed. Accu-
sations OF vote-trading were voiced
anent these items.
The general road fund went Through
without single change in the com.
mittee's report. Up TO last year this
report was dreaded as a source OF
wTangles and was usually adopted UNI
Re ad. Some attempts were made ~
oppose the committees recommends
tons, Friday evening, an especially
hard fight being made for the paving
OF Orleans-st.. south of Gratiot-aye.,
but all these attempts were defeated.
For the first time In the history OF me
board of estimates, the funds for
cleaning streets and alleys were al
lowed just as they came from the
council.
A successful fight was made 10 III
crease the number OF new electric
lights for the coming year from l5o
To 300 Failure attended efforts TO
get extra lights for Woodward-ave. \
fight was made against the item OF
s240 900 for sites for Carnegie libraries
but this was abortive.
There was also an attempt made 10
allow Police Commissioner Croul -
new policemen, instead of IS, and this
lost only bv the close vote OF 10 TO.
i. supplemental estimate was put
increasing the pay OF election
10 Sl2 for the fall primary
and fall election.
M
The Detroit times., 1910-04-30
DIED.

an-st Peter. aged SO years. be,otcd
husband OF Bcrtha Bebo. FdneraI
Monday at 2.30 D. m. from house.
Norbert darling son OF Mr. AMI
Mrs Peter Bodcn tnee kalsol. ami
brother OF Margaret. Phillip and
Charles Bodsn. aged years 10
months Funeral from parents rest
dence, 29l Dubois-st.. Monday. May ;.
at S.i5. and To 81 Josephs church
at $50.
BREMNER-AEril 20 George Carlton
Geist chapel. 80 Randoiph-st.. Mon.
day at y m.
GRAHAM-Aprl 2s. 1910. at the rest
dence % her sister. Mrs. Julia Sp:i-
lane 222 Eighteenth-st.. Abbigai
Myrtle Wreath hive. l.. -. r. NJ VI
Funeral from residence Monday Mo-
tice OF time later.
KRERS-April 20. Christian. beloved
husband 81 Emma krebs. and father
Of Charles. Herbert and Lydia. aged
10 years Funeral from residcn
9oi Jos. Campau. Monday, at gao.
standard
LUCK--April o.. 1910 william b. aged
! years beloved son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Fruce h. Luck. Funeral from real
Hobson-ave.. Monday. May >. at a
m. and To st. Aloysius church at $50
interment at Mt Olivct.
LCDERMANN---At her home. 40 James
ave" hlN'i hpuk's NbIll 80 mary,
beloved wife Of Charles I.udermann
beloved mother OF Lola. Cora and al
fred. Funeral services at above resi-
dence. Monday afternoon May =. at
2.30. standard. lnter'1ent at Wood.
mere.
MCLONEY-Apru 20. 1910. at residence.
349 Abbott-st.. Ellen, widow OF
James /. Mooney. and mother OF
James f.. and Patrick Moloney, OF
cheboygan. John f. and David Al
Moloney. Of Sault ste Marie. ana
William T.. and Mary Moloney. Mrs
Ellen Schamandan. Mrs. Dennis Len
chan and Mrs. Bridget Ellair. OF De-
troit. Burial at cheboygan. Mich
Monday morning Burial private
Cheboygan and Sault Ste Marie
Mich. papers please copy
The Detroit times., 1910-04-30
JoBHI>G PRICES.

Canned Good~-Apples gals. s2.75
baked means. In. 20 a eoc. Lima beans
standard. SIC Table beets. 8 25@ 40
PcaS-Fancv, early June. ti35 stan
da~ds. 81 soaked 59M zoe salmon
sockeyc tall 81 so: fiat 5? Alaska
matoos IS SOC; succo'ash. slm lilo
Co,c- - Package coffee, IOO-lb. case
s1t25G7. delivered,
Frrd-Prar te6. hne middllngs SEQ
coarse middlinEs. 81. cracked corn
SIS coarse com meal. f25. corn and
oats chor, SO per ton
best sj.g5 ordinary .natents. s5.55,
straight. fj.15 ciear. $500 per btu.
Rye nour. S43i per BIB.
seed SO. Diamond headlight Kerosene
9isc. Perfection l0c5 Eocsne. l2c
crown gasoline. i3c per gal tprpen
tine in barrel lots. G6isc per cal
PROV isinuS-N"ss pork s2b.5u Z ~
ilN $.tI2S, medium clcar. So Iof'
$50. smoked hams 11ml5i.c. Try
sailed bris'tets l5C, shoulders g., pic
ME hams l2Lc. bacon. l9U 2oc. iur'.
ir tierccs. 10. kettle rendered. 10
snxar-RetaH price list FOR Detroit
DetrI- Crosse Potato lFighland PARK
North Detroit aid River Rouge. Crys-
tai dominoes ?-lh. $50. do a-lh
sStt. eagle tablets. 10 cut loat
s6Go, cubes $3.50: NNXN powdered
81 sxtra course So. granulated fine
IN hulk $3.50. grHnujatrd. 9Th. cartons
$3.50. graduated. 2-ih cartons 81 90.
granuIatcd. s-lb cartons $3.50 grRnu.
lated lO-ih. rarfors s615. granulated
IS III cartons. s5s5 diamond \. s. "a.
confoctioners' \ a 20. No. '. $3.50 No.
. SEQ. so g. sd.55 No. 4 si.5A No
B. tsts. VI $. ste No. SEAS. No.
S53O M .. So No 10. e. 20 No.
il SIS 40. 10 $50: No. ~. sS05.
No - s5o5. No 70. sos. Michigan
Rrnnulateh 500.
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Markets and Finance
BOsrON COPPER SALES.

pt.TkplT April 30 Boston roppy {
sales reported bN carson. craig ~ 90.
April 30 Anal. 4,l+S: Ady. 80, All.
10, Aria Conf lc5. Att. 90; JBut,c
Cltn.. IS: R0s. Cons ~; Cent. 35. &.
y A. 20, cop Range. $50. T. Butte.
se5, ella, s5. /. Roy. SOS. Las. csa.
Lake 2.5l5 Mass. 80. Moh. lsO; New.
cons. S6l; y. Butte. lt1O; old Don't,
Sta. osc., IS, Onto. $50. Quin.. 20. Sua.
Tam, so; Trin., 80. Utah cop. 1000.
Utah Cons, SO, SHELTERS. $50. 90 pad.
10. Wet. 30. Helv.. 10, Kew. l50, "a.
iS5, sup. 4 Bos., Els. chino. l.530. Arc.
100. Ind. AZ. Hay. 10. Ariz. Pc. TOO,
D.-DalA. 100. Hann.. 40. y Lake. ttO.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-30
so BOATS IN BLOCKADE,
American Locks At 500 Will Be
Opened On May 4.

SACLT STE. MARIE. Mich. April
20 Special AS was feared wheu
tie down-bound vessels began to ar.
rive the blockade at the 500 is great
er than ever. Yesterday there was
a fleet OF fifty vessels up-bOuud lying
at anchor below the locks and along
the river front Dotting the upper
river awaiting their turn down there
are forty others loaded To the
great relief OF the marine interests.
however. comes the official announce
ment that the American locks will
open Wednesday May An
The Detroit times., 1910-04-30
NEW YORK nANk SrArEMrxr.

NEW YOKk. April 30.--The Necklv
bank statement as issued by the Asso-
cintrd hanks, shows the following
changes.
Reserve on all deposits. decrease SIS
'.4ss. reserve on deposits Other than
United states. decrease. sS.3250 $50.
loaUs. increase, $3t..A00. specie de-
crease. sls.6.e.S0O. legal tenders. IN
81, ase, 81 $4,000 deposits. decrease.
-, S03. zoo. circulations decrease el44-
iap.. total loans. Sl.2l3. i0i 600. surplus
Of the banks Is s1.l.l.t6O. against TN
ias.4oo last year. and $T2,s0is50 Two
NrArs ago.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-30

test s37i refined. DUN. cut loaf. s5.95;
crushed s5.S5; powdered. S5.25. granu-
spot. s.. mStsc Taliow Dull: city
I%sc. country "a sc Dressed poul-
try--Dul. weak turkeys, ia PC
chickens. l5m2ic. fowls. l5n zoe. Live
try.-Firm. geese. Ice, ducks. lsc
fowls Z0ie u2IC turkeys l4M l5r,
ROSTERS. old and young. 1872 NJ Zoe.
Chresc--Fair demand, fun cream old
specials. lsi2c.
coffee options opcred steady. to
points decline Buttcr--SteadY fair
demand receipts. 616S. creamery cN-
ira. 2al:c, state dairy tubs, 23g 20
Imitation creamery hrsts. % u n - = g
Eggs--Steadv. receipts. 40.20i. nearby
white fancy. 23m 25c nearby mixed
fancy. 22W22isr. fresh hrsts 10 extra.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-30
WILL PLACE BUoYS.
safety Signals to be Installed at Oar
gerous Grubb's Reef.

AMHERSTBERG April S0.-Four
spar buoys and a powerful gas buoy
are TO be placed by the Canadian gov.
Grnment at Grubbs reef. conceded 10
be one OF the most dangerous points
On Lake Erie
q The tug Aldrich left this port yes
ferday with the equipment. The reef
was the scene of the wreck OF the
George Stone last October. when Six
ives were lost
The Detroit times., 1910-04-30
MARINE
L0NGSHOREMEN STRIKE.
Object to importation OF Nor.Union
italian Workmen.

POINT EDWARD. Ont, April 30
Bassett 4 Smith. contractors at the
Northern Navigation Co. dock hero,
nave strike of l25 union longshore-
men On their hands. as the result OF
the importation of 20 Italians from
Toronto. The firm claims 10 have had
trouble getting overtime work done.
which made ii necessary to hire exit 4
help. A hundred more Italians Will
be brought here TO take the places or
the strikers.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-30

TOLEUO NUrlI .-Whea1 = -As0
and May. sl.0Sia July, SI04"s. sept,
$685. Corn--Cash and May. si2c,
July, 631ec; sept. as. g.. oats ASH
and MAY. 43isc. July. a.. sept.
39lsc Gye--No ,. t9c. No. 80 g.
Clovrrseed cash and April $3.50 oct
aud Dee. ss51is March. $685. prime
alsike s., prime timothy SO. But
ter. eggs aud hay nchange
The Detroit times., 1910-04-30
5000 sesmen Get Increase.

y, CLEVELAND. April 30.-The ex.
pected boost OF wages by the Lake
Carriers executive committee, ma.
terialized, yesterday, with an average
raise of from four TO five per cent.
About 5000 men are affected
The Detroit times., 1910-04-30
PRODUCE.

Dressed calves were little easier
this morning Late yesterday There
were some hear! receipts, and while
everybody succeeded IN cleaning up Al
To do SO. and today the edge is of ,hc
demand Poultry also was easy IN
tone Receipts We're quite liberia t3i
Saturday market. ana the stock was
not moving The provision market was
somewhat lower. bat prices IN general.
as well as conditions. were unchansc@.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-30
Steamer cIenmount Released

The steamer Glenmount, which ran
Into the mud bank above the st. Clair
ef1ip canal, Wednesday. was released
by the tug Booth. and passed down
the river, Thursday night She was
only slightly damaged.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-30
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creameries. extras. 29c.
frsts, CSC; dairy butter 2ic. packin :
stock. 20c per 10.
EEgs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. 200 per doz. Receipts on
saturday lG.S cases
The Detroit times., 1910-04-30
CHARLOTTE PIONEER DEAD.

CHARLOTTE, Mich. April GO
Robert Nichols. aged SO. an old
pioneer Of this section and father of
Attorney j c. Nichols and DR.. Robert
Nichols OF Onondaga. is dead.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-30

tras. esc. nrsts. 2tc Eggs-Prime
nrsts ssc, nrsts zoe Checse-Twins.
IA. he, Young Americas, ltn l4lsc.
Live \p0ultry--TuTkeNs. i5ch fowls;
La 0FSe, ducks i6Gl7 igc.A geese. IL
"A lSc
The Detroit times., 1910-04-30
NrM Annl. rnnnLcE-

NEW YORK. NptiH39- Hlour--Quiet
and steady. unchanged Fork Mess,
te4 Lard-pnllg middle west spot
6INf915 sugar Raw easier cen
trifugals. ?e test. 81 20: mocavodo, SO
The Detroit times., 1910-04-30

2io-3is EORD HIOG.. DETROIT.
Stocks Bonds. Grain and Provisions
Uoston stock EHchnnge.
Chicago Donrd Of Trade
Private wires 10 all markets.
Michigan correspondents OF Palna
webbcr q CO.. Boston. and Logna n
Brynu. New York and Chicago.
Stock certificates ds..tcred promptly
Correspondence solicited
The Detroit times., 1910-04-30
BOSTON COPPER LETTERS.

KepOrted Tor The Times by Hayden-
Stone n Co. from Boston April 80
The market opened quietly with
prices unchanged. In sympathy with
the New York market cur market -
showing declining tendency. although
losses are not large. Lake opened a
point lower and - now quoted al - .
a loss or IA. points. Allouoz at ~, II
one point lower. North Butte ~ 80 -
"A large fraction lower. Copper Range.
on small trading. IS one point higher.
and odd lots II Osceoia are sellins at
1916. which is also ] point higher The
general list OF coppcrs Is inactive. but
the undertone j. weak Other depart
ments OF fhc market are recording a
lower range OF prices without special
feature.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-30

JoS Printing Gops eight rme,
itss or City Sss6.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-30
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. April 30-Close. Wheat
prices Tor the present depend lacg' y
on ihe southwestern weather situat iOa.
The crop In Kansas and Nebraska -
suffering because there IS no rain. Il
was said a few days ago that II I.ot
weather comes before rain, the crop
would detcrioratC. and that appears -
be the position now, for the weather
has turned hotter and the fields are
SUI. cry On Friday fresh reports 80
vest that had not previously com
planned The bulls believe In these re-
po'ts and the bears do not. That Is
ia, only difference between them. I'll"
southwest evidently believes IN the oai
position OF the crop, FOR the best deal =
ers there are the best buyers OF whca;.
on Friday the shorts got scare ~
aid lot 81 covering, but on saturday
they were feeling more confident.
The wheat on Saturday opened with
feeling OF weakness and declined early
IT the session about sc. This brought
IN buying movement that TURK Il
weakness into strength. and the close
was a. an advance for the day ol u
t. mher
Wheat quotations No red.
sl0sl. May opened with drop of
verced to .l.5si. July opened al slo5.
declined 10 siO2S and advanced -
81 .04L september opened at sLo2 "a
lost i,c and advanced 10 sl.0Ss- No
coarse grain quotations; Corn---Ca an
No. >. l car at Gle No g. 60lzc: No 3
yellow cars at 81 isc.
Oats-Standard. 44c, No - white.
car al 43i4 e.
Rye-Cash No. /, | car at sic
Beans--1'ash. s. 05. May. s. 10
Clovers.ed--Prim spot. bags at
1915. October. 100 bags at Soc prime
alsike, bags at sos
Timothy seed-Prime spot. 10 bags
at Sl.sj.
Receipts in the Detroit market on
saturday. included as5 hbls Of Hour. o.
cars OF wheat. OF corn. aud IF nats
Withdrawals We're l.1S0 bI OF corn. AMI
wheat 1876. $50 Ia OF corn. 2s.3ll bu OF
oats $40 bu OF barley.
Wfeat receipts saturday II Louis
= 900 bu. against 1900 bu year ago, ,
Kansas city. 5000 bu. against 5000
bu. Duluth. 80 cars. against ;, Mime
aPolis. 800 ears. against 100; Chcago
IL cars against :.
Wheat receipts At primary points
saturday. 80 ZOO bu year ago "a
O00 bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. April 30-Wheat opened
/. % isc OF for new crop months There
sion trade. corn started with Patten
buying everything hr could g-t. oats
opened lower under general selling
rush. but wheeled suddenly and rail-
lied some Prov isions-Trade dun with
prices stead
Wheat and corn closed STRONG and
higher. oats shade under opening
figures
chicago grain quotations by Hayden.
stone X Co. April 30. 1910:
The Detroit times., 1910-04-30

Reported for The Times BY Carson,
craig a Co. April 80. Roston-llold-
ers OF stocks had better make az their
minds 10 stand a LONG continued bear
campaign. The big banking Interest Is
are steadily selling stocks. and IL looks
like 1907 over again. owing 10 the po-
litiCal uncertainty. general business
throughout the country - on tc-
cline and The stock market is discount
Ing on this We advise sales or AL
classes OF stocks. especially the me;nl
stocks and the industriais. The feeble
rallies that We have had this week
have been followed by heavy liQuiua
tion. and the banking Interests and blg
sreculators not only show no dispoSi
ton to support the market but are
getting out OF stocks az fast as pos
zfhIa
The Detroit times., 1910-04-30
enc AGO.
CLEI ELAND.
noIx.r A Hover Live stock Report.

CLENELAND. O. Aprll 3O.-IIogs-
Receipts / ) cars. weak mediums and
workers. Ss.sdQ y95, pigs. 50. -. cal, rs
-ss15 I.ambs-sS.s5.