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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-18
swopE WITNESS STRICKEN.
Trial Of DR.. Hyde. on Murder Charge
Is Postponed

KANSAS CITY, Mo, April 16.-At
.9:15 a. IN. today the physicians de-
cided TO operate on Or. George ivy
man. He will be unable to appear Ia
court as a witness In the trial OF d..
b. Clark Hyde for the alleged murder
OF Col. Thomas H. Swope. .or at least
two weeks, II he RECEIVERS. TIE hear
ing OF the case has been postponed
tin Monday.
Dr. Twyman was expected to testify
az 10 the circumstances in Col. Swope's
sick room. especially as TO the refusal
OF the Swopc nurses TO remain II DR..
HYDE continued to- treat the patient.
He also was expected To- testify as TO
tho other members OF the household
stricken with typhoid fever.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-18
DIED.

COwELI-April -. 1910. at her resi-
dcnce, 92s SiXteCnth-st.. Mary Eliza
beth. beloved wife Of j. q. Cowell.
and mother of James y Cowell and
Mrs. Walter Watson. Notice or fu-
neral later.
HERZ--Aprn Is. at ner home. 30s
Parkview Amelia (nee Repp).
beloved wife OF the late John NJ, and
mother OF Mabel and Edgar Herr.
age ~ years. Notice OF funeral here
after.
MACCHI-Apri l5 1910. at the resi-
dence OF his cousin. Count A. c.. An
tona, 2l5 Alger-ave.. Giuseppe Mac
Chi of Novara, Italy. lnterment at
Galliatc, italy.
RoSTUCHER-April Is, at his home.
@I7 Charlevoi% st. Joseph. beloved
husband OF Louise j.. father of Louis
j. Edgar V Alfred c., walter W.
Leo G. and Raymond A Rostucher.
aged 81 Yeas. Notice OF funeral
later.
ZIEGLER-April 10. 1910, at her resi-
dence 701 CharlevoiX -ave.. Rebecca
Meusur, widow % Charles G. Ziegler
and mother OF Jeanette. Warren and
Mrs F.. Homer McCurdy. Jr Notice
OF funeral later.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-18
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. April 16.-Pork-Quet;
mess $3.50 a 2j.75. Lard-Dull; Md
die west. spot, Sl3. 20M 1850. sugar
IL? ". lower; centrifugals SO test s424:
muscabo SO test. 1914; refined dun. cuj
lear. s5.s5. crushed. s5.s5; powdered.
1925 sranulated, s5:15, Coffee Eio
Quiet: firm. city. Z &c, country, "a u
&c Dressed poultry-Quiet turkey.
t1Gf22c chickens. 15424c. fowls loo
zoe: ducks II a 2Sc Live poultry
Firm: geese. t0c. ducks. l1c. fowls:
2Oisc: turkeys, lft20c. ROSTERS. Did
ami young lea d15c. Cheese-Stcady
full cream. old, specials. IL " Sc.
Coffee options opened unchanged
Butter-Flrn. receipts 4.420, creamery
extra. Sac. state dairy tubs, 70 a Soc
imitation creamery hrsts, 20 y n Z5c
E6<s--Steady receipts, 2S.G3f, nearly
naked fancy 22is M23c, fresh hrsts
u = a 23c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-18
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. April ls.-Close: Cash
wheat is helping To depress the mar
Het Demand for 4 has decreased 70 \
also. AT the same tine receipts ~ =
quite large The southwest had trost
scare on Friday that caused some COY
eting by weak shorts who feared tCt
bulls might take hold ana fofct an az
vance. but nothing OF the klnd was az
tempted and the market on Satur11S
showed early weakness CroP c0Au'
tons are all that cOul dbe ASKED TOT
and there Is nothing IN slght luSt now nov
60 bring about an advance BUS t iee,
rather discouraged and II Is aqlnltltu
that something must happen 10 the "r"
crop before higher prices can DC eA
pCcted. strong parties IN ~ ia ~ ~ ." a.,
still heavily long or SeptenoSr "nSat
ana dealers are wondering what Is 70
be done with ii. The market was duti
and weak on saturday sindI ,e,
came a slump that landed cash wheat
and May lc. July sc; and SeptemoSr
l. under Fridays close. corn WAS
urc hanged and oats lost a q l2c
whe9I ouotations-Cash No. red,
Al oS: NAV opened without change AT
si.O9i., advanced 10 io9ls. anu a e,
81 81. advanced TO sl.041s. and de
ciinrd TO sl091s; September ope.hieoao a a.
slO2s., gained &c; DECLINED 70 si; ~ az
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-,cdss
No 3. 591sc; No. 3 yellow, COZ asked
Oats-Standard, . cars at 4issc; No
white. = Cdls at
Rye-Cash No. J. soc. soo-
Beans-Cash. S2.03; May, s2Vo'
Cloverseed-Prime spot, 40 bass !
81; October. 80 bags at ss;'e: sam Prime
begs at $3.50, az 90, ,S,i q. baPs at
30 at $50 ro tagsat
Timothy seed-Prime spot o. Oass d
sI ~. choice % bags at 81
Receipts in the Detroit markeI S Sar
Of Co corn. : OF oats. and ! OF rye WITH m,
drawals were zoo bbls OF houI' p ii5S ~ a
or corn. 1910 bu OF oats, ana 500 ou
of I'VE Stocks are +47.063 bu OF wheat'
qte S95 bu OF corn. 39,Til bu OF oats
and 451O bu of rye. g. ro,ts
Wheat receipts saturday st. LOUIS,
= q 900 bu. against $4,000 bu year ago,
Kansas city. $4,000 bu, against Sy'VJV
In. Duluth, 60 cars, against =; Mlniac-
apolis las cars, against lou
20 cars, against ~. .hts ,-asl.
Estimated wheat exports TINS Weeh,
II Az 600 bu; week ago, 1O.s9Z,OVV ou'
year ago, 1,04S,0GO bu - - CO..,
Exports OF wheat ana hour on SAT
Wheat receipts at primary points
Saturday $4,000 bu, year ago. ZSI'VVV
bu
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-18
.GUNBOATS TO SAVE
MISSION ARIES
FROM MODS
Chinese of Chang-Sha Revolt
Against Foreigners-Great Con-
Germ Is Felt for 700 Converts
of Wesleyan Mission.
London Newspapers Sound Note Of
Warning on Latest Outbreak
Against Foreign Invasion.

PEKIN, April 16.--One of the Brit
ish gunboats reached Chang Sha TO-
cay, but owing 20 the overwhelming
number OF rebels in the city. the boa5
did not dock. II is believed that its
commander will await the arrival CT
tho three other gunboats that are no"
on their way 10 Chang Sha.
IL is not certain that all of these
boats will be able TO make the trip,
owing to the low stage OF the Shiang'
Kiang.
Rev. Gilbert Warren, Of the Yves.
leyan Mission and superintendent OF
the mission work In the Human
province, remains aboard merchant
ship. He believes that he can do
more in restoring order If near tile
scene OF the trouble than by fleeing
to Hankow. Warren is greatly con-
cerned for the seven hundred con.
verts OF the Wesleyan Mission.
Information from Chang Sha is
meager, owing TO the cutting OF tele-
graph lines. The government today
sent a message TO London that II had
ordered the governor of the Human
province TO do everything possible TO
suppress the uprising.
LONDON, April 16.--London news
papers take an alarming view OF the
anti-foreign uprising at Chang Sha. In
Human province Of China. They fear
SC will prove far more serious than the
last boxer uprising.
The opinions are based or govern
ment advices which indicate, according
10 the press, widespread and increas-
ing hostility toward occidentals
The News says: The trouble is due
10 a recrudescence OF the Nationalist
movement against foreigners who are
generally, and often justly, regarded
as mere concession hunters.
THE anti-foreign movement is no
longer in the hands OF fanatics, but is
directed by a new generation OF
student Chinese. The authorities are
covertly encouraging the movement.
What is happening in Chang Sba Is
only symptom of what is boiling in
the peoples blood throughout the en-.
tire Chinese empire"
Good reasons exist for believing
that the anti.foreign feeling is more
widespread and more acute than al
tue time OF the pOAeT uprising a ue-
cade ago." the Post declares.
No less pessimistic feeling pervades
government circles and preparations
are now under way TO take heroic
steps to protect foreigners in China
and all British interests. should such
be necessary.
The Wesleyan Missionary society
was notified today that It's missionar-
les at Chang Sha have fed 10 Hankow
for safety. No fatalities gre yet re-
ported, though all the property of the
mission. as we'll as that OF the Metho
dist China Inland and Norwegian Mis-
sions has been destroyed.
Mobs are in complete possession OF
the city and the trouble is spreading.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-18
EiqEr Dead; Seven Missing.

ST. ALPHONSE. F. O., April 10
An immense landslide. started by a
tiast of dynamite yesterday, carried
score Of men down the side OF
steep hill and buried the construction
camp OF the Hale Bay railway under
tons OF earth and rock. Up to lat"
nour, the rescue party had taken out
eight dead including Ladislas Gagne,
of st. Joseph, Que, chief engineer n
charge of the work; his assistants,
William O'Brien and Joseph Jennings.
OF Toronto. Ont. and five laborers.
Seven are MISSING.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-18
F. D. TAYLOR CHOSEN.
Reelected President OF Sons Of Ameri.
can Revolution.

Frank n. Taylor. of the Elliott-Tay
lor-Woolfenden Co, was reelected
president of the Michigan Society or
the American Sons Of the Revolution
in the annual meeting in the Pontchar-
train, Friday evening. The other Of
ficers elected are: Vice-president.
Charles Z. Baxter; secretary. William
c. Harris: treasurer, Enoch Smith;
registrar. Raymond +. Van SICKLE;
chaplain, Rev. Lee S. McCollester,
Historian, Clarence NJ. Burton; dele
gate to the national congress TO be-
held at Toledo April 80. Theodore ii.
Eaton tat large) Franklin S. Dewey,
Joseph Greusel. William p. Holiday,
Louis B. King Howard A. Ladue, vii.
liam II. Rose, DR. Frank Ward Hol;
and Charles M. Woodruff.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Fred w. Allison. ~, Pittsburg. Pa;
Alyena q, Diehr, 20, Fremont.
John chipu, 20, Mara Ozga, 10.
OstrynJa. 10.
ollie Isabel. 50; Amala Conway 80
Louis Mesaros, %. Annie Shalicka,
Raymond j. Hamel. %. River Rouge,
EhfE Carroll. 20. same
MaN Aunatring. 20 Mary Fehdt. IL.
Mathew kominch, 90. Euomea, Mach
Gcsek Is.
toselh riksa e5. wyandotte: Kath-
arzyna Nacna Is. same.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-18
NEW YORK HANS STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE weekly
statement OF the associated banks AS
issued today shows The following
changes. -
Reserve on all deposits. increase s4.-
as $50. reserve on deposits other thah
United states increase s4.45O,3OV; loans,
decrease Sl57gj.600. specie. increase
s3q1 400. legal tenders, increase S2tb,-
500. deposits q decrease. Sl5.l0l 400, cir
rulntlon. Increase. $500. Total loans.
81 gg6ISS coo The surplus OF tns
banks Is sll9. 2.2ao against sll''s ~ ,
iast vear aud 500. S66.315 two years
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-18
BIRTHS.

GIRLS
Michael McGough, l04 Fourteenth.
Hymen Slavkin. 3i2 Macomb.
sam Stein. 1872 Napoleon.
Frederick Smith. $40 Greenwood
Robert Coulton, 1907 Eighteenth.
John Dion. 2iS McDougall.
Milton l,ockman. 25s Christiancy.
Frank Schemansky. 514 Illinois.
Joseph Grencz. Cos AleNandrine.
stephen SmOlkowski. 79i Rivard.
David McBain. lsS Milwaukee.
Morris polinsky, 2Ci Watson.
Urban Mclnery, 800 Boulevard.
William Farr. rs Conger.
Anthony Lione. e37 Eliot.
BOYS.
William Calder. 2l6 Harper.
Frederick shepherd, 90 Grummond.
Herbert Williams. 53l Waterloo.
Joseph Jozcfszyk, 55i Garfield.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-18
NEM YnRK sTOCK LETTER.

Reported for TIE Times 10y Carson.
CrGir < Co. April 10 The bank star.
mcnt reflected the early estimates OF
a substantial increase In the Cash
holdings and should have an assuring
effect on the operations for the rise IN
price Despite considerable proht- tak =
ing. the market displayed a firm under
tone and closed acLlNe near tht "ys 80
eopper metal issues was favorable
factor. although IL WAS mostly al the
eNpense OF the short interest but re-
ports Indicate that the consumptlNe m
Guiry has been OF good proportion our
tng the past few days, ana especlatlS
i'm view OF the slight reduction In metal
nrices The success OF the present up
ward movement depends in great part
on the volume of the outside buying
which may be attracted 10y the action
OF the list In this connection, II may
be we'll TO bear in mind that UP 70
this time the inquiry has not oeeh OF
large proportion. and Il therefore would
seem TO be the part OF wisdom 10 az
cept moderate prohts when same az
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-18
MRS. JESSICA MAY TO WE'D
Rumor Is She'll Become Bride II
Jack" Brady.

JdCN o. ANY
Rumor has II that Mrs Jessica Ran
ger May. widow of the late William
Tiffany May, is soon to wed Jack
Brady, prominen; young automobile
dealer. and that the couple will MAKE
their home at Gaulkers point. Mrs.
May having leased the residence oi
Mrs. George Stevens.
Mrs May. who recently sold her
handsome home al Woodward and
Canfield-ayes.. and is busily engaged III
preparing to move 10 the Gaulker's
loint residence. refused 10 affirm or
deny at ;hls time the rumor about her
approaching wedding.
Il couldn't tall. about that matter
at this time SAID Mrs. May. Early
next week. If you will see me, will
tell you all about IL F"
She readily STATED that she had
leased the Stevens nome, and would
occupy il as soon as she could trans
fer her effects
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-18
Ere Makes tionoes sna.,.r

A crowd OF hoboes had their early
morning slumbers disturbed by ire
in a moving van st'Orchard and Third
SITS. at o'clock Saturday morning.
They were all sleeping In the van One
OF the number decided ON an early
morning smoke. The results were dis.
astrous. Everybody escaped without
injury.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-18
Held Up BY Nearo Women.

From the complaint OF Daniel Fer
guson, No. $40 Sixteenth-st., it seems
that Negro women. who have hitherto
confined their hold-up operations to
the downtown streets. are extending
their territory. Ferguson says he IN.
two colored women at Sixteenth 81.
aud Michigan-ave.. Friday night.
When he left them, his roll OF $50
was missing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-18
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.

Cumming 4 stevens Live stock Report
sulFFALo,, April ls,-., speciaih oI
$. IS; good 1900 to I.95O-lb. steers. $40
Qs.i5: best 100 to l.2oO-lb. steers.
900 TO LOO lbs. .ss.50DI; light butch.
ers. s5.7OG G. IS; best rat cows. s5g6,
fair 10 good, s4.25 4i1e: common 10
7'ss; good :at heifers' s5'75GS.25. fair
70 good. s545,75, oest feeding steers
s3;5a G2S; medium 10 good. sI S,i g
ss5ss5 a sss: bologna Bulls Gi s.5oa5 s:
best mixers and springers. s55a65.
common to good. SIS q AZ each. HOGS
Receipts 10 cars firm; heavy sl0a.29'
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts Is cars.
slow; wool lambs. $3.50; clipped. 80 80;
yeariings ssgs.25; wethsrs, 5;5oQ s.
EAST BUFFALO-CIosc.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y, April lG.--
The market closed today with these
changes Cattle-Receipts 80. PRIME.
ceipts 100, steady; common TO choice,
Sc 49.50. sheep and Lambs-Reccipts
800. slow: choice woods. sl0.25 q 10. 90 ,
Gull 10 fair, s9as.55. choice clipped.
1926 q $50; Gull To fair, S7.50WS. year
lings. sSns.50i sheep. s4fIs.j0. Hogs
- Receipts LOO. firm; heavies and
1910, pigs. sl0.S5; rough, 1925 u s.55;
stays. ss49
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. April 16.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 200. steady beVes s. 90 n ). 81 .
Texas. $f.S0m6.35. western. sjU6.S5:
siockers and feeders s3s5n6.G0. COW :
and heifers. s275n525: calves. $40
$50. Hogs-Receipts 10000, 10c low
er. light. $9.60HI0. mixed. $3.50 n 9.95;
heavy, $1,000 9.95. rough. ss60G9.10;
pigs. s9.25NIl0. Sheep and Lambs-Re
ceipts 500, weak; native. Si.5Ou S.3S;
western. S5GS.40, lambs native. s7.75
q $40. western. sSli0
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o.. April i6.-Hogs-
Receipts 500. market Ice lower. medi-
ums, heGVtes. mixed and workers. $40:
pigs and lights. $i0-I5. Cattle-Re-
ceipts > cars, steady. Receipts
u cars, sy.lj top. CalVes-Rece ipts
100 head 50 top.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-18
Declares eookmakIna LEGAL.

OTTAWA. Ont, April IG.-Book
making was last night declared legal
in canada by the house OF commons
In IT'S amended form the -giller bill
prohibits all forms Of gambling con
nected with racing ont declares that
the prohibition does not extend 10 bet.
ting, bookalaking or pool selling On
the tracI OF any Incorporated racing
association.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-18
Qnotatlona ~ Hayden. stone 8 %
CnIcNGn GnAIN LETTER.

vReportcd tor Tho Times 10y Carson
Craig q 90. from chicago, April 10:
IL turned out very hcarish day in
al grain markets with wheat leading
the decline last half hour and some
indication that In addition to local
bear pressure there was long wheat
coming out from holders who have up
To this time refused to Join in the sell e.
ne campaign Tho market had "A TAR
degree % urmncss and some little adj
vance during the morning on buying
encouraged largely by the frost and
snow conditions over the west and pre-
dicton OF more freezing Temperatures
Tor Kansas and other states tonight
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-18
CHICAGO GRAIN.

was steady to a g up for July. ;. c down
foi May and september Trade was
much mixed in character. and market
turned easier IN tile first half hJur.
corn started shade higher; Pattcd
bought May. oats followed corn Us
playing some strength. Provisions
lower an around and much democrat
iGed ~ scattered offerings.
All grains slumpcd ga last hour and
CLOSED weak and sharply lower. Pro-
visions also declined rather sensation
ally
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-18
InRRING PRICES.

Canned Good~-Apples gals. s. ~;
licked beans, lib '9lf eoc' alma Lima
81 To- standard Soc Table beets. 81 -
q 40. Peas Fancy. early June. - 70,
sta ndards, 81. soaked. 50n zoe. salmon
-Sockeye tail. $3.50; nat. 81 Alas
natoes, 15G soc. succottash' ~ "a IL
per doz.
CoTer-Package coffee. loo-lb case
Fccd--Bran. SCI; line middngs. st,
coarse middlings. S2t, cracked corn;
s27 coarse corn meal. So; corn and
FIour-Michigan patents. IN wool
best s6I5 ordinary ea!aSn's Scr S' h}i
RYE Hour. s465 per bbl
Oiis-Raw linseed. SIC, boiled lin
seed. sSc: Diamond headlight kerosene
9l.c; Perfection. Zoe. Eocene. lee
crown gasoline. l3c per gal turpen-
Provislon~-Mess pork, s. family
pork. SIS a %. 90. medium. clear S3S9
29.50. smoked hams. iec: dry. sailed
mic hams. lac; bacon. l9@ zoe; lard. in
tierces 15l2c; kettle rendered. l6isc
surnr-Retail price list for Detroit.
Dehay. Crosse Pointe. Highland Park.
North Detroit ana River Rouge; Crys-
tai dominoes, 2-lb. sS.65. do o-lb, ss-l"i
eagle tablets sIIIS eat Loaf s 81 80
standard powdered, So granulated, eN-
ira coarse. $50. graduated. hne, IN
bulk. $3.50. graduated. 2-lb cartons
$3.50; granulated. 2-lb cartons. 500,
granulated. BIB cartons. 80 ~, granu-
lated. lO-lb cartons. s6.I5. granulated,
25-lh cartons, $3.50 diamond a, so,,V'
confeetioners' A. s5.55; No. |. $50; No.
). s545. no. 6, $40: No. :. s935, No.
5. $3.50; NJ. Q. s52j: No. 10 Soc; 10.
y, SEQ No = sS-io; 90 40 II Mci sD.yg;
granulatel $3.50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-18
MOOSE LODGES AT WAR.
Social Order Would Restrain Loyal
Order From Usinq Name.

The Social Order of Moose. through
its grand lodge officers. started suit
H. the circuit court, Saturday morn
ing TO restrain the Loyal Order OF
Moose from using this name.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-18
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, April 1C.-futter-Cream
erv extras 3ec. firsts 3lc. dairy cX-
tras. 27c. hrsts. 25c. Eggs-Prime
firsts. 22c: firsts. 2ec Chcese--Twins,
ISQ i315c: young Americas la IL &C,
daisies ~ &c, Live. poultrE-Ifeeir-
keys i5c: fowls. IS n Isl nc. ducks, 1914
Nf1Mc: geese i2H Sc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-18
BIO Increases In Deposits Shown.

NBRnk s.atemenss OF March %. Just
cut. show an increase ofIsl1,720.05I IN
the deposits In the state and national
banks OF the city over April %, 1909.
The total savings deposits in all the
banks March 20 were SOB, I37.G75,
ssainst ss1,409,e2z year ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-18
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creameries. extras. Sic:
frsts soc. dairy butter. 2lc, packing
stock. zoe per h.
EggS-Fresh current receipts, cases
included. 20 he doZ Receipts on Satur-
daV I129 cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-18
PRODUCE.

The feature OF the Saturday market
was slump in dressed calves. Re-
ccipts on Friday were larger than the
market could take care OF, and while
nothing was carried over. II took a
break la the price 90 clear the floors.
Poultry was in q little better supply
than usual. also. but Notwithstanding
Ia cleaning up at full prices The
scarcity OF live poultry is bringing out
a lot OF frozen stock This is coming
ont In fine condition. and finds ready
sale The egg trade is q large one and
warehouses are hliinR up rapidly. But
ter is steady and very firm. and the
general list Us Ps heretofore.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-18
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

TOLEDO. April ls.-Wheat-Cash
s1.0s. May s106i. July. sl.uS's sept.
sl02 Corn-Cash. 5si.c; May. 5yS. 6
July, G2i5c. sept. ca &C. Oats-Cash
44c May. 44Iac july, 42l+c. sept
3S2c. kye--No. /, 1Slac. No. =. f9c
No g. 1Gc CloVersee d--Cash. $40
S. rr,-pnt- sGAl. Dec. S6.42z
Prime alslke-$T.10 Prime timothy
S2l5. Butter, eggs and hay. unchang-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-18
NppIes-Fancy. s3Ts.55: com

AppIes-Fancy. s3GS.75, common 81
W3 per bill, western box apples. s2.15
"a 80 per box.
Bapsnns--,iood shipping stock. $50
~ . -, according TO quality.
Beans-pried Lima. nc per III
Celrry--Cnliforuia. sfffi25 per crate.
Florida. 81 75M2 per crate.
tauiinowrr--Callfor S2.55M3 per
doX $1,000 per crate.
Cnbbage-sii5M per bbl
Cbrese--Michigan Hat. late made, -
d15isc. fall made. / diSC, York state.
a zoe: l.imburgCr.~N isconsin. 1701Sc.
York state. 1Sm l9c, German cream.
brick 1TM1IIzc. Schweitzcr. domestic
block. gle. domestic loaf, 23c; import
ed, 2sg 30c per ID.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-18
BOSTON COPPER LETTER

reported Tor The Times ny Mayhem
Stone ~ Co. April IL. CoppeT-rhe
market is exhibiting very strong
undertone on moderate dealings Lake
has been active feature, and has adj
vanced to 59N. gain OF 2. North
Butte selling freely at Al. which is a
small gain. L. S smelling common at
20 2, is one higher. CRANKY at IS is 4
points higher Butte Coalition at 23ll
Is a higher. The entire copper list IS
showing considerable strength intlu-
enced largely by the strength OF Anal
gamated and Anaconda In the New
IOrk market Other departments ara
featureless but prices IN the main arc
holding their advance of the last few
days.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-18

FtpuIItu TOT IHt iIss y '.tI HV''
Amalgamated was strong and aggres.
sive ali day with special activity az tho
close. The local coppers Aympathizcd
and the whole situation looked mucn
better Lake was the favorite. adVanc-
ing to Goa. and closing at the top.
Arizona Commercial was also very
strong. and IL looks as " the proposed
bond issue was a satisfactory method
OF financing the company and that from
now on the stock viii do better. North
Butte was In good demand around ~
but scattered prOfit-taking prevented
any rally. The metal market Is
shade stronger ..hd there Is every IN
diCatiOn OF better news next week.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-07-29
NEW JERSEY DOG
SHOW OPENS TODAY

New York. July 29.-With the open.
ing today of the North Wildwood
Kennal Club show. on the Atlantic
coast near Cape May, the open season
for bow-wow exhibitions is on i'm ear.
nest. Many New York fanciers are
exhibiting today at the Jersey display
of canine blue blood and will make
the rounds of the shows to follow af.
ter.
Several important shows are SEIZED.
uled for September. among them the
South Side Kennel Club at Islip. l.. l..
September. 9; the Westchester Kennel
Club at White Plains, Sept. II. and
tho Whippany River Country Clubs
show at Morristown, Sept. "a.
Other shows to be held this summer
and autumn include the Sound Beach
collie exhibition. the Interstate dog
show at Trenton and the Piping Rock
show on Long Island