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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
WILL SEEK PASTOR TO TAKE
PLACE OF REV. JOHN H. BOYD
First Presbyterian Church Names
Committee To Make Selection
Other Churches Hold Meetings.

To select successor 10 the rev
John n Boyd, who leaves the First
Presbyterian church TO go TO Port
land, Ore. the congregation IN an
nuaI session, Thursday evening, ap-
pointed the following committee:
David ). Carter. William K. Farrand.
Bethune Duffield. Clarence a. Black,
Thomas Forman. William x. Muir, A.
L. Osborne and James V. Oxtoby. The
church has LIZA members and 1895
in the Sunday school Disbursements
last wear were SAL ,231.19. The board
OF trustees was increased from nine
10 Il members, four 10 be elected
each year for term OF three years.
John Dalzell, Richard p. Williams,
and Elisha Finn were elected TO sue
coed themselves. Milton A. McRae
Was chosen for three years. Robert ).
Stuart for two, and George Regg for
one James v Oxtoboy was reflect
ed secretary.
One OF the rapidly growing churches
OF the city is the North Woodward
Presbyterian, which held the third
annual meeting. Thursday evening.
The splendid new church at Wood
ward and West Philadelphia-aves. is
near COmplellOlJ anu uuTIuB tue past
year about SIS, 200 has been raised
toward the building fund with add
tional money for current expenses
and benevolences vote OF thanks
was given the energetic pastor the
Rev. Sherman l. Divine. The follow
ing elders were chosen w. H. Dun.
ham. Richard owen, and DR., r. b.
Garner deacon, ID. n. Bentley, trus.
tees, Robert Campbell. Theodore Shot
we'll and n. NJ. Snyder
Calvary Presbyterian was another
church TO hold the annual meeting,
Thursday evening, and those present
were delighted TO learn that the
church was entirely free from debt
with nearly $500 in uncollected
pledges to the good The Rev d. /.
Sutherland is entering the eleventh
year OF his pastorate. Robert Lyle
was elected clerk: W w. Brinker-
hon, w. F.. Harrison and Fred G..
Clark, trustees tor three years Rob
ert Mckinnell and William Mitchell
elders for three years. and w f Sell
over elder for two years
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
EsT|MATORs HOLD
FIRST MEETING
Get Together in Acquaintance Meet
ing. Preparatory To Tackling Prun-
ing Job Next Monday.

That the estimators may get an
early start on their annual PRUNING
rob. President Barnett. called cue
board together in the council chahl'
Der. Thursday night two days IN al
vance OF the usual date for the open
ing session Barnett hopes, By ms
means, 10 get the preliminaries out oil
the way this week. so that actual
work OH the budget can be stAftea
next Monday
Thursday nights session Mas large'
IL an acquaintance meeting Fuohe
Works Commissioners Haarer. Con
troller Heineman. President Gutnan'
OF the council, and Estimator Thomas
q. Craig we're each called on Tor
speech. and OF course, sach hAd 10
pass the cigars
After the session the committees
that will have charge or the general
road fund got together IN one corner
OF the council chamber and decided
10 start out next Monday for tour
OF the streets on which resurtaclng
was allowed by the counca committee
on streets
President Barnett held al informal
conference with the chairmen OF the
various committees in the city clerk 5
Office AT the conclusion OF the regular
session and urged them 10 attend the
meeting called BY Mayor Thompson
for O'Clock Saturday afternoon. TO
which all the heads OF the city de-
partments have also been invited, for
the purpose OF hiding out just what
Corporation Counsel Haliy's opinion
OF the two per cent tax limit means.
Barnett urged the estimators 10 ad-
NIT members OF the press 10 all their
sessions, inasmuch as the press rep
resents the public.
You should not be afraid TO let the
public know about your delibera-
tons" he said
IL develops that Police Commission
er Croul and other department heads
have taken legal advice from various
lawyers with regard 10 the tax limit
and these attorneys will present their
opinions in the mayors meeting.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
TILDEN ANSWERS SUBPOENA.
Appears Before Committee That is In
Vestigatins Charges Of Bribery
in Senator lorimers Election.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, April Ed
ward Tilden, who had been subpened
TO appear before the Helm inyestigat-
ing committee that is sitting charges
OF bribery in the election OF Senator
Lorimer, appeared before the commit
tee yesterday and was released until
next Thursday. He walked through
the capitol building, inquiring for the
rooms OF the investigators while a
score OF newspaper reporters search
ed Springfield hotels. cafes and clubs
for him
Despite the fact that the senate in
quisitors are keeping their plans Sc
cret. many house members gained the
impression that the committee has
prepared 10 summon them before it.
Subpenaing OF house members prob
ably will result In clash between the
two bodies, the outcome OF which
cannot be foreseen.
Two process servers, who are now
engaged in summoning witnesses to
appear next Thursday. are expected
TO be kept busy serving subpenas
throughout the state until the early
part Of next week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08

CLEVELAND, o, April 7.-George
w. Perkins. former partner OF j. P.
Morgan. has joined the advocates for
government control and regulation ~
all big business In an address de-
livered here last night, Perkins, in
advocating government regulation,
declared that commercial court
should De established al Washington
on which should be empow cred 10
pass upon all business questions in
which the public interests are in
volved He declared that the govern
ment supervision OF banks has shown
the feasibility OF government control
OF big business and insisted that this
same control should be extended 10
all other lines.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
SHORT 81 IN PRICE
OF NEW CLOAK;
KILLS SELF
Mrs. Sadie B. Caplin, Bride of -Four
Months, Drinks Acid Because Hus-
band Has Only S. When She
Asks for So.
Nan Finds Her Lying Dead on Bed
When He Returns From
Work.

Because her husband couldn't give
her all the money she required for
new cape, Mrs. Sadie b. Caplin. aged
is, bride OF four months, drank cer
bolic acid and was found dead by heI
husband when he returned TO tech
home, No. Ill Benton-st., Thursday
afternoon.
Caplin is painter aud before be
left home for work in the morning, his
wife asked him for Sc with which 70
purchase cape. Caplin told ner he
had only So, but she could have tn1t
and he would give her more SATURDAY,
when he received his weekly pay.
Never mind, then. but you won
find your supper when you return this
evening" Mrs. Caplin is alleged 10
have said as her husband left the
house.
When the husband returned from
work, he noticed that no preparations
had been made for supper and he
could not find his wife. He called 10
her, but there was no response. Step
ping into a little bedroom, he found
MS wife lying on the bed, dead. With
an empty carbolic acid bottle beside
her. Her face had been horribly
burned by the poison. Overcome with
grief, he summoned the police who
called Coroner Burgess, who decided
an inquest unnecessary.
Mrs. William Hunter, No. Pa Sec
ond-ave., drank small quantity OF car.
bolic acid. Thursday, but her life was
saved in st. Marys hospital. She was
later able To return TO her home Size
refused to give any reason for at.
tempting TO kill herself.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
poNTIAc shY oF ruNps.

PONTIAC. Mich. April THE
citys funds are $4,000 oyerdrawn be.
cause the council cleaned up about
$4,000 OF outstanding indebtedness
last September by taking money from
current funds. Mayor Monroe has or.
dered that no orders be issued for
bills allowed al Monday nights coun.
Gil meeting and city employees cannot
get their pay al present The city will
not receive any tax money until July
but s. 500 Is due from saloon Licenses
MAY l. The new commission. which
takes ONCE next Monday, must lace
these conditions
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
JoBBING PRICES.

Canned Gooda-Apples. gals. s2.76:
baked beans, lib, 500 soc: Lima beans,
Sl0l.5o. Corn: Fancy Maine, sIlo:
SANDAL pss. I'd sSc Table 6eets siaSg Ia
ara. ,ioo ees soaked sss sS Ss: samoa iaoa
soekeye. tall. s2l5: fiat. y226; Alaska
reds. $3.50: Alaska pink3. 3l.25. roma-
toes. 4S0SOc: succotasn. slg Lilo per
dos-
Conee Packet cofree. loo-lb. case.
SIS. rs q 22.50. delivered.
Fecd-Bran. S27. fns middlinRs SIS:
coarse mlddlings. s2s. cracked corn,
oats oats chop is sac ST per- tom. ' corn
Flour-Michisan patents. In WOOD.
best. $3.50: ordinary patents, $3.50;
straight. {4.65. clear, S4.2e per Dbl Rye
on Raw llnssed. ssc boiled lin
seed. SIC. Diamond headlight kerr
Osene, Sc; Perfection. SC; Eocene.
iQ4zc; crown gasoline. l21c gal. tur-
pentine, In barrel lots, sles gal
Ny. SO 20. medium. clear. Sl7S
1850 smoked hams l3gl411c; dry
salted priskets ~ IA &c; shosI"ers 10 y G;
picnic hams. SAC. saron ia u &c:
lard. IN tierces. skc. kettle rendered.
suxar.-Corrected daily by w. II.
Edgar & Son: Crystal domin oes, 2-lo..
$50; 5-Ib. $3.50: Eagle tablets. y6.ssi
SoS loaf; 500 cubes, $3.50; Xx "a
t6.4s; srsnuiated extra coarse. ;s,ls:
dine. In bulk. s5.o5. in 25-lb cotton
bags, $50. Michigan graduated. ~ SO:
household powdered, o-lb. cartons. is to
case, $3.50 per case. diamond A. s5.ls:
confectioners A. So; Nc. J, S5.o5; No 2.
1905: No. 8, 50: No. 4, 54y5; No. 3. S4s0;
No =. $4.s5. Nc. Z. $3.50: No. :. St.Ie;
no. no. a. ..ss No No Is is ss $50 no. no. H. 81
No. 10, $3.50 per 100 lbs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
\. \. STOCK MARkEr-Clo...

4Sis Anal Cop 52A Am Smslt 80
Am 4 a r l4A,s. Am Tob pf - =, Am
Wool 81. do ~ 49,. Anaconda eN-60c
"a, Can Pac 225a Cen Leath - do
pr ssis. Ches a q ST.. .. NJ a ~ Paul
III. Col r A SOA., Con Gas lt4L, u
\ Rio q 81. Erie 20 DO LIST pfd ish.
ore CT ga Ills Gent t3s, I'm Met lS<
DO pf 50. Kan g south t5is do ~ ltiAs
NJ II a n IS Lsh Val ia. N. 80 4 A
S2is y cent 1859 y A West 1855.
North Pa, eN-l%. l2Si., Penn x X
1854 PEG q a & 1881 Read lSSas, X
A Steel 30. Rock Isl 2sas South Pac
il5L South Ry 27A. Tenn Cop So.
Texas 20is Union Pac l26A. L Rub
com II. L ; Steel - Z. do pf ll9. L 5
Bonds 1861 Vir-CAr chem 66A Utah
Tel 73t4 West MFG IS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
OPPOSES NEW CELL BLOCK.
Gov. Osborn Endorses Position OF r.
l. Werricke, of Grand Rapids,

LANSING. April Gov Osborn,
yesterday, approved the position or
II. l.. Wernicke. OF Grand Rapids. WHO
sent a letter in which he opposed the
expenditure oil $250000 for new cell
block at Jackson prison.
Mr. Wernicke's letter reads
The present cell block is old. but
ii seems like a waste OF money 10 eX
pend s2500O0 in an old prison that Is
not worth the price OF the improve
ment In the interests or the state II
either should be abandoned FOR new
or more modern institution, or sys'
tematiCally remodeled
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
MOTHER AND SON
|. PERISH IN FLAMES
Parent Goes Into House To Save Him
and Both Are Burned To
Crisp.

CLEVELAND, o., April AFTER
saving the life of her 19-months-old
baby by tossing IT from the second
story window OF their burning home
10 its godmother in the street below,
Mrs Henry Marston, totally blind.
turned back into the room to save her
7.year-old son and was burned TO
death The son also persisted The
charred bodies OF the two, with their
arms entwined about each other were
found in the ruins OF the home after
the flames had been extinguished at
an early hour this morning
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
bryan Relee,s offer 10 I've south.

WASHINGTON. April William
Jennings Bryan told the committee
sent here by the citizens OF Memphis,
Tenn, to invite him TO make his home
In that city, he could not accept. The
Invitation was extended at a luncheon
given Mr.. Bryan by the committee.
Judge James VI. Greer of Mem
phis, chairman OF the committee, as
toastmaster, presented the Memphis
Idea. he was followed by Senators
Lea and Taylor, Representatives Sis
son. OF Mississippi and Robinson, OF
Arkansas and Duke c. Bowers, OF
Memphis. They begged Mr.. Bryan
TO come where "the people loved him,
where he would always find friends. "
Mr.. Bowers said he felt sure that
Memphis could easily raise $4,000. O0O
II that would be any inducement ia
Mr.. Bryan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
W. J. FUNKE DEAD.
Yaehtsman 10 Victim Of rheumatism
Of the Heart.

w. j. Funke. AS years old, died.
Wednesday night, in his home. No.
S39 Bewickave., after brief illness.
Rheumatism OF the heart is given as
the cause OF death He was we'll
known m Detroit, having lived here
all his life For some time past he
had conducted binding and pager
ruling plant at No. 81 larned ST.
west
Mr. Funke was member OF the
Detroit Yacht club. being commodore
IN 1903, and belonged 10 Onion lodge,
F. and A. NJ, and the Michigan coun-
ell of the National Union. He leaves
his wife and two children. Funeral
services Will be held in the family
home at O'Clock, Saturday after.
noon. with nterment In Elmwood
cemetery
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
BOSTON COPPER MARkET-CIo.e.

a riZ Com 3. AtIantIc 3 =. AIlOueZ 81
Adven 6. Bos a. Corb ~ Bos ely n
Butte Coal II. Cactus SC Cal q ATiz
49i2 Cal 4 Hecla $50. Chino 2la coo
Cent &c, Cop Range so. DAILY West 4ss
East Butte 11S. First Nat 2 CRANKY
COS. Giroux ., Greene Can 6Iz HanCk
22ia Inspiration "a Iele Royale 1852
Kerr Lake GA. Keweenaw ga La Sale
a.. La Rose IS. Lake gar Mich / 2.
New Cons IS. New Utah s3c, Nipissins
IO4. Butte go. y Lake 5. old Dom
36lx Osceola i0s. quincy 67A. Raven
zoe. Ray Cons 10 y. Sup a. Bos 3. Sup 4
Pitts IA Trinity I. T. ) Smelt 33l.. do
pr i5ia Victoria ] 90. Wolv ITO
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
Spain 10 SEND troops 10 Morocco

LONDON, April IA Madrid dis
patch to the Exchange Telegraph says
that Spain is preparing to send 10000
troops TO Morocco TO defend her
sphere of influence against any en-
croachments She is also mobilizing
her navy Frances alleged interior.
ence with SPANS Moroccan policy Is
back of SPANS action.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
Sen. Smith Presents MIchisander..

WASHINGToN, April 7.-Senator
Smith presented Editor and Mrs
Moore, OF Benton Harbor, and DR. and
Mrs. Bedford, OF Ionia, to President
Taft, yesterday. Mrs. Bedford is the
daughter OF o. r. Long, head of the
Ionia asylum. Senator Smith is re
ceiving congratulations on his ap
pointment by Senator Cullom, caucus
chairman. 20 be member OF the
steering committee, which is practi
caIly the dominating body OF the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
FARMER KILLS SELF.
David Lee, Aged 81. Of Hillsda'e
County Drinks Poison.

HILLSDALE, Mich. April 1.--Davld
Lee, aged 81, a farmer in Adams
township, committed suicide this
morning by drinking poison In the
presence OF his family.
Domestic trouble Is assigned as the
cause. lie died I'm ten minutes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
GETS RED CROSS MEDAL.
Army Lieutenant Helped Recover
Bodies In Messina Earthquake.

INDIANAPOLIS April Lieut.
Charles c. Bullock. stationed at the
naval recruiting station here, has re-
ceived a silver medal from the Italian
branch of the Red Cross for his work
in connection with the recovery of the
bodies OF United States Consul CLANCY
and wife following the Messina earth
quake in 1905 AT the time OF the
earthquake Bullock was an officer on
the United States steamship Illinois.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08

To his mother came Il little boy
crying and rubbing his eyes
Well. what did the doctor say"
inquired mis- mother.
THAT ! had foreign substance in
my eve walled the boy
And no wonder exclaimed his
mother You will play with those
Italian boys"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
evaristo Madero Dead at SO.

Ell PASO, April 7--Evaristo Ma
dero. grandfather ot Francisco l. Ma
dero. j., leader of the Mexican
revolution, Is dead az Coahuila, ased
SO
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
TO REoRGANIzE D. 7. G.
Col. Townsend Says Rockefeller and
Hollins interests viii Do So.

Hollins Interests viii Do SO.
TOLEDO, O., April Statements
that the Detroit, Toledo d Ironton
railway was TO be reorganized by the
Hollins syndicate and Rockefeller in
terests. the recelvership lifted and
the main line operated were made to
citizens here by Col James b Town
send former receiver of that prop.
erty Col. Townsend would give no
definite statement concerning the re
organization more than ~ WAS TO be a
low level line with coal carrying IA
cilities which would earn good re
turns.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
UNIT BILL INTRODUCED IN SEN.
ATE

LANSING Mich April Tho
"wets" took flank movement yester-
day and had the township unit bill
introduced In the senate by Senator
Collins
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08

The produce market ~ showing no
very special features or late, but at
he same time there has been notice
a bic Improvement tn the demand for
potatoes. or perhaps falling on In re-
ceipts with n corresponding benefit 20
steady 10 arm Buyers ere beginning
TO accumulate eggs for storage pur-
noses and the consumptive demand
during Easter week IL expected 10 be
heavy. Receipts OF poultry are bet
ter than earlier IN the week. but every
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
Pair DENY Charue.

Edward aud Arthur Nom pleaded
not guilty before Judge Hosmer FRI.
day. 10 a charge Of breaking into aud
entering the steamer Kenanna. March
~. 1911 and Will appear for trial
Tuesday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
NEN YORK COTTON.
u. S. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, April Flour: DuIl
and easy Pork Easier. mess. $40.
Lard Dull. middle west spot SSlOu
$50 Sugar. Raw, dull; centrifugal.
80 test. $3.S6, muscovado. So test. 81 Sc.
refined, quiet; cut loaf. $3.50; crushed,
$3.50 powdered. 81 80. granulated. 81 =
Q4sO Corce: Rio No. nspOt ~
a12hc. Tallow; Easier: city, 57sc;
country, 5As a6lsc Hay. Dun: Prime.
sl.07l. No g. 7OasOc. clover. IS a 900.
Dressed poultry Quiet. turkeys. l5U
23c. chickens. l4dlsc. fowls, / n l6ia {
ducks i0ul7c Live poultry Firm
geese iOc ducks. Use. fowls. 1gdf9I2c c:
turkeys. lac. roosters. Toe Cheese
Fairly active and irreE ular: state milk.
common 10 specials. Snl6c; SKINS,
common. 10 specials. 3nl0lgc; full
skins 2q2L7c
Butter. Quiet. receipts. t.S2s cream
cry extra, 20bs n 2lc state dairy tubs.
2O42lc imitation creamery hTsts. IS n
1910 Eggs quiet receipts, l6i95
nearby white fancy. IS q 2lc. nearby
mixed fancy lti4 u lTiac, fresh frsts,
l6nlSzC
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
,shr . Hon Hurt In Auto AeeIden,

PARIS. April 7.--John j. Hon, hue.
hand OF Mrs. Grace whitney-Hoff, %
Detroit. was badly injured, yesterday,
A. a collision between a taxicab ia
~hioh he was riding and an electric
80 Mr.. Hon's scalp was cut, but no
~r-fons consequences are expected.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
But Paddy VIII Com. 70 II

HARTFORD. Conn, April Pad
dy O'Connor, the Pittsburg backstop
who was sold TO Kansas City. does
not take kindly 70 his new berth. He
wants TO be released to some Eastern
League. club.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08

were sll,l74,26i this year. against
Sl9,s75,479 last year
Michigan showed decrease IN me
number OF failures. 81 being reported
last year against so this year Ihe
liabilities were sl,34T,Sll, agalns'
s6I4 267 in 1910. The showing OF ONO
was most favorable. failures increas'
ing from 20l to pa. while liabilities
decreased from $S,7296S7 TO $500
$50 Illinois showed an increase III
failures from $50 Ca 273 and an IN
crease in liabilities from s2,Sos,46S 10
81, 369,94S.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08

According to the report OF X. G..
Dun 4 Co. failures in the five central
western states showed an increase in
number. but a considerable decrease
in the amount OF liabilities for March.
There were Ill failures In 1911,
against sec In 1910, and the liabilities
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08

Business-Iike Printing No tus, ana
no feathers The plain. neat kind thar
looks right Times Printing Co Is
John Y ST MSin 1898 ~ civ 1855
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
BUSINESS NOTES

II is stated that Secretary Mac
veagh is planning to. Issue the $780,
900 600 Panama bonds June !. The
bonds will bear three per cent inter
est. but will not be available to Sc
cure circulation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.

CHICAGO. April Opening May
wheat on NC: July on &C. May and
July corn OF &c May and July oats
unchanged Provisions steady.
Noon May wheat up nc. July up
3sc May and july corn Up Ire May
oats up &c
Close May wheat up l &c July up
sc May corn up sc, July up &c
May oats UP sc, July up &c Proyis-
ions higher
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08

Butter-Extras. 21c; hrsts. lgc ID;
dairy, lsc. packing stock. I3c Id.
Eggs-Current receipts. cases In
were lg4b cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
BOSTON CoPPER LETTERS.

Reported Tor The Times by Hayden.
stone * 60. April
The Boston copper shares market
shows a trihe weaker tendency. al
though there is only scattered liquida-
ton The market as whole Is fes =
tureless Trading has been principally
confined to old Dominion. Lake, Gran
b. and North Butte. In the indus
trials the tone is somewhat weaker.
United Shoe Machinery at 54i7 is n
lower The Wooden issues are also
weaker American Tel q Tel Is firm
around Ii5
Reported for. The Times o. Paine.
Weber & Co. April
London metal market opening easy.
spot. 54l 5s on Is 3ds futures. OIL los
I'd on Is 81
Boston coppcrs show n slightly lower
tendency this morning The bulk OF
the trading at present is the changing
Of investment by tired holders VINO
have been holding on for years and
are now getting discouraged and are
shifting into something else g a A
Ia little easier az 4sA and North
Butte at ~ Copper Range is steady
and fairly active around so Lake Is
quoted Sli9 and Superior & Pittsburg
49,
The copper producers report Will be
issued today and II viii probably show
a further increase In the surplus
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08

The Grand Trunk Railway system
shows gross receipts OF ss'2''4o io'
the second week in March, an IN
crease of 1920. For the third weeh
in March the receipts were $Ss2,-lf-
gain OF $24,594 The increase IN
gross returns since Jan. / has oeeh
x4SllS2