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The Detroit times., 1908-03-26
LIVE STOCK.
CENTRAL STOCK YARDS

MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.
DETROIT, March 26.--Cattle--Active
week. Prices ranged rs follows: Choice
steers. averaging from 1.200 TO 400
lbs. s4.76Q6; choice handy killers. $40
4.70: light to good butchers steers and
heifers. 81. 90G420; common killers and
fat cows. $500 q $50; Gamers cows.
$i.50Q2:b0; common TO prime shipping
Sausage o bulls ss@sSs: e s,o ehe ne AMY
Active. $3.50 5o. Veal calves--LoWsr over
$4@6.50 per cwt-
er. quality fair: choice lambs. $Sns.25;
light to fair. $6.5097.50; common to
prime sheep: ss.5oGe.5o: mixed sheep
ana mss ia" cuiis' ssSaso ' per c w'eS '
Hogs-Active and 40c higher. quality
fair, prime mediums and fat workers..
5e Light yorsers and and piss.
calves, 500; sheep 1.7ss; hogs, 4.5is
EAST BUFFALO.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Livestock Report by Sndler, Rorick q
Co., Commission Merchants.
BUFFALO, March 26.--(Special)--
CattIe-Recipts light and strong. Hogs
Receipts 1000; pigs, $5;25; all others.
s5.75W5:s5. sheep--Receipts 5000; top
lambs, $3.50; top calves s7.50m7.T5,
EAST BUFFALO, N. Y. March 26.--
tsattle--Receipts 10 head, market active
and firm. Veals-Receipts $50 head.
active and steady: Gull TO choice. s. a.
ITS. Sheep and Misunderstanding 4,6o0
head, active and firm; lambs, 1875 a
$50; yearlings, $I.25G7.s0; wethers,
ss.75W7.25: mixed sheep, $3.1506.50.
Hogs-Receipts LOO head. active. 100
e0c higher; workers., s575m5.S5: pigs.
s4'756b.25: mixed, s57595s5: heavies.
S5.s566.so; roughs, s475q5.25; staet.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March 26-Hogs--Re-
ceipts $4,000. market 10m15c higher;
light, s5.10@5 .45: mixed and heavy,
s515@5.45: roughs, $3.50 $50; pigs.
1890 s.; workers.. $685. 15.40. Cattle
Receipts 5000. market strong TO 10c
higher; beeyes. $4S0@7.35; cows and
calves. S4m6.25: westerners, $4.5o15.5 4:
stockers and feeders, s3.15G5.10. Sheep
Receipts 1900. market strong. ma
tives. $460ql7; westerns, s4.75 az year
iings. $4.60@7.75; native and western
lambs. $5.S5@7.sO.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-26
PRIEST EXPLAINS
I Ne " MARRIAGE
LAW or CHURCH
WRITTEN sErRorHALs INTEND
60 TO PREVENT HAsTy EN-,
oAoEmENTs. SAYS Fa. sLEvIN
-conpEMNs FREAK WEDDINGS.

Rev. FRI X. ID. Slevin. rector of Ss.
Peter and PauPs Jesuit church and
president OF Detroit College, explained
the new Catholic marriage law re-
Gently promulgated by Pope Plus X.
To large nssembIage OF Catholics,
among whom were many young peo-
pie, In the church, Wednesday even
Ing. In discussing the reasons for
it's adoption. FIR. Slevin said that the
primary object OF the law Is to secure
uniformity throughout the church In
the matter OF marriage regulations,
and thus save much confusion. An
other great reason that led TO fts
reconciliation was the attitude of the
modern world toward marriage.
I'm some parts OF the world, and
our own country Is no exception. peo-
PIE make joke OF marriage" he
said. Marriages are performed In
the cages OF wild beasts or under
equally extraordinary circumstances
for advertising purposes Think of IT,
If people can get married as q joke
and get divorced at will. where Is the
sanctity OF marriage? The church Is
liehting against that spirit.
Marriage IL divine Institution. q
most sacred thing. II is the means
chosen by God Himself for perpetual
Ing the human race, and marriage,
therefore. IL cooperation with God.
The new law Is designed TO make II
even more sacred"
m. Slevin explained fully the new
requirements with respect to be
The Detroit times., 1908-03-26
Markets. ana Finance

Thursday included 500 bbis OF flour.
ears of corr, OF oats, OF barley and
I OF rye. Withdrawals were 400 bbts
al fetiF- Stocks are 49, 20 bti of whe.r<,
l55.04S bu or corn. $685. hu OF oats.
Sass bu OF barley, and 1851 bu OF cye.
Wheat in Liverpool closed = q iad
higher. and corn hd lower.
Argentine wheat exports this week,
100000 bu, estimated
Northwestern wheat receipts Thurs
day. is5 ears, year ago, us ears
Wheat receipts at Kansas City, 81
cars; year ago, IS ears.
Exports OF wheat and -four Thurs
day. $4,000 bN
Wheat receipts at primary points
bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
chicago. March 26.--Wheat traders
after the close last night had no we'll
OF values. Their arguments were along
the lines OF crop conditions In the
southwest, the BELIEF being that unless
they have rain in the southwest in a
day or two the market Will have 10
make "A good rally. IL Is said that all
unloaded on the closing break and Were
ing with an announcement from
abroad or from the southwest in the
shape or continued drought and crop
Opening prices. wheat--May. s4s@
95Lc Corn---May, 6TM67Ac. Oats
May. 54Ac. Pork--May sl2.60. Lard
May SI9s ~ klbs--May, SO.eoM b.s1 -
The sudden drop In the temperature
late in the day. coupled with an alb
normal change in the northwest caused
shorts TO cover late. and wheat re-
gained the early losses and added some
on TO the price. final figures showing
advances OF "a "a &c. Corn was un-
changed TO sc better. oats were "a 4
&c or TO unchanged. and provisions
were 15945c higher with pork In the
lead.
Closing prices: .wheat--May. 95Ac
bid. Corn-May. 66% p667sc bid Oats
May SAKE bid Pork--May, Sl2.90
bid Lard-May. ss.l2h. Ribs-May,
1896
The Detroit times., 1908-03-26

TRUST RE0PEhs
VAULTS FILLED WITH CASH FoR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 900
NEW DEPoslTs.

NEW YORK. March 26.--After be-
ing closed for almost six months. the
Knickerbocker Trust Co. reopened It's
doors at noon today. for the resume
ton OF business, the vaults OF the main
banking ofIices at sc Broadway and
the three branches. crowded with cash.
Every preparation had been made to
pay on the depositors who wished to
withdraw the 10 per cent OF their de
posits which 1t had been agreed upon
was all they would be permitted TO
take out at the outset of resumption.
There was more than enough ready
money to meet these demands.
When the doors were opened In tho
main ofices ON Broadway there were
lodged with the directors promises Of
new accounts aggregating more than
"a. 00O, 900.
The Knickerbocker Trust Co.'s fail
ure was one OF the sensational fe;s-
lures OF the panic last fall. Its presi.
dent was c. T.. Barney. who, after be
ing deposed. committee suicide.
Charles II. Keep. the new president.
said more new deposits were made
than there was money withdrawn.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-26
TRIO CHARGED WITH
INTENT TO MURDER

Tony Tote, John Rosa and Joe MAJ
20. who. with Nicoli Rotundo ana
Frank Gefetta, are charged with as
sauIting John Toohlll with intent 10
rnurder In saloon ON Annexation-st.,
several months ago, were placed on
trial in Judge Connol!y's court inurs-
day morning. 1t is tnougnt W'y
will be secured before court adJouIhs
COR the day. Assistant prosecutor
Louis w. McClear is ieoking after tns
case for the people, while Navin g
Sheahan appear for the defendants.
NicoH Rotundo and Frank Gereua
will be tried separately.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-26
MRS. MCNAMARA GETS
DECREE AND ONE CHILD

The matrimonial difhculties OF Mary
and Thomas f. Mcnamara. aired In
the circuit court Wednesday, when
both asked for divorce and the Gus
tody of their two young children. were
settled by Judge Lockwood, Thursday
morning. He granted Mrs. Mcnamara
a decree. gave her the custody OF their
5-year-old daughter and $3.50 per
week alimony. To the father he gave
the 6-year-old son. The father is
given the privilege OF visiting with
the daughter at stated intervals, and
the mother has the same privilege
regarding the son. The decree also
directs that both children must spend
July end Angus. together with their
grandparents.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-26

sugnr-Crystal domlnoes, IS; eagle
tablets. sss5. cut loaf. s6s5: cubes
ss; xxx powdered. s5.s5; granulatea'
eytra coarse. 1855; graduated. I'm BULK.
ssas. oran,,iated. in lO-lb cotton bags,
$3.50; sranniated. in 25-ib cotton bags
1850: Michigan graduated, $685.; Con-
fectioners A, $3.50; No. !. sb;45' 20. =
$Sso No. 8. s5.25: No. Z. 1920; No. g.
ssI5 No. 9, s51O: No. 10. s5.o5: No. T.
U.s. No r.. sass 81 No o.r ~ ,oo ss iss NO. -
'Tvi,cw-No. 4. 4&c; No. 2. 4c per Id.
Observation-Disclosures 7Sc ger basket
The Detroit times., 1908-03-26
Apple.-Fancy. ss0s.So, common. 81

Apples-Fancy. $sUS.o0t common. VI
Battrr-Extra creamery. csc; farm
separator, &c; packing stock. 1sc: rem
ovated. 25925hc. Official prices: Elk
2lc; packing stock, 1sc per 10
Cabbsge-Home-gro 81 9l.25 per
CeI~ry--California, 50975c per doz:
Florida, t3.25 per crate.
CranSerrie.---Late Howe.. $3.50 per
caaIlao,ver--californ:a. ,17s@s per
doz.
Chee.e--Michigan full cream. 149
15c per Id.
Conee--Package coffee. s14.750l5.2S
per 100 lbs.
Dressed CaIve.--Fancy. s@shc: com
pressed Hows--Llght. sGskc per Id;
common, 5h 06c per ib.
Eggs-Oficial prices: Extras. 14hc;
Fiour-Michigan patent. in wood.
49,: second patent sS.20; straight,
Feed--Jobbing lots; bran, s27.oo:
coarse corn meal. $2S; corn and oat
chop, sss; coarse middlings. s2s: nne
Fresh vcgetabIes--Green onions. $50
2oc per doz; cucumbers.. si.75 per
doz lettuce, s@1oc per ID; spinach,
Water s per cres Su acc per dos; pieplant. s5c
per doz. asparagus. s2.5o per doc.
Finnnn Hndaie--s q s lsc per 10.
Grapes--Malagas, $3.50 Soe per Dbl.
Hcney-Fancy white, 17Q1sc; amber.
Hickory Nuts-s2 per blu.
following prices for new baied hay In
car lots b DesISit; c No; tim m9ssS
sas s,saw sys son straw IN car ots wheat and
SC; No, ! green. Sc: No. 2 green: &C: kip
s So = s &c No g. S &c: caIf cured. No I.
lie; No. 2. enc; calf, green. No. 4, loo:
No. 2, sac per ID; horse hides, No. !,
50: No. 2 81; sheepskins. as to wool
Hsrdwsre--wire nails. s24o: base
painted barbed wire, $3.50; galvanized
parbed wire. $3.50: No. annealcd wire.
s sEtS s iso per MONS 100 Feet; lap and sp
so and S per cent on; poultry netting.
after weaving. so per cent on: wire
on: round and corrugated conductor
p'P Gimes1.s i OFFS per 100
Lemons--California. - 43.5o per box.
Mushroom.--50c per H.
Ofanges-Caiifornia naveis. s2.7s@s
= ss.:s:,s,s -asss sss1se Rsr aos
Pofatoes--Car lots. 4 o. b: Detro.t.
coz sac per bu; new Bermudas. $3.50
per fFos"Si;.ry--Hen., ,selse; springs. ase;
stays. loo: boosters. sc;. ducks 1870
dressed hons. I3c: ducks, 1a4tsc:
geese, iIaiacy turkeys, isgiI &c per Der , III
pork, sIt50m15: light. clear. $3.50;
heavy. si450: smoked hams. 9Ibc; dry
sailed briskets. SIC. shoulders Sc; pic
mic hams. 7Mc: bacon. 1oh Ollie; lard.
in tierces. Sic; kettle rendered. 9Hc
onIons--5o a coo per bu; spanish,
$f.25 crate
oiis--Raw lInseed. &C: boiled lin
seed MAC gal less per..oent-for cash
In 10 days: diamond headlight bero-
sens. 9iko; turpentlne. IN barrel lots.
ssrswbcrrsc.--so@t 5c per at; $3.50
per 24-pt case
sweet retato~.--Iiiinois. s2@2.25 per
bu: Sc per Dbl
The Detroit times., 1908-03-26

Furnished by Cameron Currie a Co.:
London quotations came over better
to sympathize and was reactionary
from the start. Stocks declined from
fractions to a point In the active is
sues. but grew duh on the decline
ance took place. The market has since
rallied and remains dull. apparently
waiting the presidents message. which
ar sentiment seems bullish. but even
the traders committed to the long side
of the market seem to be expecting
q reaction on the ground that the pace
has been pretty rapid lately and that
all the bull news Is now out. The re-
cent supreme court decision has had q
good effect on the bond market and
there now seems TO be more inquiry
ora.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-26
KNIGHTS OF KHORASSAN
TO TEAR THINGS LOOSE

Mecca Temple. No. 56. Dramatic
Order knights OF Khorassan. will hold
grand ceremonial session In the arm
DRY OF Delray company, No. 20. u. r.
X p, Thursday evening and some
great doings are planning II the cir
Culars sentsout by secretary-Tre
Leonard Ames are any indication.
Eight candidates will be offered up 90
sacrifices to the Royal Beast,
The Detroit times., 1908-03-26

Patrolman Mittee received what pur-
r,,rtsu to- BE-. a ..Aet- Tip, Thursday that
man known as "Con" Billings. who
mysteriously disappeared from Dun
dee. Mich. hotel few weeks ago and
was supposed to have been murdered.
Is working In a cutlery factory some
where In the vicinity OF Humboldt-ave.
and the railroad under the assumed
name OF Tom Mylan. The only cut
Iery factory In the vicinity is the Ma
tional Cutlery Co.'S establishment and
no such name appears on the CONF
pany's time books.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-26
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Cameron Currfe & Co.'S copper letter:
Opening copper. cable: Spot. $50 %.
down IS Sd; futures, E6o LIS cd, down
2s Cd
Trading in the coppers was on a
ing, the market opened about even
with yesterdays close. The tendency,
however. was toward an easing on in
prices after the nrst transactions and
were TO be seen in Apaigamated. Ana
conda. Copper Range and Old Domin-
ion, while North Butte was on whole
point. Mohawk was an exception with
a half point gain to It's credit. The
market lapsed into dizziness on the do
cline. and at midday. showed no indi-
cations OF going lower First London
cables came fractionally lower for the
metal at that center.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-26

Alleging that her residence at No.
25s Antietam-st-. was twisted out OF
shape when Brown & Brown Coal
Co.'S shed gave way and toppled over
against 1t. Mrs Annie l.. Weisenhagen
brought action agains, the company
in Judge Mandell's court Thursday
morning. Mrs. Weisenhagen claims
the house was 80 twisted that the plas
ter was almost entirely knocked OF
windows broken and doors rendered
useless. She asks for $1,000 to repair
the damages.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-26
rhr.e eMn Killed In Fire.

PEORIA, H., March 2s.--Three men
are reported killed by falling WALL,
while working on the ruins OF the
Hart. Weigher & Co.'s building, which
was recently destroyed by fire. The
walls fell without warning, and II Is
believed several others are buried un'
der the ruins.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-26
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. March a6.--The cotton
market this morning opened TO
points higher on firm cables. but soon
reacted, owing to lack OF support.
Sentiment continued bearish and trad
ers used the initial upturn to put out
short lines. resulting in drop In May
from 9.16 TO 967c, and In July IRON
s64 to 9.5sc. The new crop deliveries
were affected by splendid weather IN
all parts of the belt.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-26
NEW YORK METAL.

NEW YORK. March 2s.-There was
little or no interest shown at the
Metal exchange today. Copper ruled
ffrftf-bu unchanged. TIN was Weak.
declining &C for spot and nearby de-
nveries in sympathy with the break IN
the foreign market. Other commodities
unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-26

New Cons, 1914 New. Utah. AZ New
374: Par. 1sn; Quincy. So; Raven.
/ a. Shan. ian. Sup Pitts. lSh: Tam.
64;. Trim. Cop, 1871; Utah Cons, 40A /;
u s. Oil 10L; u. 5. r., com, 20.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-26
u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bonds, furnished by Cameron Currie
* Co.: New IS reg, 1o3A @104h "a; do.
coup, 10th bid; new Is reg, lol m l0Z.
do coup. I0l q l02; new As reg, 100 %
i2i "a; do. coup. 1927 bid.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-26

/. BOSTON, March 26.--Sales. furnished
bling los: Bonz, $50; b. g. s.s25; Bu-
Gin. 2.sso: c. q a. 81; c., q H., Il:
Gp' a SsG G. g. a,iec: Roya go; La
Sal. 900: Mass. is ; Mich. so; Mob, AZ;
New. 2,is5; N. B., 3.ls2; o.. G.. 200; o.
ID. 1850: Csc, so; Par: no.; oy, 2;
$50. u. s. OIL, 576: ". 8. r., 255; do
pfd. i2o: Wet. gee; Win, 40; Woiv., 20.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-26
More saloon Complaints.

Complaints we're sworn out before
Justice Jeffries. Thursday against
Herman Dau. No. 1861 Gratiot-ave.'
and Anthony Ibbotscn, No. ~ Mont
calm-st. east, charging them WIN
keeping their saloons open after IL
The Detroit times., 1908-03-26
coPpER MARKET--CLosE.

ion. Dos. Cons. IN Butte GIN. 22!4
COP c9n; Cons na, Mer, sSi az q. S = ~
soi GLOBE, 5%.rCi. Can, 3: Kew Cop
81 Mob, 81 y Mex. Con, s7s; Nip a;
The Detroit times., 1908-03-26
PRODUCE.

The market this morning was steady
as TO prices and only moderately ac-
tive Eggs are coming freely and are
weak IN tome. although prices would
seem to be low enough. Butter is
firm and steady. The edge Is OFT the
poultry market for time. The de-
inand will only take care OF much.
and receipts have been free for several
days. What is said OF poultry Ia also
TRUE of dressed calves, receipts today
being quite liberal The bottom Is out
of the onion market temporarily. Po-
tatoes are slow and easy. The vege-
table market is steady and firm. but
strawberries are working lower.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-26

Suppressed bills for divorce were
filed, 4 thursday by Etliene vs.. Rudolph
Bake; Ida VS.. August Richter; Marcus
vs.. Nellie G. Hazen; Mae VS.. Victor
Beach.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-26
(b)Bid. ts)split tn)Nominal.

TOLEDO. O., March s6.-ouotations
by Finley Barrell q Co: Wheat--No.
2 red. 97Mc; July, s1hc; Sept, SsKc.
Corn-Cash. SEC: May. s7isc: July.
66%c: Sept. sake. Oats--Cash. 55c:
May. soc; July. soHc; Sept. &c Cloy-
er seed--Cash, $685.: March, s13.2s:
April. $l29s; Oct, S775.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-26
READING REACTS;
HEAVY BUYING.
DECLINES PREDOMINANT IN
MAJORITY or sTocks-sPEc-
uLAToRs ACTIVE.
srock MANIFESTATIONS.

Am. G. q f., SO, do pfd, ~ y. Aul'
Loco. 46is: do pfd. s4is Am; sugar.
i25s.; Am. Tob.. san; Am smelt, 5Ss,;
Anal, Cop, Sos Ana: Cop, ss$ A, 4.
q s. Fe, T3L, Am. Wool, 21; b. \ o.,
81; ID. II. TT, 4sis: Cent. Leath.. lsA
CHI. s. O.. ala; Can. Pac., las; { a. e.
w. 5: Colo. +. n l., 22%: Cons. Gas.
llsS Dlstil., 3s; d. & ii. Can. los;
Den. & Rio Or.,. 2o*; Erie. iss do
lists. 33h; do ends, "a u; Gen. Elecirie'
Cent. is: NJ, X. 4 Tex, "a: do pfd, 55:
ct. North. 1874: Utah Cop, SO; Newh..
~ Mo. Pac., 401s Nat. Bis. so Nick.
Plate, 32h Nat Lead. 6sh North w,
1885, North. Pac.. i27; n. Y. c; n.
rs. Ont. & W., 3sA; Pac. Mail. so9
Penn. III; PEG. Gas, soR; Pm: & X.
1861: p. ST. Car. 24h. Rep. ST., 10
do pfd. IL: Rock ISL. 15h; do pfd.
27N; ST. Paul, 11s%; Schloss ST., so
South. Pac.. 75% South. Ryy lShs do
pfd. 4ols Tex. & Pac.. II; Union Pac-.
1851 u. s. $. Bonds, s4% U. =. Rub.
20; u. 3. Steel. S5r do ptd. gsh
Wabash. 10: do pfd. 1873; w. L. Teie.'
a.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-26

KEW YORK, March 26.-The stock
market opened almost generally lower.
The initial declines, consisting OF
sharp fractions in nearly all OF the
leaders. Westinghouse started three
points lower, rallied / and reacted Ia.
Steel preferred opened 5-S lower.
Union Pacific opened IL lower and
lost Ia al 5-S. Reading opened uh-
changed and declined SIS. First prices
showed declines OF IL per cent for ST.
Paul, Steel common. Smelling and Re-
rising, Atchison. Amalgamated. North
ern Pacific and Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit. New York Central opened 3-S
lower. Great Northern preferred IA.
and Southern Pacific Ia lower. Car
Foundry opened unchanged. Excep-
tions to the general movement were
PETERBOROUGH preferred and Pressed
Steel. which opened IL higher.
Reading was the feature Of the mar
ket during the first hour, leading all
the active stocks In the price move
ments In that period, reacting early
and then advancing In the later trad
ing. The room was full of bull points
on both Reading and Canadian Pacific
bSkotC tAC OPSninS, otk IA okASG -
these points room sellers sold Read
iLg freely, forcing 1t down from 100
to los SO. Heavy buying orders then
came In and the stock was taken
steadily, advancing one point with
hardly reaction on the way up.
Union Pacific was heavy all through
the hour. although 1t rallied in the
later trading. Southern Pacific was
stronger. advancing one point after a
fractional decline In the first few min-
utcs Trading IL bulk OF the otter
stocks In which the transactions were
large enough to attract attention was
almost wholly by the speculative ele-
ment on the floor and declines pre-
Government registered tours adj
vancec Ia; other bonds were frmer.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-26

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The Detroit times., 1908-03-26

Cotton prices, furnished by Cameron
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-09
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