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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-19
ROAD TO INCREASE
ITS TERMINAL
FACILITIES
WABASH OFFICIALS DISCUSS The
PROPOSITION WITH REPREsEN.
TATNEs OF clTVs CONNER
cIAL BODIES.

+. A. Delano. OF Chicago. president
of the Wabash railway; II. Y. Miller
vice president and general manager;
S. f.. Potter. general superintendent;
- l.. MINIS. general solicitor; w. Q.
MAXWELL -assisIani- general trasthlr- In.an-
aseE;s +. AeAssEiis.F.4, assistant saI-
eral passenger agent, all of ST Louis (;
c. C. Landers. division freight agent;
j. j. Sim, superintendent A. =.
Wolfschiager. passenger and traffic
agent, of Detroit, Ind Alexander
Smith. attorney for the Wabash road
In Toledo, held a conference at noon
Thursday with the directors OF the
Board OF Commerce. aud representa-
resentatives or the Board OF Trade
and the Wholesalers association. in
the Board OF Commerce rooms.
The Board OF Commerce has been
-eHdeaFeffns to hrvc rhC wabash ran.
way increase it's freight terminal ~
Cilities at Detroit. aid the visit OF
these representatives Of the road was
TO talk over the proposition with the
representative business men of inc
city. Tn subject OF charging the te.-
minal facilities in the vicinity OF Sixth
end Eighth-sts.. was discussed inform
ally and the matter was referred To
special committee of the board OF
Commerce for investigation This
committee will ascertain in just what
way the Wabash desires TO carry out
its plans.
President Bowen, II the Board OF
Commerce. presided at the meeting.
The Board OF Trade vas represented
by Thomas G. Craig and the Wholesal-
ers' association by President J. r.
Smart A number OF the directors of
the boaru or Commerce were present
and after the meeting the Wabash Of
hcials were guests of The Board OF
Commerce at a luncheon in the De-
troit club
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AppIe.--rancy. .sos.so; common u

| pa Is per Dbl.
D.tter--Extra creamery 23c: farm
waited, 25@25hc. Official prices; Extra
, creameries. sic; frsts. 29c. crooks. 22c,
packing stock. 1Sc per Id.
CeIery--s5c per doz: California. $3.50
per case; Florida. 1926 per crate;
Crnnbcrrie.-,Late howes. $3.50 per
CauiIn"wer-caIifor si.7s0: per
SCheese--Michigan full cream. 40
Ce6ee--Packase coffee. si4-ss01sas
Dressed Calves-Fancy. sh@sc; com
'''I pres s hox.@Light. 5& @sc per To-;
4 ~ yp5c ~, IN
arsts' i5c. cases incivded. as' NV
Flour--Michigan patent in wood,
.sss s sssSnd .s pate psr iii a'' straight
coarse. corn meal. s2s.oo; corn and DAT
chop. $4,000: coarse middlings. $500;
ans middlings. 5000 per ton n.,oa. re-
zoe per doa' sS gs,nn nn. sbh7S@s per
Sis per bu; parsley. 2oW25c per dog;
water cress. 4oc per doz; pieplant Acc
Finsa. Hsddie--sg1lc per ID.
Grnpes--Maiagas. si.5o0s.so per bbi
nosey-Fancy white. il q Isc; ambcr.
l4@1sc: extracted. Smsc per ID.
Hickory NUts-?c per bu.
following prices for new baied hay IN
$3.50 s;s .aoo s MS.si
and Se oas straw, 50 ton, in car io,s
&c; No; green. &c: No green: &c; kip.
S Sn &c 2c Nc ao 70 se esi ca m Ns Me-
lie: No 4. eMc; calf. green. No. l..
os s M no. Rss ed ,S hSs.s 4. s q WOOL Ss
Mxssdwsr~-wi-e naiis, $40; base
painted SSrb:s wirs 'ssS saISsn M'r.
cloth. yi.1o per 100 Feet; lap and slip,
e. and per cent or pc csl, az netting w,rs
on: round and corrugated conductor
Oie Gs;m = asa ; g 81 c ss'' 100 CO.
Lemors-caiifornra. Ss@sso per box.
Mmshr00ms--5Oc per tb
OrnnE~s--Ca,ifornia navels. s2.s59S
s.ss.pp...-z7Fioriss; s,@:so per doz.
90 Csc per bo: new new heS r. ssss
PEI Pssisry-rIsns. lsoiss: ducks. ,. !,
asss.s gees: :rrns scssy ssn s0sss
ducks iiai5c: geese. i1@isc; tur-
keys. fb017c per Id.
prov isions---hfess pork. s12.50. fnmity
pork. $1t@14.b0; light, clear. $3.50;
| heavy. 600; sn1oked hams. 9Mca dfy
saifed briskets. 7xc: shoulders. sc;
| ficrces, SIC; kettle rendered. 9kc ID
Oniens-7sc per bn; Spanish. si.se
Oii.--Raw iinseed. 4oc: boiled lin
| seed. SIC gal. less per cent for cash
/, in IN days; diamond headlight kero.
sene. sac; turpentine. tn barrel lots.
straw berrses--a5 n soc pei. at
sweet Pesssces--Ilisnoi-. se@3.25 per
suxar--crystsi dominoes. s7.7o: eagle
| tablets, 1856: cut loaf. ss.65: cubes.
$50; xxxx powdered. sS-55. grann-
in bulk, 1915 sranulatsd; In ie-ie cot
ton bags. 500 Michigan eanulate,
1906: confccsiohsrs A. IS: No. !, 1915.
! No. 2. ISIS. No 2. 1910. No. A. 1905:
! 5. s4Ss No. .. stso; No. 10. st.7s; No.
! IL. {4lo; No. IE. tits; No 10 50;
| No. "a, $3.50: No. 10. s4.6U per 100 tbs.
Ts%siess-eFicridss. iSc per bssksi
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-19
EASTER LILY CROP is
SUCCESS IN BERMUDA

NEW YORK. March i9.-The news
brought from Bermuda today that the
Easter lily crop. which failed last year
and sent prices soaring. is this year
Ia big success. The work OF gathering
the buds has begun, and the steam
ship Bermudian, OF the Quebec line
will bring up 10000 boxes, each con
tanning 125 buds on ncr next trip.
The Bermudian cane in today with
number OF New Workers who hav,
been sojourning in Bermuda, where
Mark Twain and Fl. RI. Rogers are hav
ing vacation. M. e. Benjamin. son
in-Iaw OF Mr.. Rogers, said the finao.
cier's health is greatly improved.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-19
|RGE LEGISLATURE
TO PROBE
WALL-sI.
6WLEss LURE or GAMBLING,
onpER DECEPTIVE eARs or
susiNEss RssPscrAsILlTy. AS
oAlLEo BY NorAsLEs.

ALBANY. N. Y. March 19.--Swept
n their feet by the force Of arguments
resented In favor OF the passage OF
I|Is Introduced by Mr.. Wagner and
MI CuyiIIier. 10 put an end 10 gamb-
HE ia WalI-st, the opponents OF the
Measure were compelled 10 plead for
IA uu5Uurumgrt 10 consult their rt-
Crneys as 20 what they should do
Alfred Owen Crozier. author of The
IoRnet.r which inspired President
1oeevelt TO advocate curtailment OF
& gambling evils OF Wall-st.; Rev
1dison c. Peters. OF the Peoples
EIorch, and Rev VIM. Sehoenfeld, OF
1e Emmanuel Lutheran church. both
New York city. by their oyerwhelm-
In& array OF facts made the represen-
|<sf5ves or the New York Stock Elk
|fhange back down as though they had
come totally unprepared By narrat.
|{n& pathetic instances OF the ruin
worked by the operations of so-called
'changev brokers and bucketshops
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-19
WRECK ON ?. N.
At GREEAv|L[E
DERAILED CARS CATCH FIRE
ONLY ONE MAN is
HURT.

GREENVILLE. Mich. March -
A bad freight wreck happened here at
A o'clock this morning when train No.
%, running 35 miles an hour. struck
"a derailer and piled up IA about ~
feet high on the side of the track Til
fireman. Herman De-Hart, the only
rcan injured, sustained a badly
bruised leg. The wreck caught fire,
which was fought by the. Greenville
FIRE department
The Pere Marquette crosses the t.,
s. & M. railroad here, and for the
first time in several weeks the Grand
Trunk switch engine was at work in
the local yards last night. That is
believed TO account for the derailer
being left open. There is a sharp
curve here and before Engineer Byas
noticed the derailer was open the en-
CINE was upon 1t.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-19
LIVE STOCK.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARD

MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.
DETROIT. March 19.--Cattle--Re-
81 than last week. We quote: Extra
drx=fea- Stess=-aff,i- fr-ffcrs.- st:f5 IT $50;
steers and helfers. l 900 10 l.200 lbs
S4.50m >, steers and heifers, 500 TO 1905
lbs. $i@ $50: steers and heifers that
are fat. 500 20 700 lbs. S3.75M4: choice
fat cows $4,000; good fat cows. ss,fo
@s.sS', common nHaa cows. ssa5as can
sac 40: fair To good bolognas. bulls.
s3.5oG4; stock bulls, $3@3.5o; choice
feeding steers. 500 to l,00o lbs, StW
lbs. ss.5o@4: choice stockers. 500 to
700 lbs, S3.35@4: fair stockers. 500 TO
700. s303.50; stock heifers, se.5oG3. 20;
mixers. large. young. medium age. so
q 80: common mixers, $s5 @30.
Veal Calves--Receipts Ss2: market 20
TO zoe lower. quality common; best, 81
G7;2s: others. toss. Milesh Cows
sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1865;
market % cents higher: best lambs
81. 40M 100. fair to good lambs, So: IS "
T,25; light to common lambs, s5@s,
fair To good butcher sheep. 400 a $50.
culls and common. s3.50G4.
Hogs-Receipts 5000: market 80
cents higher. Range OF prices; Light
S4 $500 ons shs ysrsees
roughs, sIWia5: stays. s3Gs25
EAST BUFFALO.
Lfsesto~k Report By sadIcr. noriek &
s0s. (Otumi~at"0 1SereunHrG
BUFFALO. March ls.--tSpecial)--
Cattle--Receipts light and strong. Hogs
Receipts 5000. strong. pigs. S4.S0:
all others. $3.50 ASS. Sheep--Receipts
2,oco. strong; top lambs, ss.2s: calves,
EAST BUFFALO. ". Y. March H.
Cattie--None on sale, feeling steady.
veals--Receipts $50 head, market ac-
tive. 25c higher; Gull 20 choice veals.
s5.50mS. Sheep and Lambs--Receipts
1000 head, market active and strong,
lambs. $5.500S.25 yearlings. $50 u
7.25: wethcrs. s6.25G6.75; ewes. $6.25tf
6.25. MIXED sheep, $3.50 GD6.25. culls. -
m4.50. Hogs--Receipts 100 head. mar
ket active at a nickel higher: workers,
mixed and heavy, $3.50 $50; piss,
s4.75I4s0: roughs, $4.25@1.75: stays.
$40 $50.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March l9.--Hogs--I,e-
celpts $4,000. market strong at yester-
DAYS average; light. $4.50mf.S5; mixed
and heavy. $4.60@4s5. roughs, $45v@
40; pigs, $3.Sg a.. 40: workers.. &411Q q
4.50. Cattle--Rcceipts 5000 market l0c
higher; beeves, $4.50@6e5: cows and
heifers, s2@550: Texans. $3.50 ,;
calves. $5m650; westerners. $4.2sW
$50: stockers and feeders. $3.10m5a20.
Sheep-Reoeipts 10000. market strong:
natives. sL25Qs, $50; westerns. $Aesp
SIS: yearlings. s6mL15: native lambs.
$5.S5 $50; western lambs, t6.4o@1.'o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-19
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Furnished by Cameron Currie q Co.
The market opened fractionally high
er than last nights close, and as a
rule remained strong during the two
hours OF trading. leading stocks rally
ing from a point To "a paint and three
quarters above the low level OF yea
terday The tendency, however, is Tor
the market TO grow duh on the rally
and although IL holds fairly well, there
seems 10 be but little buying except BY
traders for turn and-to cover shorts.
There has been no news TO influence
prices one way or the other, but, OF
course. the reduction In the New YORK
Central dividend continues TO be tho
main topic OF conversation and rumor
IL busy trying 10 pick out other roads
which will have TO follow SUIT
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-19
ARREST ALLEGED swlNoLERs.

AIIEGAN. Mich, March 19,--(Spo
cial. &c. w. Kelley, who claims Den
yer a. hts home, is under arrest here
on charge Of swmdling Landlord
Frank Smith out OF S25. which he Is
said 10 have borrowed on a fake tele
gram supposedly from friend. Kelly's
wife and friend. VIM. Bullion. are
under arrest In Grant Haven Kelly
who had been drinking when arrested
is said TO be wanted on similar charges
Ia Battle Greek and Grand Rapids.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-19
Grand Rabbi Of Franco.

M. Alfred Levy. who was chosen by
specially elected assembly to Ill
the place OF grand rabbi of France. 20
succeed zadoc Kahn. is not q Parts
ian. His election was triumph Of
the provincials over the ParisIana.
The latter had decided to elect M.
Israel Levy, son-in-iaw OF the late
grand rabbi. The electoral body. con-
posed OF about 20 members. all lay.
men, assembled in Paris, and after
several ballots the grand rabbi u
Lyons was elected over the candidate
OF the Paris dele6auon. The cleo
tons says a writer in the Israelite;
protested by their vtIes against The
Paris Is France theory The new
incumbent was bern f.rreviffe tu
December, 1S40 He was elected TO
the chief rabbinate OF Lyons IN 1880
He Is a man of striking personality
aud an accomplished orator
Joh prfnfsne---Done Rlgh. rissss
Printing en-. ~ John R-sr paooe -l9I
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CHICAGO, March ls.-Esgs srt-
coming into Chicago daily az the. rate
OF about 80 carloads. which means
COO 600 dozen. or 100000 eggs. Strict.
" fresh eggs are selling wholesale at
about 10 cents. tho lowest price Ia
I'VE YEARS ~ retail The same grade
Of eggs should be obtained at no.
Jsore than 20 cents. -
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, March l9.--close: The
bulls were a little more confident OF
their position on Thursday, but trading
was not active. Liverpool had an adj
vance and the green bug news came
from several directions in Kansas ana
Oklahoma, finding more believers tnan
on former days. Actual damage Is be-
ing talked and the bugs are said TO be
multiplying at threatening rate. Cash
wheat i'm Chicago was not active ana
there IS no present INDICATION OF acute
Wheat euo;ations--cash No. rcd.
o9c: May openrd &c higher ut 5S7tr,
gained NC, declined TO sS4c. and closed
az 9sc: July opened at s2Ac. advanced
e3%c: september opened at SEA. :,
touched SOC. declined to Syhc. and
closed az s9Ac: No. 3 red. sec; No. l
white. $50.
No. ,. eshc; No. 3 yellow. exc: san-
pie. | car at SIC.
Oats--cash No 3 white. 1 car al
55xc: May. SIC bid.
Rye-cash No 2. s5lsc.
Beans--cash. s2.22: April. s2.25' May
S2.2s.
at sis. 7 nj $3.50; prime alsike. 81
sample als'kc. 8 bags at Sill. 4 at $1o.25
Timothy seed--Prime spot. so bags
Rsrley--sold by sample. car a,
$40 per cwt.
Receipts In the Detroit markc
Thursday. included 500 bbls 81 -four.
cars OF corn. and OF oats. Withdraw.
| ais were 200 bills OF -four. Stocks a,'
| 900 t43 bu OF wheat 15f.2ef bu OF corn
| 63.S7s bu of oats, S.f36 bu OF barley
! and s.i21 bu OF rye
| wheat in Liverpool closed "a nd
and corn 7sd higher
/ Kansas city wheat receipts. 30 cars
year ago. So cars.
Wheat receipts at ST Louis. 5000,
bu. year ago. $4,000 bu.
Northwestern wheat receipts Thurs
! DAY 2S6 cars. year ago, 500 cars.
Wheat receipts at primary point,
Thursday, tos.ooo bu: year ago. 5ii.oc'
EXPORTS or wheat and -four Thurs
day, $4,000 bu.
J CHICAGO GRAIN.
+ CHICAGO. March i9.z-There was
firm and higher opening In WHEAT
prices gaining - n &c over yesterdat
due largely 10 hrmer markets abroa,
I sfrrrf --r-fnffer receipts rorthwrrt.--
Opening prices: eswheat-May. sea
| % Nc. corn--May. ss< 467zcs Oats
! May. 6f3sc. Pork--May. sf2 .60nf2. 3
Rlbs--Nay, fe.s7H. Hard-Juiz. tS.2a
I Closing prices on the board OF trad
showed Erein as lowering around th'
ton notches reached and gains for tn
day OF y y &c IN wheat, sale In corn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-19
YPSILANTI YOUTH GETS
RHODES SCHOLARSHIP

ANN ARBOR. Mich. March H.
The committee charged with naming
the winner OF the Rh,ces scholarship
from the state OF Michigan has turned
down James X. Watkins, OF Bay City,
in favor of William L. Barbour. OF
Ypsilanti. Barbour. VINO is a son OF a
professor In the Stale Normal college
and 22 years old, qualified last year.
when another choice was made.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-19
BOSTON COPPER.

Cameron Currie e. Cos copper letter:
Opening copper cable. Spot, fJJ.
down rs Cd; futures. ESQ rs Cd. down
% Cd.
The copper share market opened in
active this morning with few stocks
traded in Some irregularity was shown
during the forenoon. Amalgamated adj
vancing a nalf point. and one or Two
other issues declining about the same
amount. Transactions. however, were
on too limited scale To mean anything
and the market was featureiess up to
the noon hour. Early copper cHbtEs
from London quoted the market there
quiet andA fractionally lower.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-19
GOVT WON'T PAY HEIRS
OF GEN. SLOCUM VICTIMS

WASHINGTON. March 1s.-Tho
comTittee OH appropriations today,
adopted a resolution that the govern
nsent is under no obligations to pay
any money to the heirs OF the victims
OF the General SlotuIa disaster in New
York harbor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-19
COPPER MARKET-CLOsE.

Ariz. CONT, 10: All. 10A; All, 26:
f:os. Cons. I 81. Butte Cfn. 2UK; BIng.
Goa. 60 !. Cons. Mer., s4 G. & IL. $50;
c. & A.. I03; Cent. 23h Davis D.. II
T.. Butte. 8: Ely. 81 Frank. s: @. Can,
81: LasaL; IA; Nal MAJ. IL ~, Mex Con- sin
NJ Butte. So: Par. 17st; Raven. ~
shan. ILL.,; sup Pitts. l2A; $. Queen
L: Trim. Cop, 1s% Utah Cons. 3eh
n. S; r.. com, 32A; do pfd. 40; woIv.
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Brief Telegraph
Items Of Interest

ST PETERSBURG, March 49,
Count Leo Tolstoi Is again In very
feeble health. A report reached Mos
COW today that the great commone.
tainted yesterday and was~brought to
consciousness with considerable DIFF
ficulty. The aged novelist is very
weak from protracted influenza.
NEW YORK, March 1s.--Fredericlk
w. Held. whose real name is Parsons.
once Texas Cow puncher." is said
10 have confessed TO the Newark po-
lice that he is a triple bigamist. He
will face Recorder Kelley, at Kearney.
N. j., today on the charge brought
by his last wife, Mrs Anna Duckwood-
Parsons.
NEW YORK. March 19.--Mrs. Henry
Clews, Jr.. accompanied by her two
young children, Henry CleN. III, and
Louise. sailed today on the White Star
line steamship Baltic for Paris, where
she will join her husband.
ST. PETERSBURG. March IA
report became current today that spies
are seeking Mile Maria Spiridonoyo.
who was exIled to Siberia two years
ago Cor the murder or the chief OF
police of Tarlboy, and who is said to
have escaped. According 10 the re-
port she is in New Zealand or Aus
tralia
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE an.
! nual report OF President Vail, Of the
| American Telephone e Telegraph Co.,
presented today. shows profits OF s23.-
| l7e 900, against S17,S57 600 last year.
CHICAGO. March Ic.--The "psychoi
lcgy OF bonrets" 10 the chief subject
OF consideration at the convention OF
the National Milliners' association to-
day and tomorrow In tae Masonic tenn
pie here. according To Nine. Hunt
\ president of the observation.
NEW YORK. March 19.--Fifty thou
sand dollars In jewels which Mrs
Jeanette Newman confessed she had
stolen from Mrs. Louis W Bell while
a guest at various times ut the lat
ter's home IN 1archmcut. have bee,
recovered byvhe police, with her aid
In pawnshops
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NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, March 1s--Buslness 1T
the opening OF the cotton market this
morning was active. with FIRST prices
two points higher TO four points lower.
ON the call there was heavy covering
In which professionals seemed TO hgure
prominently. II was understood. no "
ever. that Wall-st. short interests were
standing by their lines and immedi-
ately after the call. the list became
unsettled.
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Reported for The Times by camero1
nosTON .COPPER SALES.

BOSTON. Mass. March 19.-Sales,
Anal. i2.05s; Az. 20: Zinc, 35: Aic..
100: Ariz. Conf, 445: ALL. 100; Bing..
ito: Bonz.. 600; y C.. 1000; Blu. Gin.
100: G.. n A., e7: Cent, 10; Mer.. $500.
C.. .Sa; Roy. 290; LaSai., l60; Mex.
$780, Moh.. 1873: New. $50; N. b.. 1909:
o. d.. ass; Csc. l30; Par. 100. PIX. 10;
shan. 40 Tam. s.: Trim. 2s5: Y :.
Wet, i50. Win. Is.
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end ss@%c In oats; provisions were a
shade lower.
closing, prices: Wheat--May, 90 nc
asked corn--May. Is asked oats
Lard-May. s1.s7 bid. kibs--May,
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NEW YORK. March 19.-The stock
market at the opening showed more
advances than declines. Reading start
ed 81 better. Smelling bfeefdi ti-kss.'-
id Transit and St. Paul IL better, AMI
Great Northern preferred, Union Pa
cific and the Steel stocks opened Ii
higher. Sugar opened is up. Baiti-
more a. Ohio, Southern Pacific and
Copper opened is lower, and 500 OPP
ened 1-2 lower Northern Pacific and
Car Foundry were unchanged. New
York Central and Anaconda opened
S-S higher AT the end OF 10 minutes
trading the market showed numerous
recessions from best prices.
There was enough covering OF short
and supporting orders in the market
this morning TO create a firmer tone,
and, although in the early trading
price movements were irregular. at
the end OF the hour the majority OF
active issues showed fair net gain
over last nights closing figures.
batch of selling orders induced
by the sharp declines yesterday start
ed reaction. but the stocks then
Sold were easily absorbed and another.
recovery followed. Union Pacific and
Reading were the most prominent fea-
lures and were followed by nearly ev'
erything else on the list. The widest
swing was In Reading, which after
moving up is TO l02 rs, fell over one
point and then rallied sharply. Amer
lean Smelling was the most supported
OF the industrials and advanced 10
6S 3-S In the first hour. Government
registered tours declined IA; other
bonds were better.
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&hey added to the chagrin of the rep
esentatives Of the Stock Exchange
MD the horde Of brokers. bucketshop
<eepers and their lawyers who swarm
ma the corridors OF the capitol during
HE hearings
croxIer Huris Bomb.
Mr. Croxier threw a bomb into the
<onks Of the stock gambling defenders
<om Wall-st. and made profound inn
tessiOn on the legislative committees
urging that the legislature order
general investigation OF Wall-st.
Mr.. Crozier several times reminded
Ne committee that the legislature. as
6li IS the governor. was under CON
<itutional oath to SUPPRESS gambling
any form In WalI-st. as well as else.
Mr.. Eroxier said In part:
The real reason 1 come to partici-
Hfe IN this hearing. is to emphasize
nnblinr concerns the citizenship Of
[n&r states almost equally with those
t his state. This Is conclusiveiy es-
p15shed, by the monuments every
uere seen throughout the land OF
Wrecked fortunes. blasted hopes and
&V{ned homes. all destroyed because VI
me existence OF the New York Stoc9
xcnanke' and the character OF its bus
ness. II more proof Is desired. l point
M prison cells tenanted by American
l<t&ens who today would be honored
u4 respected and useful but for the
less 'ei lure OF your gambling game
>1tipcss respectabiiity. And 70 thou
4uQs ~ graves scattered Throughout
t<ery state prematurely filled By sui
I0C6 and the victims of murders and
|X "a faa ND
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Quotations by Cameron currIe 4 CO.
lhl nd. lsl Split. lnl Nominal
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. o., March ls.--Quotations
red, 9Ssse: May, s2ssc: July. 92c; Sept.
S9Lc. corn--No. 3 yellow. 6Ghc; May,
Csc; July. 66nc; Sept. 66c. Oats--No.
3 white, SEE May. 55hc; July. 5Ossc:
Sept, 3sAc, Glover seed4--Cash. $l2.S5.
March. $3.50; April. Sls37; Oct. $3.50.
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mt the moment. although dairy stock
is little scarce. Receipts of poultry
continue very moderate the market
is firm in tone and IL Is possible 20
spring the market little occasionally.
Potatoes are dull and steady. Oranges
are up a tribe. and strawberries are
working lower.
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Cotton prices. furnished by Cameron
Currle Co. Opening.
u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bonds, furnished by Cameron Currie
a Co. New IS reg. 1o3z 0fo4h: do.
coup. f0t1 bid: new 3s reg. l0l4l02,
do. coup, fO1 0to2: new ~ reg. 12ii<
hid: DO. coup. 1924 bid
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Suppressed bills for divorce waIe
! fled Thursday saefnias hy Jennie 4.
| ". James r. Young, and Gustav r..
W. fntz 0atermnnn
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Hons rrem Los AnoeIss.
|34 eQQup1I TdrHncy hsefz
In Angelica whcr< ~
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PRODUCE.

There was not much to be said. for
the, market this morning There were
plenty OF eggs TO supply al demands.
Stocks of creamery butter are ample
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NEW WORK. s1fGAH-

new YORK, March is.--The Amer
can Sugar Refining Co. and the Ma
tt6ral Sugar Refining Co this morning
advanced their Hist prices for refined
sugars 20 points to 5,1e less I per ceut
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LOCAL STOCKS.

4 The following quotations Furnished
by Lewis @. Gortor. No. 1i15 Majestic
building. March 10 1908.