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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
BRANCH STORES
Will CONTINUE
Creditors of the Goodyear RainCoat
Company Decide to Sell the
Stocks at Retail.
Local Store at 2lo Woodward Ave
One of the Largest of String.

and ladies rubberized silk coats at
ridiculously low prices and shrewd
buyers from Detroit and all over tho
state have been eating quite hole In
this 100000 stock.
so goes the world" said Mr.. Rob-
erts as a parting observation. IT'S
an Ill wind that does not blow some
body good" Across the way. opposite
this store, you see the shell OF the
Goldberg building A big loss TO the
owners. but the people will be ablc
10 save many dollars. With US. that
one fateful Knickerbocker Trust Incl
dent topples over one OF the largest
manufacturers OF raincoats In tho
world. and. instead OF enjoying
profit at this time. We see our beauti-
full stock OF garments fading away at
prices that would seem incredible
were not the conditions as they ars.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
T RAIL FURNISHES
HEAP OF TALK
PROPOSAL TO LET D. v. x. EH'
PERTINENT GOES BACK TO
COMMITTEE.

The common council devoted much OF
its time Tuesday night 70 discussion
OF The "T' rail and It's alleged ad
vantage over The grooyed rail. but
little Was accomplished except to re-
fer the proposition TO permit the ID
IT, K. 10 lay IT, rails ON Jefferson
ave. between Woodward and Beau
fat. back 10 the committee on street,
The committee was authorized 10 Sc
cure the company's consent. II posi-
Bile. 10 an agreement whereby the j
L. Il. viii replace the grooveu rails il
the experin ent with the other Kind
should prove unsatisfactory. Aid
Watson's ordinance providing for the
substitution OF IT rails IN the
Twelfth ward took the same course
The discussion gave some OF the al
derman an opportunity 70 assert with
considerable yigor. that they are not
owned by the ID. L. r.
Public Works Commissbner Haar'
er, on motion OF Aid. Heiheman. was
empowered TO proceed with the repay
ing OF High-st without further delay
The work mas been held up for sew
eral days owing 10 the fact that the
commissioner rejected the creosote
block being furnished by the contract
ors as not up TO specifications. The
council instructed him TO secure other
blocks. regardless OF any lawsuits that
may arise
Aid Gilman secured the adoption
OF resolution instructing the police
10 make complaints against peanut
and candy vendors who gather about
the entrance 10 Woodmere cemetery
every Sunday 70 the great annoyance
of visitors.
The North Woodward Residents as
ISOLATION sent in vigorous protest
against the delay in the separation OF
the grades at Beaubien-st. and the
railroad. The committee on grade
separation was ordered TO submit 2
report OF the matter next week. AID
Korte, of the liquor regulation commit
tee. reported that the bond OF Abe /
Wolf, No Isl Garfield east. had beer
rejected Wolf is in the restricted dis
trict
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20

At meeting of the auditors of the
Goodyear Raincoat Co. held at the
Waldorf Astoria In New York. Mon
day, IL was voted 10 dispose OF the EN-.
tire stock or raincoats. crayenettes
and ladies' rubberlzed silk coats by
retail. instead OF bulk sale.
While the trustees are selling gar
ments at about cost OF the raw mater
ial. still It was deemed the wisest
coarse on account OF the inability OF
the Great Britain Waterproofing Co.
Ltd. 10 pay cash for the entire stock.
This decision provides great
snap for the people OF Detroit and
Michigan said Mr. Roberts. trustee Of
the local store CT the Goodyear Rain.
coat Co. at 2l6 Woodwardave AL
ready it has been noised about that
we are selling cravenettes. raincoats
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. May 20.-Closing The
big advance in this country on Tues
day threw a scare into Liverpool, and
they had a runaway bull market over
there but OH this side OF the water
wheat had a reaction Nand sold lower.
Kansas reported much destruction OF
wheat by the Hessian ny other parts
OF the wheat belt had good prospects
and the damage news was lost sight
Of A little strength was shown at one
time early ia the session. but sharp
decline followed. MiiTers were not ac-
tive buyers OF wheat.
Wheat quotations-Cash, No. ? red,
gsAc. May opened "A lower at sl.00<
gained ixc. and declined TO 9gA G.. July
Opered at S2Lc. advanced TO ga. and
dropped TO ~ - September opened at
Ssa.c. gained &c. declined lc. adj
vanced TO Ssiac and closed at S9c; No.
red g6i.c. No. I white sSi<c.
Coarse grain quotations Corn-Cash
No o. 1oc No. 3 yellow. 1Sc bid.
>Oats-Cash No 3 white sec. sample.
car az sac.
Rye--Cash Noe. sac. -.
June, $3.50 bid,
clover seed-Prime October. $50
Northwestern wheat receipts We'd
nesday. i21 cars. year ago. 342 cars.
Receipts In the Detroit wheat market
on Wednesday included 500 bbls Of
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AppIes-rancy. ,s0s.so. common. u

GI IS per Dbl.
Besns-Dried Lima. sh@,c per ID;
nuttcrCoffciai prices; Extra cream
cries. 22c; hrsts. zoe: crooks, Ice; pack
ing stock. 15c per ID.
S ce,ss,.rFioriSa !, pee per CRATE crate.
Cranberrics---Late Howes. $3.50 per
S..Iiaower-Caiiiornia. sl.7s02 per
Che~se-Michigan full cream. now.
l2c: Limburger, new. l5c; old. lie:
brick. lsc; sehweitzsr; isc per 10;
Creased Hoxs-Lisht Gu &c per Id;
common. &C per h..
E.s.-Michigon curr,n. receipts. sx-
ira, case count. lee per doz
sss e sfsond ,! psss per- oti BIS straight
Feed-Jobbing iots, bran. sssoo;
sSon. ,ss coarse middllnss, ,ss. Sn as
Fre.h vesctabics-oreen onions. Toe
lettuce. s0lOc per 10: spinach. As q soc
S sf ea ss ss dos s pie Elephant ant sSc
p peas a sis5 per bu. wax Beans.
per box: green beans. si.7s per hamper.
Green reppxr.--Soe per basket.
painted barbed wire. $3.50: galvanized
S2.ao: poultry netting before weaving,
50 and p-r cent on: scuitfy netting.
after weaving. 81 per cent on. wire
Joint 4avetrough. so and 10 per cent
pipe. IS and per, cent on
Hoeey-IAney whisc: i;0lse; amber.
Nal5c; extractco; s@sc per 10.
Hav-fJaf-ott shippers IRE pa yinu tn q
following. prices FOR new baiei hay In
car iots; b. De,,oM No, ! timothy.
:isso: rye S Straw y q: wheat i' ana , oss
Hidss-No. cured sMe; No. (: cured.
cured snsa Ss sr e. ssss; 10 sss k kiS
ssii. CURED. No, liz; No. sss: cs Il
horse hides. No. i. 50; NO. :. 81: sheep.
skins. as e. wool, sscgSis
Maple susar--.New. pure. ise per ID.
=; S:: = Sss e, oS; =, Texas; $50
OiIs-Raw linseed. 44c; boiled linz
seed. 45c gal less l per cent Tor cas-
i,s ~ Gays. diamond headlight kero-
sene a5c: tufpentine. ir BARREL lots
0ranss.-caIifornia nsvels. $3.50
a 3.
pop corn-Ears. in02e per IN
Potstoes-Car lots. o. b. Detroit,
esq zoe Der bu. new Bermudas. 81. so
per bu. 81 per bbl. Floridas. $3.50 per
bu. 81 so per Dbl.
pou1try-Hens. IL qll hc, chickens.
11al1hc 10: geese. "a DC. ducks. 100
i2Hc; turkeys. 13Q l4c per 10.
I'rovSstobs--Ness pork. $3.50. family
pork. sl7Qi75o: light. clear, SIS SO.
heavy. S1s. smoked hams loa. q lie; dry
salted brisket-. sit 09c. shoulders. nc
picnic hams. Sc. bacon. - Pill nc; latd.
In tterces. axe, kettle rendered iohc
per Id
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
"SQUANDERS" so CENTS
FOR FOOD AND is BEATEN

CHICAGO. May 19.-When Mrs. FL
la Parker spent so cents for food her
husband asserted she was wasting his
money. and as punishment threw
her against well and slapped her
face.
This and other alleged acts OF cruel
~ were given by Mrs. Parker to Judge
Ball yesterday as reasons why she
should be granted a decree OF divorce
from her husband. Miron c. Parker,
who was last heard OF by his wife
when he lived In North Dakota. On a
second occasion. she said her husband
struck her because there was too
much food on the table"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
Markets and Finance

-four !, cars OF wheat. Of oats. and !
OF rye. Withdrawals were 100 Dds OF
-four. 90. bu or wheat, zO2o bu OF corn,
LIS On OF oats. and .gl bu OF rye.
bu OF corn, 34.ss. bu OF oats. 2,2sS bu
Of barley. and ISIS bu OF rye.
Wheat ia Liverpool closed % q 4. a.
and corn isd higher.
Wheat receipts at Kansas CITY -
-Sat< -s-uf rgu. 30 cars.
Wednesday $4,000 bu, year ago. Ssh
O00 bu.
Exports of wheat and hour wednes-
day. $4,000 bd
chicago GRAIN.
CHICAGO. MAJ 2O.-tine weather
conditions over winter and spring
wheat country and failure of Liverpool
10 fully respond ~ our advance yes
terdsy, caused declines OF az in wheat
al the start with little selling by com.
mission houses. On the decline good
support developed and the market cas-
iiy regained the losses, and made a
small net gain.
SONG. corn-July, e61s Qo6isc. Oats
July. ts7se. Pork-July. slS.I5. Lard
July. ss57tx Ribs-Not quoted.
Patten was free seller OF grain to-
day. throwing over 100000 bushels
wheat. and good sized line OF corn.
lower. corn SQL lower oats &c up
lower
Todays close: wheat-May. H.olA.
coIn-May. !7Hc asked; July. 66se.
oats-May. s5s; July 4et 94s7ye bid.
May. ,si5 asked; July ss.Le,a asked,
Ribs-May. 722, July 1875.
Quotations by Cameron currie & Co
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
|6IR[ IS BEHEAOED
hNO S MEN SHOT
IN CAR RIOTS
FIFTEEN rRoLLevs pYNAMlr.
x 80 M LABOR WAR AND cLEve-
LAND IN AN uPRoAR-coMEoY
or POLICE ERRORS.

CLEVELAND. May 20.-Fifteeu
cars were dynamited. five men shot
= girl beheaded and 20 other persons
I. Injured by the explosion OF nitro
xlycerin In the car riots, here,
Five cars were blown up In different
parts OF the city, soon after mid
, night. AT least i've persons were in
I jnred. One car. hurled from the
y tracks at ST. Clair and East Fifty
third-st., by an explosion OF dynamite.
WAS thrown through the air 80 feet
ehattering the brick wall OF an apart
Mcnt house. The occupants rushed
out in panic. several being Injured by
railing bricks.
A non-union conductor. In charge
OF car which decapitated Yetta
Walkinski. young girl. in Woodland
ave. In the heart OF the tenement
district OF the city. was saved from
dangling by a rope from lamp post
only by the battle OF big squad or
police with a mob OF Infatuated strike
pympathizers and neighbors OF the
\ child's parents at almost the same
n time as the Lakewood battle.
The conductor sought shelter In a
drug store, which was wrecked by
bricks and stones hurled at the police
4 and their covering prisoner by the
rioters, who were driven on by cries
Of Lynch him" XIII him."
Six Auto Loads Of Police.
A battle In Lakewood. with the hur.
\ xy,ng of six automobile loads OF city
1. ~~~l he
Of Lakewood citizens, ending In the
arrest of Ave schoolboys. who were
\ released in half hour precipitated a
clash OF authority and brought from
1(r. Du Pont, president of the Munich
Dal Traction Co. a significant retort
Du Pont Makes Reply.
Mayor Bernard Miller, of Lakewood
demanded the withdrawal OF all city
bolice. Du Pont. allied with Mayor
Tom L. Johnson, who is treasurer o.
The Municipal Co.. replied;
THE men are not city police. They
4 are my private guards
Mayor Miller has called a special
session OF his village council which
threatens TO rescind all franchises un
r der which the Municipal Co. is oper
ating.
The Lakewood battle occurred in
B Clifton boulevard. strike sympathizers
8 hiding behind rocks near the Nickel
Plate railroad bridge. One car was
stoned and bullets were fred from
{ the rocks. A deputy sheriff returned
the FIRE. No one was injured.
A second car was fired on, volley
being returned by the deputy sheriffs.
Deputy sheriffs Return Fire.
Fifteen minutes later a third car
was stoned and strike sympathizers
opened fre Deputy Sheriff Cowley's
men returned the fire. Joseph Gray
deputy sheriff. fell. shot through the
back. He may die. Deputy Sheriff
George Alexander was also seriously
wounded. Two men were hit by bull
lets and were captured and are guard
ed In hospitals. The officers charged
the crowd. but were diverted and the
rioters hurled kerosene over the car
y and burned 1t to the ground.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
Christian viekert, = tesmster. whose
wagon was struck By Fourteenth
POLICE COURT DOCKET

Frank Robinson, drunk. sentence
suspended.
Thomas Arthur, drunk. sentence sue
pended
Hattie ONeil disordsriy person; dis
charged.
Frances Donohue. drunk: sentence
suspended.
John Hamlln. drunk 80 or % days.
Godfrey Weber drunk sentence SUE
pended.
George Cook. disturbing the peace
adjourned 10 May ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
BOSTON COPPER SALES

BOSTON. Mass. May 20-Sales. FUR
nished by Cameron Currie d Co: Anal.
1883: Az. so; Anc.. go. Are. 315;
Ariz. Com. 4s0: Att. 5,l75; Bling. 500.
c. * A. 2ls; G. H, IS Cent. 40.
Mer., $50. Range. $40. d w. 10. Elm.
10, Fr.. sss. G. G, c. 7.sos; Roy, 1i5;
sac, Mon, 275; New i,4s5. Newh.. 125
". b.. 3.71g; O. d, sac; Csc. s. Par.
ss7. az, So $. F.. 100. Shan. 1850. st.
NJ Land. 4, Sup. Cop. 100. Tam. lie:
Trim. 500: u >. r., 622; do pfd. ISL
L. G.. ass; Utah Cons, $50, Utah Cop.
600. Wet. ls5; Win 1875; wolv.. 5:
VIVIAN 100
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20

Furnished by Cameron Currie Co.:
The market was extremely active all
through the first hour with a demon
stration OF continued strength In the
early trading when prices moved up.
But before the end Of the first hour
heavy selling by the room. profit-tak-
ing sales by bankers and cliques, and
an extension OF the already large short
interest Ia the shape OF further heavy
sales for short account caused reac-
ton on which much OF the early ad-
vance was lost. and In some cases frac-
tioual net declines were sustained.
Since then the marked has hrmed up
again and has recovered most OF it's
only Iosses
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
LATE LOCAL NOTES.

The annual May festival for children
of Detroit Eiks will take place Ere
day and Saturday afternoons OF this
week A number OF young enter
tainers will provide the program,
which will consist Of IA numbers. \
committee OF ladies. with Mrs. Fred
erick S. Burgess. as chairman, and
Mrs. f. S Piggins, as secretary
will have charge Of the little ones
and serve them ice cream and cake.
Christian viekert, teamster. whose
wagon was struck by fourteenth
car on June Ia. 1906. is suing the
ID. U. r.. In Judge Murphy's court
claiming $4,000. Loaded on WICK.
erts wagon at the time was steel
shaft 35 feet long. This was twist
ed about In such manner than Wick
ert was seriously injured The end
OF the shaft ran through the side OF
the car. and several passengers mar
rowly escaped injury.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
CONVICT TO TEsTIFY..

JACKSON. Mich. May 20.-(Spe-
cial On habeas corpus proceedings.
Geo. Blanchard a convict doing five
years for larceny, was taken TO Owes
so. today. TO testify against two OF his
alleged pals charged with stealing
beans
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Cameron turrie * co. S copper letter:
Opening copper cable. spot. f5s IS
down 1855 futures. f5s, down IS.
Anna gamated opened OF over point
from last nights close this morning
with the rest OF the coppers irregular.
The loss in Amalgamated was speedily
recovered. however. and at the noon
hour was strong with the price well
up to the previous close. Atlantic
opened at is. sold up to 1s. and reacted
To lsn. Calumet & Arizona was the
weakest stock on the list with de-
cline of 2 points. Copper Range was
OF a half point. while North Butte was
up a like amount. The metal in Lon
don was weak and ISIS lower as shown
by first cables.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
WON'T ADJOURN
TILL DESK is CLEARED

WASHINGTON, May 20.-SpeakeI
Cannon called at the White House
today at the request OF President
Roosevelt TO discuss the matter OF leg
islation now pending in the house.
The speaker refused to Indicate the
nature OF the conversation Ee had
with the president.
Asked as TO the probable date OF the
adjournment of congress, Mr.. Cannon
replied:
II cannot say when we will adjourn.
We won't adjourn until the business is
nnished'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
Buffalo Mans Fatal Sail.

SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. May
90 Speciality O'Brien. aged
As. while at the locks last night, fell
and struck on his head. He was In.
stantly killed. AIR. O'Brien was a
travelling man, representing a Buffalo
". r.. manufacturer. Hss body viii
be shipped 70 that city.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
COPPER MARkET-CLOsE.

gos. ely 81 Butte Gin, 2ss. Cop
Con. ia. c. & H.. ss5, G. & A, lloIs
DAILY w. To-. Davis L.. 81 r. Butte.
ss. Ely, ). Frank. ga Cir. 34 Globe.
ga u. Can. ~. LaSal.. rs Lake, 10;
Mass. 81. Mob SO; Maj. go; Mex.
Ne1. Cons. l2h: New Utah. ga. y.
Butte. ga. old Dom. s5h Par. PA.
usncy, 81; Raven. II. Rhode Isl. 81
Shan. 12s Sup,-Pitts.. IAN Tam, 81 {.
Utah Cons ~. l.. ) OIL. 23h L. !. X.
& >, s9i. do pfd. 4oa.; Wet. AZ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
Knights Of ST. John 70 March.

Capt. n. w. Busch. chief of stan of
the Memorial day parade. has been
notined by Col. Finnegan, commander
OF the First regiment. knights OF st.
John. that his entire command OF
eight companies will participate in
the parade
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try is slow and no better than steady.
and even with the light receipts deal
ers are not always cleaning up. Old
potatoes are inactive and easy in tone.
Homegrown vegetables rapidly
crowding out the imported varieties.
and the market Is seasonably active.
Apples are nearing the end, but
oranges are still plentiful. and the
pineapple season is at It's best.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
UNION TRUST COMPANY
Detroit. Michigan.
At close OF business, May IA. 1908.
RESOURCES.
OFFICERS

Henry B. Ledyard, Chairman.
Frank w. Blair. President.
A. r. r. White. Vice President.
GERALD r. McMechan. Secretary
Charles n Dunn. Treasurer.
Alexander c. Long. Assistant Secretary.
Hobart 3. Hoyt. Trust Officer.
IeraeIT cowles. Mana ger Title Guar
apty and Abstract Dept. -NN-
W. r. Bradford. Bond Officer.
Gilbert r. osmun. Custodian Safety Do
Doslt Vault.
rfsnk X. Lingemann. Real Estate OF
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U. s. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bonds. furnished By Cameron Currie
& Co New % reg. 1891 Qi04; do.
coup. 1893. q l0.is; new 81 reg. 1905.
a l0l y do. coup. 100 q li l0l Y new AZ
reg. l20ai20A. do coup, l22al2sM
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
PRODUCE.

Commission men reported a steady
market this morning with little or
nothing In the way OF feature. Butter
- steady at the decline. Eggs are
steady 10 nrm ana fairly active. Poui-
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO, May 0.-Hogs-Receipts
10000. market 5000 higher lignS.
$1,000 500: mixed. s5300565. heavy.
$3.50 5.62ta roughs. s525Q5. 35. pigs.
Hg5.lS. workers.. ,550Q555 good 10
choice heavies. $535 Q5.62ia Cattle
Receipts 5000. market steady, beeves
S}.1OQ1.20; Texas steers. S+.60U5OO
western steers. s4.50Q5s5. stockers
and feeders. $500 40. cows ana heif-
ers. s230Q6.l5: calves, S5Qe.50 Sheep
Receipts IL. 600, market steady: ma
tive and westerns. $3.50 $40
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
MARKET CLOSE.

EAST BUFFALO. May 2Ot-Cattle-
Receipts 200. trade slow and an
changed. Veals-Rsceipts 700 head. ac-
tive. steady at $50 so Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 5000 head. lambs active al
loo higher, sheep. slow, steady. lambs
$50 500; yearlings, s5.5oQ5.is; wetn.
ers. 1926 u $50. ewes. S4.15U5, mixed
sheep. S2.75g 8 so. Hogs-Receipts q
1910 head. active. Sc higher workers.
s5.05 u $50; pigs. s5.l0@ mixed and
heavies. s5s5 g $50; roughs. s+.65 q +.sV
sraRa INN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. yo254250:
Alabama. $3.50. Missouri. $500 per
case.
sweet Pots,oe.--rilinOis. uoaas per
Su0ar--Crystal dominoss. $3.50: eagle
tables. yI.25: cut loaf. s1.25: cubes.
$3.50. xxx powdered S615; zranu-
lated. extra coarse. sSs5: graduated in
bulk. 1915; graduated. IN 25-lb cotton
bags. $3.50; Michigan granulated, 1856:
3, s5.T5; No. 3. $50; No. !, 1856; No. ),
$3.50; No. g. s5.ss No. :. SIS. so, No. S,
ss45. No. .. $3.50: No: 10. s5.ss; No. II,
$3.50; No. ~. ys2s; No. Ia, s525: No.
Tomafoes-S325 per crate
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK May 20.-Trading at
the opening OF the cotton market this
was active and the undertone
easy The break was not as severe as
had been expected on the cables from
Liverpool. inasmuch as there was good
support from Wall-sts shorts in Octo-
Der The news regarding the weather
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20

" y. Randall will give a stereoptlcan
lecture Thursday evening in the BE-
rean Baptist church. Russell and
Howena-sts.. also In the Clinton-Avs,
Baptist church. Friday evening.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20

south Pac- sea. South Ry.. l7Ts do
pfd. 46l. Tex. a Pae. !47s Twin city.
soLa; Union pee:. IAN y, :, ;.
Steel. 3sss do pfd. l02k wabash.
s5iil.
NEW YORK. May 20.--At the open
ing OF the stock market following de-
clines were established: Copper, IA ;
Great Northern Preferred, /; Southern
Pacific. IS: Union Pacific. IS: North
ern Pacific, y, Erie first preferred
and ST Paul. IS: Car Foundry. u;
Reading, 2s. and Smelling. Y. Brook
lyn Rapid Transit opened up -, and
reacted "a Baltimore & Ohio opened
up l1. and Erie common and Lead
were Is better. Al the end OF 10 min
utes trading the market was irregu'
lar.
There were further declines sus-
tanned at the opening and in the trad
ing on the stock exchange, this morn
ing, carrying the reaction that started
yesterday along far enough to show
declines between the first hour yes
terday and the end of the first hour
today extending To from two TO FIVE
points. with the metal stocks. as they
have been called about the weakest
feature OF the market. The price
movements in the first hour this morn
ing were generally limited TO fractions.
out importance was attached TO early
losses because they were in addition
10 material declines yesterday. There
was some significant selling Of Union
Pacific. which declined Is in first
sales and Reading was also a weak
feature in the first few minutes. but
the trading element on the floor as
sumed that the downward movement
had simply been the long-waitedfo
reaction and the most active room
traders changed their position 10 the
bull side and were working for a rally
in the last half hour
There was no special news outside
OF the gold exports. and some OF those
watched recent trading said that mar
ket on recent advances had become
over.bought and that stop orders put
in by weak buyers had been reached
ON the reaction at the end OF the hour
the net changes from yesterdays clos
ing figures were generally for small
fractions and about evenly divided be-
vided between gains and losses. Gov
eminent bonds unchanged other
bonds irregular
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EAST BUFFALO.
Report Of Market Opening by sadlsR,
ROrtck e Co.. COmmisstou MerchantN

BUFFALO. May 90 Especial Cat
tle-Receipts light and steady Hogs
Receipts 2.500. pigs. $3.50 Is. ail
others. S5.s5Q6 $50 Sheep-Receipts l..
600. top lambs ss.50VS.55, Calves
Ton f6 80
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