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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-18
STYLISH HATS At I.
MILLINERY WORLD
DISPLAY AT OPENING THURSDAY
AND FRIDAY WILL GLADDEN.
WoMEN'S EYES.

An. exquisite line OF Partisan and
other European models in hats will be
shown Thursday and Friday at the
spring opening OF the Millinery World.
No. 80 Mfchigan-aye.. In the Cadillac
building. Pretty dress hats, as we'll
as those for street wear, are coming
to this shop every day from the cen
ters OF fashion abroad, while the big
workrooms are filled with trimmers
turning out creations just as dainty
and chic as those that come from
across the water
Ii would be almost impossible 10 de-
scribe the number and variety OF hats.
the artistic trimmings and the jauDty
shapes, but this establishment Is gain
ing for itself an enviable reputation
as having as full and complete a line
as is TO be found in the city.
Big sailors appear TO predominant
/, for the moment. the American beauty
shades are splendid. while blue Is de-
cidedly good. Big flowers and little
flowers. wings and feathers of differ
ent varieties, ribbons and net for trim
ming, anything to suit the taste OF
the customer is to be found in this
shop.
/ Another interesting feature of the
policy carried out by the management
Is that every nat Is marked In plain
figures, the exact price for which It
Is to be sold and there 10 no deviation
from that price. When miladi is suit
ed with a hat. she may rest assured
that the price marked is the one which
she is to pay, for they are marked at
the lowest possible rate and then no
change can be made.
Detroit femininity will have an oppor-
! tunity TO investigate and see for them
selves at the opening this week Thurs
day and Friday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-18
BROOKE is SLATED
FOR FEDERAL BENCH

There is a report from Washington
that in case the request for an asso-
ciate United States Judge In this dis.
trict is granted by congress, the man
to be chosen will not be George l..
Garfield, Endorsed by number OF
prominent members OF the bar
il is now said that the admiralty
practice will go to Judge Swan and
that the associate Judge will be
chosen to attend TO the general bust
ness OF the court. Judge Flavius IL
Brooke is considered to be a very
likely recipient OF the honor In that
ease. If Brooke Is made federal Judge,
George b. Yerkes will succeed him on
the bench and John ID. Mackay has
been spoken of as prosecuting attor'
sney for the short term.
Friends OF Judge Howard West, OF
Lansing. are organizing to press his
claims to the place on the federal
bench.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-18
POLICE COURT DOCKET

e Walter X. Logan, drunk; sentence
suspended.
John Daley. disorderly conduct; adj
journed TO March 21.
Alonzo Cunningham, disturbing tho
peace; adjourned to March 20.
Katie Busley, drunk: sentence sus-
pended.
James Sheehan. drunk; sentence
suspended
Frank Ienheiser. disturbing the
peace: discharged.
Rudolph Shelter. disturbing the
peace; discharged.
Leonard Gotten. drunk $40 or 80
days.
Herman Collins, drunk: sentence
suspended.
Henry Often, drunk: s. or 10 days.
Adam Easton, drunk; $40 or 80
days.
August Radumski, disturbing the
peace; SIS or 80 days.
May Moore, drunk; sentence sus-
Patrick Morricey. drunk; sentence
suspended.
Martha Ruth, drunk; sentence sus-
pendeda
May Reid. cisorderIy person: re-
cognizance forfeited and rearrest or
dered |,
John Kelley, begging; $40 or 80
days.
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POLICEMAN ACCUSED
BY WOMAN DISCHARGED

Patrolman Frank Fotts. charged
with assaulting Mrs. Tillie Schenk.
wife Of Frank j. Schenk, saloonkeer-
er at No. 400 Holbrook-ave., was dis
charged by Justice Stein Wednesday
morning. Mrs. ScheDk's story was
that the officer forced his way into
the living apartments over the saloon
and. when ordered To leave. struck
her In the chest. while her son testi-
fed that Potts had pushed her .agains,
a wall. Potts produced eight wit
nesses in his behalf. and their testi-
mony was to the effect that he had
not laid hands on the woman at ALL
Precinct Detective Holland, OF Can
field station, applied 10 Justice Jeffries
for a warrant charging Mrs. SchenI.
with perjury. after Ike hearing. but
the Justice. he says, declined TO issue
II on the ground that 1t would not b.
POLICY.
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rabbits is over. dealers trying to clean
up a few odds and ends at what they
will bring. Potatoes are steady but
dull, and easy In tone.
AppIc.-rancy. ss1sso: common 81
vn.ster--EStra creamery. CSC: farm
sepa rator. %: packing stock. 1sc; reno
waited, 25Q25iac. Official prices: Extra
urea merics. sic; frsts. csc: crooks. ace:
pa cnhbsgeMaome- grown. ,l0iss per
ceiery-ssc per doz: caiifornis. $3.50
per case: riorida; 80 How per cI isso n.r
~" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,i.7s0: per
Cheese--Michisan full cream lao
Cenee-PackaEe coffee. slA7s01sas
pressed Calves-Fancy. s1s asc; COM
pressed Hos.--Light. So @sc per 10, !;
Y rxxss-toofaeisr prices: Extras. ls,as:
MFlc.r-Michigan patent In wood.
sss s sssond p s Dsr siSi sS' straight
Feed--Jobbing. lots. bran. SCI 90;
coarse corn meal $500: corn and oar
chop. $500; coarse middlings. $2s>op:
Fresh v~E~ssbi~s---eircen onions. Is q
doz; lettuce. sa1oc per u; spInscI.
water cress. 4Oc per dor; pieplant. 40c
per doz.
Green Pepp<rs-5oc per basket
Hos~y-Fancy white: i79lSs. amber.
I4@1sc: extracted: s1sc per ID.
Hickory Nuts-$2 per bu.
| Hay-Detroit shippers arc paying the
fo,lowing prices for new baled hay in
car lots. o. e Detroit ~ :, No; al 'imothy'
mixed. ,isso6is; rye straw. 81: wheat
and Cat straw g eu, tsa s r c No. los cur,a
s So !. 81: No. !. Sc: esli cured 10 !.
3Ss sHs; f is horse s.ssn nias No. No
j, ST.. No: ., 81: hseepskins. as to wool
foe y sda;sSn,,.-w,-c nails. $40; base
painted Ssrbed wire, Sa.so. gaivanissd
/ barbed wire. $3.50: No. annealed wire
S235: poultry netting before weaving
slot and Osr per cent TO OH poaPy ne,tng
Joint savetreash. s. .sna 70 opp per con!
Lsmon.-caiifornra. is@s.so per boz
Srs"sss@calisornia nayei. s..sa9
Pop corn--Ear.. Ih g2c per 10
| I'Uv0s0fS--~lf
/ G0G63c per bu: new Berinudas. $z-o'
Pouitry-Hens. 12@1sc: ducks. i:a
lac; geese. 10D11c; turkeys. lao &c
dressed springs. f3m14c; hens i3c
ducks, 1f915c: geese. llmlZc' thr-
keys. i501Tc per Id.
| RELATIONSHIPS pork. $12.oo; fanny
pork. S1s0145o; light. clear. $3.50
heavy. 1890: smoked hams 9hc; dfS
sailed oriskets. I%c;. shoulders &C
picnic hams. nc: bacon 10 iara. u
tierces, SH @; kettle rendered. shc 10.
! Onions--zsc per bu; Spanish. Ai.zs
Oii.-Rsw nnseed. 4oc: boiled lin.
seed. 4ic gal. less per cent for casf
IN 10 days; diamond headiignt kero.
sene, shc;. turpentine. In barrel iots
Rsbbits-sf.25 per doz
strnwbcrfies--504 5sc per qt
sweet Pctasces--IlIinois. sz~s.2s Pc
susar-Crystai dominoes. $40; eeg,.
tablets, s6.65; cut loaf. 1856; cubes
$3.50: xxx powdered. 1856; granu
lated. extra coarse. Ss.25; grannlateu
in bulk, s5l5; granulated: IN 1e-lp cot
ton bags. $500: Michigan .ganulateJ
1906: confectioners- a, IS; No. !, x5. -
q No. z. S5f5: No. 3. 1910. No. 4. 800
No. 5. IS: No. 6, $4.sS. No. 2, 1870; 10
Is 1855: No. o. $3.50; No. 70. x4.7e; ny
II II. $40: No ~. e4.65: No. -. 500
No. "a. $3.50: No. Is. $500 per 100 los
II TaIIow--No; 7. nc; No. 2. " per 70
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-18
NEW YORK STOCk LErTER.

Furnished by Cameron Currie a. Co.
NEW YORK. March 1S.--The market
opened strong with advances running
20 about a half point In the first 10
minutes the buying being principally
by traders who took the bull side yes
terday afternoon Long stock. how
advance ard the market soon hogan
TO reeede. declining abruptly on the
announcement OF reduction i'm New
York Central dividend. From this
point there was fractional recovery.
but prices again sold Off In the second
hour and tue market acted as whole
as IL q good deal OF long stockhad
been distributed and IL was soft
throughout The tone IL now weak
and prices at the lowest. There were
some rather vigorous advances I'm spe-
cialties. like Il. X. II. and Canadian
Pacific. but old time leaders like Union
Pacific, Reading and Steel common
seemed TO be pressed for sale on all
shows OF strength.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-18
ARREST MRS. NELLY
FOR THE SECOND TIME

KALAMAZOO. Micb. March ls.-
Mrs. David Medley lest night was 'e'
arrested on q charge OF manslsdgnter
She is the Christian scientist whe Is
charged with gross negligence In CON
nection with the destb of her two
vesr-old child Dec. 20, 1907. The case
will be called to trial next THURSDAY
The charge. which involves two
Christian Science ncalers, states ina
Mrs. Medley did not call In medical
attendance but took the word OF the
heaters that the child was suffering
Srom spinal meningitis, II developed
later that the child died OF pDeumo
mia. The former charge against Mrs
NeeIley was dropped que TO the fac'
that an error was found In the war
rant.
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ClIICAGO
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Cameron Currie & Co.'S copper letter !:
Opening copper cables. Spot, f5s IS
81. down LIS Cd. futures. f5s i5s. down
lis I'd
The coppcrs opened dull and slightly
irregular this morning with tendency
toward further reaction. This did not
last long. however. and before the noon
hour. although trading continued on a
dence. with AmaIgamated selling about
half point above yesterdays closing
price The reaction in the New York
market tended tn hold the coppers
down. and there was also decline or
las cd In the price OF the metal in Isor-
don. as shown by first cables. At mid
day. the market was quiet. but with a
tone looking toward Improvement
Reported for The Times by Cameron
Currie * CO.. lt6-1ls Griswold-st.:
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SUSPECTED OF THEFT
SUES FOR DAMAGES

Alleging that his reputation was in
j0red TO the extent of $500 when he
Was falsely arrested on the complaint
|r< Mrs Kitty Feuims, James A. Fry,
Flver for grocery company. com
u&nced action for that amount III
1dee Otis court Wednesday morn.
- against Mrs Feuifns and her hus
Ind. Frank w.
* After buying her groceries one day
|H6. Feuims rode home with the de-
~ boy. and a few minutes later
1oed her purse. which contained
She promptly accused Fry OF
nIIns IT. and ne was taken to the
1inbuli-aye. station by an officer. IN
r. meantime another oficer visited
1 Veufm home and found the money
11n IA bed. The officer who
61k Fry TO the police station testified
20 bo aid not make an arrest, tina,
merely took him to the station aud
o|oed HIM for a while. Judge OF,
decide on Saturday what consts
~ ~ arrest and on that will de
BIZ decision In the case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-18
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. March 1s.--Close: very
dull day in wheat Prices did about
little later getting back pretty close TO
the starting point Crop news was
nearly all favorable, with few green
bugs and Hessian flies thrown In. The
latter are not getting much serious at
tention this year. Notwithstanding the
damage they were doing year ago.
Liverpool was trifie nrmer.
Wheat quotations.: Cash No. red.
TO 994c. and declined TO ssLc: July
opened at szhc. gained &c. and de-
clined 10 92Hc: September opened at
sshc touched soc and declined TO
Coarse grain quotations: corn--cash
No. ,. 66ifc: No. yellow, car NJ
t7hc; sample. l car at s4c.
Oats--Cash No. white. 55isc asked;
May 54c.
Rye-cash No Q. s5isc bid.
Beans--Cash. y2.22. March. car at
s2,2s: April. SAB asked; May, s2.2s bid.
clover seed--Prime spot. 40 bags at
s12 so. October. $7.S5: sample. Is bags
at sl2. 10 az so. az $3.50: at SO.
prime alsise. So; sample aisike, bags
Timothy seed--Prime spot. so bags
Bsriey--sold by sample. car atDals5
Receipts In the Detroit market on
"Wednesday included 500 bbls OF -four.
Z ears OF corn. and 3 OF bats. With
draws were 400 bbls OF -four. 2.f0S bd
or oats. and pee bu or barley. Stocks
are 2go.4t3 bu % wheat. 1921 bu OF
corn. SASS bu OF oats. SAC blu OF BAT :
ley. and s.421 bu OF rye.
Wheat In Liverpool closed %6kd.
and corn hM1Ld higher
Wheat receipts at Kansas City. az
cars year ago. sc cars.
ST Louis wheat receipts. $4,000 ba:
year ago. $4,000 bu.
Mort hive stern wheat receirtg Ned
nesday. 379 cars: year ago. 5Of cars
Wheat receipts at. primary points
"wednesday. $4,000 bu. year ago. Co.,
900 bu.
Exporta OF wheat and -four wednes.
day 2I5.000 bus
CHICAGO GRAVY.
CHICAGO. March Is.--The wheat
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INJURED IN CAR
CRASH; GETS $4,000

The case OF Miss Annie Kuhn
against the d. U. r.. which has been
in progress before 4 jury In Judss
Brooke's court Cor several days, was
settled out OF court Wednesday mort
ing. just as the case was to be submit.
ted TO the jury. Under the terms OF
the settlement Miss Kuhn was allow
ed $4,000.
Miss Kuhn was a passenger on a
Fort-st. car, which colhded with an.
other car near Nineteenth-st.. on July
], 1906. She was badly injured about
the chest. and several doctors testified
that her health was permanently brok.
en-. and her appearance was such rs
TO bear out the evidence OF the doc
tors.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-18
SHOOTING VICTIMS
WIFE NABBED AS DRUNK

Mrs. May Moore. wife OF william
Moore, shot and seriously wounde4
by his sister-in-law. Mrs. Ella Rodney.
in the latter's home at No 80 Savoy
ST., Monday evening. was in police
court wednesday charged with being
drunk.
Patrolman Creedon told Justice
Jeffries that, In response TO call
from a resident OF the neighborhood.
he went into the Savoy-st. house late
Tuesday afternoon and found Mrs
Moore there, brandishing a large
butcher knife and making threats
against an imaginary foe.
Justice Jeffries suspended sentence,
inasmuch as her husband Is seriously
IN I'm Red Cross hopital.
Mrs. Rodney Is still held in the mat
ron's department at police headquar.
ters pending the outcome of Moore's
injuries.
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PRODUCE.

Commission men were generally look
today. Ofrcrs from Chicago were equal
TO 1sc or little better laid down here.
and as only about half the daily con-
eggs the price IL practically governed
bv-that at Chicago. stocks OF butter
were fair. the market ruling steady.
pll. and rules nru. The reason tor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-18
\. !, c. REDUCES
ITS DIVIDEND
MOVE IN LIKE
MANNER-MoDERATE RALLY =
IN CLOSING HOUR.

NEW YORK, March >fS.-New York
Central directors today reduced the
dividend on their stock from 6 to 8
per cent. The road Is understood to
be earning at the rate OF 1-2 per cent
on It's common stock, and the tecfara
ton OF this large, dividend caused
heavy selling in Wall-st.. where the
action was considered unconservative.
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sion bouses. Trade was rather light.
Liverpool cables were about in line
markets. were irregular. Weather is
favorable In the winter wheat district.
Opening prices: Wheat-May. y5Ss q
SO &c. Corn--May Sc 4 @6i isc. Oats
May - &C Poik-May. S1237 "a Gele.4O.
Lard May. s7.97mS. Ribs--May ss.s2L.
The entire speculative list on the
board OF trade was higher6is q asc Tor
wheat IsWlc for corn: i4M4c Tor
oats. andI71s 6y22isc for hog Products.
while CORN and osts closed pretty weil
toward the hest prices reached. wheat
failed TO hold. and for the deferred
ish.
Closing prices: Wheat--May. a5As ~
80 NC. corn-May, 81 = c asked. Oats
May. 54L Gfb4%sc asked. Pork-Ma :.
sl25o. Lard--May sS.0sts Ribs--May.
&so.
QnNlations by Cameron Currie n Co.:
- ioh
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Petitions In bankruptcy have beer
fled by the following. Emma Gross
hon. No. GAG Maple-st, milllner. debts
$3.50, assets. $500; Isaac cannelf.
Battle Creek, contractor, debts. s4.027;
Robt. Morse, Macomt county. thresh-
er. debts, $1,000.
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Arlz. CONT. 1sis: Apex. "a All. %:
Black Min, a: Bos. Cons, l4A Butte
Gin, 201z Bling. Cons. L; Cop. Con.
2sh: DAILY w. So: Davis D.. AZ East
Butte. s5a Ely. SiS: @. Can. SI-; la
Sal. I4A Mob: si' Maj; ~ Mich.
20i4: New. Cons. ~; New. Utah. 4:
~. Butte. 53s. Old Dom. 37h. Csc.
So; Par. Ia: PIX. soc, shan, liza;
sup PITS 81 i2s : queen ,sn ah - Tam.
Il. s. OIL. lOis: q 8. r.. com. SO: DO
MD 39T. Lake g.
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BOsTON COPPER SALES.

BOSTON, March iS.--Sales, furnished
by Cameron Currie & Go. Adv. 100;
Anal. IL: Az. 55 Anc., 10; Are. 80.
Ariz; Com'i: sos: b; G.. Lie: Blu; 1.o5a;
1853: ID. W.. 10. FIR. 900. G.. c.. $50;
Roy, 455; LaSal.. so6; Mex. 2s5; Mich.
lis: Mob. 800: New. 40: N b.. 3312.
oy.. 2: S. Fe. $50: shan, esl: Sup. Cop,
90; Trim. f3S. U. =. r., 335: do pfd. 2S6
Utah Cons. .cO. Win $50
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,tton prices. furnlshed by cameron
NEW YORK METAL.

NEW YORK. March 1s.---Almost com
plcte stnEnation prevailed at the Metal
exchange today. while prices without
exception were unchanged Copper was
steady. while tin held fairly well not
withdrawing the easier rome IN the
foreign markets.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. March is.--Innuenced
by better cables. the cotton market
opened frmer at an advance OF 10
points. The English market was af-
fected by higher prices in Egypt and
buying OF new crop positions by the
continent. The Continued bearIshness
Of sentiment here. however. was shown
IN persistent selling by the room ele-
ment. under which prices gradually de-
clincd.
Cotton prices; furnished by Cameron
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-18

johnnie Wielek, the 15.ntonshs' old
baby who shot his mother and him
self while playing With revolver
Sunday afternoon, IL not yet out cf
danger. hut there - some hope for
his recovery.
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u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bonds furnished by Cameron Currie
& CO.: New % reg. 1854 q 10tH: do.
coup, f0fB bid; new Is reg. 10f flf02:
do coup, ioi 0ios. new Is reg. l2i 4 a.
fe2th do. coup. 1924 bid.
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market opened strong with advances
OF IA To ID quite general. Union IA
cific, st. Paul and Reading were up
IL. Atchison 3-S, and Northern IA
eifie-f. Louisville Nashville South
ern Pacific and Canadian Pacific IA
New York Central was an exception
to the rule, showing an initial decline
OF 1-S. while American Locomotive
common fell of 3-S. Amalgamated
Copper gained 3-S, and United States
Steel common Ii. Continued improve
ment was shown during the INST ten
minutes OF trading.
For a short time after the opening
the market showed degree OF
strength due to buying by some OF the
larger room traders who had taken the
bull side yesterday and made vigor-
Gus demonstration this morning, APP
parently for the purpose OF creating
an opportunity 10 realize profits. Their
efforts caused advances ranging rom
fractions 10 over a point in number
OF active railroad issues. but they ere
ated no following and moderate sup
ply OF stocks, later In the hour. caused
general downward movement. The
irdustrials moved in about the same
way as railroad issues, advancing
early and then reacting. AT the end
| OF the hour a moderate rally was in
progress all around the room, and
prices then were slightly changed
from last nights closing figures.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-18

Elias -. Trcbilcock. who recently
gained considerable rotoriefy In the
divorce court. will not have TO pa,
DR. Lorenz l.. thinner $40 for an
operation performed on Mrs Trebil-
1ock after they separated. The. oper-
E<|0n was performed while the Trebil.
cocks were living apart. but while they
we've stil man and wife. The testi
mony of the husband went to show
that az that time ne was giving his
wife IS per week and home. and she
agreed 10 provide for herself with thai
amount. Judge Mandeil directed a scr.
dict for the husband.
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LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.
Itvesseek Report ~ Sadfer. Norfck 4
Co.. Commission Merchaufa

BUFFALO. March ls.-tSpecial.). -
Cattle--Receipts light and strong.
Hogs-Receipts 1900; pigs, sac; all
others. $500 q ~. Sheep-Receipts g.
600; top lambs. $s@S.25; top calves.
ss7S
EAST BUFFALO, ~. Y. March Is
Cattle-lseceipts so head. market fairly
active and steady. Veals-Receipts zoo
head. market csc higher and active;
Gull to choice, $5.50GS.75. Sheep and
,.aulbs--Receipts 1000 head. market
active at quarter higher; lambs, $3.50 n
s.e5; yearlings. $6.T5G7.25: wethers.
S6.2SM6e5: ewes. s5.75Gs25; mixed
sheep. s3.s5ls.25. Hogs-Receipts q
$50 head, market active. ) To Is cents
higher. workers. mixed and heavy. IS. go
n $40, pigs, s4.I5 f.S0; roughs, sac ~
4.7o; stays, $3G3.5o
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March ls,-Hogs-Re-
ceipts $4,000. market &c higher than
yesterdays close; light. $4,000. So:
mixed ana heavy. s4.60m4.95; roughs.
$A60H4I0: pigs. s3.s0M4.4O. yorkeis 5.
$i15ftfSo. Cattle--Receipts 16. 900.
market strong TO Ice higher beeves,
s44016.4o: Texans. s415R5; cows and
heifers. s2.l0M $40; calves. s54e.5o;
stockers and feeders, s3.10M5; western,
s+25 5.2U. Sheep--Recelpts l4,OOp,
market strong. natives, S4.25 $3.50;
westerns. Sg.25rs.60: yearlings, $6m
$50. native lambs. 1915 a 1850; western
lambs. $3.50 $50.
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QHeSations by Cameron currie n CO
\OpCn. High. Low. clos
tb) hid. ,s)Split. Nominal.
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO, o.. March Is--Quotatioss
by Finley Darrell 4 Co: Wheat--No.
red. ss.c. May. s7ac; July. SIC:
Sept, Ssi4c. Corn-No. yellow, Soc:
May ca = -Iuly. sc: Sept--65 l. -Oais
mo. white, 90 isc. May. 54Tsc July.
5cLc; sept. 3S&c. Glover seed--Cash,
sle:So; March. si2.40: April. $3.50; Oct.
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Brief Telegraph
Items Of Interest

NEW YORK, March 1s.-Taft and
Hughes shook hands. last night, at the
dinner OF the Friendly Sons or Sc
Patrick, where both we're guests.
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CAMBRIDGE. Mass, March 49,
Col. Dick Plunkett, famous western
marshal. known as the indians
Friend spent yesterday at Harvard,
as the guest OF Theodore Roosevelt,
Jr.. and X. l.. Bacon, SON OF Assistant
Secretary of State Bacon.
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Reported for The Times by Cameron
Currie a Co.. lis-ilS Griswold-st:
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CHICAGO QHAIN.

CHICAGO March ls.--The wheat
market showed rather firm tone. 4 ~
Issks.hlshss- with fsifz ssis nag b. eefnnis.
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PHILADELPHIA. March 1s.-Fol-
lowing conference OF city officials
here. Mayor Reyburn announced that
immediate steps wouid be taken 20
borrow $4,000, 900. under loan bills a,l-
thorized by councils years ago, to
put under way municipal improve
ments which will givc work to the
cityie unemployed.