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The Detroit times., 1908-01-16
Is. A. r.. OBSERVES
AN ANNIVERSARY

large representation of many OF
4fe oldest and best known families or
sletroit attended the fifteenth anniver-
-~nrv meeting OF the Louisa ST. Clair
,TShsrter. Daughters of the American
Revolution, in the Century puiiuins
Thursday morning.
y Following the business meellns
which was held at TO o'clock, pro.
wFum was presented by members OF
the Tuesday musicale under the direc-
fion OF Miss Jennie Nj. Stoddard.
1'hose who took part were Mrs Spitz-
Nay. Mrs. Taylor. Miss Bennett, Mrs.
f.eefe. Miss Cook, Mrs. Snow, Miss
ella Schroeder, Miss Stoddard, Miss
I>ucv Remick Cook ana Miss Amanda
schroeder, the program being given a
most artistic rendition by these we'll
known musicians.
Bishop and Mrs. Charles ID. Wfll-
Jams. OF Detroit. and Mrs. Whitney
Hon. OF Paris, who Is spending several
weeks in the city. were guests OF hon
or. Bishop Williams made few re-
marks I'm which he spoke of his APP
.preciation OF the work OF patriotic so
.cioties, and in graceful little speech.
Mrs. Hor said that in her far-away
home she watched with interest and
pride the splendid achievements of her
Eieter members of the chapter in De-
1roit.
Following the meeting. reception
WAS held for Bishop and Mrs. Will
Jams. after which luncheon was serv-
Cd. The decorations in the dining
room were American flags and the col
0rs Of the society-blue and white.
The officers OF the chapter are: Re-
gent, Mrs. Frederic Berkwith Stevens;
vice regent, Mrs Ella Tefft Barbour:
recording secretary. Mrs. Charles Hor-
ton Metcalf; corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Samuel f. Pittman; treasurer.
Mrs. Edward W. Stoddard registrar,
Miss Mary Hinchman; historian. Mrs.
Tnlcott e. Wing.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-16
Apple---Faney. sSs5o; common.

tfM1.l5 per Dbl.
ia e-faHeyate4T-22444# Il y Ct tfffCIaI
prices: Extra creameries. soc; firsts
2sc; crooks, ale: packing stock. nc
cabsaee-Home-srown. H01.as pef
Dbl; 81 per ton.
California ss T T5rlt,7 e ssGa s2I per
Cr.nbcrries-Late Howes. sans per
bu; s7I7.25 per Dbl.
Coaee-Packags conse. sil7sGisss
cheese--Michissn full cream. 140
i'f Dr psn d. c.,Ye.--Fancy. s0sc; COM
Dressed sioss-Lisht sx0sc; heavy.
'1 Essps sG prices; fresh receipts.
ssGg7c; storage s91ec Offlciaf prices:
Extras, 2ec: nrsts. zsc. cases included
refrigerator extras. lsc: firsts. lsc per
Fiour--Mlehigan patent. In WOOD.
ssss . second pst sss III Si.So' straight
coarse corn meal. sis: corn snc oct
chop, sas; coarss middlinss' sa7; moo
Tre.H ves.tsSis.--Grecn options. is
yav' wax AK beans. sSsoGs per ss: i Ss
!sS' Rs' s ss'' ~a. sc
Fsssaa Hsddie--lo Giic per Id.
Grapes-Catawba ponies. ise per
Green Peppers--5oc per basket.
Hay-Detroit shippers are paving the
following prices Tor now naied hay IN
S1S@15.50; No. .. Nf@1As0; slower.
mixed, S1t0145o: rye straw. q; wheat
AnS sa. ..f.s = w iSa or G' amber
i4Qi5c: extracted: s9se per 10.
Hiekery NUT. per bs;
: e: snlted hides. NO. :. &C.: Ne .:
: :sIS. . nc mo- T. s g. 10 . sr's
81 + = r ssis sS ss : 4 HS' sheep skins
painted S.rb.d wire 1870; ssIysnis.d
Ss.as: poultry nstting before wsay,ns'
after wesyins. 90 per cent on; wiz, wire
Sjns ssyssrsSsA 50 Ana s SSs s;ss
piPs: 70 and s Pc, cent or
Lsmoss-csiirornia, s,.750sss per
M,..hresms-4s0so soc per, Ie
Ore swes-Fior'das. -; 5o97.7s par
c.a ..J Rsss,s Per Spanish
'i ON. eriss ,,nssed. 4se: boiled I'm.
: s 's ssy go. diamond sss sn e
ssns. aye; turpenune. In bsrre' lots
-" PHss<sSpsss-Fiorida ssseos per
pe,. r:es~--Ears, 10 per IN
Pesstess-Car lots, Q. .. pstrom,
ssq coo per bu; new Hermudas' ss''ov
=. ssss. ,:s Tsss' gees. ~ e,s &C:
spring. ioH aiic; ducks, n ai2c;
geeso. lie. turkeys. 10 o. &c per 10.
rrovisic..-Msss pork sly.s; ssm,iy
heavy. efs; smoked hams. eN 1foc: dry
sslted hrtsketss --eei -shouidsrss . y c.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-16
NEW YORK CONCERN BUYS
TECUMSEH SALT PLANT

The Worcester Salt Co., a concern
outside of the trust. has purchased
the old Tecumseh Salt Co, plant in
Ecorse and will start it running with
10 employees. The Worcester Co. has
its Offices at No. 16S Duane-st., New
York. and a factory in Silver Springs,
n. Y.
Two automobile accessories con-
Germs are also looking toward Detroit
and have asked the Board OF Com
merce to give them information re-
garding the city's advantages. The
board also has inquiries from Mum
Der OF men with from $1,000 TO SIS,
900 who wish To buy an interest and
assist in managing manufacturing
business
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SUES FOR INSURANCE
ON HUSBANDS LIFE

Alleging that the Supreme Lodge OF
knights and Ladies of Honor. of which
her husband was member for several
years, mas refused TO pay death ben
efits, Mrs. Sarah Jane Kelley fled no.
tice of a suit in circuit court Thurs
day morning
Mrs. Kelley alleges tnat her husband
took out policy in 1902. and kept up
his payments until his death in July,
1897 Since that date the society has
refused TO pay. although requested to
do SO. and she brings action for 81 600
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GRAY sam After SALARY.

Andrew Gray, the former assistant
city accountant who was dropped az
ter the fizzle OF his sensational charges
about the theft OF leaves from public
works department books. has not given
up hope OF reinstatement. He has sent
TO Controller Doremus bill for $3.50
for the time from Nov. 15 10 Dec. 81
and another for $50 for salary for the
first half of January. The controller
will send the bill 10 the council.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-16
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURRAN LINES.


Detroit United rnterurban Lines.
Time table subject to change without
notice. Central Standard Time.
For wyandotte and Trenton, 5:ss a
until sos a. m, then half hourly until
i03 y. m. (instead OF 2:03 p. ND.
then sSsfy 90 un. q lia5 sos p On
Sunday, first car starts at 1903 a. m
For Royal Oak, Birmineham and
Pontiac, 6:30 a. M, then half hourly
First car one-haif hour later on Sun
day.
For Farmington md Worthwhile.
hourly. q. m. TO II D. m. For Orchard
Lake and Pontiac, a. M, 4 a. m, and
until 5 D. m. then every two hours
until II .. m. First car one hour later
on Sunday.
FLINT LIMITEDs-Dally, SIS a; m.
Z a. m. and hourly until III y. m. For
Romeo. n. m. and every two hours
until 10 ?; MI; y,,, also II p. m. 70. Orion;
two hours until sp. M also II p. m.
for oxford.
RAPID RAILWAY sysTEM-Port
Huron Limited. daily. 7:4S a. m, 12:4s
more. AIscnac. Marine city and Port
Huron hourly. 7 a. m. to p; M: also
via Aigonac. TIC. Mt, Clemens, hair
until IL D. m. To NJ. Clemens via
shore Line, hourly. 6:2s a. m. TO e:2s
y. M. also IL p. m.
DETROIT, MONROE q TOLEDO
SHORT LINE RS:-Toledo Llmiteds
$40 %. IN. Locals for lockwood. New
mort. Monroe and Toledo. hourly, $50
a. m. to $40 p. m. also s:30 and II
D. M. for Monroe.
DETROIT. JACKSON a CHICAGO
HY-Jackson Limiteds. daily, 7.45 r.
IN, 1876 y. m. and 3:f5 y. m. Locals
for Jackson, a. m, and every two
hours thereafter until 2 u. m. For Ann
Arbor, half hourly from 8 a. m. 10
%. I'M, then hourly until II .. m.
Tnterurban cars pass Waiting station
corner OF Iarned and Griswold-sts.
last cars awaiting the closing OF
theaters.
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LIVE STOCK.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL sToCk YARps.

DETROIT. Mich, Jan. 16.--Cattle.
Quiet unchanged from last week--out-
look easy. Prices ranged as follows:
Choice steers. averaging from LOO to
l.a00 pounds, at $3.50 a 5.35: choice
handy killers, s4Q4.40: likht TO good
butchers steers and heifers. $2.756
3.75. common killers and fat cows.
s2.50I4 Gamers ocows. $L.25H2.25:
common 10 prime shipping bulls. $3m4;
light butchers and heavy sausage
bulls. s2.5043.50. stockers and fead-
ers. s2.50ft4 per cwt. Mich cows ac-
tive at $25g So. veal calves. steady, at
Says per cwt.
Sheep and Isambs-Duii and lower.
quality fair. choice lambs, $7M7.25:
light 10 fair. s5.30M6.75: common TO
prime sheep. sS05: mixed sheep and
lambs, S4T5; common killers s2.7sI
SIS; culls, sea2.50 per cwt
Hogs-Dull and 10 TO IL cents lower.
quality fair. prime mediums and fat
Workers. $500 a .4o: light Workers and
pigs. s4.25 n 4.S0. roughs. s4G4.l0 per
cwt.
Receipts: Cattle until noon, 1864:
calves. 377: sheep. 1882: hogs. 4.623.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-16
ST. PAUL STRONG;
READING REACTS
AMALcAmATEo COPPER WEAK
FEATURE ON UNCERTAIN RE-
PORTS ABOUT DIVIDEND.
STOCK MARKET. CLOSE.

Am. G. & r., 81 u; do pfd, s9A Am.
k kSo ro 81 do pfa go S An sqs: Ana
Cop, 81 = Ana. Cop, S2s; A., T. 4 $.
Re, rs: Am. Wool. is. B. & O.. IS!
Il. X TT. 441s; Cent Leath.. II IS On.
* ga c coo. t. 4 L. sis CONS. Gas,
1872. Dlstil.. 33ia Della & IL. Can, leo;
Den. Il Rio CIR, 81; Erie. l5Ts do lists.
1855 do 2nds. z4ls Gen, Eies;, III; III.
Cent. l3lh l.. & ", l00A Mex. Cent,
i5s: NJ, X. & Tex. cas-; do pfd, 81;
Mo. Pac., IS \ Nickel Pr, "a; Nat. Lead.
80, Nor. 4 w, 81 y North AM. 81 y.
x II. loi Il; ont. a w. S44 Pac Mail.
274: Penn. l16; Pee Gas. s7S, Pm. X
Read.. los y =. ST. Car, n - Rep, 81.
Is; Rock ISL. IA Is: do pfd IS 81.
iOis: I'm. Pac.. l25h. L. 5. S. Bonls,
S7A: L. = Rub. "a, l.. :. Steel, 29is
do pfd, siA. Wabash, 9ls' do pfd' L.
NEW YORK, Jan. 16.--With another
new high record at 10, Reading stock
led the trading in Wall-st. in the early
hours today, The Bank of England re-
duced its minimum discount rate TO 5
per cent and heavy profit-taking was
INDUCED in by the foreigners.
In New York the traders expected
TO see a sharp reaction as result, but
TT the opening no stock was -cff-mefe
tnan a fraction. Reading shot up a
point and half to anew record with
in half an hour after the opening ST.
Paul also made a new high record
when il crossed III Union Pacific
hung around 126, and the strength OF
Amalgamated indicated that the direc-
tors would adopt conservative policy
and reduce the dividend
< The first hour was marked by many
wide and rapid fluctuations In stocks
which, for some time, have been fav-
orite speculative issues; but IL was
general comment that realizing sales,
which have been reported on a large
scale at frequent intervals since the
beginning OF the week, were in prog
ress again this morning and that while
some stocks were made strong, others
were sold in large volumes.
In Reading. room traders were ag-
gressive buyers. at the start forcing
prices up TO lie and heavy covering
OF shorts was forced on this advance.
While this covering was In full
swing. some large blocks OF stock were
thrown on the market. causing a re-
action TO below the opening figures.
When the lower price levels were
reached, a moderate rally was on at
the end Of the hour st. Paul was
strong In early trading and held its
gain during the hour. Amalgamated
Copper was weak feature, being In
fiuenced by vague reports about prob
able action on dividend. Tire traction
stocks were strong again this morning.
London was d moderate buyer.
Governments unchanged: other
bonds firm.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-16
PRODUCE.

The produce market a whole. is
slow enough to be called dull tins
week dealers complaining OF lack
OF activity In nearly all lines. Cream
cry butter is going out about as fact
as IL comes In. but dairy grades are
pi1ng up on ueait!s uahus. receipts
any time, but as a rule. more or less
stock is carried over from DAY TO day.
Receipts OF dressed hogs have not been
SO large for a day or so, which has
enabled receivers to catch up to some
extent. Trade IN dressed calves Ia
small at IT'S best. The egg market IL
firm but potatoes are slow and draggy
Prices today were unchanged all along
the line.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-16
MICHIGAN'S CROPS
VALUED AT SII5,ooo, ooo

The great agricultural wealth OF
Michigan is shown in a statement just
issued by the department of agricul-
ture. In eight crops alone the state
produced value of sl15,000,000. The
states greatest acreage was for hay,
2 .597 900 acres. while corn was next
with 100000 acres and oats third
with 1.468, 900 acres. In hay produc-
ton. Michigan was the fifth state,
in buckwheat and potatoes the third,
and in rye second.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-16
Rescues Children from FLAMES,

Rising TO light fire in the kitchen
OF his home, No. 491 Eort-st. east.
about 8 o'clock Thursday morning.
Adam We'll discovered the entire rear
portion OF the house in flames. with
some difficulty Mr.. Well, with the as
sistance Of his wife. rescued their
three children, the youngest whom IL
two years of age. The contents of the
house were practically destroyed at a
loss OF 5000. with no insurance. The
house, owned by Edward Remand. is
damaged 10 the extent or 5000.
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Thursday included GOO bbls. or hour.
Z cars OF wheat, y OF corn, OF barley
and OF rye. Withdrawals We're l,Vso
bu. OF oats and 400 bills. OF Hour.
7s5 bu. or corn. 3s. 2sO bu. OF oats, L..
1S6 bu. OF barley and 2O.iI4 bu. OF rye.
Wheat receipts az primary points
Thursday. $4,000 bu.. year ago alI.-
600 bu.
Northwestern wheat receipts Thurs
Wheat receipts at Winnipeg, 10 vars
year ago, 103.
ST Louis wheat receipts 1000 bu.
year ago. 42.00o bu.-
Wheat receipts at Kansas city. q.
cars: year ago. OIL cars,
Wheat in Liverpool closed Ia u q,
and corn ~ o. sd lower
CHICAGO GRAIN.
titeported for The Time. through
Fred =. Osborne ~ Co.. bankers aud
brokers, renobscot buildinGp.
CHICAGO, Jan. l6-Wheat opened
Lets4c lower. The local crowd sold
on tie weak cables and liberal north
west receipts. Broomhall reports La
Plata steamers commenced loading ana
recent large buyers sellers.
Opening prices; Wheat-MaN, sl.VS
Ql.024. Corn-Msy. 5g3s "a 81 I. 20. oats
May, 53Ac. Pork--May. Sl3.s1. Lard
May, 1901. Ribs-May. SI.22.
Wheat closed "A a &c higher and "a
I14c above lowest points, the innu-
1 northern at Duluth for export Corn
was "a &c higher. oats were up y
a. ssc. and provisions gained 2is al hc.
Closing prices: Wheat-May. 81 .OS =
@l.oS7s. CoTn-May. 60Ac. oats
May. 5slsc. Pork-May, sl3. q iS.o'
Lar,i--May. sS.05 bid. Rihs-May S'zz
asked.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-16
EAST BUFFALO.
Live stock Report hy Sa<ficr. Rorick e
Co. Com mlaviOu Merchants.

BUFFALO,. Jan. 16-tSpecial. Cat =
tle--Receipts light and steady. Hogs
Receipts 10000; pigs and workers.. $3.50:
mixed. mediums and heavy. $4.55 "a 4.60.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; top lambs. s745
d7.50: top calves, $3.50.
EAST BUFFALO. " Y. Ian le--
Cattle-Receipts as head. market ac-
tive and steady Veals--Receipts leo
head, market active and steady; choice
veals. ssf9.50; Gull to fair. s5ms.75
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts f0,4o0
head, market slow. values unchanged:
Gull TO choice lambs. s5.25 n $50: year
lings s6M s.25; wethers, s5.50n6: ewes.
IS q $50 mixed sheep, SO a 80. Hogs
Receipts 1880 head. market faIfiy
active for lights grades at firmer
values, heavies, steady and slow york
srs, pigs, mixed and heavies. $4,000
40; roughs. ss.50dt; stays. s3d3.5o.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO, Jan. 1s.-Hogs-7Roceipts
$4,000. sc higher; light. $4,000 4.52ik !:
mixed and heavy. s4.25nss5; rouEhs,
s4.25i 4.30; pigs. $3.50 $50; workers,
s4406p4.45. Cattle-Receipts 10000,
steady beeves, $3.65m6.30: cows and
heifers, y1.50m410; Texans. S3.20Wi:
calves, $5.50m750; westerns. 1880
$50: stockers and feeders. s2.40d4.60
Sheep--Receipts 1000, steady; native
end westerns, SO 5045.7o: yearlings. IS
II TtaIs4bsT- ~ " esteffie, Ss-ee
G7.35.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-16
STANDARD LIFE
HAS LARGE ASSETS

Assets OF more than $S,000.000 were
reported In the annual meeting of the
Standard Life & Accident Insurance
Co, Wednesday. J. T. Shaw and H.
Mcmillan were elected 10 fill vacan-
efes- on the board. - Fhe- officer, al
reelected are: President Lem w.
Bowen; vice president, ID. M. Ferry.
Jr.: second vice president, Dwight
Cutler; secretary. f. A. Leonard;
trea slirer. MI w. O'Brien.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-16

picnic hams, Shc: bacon. 12zc: lara. m
tferces. SC. kettle rendered fvc fp.-----~---
Rabbits-y1.4o91. per dor.
crate
snxar--Crystal dominoes, $40; eagle
1870. xxx powdered. $3.50. tsnd-
ard powdered. 35.5s: granuiated. extra
coarse. 1856, graduated IN bulk, Ss15;
formulated in 25-lb cotton bags. $3.50;
Michigan graduated, $t.s5: No. 1. 3o.i5;
No. q confectionery A. $3.50: No. !.
1905: No. 5, So; No. 8, s4.s5: No. z. 1890;
No. =. S$.s5; No. ., $3.50: 10. 10, SAYS;
No. II, S420: No. II, 34.65: No. IL,
lbs.
TaIIow--No. 1. tMc per 10.
Observation-Disclosures $3.50 per lob
crate
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II Does the aualn.ss-

Mr.. L. z. Chamberlain. OF Clinton.
Mime. says OF Bucklen's Arnica saIvc'
at does the business; l have used Il
for piles and Il cured them. Used II
for chapped hands and n cured them.
Applied II TO an old sore and II healed
II without leaving n scar behind-e use
~ Grunow a Patterson, Gray & wor.
cester and u G. Kinsel doug stores,
The Detroit times., 1908-01-16
Petition to Free Powers.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 16.-Secre-
tary of State Sims, state Treasurer
Hadley, Sup. OF Public instruction
Cotton. Atty.-Gen. Bingham and other
Indiana state officials have signed
widely circulated petition asking Gov.
Wilson. OF Kentucky, to pardon Caleb
Powers. The petition was sent ont
by committee at Georgetown. KY
The Detroit times., 1908-01-16
BosroN corprn sALrs.

Furnished by Cameron Currle y Co I:
Adv. 100; Anal, 1897; Az, $50. Anc..
1893 Bal. 4.s96 bling, 2so; h. C.. q,
400: butte. 1885, q. x A. cas-: c. a H..
10: Cent, $50; Mer.. 200; Range, 9s6.
=. W.. 5+i; FIR, e6s; Or. 8. G. c. c..
t10: Mex. $40: Mich. 90; Mob. l46;
New, 1880: y. H.. 1856; o. G.. %; O. L.
toS; ose,. IS. Par. $50; PIX, i6o; oy..
Tam, 40; crin.. 1.2i5 u. 5. r.. li6;
do pfd. asa: L. g., 10; Utah, 3,0e5: Wet.
2i0: Win. 1875: Wolv.. 81
The Detroit times., 1908-01-16
NEW vOp,x CoTro>

NEW YORK. Jan. I6.-While there
was very heavy unloading in the COT
ton market IA the early dealings this
morning, some OF IL by brokers sup
posed 10 be acting for a large William
81. mousse, the buying by commission
houses was on such n heavy scale that
prices scarcely felt the pressure. The
opening was Arm and continued very
strong after the call.
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=cMARKETs AND FINANCE

Mich. 10y Mex. Con. 6E. Isle Roy.
New DOM, go n- 4 bate, G si old I Dom ~
i Raven oie ~ Rhode ssf I, L. 3sineSs oa Ss
l2is; Sup.-PittS.. 10. santa re. "a (;
Trim Cop. IN; Troy, IS Utah Cons.
20; Utah Cop. eiA I. ). oil, lo.; u.
= X COM "a; Viqt!, 5h Win 81 :
The Detroit times., 1908-01-16
BOSTON COPPER.

Opening copper cable: Spot f63 It's
3D. down Is cd: futures fs4 IS. down
with the exception OF Amalgamated.
which fell back point I'm the first
nour, the copper market was strong
In certain quarters. Butte Coalition
was the most active. with ~ -point
advance, Mohawk sold at 81, as
day. North Butte sold up to 4s with
a half point reaction Superior A. Pitts
burg gained a half and Copper Range
was traded In around 62. London cop
per was easier, down rs Cd. At mid
day the market was firm with business
on moderate scale.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-16
AlIened Eorqer Arrested.

James V. Perry, a young man re-
siding at No. 400 McClellan-ave., Is
under arrest on warrant sworn out
bv Mrs. Sortie, of No. 5S1 Holcomb-
ave. charging forgery. The police
saw that the complainant is only one
of several victims on whom young
Perry has passed worthless checks
ranging from 81 up to IS. Several
of Inc checks have been made good
and these forgeries, Perry admits, the
police say. Perry, 1t is alleged, OPP
Grated in the district bounded by JET
ferson and Mack, Crane and Cadillac
ayes. and his alleged victims were
for the most part small storekeepers.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-16
Al COMA MILL CLOSES.

SAULf SIZE. MARIE, Mich, Jan. l6.
Especial. because OF the alleged
lack of pig iron rails. the mill OF the
Algoma Steel Co will shut down 10
night, indefinitely. The blast furnaces
will continue to operate and 700 men
will be kept employed during the
shutdown. This number is about half
the force
The Detroit times., 1908-01-16
CoPPER MARkET, CLOSE.

Ariz Coml, IS; Apex.. -: AIT, u.
Cons Is; Bos. Ely: ~; Butte Gin.
Cons. MeI.. 20: 6. 4 A. 10: Cent, ~
Day w, y, Davis d, ~ r. Butte, .
q. Can, IN Heiv.. IN Kew Cop, { :
Ls--Sails. IsN; Mehr-Sss MAJ, n
The Detroit times., 1908-01-16
NEW YORK sUGAR.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1s--The local raw
and refined sugar markets were stea ~
and unchanged this morning The
London beet sugar market was steady
with January and February unchanged.
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u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond quotations. furnished by Cam
eron Currie Il Co: New Is reg. l04 "a
n105; do. coup, l04h n l05; new 3s
reg, 1904 @1o1L do, coup. 1919 n
l02H. new As reg, 1lSA I119: do,
coup. 1904 6l22; Phil. IS. 1i0i1 Of
The Detroit times., 1908-01-16
Horse Thief Goes to Prison.

william Kelpin. the enterprising
Young man who went to work for an
east side grocer one fall morning and
disposed OF his employers horse and
rio at bargain-sale figure before
noon. was sentenced TO not less than
year in the house OF
correction by Judge Phelan Thursday
morning. Kelpin was found guilty by
,a Jury several days ago.
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Quotations by Cameron Gurrie 4 Co
Oman HIM DIV. Olose
j. Isl spit Tn NoIilit n
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. o. Ian. 1s.--Close Wheat
Cash. sl.0Ils, May. moss July,
sIo0t.. Sept. 97c. Corn-Cash, 5sc;
| May. Ga &C. July. 81 Ac; Sept, Gle.
| Oats--Cnsh, 5sIac; May. 5I&c. July,
| 40 iac Sept. 40hc. Clover seed---Cash
and Jan. slo62is March, SOTO; April.
| sl0.50: prime alsike. $40; prime timo-
| thy, $3.50. Rye--No. I. sSc; No. 2, SEE
The Detroit times., 1908-01-16
A. " arokers suspend.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE suspen-
sion OF the frm of whitney & Kitch-
en-. brokers, was ally.-announced
on the stock exchange this afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-16
cAANaE IN TIME.

I The Michigan Central announce a
number OF changes In their train ser
vice effective Sunday the 18th inst.
See agents for full particulars.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-16

no feathers. The plain neat kind. that
looks right. Time. prfntiss Cor ~
John R.1st Phone 1893.
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Justice FERRIES Issued warrant
rh,,rsdav. for the arrest OF Duncan

Thursday, FOR the arrest OF DUNCAN
Eichen. aged 20. of No. rs Sibley-st,
charging him with selling watch
belonging to woman friend. Eva
DeIdsle. No. 5s7 Baker-st. Miss De
I.isle Is said 10 have placed the
T watch In pawn and Eichen, II Is
charged appropriated the pawn tick
et and redeemed the timepiece.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-16
LOCAL STOCKS.

rhe following quotations furnished
by Lewis G.. Gorton, No 14i5 Majestic
hlliIdlnZ Ian LIZ QnS.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-16

Reported for The Times by Cameron
Eurric * Co. ll6-llS GriswOld- st,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-06
LIVED INTO SECOND CENTURY
Many Cases on Record Of Truly Re.
markabls Longevity.

For the deaths of three British cen
tenarians to be chronicled on the same
day must surely be an almost unique
occurrence. The names and ages OF
these veterans are: Mrs. Margaret
Pagan. 1O4; Samuel Goldstein, LOG. and
Mrs. Honor Coleman, who died from
the effects Of fall at the reputed az
of 10T years, thus recalling the simils
fate Of the famous Catherine. countess
Of Desmond whose life of i4O year
was brought to a tragic close by fall
rom a cherry tree
But the records prove conclusively
that Sir Moses Montefiore and Ad.
mirai Provo Wallis lived into their sec.
ond century; that NJ. Conerbe, a
French farmer. survived his one hun
dred and twelfth birthday. that NJ
soule another Frenehman. died at l15;
that Rumanian, one Pascal vicarn
lived 100 years, and that an Armenian
nun entered a convent at Jerusalem al
~ and never passed its threshold to
the day Of her death. ss years later.