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The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
FATHER OF b. Y. p. u.
BURIED THIS AFTERNOON

The funeral OF Rev. Samuel Walter
Titus, the originator OF the b. Y. r.
u. and whose death occurred Satur-
day. was held Monday afternoon at
1880 o'clock from the home OF his
daughter. Mrs. A. +. Wingrave. No.
13 Englewood-ave. The funeral SER
Vices we're conducted by the Rev. T..
w. Young, ID. d., pastor OF the North
Baptist church, and George Erskine.
baritone soloist, sang hymn. The
casket containing the remains OF the
dead clergyman was literally buried in
flowers sent by his friends and for
n,er parishioners.
The pallbearers were the sonsin-
law and grandchildren of the de-
ceased, as follows: ]. K. Howard, N.
X. Miner, w. K. Miner, III. A. Win
grave, A. T. wingrave and James T..
Beadle. the latter being one OF the
deacons when Mr.. Titus was pastor
or the old Twelfth-st Baptist church.
The interment was in Woodmere
cemetery.
AS father OF the young peoples so
ciety movement. which has spread TO
a score OF organizations. Father
Titus will long be remembered with
generation He was born In QsMegn
county, N. ", June IL, 1919. When
but "a years OF age he began his work
in the ministry and in 1867 came to
Michigan as pastor OF the Flint
church.
He came to the Twelfth-st. mission.
now Grand River-ave. Baptist church.
and later went to the Michigan-ave.
mission, during which time II was or
ganized into the Scotten-ave. Baptist
church. The young peoples move
n.ent. for which he was most widely
known. was organized during his min
istry In Flint, in the winter OF 1868.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
SOCIALIST MAKES
ATTACK ON SHIPPY

Two addresses or Socialism wero
delivered in Detroit Sunday. J. A.
Prout. who averred tnat he was IN
honest house-painter, SPOKE In Schwan-
kovsky's hall before big audience.
In the course. of his remarks he took
occasion to erilighten his hearers upon
the splendid achievements of Socialism
and to hurl anathemas al the rich and
their minions. He was particularly Wit.
riolic in his remarks concerning Chief
OF Police Shippy OF Chicago.
you say that at least you are free
men, said the speaker. Well. let's
see about that. Shi2py says II vvn
haven't got property you can go way
hack I'm the corner and die. You can't
walk the streets of Chicago"
His plea for the CONCEALED popula-
ton OF our great cities" was also en-.
Enthusiastically received
William +. Bonn. instructor OF rhet.
crfc In the University OF Michigan. de-
lisered en- address IN Columbo hall, Oh
The lessons of the sParis commune
There was only a handful present.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
FEW VERY GOOD, FEW
VERY BAD IN WORLD

The Rev. A. J. Mock. rector OF St
Joseph's Episcopal church, spoke al
the MONDAY Lenten services In the
Mariners church, Monday. and IN his
remarks said there were very few peo-
pie in the world today who are very
good. and very few people who are
very bad. a.
wv go to church and pay our bills:
we are hardly good enough for heaven,
and we trust that In the estimate of
our Merciful Judge we shall be too
good for hell" said Mr.. Mock. There
Is danger in our realizing that we are
so much like our neighbors In this
way we do not realize what our tai
ents are.
ION the last day Almighty God will
not ask IL we have made O sensation
I'm the world, but He will ask OF every
one OF us what we have done, and IL
web ave been faithful to our trust. II
you can honestly answer these ques-
tons IL will be well with u.s."
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
ON TRAIL OF TRAINS
THAT BLOCK CROSSINGS

Blocking OF street crossing by rail-
road cars in the Eighteenth ward will
be stopped. Aid. Gilman has got his
mad up" after great number of
complaints from his constituents and
has enlisted the help OF the corpora
ton counsel's office to get after the
roads.
The Eighteenth ward alderman was
hrst anxious to introduce new or
dinance making stricter rules and
penalties for railroads In regard to
blocking crossings. but he was told
that the statute is already strong
enough.
Assistant Corporation Counsel wea.
dock. with one or two detectives, will
take charge of the situation and com
plants will be fled against any OF
the roads which block crossings more
than five minutes.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. March l6.-Ciose; Liver
pool gave the bulls a little hope at the
start by showing an advance. The
strength. however. did not reach TO
In the American markets but decline.
Worlds exports were very large and
a trade paper published some figures
showing the present quantity afioat TO
be the largest on record. The visible
supply here declined, but not enough
10 show that starvation Is near. About
the only bulllsh news was something
about bugs In the southwest. which re-
ceivcd no attention.
Wheat quotations-cash No. ? red.
ssHc. and declined to ssLc: July
opened at 93&,c. and declined to e2t. c:
September opened at y 80 3ac\ and de-
eIlned 70 sehc; No. red. s5kc; No. 1
Coarse grain quotations. corn--casn
No. 3. 65t No. 3 yellow. OF nc; No. 4
yellow. 3 cara at sec
oats-Cash No. white,N 55isc asked:
Rye-Cash No. al car at ssc.
Beans..cssh. ss.2o; April. ss.ss bid:
Clover seed-Prime spot. 40 bags. at
uzeo. October. $50; sample. 5 BAGS
aisike. sI2.2s: sample alsike, S bags at
s1f.50, at s10.75 4 at $40.
Timothy seed--Prime spot. SO bags
Receipts In he Detroit market q,
cars OF wheat. 2s OF corn. 4 of oats. and
2 of rye. Withdrawals were 400 bbis
OF Hour. Stocks are 2s9,tt3 bu OF
wftcstt fs4seef-btt -ef-rorrs- So, $50 -ru of
oats: s.ssi bu Of barley. and s.tai bu
!. I sgs g. Of wheat asa -four Monday.
wheat receipts at primary points
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16

Monday u. sscooo Du; year ago. 100000
Northwestern wheat receipts Mon
dal, DTS cars. year ago. Coz cars.
$4,000 bu.
Wheat receipts at Kansas City Mon
day, - bars. year ago. los ears.
81. Louis wheat receipts. $1,000 bu;
year ago. $4,000 bu.
Wheat IN Liverpool closed nd. apd
corn IA higher. II
Visible supply changes Wheat. -
2l3.OO0 bu. decrease corn, l.263,000 bu
decrease, oats. 42l 300 bu increase.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. March l6.--There was a
wide range In prices OF wheat at the
opening. September selling u al -
lower, July, AMl2sc lower. and May
Logan were leading sellers. The fail
IRE OF Liverpool TO fully respond TO our
sharp upturn Saturday. and large re-
ceipts northwest. together with favor
able weather conditions were factors
causing the break
Opening prices: Wheat--May, 96ss "
96ssc. Corn-May. 66l4 ace sc. oats :
May; siHs a. 55c. Pork-May. sl2so.
Lard---May. $3.50. Ribs--May. s6.77.
The wheat plant is progressing and
the price closed IS G2i.o lower in con-
sequence. corn was = ~ ssc lower; oats
lost ssUss and provisions were
Strong 10 Il traction nIgneT.
Closing prices: wheat-May. 49, -
- &C. Corn May. s5s. tfe57sc asked.
oats--May. 5tlsc asked. Pork-May.
Ribs-May. $3.50 asked.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
BARON" Won MUEGGE
STILL STRINGS EN-

NEW YORK, March 16.-" Baron"
John Won Muegge Is at his old game OF
stringing credulous newspaper men.
Won Muegge, who is always about
to fall heir. by his mothers win. to
mammoth fortune, or has just accom-
plished some heroic deed-according
to his own story--has just sprung an
other rich one--that he has just won
100000 by sticking to one job Is
years. He lis special officer. The
baron" is well known In every news
paper Office, in Ohio. where he often
bobs in to see how many cub re-
porters there are who will fall for his
latest wild tale of adventure. He
claimed TO have helped overpower
Assassin Czolgosz, just after McKin-
iSy was shot
The baron's greatest popularity is
loudly circulating an inquiring and
gutteral hugh" after every sentence
he ut,ers.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
Attorney Willis Beaten.

Robert J. Willis. Negro attorney
who is defending Charles Bunch, also
u Negro, on trial In Judge Phelan's
court for the alleged murder OF Les
ter Curry, was Knocked down and 9th
erwise roughly used by sunny VIII
liams, proprietor of the saloon known
to the police as THE bucket OF blood.
ri Hastings and Clinton-sts., SUNDAY
afternoon. Willis jaw was broken,
and he was badly bruised about m"
face and shoulders. The two men met
near the saloon and Willis, 1t is said.
was about to offer his. hand to Will
iams when the latter attacked him
Willis says he knows OF no motive for
the assault unless IL wa.' because Will
Jams thought he was .oing TO summon
witnesses from the bucket OF blood
Willis declares he had no such inten'
t!on
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
! Apple.-rsney. ,soa.s,: common 81

60
Bntter-Extra creamery. 2se: farm
vated. a4is a &c. OFFICIAL prices: Ext9a
creameries. sic; flrsts. 29c; crooks. 22c:
packing stock. 1sc per 10.
Cabbsge-Home-g SI9l.a5 per
Cei~ry-s6c per dog: -CaIifornis. $3.50
per case; Florida. 1895 per crate
Crnnberrfes--Late Howes. $3.50 par
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., u7s0: per
Chee.e--MichigaD full cream. 14o
CeHe.@Package coffee. slA.soIsas
per 100 lbs
Dressed Cnlvc.--Fancy. sls@sc; COM
Dressed Hsxs-LIsht. 5s 0sc per lO,:
Esss-ofnciai prices: Extras isl4c;
firs,s l51S sssss in ns,sns WOOD
;sis: clear s5.ss per Dbl.
Fsed--Jobbing, lots .ss a.. bran ran s27 90:
chop. $500; coarse middlings. $500;
nne middIings, $1,000 per ton.
Fresh vexetabl~s--Green onions. $50
sSs s,s sss Sco 'S .Dnass
s1.15 per bu; parsley, 2o@25c per dos;
water cress. 4oc per doz; Elephant 4oc
rinnan Haadie-y01lc Der Ii.
esrnpss--Maiasas. xso@S.so per Dbl
Green Peppers-6oc per basket.
.He.ey--Fancy white: i701ss: amber.
Hickory Nsss-t2 per bu.
following prices for new baied hay IN
81 lots p ssssso III ''G siss:g
and sst straw; 81 Ton. 10 car ioss ~"sA'
sc Nc greer. srfs 81 green ss .s su siS
cured No. 1. 7c; No. 2. SIC: kip, green,
i i5s Mo- s per fsf horse s.:sS Sas No. No
Ia g !, Sc 8; >. q; h'ssD'kin' ss % wool
pa Hsss' ss:s.S wr. Mas .so ' s.s. ss
barbed wire SS.so; No. 8 annealed wire.
s2:s; poultry netting before wssvi'na
son pe4 per cent 100 o feet pou p a ns,, i
Joint sssssrsssh, 50 and 10 per cent
0'P Gs- :. ssf eles s' Ger ssai Ic o.
LeWoss-caiirornia. ss~sso per box.
MushgDems-,5oc per H. 80.
PisssSpies-Fiorida, siGstc per dos
Pep corn--Ears, 1 " g2c per ID.
pHtatoes--Cnr lots. o. b. Dcf-oi's
GOOSE per bu: new Bermudas. $3.50
Pssitry-Hens, rs0lsc; ducks 1870
i4c. geese. 1o911c; turkeys, 14615c.
SneK. ,: sR5issS ssess sss ,s ss
PROV l.iess--Mess pork $3.50: fapily
pork e14014E0. light. clear. u3, 50.
sailed brfsksts. 7xc; shoulders. Sc;
picnic hams, INC; bacon. 10Hc; lard. In
Heroes. SIC; kettle rendered. eHc 10.
osiess--7se per bu; spanish si'ss
osis--Raw ilnseed, 4oc; boiled lin.
seed <I6 GaI.Isss I per cent Tor cash
ssuB. sisc; turpcntine. In barrel lots.
Sac per gal
. Rsbbsts-ef Is per dor
>ysrswbsrrtes--s04 SIC per at.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
A. o. n. Banquet Tuesday Evening.

The annual ST. Pa'fIck's dav DAFT
quet under the auspices of the Wayne
County board, A. o. IA, will take place
In the Wayne hotel, Tuesday evenlng.
March IL. The Rt. Hey. John S. 70
ley will deliver the invocation and
County President Mlcnael p. Barden
will introduce the toastmaster, Judge
Alfred j. Murphy. The principe,
speaker will be the Very Rev. w. H.
Hickey. dean of the Cincinnati dio
cese. who will respond to the toast.
THE Irish people missionary race. >
Other speakers will be Prof. A. III.
Griffith. of the Detroit Museum of Art ::
Mayor William b. Thompson and JOS
eph r. Ryan.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
CURRENT PALAYER
OF THE POLITICIANS

A review OF the administration Of
Mayor Thompson from the standpoint
OF the opposition in the city han Is
"The fog commissioners annual re.
port" which has just been published
by Charles III. Culver. The writer ss
man or considerable political expert
ence in Detroit. who was dubbed fog
commissioner by the mayor shortly
after the latter's election. Since that
time he has issued weekly reports
dealing In a humorous fashion with
the conduct of city affairs. While the
reports are far from being non-parti-
san, there is great deal OF genial fun
In them. There is a certain amount
OF inside" city hall information In
the booklet which would be informa
tive TO the average voter. The price
Is % cents at newsdeaiers.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
TIP TO MAYOR ON HOW
TO GET SECOND TERM

There Is one thing that you can
sdo 10 be sure Of reelection" declared
an enthusiastic baseball fan to Mayor
Thompson, Saturday.
Tell me quick" replied the mayor.
Just get Ty Cobb signed up some
how and you will be so popular that
you can rest until fall and then be
sure OF second term" asserted the
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
BECK EULOGIZED BY
FRIENDS AT FUNERAL

Eulogies by two old friends marked
the funeral services OF George Beck,
In the residence. No. 1888 Trumbull-
ave-. Monday afternoon. r. J. Ser
vice. formerly pastor Of the Trumbuil.
Ave. Presbyterian church. delivered
the funeral sermon, AND Hon. Thomas
w. Palmer, former senator. spoke feel
ingly OF the life and work OF the dead
man and Of his public services.
y The services at the grave In Wood
mere cemetery were under Masonic
auspices. Mr.. Beck having been a
member Of the Knights Templar. The
members of the common council at.
tended In a body.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
GOV. WARNER OFF ON
TRIP TO FLORIDA

Gov. Warner left early Monday af-
ternoon for Crystal River, Fla. whore
he will remain for several weeks.
Il will be ready to give iem primary
reform speeches when get back.g
said tho governor. BIT just now
am going To be very busy killing Al
ligators and catching fish"
In the party were Or. 8. b. Hot
comb. Charles Lasher and william
Stringer, OF BEDFORD.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
BOSTON COPPER.


Cameron Currie & Co.'S copper letter:
Opening copper cable: Spot f59 rs
Cd. up les Cd: futures. f59 los. up 0s.
The copper market opened quiet this
morning and in some quarters rather
tended toward an easier tone. Anal
gamated was the only really active and
strong issue. selling up TO So before
the noon hour. Copper Range, Mo-
hawk and North Butte were or from a
half to three-ouarters Of point on
light trading. The New York market
was strong and advancing. and II this
keeps up. should be reflected in the
coppers before the day is out. The
metal in London was I-s Cd higher in
early cables.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
sEx dividend. u Der cent.
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Furnished by Cameron Currie ~ Co.:
The trading element sold stocks heav-
lily this morning at the opening. play
ing for reaction. but they were well
bought and within the first hour prices
had advanced TO the highest points
touched on this movement in the ma
jority of issues traded I'm. good deal
or feverishness anu irregularity was
afterwards manifested IN the trading
and fluctuations were wider than they
have been for some time. The leading
stocks. however. like Reading, Union
Pacific. Northern Pacific. and the Steel
stocks. showed great strength and the
list as a whole. remained remarkably
strong considering the rapid advance 1t
has been subjected to. The market IL
now quieter and prices are welr main
tanned.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16


NEW YORK, March 16.-The stock
market opened irregular. Northern Pa
cific and New York Central were down
3-S, and Great Northern IA, While Az
Gibson, Pennsylvania and Louisville
were unchanged. st. Paul was b-s
higher. while Union Pacific. Erie COM
mon and Reading gained l-S. Steel
common. which sold ex-diyidend. was
without net changes. BY the end OF
10 minutes trading the market show
ed general improvement over first
prices.
There was no interruption In the
upward movement that has prevailed
for over 10 days. and prices OF the
leading issues on the exchange this
morning made further important gains
over the high levels reached on Satur-
day. There was, at first, disposition
to work for the long expected reac-
ton. some of the large room traders
making vigorous efforts TO force de-
clines. but there was brisk demand
from the start and all the stocks sup
piled by traders and through liquida,
ten were quickly and easily absorbed.
There were many. reports about re-
duced dividend payments and de-
creased earnings. which were used by
the trading element as a reason Tor
fighting the market st. Paul. which
has been strong. for over a week.
crossed Ice, advancing IL points
over SATURDAYS closing. Northern Pa,
cific. made an advance OF over on:
point and Atchison. Reading anc
Union Pacific made fair gains. Amer
lean Smelling was the strongest ~
the industrials, advancing IL to
40 1-s In government bonds the two's
registered advanced ga; other bonds
strong.
panorfa1 fnr The rTtu,as hy CamarOn
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
MICHIGAN WITNESSES
IN SUBMARINE CASE

WASHINGTON. March 16.-W. ID.
Gordon. of Midland. Mich. has return
ed to Washington and Senator Frank
Marlborough OF Bay City. former sec
rotary To Congressman Loud, is ex-
pected this week Both were asked
for as witnesses by Congressman I'll
ley. Mr.. Gordon's statements on the
subject have agreed with Mr.. LIQUIDS.
that they did not discuss submarines.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
Warrant for TiIiis.

j. r. Goldberg secured a warrant
from Justice Jeffries. Monday morn
ing, charging John Tillis. the Negro
arrested by Detectives Golden and
Bandemer Friday night, with stealing
two gold purses and 81 small dia-
monds belonging to Mrs. Goldberg.
The robbery was committed while
Mrs. Goldberg was guest In the
apartments of Mrs. Henry Secarns on
Watson-st., a few days ago.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
swe%. po,a,c+.-rninois. sa@a.as per

sugar--Crystai dominoes. $40; eag'c
tablets, s6.65; cut loaf $6.65; cubes
$3.50; NIX powdered $3.50: grana-
in bulk. $5.l5 granaiated. In le-lh cot
ton bags. $3.50, granulated in 25-ib cot
ton bags. $500; Michigan ganulated.
No. y. s515: No. J. $50; No. 4. $500:
No. 5, SIS: No. 6. s4.a5; No. Z. St.eo; 10.
S, sass; No. ., $3.50; No. 10 1915: No.
No. Ia. SO; No l5, $3.50 per 100 lbs.
TalIow--No. I. axe: No. :. &c per 10
Tomatoex--FIoridas. 75c pei basket
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
eorrER MARKET-cLosE.

hos Cons, i5ss; Butte Gin. al; Bine
sst: G. & 81. sss. C. q 4, ios; Cent.
sit: Fr.. s; or. SO: Globe 7is: a. Can,
So Lssal. a; Mass. 9: Mob. sly:
Isle Roy 20: New. Cons. u.s.. New.
old Dom. 81; Csc, s7,z; Par. III:
Raven ~ ~ sna m, r dSn sup; Pits rths
So; Utah Cons. 39k: u. IS. oil. 10, ".
s. r.. s2h do pfd. 40. Wet. az.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
PRODUCE.

Butter handlers are looking for a
steady market at Elgin today. Re-
ceJpts OF creamery have Increased con-
siderably of late. but With the lower
prices consumption has also increased
There was a steadier feeling In eggs
this morning. The market has had a
rapid and radical decline in the last
ten days. and general opinion was that
prices were about low enough for this
time. Poultry uutpt but Hrm
Dressed calves are shade firmer in
tone. and potatoes are easy.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
Lid order Costs ssIoonist sac.

Strict observance OF Police Commits
sioner Smiths lid order cost Albert
Cook, No. $50 Miehiganave.. abont $50
Saturday night Promptly at midnight
Cook closed his bar. During the, early
morning hours burglars entered the
Place by breaking the glass In rear
door They secured $27 In money, 100
cigars valued at $3.50 and q bottle OF
whisky valued at FL
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16

g. Ieidich. ocean steamer agent. Ia
sending ont statement showing that
last year 1,2S7,617 passengers were
landed at New York. OF this number
.036.1S6 were steerage and the re
nainder nrst and second cabin pas
eengers.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
NEM N0nk suGAn.

NEW YORK. March l6.--The domes-
tic retired sugar market this morn
ing was steady and unchanged. Tile
local raw sugar market was steady.
The London beet sugar market was
steady with March and April un-
changed at los SID for both.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
When Detectives High and Larkins
went to the home Of Mrs. George

Smith. No. 161 Harvey-ave.. Satur-
day afternoon to arrest her son on a
warrant sworn out by Andrew Finu-
can. OF No. 739 Erskine-st., who
claims to be the woman's lawful
husband, they found her Ill in bed
with two-weeks-old baby at her
side. Under the circumstances they
decided not to take the woman into
custody, and their action was COM
mended by their superior officers.
Finucan claims that his wife went
through a form of marriage with
Smith without having secured d.
vorce.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bonds. furnished by Cameron Currie
& Co.: New IS reg. 1891 4l04la; do,
coup. 104h bid; new IS reg, lOl q lo1.
do, COUP I0l a l02: new Is reg, Isl y q
l92la do. conp. l22A bid.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.
livestock Report BY Sadicr. Roriek a

~
Lfvesteck Report ~ Sadier. Horiek a
s-<s-- &-ssassssIs~tas- As<<e&s~Rf~----
BUFFALO, March ls.-t Special.) -
Cattle--Receipts 5000. 10 To ID cents
higher: export steers, S5.6o45. ship
ping steers. s5:?5@5,I5: butchers steers
ass feeders. s4Q+-5o; stockers. sac
ais. Hogs-Receipts $4,000; pigs. $3.50
q 4.6o all others. $5a5.o5. Sheep-Re-
ceipts $4,000: TOP lambs. s7.75G 100;
calves. ss.254s.75. -
EAST BUFFALO. " ". March 49,
Cattle-Receipts 1880 head. market
steers. sS.75g6; loo to I.4oO-lb. steer i
s5ft5.e5. 1850 eol. l50-lb steers. s4.50m
$50: hclfers. $500 5.35: cows. $34415:
bulls. s3.25M4.75; stockers and feeders.
sa.25 $50: veals-Receipts 1000 head.
active at '5c lower: Gull TO choice. $5M
$50. Sheep and Iamps--Receipts IL
600 head. market active. lambs sc low
err: sheep. steady. Gull to choice lamps.
50. 20 I1s5; warnings. sss5g.; weth,
sheep, Ss.I5M6. Hogs-Receipts 40 %.
market fairly active at 5Wi0c lower:
rniySd ana neavies. s5m5.o5. rouens.
sl.sS a SO: stays. SSM3.50.
. CHICAGO 4 soS March March 3 ls..Hoss7,Es-
ss 81 ssiSa47@ahsssd rous ss0@ $40
40: pigs, ss.75@ 4.35: workers.. $500
Ae.r csttIe-Reeeipts $4,000. market
s4.l0df4 40: cows and heifers. s2G5.S5;
westerners. $4d6.75: stockers and feed
ers. s3M5. Sheep--Receipts 5000.
market strong: natives. $3.s5 " $50;
as native lambs. s5.60NT.25: west
ern lambs, S6.15M7.45.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
CLIPPED DIVIDEND
RUMOR
REPORTS OF DECREASED EARN
INGs ALSO USED TO FIGHT
MARKET.
STOCK MARkEr-CLosE.

Am &. * r.. SOS Am Loco ~. Am
Smelt., rs: Am. rob. So; Am Sinei'',
81 - Anal. Cop. SIS "a Ana. Cop. 80 -
A. I * 5. Re. 72a. Am. Wool, !, /.
IS. Il O.. SIS d. x Tr., iSs. Cent
Leath., 1874; CHI & Ohio. 2s1s Can
Pac,. I44&. c. Il CT. West, .; Colo. r .
a l.. 1sa. Cons. Gas. l04; Disul'; -
ID. AZ II. Can. 155; -. a. Rio Or, 1874
Erie, I4s do lists ~; do ends. Il
Gen. Flee, i22h; III, Cent. lss' l.. q
n. 80; Mex Cent. Is; NJ. II. * r. 80
do pfd. 521s; New H.. u CT North',
! = " itssi-GeP1s -. Ae~l -r-AA =
Nat. Bis 70: Nickel Pr, ssA Nj
Lead ~; Nor. d W.. 50 y North ".
1853: North. Pac., 1921; n. Y. c. * H..
ssll Ont. 4 W.. 32A Pac, Mail, % !?
Penn. 1163. PEG. Gas. ssh; Phi. A..
1854: p. ST. Car. 224 Rep. ST. s.
Rock Isl. 1884. do pfd, 20. ST. Pfi,
i1sh; Schloss St. 4si2 Sou Pae,, . 20 =
Sou. Ry. II - Tex * Pac., lSa TWIN
City. 81; Union Pac., 1919: u. >. ..
Bonds. sl!s; u. $. Rub, 2l%; Y. >,
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Wabash. .: do pfd. 1873 w. L. Teie'
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature sssss n: Of 2<H4Zzz3
AUCTIONS.

AUCTION SALE--Bsg storage auc-
ton at Van Loon a Goebei's biz
store. 1si Michigan-ave.. Tuesday.
March ~. at 10 a. m. We will sell
two van loads Of furniture from
storage house. consisting OF bedroom
salts. iron beds. dressers. couches.
extension tables. chairs. 8 side
Observation-Disclosures 1-CenfCE rnbfrz
buffets. roli-top desk. 25 carpets and
rugs. lot inlaid llnoleum. dishes. bed
ding. lace curtains and n lot OF other
goods HIRAM VAN LOON, nuc.
tioneer. Phone Main 24sA
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations furnished
by Lewis q. Gortoh. No, 1ti5 Majestic
building. March is. 1908:
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
Quotations by Cameron Currie & Co:
Open. High Low Close.
(s)Split. tn) Nominal
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. o.. March i6.AQuotations
BY Finley Barrell * Co.: Wheat-No.
red, 97ise; May. s7hc; july. O90s.c
Sept. Ssc. Corn--No. 3 yellow 65c:
Oats--No white. 55Hc: May. 54s.c:
July. 49c: Sept. 3sc. Glover seed
Cash. $i290; March. $3.50; April.
Sl250. oct. IS.