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The Detroit times., 1908-03-21
PRESIDENT MAY SHOOT
BIG GAME IN AFRICA

WASHINGTON, March Alt Is the
present intention OF President Roosc-
Welt to retire absolutely from public
life, when he leaves The White House
on March 4. 1909. He has abandoned
all idea of being senator from New
York. Mr. Roosevelt has never had
any intention of making a tour Of the
world, after the fashion set by Grant
otter the close of HIS administration.
He has not made up MS mind what he
will do the first year after he leaves
the White House. He may go on a
bear hunt In Alaska. just after the
inauguration OF his successor. and la
ter to Hawaii. To some OF his friends
he has voiced a desire tc make an ex-
tended big game huat in Central At
rica. However. the last is but vision.
cry planning.
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Daily Death Lis!

Barthalma Uikowski, 75 years, $40
Superior; pneumonia.
Josephine E. Riblet. As years. Har-
psHF en Gspi %ooaHie sa Years
Military pneumonia.
Michael Saeger. SO years. Buffalo. N.
r.: pneumonia.
Helena Klein. rs years, Little Sis
terS-of Poor hreHeA4t4 s4-
Domicela Btaszcsak. 10 months. lie
Superior; eDteritts,
Lots Moran. So years. "a Moran:
Wilford l.. Hostetter, years, s92
st. Antoine. scarlet fever.
Dewitt r Russell, 81 years. ST.
Edna Breed. L year. isa Madison:
Glars Bariliier. so years. 1872 East
I syaasna ( h.e f.p4 Fl years. cas- East
Kirby; fsepsis.
Ernestine witte, 81 years. i747 Mich
igan pneumonia.
Paul w. Gleason, . months. 1ss cort-
land; hamilton.
lsora. wenDer,- 6 months. woman's
hospital; malnutrition.
William r. Yendall. IS years. 800
oliver N. Benson. az years, IS East
Palmer. Bright's disease
William Patter. So years. PSI Belle
Herbert zinow. IL months, woman's
hospital; enlarged thymus.
George Riggs. 81 years. 800 Sixth:
inquest pending.
Milton NJ. Kean, ss years. 15s Elm;
Rpoplexy.
Mary A. Clark. So years. 2ss Fiji
teenth: pneumonia.
Barbara McNaughton. 70 years, 20
Pingree. bronchitis
Vera Gamble, 8 years. SIS McDougall;
meningitis.
william smalldon. So years, Harper
hospital; myelitis.
Alfred Rider AZ years. Harper hos
pital: exhaustion.
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CONVERTS HOUSE
INTO AN ARSENAL
BUT v. r.. BAYLEY FAILS TO AS
sEss COST AGAINST MAN
WHO FRIGHTENED HIM.

Volney p Bayley, who resides at
No. Sc High-st east, was so badly
frightened when John Patterson, a
bricklayer, fell through his glass door
several months ago. that he converted
his home into small arsenal. and in
Justice Otis court Saturday morning
he brought action to recover from
Patterson the money he had expended
in arms and ammunition.
Patterson, Detroiter, was dele.
gate to the bricklayers' convention
held here last fall. and late one night,
after having shown the city TO num-
her OF visitors. he became somewhat
confused himself and tried to enter
Bayley's home, thinking he had
reached his own residence. The front
door did not yield to his gentle push,
but after one mighty heave, the glass
gave way, and Patterson fell through
into strange house. There he was
found and taken away by q police
man.
Bayley was frightened almost to
death, and decided there would be no
more occurrences Of that kind. First
he put on q new door, covered with
steel grating. which cost SGT. Then
he put In q complete burglar alarm
system, which cost $3.50. Two revoi-
yers. cost So, bolts S2-25- and four
chains, 80 cents These different
amounts he charged up to Patterson,
together with 5000 for injured feelings
and fright.
Judge OFT failed to see that Patter-
son should pay for converting Bayley's
house into fort. and assessed Pat
terson Sill. the cost OF the broken
glass.
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SAL BEDS FOUND
TO SUPPLY WORLD.

SALT LAKE. March 21.--In build
Ing the western Pacific. railroad
from Salt Lake. Utan. the engineers
encountered huge salt beds. said to
be eight miles in width and 40 miles
long. There liant. tney declare. ac-
other such deposit in the world.
Its. true depth is as yet unknown.
as It has only been penetrated from
six to eight feet. In blasting holes for
telegraph poles. but In sinking these
holes 1t was seldom that the bottom
OF the salt bed was reached. This salt
il said to be 98 per cont pure. Taking
into consideration the enormous guam
fifty, It's commercial value IL almost
beyond computation. These salt bed4
are situated near the west end OF the
Great Desert. about I20 miles west 81
Salt Lake City.
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SALVADOR'S FLAG
is A COSTLY RAG

NEW YORK, March 2i.--About Il
hands, mostly women, are emp1oyea
In the hagmaking loft of the Brooklyn
navy yard. Some OF these are engage
ed In working Mt electrically driven
sewing machines, wniIe others ara
busy doing hand embroidery work.
In addition to American fiags and
signals. the standards OF all nation{
are made. II seems that the cost o1
producing nag depends inversely ON
the size OF q country, that is, the dag
OF powerful nation IL less expensive
than the nag OF q small and inconspic-
uous nation. The costllsst are said to
be the flags OF the South American re-
publics. The dag OF Salvador costs
$3.50, quite the most expensive made.
excelling In value about S12 the presi-
dents flag. which IL tho largest made,
being SO feet long and 10 feet wide.
More than 10000 Tags were turne1
out last year. which required about
10000 yards and more than $2S,0oO
worth OF bunting.
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600 WoRKMEN HUSTLE
FOR BIG CASH PRIZE

NEW YORK. Marcn 2i.--About the
middle OF March the Pennsylvania
Steel Co. which Is baildIng the new
Biackvelrs island bridge. will award
a cash prize OF $1,000 20 the workmen
who ave FIRST TO complete the coupling
OF the oxcrhans to the middle section
which rises above the island.
About the same amount OF work is
YET to- be done on each overhang, 80
that the gangs on the Manhattan AMI
Long Island shores have nearly eqnel
chances for the morry. There re
go msn IN each gang.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-21
TOO MANY ATHLETIC
SPORTS IN COLLEGE
WOODROW WILSON,.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, March 2l--
DR.. Woodrow Wilson. president of
Princeton university, believes there
are too many athletic sports In col
iege. He advocates the limiting OF a
man TO participation in one, or at
most. two branches OF sport. In an
interview at Yale he said through the
Yale News today:
MY view Is that there are far too
many activities engaged in by under
graduates. Formerly there were two
seasons Of sport--fail and spring, but
now men take part H. basketball and
hockey In winter. A good plan would
be to limit man to participation In
one or two branches " athletics"
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BIRTHS
BOYS.

BOYS.
william Holcomb. 49 superior.
Edward Nowak. 1857 Krupp.
sWladyslas Payczek. 1879 ST. Aubin.
August wabrak, 1871 Farnsworth.
Fred Sruil. 40 Morton.
Frank Nowak. 594 Livernois.
Richard Simpson. 20i Hastings.
GIRLS
Angelo GavaraIgia. 7is Riopelie.
Frank Lawrence, l65 West Fort.
Cornelius Popkey, 2s2 Brandon.
Lewis Gould. 233 Lawton.
Frederick Nader. 3 Cottage Grove
Waiter Mawskowski. SOS Warren.
Martin Fesmer. ll0s McDougail.
JelaH- kHeeke, -MepeaRalf
julius Ritten, 237 Erskine
Norris Ben5ason. 294 winder.
Louis Funk. $50 East fort.
George Anderson. les Napoleon.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-21

DETROIT, March 1.---Ciose--Wheqt
was weak all day. Crop news, while
Was Sc" Very favorable on the whole. and
the tone IN Liverpool was easy. MILF
ers were not taking wheat from store
fast enough to help the bulls, and re-
liberal liberal The bulls were discouraged
and gave the decline little resistance.
Wheat quotations.: Cash No. 2 red.
do ear q Il q ess''s over ss 's ss.n F Fs
days close, and declined to 9she:
July opened at ei%c. and declined TO
s0hc; september opened az ss%c and
s s So, 20 ssssHss' No. > red 'aHe'
~ Coarse grain quotations: corn--c,ash
No. 3. s5c: No. yellow. car at 67hc.
elS oas: e sis No. sTwhiis. car a, $50
"f Ryye@cash No. .. s5hc.
y Beans--cash. ,2.a2; April. s2fb; May,
Eciover seed--Prime spot. 50 bags at
si2.5o closing at si2:so; October; $5;s5;
sample. 20 bags at t12.z5. at Sl1. at
20: prime alsike. yls2s sample aisike,
Timothy seed--Prime spot. 80 bags
Receipts IN shs psscoi XII, market x ao on
and rye. Withdrawals were 500 bbis:
Of -four. Stocks are 2se,325 bu OF
wheat, 1858 bu OF corn. $3.50 bu OF
oats. s.4ss bu OF barley and s'5sf bu of
rye.
day, 373 cars year ago. 337 cars.
ST. Louis wheat RECEIPTS saturday.
$1,000 bu. year, ago. $1,000 bu.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Saturday. $4,000 bu: year ago. $4,000
bu. u "a
and OF -four 23,2s1 bills. on saturday.
cHICAGo GRAIN.
,NcHlcAGO. March 21.--Fine weather
Conditions. lower cables and larger re-
cefpfs In the northwest caused an easy
OF ening In wheat, pricea declining x "a
Is under yesterday, shortly after the
opening. Commission houses generally
We're sellers with some wheat coming
e9t or. spot ORDERS. xvs..,l,,.s az a.
$50 corn--May. gsss Efs5A G. OATS
hf-ry. ~ - s7--pefk--iSethiae doing lard
May. 40. Ribs---Nay, tesee.
Wheat bears secured big money to-
day and AT the sessions close. they
77--re IN control of the market. That
cereal lost - nf a e net. but May was
OF as muchs as &c at one time. This
The Detroit times., 1908-03-21
GREEK SEARCHES FOR
WIFE AND MONEY

John Rowds. Greek merchant from
Chicago, arrived In Detroit, Saturday
In search of his wife. who, Rowds
claims, eloped with countryman last
Thursday, taking with her 1862. his
savings for the past III years.
Rowds has asked the police to aid him
In his search as he says the pair head
ed for Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-21
POLICE COURT DOCKET


Anthony Curtis. disturbing the peace;
Unchanged
discharged.
walter Curtis. drunk. sentence sus-
pended.
John Moran. begging: sentence sus-
pended.
Paul Bert. drunk: sentence sus-
Rufus Morris. drunk. sentence sus-
patrick Moran. begging: $40 or 30
isaac worden. begging: SO or 80
days.
John Burk drunk. sentence sus-
pended.
Harry Hayden disturbing the peace;
325 or 30 days
pended.
Charles Poiaczek. drunk: IS or 10
days.
Nfii Weber. drunk: sentence sus-
pended.
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Driven TO suIcIdeI BY Grief.

Wolf Berlin, No. SO AdeIaide-st.,
aged 30, took his own life Friday af-
ternoon. by shooting himself through
the head. Dependency over the death
OF his sister, Mrs. Daniel Brown. n
said TO have caused the deed. He was
alone In his room In the Brown resi-
dencc, when his brother-in-law was at
tracted by shot. When he burst
In the door he found Berlin dying face
downward. dead Coroner Bennett de-
cided an inquest unnecessary.
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PRODUCE.

Receipts Of live poultry were unex-
pectedly heavy this morning. and being
Saturday, there was little or no de-
mand, bat prices were held up f1rmly.
Butter was steady but a little .shaky.
Eastern markets are lower and while
local dealers are not looking for any
may 70 on a little Monday The egg
market seems to be about on the bot
tom. Michigan eggs are beginning to
come more freely. but the storage sea
swing. Tho apple deal 10 In bad shape.
stocks are altogether too large, and
the movement Is extremely limited AZ
the weather becomes warmer, stocks
are decaying rapidly, and IL would seem
that a smashing OF prices I'm the near
future was imminent.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-21

Detroit's new bathhouse will not be
opened until about the middle OF Aoril
according TO present prospects The
work has taken much longer than was
expected and considerable remains 10
he done. Suits viii DC furnished for
ESQ bathers OF each aex. lids expect.
ed that appropriate ceremonies will be
held for the dedication.
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FreIohter BerwInd Launched.

The big freighter. Harry A. Ber-
wind, was launched ut Ecorse Satur-
day afternoon. Miss Ruth Hartwell. Of
Chicago. having the honor Of break
ing the bottle OF wine over the steam
er's bow as she slid into the water.
The vessel Is owned b. q. A. Tom
linson. the Duluth millionaire.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, March 21.--Nothing
said in money. Posted rates: Steling
exchange, S4.s4G4S7. With actual bus
mess In bankers bills at S4.S5.95(f
4.ss.os. for demand, and S4.S3.4esl
30 for 0-day bills. Prime mercantile
paper unchanged. LONDON bar silver.
rs sd; New York bar silbef- 50 t-te-
Mexican dollars, 47c.
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Markets I'D Finance.

was the month under heaviest, bear
nre end Liquidation by longs Corn
WAS Vl nc lower: oats lost 40 sc.
better
Closing prices: wheat--May a4c
asked. Corn--May. 654s @s5iac. Oats
May. b4hc bid. Pork--May, $i2.a5
oid. Lard-May, 1896 asked Ribs
May, Ssrs0, ~
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WEEKLY Rank STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. March 21.-clearing
house members. average condition. The
averages as compared with last week
are: Surplus (old). Increased, $685.
375: Rurprlus (new), increase. $6.s01.-
$50; loans. increased. 1894. 100: specie,
crease. V.s2s.6O0; deposits. increase,
$40. 25O, eO0:~ circulation, decrease, $751;
zoo. Z. $. deposits. decrease. si.0sa, 900.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, March e1.--Bisiness at
the outset OF the cotton market this
morning was active. but rather poor on
the cables. first prices being eight
points lower TO one point higher. Wall
st. interests were sellers and there was
active covering by old bears. After tile
call prcies held about steady, around
1910 for May. later dropping 10 10.esc
on an exhaustion Of room buying orr
ders. although July was relatively
steadier. showing at 1915 O'Clock a
point premium over May. Advices from
the south said the interior was NOT
selling the staple freely
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BOSTON COPPER sALrs.

BOSTON. Mass. March 2i.--Sales
furnished by Cameron currie & co.
Anal. 9I6I; AZ. 42o; Anc.. 8: Arc. 80
Ariz. l45: Bling, so; Bonz.. 100; B. Z,
l;To; Blu. Lsl4; a A. i65; G. 4 H.
W. 20; FIR, 80; Or II. G.. c. c.. 2s5
Roy. so: LaSal, 800: Mich, 20: Mon.
ESQ; New. s5 ~. b.. s2s; o. D.. $50
Csc; %; Par sos; Qy.. SO; r.. t.. 100
sol: Trim. 80. u. =. r., 900; do pfd
l0i Z; c. 20 Utah, sa5; Wet, Ito
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Rescued From Wrecked steamer.

SEATTLE. Wash, March 21.--A dis
patch from Valdez to the Post-Intelli-
gencer says that the steamship Sara
toga. of the Alaska Steamship Co.,
went aground on 'Busby island and
that the steamer Elsie rescued the pas
sengers, taking them to Valdez.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-21

GENOA, Italy, March 2l.---Mrs, Cas-
ina Wagner. widow Of the great Ger
man composer, is very i'll at Santa
Margarita.
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NEW YORK SUGAR.

NEW YORK. March 2I.--Domestic
refined sugar market was steady and
unchanged; spot raw sugars were
steady London beet sugar was quiet.
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Quotations by Cameron currie q Co.
Omen Hirh lou xrloee
tb)Bid. lslsplIt (n)Nominal.

tb)Bid ts)split (n)Nominal.
TOLEDO GRAIN.
TOLEDO, o., March 2l.--Quotations
BY Finley Barrell d Co: Wheat--No.
red. s6c; May. 96Isc: July. ssnc:
sMs s as rs. Go ,,n yellow, sss;
Oats--No. . white, 54Ac; May, 54Ec,
July. soc: Sept, 3s&c. Glover seed
Cash, us; March. si2.6o; April. sI2.4o;
Oct. $3.50.
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Asy,..-rapcy. .s0ass: common 81

0f.fk per Dbl. -
Bnttsr--Extra creamery. acc: farm
81 S.aso9x sHi Dse. ss Esps.
cree cream meries ssc: nrsts. csc: crooks. aic.
packing stock. 1sc per ID.
Observation-Disclosures. sl0l.ss per
per s:;: EisrIS: is g: s;sss -
&C NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. st.7sos per
VccA.e.s--MiehisaA FUN cream 10
Ces:.sP.okas. een... si4.sseiGss
DrssseS CaIvss--rancy. sM 0sc: COM
m1 p..s sea HHs sr .o sx geo per 10
Exss-Otnciai prices: Extras. isKc;
frsts, l4Hs; cases INCLUDED.
Ssssss; s sssHs1 s5'ss per bSi ''rs'sAs
Fesd-jobbing, lots. bran. 81. 90;
op $500 coarse %Gd fHnr ae sss 49,
me rr %lsa vsasss.sisr PER a0 on,on. 1so
s aSS per s,S SSs Soc p.s 1sS pr
Wis per bu; parsley. So@ssc per dog:
per DOG; a: !: .:! !! sa;s09s per box.
cr ss:s dSs Pc D. Der Dbl,
Green PepSers--soc per backed
Mss:sy-rancy whsi : - i7glss; amber.
HicEsry Nuts--j2 per bu.
foiexins prices new sa Rfsdy' hay TIN Z.
s SIT St' peisSa 81 tT sISy.yy
and eat s,ssw 81 ioe e esr los.
sc H Ne green s srf 81 xr ns ss su sS
70. |. sHc; No; ]: 10. ssli. cured. No' 81 ].
5s NO. o Der fs s horse ss:sR Rids no. No J.
4 Ns; 3. 8: hsssDsiins. - % wool.
painted sssS.S wsr. nis u ' sy.n ssss
barbed wire. $3.50. No. annsaled wire,
s2ss; poultry nsttisg before wssvins.
g and per cent eV Oh lss pou sP a nsttnR
Joint ssvetrcush. SO and 10 per cent
p'e Gss - asi 81 Ger ss:'i 100 g.
Lsssons--Caiisornra. Ss@sso per box.
mushroome--60c Der ID.
risescpSss--riorida, ss01Eo per doa
i.op ccrn--Ear:. IL gsc per 10.
GOOSE per bu: new Bsrmadas. ssS5
rsaisry--rIens. is0Isc: ducks. Is a.
TIC 8tttts iVWliCe tuf6ctrs AtWtttf
dressed hens. 1sc: ducks. 1ta15c:
geese. i1012c: turkeys, I54f7c per To.
l'rvvt.foss--Mess pork. ti2.So: family
pork. s14Q1f5o. light. clear. $3.50;
heavy. 1890: smoked hams. shc; dry
sslted Driske.s 40; sho2uIdefs g:
tierces. 81 g: kettle rendered. sho ID.
Osions-7sc per bu: Spanish. ei.ss
oii.--Raw linseed. coo: boiled nn-
seed, 4ic gal. less 1 per cent for cash
IN 10 days: diamond headlight kero.
sens. shcs. turpentine. In barrel lots
srswscrries--s5 a soc per at.
sweet rots.ces--rllinois ssm12s per
sa.nr--crystaI dom,nocs, $3.50: eagle
tablets, A$s.s5: cut loaf 1856 cubes,
$3.50; xXxx powdered. s5.7b, erahu-
lated. extra coarse. s5.45; granulated
IN hulk. 50 IS; granulated. In lo-ib cot
ton bags. $3.50: granulated, la 1e-lh
cotton bags. $40; Michigan granplat
ed. 3525: confoctioners' a. $500. No. I.
s5l3s; No. 2. $685. No. :. 1892; No. 4
1875: No. s. s5,2Q: No g, Ss.1S: No. z.
1910 No, T. 1906; No ,, -; No. 30
Slss: No IL slsa: M II sts6. No.
10, itSss No. ~. ss.so: No. 10, ss.se
r.Iisw---No. 4. INC: No. O. &C per 10.
Observation-Disclosures. Isr Dor basket
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LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.
livestock Report ny Sadler. Horfck =
Co.. C0mmisslon Merchanta

EAST BUFFALO.
livestock Report ny sadlcr. Ror1ck 4
Co., Commission Merchanta
BUFFALO,. March special -
Cattle--Receipts light and strong. Hogs
--Receipts 5000; medium and heavy.
1915 Q5.35; workers. and mixed, t5.Ss
pigs $+rS5xe4. 6e.- Shesp--Recefpts r.
600; top lambs, $3.50, top calves. $50
EAST BUFFALO. March 2I.---Cattle--
Receipts 25 head, market fairly active
and steady. Veals--Receipts $50 head,
market active at so cents lower: cuils
to choice s5.25@s.75. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 2,i00 head, market active
and ffrm; lambs, $5.50@S.35; few at
$3.50; yearlings, s7Q7.86: wethers, $500
OF; ewes and mixed sheep. 1925 Q6.25;
culls. $2.75G f.25. Hogs-Receipts 1880
head, market active and steady; york
ers. $5.25W 5.35; pigs. $4.s0@4.S5; mixed
and heavies. $5.30M535; roughs, $3.50 70
1856; stays. $S@3.50,
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March 2l--Hogs--Reeeipts
$4,000, market 500 higher; light,
$470@507x; mixed and heavy, y4.S0W
5.10; roughs. S4.S0@4.90: pigs, $4,000
ass; workers.. y4.9505.05 Cattie--RL-
ceipts 700, market steady; beeves. $3.50
Q6.65; cows and heifers. $2.1005.40;
Texans $i25@5.25: calves. t5Qp6.50.
westerners. sl50@5.40; stockers and
feeders, S3.i5@520. Sheep-ReceiptH
5000, market strong: natives, 1890
$50; westerns, $s.2596.S5; yearlings
$6@I.2o; lambs, natives. $3.50 1850.
westerns, $6.50@7.S5.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-21

The sewers committee OF the coun'
cil has professionally cot out the es-
Inmates for ahept $4,000 worth OF
sewers mostly ia the Eighteenth
ward.
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cotton prices, FURNISHED BY Cameron
U. S. GovERNMENT BONDS

(. Bonds. fnrnisheN by Cameron curtte
h Co. New % rag 10sA a i04h do.
do. coup. clio 4e2. new ts reg. l2o a ~
l2i; do. coup. 1924 bid
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MARKET STRONG
EAGER BUYING OF
STEEL COMMON
MOST or THE PURCHASING GOOD,
LARGELY BY INSIDERS IN THE
SPECIAL sTocks-oovTs ARE
UNCHANGED.

NEW YORK, March 21.--Yester-
days rally was continued today. IL Is
said that one reason for the markets
strength was the selling. Thursday,
by an uptown clique. Their line ~
shorts was SO large es to make II a
valuable target.
Steel was very strong. The fne
showing of the annual report doubt
less had much TO do with the upward
trend, but IL also facilitated distribr-
ton by houses hitherto bullish, but
who are now looking more at the
present condition of the steel trade
and ignoring past performances.
Feeling for the Top.
A number OF spectators have been
taking their profits on the short side
OF cotton and are COW disposed 10
come into the stock market. One OF
two OF them show disposition to fol-
low the advance, but II looks as IL
most OF them were feeling for the top
OF the rise. This contingent includes
an operator who traded successfully
last year through well-known New
ST. house. !.
There was not very large com
mission house business reported but
a better inquiry was reported. Most
of the buying was good, largely by
insiders In special stocks. Selling
was not as easily traceable as was
the buying.
Shifting Of U. p. Accounts.
There was considerable shifting OF
accounts of Union Pacific, early sell.
ers turning buyers.
AT the close there was aggressive
buying of Steel common. The stock
looks heavily manipulated, and will
likely show large sales II the present
movement continues. The market
closed decidedly strong.
In the later trading the demand de-
creased and the market became heavy
under some speculative liquidation as
sumed to be selling oil stocks by in
terests that have lately been opposed
to aggressive bear raids. Govern
ments unchanged; other bonds strong.
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LOCAL STOCKS.

rhe following quotations fdrnIshed
building. Match 81, laos: -. r
The Detroit times., 1908-03-21

1s ACRES, miles from Windsor. ont.
on car line s-room house, barn a0x
40, large orchard, good timber, bost
OF garden land, tS'soos VIII exehshss
50 acres. ii mics from city hall.
out Jererscn-ave', car line. s-room
n0 80 sor rt.s near Dsrn Wayne. =, mile from
car line s-room house. barn 3sxts.
20 acres OF wheat and rye; price W.
sooi owner going west. 80,
ear line. s-room house. large base
inent barn. large tool and grain barn:
= all necessary optbuildings; windmill
:ss maehinsry for srina'ns; only
EYSTER, The Farm Man,
SOS MAJESTIC BLDG.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
HAVE oRDEns TO BUY
Dixie Cement. Buick Motor.
lola Cement Mich. Sugar, COM,
HAVE ORDERS TO SELL
Cauca valley. Farrand Organ.
wolverine Gem. common,
National Blk. OF Hysienlc Food.
Egyptian Gem. Imperial Cop.
Unsurpassed facilities for handling
orders for all listed securities.
LEWIS G.. GORTON,
PHONE NJ. e42. 14i3 Majestic bldg.
ro RENT-RooMs.
81 week. sumner Co. Mich. ard tth.
woopwARD-AvE.. 4si---lcvely front
room. elegant neiGhborhood: good
table board: only one left Call at
VIZ -----------------
TO RENT--HOUsEs.
A.A.-Rental Agency-A.A.
GERARD sToRMFELTz- LovELEY co
See L. X. BENNETT.
Griswoid and Larned. Main a77o
Hannah Rental Agency.
ONE McGRAw BLDG
TO RrNT--FlA'r~.
Tg-3Es BALTIMORE WEST room
nat; cellar, laundry. bath and gas
stove. Besssnger. & Moore. 900 rsis-
graph bldg. NJ essS.
TO RENT--BARNs.
90 ACRES, az miles from city hall.
2h miles from Grand River car line;
barn 30xtO: 5-room house: $75 per
year. Eyster, sos Majestic.
uusINEss CARDS.
HORSES and cows removed promptly.
Phone Millenbach Bros. West iOS-sSs.
nOATs. ENGINES AND AUTOS.
COLUMBIA BATTERIES. lsl1c each in
barrel lots. guaranteed new ano
fresh Electric whistles. 81 each.
w. J. Hartwia Co.. 2o6 Jenerson-avs.
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STORAGE AND CANTAGm.
ACME sTUKAGE CO.. iarsest vans
packing Main 500 III Gilman
The Detroit times., 1908-03-21
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Total sales. 4s9,700 shares
Money, 2 per cent.
Washington telegraph., 1908-01-17

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1t is absolutely necessary to health
that we give relief to the stomach
promptly at the first sign Of trouble.
witch are heleaipg Of gas, nausea.
sour stomach, lIeadace, irritabilitv
ara nervousness. These are var
nlngs that the stomach has been
jit Is doingto much work
and 1t IS demanding help from YOU.
lake som9thing once in a while ).
especially after meals; something.
IKE hoDAL For Dyspepsia m.lf
Indigestion. 1t will enable Your,
stomach to do its work properly.
Sold by T. J, Garnpr