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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURBAN LINES.
:, DetrSis Ts a e. I.teru,ban Lines.

Detroit United Interurban Lines.
FLINT LlMITEDS-6:15 a. IN. ana
4:l5 y. m Locals for Rochester and
Flint; a, m. and e very two hours 70
Rochester and Romeo, a m, and
every two hours to 10 p. M: also Al
y. m.
PORT HURON LIMITEDs-7As .
saturdays only. ,is:.y 2. m; Sunday:
more. Algonao. Marine City and Port
D. m. to Marine City. TO MT ciemsnS
hsury so $50 s. M IN Nc e csmss, .Ha
Shore Line. hourly. s:2s q m. to s:ss
p. m. also IL p. IN.
TOLEDO LIMITEDs-s:ao a. m.
1870 a. m. 2:2o and $40 p. IN. Locals
for lockwood. Newport. Monroe and
also $3.50 and II p. m, for Monroe.
JACKSON LIMITEDS-7:46 q. m
12:45 and 3:l5 u. IN. Locals for Jack
son. a. M and every two hours until
y. m; for Ann Arbor. Q q. m. and
Worthwhile. 7:sO a. m. and every two
hours until 1890 p. m. also Q p. m. and
IL y. m. Saline cars from YpsilantL
For Wysndotte and Trenton-5:s3 q
m. and half-hourly to S:33 y. m: hourly
to ll:SS D. m; SUNDAYS. FIRST car &c
out.
For Royal Oak. Birmingham and
Pontiac-G:30 q. m, then half-hourly
until z p. m, then hourly until III p. m
First car one-half hour later on Sun
day
FOR Farminston and NorthviIle-e o.
Orchard Lake Ga and Pontiac. Z. 8. II :.
N; 1, 2. 8. 4, 6. Z. 0, IL y. m.
Last cars await closing OF theatsrs'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26
NEW THINGS FOR SPRING.
Store Of John D. Mabley Repete With
Everything in Wearing Apparel
for Men and Boys.

The clothing and furnishing store
of John ID. Mabley. lS4-lS6 Woodward
ave, Is radiant these days with all
the newest and best In the world OF
fashion for men. young men and boys.
In buying clothing and furnishings ut
this store you realize every time what
an important factor your pleasure Is
i'm having and wearing them; If you
don't get that you don't get value, no
matter what sort OF clothes or fur
nishings they are. II you want 70 real
ize clothes-pleasure TO the fun, see
the fine offerings at Mabley's. Finest
materials. exclusive models and pat.
terms made exclusively for John II.
MaDlcy Young men will find at this
store the new, smart ideas in suits
and overcoats. s15 to 500; boys. also.
can secure their Easter outfit here
the best OF styles, fabrics and pat
terms at prices that will please the
parents THE best in the world for
the money" IL always obtainable at
John ID. Mabley's.
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nBIFF REvIsEs
UPWARD DESPITE
|PARTY'S PLEDGE
DropLE MUST PAY INCREASED
TAKES TO COVER DEFICIT,
SPEAKER pEcLAREs-TARlFF.
PosrEREp TRUSTS PROTECTED.

N WASHINGTON, March 2o.-Soon
|nfker the house convened at III O'CLOCK
Rop. Pou obtained the floor and be-
ran an attack upon the Payae Dill. lie
"A aid In part:
"a ~ make bold 10 assert here and now
nat the Payne bill is worse meas
are than the Dinglcy bill, which all
PARTIES now admit must pass froh
{{he pages OF our law books. In the
teeth OF your promise to the people 10
'reyise downward, you have revised up
ward: for you have Increased the
Average of ad valorem rate OF 44lb
tper cent, under the Dingley oil, ~
'16.72 per cent under the proposed
Payne bill.
"You have a deficit i'm the treasury
,c0nfronting you--thaaks To your UNI
|bridled extravagancc-and, in order 10
cover that deficit, OF course you have
rot to raise more taxes which Will
come directly from the pockets OF the
speople: but you have been careful net
10 legislate so many OF your great
tariff fostered trusts will be forced -
surrender any part of their unreason-
able profits or the protection against
competition, which has surrounded
|them like a granite wall.
sThe party to which | belong asks
that I'm the laying OF these duties, as far
'as possible. injustice shall re done no
one. call upon the Independent
members OF this body to unite in one
Icommon effort to defeat this, the
worst OF all tariff bills ever submitted
Cor the consideration OF the American
|congress."
Approaching that there is a serious
difference OF opinion on some OF the
'tariff schedules among number OF
prominent Republicans, Chairman
Payne has started a movement To as
certain just how far those who dis
ngree with him will go In their OPP
position. Mr.. Payne understands that
the bill In its present shape cannot
command the full Republican vote. AMI
TO make 1t a strict party measure he
has sent out word TO those who have
amendments to Offer that h. Is anxious
to secure their cooperation. To bring
this about there Is 10 be a caucus
within the next few days when II Is
hoped that a definite program can be
agreed to which will limit all amend
ments to be offered by the majority
members. Mr.. Payne Is not concern
ed about amendments the Democrats
may seek to OFFER. What he Is trying
to bring about is unity OF action on
the part OF the Republicans. This IS
no easy task for the reason that some
30 members of the majority are de-
manding that they be permitted to
offer certain amendments. IL is L.
reach a comproise that the caucus Is
TO be held. The Democrats will have
70 content themselves with moving tu
recommit the bill with instructions.
They have no substitute to offer.
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DETROIT. March 26.-Close. The
southwest Is sending out some bad re-
ports about wheat and II IL pretty wen
understood that the abandoned acreage
will be- quite large. Farmers are get
ting ready to put in oats and corn
where the wheat was Killed. Tht
southwest also issues some sensational
figures regarding wheat yet To be mar
keted in the leading states millers put >
ting the total at about per cent OF
the crop Liverpool was strong and
higher at the close. and the scarcity Of
wheat at various European points was
again causing anxiety. The lines APP
pear u be tightening little every day
in the cash wheat market. while there
are many bears la the July and =, p
tember deals. The Detroit wheat ma
ket was strong, but only modcr dtely
active Conditions were considered
very bullish and there were no bears
Wheat auotations-Cash No. rel.
81 26 May was - higher 80 the open
Ing at SLEW. touched Sl.23. declined
to 81 l2a4. and closed at si.22: July
opened at tl.OGia. gained sc. and de-
Ciined To 81 06si September opened az
St01. advanced 10 sl.0l q. and declined
TO si.Jfi.. No. red. 81 30. No. ! white
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
No ; 65c. No. . yellow. ! car at Gec
Oats--Cash No. white. $50 bid Ma;
Rve-Cash 40. .. SSc
Beans-Cash. 81 May. $40.
Glover Sced-Ifinr spot lhN hdkr az
$50: March and April. $40; October.
loo bags a. $3.50. sample. - bags &c
sb.io, . 81 81. 10 az $50; sample al
sllIe bags a :.
Timothy seed--Prl'no spot. i25 bags
at 81 go.
BARLEY Good receipts sl.f5@I.so per
cwt
Receipts in the Detroit market Fri-
daN. Included 600 bbls or Nour and Z.
cars 81 corn Withdrawals were Too
bids Of Hour. stocks are 3o5.1ls In of
7 wheat. s20.225 bu Of corn. iGi III hu Of
oats. 1893 bu OF barley. and i5,ii6 bu
] OF rye.
i southwestern millers say only about
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26
FREED ON ONE CHARGE
ARRESTED ON ANOTHER

John Maier. recently acquitted OF
the charge OF swindling Dunkirk
jeweler by means OF "phony" betting
ring In the Harrington hotel. was ar
rested in police court. Friday. and is
already on his way 10 New York city.
to answer the charge OF jumping his
bail bond James Ryar. an attache OF
the district attorneys Office In New
York, avoided service of capias and
mandamus papers by taking quick ac-
ton. Maier, after his release on the
fraud charge. was rearrested on fu-
gltive warrant, sworn out when the To-
cal police learned that he was wanted
in Brooklyn. II is alleged that he
was held In $500 bail to answer a
charge OF carrying burglar tools, and
that he left the jurisdiction OF the
court
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WOMAN TRIES SUICIDE
BY MORPHINE ROUTE

Mrs Nathaniel Herenden. who re-
Gently appealed to the police TO close
up her husbands saloon. because she
alleged that he was operating without
a license, attempted suicide IN hcr
home, No. 49, Buchanan-st.. early Fri
day morning, by swallowing several
morphine tablets. She is said To be
out of danger. owing To prompt atten-
tion by neighboring physician.
Domestic troubles are given as the
cause. The police declare that Mrs.
Herenden and her husband are sep
arated They formerly operated a So.
loon ut McKiulcy-ave. and Buchanan.
ST.. but police surveillance forced them
TO sell out last February. The hus-
band Is now interested In another
place. against his wife's wishes.
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MAN AND WIFE DRAW
FINE FOR FIGHTING

Sounds OF strife In the Flat Iron"
block. First-st. and Michigan-ave., at
tracted the attention Of Patrolman
Lingeman. Thursday night. lie found
Edward and Alice Mcdonnell engaged
in duel with chairs. and pieces Of
the baseburner. Mrs. McDonnells left
eye was In mourning, and Edwards
right optic was damaged. The furni-
ture was almost demolished.
Edward declared that he had OBJ
jected to the presence OF another man
In his wife's apartment which had
precipitated the rumpus.
Justice Jeffries found them both
guilty OF disturbing the peace, and
find them So or 80 days each.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26
STREETS BUDGET
CUT TO $4,000, 900

Two million dollars, in round num-
bers. is the figure to which the esti-
mates for care and Improvement OF the
streets have been cut by the streets
committee OF the council so far. The
original estimates ran To- more than
s., 100, goo Additional cuts may still
be made in the meeting Friday after
room. This portion Of the budget will
not come before the entire council
until the very last session, Saturday.
as the committee fears that the whole
paving budget would be torn up were
II To I've brought in at once.
Because of the home rule confer
ence in the council chamber. the meet.
ing OF the council I'm committee Of
the whole on estimates was held Fri
day afternoon, In the supervisors hail
In the county building.
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Apple.-Fancy ,s.5O@s; common

Appl-.-Faney sS.5o9s; common.
s3.56U $50 per bbi
c.Ss.seSsw ,s'' . Ps! sssis, ~,
crate; Florida. 80 per crate.
Cheese-Michigan full cream. leo
l6isc. Limburger. June. loo: October.
lie: brick. IA 9isc; schweitzer. 1910
Cone~-Package coffee. ,i..75@i625
Cranberrtes-Jerseys $500; Howes.
$3.50 per bu.
Dressed Calvcs-Fancy. s@Ioc; COM
mon. Sc Id.
FIour-Michigan patents in wood,
s6lo. second patent, 1919 straight.
Feed-Jobbing lots. bran. *2s: coarse
corn meal. sel: corn and cat chop.
SIS, coarse middiings. SAG; iine mid
diings. $Sl per ton.
Ftunan Hnddles-S4 &c per 10.
Fresh Neutrality-suspicious. hot
house. Sl.25 a l.I5 doz, lettuce lac 10:
head lettuce. So per hamper pars-
nips. 9Oc bu; Florida tomatoes. $3G
rs per crate radishes, 25c doz; wax
beans, $3.50 bu; pte-plant 10 per
doz; green beans. s. per bu; aspara-
gus, .sl.75 per doz; California. 6oc per
bunch
Grape Fruit-se so 3.5o per box.
Grapes-Malagas. Ssqs per Dbl.
HOney-Fancy white lSu l4c 10; am
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay in car
lots. Z o. b. Detroit; No. timothy.
so.So.g,i: No. .. sioGlo,5o: clover.
Wheat Wheat and nag oar avp Straw rss ,55SSs tom
Hide.-No. 1 cured. loitc: No; cured
sac; No. l green, sac; No: 2. green.
kip ' sr sp eg Ne NJ Sod N Is rs ' ssi
sassd. No. No. iss; No. T. ssss; s ssif
nsl f. e Sosss s Mo N ss So No.
s2.2s' sheep skins. as to wool. soc y
I.imes-si per 100.
LemOns-California, $2.25u 3.25 per
Maple sugnr-New, lo@Ilc per ID.
Nushrooms-50 u soc per 10
Onions-Spanish. Si.75G2 per crate:
Michigan. 65M zoe per bu; Cuban, $3.25
per box.
Ornnx---California navels. s2.7S@
3 per box.
Observation-Disclosures $4gi.5o per
crate; s2m250 per dor.
OiiS-Raw linseed. SIC: boiled lin
seed. 5sc gal. less ] per cent fer cash
in 10 DAYS; diamond headlight kero-
sene. shc; turpentine. in barrel lots,
Pop Corn-Ears. Ia re per ID.
Potatoes-Michigan sea CSC per blu;
rar lots as q b. Detroit e sS s per 0u
isgl6c;, geese, loQllc: ducks: l40
,se; turkeys; young. is9aoc; old toms ms.
s sSfns Sc iTs:'f 10; seess iegiss
a &c; old toms. $4,000 per 10.
p p,w nnrS RoTk sh, s9 cIsa,
SIS: heavy. SIS: smoked hams. liz q
l2c: dry sailed briskets. 10l.c: shout
ders. sac: picnic hams. SIC: bacon.
dered. l2Hc per Id.
straw herriex-45 Q5oc per box.
Sugar-Crystal dominoes, S7.65: eagle
cubes
S5.65: xXXX powdered. $3.50: granu-
lated. extra coarse, $500: graduated
In bulk. 1910: graduated. in 35-lb cot
SIS: confectioners' A. s5.05: No. 1. S5lo;
No 2. $40: No. 3. s5.o5: No. 4. IS; No.
5. s4.95: No. 8. s4.s0: No. !. Sass; No
8, $3.50: No. 9. s4.75: No. 10, $40: No.
NJ Ia a. 5ss No TX Sass ner 1 90 iba
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26
CLEAN SWEEP FOR
ANTS is OUTLOOK
SAYS BURTON

the saloons, not because we are OPP
posed to saloons, but because We think
they have nothing to do with the edu-
cation OF our children. Nor has IL
cost us anything for hall rent. The
halls we have used for our meetings
have been contributed gratis. The
only money spent has been for print
ing and q few other necessary Incl
dentals.
II all who have been invited APP
pear at the mass meeting called for
Friday evening In Fairview hall, JET.
scrson and Lillibridge-aves.. some live
ly doings are sure to follow. The
plan Is to alternate pro-Martindale
and anti-Martindale speakers, and
among those invited to participate In
the discussion are Supt. Martindale
himself. Supervisor Stewart and Sec
& rotary Lee. Whether they will at
te2a remains TO be seen. Supervisor
Stewart, when asked, Thursday night,
IL he intended TO accept the invitation,
animated very plainly that he consid-
cred II was none OF his questioner s
business.
The anti-machine candidates of the
Eleventh, Thirteenth. Fifteenth and
seventeenth wards will unite in big
meeting in Jubilee hall. Mt. Elliott
ave. and Fort-st., Saturday evening.
The speakers will be c. w. Burton,
& III. &. Goldberg, Geo. NJ. Condor, Cor
oner Bennett, DR.. Mariner. Jas. See
~, Andrew Wetmore, Mrs. A. j. COST
dyk, Milton Baxter. Dr. DonalP and
Roy Harold.
A Miehm meeting was scheduled foI
Thursday night in the hall over Frank
Bastubbas saloon, Leland-st. ano
4. Mitchell-ave., and those who assem-
nled there, waited In vain for Miehm
until $3.50, when he came from the
board Of education meeting. The
meeting by this time had adjourned
to the bar downstairs. and Miehm was
q greeted rather unexpectedly wher
he ambled in. He made up 70: his
tardiness, however, oy ordering q
drink for the crowd. Edward Huber
chairman OF the Eleventh ward Repub
lican club, announced the fact in this
4 fashion:
mr.. Miehm is going C buy every
body drink. He wants you to vote
for him April g."
In an effort to defeat DR.. L. E. Ellis
+ In the Sixteenth ward, the machin,
crowd Is circulating a canard TO tn,
( effect that Ii the doctor is elected al
+ Catholic teachers are to be turned on
. of the schools. The story was cite,
as one of the gangs desperate at
tempts TO save it's own hide in hous,
meeting at No. 29S Junction-ave
Thursday afternoon.
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PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND
EQUlPAGE.-Chief Quartermaster's OF
fice, sFederal Building. Chicago. Ill.
March Is. leo9.-Sealed proposals. IN
triplicate, subject to the usual condi-
lions, Will be received here until IL
o'clock. noon. March 80. 1909. and then
opened. for furnishing and delivering
at either the Boston. New York. Phil
adelphia or Chicago Depot OF the Quar-
termasters Department, u. S. Army:
$500 pairs Buckskin Gauntlets; $500
pairs Gymnasium Shoes: 500 Music
Pouches and $4,000 pairs Canvas Leg
gins: subject to increase in quantities
OF not TO exceed so per cent. II desired
by this Department. The right is re-
served TO reject or accept any or all
proposals or any part thereof Prefer
cree will be given 10 articles of do
nestle manufacture. conditions OF quail
ity and price Cincluding In the price of
foreign productions or manufactures
the duty thereon) being equal. Stand
ard samples can be seen. and specifioa-
lions. blanks for proposals and full in
formation VIII be furnished upon appli-
cation at this office. Envelopes con-
tanning proposals TO be Endorsed Pro-
posals for Clothing and Equipage, to BIO
opened March 80. 190s." Lieut.. Col. w.
W. ROBINSON. JR., Chief Quarter
master.
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TRACTION SHARES
bU0YANT; GAIN
ONE POINT
ROCK ISLAND ISSUES ALSO SHOW
STRENGTH, PREFERRED scoR-
ING A PolNT-AMERlcAN LIGHT
ADVANCES THREE NoTcHEs.
\. \. sroCk MARkEr-CIo.e.

Allis- ChaI, ltis Anal Cop. .O!s
Am. [. a r.. 4sia, Am. Cot OIL. 81 a
Am. lee. 81 Is: Am. Loco. o.; do pfd
ia. Am. Smelt.. e. d. y q. 50. Am
sugar, 1904. Am. +. q T.. 1901 Am
Tob. pfd. 70 "a Am. Wool, S9A Ana.
Cop. 4sia Atch., loi, Il. @, lo9 :
Il. r. rr.. ia; Can. Pac.. 10. y Csn.'
Leath., ssS. do pfd. i0e; G. ONO
6si. c. 4 CIT. w, al G., NJ. a. 81. r.
ll5ia {. a Northw'stn; l7si. Colo; r.
A. l.. 33A. Colo. X south. san do pfd
7sls: Cons Gas. 1917 Corn Prod
1874, ~. Il Hud.. l16; Den. Rio CIR.
45s Dis. ;. Cor, $50 Erie. s5s 40
81 pfd. 40: Gen. Flee. i6s, CT. Nor. .pid'
Met, iah DO PA. ss.. Ian; ,s G SOY y
X. 4 Tex. Al a, do ptd. 70 "A Mo. Pac
7o7., Nat. Lead, IN; NeMh SS -
y. Cent, e. d. IA y. G.. l27' y. y. y.
4 w, 49,. Nort & w. SIS; Nor. Pac
Iti. Pom b isI% r 81 sos car DO SS SEfa
us; Rock ISL, "a -; do pfd, GA; >
Shelf, ~: Sou. Pac., 1905 South. Ky
24S: do pfd. 62i. Tenn. Cop. Al +,
81. l.. 4 W, I'd. ass. Tn Pac. lsos
4?7s; Wabash. ISL do pfd; 49, w. T.
Tele. 66L: West. Mfg, 1sA U. ..
Bonds lO2ss Texas, 33 Il.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26
PRODUCE.

Receipts OF poultry were fair for this
late I'm the week. but everything sold
out early at fun prices. Dressed calves
We're in light supply. and seemed "A little
firmer in tone. The butter market Is
called firm. but Is held up only by high
prices In outside markets. as stocks
here are too large. and there Is no ap-
parent outlet Eggs are firm. and are
apparently pegged at around present
prices for while Potatoes are NOV
ing more freely in the country. and the
market here is nrmer and higher.
Commission men reported n good gen
aral trade.
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COPPER MARkET-CIose.

Ariz. Com'l. S5li All. 1874 Arc. O..
Adv, 81 Bay :. Gas. CO. obs. Cons,
ia: Bos. * Corb. 1sL: Butte Cltn..
"a. Bu. a Lon. %. Cop. Con. rs: Calu.
" Arlz.. ioi; Davis u. 5-I6: f.. Butte.
i4a, Ely. I. 15-l5. Pr. II; First Nat.
g.: or. 90; Globe Cons. as. G-Can..
80 Gold. cons, 1915; Helv.. 81
Kew Cop. 3g Las, ltk; Lake. 49,
Mass. > -; Moi 50 MAJ, So: Mich,
lS7s y. Butte, 20, old Dom, so; Csc.
i27. Par. 32H Quln. IS; Raw. 90:
shan. ~; sup q r.. II: :. Re. pa !:
7s: Trim. 1873. Ctah Cons. iiis: Utah
Cop. AK 4. E. oil. 31hs T.. =. X. pfd.
asa Win, 6Nsi Wolv. Ms. Yukon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26
MAY EXPOSE MAN
WHO OFFERED BRIBE

NEW YORK, March 26.-Pollce
Commissioner Bingham announced to-
day that he had been requested ~
appear before the grand jury this at.
ttinoon In connection with his charge
that he had been offered a 100000
bride. Although he would nos admit
II. Il was said that the commissioner
n called on would give the name of
the "suave gentleman" who offered h
$4,000 q month to comply with cor
tain conditions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26
MRS. FARMER is TO
PAY PENALTY, MONDAY

ALBANY. n. Y, March 26.-Mrs
Mary Palmer will have farewell In
terview with her husband, who oc-
cupies cell near by in the death
house, condemned for completely in
the murder for which she must die.
just before she leaves her cell for the
death chair All arrangements for
the execution on Monday morning
have been completed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26

NEW YORK March 20 AT the Metal
exchange today. a slightly hrmer tone
WAS shown. Lake copper was M -
ia the asking price, other grades M
changed Tin was slightly nrmer IN
the asking price. other commodltll X
unchanged Lake. rs. gf3c. electroly--
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Board prices: Creamery. ex-
tras, soc: hrsts. csc; dairy. Use; pack
ing stock, l61zc per 10.
Egg-Current receipts. case count.
cases included. Isle per doz. Receipts
on Friday. Ill cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.
Rover 4 bower SpectaI Market ReuOrt
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.
E,nrnlshed hv Havden. STONE (

Furnished by Hayden, Stone K Co:
The sharp advance in Lake copper
has been the overshado feature OF
the Boston market this morning. The
general list Is firm with trading broader
than for several days Other features
OF strength have been Osceola, Arizona
Commercial and Greene-Cananea. n.
Butte has been quite active without
change in price. Other departments OF
the market are featureless but the un-
dertone is firm, strength continues in
American Telephone and the Wooden
issues.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26

5 per cent OF the wheat crop is still to
be marketed I'm Kansas, Nebraska, OK
lahoma and Missouri.
Argentine wheat visible $4,000 bu'
week ago. s.sOl,V bu; year ago. o,l'o'-
900 bu.
Argentine wheat exports this week.
3,5l2 600 bu
Australian wheat exports this week,
India has resumed the expectation
% wheat with shipments OF $4,000 ou
this week
Wheat in Liverpool closed - Nd
and corn I'D higher
Winnipeg received la ears or wheat
year ago. so ears
Wheat receipts at 1T. Louis. 2l.olJ
bu, year ago. $4,000 bu.
Northwestern wheat receipts Friday
Il cars: year ago. 40.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Friday, 100000 bu; year ago. $4,000
Exports Of wheat and nour Friday
100000 bu; total for the week. 200 200
bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. March 20 - opening
May. Sac. Oats-May, 54is q 81 a ..
Pork-Aiay. not quoted, July, ~
Ribs-May, ss.Ao. Lard-May, SOL
CHICAGO March 2o.-Strength In
Liverpool ana Berlin markets following
our decline OF yesterday. coupled WITH
light Argentine shipments ana goou ne
crease IN visible there. caused higher
market here with prices up u a asc over
yesterday. Liverpool comes &C down
To iac up. Berlin up Ac. Argentine
shipments, 3.5l2.0o0 against 6.24o.eOo
year ago. Australia shipments -.9s-,-
OOsO against 100000 year ago. since
January /. shipments from Argentine
have been IL million less and Australia
l6 million more than last year. ear
ago Minneapolis stock decreased quar-
ter OF million for the week. 81. LOUIS
gets $1,000 wheat today against S1.oOV
year ago.
Quotations by HAYDEN. stone y Co:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26
LIVE STOCK.
DETROIT LIVESTOCK.
Michigan Central stock YQrds,

DETROIT Mich. March 2s--Cattle
active and steady; outlook strong. Yes
terday's prices. Mich cows dull at $25
q SO; veal calves easy at $iTT.50.
sheep and lambs active and un-
changed; quality fair.
Hogs sd Toe higher. quality COM
mon: light Workers. s6G6.70: one small
bunch OF hogs. s. per cwt
Receipts: Cattle. 80: calves. So:
sheep, 679; hogs 445
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26
u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den. stone 4 Co. lle-lis Gtiswold-st;
Hln Ask cd.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26

tic. iss@lshc: castings. ~. gle-e;
speiter. s.75g477ne; lead. 3.ss,s@
4.02if TIN. 2Sts q 2Sl.c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

sEx-diN idend. per cent.
Eek dividend. Ia per cent.