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The Detroit times., 1911-03-28
TOMLINSON LINE OF BOATS
: WILL OPPOSE STEEL TRUST
Will Become Part Of Gigantic Concern
To Compete With Corporation
w. e. Corey Identified With II.

DULUTH, Mimi, March 2S.-Thai
the G.. A. Tomlinson line Of the lake
freighters will become part OF giant
iron and steel concern TO be formed
to compete with the steel trust devel
oped In financial circles here today.
The organization of the new steel
concern will be delayed, II is under.
stood, until the supreme court deci
sions In the Standard OIL and tobacco
cases are handed down, and until the
new Democratic house makes clear its
attitude regarding an investigation OF
the steel trust AS Ii now seems GER
tain that an investigation Of the big
corporation will be ordered, the new
steel company will probably await the
outcome OF the probe.
Thomas A. Cole, former president
OF the oliver Iron Mining Co., w. F.
Corey and Charles VI. Schwab. former
presidents OF the steel trust and w.
b. Dickson, who recently resigned as
vice-president of the steel corporation
are the men associated with the form.
alton OF the new company.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28
PAYS FINE TRIBUTE
/. To JUDGE H0sMER
His Loss To the Bench Would Be
Almost Irreparable" Declares
Judge Murfn.

For a man In my position TO take
an active part In the approaching
judicial election would be obviously
improper" said Judge Muffin. OF the
Wayne circuit court, Tuesday. How
ever, a situation exists, which. | be-
lieve. renders a public statement from
me desirable In the interests OF good
citizenship.
Among the candidates on both tick.
cts are many splendid men, but each
OF them will admit the pre-eminent
qualifications OF Judge Hosmer. His
high rank as jurist Is due TO many
things. He Is well educated. a splen-
did scholar, and most democratic In
his tastes and temperament; he Is
kindly and accommodating; he is fear
less; he Is a hard worker, and a
student OF the law. Together with
these natural qualifications. his many
years OF judicial experience have given
him precedent which Is invaluable 70
the community. and is frequently used
by the other judges.
Judge Hosmer does not know
enough about politics to make. what is
known, as a campaign. Because he
Is a member OF the minority party,
the good citizenship OF the commun'
ity must take an interest In his well
fare IL the county Is TO be given the
benefit OF his services for the next
six years. and In my opinion his loss
TO the bench would be almost ire
parable"
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28
NEN YORK COTTON.
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK PRopuCE.

NEW YORK. March 2s-Flour-Dull
and weak Pork-Quiet: mess. S21.60 "
Pits Lard-Firm: middle west, spot.
S. 80 $3.50. Sugar-Raw. DUH and
weak; centrifugal SO test. s.sec: mus
covado, 81 test, 3.42c: refined. fair: cut
loaf, 6.60c; crushed. $500; powdered.
1900; granulated. 4.s0c. Coffee-Rio.
No. 7, on the spot. 12A ql2hc. Tallow
naymDD Slty and %ea foun Brine saCg So
8. 7O9s0c; clover. 56Q90c Dressed
poultry-Firm; turkeys. $50 zoe; chick
ems, $50 soc: fowls. 12916c; ducks. 10
Ollie. Live poultry-Firm; geese. loo;
ducks, 1sc; fowls, 16@l6hc; turkeys.
'1Sc; roosters. SC. Cheese-Steady; state
milk, common 20 specials. ga 16c; skins.
common to specials. 3@l1c; full skins,
.zQ21kc.
Butter-Unsettled. receipts 1885:
creamery, extra, 22hc. state dairy,
tubs. 15m224 C; imitation creamery.
nrsts. 15ts Ole. Eggs-Unsettled. re-
ceipts 45.03s: nearby white. fancy. 10
a gle; nearby mixed. fancy, isGl7c;
fresh firsts, ISM disc.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28
Markets and Finance
RosroN corrER LETTERs.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber a Co. March IS: London met
al market opening arm. spot 54f i2s Cd.
advance 6s Sd; futures sol SIS, advance
6s Sd. Boston coppers showed a slight
ly firmer tone this morning which was
no doubt caused by the strength In
New York Trading In most issues,
however, continued light. Copper
Range opened at 63h, and rallied to 81.
North Butte was strong and fairly ac-
tive around 20. There was fair de
mand for Greene -Cananea with sales
as high as 6& Superior a. Pittsburg
was quoted at l44, and DAILY West at
5. Daily West resumed dividends with
a declaration OF 80 cents per share pay
able April 10, 10 stockholders of rec
ord. April 8.
Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone A Co. March rs: The strength
In the New York market has been re-
nected To some extent in the Boston
copper shares. although there has not
been any increase in activity, the tone.
however, Is firm Moderate advances
have been scored by many OF the cop
per issues. although taking the mar
ket as a whole. IL Is featureless. In
the Industrial list, Amer ASricult..
com, has scored an advance or point'
Amer. Tel a Tele. is selling at l47h !;
Amer. Wooden Is OF a point. and the
preferred sold at 81, ex-div. United
Fruit In in good demand around lS2 y I.
which is slight advance.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28
RECEIVER IS NAMED
FOR SALT CONCERN
(Continued from page IL


and the receivership was decided
upon as the best method OF protecting
the money that has been put into the
property.
IT Is purely protective measure,
said Mr.. Jennings. plans ar ealready
under consideration for a reorganiza-
ton, and those closest to the manage
ment believe that everything will be
worked out in good shape. We will
keep right on operating the plant un-
der the receivership and all the con-
tracts we have will be completed. The
company Is now producing about TO-.
600 tons Of rock-salt per month and
about $4,000 barrels of fine salt and
everything at the mine Is In good
condition.
The trouble was that we originally
estimated the most OF the property de-
veloped to the point of production at
$4,000 and went ahead in the belief
that the capital that We had secured
would be amply sufficient. Actually
the development OF the property has
cost 81, 100000, and all this money has
been secured except the present In
debtedness of about $4,000, includ-
ing interest coupons.
We have had the plans for financ-
Ing the company practically completed
three different times within the past
five months. but just as we were
ready to close things up, some large
subscriber backed out, and as all the
subscriptions were conditioned upon
the raising Of the entire amount the
whole deal fell through. The receiy-
ership seems the only solution to the
problem, and i believe that a re-or-
ganization plan will be completed
within a short time that will put the
Detroit Salt Co. on a sound basis"
The last plan to be advanced, and
one that looked as II IL would 20
through was from an operating com
pany to lease the plan and operate IL
the operating company subscribing
enough to pay of the immediate re-
quirements and guaranteeing the In
terest on the bonds. When this deal
fell through the receivership was con-
sidered the last resort
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28
BLOCK IN ST. CLAIR BURNS.
Whiting Building 10 Destroyed an
Adjoining Structure Damaged.

ST. CLAIR, Mich, March 2S.-The
three-sto brick building owned by
j. r. Whiting q Co., was destroyed
by fire early this morning. Falling
walls crushed in the roof OF the
Inches & Henson building.
The loss on the Whiting building
is $4,000; insurance $4,000. Loss on
stock in the Whiting building Is hard
to determine, as II went at forced
sale recently for $4,000. but evident.
ly did not command near its real
value. as il was insured for $4,000.
The stock was owned by George H.
Little.
The loss to the Inches q Henson
building Is about $4,000.
The destroyed stock in the Whit
ing building, consisted Of general mer
chandise. The firm occupied the three
floors.
In the Inches block, Omar ID. Cope
and Walter A. Devantier, who were
sleeping in room In the building
had a narrow escape from death
Their bed was buried under mass
Of bricks.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28

Hsy-Dstroit dealers are paying tns
S, psefp5 .tG GO Sal So nay ,im m
new, tIs9iGSo; No. 2 timothy, $50
straw. sSso&s: wheat aud oat straw
s GsSoHs on LU sss eisy maf S% Taassc
from slSVls. as TO quality.
hide.-No. cured. she: No. J green
SC. No. cured bulls. shc: No. green
Green sa No i've: S SSrsf cured nSi eslf ise: No
1 green. &c: No. ] cureo CALI, l5c: No
green. 1910 per 10; horse hides. No
]. $3.50; No $3.50: sh s,d az ~ o "
Kip. Ice on on calf -
Maple ssgar-New sap goods. lao
l6c per 10.
Ns,.m5iaeS g y, : IL X G n per ss. n
Observation-Disclosures. ssSo0A
Limes-S10 per doz.
Mushroons-l5 u zoe per doz.
$3.50 per crate, Bermudas, $40 per bu
onioa sets-Yeliow. sL6o; white
orang..-california nayels, s2750
SIS per box; Floridas. s2'So0s.7s pei
Observation-Disclosures. - per crate;
81 Y $50 per doL
Potatoes-Michigan car lots, sS03ss
Psuitry-springs, I5c: fowl. l5c; old
ROSTERS. loQl1c: ducks, lac: geese. II
S Siiis; turkeys: ltgaSe per Id Dresses iss
ducks, Is9lse: geese. il0i2e; turkeys
strswserries--4S9 soc quart box. "a
sweet Pot1oes-Jerseys. kiln dried
Sl.75 per crate.
Taiiow-No. /. csc; No. .. $40 ID
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28
JoBBING PRICES.

pa S.1r ssan sof I'D sSSSsco E ss beans
slDl.so. Corn: Fancy Maine. sllo:
s stan. I'd see Table 6se's siasyL aS
sockeys. tan. ta.i5: nat. sa.ss; Alaska
reds. 1890; Alaska pinks. sl.26, roma-
toes. 4s8soe: suceotash. $l0l.lo per
dog
Coffee - Packet coffee. l00-lb. case.
sis. rs a 1880. delivered
Feed-Bran. SAT; fine middlings. S2s:
coarse middlings. $z6. cracked corn,
s22; coarse eornmeal. s22: corn and
Fiour-Michisan patents. In wood.
straight. si.s5: clear. s4.ss per Dbl Ry:
noSr; 49, per , Dbl ,o,. s.,.. ~,
seed. sl.o6: Diamond headlight kerr
osene. &c; Perfection. yhc: Eocens.
III hc, crown gasoline. lbc per gal: tur-
pentine. In barrel lots. SLIP gal;
NV Prosis,s1 20 @sa, So1k isso i fam
1850; smoked hams. 1sQl4hc; dry
sailed briskets. 1Ohc; shoulders. lie:
picnic hams, l0hc; bacon, l5ts Ql7c;
lard. in tierces. SAC: kettle rendered.
saxsr.-Corrected daily by w. H
Edgar d Son: Crystal dominoes. i-lb..
$50; 5-lb. $3.50: Eagle tablets. ls55i
cut loaf, sos: cubes. $3.50: xxx
$51s; granuiated. extra coarse. ISIS:
tne. in bulk. ss.06: In 15-lb. cotton
bags. $40: Michigan granulated, t4.s6:
household powdered. 5.lb. cartons. IS to
case, isSo per case: diamond a. iSls:
confectioners. A. IS; No. I. sos; No. 2,
No. 6. Sass. No. I, $3.50; No. s. $4Is:
No No '1 ss No No Is Is ; ;ss No No L. T. :: u.s.
No, 10, $3.50 per 100 lba
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28
Bible Teachers Organize.

Sunday school officers and teach
ers from all of the Protestant
churches of the city. met, Monday
evening, in the Y. VI. G. A., for a
on adult Bible class work
with the result that an interdomina.
tional association was formed with
the following officers: President, G.
E. Knight: vice-president,- A. 8. Hamp
ton; corresponding secretary, Miss
Charlotte Aikens; recording secpe
tary, Miss Hattie Moehlman.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28
To LeeaIize Bonding Bill.

To remove all possible doubt as to
the validity of the bill increasing De
troits bonding limit, Aid. John Lodge
will introduce In the council, Tuesday
night, a resolution ratifying and con
firming the councils action. last Tues
day night, In voting to submit the
question to the people in the April
election. At that time the bill had
not been approved by the governor.
but IL was necessary to vote on the
resolution at that time to get the
proposition on the ballot.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28
Harem skirt Mid Attraction.

The appearance OF real harem
skirt, Tuesday afternoon, on Wood.
ward-ave., did not cause even a rip
pie OF excitement, although the young
lady wearing it-an actress In local
theater-walked from. the Crowley,
Miner 4 Co. store, where the gar.
ment was purchased, to the city hall
and thence up the avenue. The new
skirt Is declared to be SO modest that
its unusual style fails to attract the
attention accorded many OF the &C.
cepted, fashionable modes
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28
Doctor Gets Judgment.

A judgment for $3o.75 in favor of
DIR. william Hipp was returned by
Justice DeGaw, Tuesday, against
James Henry. According TO the plain
tin, the services were given for Hen
rvs wife and daughter, when they
lived, first at No. 1873 Greenwood-ave.
and then at No. IA Lysander-ave.
Henry testified that he didn't have a
wife and daughter. Witnesses testi-
fed, however, that Henry represented
himself as the woman's husband, and
that he had declared the girl was his
daughter
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28
Ask Probe For Laundry Trust.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, March 20.
"A gigantic petition has been sent to
Mayor Ellis. asking him to probe the
alleged local laundry trust. A few
days ago all the laundries in the city
announced an increase In prices OF
from one and one-half to one cent.
The mayor promises prompt action.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28
UNBEL|EF AND
DOUBT DIFFER.
Bishop Berry Warns Against Danger
of Stepping From Latter To BLACK
Abyss" Of Former.

Man Is an inquisitive animal, and
most normal when asking questions,
Bishop Joseph Berry, OF Buffalo, told
a large audience. Tuesday noon. in
the Detroit opera house, in the course
OF the MONDAY Lenten service. The
bishop was talking on Doubt and
its cure"
From the cradle to old age, human
beings are walking interrogation
marks. with the phrase L want to
know constantly on the lips. said
the bishop. There is a difference be-
tween doubt and unbelief Doubt is
wondering and reaching out and
wanting TO know. Unbelief IL shutting
ones mind and soul against argument
and persuasion and denying the exist.
ence of both material and spiritual
things. In this day there is great
danger OF stepping over the line OF
doubt into the black abyss OF unbe-
lief Beware! beware, beware! There
is no subtler temptation abroad In
the land than the doubt OF Jesus
deity. John, In prison, doubted IL,
but what did he do? He sent to Jesus
to know, and Jesus answered with
miracles. When We are assailed with
similar unbelief. the answer Is to go
to Jesus, too. and ask Him to speak
to us. Reach up in these Lenten days
OF commemoration of our Lords pas
sion, and ask Him to speak to you.
Walk with God these forty days and
laaru IN knnW Him -
Bishop Charles ID. Williams. OF the
Episcopal diocese. presided and led in
prayer. There was large audience
and rapt attention was given Bishop
Berry in his brief but earnest talk.
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The Detroit times., 1911-03-28

Reported for The Times by Paine,
Weber & Co. March rs: Wheaton,
the whole, there had been little
healthier tone TO the buying side of
wheat this morning with the new crop
months up &c at the best point, and
the May a little slow and relatively
heavy. because some people who have
been buying the late months, have been
sellers OF May. Pit trade Is talking
and there IL good buying OF May by
Barrell. At present II LOOKS as IL there
might be return OF selling pressure
as market Is sagging little. Our
southern Illinois reports from Inglis
Is most favorable. Lyle finds fine con-
ditions in Kansas The very light
northwest receipts are more than offset
by the fine fall OF rain and snow the
past two or three days.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28
Lane hsld For Trial.

Jack Lane. alias Matthews, charged
with an unspeakable offense. in con
nection with young girls, said to have
been lured from home by the fake
theatrical booking agency, that he
conducted, in Detroit. had his hearing
before Police Justice Stein, Tuesday
morning He was held TO the record
er's court for trial
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28
21O ACCUSED OF SELLING VOTES
Old Residents Say Traffic Has Exist.
ed for Half Century.

PRESToNSBURG, KY, March Is
Following the return today OF 21O in.
dictments for vote-selling by the Floyd
county grand jury, subpoenas have
been issued for new witnesses and
1t is said 1000 indictments may be re-
turned.
Old residents say vote-selling has
been a custom here for half a century
the same as In Adams county, Ohio.
The price paid ranged from 50 TO $40.
Under the Kentucky law the penalty
is fine of from $50 to $500 with dis
franchlsement.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28
SOCIALISTS NAME SHOEMAKER
FOR MAYOR OF WICHITA
they Also Place Two Other candi-
dates on Ticket for Commission
ers-Heavy Vote II Surprise

WICHITA. Kas., March 2s-"we
VIII Milwaukeeize wichita proved a
winning slogan for the Socialists of
wichita, for they nominated their
mayoralty candidate. A. l.. Blase. a
shoemaker. by almost 1000: placed
two OF their candidates for city com.
missioners on the final tickets and
have fighting chance for one other
commissioners nominee. The extreme
ly heavy Socialist vote was the sur.
prise OF the election yesterday.
John ii. Graham, Mayor OF Wichita
four years ago. and unsuccessful can.
didate two years ago, was the other
nominee for mayor.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28

..ssu s.i is! s,S Z. sf u.s. Sl'H Z
DAILY w. AZ Davis D.. I 1915 +.
~. ar iss S eir Nat. is a se,s e. r,
Hanc,. .22h: Heiv, III; Ind. 12b Insp.
); Las, AZ; Lar, Az Lake. 81: Miami.
18k: Moh., 20. New. Cons, 1sE; New
Cop. liz ojib.. sh; Csc. ios; Quincy
I0H; s Lake. So; Sup. 4 Pits, IIK
~: Vet. "; woiv, liz " p'o
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. March 2s-Butter-Ex-
tras. 24c; firsts. zoe; dairy. extras, zoe;
firsts, tic. Eggs-Prime irsts, 14hc;
frsts, lac Cheese-Skims. III @12c;
.try-Fowls. 15416hc: ducks. 16916h
% ease lO6111c
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28
oADWCE 10 INVESTORS
BY FINANCE"


Times b the
the held reliable nform.On
will be carefully nyestgatsd)
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Extras, Csc; hrsts, 22c;
dairy. Ice; packing stock. 131c Id.
Eggs-Current receipts, cases In
cluded. lbc per doz. Receipts on Mon
day were $40 cases
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28

~ Armada Savings Bank. OF A..
.nS6a- Mich, having sold its BANGING
rroS and transferred large part az
M brafness TO THE ARMADA STATE
XxIK and the stockholders of the said
u <@Sda Savings Bank having voted 10
<~51sfs. notice OF which liquidation
~ kssn duly given 20 the Commits
- 81 the Banking Department of
<<-~ 0fnfe OF Michigan. now therefore.
<< e0s6ority OF the Board Of Directors
#bIIcE a. hereby given that all per-
~rnS having claims OF any kind agains,
~@fc6 10 present their claims TO the
<~<ni~ned At the old banking hou %
~@16 bank. IN Armada. Mich, on OF
LANES III. MCDONALD.
BERT G. PRESTON.
Liouidating Committee
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28
ApPIes-Baldwins, s46ogs; steePs
red. t6@6.50 per bbl
B.nana.-Good shipping stock. si.ss

-. ASpgs1ss,.1IB B L,. rs, aSO9G stsers
Bsnana.-Good shipping stock. si.ss
s ss:..-p,isd Lime, >. sH9ae per ID;
Csuiinower = California. ;22saafs
per crate. tL7s per hamper.
Cheese-Michigan fats, old. I601ec;
late made, 136f4c; York state hats.
old. l6Q1sc; late made. i3014c; do
nestle Swiss. 1s@ zoe; black Swiss, 10
burger. RSiSe, SricS cheese. tE 10 a
lee.
Cr.nberries Late Howes $40 DER
,o pi,.ss:.~Fsr.lsS. sosc per III: F.ra.
Dressed Cslve.-Fancy. io8lome 10:
common. sQsc per 10.
Fi..sn Hasdies---sh use per 10.
| F1gs-Imported. new. III " lec Der IN,
California. 3sc per Id.
Fresh Negstabies :. Cucumbers. nat
house, f2913c 10; head lettuce. $3.50
hamper: radishes. hothouse. roo 3Sc
| green pepper. e0c De- haskell: car
rots. SOC per bu: rutabagas. 40c per bu
parsnips. 60 % CSC per bu; beets, 600ee
Su: tgrnip.. soc per bu; tomatoes :
pieplant, 45@50c bunch; spinach, ;
per hamper; green beans. s3.50W
per hamper; green beans, $3.50 hamp
err: wax beans, sbQ5.50 bu: asparagus
s175@2 per doz; California, $3.50
per bunch; green onions, l5c per doz
beets, 5ogSoc per doz; green peas
Grape Fruit : Fiorids. 'ss.7s0i o.
Hc..y-Fsncy whnesI7gIsc: No. l
1 is0 lie; amber. h0lsei extracted. 50
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28

NEW YORK, March 2s.-Nearly all
issues showed substantial gains at the
opening OF the stock market today.
Al the end of fifteen minutes the tone
was extremely strong.
III a. ma good buying demand
carried prices TO still further high
levels during the first hour.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds steady.
Noon--After the first hour the mar
ket Quieted down with recessions OF
fractions from sthe highest range es-
'tablished in the first hour.
2 p. m.-The tone was fairly steady
An the afternoon and although some
moderate recessions occurred, prices
OF nearly everything on the list, rang.
"a well above yesterdays close.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28

Arthur c. Longley and John A.
Drake, doing business as the Eureka
Radiator & Lamp Co, filed yolun-
tary petition In bankruptcy in the
United States district court. Tuesday
morning The total liabilities, both
partnership and individual, are
$7O7. 80, while the assets are $1,127, Of
which all but $483 are claimed to be
exempt. The creditors are all Detroit
parties, and the debts range In amount
from "a cents to 1880.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28
DETER TONE IN
STOCK MARKET
Good Buying Demand Carries Prices
To High Levels During the
First Hour.
n. y. STOCK MARKEr-cIo.e.

Am. Agri. CHI, 57as Am; Beet sugar
Am Cor OH. SEA; Am Smelt-, T61s
Am. sugar. ils; Am. T. 4 T.; IA "a
Am. FOB. pfd, s7h; Am; Wool S45
lo4h; II. n. Tr., 7ssi Can; Pac. 2s;
Cen Leath- ssH do Ptd' ssS Gu Gu 4 4
Nwestrn. las: Cons Gas, 1859 ID, n
RIO Or. 80; Dis. s. Cor, ses Erie
2sS: do LIST pfd, as; do Cd Ptd, IS: Gen
e2K;. IN Cent. 1864 Int; Met, ls&
DO -pfd. 5sA; Kan: c, SO: 80 NJ, IA !;
81. ste. M, l47S; Mo. Pac,, 52A; Nat
Lead. 53l4; N. Y Cent, losh; n. Y
o. 4 W, In; Norf & W. w. 5 ns d Nor
Reading 1874; Rep. 4: q ST. ass
Rock ISL. soa; do pfd 6oA Sou Pac,
Cop.. 3sA; Texas, 20; Union Pac., l7s
Rub, 42h; Steel 1914; do pfd. 1879
Bonds. 1861: Vii. Car. CHI, eeh Utah
Tel. 73k; West. Mfg, 81.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28
PRODJCE.

Continued light receipts are giving
the poultry market a little frmer feel
ing. The demand II not q large one. az
about two days liberal receipts would
load the market up, but as IL IL, the
trade Ia getting hungry for chicken
again, and. there Is no trouble getting
outside prices for anything that 10
right as TO quality. The butter market
wa SON a cent. following the lead OF
Elgin. Eggs were OF a half-cent yes
terday and are weak on outside mar
kets. but seem fairly steady at the de-
cline here Dressed calves are In bet
ter supply than demand. and while
steady, are not very strong
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28
BUSINESS NOTES

The Mexican Crude Rubber Co., has
declared a regular monthly dividend
of three per cent on the capital stock.
payable April Is, to stockholders OF
record, April 10.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. March 2s-Grain opening
May and July wheat up &c. May and
July corn unchanged, May oats on
y &C, July unchanged Provisions high
er.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28

1900 80 Bssks-~, ssseks, Bena~
mrnGn Prevfssens snA Cotton.
New York Stock Exchange
Donfon stock Exchange.
1ur1u11 WoW York Cotton Exchange
1nnnns =. csnaH Maaagss
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28
CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND. O., March 2s-Hogs-
Receipts 1900, 1O@16c higher; heavies.
81 workers.. 1900. as: pigs and lights.
1850. Cattle-Receipts S cars. steady.
wool, $40 top; clips, IS. So top. Calves
Receipts 200. t775 top.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28

Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co., Is John R.-st Call Main
1893 or City 1885.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28

The postoffice inspectors landed an
other get-rich-quick gang in New
York, Monday, raiding the offices oil
Wisner 4 Co.. and the Standard
Securities Co. Both concerns were
tho nronartv ~ Archie and Emmat s.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, March 1s-Hogs-Rs-
ceipts $4,000. market &c higher; mixed
y6.3096.s5; rough heavy. Ss.3oQs.5o;
light, sss63I2s; pigs. $3.50 q 40. Cat
tle-Receipts $500. market steady;
beeyes. ,6:2s@6.so; cows and hsifers.
Texans. S45095.70: calves, $500. Is.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1900.
market steady: native. $685.; west
ern. 33.1sq5.4o: lambs. 5000; west
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.

EAST BUFFALO. N. r.. March 2S.-
Cattle-Market steady; prime steers.
$3.50 a $50: butcher grades. $500 $50.
Calves--Receipts SO. market slow, 25c
lower; Gull TO choice, S5.50@s25. Sheep
and Lambs-Receipts $500. market &C
tive, 10c higher; choice lambs, $3.50
sss; Gull TO fair. s5@6.so: yearlings.
S5.5066.90; sheep. s3@6.35. Hogs-Re-
ceipts LOO. market active. loo higher;
Gi asoSsss Sesvy ,1SEais roax h.e %
0e40: stays. sl766526.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-28
BOSTON COPPER.

Open. High. Low Noon.
Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone q Co.. 116-lls Griswold-st: