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The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
20 M|LL|ONA|RES
DODGE TAXES
City and County Assessor Starts Cam
paign To Collect Money Due
People of Denver.

DENVER, Colo. April Henry D.
Arnold. city and county assessor OF
Denver. has lifted the lid
Prefacing his campaign Win inc
public announcement that he viii not
be a candidate for any public office
this man OF convictions has begun TO
expose the rich tax dodgers.
The campaign Arnold estimates
will return TO the city in personal and
property tax revenue fund OF some
thing like three million dollars.
Though the fight 10 make rich men
allow that they are not paupers when
the assessor comes round has Just
commenced, Arnold - getting the
goods. RE charges that.
The public utility companies avoid
taxes by fling blanket schedule
and refusing an itemized account
That OF S70.000,000 bank deposits,
only Sl.g25.00O was returned for as
sessment. and most of this came from
estates and from small holders In
sums ranging from 500 To $1,000
That one bank president in the
county OF Denver returned $4,000 in
moneys. notes and credits, and that
the remaining Is bank presidents re.
turned an aggregate OF $3.50. or less
than sl75 each.
That IL bank presidents did not re-
turn a cent OF money for taxation. and
that one bank president returned a
total OF $50 for all the watches and
clocks owned by himself and family.
That 20 or the richest men in Den
YER, all rated as millionaires, re.
turned a total assessment OF Sl2O,67O,
and that one rich man returned S94,.
800, asserting over 81 500, 900 was lost
on these perjuries
re also charges that Denver re.
ceiyes only $4,000 from all railroads
on property worth Sl5.000.000, while
Omaha collects three times as much.
That half dozen cottages in one
section OF the city pay more taxes
than all its express companies, and
two homes in the residence district
pay more than the telegraph com.
panies.
"Seventy-fye per cent OF the people
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
LOVE BIG WORLD FACTOR.
Human and Divine Affection Docs
Much Good. Says lenten Speaker.

Y.
The greatest thing In the world is
love" the Rev. John Timothy Stone.
OF Chicago, told crowded gathering,
Friday noon. in the Lenten service in
the Detroit opera house. Love is
indehnable and uncontrolled. said
he. 1t vaunteth not itself. is not cas-
lily provoked. thinketh no evil en-
dureth all things. Victor Hugo said.
Love is more in the loving than the
loved While pure human love Is a
most beautiful thing, the love OF God
for His children is sublime. His love
Is far beyond the measure OF human
mind and greater than knowledge
God so loved the world. He gave His
only Son. God loves us because Of
what He has done for us We Will
love Him more if we do more for
Him We should try TO read into the
lives OF others the love that God has
given 10 us Do not let the little
nesses OF life crowd the love of God
out of your lives. Men want in tails
world love that is real, that is big
A man has been known TO save q
criminal TO life OF usefulness by
showing love for him when he was
down Our mothers do not love us
for what We are. but because OF their
suffering and sacrifice and care in our
behalf
Or. Stone told number of anes-
dotes TO illustrate his points all
touching on the tenderness and the
divinity OF Gods love. He will spcal.
Saturday on The Spirit OF God"
Today's devotional exercises were
led bv the Rev. J. Percival Huget. Of
the First Congregational church.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
JoBBING PRICES.

Canned Goods-Apples. gals. l27s:
baked beans, lib so q coo: Lima beans.
az LOO. Corn: Fancy Maine, $40:
standard, s5c. Table beets. sL25 q LAO.
ard, 81. 90: soaked, 5og7Oc. 80 salmon.
Sockeye, tall. S2.l5: fiat. S225: Alaska
reds. 3l.9O. Alaska pinks. sl25 Toma-
toes. $50 soc; succotasn. slg LILO per
Coffee - Packet coffee. 1Oo-Ib. case.
SIC. rs q ESQ. delivered.
Feed-Bran, s2T; fine middlings. S2s;
coarse mlddlngs SO. cracked corn,
.22, coarse cornmeal, s22: corn and
/ oats chop, $50 per ton.
flour-Michigan patents. IN wood.
pest $3.50. ordinary patents, ~ 30;
btaight Sass, clear. Si.2o per bbL Rye
OH Raw linseed Csc: boiled lin
seed, 5fc Diamond headlight kerr
osene, Sc, Perfection. &c. toceue.
lOl.C; crown gasoline, l234c gal, tur-
penttne. In barrel lots, Sl.0s gal
Prot pork, 30, FAM
tly. $ls 20, medium. clear az o
1850; smoked hams I34lij2c. dry
saltcd brlskcts, 10 &c. shoe. Tiers. 10 "a c :;
picnic hams. y34c, ,dcen, - y "a lie.
lard. in tierces. 9Ae. kettle rendered.
sugnr--corrected dany by W. IL
Edgar a. son. Crystal domiaoes. 2-lb,
$50. 5-lb. $3.50. Eagle tablets, sos;
cut loaf s. O5. cubes, $3.50. NIX
t5.46. graduated extra coarse. .5.l5:
dine. In bulk. S5.O5. ia 25-lb. cotton
bags. $50; Michigan graduated, S4.95;
household powdered. o-lb. cartons. Is to
case. 81 per case. Lib cartons. As TO
case. 1880 per case. diamond a. 80. 10;
confecuoners a, 50: No. >. S505; No. z.
sS.O5, No. 3 50, No. 4, - %; No. ., 81 80;
No. 8, s4s5. Nc. T. $50; NO. ). $40:
No. IL. 81. 55, No 10, $3.50, No. IA. 100:
Z NO. 10. AA.yD 100 lbs
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07

Apples-E2idW S45o96. Steers
red. s. % 600 per bbl
Bananns-Good shipping stock. sl65
Besns-pried Lima, GU nc per 10.
Ceiery-Florida 81 IS Gf2 so per crate
Csulino~er - California. s2.2b "a 3.lS
Chee.e-Michigan hats old. I6Qlsc:
late made. l34f4c; York state fats
old l6Qisc, late msda. isQ &C; DO
nestle Swiss, isa zoe. black Swiss, 10
QlSc. imported Swiss. 2S430c. Lin
burger lac l7c' hrick cheese. lir y
Datss-Fersiah. s9sc per ID: FardA
40 }. pllc per 10.
Dressed CalNes-Fancy, . y u l0c 10;
con mon. ca &C per 10.
Ffnnan Haddirs--si " q Dc per 10.
F1Rs-Imported. new. llGl6e Der ID:
California. 35c per ID.
Fresh Vegetables - ~ucumbers. hat
house 81 Sg -, Ger doz lettuce, hot !:
g 3 hamper; radishes. dollhouse 20 .
25c; green pepper. 6oC per basket. car
rots. soc per bu, rutaoa gas, 40c per bu;
parsnipS, % y e5c per bu; beets. 50 " 500
bu, turnips. SOC per ou: -omatoes; s.
basket crates, 81 90 q :; 3oc per bas ket;
pieplant. IS u5Oc bunch. spinach. 81
per hamper green beans. 80 30 q 4
per hamESf ssSeu beans. $40 A1mp-
Gl.55 per doz, California. 40 I45c per
bunch green onions, l5c per dOZ beets,
500 soc per dO1, srecn peas, 81 per
hamper. new cabbage. - - 80 per
Malagas. s7Gs per Dbl
Grape Fruit - FloTida. so.75gI per
Houey-Fancy white. lTgIsc: No. l..
l6g lie: amber. i4g l0c. extracted. ST
Hsy-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices tor baIed hay In car
lots, o. b. Detroit. No. timothy.
new, sl6g 1850: No. timothy. Si5U
Z n "A. 49, . 4 A.
straw. s7-50QS. wheat and cat straw
t6.bcQ7. Loose hay IRON farmers
wagons on the cry markets ranged
i MIdcs&S o. i = Cured. Zoe. No. green.
Sc No. l cured bulls, 5 y c; No. l green.
7c; No. = cured .ip, lie; No.
Calf No /, l3c 10. horse hides 30. /.
1915; No. ?. s275, sheepsE'us, 20
Wool soc q 50 No; ? hides. &c OF on
Maple sugHr New SAP goods. 10
lie per 10: maple syrup. '1gSoc per
butternuts, "a Gie per 10: new shell.
Lemons-Ealitornia ss.6oQ4.
Limes--Sl q LES per doz.
Mnshrooms-l6 y zoe per doz-
Onions-yOc u 81 per ou. Spanish,
$l.5O per crate. Bermuuas. s275 per bu
Onion sets-Yellow. $50: white
oranges-California navels. ;a75g
3.25 per box. Floridas. s2.50g2.75 per
box
observation-disclosures 81 per crate:
t2g $50 per dog.
Potatoer-AIich igar. car lots. 80 4 $50
per hu. new BsImudas. S2.15 PEE ou.
$3.50 per Dbl
PouItry-Springs IAn gl6c; fowl,
10 ~ 10 be. old coasters. IL n Is l,c.
ducks, lac. geese. 1igl2c: turkeys. II
u Ice per 10. Dressed poultry: Hens,
Is q Ice springs, soc. ducks, l54l6c;
geese, IL q lie. turkeys. 5 = zoe per 10.
straw berries-24-qt. cases, s5u5 IS;
pint cases, $5u3.25 per case
sweet Pot Itoes-Jerseys kiln dried
3l.1b per crate.
Tailow-No. l. 5Ac; No. 2. a.. 10.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
Markets and Finance

turcless Trading has been principally
confined TO old Dominion, Lake. Gran
by and Norm Butte Ia the indus
tildls the tone IS somewhat weaker
United shoe Machinery al 54f. is ls
lower The Wooden issues are also
weaker American Tel x Tel IS arm
around lfG
Reported for The Times by taiur
WCphcr ~ co. April e
. London metal market oucning easy.
SPOT aIl IS. OF Is ga futures. l4l los.
Bel or Is 3D.
Boston ropPers show slightly .oWer
tendency TINS morning The hule PIT
lh' lradlns az present j. the chaneiuS
OF investment pN tired holders Ntu
have been holding on Tor Years and
dHc now getting discouraged and are
shfuEE into somethuE else a a.
- little easier AZ fH'i amt North
Suite an - copper Range is steady
ana fairly active around SO Lake IS
quoted 3lie ana Superior a lhtsnurs
1874
The copper producers report VIII De
issued touay and 40 VIII prooaDl show
further increase IN the surplus
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07

OF Denver are being robbed by the
taxing power" declares Arnold. The
small homes are assessed on from 10
TO so per cent OF their value. yet
rich property like the civic center Is
assessed az a rate that shows the
business property bears but 20 per
cent burden.
Instead OF making enemies as he
had supposed. Arnold has brought
scores OF the rich as we'll as the poor
TO his support. lie may not be a can
didate for reelection, but there Is
little question that the people Will
demand his name on the peoples
ticket at the next election.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


lieEOIr Aprl Close Liverpool
came IN with "a decline ou saturday boy
cause OF estimates 81 heavy exports of
wheat Tor the Week. Australian ship
showed an increase over last week.
SEINE ~ The early news was hc.trlSl.
Kansas Ctry WIRING that Hour could
not Dee Solo aud rhe larger mills We're
strength Ht wheat came from The
northwest. Whore some rcytYJI iu iuur
trade was reported IHe mills were
buyers or Alay ana JulA against NuAF
sales oklahoma came % hand with
a green nuA scare ard exporters rae
ported no chEuue Tor fOr,iE IN trade be-
cause OF an advance In ocean ffctghts
This furnished news taNora Bile to botu
sides OF the deal buJ bullisb conditions
held sway IN the early market and an
early loss ia prices was recovered
Thursdays decline was very lisap-
pointing 10 the bulls AS they had not
figured on the market Nutteniue out
a ; n did az he close There was some
disposition 10 charge leaders with an
attemp' 20 control prices without re.
garu for The actual conditions JujE-
meut was that the buying Tor the past
TWO days was mostly bY shorts ANA
when that Was over nothing was ltft
scramble between short sellers and gu
leaders OF long wheat 10 take adyau-
.taIe OF top Prices
The early strength OF Friday may
iNtt NE |ftf'll AAAlTt ~. III pa 81 AfANNs nv
an ovtrsold condition OF the market.
for crop news was decidedly bearlsh
Wheat was greatly excited OF Friday
and changes IN prices were frequent
Tho close Was At an advance OF ~ In
cash ana May 'ae IN July, aud un-
changed in Sept
Corn and oats advanced 1, G and were
strong AT the close
Wheat quotations Cash No red
50 ~ May opened with decline Of
Is at 50 ;, q, advanced 20 sti4 &C. dcclin-
ed 70 SOC and closed AT sc July open
cd a So = H. moved up To SIC, declined
10 S6Atc, and closed at sIl. q Sept
opened at $50 e.. gained nc. and de-
clined 20 SIC No. white, Sc Coarse
grain quotations. Corn, cash 40 81
iSc, No 3 yellow. ears az ace oats,
sc No 3 white 83i4c Rye cash
NO. j. csc, No. =, 95C Beans CASH
Sl.s6. May So DID Cloverseed Prime
spot $50; April. ss6o SAMPLE. 20
SO. prime dlsike. $50 sample aisike. s
bags at rs TimOthyseed Prime
spot. 40 bags at 50 20
Receipts IN the Detroit market trI-
day included 700 bbis OF Hour and or
oats. Withdrawals were $50 bbls OF
hour stocks are 3lSS4S bG OF wheat
1,0U0 bu OF barley and S.6Q2 bu Of rye
Liverpool wheat closed z. q = a ami
corn sd lower
Primary wheat receipts were 244 900
bu, against $4,000 bu a wear ago
Estimated worlds wheat exports for
the week, exclusive Of North America,
10000. GOO bu. against l2.1440O0 bu "A
week ago and lO.9g2.000 bu a year ago
Receipts ,of wheat Friday. Kansas
city : cars. against 90 ears year
ago; 81 Louis, 10000 bu. against $1,000
bu; Duluth. cars. against II Mime
apOlis, Sc cars, against 162 Winnipeg.
POI cars, against 2l1.
Australian wheat exports this week
were 3.60S.000 hu, against ls96,000 bu
a year ago, Indian. $4,000 bu. against
5000 bu Argentine. 3.6SS.0 900 hu
The Argentine wheat visible supply
is 100000 bu against 2.4S0,0O0 bu a
year ago
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
Travel in Balloon To See King.

STUTTGART. Germany. April =
After an uneventful cruise OF six
hours and IS minutes. Count Zeppe
lin and his party reached Stuttgart
in balloon this ! afternoon from
Friedrichsatson, and were greeted by
great crowd Messages or greeting
were dropped into the palace court
a landing was made at the edge or the
city
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
eoyajians on On Tr,p.

Or Carabed X Boyajian. recently
acquitted OF the murder OF his nephew
ilartoon Gostanian after spend ne
nearly two years in Jail is OFF ior
New York, accompanied by Mrs Boy
allan. They left Friday forenoon
Their ultimate destination is a mys
terry, but the doctor says they will
probably take an oceSn voyage, The
couple will be gone several weeks
The little daughter of the Boyajians
viii remain in the care OF the doc.
tors sister during the absence OF her
parents She Is attending school
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
FEAR STUDENT ENDED LIFE.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. April 7.-Mr
and Mrs W Rogers OF Buffalo, fear
that Keith McDougall, senior engin-
Ger. who. disappeared "A day or two ago
leaving trail Of creditors. has met
with foul play or that he has commit
ted suicide They came here today
and found that ne had taken none OF
his belongings with him
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
WOULD CUT DOWN SALOONS.

JACKSON. Mich April IA new
ordinance has been introduced In the
city council by the leaders OF the
vets providing that the number OF
saloons i'm Jackson shall not exceed
thirty-two AS there are already
ninety applications on file for licenses,
fight is anticipated within their own
ranks.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07

PluD &c.

Th, produce market is showiuG NO
verl special features II late. but AZ
Tho same time there has been u,ttrc-
able Improvement Ina the demand fpr
potatoes or perhaps falling OF lu rr-
orIpts with onrrcS pondlng heneht go
prices Tile butter ard egg deal holds
steady To trrl buyers alv NcgR.utu-
40 accumulate cGEs for stcraIc pur-
noses auu tur cunsGmptiNc dcWand
tttfrfrE frrStt-f ts-t-i, 49, ts l+ttfga tv,-lle
.lt.yy Receipts ~ poultr5 are bet
t,r.thau earlier iva the Wtch. but every
inIne. cleans lp at fuQ prices Dressed
Calves aye irt down q iittie Receipts
-taNc been -ltbrIal and NJ nile stocks
nave cIeaued up AL r'--ht be has tahen
SON a. PUSHING
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07

\ service I'm memory OF tho late
Theodore H. Eaton will be held sun
DAY afternoon al 1 o'clock in ST Paul )
cathedral. Dean S. S Marquis ofilciat-
ing. NlE Eaton was an active and
loyal member OF the Society OF Colon.
ial Wars and OF the Sons OF the Amer
lean Revolution and members OF
both these organizations are invited
to attend the service. Seats will be
reserved for them in the body OF the
cathedral.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
Furniture Men Want Tariff Cut

WASHINGTON. April IA request
for n tariff reduction Of 20 per cent
on their products, was made by 20
leading furniture manufacturers OF
Grand Rapids in memorial presented
10 the senate by Senator Smith yes.
terday They say with the tariff wall
lowered they will benefit by increased
trade with Canada To the amount of
5000 900 a year
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone & Co, 116-llS Griswold-st:
oh
HnsTnN COPPER MIMI, I.r--I.In..

~. AFtE Com 10, Atlantic . ~. AllOueZ 80.
Adven 3, Bos a CorD IL. Bos Ely n,
Butte Coal IL. Cactus Sc. Cal q Ariz
Az. Cal a Hecla 40. Chino 2fss. COB
Cent &c, Cop Range 60epaly West 40.
<o7k. Giroux s. Greene Can GiA Hanck
a, Inspiration ia. Isle Royale 12Is.
n err Lake az. Keweeuaw "a Ia Sale
~ Ia Rose 4T-6, Lake 34ls Mich Ia.
New Cons rs. New Utah sac Nipissine
'Io4.. n Butte 2Ti.. ~ Lake s. old Dom
363<. Osceola I06. quincy 67&. Raven
soc. Ray Cons 10 -. Sup a Bos 3. Sup a.
n iSfl. Victoria s-6. wolv lie
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
t45th Fire Victim Dead.

NEW YORK. April AS the result
of injuries received from jumping
from the ninth floor OF the Asch build
ing over a fortnight ago. Annie Miller,
l6, died In ST Vincent's hospital. to-
day. She was the l45th victim OF the
fire In the Triangle Waist Co. factory.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07

g. g Becker has received his com
plete line 81 spring shoes for men and
viii pat them on display Saturday. IN
bis store. in the basement at No %
Gratiot-ave MIR. Becker has made a
speciality OF mems shoes Tor years
handling the product OF tho best east
ern manufacturers ONLY There are
some nobby STYLES Ia his stock TO be
shown Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.

CHICAGO April Opening May
wheat OF &C, July on sc May and
July corn on Lc May and July oats
unchanged Provisions steady.
Noon. May wheat up i4c. July up
80 May and July corn up &c MAY
oats up sc.
Close May wheat up sc July up
&c May corn up sac, July up sc
May oats up IS cj July up "a Provis-
ions higher.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. April. Butter Extras
Gle, arsts. lSc. dairy extras sc. firsts,
15C Eggs Prime hrsts, Is nc; nrsts.
Cheese Skins, l3Ml3i, e.. young
Americas lca n ride Live poultry;
Fowls I11r PC ducks l6Hl5ia
reese. IUIIlc
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
oADVICE TO INVESTORS
BY FINANCE"


OF
II writer I
TO The
come andw
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07

Butter. Quiet receipts. APPS cream
cry extra 2Qls Gle. state dairy tubs,
20 n 2ic imitation creamery frsts, loo
1879 Eggs quiet, receipts, l6. 1875
nearby white fancy, iSn2lC, nearby
miNed fancy ltl2 4l7i2c fresh iirsts.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
nosToN COPPER LETTrns

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
.&i11fc a 10. April z.
Thc Boston copper shares market
&hows a trine weaker tendency. al
<I0noh there ~ only scattered liauLaa-
1<ar The market az whole is fea-,
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
NEW YoRk MONEY.

NEW YORK, April : Money on call,
~. H2A per cent Time money. go 3 a
per cent for six months Bar silver.
London 247-l6 pence. New York. 53c.
Demand sterling. S4S625 q 1850.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

TOLEDO. April Wheat: Cash
81 "a G.. May. sSc July, SIZE Sept
81 lac Corn. Cash. 4s%a C May. 49iac,
July. 81 &c Sept, 52iac. oats. Cash
and May, 33i4c, July, 33Hc. Sept,
S2S,c Rye No. 2 gOC. No 3. g5c
Cloverseed Cash, So April. $50. oct
and Dee. ST17is Alsike Prime. 500
Timothy Prime. s. so. Butter. eggs
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
BUSINESS NOTES

II is stated that Secretary Mac
Veagh is planning TO issue the s5O'-
coo 900 Panama bonds June L. The
bonds will bear three per cent inter
est. but will not be available TO Sc
cure circulation.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
PROTECT KING
STOCKS. IF ENOUGH

make worth while ddne little the interest
to e your interest IT, however former investment small
well
Tor some real investment for your money something that you know about
win prospect chance OF makns GOOD after enough money has been put
this deal
rule than the / will
u
but II
w
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07

In the
q 4 enc ter. ~
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07

The May meeting OF the executive
council OF the American Bankers as
ISOLATION will be held in Nashville.
Tenn May l-3. arrangements having
been made by the administrative com
mittee consisting OF President Watts,
Vice President Livingstone, or De-
troit and Chairman Huttig Elaborate
arrangements have been made for the
entertainment OF the visitors in Nash
vile by Secretary Fred T.. Farnsworth,
formerly OF Detroit
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07

liabilities were sl,347,3l1. agaiRs;
s614.267 in 1910 The showing OF Ohio
was most favorable, failures increas
ing from POI TO pa while liabilities
decreased from sS.729,637 TO S3.464,
$50. Illinois showed an increase in
failures from $50 10 273 and an in
crease in liabilities from s2,36s, 46s tc
81, 369, 94S.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07

The quarterly dividend meeting OF
the directors OF the Michigan stat
Co. is scheduled Tor SatuI-
day No change in the rate OF | IL
per cent on the preferrde stock anG
/ 81 per cent on the common Is eX-
pccted
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
LIVE rloCK.
FAST BUFFALo-oUeninE
lunnIng 4 SteNens' Live Stock Rrnnr

ENST BUFFALO. y T.. Aprn -
Cattle ECCeipts, o ears, steady. best
1850 TO I5OO-ib steers, S64OatT5:
good prime 200 TO 1JOO-lb steers 81
I 96.40. best LOO TO l.2OO-lb shipping
steers, $5.S5 q G.l5 medium butcher
steers, 1000 TO 1l0O-lbs. 40u5SO.
light butcher steers. 50 % q J.35; best
fat cows, 50 jOu5.15. fair To good DO.
1916 40 common 10 medium DO 81
q 80 90. trimmcTs. So IS ISIS best lAt
heifers, s54OuJ75, good rat heifcrs.
$4,000 5.35; fair 20 good do. 3IQ4 90;
stock hcifers, 81 % q 1905 best feeding
steers, dehorncd, So IS b $40. medium
to good feeding steers. $500 10.
stockers, all grades, st25u45O, best
bulls. S5M5.4O, bologna. bulls $3.50
as. stock bulls. fair 20 good. $40 "a
%; best milkcfs aud ,spriugers, S45fg
o., good TO best mixers aud sprmgcrs,
$500 50. common to good 40. $50 "a 30
Hogs Receipts ~ cars. sloN
heavy, $3.50 G CO., workers.. 1891 80.
pigs. S7.iOu7.50
sheep anu I.ambsA Receipts. 30 cars.
slow TOP lambs. S115.l0; yearlings =.
$3.50 t6 wethers. s. Hs5 - ewes $3.50
fr4gO
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07

II Is stated tnat SECRETARY VIA
Veagh is planning to issue the $780,
GOO 900 Panama bonds June l. The
bonds will bear three per cent inter
est but will not be available TO Sc
cure circulation.
The quarterly dividend meeting OF
the directors OF the Michigan stat
Telephone Co. is scheduled Tor SatuI-
day. No change in the rate OF | IL
per cent on the preferrde stock auG
/ 81 per cent on the common Is eX-
peCted
The Grand Trunk Railway system
shows gross receipts OF $S72,I4o FOR
the second week in March, an in
crease OF $50 .2i0 For the third week
in March the receipts were SSS2, PA,
gain OF $24,59l The increase in
gross returns since Jan. has oeen
S4Sl.112
Frank Briscoe, president OF the
Brush Runabout Co, and E. +. Mar
tin. his secretary. have moved their
Offices from the administration build
ing OF the company at Oakland and
Rhode Island-aves, 10 the new build
fng OF the United Motor Detroit Co.,
No. 500 Woodwardaye.
VI Z, O'Brien, OF Laurium, Mich,
has been appointed agency director
Of the Detroit Life Insurance Co. and
viii move TO Detroit TO take up his
duties shortly Mr. OBrien is a vice
president OF the company and is also
general agent for the Upper Pcnis-
sula He will retain his interest IN
the general agency for that para O!
the state
The annual meeting OF the Grand
Rapids Muskogon q Indiana railroad
was held Grand Rapids, Thursday
and the following officers were re-
elected. President and treasurer, W.
r. shelby Grand Rapids. yice-presi-
dent. l.. y. Heating. Muskegon sec
retary. r. X Metheany Grand Rap..s.
The annual report showed satisfac-
tory profits for the year
>. r. Tucker. chairman of the Cen
lra Freight association, has sent cut
"a circular Announcing that that or
eauizatiun has met the concession 81
the Denver & Rio Graude. the Mis.
souri, Pacific and the Western Pacific
aud viii accept minimum carload
weight Of 10000 pounds on autOnlo-
Hilcs The rate applies TO Detroit.
Toledo, BufiaiO and west % Pacitr
coast points
According 90 the report OF x G..
Duu a Co.. failures i'm the 1--WE central
Western states showed an increase in
number bat q considerable decrease
in the amoWt-of liabilities for March
There were an failures In 1911,
against 666 IN 1910. and The liabilities
were Sl1.174.26l this year. against
Sl2.Sts,41g last wear
Michigan showed a decrease in the
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07

/ cannot locate the Taviche Mining
Co. in the standard authorities, but
there are so many prospect holes
scattered among the Mexican noun
tains that il is pretty hard TO keep
anything like close track OF them.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
IeNsT nIEENLo-CIo.e.

EAST BUFFALO. y Y. April -
Cattle Receipts. $50 head. market. -ac-
tive and trim prime steers 81 5OU6S0:
Ceipts. 100 head. market. active and
&c higher. Gull 90 choice. s5M9 Sheep
and lambs: Receipts 10 900 head
market, active and steady choice
lambs. STM715; culI to fair S5Ig ~.
yearlings. S5.75M625. sheep S3m5gs
Hogs: Receipts. $3.50 head market.
active and firm !, workers.. s. 25g TO-: