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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-28
3. H. DOYLE SAYS HE
ENJOYS JURY SERVICE

Goodness, was never held TO one
spot so long In my life" said +. H.
Doyle. manager OF the Majestic build
Ing, as he stepped from the jurors
box In the United States district
court Thursday morning. IF ! were
the Judge | guess ! would want 10
omit about June 1, too
Mr.. Doyle is acting as as a juror in
the case of the estate OF u. Grant
Grummond against the city. Grum-
mond leased the ship Milton ID. Ward
70 the city 20 years ago as a pest.
house during the smallpox epidemic.
II burned and he sued for $4,000.
The amount has since reached $20,-
600, II the interest is figured in.
A strange feature of the case is
that DR.. Doyle personally knew Mr.
Grummond. The case has recalled
old memories of Detroit. DR.. S. b.
Duffield, who was health officer of the
city when the skip was used as pest
house, but now old and feeble, was a
witness In the case, Thursday.
How do | like to serve as juror
repeated Mr.. Doyle. Fine, great"
he exclaimed 81 was once jury com
missioner for Wayne county and
thought then that every public-spirit-
ed man should give his time IL need
be to the common good of the gov
ernment and serve on juries. still
think So I have been very busy and
regretted having to lay aside business
matters to do this service but l feel
AZ TO be my duty. We can't complain
OF our juries and their verdicts If We
persist in avoiding jury service"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-28
DEMOCRATIC GUN
WILL ATTEND SMOKER
Clark. Underwood or Harmon
Promised For Gathering
Here April 3

4ehB Nagef chairman or inc
Democratic city committee, is send
Ing out invitations TO Democrats "a
aItend smoker at Harmonic hall
"Wednesday evening. April 3. Il. o.
Wood. national committeeman, has
assured Mr.. Nagel that he will OBJ
Tain either Champ Clark. Rep. Oscar
Nv. Underwood or Gov. Harmon TO
speak.
I'VE would invite Gov. Wilson 10
speak only we feel that Detroit Dem'
0crats have already heard him and
would like TO hear one OF the others,
said Mr.. Nagel,
The Democratic city committee is
urging members OF the party 10 en-
roll, Monday. April 1. Every effort
Will be put forth to get out heavy
Democratic vote.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-28
HOMESICK GIRL KILLS
SELF WITH POISON

Homesick and respondent. Carrie
DurkIn, II years old. took a dose or
strychnine, Wednesday night, and
died in spite OF the efforts to save
her. The girl had been in Detroit
only a few months and was working
for the Ballantine Co, tailors, at
State and Griswold-sts. Her parents
live in Vickery, Ohio. and she wanted
TO 90 back TO them. She and her sis
ter, Emma, have been boarding with
her brother. Joseph Durkin, No. 1885
Wabash-ave. Wednesday night after
retiring she arose and took the
poison, and a few minutes later went
into commissions. A physician was
called, but she died about IL o'clock.
Coroner Burgess decided an inquest
unnecessary
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-28

i - LAGER gold operations successful
ksuzH long The
1t crafty by those Who the gold that
ey found Tor themselves Dredging large
scale have not been particularly
a Greek project IL has high capitalization paying
the
gamble a of
such projects TO make a
The in
estimated will notice
reliable afraid difficult
maxim that
mining greater than plode mining 1t quite inn
possible to make careful estimate the
claims without
The values
be worth working
Der that there profit handling that
81 There
this basis failure
da
TO taking the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-28
HosTON COPPER MNRKET-CIo.e.

Adventure, ga Ariz. coml. As Ar
cadian. a. Allouez. 40; Algoma, IN
Bohemia, 3as Butte * s., 2sss. Butte
a. Belaklava Cop 4; Cal. a. Ariz.. ~;
Cal a. Hecla. 40; Cent?, 81: chief. ..
Chino, 2S7s Copper Range. 90; DAILY
West. IA Davis Daily, ~ East Butte,
1877 First anti, ga. Franklin. Is;
GirouX, 51a Goldheld Cons. g. CRANKY.
I015 Greene Cananea 91l6: Hancock,
asst. pd. ST.. 1914; Helvetia. ias In
diana, 1864 Inspiration, 20 Isle Royle,
27Ik Ker Lake, 25s; Keweenaw, lis !;
La Rose, Iis. La Sale. "a Lake. 46Ig /;
Mas. SIS Mason Valley. 10; Mayhower.
1895 Mohawk. So; New. Cons. 20i4 New
Baltic. 37s; New. Utah. 8; Nipissing
Sas North Butte, SSla: North Lake,
S: Ohio Copper. - Ojibway, ga Old
Colony 6Is Old Dom. So y Aneio Cop
Ter, 2ss oseeola, ll6ls Pond Creek
10; quincy, SO, Ray CentEal. as Raven
46: Ray Cons. 1884 shannon, 14ia
Shattuck Ariz.. 1914 South Lake. SIS !;
Sup. Copper, 20; Super. a. Boston 3 a I.
Tamarack, 301a Trinity. 6; United
Fruit com. lS5; Utah Apex. 3 Utah
Cons. 49, Utah Copper, Goa e. =
smelling. 3sh DO pfd.. 4si4 Victoria.
an, Winona, Ca Wolverine, ~. wy
andOttp "a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-28
NEW YORK COTTON.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, March 2S.-Flour: Quiet
and firm Pork: Strong; mess, SlS.15W
1925. Lard: strong. middle west spot.
S56S9a Sugar. Raw, steady; Gen.
trifugaf nc test. $3.50; mtscovatio. 80
test 1855. refined. quiet cut loaf.
s6 so: crushed. $500: powdered. $3.50 a.
$50: graduated, $5.45M $50. Coffee;
Rio. No :. on spot, l42i a liz sc. Tai
low steady; city. &C.; country. Jsl a.
6Lc HAY: Steady, prime sH+e;;-N No,
3. sI.I0dl15; clover. slA l.2j. Dressed
poultry: Firm; turkeys, l3m &c; chick
ems 1eM2I lgc. fowls. 1l@1o12c ducks,
13G 22c. Live poultry: Unsettled;
geese 96lOc. ducks lie; fowls, lao
14IGc; turkeys, l5M zoe, roosters. Sc
chickens 13c Cheese: Firm; state
milk common 10 specials, l6M 1SA G.
skins. common 10 specials. az a l5c
full skins. "A sc.
Butter: Firm: receipts. 1913; cream
cry. extra. iIRc; state dairy, tubs. "a y
n sic; initiation creamery hrsts, 25n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-28
POPE TO HEAR RINGING
OF BELLS IN VENICE

ROME. March 2S.--The pope will be
permitted to hear the speeches and
the ringing of the bells and the cheer.
ing of the crowds on the occasion OF
the inauguration of the rebuilt Cam
panile in his beloved Venice on
April 20
This was made certain today when
the minister of telegraphs ordered in
struments installed so that all OF the
proceedings can be heard at the yati-
can.
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DISCUSS INITIATIVE.
PLAN BEFORE CHURCHMEN

Eighty-five men attended n banquet
tIvcn by the Mems brotherhood OF
the North Woodward-ave. Congrega-
tional church in the Elliott-Taylor-
Woolfenden cafe, Wednesday evening,
and listened to a discussion OF the
ouestion, SHOULD the initiative, refer.
ondum and recall be embodied in our
system OF government"
Alfred J. Pitts, Of The Times, spoke
on the Affirmative side. He referred
to the Oregon plan, saying that IL had
raised the efficiency of government in
that state, awakened IN the citizens
the responsibility they should feel as
roters and placed government, former
" controlled by bosses, In the hands
+ of the people. The system, he main
aimed, had given the voters weapon
which insured safe and sane course
BIZ the members of the legislature and
occupants OF public Office. The people
+ III many sections or the country, in
4ding $50 cities. which have the
5mmission form of rule, have had the
bower to recall public officials, but
have done so only in few cases for
Inefficiency or Indifference TO the well
fare or the electorate. In defending
the plan to recall judges, the speaker
said, IL would cure the defects in the
legal system by reaching a bad Judge
now and then, and make the Judiciary
Responsible and responsive to the
moreal health and happiness of the
people.
Henry M. Campbell, member of the
recent constitutional convention, Wig
orously opposed the system, say
ing IL was blow TO representative
government and would place the judi
ciary in peril at the hands OF an cleo
1orate that might be swayed by un-
Reasonable clamor at the time He
claimed that the system has not been
+ success in Oregon because OF It's
cumbersome and complicated nature.
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PRODUCE.

unchanged this morning. This is poul-
try day. but the receipts were far be-
low what is usually expected on Thurs
day. Al the same time prices are high.
the demand IS somewhat critical and
even the light receipts failed 10 clean
up on the early run. The potato mar
ket Is very strong. Chicago prices
were advanced again yesterday, but To-
cal dealers seemed TO think our market
was high enough for today. The ten
dency is upward, however. Butter ana
cheese are firm. and eggs are liable &c
jump either way. according TO daily re-
ceipts.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-28
CAN'T REOPEN LORIMER
CASE, SAYS COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON. March 2S.--By a 5
10 3 vote, the senate investigating
committee today, decided that the
senate once having considered Will
lam Lorimer's case, the matter could
not be reopened without the intro
doction OF new evidence. The de-
cIzion ls victory for Lorimer, but
means fight on the senate floor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-28
POLICE SUPPRESS
STRIKE DISTURBANCE

LOWELL, Mass, March 2S.-Stone
throwing at the Bigelow mills. was
followed by hurry call for police re-
serves today. They dispersed
crowd of half-grown boys without ar
rests. That, and the scattering of q
crowd of several hundred which gath
cred in front of the home OF A. G.
Cumnock. treasurer OF the Appleton
mills, were the only disorders in con
nection with the textile strike.
Job Printing Don. Right. Time,
prfuttn., CO.. ~ John R.-st.
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CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.

VIZ hiGAN CENTRAL sTOth hNhD>'
DETROIT. March 2S--Cattle: Active
and steady with last weeks trade; OUT
look strong. Prices ranged as follows;
Choice steers, averaging from 1000 10
l,l0O pounds, at $3.50 I; choice handy
killers. s4.50M6 6. light 10 good butchers
killers and fat COWS. $2.50N5; Gamers
cows. 81. 20 $50; common To prime
shipping bulls. s3@5: light butchers
and heavy sausage bulls. S2.5Ou S.9V'
stockers and feeders. s2.50a 40 per
cwt Mich COWS; Active at $50 q 90
each veal calves. soc higher at 500
per cwt. Sheep ana tHrubs'- Active
amt higher; quality. fair; choice LAMBS.
s.. $50; light 10 fair. Stge' com,
mon TO prime sheep, $+50@6.5O: mixed
sheep and lambs. s5G65O common
killers, $2.50G325 culls. $2g250 per
cwt Hogs: Active ana higher.
quality. fair: prime mediums ana iat
workers. $T.65m7.T5: light workers. ana
pigs. S7s5mi6O per cwt Receipts:
Cattle, 1856. calves, s2e; sheep o.osl :
hogs. 1905.
EAST RUFFALo-Opening.
Dunnins a stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO, " y. March IS
strong: heavy, sSqSlO; workers.. sS@
steady; best loo 10 i.60O-lb. steers,
l:S@S.5 good prime 1900 TO Loo
III steers. S7.15GS; good prime 1000 TO
.30O-lh. steers $6.15m1,25. best hoo
TO l200-lb. shippinh steers. $3.50 &C. 10;
lbs. 1878 G.25 light butcher steers.
s.. % q $40. best fat. cows, $5.25 q so;
fair 10 good do. SAB "a 400; common to
medium do. $500 trimmers, s2;504
heifers. s5@ $50. fair 10 good do. 81.
as; stock heifers, $4,000; best feed
ing steers, dehorned. S0H 30; common
feeding steers. $3.50 90, prime ex-
port bulls. S5.5O4e. best butcher bulls.
s4T5R525; bologna bulls, stQ4.5O;
stock butts, $3e5Tr+, best ntfkers and
springcrs. s45q 50. common TO good do.
Hogs: Receipts, 10 cars: market,
strong: heavy. sSaS.O5; workers..
$40; pigs s7.25a7.4o.
Sheep ana lambs: Receipts. IS cars:
market. slow top lambs ss'o@s 50 O.
s 40; ewes, s5.25a6
Calves: s5d 11.75.
EAST BUFFALO-CIosing.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y, March IS
Cattle: Receipts, as head market,
trade light and steady; prime steers.
c srSva R Setipt 800 head market
opened active, soc higher; Gull TO
choice. s6Mli5O. sheep and lambs:
Receipts. 1000 head; market. lambs
Gull to fair s7as; yearlings, s74 so:
sheep, 5000. Hogs: Receipts, 1850
head; market, active and firm; york
ers, sSWSl5; pigs. s729a 7.5o mixed.
SNm h.lU, nedNS, Sl.SVHeS IouBHs' S'V
FPS; stays. $5.50Gs.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO.
March 2S-IIogs: Receipts, $4,000;
market slow and firm. mixed and
butchers. ,745q7.s21a good heavy.
pigs $5.25M7.25. Cattle; Receipts, A.
500; market. steady; beeves, 5000
S65; cows and heifers, $260q6.7o.
stockers and feeders. s4.3oq6.SO; Tex
ans, $4.60m5.S5: calves, S6aS60. Sheep:
Receipts, $1,000; market. steady 10
strong; native, s420G6.15. western.
81 SO a $40; lambs 1915 $50; western.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o. March 2S.-IIoGs:
Receipts, 500 head: sc higher: heaV-
les $715m7.S5S workers., mixed and
lights. SS05: pigs, $7n 7.25. Cattle;
Receipts cars strong. Sheep and
lambs: Receipts. 10 cars; $s25 top
Calves: Receipts, 200 head; Ss.s5 top
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nosroN "COPPER" sn,RE sALEs.

-Bnslnn- cnpnnr-S haEa-ssla.-s.t- Mach
= TUTHTShed By Hayden. stone CO,
Adv 10, Aliouez ga Anal 1905. Anl
/nN $50, Anaconda ] Sc Ariz com 1850
Butte a Corb 1855. Butte, & Ballak so
Bohemia j55 Cal n Ariz 3O7a. chine
1855. Cal 4 Hecla 30. Cop Range 22e0
DAILY West 1il0. East Butte 5000
Franklin 39SS. GirouN 6il5, CRANKY
1858. Greene can 1915. Hancock $40
Helv 225. Indiana $3.50, lnspir'n 2i45
Island creek 273. do ~ 22O. Isle Royale
Ice Kerr Lake $50. keweenaw 2s9
Lake Cop hoe. la Sale zoo. Mason
Val 1885. Mass Cons 100, MaynoweI
S9O5. Miami 2l5 Michigan 100. Mohawk
375 New Cons 660. New Arcad 800
Nipissing 495. North Butte l077s, North
Lake 29l5. Ojibway 6S5. old Col Mil
1865, old Dom 2066. Osceola :. Pond
Creek 165. Quincy IL. Ray Cons 735
shannon $3.50 shat 4 Ariz sos. South
Lake 225. South Utah 1888, Sup a Bos
2+0. sup cop SIC Tam l05. Trinity AZ
$40. Union Land 100. L ;
Smelt 1856. do pr $40. Utah Apex $50
Utah Cons 40SS. Utah Cop 245, Victoria
1855. Winona 1870. Wolv SO, Wyandotte
1885
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ADVICE TO INVESTORS
By Finance

What do h.k OF the Nads. Greek
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AppIes-y275Qs7o per Dbl
Bananas-Good shipping stock, SIS

AppIes-;275Qs7o per Dbl
Bananas-Good shipping stock. $l.so
6225.
CALIFORNIA; Fruits Grape Tokays.
celeryVFlorida, ,35Oa4oO per crate;
SO l.25 per doz.
CsuIihower-756 SIC bu.
Cabbage ga &C per Id.
made" 10 ssoe: New York fats. sig
I i-rt.;; eAedaaEs,- 2n.4 q 21e;- domestic
90 u a1c: brick cheese. 22423c ID
COMMUNICATIVE Howes. 1875 pei
D.te.-Persian new. 81 9sc per II:
Dressed Calves = Fancy. lo01ohc;
common. SO loo per lie.
Figs-Tmporte1 new, 10 lee per Id;
California, 25c ID.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumb ers. no,
house, SIEGE per doz; lettuce. hot
spgse Ps sa, s head hs s5,Ses
| onions, l2Isc per doz; green peppers
/ 75c basket; carrots, S5g90c bu: shall
lots, s0cg$1: asparagus, California
Toe per bunch; wax beans, ss955o
Grape FruIt-Florida ,;5.6O0T.
Grapes-MaIasas, {6Vs Dbl
boney-Fancy white. isqlsc; am.
Rsy-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
lots, Z. o. b. Detroit: No. Timothy.
$40 q 81; No; timothy. :l94 20: clover
Wheat and SS oas straw. ssSs.so' Ioos.
markets ranged from s22g2s as 70
quality. :.
sres ,n ioHS: No. i pS cured balis. lOc: o No
i green. &c; cured calf No; l., lie;
green calf. No. l. Ice per 10: horse
hides. lo OF on kip. i1tc on on calf
LemoBs-California, $4,000; Messi-
mas. $3.75al.50 per box.
onp"ns-Yeifow. sSi5a2.25 bu: Span
ish. 1925 per crate. $3.50 per case; Ber-
mudas, 81 per crate
OrnBxes-Ealifornia navels. fancy.
t tSoS. s ssG9ief p s'G Ssa per crate
PouItry-Springs No. l. li9 l5c lb.;
No. .. 12d1Sc; fowls. l4G i5c: No. :,
12@13c: geese lSg14c; ducks. young,
ineappies-rlorldas s4.5o95 crate.
Potatocs-Ca- lots. track. Detroit.
are selling at sl20I1.25 bu; red Ber-
muGas, s:5ogs bu.
follows: No. skunk. .2.so; No 2musk'
1ssitr.wberrIe.-4Od45c per quart box.
sweet Potatoes-Ierseys. kiln dried.
Tomatoes-Florlda, S45e Der 6-bas-
ket crate. S0Qs5c per basket
Ipuow-No J: 52c: No 2 NC ID
sout hern. central and northern Gee
lions A. a and u blood, 10000: de-
laine. unwashed, 1611sc; common.
rough and fne. if@isc 10; T. o. b.
country points.
JOINING PRICES.
Canned Good.-Appies gals, t3.So'
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Extras. soc; firsts. zee;
dairy 22c; packing stock. 2lc Id.
Eggs-Current receipts, cases In
day COZ cases.
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MARKETS AND FINANCE

with prices. with one or two eNcep,
tions. a shade lower the buying an
round on the reaction Is very heavy:
Lake and Hancock are the principal
features today. Lake H. now t6is ana
Hancock 81. The metal market con-
ttnues very strong.
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Business-like Printing. NO fuss ana
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing CO.. 10
John R-st. Main 149S or City asSb.
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zee Eggs Unsettled; receipts. e2,534
nearby white fancy. 26Q 27c: nearby
mixed fancy. 2Sg23isc: fresh frsts
23S, @2ilsc.
CHICAGO PROVISION MARKET.
CHICAGO. March 2S.-Butter: Ex-
tras. soc: firsts. Use; dairy extras, a7c;
firsts. 25c. Eggs: Prime firsts, zoe
firsts. 19u l9lsc Cheese: Skins. 1914
q lshsc; young Americas, 1874 a zoe
Potatoes $l.23Ml.25. Live poultry;
Fowls. 1914 a. l3c, ducks, l5G Ice: geese.
i0a lie. turkeys. l49liiac.
NEW YORK. MONEY.
NEW YORK, March 2S-Money on
call 2S per cent Time money: 30,
per cent for six months. Bar silver:
London 20 1916 pence, New York,
-bSA+ Demand- steEliRR = s. SO 60.
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down hc. Corn: May up Sc, July up
sc. oats; May up sc, July down hc
Provisions higher.
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BOSTON COPPER LETTERS.

Reported for The Times by Hayden
stone A Co. March IS
The Boston market has quieted down
some what. although prices are holding
we'll and tone generally strong. Feature
has been Lake selling early at ~, with
subsequent recovery TO ~. which t.
new record price on this movement
Hancock sold at 30. assessment paid
which is a gain OF l~point Ray Cons.
has been strong and active. selling az
1871. North Butte is quiet other de-
partments OF market are less active
Reported, for The Times by Paine.
Weber AZ Co. March rs. London
metal market opening firm, later eased
on spot les los OF 5sl futures. fsS
- Cd OF Js The Boston market
opened very active again this morning
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SPECIALTIES PROMINENT
IN \. y STOCK MARKET
Nearly Everything Traded II
Ranges Above Yesterdays
Close in Early Trading
\. \. STOCK MARKET-Close.

Am b Sug 6lis, Anal Cop Sois, Am
c a. + 56s4 Am Cot OH 52s.. Am Loe
ass. Am Smelt S6is. Am sugar l2tA,'
Am I 4 T l4sA.. Anaconda 4ols, A bei
.s5, Cen Leath 2Sss. 10 pr ssA, ches q
o 77ls, Chino Cop 80 c NJ \ 81 Paul
1895. Col a 29la. Con Gas l44's'
Corn Prod 1874. Del 4 II 1898, Den q
r 2sA Dis Sec Cor 80, Erie 81 do
LIST pr 56l4, Gen Elec l65. Gen Motor
com 30a. CT Nor pf 1873. CT Nor ore
ctf 42ss. his Cent islis, Int Met COS:
do pf 81 "a, Int Har com ll4i4 Kan { ;
%, do pr 65Ss, Leh Val l64i4, Louis *
n 1861, M. X 4 T 305s, NJ. st 4 y
Ste NJ X 1861. Mo Pac 46ls, Nat Lead
81, y YC 1924. y Y. AZ W $3.50 Nor
& W l10h, North Pac III IS, Penn X X
124 PEG G. & & 1914, Press 81 Ear - =;
2ls.. do pf 72l9, Rock Isl ga. do pr
Ssa sloss- shefr i67s, south rae llt 80,
South Ry 30as. do pr 16is, Tenn Cop
39Ie. Texas 24lk. Onion Pac III p L ;
Rub com 55ls, Z $ Steel 6sls' do pr ~ ~,
L : Bonds 1929, Nir-Car Chem 90
5sss, Utah Cop COS. Wabash "a. 10 pf
20 West Tn Tel S3is, West Mfg IA
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NEW YORK. March 2S.-The stock
market opened strong, many stocks
making substantial advances.
IL a, m.-At the end OF the hrst
hour nearly everything traded IN
ranged above yesterdays close.
Governments unchanged other
bonds strong.
Noon-The tone continued strong
with specialties prominent
2p. m.-Stocks were under pressure
in the afternoon.
Reported for The Times by Hayden.
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CHICAGO GRAIN-openinE.

CHICAGO. March 2S--Opening grain
Wheat: May down &c: July down
= &C. Corn May unchanged. July down
&c oats: May up 80, July up &c.
Provisions slightly lower.
Noon--Wheat. May up sc. July up
10 Corn. MAY up Sac July w iac.
oats: MAY w &c. July unchanged.
Close-heat May unchanged; July
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BOSTON COPPER

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone * Co. March IS:
Omen High Low IL NJ
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IOHnINa PnItEs.

Canned Goods-Appies, gals, t35o.
baked beans lib. 5O@60c; Lima beans.
standard, JOc. Table peets. si.250l.40.
Peas. Fancy, early June. tl.35: stand
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LIVESTOCK.

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-28
TOLEDO GRAIN AND rRONISIONs.

TOLEDO. %. March 2S.---W heat {;
cash. Si.0sl4 May sLO3; July. sl.00ikc;
sept 9Sisr corn: cash, 13IAc NAV.
75c. July. I5Lc: sept. zoe. oats: cash.
5Gz.c. MAY. 5G7sc. July. 53c: sept, 4sc.
RYE: Cash. &c cloyersecd: cash and
$3.50. No g. t12.35; rejected. S12.15.
Alsike: Cash ard March. sac. Tim
othv. cash and March. S.. Butter.
cUya ana hay unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-28

CER gold operations Alaska successful at
long The money
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
POE THE CoNVERaAIToNJALIsT

whsn ne left RichmenA. - y bis
fortieth. when he rsvialtsA II Ter the
last time. His caDAsity for. sxprss.
sion was certainly - sxtraerd1nAry
then - Il was aftcrwards. although
acquired In the long interval that fol-
lowed, undoubtedly impaired . firmer
grasp as well ~ . keener penetration
10 his intellectual faculttes. Anc what
Was true o. him then as letter writer
tionalist-his powers had not yet fully
matured. but they were - discerniole
in his early career - In bis later.
Their distinctive quality had been sen.
sreted-their chsracteris!ic bent had .
Il would be along the lines upon which
they had originally been directed.
Not only the idiosypcrasy Of his own
native genius. but the indefinabie:
tho minds not ~heS y eo,Ssa Win
his own in the years. Of his early man
the whole character Of his wonderful
capacity as a converser. The best test
which he made on acute and cultivated
listeners. who had the fairest oppor.
tunities of comparing him with others
OF Acknowledged sminsnce IN the same
sphere Of intellectual exertiOp.
GIOUdV1y tnOSS uSvGS INV
gilman who was . more competent
judge Of what constitutes the best
conversation than John n Daniel. the
editor Of the Richmond Examiner.
From his youth he had mingled 10 that
society which. as Ne have seen. held
the art In such peculiar esteem. He
was surrounded. In the whole course
OF his professional career. BY the most
brilliant intellects TO be found In the
state. He was man OF extraordt-
nary talents himeelf: Of unusual IL:
erary culture. and Of wide and varied
experience Of life. extending even to
foreign countries: Tor at one time he
conrt OF Turin. Above ali, he was
not . man who INDUCED . vein Of
compliment and eulogy: indeed. he
was discriminating TO the verge OF
hypereriticism. and when he praised
ana he was too cynlpal to praise often
there was always eenable ground for
HIS laudatory wordA
"Poe's conversation" says Daniel.
"a, the best We have ever listened 20.
tive Of thought. or any from Which one