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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
"OULD SOD" FOR TAFT FETE.
Three Crates Arrive From ireland for
Chicago Affair.

CHICAGO. March l2.-Three big
crates containing the "ould sod OF
the Emerald Isle. brought across the
water especially FOR the presidential
reception here ST. Patrick's Day, have
reached Chicago after many disquiet-
ing rumors that the sod had gone
astray
IL was reported that when the
steamer ST l.onis arrived in New
York that the consignment OF sod
taken aboard al Queenstown was miss
ing The Irish Fellowship Club was
chargined. The suspense was re-
lieved. however, when ii was learnei
that the sod had been locked before
committee reached the vessel al a
New York pier.
The crates weighed nearly two tons.
A genuine blachhorn shillalah and
several walking-sticks for President
Taft came packed with the "ould sod :"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
BIRD MAY LAND JUDGESHIP.
Is Candidate 70
Justice Monteomery's Place.

Attorney-General John f.. Bird may
be appointed 10 the vacancy on the
state supreme court created by the
appointment OF Justice Montgomery
to federal judgeship. Judge SEES
sions. OF Muskegon, and Judge Per.
kins. of Grand Rapids, are the others
considered In case Bird should be
appointed il is considered likely that
GOV warner would choose his sue
cessor as attorney general from
among the following: Grant Fellows.
of Hudson Roger Wykes, or Grand
Rapids: J. r. O'Keefe, OF Saginaw
". NJ. Smith. Of ST Johns. All these
have been strongly mentioned as can
didates for the nomination next fal!.
and an appointment now might so
far 10 decide that nomination.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
PEAcEMAkER MAY DIE.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. March 12.-
Daniel Berry, yardmaster OF the G.
X. 4 !. railway. will probably die as
the result of an effort TO stop a fight
that was taking place near the sta
ton. He stepped in between the
fighters and pushed them apart. As
he did so, Fred Manning, a striking
molder. II is alleged, slashed him
across the throat with his knife. MAX
ing terrible wound. extending almost
around the mans neck. Berry Is ia
Borgess. hospital and doctors do not
think he will survive the night The
police are searching for Manning
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
Moroan To Go Under Knife.

ROME, March 12.-J. Pierponc
Morgan is soon 10 submit TO an oper-
alton. it was learned today. for the
removal of nasal polypus. The OPP
Grafton will be performed by Prof
Rampoldi, one OF the foremost sur
geons In Europe and specialist on
nasal surgery. The operation Will
not be at all dangerous, but Mr.
Morgan will probably be detained
here severa. weeks. pending complete
recovery The nasal trouble is OF
many years Standing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
THANKS COP FOR BRAVERY.
Sister of Woman Rescued From FIRE
Writes to Patrolmsn Rogers.

From fan across the sea comes q
letter to Patrolman Emmanuel Rog
gers, bringing thanks from an unex
pected source. for the officers bray
cry In resculng Mr. and Mrs William
Stock from a midnight fire in their
apartments on Gratiot-ave, last
January. The letter is from Mrs
Louisa Cole. of No. AZ Harberton
Road, Highgate. London, England
She is a sister OF Mrs. stock. The
letter follows:
TO Patrolman Emmanuel Rogers
Detroit, Mich, L. 5. A.
Dear Sir: | write on behalf OF
the relatives and personal friends
on this side, OF Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam Stock. I'm reference 10 the
fire in Gratiot-ave., January last.
| wish TO thank you most SIN
cerely for the great personal ser
vice you afforded my sister in so
promptly assisting her escape.
She tells me that bur for your
noble presence OF mind she must
inevitably have lost her life. ana
am asked TO convey to you an
expression Of the deepest graft
tude of all her relations here VINO
are truly sensible OF your brave
conduct.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
MYSTERY DEEPENS
: WITH SUICIDE
Arthur Holars Shoots Self Dead
After Months of Strange Conduct,
Following Trip To Hungary.

A mystery whcich started ia "A sud
den and unexplained trip To Hungary.
three months ago. ended late Friday
eight in the suicide OF Arthur Holafs.
% years old, OF No. 100 Harbaugh-aVe IF.
who shot himself through the heart as
he was entering the ward OF his res.
dence. ana died eerore ala could reach
him.
The suicide came as climax 10
months oil mysterious actions on Ho.
lars part His widow. who is left
with small child, Is totally in ignOr
ance or the motive. and is bewildert ii
over her husbands strange conduct
OF the three months just passed
Holars was employed in the Delray
shlpyards. and worked steadily, unu,
he took the sudden notion of returnins
TO the old country He was gone only
a short time, but when he returned.
he refused to do ANY more work. tie
seemed TO have money. but would
never tell his wife where he got II.
Neither would he tell her why he stub
hornly refused TO do any work. EaJh
day he left home early In the morn
Ing. stayed away all day. and returned
late AT night. with never word as tc
his actions during the day.
He had sll in his pocket when be
lett home, early Friday morning. The
pistol shot. al the doorway OF his home.
announced his return at midnight
,iIs wife. hurry.ne from the house,
stumbled across his dead body
IN his pocket VAS short note. tell
ms OF his intention OF killing himself.
and bequeathing half interest In a
farm in the old country 10 his VIE.
He mad s4.50 in his pockets.
Coroner Bennett is investigating
out has been unable to learn anythin !,
ui the motive in the strange case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
DIR. DANIEL NJ. BENNETT
DIES IN PORT HURON. AGED IS
Was First Wcrshipful Master OF sas'-
y Raw Valley Ledge. 3. q a. NJ
and Leading Citizen

PORT HURON. Mich. March Il
.Spccial) Port Huron lost one of rs
most highly respected citizens cary
this morning when Or. Daniel NJ. ben
rott. aged So years passed away AZ
his home on Militaty-st.' DIR, Behnelt
was the frst yorsDipiul master OF Sag
NAV Valley lddge No. l54. +. a AZ NJ.
Aaa was 1ne OF the two surviving mem
ocrs OF the lodge. tie had been =
member OF Port Huron lodge. r. a =.
NJ. for over a score OF years. and VAS
a prominent member OF the Masonic
fraternity He leaves widow ana
three sons. DANIEL W. of Houghton.
Nich.: Alber d. president of th'
Commercial banh. IN this city. ana
Lewis T.. manager e the st. Clair Ab-
stract company ana OF the City opera
house
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
FAIRBANKS SAILS.
starts Home From London After Trip
Around World.

LONDON. March 12.-After q tour
of the world. on which they We're
honored by every country they visited,
former Vice-President Charles W.
Fairbanks and Mrs. Fairbanks sailed
home today on the Mauretania. \
large number of friends were at the
pier 10 bid them farewell.
1T would be hard To imagine q
more enjoyable trip than ours said
Mr.. Fairbanks in departing. Every
where we have been received win
such cordiality as TO Indicate that
every country seeks 10 honor the
nation we represent. IL Was more
a tribute to the United States than u
one OF it's former officers.
IF anyone doubts that America is n
world power and a leading world
power at that, all one needs do 10 have
his doubts dispelled is 10 feel that
worlds political pulse as ! have felt
ff
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
LEAPS FROM CAR; KILLED.

HOMER. Mich. March l2.-Ernest
Howe met instant death when at
tempting to jump from local freight
train OH the Lansing and Hillsdale
branch OF the Lake Shore yesterday
afternoon. He came from Albion,
where he had been repairing a car
Jumping he lost his footing and was
dragged under the car. His head was
crushed. and both hands and one leg
were cur off
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
ALLEGED BURGLAR CAUGHT.
Clinton Schsler Arrested Here For
Police Of Oakwood, o.

Clinton Schisler, alleged burglar,
jail-breaker and "boot-legger." was
arrested By Detectives Downey and
Fox. Friday night. as he alighted from
a train from Toronto. after serving
eight days in the fail there.
Schisler is wanted in lakewood. O..
on the charge OF breaking into freight
cars. and a prison sentence, In default
of "A 5000 fine for bookkeeping. or
selling whiskey in a prohibition dis
trict, By carrying a bottle around in
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
WAGE differences Settled.

BALTIMORE. Md, March -
After conferences for eight days be-
tween A. b. Garretson, OF the Railway
Conductors. w c. Lee. OF the Railway
Trainmen. Charles p. NELL, United
States Commissioner OF Labor. and
Martin A. Knapp. chairman of the
interstate commerce commission. an
adjustment of wages on the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad OF trainmen and con-
ductors was reached today. Both
sides made conc sions
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
RnsTnN CnrpER LETTER

Reported for TIE Times hN carson.
Craig X co. Ford building. March IL:
The market had no tendency today
either way. What little scattered sell
ing came la was Well taken. bar there
was 10 news To cause any speculative
buying Tic possibility OF decision
fu the Tobacco case on Monday made
the general tone Or the market unset
tied. and the bears We're ready TO
attack prices Whenever they saw signs
OF weakness. There was better buying
of Lake today and the price rallied
easily Almost no stock comes out In
North Lax Indiana and Bohemia. and
the market On those three stocks is sim
PLY waiting for further news from the
drills Amalgamated was depressed at
the Close, but should rally again next
week
reported for The Times by HAYDEN.
stone = co. March IL The copper
market Opened inactive and n most
instances prices We're unchanged Arf-
zona Commercial was th~ active fea-
ture selling lo~n 20 -. where il seems
10 have mot some support. Lake opened
"a point 81 glIct at - = and extended lis
advance 70 19a. Indiana Is IL
his ner. DsctOla ard Centennial are
each oba poirt higher The balance OF
the copper l.>t - practically neglected.
many ui tle leading Issues not has Iue
been quoted Tie industrial and mis-
celianrous lists s.e featurele@s al
though tre tone Is somewhat stronger,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
DIES FROM INJURIES

ANN ARBOR, Mich. March l2-vic-
tim OF coastlng accident six weeks
ago, Miss Anna Madison, teacher IN
the high school died last night in IRE
Homeopathic hospital, following the
amputation OF one Of her legs Both
legs were broken and compoun
fracture OF the left ankle made the
operation necessary She failed TO sur.
vive the shock. Miss Mattison 5
parents live In Vixboro. near this city
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
\EW NORk pUODICE.

Nt.M NDRk MArrh lE-pOrk-QuIeL.
Iard-Strong. middle west spot SliiO
tl4JO. Sngar--kaw. arm refined,
outlet. firm. Conre-Rio No. Z. on the
spot 2.pST.c. Tallow--Firm. city,
30. country. o.. az. a.. Dressed poul-
thy Quiet Live poultry Firm cheese
Firm. fun cream specials, l. 4 n lNc.
skins specials. i+l2c, full skins "a ic.
Coffee options opened unchanged.
Butter Firm. receipts j.72l. creamery .
extra. BE. state dairy. tubs. @iG Sic.
imitation creamery rrsts, - L y @bc.
Esgs-Firm. receipts Io63, nearby
Mite. fancy. sic. nearby mixed. fancy.
-6fa q &c. fresh nrstS. 26 q Csc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
UosTO\ COPpER S\IEs

DETROIT March 19-Bostou copper
share sales 90 March II, furnished hy
Hayden. stone & Co: Adv. G56. AL.
- Am Zinc. 200. Are. $50. \. g.. sol;
BOs con. IO5. BIOS 4 Cori,. $50. Butte.
$50. e.. * a. 1876. cent. i9j. g. NJ. 500,
G Range 240. II. ". 20. T. r. 20,
Frank. I,6Io: OK. $50 CIR. I05. q g.,
.4J. Hano, 300. HelV., 100. Ind, 2,YFJ;
Roy. 625. Kerr, 200. Kew, zoo. LAX,
.-I6; Las. go. Mass, s.3IN, Mayi.. 81.
Mex. so. Miami. 200. Mich 20. Mob.
lNu. \rt. 40, Nip, Cl1, y. r., 3.Gh5t
y l.. J..32. Dpib. 10. -. g.. To. q. -,
10, Osc -: Par. So, Kay. 20. :. Fe.
300; Shan- 5t5 sup. 29s :. * r.. $50.
: * r.. go. Tam. 81; Trim. Az. t.. =
X. 300, do pfd L., II. Con, 1875; Win,
50: WOW. -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14

Reported for The Times BY carson
craig q Co. from chicago. MARCH, rs
h-at-Concedin that serious dauaNr
nas been done 20 The growing wheat In
few or tie big counties va kdnss =
and mat tpere De- possibility 81 the
about .0l0OU. 600 bu.. there is prospect
ot 80 little real damage 10 date in the
other Dig states OF the winter WheIt
belt that tlrre ls more than reason
able pIomis" ~ good big 1910 crop.
Adverse weather from this con
tiUBal ION JOf drt coUulUoDs southwest
accompanied hy high wiBds. whether
hot or cold. may greatly Increase tht
Injury which is ir sight at this time.
ThislIs the possibility ON tho bull side
az the market tutU there s. some
change in the weather or the character
OF the reports. wheat VIII NO doubt De-
a buy on all good depress ous in the
new crop months The situation ls not
go 5erious, however. but what reason
nhle profits may be taken outthc swclIs
based Oh further damage reports.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
Had Cargo Of Tomatoes Aboard

John +. Oconnor. 65 years old, and
with no particular place of residence
ran almost into the arms of police.
man az he staggered along Jefferson.
ave. Saturday morning. with a can OF
tomatoes In each hand. and two other
cans In his pockets
When the officer attempted 70 stop
him. O'connof threw a can az the 20.
'iccman's head. O'Connor was locked
Irp as drunk. lie said be had
bought the tomatoes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
MICHIGAN PosTMAsTERS.

WASHINGTON. Marcn 12.-Repre-
sentative Dodds. OF Michigan, has rec
commended the re appointment OF Ken.
meth Z. Struble for postmaster al Shep-
herd, ]. c. NewbrCugh at Greenviiis,
and Samuel Adams at Bellaire. George
A. Guthes, OF Ann Arbor has been az
pointed a forester assistant in the III.
uian service at salary OF $4,000 a
year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
OHIO 700 pRnDI L T..

CHICAGO. March L. -- Butter
Creamery, extras Sic nrsts. 2sc, dairy.
extras. &c. nrsts, 25c Eggs Prime
frsts &c. irsts lie. Cheese-Twins.
Ibul6t.c: daisies 1912 ftI6s4c. young
Americas. l6is n l6a. g. Live poultry
Turkeys. lie. fowls, l5la q iGc. spring
chickens l53e a &c. ducks, Is Il o - y .
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
Family OF 10 Perish.

ROXBORO, y. C., March 12.-John
Wagstaff. his wife and eight children
Negroes. were burned 20 death at
their home, seven miles northwest OF
Roxboro. last night. inca fire which
destroyed their home
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creameries. extras. sic.
frSts, soc, dairy butter 2ic. packing
stock, zoe per To-
Eggs-Fresh current receipts, cases
included. .lieC per doz Receipts on
SATURDAY 4 !. cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14

Onions Michigan. 759Soc bu: new
Errnuau~. s. per ia.
Qraugrs-,'Ilifornia naVeis. 1875 q J..
ltoridas. s. 5OUS box. tangerlnes. $50
80 per box
81 %. selects. 81 per gal. standards. IN
email cans. zoe. large caus, \25es SCI
lects. small. use. large. 35c can.
Pineapple Flaridass SEQ > % dosi
81 80 q 400 per crate.
Poproru-Ears. 2H2n per 10.
Potators-Car lots. bulk - a : -
bags. 30us2c bu. new Bcrmudaa. SOU
"a sts per au.
Pouitry-Spfings. 16isc per 10. hens,
ltf,c. ducks, ~ ulAc; geese. SO ~,
turkeys lSe per 10. Dressed chick
ems 7izc. hens, iTMc, ducks, iNtIl9c;
geese II al5c. turkeys. 20 V22c 10.
straw bcrrtes-4QU soc per quart box.
sweet roistoes-Jerseys kiln dried.
Taiiow--No. l. 6Ac; No. ?. Sac
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81 50q250 per bbi. western box apples.
Bannnn--Good Shipping stock. $50
G2.50 according 20 Ouality.
Bcans-pTied Lima, he per 10.
Celery - Homegrown. 50g35c dos:
s oauiit,ower California. $3.50 per
doz s. 90 per crate.
Cabbage--sl. 75R2 per Dol.
Chcese-Michigan rat, late made, Is
6tate. lslsc; Lrneurger. Wisconsin
lsc. York state, lsc: German cream,
block. zoe. domestic LOAF. :2assc: Inn
PO GTanb .Igs a 800 per Dbl
Dotes-Persian. 5T5c: Fards. sQsisc
pressed CsiveS-Fancy. l1ql2c 10:
common. loyIle per 10 nan, nor ~.
Finnan Hnddic--il n l2c per ID.
Fresh yeGe,abie.--Cu:n,msers; hot
per Dsp'f bb f'gsa5 do. hT rad.s ss"'s
doz: wax beans. s4,5o0t,75 per ham
s5c Sase per ru ns%9ss % per ba
Hubbard saaas,s ~ g5 Basket gFk .9 e TGs
75c per basket. water cress, $50 4Oc
doz: tGrnips. SOC bu. beets, coo bu. car
rots. soc bu: pieplant. Soc per doz:
Grnp---Maiagas 81 a 5. SO Der Dbl
Grape Fruit-S4.25 per case.
Hay-petToit dealers are paying the
following prices for balcd hay in car
lots (, o. b. Detroit; No ] Timothy.
sl7I50flS. No. timothy Sl6.I5Wlt;
clover. mixed. Si675Ml7. rye straw.
IS 30. wheat and oat straw. 81. Loose
nay from farmers wagons on the city
markets ranged from sl5gls as to
iiidS--cured. No. /. ioc: No :. &c;
green. No /. &c. No. ?, 7c: kip cured.
No. !. loc. No ,, Sac; kip. green, No.
/. roc No =. sac: cali. cured. No. J..
i5c, No 2. 1S W: calf. green. No. !.
lee No 2 12Izc. horse aides, No. 4,
$3.50 No z. 81 so. sneepskiDs. as 10
wool 50cHs2,
Honey = Fancy white. i6gl7cj ex-
tracted. ga &C per H.
Iimcs--Si o. 25 per 10J.
Nu-hrooms-450 50c per 10.
Nuts-Walnuts, 15H15c. almonds. ~
n i5c. pocans. la iJc. hlberts. i1m12c.
Brsxils, 81 Ice. mixed nuts. l24 &c 10.
new hickory nuts, shellbaIks, sl2Sg
Ice.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
JOBBINa PRICES.

Canned 6oods-Appi,s. gals. s2.Ts:
baked beans. lib, BOA coo: Lima beans.
s. l,5o. corn-Fancy Maine, siio;
asSs a. sy son l%9 Soe 2s alm sSna
soekoye. tall 81 So; Nat, sis5 Alaska
reds. l.5ei Alaska pinks 81. Toina-
Conee--PackHge coffee. i00-ib case.
fits5n IL delivered.
Feed-Bran. ss1; fine msddltngs. $780,
searse middings' ss' e .g- sdrp co ann
oats chop. -;so per ron.
Fiour-Michigan patents. In WOOD,
sss eisar RaI psn sel Rye
nour, ,ie5 per bbi
Oiis-Raw iinseed. 7sc; boiled lin
seed. Isc. Diamond headlight Kerosene.
sic: Perfection. loo; Eocene, izS;
Prov i.ions-Mess pork. $3.50; fam
ily. pork. $40 SO a 50. mediums, clear.
lShc; picnic hams, i2is glsei bacon; !
u lsAc. lard In tierces. IL Nc, Kettle
rendered, l6h.c per Id.
Delray. Crosse Pointe. Highland Park.
tai dominoes. lib. ssS5; do. s-Ie, 1913:
s ssss tse,s,s sly eSS loaf S 1852
standard powdered. Sc; granulated. ex-
ira coarse. $40. ,granulated. me IN
bulk. $3.50, sranulated. 2-lo cartons ms
granulated 5-lb cottons, $3.50 sranu-
lated. l0-lb cottons. S5s5. sranulated
25-lb cottons, $3.50; diamond a, sS.o'
sonfes sn A. 90 no l. Z 90 o. No No
{. ssssssS:' 40. :. :ssiiSS:. no. !. s5ss; 30,
S. $3.50; No. .. s525; No. 10. sag No.
10 A. Il. 1888 Ss 10 ' - .s 90 McSs an
ETauulatel. $3.50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
>rN ,oRk HANK STATEMENT.

NEW NORk Maroon l-<-Tho Weekly
statement issued BY the associated
banks of New York. follows Reserve
ON an deposits. decrease S. 500. 015 re-
serve ON deposits other than United
states. decrease. S4Nl3.175, loans. in
crease. Sl.755.200. specie decrease. So
-lI roo. legal tenders. decrease. Si.7sG.-
800. deposits, decrease. S2,tS2T0V cir
Cuiatlou increase. $SS.f00. Total loans.
SI945.lal.0O0. Tire surplus OF the
banks is $40 423.150. against 81 t.05N. Sss
last year. and st9,9So.2Q0 two years ago
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
CHICNcO II\E sToCk.

CHICAGO. March II rNattle-ke-
ceipts 400. steady, bceyes. 20 z ) ~
Texas. s4.E5 u !. 80. western. 81 sea $50,
stockers and feeders, $500 "a 80 COWS
and heifers. s. o. "a 600, calves. s. so a
10 Hos Receipts 1000 lOg LOG
higher. light si0.45u 1890. mixed.
ste-55 a 1919. pigs. s. 6Ofl le.4o. Sheep
q. q Lambs Receipts 1000. steady. ma
tive. s3u> 10, western, $500 q :. q,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
CIEAEIANp.

I CLEVELAND O.. March l2--iIogs--
Receipts 10 ears. l00 l5o higher, me-
dlunls and mixed, Sie.9o, workers,
Slo.Nl. lights, slo.T5, pigs. sl050 Cat
tie--feo eipts ears. strong. Lambs
Receipts cars. 1915 top. Calves
, RsTrlptS 100 $40 % ton
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14

PRODUCE.

The market was without any special
features this morning The important
interest lust now Is the @g< deal. The
storage packing season is close at
hand and according 10 general opinion
prices are about o. too high. The wise
men I'm the trade figure that. so
many who put eggs away last year
nave lost money, more conservative
IDEAS viii prevail this year. aud that
eggs viii begin going into the coolers
At about l1n a dozen As yet. however
tbe demand has been equal 10 the
s,,rpiy there H. no accumulst ton what
ever and thc market ls affected BY the
slza OF daily receipts. The poultry
market is small one. The demand is
easily filled up but receipts are too
and arm in tone, and the general list is
very steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
JOINS JOHN D. MARLEY.
c. e Lese Sewers Connection With
Hudson Co. After 80 Years Service.

c. T. Leise. who has been associat-
ed with the J L. Hudson Co 80 years
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14

Busines.-Iikc Printiag. No fuss and
no feathers The plain, neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co.. rs
fnhn IA -d Main 1893 or CITY 1854
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. March l2-Close: The
wheat market Is fuu OF bears who are
may be bumped hv bad crop news be-
forr the crop passes the danger point
Tile bulls are not enthusiastic about
an advance and nearly all conservative
traders are holding of until the crop
situation g. more settled. Sprcaders
have been buying Nav and selling Jaly
10 "a large eNtrat recently which ac-
counts FOR the strength in th~ former
Chicago elevator people have heen
doi0E "a lot ~ this Kind OF trading
Longs have sold ont most OF the .HlV
wheat bought on the crop damage news
Trading 100 wheat amounted To nothing
On saturday Eve-ybodv was waiting
'or better cron information and taking
80 chances The close was unchanged
80 cash and NAV wheat. &c higher in
july j. higher FOR corn. irc lower Tor
rye ana Soc on In the cloFerseed mar
Whsat quotations cash No. red
tllsi4 MAY opened with an advance
or 2. at 81 tots and closed ar 81 soi. /.
July opened - sios ,,,aSancc>d TO
Whit sLisi.
coarse quotations corn--cash NJ 9.
G-C. No. = yellow. $50. No 4 yellow. !
car at $3.50 closing AZ 60iac
Oats-Standard 4Iizc. No , white,
ity--Casa 40 I. cars az soc.
Aptl. SIS
Clyoversecd spot 100 bags at
$50. 100 at $50. dosing at $40
March. :, Ie sample IS bags at 500:
Is 40 S6.5n, . At $50 prime aIslke,
$40. sample alsike. bags al $3.50. .
Timothy se,d-Pnme spot. 20 bags
at Sl.55
frcelpts in the Detroit market on
Saturday Included 80 bhls. 81 Hour. !
,ur of corn. OF barley and J OF rye.
Withdrawals were 80, bu OF wheat,
ISL bu. OF corn ard ST. on. 90 gEe.
stocks arc J5aG1s bu of wheat ga .b3f
bu. Of corn. 44.1sl bu. ~ oats. 1915 bu.
OF barley and SO. 100 bu OF rye
Whcat receipts SATURDAY Mime
a polls, a40 cars. against 20 year ago,
Duluth. 3 cars. against III -. Louis,
$1,000 pg.. against - COS bu8 Kansas
city. IS 1vH bu, against 5000 bu
Receipts OF wheat At primary points
Saturday. $4,000 bI, wear ago, o25,-
600 bu.
TOLEDO. .. March l2-Wheat--
Cash. 81 -0i. May $l.297s July,
$l0S2. COrn-Cash. Sc. May, G6 Il g.;
July 6Siisc. sept. oIi oats-Sasn'
ne. Hye-No : Soc 10. 3. %.
Ciorrrscrd-Cash. s7izis March. $40.
April. SEQ. oct $3.50. Prime alsike,
$50. Prime timothy $3.50. Butter,
eggs and hay. unchanged
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. March l. Wheat opened
"a higher for July with Bartlett anu
Patten buying Corn started steady 10
"a higher. orderlngs lsnt- oats
started strong. So 10 70 W Pro-
visions sharply higher
CIosc-W heat closed fractionally
higher Corn and oats strong all
around.
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