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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-07
AMERICANS TOO FRESH
IN FOREIGN MARKETS
tContiuued from Page OneJ


ing with them, as IL they were IN
ferior beings.
1T frequently happens that an
American salesman who has been Vesy
successful in this country, fails ut
terly when he goes into foreign
field. and the reason usually Is that
he is too fresh. BreeZiness docs not
succeed with most foreign peoples.
Dignity is required 10 get the big or
ders coupled with certain amount
OF aggressiveness which is expected
in Americans"
Mr. Hough went into several OF the
important details OF handling fore Sn
trade. He stated that the much crit
icized American packing was as good
as the packing of any other compel-
ing nation, that IL was not necessary
to change American goods in NEST
cases TO meet foreign demand. and
-ttttest4eF4-ef- eFea4ts-eettIa-h
handled as well with foreign custom
ers as Il Is with home trade.
Mr.. Hough will speak before the
Adcraft club, Thursday evening. ana
will be in Detroit for a few days 70
consult with any Detroit mannfactMr.
ers who may be interested IN the eN'
mort trade.
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have been lighter. There Is every
reason To -helieXe- thai LII high price
az which hay and grain is selling mas
-CauScuf- premature -fi4s
thousands OF cattle that should nave
been held 30 10 80 DAYS longer on iuJi
feed before they were sent market
ward. AS has been frequently men
tiond of late I'm The Times, II Is sure
10 he a case OF feast and famine,
with prices rising as summer up
proaches. -
There Is. of course, COCA reason "
look for a temporary setback III va
mes as soon as shipments can
landed in the market on scheuule
time. While IL is true that much Vi
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Recent Developments I'm the cattle
trade OF The country have tended to-
Mard HIGHER price ls4F+ls- f4fa+ll -tt4er-A
active demand for light and medium
weights. which were so popular on
this date last year. hut which have
been hard to sell so far this year.
The trade In prime steers Is light in
volume and values are firmly mani
tanned at the extreme high level OF
the seasons business Arrivals in
all OF the large markets. so far this
month. have been much smaller in
volume than for the same period last
month; the quality has averaged
much poorer and the average weights
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. March Flour: quiet
ans STEADY Pork: steady mess. SlIa"
1870 Lard Easy; middle west spot,
Sal0692O Sugar. Raw steady; CEN
trifugal 96 test. $452; muscovado, 50
test. S4.02 refined quiet. cut loaf, $3.50;
crushed $3.50. Iowdered. $50; granu-
lated, s5sem5S g.. Coffee; Rio No. I
on spot. u 5-16c. Tallow: Dull; cay,
&c: country -. a &c. Hay: STEADY
prime. sI35. No. 3, sl.05ml.l0. clover,
si6tl2O Dressed poultry: Dull; tur-
KEYS. l2n2Ic; chickens l6m gle; fowls,
136tl6c; ducks, 13d 22c. Live poultry:
Tirmer: geese, l0mIlc; ducks, l1c:
fowls IL 6lsc: turkeys, 5n zoe: roos;-
era. l0isc: spring chickens. l3c cheese;
Firm: stat emilk. common 10 specials,
= = n 14tsc; skins, common 10 specials
15Ei1Si4c
Eutter: Firm: receipts. l.4l0: cream
.ery extra, ale. state dairy tubs, - y
soc: Imitation creamery hrsts. 20 ~
eOlsc Eggs: steady. receipts. 1885.
nearby white fancy csc. nearby mixed
fancy, e3c. fresh iirsts, ESQ 25c.
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r. OF C. MEMBERSHIP
BOOST NOW TOTALS 444

Up TO noon Thursday. the member
ship contest inaugurated by the Board
OF Commerce, last Monday. had net
ted 444 new members. Thirteen OF
the Is committees al work, through
the chairman. reported total new
memberships as follows +. A Love-
ly, "a, a. y. Ewing, 40; c. Haines vii.
son. 60 Charles Bennett, 80; Ward
y. Choate. As; j. l.. Hudson, 80; G.
u. Pope, 3. Charles A. Hughes, 3; w.
A. Jackson, 4 G. \. Coppock. 3; h,
]. Hunt, T. y. VI. Gray, 4. The total
for Thursday was ll6. The contest
ends Friday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-07
SURPRISE PARTY FOR
CHAMP CLARK; HE'S G.

WASHINGTON, March T.--Speaker
Champ Clark encountered a regular
surprise party" in honor OF his sixty
second birthday when herwhacked his
gavel opening the session OF the
house today Members on both sides
applauded the Missourian, scores
came up TO shake hands and Rep.
Rainey. of Illinois. delivered glow
ing eulogy TO the house extolling the
speaker.
Former Speaker Cannon added his
testimonial declaring mo one wound
be more forceful" i'm the White House
than Clark.
Al times | have felt mis- opposition
keenly." said Uncle Joe, but his Is
manly contest he always strikes
above the belt.
Clark said he didn't get any birth
day presents.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-07
BUSINESS BRIEFS

Packard Motor Car preferred, which
has been previously quoted with ac-
crued dividend, on the Detroit STOCK
exchange, will hereafter be quoted
fiat, as the other stocks in the hst
are. The stock sold eS-dividend, We'd
nesday the regular quarterly dlvi-
dend OF Ia per cent being payable
March Is.
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lame. q. unu.her. Re.Ixn-.

Jnm,s - IlanaNcr- InV WCII-kNOWH
Detroit lumbcrman. has resigned as
rr-rv+rtrTr-
in which Detroit capital a. largely an
terCstsd ob recount 81 pressure OF
nthcr duties Tho directors have
elected T. 30. Koch. who ASSUMES the
presidency In addition 30. his duties as
geacrtl na ma ger The operations %
the company are lu New Mexico. The
company paid off SJU."oo in bonds aud
s3G. 600 10 Interest during IA" year
The stock is quoted on the Dctroit
stock exchange.
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S251, 900 ALLOWED TO
MICHIGAN FARMERS

WASHINGTON, March Con.
gresham Mclaughlin. OF MichisaG,
has obtained an appropriation OF S2al,.
600 for the betterment OF farm meth.
DDS in that state. This means that
two and perhaps three additional eN-
perts will he appointed TO carry or
the work
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CuIC,co pROnICE.

CHICAGO. March 7.--Butter: Extras,
30c. firsts. gee; dairy extras. Use; irsts,
zee Eggs: Prime frsts. 19l. Il9Lac:
nrsts lBlAc. Cheese: Skins. ia ~
l1lsc: young Americas, Il y a lSc. Live
poultry: Fowls. is a Is iac; ducks, l5m
IL NC: geese. 1OHl0lac; turkeys, l4n
l4i.c Potatoes: $l.05nl.10.
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MARKET TURNS UPWARD
AFTtRHEARtEfA DUttHESS
Price Changes Are Narrow in
First Hour, But Firm
Tone Sets In
\. y. sTocK MARkET-clo.e.

Am Ag Chem 5yr, Am - sugar -,
Anal Cop 7oh. Am & a. + 53ia, Am Cot
oil sSh, Am smelt rs, Am sugar he,
Am r a I las X. do pf IOi, Am Wool ~
$3.50, Anaconda 37ss, Atch l05bs, Bait
a. q iOS%. X 4 slh. Can Fac 23o.
Cen Leath 1874 DO pr SO. ches a. @ 743s,
Chino Cop 5%-Chi a. q w lSL, &, ~
a - + los, Chi & y 14lh, Col F a [
zsA. Con Gas 1924 Del a II 10. u \
re 2la, Dis Sec Cor '30As, Erie 80 !.
do list pf 54s.. do I'd pf I4is, Gen Flee
10f. CT Nor pr 1s2. CT Nor q ctr SO, Ills
Cent 1919 Int Met 49,. do pr IS, han
cts %, do pr eSS4, Leh Val l6OIs Louis
A \ 1856. VI, X a II 2s, do pr 6ls.. Leh
Nal 1CoLs, Louis & y 1864, NJ, h a. T
IS. do pf 81 a., ". - q - NJ 1876. Mo
Pee 40s,. y y G ll2S, y y . q w SGfa,
Nor a. ~ 109i., North Pac 1885, Penn
Il II l23A Press 81 Car 81, Ray Cons
1Tss, Read 1861. Rep ! & 1879. do ~
~. Rock Isl 23s4 DO IF 49t.. south pac
ies1s, south Ry 2eTs, do pr 74is, Tenn
Cor SSTs. Texas 25, Union pac l61 g. !
5 Rub com 4sa, L ; Steel CAS- 10 III
ll0is. u ) Bonds 1903, Nir-Car chem
49,. Utah Cop 5SA., Wabash s do pf
1sa. West Tn Tel si7s, West Mfg q
q N O pr IS.
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LIVESTOCK.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS

DETROIT March All grades 81
cattle easy hut about steady with last
week. outlook steady. Prices ranged
as follows. Choice steers, averagi z
from ] 600 10 100 pounds, AZ s6nS so.
choice handy killers. $45OMS.75: light
to good butchers steers and heifers
81 s0FI I40, common killers and fat
cows, $500 TO; Gamers COWS, Sls25 q
2.j0. common TO prime shipping bulls,
S3m415: light butchers and heavy sau-
sage bulls. 81 50u $50, stockcrs and
feeders, $250a $50 per cwt Mich
cows: steady at So a So; veal calves.
dull and lower at s5sgS15 per cwt.
sheep and lambs. Active and steady;
quality, fair; choice lambs So 50G $50:
light TO fair, So n 6.25; common To prime
sheep. S3G4.75: mixed sheep and lambs
Si5JT6. common killers. S2.15ft 3. 20 :
cults. $2m 200 per CwL Hogs: Dull,
but steady at last weeks prices; quail
ity. fair: prime mediums and fat york
ers. S6.35m as. light workers. and pigs.
s. IdM6 per cwt. ReCeiptss Cattle
T.Is55 calves, So; sheep. 6.5l0; hogs.
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CLEVELAND.
PRODUCE.

Receipts OF poultry this morning
We're tho best OF the week. and found
"A good palt-nf-N EStareiat-E tFt4t al >
still on hand ana unsold The dcMaa.l l..
outside OF the dresscrs, ~ not very
extensive and the market is acting
heavy The egg market in. the opinion
of good judges. has been going a little
too fast, and prices are lower than
actual conditions warrant Dressed
calves are easy In tone on the very
limited demand ana potatoes are a
shade easier IN tone. but no lower In
price
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nosroN coppER SHARE SALES.

Boston copper shares sales OF March
6. furnished by Hayden. stone Co:
Anal $40. Ariz Com ITO. Butte a. Corb
eco. Bohemia SIS, Cal & Ariz 4S2, ecu
ttnrial 10, Chino 4t5. Cont Zine 10, Cop
Range 499, DAILY West l2O, East Butte
4e7f Franklin 1880. GirouN $50. Granby
III Greene Can $50, Hancock $50. Helv
iSs. Indiana 325, Insp'n 100, Island
Creek rs. do IF 5O. Isle Royale 900, Kerr
Lake i4O. Keweenaw 1875. Lake Cop 80.
Ia Sale $50 Mason Nal $50 Mass Cons
$50. Mayfiower 25s5. Miami 90. Mohawk
s. New Cons %. New Arcad 1915, New
ldrfa 100. Nipfrsing Ito. North Butte
1tf! Ojibway ll25. Old Colony Mining
Els Old Dom $40. Pond Creek 80.
otincy So Ray Cons 215. shannon $50.
shat q Aria Ito. South Lake s, Sup Cop
15O. Sup A Bos 800. Trinity 2TO. Tu-
culpone i10. T. Smelt $50. do VI l2i.
Utah Apex $50, sItah CONS $50; Utah cop
~ WAN eco. s
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NEW YORK, March Some frac-
tionai recessions We're recorded at
The opening of the stock market to-
day, but the tone soon became strong
ard part OF the losses was regained.
III a. m.--Price changes were mar
row in the first hour.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds steady.
Noon--The market became active
and strong in the late forenoon.
stocks making material advances.
2 p. m.-Brisk advances occurred
in nearly all the leading stocks in
the afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-07

Herbert l.. Berdan, who for IL years
has been connected with the Old De
troit National bank. has resigned as
manager of the collection department
of that institution. and will join the
sales forces of the Burroughs ADDING
Machine Co. He will make specia'-
" OF the bank trade, being familiar
with the requirements in the bank
line
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-07

following prices for baled hay I'm car
lots. T. O. b. Detroit. No. l timothy.
ss9a zIc; No. 4 timothy. slS4 20: clover,
mixed. slSWl9: rye straw. $S.9O0S.
wheat and cat straw, $500 Loose
markets ranged from s2292e as to
Hides - No cured. .i2hc; M. 4
green, lO5sc; No l cured bulls. loo; No.
green, sc. cureu calf No. 4. i7c:
green calf No. 4. Ice per 10: horse
hides. No /, ssi6; No = ,;2ls' sheep
s siss ie as on 70 ON ~I islp. ise on ON on ;st
.4-r,...,u--e,s 81 = -Msssl-
nas, s5u $50 box.
Iimes-Sl "a 1875 doa.
OnIOps--T elbow 81 per Du: Span
ISL Ss.250 .. SO per crate. $3.50 per case:
Bcrniudas. $3.50 per crate.
ssSpi;" choice. ts.5c0s per crate:
Floridas. S3a3.75 per box.
Poultry No, 1, i1c H.; No.
.. re. fowls. i5W isc. No. ., i3G
l3iac. geese, l3M lac, ducks, young,
lTTlSc: turkeys 1SN igc per H.
Pinea pPIe--Floridas. $4,000 crate
Potatoes-CaI lots. track, Detroit
are selling at sl.0b9l .l0 blu; new Ber-
mudas. s2.5OJS per bu.
skins-Detroit buyers are bidding a.
follows: No skunk. s2.5o: 70. musk
Fat, 6Oc.
sweet Potatoes-Jerseys. kiln dried.
.S2109 per crate.
Neutrality-suspicious.. $3.50 per e-bas-
ket crate. s0g s5c per basket
TuIIow-No. l. 5Ac; No. ?. 4Ac 10.
WooI-Michigan unwashed wool for
southern central and northern sec
tions. -. y and " blood, 10 zoe; de-
laine unwashed, l6IlSc; common.
rough and fine. i4Qise h.: T. o. b.
country points
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contests M. Father,- viii.

George Murdoch Is contesting tho
will ~ his father. Guilford Murdoch,
in probate court Guilford MuTdock
left an estate valued at 100000. most
nj which is represented IN patents on
the Brush runubout The young man
was left 500 which Is TO be paid to
him at the rate OF 81 per month. The
balance OF the estate Went to Mrs.
MurdoCk and -year-old cliford, an
other son
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nosrnx- COPPER aIARI1ET-Close.

4 Adventure, "a Arizf Coml., 4la AA-
meek. eco: .Arcadlan. 8 - Allouez a. y
.A.Eoma. "a Bos. a. Corbin, rs Bay
state Gas, ii; Cactus, 10, Cal. a Ariz..
Ga Gal. A. Hecla, 4ol; Cent. 70 =
10 Hast BEtte-13tS First Natl, -
Franklin. IA; GlrouN, "a Goldte'd
cons, Ak; Granny. 36fi . Greene can
anca ~, Hancock, 3iia HelNeud,
1ioyHie $50; Kerr Lake. LIE: Lake,
9Tl.: Miami. 2lsi Mohawk, jIi9; Nov.
tCoHs., 2Gh; New. Utah 8, Sipissing,
lisa. North Butte. 2s7s; North Lake.
POM. 4afs Quincy. : "a Raven, = =
Ray Cons. 1Tlss shannon, l2S. south
Lake, ca Sup. Copper. s9ia super x
Boston. 39s; Tamarnck 30ig Unity
h. Utah Cons. l6ts Utah Copper, 5SEst
Il. =. Smelling, 3Sisi do pfd., iSiI: Vie
toria AZ. Winona, Z Pc Wyandottc,
III Mayf,owef III
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Markets AND FINANCE
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Receipts In the Detroit market on
Thursday Included 400 bbls OF hour. 1
~ aa4As&t et+r-t4,.f
WITHDRAWALS We're Loco bbls OF Hour,
i,cGL bu of oats. Stocks are 4s6.027 bu
OF v heatt 2O5.s50 bu Of corn, l2A,lTl bt
% oats, 1895 bu Of barley ana, 20. 4se
la Of rye
Receipts Of wheat Thursday. Winni-
peg 40 cars. against 223 cars year
ago; Kansas city, ears, against \.
Omaha. IA cars, ginst Minneapolis, 200
cars. against ga Dupmth, cars.
>, coo bu.
Argentine wheat shipments for the
week are estimated az $500 600 bu.
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000
hu against 334. goo bu year ago.
Exports OF wheat and Hour Thurs
day. 5000 bu
Liverpool wheat closed 4 I'D and
corn = q Id higher.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
TOLEDO, O., March Wheat cash.
SEPT. 977,c. Corn: Cash. 6sIac; May.
I2f4c: July I27sc; Sept. E3c, OATS:
Cash and MGN, - itc; July, 3OA. sept,
43Ssc, Rye Cash e3c Cloversecd:
Cash, March and Aprn. sl265; No. :.
Sl2.t5, No. .. sl9.So; rejected. sll.90.
Alsikc: cash and March. sls.15. Tim
othy: Cash and March. So so Butter
eSSs ana hay unchanged
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO, March Opening Wheat.
IN changed: July up lsc oats NAV
Bni July AZ lee. Provisions lower
Noon--N heat: May down igc; July
down sc. Corn: May down sc; july
dopn - c. oats May down Sc; July
Gown &c Close-W heat: May down
l.c July down sc. Corn May down
JGiy dow down NV ~ i" provisions low owe '"'
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

nutter - Extras. soc; firsts. 29c ID,
dairy. 2ic: packing stock, zoe 10.
EREs-Current receipts. cases In
chlIed. isc per doZ. Market easy. Re-
ceipts. Wednesday. 500 cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-07

r. G., BANNED & Bro, Marine city
merchants, have filed voluntary pc
tition in bankruptcy in the Uni'ed
States district court. Debts are list
ed at $4,000. with assets in the same
amount
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-07

net profits for the year were Sl,3l2,-
052 and dividends paid amounted TO
sS25,000. The surplus for the year
was S4S1,0 52, and the total surplus
amounts 10 $G,007.2l9
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AppleS-S2.75V3.75 per Dbl.
Bnnnnns-Good shipping stock, $50
G2.25.
Bsans-Dried Lima. 7Q7ho ID.
California Fruits - Grape TokayA


tl15W2 per box.
Celery --Florida, S45og5 per crate I:
lq LIS per doz.
CnuIInOwer-75 lS5c bu.
Cabbase-39 sac pee ID.
CLeese--Michigan flats, 1871 6lec:
late made. liza WlSc; New York hats.
J9glgl5c; cheddars, 19c. domestic
Swiss, l94 22c. block Swiss, lS02Oc:
imported Swiss, 29Q3lc: Llmburger.
IL q q l9c; brick cheese. 2oR2lo 10.
CraBbeEricS-Late Howes. $3.50 per
bu: $3.50 per Dbl.
Dates-Persian new. So 46c per 10 !,
Fards. 10Q1Ohc per 10.
Dressed CalNes-Fancy, IL 0l2c; COM
mon, 7Ii0c 10.
Dressed Hogs Light TO medium.
iikc; heavy. G16ho Id.
Figs-Imported new. il816c per Id:
California, 2Jc Id.
Finnnn Haddies-30-lb. boxes, 91llc
pet To.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumbers. hot
house, 81. % 2 80 per doz. lettuce. hot
house l0Mllc per III head lettuce
g. 80 doz, onions, i2is c doz; green pep.
peTs, 75c basket: carrots, So a 90c bu:
sEallOts 9OcH 81
GTa.e Frmt-Florida. s5.50QT.
GrRpes-MaIagas. seas bbs.
Honey Fancy white lSsf l9c. am
Der, ismlGc: extracted. 100 lie 10.
Hap Detroit shippers are paying the
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FoREiex Exchange.
LNrM YonIx noNEY.

||.NEW YORK, March Mooney on
MIli 90 per cent. Time money ga
80 rent for stx months bar silver
|ldon. eST. pence. New York. 5sSc
IlInAnd sterling t4.S12@
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ADVICE TO INVESTORS
By Flnancs

In
TO
that VIII
nc In nnyth thai
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JoBBING PRICES.

JoBBING PRICES.
Cenned Geods-Apples. gals. $3.50.
baked beans lib. 500 coo: Lima beans.
standard. SIC. Table beets, sl.254 lao.
Peas: Fancy. early June sl.S5; stand
srd; 81: soaked; 500 zoe. salmon,
reds. sa.tO: Alaska pinKs. sl.2o. Toma-
toes slIOQl.50; succotash. 3l01.25
per doz. Peas: Marrowfat. sl.l5; early
Juce. sI.25; sifted early June. sl.tS per
F-ed-Johbing prices in fee-lb. sacks
Bran. s2s coarse niddlings, SIS; nne
mlddllngs. S32: coarse corn meal and
cracked corn. $50: corn and cat chop
FIonr-Jobblng prices; Bss. Michi.
Straight sia5: pure rye. $500: spring
pa Mar, sS.o ssT oh san Ssse plain
annealed wire. So per cwt.: galvanized
barbed wire. 3225 per spool; salvan-
ized sheets. IS gauge, - per 9 GSt:
polished. 80 per doz. black sheets. ~
per cwt; carriage bolts. small 20 per
cent OF; large. 90 per cent on list:
machine bolts, small; 20 per cent on;
OIL Raw linseed. tJG. boiled lin
seed. 7ic. Diamond headlight kero-
sene. &c: perfection, 9hc; Eocene. l3c
tine. IN Dbl lots. 6Sc per gal.
Trovisions-Mess pork. SO: family,
si1mlS5O; medium. clear. $3.50 III;
hams l3c; briskets. ga q l0hc; Shout
ders 9l.c: picnic hams, SC; bacon. llA
q &c; ;aId. IN tierces s1sc' kettle rem
dercd. lOizc H.
Sugurs-Corrected daily by w. IL
Edgar a SON: Crystal domlnoes. ? lbs.
1920: do 30 lbs. $50; EaSle taSiets,
s7.65: cut loaf. s7.l5; cubes. sS.5o:
XXXN powdered. SEQ: standard pow
dered. s655: granulated. extra coarse,
$6.25: do nne in bulk. s6.15: do 25-ib.
cottons, $3.50; diamond A. y6.25; con-
sails: No 3. ;6l0; No. 4 s6.05: No. 4
Sc. No. 6. 1876; No. 7. $500; No. s.
1855: No. 9. $3.50: No. 10. s5.7k; No. II.
$3.50; No. Il. $5.65: No. 10, $500: No
dered. 5-lb. cartons, Is to case. $50;
do lib. cartons. As to case. 81 per 400
lbs
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1T Is desire follow along the lines Of conservative
should advise buy more STOCK In the Gen
this company represents simply
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EAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Cunning ~ stevens Live stock Report.

EAST BUFFALO, y. y, March -
Cattle: Receipts two cars; market,
good prime 1900 TO l,46e-tb. steers, 81
tU1.25; good prime 1000 to l.300-lb.
steers, $6.50a1 best LOO 10 l.20O-lo.
shipping steers. S6.25I $50 medium
butcher steers, i. 900 TO 100 lbs. 1925
90. light butcher steers, $450M );
best fat cows. IS q $50. fair TO good do,
50 q 80; common TO medium do, 50. %
&, 3.I5; trimmers, S2.50g3; best fat heif-
ers $6M6.5O; good fat heifers, s4.75 -
8 IS: fair 10 good do. 81 ESQ l. S. stock
heIfers, 81. IS q ). so; best feeding steers,
donorned. s4.5og475' common feeding
steers. s3.50G4; stockers. ALI grades,
81 5uH4: prime export bulls, s5.50G6;
best butcher bulls, $685.; bologna
bulls, s4Ml.50; stock bulls. 80. 20 q 4;
best mil .ers and springers, s4S q 80;
common 10 good do. $50 80.
Hogs: Receipts, 20 cars; market.
steady; heavy, s6S5a69O. workers.,
s6S5m 6.9ei pigs. s625
strong; top lambs s73o@7.5o: year
llngs. sG@6,25 wethers s5.25n5.5O;
ewes. S41565.
Calves: $5d $50
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO. y. T.. March -
Cattle Receipts, so head. market
quiet and steady. prime steers $4,000
Receipts. zoo head. market. active and
steady; Gull u choice. s6n $50. Sheep
ard lambs: Receipts. 5000 head. mar
ket. active; choice lambs. sI.25M7.5O.
c'lll 10 fair. s5,5oa5, yearlings s5.754
CTS: sheep. s3M565. Hogs; Receipts,
; +cc head market, active and steady:
workers., $6.s9mG.9o; pigs. s6.l5a6.25.
mixed. $3.50 a $50: heavy, s6.75m6.s5:
roughs. s550@6 80; stays. s5955O.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO,
March Hogs: Receipts, $4,000; mar
ket. dull aud Ice lower; mixed and
butchers. s6.206650. good heavy. S625
n. u so, rough heavy So a 49, light
Sc 20n6.47ia pigs, s4.BQ@ 6.20. Cattle:
Receipts. 1900; market. steady; beeves.
So SS5. cows and heifers, s.. 25H6.7O;
stockers and feeders. siivg615i Tex
ans S470mG; calves. sea- $50. sheep:
LeGeLnGs =. 900 Daarket-- SieAdN-natluA,
S2.75TI $50. western. sid5.55. lambs,
S56715. western. s0.50T 73j
.. CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, o., March Hogs:
Receipts . 900 head. 81 1Oc lower.
pigs So ncRvies and mediums. $500
CSC. mixed, workers. and lights. S6SG.
Cattle 10, sipts, > ears, steady SheeA
anu lambs: Receipts, cars $40 top.
calves Receipts, 200 head $s.25 Top.
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Notes held by the defunct ALBION
National bank are the chief liabilities
listed in the petition in bankruptcy
OF Charles f. Ashdown, clothing
merchant OF Albion. The petition Is
Gled because suits Vere expected TO
recover under these notes. One note
for 81 900 the petitioner says he did
not sign. The total liabilities list
ed are SHIP and the assets S3O,Soi.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices reported by Hayden.
one * Co, March ::
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ed are $ll,ll2 ana the assets soV'oof'
The Iron Silver Mining Co, shows
a surplus earned in 1911 or 49,
639 in addition to 100000 paid out
In dividends. The surplus reported
on Dec. 81, after proper deductions,
was 1856. 29O. The operation for the
wear produced a smaller tonnage than
1910. but the ore was OF higher grade
and the returns were, therefore,
higher. The Iron Silver Mining Co,
is largely owned by Detroit capital.
lists. The stock is quoted at $3.50
100 on the Detroit Stock Exchange.
The creditors Of Newton Annis, the
furrier who recently made an assign
ment, will meet Monday morning be,
fore Referee in Bankruptcy Lee T.
Joslyn. 10 act on proposed settle
ment al GO cents on the dollar. II Is
claimed that a large majority OF the
creditors have accepted the terms.
The claimants will get 20 per cent in
cash at once, and the remainder in
rotes payable during the fur season
next wear The business Will remain
under the management of Mr.. Annis,
but the title will be held by the
claimants.
The annual report of the American
Radiator Co. shows total net assets
OF S9,699.359 on Feb. l. additions dGr.
ing the year being $161,5 and de
auctions for depreciation $4,000. The