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The Detroit times., 1912-02-14

cheapest meat for the laboring man
20 buy Sheep and lambs are coming
freely in all markets and mutton and
lambs are selling at moderate prices.
Either other kinds of meat must go
up or beef must come down, before
long.
Fresh mutton and lamb are meet.
ing With broad demand the country
over: in fact, the rank and file OF
the people are eating these meats In
larger quantities than during any pre-
ceding winter for many years. The
demand for these meats Is strong and
steady, as witness the promptness
with which market gains are made
whenever arrivals drop below normal.
Live stock values are held down nov, ,
just as they were at this time last
year. by sheer weight of receipts,
which are so Per cent larger than was
expected by those best acquainted
with the trade.
The demand for Wool continues
strong and active, except for old
clips. which are dull and slow sale.
An active demand Tor store sheep,
from farmers and ranchmen who wish
to get back into the business, exists,
and bids fair to grow much more inn
perative as spring approaches and
the feeding period draws to close
The January run of hogs, the coun'
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Banks and Trust Companies.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Feb 14.--Close: VI heat
went 10 pieces on Tuesday because of
heavy receipts at home and abroad.
The movement in Argentina had "a
bearish influence abroad. On Wednes-
day Liverpool hesitated about going
lower and tire steady tone there had a
strengthening effect in the American
markets.
Although Argentine exports were on
liberal scale, the Buenos Ayres mar
ket closed at n net advance for the day
OF isM lc which was taken as the
cause OF Liverpoofs failure TO keep on
-the-down- grada---- l2arliR- R-lIl+i - 3lsda-
-pesth were bot ha little higher. The
the failure OF the northwestern crop
movement TO live up To expectations
The theory OF short spring wheat sup
plies caused dealers To be bullish, but
the movement has been disappoint-
ingly large. so large to force a break
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JoBBING PRICES.

Canned Goods-Apples, gals, 50 SO;
baked beans. 1-lb.. SOC soc; Lima beans,
81 Ql.25. Corn: Fancy Name. $40:
staDuard. 90c Table beets. sl26Gl.40.
Peas: Fancy. early June, sl.35; stand
ard. 81; soaked. 5oa7oc salmon.
sockeye, tail. S2.35; fat. s2.4o, Alaska
reds. s2.10; Alaska pinks. Sl.20. Toma-
toes. S1.i041.50; succotash $l9I.25
per doz Peas: Marrowfat. $ll5; early
June. sl.25: sifted early June sl.45 per
doz
Feed-Jobbing prices In l00-lb sacks:
Bran. s2s; coarse middhngs. s2s; fne
miduiings $32; coarse corn meal and
cracked corn. $50: corn and oat chop.
S27 per ton.
FIour-Jobbing prices: Best Michi-
gan patent. $4S5; second patent, $3.50;
straight, S4.25; pure rye, $3.50. spring
patent. $500 per bbl in wood.
Iiardware-Nails. s225 base; plain
annealed wire, So per cwt; galvanized
barbed wire saa e5- per Spool safran-
tied sheets. 2s gauge. 50 per cwt.
single bit axes bronZed. $3.50 per doz;
polished. 50 per doz, black sheets, 50
per cwt: carriage bolts. small, 20 per
cent OFF; large, go per cent OFF list: ma
chine bolts. small, 20 per cent off:
large 60 per cent off list.
OIL - Raw lnseeu. I7c; boiled lin
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seed, zoe; Diamond headlight kero-
sene. 9c; PERFECTION, 9hc: Eocene
l3c Crown gasoline, l3c per gal.
turpentine. in bbl lots, SIC per gal.
Provtsions-Mess pork, $3.50: fam
lily. Sl7u19: medium. clear, $l6Q
u 90: smoked hams; lSglshe; dry
lSMc: lard. In 'tierces. y%c: kettle
rendered. 10Ac per 10.
Sugars-Corrected daily by W. H.
Edgar 4 Son: Crystal domiroes, lbs,
So: do 5 lbs, $3.50. Eagle tablets. $7.45;
cut loaf. ss.95: cubes. $3.50; xxx
powdered, S6.40. standard powdered.
$6.35; granulated extra coarse, s6.05.
do fine in bulk. S5.95; do 25-lb cottons,
So; diamond a $s.O5; confectioners a,
$3.50: No. /, S5.s5. No. 2, s5.95; No. 3.
$3.50: No 4, $5S5: NJ .. $3.50: No. 6.
s5.75: No. Z $50; No 8. s5.s5; No. 9.
$3.50; No 10, 81 30; No, II $5.5e; No. II,
$3.50; No. 10, s5.55; No. II. $3.50: No. l2,
s5.40; household powdered. bib. car
tons, is to case. $3.50: do lib. cartons,
rs TO case. 81.
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LIVESTOCK.
EAST BUrFALO-Openisg.
MAINTAIN A steyens' Live stock Report.

EAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dunniag a stevens Live stock REPORT
EAST BUFFALO. n. ", Feb. a..
dull: best 400 to i.soO-lb. steers
81 gOns; good prime 1900 10 1.4O0-lb.
steers. s6i50T.25: good prime i,200 q
I.30O-lb. steers. s6.oOqS.s9; best hlyS "a,
TO i,2OO-lb. shipping steers. ss,ss @SIi
medium butcher steers, 1000 TO i,iV
lbs, s5 5s5q6; light butcher steers. tt.ss
W5. best fat cows. si.I6Wo.oO' Iair
ynun=duy-ttarI Su==rnnnnn 80 "a nru,ns. q 7s.
best fat heifers. S6.50q6,s5' good iat
heifers. si75@6.25. fair to good 40.
Sa.2baA60: stock heifers. wss9,
eeSt feeding steers, ts5s. aehoss saSsrs ssso%Y;
stockers. all grades, sS,5OHa prime
expert bulls. S5.5O@6; best butcher
bulls. sb@5 20: bologna bulls, stWtov;
sprinsers. sabq5s; common to good
Hogs: Receipts. Is cars; market.
steady, heavy; sS.sO; workers. 'O'oo0
sheep and Lambs; Receipts; IS cars.
market slow; top lambs. $6.IbYSs0;
yesrlings, $505.75: wethers. $4zoV
i.st ewes. ,s500L
Calves; s5Wl0.
EAST BuFFALc-Ciose.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Feb IL
Cattle; Receipts. 100 head; market,
slow and steady; prime steers, V@s;
butcher grades, $3W6.75 Calves: Re-
ccipts. so head. market. active. steady:
Gull to choice. $6GJ10 Sheep and lambs:
Receipts. 5000 head; market slow and
steady: choice lambs. S675n6 80; Gull
TO fair. s5.25 a $50; yearlings. $645.75:
sheep. s2G46o Hogs: Receipts, 1850
head. market, active and steRdy; york
ers s6.40a660. pigs, $625: mixed,
Se.5t m6.6O. heavy, s6.50dI $50: roughs.
s. 5Ou5,s5. stays. $5q5.S5.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO.
Feb. 1f-Hogs: Receipts. $4,000; mar
ket dull and weak; mixed and butch
ers s59Od6 625: good heavy. $4,000
627h; rough heavy $500 a eos: light.
S5sOm615 pigs. s4.25G $50. Cattle:
Receipts. 155o0: market. steady;
beeyes s47O0560, cows and heifers,
s21e@6.5O: stockers and feeders. $50
mG: Texans. $460M 5.75. calves. 1919 y
s50 sheep: Receipts. $4,000; market.
steady. native, sa15ai,70, western.
So 4Om4T5. lambs. s4,25@ $50; western.
$iCO@ 500.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o.. Feb. 4.-Hogs:
Receipts, 1000 head; steady; heavies
and mediums. S6t1. mixed, lights and
workers., s6.45: pigs. Sc Cattle: Re
ceipts. 10 cars steady TO lbc lower.
sheep ard lambs: Receipts, 10 cars:
$6.e5 top. Calves: Receipts. loo head;
t9.5u top,
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NEW YonK sTOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Webber < Co. Feb. IA: After show OF
strength In the early trading the mar
ket receded fractionally with a number
OF stocks losing all the gains made in
the frst quarter OF the hour. And
some issues yielding TO slightly below
Yesterdays closing range, The ad-
vances made were at and just after
opening and were helped greatly by
purchases of 10000. chiefly OF Union
Paci6c and u. S. Steel for London:
There was also SOME covering OF
shorts that had the effect OF forcing
the more active issues up sharply.
when this foreign buying ended there
was an absence Of demand at the ad-
vances which had been established. A
feature of the last hour was American
sugar Refining. which advanced y and
Great Northern Ore and Canadian "a
cifc continued in good demand.
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET-CIo.e.

Adventure, z: Ariz. Coml., a Arcad-
Ian. "a; Allouez, 39% Bos. & Corbin.
fH Hay State Gas. 20; Butte Coalition.
11h: Bohemia. 5-1s; CAL a Ariz., GO;
Cal n Hecla, 420: Chief 81. Chino,
26N: Copper Range. 51h; DAILY West
Sc Davis DAILY. So; East Butte, I2Ts .
first National, az; Franklin, i3;
oironx. 4ik; Goidfleld Cons. AZ; Gran
cock Han: Indiana, IL; Inspiration.
lS4: Isle Royale, 23A Kerr Lake, q;
bahes ssts- Mass--2&; Michigan. q Mo-
hawk. 90; Nev. Cons 1S%; New. Ntah,
ons sesss'nE ccspsT SSgjS SIjsway sntts 20; Old
Dom. 43A Osceola, 10; Quincy. 76;
Ray Cons. 1gL; shannon. az super.
Copper, 2bts; Super. A. Boston. ca !:
Inmaraek, IS. Trinity. "a utah cons !,
15H: do pfd., f7h Victoria, AZ Win
pna. ex. Wolverine. 90; wyandotte.
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TRACTION ISSUES STRONG
OTHER STOCKS ARE DULL
Market Recedes Fractionally
Shortly After Opening and
Dullness Continues
81. I. sroCk MARKET-ciose.

Am Ag Chem 59A. Am y sugar 90 90,
ANAL Con e4K. Am G e. + ia An
a., OH lsiI. Am Loc 80. do pf 1o4h,
Am snleit IL, Am sug 1ls%, Am T I
ifoH, Am rob pr 1861, Am Wooi 9ess'
40 pf sek, Anaconda 35k, Atcn iVpas'
Halt d o'i02k, Il + 77%. Can Fac
zzs5s, Cen Leath ls%. do pl ssH; PayI payI
7nfsx chi q INVEST 141Is, Con Gas
x.iH isa. Corn Prod 10. u & X g -;
Dis sec cor IS ", Erie 81 do rs Isl ~ ~
Nor pf iso%. CT Nor ore ctf ssS, Ills
Cent is5A: II. Net lIss ,E2 &c 4, pf Louis SSif;
= Nash fbaIS. M. X Il T 2s7s, NJ, 81
4 81 Ste NJ Il 1921, No Pae ss@; Nat
Lead 5sTs, n y c l10h Nor Wsst ,9s
1854. North Pac 117+. Penn pasd "a
PED q q c 1861, Ray Cons leE. head
1864, Rep, & Steel 1885, saRfS Rock Rs ssi"nS ss,
do nf 5ssI. Texas 21si. Union Pacinc
lSs&. . ) Rub com Hs lac: ,oaS. = Srfs 1Ttsh
30 q !. do pf los, Z $ Bonds l95,s' xvss,
COP s5 4 Wabash III. do pf is1s' west
I,nfon Tel S3H.
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appears TO have been "A little prema-
ture. Quite number OF ears OF south
western eggs, consigned 10 this mar
keL are being held M OF the Way
somCwhcrC, and the markets eveTS
where are stinening ugnin. Receipts
OF poultry were the best az the week
but az that were not largs Dressed
calYes NYcre- in halter -snpnlN-lha do
UTHUd ana TUfcu no nerrCr riIaH steauy
and POTATOES are ctal aud inclined 20
be easy.
AFPpis,;C5::ssggssssSS per Doi; western boz
hrnanas-Geod shipping stock. si.sc
Q22S
nrans-pried Lima. 7g7se 10.
California Fruits - Grape Tokays.
CrIsry-Home-g grown. SO@45c per
doz; California. s675 per crate.
CnuHhower--I5 "a s5c bu:
Cabbage-Sc per 10.
1n.css-MIchiean nats. lS4lsc: late
made, l79lTlac: New York nats. lsc;
chedards, is &c, domestic SWISS, lyg
22c. block Swiss. lsG lsc' imported
Swiss, 29W3lc. Limburger, la lsc;
brick cheese, goa sle;
Cranberrles-LAts Howes $3.50 per
bu, $500 per Dbl
Dates = Persian. new. &C Id: Fards'
Dressed Caives-Fancy, 991Oc; COM
mon. 64Sc 10.
Dressed Hogs-Light 10 medium
lac. heavy, 6@6hc ID
EIgs-Imported, new. llWloc per 10
California. 25c 10.
Finnan Haddies-9h 9l0c Id.
Eresh Vegetables - Cucumeers. not
house. $l.504l.1O' lettuce, hothouse'
l5c ID: head lettuce. $3.50 doz. onions.
i2isc doz: green peppers. $3.50 per D.
bsket crate 6oc per basket; carrots.
&66t9Oc bu; shallots. S0@S5c; wax
beans, So. 5Of1 100 per bu.
Grape Fruit--FIorIda, S9.5O4I
SbQlS Dbl
HOpey-tancy white, l9W2Oc; am
-bar, l.niSe. extracted, lO4 lie 10.
Hay-Detroit Shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay in car
lots, r. o. b. Detroit: No. / timothy.
,2OG2l: No. timothy. $40 20; clover.
mixed s1s4ls; rye straw. $500 ~:
wheat and oat straw. ssQss0 Loose
markets ranged rrom $22@26 as TO
Hide. - No cured, i2hc; No. /
green, iOhc; No. / cured bulls. loc: No.
1 green. &C; cured caII, No l. l.c,
gSs So Ssf NS . Ne Ne s'i ,ass .S sSsss
skins. as 10 wool 2ScQtl.60: No. .
hides. 1c Off on kip. !As on ON ear
Lemons-california. s6qS.25: Messi-
mas, Ss.5096 box.
Iimes-Si l.25 doz.
Nu1.-Hickory nuts, large. si9l.2s.
shenbarks &c 10; butternuts. hci
black walnuts, tsc. per Id.
Ouions--Yellow. sl.76 per bu; Span
$3.50 per crate.
Oranges-California navels, fancy, 81
I375; choice. S2.bOuS per crate; Flori-
das, S3g3.75 per box.
Poultry y--Springs, No. l. lac lb.; No.
., lie; fowls. l2c' No. ., loc; geese,
a i3c: ducks. young lag l5c; turkeys,
is n Ice: dressed geese. 14a l5c; ducks
Is017c. chickens, - y a lie; hens, l2is
QI3c per Id.
Pinenppies-Floridas $45095 crate.
Potatoes Car lots. track. Detroit.
are selling at s1Ql.05 bu; new Ber-
nudas, $250g3 per bu
skins-Detroit buyers are bidding as
rat. soc.
straw berries-35 q 40c quart box
sweet Potatoes-Jerseys. kiln dried
$2.10@2.20 per crate.
Tomatocs-E'loriua. $3.50 per 6-bas-
ket crate. so q S5c per basket
TaIiow-No. 1. sac, No. 3. SIC 10
WooI-Michigan unwasned wool for
southern. central and northern sections.
y. z and u blood. 10000; delaine.
unwashed. 164lSc; common. rougn
and tne. 14qlsc' lb: T. o. b. country
points
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NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-The stock
market opened fairly active, although
some slight recessions in number OF
issues were recorded. After fifteen
minutes OF trading the market devet
oped steady tone.
II 4. m:-After the early strength
The market receded fractionally.
Noon-Outside of The tractlon
stocks which were exceptionally
strong. the market was dull
.. m.-Trading in the afternoon
VAS small with price changes uuim-
portant.
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cmoaeo PROVISION MARKET.

CHICAGO. Feb. Ii.--Butter: Extras.
32c:. arsts. sic; dairy extras, soc; hrsts.
2sc. Eggs Prime firsts. s5c; frsts slis
D. 3eIsc Cheese: skins. iG%Vl3c:
young Americas. f7K df7Hc. Iota-
toes: g5ow3f Live poultry Fowls, i3
u13lkc: ducks, i5h v feJsc; gecx,, II
812o; turkoyss l49lSe.
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Reported for The Times by Paine.
Webber q ce.. feb. IA. London metal
market opening quiet; spot and fu-
lures, unchanged The Boston market
opened active and higher this morning
with most OF the good copper stocks
up q 70 VI per share, Amalgamated
~ leading In the advance, now q.
The demand for the metal seems TO be
Improving. now selling freely around
14as TO I4lS
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Markets AND FINANCE

Colony mining have resumed their ac-
iivity and both show advances OF =.
record. later at 80. North Butte mas
been firm around 26k Lake came OUT
at 30. Chino and Ray have been both
qutet with pEiceS mechanical Other
departments OF ITIrfet ara very d1II.
Island Creek Coal sole =. i4A, gain
OF y point.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.


NEW YORK Feb. 14-Flour: Dull
and unsettled. Pork; Firm; mess s17.25
al so Lard: Easy. middle west spot.
S9a910 Sugar; Raw. firm; centrifu-
gal 96 test. s4.73; muscovado, 50 test.
s423 refined. firm; cut loaf sc. 40
6 So crushed. $500 $40: powdered.
s. 7t@5.S0; granulated. $3.50 q 8. ..
Coffee: Rio No. { on spot. I4i4c. Tai
low: Steady; city. &c; country. Ga 6isc.
Hay. Steady; prime. 81 81; No. 3. 81 %
0I.1O: clover. s1G1.20. Dressed poul :
try: steady: turkeys. 12n 2lc: chick
ems 121s@24c; fowls, ls9 Ice: ducks
lie n 22c Live poultry: Fairly active:
geese 1291sc; ducks, 15mlsc fowls
aisc: spring chickens. 12i9 M13c.
Cheese: Dull. but firm: state milk.
common to specials. 14L a IL &c; skins.
common to specials. ~ Sr1413c. But
te4A.-o oIie+ -raeaipts- E-El1 = -creanaerv Y
extra SsI- a sc; state dairy tubs, % ~
3&c: Imitation creHmery nrsts. =, y
27kc Eggs Firm: receipts. 11S05:
nearby white fancy l0c: nearby mixed
fancy. 35n36c: fresh firsts. s6d 3sc.
Job Printing Done Righr. Times
yDrtvftuv 20 TX Tnhn at
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nosroN coPPER LET-rEns.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
stone 4 Co. Feb. a.; The Boston rop-
per- share market continues 10 snow
1ffhf tnderlying strength but the
|t&I(ng n not attended with any ac-
<||III stocks like CRANKY. Isle
|<DIoI<. ofceola ana Tamarack arc each
point hishe< Naynower and Old
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-EXtras, S2c: hrsts. soc h.;
dairy. 2ic. packing stock. 23c 10.
EgEs-Current receipts, cases In
cluded, 34c per doz. Market firm. Re-
ceints on Wednesday. 34S cases. IS
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK MONEY.
NEW YORK Feb. 14.--Money on
call: ga per cent Time money: IA
per cent for six months Bar silver:
London. 27N pence; New York. soc.
Demand sterling: $i.s7.l5q q 4S72O.
The Toledo ShipbuildinS Co has Just
closed a contI,.~S for the construction
of two steel bulk freighters OF Wei
land canal size FOR service along IN,
Atlantic coast The first will be de-
livered In August and the second In
october. The boats will cost about
$25O.O00 each.
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CHIC AGO GRAIN-Op-n,ns.

CHICAGO, Feb. l4.--Wheat: May ane
July up Ac. Corn: May and July un-
changed oats: May unchanged: July
up Isc Provisions steady.
Noon-Whfat: May up ssc: July up
Lc Corn: May up sc, July up i,c.
Oats: May and July up nc.
Close--Wheat: May UP iac: July up
sc. Corn; May and July up sc oats:
May up Ac; July UP &C. Provisions:
steady.
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BOSTON CURB.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone a. Co. Feb. Il:
Open. High. Low. 1s AN.
Bay State Gas. % 22 % %
First National. 3L 2H 2I 9K
Galdaeld- Cons. Az 4ls IE--4E,
Inspiration -. ls& 1874 1sS 1855
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ADVICE TO INVESTORS
By Finance

EsrdinE the white Iron
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TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

TOLEDO, Feb. 14-Wheat: Cash.
$3.50; May. Slo2%: July. 97l2c: Sept,
96iac. Corn: Cash, 67c; Nav. zoe: July.
so = G; sept. 70i4c. Oats: Cash. 90 Y c;
May. 55c. July. 5O%c: Sept, 44c Rye:
Cash. SIC. Cioyerseed: Cash and Feb.
SI4' Mar. s1I.05: No. g $3.50: No 2.
Si3.4O; rejected, Sl310. Alsike: Cash.
$3.50: Mar. $13 55. Timothyseed:
Cash 81, Mar, $7.05. Butter. eggs and
hay. I-nchn ntvnl
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OF "a in the Minneapolis market on
Tuesday. Al the same time there was
weakness OF cash prices in the south +.
west and holders got in a hurry 70 sS,l
aud SET short. This put the market IN
good position 10 advance Tor lhs
short line was greatly increased and
weak longs had been shaken out Fhe
three. points now being watched Iif
the Argentine movement minneapolis
receipts and the cash demand at hi-
caGo.
Wheat was frm early and moved NJ
Sac for the futures. later losing iAe OF
~ and closing iac higher. cash wheat
grains aud seeds were steady.
Wheat quotations; Cash No. req.
2Iisc asked; MAY opened withou'
change at sl.os, moved up. 20 sl.o2 =
and declined TO SI02A and closed AZ
STo2ts July opened at zoe. advanced
10 S6S.c and declined 10 s6i.c and
closed al 96isc, No. l white, 80 lsc
Coarse grain quotations; Corn-Cash
No. 3. 66isc: No. yellow. | ear az
s5Ise: No. 4 yellow ears at 66c, oats
standard > ears az 3hgc' No .
white. Sc Rye-Cash No. .. 95c. Beans
Immediate prompt and February
shipment. s2.42: March. ss.iS; May.
1t sli: March, sli; sample. bags az
$l3. 40 at Sl2s0. % at S1l.75; prime
alsike. sl3e5: sample alsike, l3 bags
at si2.5O. az $iO.25. Timothy seed
Prime spot. 80 bags at 81.
Receipts In the Detroit market We'd
n6 sday included 1000 bbls of Hour. 20
cars Of corn and cars OF oats With
dFa walls were -Aan- -bbls of -four. 1.251 bu
of wheat. i7.1S3 bu OF corn and 2.4i1
bu of oats Stocks are 5l6.S70 hu OF
wheat. 203 500 bu OF corn. 245.09s bu OF
osts and 22.7S0> >bu of rye.
Liverpool wheat closed I'D lower 20
isd higher and corn I'D lower
The worlds visible supply OF wheat
decreased 5000 900 bu last week
Wheat receipts on Wednesday: Min
nea polls. 1917 cars. against IL wear
ago, Duluth. Al cars, against III; Win
RfFeg, ~ ears, against Gs. Sc. Leuis-
$4,000 bu. against $4,000 bu Kansas
City, Sc cars. against %; omaha. 36
cars, against 6.
Primary wheat receipts were b66.0O0
-sr-,afrrst-+s4- -.a9- -btF-ss sas.F-aGsy-
Exports of wheat and -four Wednes-
day sSt 0OO btf
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BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
stone q Co, Feb. IA:
- Omen. High. Low. IL An
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job Printing Done RIght. Time.
prs-ttny 60. 1S Tohn Y at
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ST te and Griswold
BUSINESS MEN

Us II feasible for business men TO buy
Stocks7 IL SO. what methods should
they follow In order to be successful?
A booklet by Roger W. Babson treats
OF this subject and will be ma lied gratis
Address Compiling Offices OF the
Bahson Statistical Organization
q, Wellesley Hills. Massachusetts
Largest orRspi-afioe of ts class In u. O.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-14

E White Iron Lake Iron Co. de-
upon which the shares offered to
The Detroit times., 1912-02-14
PRODUCE.

The market showed but few price
changes this morning and Tor the mid
die of the week Was only moderately
active. The decline I'm the ,gg market
appears TO have been little prema-
turc. quite a number OF ears OF south
western eggs, consigned 10 this mar
ket, are being held NJ OF the way
somewhere, ana the markets every
whore are stiffening again. Receipts
OF poultry were the best az the week,
but ~ that were not Large Dressed
calYeS Mere in -hettsr- -snpnlt- than do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-12
Officers Elected.
SHOT BY DEPUTY SHERIFF.
Will Hansbrough Alleged to Have
Resisted Arrest Near Rosslvn.

Will Hansbrough, who resides near Fort
Myer. and who is lumber handler at
Murphy & Ames' yard near Rosslyn Va,
was shot yesterday afternoon by Deputy
Sheriff Palmer of Alexandria county
The shooting, 1t is stated. occurred while
HansbrouTh was resisting arrest. The
wounded ma was taken in Palmer's au-
tomObile TO Georgetown University Hos
pital, where it was explained today that
his wound, while causing severe pain, is
not dangerous.
According to the deputy sheriff he was
endeavOring to place Hansbrough under
arrest, when the latter asked If he had
the proper warrant. Learning the officer
did not have the necessary paper, the
deputy sheriff stated. Hansbrough broke
from his grasp and started to run Then
the officer drew his revolver and fired one
shot The bullet took effect under Hans
brough's right shoulder.
The alleged Offense for which Hans
brough was wanted. 1t is stated, was the
theft of dog belonging to one of his
neighbors, A warrant for Hansbrough' 8
arrest had been sworn out by Consta BILE
Payne. Deputy Sheriff Palmer, knowing
OF the warrant, endeavored to make the
arrest without being in possession of the
paper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-12
COL. TRUESDELL ACCEPTS
PLACE ON DIRECTORATE
Elected by Board of Trade to Fill
Vacancy Caused by Death of
Mr.. Noyes.

Col. George Truesdell today sent a let
ter to the secretary Of the Board of
Trade accepting election to the board of
directors Of the organization. His cleo
ton to fill the vacancy on the board
made by the death of Thomas c. Noyes
took place at a meeting Of the board of
directors earlier in the week.
Col. Truesdell who is chairman Of the
committee on municipal finance has
called a meeting Of the committee for
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock to begin
the consideration Of the report made to
Congress by Representative Henry
George, jr.. on assessments in the District
of Columbia. The report was referred to
his committee for consideration.
President Arthur c. Moses today APP
pointed the following committee to pre-
pare a memorial upon the death Of Mr..
Noyes. to be presented at the annual
meeting Of the Board Of Trade, Novem-
Der IL: w. H. Singleton. chairman; Louis
A. Dent and Thomas w. Sidwell
Mr.. Moses also appointed the following
delegates to the National Rivers and
Harbors Congress. which is to meet in
Washington December 4, and 6; NJ. /.
Weller. Edward H. Droop, lillian T.
w. Smith.
An auditing committee to go over the
books Of the retiring treasurer Of the
board, +. H. DrOop, recently elected first
vice president Of the board, was appoint
ed as follows: Ralph w. Lee chairman;
Walter A. Brown and ]. Harry Cunning
ham.