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The Detroit times., 1912-03-12
NEW YORK COTTON.
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, March l2.-Flour: Quiet
nd firm. Pork Steady; mess. si74
1850. Lard Firm. middle west spot.
s9.10ds2G. Sugar: Raw, firm; centri-
fugal, 90 test, $4.6l; muscovado. SO
test. yill: refined. dull: cut loaf, $3.50:
crushed. $3.50: powdered. $500: granu-
lated, s5.s0Q 5.S5. Coffee: Rio. No. ..
on spot. 14as a141zc Tallow: Dull:
city. sc: country, 5& Q6Ac. Hay: Firm.
prime, sI.35; No. Sl-o7ls q l. Ii;
clover $l0I.02. Dressed poultry
FIrmer: turkeys. 12G21c; chickens. 16
D21hc: fowls. 14G161ac; ducks, l3Q
.ec Live poultry: Unsettled; geese, 10
fniic; ducks. lie; fowls. i6Ql61ac:
turkeys 15G20c; roosters. 10Isc:
spring chickens. l3c. Cheese: Strong;
state milk, common to specials, 1JM
,lSilc: skins. common TO specials. "a
6I4S.c. Butter: Easier; receipts, s,ff6;
creamery extra, ESQ asia state dairy,
tubs, 23H2Shc; imitation creamery
nrsts, 26I26iRc. Eggs: Unsettled; re-
ceipts, 22,ssl; nearby white fancy. 24c;
nearby mixed fancy, 2lc: fresh firsts,
2lQ22kc.
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s.sold. x-Asked. Ns-split. b-Bid
LIVESTOCK.
EAST BuFFALo-openIng.

Dunnlng a stevens Live stock Heport
EAST BTFFALO. Mar. l2--Cattle Re-
ceipts. 2 cars; market. slow; best l. 400 TO
/ /, ,66G-lb steers s125dT15. good prime
SEQ TO l.4O0-lb. steers s6.159 10:
gooG prime 200 TO i.500-lb. steers, s625
Q6S5 best 400 TO l.20O-lb. shipping
steers, s6664O: medium butcher steers,
/, 200 TO ll00 lbs. $3.50 light butch
er steers. $4.50d5; best fat cows, $4T5
mon 10 medium do. s3q 3,5oi trimmers
S225ds75: best fat hcifers. 1915 q6. 20 !;
good fat heifers. 81 50Q 5.l5; fair TO
good do, M4b0, stock hetfers. yS.25 az
s 90: best feeding steers. dehorned. 81 20
a 450: common feeding steers. $3.25 a 4;
stockers all grades. SO. 20 a 4; prime ex-
port bulls s55Om6; best butcher bulls,
s475a5.25; bologna bulls, S4q $50:
springers. si2.5o45o; common TO good
- Hogs Receipts: 20 cars; market.
s7.,o9 20; pigs. ss.s5tr6.4e
sheep: Receipts. 10 cars; market.
strong: TOP lambs, S.504 so: year
aags. s5.75G625; wethers, s5.s5g5 5.s5;
EAST BUFFALO-Closing.
EAST BUFFALO, y. Y, March "a
Cattle: Receipts, 200 head: market. slow
and weak: prime steers. S1.5OFt7.15:
butcher grades. $341. Calves: Re-
ceipts. 200 head; market, active and
Sheep and lambs: Receipts. 1000 head;
market. active; choice lambs, s'.l5a
7.65; Gull TO fair. s5.7547.T5; yearlings.
s6I65e. sheep. seu5s5 Hogs: Re-
Tceipts, S.4oo head: market: active;
mixed. $i.1OGi.20; heavy. sra 40.
roughs. S5.90@6.25: stays. $50550.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION SfoeK YARDS CHICAGO
March l2-Hogs: Receipts. 1900;
market. Sc higher; mixed and butchers,
SC5cM6.SO; good heavy $500 $50 /.
rough heavy. se.50ge.6o; light, se.45 o.
$40; pigs 81. S5 $40. Cattle: Receipts.
5000: market. slow and weak beeves,
s5GS.s0; cows and helfers, s2.20a6 $50;
s.ockers and feeders. s410d6: Texans.
SlT0a6; calves, $6Ms.25. sheep: Re-
ceipts, $4,000; market shade higher:
native. s3.75@5.60; western. $t.25 a $40:
lambs. s5.25 a so; western. s5.75d 7.55
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o., March 12.-Hogs:
Receipts 1000 head; lO4 l5c higher;
heavies, mediums. mixed and lights, 81
fIT.o5; ycrkers, s7.05@ 40; pigs. 500
I6.25. cattle: Receipts. ears; slow
and weak. sheep and lambs: Receipts.
! cars: $7.25 top. Calves: Receipts. $50
head; $50 top.
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NEW YORk STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Webi,er n Co. March IL: After the nrst
fifteen minutes the tone In stock mar
ket was steady and price movements
& - ,he usually active Issues were con-
fned in n narrow range. Activity,
howeyer. was displayed ia number
~ issues which had not shared In the
upward movement Anaconda. which
has fnrred behind the rest OF the cop
,aer stocks was more active than for a
.ong time, advancing over one point,
,rossing 20. At the same time Ameri-
can Smelling and Amalgamated. after
fractional advances. lost nearly all
their early gain. United States Steel
common. which moved up ss In the hrst
half hour, later yielded 10 yesterdays
closing figures. Similar fractional ad-
vances anI recessions were noted In
the important issues, show OF
strength in the initial trading being
attriDuted 10 buying BY room trader
who later changed 10 the selling side
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seed. 74c. Diamond headlight kero-
sene. Sc, perfection. s4ge; Eeeeae, iSe-
Crown gasollne: gas, lSe per gal gal 'urpen-
Proytsions-Mess pork. SIC: family.
Sl7GlS,50; medium, clear. Sl6@ 1850:
mans. l3c. briskets. l0d lie; shoulders.
lOc. picnic hams. sac. bacon. 12@l3lzc;
lara. IN tierces. siac; kettle rendered.
10i2c 10.
sugars--Corrected daily by W. II.
Edgar g. Son: Crystal dominoes. lbs.
ss.2o;. do 90 lbs. $50; Eagle tablets
s765; cut loaf. s7,15: cubes. So so;
MINK powdered. $3.50: standard pow.
dered. $6.55: granulated. extra coarse.
s6,26; do fine In bulk. s6l5: do 25-!h.
cottons. $3.50: diamond A. s6.25; con-
fectioners' A. $50. No. /, s6.l5: No. 2.
s6.l5; No. 5, s6.l0: No. 4. s6,05: No. 5.
Sc; No 8, s5.95; No. Z. $3.50: No. S,
s5.S5; No. 3. $3.50: No. 10. 1915; No, IL
s5.Tu; No. Il, s5.65; No. IS, s5.6o; No,
IA, $500: No. Is. $3.50; hossehold pow
dered, 5-lb. cartons. IS 10 case. s6.s0i
do lib cartons. IS TO case. 81 per loo
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BY The WHALE.

sbe blows, she
holes In
my head. water or 20 ieet nigh
am or
o
lake large quantities of oil II
much 800 barrels OF OIL Just think OF
frnged
the
buy
NV the
IL
"ambegs out OF which
fne /
dolphin smaller whalehke animals They
numbers
chasing other They turn SOM
The Detroit times., 1912-03-12
MARKETS AND FINANCE

ami SO, Michigan 100. Nev Cons IS. New
Arcad 5s5. Nipissing 20. North Butte
l0is. North Lake rs. ojiDway $50. Old
Col Min 9I5, old Dom 55. Osceola 40.
Fond Creek $50. Quincy 20. Ray Cons
s5s-Sz4t1-ua-nnn-St Stannnu-tra-Shurr
a Ariz 200, South Lake 400, Sup Cop
5sa. Tamarack I20. Trinity SO. Tu-
oulinne 175. Union Land 600. U ; Smelt
a2c. do pref 20. Utah Apex 500. Utah
Cons 10, Utah Cop IS. Victoria iOO,
" yandotte 1876
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CHICAGO PROVISION MARKET.

CHICAGO, March 12.-Butter: EN-
tras 2ec: iirsts. 2sc: dairy extras. &c:
firsts, 25c Eggs: Prime firsts, 1874 tr
zoe firsts, 19c. Cheese: Skins, l7iI df
Il ;5c: young Americas. II y ~ lSc. Live
poultry: Fowls, 15n 15lsc; ducks. l5sp
lee: eeese, l0WI1c: turkeys. li4 Ia ,zc
Potatoes: $1.l0.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-12
Leave. Money 10 Church.

for probate Tuesday, 800 IS left TO the
Roman Catholic church I'm Buel, near
Saarburg Rhein PROVING, Germany
The balance OF the estate Is divided
monp the children OF deceased.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-12
BOsTON COPPER MARKET-cIo...

cadian, 4Ts; Aliouez. 3sE: Bos. Il Cor
bin. 7&; Boston Ely, III; Bay state
Gas. 81; Cal. q Ariz., 61ss Cal. & Hec-
IA. $50: Centenl.. 20; Chino. 1864; Cop
per Range, 55% DAILY West, SIS East
Butte. 12ss First National. 27-16:
FrRnkiln, 13h: Giroux, as: Goldfeld
Conc, a.; Granhy, 36h: Greene Cana,
~ Hancock s2A; Indiana, l45si In
weenaw, 313-1s; La Rose. 81 Mass.
'1K Miami. 20; New, Cons, 1871; Nipis-
sing, 7ss: North Butte, 2S; North Lake.
ca OJibway. 6h; Old Dominion. +Sla
Raven. 40; Ray Cons, 17b: shannon,
fesa. South Lake. ets; sup. Copper.
es15; SUP. & Boston. sA: Tamarack.
20. Utah Cons, 1C; Utah Copper. sea-.
~ - Smeltlpg, 3s; do pfd.. 4Sit: VOL
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter Extras, csc; firsts. 2Sc ID:
dairy. 21c packing stock, zoe ID.
Eggs-Current receipts. cases iE-
cluded. l9c per doz Market steady. Re-
ceipts on Tuesday, 43S cases.
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,,orsr suoRrAGE IN BAD AXE.

HAD ANE, Mich, March l2'-This
citI has a house famine Every avail :
ahfa-pIace- of -habitation is being used
and in many instances two families
live in a single structure.
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Appl..-s25sqs.55 per bbl ;,

Apple.-,275as.75 per bbL
Bansnss-Good shipping stock, ,L5o
neans-Dried Lima, 7a7Iac ID.
California Fruits - Grape Tokays.
t1.75a2 per box.
CauIinower-T5as as5c bu.
Cabbaxe-sg q 31ac per 10. ~
Chee.e-Miehigan fats is 9 isei
swqss' isa 22c: block Swiss. $50 2oc;
! Imported Swiss. 29q31c; Limburger
Crsnberries-Late Howes. $3.50 per
Dntes-Persian new. 5a qec per Id
Fards. 10GI0lsc per lb.
mon, 6dsc lb.
| Dressed Hogs 10 medium
l5Ac; heavy, 6m61ac lb.
Frxs-Importee new. ilg l6c per 10
Finnan Haddies-so-lb. boxes, SOLE
Fresh Vegetable. = Cucumbers. hot
house, 1Oa1lc per ID: head lettuce
81. so doz; onions, l2Isc doz, green pep
pers, 75c basket; carrots, s5gsoc bu
Grape Frnit-Florida ,;55o@7.
Grapes-Malagas. seas Dbl.
Honey-Fancy white. 1SG19c; am
Der. l5Q16c; extracted. 104llc 10.
Hsy-Detroit shippers are paying tht
following prices for baled hay In car
llcts. Z. o. b. Detroit: No. / timothy.
s20a 81; No. timothy. s19M 20: clover
mi eds tfsmt9 t9+fSe= $3.50 q p
wheat and oat straw, ssH $50. Loose
markets ranged from $22q2 as &c
Equality. .o, ~, ,
green, lOhc; No. / cured bulls. l0c; No
II green. 9c; cured calf No; J.. lie
green calf. No. /. Ice per lb: horse
Rides, No. /. ss.75; No. 3. s2.75: sheep
skins. as TO wool. 25cgsl 80; No.
hides &c on on Kip; l;s = of % on Saf., Saf
mas. s5m $50 box
| Iimes-sl G1.25 doz
! Onions-Yellow, So per bu; Span
ish. s225@2.50 per crate, $3.50 per case
Be.mudas, $3.50 per crate. ,.o,.
ssGf: choice, s25oQs per crate
FlorIdas. s3M3.75 per box.
pouItry-springs No. l. 14k 91bc 10
No. 2, l5c: fowls. lax " loo; No. 2 j.
Glsc: geese. 1S@lte; ducks. young
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s4.60@6 crate
-fsutnto~s-Car- track Detrolt
are selling at S1.1OWl.lb bu; new Ber
lTnuGas, $25Od3 bu.
skins-Detroit buyers are bidding Al
follows; No. skunk, s2.50; No. 2musk
rat. soc.
sweet Potatoes-Jerseys, kiln dried
S2iOI 2.20 per crate.
Tomatoes-Florida. $3.50 per 6-bas
ket crate S0m s5c per basket.
TaIiow--No. ]. 5s.c; NO: 2 4Ec 10:
wooI--MichiRhn unwashed WOOL TO
tions. "a, q. and y blood. 19q 2Oc: de
liaine. unwashed, l6m1sci common
rough and fine, l4a1sc lb; T. o.
country points
The Detroit times., 1912-03-12
xrw yoRb- MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, March 12.-Money on
call, 3Ih per cent; time money. q. per
cent for SIN months; bar silver-Ion
don 27d: bar silVer-New YORK, oec,
demand sterling. $4.S7.3o u 1885.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-12
EIGIN BUTTER.

Of trade yesterday fixed the price OF
butter at % cents a pound, decrease
~ one cent from last weeks price. The
market is firm and last weeks output
was 750, 900 pounds.
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Interest at 40 per Annum

paid on deposits the date OF with
Send for booklet MAIL fully illustrating the
system INTRODUCED THIS BANK under which II is as as
distance carry
bank for those residing
n
address all correspondence United Bank zoo
GrlaN d-st,D
The Detroit times., 1912-03-12
InRnING PRICES.

Canned Goods-Apples. gals, $3.50;
baked beans lib. 50@ 60c; Lima beans,
sImIs5 Corn: Fancy Maine, H1O;
standard, SOC. Table bects. Sl25f LAO.
Peas: Fancy, early June. $l3J; sland-
ard, 81: soaked, 500 zoe. salmon.
Sockeye, tail. Sass: Hat. $40: Alaska
reds s. 10: Alaska pinks. $50. Toma-
toes 81 l2ONi1. so. suCcotash W
per doz. Peas: Marrowfat. s1s15; early
June. Sl.25, sifted carly 1unS, ,-... ,.--
doZ.
Fced-lobbing prices In l00-lb, sacks
BRAN. S2S: coarse middlings. SIS; fine
middlIngs, SS2: coarse corn meal and
cracked corn. $50. corn and cat chop,
si7 per ton. ,,,,t
Eieur--Jobbiug prices. Best Michi-
gan patent. s. So second patent Si,6e:
straight. si.25. pure rye, sa-o. spring
patcnt. $500 per bbl In wood.
Hardware rr--Nails. s2.25 base; plain
anTsalcd wire. s. per cwt: galvanized
barbed wire. 32.25 per spooI; galVan-
ized sheets IS gauge. 81 per cwtt
single biz axes. broUZed, $3.50 per dozi
POLISHED, So per doz: black sheets, ~
per cWt :: carriage bolts, small 20 PEI
/ cent off. large so per cent OF list
machine bolts, smell. 30 per cent OF
llarge. co per cent of list
OIL Raw iinsced. 'sc. boiled hn'
The Detroit times., 1912-03-12

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, March l2.-Close: Wheat
had ar easy opening on Tuesday, fol-
lowing decline in Liverpool the point
that strength had been expected TO
come from. For the time the bullish
pointer had no effect. The butts felt
tina; strength should come from small
stocks at Liverpool, small exports and
large decrease in the visible supply.
Bulls were inclined 20 credit the de-
cline TO the natural tendency OF the
market TO react but there was dis
tinct disappointment at the failure or
Liverpool to show strength for prac-
of the past few DAYS related 10 Liver
poors small supplies and reduction in
offerings and should have been more
strengthening there than in this coun-
try.
A group of big Chicago houses sold
May wheat on a liberal scale late In
Mondays session when the price was
above sl.05 and this looked TO tie
rank and file like an abandonment OF
the bull position by the clique. Lick
stein was accused OF selling and that
gave commission houses scare, for
many customers were long. AT first
IL was reported that the big holdin gs
were being liquidated. bet this did not
receive much credit as the chances for
success in a long bull campaign never
appeared TO be better than now. Con-
dition. both foreign and domestic, sug--
eest strength and II is believed that
Eoud= =suppnrt-wiiiz iiiz5syeiep on ary.=nIa-
terial decline.
Wheat was slow and weak on Tues
| day, closing with cash 1c lower. May
1Isc lower and the new crop options
| &c lower
The coarse grains and seeds were
4 unchanged.
| Wheat quotations: Cash No. red
s10ah asked: MAJ opened with loss
OF &c at sLC4. recovered &c and de-
clined TO sl.03 asked; July opened az
81, touched Sl.pOia and declined 10 III
September opened at 99c. advanced "a
s9isc and closed at see. No. l white
sshc asked.
Coarse grain quotations: corn-Casf
No. 3, 1 car at 69iAc; No. white.
cars at 71c; No, yellow, . cars al
71c; No. yellow, cars at 69c. Oats
STANDARD. cars at 5Te; No. 3 white
56hc. Rye--Cash No. ., s4c. Beans
Immediate, prompt. March and Apri
shipment. s2.35: May shipment. $40
tCt0yHrseet-Prtme spot. baSs y
$12.90; March. si2.90, sample, 10 bag
at sl2, 10 bags at SIPS; prime alsike
S19.90; sample alsike, IL bags at t1l50
Timothy seed-Prime spot, IS begs a
$3.50
Ieceipts in the Detroit market Tues
de% were 1.220 bbls OF -four. cars o
wheat. 5 Of corn and - Of oats with
i -ldraMnlS-Iyere1 200 hills of hour-2-n1
bu OF wheat, 4.715 bu OF corn and $50
bu OF oats. Stocks are 493.s47 bu o
wheat 1856 bu OF corn. 120.007 bi
OF oats, l,325 bu OF barley and $3.50
bu of rye.
Receipts OF wheat Tuesday: Mime
} lapolis. 1872 cars. against 252 a year ago
Duluth. % cars, against 20: Winnipeg
: $50 cars, against 351e st. Louis $500
| bu. against $1,000 bu; Kansas City. 1
cars. against IL; Omaha, 10 cars
/ against IL
Primary wheat receipts were 425,0O
, bu, against 42s.000 bu year ago.
: T.xports OF wheat and flour Tuesday
IlgG, 900 bu.
Liverpool wheat closed i4l7sd an
Icorn L6paid lower.
. The worlds wheat visible supply in
: creased 4,522. 900 bu last week
, TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-12
nosroN cofPER sHARE SALES.

n. % fsrnisssd SRys by Hayden. stone, % q son Coz;
Adv 26. Ahmek 20. Allouez So. Anal
It1o. Am Zinc 60, Ariz Com e25, Butte
q Corb ZOE. Butte a Ballalk 2e6. Cal a
Arts 4ob. Cal q Hecla 8. Chino 140, Con
X<rcur 100. Cont Zinc 120. Cop Range
Ise. East Butte 2ss Franltlln sss. Gi-
IIancock b6. Hediey Gold 10. Indiana
19o. Inspiration 2e5, Island Creek pref
CO. fele Royale 1915. Kerr Lake IS. la kc
Copper ass, LaSalle 100. Mason Valley
<jA Mass Con les Aayfowsr sis. MI
The Detroit times., 1912-03-12

changed. oats May and July un-
charged. -,
Close-lWheat:, May down hc: July
up sc. Curu- NAY uuwu TT tr sutr
down &C Oats: May unchanged July
down hc. Provisions steady.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-12
PRODUCE.

The leading items in the farm pro-
duce list arc rather on the easy side OF
the market this week. The EIgin but
ter market was of cent yesterday.
Egg prices were reduced a half cent
yesterday. and as Michigan eggs are
coming more freely right along ii
looks like lower prices still, at least
Until the storage season begins Dress
Ell calves are in large supply. and deal
ers lind some difficulty in keeping
cleaned up. Poultry receipts are only
moderate. but the market rules easy
The strongest item on the list Is po-
tatoes The strength comes from out
side. however as there are plenty OF
offerings at the price.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-12
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
By Fin0ncs

the Go,Sss ROD s
The Detroit times., 1912-03-12
EOnEICN EXCHANGE.

CORRECTED daily by the First Ma
tional bnnk Detroit:
Checks on London. ~ s6A " 80
GO a. s........... eSA
GO d s......... 81
Checks on Parls.... IgA In !,
Checks on Bertin... 30 -e-l
The Detroit times., 1912-03-12
TOLEDO GRAM AND PRODUCE

TOLEDO, March 12--wheat: Cash.
c2ik: May, s1.05A July. tio1is
sept. $3.50. Corn: Cash, 71c; May.
73ife; July. 73hsc sept. 73Gc. Oats:
Cash and May. 56Ac: July, 517sc; Sept.
.4lS.c Rye: Cash. CSC. Cloverseed
Cash and March. s13; April. s1270; No.
IL SI215; No. 3, $12.55: rejected, tl22G.
Alslke: Cash and Mar. s12.a5. Timo-
|thy: Cash and March, sos. Butter
eggs and hay unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-12
BOSTON CURB

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone g. Co, March IL
Open High Low. l2 A NJ.
Bay State Gas, 81 81 81 2l
REsto" Fsfstt Ely; Ely ii'= I's ia ~
Inspiration -, lSSs iSss 1885 lSf,
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CHICAGO GRAIN-opening.

CHICAGO, March 12.--Whcat:. May
down &c; July down &c. Corn: May
down &c: July down sc. Oats: MAY
and July down &c. Provisions higher.
Noon--Nvheat: May unchanged. Juiy
|pp Ac. Corn; May down He; July TN
The Detroit times., 1912-03-12

NEW YORK, March l2.-The stock
marcel opened strong today, the ma
5ority OF stocks showing gains over
last nights close. -,
III a m.-After the early streRgtn
price movements were confined with
Al a narrow range.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds firm.
Noon-Trading was dull in the late
forenoon.
Up. m.-Prices showed little cnahse
In the afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-12
PRICE MOVEMENTS GO
ON NARROW CHANNEL
Stock Market Opens Strong, But
Weakness Sets In Later
in Forenoon
\. y. STOCK MARKET-cio.e.

Am Ak Chem CO ssh, Am Beet sugar
66ss. Anal Cop 70%, Am Z a. r %, Am
1,o.. aeiI. Am Smelt 751s, Am Sug ll9es,
An + & II lac, Am Wool ssl.; do pr 81,
Anaeonda 80, Atch IOS y Bal, 4 ONO Sao
Ieath eOL dopf S5I., Ches a o 53Is,
Chino. Cop rs. Z. NJ & So p 1914. Chi &
n Ilo.. Col i 4 l 24,s; Con Gas lto y; 3
q III. Erie 34A. do LIST pr S4a.. do "a
pf liA, Gen Elec 1876 CT Nor Pf 1879,
ia Nor ore ctf Ss4. Ills Cent lSs lnt X
Nash I5SA., Nj. X & T IS, do pf esss, NJ;
st y & 81 Ste NJ X 4oA. n IL. =
u. 9 4 W sSIs. Nor a. w 1854, Nortn
iobs., Press 81 Car 81 =. Ray Cons I, is'
Read I56, Rep & ST lels, do pr .lts,
Ilock Isl s3Ss. South Pac l0sE' Soutn
Rv 2sih, do pf "a. Tenn Cop 81 Union
Pac 1885,, u 5 Rub com ASA steel
6{,s, do pr l10is, U Bonds lo2 e. ir VIZ
Car Chem s3l1 Utah COP ses, s, MeDasn Tss
Z. do pf Is%. West Tn Tel So west Aiis
The Detroit times., 1912-03-12
The Detroit United Bank
Strictly a Savings Bank
This Bank Will Assist on IN Buy
ing or Building Home

II makes loans on improved real es-
tate or to build, on terms attractive
to the borrower 1t makes no loans
other than those secured by real es.
tate mortgages.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-25
VIRGINIA RELAY
TEAM Is PICKED
Cooke, Todd, FELTON,, and Lewis
to Run in Pennsylvania
Carnival.
srdL % rse washlnr.ou Heald.

s,eciL TO The Washington Herald.
Charlottesville, Va, April A-Final
tryouts were held to-day for the relay
team that will represent Virginia at the
Pennsylvania relay gamesH and II
brought forth some keen competition.
The hnal decision was Cooke, Todd,
FELTON,. and Lewis, the frst two being
members Of the team that defeated
Georgetown in the indoor meet.
Toole, an ex-LawrenceviIle man,
sprung a surprise BY making the second
best time Of the day, but pulled ten
don IN his leg after his trial. which
counted him out He can hardly move
the injured member. and Will probably
be out for the rest or the season. He
was Lannigan's star sprinter, and his
loss will be felt in the coming dual meet
with Hopkins.
The team is entered in class b, and
Coach Lannigan expects nothing short
OF a victory. Bobby Gooch. VINO has
been attracting 80 much notice lately
In the broad jump. Will accompany the
team and compete in that event.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-25
SrASD1Ne or THE CLUBS.
DAST ERFORMANCES
i From 1 StahI to Clark Griffith

Clark Grinth would better bring them
sassy little devils right back 10 Par
lIamentville. Somebody down to Blue
Nose town win slap them on the wrist
real hard. the bold, bad things. Two
in row. with ]. Angry Mournfuleer and
]. Granny stahl right in the vicinage. at
that tvicinage Is Bostonese for on the
premises) And the worst OF II all is. not
one OF the Weanlings could tell the diff
ference between an isosceles triangle
and split infnitive!
And to-day? Shudder TO think OF IL.
Should our wandering .weanlings be SO
rude as TO make 1t three straight they'll
be wearing Grape from Cape COD to
Canada Three straight-and to wash
ington. Et tn Brutel
Answers to queries: Anxious-You lose.
Napoleon was not at the head OF any
baseball association: have no records OF
the Hanseatio League. CD The initials
B. B. in front of Mr.. Johnson's name
do not stand for Bully Boy-at least not
In Washington. You can find the mean
ing OF the word dictator IN any history
Of Mexico, II not in q dictionary. Think
you're kidding me.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-25
JOHNSON HOLDS BosToN SAFE NATIONALS WIN
GEORGETOWN LOSES GAME TO VIRGINIA, TO 8
SPoRTS

made Wild pitch and Foster counted.
The bah bounded toward lrst base. and
Clcotte. who chased It. fell or his stomach
and tried to get the runner at the Plate.
The result was 4 Wild throw TO the grand
stand. which let Milan count also,
In the third Foster doubled TO right
and Schaefer sent him home with q
clean hit to center. Morgan opened the
fourth with clean drive. and the clout
caused o'Brien 70 come to cicotte's re-
lief No run resulted. but the dfth In
ming was still to come.
Foster opened this session by drawing
a pass and stealing. Milan IVES thrown
ont, Foster being held on third. Schaefer
walked and Flynn was thrown out BY
the pitcher. Foster stin clinging 10 the
third bag. knight was hit by a pitched
ball, and Morgan sent two runs across
with q clean single.
Boston's two scores came In the sixth
with two out. Speaker singing. Bradley
doubling. and Gardner sending Bradley
across with a safe drive. The score;
The Washington herald., 1912-04-25
WORLD'SCHAMPIONS
TRIM THE YANKEES
Plank Holds New YOrkers Down to
-Four Scattered Hits and the
Athletics Win, z to o.

New York. April 24-The worlds
champions came back strong at the
HighIanders this afternoon and de-
feated them. to O. Plank allowed the
HIghlanders only four hits and played
a brilliant game generally.
The run getting for Philadelphia be-
gan in the second Inning. McInnis led on
with a three-bagger and was brought
to the plate by Barry's single. Nc
Innis did not score. however. as the ball
hit the umpire. McInnis came home q
moment later on sacrifice ny by
Thomas. Plank walked and Warhop.
In attempting to field a hot liner to
first, threw wild, Barry and Plank
scoring. One more run came in the fifth
on clean hits by oldring. Murphy. and
Baker. Two were scored In the sixth
and another IN the last. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-04-25
BROWNS AGAIN
HUMBLE TIGERS
Wallacs's Crew Lands Their Third
Straight Game from the
Detroit Club.

st. Louis, NO.. April a.-rhe' Browns
put over eight runs in the first three IN
nings to-day. and won their third
straight game from the Tigers. . TO s
covington and LATTE were easy. seven
hits being. garnered on the pair. Per-
noll started the fourth and gave only
three hits while he was on duty. The
Tigers tried to overcome the big lead.
and Bush's home run in the fourth, with
one on base, sent Frin to cover. Elmer
Brown checked the visitors after that.
Srora.