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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
CHURCH DELEGATES CHOSEN
Both Clergy and Laity of Meth
odism Hold Elections.

Ministerial and Law delegates m the Gen.
eial Conference If the Methodist Episcopal
church. Witch will be held az Niureapol :
IN May. we're elected YESTERDAY nv the New
York East Conference and the lsv electoral
conference. both Of which met IN the Nos-
trand Avenue church BROOKLYN
Tho ministerial delegates ave David -
nounev, secretary If the sundsv school
publications committee James VI Buckley,
editor Of The Christian Advocate. 7. s.
Henderson. pastor Of the Hanson Place
Church. George = Mains, NJ tho Methodist
Book Concern; =. . Richardson. ". V.
Kelly. editor of Tho Methodist Review,
and A. s. Kayanagh, superintendent ~ the
Methodist Episcopal Hospital
Eight men were advanced to full orders
yesterday They we're 4. 7. Chamberlain,
: f. Fairbanks, r. J. Dodd J. W. Mace,
G. ". Rooch /. W. Smith. g. -. Fort end
". H. Wood. Mr.. Wood was from the Ca
marian conference. from which i've VIII he
regularly released in June.
The lay conference passed 4 number IF
formal resolutions and left it unfinished
business for the Laymen's Association ~
transact when it meets next year. The
chief business was tho election Of lay dele
gates. Those chosen were Henry Wade
Rogers. Of New Haven. Frank L. Brown,
Ezra r. futile. Eugene NJ. Travis. John NJ.
Bulwinke and Henry l.. Quick Of Brook
Ivn, and Samuel +. Smith, Of I'reoport
Long Island. The reserves selected were
Robert 4 Reynolds. of Stamford. Conn.
Willis Mcdonald OF Brooklyn, and Cephas
b. Rogers, Of Mcriden, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, Friday. March 30, 1912.
BEENES-Rcccipts. l2S cars. or 2.S0l head
% ears on sale. steers slow and l0c lower.
except for choice heavy. bulls. &c loo lower.
cows dun at a decline OF l0ulJc. Pens not
quite cleared. Common 10 choice steers sold
~ g. 2JdS7 80 per 100 III; one car extra
pririeN. SIS. bulls So 75ds6 80; COWS. 81 % q
So Dressed hect In fair demand and steady
sales Mcpherson & Co; - Pennsylvania
s,eers 1902 ID average, 81 SO per 100 10; ~.
1917 H. 81 80. ! bull, 1880 III, 81 so. /, 1910
10. 81 50; !, 1870 10. IS IS; !, 100 10, 50 30.
/ 1870 H. So 90; 4, 1881 n. IS; .. s25 10, 81 70;
l. $50 10. 81: ~ cows 1896 III, 81, l, 1880 To-.
s. rs: O. tfi2 ii, IS rs q. 9sS 10. s. 10. :. 1l0l
H. SIS 10. 1910 10. s. G5; >, $50 III. 81 80, 3,
1000 H. 81 40 o 1880 h. 81 80; 10. o9i 10.
81 Is; 10. a:2 III, 81 =. 995 n. So 90: 3 957 10.
81 -. 70. ol3 II, s3 81; I. $50 h. 81 IS. 4. 600
krrns Commission Co. Is Pennsylvania
steer. 1894 NJ, s.: 10 1855 In. 81 20. -, 1868
H. xG25. q $40 h. So. / 500 10. s. 90. .. 1928
Ia s5aj: ! bull 2O3O 10, s. 95. !, 1850 ~.
s. 10; . l1s5 h. IS. l. $50 To- 81 so: COWS,
t",5 IN S. 30 l. go 10. So IL. Ola 10. 81 81.
500 10. 81 T. sos H. 50 IS: I. 500 ID. So to.
/ $50 III. 81 80. >. iT5 10. 81 5. 60i 10. s. Go
a 40 b. :? 80. :. 5I5 10. 81 -
:. sanders rs Psnnsylysnia steers ilsl
8, 90: 20 Maryland. lllc ID 81 10 I bull 1870
H.. se 10. !. $50 10, 50 IS. u COWS. HOS H.
sS 80. ll5o h. 81 40: 3. 1877 III. $50. B
pas ~ S., 10. eTo ID. - 80, o. SOS 10. So >.
St~ton & co 10 Niyginia steers. ielN
III 81 %, I Penr'ylvan's. loes IL So 20,
BUN 1880 ~ S. ~ . 1915 n, & n l. 1870
N 81 -. g. IcI N. $3.50 h.iter $50 H.
s. 50. II cots. eos 10. 81 ic 3. 1888 ID. 81. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
LONG ISLAND LEASES,

Peass & Gilman have rented for Mrs lie
Grand l.. Benedict her country seat on
Hollywood Crossing, Ced0rhurst. Long lei.
and 10 stephen {. Clark. In conjunction
with Alfred Z. Schermerhorn have rented
for Alfred Nelson his cottage known "a
Clovertop. at Southampton. Long Island, 10
Seth 3. Hunt.
William J. Rooms 6, Co. have leased for
Miss Eleanor T.. Nilmerding 20 ". Steward
Webb. tr., the Homestead at West lslip,
Long Island, consisting Of dwellings and
outbuildings.
4. Z. Karelsen has rented 20 Mira. Nathan
kean cottage on Sea. View avenue, Edge
mere. Long Island
H Frankfort has rented cottages at Far
FCCkaTsy 10 3. Hyman, Fl r. Mallinson
!. NJ. Israel Isaac Brill and Fred Taylor
also at Cedarhurst. cottages TO ". r. Cut.
ner and Louis Fischer.
Henry HOtchner has leased at Woodmere,
Long Island 10 Mrs. Nora \. kilbreth q.
large house on Woodmere Boulevard, be
tween Crawford and Che pmen roads, and
to Miss Mary J. Barrel the dwelling hcUso
81 the southeast corner Of Central avenue
and WyCkof Place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
OTHER SPEAKERS AND TOPICS

| Pilgrim Church, Madison G., Peters
morning Hannah the Real Mother"
| Holy Communion, Henry Mottet, morn
| ing and afternoon William p. Hill, even
| ms.
! First Baptist I. NJ. Haldeman; evening.
Christ and the Church Coming in Glory
to Overthrow Antichrist. Convert the Jews
and Bring in the Millennium"
Calvary Methodist Episcopal, evening,
special musical service.
St Paurs Methodist Episcopal evening.
special Palm Sunday praise service.
Temple Bethel, Samuel Schulman morn
ing. "Israel's Evening at Home"
Harlem Presbyterian, John Lyon CauShey
morning, Palm Sunday as a day Of De
cison"
West Park Presbyterian, Arson p, At
terbury; morning. Anthony r. Evans ;
evening. special musical service
Scotch PRESBYTERIAN, David G. Wylie /,
evening, Sins To Be Stunned"
West End Collegiate Henry Eyertson
Cobb; afternoon. ~ New Norm Of Juds-
ment."
Lcnox Avenue Unitarian Merle ST. Croix
Wright: morning, Poet Preachers.
All Souls Unitarian Thomas r. Sllcei !;
morning. "a Triumphant Approach 70
Death
South Church. Thomas a. Bridges even
ing. Last Words from the Cross"
Fdeehll Church, $. F1Ikos Cadman' :
Monday evening
Grace Methodist Episcopal Or. Reisner ,
yonng Has Jesus Lost Attra ctiveness?
Christs Mission. Manuel Fernando. after.
noon. Worlds Rejection Of Christ"
Divine Paternity, Frank Oliver Hall,
morning. "Jesus If Nazareth. Resolution.
list"
Furitans T Msxreu Morrison; morning
and evening
Madison Avenue BAPTIST, Henri " SAN
ders morning and evening
Messiah Unitarian rr Cpllver; morn.
ing, Angel"
Trsnshgura'ion Harvey ofrier; morn
ing,
Fifth Avenue Baptist, Professor John
H. Strong; morning and evening
Marble Collegiate, Or Burrell, evening.
DO II Nov"
old Tirst Presbyterian. Howard Duff
field; evening, The Tears Of Josus.'
metropolitan, Temple. Dubois H. Loux;
Central t5i5iiI Presbyterian. *. Merle-smith.
evening, The Success of Defeat.
st. Nicholas Avenue Presbyterian,
Thomas W. Smith; morning, Epistlos Of
christ
Heavenly Rest, afternoon special ru.
steal service.
Professional Uoman's League, villa
Faulkner Page. afternoon. Neither Do !
Condemn Thee
Ascension, Percy Stickney Grant; after
noon. Charles Ram kennedy's PLAY, The
Terrible Meek
Broadway Presbyterian. Walter Duncan
Buchanan, evening. - DAYS Of Christ
and the Tragedy ~ Calvary"
New Thought, Mary f I. Chaplin;
morning Let Is Re Free
Calvary Baptist, Llewellvn Brown, If
Brantford Canada; morning. The Atmos-
phere Of Blessing"
Fulton Street PRAYER meeting, daily,
Trinitv chapel, T. " Powell Nova
Scotia; morning
Young Mems Christian Associa ton,
Bedford branch. :. Parkes Cadmani after
noon, self saCrince
Bedford Presbyterian. : Edward Young
morning, The Heart of the Gospel
LAFAYETTE Avenue PRESBYTERIAN, Cleland
r McAfee evening. - Man Becomes
What lie Thinks"
Young Mems Christian Association.
Twenty third street branch, Harry Phil
lips, of London afternoon, \ can for a
Strike Against Strikes
Young Mems Christian Associs ton.
West side branch. Henry r Rose, after
noon, The Passion PLAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
REALTY NOTES.

Mrs !. West Roosevelt is the buyer Of
the dwelling house No. IL East etth street
sold by Douglas l.. Gilman e. Co. for Mrs
". { Dart Mrs Roosevelt will occupy the
house.
Ennis & Snnot and the Ensign Realty
Company have moved their Offices from 10.
15S Broadway TO the sixteenth floor Of the
Liberty Tower. No. 50 Liberty street
William !. Flynn. Of the Secret Service.
IS the purchaser Of the dwelling house at
the northeast corner of u adsworth avenue
and lS5th street sold recently through
Harry White
The property Nos lsi and 1e6 West c5th
street, 39X9s9 feet. recently acquired by
Gordon Brothers, Is 70 be turned over 10 III"
newly formed Nodrog Realty Company,
Abraham Gordon, president, which viii i'm
prove the site with twelve ,st9ry loft
Webster r. Mahie e CO, have been ap-
pointed agents Of the new twelve story
store and loft building ct No. as 10 25l
Seventh avenue northeast corner of Gath
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, March ;e.-cATTLE.R.c-tey, ,, 80 M
steady 70 loc iorer for steers ana cows, %. "a "a,
sy:ny hsher fG sos ,;y YES T s:sI ss
s, sSl ana feeders. So sogss 60, eoys sna
A:ssT: s@9ss So G,l n g SSss si.er han
I sst' nish, light. s. ss1 S. mixed sfs6as. e.
S e5ds7 as Sgjk Of sale, s. .Sss' e ss saas q,
Western, 81 4oass 50: Y.srlins. S ,:9s,i hn'>
native S. i5as7 S. western. 50 2sasS 20
ceipts, / 100. including 800 southerns, STEADY U
S Hss & ts aTsi IS soS Ss'f sss sSF.
ss ss s saa ss4s e64: = Sg 5 s. s0g
s aiT g. s5ass 80 H6ds-R.:eipt. 500; y
Il SG 3 gi soss7 7a ana Pigs. $ ass IS gEn
2SS s }c E5 hsa.t :SssS
ewes. S4aS5 Is, sto:kers and teeters. sa9s4 So
-incinna,i. March 2e.-cATTLE--Recstpt., 4.
@ soT i ssst lSs e. SEs sass .Ss.
and 25cal lover; So Soass IS. HOGs-Reeeipts.
Sess; sctive 5ai9o higher; packers. sIss.
Sig 10 an siaf shS ss ssasss
%: strong s2as4I5 lambs strong; s. o6ass 70'
'' Eas, BnsalS' March 20 -cArrLE-R.c..p,l.
lto. steady. vEALs-Rece!pts 800; slow ard
81 lower, $3.50 50. HoGs-Recs!pts,, 800
sst;ys and Sqloo hshss heSvy and wix:d Is ~ y
coughs 81 isas7 Is; .tsss. s56ss. diaries. $50
IS 20. SHEEP AND LAMBS--Receipts. lo,ocoj
sheep active; yearlings. l5c lower; lambs elo1'
ard 20. lower. lambs SIS 5o7ss ~; yesrlngs,
So 5oas7 IS. vethers So 251S6 40; ewes. IS so1
SO. sheep, mixed. 81 5o9sS Is.
[By Telegraph to This Tribune
s. Louis. March % --CAITLE-Rece.pts SIT,
heifers SO a0GS7; COWS S3ds5 20; Southern
steers, 81 1897 HOGs-RecAipt.. S55i; aeti' =
and qloc higher choice, medium 70 heaNl 4.
IS 9odSs o.; bulk ot sales. 81 1881 rs; packers,
81 35ds7 rs: best lights. 81 25Ts7 s5 fair. s. 500
g 10 best pigs. 81 soqss %. fair little pigs.
isrrbs Sc soaSs 10 MUTTON. .he.p. $3.50 * :
yearlings. s5qS5 SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
RELIGIOUS PUBLICATIONS.

Under the auspices Of the Men and Relig-
ion Forward Movement the sO-callcd press
committee OF that institution will attempt
10 solve the problems that attend tho pub-
fishing Of religious periodicals I'm this
country It is the opinion Of many that
If the publications could be gotten up more
on the style of the newspapers. and If the
matter contained in them was treated &C
cordinGly there would be an increase in
the circulation Of many papers which now
have subscription lists Of a few thousand,
while the adhercnts TO the religious de-
nomination I'm the interests OF which the
paper Is published are numbered by the
millions.
It is with 4 possible solution in view that
on April 10 and II there will be institutes
conducted between the hours ~ aud 8
oclock IN the evening at Chrlsts Church.
At Broadway and list street, at which IL
is the intention Of the committee In chaCsc
to have as speakers editors and managers
OF several New York newspapers and
periodicals The committee believes tina;
several valuable hints that may be applied
10 the religious publications VIII he sdtH-
cred as y result OF the meeting.
The thhd issue Of the Men and Religion
Record" published at intervals by the
Committee OF one Hundred, will be put
into circulation to-day. Several thousand
copies will be- distributed among rs
churches in the city. They may also he
obtained from the headquarters Of the
movement At SO. 2ro Fifth avenue. Con
| tanned in the latest Issue ~ call to the
| Nc~ York laymen, telling them what the
| leader Of the NOV cmcnt Frederick Il. Smith
| expects Of them, detailed account of the
| intentions and spiratioue ot the social
/ service committee Il complete programme
/ Of tho special institutes, mas. meetings ami
/ cor, ices 10 h held ~ the city during the
| dye-day campaign. n record = tho achieve.
rent. Of the M. emtnt ~ other citie5 and
mani ether interesting facts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
PEDlIsID\S

PROV IsIONS-NeTNO us aud unsettled: prices
early we're firm. hut cascd OF late PORK
Firm: mess SIS T5Hsl9 p, family S20a $31:
short ,lcsr Sl7 i5a$ls -. BEEF-Mess.
81 80. extra India mess SO s26 80 BEEF
IlNMS-Quirt, $2s S2h %. DRESSED HOGS
Firm. bacons. 1Oh al0i.c. PIGS. lie. CUT
ATS-Picklcd bellies firm. ga Glil2c.
picked hams ia. 412c. TALLOw-steady,
special, &C. city. &c. country ga NGic
LNRD-Barcly STEADY. Middle west, $3.50
Doc, city. 9i7 89Ac. refined quiet. South
k.Es. II N5'. compound. 767Sc. STEARINE
Firm. ol->, Ton lie, city lsrd. TO-. ~ lie.
PPER--Stsudard urm. Syot
sud March, 15ITls Ut55oc. April MAY June
and July, i3.ud 1900. London strong, spot.
fGp los. futures, 80 IS 81. Exports 259I3
tons % far This month. Lake 15tq dlSa,r
,I,ctrolyti,, 1iie @lj'sc, casting, ia di5i. c
TIN-Tirm spot and March. ~ SLY n g. }2lsc.
April. ~ son i:aoc. MAY 1870 q ~ 81 = e
and August. 1900 ~. London strong. spot
fiy5 futuros flnl Local sales 80 tons iuly
At II zoe. LEAD--steady. $500 soc Nv
York. iiI n i25c East 81 LOus. .udon ia
q 81. SPEITEE Weak, GITutT5r New
York; 6.ioc bid East - Louis. sales. ~
Louis speiter 10000 M june, At x zoe and
20 600 al a.25c London, f"5 -. ANTHONY
quiet tooksonS. s. IRO&-Cla,oland
warrants. ole I'D in London. Locally quiet:
tor. SO IS tl5 70. No =, ST. I5dSl525
NAVAL hTORtS-Ih"re vas q Hharp decline.
in spirits turpentlue. and prices were about tc
tower. I'm s'mrathr With Tho Veskot Southern
market Rotir and rar stead, TrRPE&-
rIlt sPnit- ma"h~e bblF &c TAR a,6oc,
2. is5o. u. i.45c, L. 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
SALE OF sHEepskINs IN LONDON.

London. March Ga sale of 800 bales e
shcepskins was held here to-day The attend
arce good and the demand fair Menncy
sold from unchanged 10 ~ dearer, ana cross
breds ranged from ID TO I'D IiEter Full
Americans fought few lots. Following srsl
tho sales and prices for clothing and comb.
ing. New South Wales. 500 bales, At a., n
T2I; Queensland, 100 So 9si.d Nictoria,
GOO 2gs#d; South Australia. 200, ~ 9sisd;
West Australia, 500. 4'.HT&d Tasmani,.
sEd. Punta Arenas 500. IS. gS.d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston March eo--"The Commercial EuIlS>
tin viii say Of the wool market to-rno-yowi
Rather more inqrir" from the larger manu-
factur:rs who have NOT been 50 much IN e~ts
dencc IN the market Of late, has been noticed
this week THIS is attributed 10 the Yece.rS
If duplicate orders b. the mills. as we'll es 10
the set'lemsnt Of the Lawrence strike, the
mills generally being very we'll employed,
Some fear ot adverse tariff legislation Is ex-
pressed. bur generally ~ IS thought that no
change IN the tari6 will be Elected at this
segsion "f Congress.
The shipments u wool from Boston from
ianuarv J TO March 2s inclusive, v-re SO. .
500. ssl pounds. against 5j.2o520S for the Sane
period last wear. The receipts from January
10 March 2s Inclusive. wers IS. $50 100
pounds. against 55.l1"7i9 for the same period
last year"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
NEW BROOKLYN THEATRE,

The F a Clarke Company has closed a
Lease WITH tho Benedict Amusement Com
rany, through the Margoliss Realty Com
pany, Tor A site. forming part IF the old
Barnum &; Bailey circus grounds at Hslsey
street. near Broadway. BROOKLYN for q new
theatre. which will be known "a Nh" Hal
De Kalb Theatre The owners ot the house
are also contemplating tho erection Of An
amusement hall on part Of this property,
Sylvan Bier acted sS attorney for the Bene-
dlrt Amnsemeni COMPANY in the leass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
ester

MOLAssEs AND SYRUPs-stsady but quiet.
0ILS-Linseed oil arm aud prices were al
vanced 1c on all grades except Calcutta, which
remains unchanged. Refined petroleum steady
at unchanged prices
RlCE--Steady to nrm.
SUGAR-Re6ned quiet and unchanged. fine
graduated, 64o a 5.5Oc net, less per cent
cash. In London beet sugar was arm and IL
G2hd higher. March and April lis %; May.
IDS 9&d. Raw here quiet and unchanged :.
centrifugal, 90 test, I 36c: muscovado, 50 test,
3.s6c. and moasses sugar 50 test, 36Ic. VIII
lett & Gray: Total stock OF Europe and
America, 2,75l.146 tons, against 3 $780, III last
year az the same uneven dates. The decrease
OF stock is 749,O3l tons, against a decrease Of
12S.s3l tons last week. Total stocks and
ahoats together show visible supply OF 2.052.-
LAG tons, against $500 III last year. or de-
crease OF sos. O3i tons"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
.NeeOs Of the Markers

are s. a dozen, plums are 81 and pears are
80 A box Of TWENTY-FIVE Tangerines are
80 cents a dozen, oranges are 50 cents q
dozen, and apples are Is 10 90 cents II
dozen. The best grapefruit are % TO 80
cents each. pineappies are 60 cents each,
and strawberries are 30 cents a box. Local
Malagas are 81 cents pound, English col
mars are 81 -, Belgian dollhouse grapes are
81 end French musCatels ere g a pound
Vegetables Easier.
The market is heavily stocked with Cali
apiece. or two for % cents Vegetables are
a little easier in some lines. Beans are
n cents quart Brussels sprouts are Ia
cents a box and domestic asparagus is now
20 cents bunch. Field salad is in again.
and is - cents a quart: cranberries are %
cents a quart. sweet potatoes and new po-
tatoes are also b cents a quart. Caulifow-
ers are still prohititive. being 20 and %
cents q head, Cabhages are Is and 20 cents
each. cggplants and dollhouse Cucumbers
- cents a bunch. cndive IL Is cents pound
and horseradish IS l. cents a pound. Celery
is % cents a bunch, spinach Is p cents the
half peck oyster plant is 10 cents bunch
lettuce and romaine are 10 cents head,
escarole and chicory arc cents 4 bunch,
and parsley. carrots and iceks are also .
cents bunch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
IMPORTS OF DRYGOODS.

The imports ard marketings Of dry6oods
at the Port of New York last week we're as
follows.
Las, week FIRE. week Last yosr
IuroIts ...... 81 .nsp $40 1910 "a So $40 40
Mari AtinEs ..... 3 100 aSg 9.aSI. $50 2SS3. 2@f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
SEED PRICES

Toledo March "a CLOVERSEED - Primo
and March, sl2 5Tia April, Sl1 ~. October,
s. o7i,; No. . sl2 30ds12 40; No 3. sl2 iS1
sl2 25i rejected, 81 sJqSl2 10; M established
grad SsQSl1 50. ALSIkE-Prime snl
March. sl2 90. TIMOTHY-Prims and March.
q ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago March 20 -Estlmates putting the
condition of fall soon wheat a. sli es sgains,
So o month ego kicked out some Of the prcps
TO-DAY from under the market Thu close Vas
nervous. with prices running from the same as
last night 20 sc below. Latest trading LEFT
corn unchanged 20 iac up, oats varying from 4.
shade of 70 ~ 30 advance, end hog products
az a decline ~ 2i275c - 2oc Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
GIVES PROPERTY TO WIFE,

William r sloane has transferred the
property on the north side If 55th street.
A2o feet west of Fifth avenue, 70 his wife
he property covers 2 plot ~ iI5'X irregu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
JULIUS KAYSER. B. co.

The general balance sheet az NJ December 81
1911. shows assets as follows: Real estate
plants, patents, good viii. etc, s. 25S. 7o2;
manufactured goods supplies. etc, 81 s33. 627 :;
marketable stocks and bonds, Ni0.&22: accounts
rsceN able $5s6. ll9. prepaid interest and insur-
auce. 500 80; cash sl473S0 Total, $40 Po3 ~.
IIatlIiiles apltaI stock sso95" ro surplus
applied to redemption ~ preferred stock 500 %
Opj. bills payable. 500. 600. accounts payable
etc. S793, special reserva account. S33. 323
undivided profits. $3.50 lO4. Total, $40 1903 7si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES
FURNISHED By swartwout & Appenzellar. No 4
Pine street,

sHNrNN.
Name. Maturity. Rid. Ask q yield
Anal Copper c. April, 1918 1908. 1908. %
Ann Arhor : {, May. 1913. 0Ss 90x SO
b & o "A c, June. 1913. 1905 lcoS IW
Beth Steel Cor p c, NOV, 1914 1905 lOii, 80
Ches & Ohio "a p c. June, 1914. 99k asiS IN
Chic Eley Rys p 6. July 1914 as, oss tS
chic & Ait p c, Mch Is 1913. 99i. 99s. A.
{ II & ID ip c. july, 19i3...... 99ls 100 TX
n 8 II eqpts IA c. Jdly 1922. i0l io2 as
Denver 6 & T. p c, April, 1914 1901. 1905 $40
Erie . c, April =. lelf. '.'...,lOl lnll, q -
do b D G, Oct, 1914 .......... 99fs lOOi. 81
FEDERAL sugar C. Nov. 1914. 9sa. 9aL $50
Gen Motors 8 2 C. Oct. 1915 .loD lO0t 500
Gen Rubber -, p 9 July. 1915. aTis aTk, b33
Hudson Cos d p e, Feb, 1918. 9e', 100 500
Int 4 ct y c: Apg. 1914 90. 07f. 9ss SO
Int Harry p c, Feb ~. 1915. 1907, 1907, az
NJ 4 - / 5p q. Feb. loi3..... 95 90 soo
NJ & p {. NAV. l9i3..... 90i1 aas 10
Missouri Pac p G, June 1914. 95R a6i, SIS
y Central "a PC, Mich. laitloo'. loO's AS
do equip D p c. Nov, 1912 - T. i58l 30 p c bas.
do eq "a . G Jan. 1913 iSai 90 D c basis
- l. 4 ! . c, Mich. 1913. 997s lo0S asa
Southern Ry C. Feb. 1913. 1905. IOos 40
Tidewater co p q, juno, 1913. l0lp. i0ls 4ao
In TSpewr p {, Jan 10 1913. l0ot. 1909 20
West i & N 6 p c. Aug, 1918. 1911. 1919 40
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U. S. TREASURY FINANCES.
nAceedIns .Arcnaltures sal ass. sel s2e. s2a. IS

I TN'e'nInS expenditures sfI'o"5bI N-B'bZo' 's7
Panama Canal expenditures for the month
| to date have been S3l05,416 and 2s62,ii6 a
/ year ego, and for the fiscal year expenses
| have been s2695706l, against 1860 last
year. Total amounts expended on purchase
| and construction OF canal TO date. S25S H.
/ OIi.
Classified receipts for March 10 date com
! rcd with 10l1
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EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY.

The Eastman Kodak Company of New
Jersey and subsidiary companies report for
tho fiscal year ended December 81 last az
follows, in comparison with the preceding
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Uptown Prices.

Meat prices arc about the same as last
vcok Round steak and prime pot roast 81 9
20 cents a pound, veal chops and loin of
lamb chops are d cents q pound, veal cut
lots arc IS cents a pound. and breast ~
veal is 16 cents pound. Shoulder Of PORK
iq ls cents pound and pork chops are IS
cents a pound.
King of Siam oranges arc . cents for
four. rcars arc 50 cents dozen lemons
az. ., cents A dozen apples are % cents .
dozen pineapples arc 20 cents each. ana
or,pefrmt are p cents tor two.
celery is % cents a bunch, rhuhsrb 70 10
cents . bunch. and heets ard rahishes arc
cents bunch Beans are - cents =
Quart ,abnsccs are T. cents g head, lettuce
and romatpc aIo centa head, onions ere
n cents ard pctatoes are csni' quart
russel. SPROUTS are l. cents 2 DO.
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COTTONSEED OJ-selling against tender rs ;
On April contracts caused decline OF polilts ~
the April position but other months we're steauy
closing at an advance Of to > points Locai
contract prices. ...--