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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-08
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. March s.zClose: Good re-
ports from the growing crop or wheat
were In part responsible for weakness
In wheat on Thursday. Fridays mar
ket was dun all day, waiting for the
government estimate of wheat in the
hands OF farmers that did not come
out until closing time.
Argentine wheat exports for the
week were about as large as expected.
but that country is already many mill
lions OF bushels behind It's ordinary eX-
ports up TO this time or year and
mast do much better II IL is ever to
catch up. The strike is not vet quite
cCttled and a new one has been started
among dock laborers in. Australia,
ISssE I-=ssf -t4..-f i4,t.t-
ness in Liverpool Russia and Mani
toba are not Offering wheat freely.
Some OF the recent reports OF export
Hour business have, been found TO be
without foundation, ana there rs a lack
OF subsidized huXing ON the advances
The feeling among grain men was
that the government would find more
wheat in farmers hands than shown in
recent private estimates land this be-
lief gave the market an easy tone
Bulls were afraid to buy The govern
ment itgures did not come in during
the session and wheat ruled duh all
day, CfOsIHg Without change IN DTtFFy-
Corn aud oats were unchanged Cash
beans advanced &c and cloverseed lost
ljc.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. red. 81:
May opened without change at 81 O3ts
gained q C and declined 10 sf.03t5 july
opened at SSAc. declined to 9Slac and
advanced to 9SAc. Sept opened al use
declined TO o. &C and advanced to CSC:
No. ! white Csc. Coarse grain quota
ttuT5- turrr, CHsfT No = I car ar 5s = G!
No. yellow ; cars at 69iRc. No
yellow, cars at 61iac oats. stand
ard. l car at 55c; No. white. IS ac:
No. white. 1 car al 55c Rye. Cash
No. 2, 93c. Beans. Immediate. prompt
erG March shipment S2.35. April S2.35.
MAY. 81. 40. Clovcrsced Prime spot SO
bags at sl2.75. March, $l2.7j; sample
IL bags az Sll25. prime alsike, S12.T5:
sample alstke, bags at Sl2 al Sl1
$50
Receipts In the Detroit market Fri
DAY Included 1900 bbls OF flour. / car
q wheat, 10 Of corn, of oats ana /. of
rye. Withdrawals were Gon bills II
.lour and 5.llS IN OF corn stocks are
4?i,o2I bu Of wheat 203,71e bu OF corn.
ana 25.f96 bu OF rye
Receipts OF wheat Friday: Miuneap-
oils. Isl ears, against 1GS ears "A year
nru. Duluth. 9 cars, against s. Winni e.
peg Ss4 cars against 200 So Louis.
] 1000 bu. against $4,000 bu. Kansas
CITY II cars. against - omaha. %
ears. against :.
Argentine wheat exports this week.
| 2.1&+. 900 bu.
Liverpool wheat closed i.Ia.d and
corn a q I'D higher.
! Primary wheat receipts were $50. 600
I'm against 100000 bu a year ago
! Exports or wheat and -four on Friday
NyeTc equal TO 10000 bu
enc lGO GRtIN-OpeninE.
CHICAGO. March s. wheat. Alay ~
e. July up &c Gorn May up ~. July
| NJ &c. Oats May up sc; July up iac
4 Provisions higher.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-08
DIEHL BLAMES ROSIE
BUT STILL LOVES HER

While Rosie Meyers, IA years old.
is held In the detention home fer 3ju--
veniles, awaiting trial In the Juvenile
court. on the charge OF being a youth
full delinquent, her lover, Charles
Dlehl. Is years old. with whom she
eloped, was arraigned before Justice
Stein. Friday noon, on the charge or
larceny by conversion, of sf3T OF The
money OF Joseph Meyers, Rosle's
father.
Diehl entered a plea OF not guilty,
and will have an examination. March
Is. ball being fixed at $500 In one
surety. lie lays the blame for fae
whole trouble on Rosie, and says that
he didn't even know that she had
stolen the money from her father. but
he still loves her, in spite OK his
martyrdom.
And Rosie certainly loves Charles.
according 10 Precinct Detective Theo-
dore Schlunt. who brought the young
clippers back from Chicago.
1T was like acting as an escort TO
bridal couple on their honeymoon
said Detective Schlunt. with both or
them protesting their undying affec-
ton for each other, and swearing by
all that was holy, that prison bars
could never kill their love, nor result
In their separation.
Rosie kept saying. No matter II
il is 10 years that We will have to
serve in prison, when We both get OUT,
well get married, won't we %
and then Charles would say, Sure
we will"
But the worst that can happen 10
Rosie will be trip 20 the Industrial
School for Girls, while Charles Is in
danger of long prison term Tor bis
part in the transaction.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-08
MARKETS AND FINANCE

Copper Range, 5IS. naly West, q; Eas'
Butte. l3l4 Franklin, 1875 IironN
Greene Cananea, "a. Hancock, 81; hel
NetIa. H. Indiana, l5A Inspiration
fsfr ftot-tfr. 2 y Tr'feeIs.lNr -
La Rose as: Lake. 3fs. Mass,
Miami, ga Mohawk, So. Nev, cons
1875 New Baltic. a.. Nipissing Z y 10
North Butte. 2i& North Lake. Ois
Ohio Copper SIS oJlhway. Ga; ole
Dom. 49A. quincy. 1914 Raven. -
Ray Cons. l7ss shannon. l2isi Sou'l
Lake. 49,. Sup. Copper, 90 super. a
Boston. 8& Tamarack. 80. Trinity, ca
Utah Apex. 3 Utah Cons, l6ia Utal
copper. 5f% L :. Smeltingy 49,, d'
pfd.. asa; Victoria. 4is WinOna, a
Wolverine. 1Qs, Wyandotte, 2's; hukor
MaylluWer a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-08
CHILD EATS STRYCHNINE
FOR CANDY; death ENSUES

BAD AXE, Mich, March S.-The
little thre-year-old girl of William
Simmons, OF Kinde. found box OF
tablets last night which her mother
had been taking for a tonic.
Thinking they were candy, she ate
freely of them About an hour after
she went into commissions. When a
physician was summoned and IL was
founG her sufferings Nwere from
strychnine poisoning, she was work
ed over for two hours, during which
time antidotes were administered,
but without success. Death came TO
the little sufferer at midnight.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-08
WOMAN CELEBRATES
HER TOOTH BIRTHDAY

WAYNESBURG, Pa. March s.
alrs. Harriet Wildman OFT, oldest res
dent OF Greene county, celebrated her
one hundredth birthday today. She
is the mother of II children, eight OF
whom are living. She has living 20
grandchildren. 200 great-grandchil-
dren, So Observation-Disclosures and
one Observation-Disclosures
One OF her sons, Henry c. OFT, was
with Gen. Sherman in the famous
march, From Atlanta to the Sea.
Mrs. OFT still retains all her faculties
and has never used spectacles.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-08
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times ny Painc,
Weber q Co, March 8:
The market continued strong all
through the first hour, aggressive ouy-
Ing being again evident In many I'M
portant issues. forcing further adyan-
ces and inducing hurried covering OF
shorts all round the room Many OF
the houses that had been openly COM
mitted to both sides were among the
heaviest buyers or teh more active is
sues and materially aided the upward
movement. Reading was one OF the
most prominent features. advancing
over on epoint TO about los and about
the same amount OF gain was made In
american Smelling, Great Northern and
Southern Pacific Although there was
large trading in Erie common, that
stock was not helped by the current
stories OF buying for control. American
Tel & Tel and North American made
fractional gains The room traders
wer eactive on the ball side. Commits
sloB business showed -a-furt her I'm
pIovement with most OF the orders
through these houses on the buying
side Government bonds unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-08
NEW YORK PRnDICE.

NEW YORK. March S.--Flour: Easy
and Grm. Pork; Dull; mess, 81 i. 80
Lard. Easy; iniddle west spot, $9sf
IL. Sugar Raw, quiet; centrifugal
81 test, $4.52; muscovado. SO test, $4,02i
refined. quiet. cut loaf. $500; crushed
$3.50, powdered, $3.50: Granulated, SOS
Coffee Rio Mo- on spot. Ia "a
ul+iac Tallow: Quiet; city, DC; coun-
try, So. H6Lc. Hay; Strong, prime
1885; No 3, $1071a fi1.15: clover, 81 a
l2zl2 Dressed poultry: quiet; turk
eys. lea Gle, chickens, 16M Gle; fowls
l3M1Gc. ducks, I3m 22c. Live poultry;
Steady, geese. 10n1lc: ducks, lie
fowls. 17@1Sc: turkeys. l5m zoe; roost-
ers 101ec. spring chickens, l3c. Cheese
Firm. state milk, common TO specials
15m1SL &c; skins, common To specials
~ M14Ac.
Butter: Firm. receipts, SAL; cream
cry extras 81 &c; state dairy tubs, 20
n S01ac; imitation creamery firsts, 26 n
E2CIsc Eggs: Unsettled; receipts, H.
1853, nearby white fancy. 25c; nearby
mixed fancy, % 22Iac; fresh firsts, ..
/ a &c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-08
BosTON COPPER LET.rERs.

Reported for The Times by Paine,
Wtbber 4 co. March );
London metal market opening hrm
Spot f65. up SIS: futures f65 lSs "a, up
SIS Sd.
Boston market opened steady and ac-
tive, with no particular change an
I.Iiccs from yesterdays close The low
priced Lake coppers, SUCH as OjlbMaS
and Arcadian. seem 10 be commanding
mos attention. The diamond drill core
on the Arcadian is reported 10 have
encountered some very rich copper the
past two or three days.
Reported for The Times by Hayden
Stone a Co, March s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-08
WINDSOR GIRL WILL
RECEIVE S25, 900

NEW YORK, March S.-With the
|consent of the heirs of Robert Math-
tf, at one time president OF the Chi
EcHgu, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Co, who died, Oct. "a, last, a court
order Is on file here today declaring
Mr.. Mather's will invalid.
The will provided that Gwendolyn
Dnck. OF Windsor, Ont, and Leila
1HRsellr of Chicago should receive no
part OF the estate until certain bene-
ffciaries under the will had died The
effect of the suit decided here Is to
set aside at once $4,000 for the two
women.
Mr.. Mather drew UP the will him
self and it would have been valid n
4 Illinois, but the New York courts de-
Frfnrcd IT void BECAUSE certain trust
/ fund provisions suspended the divis-
/ Jon of the estate for too long time.
The grounds for breaking the tesla
mem are similar TO those which pre-
vailed in the celebrated case of the
Samuel j. Tilden will.
The case is said TO be the first in
this state in which all the parties TO
ID will contest agreed in advance that
the will was void and Joined in an
Implication TO the court TO have the
estate distributed as that of an in
hesitate.
Gwendolyn Duck Is the wife OF
George Duck. clerk in the Office of the
canadian Salt Co.. Windsor, and son
Sof j. M. Duck, former well-known
Windsor ferry dock. The heiress met
George Duck while she was visiting
|Walkerville, few years ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-08
JoBBI>G PRICES.

Canned Goods Apples. gals. $3.50,
baked beans ] IN. 500 soc: Lima beans
81 ttt.2a. Corn: Fancy Maine. SiIU.
standard SOC Table bects. stg5m i,b
Peas. Fancy. early June. sl35. stand
ard 81 soaked a0n zoe salmon
SoclscV,. tau. S2.55 fat S240: Alaska
roaS. $2.iG, Alaska piuks. St.2O. iona
tncs. $i.tnn So sucCotnsh. siqI.@s
por 10. Peas Mafrowfaf. ST g., early
Ilil" 81 20. sifted early Jurc. tTla pcI
duz
Feed i0hbing prices in iOG-lh sucks
, ''rau. SIS ronrsr mtddliuEs SIS Ens
WduimEs. So coarse corn ntcai aro
cracked corn. $50, corn and oat chop
! Sit per ton
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-08

TOI ,EIlO. p.. MarCh Nv ntdlt IaNH
slOlsS May. si03S. July. hoQA
Sept. 97T.c. Corn Cash. G9i4c; May
Te%c. July. 12A,c. sept, 127sc. Oats
Cash. 55i4c; May, 55ssc; July. sic
sept. 44c. Rye. Cash. 95c. CloVersccd
Cash and May. $i2.S0. April. $3.50: No
,. si2.45: No. 3. s12.35; rejected. Sll.So
Msikc: Cash and March. sl2.S0. Tim
othy: cash and March. s.. Butter
eggs and hay unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-08
hanks and Trust Compa


Boston copper share sales Of Marcn
T. furnished by Hayden. Stone * GO, ::
Adv 50, Ahmeek los. Allouez 200,
Amald 1887. Am Zinc $50. Anaconda 20.
Ariz Com 1925, Butte a Corb 100, Butte
* Ballak 100, Bohemia so Cal x Aria
1852 Cal & Hecla As. Centennial 40.
Chino IS, Cop Range 1903, East Butte
700 Franklin 1895. GirouX 33j, CRANKY
75 Greene Can $50 Hancock $40. Helv
6la, Indiana 49,. Insp'n 50. Island Creek
l0J Isle Royale 1895, Kerr Lake 150,
Lake Cop $50. LaSaIle $50. Mason Val
:J5. Mass Cons SO. Maynower 1885, Nil
ami 500. Mohawk so. New Cons 295, New
zfrr1rti 81 y F4iss444p- p3r-Anrth- Bn1te
1895, North Lake 1880. Ojihway l20.
old Col Ming $50, Old Dom $50, Os-
CECILIA 10. Pond Creek so, Quincy So,
.887. shat * Arlz 1876, South Lake 200,
Sup Cop $40, Sup a Bos 205. Tamarac<
%, Trinity 405. Tuoulmne 100, L :
Smelt 1880. do pref 100, Utah Cons loo.
Utah Copper 40 Victoria 15O, Ninona
80 Wolverine 237
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-08
I,d,. nonov,r An Court

Former Judge Donovan made his first
appearance IN court Friday morning
since he left the bench Jan. L. when 3
appeared as attorney for Edward Sher-
man plaiutin in "a suit for divorce.
The Young man testified that his wife.
lNdtlr had deserted him more than
two vca~s ago and he was granted q
q cree by Judge Codd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-08
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
BUSINESS MEN

Is II feasible for business men TO buy
Stocks? III SO. what methods should
they follow in order to be successfully
A booklet by Roger w. DabsOn treats
OF this subject and will be mailed gratis
Address Compiling Offices of the
Babson Statistical Organization.
az Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts,.
largest ergaBfsatiea- Of Its class In u. =.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-08
LIVESTOCK.
EAST BUFFALo-openIns.


FAST BCFFA.o. n. u. March s.
Cattle, Receipts, i've cars. market,
steady; best l,400 TO 1,600-lO steers.
GOOD prime 1900 10 l,400-lb. steers. 81
a. 20. good prime 1900 TO 1,300-lb.
steers $500. best LOO to i,2OO-lb.
shipping steers. SECS q $50. medium
butcher steers. 1000 10 100 lbs, IS. 20
G6 light butcher steers! s4.50W5.
best fat cows So q ) 60, fair 10 good do,
s4GfA50; common 10 medium do. SO. rs
q 1.75; trimmers. $2.50aS; best fat heif-
ers, SEA ESQ; good fat heifers, s4.75 "
6.25 fair TO good do, si.25 q 4. 90; stock
dehcrned. s45Od475; common feeding
steers. S3.50n4 stockers. all grades.
50 5Oq4; prime export bulls, s5.5O06;
best butcher bulls. s5g525; bologna
best mixers and springers, S45Q So
common TO good no. S25@35.
Iogs Receipts. 80 ears; market,
stead heavy -$6.soq6.9o: workers..
Sheep: Receipts. 40 cars; market
slow top lambs. s7.25Q7.35 year
lings. S6elG..5. wethers. 1875 q $50.
EAST BUFFALo-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO y. Y, March s.
Cattle Receipts. $50 head; market.
trade light and steady; prime steers,
S7,50MS, butcher grades $3.5Od7
active. Gull 10 choice, s6a9.75. sheep
and lambs: Receipts. 10000 head; mar
ket. active and steady; choice lambs
$3.50 40; Gull 10 fair. s., 25a7: year
linss. S5.90R6.25; sheep seas IS.
Hogs: Receipts. 3.400 head: market
active and firm workers., s6.60a 8. so:
piss. s6I0G625; mixed. $3.50 G. so;
heavy. S6.75 n6S0; roughs, $5.15 "a 6.10;
stays. s5d $50
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO,
March s.--Hogs. Receipts. 2f.oOO head.
market. shade higher mixed and
butchers, S6.25Q6.521z good heavy.
s6.25 $50; rough heavy 1928 q SIS
light, sG.2Ol $50; pigs SI.6046.25. cat
tie. Receipts. $500 head; market.
steady: beeves, S5GS.S5; cows and
heiters. $2.2lM6.s0; stockers and feed
ers, S4.10Q 6.lO; Texans, Si.10u .;
calves. 500 80 sheep: Receipts TO-
600 head. market. loo higher. native.
S275@ sac: western. $4.e5a $685. lambs.
xlE1M 80 western. Sl.75M145.
GLEN ELAND.
CLEVELAND, O.. March S--IIogs;
Receipts, 1000 head; Sc lower; heav-
les and mediums, $3.50; mixed york
ers and lights. s6,S; pigs, So. Cattle:
Receipts, cars, steady. sheep and
lambs: Receipts, II cars; 1925 top
Calves; Receipts. zoo head. Se.25 top.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-08

Noon--Whcat: May down &c; July
down isc. Corn: May down &c; July
down &c. oats. May up sc. July ult-
changed.
ClOse--W heat. May down i4c. july
down &c. Corn; May down 4. c: July
down &c. Oats: May M isc, July
-t.tfelrsnseri. provisions higher
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-08

AppIes-s275a3 .75 per Dbl
Bananns-Good shipping stock, $50
q 20.
Rcans-Dried Lima, 7m7hc Id.
California Fruits = Grape Tokays,
{l.15fI2 per box.
Cclery-Florida, s45065 per crate
tfeft.25 per doz.
CauIIiower-75 ii S5c blu.
Cabbnge-SM3 y per no.
Cheesc--Michigan fats. 1871 G19c
late made, liza mlSc; New York flats
Swiss. 19d 22c; block Swiss, 1Sq zoe
imported Swiss 20 a gle: Limburger
l7la d19c; brick cheese 20m21c H.
Cranberries-Late Howes, $3.50 pei
bu; $3.50 per bbl.~0
Dntcs-Persian new. 51s a &c per ID
Fards. 104lO1ac per 10.
Dressed Cniyes-Fancy, 9a10c; com
mon ease Id.
Dressed Hogs - Light TO medium
7iac heavy. 6M6Iic 10.
Figs-Imported new. 11@ Ice per 10
Tinnan HaddIe.-3O-lb. boxes. sqI1c
sErcsh Vegetables cuctTfbeFs,@ hot
house. 81 20 a. 81 SO per doz; lettuce, hot
house. 10allc per 10; head lettuce
rers 75c basket; carrots, S5Q90c bu;
shallots. 9OcMsl
Grape Fruit-Florlda .S5.5O97.
Grapes-Malagas. sea bbl.
-ber-f $ frfoc; extracted, -f0cr1Tc 10.
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
let's. Z. o. b. Detroit: No. ] timothy
t2Oa21; No. 2 timothy, sl9n20; clover,
riNcd, $50 re; rye straw. ss.5OM9;
wheat and oat stray SSM&50. Loose
markets ranged from S22d25 as TO
quality
Hides-No. / cured. 12lac: No. 1
green. 10Izc. No cured bulls, 10c; No.
green. sc! cured calf No. !. lie;
Tides. No. /. 1915; No. 2. s2.75 sheep
skins, as TO wool, 25c6S1.5O: No .
h.ries,- fc- off on -iiP5-i II eff- eIt-ealf ~
Iemons-California SEA 6125; Messi-
nag, s5d550 box
OnIons-Yellow, 81 per bu; Span
ish, s225n25O per crate. IS. so per case:
Bern4udas. $3.50 per crate.
OrnnEcs-California navels, fancy.
ss~4, choice. S2.50qs per crate;
Floridas, s3m375 per box.
rouitry-Springs No. l. 1Ihcdl5c III:
M :, &C. fowls, Y n NJ 9,
20. geese. l3M1ic: ducks young.
l7aISc; turkeys 1Sg19c ID.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $45005 crate.
Potatoe--Car lots. track, Detroit.
arc selling AT sl.05M1.l0 bu; new Ber-
riuoas, $250d3 bu.
SL!ns-Dctroit buyers are bidding as
follows. No. skunk. $3.50: 30. 2musk-
rat SOC
sweet Potatoes-Jcrseys kiln dried.
IOmatOrs-Florida. Si.i0 per 6-has-
ket crate. S0n $50 per basket
TnIiow-No. So No. :. -. lib
MooI--Mit hig-n unwaShed wool for
southern. central and northern So
tiors, ~ 3. and y blood 10000; de-
lainc. uuwashcd l6V iSc: common.
roLrh and fine. lin1Sc 10. T. o. b..
country points
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-08
MARKET TURNS WEAK
AFTER MORNING RAttf
List Is Strong Through First
Hour, But Recedes in Late
Forenoon
\. \. sTOCK MARkET-CIose.

Am Ag Chem 50 ~, Am Sugar 80,
Anal Cop II, Am c a r. 54is, do pI
liIii. Am Loo S51s, Am smelt .6ls, Am
SuE ll9. Am 4 4 Il 1859. Am lob pi
1885. Am Wool IS do pr SSs4 Anacon
80. Atch 1854, b 4 o 1885,, Il 4 7 a
Ia So Can rae 231, Cen Leath 20S'
DO pr SOS, G < o MIA 13s.. chino COP
20 -, {, NJ a 81 4 1882, chi 4 y IA y.
Col r a. 1 25is. Con Gas 40. Corn Prod
ia. Del * II 10. ID Il II q 81 Dis
Sec Cor 2ssa, Erie 335s do LIST If 54's,
d. "a IF 44H, Gen Flee 1914, CT Nor pr
l5z. CT Nor ore ctf So. Ills Gent 1876
Int Met rs, do pr 57a.. Kas 9 y, Leh
Val 1904. Louis a. y 155 y. NJ. X a a
2sls do pr 81 "a, NJ. ST p 4 81 ste NJ X
1854 Mo Pacific 40A. National Lead
X-55c 81. New York Central HAS.
y y q ~ W. 1904 Norf. 4 w, 1854
y Pac. l23is: Press ST Car 81 Il Ray
Cons, l1Ss: Reading 1865 Rep. | n
:. l9A do pfd. IL. Rock Island. 23ss
do pfd.. 4sl. Sloss-Sheff, 4l14 so Pac..
i095s; south Ry. co.'s; do pfd.. - "a
Tenn Copper, 3S; Texas, %; Union Pac.
l6S, &. $. Rub com. 4Sn L. :. steel.
50 Ss do pfd., l1014 L. : Bonds, 1925
Vir.-Car chem Co. "a. Utah Copper.
6T "a Wabash. = do pfd., lsSs West
Tn Tel, Siss West Mfg, I37s q %
So. do pfd, T7ir.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-08
CHICAGO PRODIrCE.

CHICAGO March S-Butter: Extras.
30c hrsts. 29c; dairy extras, csc. frsts.
Zee. Eggs. Prime nrsts, 19A al zoe:
nrsts, 19c. Cheese Skins. II 4 M17iAc;
Young Americas, IL y a. 1Sc Live poul-
try: Fowls. 14h d15c; ducks, 15m16c:
geese. 10m1lc; turkeys, 1Ia14izc. Po-
-tatnrs.- 4 % al I ----
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-08

NEW YORK, March S.-The stock
market opened strong today, prices
being well above last nights close.
IL a. m.-The market continued
strong all through the first hour
Governments unchanged; other
bonds steady.
Noon-The market receded Slightly
in the late forenoon.
p. m.--Business was dull in the
afternoon with price changes narrow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-08
BUSINESS BRIEFS

President Cotter OF The Pere Mar
quette, says that there is no agency
OF any sort in Michigan, including the
state government itself. that is doing
more for the development of Micdi-
gan, than his much-abused railroad,
and that the people should give il
the confidence that will enable IL to
get the credit that IL needs TO put il
self on self-susaining basis. More
than 90 per cent of our gross pas
senger mileage brings us a revenue CT
less than 40 cents mile,'' said Mr..
Cotter, while it costs from 20 to 90
cents TO operate a passenger train.
The Pere Marquette mileage Is located
in the poorest rate-paying territory OH
the face OF the earth. In New York,
Michigan is considered a hopeless
proposition
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Adventure. IA AriZ. Cont, 4 1915
Ahmeek. 26S. Arcadian, SIS. Allouez
42i3 Algema Gis hos. a CorbiB. 81,
Boston Ely. M Ray state Gas. =.
Cactus. 49, Cal. a Ariz.. 62h: cal. a
Hecla, AL. Cent?, 20; Chino. 2Jss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-08
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter Extras, SOC; firsts. 29c h.;
dairy, 2lc. packing stock, zoe 10.
Eggs-Current receipts, cases In
Guided. 19c per doz. Market easy. Re
ceipts Friday. 33S cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-08

NEW YORK. March S.-Money on
IIf cent for six months. Bar silver
I.In9on. Is 1916 pence: New York
nae Demand sterling; s4S7i5
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D.sipess-iiH- Printing. No fuss and
no fenthets The plain. neat kind that
looks fight Times Printing Co, Is
John X -st Main 1875 or City 1855.
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UNION STOCK YARDS.
EI.EXEIAND.
PRODUCE.

Receipts OF poultry were again large
this morning, and as retailers are buy
ing only in a limited way the dressers
can make their own prices outside
markets are lower also. and the feel
Ing here is easy. Dressed calves are
in much the same situation as Doul-
try. Prices at the yards were lower
yesterday. and the market mad liberal
receipts this morning. The potato
market is very Arm, although no
higher, in spite of ten-cent advance
AT chicago Butter hOfUs nTm ITTd
eggs are called easy, even at the de-
cline
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BOSTON CURB

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone a Co. March 8.
Open. High. Low. ~ An.
Bay State Gas. - % % %
Goldneld Cons. AZ ~ az tts
Inspiration -. 1JA 19h 19A 1s1.
Raven Mining 40 IS ~ ~