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An increase in the already high
cost of living" was foreshadoWed by
experts of the department of agricui-
ture at Washington, who announced
that food crops and meats were
scarce.
Domestic
Seven persons we're injured, several
seriously, when Rock Island passen-
ger train was wrecked near Biscoe,
Ariz
An unusual number Of aliens were
deported from the Ellis island lmmi-
grafton station, when 175 persons eX
cluded as undesirables were placed on
board ten outgoing steamships bound
for Europe. Many Of the cases were
those of diseased persons and several
were women with families or young
children.
Six persons were killed In Indiana,
four at New Orleans and two in Ohio
as a result of automobile accidents at
railroad grade crossings within TWEEN
ty-four hours
The entire railroad terminals Of
East st. Louis, H., were threatened
with destruction by fire. me
fire destroyed the Advance Grain COM
pany's elevator, the Chicago & Atoms
freight house and some cars and por-
tions of the Baltimore & Ohio freight
house. The loss was 100000.
Twenty soldiers of Companies Thir-
ty-nine and One Hundred and Sew
entieth United States Coast artillery,
were killed, and about 100 others in
iured when a special troop train on
the Mobile & Ohio railroad crashed
through a trestle near State Line,
Miss.
The sessions of the American Cath
Ollie Missionary congress opened at
Boston, the gathering of church digni-
taries being the greatest seen In this
country for rs years.
Two thousand mining men were
present when the convention Of the
American Mining congress opened in
Philadelphia.
William Sulzer was removed as gov
ernor of the state of New York by the
high court of impeachment at Albany
by a vote of 43 to II. Martin II.
Glynn, lieutenant governor, was sworn
In as his successor, the first in the
history of the state to step into its
high office in this manner. Robert r,
Wagner, Democratic leader Of the
senate, became lieutenant governor.
1t was learned that Henry Clay
Prick. just after his son. Childs Frick
married Miss Frances S. Dixon OF
Baltimore, Md, handed the bride ar
envelope containing a check in hel
name for $2,OO00,00O 1t is understood
that young Mr.. Flick received securi
ties valued at S12,000,000.
Yeggs blew the safe in branch
postoffice at Buntyn. a suburb of Mem
phis. Tenn, and in G. w. Rutland:
adjoining store, securing about $4,000
in money and several hundred two ant
one cent stamps. Bloodhounds are
trailing the men.
Julian Hawthorne, the novelist, 1
free man after serving a term in the
Atlanta federal penitentiary, told ;
startling story Of his life as convict
I'm which he called mis- Atlanta prison
living he'll" and said Wardel
Never was unfit.
Timothy L. Woodruff, according t
au estimate by his son, John Wood
ruff OF New York, left an estate est
mated at about $1.0OO,010 The bull
of the fortune. it is said, is left to MI
Woodruffs second wife, and to his Sol
by his first wife. John E. Woodruff
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Mexican Revolt

The Cuban government received Z
wireless dispatch saying that Presf'
dent Huerta has resigned in favor OF
General Banquet.
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WORLDS
EVE n is
TER SELY and
BRIEFLY TOLD
Washington

The senate at Washington passed
the Clapp campaign contribution bill
1t prohibits the sending of money from
one state to another to aid in the cleo
ton or defeat of candidates for presl'
dent, vice-president or members OF
congress.
Denial was made at Washington that
President Wilson or any government
official had communicated with Car
rama. 1t was unofficially acknowl-
edged however, that the adminlstra-
ton knew certain interested parties
had been canvassing the situation un.
officially.
President Wilson and Secretary Gar
rison selected four Filipinos to be
members of the Philippine commits
sion. They are Victorino Mapa, Jaime
c. de Veyra, Vicente Ilustre and
Vicente Singson Mapa will be sec
rotary of finance and justice. The
fifth Filipino commissioner will be
Rafael Palma, who since 1908 has been
the only native on the commission.
President Marshall and Speak
er Clark will ask congress to grant
full citizenship to George E. Lerrlgo,
general secretary of the Y. M. c. A.
for southern China, who discovered
recently that, although he had exer'
.,;sad Tho RIGHTS of citizenship for ~
years, his fathers citizenship papers
had not been issued until he (the SOM
had passed his twenty-first birthday.
An increase in the already high
cost of living" was foreshadowed by
experts of the department of agricui-
ture at Washington, who announced
that food crops and meats were
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-10-24

Diplomatic representatives of Great
Britain, France, Spain, Cuba, Guate-
mala and Norway decided at confer
ence at Mexico City to recommend
that their governments send warships
to Mexico for the purpose of affording
legation guards should conditions SO
require.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-10-24

General Huerta, dictator of Mexico,
has picked up the gauntlet thrown
down by President Wilson. In spite
Of Mr.. Wilson's declaration that he
would not recognize any administra-
ton set up by the elections to be held
on October 26, Huerta, according to in
formation received at the state de-
partment at Washington, intends to
carry out his program.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-10-24

Ralph Rose. Olympic and world
champion shot putter, died at S.
Francisco, CAL, of typhoid fever.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-10-24

Timothy l.. Woodruff, according to
al estimate by his son, John E Wood
ruff Of New York, left an estate esti-
mated at about $1.0OO0J0 The bulk
of the fortune. it is said, is left to Mr..
Woodruffs second wife, and to his son
nv his first wife. John E. Woodruff.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-03-20

Velk5 vyprodej v pln6m prou
du v sedlafskem zavodu M. j.
Loesa pti kterem Sc vyproda YES
kere zbozf "a velmi snizenou cenu.
Prodej potrva jenom do 15ho dub
ma.
OchotnickJ krouzek z Utica US
pofada v Tabofe, We spolkov6 sfni
Geske divadIo, ktere bylo pred ne
davnem S velkym dsp9chem sehra-
no v Utica, v sobotu 29ho bfezna.
Pc divadle Dude nasledovat taneG-
nj zabava pro kterou obstara hud-
bu orkestr Vinatieriho. Vstupne
osoba 35c a dftky 15c. Kazdy jest
uctive Evan by Sc dostavil.
Obdrzeli jsme n9kolik set v2or-
XII kalendaf1 ma rok 1914. Oh
chodnici kteff jake obyGejn9 cht9-
j podeliti sv6 zakaznfky dobfe u
d6lajf kdyz nase vzorky.si prohlfd
nou. MGzem je prodati lacin9ji
ne&li kazdy agent ktery asi v tyto
DOLBY jedi a sbfra objednavky.
Kalendafe 81 kazdy muze cd mas
objednat nynf anebo ma G&su al
az do Tho zafi.
Vojtech Panka, starry osadnfk
zdejsf, zemfel We SVEN domov9 v
Tyndall minulou sobotu v pet ho-
din byv ranen mrtvicf Byl 81
roxy star. Pohfeb Sc odb5val v
sobotu ma n&rodnfm hfbitov9 u
Tyndall "a hojn6ho dGastenstvf.
ZesnulF byl narozen v Kvftkovi-
cfch v Gechach a do Ameriky pfi-
jel pred A roxy. Zanechava zde
manzelku, diva syny, Josefa a An
tona a Sest deer. Byl bratrem
zdejsf pr. Jana Bousky, st.
Pr. Freda Kralfeka zemfela mi
nulS ctvrtek We SVEN domov6 u
Utica ma souchote a pohfbena by
la v sObotu ma Yanktonskem hfbi
tov6. Trpela touto nemocf ash
diva roxy aG jeff STAY nebyl pova
zovan "a povazliv5, az pred NEST
Gem pocala oeividne chfadnout.
Zesnula byla 80 roxy stara a byla
dcerou pr. KralfGkov6. Ia svobo-
dy Sc jmenovala Mikolasova a ma
rozena byla v Tabofe. Jejf man
lei jest bratrem jeiiho n~evlastnfho
otce, Frantiska Kralfcka. Zane
chav& zde manzela, matku, nevlast
nfho Otce Sestry a bratry.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-03-20

PfiVezte nam smetanu, a dame
Vam "a nj tolik jake dostanete jim
de. Vyplatf Sc vam kdyz il prod6
te nam nebot j mG$ete pfivezt
kdykoliv a mnoho-li il mate. Ne
musfte Gekat az il budete NIT pl-
nou konev aniz nemusfte chvatat
ma Wax. Zaplatfme yam cash
vzdy. Neviteli iak Sc smetana ties
tuje, okazeme YAM a pax budete
v6d6t mnoholi vam "a nj ma pfijft.
Zkratka neyyplacf Sc z~asflat ma
vlastnf pest dokud my platfme do.
bry ceny. Duffek q Welt. (AdY.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-03-20
Specialists Dude zde.

V Gfadovn9 DIR. Blfzka Dude spe
cialista, oGnich, usnfch a krGnich
nemocf We Gtvrtek, 27ho bfezna.
Kdo by p%otfeboval jeho sluzeb,
nechf Sc pfihlasf u DIR. BIfzka.
S~pecialista Dude tez pasovat brej-
lie.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-03-20

Dekujem touto cestou vsem ma
Sim pffznivc1m kteff S n6mi OBJ
chodovali v minulosti a ujistujem
je, Re ocefujem jejich dobrou Will.
Vyprodali jsme Size zavod Sc ze-
leznym zbozfm, ale budem ma dale
prodavat automobily, tame stroje
a vetsi stroie pro farmery, sila,
atd. TEE bychom zadali ty, jenz
nam dluhujf by co nejdffve Gastky
povinne zapravili, nebot musfme
uvest vse do potadku. Prosfme o
dalsf pffzeh v budoucnosti a slibu-
jem, De vzdy budem hledet kazd6-
no poctiv9 a sv6domits obslouzit.
Tabor Mercantile Co. adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-03-20
DOMACl zpRAVy.


v Yankton minulS patek.
Eman Karel a Vilem Blachnfk
byli v Yankton minuly pdtek.
SleGna Marie B&rtova cd Dante
ztr&vila zde ned9li navstevou u
pt&tel.
Ma prodej blue stem psenice ma
semeno, Gist&, 81 busl. Karel Sti-
bral. (Adv.
Nektefi farmefi v tonic okolf
iiz zaseli Cast svych poll minuly
t5den.
j. A. Gleich cd Ravinia byl zde
navSt9vou u ptatel ku konci minu
lie tfdne.
Pr. Jos. Wagnera byla navste-
YOU u pfatel v Lesterville ma "a
Gatku tSdne.
Pr. Josefa Kukrala cd Lake An
des byla zde n&vSt6vou u pfGtel ku
konci minuleho tydne.
J. w. Hruska a J. A. Wagner
Sc navratili We Gtvrtek z Kimball
kde byli ma prohlfdce pozemku.
j, HI. Ptak Sc sIGastnil schaze
1tednfku vefejnfch skol ktera Sc
odb5vala v Tyndall minul5 patek.
Frank Carda odjel minulS patek
do Avon kde Dude stsV9t velkou
mastal ma farm9 Viktora BeGvafe.
Josef Hruska, Martin Homer a
Karel Novotny pfijeli domu We
Gtvrtek z Chamberlain by ztravili
sVatky u rodicG.
TaneGnf zSbavu uspofadG Josef
Hala We SIM Sturmov6, v sobotu
dne 29ho btezna. Hudbu obstara
|TaborskG kapelaa kazdy je Evan
by SO dostavil.
StruGnS v5tah vsech zakonG,
celkem $780,, a apropriacf minute
legislatury s~tatnf, jsou uvefejnGn6
ma stran9 6 v tonic elsie v angelic
ke teGi.
V. j. Noll, jenz n9jak5 Gas pra-
coval We dfevarn6 v Geddes, byl
zde navstevou v pond9lf. Mfsta-
onoho SO vidal a prozatfm je We
SVEN starem domov9 v Tyndall.
j. A. Ptak a ieho manzelka Sc
navratili z Omahy v dtery, kde Sc
pr. Ptakov& nalezala pc n9jak5 Gas
v nemocnici a kde Sc il narodilo
d6vGatko, kter6 81 pfivezli ssebou
domu.
F. L. Petffk, pr. Jos. Melicha-
ra, pr. Jos. Tupy pr. Jana Bou-
Sky, st., SO s1castnili pohfbu AL
berta Panky, kterS Sc odb5val v
Tyndall v dterS. ZesnulS byl
bratrem pr. Bouskov6.
j. M. Petffk vykoupil vesker6
Selezne zbozf, ktere drive vIastni-
la Mercantile Co., cd j. A. Wag-
nera a iskmile vse pfipravf, roz-
proda celou zasobu 20 velmi snfze-
nou cenu.
Vzhnru plavci ma palubu spell
me. HusiGka divoka. Ma tom
prazskem most9. Talffove re-
kordy cesk5ch pisnf ma Victor stro
je jsou k dostanf v Lakeport Store.
Nezli SO date pojistit ma &ivot,
domluvte Sc u Jana Kostela nebo
Al. Jezewskfho kteff p~oiistujf u
U. S. Annuity Life Ins. Co. ienz
zfskava denn9 Geny a jenz je jed
ma z nejlepsfch.
V 6terS veGer dne 25 btezna bu
de zde sehr&no divadlo anglick6
jednou znamenitou spolecnosti,
ktera pozustavd re deseti Glenn.
Nazev hry Jest ''Ukrazen pro mil
lion," a jest We Gtyrech jednanfch.
Plakaty obrazove ~znazorhuiicf rIz
ne sceuy z diyadla lie videti na
ndvestnf desce pied Quealovym
.skladem. Vstupne do divadla bu-
de SOC osoba; dftky 25c. Zaeatek
pfesn9 v pull devate iodine.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-03-20

Ma prodej, cerny hfebec, regis
troVany, vazf 1850 liber. X sluz-
bam v Lakeport kazd6 dte:S a v
sobotu. Josef PeGenka, Lesterville.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-03-20

Ma prodei, 100 akrd, ~ mile
Cd m6sta We Stevens okresu v
Minnesota. Lindstorm Bros.
Groom Bldg. Yankton. (Adv
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-03-20
American Fence
Always i'm the Lead

No other woven wire fence is as good a fence as ii
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
Wall Street.

Wall Street markets were weak. Flnan-
cial conditions, gold exports, and unccr-
tainty regarding the future. under the
changed administration, and the posi-
hility of the reopening of the Standard
Oil and Tobacco cases, were all encour-
aging to the bears, with the result that
declines of / and l L. points were gen
eral throughout the entire list with but
little rallying power. even in especially
favored securities.
The news of the day was suflClent TO
make the bears forget their shortage and
TO encourage them 10 make further COM
mitments on the short side.
The inability of Judge Lovett and ms
association to reach a solution OF the
Union PaCific-Southern Pacific dissolution
plans and the loss of valuable landhoid-
ings to the former corporation was also
AN incentive to the bear movement.
If Europe is TO need further American
assistance. then American securities must
he sold by Europe, and the bears are
lust as wise as the bulls, and Will make
the most of the situation.
Most Of the leading Wall Street houses
we're apparently committed to the pear
side when the market closed on friday
afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
CLEARING UP MARKET.

JCopynsht l"l3. by c. NJ Keys. New York;
A Wall Street publication recently
printed a list of twelve new industrial
stocks that have been floated in Wall
Street in the past two years. and which
have been under very heavy ire IN the
market lately Declines in price in some
cases were so remarkable that they look
almost like the work of a panic rather
than an ordinary market decline.
For instance n stock which, y Few
weeks ago was selling at 81 Is now sell
ing at 40 and another that enjoyed
fair market between - and - is selling
at as. Other declines in this list arc not
so spectacular. but the smallest loss Is
about 20 per cent.
This sweeping slaughter or lndustriai
stocks is no new story. 1t is very similar
to a decline that took place in 1908 in a
similar new class of industrial stocks. 1t
is an almost unfailing elimination OF
market campaign designed to give hlgh
prices to securities which represent noth-
ing but earning capacity. This Is phe-
nomenon SO distinct in the investment
world that it Is well TO analyze. NO
names are used in this article because
It would probably be invidious and un-
1ust to single out one or two STOCKS ana
use them as Illustrations.
The process of floating the stock OF an
Industrial enterprise on the Wall Street
market may be briefly described. The
men who have been carrying on busi-
ness successfully come into wan street
looking for a banker. They find a bank
ing house able and willing to undertake
the task Of raising money for the enter
prise. In conference, the banker and the
manufacturer agree that the company
shall be financed with preferred stock
and common stock. The banker insists
that the preferred stock must represent
real property. II the plants, real estate,
working assets, &c, are worth S.oc0ooO
and no more, the ordinary conservative
banker will not want to have more than
81 200, 900 of preferred stock.
It the manufacturer and the banker
get together on this basis the banker Will
agree to pay certain amount for the
whole preferred stock issue. Sometimes
he bargains to receive a certain amount
of the common stock along with the pre-
ferred without paying anything for IT,.
Sometimes. on the contrary, he will agree
to go in and make a syndicate which will
buy the common stock at a certain price.
II all depends. of course. upon the posi-
ton Of the industry and the position of
the manufacturer.
The present wreck of industrial stocks
is mostly in the common stocks. Four or
| five banking houses in Wall Street, hav-
ing been very successful in placing pre-
| ferred stocks with their customers, have
been tempted to go ahead and carry on
| big market campaigns in the common
stock issues Of the same companies For
| a while they were very successful. The
peopIc that came into their syIdicates
with them made lot of money. Some of
| il was real money. and the rest was
paper profit, so-called.
Now. in this process Of buying and SELL
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08

ing the stock IN the market. the banks
are called upon for loans. They viii
lend quite freely as long as everything
goes well. Just as soon. however. as
things 60 wrong in one stock Of . class
like this they begin to be critical Of all
stocks of the same class. The bank
president regrets that he is unable to
loan on such and such a stock or lies
gracefully to the effect that he has no
money to loan at all. II 1t gets still
worse the banks begin to reject these
stocks, and asks that other stocks be put
in their place.
Then. there is a slaughter like the pres
ent one. 1t is all very simple, and 1t Il
almost inevitable: for human nature is so
constituted. whether in a banking house
or only in a real estate development.
that when a man has made an easy profit
once or twice he goes ahead trying to
do it again and again until finally he
comes a cropper. That is what has hap
pened here in New York. 1t began In
the stocks for which one house was re-
sponsible; it ended in the collapse Of near
ly all the new industrial stocks.
The lesson is fairly obvious. so far as
the investor Is concerned. The preferred
stocks. Wiich mostly represent real prop
erty. have suffered relatively little. Yet.
they have suffered a good deal more than
the older and better seasoned industrial
preferred stocks. The fact seems to be
that the investor who wants TO be very
conservative will confine his attentions
for the most part to securities that have
gone through their seasoning process and
have outgrown the ills and aches of in
fancy Some day, no doubt, the best OF
these new industrial stocks VIII be hne
old seasoned Industrial issues command
| ing both respect and higher prices. In
the meantime. they are passing through
a natural phase of their devsaopDMe ~
investment securitaaA
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
GERMANY THE
STORM CENTER
Argentina Also Demands
American Gold Shipment
Totals $5,000,000.
STOCKS WEAK, LOWER
Hume Case Dismissed Good Trade
in Railway Bonds-Gossip
of Street.
By I, A. FLEMING.

Germany, If charted by American
methods, would be shown as the storm
center of the universe. The Argentine
Republic is also in need of cash, ahd'
in both instances, the United states
seems to be the one country capable OF
furnishing the cash.
The result is that 100000 of gold goes
from New York to-day for Argentina
Germany, and Paris, which, OF course
needs gold whenever Berlin does.
As a sequence. the bank statement Oh
New York fiscal institutions probably
will show Il wiping out OF reserves When
the usual Saturday report is made.
The banks have lost. in addition 10
the gold exports, nearly 100000 to the
T.easury Department during the week.
While this strinGency exists in the 1or-
eign capitals and in New York, interior
POINTS have sufficient cash Tor their
needs. and in Washington We are ior-
tunatc in having money enough TO meet
all demands, and also surplus OF nn-
employed cash in many Of our larger
fiscal institutions, due largely to the
falling off of activity in real estate
transactions Money here is quoted at
+ per cent on secured demand. and La
a nor conf ON time loans
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, March 7.-MILLFEED- Steady: de-
mand light. Spring bran. 22o0: standard middlinss
800; Western red dog. e.g; winter wheat. in 100
III sacks. TO arrive, $50; city bran. in bulk. 200
RYE-Easy; light business Western. to arrive
is valued at about 6s,s. C. l. T.. track. State is
nominal.
RYE FLOUR-Dealings moderate: prices are
steady; good TO choice quoted at 3.6oa4po. in bar
rels.
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR-Stcady; inquiry is life
less Choice nominal at 2a5as5 for 100 lbs.
CORNMEAL- Steady; trade is quiet Kiln
dried. for export. 500; coarse meal. in bags Lisa
In -
HAY-Receipts. SO tons: choice wanted: low
grades slow. Quotations are: No. timothy Los
standard. GIi: No. . a0asS: No. ). 15as.
STRAW-Receipts. 10 tons; firm: trade dull
Long rye quoted at 100; cat straw is scarce. and
values uncertain.
PoRK-StrouS business restricted Mess, q c5a
275: family, 2Ia,3.O
BEEF-Fim; supplies small and trade mod
crate. Packet, 20cazSoo; family, Z.o0asi0o.
LARD-Steady; dealings moderate. Prime West
ern. Il.D; refined Continent, Ils5; South Ameri-
can, 1:o5; refined Brazilian. in hes l36; beef
stearinc, 10 cents: lard steaxine. inactive; New
Yofk. rk
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
GraphOphOne Report.

The annual report of the American
Graphophone Company for the year 1872
is excellent. showing earnings from all
sources Of 8, ,227.T1 and balance to sur
plus account for the year of s60l.12s.
The report follows:
Earnings from all sources ..............S n GA
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS.

New York, March Bank clearings in the
United States for the week ended March 9 agus-
gate SIS s7 900. against s. $50. .4s4 900 last week.
and S.5sl, ,T5.o0o in this week last year. Follow
ing the returns for this week With percentages
OF change from this week last year:
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, March Call money os,enel at
81 per cent; high. "a; low. ~: renewals, .is
close "a; ruling rate. G=.
The feature of the time money market is the
sharp upturn Of the rate. round per cent is
quoted for all matuTities up to six months as
rgainst 4Isai& per cent Thursday. The market
is beginning to feel the effect Of the current ont
ward movement of sold the eve Of the publica-
ton Of the clearinghouse bank statement The
amount Of business is small
There is no change in the commercial paper mar.
ket The rate for the hest names continues frn
at 5sa5iz per cent. London discounts. ~ per cent
~ Is: Paris discounts, ~ per cent -.ahanged;
Berlin discounts 81 per cent. 10 y
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
OUTSIDE SECURITY NOTES.

Copper stocks decreased Sse,1 ,134
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
WALL STREET GOSSIP

New York. Ontario and Western for
January 1-Gross increase. $3.50: net in
crease, ssO074: surplus increase, S., 0e5.
Louisville and Nashville for fourth
week Of February-Decrease. SIS. .45S; from
July ], increase, S.411,4T.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Furnished BY N. L. Carpenter & Co
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT.

EGGs-Ncar-by. fresh. l9a2o: southern. 2lsZ.
CHEESE-Ncw York. new ID. q; fat 20.
BUTTER Esin print. III. 20: tub. Id. io'=;
process. ID. y.
LIVE POUETRY-Hcns. H. Hal5; roosters. lb,
Iss: turkeys. lb. =; chickens. large. III, 9aee
medium. lb aa2
DRESSED POULTRN-Turkeys. Ii. 2ca2i; hens.
Ib Ifals; ducks H. ISL: chickens. ID. Guar.
GREEN FRUITS-Calfornia oranges. box. 23oa
$40: lemons box 80; pineapples. crate, 2ioa3.J0
Florida grapefruit. box SEQ; tangerincs. box 20Oa
e5: apples. bbl. lo0a2co.
DRESSED MEArs-Light weight pork, lb. lila
llE: heavier. los.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. bl, IS; celery, doz, g
vans bbl l00ai.o; onions. crate s.; cabbage. per
100 lhs 50: lettuce basket. eealfo beets. rer 100
lunches I3al 20: squash. bbl. Lo; xwcst pota
toes bu. Lo: lima beans. qt. Is; Ganbeniss. 81
caulihcwrr. bbl. l0oa2.M
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08

New York, March THE trading on the outside
securities market to-day fairly active and weak
Sharp losses were scored in the higher priced special
ties United Cigar Stores was active and quite weak.
selling OF nearly three points with. however, about
half this loss recovered. Standard Oil Of New Jer-
sey declined twelve points from the opening Loss.s
OF from five to fifty points were scored throughout
the entire list Of Standard Oil subsidiaries. Metal
shares were quiet and irregular.