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COMPUTE MARKET
REPORTS—LATEST
SPORTING NEWS
SIXTEENTH YEAR. NO. 200.
CUNNINGHAM HURLS FOR TIGEf
CALDWELL AND WALTERS
N.Y. BATTERY SELECTION,
25,000 FINS SEE GAME
Detroiters Finish Badly Inter
rupted Series With
Yanks Today
POLO GROUNDS. N. Y . May 20.
-Vunnlnghttm was Jem-lng'* selec
ion for ihe lout fame of the Tiger
Yankee Merles.
Caldwell and Walter.- comprised
he New York battery. Ab< ut 26,000
'ans saw the game.
First Inninic.
DKTROIT —Bush (topped to Peek.
Vitt was thrown out by Oedeon.
’ol>b smashed a single through
Bak*r Cobb tried to take second
when Walter* made a short over*
throw to catch him off first and he
wm* out, Htpp to Pe< k. No run. one
lit. no error.
Mitt' YoRK ■< ’unntnghain threw
mt Oilhooly. Vitt and Burn* retired
Magre Oedeon atruck out No run.
Do hIP. no error
Second Inning.
DKTROIT High made a beautiful
cateti of Veach'a liner that started
to look like it triple High waa also
under Heilman'* drive. Peck threw
out Burn*. No run. no hit. no error.
NKW YORK Young threw out
Baker. Plpp tripled to right Peck
tent a short fly to Cobb and Plop did
not move away from third. Young
threw out High. No run. one hit.
no error.
Third inning.
DKTROIT—PIpp dropped Baker s
throw on Young*' bunt and he waa
aafe. manage sacrificed. Caldwell to
Plpp. C unnlngham singled to left,
•coring Young. Hu*h atruck out on
»ree pitched ball*. Vitt fouled to
•Iter*, one run. one hit, on* error.
RACES 1
luuki Results.
first R»ri>—3-year-olds, selling, *
hirlonfi; Wistful. 10* (ft. MeDer-
BOtt), Lt to 10. 1 to 1, and out won;
ilatM f, 101 (Hehuttinger». li to B,
Md 1 t 5. Mcond; Triple
.rows. 100 i)lanov»r >. 10 to S, even,
kid Ito I, third Time, 1:01. Hun-
IMf Shot and OI»l Drury also ran.
Woodbine Remilts.
first Hac«—Handicap 3-y*er-ol<lx
knd up, 0 furlongs: Rancher, 114
MmlthK $10.90, fll B 0 and 18. won:
water lady. 100 (MrAtee), 93.80 and
<I.OO, second; Bueeler. 110 tParrlns
o«>, It. 00, third. Time, 1:10 l-B.
[ima, The Masquerader, Sir Kdgar,
‘aukard, H tart I Ins. Ormulu also ran.
Uecond Race -Selling, R furlonaa:
law Hally, 104 (ToWns). JTlft.
4,90 and $3.10, won; Hlue Grass
Ulla, lOS (Dlshmnn), $8.34 and $430,
acond. Cadillac, 110 (Jones), $9.90,
Hind. Time. 1:03. Rhymer, Ruddy,
toady Far, Hnrbank. Commonest,
lyeon, Wright Star and Kentucky
k>y also ran.
lODY OF MAN IN
RIVERJO DAYS
r <mnd at Foot of West Grand
blvd., But Has Not Been
Identified
Tha body of r well dressed, unl
donllfled young mnn was taken
Ycm the Detroit river at the foot
if West (Irand-hlvd.. Saturday morn
ag. There were no marks on tb»
tody. which had evidently been in
lie water for a month.
Ha was dressed In a dark gray
lUlt. In the pockets were nine
lenta, keys, knife, briar pipe, and
l match hoi with the addresa. No.
104 Tlllman-at., on the cover. In a
mno was another addreas —No. 581
lakerst. His ault was labeled
Tlnsterfeld. Toledo.” There were
io other marks of Identification.
Ha was about 10 years old. The
lody Is at the county morgue.
.YNCH SENT TO
’EN.FORIO YEARS
LONDON. May 20. —.leretniah C.
,ynch. the naturallfed American, of
law York, who was convicted in
onnectlon with ihe Irish revolt, was
entanced to 10 years Imprisonment.
This report was made to Amlmssa
or Page this afternoon hy the
ktneriean consul, Adams, In Dublin.
The Prohibition party celebrates
m fortieth anniversary this year,
avlnx been formed In 1876 as the
WCcCHSor of the Temperance party.
V»rlattas'-—tbe plain neat kind—tha(
» rlfkl —Tlmea Jab Dept.—Mala 4131.
TODAY S GAME
DETROIT.
0010
NEW YORK.
000
Uatterle* Cunntugbain and Stan
age; Caldwell and Walters. Um
pires Connolly and Owens.
BARS HER
CHUM,WIFE
LEAVES HIM
Htmbond Not 21 Sues
For Divorce Through
Father
HURT IN BLAST, .
SHE IGNORES HIM
Among Other Woes In
Court, Is Departure
of Model Mate
Unexplained defections on the
part of mlsmated spouses figured
In two divorce suits Friday. In one
a model husband, who didn’t drink
or use tobacco, and "got on” per
fectly with his wue, according to
the teetlmony of her brother, start
ed for New York on a business trip
snd never returned. In the other
case, the wife drew away from the
busband.
Gladys Minds was deserted by
her husband, Hugh Minds, after a
married life of three years, she told
Judge Law. Although they bad
been happy together. Minds was
last heard from in a letter to her
father. William H. Green, from Buf
falo. as he was starting for New
York on a business trip.
They were married in Bandwlch
in 1907. Mrs. Minds, who has one
child, lives at No. .127
Highland Park. She was given a
decree.
Rrule Karl Harrigan, who Is not
yet 21, and brought his suit for di
vorce through his father. William
H. Harrigan. was never able to win
the affection of bis wife, Cora, he
told Judge Uilday.
An oven full of rhs lo which he
Inadvertently applied a match aa he
was tinkering with the stove on hla
hands and knees, blew him across
the room, he declsrrd. but his wife
wouldn't give the slightest treat
ment to his Injuries.
"I objected once to her associat
ing with sn artist's model, and told
her the girl would have to leave.
She said she would leave, too."
He was given a decree.
| Sugar Market j
kaanr —Corrected dally by W. H.
Edgar * Bon; Crystal dominoes. 2-lb..
$11.89. Do. 5-lb, SI 1.65; Eagle tab
lets, $10.25. cut loaf. 99.40, cube*
il.il; XXXX powdered. 9* B 0; ntati
srd powdered, $8.48: granulated,
extra coarse, 9s.to; granulated, fine.
In bulk, $1.00; granulated, 25-lb. cot
tons. |S.IB; crystal domino gran.. 2-
Ib. and B-lb. artnns. in cases. 1.4 IS;
crystal domino, gran. HF cases. 19.49;
diamond A, |9.TS; confectioners’ A.
II; No 4. Is.os; No. B, II; No. I. 17.95:
No. 7, 17.90. No. I. |7.18; No. 9. $7.30:
No. 10. |7.75; No. 11. $7.70: No. 13.
• 7.OB: No. IS. $7 00; No. 14. $7.10; No.
tO. $7 90. non raktne mixture, sl,.
beet granulated. $7.98 per 100 the .
household powd„ re. 34 to ease,
$1.40; Do, 40 to ease. $4.70 per eaae.
DETROIT TIMES
PRUDDEN STOCK
WILL RELISTED
Lansing Auto Wheel ('oncern
(Joes On Detroit Stock
Exchange
Stock of the W. K Prudden Uo..
of I<an*ing. on Monday will be list
ed on the Detroit slock exchange.
This company Ih one of the state’s
largest, manufacturer? of automobile
wheels, and Its M >ck has been
among the better favo r ed of the un
listed on the local exchange
Capitalised In 1904 at $30,000, the
company has expanded at a rapid
rate, and Its capital now is $1,000,-
COO. Its dividends have averaged 45
per cent a year.
The company plare a large addi
tion to its plant ibi* year, xciord
•ug to iniotmation that has been re
ceived by a Detroit broker from one
of the company officials.
Reo Truck and Car. which have
be*n advancing during the last 10
day*, nef are stationary. Truck was
u little softer, Saturday, having been
Lid for at 36. anr offered a: 1-2.
Car is quoted from 44 1-2 to 46 1-4,
but a slight deviation from Friday.
D. U. R bid price was two points
lower than on Frida;- It was quoted
from 113 to 116. A high poi-’t of
119 was reached iu the early part of
ibe week.
j Detroit Stocks j
NATI RDAVS gbOTATIORI.
Bid A*k*d
Acme White L A Col. 17
Do. preferred l>li ....
Amtr. Is. A T Cos., com. 3X5 390
Do. preferred 110 112
Amer. Pub. Util., coin. 45 47
Do, preferred 75 ....
Auto Body Cos • 24
Bur. Add. Mach. C 0... Aii
Chalmers Mo. Cos., com. 162% ...
Do. preferred 96 iuo %
Char. Ir. Cos. us Am... 714 7%
Do, preferred «%
Chevrolet Mo. Cos., com. 230 333
'Cities Her. Cos., c0m.... 205 215
Do. preferred, xd . ... 84 85
| Coahufle (*-nd A 251 n«’ 5 6*4
| Coni. It. P. A U Cos., co 63% 65
Do, preferred 85
Continental Mo. Cos., co 3n 38%
Do. preferr* and 9>4 10*4
!D. A C. Navis* Cos 91
.Detroit Creamery Cos.. 2i% 25
Detroit Edison Cos .... 133 134 A*
t Det. Ir. A Ht. Cos. corn . . 20
Do. preferi eO ....... . 11 12%
Detroit United By .... 115 11»
1 Dot. Val. A Kit. Cos l O'*
Ford Mo. c,0., Canada. .... 407 V*
| lien Mot. Cos., c0m,... 430 460
Do, preferred 116 118
Hollanu-St. L Sugar... 94* 1 o Vfc
Iron Sliver Mining Cos. 140 166
8. 8. Kresge. com 13
Do, preferred 10 % 11
Maxwell Mo. Cos., com. 86 88
Do, l*t preferred ..89 91
Do, 2nd preferred... 67 44 SI 1 /*
I Max. Crude Rubber Cos. 10 12*4
Mich. Stamp. Cos., com. 335 416
Mich. Bt. Tel. Cos., pfd 93*4
Mich. Hug. Cos., com 118*4
Do, preferred $7 ,
Mllen-Det. Theater Cos. 74* 8%
Minn. Hug. Cos. com, xd .... 85
Do. preferred 95
National Grocer C 0.... 84 % 86%
Do, preferred 94 94
Pac. Gaa A Klee., com. 67 5 »
Do, preferred 84*4 91 <4
Packard Mo. Cos., com. 206 ....
Do. preferred 101 10 A
Palge-Det. Mo. Cos. new 56 56%
Do. Old Stock 940 105.)
Parke, Davis A C 0... 160 154
Reo Motor Car Cos 4 4 4* 4 5*4
Reo Motor Truck C 0... 36 38
Hcotten-Dillon Cos 41
Rtudebaker Corp. com 135 138
Do, preferred 108 ....
Towar#' Creamary Cos.. 39V* ....
Trussed Con. St. com.. 27*4 31
Do, preferred 10*4
White Star Line 52
[Wolverine Cement C 0.... 7 7%
Banka aad Trust Compnales.
Bid Asked
Central Savings 260 ....
Detroit Savings 290
Dime Savings 299 ....
I Federal State 126 ....
'First. A Old Det. Natl. 196 ....
| Oerman-American .... 179 ....
i Highland Park State 776
Merchants National... 174 180
! Nat'l. Bank of Com... 210 ....
Peninsular State 296 ....
, People* State 27ft ....
United Savings Bank.. 230 ....
| Detroit Trust Cos 4«)0
Security Trust Cos 24 3 247
Union Trust Uo 174 ....
Oer -Amer L A T. Cos. 195
The following Arms are privileged
to execute order* on the Exchange:
W. E. Mo** A t'o., Carlyle A t ovah,
I Geo M West A Cos, K. K. Maccrnne
A Cos.. H W. Noble A Cos.. D L Sey
mour A Cos, W B. Mclotoghlln, Mer
i rill. Lynch A Cos., W. A. Hamlin A
I Cos., Wm. A. N’eer A Cos., Sinclair A
. Cool*. Emmet I* Sprague. Wm 11.
I Rose A Cos., K. K. Pelton A t’o.. .loci
I Stockard A Cos., Bennett, Smith A t'o.,
;W. R. Reilly A Cos., Matthew Finn,
1 A. W. Wallace A Cos.. Lewis O. Gor
j ton.
* NKW YORK I'HOlil 4 K MtRKRT.
NKW YORK. N Y.. May 20.
Flour: Dull and easy. Pork: Firm;
mess, 125.60*4 26 lo»rd Firm; mld
dlewest spot, 213.25 013 35. Sugar:
Ray, dull; centrifugal 96-test. $6.02
06 39, muscovado 99-tent. $5,250 u. 62;
refined, dull, cut loaf. SB.SO. crushed.
$8.45; powdered, s«r4so 7.85; granu
lated. $7.6541 7.80. toss..-: Ulu No. 7
on spot. 9%r. Tallow. Quiet; spe
cial. 11c; city, I0*«r. country, in% 0
10%c. Hay: Easier: prime, *i 55,
No. 3. sl.on<f 1.20; clover. 55c0 $1.25.
Pressed poultry. Firm; turkey*. 24<fj
j JSc; chickens, 180 82c; fowls, 15%ft/
I 22c; ducks. l<ong Island. 24c. Live
! poultry Firm, geese, 104/ 12c; ducks,
i 12014 c, fowls, 204121 c. turkeys 18
It 20c; roosters. 1.4 c; chicken, broilers.
300 35c Cheese: Quiet* and tlrin;
state milk, common to specials 164/
1914 c; sklma, common to special, Sg
14<e. . _
RITTER 4INI) Kt.t.9
Ratter- Cresmery extras. 29c; firsts
JBc; dairy, 25c; packing stock. 21c lb.
Kg«* Fresh receipts, rases Includ
ed, firsts. 23*4c; current receipts. 22c.
dog, Receipts, Saturday. 2.600 casea
SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1916.
NEW TRUST CO.
STARTSJONDAY
Guaranty Concern Includes
Many of Detroit's Solid
Business Men
The Guaranty Truat Cos. of De
troit, the latest addition to Detroit'*
financial Institutions. will open its
offices for business Monday, May
22. The company has central and
conveniently located offices on the
ground floor of No. 84 Grlawold-at.
Its directors and executive offleera
plan to conduct a general trust,com
pany business, with special atten
tion, however, to real eatate mat
ters. It will loan money on Im
proved real eatate, taklrig coupon
bonds, secured by mortgage, and
sell the bonds to banka, other cor
porations, and private investors, who
desire investments as safe as real
estate first mortgage*. The bonds,
being in denominations of multiples
of SIOO, will be especially attractive
for the small Investor. No loans
will be made except upon s con
servative 50 per cent valuation of
property.
Another feature of the new com
pany's business will be an escrow
department, Such s department Is
entirely new in this city, but is
common in the Pacific coast and in
many large cities. The scope of
this department will consist in act
ing as agent for the buyer, the seller
and the agent In the closing of real
estate deals. By this plan all par
ties will be fully protected. The
buyer will be sure of getting the
property, the seller his pay, and
ihe agent his commission.
In Its general trust department,
the company will act as executor,
administrator, receiver, trustee,
etc., and generally as agent or trus
■iswla rM rißsw skswhuSAdnwt
company is usually called upon to
render service.
The officers and directors are
among the most progressive, yet
conservative, business men of the
city. The following constitute the
officers and directors:
Frank H. Messenger, Beasenger &
Moore, president; Edward E. Hart
wick, Hartw’ick Lumber Cos., vice
president; Harold R. Martin, Geer.
Williams A Martin, attorneys, vice
president; Charles 1* Vieman. for
mer state agent of John Hancock
Mutual Life, treasurer; William V.
Butler, former claims attorney for
the Grand Trunk railway system,
secretary and active office manager; j
Frederic A Tilton. Hollis. Tilton &
Porte, public accountants, auditor; !
George H. Klrchner. president of;
i Gernmn-American hank, chairman
of ti • executive committee; Clar
ence M Burton. Burton Abstract
A Title Cos.; Harold H. Emmons,
attorney, secretary of Regal Motor
Car Cos.; Harrison Geer. Geer. Wil
liams A Martin, attorneys;
G. Gorton. Investment securities;
Norval A. Hawkins, Ford Motor Cos.; '<
Claude M. Harmon, real estate; !
Adam W. Lind, retired merchant.;
formerly of Cadillac, Mich.; Edward j
A. Ixiveley. the Stormfeltx Ixjvpiev i
Cos., real estate; Alanson A. Moore J
Bessenger A Moore, real estate.
Frank C. Nall, Hutton A Nall, real
estate; Samuel J. Patterson, Patter
son A Patterson, attorneys, of Pon
tlac; Walter C. Piper, real estate;
Augustus C. Stellwagen, Slellwagen
A McKay, attorneys; Vine Laßue
Smith, surgeon; John H. Tlgchon.
real estate; John I. Turnbull, real
estate.
The watchword of the company is
to be ' Service.*’ An immediate suc
cess for the company Is looked for.
H HH ixm *THI 4 l.a
Quotations by llornblower A Week-*
May 20: Btd \<k
Amer. Public Utilities. *4 17
Do, preferred 76 7‘>
(Amer. Light A Tra«\ 385 390
Do, preferred lift It
Aetna explosive.* . . 18 181,
•'.’ltles Service com. ... 191 197
Do, preferred 8t 85
Chevrolet 229 231
Canadian Car com .... 71 7‘>
Do. preferred 90 95
< ’ramps 80 85
Detroit Edison 133 133 13
Kresge 12 I'D*
Mid. Sice| 6|*4 42
Pacific Gas A Klectrlc 57** 58
Do. preferred 90'* 92
Rep. Railway A Light 30
Do. preferred 76 79
South. Cal. Edison Bft S>o
Do. preferred 104** 106
Submarine Boat 31 38%
Saxon Motor "DA 74
U. S. Light A Heat ... 2% 2%
Do, preferred 4 4 V*
n nn t om:n gtoi k*
Quotations hy Hornblower A Weeks
May 20: Rid Asked
Lotte A London 76 82
t'alaveras 4 V*
it’hUf 2 24*
Dons. Ailton* . IS, |%
('upper Mining 21* 24*
Davis Daly 1 9-1A | 11-16
Kir* National 54* 5%
(told field Consolidated ... 90 too
.lumhn Kxtenslon 94 96
I.a Rose 60 70
Klaatna *l6 > 16 1*
Nevada Douglas 95 1 I-16
Ohio Copper 16 20
Stewart ................. 30 .to
Hurceas 77 78
Yukon 2 2%
WHEAT STRONG
ON WEATHER
Market, However* Remains
Sluggish; Provisions
Fairly Steady
CHICAGO, May 20 —Wheat ex
hinlted a strong undertone today.
Liquids'ion has been thorough a
the weaFier condition indications
were favorable. However, the mar
ket aus sluggish throughout. Muy
was up 3sc et 111 1-4. The July
crop was unchanged at 112. and Sep
tember 8*“ down l-4c at 112 1-4 at
the close.
Corn price* held firm Moy, July
and September closed 74 3-4, 73 3-8
und 72 1-4. respectively.
1 rade In oat* also was exceed
iugly stov May wa.-» up 3-8 c at
44 3-4, July and Septemler were un
changed at 42 and 39 3-8, reapec
tively.
Proisloiis were fairly steady.
Grain and Provisions!
aaw ■ j - ■ ■ ......y
DKTROIT. May 20—Close: Every
thing In the market dope Is bearish.
Dealers can see no reason for any im
portant improvement In prices. Liver-
I pool was steady at the start and so
.were the American markets.
Liverpool reports no chance for an
'advance while Manitoba offers kre so
Other exporters are
ing Liverpool much, but are probably
real,mg sales to Mo- continent. Win
nipeg reports that »b*' official buyer
for Inn United Kingdom has been re
: called because the wants have been
> sattsiied and wheat buying for British
nsu will amount to little or nothing
! for several months. India ta quoting
hlrh*r and making light offerings
i There was some commission h-mao
buving early in the day because of
reports of fresh export buying on the
decline and many dealers took a bull
ish view of the speculative situation
owing to the fact that tongs had sold
■out and there i* too much company
ion the short aide. Dealers who were
Ifl.Ao bulls a few day* ago are now
, 90d bear* and temsK»rary advances are
bearish movement is based on henv>
I resent supplies and dealers are pay
i lug no attention to crop damage. They
'are leaving that for later considera
! tlon.
Michigan points report great Im
; provenient in the crop outlook. The
•plant is showing vigorous growth,
i The market gained *4c, but met
(selling enough to break prices and
[the close was *4#*Yc under Friday's
i close.
i Beans advanced 5c and the other
j coarse grains and seeds were un
' changed.
1 Saturday's wheat quotations—Cash
! No. 2 red, sl.l7**; July opened with-
H’Ut change at sl.lß**, gained '*<■ and
l closed at $1 18; September opened at
sl.lß\, advanced to $1.19*4 and clos
ed at $1184; No. 7 white $1,124.
i Saturday's coarse giain quotations;
j t orn—Cash No. 3.74 c; No. 3 yellow.
7t»4c; No. 4 yellow, 74 4175 c.
Oats—standard. 46c; No. 3 white,
ihc; No. 4 white, 43<fr44c.
Rye—<?aah No. 2. 97c.
; Beans—lmmediate, prompt and May
shipment, $4; June. $4.05.
t Seeds—Prime red clover and prime ,
i alslke, 28.85; prime timothy. 83.70
1 Receipts in the Detroit market Sat- I
| urda.v were 1,000 bbls. of flour, 8 oars
of wheat. 8 of corn. 15 of oats and 4
'of rye Shipments were 1,000 bbls. of
flour, 2,000 bu. of wheat. 10.000 bu. of
| corn and 8.000 bu. of rye. Stocks are
I 211,000 bu. of wheat, 161,000 bu. of
coin. 354.500 bu. of oats and 47000
bu of rye.
Exports of wheat and flour Satur
day, 990,000 hu.
Receipts of wheat Saturday -Du
luth. 30 cars, against 46 a year ago;
Minneapolis. 235 cars, aguinst 109;
i Winnipeg. 740 cars, against 259; Chl-
I ciigo. 93 cais against 45: southwest.
| 247.000 bu.. against 266.00(1 bu.
Primary wheat receipts were 990.-
| 000 bu., against 533.000 bu. a year ago.
Wheat receipts at Winnipeg this
iweek were 5.000.000 bu
( HU 444 0 4.HAIV
CHICAGO. 111, May 20.- Opening
Wheat- May, down 4c; July, down
4o; September. unchanged Corn:
May, up 40, July, up 4c; Septem
ber. up *»c. Oats: stay, July and
September, unchanged Provisions,
lower.
Cloae—Wheat: May up \r; July
lute iiaiiged: September down 4c. i
t’orn: May unchanged July unchang
ed; September unchanged, oats: May
up He: July unchanged: September \
unchanged. Provisions: Irregular.
i Quotations by Paine, Webber A Cos., 1
; Maj 20: Open High Low Close !
\V heat—
May. I 104 I 11 \ 1 10* t bl 11 4
July. I 124 1 I-’4 1 114 si 12
Sept. I 13% 1 13 4 1 114 1 12 4
Corn
i Ma>. 74 4 75 74% s7 4 \
July. 734 74 4 73% 734
Sept. 724 724 72 h 72%
i )ata
Mas (4 4 45 4 41% b 14 4
July. (2 42 4 414 1-42
Sept 39% 39 4 394 "39 %
Pork
May. 24 OS 24 $5 21 05 24 05
July. 23 55 23 55 23 4,5 2.1 55
Sept. 23 20 23 22 23 10 b 23 22
Lard—
July. 12 95 12 97 12 65 12 95
. sep’i si 3to 13 10 12 97 a] 305
Itlb*—-
July. 12 80 12 85 12 77 12 82
Sept 12 95 12 95 12 87 *l2 95
h-Hid. s-Spllt.
TOI.KDO GRAIN AND I'ltOVialON*.
TOLEDO. 0.. May 20.—Wheat:
1 1 'ash and May, sllß4- July. $1 19;
September. $1 194. Corn Cash. 75c
May. 74c July, "s\c; September.
75*«c. outs Cash and May. 46%c;
July, 44%0; September, 41 4c. Rye:
Push, 9ic C|ovcr*eed; Pash and Oc
tober. $S 80; December, $8.75. Alstke
Prime. $9.20. Timothy: Pash. $3 60
Mutter: Brick creamery, 30c; tub
creamery, 29c. Eggs: I resh candled,
I 23c; fancy selects, 24c. Hay, un«
'changed
! ( lllt'At.O RPITER MARKET.
, CHICAGO, 111., May 20— Butter:
’Extras. 29fT294c; firsts. .28 %c; dairy
extras. 174 038 c; firsts. 26 W 27c.
Eggs Prime ordinary, 174© 20 4o;
firsts, 210 214 c. Cheese: Twins. 154
<U 1.5% c; young Americas, 16fM*4c.
Live ponllrv: Fowls. 184 c; ducks, 16
« 18c; geese, 10013 c; turks, 20r.
j Potatoes: Michigan, 11.0501.10; Ohio,
111 05*1.10. Wisconsin. $1.0601.16,
I Minnesota. $1.060 1.10.- potatoes: Re
relpta. 2 cars.
j New York Stocks
Quotations by Hornblower A Weeks,
May 20: Open High Low Close
Adv.-Rum. Cos 18% 18% 18% 18%
Do, pfd 38% 39% 39% 39%
Alaska Gold. 22*4 22 4 22% 22 4
Alaska Juneo 9 9 9 9
Allis Chalmer 27 4 27% 27% 27**
Do. pfd 82 82% 82 82%
Am. Ag. com. 69% 69% 69% 69%
Am. Can com. 56 57 56 56
Am. Car A Kd 60% 60% 604 60%
Am. Coal. Pr. 1574 1574 157% 1574
Am. Cot. Oil.. 54 54 6t 54
A. H. A Is pf 50% 50% 50 60
Am. Ice Hecu. 28 28 28 28
Am. Linseed. . 226i 23 22% 23
Do. pfd 49 494 49 494
Am. Loco 71% 71 4 70% 70%
Am 8. A Rf. 100 100 »"% 99%
Do. pfd 1134 1134 1134 1134
Am. Zinc 87% 8 86% k<%
Am. Sug Ref. 1134 113% 11.1% 1134
Am. Meet Hug 74 74 73% 73%
Am. T. & T.. 129 129 129 129
Am Tobacco.. 200 200 200 200
Anaconda .... 954 ««N *34 86%
Atchison ....105 106 % 104% 105
Bald. I«oco. . • 86% 87 R6*J 97%
Bato. Min 2 % 2% 24
Rrooklvn R T 87% 87% 87 4 87%
Butte A Hup. . 93 934 92% 934
Cana Pac 176% 182 E 176% 182%
Pent.
Chandler Mo. 96% 97 96% 97
Phesa A Ohio 634 64 63% 63%
Phi Gt. West 14% 144 14% 14%
Do. pfd 38% 39 38% 39
C. A N’west.. 129% 129% 129% 129%
C M A St P.. 97% 97% 97% 97%
C P. I A Pac 19% D*4 19% 19%
P C P A St L 52 52 52 52
Chino (’0p.... 54% 54% 54 54%
Colo. Fuel... 43% 43% 43 43
Pont. Can Cos. »:>% 95% 94 94 %
Cons. Gas. .130% 130% 130% 130%
Corn Pro Rf 19% 19% 19% 19%
Do. pfd 94 94 94 »4
Crildh St. Cos. 84% 844 *34 814
Do. pfd H 64 1164 116% 116%
DAR Grde 144 144 H% 144
Do. pfd 26 % 27% 26 % 27 6;
Distil. Sn ur . 51% 51% r. 1 % 51 %
Erie com 40% 40% 4040 4
Do, Ist pfd. 55% 55% 55% 55%
Gen Elec 172% 172% 172% 172%
Gen Mo. pfd..116% 116% 116% 116%
B. F. G’rlch. . 76% 76% 75% 76
Do. pfd ..115% 115 % 1154 1154
Gt.: North pf. 122*; 122% 1224 122%
Gt. North Ore 41% 41% 41% 41%
Greene Can... 48 48 47% 47%
Illinois On.. .104 104 104 104
Tnsptr. Cop... 46% 46% 45% 46%
Inter. Met 18% 18% 18% is%
Tnt. M. Mar... 25% 25% 25 25
Do. pfd 92 92% 91% 91 %
Inter. Nickel. 46' 46% 46 46%
K C. South . 27 27 4 26% 27 4
Do. pfd 61 ** 61% 61% 61*4
Iven’eott Cop. 56% 56% 55% 56
Lehigh Val... 81% 81 % 80% SI
T. Rub. 47 48 47 48
Maxwell Mo.. 86 86 84% 86
Mexican Pet.. 1084 109% 109% 109%
Miami Cop... 36% 36% 36% 36%
M S P A H M .121 123% 121 123%
Missouri Pac. 64 6% 6% 6%
Nev. Con* 17% 17% 17% 17%
N Y N M A H 62% 62% 62% 62%
lit?
X Y. Air 8r..133 133 133 133
N. V. Central 107 4 107% 106% 106%
Pac. Mall 23% 23% 23% 23%
Pennsvl 57 4 57 7» 57% 57%
Pitta. Coal 28% 28% 28% 28%
Press. St. Car. 47 47 47 % 46%
Rav Cons 23% 23% 23% 23%
Reading
Ren. Ir. A St. 49% 49% 48% ts%
Do. pfd 111% 111% 111% 111%
Sen Air L R. 17% 174 174 17%
Do, pfd.... 40% 40% 40% 40%
Sears R buck. 182% 182% 182% 182%
SI, A S F 2 pf 6 6 6 6
Shattuck-Ari* 33 33 32% 32%
South. Pac... too 100*; 99% 100*;
South. By 23% 24 23% 24
Do, pfd.... 67 67 67 67
Stu'baker Cr 135% 138% 135 4 137%
Texas Po 192 192 192 192
Texas Pac 12% 12% 124 12%
Third Ave.... 62 4 62% 62'« 62%
U. S. Min. .. 76% 76% 75% 76%
Do. pfd 51% 51% 7.1% 51%
Union Pac.. . .138", 1397, nR4 1397;
Reduc. Refln. I*, 1% 1% 1%
Ftd Pig stor 94% 96 94 % 954
Ud Fruit Cos. 159 159 1 57% 158%
U. S. Rubber. 63% 55% 54% 55
F. S. St com. 85*4 85 % 85 85%
Do. pfd... 116% 116% 116% 116%
r S St. 5>.. 105% 105% 108 105
F. S. C. I F 22% 22% 22% 22%
U. S. In. A1.157% 158% 155% 157
Utah F0p.... 80% 81% 80% 81%
Wabash com 15% 16*; 15 4 15%
Do. pfd A.. 48% 48% 48% 48%
Do. pfd B. 28 28 277; "8
Wells Fargo. 124% 125 124 % 125
West’house.. 62% 62% 61% 62%
Wlacon. Pent. 39 39 39 39
W. Maryland 32% 33 32 12%
F W W'w'rth. 134 % 131 7 , 134'.. 134%
Wll’s G land 259 % 260 259% 260
i Boston Copper Stocks
1 ,
Quotations by Hornblnwer A Weeks, I
May 20: ()pen Hlxh Low Close
Ahm* **k 100% 103 100% H'2%
Alaska Gobi.. 22% 22% 22% 22%,
Algomnh 1% 2 1% 2
Allouez ...... 09 4 89% 69% 89%
Amer. Zinc ... 87 % 88% 88% 87% *
Anamnda ... 85% 88% 85% s'.%
Arlx. Cnm'l... 9% 9% 9 9
Butte Super.. £3 93% 92 % 93% I
Cnl & Arix . 7f» 7 s'* 74% 71% 1
•Ml A Heel*.s73 573 573 573 |
Cop. liango ..88 88 87 '% 87% I
| Chino 54 '« 54 ** 54 51 % 1
1 1 'avia I> H ly . . IS IS IS IS'
Daly West ... 3 S 3 s 3% 3%
1 Kant Butte ..13 13 13 13
j first Nat’l.... 6% 6% 6% 5 u
'Franklin 8% ss 8% B%',
Oreene Can... 4* 18 47S 47%
Hancock ... 15% 15% 15'* 15 %
laic ftoyale ... 29 29 29 29
i inspiration 4ss 46*,* 45% 4♦»'„
Jerome Verde. 2% 2% 2** 2% |
Keweenaw ... 5 S 5 % 5S 5 >*.
Mass 12 % 12 % 12% 12% 1
Miami 38% 38% 36% 38%
Mohawk '*B 98% 98 98%
! Maleatlc 88 88 88 88
Nevada Cone.. ITS 17% ITS 17%
North Butte 25 25% 24S 21%
I Osceola 98 98 98 98
1 I’ond <'reek . . 15% 15% 15% 15%
Quincy 97 97 97 97
Itav Conaol... 23% 23% 23% 23%
Sup A Boston 4 % 5% 4% 5
Shattuek ... 33 33 32% 32%
[South %ake .. 7% 7% 7% 7%
‘Superior 17% 17% 17% 17%
Trinity 7% 7% 7% 7%
C. >v Smelter.loo 100 99 % 99%
r>o. pfd 113% 113% 113% 113%
V'nlted Fruit.lsß 159 157 % 158%
i Utd. Shoe M 61 % 81% 80 80%
! l’tah Apex ... I 7 * 4 % 4 % 4%
I'tah Copper. 80% 81% 80% 81 %
Utah Metala 4% 4 % 4% 4%
IT. S M A It 78% 78 % 75% 78%
•Winona 4% 4% 4% 4%
Wyandotte ... 1 1 1 1
\F.\% YORK COTTON IIIRKRT.
, Quotations hy Paine, Webber A Cos.,
‘ May 20: Opening Cloße
Hid Af<k High How Bid Ask
Jan. 13 40 13 41 13 41 13.26 13.30 31
Feb. 13.44 13 35
Mar. 13.53 11.5« 13.54 11.38 11.43 .45
1 Apr II .... 13.61
May 13.05 13 08 11.01 18 96 12. M9B
June /■ 18.00 ..
July 13 19 18 30 13.21 13.05 13.06 09
Anar 13.28 18.29 18.29 13.13 13 16 17
Sept. 13 28 .... 13.3 e 11.26 13.14 16
Oct. 1* 26 13 26 13.26 13.08 13.10 . 1 1
Noe. 13 30 . . 18.16
Pec. 13 37 13 38 13.39 13 28 13.36 27
Priatlaf—tke plain aeat klad—that
la right—TlMea Joh lie pi.— 4636.
GRlfPgfePp
EDITIdwH
REACTION FOLLOWS M '
WAKE OF TREMENDOUS
ACTIVITY IH RAILROADS
Munition Stocks Remain Heavy;
Many Issues Show
Losses
NE7W YORK. May 20 —Tho New
York Evening Sun financial review
today said:
"Quieter conditions prevailed in
the stock market this morning, a
not unnatural reflection of the tre
mendous activity of recent sessions
and the impendency of the Sunday
intermission. Prices moved irregu
larly, generally within a narrow
fluctuating range, but the list de
veloped a sagging tendency which
waa attributed to the efiects of yes
terday’s heavy profit taking, coupled
with the natural evening up of spec
ulative accounts at the week's end.
"First prices were generally bet
ter with interest centering upon the
railwAy Issues at the outset. Read-
Livestock
HAST RCFFAI.O I.IVK STOCK.
4 Dunning A St*vca*.>
EAST BUFFALO. N. Y., May 20.
Cattle: Two car*; steady; rhotre
to prlmu native *te*r*. $975®
10.25, one load. $10.50; good to
choice. $9.2509.75; fair to good. S9O
9.25; yearling*. $9.50010; best handy
belter*. sß.3s®Xso; ateers and heit
•rs, fail to good. s7.(o®s; western
light common heifer*. $6.5007; best
heavy fat cow*. $7.(005; butcher
cows, $6.5007; cutters, $4.5005; ran
ners, $3.5004; fancy bulls, s7.sosrs;
bub her bulls, $7 07.60; .sausage bulls.
$6.7507 25: light bulls, $5.5006;
good Stockers, $7 07.50; light com
mon stocker*. $606. 50; feeder*. $7.,.0
07.75; n.llcher* and springers, $650
90. Hogs: Receipt*. 16 cars; market,
strong; neavy, $10.40 010.50; yorksrs,
$10,850 10.(0; pigs. $9.75. Sheep: Re
ceipts. 5 cars: market, strong top
lambs. sll%i 11.25; yearlings, $9.50 0
10; wethers. $909.25; ewes, $8,250
8.50. Calves: $51*12.
MICHIfiIY CENTR STOCKY AII 1)8
DETROIT. May 20.—Cattle: Re
ceipts this week 2,080: last week 2.689;
steady; best heavy steers. s9fi 9.25;
best handy weight butcher steer*.
{8.5008 75; mixed steers and heifers.
7.7508.50: handy light butcher*.
$7 SCU'B. light butchers. $6.5007.50:
best cows, $6.55 0 7.75; butcher cows,
$606.50; common cows. $4.5005.75;
canners, $3.(004.50; best heavy tiull*.
$7 » 7.50. bolonga bulls. $6.27.06.73;
stock bulls. $506; feeders. $7,500
8.25; stockers. $6.500 8: milkers and
springers, SIOO 80. Veal calves: Re
ceipts this week, 1.784, last wc’k,
1,419. common 75c lower; good gradea
steail.v rind 27»c lowei-; best. $11012;
ethers, $709.50. Sheep and lambs:
Receipts this week, 2,217; last week,
2,643*: market steady; best lambs,
$10.6.7: fair lambs. slOl/10 50: light
to common lambs, $808.50; fair to
good sheep. $74/ 7.50; rolls and com
mon. $.74/6. Hogs: Receipts this
week. 13,*45; last wok, 13.586: mar
ket 10c higher on yorkers and heavy
at $9,80 4/ 10. pigs, steady at $9 25.
( lilt %4iO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. 111., May 20.—Hogs- Re
ceipts, 9,500; market, 5c higher,
mixed and butchers, $9.55010.20
good heavv, $9.9,7010.10, rotigh
heavy, $9.7.709.85; light. $9.650 10.1.7;
pigs $7 5009.60. Cattle: Receipts.]
100, market, steady: beeves, $8.1017 ,
10.25; c«»ws and heifers. $4.400 9.50: ]
stock* rs and feeders, $608.80. Tex
ans, $8 500 9 10; calves. $8011.25.
Sheep. Receipts, 2.000; market,
steady: native, $7 850 9.8.7; western.
SB,IOO tO 10: lambs, $9.10010.20:
western. $9.35012.85.
4 I.EVEI. \ND I.IVK STOCK
CLEVELAND. May 20.—Hogs: Re
ceipts. 1,500; Arm to 5c higher, york
ers, $10.1.7; mixed Mnd mediums.
$lO 2"; pies, $9.50; roughs, $9 stags.
$7.2.7, Patti** Receipts. 3 car*;
strong. Sheep and lambs Receipt*,
3 cars, steady; clips, top, slo7fi.
Calves; Receipts, 300; steady; top.
$10.75.
TOI.KDO I.IVK STOCK.
TOLEDO. ().. May 20. —Hogs: Re
ceipts. Itghl; market. 5c higher,
heavies, $10.200 10.25; mediums. $10.20
ft/ 10.25, vorkcis. $9 2.70 10.25; good
pigs. S9O 9.50 Calves- Market, steady.
Sheep and lambs Market, steady.
YF.W YORK RITTER AND EGG*.
NEW YgRK, Mhv 20.—Blitter
Firm, receipts, 8.099; creamery ex
tra. 31 *4 031 %c; state dairy tubs,
126% 031 c; Imitation creamery firsts,
127 0 28c; special, 32®52%c Eggs:
Steady: receipts, 26.659; nearby white
[fancy 25%0 26c. nearby mixed fancy
j 230 tic, fresh firsts. 22%0 25%i.
GERMAN BANK
OPENS BRANCH ON
WOODWARD-AVE.
Anew branch of she Oerman-
Amerlcan bank at Woodwardave.
and Ellot-Rt., will be opened Mon
day morning at 9 o’clock, with Wal
ler in charge Erection of
the building wa* only recently com-;'
pleted. and the Inatallation of the
fixture* was flnißhed Saturday.
IMrector* of the hank alao thl*
week lei the contract* for the erec
tlon of two new branch banka, at
Hamilton and Wehb-avea., and Fern
dale and flprfngwella-aYe*.
ONE CBHTJ
Ing started higher but fatted to MB ;
its full recovery and professional 1
activity shifted in the direction of
Erie common, which figured prone
inently in ‘‘tips" circulated in brafe
eruge circles. Union Pacific, Nov
York Central, Lehigh Valley, St.
Paul and Chesapeake and Ohio wero
also better, but the movotnent dl* .
played little of the vigor of reoMO)
preceding sessions and the trading
fell back into rather narrow chan
nel*.
“As upon Immediately preceding
days the munition shocks and In
dustrial specialties were inclined tn
heaviness and many of the con
spicuous Issues receded a large fmo*
tlnn before the expiration of the
first half hour.”
i Standard Oil Stocks!
t 1
Quotations by Horn blower St Wtrka
May 20 —Close: Bid Aa)t
Anglo-Amer. Oil new., 15fe If
Atlantic Refining Co— SSI 799
Horne-Scrmyaer Cos. ~. 849 399
Buckeye Pipe Line C 0... SI IT
Cbeaehrougn Mtg. Cos. .1000 1931
Colonial Oil C«» 70 tt
Continental Oil C 0.... 820 3lf
Creeceoit -Pipe Line Csl §§*•
Cumberland I*lpe Line, r S3 ST
Kureka Pipe Line 80S 20S
(lalena-Signal Oil C 0... 134 107
Do, preferred 143 149 *
Illinois Pipe Line IS4 189
Indiana Pipe Line ("0.. 97 9$
National Transit C 0... 17 IS
New York Transit Cos.. ISO LU
Northern Pipe Line Cos. 100 103
(thin Oil Cos 240 34S „
Pierce Oil Corporation 134* w*
Prairie (*ll & Gaa Cos.. 406 419
Prairie Pipe Line 213 2t4
Solar Refining Cos -85 281
Southern Pipe Line Cos. 195 290
South. Penn. Oil Cos. . . . 373 279
South West Pa. Pipe L. 110 lit
Standard Oil, California 24* 111
Do. Indiana 5«2 688
Do, Kansas 440 459
Do. Kentucky 410 429
Do, Nebraska 440 469
Do’ New Jersey 513 519
l)o! New York 209 SIX
Do, Ohio «19 859
Swan & Finch C 0.... 100 119
Cni*<n Tank Line C 0... 82 84
Vacuum Oil Cos 230 254
Washington Oil Cos. .. 30 40
Standard Oil old stock.l9o9 ....
Do, subs 1140 ..«•
Int’l Petroleum
Mid. West «7V4
Penn. Mex 57 89
BANK CLEARINGS
CONTINUE TO GAIN
Clearances of the Detroit banks
during the last week totaled s4l,*
480.fi63.50, compared with $30.249,•
532. 36 during the corresponding
week a year ago. according to tho
weekly statement of ihe Detroit
Clearing nsr.o'MHtion. Transaction* of
th«' week amounted to $111,639,000.
The actual condition ot the banka
follows:
Loans 1210.828.004*
C. S. bonds and premiums 2,6 7 4.04)0
Current? IS’JJS’SJU
Flic from reserve hanks. 3i,123,0we
Total reserve 54.951.ff0
luie from other banks... 21.6.»>,000
Total cash resource* 76.610.000
Circulation .
Deposits, sa rThgs 105.442.000
Pep* sit*. commercial 16<.393,00*
Total deposits 262.825,000
STANFORD CREW
WONT COME EAST
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal*
May 20. —Because one member of
the crew flunked on his exams, tke
I.eland Stanford junior crew which
finished second at the Poughkeepsie
regatta last year, today announced
it would not make the trip eaat for
this year’s regatta, which is to be
held June 17.
HORNBLOWER&
WEEKS »
New York Slock lukMN
Boston Stock Bxdmgo
Chicago Stock Mxrkongo
Specialists in Motor Car, Cop
per and other Shares
J. J. HAYES, Manager
201 Penobscot Building
Detroit, Mich.

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