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COMPLETE MARKET
REPORTS—LATEST
SPORTING NEWS
SIXTEENTH YEAR. NO. 213.
COVELESKIE HURLS FOR TIRES
WALTER JOHHSONCALLED
ON BY GRIFFITH IN EFFORT
TO WIN'LASTOF SERIES
Big Week-Day Crowd Out
To See Veteran Pitcher Hurl
NAVIN FIELD, June 5.--Th«
Tigers and Nationals claahed this af
ternoon in the final game of the
•erirh. In an effort to win at least
one gam* 1 of the series, Manager
Griffith. of Washington, played his
big are and sent Walter Johnson to
the alnb. To oppose the Smoke King
Manager Jennings selected (,‘ove
leskle. A big week day crowd turn
ed out to see Walter hurl. The
weather was fine for Johnson, heavy
clouds making the afternoon com
paratively dark.
First Inning
WASH INO TON Morgan hit (’<>vH
•■kte'a first pitch for a double to left
l*’oater hit l«* Hush arid Morgan was
run down, Itosh t<< Vltt t<> Itush. !•’<>*-
ter took second <>n this pla> Milan
•acrtfleed. I'oVfPsklf t<> Horns Fo*-
ter taking third, tt Rond« h«i wulked
Williams died t<> Voting. N<< i un. one
hit, no error
DETROIT —Morgan threw out
Push. Vltt »lngl»d to right He took
aecond on a wild pitch Cnhb ground
ed to Mi-ltrlde Footer threw out
Veach No run. one hit. no error.
Second Inning.
WASHINGTON Hush whipped out
Shanks Vltt cut off a budding double
by a fine stop and threw not Aln
amlth. Oscar also tossed out M< -
Pride No jun. no hit. no error
DETROIT Heilman singled t.
tight. Hums sent Heilman t<> thiid
with a single to center Young
Grounded to Mcllrlde and Burns was
u t at second. M'Hrbl* to Morgan.
Heilman tried to score and was
doubled at the plate. Morgan to Aln
stnlth. Stanage forced Young. Me-
Hrlde to Morgan. No run, two hits,
no error.
Third Inning.
WASHINGTON —Johnson w alked
Morgan sacrificed to Hums, unasslsi
ed. Vltt threw out hosier. Johnson
taking third. Milan fouled to liurns.
No run, no hit. n>* error
DETROIT —4’nveleskl* hit to Mor
gan and knocked the ascond baseman
flat. The blow went for a single.
Hush filed to Rondeau. Vltt flied to
Milan, Oobb singled to left renter.
Covejesk|e stopping »»4 second. V«-a« h
doubled to left scoring Cnhb atol
Coveieskle. and took third on the
throw In Vcarh’a hall was a pop
over third down the foul line No
body could reach It and It rolled to
the stand. Heilman fouled to Wil
liams. Two runs, three hits, no er.
gor.
Fourth Inning.
WASHINGTON- Vltt thr-w out
Kondeau. Williams was out to Hums
who was unassisted. Vltt threw out
tihanks. No run. no hit, no error.
RACES
Belmont Results.
First Race—2-year-olds, selling, 4%
furlongs Dungu Pin. 112 (Keogh).
7 to 1, 5 to 2 and 6 to 5, won; Bally,
107 (ft. McPermottt, 11 to 5. 3 to 5
and 1 to S. second; Rlverdale. 117
(Kelsny). 8 to 1, A to 5 and 7 to 10,
third Time: ;&3. Mannehen. Flare
and Star Finch also ran.
Montreal Results.
First race, purse S6OO. 3-year-olds
and up. selling. 6% furlongs - Rlrd
man. 104 <Soh#»m**rhorn), •«. 1 f>. $».
and $2.80, won; Lellahoa. 110 (Pndd),
$3.80 and $2.80, second; Montreal, 110
(Ward), $2.00. third Time 1:15.
Neville. (Taptaln F.lllott. Autnmald,
Jack Nunnanly. Rip Van Winkle, Ar
cane, Semper Htalwnrt also ran.
1.01 IAVILLE ENTIUE* TIKADtV
First Race —Purse, maiden colts
and geldings, 2-year-olds. f> fur
longs: Kl R#»y, I’hoclon. I‘lreus*. Al.
M. Pick. 111. Troltus, 112, Cheer
Leader. 115.
Second Race Selling. 3-year-oldn
*nd up. R furlongs: xKlng Gorin. 101;
xDroll. 102; Resign. PrTmero, l«»s;
Ponatira. Ill; Othello, 112
Third Race Selling. 2-year-olds. F.
furlongs: Pomp, Miss Jssho, I°';
Mav \V.. MR Glnrlne, Nettle Wab-utt.
io7; Jack Wiggins, Pas de Chance,
110.
Fourth Pace The Anchorage han
dicap. 3-year-olds and up, mile and
70 ysrds lllfle Shooter, M 0; Kill
son, Big Smoke, MR; Klorsl Park. MS;
John Ound, 110. Marlon Goosby, 114
Fifth Race Purse 3-year-olos and
up, mile: Mary H, 04. J .1. Murdoch,
Jack O’Dnwd, Votary. 00; Pr. l>#ir
rlck. 114, Pr. Carmen. 117; Solar Star,
121.
Sixth Race— Selling. I year-olds
and up, mil*' and 70 yards: xCanwl
-11s. MO; Vlrgle Dot. xlnton*. Ask Her,
10V Gr<*v< iu>r, Wadsworth's t.as*.
Clouds, W. W. Clark, White Crown,
ftanln. Type, I'ncle Jimmie, Galawnv,
tin press I* >n. M 7; Royal Tea. IM.
Seventh Race Advance money,
selling, 4-year-olds and up. mil*- an i
70 vards: xß«*no. |00; xlbirgn, M 2,
lentils Psul xYork End, Juliet. |o.*>,
llarwood, Waterproof, in; George
Roesrh, Itonald Mscponahl. Fly Home,
L. It Adslr 4’harles Francis. St.
''hnrcMe, |fi7; Prince, H., James Po*-k
--cry. lio.
xApprentlce allowance < (aimed.
Weather cloudy; track fast.
rHICtIiO 111 TTKIt
CHICAGO, June R Rotter Extras,
28\«i2«<. firsts. 28 %4f 2s%c; dalrv
extras. 27%028 *•: firsts, 264# 27 <\
Egg*., Prime ontlnary, 18 'A <h anr;
firsts. 20\(ff2lc (’h«ese Twins, 14%
•4 14%e; young Amerl«-ns. 11 %4t 14 % r
Live poultry Fowls, 18%c; ducks.
154# 16c; geese, 10012?; turkeys, 2»<\
Potato**: Receipts. * enr*: Mb-hlgnn.
Wisconsin. Minnesota and Ohio, $1
01.10. _
Grain Markets Closed
CHICAGO, Juno fi.-The Chicago
board of trade was cloned today be
cause of the local Judicial election.
TODAY S GAME
- WASHINGTON.
00000
DETROIT.
00210
Batteries Johnson and Ainsniith;
(iovelenkie and Stanage. Umpires—
Hildebrand and Connolly.
MOTORS
STILL ON
UPGRADE
i "■ -•
Railroad Issues Also
Show Same Im
provements
i
IMPETUS IS
LOST LATER
Reactionary Tendency
Develops Late
In Day.
NEW YORK, June 6.—The New
York Evening Sun financial review
today said; ,
"With a better appreciation of the
fact that Great Britain, however Bhe
may have suffered, retains her full
maritime prestige; the great naval
battle in the North sea, which de
moralised the market on Friday,
ceased as an Influencing factor In
Wall street today.
"A violent upturn In shares of
corporations of virtual mushroom
growth both on the exchange and on
the curb was undoubtedly the out
standing feature of the session. To
the accompanying reporta of a mer
ger or of two or three mergers,
Wtllys-OverlHnd opened 10 points
higher and added another five points
to the selling price before * sharp
partial reaction developed. Chan
dler Motor. Studebaker corporation,
Maxwell Motors and others partici
pated In the remarkable movement
" Substantial improvement reflect
ed in some of the leading railroads,
like nlon Pacific, Reading. Lehigh
Valley and Norfolk and Western, at
the outsel and United States steel
was better, but they lapsed tnio dull
ness early In the session and made
little or no progress thereafter.
Aside from the motor and accessory
stocks pool operators were busy In
Mercantile Marine preferred, which
crossed par for a gain of three
points nnd more, and In Sugar Issues
and Mexican properl lea.
"Prices moved with Increasing Ir
regularity In the later trading and
Ihe list os a whole, while shnwirp
no pronounced weakness, develoi and
a somewhat reactionary tendency. '
COMMERCE BOARD
WILL BE HOST
TO BUFFALO MEN
Members of the Buffalo Chamber
of Commerce xalll be the guests of
the Detroit Board of Commerce,
June 17, when the Buffalo organiza
tion will make its first annual cruise
to Detroit. There will be more than
400 In the party. The 101 ft cruise
committee of the local hoard Is ar
ranging for the entertainment of the
visitors. A cabaret show In the ca
sino at Belle Isle, a sightseeing tour
of the city, with dinner at the Hotel
Statler, bavr been planned by the
committee. Also, the Buffalo busi
ness men may take in a ball game a
at Navln field.
DETROIT TIMES
i Mew York Stocks |
Quotation* by HornblowerA Weeks,
June R: open High Uw Close
Alaska Gold . 23 % 23% 23 23%
Alan Juneau.. 9 9 9 9
All!* Chaim.. 27 27% 28% 27
Do, pf<l .... 82% 83 *2% 82%
Ant Agrl cam 68% 68% 68%
Am Can com. 55% 56% 66% 55%
Am CA- Fcm 69% 80% 69% 60
Am Cl Prd#t*.l6l% 161% 160 160
Am Hr Fdy... 51 61 60% 50%
Am ltd A Ijoa 9 9 8% H%
Do, ptd .... 48 60% 48 50%
Am M*y Sector 28% 28% 28% 28%
Ant Idn com. 21% 22% 21% 22%
Do, pfd 48% 49% 48% 49%
Am I<oco ... 72% 72% 71% 72%
Am Sin A Bes 97% 98% 91% 98%
Am zinc .... 83% 84% 83 83%
Am Hug Ref. 111% 112% 111% 112%
Am Ret Sugar 78% 82% 76 82%
Am Tel A Te| 129% 139% 129% 120%
Am Woolen . 46 46 45% 46%
I)o. pfd 97% 97% 97% 97%
Anaconda ... 84% 84% 83% 83%
Atchison . . 105% 106% M 6 % 104%
Do. pfd 101 101 101 Ml
Atl Cst Line.ll3 113 113 113
Baldwin ls>.\ 89 % 90% 89% 89%
HRalt A Ohio 92% 92% 91% 91%
Heth Steel .450 450 450 460
nitato Mining 2 2 2 2
Brook R T... 68% 88% 88% 88%
Butte A Sttpr 91 91% 89% 89%
Calif Ret .... 21 % 21% 21 % 21%
Do. pfd 18% 48 47% 46
Canudn Par.. 176 176 % 175% 175%
Cen l*eath ... 64% 64% 54% 54%
Chandler Mtr.l2s 131 123 % 125%
('hen A Ohio. 64% 64% 63% 64
Chi fit West. 13% 13% 13% 13%
C .M A SI P.. 99 99% 99 99%
C R I A Pae.. 20% 20% 20% 20%
C C C A St L 56 56 56 56
Chino Copper 53% 53% 53 63
Colo Fuel ... 43% 43% 42% 42%
Cont Can Cos.. 101% 103% Ml % M3
Corn Prod Rf 19 19% 19 19%
Cruc St C 0... 83% 83% 83% *3%
Cubn Am Sgr.23o 230 230 230
DA R G pfd 27 27 26% 26%
Distil. Se. ur. . 49% 49% 48% 48%
M>tne Mines... 27 27 % 27 27%
*7rle com 38% 39% 38% 38%
I)o. Ist Pfd. 53% 53% 53% 63%
General K1ee..170 172 170 172
Gen M0t0r5..549% 560 649% 560
Do. pfd 117% 117% 117 117
B F Goodrich 76% 77% 76% 77
Gt North pfd 122 122 122 122
Gt. North Ore 39 39% 39 39
Granby 88% 88% 88% 88%
Greene Can... 46% 46% 46 46%
Illinois Cent M 4% 104% 104 104 %
Cop. 44% 43% 44% 43
inter. Met 18 18% 18 18%
Do. pfd 7R % 75% 75 % 75%
Int Mer Mar. 26% 27% 25% 26%
Do. pfd 99 MO% 98% 99%
Int Paper 11% 12% 11% 12%
Inter. Nickel.. 46 46 45% 45%
Ken City H.. 26% 26% 26 26
Ken’ecott Cop 54 54 55% 53%
Kellv Sprlng’d 75% 76 73 73%
Lack aw. St. C. 68 68 68 68
Lehigh Vttl 63 83 82% 82%
D' T. A Rub 54% 56% 54 55%
Louis A N.. .129% 130% 129% 130%
Maxwell Mot.. *•'. % 89% 85% 87%
Do. Ist pfd 90% 91% 90 90%
Do. 3n,l pfd 59 60% 58 59 %
Mexican Pet.. 107% 109% 107% 108%
Miami C0p.... 36% 36 36% 36
Missouri Par. 6% 6% 6% 8%
Nat. Bis. com. 120% 120% 120% 120%
£“t. K. A St. 2 4 24 % 24 24%
Nat. I/ead ... 67 68 67 67 %
Nevada Cons.. 17% 17% 17% 17%
.V V.N.H .It 61% 61% 61 HI
•Nor. A W. ..135 135 135% 133%
North. I’a< .111% 114% 114% 114%
N Y Air H. .132 133 1 32% 133
N Y Central.lo6 % 106% M 6 % M 5%
N Y., O. A W. 26% 28% 28% 28%
I se. Mail 22% 22% 22% 22%
Pennsyl 38% ;tx% 5*% 58%
Peop. G05....102 102 102 102
Pullman . ...164% 164% 164 164
Ray Cons. .. 22% 23 22% 22%
Rep. 1. A St... 47% 47% 47’, 47%
Do, pfd ...111% 111% 111% 111%
Sea Air L Ry 17 17 17 17
Do, pfd. .. 39% 39% 39 39
Shat.-Arts. ...-31% 31 % 31 % 31%
Mo**-Sheffield 53 53 53 53
South. Pacific. 98% 98% 99% 98%
South. Ry. ... 23% 23% 23% 23%
Dm pfd 68 68 67 % 68
Studeb'r C0rp.152 153 % 141% 141%
Tenn Cop ... 43% 43% 43% 43%
Texga-L’aeifie.. 11% M 11% 12
7r RT £ d ».‘Vk® •• S 2l * fi < *8 62% 64%
U. S. Mining.. ,2% 75% 72% 74%
Do. pfd.. 51% 51% 51 51
Union Pacific. 138 % 138% 137% 137%
Unit. C|g. Str* 96 96 96 96 ~
Unit. Fruit Cos. Isl % 163% m 162
U. S. Rubber.. 56% 56% 66 5
U- »• ... 84% 84% 84 84
Do. pfd. ...117% U 7% 117% 117%
L. S. Steel R'5.23% 24% 23 % *>i *
«• Al. .160 162% 159% 161
UUh Copper.. 81% 82% 81% 817,
M abash 14% 14 % 14% 14%
Do, pfd. A.. 51) fio 49% 49%
1)0. pfd. B. . 28% 28% 28 28%
Westlnghouae, ci% 61% 60% 60%
West Mary... U% 31% 81% JP
West Union .. 94% 95 94% 95
Wool worth ...186% 136% 13R%
Wlllys-Over. .319% 325 310 au)
Do. pfd. ...112117 112 114%
NEW YORK BtTTF.It AND KUUB.
NKW YORK. aline s.—Butter
Steady, receipts, 9,075; creamery ex
tra 30%c, state dairy tubs 24««,ic
Imitation creamery firsts. 25% ft 26c
peeeinta 3 ° Irregular;
mn*a/fcy white fancy.
2s®27c. nearby mixed fancy,
*4 %c fresh
IH'T*rF.R AND Rr.r.B,
Batter Creamery extras. 29c;
u, **<•:
lr ,f!* l f"- Fr 2"h receipts, firsts, cases
Incltuled, 21%e; current receipts.
II %c dots. Receipts, Friday. 3.160
cases.
We will take subscription for the Stock of
the New Company, which is forming to take
over the Hudson, Chalmers, Willys-Over
land and Fisk Tires Companies.
E. E. Mac Crone & Cos.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
« )
• Second Floor . .... . ..... , , telephones:
Dim# Bank Buildin K Dlrcct WlrM to AU Mark « u -
|| Boston Copper Stocks |j
Quotations by Hornbloxver A Weeks.
June 5: Open High Low Close
Adventure ... 3% 3% 3% 3%
Alaska Gold.. 23% 23% 2$ -’3%
AlloUcz 68% 68% 61 % GS %
A tiler. Zinc... 83% 84% 83 83%
Anaconda .... 84% 84% $3% 83%
All/.. Com 8% 9 8% 8 %
Arcadian 6% 7 6% 7
Butt# Sup 91 91% 89% 89 %
Cal A Arlz .. 71 % ;i % 71 71
Cal. A Her lit. 54 2 54 6 542 545
Centennial .. 16 16 16 16
(’upper Range 63 63 62% 63
Chino 53% 53% 53. 63
’♦Davis Daly.. I * 1% 1% 1%
Hast Butte ..12% 12% 12% 12%
Franklin 8 8 8 8
Granby 88% 88% 88% 88%
Greene Can. . 46% 46% 46 46%
Inspiration ... 44% 45% #4% 45
Jerome Verde 1% 1% 1% 1%
Kerr Lake ... 4% 4% 4% 4%
Mass 12 12 12 12
Michigan 3% 3% 3% 3%
Miami 35% 36 86% 36
Mohawk 95 95 95 95
Mayflower ... 3% 3% 33
North I.H ke. . 85 90 75 76
Nev. Cons 17 *4 17% 17% 17%
North Butte.. 33% 23% 23 23 %
Old Colony... 2% 2% 2% 2%
Osceola 93% 93% 93 93
Quincy 95 95 95 95
Ray Consol 22% 23 22% 22%
Super. A Bos. 4% 4% 4% 4%
Shannon 8% 9 8% 8%
Shat tuck 31% 31% 31 % 31 %
.Superior 16% 16% 16 16
Tamarack ... 50 50 50 50
Tenn. Copper 43% 43% 43% 43%
U. S. Smelter 97% 98% 97% 98%
United Fruit. 161% 163% 161 162
U. S. shoe M.. 60 60% 59% 60
Ftah Consol.. 15 15 14% 14%
Ventura OIL. 9% 9% 9 % 9%
Winona 6 6% 6 fi%
Wolverine ... 56 56 65% 55%
Financial Notes |
Dun's reports commercial failures
in the United states during the last
week as 292. compared with 314 dur
ing the preceding week, and 346 dur
ing the same week last year.
Producers and distributors of gas
oline will be asked on June 12 and
1.3 to present their side of the case
to the federal ti ade commission In
connection with the recent advance
In price of "gas."
The Clcotte farm of three acres
at West Jefferson-ave. and River
Rouge hgs heen sold to Industrial
Interests, nut the Identity of the pur
chasers has not been made -known.
r *** ' * t*-— ■' ■ 11 ■%.
I Produce |
DETROIT, Mich., June s.—The El
gin butter market was unchanged
this week, and poultry, eggs, dressed
calves and farm stuff generally,
showed little or no change to start
the week. The season Is far enough
along now that fresh vegetables
grown at home are beginning to
make their appearance, and as the
source of supply changes the price
list has to b*- overhauled. Straw
berries were In pretty go**«l supuly
for Monday, and Rockyford melons
are now on the regular list.
NKW Milk I*llool CK W IRKKT.
NEW YORK, N. Y., June 5. Flour.
Dull and unsettled. .Pork: Steady;
mess. $25,254# 25.76. l«ard: Dull,
middlewest spot. $1 2.60fj 12.76. Sugir-
Raw, fjulet; centrifugal 90-test. $0.14
0 0.3!. muscovado 89-test. $5,374# 5.56;
refined, quiet, cut loaf, $8 80. crush
ed, $8.65; powdered, $7.75; granulut
de. $7,650 1.79. t’offee: Rio No. 7 on
snot. 9%c. Tallow Dull; special,
10%c; city. 9\ifll0o; country, 10t?
10%c. Hay: Quiet; prime, $1.55; No.
3, SI.OSfM.2R; clover. 56c«51.35.
Dressed poultry; Weak; turkeys. 24
38c; chickens. 1842 32c; fowls. 14 42
23c; ducks, 20c. Live poultry: Firm;
geese. 13c; ducks. 16c; fowls, 2"4i
21 %c; turkeys. 22c; roosters, 1.3 c;
chicken, broilers, 26<i 4# 30i , Fheese:
Quiet; state milk, common to spe
cials, 13(415 Ac; skims, common to
special, 6© 12%c.
Freshly cut fence post* and tele
graph poles often start growing
again when set up In the tropics.
We solicit your subscription for stock in
new company which is being formed to
take over the Hudson, Chalmers, Willys-
Overland and Fisk Tire Companies.
CARLYLE & POVAH
Members Detroit Stock Exchange.
606 Penobacot Bldg. Phone Main 4800
MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1916.
| Detroit Stocks |
MONDAY’S QUOTATION».
Bid Asked
I Acme White L. A Col. 17% ....
Do. preMrred 19% ....
Amer. L & T. Cos., com. 387 391
Do, preferred 110 138
Amer. Pul., util. C 0... 44% 47%
Do, i»r«-ferred 76% 79
Auto Body Cos 38% ....
Bur. Add. Mach. C 0... 336 ....
Chalmers Mot. Cos. com 233%
Do, preferred 96 i 4)«»
J'hnrcoui Iron Cos. of A. 7 7%
Do. preferred 6 6%
(mevroiet Motor, com.. 27 4 278
Cities Service Cos., com. 282 292
Do, preferred SC 88%
Coahulla L A Zinc.... 5% «
Com. It. I*. A L, com. 6 4 65
Do, preferred 84 85
Continental Motor Cos.. 38 ....
Do, preferred 9%, 10%
D. A C. Navtga. Cos 91
Detroit Creamery Cos.. 24% ....
Detroit Edison Cos 135 ....
Det. lr. A «t. co. com 20
Do, preferred 11 12
Detroit Cnited Ry.. . 115 120
Det. Vnlve A Fit. Cos. 10% ....
Edmunds A Jones com. 45 47
Do. preterrtu 96% 98%
Ford M<«. Cos., Canada .... 405
Geneial Motor Cos. com 540 680
Do, preferred 115 119
Holland-Hi. L .Sugar.. 14 16
Iron Silver Mining 147% 160
8. S. Kresge. com 13%
Do. preferred 10% IP*
Maxwell Motor, com... 87 89%
Do, Ist preferred.... 89% 92%
Do, 2nd preferred.... 58% 60
Mex. Crude llub. C 0... 8% 12%
Mich. Stamping Cos 335 415
Mich. Stale Tel. pfd 92
Michigan Sugar < 111% 114
Do. preferred xd.... 97% ....
Miles-Detroit Theater 7% 8%
Minn. Sugar Cos., com 90
Do, preferred 9b
National'Grocer C 0.... 54% 86%
Do. preferred 94 96
Pacific Gas A Elec 56 58
Do, preferred 88 91
Packard Motor com.. .. 250 ....
Do, preferred, xd.... 101 104
Ph Ige-Det. Mo., now 57
Parke, Davis A C 0.... 161% ....
W. K. Prudden Cos 40 45
Roo Motor Car Cos 15
Iteo Motor Truck Cos.. 36% ....
Bcotten-I)lll»m Cos 61
Studebaker Corp. com.. 141 113%
I>o. preferred 110 ....
Towar's Creamery Cos 40 ....
Trussed Concrete Steel ;i(i\ ....
Do. prefirreo M%
White Star Line 52 ....
Wolv. Port. Cem. xd.. 7% 8
Banka and Trust Companies.
Bid Asked
American State 168 lis
Central Pavings 250 ....
Detroit Savings 290
Dime Savings 299 310
Federal State 127 ....
First A Old Det. Nat l. 196
German-American .... 179 192%
Highland Tark State.. 740 ....
Merchants' National .. 174 171
Mat. Bank of Commerce 315
FvxXrtatnar Stale 29 1
Paoplea State J7S ....
United Ravings Bank.. 33A ....
Detroit Trust Cos 400
Security Trust Cos 244
Union Trust Cos 175 ....
Gvr.-Amer. L. A T. Cc. 196 ....
The following ft*ms are privileged
to execute orders on tne Kxchange:
W. E. Moea A Cos.. Cariya . ovah.
Geo. M. Woit A Cos., E. E. Maccrone
& To.. H. W. Noble A Cos.. D. L. Sey
mour A Cc.. W. B. McLaughlin. Mer
rill, Lynch A Cos.. W. A. Hamlin A
Cos.. Wm. A. Neer A Cos.. Sinclair A
Coula, Emmet L. Sprague, Wm. H.
Roae A Cos.. F. K. Pelto.i A Cos., Joei
Stockard A Cos.. Bennett, Smith A Cos.,
W E. Reilly & Cd.. Matthew Finn,
A. W. Walla :e A Cos.. Lew la G. Oor
ton.
NF.\4 YORK COTTON MtItKKT
Quotations by Paine, Webber A Cos.,
June 5:
Opening Clnaing
Bid Ask High Low Hid Ask
Jan. 13.00 13 o 1 13.0f. 12 98 12 99 13.0n
Feb 13 07 13.08
Mar. 13.16 13.17 13.18 13 12.13.12 13.13
Apr 13. U rr, . ,
May 15.28 13 29 13.29 1 3.29 1 3.27
June 12.40 12.55 1 2 59
Julv 12.59 12.60 12.68 12.59 1 2.64 12 65
Anar. 12.66 12.67 12.74 12.67 1 2 72 1 2.73
tfiept 12.68 12 69 1 2.69 12 69 12.7*2 12 74
T>ct. 12.72 12.74 12.81 12.74 13.76 12 77
Nov 12.82
Dec. 12 90 1 2.91 12 98 12.91 1 2.92 12.93
Dank 4'learaneea.
Monday’s clearances, $8,580,676.73;
balances, $928,553.45; total clearances
1916 to date, $-830,639,891.90. total
1915 to corresponding ilate, $639,578,-
003.09.
Livestock
MI4 HI4.AN CENTRAL STOC KYARDS
DETROIT, June s.—Cattle: Market
steady, quotations are for dry fed;
!for grasaera deduct 50c to 75c; beat
heavy steers. $9,504# 10; best handy
I weight butcher steers, $8 75'H 9 25;
mixed steer* and heifers, $8 254# 9.25;
handy light butchers, $7 504# 8.25;
light butchers, $6.50 fit 7 $0; heat cows,
$6,754# 7.60; butcher cows, $8 50116;
common cow*. ss4# 5.75. canners, $3.50
4r4.50; beat heavy bulls. $7 4#g; bo
logna bulls, $6J# 6 75; feeders, s7®
7.75; stockers, $6.50f#7.50; milkers
land springers, $3.50. Veal calves;
Market 254# 50c lower; best. $11,500
1175 others, sßl# 10.50. Sh«-en and
lambs: Market sheep steady; lambs
■ 25c higher; best lambs, $10; fair
•lamb*, $6,754# 7.25; light to common
lambs, $5,754# 6.25; spring lambs. sll
o# 171; fair to good sheep, s64# 6.50;
culls and common. $34(4.
Hogs: Market prospects sfj 10c low
er.
RANT HIKPAI.II I.IVK STOCK
i EAST BUFFALO. N. Y„ June 5
Cattle: Receipts, 150 cars; best dry
fed gtades steady; grassers 2ac low
er; prime steers. slo4# 10.75; butchers,
$8,50 4# 9 75; fat cows $5,60 4# 8; huf
er* s7l# 9; bulls, $6 4# S 3E.
Hogs; Rece'nts, 80 cars; lower,
heavy. $9 754# 9.85; yorkers, $9.50(fl
9.70; pigs, $9.
Sh# ep Receipts. 20 cars; strong;
top lambs, sll 4» 11.50, yearlings. $9 oO
1# $lO, wethers, $7.75(j a, ewes, $6.50U
Y. 25.
Calves: $5@11.75.
CHICAGO I.IVK STOCK.
CHICAGO, 111. June 6. Hogs: Re
ceipts, 40,000; market slow 5 to 10<-
lower; mixed and butcher*. $9,204$
9.70; good heavy. $9.45 4#9 6o; rough
heavy, $9,154# 9.30; light, $8.904, 9.55;
pigs, $6.904# 8 60. Cattle: Receipt*.
16.000, market, steady; beeves *s4c
II or.; cow* and heifer*. $3.75419.60;
stockers and feeders, s64# 9; Texans.
1H.C04f9.50; calves, $8011.25. Sheep:
Receipts. 15.000; market, steady; na
tive. s74t 8.20; western, $7,204# 8.26;
lambs, $7,751# 10.25; western, $8,254#
10.30.
TOLEDO LIVE STOCK.
TOLEDO, O, June f». —Hogs; Re
ceipts, liberal; market. Be lower;
heavie*. $9,454/ 9.50; medium*, $9,431#’
9.50; yorkers. $8,504# 9.40; good pigs,
$8,504# 8.75. Calves; Market, steady.
Sheep and lambs: Market, slow.
CLEVELAND LIVE BTOCK
CLEY’ELAND. -lime 5. Hogs: Re
celpts, 4,500; 54# 10c lower; yorkers,
$9.35; mixed $9.45; mediums. $9,350
9 40. pigs. $9.75: roughs. $8.40; stags,
$6.75. ('attle: Receipts, 1.625; good
cattle. 10015 c lower: grassers, 250
s(»c lower. Sheep and lamb*: Re
ceipts. 10 cars; steady, springers, top,
sll. Calves: Receipt*. 625; steady;
top. $11.75.
NEW MOTOR COMBINE
Hudson, Chalmers, Willys-Overiand, Fisk Tire
We solicit subscriptions for the new company being formed to take over the above
automobile concerns.
ANDREWS & COMPANY
Investment Bankers.
Ford Building. Main 5824.
Chicago. DETROIT. Cleveland.
We solicit your subscription
to the stock of the New
Corporation which will take
over the Willys-Overiand,
Hudson, Chalmers Motor
Companies.
We expect this stock will
be lately oversubscribed
W. A. Hamlin & Cos.
Members Detroit Stock Exchange
506 Penobscot Building. Cadillac 325
QRlS¥NMx|ffi|
u EDITION %
I WE TRADE IN
Chalmers
Chevrolet
Continental Motor
Detroit Creamery
Edmonds & Jones
German-American Sugar
Michigan Sugar Com.
Packard Motor Com.
Reo Motor Car
Reo Motor Truck
I Merrill. Lynch & Cos.
Members New York Stock Exchange
Penobscot Bldg. Seven Wall St
DETROIT NEW YORK
Main 3707
Subscriptions Solicited
NEW MOTOR MERGER
Taking over Willys-Overiand# Hudson, Chalmers, •
etc. We are advised that the offering
is now subscribed.
Wm. A. Neer & Cos.
ONI CIPXj

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