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COMPLETE MARKET
REPORTS—LATEST
SPORTING NEWS
SIXTEENTH YEAH. NO. 241.
COBB SLAMS OUT HOME RUN
WEAKNESS iK WAR BABIES
LATER EXTENDS TO >U
STANDARD INDUSTRIALS
Distinctly Firmer Tone Is
Developed In Money
Market
NEW YORK. July 7—Th« New
York Evening Sun finum'lal review
said today:
“Today's stock tnarxet wan not
uillke yesterday’s unsatisfactory
session, with seme of the unfavor
able features Aoreot uat<-d. Thus,
while there was still something of a
cleavage between standard rails and
industrial specialties, the strength
of the former was not uniform a*
on Thurrdny, while the wenkness of
munition stocks and copper Issues
was more pronounced The latter,
for the time being have lost caste
with element and
have become exceedingly unpopular
except with professional traders who
are operating for the short account
Firto prices were irregularly, hut
slightly changed in either direction,
and the general tone inclined to
heaviness, which was lartlcularly
‘noticeable In the industrial division
Mexican Issues were a shade hetter
TO EXCHANGE
PRISONERS
Britain and Germany Reported
to Have Entered
Agreement
#
COPENHAGEN. July 7—England
and Germany have agreed to tin ex
change of civilian prisoners, accord
ing to information received by Amer
icana here today.
The exchange will affect many
thousands of Germans who were In
terned In England after the Lusita
nia sinking and a number of Eng
lish civilians in German internment
camps.
Probe Boston Qfrt'a Death.
BOSTON. July 7.—Twenty-two
persons, Including 10 now under ar
rest, will appear before the grand
Jury when the probe Into the mys
tery surrounding the death of Miss
Margaret Ward begins today.
IJttle progress has been made In
the case since the arrest of alx
men In an automobile In Salem early
Wednesday morning with the body
of the dead woman in the car. The
men continue to declare that the
woman was alive when taken from
a Warren-st. house in Roxbury.
rt Hit INDI RTRIALN
Quotations by llornblower A Weak*.
Hid. Asked.
Am Pub Util., rom. . . 43 46
Po. preferred 77> 7*
Am l*. A Trac., com... .INI 385
Do. preferred 115 11*
Aetna Exp . 13% 14
Cities Service, com... 354 854
Do. prd 89*4 #0
Chevrolet 235 340
Can. Car. com 60 70
Do. pfd *o M
Crampa 8o N 2
Detroit Edison 135 134
Kreage !<• 10%
Mid. Steel 62 42*4
Par. Gas A Elec., com. ulii 40
Do. preferred 44 91
Peerlese Motor 24 %
Hep. lty. A Light, com. 37% 38%
Do preferred 74
South ("al Ed. com... 93% 95
Do. preferred 106 104
Htewart-IVarner, com.. 94% 9s
Hub. Host 35% 34
Saxon Motor 79 S3
V 8 Light A !le*t com. 2% 2\
Do., preferred * 4%
Cl HH fOPPKIt stocks,
Quotations by llornblower 4c Weeks,
duly 7. 1914: Hid Asked
Putt* A L 44 72
Calaveras 4% 5*4
Chief t% 1%
Con* Aria I«i 1%
f'a vis Daly 1% I %
Ofrt Con ■ f 41 §6
Jum Ext 74 79
I.a Rose 43 44
Magma 14% 14%
Nev. Doug 1 1%
Ohio Cop 14 14
Succssa 23 25
LLOYD GEORGE
TAKES WAR OFFICE
RY UNITED PREftR.
LONDON, Julv 7 —King George
received David Lloyd George In
audience today and handed him the
seals of the secretaryship of war.
Lloyd George assumed hit new office
this afternoon.
Thlrty-slx foreign built vessels
with a tonnage of M.UI hava b*ea
admitted to tha A mar lean ragtgtry
wader tha act af Aug. 11, IMC
as a rule and the rails wore strong,
hut as the trading progrersed the
weakness In the munition stocks arid
zinc issues extended to the stand
ord shnrcH and Included them in the
general reactionary movement.
“Although the general Hat hard
ened iu the later trading Hnd some
of the specialties recovered a point
or so of their earlier losses specular
Mve conditions were little changed.
The government agricultural leport
for July Indicated an Improvement
in winter and spring wheat over a
month ago.
“A distinctly firmer tendency de
veloped In Ihe money market, where
cal loans, after renewing at th*»
higher rate of four per cent, ad
vanced 4 1-2 per rent This natural
ly was associated with the seasonal
unsettlement of the half year which
has been accentuated or. this occa
sion by the heavy Income tax pay
ments.
MISSING GIRL
HAS BEEN FOUND
Irene Ayotte, the 13-year-old Hay
City gld who mysteriously disap
peared hore, Wednesday, has been
found. Instead of being loat or kid
napped aa her relatives thought, she
was staying at the home of one of
her girl friends.
Miss Ayotte rame to Detroit from
Hay City. July 4. to visit her aunts,
while her mother, Mrs. Hattie Ay
otte, proceeded on to Akron. ()., to
visit In that city. While here, the
girl was staying with her aunt. Mrs.
E. A. Diary, No. 1164 Ilolcoinb-ave.
She left the house Wednesday, pre
sumably to go to visit the home of
another aunt. Mrs. M. Puma. No.
647 Mullctt-st. Instead, however,
she went to the home of a girl friend
whose acquaintance she had made
on a former trip to this city.
Neither of her aunts knew she
had gone there, and when she did
not reach the homes of either. Wed
nesday evening, the police were no
tified and a search begun. Thursday
afternoon, Mrs. Hums remembered
that the girl had some friends in
the city. A search was made and
she was found safe.
INCENDIARIES
BLAMED FOR
BARN BLAZE
Fire of supposed Incendiary or
igin destroyed a one-story barn In
the rear of No. RlB 1-2
early Friday morning. Two horses
valued at JflOO and two wagons val
ued At flfiO Vfre also d**stro>ed.
The horses and wagons belonged to
John Schafer, living at the Mon
roe-eve. address, and the barn was
owned by Frank Weber. Mrs. Shaler
says that she saw two men leava
the barn Just before the fire broke
out 'll* police think that blac.t
handrrs may have caused the blaze.
The loss Is fully covered by in
surance.
VK44KI, PASSAGE*
At tb* So*.
SAt’I.T BTK MARIK. Mich. July 7.
~t p; ("oilingwon*!. 9:3ft ln.it night;
Conestoga. 10; Dickson, 3 n m Oarv.
4; Oconnor Phllbln, Brower, 5;
Lynch. 5.30; Morgan Jr., Herrv, 4.
Nye, 9; P*nnherot, 10:30. Marry
Jones, Klava. Wnrrlnger, 11.
Down: Moulder. Oogenic, 9
nisht, Olcott, midnight; Dlmmok.
Farrell. 4; Ed Hreltuna. ("van is,
lakeland. 5:30; Roston, 4; Replogle,
4 30; Phipps. Wllpen, (’owls. 7:30;
Meorae ("raw-ford. Zimmerman. 4:30;
Trimble, 9; Mary Elphlcke, Uranus,
10.
At Detroit.
DETROIT. Mich.. July 7—Up:
Pope. 910 last nlaht; Saxon*, 11:10;
R Lyman Smith, 11:50; Kopn, 12:20
a m ; Frans. I; Morris. 1:10; Mor
row, 2:40. Andrew Upson. 4:20 I'oul
by, 430. Ilaaarty. 6:20; Colgate,
laikewood. 4 30 Matls, 4 SO; Pollock,
Marantic (arrived!. 7; Kalkaska,
barae. 7:30, Sirius. 7:40; Oatlnnd, 3V
(1. Mather, 4:10 Wldener, 4:40;
Fleetwood. 9.40; val Cartier. 4;50.
Down: Luinn. 9:10; Frick Calotte,
J. F. Davidson. 9:60; Republic. 10 20;
Rarnuin, 11 10; L. A. Shaw, A. w Os
borne. 11 50. Slick. 12 last nlaht;
Truesdal*. 2 a. m , W. F. White. 2:40;
Reed. 1:60; Sweden. 2; Sellwond, 4 30;
Hoyt. Tua Oshorn. Cliff Mlngoe.
4 40; W. W. Brown. 5 10; XV I*
Brown, 5 30. Hartwell, 4:20; C. O.
Rreltuna. Phil Minch. 9,40 Marlon
Aurora. Imperial barge, 9:60.
Experts consider that one great
qualification women munition work
era po—■■ Ib patience
DETROIT TIMES
REO CAR AND
CONTINENTAL UP
These Stocks Are Leaders In
Bull Market On Detroit
Exchange
Continued activity in the listed
Issues marked the Friday morning
session of the Detroit Stock ex
change, with Reo Car and Conti
nental still increasing In demand.
Both have recovered rapidly from
their recent slump, with Reo espe
cially firm,
Iron-Silver Mining whs a feature
of the opening, being nigher than in
many years. It sold Thursday for
$1.75, and there were plenty of bids
Ht $1.55, but Tew offerings. Friday.
Iron-Silver activity is believed due
to the addition of SIOO,OOO worth of
properties adjoining old lands, re
cently.
Detroit Edison is now selling
around 135, and the demand Is rea
sonably strong.
| Detroit Stocks j
FRIDA VS QUOTATIONS
BK Asked
Acme W. I, AC. Wks.. .. 17%
Do. prefer! *1 19% ....
Am Light A Traction 3-J* 385
Do, preferred IP* % 11*1%
Am Pub Util. Cos., corn. 43 44
Auto Body Cos.. XD 40
Do. preferred. \d.... 7(% 77%
Burroughs Ad Mac Cos 335 ....
Chalmers Mo. Cos. com. 174 185
l‘o. preferred 94 ....
Char Iron Cos of Am .... 4%
Do., preferred 4% 4%
Chevrolet Motor C 0.... 230 237
Citle* Service Cos, com. 350 S*>o
Do, preferred 84% 91
Ooahuii Ld ft Zinc, xd 3*4
Com w ith R. P A 1.. . 44 45 %
Do, preferred 94% 45%
Cont'nental Mo. C 0... 36% 27%
Do, preferred •% 19%
Det. A Cl eve. Nav Cos. 9 5 9 2 ,
Detroit Creamery Cos.. 2.’% 24
Detroit Edison Cos., xd. 134% 136
Det, lr. A St. com. xd 18%
Do. preferred, xd 12
Detroit United Ry 115 12(1
Det Valve A- Fit C 0... 1o % ....
Edmunds A Jones, com 4 0 4 4
Do., preferred 93 97
Ford Mu. Cos., Canada .... 365
General Mo. Cos., coin.. 470 546
Do, preferred 114
Hall laimp (to. 33
HoHnnd-ftt. L Sue Cos.. 15% ..
Iron Silver Mining Cos 16.5 ....
8. 8. Kreage, com 10
Do., preferreed 1 0 11
M.ixwrll Mo Cos. com. 77% 60%
Do. Ist pfd 84 88
Do. 2nd preferred... 35 58
Mexican Crude Ptij.. . 9 11
Midi, Mtamplnif C 0.... 33.6 115
Mich. Sugni Cos, com 109 111
Do. prefer! rd 9" ....
Mlles-I'etrolt Theater. 8 ....
Minnesota Sugar com. 90 ....
Do, preferred oj a*
Natl onnl Grocer C 0.... 8 2*4 84 *4
Do. preferred ;••% 94
Pao Gas A- El Cos., com 6«% 80%
Do, preferred 88 91
Packard Mn. Cos, xd 162%
Do. preferred 102 10 4
Paige-Pet. Mo. Csr Cos 6ft
Parke. Davis A r„ 15-*%
\V. K. Pruden 43
Reo Motor ("nr Cos .. . 42 43
Reo Motor Truck Cos. .. 36 37 %
Srotten-Plllon Cos 56
Studebnkei Corp. com 13? 133
Po. preferred Ift. ....
Townr’s Creamery Cos 40 ....
Truas. Con St . com. xd 30 ....
White Star Line 62 ....
Wolverine Cement Cos 7%
Banka and Trust Companies.
Did Asked
American State 1 •*. ....
Central Havings 250 ....
Detroit Savings 290
Dime Savings 3ft6 315
Federal State. I'.’" 13!
First A Old Det Na. xd 194 ...
German-Amerlcnn .... 17 1 - !9?%
Highland DU State, xd. 390 ....
Merchants National... 174 178
Nat'l. Rank of Com 319
Peninaiilar State CO* ....
Peoplea State 377 ?8l
United Saving* Rank.. 230 ....
Wavne County Home.. 3i9 370
Detroit Trust Cos 37 4 395
Security Trust Cos ?42 ....
Union Trust Cos PI 200
Ger -Amer. I* A T Cos. W
The following firms nre privileged
to execute orders or. the F.xcnange:
W. E. Moss A- ("0., Cnrlvle A Pnvah.
Geo M West A- Cos., E E. Mnccrone
A Cos. H w Noble A Cos. D 1* Sey
mour A Cos . TV. R. M- Irfiuahlln, Mcr
rlll. Lynch A Cos, W. A. Hamlin A
Cos.. V6*m. A N'er-r A Cos.. Sinclair A
Couls. Emmet L Sprague TVm H.
Rose A Cos, F. K. Peltnn A Cos. Joel
Stmkard A C«*.. Hennett, Smith A
Cos. TV E Reilly A Cos. Matthew
Finn, A. TV. Wallace A Cos.. I.cwls G.
Gorton.
1. S. *TtM K REPORT.
TV.XSI I IXGT( *N. July 7 The bu
reau of crop estimates today report
ed •he condition of various crops ns
follows:
Winter wheat' 75 7 per cent com
pared with the July 1 ten-year aver
age of 81; spring wheat 89 compared
with 8t *>: all wheat 79 9, compared
with 12.8; corn 82. compared with
■ 4.1; oats 86 3, compared with 5.3 t;
barley 87 9. compared to 85 1. rye 88.
compared with 82 4 llav 90.3 com
pared with 62 1: (la \ 90.3, coni pa i• and
with 87.4- tobacco 87.6 compared with
82 4; flav 9<) 3 compared with 84 8. rice
92.7, compared with 88 1. bay 93 4.
compared with 88.1; hav 93 4. com
pared with 82 2. cotton 81 1. com
pared with 80.2.
Production In bushels and prices
were forcasted as follows
Winter whest tx'i.nno.fton bushels,
spring wheat. 270.000.900 hushela. all
wheat. 759.0ft0.0rft. at 92.s cents per
bushel; corn 2,868.000 bushels at 75 4
cents; oats. 1.317,(»h0,00n bushels at
40 5 cents; barley "06.000 ftoo bushels
at 59 3; rve 44.000,000 bushels at 83 4
cents; tnhaccA, 1,191,000.000 pounds.
C*MIC %C4O ntTTTM WXBKFT.
CHH'AGO, 111., July 7- Rutter: Ex
trOa, 27Lc; firsts. 24%4T27c; dalrv
extras, 26%f2?«*,c: firsts. 23%-rf2r.e.
Eggs: Prime ordinary. 20%Vfj|c;
firsts. 22 ff 22 %c Eheese Twins.
14 V»c; young Americas. 15%f)>16%c.
Live poultry: Fowls, 16%c; ducks,
lsc, geese, 114212 c; springs. 2M2?sc
turka, $0«. Potatoes: Michigan. 9042
9f«; Ohio. 9*IMRc; Wisconsin. 90«
• Ic; Minnesota. 904291 c. New pota
tN9 Km*l9U, it can; old t NN.
j Grain and Provisions
DETROIT, July 7.—Closa. There
was a feeling of strengtn In all the
leading market* ut tna opening. It
came first from Liverpool and the
Ameiiian markets quickly responded
Weather la almost perfect and fine
reports are coming in from wheat
fields. Tiie government report to
come out after the close Friday la ex
pected to show an estimated wheat
• rop of 750,0410 otto bushels, an In
-1 1 • ase <.f (ion.OOti bushels over the
promise of a month ago. Harvesting
is making excellent progress In the
winter wheat states and spring wheat
is lining well in the northwest. The
Canadian northwest reports wheat
well headed out. at some points. All
this In very bearish, but Its depresa-
Ing effect is balanced by an active
milling and export demand for new
wheat ov\ mg to its fine quality. Home
export business has been reported
and dealers believe a great deal of
foreign trade has been done without
bang mad* public
Commission houses consider the
market iu a healthy position. Many
advise their customers to buy on
breaks not withstanding the fine re
ports for the crop will be sort at
best Foreign demand la inereaalng
nnd it is well known that Europe is
in need of a great deal of wheat.
Detroit milling demand for red wheat
is increasing and eastern mills are
taking a little white wheat In their
market. Michigan farmers are not
selling and the movement of cash
wheat is alow,
The market was strong on reports
of export buying of wheat in TVln
nep.-g and flour In Minneapolis. The
1 lose was %c higher for cash and
% '«%<• higher for the futures.
("orn advanced %c and heana de
clined 25c.
Friday's \Vh« at Quotations; Cash
No. 2 red. SI.OB *«; Sept, opened with
an upturn of %e at $1.10%. advanc
ed to *i 10s t . declined to $1.10% and
closed at $1.11; December opened at
$1.13%. advanced to $1.13%, declined
to f1.13% and closed at $1 14%; No.
1 white. $1.05%.
Fridav’e grain quotations; ("orn:
Cash Nll 3,79 c hid: No. 3 yellow.
80%c; No. 4 yellow, 78%c«’7P%c.
Oats- Standard, 43c; No. 3 whit*. 42c.
No. 4 white. 10f| 41c. fly*: Cash No.
i. 98c. Keans Immediate and
prompt shipment $6.75. Seeds,
Prime red clover, $8.90; prime alsike,
$9 60; prime timothy, $3.60.
Receipts on the Detroit market
Friday were 1,000 bhls. of flour. 6
ears of corn. 7 of oats. 1 of rye and
2 of hay. Shipments were 1.000 bbl*
of flour, 2.000 hu. of wheat, 17,00 ft
bushels of corn and 1.500 bushels of
oats. Stocks are 173.000 bushels of
wheat. 120,800 bushels of corn, 72300
bushels of oats and 23000 bushels of
ry*.
Receipts of wheat Fridav: Min
neapolis 209 car*, against li'i a year
ago; Duluth. 59 cars; Chicago, 42
cars, against I; southwest, »31jM0
bushels against 109.000 bushels.
Primary wheat receipts were 619.00#
bu"hels against 109,000 bushels * year
ago.
Exports of wheat and flour Friday.
738 000 bushels.
Wheat cuttings is expected to begin
in about two weeks.
CHIC AGO OR A ITf.
CHICAGO. 111, July 7.—Opening-
Wheat: July, down %c; September,
up %e. Corn: July, up %c; Septem
ber. up %<•. Oats July, up %r; Sep
tember, iii) l *c. Provisions, low.-r.
Noon—Wheat. July, up %o; Sep
tember. doiv n %c. Corn: July .up
%c; September, down %c. Oats:
July, down %«•; September, down %e.
Close—Wheat: July up %c. Sept.,
down %c. Corn: July, up %c: Sept.,
down •%<■. Oats July, up %r; Sept.,
unchanged Provisions: Steady
Quotations by Paine, Webber ACo ,
July 7, 1914:
Open. High. Low. Close.
Wheat—
July 103% 104% 10$V 4 103%
Sept 106 % D>4% 105% 105%
Dee 109'« 109% 108% 109a
Corn—
July 77% 77% 76 x 477 \b
*<’|>t 74% 74% 73% 74',
Dec 621* 63 % 43% 62%b
tbits—
Itll) 38% 39 38 % 39s
Sept 3X% .38 % .38% 38 % h
Dec 39% 40% 39% 40 %s
Pork—
July 25 201) 26.40 25 20 25 40],
Sent 24 55 24.87 24.50 24 87
d—
Jtll.v 13 25 13 27 13 20 13 221)
Sept 13 37 13.43 13.30 13.35 b
It 1 bs—
Sept 13 65 13 70 13 55 13 67s
TOLEDO GRAIN.
TO!.EDO. (».. July 7 Wheat: Cash
and July, *1.00%. Sept. $1 12%: Deo.,
$1 17%. ("urn Cash, Bdc; July, 79 %c;
Sept.. 76%<; Dec., 64 Oats: Cash
ami Julv. 41 %c; Sept.. 4u%c. Kye:
Cash. '*6 %c Cloverseefi ("ash,
** 82, Oct $9.02; Dec.. $8 90. Alsike
Prime. $9 60 Timothy, ("ash. $3.40.
Butter: Prick creamery, 29 %e; tub
creamery. 28 %c. Eggs: Fresh can
died 21 %c; fancy selects. 26c. Hay:
Unchang-d.
\E\A AOKH PHOIH'CfC
NEW Y(111K. July 7—Flour Irreg
ular and unset t led. Pork: Strong;
mess. s26.c>o ft 27. Lard Easier. mid
dle west spot, sl3 40ifi 13.60. Sug «r:
Haw. quiet; centrifugal, 96 test, $6.14
/ it 6 27. muecovade. 89' test, $5 174)
5.50, refined, quiet; cut loaf. $8 80;
crushed, $8 65; powdered, $7.75; gran
ulated. $7 654(7 7*» Coffee: Pin 7
on spot 9c. Tallow: Firm, special,
9% c; <lty, 9%c; country, 9si9%c.
Hav Unsettled, prime. $1 40. No 3,
92 %cff $1 02 % : clover. 50c '1 % 1.20.
Dressed poultry: Steady; turkeys. 23
4i ?5c chickens. 25 if 38c; fowls, 14 %
21 %c; ducks. Long Island, 19c. Live
poultry; Firm; geese, 13c; ducks 16
ff 21 o; fowls, 17% 61! 8c: turkeys. 15 ft
18c; roosters, lie; chickens’ broil
ers. 224) 26c. Cheese: Firm; state
milk, common to specials. 13<fM6%c;
Isklms, common to special, 104r18%c.
Rader and Pans.
DETROIT. July 7. Butter Cream
ery. extras, 27 %c. firsts. 26 c, dairy,
23c; pa* king stock. 210 per lb.
Kski Fresh receipts, < uses in
cluded, firsts, 23c; current r< < *lpta
"2%r per do* Receipts Friday 1.-
050 case*.
\E\A A (IRK C OTTON TtARKUT.
Quotations by Paine, Webber A
j Cos., July 7. 1916:
opening Closing
Kid Ask High Low Hid V.-k
Jar. 13.31 13 32 13.39 1 V:5 13.27 13."8
Feb 13 35 13 17
Mch. 13.31 13.62 1 3 56 13.1 4 15 11 1 1 46
Apr 13 51
Mi* v 13 44 13.65 13 68 13 60 t.3 6o 13 61
•lulv 13 99 13 00 13 04 12 93 12 94 12 95
1 Aug 13 01 13 02 13 07 12 96 I'j9s 13.00
Sept , 13 01 10 03
Oct. c 1314 13.03 13 05 13.04
Nov. 13 09 13jo m i2
Pec. 13.28 1.3 29 11 33 13 20 13 32 1.1 23
Bathhouse Open Till 10 P. M.
Tc i ret Miinodatr evening bather*
during the hot spell, th*’ Hello Isle
bathhouse will be kept open until 9
jp. in. Visitor* will be allowed until
10 p. m to dresa and laare the bath
i h mm.
FRIDAY, JULY'7, 1916.
I Livestock j
111 1 I I II I MOB— J
EAST 111 EFAI.O LIVE STOCK.
(Dunning nnd Stevens.)
I EAST BUFFAU). N. Y.. July 7.
|'"attic. Fiv* cars, iluw. Hogs 40
l cars. lower. heavy. $10.40fl 10.46:
yorkers, $lO .15m 10.40 pigs. 89.76010.
: Sheep; Rn elpta. 5 cars, alow; top
larnbs, sll f 'i 11 50; yearlings. ss'«
9.50; wether*. $8<58.25; ewe», S7O
| 7,50. Calves $5013.
MII IIIG A \ CENTRAL STOCKYARDS
DETROIT, hily 7.—Cattle: Market,
steady; hrxt heavy eteera, $3,50 0
9, beat handy weight butcher steers.
$7,75 os.ss; nuxeii gteeri and heifer*.
$7 9:* 7.50. hapdy light butchers, $6.50
[fls7; light butcher*, best
cows, s6.2s<ft 6.75, butcher cow*. $5.75
€.00; common cows, $4.750 5 50;
canners, $304 50: best heavy bulla,
$6 '/6 .’5; bologna bulla, $5,5005;
feeders, s6.', 50 7.26; atocksr*. $6 07;
I milker* and epringers, Veal
calves: Market, steady, veal calves.
$124)12.25; others. SBOIISO Sheep
and lambs: Market, steady; best
lambs. $1101125; fair lambs. $9010;
light to common lambs. $7.5008.50;
fair to good sheep. $606.25; cull*
and common, s;:flrr 4.50 Hogs Market,
steady; pigs, sß® 9.40, othtrs. $9.75
'll 9.90.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO. July 7.—Hogs: Receipt*.
21,000; market slow. 5c higher; mixed
and butchers, $9.65 0 10.10;
maw, $9,75 0 10; rough heavy $9.a00
9.06. light. $9.50010; pigs. M 09.46.
Cattle: Receipts. 1.000; market
sternly; beeves. $7.30011 20; cow* and
I tieifers, $3.7541 9 75; stocker* and
feeders, $6 600 8 6'.; Texans. $8,400
! 9.40. calves. $8.50012 Sheep: Re
celpts. 8,000; maiket. strong to shade
higher; native, $6 500 7.90, western,
174i 8: lambs, $7.500 10.75; western,
$7.75 01 0 85.
CLEVELAND LIA E STOCK.
CLEVELAND. 0.. July 7.—Hoga:
Rereints 2,000, steady; yorkers an«l
mixed. $lO.lO. mediums. $10.15; pigs.
$9.75; toughs, $8 85. stags. $7.50. Cat-
II • Receipts 5 cars, steady. Sheep
and lambs: Receipts .3 car*, steady;
iambs top sl2 00. Calves: Receipts
200; 26c higher; top $13.60.
TOLEDO LIVE STOCK.
TOLEDO, 0., July 7. —Hogs: Re
ceipts. 2.000 market steady. Heavies
$10,104( 10.20; medium*. $10.10010.16;
yorkers, $9.75010.10; good pig* $9 50
it) 75. Calves: Market strong.
Sheep ami Lambs: Market strong.
Standard Oil Stocksj
Quotations hy llornblower A Week*.
July 7 —Opening: Bid Ask
Anglo-Amer. Oil, new. 16% 16
Atlantic Refining Cos.. 695 700
Km ne-Scrmyser Cos. ... 340 350
Buckeye Ripe Line Cos.. 89 90%
<"heselirougn Mfg. Co~. 315 32$
Colonial Oil Cos 70 $0
i Continental Oil Cos 315 325
[Crescent Ripe Line Cos. 89 43
Cumberland Pipe Line. 80 85
Eureka Pipe Une 205 210
| Galena-Signal Oil C 0... 154 157
Do. preferred 137 14J
Illinois Pipe Line 165 188
Indiana Pipe Line C 0... 89 pj
National Transit C 0... 14 16
New York Transit Cos. 185 190
Northern Pipe Line Cos. 94 97
Ohio oil Cos 228 230
Pierce oil Corporation 12 12%
Prairie oil & dux Cos.. 595 400
Prairie Pipe Line 223 225
Penn. Mexlenn 55 68
Solar Refining Cos 265 275
Southern Pipe Line Cos. 18s 192
I South Penn Oil C 0... 345 350
[South West Pa. P. Line 104 107
I Standard Oil. California 250 252
Do, Indiana 56.3 567
Do, Kar.saa 434 445
Do, Kentucky .395 405
Do, Nehraska 340 345
Do. New Jersey .... 521 621
Do, New York 205 207
Do, Ohio 316 325
I Swan A- Finch Cos 95 ino
Union Tank Line C 0... 82 , 84
i Vacuum Oil Cos 250 262
I Washington Oil Cos. ... 30 40
Standard Oil, old stock 1160 ....
I*'>. subs 1130 . . . .
Tnt’l Petroleum 10*4 10%
Mid. West 65% 67
Sugar Market
g--- M! a—■ ■ ■ ■
Mugfir—Corrected dally by W. H.
l-JUgai «v Mon: Crystal dominoes, 2-lb.,
H 1.65. Do. 6-lb., 111.55; l.agle tab
lets. 110 25; cut loaf, 19 40, cubes.
|8.0o; XXXX powdered, I860; stand
ard powdered. 18.45; granulated. ex«
tra coarse, |8.20; granulated, fine.
In bulk, 18.05; granulated. 25-lb. cot
tons. $8.16; crystal domino gran., 2-
Ib. und 5-lb. cartons, in cases, tr. 35;
crystal domino gran.. IIF cases, §».4>;
diamond A 15.16; confectioners' A..
18. No. 4, |8 (i5. No. h, #»; No. 8. *7.#6;
No. 7. 17.86, No. 8. |7.85. No. 9. §7.80;
No 10. 17. <5. No. 11 |7.70; No. 11.
17.85; No. 13. 17.80; No. 14. $7.80; No
15. 17.60. non-caking mixture, |»;
beet granulated, $7 P 5 per 100 lbs.;
household powd.. Is, 24 to '-aae. 12.40;
Du 48 to case. |».70 ler case.
Hank C'learsnees.
Rank clearances Friday. 17.11#,-
•48 90; total 1018 to date 11,020.1 !•#.-
370 0.1: total same period of last
year, 1867.001.471 6.'..
BKW YOUK ni TTKR \\T> KOGB,
NKW YORK. N. Y. July 7.—Rut
ter: Steady: receipts. 22.412; cream
ery. extra. 20c; state dairy, tubs, 24
••-8c; Imitation creamery firsts
2‘*4c; special. 20 V 4 ft :tor. F7ggs:
llrm; recelpta. 20.4 11. nearhv white
V; ncV 200 11c. nearby mlxe<i fancy,
24 ft 2i c; fresh firsts, 21\ff27c.
SON WOULD BREAK
McLEAN WILL
WASHINGTON. July 7.—A great
legal battle to break the will of
Jnbn R. Mef.esn. involving the ad
ministration of the millions amassed
hv the publisher tnd financier, whs
set In motion In the dlslrtct supreme
eonrt here this afternoon h> his son,
Edward B. sole heir to the
fortune.
Bankrupt Schedules Filed.
The bankrupt T*. C. Schulz Con
slruetton To. hAs (lied schedules In
United States disttiet court, showing
Ita llahillliea to be sl7.sAf> and the
assets. slt*,lf»7. The petit'en tc have
the company adjudged bankrupt was
tiled by the Trussed Concrete Bteel
Oa, of Detroit, m 4 otJMrs, May If.
j New York Stocks |
Quotation*! by Hornblowar A Waeka.
Open. High. Low. Clown.
Alaska Oold. . 11% 18% 18. J*
-Alllw Chalmers 23 % 33 Vi 21% jf'i
l»o. pfd. ... 74% 74 Vi 73’, 74%
Am. Can 55 65 5-
Am. C. A F... 53?. 53% 53% •<*
Do, pfd 115% 115 V, 115 Vii 11 •> 1 i
Ain &t*el Fdy. 47 47 % 47 4,%
Am H. A L. . 10% 11 10% 10%
Do. pfd. ...54 64% o3 63
Am. Ice Sec.. 28% 28% 28% 28%
Am Llna com. 20 20 19% 19%
Do pfd. ... 44% 44% 44% 44%
Am L0c0... •. 66 6»> 63 1 4
Am 8 A Ref.. 95% 95% 94% 94%
Do. pfd. ...11l 111 111 HI
Am Zinc .... 33% 33% 30% 32
Am Sugar Ref 111% 111% 111% 111%
Am Heet Su*. 94% 95 93 93 %
Am Tel A Tel.l 29 129 129 129
Am NVoolen .45% 46% 45 4u
Do. pfd. ... 95 95 94% 94%
Anaconda .... 83 V* 83% 81% 82 Vi
Atchlwtiwi ....105% 106 105% 100%
Do. pfd. ... 99 99 99 99
Baldwin Loco. 70% 70% 66% 69%
Balt. & O 89% 89% 89 89%
Beth. Steel ..440 455 440 400
Butte A Sup.. 64% 64% 62% 68%
Calif. Tet ... 20% 22% 20% 21%
Do. pfd. ... 46% 49V* 46% 49
Can. Pac. ...181% 181% 180 180
Cent. Leuth... 57 57 % 56% 56%
Ch dler Mo.. .112% 112% 110 111
Chew A O 63 63 62 % 62%
Chi. Ot. W.pfd. 37 37 37 37
Chi. A N'w ... 130 130 130 130
C. M. A 8. r. 98% 98% 98 98 %
Chi. R. 1. A P. 22% 23% 22% 22%
c.. C. C. . B.L. 56% 66% 66% 66%
Chile Cop. ... 21 21 21 21
Chino Cop. .. 50% 60% 48% 49
Col. Fuel 42% 44% 12 44 U
Corn Prod R. 14% 14% 14% 14%
Do. pfd. ... 90% 90% 90% 90%
CiuclbleSCo. 71% 72 68% 70%
Do. pfd. ...114% 114% 114*,* 114%
D. A RloG. Pfd 14 % 34% 33% 34%
Distil Secur... 44% 44% 44% 44%
Dome Mines .. 25% 25% 25% 25%
Elec. Stor. Bat. 03 63 63 63
Erie, com ... 27% 37% 36% 30%
Do, Ist pfd. 54 54% 54 54
General Elec. 167% 167% 167% 167%
Gen. Motors 600 510 600 510
Do. pfd ... 11l 111 111 111
B. F. Goodrich 75% 75% 76% 75%
Gt. N'or. pfd. 119 % 119% 119% 119%
Gt. Nor. Ore 36% 36% 36% 80%
Granby 88 86 86 81
Green Can. .. 46 46 45 45
Inspire. Cop. 51% 61% 51 Vi 51%
inter. Met. .. 17% 17% 17% IJ%
Do. pfd 75 75 76 To
Int. Mer. Mar 25% 25V* 24% 25
Do. pfd 91 91 88% 89%
Inter. Hare.. 113 113% 112% 113
Int. Nickel .. 47% 48 47% 47%
Int Taper ... 12% 12% 12% 12%
Kan. City S. 26 26 25% 20%
Ken’cott Cop. 48% 48% 47% 45
Kelly Spr T. 70% 70% 70% 70%
Lack. St. Cos.. 68 70 68 70
Leigh. Val... *o% so% 79% 79%
11 US ,tii ilig dl#
"fr':''., f? # 'Hit 'll?
Mexican Pet. 103% 104 103 103%
Miami Cop . . 35U .1»% 34% 34%
Missouri Pac. 7% 7% 7 7%
M. K. A T. Cos. 4% 4% 4% 4%
Mont. Pow. Cos. 87 88% 87 88%
N. En. A St. 24 24 »'■ 24 21
Nat. Lead ... 65% 66% 65% 65%
New Cons. .. 16% 16% 16% 16%
N Y.N.11. A H. 61% 61% 61% 61%
Nnrf. A West 132 132 131 % 181%
North. Par . 114% 114% 114% 114%
N. Y. Air B. 132% 132% 120% 131
N Y. rent. ..105% 106% 101% 104%
N. Y. O & *.V. 17% 17% 27 27
Pennsyl 58% 58% 51% 67%
Peop. Gas. ...102 102 102 102
Pitts. Coal .. 28% 28% 28 28
Do. pfd. ...103 103 103 103
Press. St. Car. 46% 56 % 45% 45%
Pullman 162% 16* 162% 163
Rays Cons. ..22% 22% 22% 22%
Ry. St. Npg ... 44% 45 44 45
Reading ion 100% 99 I*9 %
Rep. 1. A St... 45% 45% 45% 45%
1 Do. pfd 108 108 108 108
StL.&S.F. pfd. 6% 6% 6% 6%
Do. 2nd pfd. 8 8% 8 8%
Shat.-Arts ... 28% 28% 2684 2634
Sloss-Sheffleld 47 47 45% 45%
South Pac. .. 98% 98 7* 98% 98%
South. Ry. ... 24% 24% 24% 24%
| Do, pfd. ... 69% 70 69 % 70
Stdebkr C0rp.135% 136 133% 185%
Tenn. Cop ... 35% 85% 34% 34»i
Texas Cos 195 195 % 192 19.3
Third Ave, 66% 66% 66% 66 %
IT. S. Mining. .73 78 . 71 % 72
T'nlon Pac. .139% 139% 138% 139%
i 1 'nit. Clg Strs 95% 95% 95% 95%
United Fruit.. 161% 161% 159 160 %
U. S. Rub 63% 63 % 63 63%
I Do. Ist pfd. .110 im% 110 110%
111. S. Steel ... 86% 86% 86 86%
Do. prd 117% 117% 117% 117%
' IT. S. Steel 6%. 105 105 104 % U'-*’.
U. S Cast I P2l 21 20% 21
r. S Ind. Al.. .I*l% 132% 128 I*o%
Utah Cop. ... 78% 78% 77% 77%
Wabash 14% 14% 14% 14%
, Do. pfd A 52% 52% .51% 51%
Do. pfd. P. 28% 28% *2B % 28'-.
I Westlnghouse.. 57% 57% 55% 66%
Wts Central.. 45% 45 % 45% 45 U,
West. Mary .. 29% 29% 29% 29%
'West Union .. 94% 94% 94 % 94%
Wnolworth ....1*6% 136'', 136% 136%
Wtllya-Over.. . 76 76% 74% 74 %
Do, pfd 108% 109 107 *O7
Boston Copper Slocksjj
Quotations hy Hombtnwer A
July 7. 1016:
open High l.nw Close
Alaska Odd .. 13% 13% l* IS
Allotic* M <• 4 «4 14
Amfr. Zinc .. 33% .IS’, 30*; 32
Anaconda . .. R3% «3% SIS MS
Ai l*, Comm'l.. s'4 R% **4 s%
Arcadian .... :>% 5% r. s r. %
Butt* Superior M% f4% MS *:<%
Cal. A Aril.... lift «!» fi*% *>*%
c»l * Her!*.. MO 7*30 510 530
Centennial . .. if>% 15% ir.% 15%
(’upper Itange. (m 4 mm* 5P% 1 0
Chino 501, SO S 4* 1 * 4 0
Paly-West ... 2 S 2% IS IS
First Not 3*4 1% 3% 3 %
Oran by A7 *7 37 3 7
Hancock .... 13 11 13 13
lale Itovale .. 27 S 27% 27 % 27 S
Inspiration .. 51% SI % 51% 51%
Jerome Verde. 1% 1\ 1% t
l»ake 12% 12% 12 12
Mass IIS 11% I<>% 11%
Michigan ... 33 33
Miami 15 % 35% *4% 34 %
Mohawk .... po% pu* *7% 37%
Mayflower .... 2% ?% 1% 7%
Xiplsslng .... «l «% fi'» fi »
North Irfrke IS IS 1 % 1 %
Nevada Cons. 15% !<•% 15 % I r * S
North Butte . 22% 22% 22% 22%
Old dominion fiC% *'»;% *t* % 55%
Osceola 37 37 *7 37
Bond Creek .. 13 13 13 13
Quincy 37s s7s 3«% 35%
Ray Consol 22% 22% 32 % 22%
Pup. A Rost. 4 4 4 4
Nhannon 3% R% *
Hanta Fe 1% IS 1% 1%
Shat tuck 2*% 23% 2«% 25%
Trinity 5 5 3 5
Tenn. Copper 33\ 15% 34*| 34**
TT. s, Smelt PS « 05% 04 % P 4%
t’ptted Fruit FPi 1«1» 150 i«ot,
T* S M com.. 52% 53% 52% 53%
Ftah Aoex .. 4% 4U 4% 4%
Utah Consol. J3% US 13 13%
T'tah Copner 73%
VRM A TV C. 73 73 71 % 72
Victoria ... 1 1 t t
Ventura *»tl 1U «U «%
SVlnon* 5% 5% S% 5%
Wolverine ... SIH 1114 SI SI
Gmriswold-st.
■ EDITION
GEORGIAN CLEANS THE
BASES FIRST HIRE IIP;
COVELESRIE BN MOUND
Tigers Begin Second Game oi
Series With Brilliant
Display J
PHILADELPHIA, July 7.—Cobb
hit a home run Ills first time at bat
in today’s game. scoring Vltt ahead
of him. Coveleskle and Myers were
the opposing pitchers.
First Inning.
DETROIT —Vltt drew a pass. Bush
fanned. On tha third atrlke Vltt stole
MARRIED
GUARDSMEN
CANJUIT
Baker Order Allows
Soldiers With Depend
ents to Go Home
WASHINGTON, July 7.—A1l army
departmental commandera hare been
authorized by Secretary Baker to
dischaige enlisted men of the Na
tional Guard in the federal service
who have one or more dependent
relatives.
The order of the secretary of war
follows:
•'Department commaaders mav
issue discharges to enlisted men of
the National Guard in Ihe service
of ihe United States who are serv
ing within their departments. Ap
lieution for discharge must be made
in due form through military chan
nels to the department commanders
that the applicant has one or more
relatives uepending on him for sup
port.
"The application must be accom
! panled by adequate w-rltten evi
dence of real dependency. When it
comes to the knowledge of the com
manding officer through authentic
sources that p soldier of Ms com-
I main! hus one or more dependent
relatives, a soldier will he informed
of his right to make application for
i his discharge and the di charge will
be granted upon the application if
warranted by circumstances.
“A dcsiie to remain in the ser
vice and at the* same tim.» decline to
allot any portion of the applicant’s
i pay to ills family or to dependents
j vs ill he reported tc the war depart
ment for final action.
“When an application for dis
charge is finally approved, the prop
ier recruiting agencies will be iU
! once informed .<o that the vacancy
; may be filled promptly. Recruiting
'and mustering officers will be en
joined lo avoid acceptance of re
cruits having relatives depending on
them for support."
i Seer* tnrv Faker and his advisers
at the war department decided that
this step was imp. a'lv* to meet
appeals which lnvc been flooding
the defartment on lehalf of thou
sand of guardsmen whose families
have been left destitute by the pres
ident's (all neon the state forces for
i m rvice on the Mexican border
There lias been no tabulation of
I petitions, but seme officials estimat
ed tod.iv ihat fullv one (htrd of all
, the men m the National Guard might
be affected by the order, which ap
plies to troops now on the border,
as well as those waiting to move.
In almost every organization ’mister
ed in it is understood, a consider
able number of the members has
i been 1n distress over tae ptospeef.
of having to support a family Indef
initely on the plttaner received from
the army.
President. DUNNING & STEVENS. Inc.
LIVESTOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS .
For the Rale of Cattle. Hoes, Shvep and Calve* Coaalgjußeaea
New York Central Rtock Yards, Fast Buffalo. N. Y. Telegraph u 4 PHI
Office Addreae. Rtock Yard*. Buffalo, If. T.
BUI attock In pour name, our ear* Netlfjr a* es MBMii WdTH 4feo MR 4
rest Attach bill of lading te eight draft* wMa <MT% . •
ONE CENT- -i
••cond and took third on Ml
throw. Hallman fanned. Cobb hit 4 .
home run into the left fleld bleachaif,
•ending Vitt in ahead of him. VajMl
died to Schang. Two runa, on* bM,
one error.
TODAY'S GAME
DETROIT.
211 \
PHILADELPHIA.
000
Batteries—Coveleskie and
age; Myers and Meyers. Umpire* »■
Connolly and Owens.
RACES!
Aqueduct Results.
FI rut race, nulling mile: Rae |U
M (E. Campbell), 20 to 1, I to I !
and 4 to 1, won; Wenonah, \OO (Gar
ner). I to i, T to 10 und i to C. too*
or. MkndinetT*. K-eiah. RotH.
of the Kitchen. Blackford, Oolden
(Jate. Narmar. Rosewater, Flag Day,
Tamerlane and O. M. MU liar also ran.
Latonia Results.
Norvic. 101 (Murphy), SIT.S«. Rllt
and IS.BO. won; Fleouron 11. 103
(Grnvea), sr>. < *0 and fX.7O, second; stol
id Rock. 101 (Williams), $4.80. third.'
Time —1:47 1-6. Margaret Burkley.
The Parmet, Santo. Depra, Some
Reach. Pa la wav. Cledere, Captain
Mardimont, Southern League, Polly
Connelly, Bill Wiley, and Jaaper alao
ran.
DEFENSE RESTS IN
ORPET CASE
COURT ROOM. WAUKEGAN, IIL.
July 7.—The defense In Will Orpet’a
trial for Marlon murder
rested Its case shortly after opening
of court today.
Capt. ivtcCormlck Oies.
Capt. Eugene McCormick, tor
some years mate on the Canadlaß
lightship, Falken, which la stationed
at the southeast shoal, l.ake Erie,
died in h f s home In Amberstburg,
•Out., Thursday, after a year of fall
ing health. His illness is said to
have dated from December, 1914,
when he brought the lightship Into
port through a heavy storm. For
12 years Capt McCormick was mae
ter of the steamer Imperial, which
ran between Windsor and Pelee Inl
and. It was on this island that be
was bom In 1840. A widow and one
son, P. \\\ McCormick, surrlre.
"Mineral services will be conducted
by Thistle lodge, A. F & A. M., O t
Amherst burg, at 2 o'clock Saturday
afternoon Interment will be la
Rose Hill cemetery.
Earnlnga Are Large.
The net earnings of the recently
formed Motors Product* corporatism
for May and June were at the mte
of sl2 a share, according to in an*
nouneement by W. C. Rands, preak
dont. A continued Increase In the
percentage of earnings is expeeted.
The corporation was organised by
the merger of the Rand* Manatee
luring Cos., the Diamond Manufaetut*
Ing Cos., the Vanguard Manufacture
Ing Cos., and the Universal Metal On.,
of Detroit, and the Superior Manu
facturing Cos., of Ann Arbor.
Joaeoh Ramsey Stricken.
EAST ORANOE N J., July
seph Ram«*v, president of the Lor>
aloe. Ashland A Southern railroad
and former president of the Wabash,
died at his home here early today,
following a stroke of apoplexy.
Ramsey retired at 11 o’clock last
night apparently In the beat of
health. About an hour later he wan
stricken and died at 12:30.

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