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COMPLETE MARKET
REPORTS—LATEST
SPORTING NEWS
SIXTEENTH YEAH. NO. 2 7‘J .
DAUSS ON MOUND FOR TIGERS
BUSH’S SACRIFICE PLUS
SINGLE Bf VEACH 6IVES
JUNGALEER S EARLY LEAB
Myers and Picinich Form
Battery for Athletics in
Today’s Game
l’llli AI 'IH.IM 11 A, Auk 1:1 Jen
nings b*nt In D.»us* to pilch today's
gnm»* against th- Athleti u*. v Ith M<
K* >* cauhing M*»rs ami Hal* y | •*•!
fi rni* and for I*l ila Udphia
First Inning.
DKTK'MT \tt *% <4l k<* -1 tlu h»ir -
nr' .-.l Mv. i- t<- Mi Inn Cob tiled «»
\ . i- t.w t« ■ t M- Uft
l tig 'lit \•a< h nti.il*' s* < •»> • 1 I'ntW
f,.r• t farun-l lut- run, ini' lut. no
» rr • r.
I H II.A I H'l.l'Ml A Wit? Iltn I
N. , 1;II ►.» I -I tht • w Wail'll nut
Kttutik H imli-il t<* left, iirnl Si halt a
xx« * thr nun "in hy N• ■ run.
tin* hit r, • >1 r r
Second Inning.
M'Tll' -i •• M •n« fti-il tn S*ru*ik
Y Mil • <• ru■' ■ Hilt. M< K -nu '•••!
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rln • I • . nt.-.* Vff. 'nil'll till!
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n-’ • rt- r
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Mv-r-i W II war thrown out 1 \
V .*,,.• V. ,l. .1 t.. CnMi V. rm
n- lit*, n- * •
Fourth Inning.
DFTK UT I'itii fat in -l I .*1 *'i*
ih’i a out V■ • f Mn rn ami Vt • tin*
ri i 1.-1 U'i*h No run. no hit, no
rrr r
! race's!
■■■■ ■—- —— ——
Windsor Results.
Mi**' ). , if- s■> -.- .mminr
3 >* at ■! -and i»t*. % fml'i :*
I tl * '»| I' I <M*D* Ito -It I, $i 2 l".
I ‘lll*l 1 •" « n 1... If .
iI. • I 5 . at *1 HI T ■ It*
I ~ I 'I 1 I'll 11 .' lit-I I. I- tl I
'I m,. | 111. ( I- Itr • I I .Mil) Ml),
r! > . I < ' • « t T I-I: T*l»h. I *«li •*:■!. .
i. ir; , tin. 3 ■ rk I.mil Mlttls \> |i|ii'W .«i I
Aunt I:. “I* «Int t m
Saratoga Results.
First r, fi furlong** la rl nrr*.
11T < K-o.fr I it's. .3 to 6. 1 t - I.
win. HI iml Hi* ir ~ 11: <•. 112 * I *.i vl i **. *
in i to 2, l ii. *•*•! on«l. I;him
Maiden ll> (|L II .Oman i 2" I. .*
*,, 1. , t 2 llur-l TANARUS: nll • ’ 1 1. 1,...
Skiin' ■'lt f• tin Jnhn*t>*n K-l II >w •
uni !'T\ 'ii; Fiity, I'll i: r• • . H*n ]a in' tl
and Rkf tf*n ,iI-i,• tin
!l L - tl a——^
Standard Oil Stocks j
Qw- l.i fln - t-x II rnhluw at A We. k -
Air 2» i'M.m Hid A*U
Angll - \n l • *■ 'ill. new., 1I * 4 '' i
Atln.iill•- Refining Cos . 7hh
M.irn*' S rvma*‘i i'*» 3*'ai '•
HiirßkN. f*l|>P Mill' ‘J * I
( 4+hri 11 fir 'i MfK C" T'
Ci.li nlal oil Cos «.'• 76
< (ti 11 n«ni a I fill *’<>. <■! 33" 3G >
f’rwai ant I'll-** Mini, nl 40 rt
• Tin»h**rlnnd I’ij»w l.lno, !*4 #7
Kiirika I'lpi l.'nr 21**
<in Ima H 1 a 11' * I **tl i’-». I*4 If,)
I to. prafarr*'<l 137 142
llllnolr I'lr*** l.ln** ... 1 *
Inrllunu IMpt* l.lno Cn . I*2 "I
Nri florin I Trnnalt f'n I 4
2sc.w l'urk Transit **o l n 7 jo*
Northern I'i*• • l.ln* Ci IM
Ohio i ill «•<* 3i‘7
FMarco <’ I »'nrporatlon 1” >4 13
iTitlrta <3ll \ <»ot* •■'*. 34? 3MM
I'rnlrlo Plpo l.lno .... 220 231
r»nn MBUlcan •’*<*
Solar ItoflnuiK <’<* 2* rt
S<uithorn Pip** Mlno t‘o l'>3
Sonlh pt-nn * *ll Cos .. . . 3t3 0
South W. 1 I’** Plpo 1.1" ll'
Htantlard < >ll, Cnllfornlt 3G.'>
r'o. Indiana 423
|in K/*n**a" .... 414 f,.i
T)«>; Konturky 123 430
I 10, Nrl.r Ilka .373 3N3
| in, \r *v Irrm-y 31*1 3IK
I*o, N*»w York .. . 70,3 2"7
ftn nhit 3*o 4i*o
Swan A Kin- h Cn loft 106
f'nlon Tank Mlno C-* ki k ,
Vmuum i'll Cos ... 22" 22 1
3\'M"ll t IIK 1 "** ‘*ll C-1 3.' t'*
Standard <*ll, *>M ato.-k 1 <l7O
l»o. rut"* 1130
Ini’i ivtr--Irum l l '
Mid \\>*t . . «3
Holton Call* Meeting.
Dint urbiil hy RntherlnK support
for Lh*‘ proponed charter amend
merit for abolition of th<* board of
estimate*, I’realdont I'd win C. Pol
ton, of the hoard, called a ape
rial meeilnjt of t»7 present and form
er m*mbera to dl"cusa the ether-
Kenev In the common I'ounell rham
ber. Monday nlicht. ITesldeni Hol
ton thlnka that, even If the amend
nn nt i nrrles. It cannot be made es
f* » live until candldatcH hare *erv
cd out their terma,
11»■ “upretne rnunetl of the Grand
Tempi#* of Honor and Temperanee
la in hold Ita annual aeoalon thin
week at Tronwood, Mifh,
TODAY S GAME
DETROIT.
1030
rHILADKLRHIA.
0000
Itatt«Ti»'h I kins a and McKee
My* rs and llab y I’tnplreH Lnn» * n
and Nallin
Produce
DK'l'f; l iIT. Mi ASK .*! Thfi.'
w«-r-' ih- ti'ij.ii l-Kh* Monday niorn*
lif I •■ I . he <1 ......
li t ill v ■ • • • -inly I lore w#n
■ it, ti i • a i-l f. -i th* pro-tu- *•
ii. trk-* .''■•mm r* -ei - t-n* said Miry
hi* ' - lr 1 . 1-rlre mncenviulia
II - .1* If III) •-- -1-a tl Up llf ir I-- t -
tr \ ft, l , ti ,tirf mar kel ivm
up a c- lit. .in-1 Ih* • -.illlmtton k
. i --1 l. r I-* p. t,i* - ■ ma rk-'t M*
til 111 Cl t• -!■ linn freely,
and t lit • t if r f apple*
4 |>ple« New. ft ?-.*n 71 bU , »3»
1 4 l hi
Hail ana* <*,. 0.l c-hipptnK atock,
I ’ i• -i ari • h
lie a I : !«•<! Ml'i a- 6 *•> ?i 7 c It*,
lie rr tea 11 •ii,« t. 11 l,u . huck*
lrlterrlen $ I ,',(* »,• 3 7 r - hu
4 allft.raiM I ri*lt« PltliTiK, tl 73 ff
f i ll ! .<>x . peat he*, f 1
■u i ...\ r ii. «i •:>ci i :r. i-ox
I nliliiiKr N- " $” " -i 3 ernte
I her «r M I 111 Cl*- 1 .'. (t li l jC.
■v. k 3-.f S 1 .|. to. r..' SwtM. -r
ii • and Sw i ■ 3*'. i ll". brick
• in ; • i , ni a I fix. 17c. da isle.a.
lfi. n
* h--rrie» ir. f! i!> i l v 3. sweet,
t |-r l-ii
I rr-.li 4 eKelnltle- ilr* en pepper*,
7 / p ii I ask-a -raie. ra-li h- **,
• * ;- ;.||| *1 e \ .. "1 11-l . -'II
. an. • " ‘ • d--/ 1 m.* * -*■**. fi" if
. k . f. * ' " i ’ 4t' r
bu i ■ ' doi 1 ■ 't
*. l • . i I I ir i . » ti irrt't'U
i-, l 1 in il- H I **(**, 2' Vt
30- and * kr- ■i. - nidi - 1 3 'it 1 *<• <lu* .
i;i" i ( rn 1 1 . p- r t» * k
> r lloney I in > ’v h JlO. new 18
arubti. lo,< 11 lb. extracted.
7 4i He P
tin* I>.ll - -if hipi«n« fire pitying
tl. f Ib'iv.ttK prl-'- fur *>,»!e,| ha) In
*an I t* f u b . I tr< >ll No 1 * '-ii
ii i.) fi- w fl 4 it 5 *tan<Mird tun
(• ill 11 ah I m i Xcd, sl3 ts
II Ni. j i ftu-ihy sl2 'n 1 Nu 1
mlx-'<l sll a 1 N mix'd. |H#flO;
s. , j , 1,, ->r s*■/ ", >. n-' straw $ ' .*»0
ii wl at and- it straw, f" 047 7
toll
I riniin* ff'-TK per box
I linra II I" il - I «-t K*o
lie I- Me 1 I. \ f 1 . iHO-la'da.
f 7.'. 3 crate osage. 11 V 45" pe)r
1 I . a ,i*.-i ft .1- i. ■ i ••!*• h
lira nae« \a I e fi# ;, fl 2’’, boa.
ii > lb* .
f-’p.i n b 11 i
I'rai hrs | _ 30 a3 73 1?U
I*l-I•a|| |l I-- 1
Point--re fl? 3-1 p«-r bu . In car
lot*
I'ou It r x 11* 1 broiler*. 23<- N> 2
lut- - .' 2 f n< - i hen.*, m-’t No.
2 * I. IT -i 17* - st ik•*. 12U 17c;
*■ - • l il3 la k* M3 'ii 1«-’ lb
Karri Pointer* $1 73 bu. and |l ->0
bbl
.lOIIIHM, Pint i:«.
llt fined l,o,at* A pi'll ‘ I’ *6 V 7 -’h
gal . lentil I all". II 'l 1"3 laill),
f,ii, i Ha n*\ fl 13. Hlnn-lard, ft
■ beet*. |M! 'll' 1- ,« Fan v
early in- fi .30 *tund*rd*, fl Hal
im ii, tall. f. flat, ping*. ?oc. Tn
> Mart vrat i" *-*. fl.
early I- nr, fl .a. alfted *-Hrly Juna,
ft 4u <lo*
I •*nee V. I He 11,, i*e 2!*c, atatldard
|*a , k.ii" -. IX ' , ~*‘2l «4c lb
f'ee«l I--lilting price* lo<l-lb *n-k*.
T?fat- 1 7 -I in Ti,*d rr,liT,nin(f*. f2B.
n-- ml bllinKs. s.?*». nicked corn. S3B.
f'-m- - arn m-.il. sls. < *>rn and oat
chop. ton
ITnnr .I-l-blng price* He*t Ml-’hl-
Kun patent, $r 70 *econ*l Patent, f7 50
atru'ght. $ b*. |iur* rye, f-;3*), *prlng
patent, fx ID l-bl. In eighth paper
an- k*
lieirolt oil Haw Mnaeed nil, 77 e;
boiled line, a x. gni in bnirei lota
Kcr-ueni' In Imn barrala: I>iam-»nd
h- adlight, K 2. i * rfection. xf,,-. pata
cln*‘, 10 Sc; r•--1 crown gasoline, 18e
gal
Hardware Nall*. $2 DO keg ha*r.
wii *, $2 r, o bundle galvaa
lied biirl-ed wire _ point. $2 22 aponl;
ii tliali /--I *i<-« ' ■ 21 gauge, $4.66. 17-
gatlge, f< M3 2* gauge, $3 00 30-
gaiig*. $5 l*i per ewt , Mnhl brnnied
ax*' eingle *.m-lle,|. $4 60. double,
♦ I dog big* k elieef metal. 72 and
24 gang-'. $3 2-. 28 gauae. f t 30, 27-
giniK- f" 33 "x gang--. fS 40 per --wt.
I'arrbige olta, *inall 60c. in and 6
nfT laigi. 1" and 5 off. machlna
bolt*, small, 6'*c. 10 and 10 off. large,
4Or, 10 and 6 off Hat
litre* N- 1 --,re ,1 hide*. Ifto; Nn.
1 green hide*, 18c, No I cured huila,
1' No I gieen bull*. 1?c; Nn. 1
cured veal kip, 28c, No. 1 gieen veal
kip, 21c. Nn 1 cured murrain. 18m
No 1 gieen murrain 18" No 1 ciirei
-»1f '.T>< No 1 h reeu -alf, ?7e. Nn.
1 hnre* hid*-*, ff. Iff! ; No 2 hnraa hhlea.
14 50 \o | tallow. 7k,' Nn 2 tailntar.
BVy- p*-r 1h . N" 2 hblea, 1 e nff, No.
7 KID an/d calf, l*4e (iff, aheepakln
lo- to iltnniint Waml ), f,oc 4f» 1 2A.
flllrAOO fit TTKH
rinrAtif Aug 1« Mutter! K.M
tra*, Jto, , tlrata, 287T2D'4C; dairy e»-
trae, 27‘4tf28*4e; flrata, 2 8322’*'
I’gg* frlma ntdlnary, 22{$28c;
flr-l* JlfT?6.-, rheeaa; Twlna 16\
'i/ 18c; ynung Amerlcaa. I, k ftl’*4"
I.lv* poultry' Knwla. 1 7 44it; du-k*.
18 f? 17• ■. g»eae, JOflllP; aprlnga. jo ff
71i , lurheya. Jir I’ntato**; lt*oefpta,
r» car*: Mlrnaant* and Ohio, $1 10, i
»r«*r 91 19FI tl.
frlalhi*—the elala ant Mai l4»t
b dill—Tlai»» Job Drpt Wala 4W.
DETROIT TIMES
[ Detroit Stocks |
MUMJAI'S UUOTATIOM.
tilil Ac Ued
Acme XN'hite Md. A Col. 12 ....
Do, preferred in ....
Am 1. a T. com... 875* 3X5
I I><», preferi ■ and lox'a 111 44
lAm Pub UtlllllM com. 41 45
l>o, pr*'ferrrd *3 78
Auto liody I‘o 38 A* 3814
1 Mui mug h i Add. Mach 4 4**
Chnliiitrn Motor Cos 186
I»»», preferred 102
i Chur. Ir. Cos. of A. cm. fi
I pi -t- ir- u . . "i*
I Chevrolet Motor C 0.... 200 208
' Cltlea M*T. Cos., coin xil 23x 287
I*o. preferred. 111... 84 Vs
CoahuMu M A /. Cos 2
. Com K. P. A I-, com... 63 CF>
Do, prefen *4 • . *3* >»Vt
Continental M. Cos 36 37
I*o, prererre-x. 9 Vfc 2-*l9
|D. A C. Na\ Igatlon Cos. *9 92
; Detroit Creamery Cos.. 26 ....
] Detroit Mdlsnn Cos 138Vfc 141
'Detroit Ir. A St, com. 14 •*» ....
1 Do, preferred 1044 12
Del I'nlted Hy . id.. 114 119
Det Valve a l-’a Cos.. 10 Vfc 12
I I'.dmund* A J**nea .... 39 43
1* -i • I *I- *1 92 $7
Kurd Mot <• * of Cun . . 314
U»n Alum ill .I*l Cos .... 3*
. defier il Motora Cos 640 fioO
! D-*. pr.l 121 125
flail Mu m p **• 30
Iron Silver Min lug «’o 195
jS S. Kre-g- < .... 11 *i 12 4*
i <i-. pi er* •nil 10% 11 '«
Maxwell M'-t Cos. com *3 *6
Du. 2nd pfd 55% 6x%
| I*-- pfd 96
Mixl-an Crude Htibber 7% ....
Mi. * 1 Stamp <'o . com. 37.6 415
AI • gun Sugni Cos . kd 109 111
l*o. preferred
M ll- s-Det 1 olt Theater k*4
\li*in- vin Sugar C 0... 99% ....
I**., preferred 97%
Nittnii.il Grocer Cos. ... 86 ....
Do. preferred r l\ ....
I'h 'lie <’>n« A electric. 67 fiO
Do pr-ferred 87% 90%
Packard Motor Cos ... 172
I*o, preferred 101 103%
Palge-fu-t Motor Car 52
I'u rke. I *ii via A Cos .... 149 % ....
K Prudden Cos •»’ 1 j •* *' i
fteo Motol |2% »4
It*-.. Mnt.-r Truek Cos 36 % ....
S-'Otten I ’III- r- Cos .... 48 ...
Studebiiker Corp 12x 130
Do, i 1 - 4
T"war a Creamery Cos. 39% 41
Truas.-d c'-*n St , run* 3" 3 4
I' preferred 9 % ....
White Star Mine, xd 65 ....
Wolverine Pt Cement 7 8
Hank* anil Tru«t Compnalea.
Hid Aik'il
American State 170
Cential Saving* 276 ....
Detroit Saving* .. 296
Dime Sat : -.gn 306 *2i>
Federal St..te 127 121
Ftret A *»i-i Det. Ng* I. 196 202
(lerinan Aiio-i van .... 179 192%
Highland i'k State, . ] .... 400
Mer- haute National.... .... 178
N'at'l Hank of C'l m 222
penlnuuiar State 238 ....
people* State 2*3 216
I‘nlted Saving* Hank 230 ....
Wayne County Home.. 37fi ....
Detroit Trust C-* 374 398
Security Trust Cos 24 2 ....
I’nlon Tiuat Cos 184 *OO
Her.-Ain. L. A T. C 0.... 196 ....
The following firms are privileged
to exeiute orders on the F.xcli.inge:
W K Moss A Cos, Carlyle A Povah.
Or., M We*t A Cos, i: K. Maccrona
A Cos. 11 W Noble A i'n, D M Sey
mour A Cos. W It M-'Diiii:hlln M* r
rfll. My 11ch A Cos \V A. Hamlin A
4V \ I .v Cos.. Sinclair A
I’oulg, F.mme* M Sprague, Wm 11.
Hose A Cos, I" lx P*'lton A Cos, Joel
Cos, W F, lie Illy A Cos.. Matthew
Finn. A W Wallace A Cos., Mew!* (J.
Hto< kai-I a Cos . Hennelt. Smith A
Gorton.
/?•■■ •xw""." isn vasii inn-nn
Livestock
Ml*Hlt.\> I EHIKI. xTOI KVkltnx
I*MTH<*IT. Aug 21. Cattle I'r*-*-
pect* 1. wrr licit h* ivy -seers. fK':f
8 50. best handy weight butcher
Me-i- f 25 1 7 D; mlxi-d steer* nnl
h< f• ■ f" >* .1 : hand) 11 vht butch
•r- f-.T*. j 6 llglil butcher*. $5 607*
f. be*t rows, $64( 6 35. butcher cm*,
f' f5.75, -- mmi-n cows. $4,35 4( 475
( inner-*, ft 611 ii 4 25, best heavy null*,
ft) liologna bulls, 15.2&4/5 75.
ftu-k bull*, f.i'fi 5 2 feeders, $6.60 j
725 rt"- kers. f560 if 6.50. milkers
pr in gars s4o<6 76 Vral filvs*
Htea*lv, best, sll heavy. )5
•it 850 sheep and lamhs Steady
l • «* lam'-*, f: 0 5". fair lamb*, s!* 76 ts
1« :’ light to common larnhs, $7 411*
\-'«rlli k*. $X 4/8 60 fair t*' good sheep,
$8 16 .50, - nils and common, $l5O 'a
560 l!og« Yorkers and heavies,
fl" s*i ,M" 15. pig* $9 36(99.60
t II If Kill 1.14 F. XTOt K
**HICAO<4. Aug 21 Hogs: lie
ceipt*. 31,0dij. mnrket. strong to 10c
higher, mixed and butchers $lO lOir
I 1 u | h-.iu, $10.4001 A.s6; ro'igh
heavt s;* !*"4f 10.10, light. $10404/11,
'pigs. $8 1/9.70 Cattle He-elpts. 24.-
00" market, steady to 16c lower;
beeves, $7 I"'-/ 11 cows and heifers.
■ 1 st J
j Rso live $ -if
12 7.0 Sh* cp Hecelpis. 21.000 mai
ke*. stead)-, Jrtc lower native. $6 404*
776 western, $6 76 0 7 90. lanib*. $7 25
(I 1 0 <*o. w ester n. $7 104/1116
mkt in s••s•'%l.o mi: rrntH
KAST HI'FKAMO, N. Y.. Aug 21
Catll* Heeelpta, 200 -ars, markot
J - l(.w et prim*- steers. $9604/1026;
1 butch* 1* $; 50 0 8 60. fat cows. ss?f
7. heifer*. $* k hull*. $6 25 4/7
llcg.« Hecelnts, 60 (Hr*, higher,
henvx mid yoraers. sllO 11 26; pigs,
$lO 11 10 25
sin eji llecelpt*. 16 cars stea-ly;
’t--ji lambs, $1101126 vearllngs. s'*rf
i* 1." wethsrs, s‘>4iX2s. ewes, S7O
1 7.78.
Calves $ 6 0 1 8
t I »;x 111 4\ II I.IVK XTOt H.
CMFIVF.MAND. o. Aug 19 Csttle;
Hecelpt* 1,000. market, steady; york
er - mixed and mediums. sll. pigs,
$9 76 roughs. $9 40 stags. $5.26. Cat
tle Ileretnt* 6 car*, market, steady,
•xheep nnd lambs Itecelpts. one ,-ar.
market, steady, lamhs, ton, $lO 50.
Cslve* Kecelpts. 60, market, steady,
top. $lB 26
Htl.r.lMl I.IVK, MTOt lx
Tbl.l'llO Aug 21. ling* Heeelpta.
11,000; market, lofrioc higher, heav-
I<•*, fll 06 'fl 11 16, mediums, $ 111|
II 10; yorkeil $lO 60011 |0; gund
pigs. sli-oin]6 Calve* Murket
stea-ly Sheep and lambs: Market
■ teady.
h:w voitK rorrns.
Iteporled t*x Paine, \4 either A Cos,
Aug, 21. 1918
opening Closing
Hid Ask High Mow Hid \«k
lan. 14 87 14.51 1 4 88 14 87 1 4 82 I4 86
l eii l 4 8 4 1 4 81 14 40
Mar 1 4 72 1 4 7J 1 4 98 1 4 7$ 14 98 1,4 97
Apr . . ..... 16.0$
May 16 10 1 4 90 11 10 |6 11
duly 14 99 16 00 16 19 14 98 16 17 16 19
hspt ..... 1 4 4 6 1 4 46 1 4 89
net. 1140 1141 14 7 4 14 40 14 7) 14 74
Nov , 1 4 76 1 4 78 1 4 T 4 14 76
Dec. 14 61 II 68 1 4.71 14 61 14.77 14 Tl
rv/int WirTO-a., All
■a|«a 20%-, an adv§nc« of on* ««pt.
M()NI) AY, AUGUST 21, 1916.
STEEL JUMPS UP
TWUJUINTS
Common Sells At 93'/ 2 ; Repub
lic Follows of Stand
ard Shares
NEW YORK, Aug 21.—United
States Steel totnmon sold at 93 1-2
during the first hour of trading on
th** stock ixchangt* today, a record
price since 1909. when It touched
94 7-8. At 93 12, Steel showed a
gain of two points for the day.
Other steel .stocks followed the
leader upward, Republic advancing
two points to 53, and Ijickawannu
selling up 1 3-8 lo 7C 78.
■ :■ -m. —■ — 1 'aa— a
j Grain and Provisions
DKTUiMT, Aug 21 Cl*-.**- In the
early trading tl.** wheat market was
Vi) kti- ng .it home anti abroad Miv.
• rpool, Chicago and Detroit prices
| wer*- blghci all based on tin- supply
jitnii dt iiiund outlook resulting from
liiig- n* i-Is and Vcrj short crop*
Invest jut Inns bv ti «- International
i conn . I at Hotn* sh-jw. the world *
w tu-at i '.-p t" l-c 2.5 |»*-i cent short of
las* v.irs production, and It i* re
p rteil that the Hritish government Is
pmmnt'iig an investigation with tlm
i-i-J* - * -i .-'curiiiK a -mbstltute for
I w heat This indicates that the pros
pect fni future supplies Is had t»e
(ituse c\-n at the present price wh*"*t
i forms tin cheapest food that can be
had It iiiu-t he that foreigners ex
j pe- t a material advance over the
prc'-nt high I**v •• 1 of vulucs.
lirnoinhall nports an acute situa
tion !r< th- Hrittsh market Wheat Is
In active demand and oftermits Insuf
llcient. Theie is no domestic wheat
'Moving und t-> * • .k ri iitiivals at <■ not
sufti lent Franc- i> netting some
wheat jr .ni I'.ussia Miverpool is firm
lie ii'i .i-•( loe - ■ t'- the Canadian
ci-.p Wheat on pa.-ag* shows a dc
, crease, and worlds exports are less
than u w*‘< k ago
Th-'V are ti.,w figuring that the
I'nited States has n-*t raised wh*at
enough f r d.-m- ti nv-ls and must
draw on reserve- tn order to get to
th* next crop Th*' market is enttre-
I) without bean h lows, nn-l nobody
w-iuld llsti-n t‘- an> jf It should come.
K\ei ybody advises the puri'huse of
' VX tl*' * t
Monday's wheat 'imitations: Cash
No. 2 rid, II 51 Ft plcmber Opened
with an advance of 2< at $1 55I*. 1 *. lost
'vr, nn-l itdvan*'*'<l t* $i \ Dccem
l-er opined at fl.til 1 ,, -It-'lined to
$1 «" v 4. at and cl.-scil .it $1 I\ , May
Opened at sl.*>6 - 4 . lost %-', an.l closed
at $ ! *’>7 >. 4 .No l whi to, $ I 4!* \
Monda) . owi— gram -nn-tations
Corn ''a-Li N-- :. v%< No 3 jellow
'.* 1c . No . I yellow, X 9 '<: 9*>c.
ttat s Ft and.n-I. iT I ? , No. 5 w hit*-,
47' n- « No .: white 4*:- September,
4 5 *.. ( . No r whit* 15 * I
id- i-h N 2. sii i *j.
Means- linmedi.il- ..n | piompt *hip
m* ti t, $5 7". t >«•!. ■ her, $ : 5",
Heeds Crime red il-.vei, $9.75, al
s'kc $ - ,x tlnioth), s_.'- - alfalfa, $lO
(fc 1 1
Wh-.ti was en-j for i short tint*
after the op-miig. bpi tlie rini.-li was
at nn advati- e of 2%- - for the day
<>ats ndv.ifi- c«l %c. rye lc, and "i l--
ber beans, 35*
Clovel .id'll lost 25c and tillinth)
JOc.
Heeelpta In th*- Detroit market
M->ndu) in. ludi'-l I.DOn bids of H-nir,
2.? ears *>f wheat. 15 of corn. 20 of
oats, and '- of r\o Shipments w ••* ••
j.iiin* 11.1 . of flour. D't.ftOO liu of c- -i f),
nn-l 3,000 bu of i its St--i Us ur- 2 2
-•••0 hu <-f w leal. 8X.""0 bll of coin,
130,000 hu of oats, and 12,5"" bu ot
t y-
Wheat -*n pgsagi- iini-nints t-> 47.-
f-72. n D0 l-u. ngamst 4 x,t'.,-x,Di»o lut i
we* k Mg--, nnd 19.12 X,""" i-u a \r
ago
World’s wheat ixpoits w*r*- 9.
""" hu last week, "i.-ains* la,sir. - (i-t
l-u the w- * k l-efor*-, and 5,T"'-."DO l-u
0 year ugo
He-.'ll't- of who t Mondff l*u
ltith, 51 cii ts. against 1" a yeii ago
Minneapolis. rt car ;ui nst l I
Winnipeg, r 5 <! cm , acati.t 21 «'iil
ciiK-i., 9fi cars, against s' —-Uthwcst,
1.270,00a bu, against 5* '..""it bu
I'n niaty wheat receipts were 2-
.Yo'.OOo bu, ngamst 1.691.""" 1-u a yeai
ago.
\merican visible auppl\ chang-
IVIn at. 2,23*1.000 l*u In- t-a** 1 : »urn.
817,000 hu de. lease, oats. 3,321."t*D Imi
Increase
Kxports of wheat and flour M -n
--dny, 1.217.000 hu
CHICA4JO f.n \ I V
ClM*'AG<> 111, Aug 21 - opening
Wheat Sept . up 1\ i . T>. p
I *Kc, May. up 3%c Corn Sept, up
No, Dei-, up %- . May, unehang*-l
Oats: Sept, up We* Dec., up **x
May. up l 1 *- Provisions, high- ■*•
Close Wheat Sept, up 1% c. f'-
llp If. May down Corn Si pt
down \ Dee. down Mm up
%e <»at* Sept down %*'. I 'ec.
down 9»c. May down \c. I'rov:sion-
Higher.
Qtiotatlon* by Paine, Weht-er A <'■>,
Aug 21. 1918
etpen. High. Tg*w Close,
Wheat —
Pept. 1 60 1 r<o' 4 1 47'-. I 6"
Dee. 1 66 1 .*6 1 5!% l f-:t\
Mn\ 1 f-8% 1 61% 1 65% 1 57 \
Corn—
Sept. 67% X 7% Xfi tj !'K-i%
r»ee. 75% 76', 7?% *74 %
May. 71% 7x % „7 7%
I »H t *
Sept. 16% »6\ x 44 % *46%
Dee 49% 4?% \4K% 1-1 » %
May. 63 63 51 % \52%
i’ork
Sept. '27 45 27 50 27 37 527 47
i Doe 23 37 23 5" 21 02 23 I"
I Hard
Sept. 13 87 1 3 92 19 65 *1 t I*3
1 1 tee. 13 20 13 2" 13 15 13 15
I Itth*
I Kept. 1 1 4 7 1 1 47 1 4 37 el 449
( b (Hid ( * *S- 1-1 (xiSpllt
—•
nil t int.
TOI.I’DG, \UK 21 Close 3Vhe.lt;
<’a *i- 11 67 4, s-ipt . 11. .x>, : I*• «•,
II I-H, Mm, |l T Corn ' ash '• - .
Ki.pt , *X % - f»»;i TC *.,, >t.|). X"',(l
Cl* t s Cash 17%. Sc|it , 4. *, I 1 ,
61%. . Mav. 515,1 Hv* t'-t-rli. sl2"
Clovwrsred t’lten $9 4Vet . s'• 10;
Dee $9 85 Titnofhji Cash. $2 30 \t
stk- Prime, |1"30. flutter lit i k
ereamerv 33-', tub er-nnen, 52-
Fa* si Fresh candled, 28c. fancy se
lect*. 30c Hay I’nehenged
HI ITKH 4MI s;<.«.*4.
9l«4s*r—F»trg «-r*.-tnery, 2:*%c 1h
rreafnery first - ?8- lb. dairy. 53e Ih.
package, lie Ih
F.aee— Kre-h receipt*, ease* lneltt*l
•4, Vlrete, 95He; current receipt*,
21*4:0. Her*dpt*, Monday, 9.026 rases.
ij New York Stocks j
Furnlstied by Hurnblower & Weeks,
Aug 21 :
Am Coal l*ro 146% 147** 146% 147%
j | 17 i-. ,
Allis Chaiin. . 24 21 T ANARUS» 24 24
Do pfd 79 \ M( 79 % 79%
Am Ag com .71 79*» 7X 7x 7 #
Am* r. Can. ... s»'* ol 59% *." %
Ain. C a F. .. «1% tiX\ 61% *. i•«
. Ylll. St I'd) 5-5 % f- 5* ... - % 5. - %
Am Cotton Oil 52 % 53% 62% 63%
Ain H AM .. 10% 10% 10 % 10%
I>" pfd .... 50% 52 % f-"% 62%
Ain lee Sec. .. 28 28 28 28
Am. Mil), com. 22% 25% 22% 22%
I>o pld 51 51 % 51 61*4
Am Lu . . - .
Am. S A lief. • 98 % 99% 98 % 99 %
Do pld .. . .ll"x 4 uo% 11" % 110%
Am. Zinc .. .. 32% 33 32 % 33
Am. Sug. Kef. .110% ll" % 110% 11"%
Alll. Ib-vt Sug 88 % 9" % 88% 89%
Am. Tel A T 132% 132 % 131% 131%
Ain. Woolen 41, 4a % 44 * 111
Do pfd. ... 98 98 % 98 98 %
Anaconda .... 65% B*>% 8.5% xt-
Atchison 103% Id3 ■*, 11».4 • t lot >-
Do pfd .... 9x% 98% 98 TANARUS» 98%
At 1. Coast M. .113** 113% J i .
Maid. Moc. ... ia‘, i8 % 15 ", -8 %
Mult A Ohio . 6C % 88% S*. S(. ■„
Rrook. K T... 84% 84% 84 % 81%
Mutt*- .V Sup.. *. % *j x »>7 % fi"
Canadian Mac 177 ", 17. 17tl 177%
t cnt. Meath. .67 5. % 57 57 %
* 'lice A Obl<* . 61 t-2% til 62%
* ill. A North 12*- % 121- '4- 12ti % 126%
C. M AS I*. . 94% 95 92 V 4 92%
Chi II I. A I*. lfi% 17% 16% 16%
Chile Cop. ... 20 20 20 20
Chino ( up. ... 51% 61% 51*4 61%
CoJ. Fuel .... 46% 49% 48 % 49%
font, fan Cos.. 99% 99 % 98 98%
Cons Gas. ...138% 139 138 % 139
Corn, i’l ml K. H% 15% 14 •» 15
* lucible S. Cos. (3% 7 4 73% 76%
Do pld 117% 118 117% 113
Cuban Ant. f- 242 242 242 242
lu ll Mecur. . 4.*% lfi 45% 45%
Dome Mines.. 25-h -5% 25' t 25 •*
1* eU. 23. A ft.. 1- ■ * 1- * h 1- * s 17%
Krie, corn. .. 36% . . 3*i% 36%
Do, Ist pfd. 52% x 52% 51
Gen. Kleclric. liu 1,. „ 17" 170 %
Gen Motors. , 5$U axo 580 58u
l"». I>l*f ..1.2% 124% 122*4 122 %
ll F Goodrich. 73 i3 , 72'4 iM 4
*.t. Nor. pf-t 117 118 116% 116%
'Nor. Urt IV I-, ■ 4" - s
Viranby ..... 67% 81% 87% 87%
Illinois Cent 101 Mm 10l 101
Inspira. Cop 52 52 % 52 62 %
Intel Meli--.. 16'a 16% 16% 16%
lut M- I . Mai .1. % ;■ 4 ;t; % 38 •*
Do, prxf Did dm 100 102
int -fl ■ 115 111 % 114 %
lut Nickel . 4 1 4 42 % 41 4 42
Int I’aper ... 11> % in % 16 16
Do. f. . . 7. % 72 * 71 % 71 %
Kan. City So. 21% 24% 24% 24%
C..p 4x , 19 % 46% 49%
Kelly rfpg.T.. 72% 73% 72% -2V
l. n .1. Cos.. 7j‘j 17 75 % 7614
Lehigh Valley. 7-* it* 7y%
Met* lire 4' 14. 4«i >.j 4 5 45%
Maxwell Mot . x;;% 8..% 83% 84%
Do, 2nd pfd. 57 57 56% 57
Mexican l‘et..luo% ie*s*» 100% 101%
Miami Coppci 35 25 >4% 34%
m. t». 1' .NA1.121 123% 131 122%
Missouri Mae.. 5 v 5 5
M . K. 4 - ' - * % (X l % 4 %
Nat. Mead 6t. % 6t» *, 61- % 6fi -4
Nevada Colts . 18% 18% 18% 18%
NV . N H iV H 59 * t.a% 59% 6"
Norf. i.'; West. 12:*% *,• 129% 129%
Northern Mac 111 111 11" 7 » 11"%
N V vlr H 137 1 137 l.'l'j
N V ''rill .1"3 % l'G 1 4 1" i 1" 4
N. Y., t» tV Vi'. 2 7 2. 26% 2*'-
II". Me Mall 28 % < I 2' a 2' %.
I’-iin.-) Ivanla 56 s*i 55 "4 55 %
I eoplc s Gus .10l % lu.: 101% 1%
I’ltts Cl. ptd l"l %. 101 % 101 loi
i hllu. Cos .... 39% 39*4 .19% y.'.t',
lies SI Cal'.. 53 .5*% 53 54 %
I'ullmon . . D'-7 l*-7 1 *;7 1"7
lia y m < lohM .. . j 4 % 24% 24% 24%
Hy. St. Hpg M 4 *( h lfi 1 •-n
Heading. ---ml ".<•>, 1"7% I" % 1"7
Hep. I. A Ht . 51 » :.:;% 61% 65%
S* ,1 I Keel k 2" l 2"8 2"4 20*!
Shat.-Aril ... 28% 28% 28% 28%
.N -Sheffield 48(j 49% 48% 4 9
Kouthel tl Mai . 98 98 f 4 9S , 98%
South* in Hy . 23 % 23 % 23 2D,
Do i-ri-f i:x % t’,.x % fiT*-- 67%
Studebak-r C. 13"% 131 12.'% K?"
Ill) < 'op 2-5% 2.’> % 26 % 2o 4
Ti xas (ki 1 •-1 196 I* 19 1 1:-(, ,
1 - xn.H Maciflc 11 ‘a !i * a 11 % 11 %
62 % Sj
I . S. Mining . TO 1 * 70 36 7"% 7"%
I'm- n Maciflc 139% 140% 139 140
I riled fig St.lol * 4 1"2 % 101% 1"1 %
l'nlt*'*l Fruit 1 fi7 1 » lt-*% lfifi lfi7%
l' S I'.ul-l-er ’H s**-, 7)7% .5 7’»
Do. 1-t pfd 11"% 110% ll"% 11"%
M. S Steel.... 9] % 95 91 -» 9.5
Do. pref .. US 118 lix 118
Do. 5s 1"6% 105 % 105*4 11>6 r ,
f. S It. A F % 1% 1% 1%
I Imi Al. .11 2 % 114% 112% 11.3%
Mtah Copper 82 x? , 81% 83%
Nil Cat (o* in I2>* 45 % 42% 42%
" bash . ... 1.3% 13% 1’ % l.i,
I»<*. pf<l A.. .. % 4!'% 49% 49%
Do- bM K 27% 27% 27% 27%
Wells-Fargo 127% 127% 127 „ 127 ,
*\ *>-<tingin ii«*- .5: % fi'*", 59 % fi"%
Wool wort h ~l3fi 138 i ;;r, i,
V. ill\ <n# i .5.5% 56% 65% 55%
"Do. I'fcl. 1"4 '4 *, 10 4"4 104 % 104 .
< t It l« IN HI s’| iu \|.x.
Quotation* b> Horni-lower A Weeks.
Yuf. 21 | a- k
Am. Mill- Mtlllttes, com. 4 2 4*;
Do pfd 71 *„ 7 SU,
Am. Might A Tta comCIM 384
Do pfd 1 os- 1, ni
Aetna Kxploalv*-* .13% it
Cities Serviic, com ..2fil*i 2*m5%
Do. pfd X 4%
Chrevolet 20" 2"'i
t’nnadiati 1 'nr. coni ... 4 >
lu* pfd 7n 8"
Cramps 75 xd
Detroit Kdl«on 1.37% 11**4
K resge 11 % I 2 %
Mid Steel r,3% fi.3 iZ
Mae lias A Kiri com isx ’'B%
Do i.fd x'i', id %
SI utx Motor 16 *7%
H» i» Hall. A Might, loin 37% 3:1
I ’■*, pfd ... ... .7.5% Tfi *6
So'itti. t'al Kdisoti, com 91 n*
Do pfd in'- in*
fit ewart - Warner, entn ,1"3i,, l"i
Sill* Moot 33 |
Snxun Motor 771% 79
I'. 8. Might A Heat com. 3 S%
Do. prd 4*4 5%
ij Sugar Market
Sugar* Detroit wholesal*' prl o.
Crystal dominoes, 2-11* $1" ;*n -h>.
f*-lb , sl9 90. Fugle tablets, $8.6" .t
loaf, $«76, iiil-es, 16 \A\\ inwd- 1 -
eil. $7 8»; standard powdered I 80;
i'l a.minted, extra -oar*-", s7.' giatt-
II lated, lln**, in bulk, $ 7 40, tfratiulat
ed, 25-lb cotton, $7 50. crystal d-in
itio gran, V-lh und 6-lh. 1 artons, in
s»es. $/ 70 crystal domino gr in,
119 case*. $7 80, diamond A, $ .a
confecth nors' A $75,5. N- 4 $" n*.
No 6. $? ?6 So #. s7*o, No 7. $7 36.
N" K. s,' 20 No. 9, I. Ii- No I'V $7 tO.
No 11. $7(36. No 12 $. No 1.1. srt9f;
No. 14, sfi'*s. No 16, $9 I*6, non-cak
ing mixture $4 76. beet granulated.
$- a" per lOrt 11-s tiousehold pni ii.,
Is. 2 4 to case, $2 .36 do 48 to < as**,
$4 fiCl per ( ssc
- #
M'AV Vll It lx tit Til It »\ll 11t.1.x,
NEW Yt)HK , N Y . Atg 21 flut
ter; Firm receipta i hi ß6. creamery,
extra, 31% d3t%ii, -tale dairy, tut-s,
24 (r s(*%c imitation creamery firsts,
s7#l7Hc{ special. 32 1712%* Kgge
Steady, receipt*. 18 82* n»arl-y
w hits fancy 87 «* itt* , neari*y mixed
fanejr, *7 4».53c., ffesh n* -t«, 36y 33a,
EARLY END
OF WAR NOT
IN SI6HT
—HICVHY (I.KWS
New York Financier
Says Munition Or
ders Pile Up
CONSUMPTION IS
NOW STUPENDOUS
Demand Increases,
Though Britain Sup
plies Own Wants
NEW YORK. A UK- 21. —Henry
! Clews in his weekly trade review,
says: “I*l Jte a rev vul developed
: n the Hi>ck Excha.i.y*, tlu* market
' being more active ami stronger than
fo* many weeks. Ditectiy and indl-
I redly the war again proved the
chief i" mdJus. The resumption of
war orders decisively affected the
munition croup, and the general
market stiffened under the success
of anew British loan: while rail
road shares were visibly affected by
belief that there would be no strike.
The consumption of ammunition
in the present cruel war staggers
imagination; but Great Britain now
seems able to supply her own
wants, both as to shells and guns,
|and intimates that she will soon be
ready to assist h’>r Allies in this re
, spect Nevertheless, botn shells and
guns are being consumed upon a
stupendous scale, and biggtr repeat
orders are coming vo American man
ufacturers than ever anticipated;
'all of which does not potted an
early end of the war. Such orders
are being placed with {treater dls
j crimination than in the writer stage,i
'of the struggle .and are go lug chiefly
to large and responsible concerns
whose products have best stood
I actual test. While new orders are
being placed upot. n het f er business
basis, and are not encumbered bv
mm h ♦Atrivn.jant commissions to
promoters as imi'krd mrly con
tracts. there* Is still a handsome
profit to concerns which obtain
these orders and which, needless to
-a;, mean continued activity and
prosperity for »lr* American steel
industry into 1917.
“Sunn munition concerns are be
ins dismantled of their war machin
ery; usually thos*» who*© profits
were below* expectations or those
who e output ha] not proved satis
factory. The evident prolongation
r.f the war means a continuance of
big exports, further imports of gold
or securities, also additional bi*<
ciedds to the Alii** 1 -; ail of whlcr
v o can readily handle, thus pointing
to eontlnuid pmqerily. As already
Intimated in these advices, when the
war «nds our steel plants will be
occupied for son e time in satisfying
t# constt notion demands es Europe,
where railroads, industrial plants,
etc., will have to he Immediately re
stored, particularly in France and
B» lgiiiin. On fills; account alone,
ma*i> n illion- of t;t• •»1 preducts will
I In* sold to Kurcpo when peace is de
(dated
i "At this writing, it is impossible
|to anticipate th*> remit of the great
controversy between the railroads
and ihrir employes The conse
quences to both »ld«*s of n nation
i w idr paralysis of tratfle are so grave
uni momentous that a stiike is re
gnrded us almost lmpr*t>iMe, be
cause neither side really cures to
deliberately face the consequence*
of an aroused public Indignation
'•Henceforward, tlmuwiallv sp»ak
Ing, we nust |«Kik out and not In.
uud ncfimtoiii cum-lve* to larger
transactions than have hllhctto been
it In* ’.lie Fo its the .*_’r>o,»ieo,ooo loan
appears to be a mullet of very eon
i sMerunle Importance, >et is small
|oompared with Gr-at liritaln's tolal
borrowing* which. »Inoe the w.ir,
have reached nearly $l,»,t)00,0rt0,O0o.
| The loan recently grunted in New
York w mid inly pay Britain 1 * war
**\|n ti'cs foi about eight days In
s' end of thinking In Pillliors, we are
ol'llged to tiiink In hlllu t,*
M W X IIRK I'lUllil c k
NKW \<»ltK. Aug It.—Plouri t’n
nett !•■*!. i iuiuml Pork: Hlrtm*. ness
Card. Firm; ml .litis
\ |ll 10 *<t 11 tft Sugar Raw. dull
r,ni r f i a.. i G t la 4* a76 . intih
.l'M I * > t t. fib) rsflnn.l. An. I
t-.ii f Al nishsfl |s powder. 1.
I l i granulAtsd, |74»7 so C..f
f** 111. N ■ 7 <*n i*pot. P',r Tnllow
I’l'ni ii. s city, 7’* «• rutin* rv,
- '. •. i . grim* 11 i.. s .
:> <•» ’l. v< r. torurfl to Prtsssd
p >llll \ i -in t.n k«)«, 2 a..j !.
<hlrt.cn.. :I e (2c; fowls. 16ft2IVi*.
(tuck*. I.* eg Inland. iOc. l.lvr poul
try. Irr»*>ilsr |e*w, 13«. ducks, lit
:lr, f. w Fti u 17c; turki y*. ltitf
I*.. rooster* iu,till(. rhickm
broil*, r*. ilo tic Ch»***«. Firm. *t*t*
milk. (6nim*n to *(>»i isl*. ll>»\#Tl<-;
HKiWk, C>Ql>pu,ll |Q ®Sf\j k Ak c ‘
Griswold-st.
EDITION
RAILROAD
RULE FIRM
ON MARKET
Prices Not Affected by
Threatened
Strike
NEW YORK, Aug 21.—The Even
ing Sun financial review today say**:
“So far a» price** of rtocka were
concerned, there was no teflertion
of uncaalnega today eitlier on th“
part of Wall at. or the pvihlic regard
ing 1 lie outcome of the rallroa*l lab
orera' controversy Advancing grain
and cotton market values on the
basis of further unfavorable reports
of agricultural sed ions failed alito
to find a position as arguimut for
lower quotations in the htock ex
change, l lie general movement, there
In the direction of higher levels ac
companying buying by ruhstantial
financial interests and bv ihe public
with the demand for outside
counts espotiiiJly marked in indus
trial Hhares of established reputa
tion.
“As the session approached its
close business contracted, but senti
ment remained bullish although
with the cessation of the active com
mission house buying :bi trading
element was disposed to try the
short side for a turn Little stock
came out following the earlier real
izing and in the best part of the last
hour prices were above Ihe levels
established on the profit-taking re
actions.
"Investment buying showed im
provement, both in the exchange and
over the counter.”
I Boston Copper Stocks
■ » r — u-u-jawaegaaaßCfrxr^By
Quotation.* hy Hornbtowcr A Wreks,
Aug 21 Open High b)tr Close.
Adv enture .. 3% 3 % 3% 2 %
Alaska Gold . 16% 17 lfi 17
Allouez fifi t'.fi% 6fi 66%
Arner. Zinc. .. I2U 33 32% 33
Aniu-onda .... 85% v^i 4 x;,i 4 gfi%
Arlz Coni’l 9*4 9% x’t 9%
llutte Superior 67 7 , 68 C 7% C 7%
(’a A- Arizona 71% 71*% 7 1 "1%
Cal A IM-i lil 54.5 6fit* 615 56"
Copper Hang-- 63 Vi 6i •% 63*4 *l*4
Chino , . 51% 61 61*4 51%
K>tal Mutt* 13% 13% ’ . 1: %
'ir-tnhv , ... X 7 74 87% 87% *7%
I *le Hovalp . . 28% 2 '*% 28% 29%
Inspiration.. . 52 * 52 % 62 52 %
Jerome Verde 1% 1% 1% 1 %
lxeweenaw ... 3% 3'- 3% 3V4
Mass 12 % 12% 12% 1?%
Mi-hman.. 3% 3% 3% 3* a
Miami 5 ?5 2t % ;n %
Mohawk 96 % 90% 90 90
N1 pissing ... . 7 7 7 7
North Make . . 2 2 2 2
Nevada Con* ls% IX% 18% 18%
North Hutte .. 23% 23% 23% 23%
Ohio 2 2 2 2
Osceola 90 90 90 90
Mond Creek .. IS 15 15 15
Quincy 90 91 10 91
Hay «'.*n* ... 24% 24 \ 24% 24 4
Shannon 8% 8 % 8% 8%
Shattuek 28% 28% 28% 28%
South Make ..7 7 7 7
Superior lfi% Ifi% lfi% 16%
Tamarack .... 39% 45 39 % 45
Trinity 6% fi 6% 8
T»-nne**eo f'op. 26% 55% 26% 15%
I’nited Fruit . 1f.7% Ifx% lfifi lfi'%
Unit 8 Hi "i" fi 1 % :-1 1 .51 % 64 %
Mtah Apex ... 3% 3% 3% 3%
! Mtah Copper . 82 82 % 81% 82%
I Verde 3 2 3 2 .3 2 32
Ventura <> 11 .. 7 % 7 % 7', 7%
■ Winona 5 % 5% f. % f. %
W olverine . 62% 52% 52% 62%
jW > andotte ... 112 112 112 112
Detroit Gang Clearings.
Detroit bank rlenrlngx for Mon
day were $8.290."684 4. Total bank
clearings for lb!6 to date were $ 1
321.713.522 57. as against $585,542.-
. for the corresponding period
last year.
WnukeslM, Wl*., will h dtl a spe
cial elnctlon today to pass upon a
1220,000 bond ts-u*' to launch a
, school building program.
MBMB—EWW
“What Conifress has
tltmt* cont-ernini; a
Government
Armor Plant
and what people are
thinking about it”
a* reflected In
Kdltorlnl I nument
This is the title of a
booklet we have pre
pared. We shall be glad
to send a copy free to
any on« interested.
Bethlehem Steel Cos.
6outh Bethlehem, Pa.
ONE CENT.
0. S. STEEL
SETS NEW
HISH MARK
Common Sells at 95,
Besting 1909 Record
Price
NEW YORK, Aug. 21.—A nwar
high record price of 95 was *et by
United States Steel common during
the late trading on tho stock ex
change this afternoon. This figure
exceeds the 1903 record by one
eighth.
Common advanced 3 3-4 for the day.
As there are 5.600,000 shares of’
common stock of the steel corpora
tion, today's advance represents
more than a ten Million dollar ad
vance in the market value of the
common stock of the company.
Ninety five was the clo.-fing figure
for Steel, made in the final trading
of a day of bullish activity oil the
exchange. Nearly 900,U0( ‘-hares
were sold on the floor during tho
day, Steel leading In activity by a
wide margin.
Reading was up 3 1-8 at 107 on
the last **ale; Crucible Steel showed
an advance of 3 1-4 ut 76 1-4 and Ma
rine preferred wai up 2 at 102.
MISSINGMAN
FOUND DEAD
Meat Inspectors Discover Body
of Man Who Disappeared
When Reprimanded
Attracted to on elevator shaft by
a stench, meat inspectors who vis
ited the Hammond, Stand tali A Cos.
plant. Twentieth and Standlsh-sts.,
Monday, discovered the body of
Frank Weatkolcz, who lived at Hub
bard and D-sts., in a badly decom
posed data. The nan had be—
miHsing since Friday.
Last week. Ills employers admon
ished him for not attending to his
work. The man showed resent tn«nt
and when the elevator was found
without «u operator at tho sixth floor,
about 11 o’clock, Friday forenoon, it
wag assumed that he had left the
plant In anger over the reprimand.
Walter Bellvllle, No. 1999 Senator
ave., who succeeded the dead man
as operator of the elevator, found
the body after the Inspectors had
been led to the shaft by the odor.
Coroner’s clerk, Edward Connolly,
has taken charge of the body and a
post mortem will he held to deter
mine, If possible, whether the man
coinmitteed suicide or met deuth by
accident.
Printing'—the plain nrnt kind—fknt
I* right—Tlair* Job Dept.—Vlnln 1320.
COPPER
19i:> 1916 1917
The renewed buying of copper
securities Is attracting the atten
tion of the lmeatment world.
We have reviewed the situation
to date and expressed an opinion
on the future that ©very copper /
share investor should read, lA*
our i
Weekly Market Letter.
(August 18, 1916) /
This letter contains the latest (
Information on j,
RAY CONSOLIDATED
Ul(« LEIHiE
JI MBO EXTENSION
CHILE COPPER
CNTTED VERDE EXT.
(.OLDFIELD FLORENCE
and others
Copies of this letter may b«
obtained from us on request.
Our direct private wire to the
New York. Boston and Toronto
market* enable* us te give ex
ceptional service on orders for
Motor Stocks, Mining ard Oil
Stocks and Curb Industrials.
Chas. A. Stoneham & Go.
301 Penobscot Bldg., Detroit
Established 1908. Cadillae 6150
New York —Boston—Chi— fe

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