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SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1917.
STOCKMARKETIS
STILL HESITANT
Divergence «f V iewn On l*eace
Outlook Makes Trader*
Nervous
NKW YORK. Jan IS. —The New
York Evening Sun Aonnclul review
I riday hju.l:
’ Su« h w ib the rnnrttrt of view* a*
to the rfT* 11 th * reply of the Ei>
tente belligerents to President Wil
ton’ii (orr.munuat tun of last l)**i em
ber would have oji the outlook for
peace in the future that the
public feared to re-enter the stock
market today There were numerous
people who that the general
terms US set down by the Allies
dflnltely precluded all peace effort*
for tile tit.#* hem* at lemd Others
professed to see in the fsn t that a
fully satisfactory nnsW-r to the
president was sent despite the India
ntnt outburst of the llrit'hh and
French press.
“Trading wan wholly professional
U the opening prices tdvanced m.v
’* riailv, but alter the ft rat 15 min
utes f*r so th#- spurt of buying for
the account of the short #ml by
those traders who would have th#
market advance just enough to draw
In sonm portino of the portion died
•'.own and pri< #\s eased off
"There was no initiative li**r# or
»Is# where in th# industrial list. Hu
tn#-*‘s continued tight in the late
trading but prices as a whole main
tained a firm undertone with narrow
* hanges."
Detroit Stocks
ia*.-i-ii—-a
KHIIMt'w maTtTinW
< I'lnii.' li-.d \ak
Aenie f.e» I . . It 1“
Do. pf*l ~ ):»
Am la A Ti* J 47 i' 3"6 3t> k
ait lui ft ii «:
d<> pt.i ;i t
A -it## Body <’<> *• '« •*' i
Burroughs . 4 2 ■
Chalmers . ,125
i’.'h«rro» i v ; % 7% a >»
I *■. pfd ..1 • T ,
Chevrolet li2 tl : l o r. iso
cuie* Scrvl*'** . . 312 317
Do pfd ;»••: ‘j '.*•* ' t
Cnahulla . . ’‘a 2 N
«'om M C l"« . .. 1 4
c. it »■ a r. . . *i
lh., pfd «: k "%
< 'optine nta t *% v*, it,
Do. -pfd . 9if
t> A C Nav
i»»t Oanirrj ... 'a ' ■v.
I >•»( i.d I soli If 7 % 111',
Del Valve I-'*#,
P#t Ir A Stl 2*>
Do. pfd " % l
»**» f t r# . ... . tjv ....
Ed. A Jon*’* 7.7. • „
K#»rd Mt of u.B6* . -.ft" z i
• Sen A »um -11 4.i
<#>-r-An# 2#- * % 7v v,
Hall Fa*rnp I*■ l
fl<»uo • Spit* 7 ... *
Do. pfd M# '* • '*
D • ’ Mill . . 10S
S S Kre g > 12 % . I7 ■ , 1 * y I 1
II . h -*i .imp li. '» I’l I 17,
\Ty ti S' -.t r ... " \
'fll>s I 'rt T k
'linn Hug. . t ... .... 1
i . #’,< -\t: *: ai
r». j.fd . *i •* >*
( M'ka- I Mil 167 !'V
Do. pfd . . . H*l
I'alK - Del 10 * i '«
1 'Hr !##■ Dl# V 1 X I■*? ' I I '«
U K I’rudd* n l' 11 ? to
>Pu Mm i ' a ’ ■ ■ % : %
K<-nf -DU I'n . . <7 60
Towari Crnu .... - S
Tr Con*-r*-)o 4?*j
r»o pfd . to%
■*>#•, fr 6
Wolv Poftlnd 7% 7% 7 , .
Monk- n##d Trial < ompanlra
Am«*r Mate . .. 171 170 175
[>nir*l s#i # 2'n 30*) ....
Detroit S.iv ... 175 2*o 7'i<
t'lm" Bav ■ ' OS lIIU
K-*.l*rel 'fate ... 127 12* ....
F ft O l»l Natl 1M is.’. 19*
v m ... I'•* 1 !»| 200
Utah pk State . . . . . . . 3f 2
M.r N.t ... 179 17S
Nat. B of C 22» 210
I*, nln State .... »0S TOO . ; .
fvnplo Si iff .... 275 273 ....
ttnlt Sai Hk 210 230
Wav Cos Items .... 3** DM ...
Jl*t True Cos 3*5 374 400
Serur Tr f’o 24* 24* ....
fnlon Tr Ci> ts« Iss
O-A L A T 170 . .1 75 *3ti
sales from II) a. m, in I p. m.
Amerlian I. A T 6 at 3*7
fharc«'al l*oni.—• 2**o si *
• ‘harcoal Pfd - 3’»o n| 7’,*
Detroit Kdiaon .#. l'*J3 33.000 at
l«t' t
• 'h# vr«»let 5 at 112
i *nmmr>n w#*a 11 h Pfd. at
• ’untlnantal 2" *• * "*'*
Pairs- i0 at I". In nt 40.
Ford of Canada 2n at 2*’.
Par sard Com. —ls a# 167. ’• at I*7.
10 at 14*
Itousman Bplt«le\ Com 10 at 7.
H fi K rmi *#> Ort .it 12
Michigan Ptamplng 35 at 13 V
t’arke-Davla —5 at IJ.T',
Kale* from 1 p in. to 3 p. #n.
Rro Car 60 at 37 V.. 2& at 37 4,, 10
It 37ti. 50 al 37U.
Commonwealth rfd.—loo at *5
Oermnn - Am# rh-an Mugat 110 at
:«t4.
Vvolverlrr l n « at 7',
Palge-iirtrolt 100 at 40.
Charcoal Com. —lo at 7 T 4, 100 at
I’ark a-Da vis—ls at !35\
C##ntln*nfal Com 15 at *9Vi.
Michigan Stamping —lO at 13.
Dime !3ank--l0 at 311.
The following flrma are privileged
to eaecute orders on tha Kxehanga:
W. F Moss A Cos . Carlyle A Povah.
leo M W-at A Cos. B K Marcrone
I Cos.. H W Nohla * Cos.. D L. Hey.
nour A Cos. w. R McLaughlin. Mer
rill. Lynih A Cos.. W. A Kamlln A
'o.. Wrr A Neer A Cos. .Sinclair A
7oula. T.mmett I, Hprague. Wm ts
lose A Cos., F. K. Pelton A Cos, Joel
Itockard A Cos., Bennett. Smith A
Jo., Lewla O. florton. W E Reilly
i Cos.. Matthew Finn. A. W, Wallace
i Cos. _
Cl 81l I9IU 4TRMI.*
Quotations hy Hoi nbl«iw»r A Weeks,
nn. 12 tlld Ask
,m. Public t’tllltlea 4rt 4;
Do .preferred 7.' 75
in l.lght A Trar .3*3 3**
!>#*. prefcry»-«l 112 114
>nln« Evt'b'slvra ... 3 S ,|i,
‘ltlea Hcrvlri 314 317
Do. preferjed <'9Jty 341
hevrojet 10* )A<|
hnltprrs .Motor new.. 30 34
..s.len'Oll A a aa I4S If,
'tamps 7* *5
>etroll Edison 142 145
11 e*r< 12' • I3S
lid St»e| hi 4, *2
'ar. ilas A Elec *3 ».3‘»
I><», preferred *2 93
I# p Hallway A l.lght 4* 49
I>o, preferred 71'4 75
noth Cal Edison. 92 94
p#i, preferred , l#t* tog
tewnrt M’arner v 9*, 1014
uli Boat 33 34
ni rrt:n mp
Mntler I llu iTMiiierv, S<#> lb.,
reamery, firsts 37c, «lalrv t 39r lb.;
aekmg ato# k, '.’l I*».
Pass- -I'»erS receipts. < asca includ
rt. hrste. t*r t. a., rurpe»»t receipts.
*ft 49* d..* Hemp’s Friday, 330
• *at
New York Stocks J
1 ■ ■" " —I Jr
Quulationa by llornhlowar A Weeks.
Jan 12 Utxn High l,ow Cl*u(c
Ainu Tea .... 5# 57 57 57
All. tlull ... 114 113 4* HO', 111
stiaaka Hold.. 10*v
Alaska Jun... 749 74a* 74, 7',
All • s 0 Chaim... 27 27 37 37
|»#», pfd MS* M 43 49 HH9
Amcr. t’an 4*i 46T 9
Am. C. A F.. 65 4* f'.'i *s'»
I in. pfd .11* lib 11K Ilk
All'. Hte#-I l‘"> . *ot. til \ ti‘>*l 4,
Am Col. Oil. 41*4, 4!#', 494* 49',
Am II A 1.. 11 13 13 13
Do. pfd S fi!i 4, 69 4,6 k 6k *9
Am. I«:e Her,, J'»«4 29 \ 29 4* 29 4,
Am l-lnaead , l* l , I*', I*', l* W
I *O. |>fd.. . 50 >, 50 C sli 50 1 ,
Am. 1.0.-.itn .. 76*, 77 '; 7« 7*
Am S, g, It lob 107 »* 106% 106%
Do, pfd 116% 117 116% 117
Vim r. Zinc . 37% 3* 36% 3*49
Am Sugsf It. 111% 111% 110% MO%
Ain. H Hug mi 93 93% 92 93
Am T A Telia H 123% 123'* 123%
Am Woolen M% 41% 44% 44%
Do. pfd ... 96% 96% 6* % 9'*%
Anaeondn . *’% *3% 62 4, 92%
Atchison ...10*% 104% 1044; 104%
Do pfd... I*l# 99 9b% 93
\tl Coast 1,116% 116% 11*'. H*%
Baldwin I.o<*. . ‘>6% #6% 54 % 56
Balt, A t'hl«>. *3% *3% ».3% 53%
Butte & Hup 47% 47% 46', 46%
Citlf. Pet ‘.’s 26 24 %' 24%
I»o, pfd . 55 *5 64 % 64%
Canadian !’av|3*% 16'* 15*% 15#%
central 1.-a . 92 ‘6 9* *1 31 %
Chandler M<>t . 9* '* 7 «4i 97%
Ches A- Ohio *3', ' 4 *3', 64
<’ t; \V pfd 3* % 39 3* % 39
Chi. A N 120 121 129 121
M A- S I’ ** **'« ■ *7% *3%
r. H I *• P 9034 30% 30% 30%
Chile Copper. 2* 2* 36%
CVipprr M
c » Fuel 46% 46 '6 46%
Ci nt Can % 9% *9% v#**,
Cuban ''an# H. 60% 50% 49% 4 %
Cun- <las *. 130 no 120*', 139%
C rn Prod 2? 2?H 71*.
i.1.. m #l% 61 % 4?%
ti'stl Herur -7% 27% 76% PS
to me Mines 23 23 -% 33
Er • .om • • 32 32% H% 32%
Do Ist pfd 47% 47% 47 % 47%
.leneral Elec. J 67% 1 % I*73* 16*
«..n Mtrs, nw 109% 109% jo* 107
Do. pfd “9% *'•% *9% "9%
M 1 tjoodri'h 66% '.6% 'd l ii 6 6
C.t North, pfd 116% 116% 1154*. 11*
ip North Ore 3*l ? 6% 36%
ilrnt br *>» 90 *9 *9
ijr.ene Cs ft 4 t ••% 43% ♦ %
Cm.»t \V A W 36% ’•:.% 35V. 35%
I]inot« fn 10* 106 1"« D>6
le p'rit Cop. 56% 57 5* s**;
Tnf.r Met 15 15 15 15
Irt- Mer Msr -‘3 s '4 %
p... pfd 42 7'. 1 1 79%
Int Nickel 4 47 41 >, 41%
tnt liar c.irp «3% >■)% *!% 63%
Int Paper )'’* ** 4 *'‘-
Do. pfd I<*4 10;i 104
Kens Cup 4 •*', ♦ 454,
K- 11 \ Spg T 5 * 5 i 59 59
U k SI I'll 65% *6% *3 M%
% h #di V*l % •< % * * *■ %
I.re Tlr« Bub. 23% 22% 23% 23%
Mmh II M' r 55 62% 51% > %
,t« 1-1 pfd 71% 72 71 % .2
Ho ,’od | f.l 3«% 3*'. 36 1 1 3<%
\|-m .-an P< * In | % 10.5 1, t 03% lot
Miami C. P 41% 114, »o», 4u%
3# u- !• ’ % 13% 1"% 1 3'»
M K k T Cos 9 9 6% 9
r•. pfd 16', !s»; '*«, IS<;
N l!n A- St .’7 27 2*', ”7
N.v Cons -’4', •»% 23% .’2%
N V V It A It »* % I % 4 5 4*%
No> f A Wi st 1 3 V, 133 |3l % 122
N'.-.rtb Par .1041, tfl’-t, tc:t., to*
N V Mr It. .. 146 146 143 14 3
N \ Cent 1”1 % ini *4 l*'l 101%
MYo*W s • II
(iwi-t P ttl. in.. 1M" :oo 100
l'eMtlS’-'l . . s#; % 3.1% 5*% 56%
p, ~p I las 104 104 I<l4 104
Pitts *’o„l 4 r| , 5 6 4.5 4..%
plilh, Ci. 41 41 4} 41
Pr#-«s St Cur 75's 76 75 "5.9
ft;, > #’.ui* .. 26% 26% 26% 26-,
l(v Spg. 6" 60 4!'% 49%
dlr.idtng '*9% 99% 9ft 'a 99%
Hep I A St 79% 79% 76 7*
SeM A I. li). ITV, 17% 17% 17%
1.-, tfd 7', 37% 37% 37%
H# 1 tat '1 ' t 5" M % 49 'y 49%
Hliat -Ait* • .6% 26% 2* it-
S|oss-Hhr ftlcld u‘, *9 *7 67
South Par. 96 % 9 7 96% 96 %
South 11v jo% .'in*, 3"% 30 %
I >«>, |.f.l 6k% 6* % 6* % #'.4**!
Htud.-hakei <• to % 1 '*♦• ' • 1"4% 1"5 •-«
*’o 236 2 39% 2J‘ l i 220 4,
T. \i,a la* 17', 17 % 17
Th:' I Hr »5% t'■ % C % » %
L s Mining > 3 * % ' ■'< %
t'nl* n Pars 14 ' , 14 Ml 14)%
I'nlt ** i g Htrs 10*.% t#>o% 1 or, % 1104.-
t'nltcd Fruit 147% 147% 24 7 % IK’.
I- lUlb *2 *3% *l% •%’ 1
I> > ist pfd 111*. 112 111% 112
C s Steel 112% Ill's Il I % I1 1 %
I»> pfd V IIO% M."» 12" 120
V s Ind M3 " m % 117 'y 1 19%
t *a»i Cop 105% 105 *4 104 ', lot’s
Whit. Motor 9 49 % C» 4'.%
4\at.M»h pfd A 64% 4% 54' 6*%
Do. pfd It '29 J 9 •:« j.,
Westlnghousa.. 53% 53% 63 53%
Went ill*# 36% 37% 26 '% 27%
VVrst I’nlon 96 96 95 % *5 %
\\ -.< .worth .144 14 I 144 144
Will) s-t'v. r 3fi'i 36% 35% 3*
Boston Copper Stocks
-srrgr ", ."«■ ■ :-ae:jrr-.: .1 • -niL . j
<;uotatbuis by il.irnbU srr ft vV'ci ks,
.lull 12: Open tiigh !-■ w Close
.4*o . litui e .. .1 % J % 33
Alas k u <4' >ld .. 1"% 1o % 1o c 10%
Aigoniah ... 1 % I % 1 % J %
All 00 % gO % 6., 1 .. gO %
A met Ztn*' .. .3 74, 5 4 '26% 36 %
Anaronda .... *3% *3% *2 4, *2%
Vi ir Com...* 12% 134, 12% 13
Arcadian 3 6 6 ft
Hutt.' HU” ~ 47% 47 A, 46% l*%
Huttc Hal. . . t% 2 1% 2
• ’al A Aria. .. M s 7*% 7k
Copper Itange 6* <6 65% 65%
«’h'n*> 5t Si 1 , 53 7 k 5.3%
TtaNis Daly .. 6% a % 6% #4%
l'ul\ West.. .2 3 .1 3
East Butte 14% IS 14», 14%
Franklin ... ft * % 5 •
Oranbv ft'' &o *9 *9
tireene Can .. 44'.- 44% 12% 43%
I lan* or k 17 • « 17% 17% 17 %
Jale Itoyalr.. 23 2.3 2.3 33
Inspirat'on ... 56% o 7 3* S*%
Kei r l.akr .. 4 A 4% 44, 4%
Mass Il\ 11% 14% 14%
Mlitml 41% 41% 40 \ 40 %
Mohaw k . .. *4 % *4 % *4 04
Nrvuda Cons.. 34% 24% i’*% 23%
North nuttc. 22 22 22 22
njlbway 3% / 3% 3*i 2%
Old Colon v... J% 2% 3% 2%
Osceola *5 *3 . *ft H 5
pond Creek 31 21 21 '2l
Quincy ... ft* 97 #4 17
Bay Consol... J 6% 2*%
Hup. Or Boston 6% *% *% *%
Shsnnon 9% 9% 9% 9*a
Shut* ink 26% 2*% 2* 26
TamaiHck ... 63 64% 63 6*%
Trinity ..... 6 6 5 5
United Fruit..l47% ’47% 147% 147%
Utd Shoe M • 7.7 M 57% 5, v; 57',
Utah Ape* .. 2% 3% 3% . 2*.
Utah Copper..lo6% 105% 104% 104%
Ventura OIF 3 ., •% *’♦ 2*’
AA’lmma ... * 6 • •
WoiverlP' . 47% 47% 47 % 47%
| Sugar Market J
hagars Detroit wholesale prices:
Crs • tsl Dominoes.’ 3-lh slo*s. do.
5• lh . $10.*5; l.agle tablets. $9 35. rut
loaf $1 5 ciibea, $7 *5. XXXX i>"W
drred. s7*o. standard powdered.
$7 55 granulated, extra coarse. $7.30,
do, One, (n hulk. $7.15; do, 15-lb. e#*t
tone. $. 2.5 ci%-*tnl Domino gran , i’-
11. and 5 - lh. .nitons. In cases. $7 35:
d<>. II F rases. $7 *». Diamond A.
$7 25. Cnnfei'tlonaf tf A. $7 10; No 4.
• 71.% $710; No «. $7 05 No 7.
l: No 6. 16 95 N-. 9. s*9o. N«i. 10.
*6.' V. II |6*o No 12. *4 76. No
1.3 4#’ * No. 11, s6*o No lfc. $6 70:
n*.r. « »• mixture. s«.?s; her* gren
ult#i*d. $6 95 per 100 Ihs household
M Is, 24 to rase. $t 05, do, 4$
to #asa. $4 05 per c%ga.
cun tun nt ttkii wahkft
CHIU A(l<>. J#»n 12.--Butter Ex
tra*. **%»•; firsts. 97037%’ dairy
extras. 34##3S%e firsts. $2#933%c.
Egas: Urlme *.rdlnar>, 37 47 4ft*'.
ftrsfs. 431fl*f. Cheese Twins,
#23's« voung Americas 23 w 24c.
T.i\» t>oultr\ Fowls, 158 Is# du.-ks.
15*1 19c; geese. IMfl tr ■ springs. !*.•,
turkey, jjr. Potatoes Herejpts 2ft
cars Michigan and Minnesota, $1 9ft
fr I 90: tsnt y West, $2.95^92.16.
Grain and Provisions
DETIIOIT. J4n. 12 —Wheat had a
air*uig opening owing lu th** failure
of r#*c*'ni pen* * n««t. a *»s shown In
the answer #.f th#> Knienie Allies to
1 resident VVil -on s u**te. The market
opened at .*n advance of lr. Liver
pool prices wer« not (juoted, hut the
market was calle*l ••a«)
It appears that hulls are ready l»»
quit eveiy time .May wu.iu In Chi
cago a* is *!*.«# tl> the $2 mark. At
$1 kO there ar«* always sellers enough
to check the upturn Bulls believe
that pi I* e» a ill yet go higher, but
part of lh*' irength coining from
tne reply to l're*i*tetit \A*l|a. n vv.ia
discounted In the a.lvun*'#' *-f Thurs
day. The cr«#wil appeared t<> he
afraid of the price at the opening
and there wan a good class of *e||-
ing *-arly In the nasai- n. The wheat
Is believed to have gone into strong
hands
Dealers consider the n.atket now
hack on a supply ami d-mand basis
*uU it la felt that the pea# # talk and
tolltical doings will have |. ss eftect.
This la encouraging to th# hulls, for
all I * cent weakness « atno from p< .i -e
n<Hes R a can I flgprea-Inci islng both
American and Canadian crops h;*d h
bearish effect, hut tt la still generally
helloved that wheat will be a vef'.
a* arce article l#mg before the next
crop In thin country la harvest* <l. Ex
port buying has not been active re
cently, at least, pur* liases hav#> not
he#-n made publl* There is a belief
that buying for foreign account has
been done on the «iu)et and will not
he known until they take away their
property
The opening bulge in w h*'«t did
not last long Helling assumed hug**
volume and brought a sharp hr* uk.
<'losing prices wm 3%*' lower than
Thursday's closs.
Corn declined oats advanced
%r and clover.<#e*Ml advanced sv.
Frida Vs wheat unotatmna sash No.
2 t»J 7190% Mm "i>*ned with an
advance of 1* it s:.!* .tnd *lei'|tn*d
to $1 96; .Itilt opened r#t $1 ft!* *nd
declined t<* iIM %: N* 1 white
31 *.">% Ft%la) a- oars.- grain <|tiota
t lons Corn, cash No 3. II."1%
No. 3 yellow. II "2 • No. 4 yellow.
71 01 Oats Standard. *»c; N'*> 3
white. 59%. No. 4 whit#-. 4%. Use:
Cash No. 2. $1 46 Ream-- Immediate
and prompt shipment, $6 40, Janu
ary, $6 2'., Seeds I'runr red clover
$lO 7" March, $lO 7’ alstke. 111: tilts
of hv. $2 ‘>o
Receipts in the Detroit mark'd on
Friday Iclud. and 1 *o*4 i.hls *>f tl<*ur 6
cars of w-li#nt. Ift *>f c* m «n*l 17 #»f
oats. HlCtiments w< re 1,9*>0 hhla of
fl'ur. 3.9‘*0 t>u of wheat 13 *#* *#J till *> f
corn ami 1 Ooi* htj of tv. Stork*
are 493 mho hu if whent, 2*3 t#ftft l»u *>f
corn 97*.000 L*u of oi»ts ami 47,000
hu of rye
T’rlmarv wheat t*cei|.ts >vero ft*9.-
Ofts h#» as tlnst 679 9*ol l.n 1 #• *t ;#>-•>
K>rw. t« of wh'iit ;*nd flour Friday,
•’ll/100 f*u
tier.dpi* of ##» .-.♦ I rld.'tv Tml'tih
2* c»r\ avain-t 162 •”< ■ • ■** ».*?•• At r»-
tieapol) ■ I*9 eat*, vtirnies' 3' Win
nipeg. 337 car* " 1n -1 I' 4 * 'hi*'" tr >,
4* car* ii-'iiin t 1 uthwe-t 117-
9rt*> tiu. airain-t ' i, oo hu
«—
('ll I# % «.«» (.It AI A
rinrAO'*. tan 17 Dp
Who n t Mu '•■ 7',r. I’tly it t
*• ptrp lier up 1 **orn 3' •* ’ .
1% T»|ty jp % < »;#t M* v ut
%r tuTv '*r> *•» r Provls'on- Itivhe
Noon AVt •it Ma\ <l.*\#n i
.Ttilv »I*.m#- ,3. 'ioplrmh.r and wn ' ■
F..rn M* #|. wn !%< July down 1
Oats M. .1. tin '% JIIH down
%o I'r.>\ islotit- S' gTiTT# - Ttl*»Tir e
c|o ;< V I t Af . v down ft. July
<t.w'n 2’v * ,-ept ember down 3c. F..rn‘
"Mi# down 1% .!■ . .i..v#n 1
<ist« Mi no wo '%. July 1" w o Ic.
Provislt>n« Frm and gcimrally high
er
One# sll 'in ft h\ Pi*' ne, Webber A Cos,
In»> 1" «ip# - High Taiw t’lose
IHi. .. •
J.ilv 17.’ ’ ” I 4ft". t 503.
Vent 1 ss ’, t ;ft * 4 131 1 ■ 1
M tv 1 •* *. 90 1 *5' 3 1 *5
Ufsrn
\f-%v f »: S ‘
Ju'v 9* ', '** " '6 r « f, 6%
o*l t s
T.. v % T’ r ft’. 7«r, '.ft I
M• ’ 5. 1 4 5 S , 56 % b&6%
I’nrV
Vt . v '> 3<> « • ’t (1) s# C*
Tot v I’* to >9 « <0 h'# 4'*
f.,-. "i in. "<■ .<v 9*: ■ 9« tv
I .a *■ and
r«o : e * ■ Ift * ’ 1 1 ■ 57
T.ijv 1 ■ Ift 1 r **i 1 e . - tit *9
9f 1 v ' ft fn 16 9 5 16 0$
Eth*-
»,T.. 1 ’ * « 'ft 19 t t ••• el ft 19
!l« 1 i 5 9 M ft’ 14 s'» 1 t *7
h B'd • H'd k
—
T*»i enn r n « »>•
TDl.v.D*# ' *r> t’ t'tnse Wheat'
«’■! - h ft ns .At - «: O' till* $! ft*'..
r*. ~-p *'..*• tt M• *• »I "9', 1V v
r.., * t ■ ’ ' ’ ' M o 7 9 r •
To'# ’D. r ' - *' • »v *' 1* f*'. ’ -
*r*..e.f -* - 4 •» L ' r >:\r- #’' *”*
T-*. 1 r *m r' *l•r *1 . M . S #1 9 *5;
Anr J t ' M '' "I:
n, . • 4 • ■ To-.
*t # p" •'* '» • t * A’ 1. * '
Potter TA- b h o. -t" •« 1.
<-e. am. ■ I’ 1 F" I"’’ ’’ >nd
'ed t 4..• f inVv «f'e* *9 # *r v
*'#rnr. *'• . •nill -d foiig
'tn# I’n bunged
Standard Oil Stocks
vjuot.iti *ne by Hornbl«*wer & AV.-ek-,
Jan. 12 Opaa.ng Bill Ask
Angio-Aiii'i. Chl, new.. 1.% - IS
Atlantic K# fining *'■ .10 4** 1*••• u
Hornti-di rymser • n. . 4 7 « f.#• *»
Uu< Ke) *• 1 Ip<* Unr Cos. 12t# Ij*i
Uheselirough M'« Cos. . 4Mi **»•#
t ’olonlal (*ti # >*. ... 60 7o
Font In# tital Oil I**'... 6(10 620
Uree.-ent Pipe I,me <’#*. II H
Cumberlan*l Pipe Elne 73•> lln
Eureka Pipe Lit)..... 226 235
Galen«-Hi*nnl <»ll. x«l♦ *. 1 s I#l
Do, preferred ... 14** 14ft
Illinois Pipe Line.. . 2(5 :ho
Indiana l’*pe Ltn> 11" 115
National Transit C«». I 1
New York Transit Cos 2" 2’5
Northern l’lt*e Llt.r Cos.. 1t).3 D'K
tihlo OH Cos 391 39ft
Pier#'*' Oil Corporation 11 1.5%
Prairie *nl A Has Cos. *6" 67b
Prairie Pipe Line ... 32 339
Holar Refining *'n . .7*o 370
xitithern Pipe Line 21’> 220
South I’enn Oil U*> 6* n !ss*'*
South AA’est Pa. P L 11* 12"
Stnndard Oil, California 36ft 37 2
Do. tndtsn.# ftJ9 94"
Do, Kansas ... 579 s? 0
Do. Kentuck# 73*1 76(1
I)o, Nebraska 570 5*9
Do. New Jersey .719 715
1 >O. New York .. 273 275
Do. Ohio 16S 19.5
Swan A Pinch Cos lift 12.5
Union Tank Line #'•> 9*
Vacuum OH Cos. , 3R.> 3».ft
ftA’ashlnrton Oil t" 4*
Htandarrl Oil Old Stock 2299 ....
Do, hUhs. 1690
Tnt'l etrolemn .. 19#, 111;
Mid sA’’-*t Hefg *4 SX
Penn Mexican ... 57 62
ri nn rorPKB *mh*
Quotations I>v ll##»nblow> • .v \Ve«‘ks.
Jan -42 B* t \sk
47utte k London.. . 2 f . 2*
Chief I l'#-1« 2 1-16
Oona. Arlxona 1 \
Copper Mires .. . !! v,
First National .... •"• % 3%
Ooldfleld Cons . 6 19
Jumho Fxt 31 3.7
T.a Rose ft 1 ' ftft
Aiiigms 47 4*
Nevada Douglas ’ % 1 %
Ohio Cot per 1 ft 1 %
Success 7 1 16
Tuolumne
Yukon 7 2%
ARW YORK I'OITOA WAIIKKT
t*v 11. tnhh.w.-r .♦ " eeka,
Jan. 12: Opening Ul#)sa
Hid Blah letw Bid Aak
Jan 1: »4 1* 9A 17 94 1* 9.5 ...
Feb 1* 05 1* 9*
Mat . . Ml* I*3 7 I*l6 Ift 19 I*lo
\ pr 11.21 111
Mav I*l6 1162 I*3 9 I*4 2 1* IS
lune : ft i 2
July.. .. lft 51 l*6t iMt* 11.45 I*l*
Aug I*lo » »5 I*lft
Hept 17*2.. . .
Dr f IY. 26 * ’ * 1 7 lft
Dee 17 $2 IT 21 17 20
DETROIT TIMES
Livestock
*»D Hl<in I KUIHI, •tTOCKI \Hllt
DETktAIT. Un. 12. r«tll«: .Markrt
alrori*. b» st heavy steer*. $1.6009;
beat handy wiirhl butcher steers,
$ 7.50 (i 6 50; mixed at err* and heifrta
$71(8; handy light but l hm, $6 ROd
-7.60; light butcher* s.' 501? (.50; beat
ow n, $6 6007; butcher mwi, $6,500
t;; common mws, ("likaO; < aimers.
$3 s<»'*i4 lift. beat heavy .bull*. s6.so*#
7 bo|..jftia bulla, $5 ftOT/6 50; atock
bulla. $4 5005 feeder* r.ot» 7.
■tuckers. |5.50W(.7t; mllKera and
springers, $I• • Mft ■al ealvea Mur
k. t dull best sl2?t I» ft" ; heavy, I«
l» Sheep and lambs Market steady;
be -t latnba SI3XS fair lamha sl2 W
I" <i. Jt»fht t«> common liinibf. s9Oll
fair to ki»od sheen SSW ** 7ft; rulla and
romniopa. s6o* V>. It ik« Market
prospect in,* higher. y< rkera and
haitvie*. $101? 10.50: ptg». *!*.6«»Cl 1* 5"
K. HI’KFM.O LIVR ITOrK.
Reported by llunnlnu tl Mrven*.
■ I R| FF AL< ' lan. 11 rattle: 5
eat-*, steady, choice to prime native
ateera. $10,004? 11 25:' pood to holce.
$9 5(10 10 1)0; plain to coarse. $7.76 and
? 2ft, yearlings, dry fed SIO,OOO 10 "9:
1 st, , j .... $ - •i 9
but'-her steers. $7 00f$7.$fl; Scat
but< herlnit ateera. $7 0007.50; heat
butchering st'-era and heifers mixed
$i *505 50 western heifers. s7..so*/
S00; rhol'-c hoavy fat cowa. $7.151$
xoo butcher ewe. $5 75556 50; cut
tera. sft 0?»<t 5.50; cannera. $4 26 ft 1-76 ;
fancy h< u\ > bulla, $7,500 *SO butch
er hull* $6.751; 7.25: common bulla,
$.• 5Q(> 6.40 good stock' n, $ ft. 75 ft
*• :5; common *t"ek«-r*. $5 00f?
r 5". feeders $6 50 r d 7.00
Milk* ra sprlrmers, $63 00 0 $ 110.00
IIi• ks ii its steady; i *-avjr an<l
vorker- *ll '.’.-'u It 30, pig* and
light.*. $1" it 0.26
Sheep to cars; steady tup lamhs,
sl4 M» y-arlinga. $124/13, wethers,
sl?ti?in6i> .ws s"i/9 7ft.
t'ulx es: $5 fr / si>.
< tlf< \(.O I,IVK XTIM K.
CHIC.VH > Jnn 12.- Hors: Re*
• elpls. 27,000 marekt strong. F. to
la, higher, mixed and butchers
$lO 2011 10 75 g.M.d hen\ y. $lO 401?
1?>70, muiih ti'iivy, $10.34*1 I" l f ’.
light $ * foil? I•» sft. pigs. $7,751?'* i«0
(‘attic Receipts. 2,5u0 market
strong beeves. $7.75 0 11. s4; •<> w s
aml 11» if>• i • $ 4.4 H ull Ts \a ns s**•>"
1/ ' 1 2ft; ,|l\. ». $0.75(t 14.2 • She. p
It* elpts 16.004; mark't ml' tut
ttVe. $• .«>'»( 10 50; western. s!*.lJo 4r
lp.fi:., lambs, stl,:.olf 14 10 western
sll 7ft b 11.1 ft
I I.KVi;I,4MI l.ivr, STOI K
CLEVELAND. tthlo. .lan 12 H• **
It. »ipt t fttiii. active t«> 1 tic higher
yorker*. $1".90. mixed. $10.9.ft. tn< i?
urn .. *1 ' pigs $1"; rough t. $9.7.
stags. $6.7*1. rattle *
cars, active. Sheep and lambs It
cel pts. * cars, strong -ft. higher,
top. $1 t 25 ' a1 v * lie. ipt*.
at r«HK top. SII 5"
Tt»i i;ni» ii \i; » nit k
Till,l i>t i, lan 12 llog*: Rrieip'-*.
llgi.t, mat k• i I't.il.ftt high'r. he.-tvt*-*.
11l all to no m tl" a. ./ ii
■v I t kt'l • t 1 " (10 '• K . I c • $0 Oft
i i'' . - si t " 1.. Sh« > p an I
lambs st> tdy
\4.44 4 t (44 K 4 H4»l»l * K.
NEV V< *»‘ K tan 1 2 FI ui 1
and ii Ti - e,t lei Pork Steady: mess.
$32 ‘u 22 ft»t 1..i >1 'fillet middle \v> xt
■pot sls (Off 15.74 Sun a/ Raw.
•teadv , -nirifugal 96 test. *7. 71*
rnuacovado, X 9 test. $402 : refined,
t• -■ <1 > tut loaf. s7.l*t». crushed $7 7ft:
powdcrmi $6.75: granulated. s*. 75
r, 60. t(fT« • Rio No. 7 "»i spot. 10c.
Tallow St* aily -p* < lal, 11 **{■; city.
1 » 4 e. countrv. ll'ull'-c llav Firm:
No. 1 $1 ill 05 N". 3. 10 t? 67 **c. elo
x '-t *l7 ■>( ftfti Pressed poultry
Steady turk'-vs, 20',i:!2<'' chickens. 16
'( 42c. fowls !3• 2 It': ducks, 120 23c.
Flv. louliry 1' -*i (-'»--e, IS-*, k*» -.
lucks, .'i " .2' ; fowl.-. I i'll 23c. tur
i<e\ I*. f" t, 1 ft" . chicken-*,
broiler 7 ( 2'b <'he. Steady:
“tm. milk ccmnion to specials, 2""
2ic; skims. coniJiK'n to specials. 11 y
21 c.
... 1.1 - —..1 m . 1,.. i
j Produce ||
The produ e market pr«gented th*
snn.e firm appearance this morning
as has been characteristic of late
Tb«- to arest nppr. ,ii b to a break n
the line was in poultry which for
the first time tn several wc<gs fail'd
t" wholly 1.-an up on Thui-tiay. Th*
■ nrry ov. r was small. Imw"* *>r, an.)
cnnsrlttit <1 the entire offertnga sot
early l.uvers, so thnt ttir fact v>
|..t >■ girded as Imnyutiint. and mt
change tn prices follow *«l The col l
'eathet affc.fing th' receipts >f
fr>‘*'i g»-- adverse!' f**ess*.d .-alies
are very Irm but only- fancy s'
• eg- outside figures Tlo and o ml
for rabbits has been better than th*
Mtpply f"i a diy ot so and sh.-it
mark't t- burdening a little.
Apples ft OR 45k per t/b*. for
hop'*- ind s<>(s( for tnney.
Ilnn.inna Good caipplng atock.
$2 a b inch.
Ite-m* lie . and "m, tb
('aht-iire *7 bbh. new t'allfornla.
$ 4 77 if 7 | • / crate.
4 hee*e \f hI vi n flats. 72M;C New
T<»rk. 2t domeatlc JTC’ftSc,
Imported swlsa, b ’bio*'; i tick cream
23 ,e. lona horns, 24kic; daisies. 2 %(,
(f 21 4c Ih
C'rsiitM-rdrt I.ate Hnw»a, $9 250
ISO |» I th' $3 2 ti hn.
Dressed 4 nixes ynney. lXlflOc,
No. 2, I6 1? I7 c pe l It.
Ir. »li v« u< tnhlcs Green peppers
60c basket; radishes. 15lt 4w do* :
parcley. 20'£»2#'’ a<r . cucumbers,
hot hou .»*. tan 2.25. carrot.- 11.2 ft pe.-
no P-u y- sprouta. »0022 c ut.;
« e|e*y. 26 0 3ft* do/.. ’Florida toma
toes, 14. • o t>et k-basket crate; cauli
flower, $3 per d"*.
i.rape I'rai; $t50''2.75 per crate
Honey Fane* white. I<j/I7c. e*-
tracted, 9\il a. lh
Hay Detroit hlppera are pnv.n*
th» f tb tr*rtg | rlc » f»■ r la! dha m
car lota f i». h I'etrott: No t timo
thy, $1 ..ftiu 'ft. standard timothy.
sl3 50iit4 Mg tit mtve<l sl3 50014;
No 2 : im.»thr sl2'dl3: No. 1 mixed
sl3 ftuti It No 2 mixed. slOOll. No.
1 clov*■ r. sl3l-13 6" rye -trsw $9 s<>
010. wluut ivnd nut traW. $8.60011
per ton
l.rmons I'. 7 i 2ft per bo*,
l imes $; KIR $1 per 100.
\st» W.-ilnuts. fOirllc. tlmonds.
19 (f 20c; filberts ixvrJQc Braatls.
llAtlr necsn* 150 17-- per th.
Omttwes - Navels. f3?fti|3.7s Flor
Ida. $2YtMr4 b,.\.
Onlims $4 75 p> r l'*o.|h *«■ k
Pp.unlsh $t 15 per i
Pot a toes Mlchlgnn car lots In
-bag- $! 7ftil i 15 bu ; new I?«rmudas,
$lO per bid . $3 50 per bu
Powltry Springs. 2!' light,
springs, to if 21, , fancy hens. 19 u n<
rmdtum bens 17 ii 16«-; No 2 h- • "
Iftit 16c roosters. 12 ft 14c; g'-ci' 2’’ /
11c; ducks. 23024 c; turkeys, 2“ Hi 2**'
per th Drcaacd sprIPKH. 7c;
nens. 16 0 21c; geese, 14 0 ?0c duck.
24ii25c; turkevs 20ir30c p«-r Ih
llnhhlts $2 03 25 per d"*
6w*fl I'ntatoe* —ueraevs. alln dr'ed,
S3 per ciate.
Mortuary
ATM 0011 bill 11. Mattie l-li.vot
wl f. ~f M. O Atwood Funeral
*e- v*-»- • i rum rcstd* nee, 4.*t Tt# and
dlif-avc . I-in. 13. at 1 30 p m
4< (i rI a! drlv nt e
HK.II/.1M4 In 10, George, at resi
dence. i.ft Wahash-ave., belov>d
son of Mr and Mrs August !!■ rit
and dear brother of Mis a. New
man, f hart's, Arthur. Mrs .1
l.etch Vatlte, Alb Art and .Inmes
Her*"g. Funeral from residence
Mstnr*tM\-. 4 to a. m.. and to St Vln
c* nt s ( bur, h. 9 a m.
Tl IHIKKPOT lan 11. Mar* Inn.
widow of the tale Charles Pudde
fo"t, tieloced sister 'f .Tames Dovet,
Mr latnes A Mart- dnd Mr? \
F. F. Smith. Funeral from re*t
.truce Saturdav at 3 20 p m In
terment m RlmwniMl ••cmetery.
Mortuary
llt WIN .suddenly , bin 10. 191 7. Is -
Irwin, father of Mrs A F Merrill.
Mrs M I’. Fehluchte? Mr* T f
i'hH<M- l-'um r.il s* r\i< * " from ■ Imp
el ot William It. Hamilton At <'<>., 2fi
26 Klltabeth-at. west, Saturday 1«t
2 p. m
JOHAsuv lan 11. 1917. 4 t parents'
residence. 296 Mllltury-ave. .lames,
aged tliiee yeuis. d'-arly beloved
son of Menrv nod Mary Johnson
and grandson of Mrs I'athertne
Murat. j urn-ral private Saturday
n fternoon
41 ill 4> bin 11. Peter at tils rest
«lince, 3"4 Trumbull ava., bel vd
huet>ar-d of Catherine, father of
I >hu. Mnry, N* III*-, Kate and Sister
Msty Kvangyllst of Alhuuueiqu*.
New M'-xlcf., Funeral from rest
denee Sat irdsy morning al * 30 and
Holy T-inttv church n t ft. via auto
to Ml Elliott cemetery.
M iH'GRI liin 10. 1917, m her
residence 70 Nattonal-ave., Kllsa
beth. id.<*d 71 years, wife
of John Mahoney, aunt of Mlnard
H Condon. Funeral from reatdence
Saturday nt 2 p. tn
3$ 4\ t Cl, le "ie in her h"***#*, 544
FeriMfTand -ave . Jan 11. beloved
wife of Joseph Matin'l. mother of
Georg* rimer and nd'th Manuel,
Funeral from home Monday, Jan.
16, at 2 p. m.
tl. If MM ID —>I*ll
Superintendents, Foremen and
Otlice Managers
Others gin making lug money selling
our close-in lots in th*lr »par*r
time. Why not you? Conte In and
talk it oxu-r with us.
MU. JACKSON’
;" IVnobwcot Hidg
HA t -17 -x' V who can e• II 1 *•■ 11 oi t lots
at sl7'. and nn l'-r on • usy terms.
Call > l Vnoh.Kiit t*l*fg
A Gi.ft .MAN <>*' good habit high
ambition and to at appearance to 1
team tb*' real estate businc.-s. We ;
pay most liberal > otnmiss ontt and
lend a "s! ,10 * w htl> learning. Ap
ply al* man.w;ei
Wil l. ST .UHIX A- CO.
.01
1917 WILL HE DETUOIT'S
HKiCKST YEAR
new organization needs a few
g ,and a I st/ieti *xltti or w ithout real
experience We giV V
p«rs*>nal n-t action and you can
mas money if you ate 11 work
er. Sturt noxx and get ydur share
if ! t.-trf.it * prosper!* y.
MR. JAC KSON
2230 I'cnobsc-'t Uldß.
_ _ *J
Ol'lt r> g ilar 1 our «• r-dip *d to Jft"
Careful, Individual 1. sttuctlon Day
and night clr.ssca Tools. «tc fuin
>shcd l*oSlU"fl9 SI cured Spe'Mal
itiduccint-ni for present class of
■ n men now form.ok \N rite or
call.
NATIONAL At 'TOMOMILK HCHOOIs.
734 Wood ward *nvc„ Detroit
AVKI.I'KI! M 171 IT. bust let on cyHn
«J* 1 j r*.Cu?ttd7i w rk. 1 trrknry tsit*-.
I9j(» East Jeff*'rs<>n.
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS
I noaii that literally and positively
To the salesman or the salesman
*tlll in the making, w*. are in u
position to offer what might he
your life's -opportunity We look
for 1917 to ptove n wide open real
estate ><»*(, and we fitted our
selves tn regards to pmpertle« ac
.ortl'nglv. Mxixvever. jour suci-ess
in ttii* business will depend m >r<
*>n the methods, the help, tco* hing
nn 1 ion extend* I you >\
the firm you connect with than bx
their proper tie* Through experi
ence and past 1 - suits I will assure
the spec* that xxill rstahlish tills
as your opportunity if *ng<« and
h me. j.rox dm. v oil inve -t .9 r> 1-
sonable part of xour working time,
and sh"W an ambition t" barn. <>ur
imthod or l.c'p through superln
t*nd<rt*- and automobile is but a
part "f out w ii> 1 G co-operati n.
Gilmore & Chavenelle
HDI VtHM >N* Mft N \Gi:is.
413 MAM.NM'NI* MI.DG
FT.AHTRRTNG mid cm * t work done
on short notice ("all ft: limit 1 4 38-
K
nnr W4vrKn-ri >*4t K
"Telephone
operators
WANTED
Owing to the eonstant.lv in
creasing number of calls, we
require additional operators.;
Pay while learning. Advance
ment rapid. Permanent posi
tions. Apply between hours of
9 a. m. and 9 p. m. Otk rators'
School, Michigan State Tele
phone Company, corner John
Tv ;»n<l Madison.
LADY SUPERINTENDENT
He have an opening in our Sub
division Dept, for a good, wide
awake lady, to take charge.
Also some good women sales
men. We a»v selling the
Stephenson properties along
the new car line north of the
Ford factory and can promise
you a good opportunity. One
with a machine is preferred.
Ask for Mr. Trebein.
GFHRKK & JENSEN
1112 Woodward Ave.
roH * 41.1: —him k.i,i.4m:oi and
< .ft ft! HUM" ;17 PIANO 1«" |133; rich
mahogany; thoroughly modern; was
s34)ti full 7' - ! ( toft - sp|. inlid j
condition Hmn't pay ments. Act j
Ifhni' 'liatcly 1 lltlN.N i.I.L Ilia'S...
24 5 Woodxvard.
ROt'MH ■ rnltut
plctn, $1 wrt-k Xumnir M'cb A- 4th
gTORAOF, furniture, nr.irb new bar
gain p-tc*> Sumner t'o.. Mich A 4th.
SODA FOUNTAIN
STORE FIXTURES
Huy dir < • from nianufa turc?
ftVc .»* rv th- Inigcat line *• f *?tlOW
f'AHF-’ ror\Ti;ilS. HMFI VINO.
W\T.I r IS. FT .dull I‘MftU AND
JtTM’I.AV C.\<--KS. ETC. M th«- city.
W»- in ctiiiv ii", floor!* ( fto don ‘"luar**
f* **'> t mannfActurr unr goods
"Quallt 'nil **r I , •«• •* <>ur 9itfcM*,"
’ 1 ui*' CadH -n 47' ; f"i *.il*mn»n,
DKT. STORE FIXTURE CO.,
!f>-.°»o Catherine, Near Antoine
Typewriters— Models
4 t’ndrt wood Coronn.
Ib-yal Hniitli. Remington,
wJiJjilt fin to $56, ,*r rent tl to
Jnstij.r tvi’k cb,
tmKSCjjfi l inn T«t rtiin nv*, n*‘*»r
Woodxx urd Main 416$
MCHIC SK»X It A Rt} \IN stetu. ma
hf'g/tnx *>a«c 21x2* Itu li# plays
1 ft- 1 rich dl*"s. i-ost s*ft tu w tn-
IvMitnry prl ** this week sl.ft xx-ltn 2
*lo**-fi tun*-s inr).*d* and iIttIXNKM,
l»Rt*M HRAN‘II 57 Monro*'.
FOR ftAI.K—»IIM i:i,l A\K(ll »
SOI >A H U NTAIN! n*w U 4 IW 1
itum tables Htot. fin ntture cof
fee urnji Easy tcrmi G* o M»r»b
Cos. JO East At wafer rt Main 47H
1 v ppwritor Bargains
116 to S6O <ll l •• • t from factory. easy
t- mi h \'S DRR XV o< >D. ROYAL,
CORONA. etc. Rtntini f! SO up
I-ergrbt a lock In city. U. R TYPE*
WRITING GO. Cadillac 4695 , 7
Cainpu* Martlu*. next Det. opera
house.
KINO Kit PI 'NO Only IKI. Via* »27 f.
line walnut, modern In every detail;
HWt-et t .».*», Easy tanna. Rare op.
purtunity for nnb'k buyer. Call <>r
write at >,|ic t ,KI WELL HROS.*
BRANCH. .7 Moprne
hot water front
high warming <l< set. 132® Six
teenth f’li n< \V limit 1 SI*J,
AMI . \(.l AM; I AII XI.K
ACM i' <* >ri'it • mi i >tn warvhouao.
Storage. moving M 899 11 Oilman.
CENTPXI. STORAGE CO., moving
racklr ' fireproof; rat* * right Mo
tor van- for suburban moving
Phone Cadillac «9
ROKIII. imo ■ storage, Cartage and
Parkin.- >fflce, 162 Alfred Ridge 8»8
PARTY MiIVI NO to P*allfornla can
r*-m | *rt r,i oar Central storage
Cos . C ’ M-i f.9.
W - '■ a-i:■ ■=■-; .j.;r=r~
FOR *• \l "•" iIbSIDKSICK PWoPtCWTY
'I Brick Veneer 2-Flats
V, bl<>< k fl Jefferson. 5 room** and
inn par!, r, >k<t** roofa and flre
plu< * I. i *<■ plug.' These building*
ur< brand new. with side drive, on
terms i "no downy balance very
easy terms J
C. L. lAOCSON
642 Drexel B 1 and. Hi. 20M
Modern Bungalow, SO3B
Ai i Min II m> . /on'ainlng six room*
and *ut h Prlo*. includes ail ma
i , i No 'A i t>' of lum
l>. r Qui. Kl.. ••r-,t<d Complete
tnfoimati.’n itid catalogue showing
i> luitnlrif! i tor houses, at 607
Fot.l -big Phone M tin .7660.
H-Room Flat Taylor
Ulo.-li w - t f Uamilton-hlvd This
flat v. 11l i> 1• * you. Double ga
rni « ry.-'V ini. up to the minute.
Ri'-S-lt (*TH *'< INSTRUCTION CO..
I't •. 7 Majestic Rldur
Ch*-rr' 2154. Market 5610
Teamilv aTautment
$ 15,000—EASY TERMS
Tli * is th<' best buy in the northwest
s«' tion. ttier#- .ir> four apartmenta
I m md bath each; one
'C'lc i ni.nt of . i .oma and bath
Uit"l v.-ne.r nub '.•* *t grad,.* oak
• .r it finlsii. i-tesm heat, built
■ t;l> t\v> vi a; n ami in perfect ron
[ <li> n, n* w iitui for sl.'• 4 0 per
\ . w ran M t his bat gain
w*,fh t.i.0f.0 i .i h .'t-n.l 1500 per v* ar
mill '.nf■ !••■ t on inf balance. This
b'uibllt c must b. sold this month
n> i leaving for Vlaska.
Realty Exchange
124* p n. h <rt Ride Cadillac 2093
PlirN’Kl/ f' i\cd str.*• t. modern bun
gab wit full' dim or ited I'.Oy down.
Mu r r. IP. Kory 2786 or 232-J.
BK WICK \\ 1: . No*. 1489 and 1101.
•lust completed. :: minutes - walk to
• it Übui down, tin lance on easy
t.rms. Ruth. gas. water, sewer*
end ~.ii.. ‘rer-rge | 7 Hrie.lfoart,
•.-■'l Krec Press RI.Ik Main 47«7.
MONTCLAIR AVE.
Two four-fun-illy brick veneer. (Ivn
rooms .uni i uth each Hat. IncoPlo
SI o monthly each building: will
*♦•11 *m small ternif or will t-x
--chai- fur anything I citn use,
HAMILTON AVE.
1700 down, two-family brick veneer,
rooms and bath ♦.■arh, thoroughly
modern; b t 35x156; this is a bar
gain.
■ sr.6<» il«t\\ n hujM two-family flat. flv-e
toon i ami bath each: full base
nii-ni. nt’|i|iiutt furnace for each. ’*j
block from Jefferson. this Ik a
bar-rain
jI) block north of Jefferson. nrrnl*
bungalow. 7 rnnnu and bath, full
bari'-ntf-rt, hot-.xir side drlva;
this can 1 bought on $• *,o down,
SEMI-BUNGALOW
dpkxel. poplin i;mi:vsi«n- jives
, 7-room t* rni-hurgnlow, brsnd new,
full !vt •o rrv-nt. hot-ell furnace
TV. < .11 e !*•-.» tit i» ■s* f will 'll 11. is
1
$750 DOWN
C. L. JACKSON *
ft 2 Drexel Yl vd
I'hnnc Iflrkrtfy 2655.
EAST SIDE BUNGALOW
Now. mod r»- wn> i b v city, will
s»il t mi.fb-o $777* will handle.
See
tV I! V J -M I Till
701 T’r.t V !:• End. .'SOS.
N \ PS
1 i.r ». '• ’-famli' tir»t off Ker
ri * val tin* ' JI 2.Sun: »*rr e.
Two-!at lily '■ in t «a-" id- rental
JOHN P. HEIII
m-iill ><• *' 7 !•.!'.> ! *iim t.anl< Rldg.
T\\i)4'A MILY FLATS
Th ii \\ 1,1 on. rsi'u'. Pliila
d. dpi .1, t) <a >; to,,nd 111 iT. St.SS’t
Ca.«l' r. a ’ I”' t mi' Tt *I %,
McPherson Bros. & ro.
171 P»Jt' be* and P'-lf * ‘ad 730.
WARREN WEST
FOUR-FAMILY FLAT
Frame. I room a in • at-b apartment.
' annual r nt- I ■ a $1 "S Price IV
2bo payment off 1.2"• * down w"l
hantlb Sot* owner
JOHN PRITOW. JR.
I Cadillac l Fit* *25 Hint* Hank Rldar.
North Woodward Two-Flat
$7,500 - Part ('ash
Thin modern, brlrk veneer two-tint. 5
room* nmi bath, beet grade tn k
flout« ami finish iiond necorgtlon*
Hllll fixture -tr-es in paved. We
. <n a 1 ■ ke g.to.i t<rm«.
Northwest Five-Apartment
$15,000- $5,000 Cash
Balance SSOO Per Year
This In the best buy on Ihc north
west «'de. mil.,! h* ■*otd by the 15th
I of tb j ■ month Will ttb"«v better
than I. pel et nt tut. S--« thin at
(IflCe
Frisch kom Realty Exchange
I- it; \ t i; - firm eeryright down
town cheap for > ash, <'ull Padilla--
77 - M.
THOMAS BROS.
HAVE MOVED TO
412 Farwell Bldg.
Griswold Near Grand River
Real Estate Service
LOANS, INSURANCE
May we »>e favored
with your inquiries?
Mew Fhone Cherry 4394
Co-operatton or Brokara Solicited.
Open Saturday and Sunday
2 to 5, 418 Drexel
Payed «tr-ri, a modern bungalow,
ready to move Into: at bargain
price |f sold today. Very easy
t«im« Builder md owner, lib k*
i m v ;7«i, or 232-L
KOM % IIK—HI'XIIKM K laKOl a KOI a KN'V Y
PHILIP AVE.
$1,250 DOWN
T'vo-family. 5 room* and -tun piirlor. |
flrcplaer, tit* am beat, double gu
ruge ,nd side drive In $66 pel
month including s<ii-<n» f-r both
tbits This flat 1* pruetoalP new.
You will have to huiry
C. L. JACKSON
642 Drexel Blvd Hi. 2085 ;
PHILIP-AVE RI’NGA I,i )W. pit veil
atri et Hit-place (700 down, i »wn- 1
er, Hickory 273 ii or 282-.1.
TWO-FAMILY FLAT
#SOO DOWN
6 room* and bath e.-irh, full bat*-
ment, separate fu-nt<:« f* r -ach.
with aide drive, bio. k oft of K'aat
Jefferg-li The s«- building* .ire
practically n<-yv Must be .'■old at j
once
C. L. JACKSON
642 Drexel Blvd. Hi. 2085
COPLIN. n-or icfferson modern bun
gal ow. fully de.-orated f>ou down.
Owner, Hickory 2'ki; m '212-.1
KOM I4LM—t \i 1M tula
AAA.AAA A A \ A A
PALMER WOODS
Very desirable lota for rule m tl «
high-i lae» aubdlvlaion M F.
LAVOHLTN. 10'2C Dime Rank Rldg
MUST SELL
My I-famtD flat, eolld brick and tlb
close to Ford'a <>n Wavarly-ave 4
roonia »-arh. P onfl. cash.
balance stis pet month
G. A. DE LONG
Cadillac 4713-7 123 .cf* Second-nve
BARGAINS IN VACANT
20x10«, KnM Jefferaon . #l.*i7'
35*111. I'hilllp 1.125
30xin*. Kantlawn 1.
The Marantette Raker Company, 332-
4-4 Peni t aeot Rldg Main 57 41.
TEN LOTS
In a really dandy section In the West
Jefferson-live, s-'etion; all Imnrove
rnenta now in: well restricted; lots
nvi rage 30*130: nan sell thenn this
week for sH,'io each anil can arrange
terms; tins i* n fine proposition for
conservative builders and invest- |
■ irs, can handle separately.
HKUHF.RT K. MKHIIITT.
91 f* Me lestlc ntdg Cadillac o<i«.
LANE A VE. B A R(»A INS
Nine 36-toot lot . dep'Ji IIV ft single,
Iwo or four-flat ‘ $1,200 each.
Small euuity < iietclocV. lot,' 11.
50x460 FEET
oi west side, 3 blocks from Ttroile
vsrd, t»etw->en Michigan and 3\'ar
r» n. excellent for almost any pur
pose SIOO6 takes it. SI,OOO CS*h
bn -01 >•« It S< e
JOHN M. WELCH & SONS
511 Dime Rank Rblg Cherry 1316
NEW ROYAL OAK CAR LINE
WANTED—Parties with SIOO
on Mniin t<a join rs in thv:
rTTRTTAsr: nr ro rnr.
SFBDIVIDING. ADJGTNMNi; <** »T.-
ONV HOMES HCBDIVIHIDN «'F 11.
A. JONES * «•»■>. WILL MAKE' YOF.
oTKit r.onc' act Qi'P'KLV. ad-
DRESS R* »X 03. TIMES.
A CHANCE TO MAKE $3,000
in 1 month- i guarantee thlr to
b-‘ S2O a foot under the next low
est price us frontage on Mamllton
b!\ r... Highland I’ark. I have mini
Insid- Information regarding this
propel ty that you should have to
appreciate Its wonderful p. sibili
♦ b-s. M r cm It money and
must ro ll uuickly.
R. K. TRIX
]6J2 Koid Rldg. Main 5!M'6.
two lots on i,am., xi:aii l.vw.v
11ALE. 'bix It 6, I 'AOiNi; TWO
STREETS. ALL tMf’TR'iVKMENTS
RESTRICTED. I’RR’E $1 lOaE.M’H.
Ml If.DKß**' SN M' in / I N
J
THOMAS BROS.
HAVE MOVED TO
412 Farwell Bldg
Griswold, Near Grand River
Real Estate Service
LOANS, INSURANCE
May we be favored
with your inquiries?
New Phone Cherry 439 i
Co-opcration of Uiokers Solicited.
IIIMMAX UPiMIHTI ,MT»E!V
NEW ROYAL OAK CAR LINE
WANTED Parties with SIOO
or MoRK To JOIN EH IN FIIE
iTRcu \si; oi acres for
SI’RDI VII UNO. « .1- IN INC. for.
II.NV homes Sl.’R! >IV IHR i\ OK U.
\ JONES A CO. WILL AiaivL Aor
OVER A6mc* 1 a'CT 'VIR-L LA M»-
DRESS IK i.\ Hi. Tl MLS.
B=
I’KH'iiy «i
NOTICE—If any P<'''r girl t* in
trouble, needing u<!Ni'-e fibi ' ti p
or help, write or cull n *1 'HI.-
TART M A FtCJ A RET DC FEY 1017
Eor»-ai w Saiva* 1 n * rnv
Mi l, » ill HX
FOR sale t ii • - irn
drained mv miles neriheast . ' I'op
tlae, WOUItP nui ke ;i grm.i st- k
I farm irb e $1 •; u 6 \ .
I as lioonty. Pontiac. Mb-h , n Hit* 1
; FARM buyers send fu- • P p« - • ■
Btlllftln " It’* fr> - 5'
' W. C. Piper. Holden bldg. Do t
171 ACRKV RES r i ' v . I
I farm, near :n - ttb>n James
Rulbiek. Rushf -?> M h.
71 ACRES best lend fn* v
near Sa '• m <t aI (• m * *x\ r- • Jin-
I Rulloek. Ru-hton. M- h
■r*IXKM OProHTt MIIM
Bookkeeping, and Auditing
Can takt* on several more sets oi hooks. V\ ill audit, open or
adjust Hooks and |<cep in >rood business shape, calling daily
or as needed. You should know your financial condition.
Small charge for mv services.
J. W. FARRINGTON
1307 Majestic Bldg. Phone Cherry 2134
rOM mi i:—MHMI
SACRIFICE
46 acres. I nitle» from Marin* City,
Ml, h XVIII consider good land eon
trxrt or 'lty property. Wa have
ofh*r good fairns for »«|a or «*-
<hange 6*« UN for bargain*.
Miritp; xn land co ,
U 7 Free Pr* » Rld» Cud. «31«.
t — 1 1 1 *- i ii i—i iiii——
MO.XEI Ttt 1.0 XXI
LA NDCONTKAt TS
BOUGHT AND SOLD,
MARION
«t« CRAM Cl M '’Aiv till
3*> Money 3%
T<* bulhl, to i'*y off mortgage, to buy;
let us explain ame to y«*u. Either
writ r or call, Co-Operative League
of America. 1550 I’anobacot bldf.
WE BUY
1-AA’D <7ON’fRACTS
means a wade
1130 Majestic bM«.
NEW ROYAL OAK CAR LINE
WANTED—Parties with SIOO
Dll MORE to JOIN U* IN THK
PT'RCIIAPK OF 20 ACRES FOR
SUBDIVIDING, ADJOINING COL
ONY HOMES SinRDIVIgION OF H.
A JONES * CO ; WILL MAKE YOU
OVTTI r .an<-; X*T Ot’ICKT,Y.0 t ’ICKT,Y. AD
DRESS BOX 92. TIMES.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON VACANT LOTS
Liberal loans nn real estate, second
mortgage realty loans, will buy
«•<! ti 1 1 1* .* In vacant lot* and Im
proved property.
EBERT, 309 Majestic Rldg.
CONSTRUCTION LOANS—L tbe ra 1
amount*. J F Weber. 204 Gratiot.
Land Contracts Bought
(Riick and satisfactory deals
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldff.
Land Contracts Bought
Quick and satisfactory deals.
EBERT, 309 Maestic Bldg.
WE BUY LAND CONTRACTS.
Detroit Land Contract Cos.
613-813 Hammond Bldg Cad S»HL
nt: XI. KST ATE Ttt EXCHANQK
80 ACRES. 2 mile* from Ypsllantl.
good amt. fair building*. Onlv
1 4 T iciea, near Holly, good building*
and fin<<*s Plenty fruit; $4,660;
i take ftitrnit property.
240 in re .**, west of Orion, fair build
ing good femes, fine stock f»rm:
*2» 60*). in luding stork and tool*.
Take good Incoin# property.
5 ai*i i'M with comfortable buildings,
-mile front Rochester electric. A
snap at $f,200, SI.OOO down
BROOKS & NEWTON
W ITH GIT MORE A CHAVF.NELLE.
, 412 HAMMOND BT.DG MAIN 4*75.
TO RRNl*—nooifa
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Cor. Larnert and Hates-st*. Make yoar
b(*me for the wtnter at the Hotel
Franklin. Special weekly rataa
from $4 to lit).
i ROOM TO RENT, suitable for two.
I IP * house ,-ast •• f Woodward, next
door to Duplex theater. 3077 East
< ,i nnd-hp'd,
Hannan Rental Agency
A free list of houses and flats. Call
, In per*nn at the oldest and largest
i real estate exchange In Michigan.
1 MeGBAXV Ht.DG
r .Trr-r-g. .-7
BOXHD X Ml ROOMS
H'HIID AND RO< »M for working tdau
or boy. Phone Wal. <ls-J.
Ill: XI. ESTATE. orrOKTI'NITIES
f DON’T SHOP
for th'i* liou-e or lot wthout
DICKINSON’S GUIDE
in your pocket. Mailed <>n reqtieat.
Department T. Dickinson’s. Detroit.
Land Contracts Bought
Will pay cash for vacant lots,
houses, flats and equities In
Real Estate. Quick deals a
specialty.
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
ion mii: on i:\(iiiM,i;
>'T< M'K (>K CJfl( h’KRI Ef*. shoe*, no
tion*. Invoice s.>.onn Two-story
brick ImilillnK «Oxir,o. will ex
«■ hanif* for ko.hl farm
\TiriuCJ iv l \\t» rn„
(' id fiM* 417 Free Pros* niil*.
me \ ’ TIFt !, 1 l -Al’A FtTMF.XT
«h< v. • *ift income of 1(» pH- i ent.
Wi'l n<TO|it kihhl Itml contract or
v i 0.l farm for rant* . Also have*
K"ot1 stook of poods for crn.-rnl
m< rohandlsa m small town which
will exchange for small fnrm or
tn+>trnri.
MICHIGAN KANO CO.
csrtiiiuc
w a \ 11:i>—m i:\i ii \ m;i:
CASH
FOR FCRMTT RE
LAREAU
MAIN 2901
UAHKimilll A— Hill 1.1.1 MKIII '
CASH for .1,1 false teeth. K"H crowoa.
broken lewelrv. <1 amon'le. watchea.
etc., full iilu. i>aht I.iberty Rf|f.
Cos., 97 Wooilw and. 4th floor elevator.
Hilt Mil:—Molont ICLKI
“GARAGE. *46.55 ~
Prompt r 1 M> nt un,j <iuJ» k erection
mnke this Aln.hlln parace a bar
gain ?' r farther Information call
Jin: bl:la Phone Main JIN.
Millt K.
!.. \\ in It Mu> C.-n ern Take
n,,'i.. il a* <>n T* c»dav, tin ’"rd. A.
11 1 17 t I n k u. itj., K ihtrru
- ~ 1 nr.. i !|7 -1 I Ml -hi pan
, *, th' if> of l>rtroll, nil articles
or I In*- numbered f r.>m No, 1S0*«
t,, ;. > left in |.#«n with Stetn
be< . i I, nil i'fTk >• of Ihe *'lf v .4*t, 1 *e«
, • i
it, o, ii a • oritan. ■ with Chapter
iS'4-ti.o- V of l'»i>» Compiled
i iV’f innn.'e sos 'll., cltv of Detroit.
<1 FIN UK Iti 4 -S |>MN OFFICE.
HY u 1.1 l - IKIXHtJUi.
ASCHKit Xii Sit Atutioneer.
111 XIXIX tHTORTI XIIIKI
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