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fl«.borr 171 It)
m-o 111 H
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Track Ik »o
Hodv Cos . 74 10
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Quotation* by Ifnrwblowsr a Weeks
Mar #•; Op«ei High Law Ooee
Aina Rubber . 49% T >% **% 74
Alaabe Geld . •% •% •% *
Allta Che lie .31% 3»% 3«% >«%
Do. pf« ... »•% *•% ••% »‘H
Am Agn c .. #i »t *1 ®i
Am Gan. com ««\ OS 4«% 4»%
Am. CAP... 7® 70% 7® “•%
Do. afd .. 111% H«% M®% •>•%
Am. t'ottoa (Ml (4 4 4 44 44
Am. It A U 14% US 14% U%
Ho. pfd ... IT •»% ®T I®%
Am tacflia .. 71% 73% 71 .1%
Am Smell. t®*% 193% !•*% 1®4%
Am Muftr Rr lll’i 114% Itl% t> 4 %
Am 7.1n. 34% t«% *•% **%
Am B*-*t Mug *4 •*
Am T A T.. ..137% 137% 1J7% 137%
ab. Woe lea . 4®% 41% 4®% 38%
Ana* ond* .... **% •*% •*% •* %
At. h aon .. 1®4% t®4% I®4 % IH\
At O A W I 113 114% 113% 117%
Haiti win Ixxo. *l% *7% «®% *> %
B AO 7»% «"% 7a% It*
Beth Steel ..144 14« 144 144
('lea* H 134% U* 133% 13®
Butte A B>>P . . 4• % 4® * 4® % 44%
('a)if. Pet .... 33% 31% 71% 73 %
00. rfd 43% 43% M% 47%
Can Pec l«*% t®< l«l\ »««
cent. I>*eth .. ®t % *3% *1 ®1
Chea A Onto.. 10% 41V% ••% ®*%
Chi Ot Weat. 11% 13% 13% 17%
Cos. pfd. ... 34% 3® *4% 1*
Oil AWeeat 117% 11«% 117% 11*%
( M Ait P 13 % »« \ » ; % »*%
i'*htle Cop ... 34% 74 , 24% 74%
('hire i.hv .. ®7 47 % 47 i-%
Colo. Fuel . . S3 41 ■* 41% 41%
’oat. Can »» **
r'uban A dug .1M I®o% '** 13 ( '%,
c.->n Oea . 11l 133 1?» 173
Cora Prd. Ref 35% 7«%
Do. Pfd. .. 107% I** 1*7%
Crucible St ce *»% 70% «»% *»%
Cuban C Sue 47% 17% *•% 4 %
Den A Rio O .
iMatl tiers Sec 30% 70% 70 30
iMme Mines .11% l®% I*S 13%
fcrle com . 34% 30% 31% 10
l>o lat pM 43% 41% 43% 42% j
Do 3nd pfd »«% 34% 34% 34%
(Ten r.le* 1(( 1««% 144 1««%
General M>t 11*% 131% 11*% 12 / '%
B r Good R. *5% 44% 44% 44%
OL North pfd 114% 114% 114% 114%
04 North Ore IS 14 34% 34%
Green ('an .. 43% 41*, 41% 47%
Illinois Cent .1*4% 1*4% 1*4% 104%
Inspire. Cop 41% 41% 41% 41%
Int Mer Mar 12% 31% 23% 31%
Dop fd .. *l% *l% *O% ••%
Int. Here S J 114% 114% 114% 114%
lat Here. Cor 7*% 74% 74% <•%
Int. Nickel ..41% 44% 43% 43%
Int. Paper .. 44% 44% 44 44
K*necott Cop 44% 44% 44 44%
Lack Steel Cos 31% •'% 34% *4%
Lehigh Val . . 7! 71% 71 71
Ur Tlr» Rub 32% 32% 33% 22%
Louie A Nash 124% ll® 131% 12*%
Maxwell Mot. 53% 54 53% 11%
Do lat pfd . 40 4* 49 49
Do 2nd Pfd. 13% 34% !S% 14%
Mex Pet .... 90 91 % *9% 01
Miami Cop . 40% 41% 40% 41
Mies Pec new 90% 31% 10% 31%
M . K A T cm 0% 9% 9% 9%
Montane Pow I*4 104 I*4 I®4
National
N' En A St . 34 35% 34 34%
Nevada Cons 34 34% 24 J 4
VT,N HA H 44% 44% 44 44%
North Amer . 41 it 4* it
Nor A West 133% 114% 133% llt%
North. Pec . 104 104% 1*5% 105%
V T Cent ... *7% 9t% 97% 9*
N T. O A VI . 25% 24% 24% 34%
Owen Ffc.t A M 10® 1»0 99 99%
Pec Mall ... 21% 23% 31% 23%
Pensylvania 54% 14% 44% 54% ,
People s Gas . 92 92 93 93
Pitta. Coal . 44% 47% 44% 44%
Do pfd 114 114 114 114
Phlla Cos 37% 17% 17% 17%
Pullman .. 142 147 142 142
Ra> Cons 24% I* 24% 29%
Ry fit Spg . 42% SIS 42% 41%
Rep I A St . 13 44 43% 43
Do pfd 103% 103% 1*2% 1*3%
Reed Com . 94% !••% 94% 44%
Hen A Line Ry 14% 14 14% 14
Seers Roebck 14®% 119% 1®9% 149%
Hloes-Sheffleld Tl 71% 71 71%
South Per , 94% 94% 95% 94%
South Rr 34% 39% 31% 29 %
Do pfd ... 49% 44 49 % 40
Stude Corp 103 1*4% I*2 I*4 *
Tenn Cog. ... 11% 11% 14% 14%
Taxes Cos . 224% 224% 234% 334 %
Taber Pro. . 44% 54% 45% 44%
Union Par ...140% 142% 140% 141%
Transue ..44 44 44 44
Unit Alloy . >4 44 44 44
ITnlt Cig St l#t !**% I** 18®%
Unit Fruit Cos 143 142 141 % 141%
C S Rubber \4% .9 tl* 1 , 7.4%
Do lat pfd 1*4% 1*4% 104% 104 %
j U H Steel com 115% lit 114% 115%
Do pfd . Ul% 111% 114 114
U S Steel Sa 105% 104 105 % I*4
U S Cast 1 P 21% 31% 31% 11%
t 7 S Ind AL. 134 135 123 % 134%
Utah Cop .114% 111% 11®% 111%
Vlr. Caro Ch 4! 42 4? 41
Wabash com .13% 13% 12% 12%
Do pfd A .. 34% 51% 50% 51%
Wabash B . 25% 34% 34% 24,
West house (1% ||% 51% t*!*
Wisconsin c« 51% 52% 51% 12%
West Mary. . 21% 33% 32 22%
White Motor . 49 49 44 % «(%
Weet ITaloa 97% 94% 97% 94
!< Standard Oil St*eks!
Mer —Close Bid Aak
Anglo-A mer. oil. new 14% 17%
Atlantic ReSning Cos.. 1044 lASS
Borae-Arrymeer Cos, . 4*<> 44*l
Buckeye Pipe Line Cos. 104 112
Chesebrough Mfg Cos.. 419 (49
Colonial Oil Cos 50
Cont nentel Oil Cos. 5»« 400
Overeni Pipe Line Cos. 1® 42
Cumberland Pipe Line., lit 141
Eureka Pipe Line 214 225
Gelena-SHgoal Oil Cos.. 14® 14;
Do. preferred .. 121 147
Illinois Pipe Line 739 Ji:
Indiana Pipe Line rv>. 10« l«7
National Transit Cos .17 1*
New Tork Tran«lt Cos JO4 711
Northern Pipe Line Cos. 104
Ohio Otl Cos . 144 I*9
Pierre Oil Corporation t 4 14%
Prairie Oil A Gas r> 44*
Pralr'e Pipe L. *<l 110 t|o 225
Solar ReSning Cos.. 145 215
Southern Pipe Lin* Cos 341 **»
Southern Tenn Oil Cos . 211 144
Smith Weet Pa Pipe L 112 117
Standard Oil. California 7**
Do. Indiana #7® 44®
Do. Kansas ... . S4® 54®
Do Kentuckv T 45
Do. Nebraeks s#® 4®®
T>e. N#w Jersey ... 7®4 714
Do. New York *l9 33®
Do. Ohio Mt®
Hear A Flr#h Cos 141 114
Union Tank .Line Cos 44 #4
Vacuum OH Cos m 4t A
t4*«*hlnaton OH Cn |® 4#
Hiandard on Old a»o#V 3(o®
T'o *u h* . . 1 4 4ft
Int i P*»rol#um ,4 % 14%
M<d West n*f» 142 144
P#nn M#»|c*n . . 58
j Sugar Market |
w ■ ■-TW——————■—tar
*«aars Detroit wholesale pv ##
Crystal dominoes, 2 lh #ll TV wv#-
tal dominoes. 5-lb. lit *.4 •an# 'sh
lsta in 45 . it loaf •» v
5* 45 XXXX powd#r#d 14 .’<l. stand
ard powdered 58.45 granulated. *xtr*
coar»e. I*4®. granulated, tin* .In
bulk. 1*25 granulated. ?(.]h cot
ton* $• 43. crystal domino granu
lated. 3 lh a"d 5-lh carton* In
r a*e*. |v*4 cyv*tal dom no g aou
lated UK -ase*. ft T 5. diamond A.
X' nfe • »-* 4 t®|
|® 25: No 5. •• 20 No a, |f 14 No
»* 1® No t, )t ®9 No 8. |« No 10
•7 94 No il. IT *® No 12. 97X3 No'
I#. 37 4® No. 14 |7 40 No | 1
non-caking mixture $4 25 beet gran
ulated. 14 15 p#r 1®« Ibe house' id
r»wd#r»d. Ur. 24 to oa*# » 14
nusehold powdered. 1% 49 to a*<
#4.44 per case
Dutroit Bank Clearings
Detroit hank clearing# 'or Wed
neaday were SN.«2o. 131.1 «• Tola!
clearing® for 1917 to dai« ire # 41.
243.2(6 99 aa againat 1444 997,8AT.:1H
for the corresponding period in
191®
| Craig aid Pr-iain]
CHICAGO, Marrh ?• - Wheat
started firm but a few mtnut*» later,
upon peace rumor*, developed A
weakaeaa. There waa lttt'« buying
at the xtArt and selling on the ad
vance aas general. Longa evened
op their trades when the peace talk
started May wheat opened up 2*
but la*er declined 1-4 to 1M 3-4.
July opened up 3#. later dropgiag
one point to lit* 34; ftepi. opened
op 14. subsequently declining 1 14
lo 152 II
Com was firm at the star*, but
later broke with wheat. . Coßßi*
• lon house demands were fair, bat
offering* small May corn opened
up 1-4. later losing 6-1 to 117 14>
Jltjr opened up 1 # but declined 7 #
to lift 1-4. Rept opened up 1-3. later
losing 34 to 113 3-4
Oafs wers govemsd by tbs otbsr
cereals. May opened up 1-4, lost
1- going to *0 7 ® July opened up
2- declining 5-i to 57 7-1.
Provisions ruled slightly higher.
with the Increased strength In hog*
DETROIT Ma-«-h 21 Tdv*rpool
wheat was strong and American
markets took Ihs earn* tone at th#
start The feeling arn’na dealers
mi that pru-rs had touched points
high enough for the present and the
market was weakened by some ac
tive selling shortly after the start.
Political news and war devalop- i
menis are of so unusual a charaotsr ]
that grain dealers are mixed aa to |
• bat thetr affect should ba on prices j
j In a genera* way the foreign n*we Is !
| considered bullish, altho the pressing 1
t« < f the <Je-man line has always.
b»*n bearish In lha r*as» The same (
Is the rase wtth rumors of separate
peacr The most Important influence
now is at home and Is decidedly bull
ish hut Its effe< t has been felt for
several days and dealers are inclined
to wait a while and eee If fine spring •
weather will not give the future a ;
more bwarieh outlook Recent crop I
news has been about the worst oa
record end those who a short time j
ag. were predicting a decline In July
are now looking tor that month to
creep cloee to the May.
Hcarc#|\ any dealers are bearish
for Mil wheat Cash demand Is so
active and so much American wheat
la now the property of foreigners
that there is little chance for more
than a temporary dip in fact, some
dealers look for much higher prl-e*
before th* May deal matures. In De
troit cash demand Is active, all for
milling
Wheat declined 10 7c in thla mar
ket. but gained strength again and
closed wah cash Ic above Tuesday e
close and futures unchanged
Ti e coarse grains and seeda were
sf»adv.
. Wednesday’s wheat quotations
c'aeh Ko 2 Pag $7 *7 hid May open
ed with an advance of %r at 32*4%
declined to 32*7 advanced to 32**%
and closed at 32 9®: July opened at
|! 7* % de< lined to |! 4®. advanced to
31 7«% and cloaed a* H7* No 1
white. 37 94 bid. Wednesday s coarse
rraln quotations Corn cash No. 8.
121% Vo 4 yellow. 1127% Vo I
I yellow. Michigan Central, I 34. No
4 yellow. 11 31 Mats Standard. 49c,
! No 3 whrte, 4**,c No t vtrtt*. 47 %r
Ry* Cash No 2. 11.45 Beane Im
mediate. prompt and April shipment.
*‘ ji ffeeda >ver II l
March. 41*14 April. ®l*.»o. alslke.
31* s*; tlmothT 12.4*
Receipts in the Detroit market
were 1.9*4 bble of Hour 7 cars of \
wheat. 1® of corn. 4 of oats and 1 of I
hay. Shipments were 1.94* bble of
flour fttoc\a ar* 24® 4** bn of wheat.
227.*** bu of com. 341.9*4 bu of oats
and 2® 40* bu of rye.
Primary wheat receipts were 1.-
if7.*«® bu. against 1.17* *** ku a year
ago
Experts of wheat and flour Wed
nesday 475.44* bu.
Receipts of wh*at Wednesday 7>a
?*ith. 4 r.xra, against 44 a ye*r ago.
Minneapolis 535 care. agaln«t 7®2.
W tnnioeg. 24* car*, agsinet 4®l i' r hi- I
mg.-. 24 c%rs against 354 southwest.
141*49 bn against I*9.9** bn
rmrudi chain xirkrt.
CHICAGO. March It. Opening
Wheat- Msv. op %c. July, up %c.
Heptember. up %c Corn May. up
%g: July up %c. September, up %c
Oats May. up %c July, up %c- aep
t#m*»er, up %<- Provisions slightly
higher
Noon—Wheat May down %c: July
<V>wn 1c HepSember down 1% c. Com:
May dr<wn %c July down \c; Sep
tember down %c <>ats May down
%c; July down %«• Provisions most
ly slightly higher
cio** - Wheat May unchanged;
July down I%c #*ept»mb*r gown
%c Corn Mat down %c July
down %c. September down %c i»ats
May down %c Juh down %» Sep
tember down %c Provisions slight
ly lower
Quotations by Pam*. Webber A Cos..
51 »r 24 Open High I.ow Close
Wheat
I 4*% 1 47 % 1 44% 1 44%
Sept 1 52% 1 *4% 1 57 1 51%
May 1 >S 1 *5% 1 *2% 1 94%
C,,rn
Hept 1 liw 1 14% t 13% Si 14
May 1 17% I 17% .1 14% 1 17%
July 1 14% 1 14% 1 15 1 IS%
Obi s—-
July 54% 54 % 57% sSI %
«epf 44 t 2% 553%
Mav *l% 41 % 4* % 541%
Pork -
Mer 14 4} 44 4.4 54 5* 34 5*
July 17 4* tl 77 17 55 3* *7
—
Hept J* *? ** a: ja *; ;r, *;
July. 19 *7 24 *4 2* 17 el* 95
Msv 1* IT J* 91 1* *» al 9 V*
Rib*
May 14 3" I*2* 1*1? *’» *5
July 14 12 13 35 1* t* *ll 3*
s Hold b- Rid
mi.itn* OH 4IN
TOLEDO. Mar 2*-Close- Wheat:
cash 57*4% May. 12*7%; July.
$1 44% Com Cash II 34% May.
1121 July. »1 19 c*tx Cash. 44c
Ma». 4*%c. July. 4*%c rtv* Cash.
1144 Clovera**d Cash 111; MarV
f 1 57 % April. 11*17%. October.
|t *4 4 talk* Prime and March,
IP 4* T.mnthv c a ah and March,
s:'* % Buttgr Re ' k creamecr
»2r tub c-eamery 4’ % r Eggs
Presh. candled. 11c fancy a#|*cta,
Itc Hay. Unchanged
iork pßom < r w «hkrr,
YORK. March 21 ricur
Quiet «nd *i rrfi)t»r per*
tre»«. H»fl M terd Q'il»t nij
-41 c « c «p"t. 179 100 29 44 Mufir
Re* *tronitr r*ntr f*iga! M-tcat
IS 4407. ’* iriurfiTl'lo *4 ’ 14 I?
ft * refined *rfr rut loaf. |( U;
rr j»h*d. I 1 and wder*d |* 19 granu
lated *70*74 fnf»* IMO Vo 7 nn
•rot :*4r Tall W F'rm. ■ pactg). Il»
I] 1 1 ’» roan try 12 to #ll Hay
W ** l N«> * *0 11 S' '
RSfr’Sr flnvff ** • 0 |]OC f>re«a # d
poultry Rtmni i ifkm 1*914.
few i«. H9?4c duck*. • 024 r Mv«
poultry '»♦»»•, 110 01* duk* 21'*.
f w 1» 320 Sir turkey* Sir r«4<*#ri.
14c chicken. hrriUfi ’•4*3Jr
r*hee«e gteudv •»*»■ m i)t r mmrn
to «p*rt«l. :i9 2T4r akinta. enrrrru.u
to lyeci*!. 1i10214>
—
rwiruio ni rrm MtßHrr
f*H ft*A<» 4 > Mar 7» H jt**r pr»-
tra« 49 4 nat 1. »U Q i«r dal-y
**tr»« I*rf He «r«:« Keg*
I’r 1m• ordinar . :»03> ,i> flr«t» the
t’hr.a# TANARUS» oa Ho young
Ameri.ae ; 'i
F'wla. Sir dick* l*o2lc ge*»*. It
91 •• aptlnpa Sir turkeya. ?or. Po
tatoe* F<» *inta 11 car* Wise-main
and V -•■ • a 13 7 102 11 tan rjr
« rat. 17 U>4» 319
- w --
ioiih m rpr* tin wtu
NKW YORK. March 21 Buttar
Firm receipt* 4.111 creamery *«tra.
♦ 149*1c do. special market 41<a#
44r, elate dairy tuba. 11042 c imita
tion creamery grata, Hk*i?kr.
FggP Flrnrte- at. ala to *« e»*r
*y white fancy. l«#fTc. nearby «»i«-
DETROIT TIINES
Livestock
mv VMM *
■R4USA4 (NU4T5841 VTOCKV*aiM
DETROIT. March 21-OMtle: Mar
ket glow 3Ac lower. beet heavy
aceora 314 54011; best bandy weight
butcher aieere I* 35 0* 15. aiiM
steors ai>d heifer*. I® 5401 21 band'
light bate kora. ®7O 7.TA light butch
era 14 !*#?. beat ouvra. 17 8409;
butcher rows. #4 5*07 85, common
oowa 1404 A# tanners. 44 05 44 boat
heavy halls, 1* 35 09, bologna bulla
#7.340 7.7A. stock bulla #404 s*.
milkers and springers ss*o*®. Veal
calve* Market steady, beat grades.
• K014.5*. heavies. #709 Hbeee and
lambs Market dull, bee* lamb*. #ll 15
015 5* fair lambs #l4 5*015. light
to common lamba #i|ol4. fair to
good sheep. #IOO 0 11, cull and com
mon. #7 01 Hogs Market prospects
steady, mixed #14.40014.**. pigs,
112011 25.
EAST BmrALO LHI ITOCK
EART BUFFALO, N T. Mar. I®.—
Cattle Receipts. 35® market fairly
active, steady prime steers, #11.740
ill® butcher grade*. |®oll, cows.
)i #1 71 Calve* Receipts. 4**. mar
ket active. 50c higher; cull to chokpe.
35 011 Hheep and lamba Receipts
>o® market active, lamh# |®c higher,
ehaloo lan-.be. 115.75015 >5 cull t*
fair 51*0 15 59 yearlings #12014.
sheep. 150 13 75 Hogs Receipts
J.2«9 market active 1019 c higher:
vorkers 114014 s®. pigs 112 49018.
m<ted 115 49015 4® heavy. Ull'fl
15 44 roughs. 518 5*014 stag* #ll 35
011
nnrii.o i iix stock
ngTOK ffTix KTAKIM I’HM'AOO.
March 74 H<>g# H*mpts. 15 *44
market slow and weak mixed and
butchers 514 45015 1® good heavy,
gl4 4<io 15.10 rough heavy. I' 4 <4O
I(4® light 514 540 14 95 pigs, tl® 50
014 Cattle Receipts 17.®*® market
steady to l*c lower beeves I* l ‘4V
12 14 row* and heifers |5 5®019*«.
#709 40 T*v an « |®
• 9 10014 Hheep Receipts 11 »®4.
market steady. 19c lower native.
•19 'OOI2 25 western #l® *7012 *1;
lambs >12014 99 western, 512015.39
CI.BITI AND LIVE HTOCK
CIJEV ELAND. Mar 2* Hog* Re
ceipts. 1 19* steady yorkers. |IJ;
mixed 315 1® mediums. 11 535 ptga.
#11012.25 rs-jghs 11 3 45 stags
• 1125 Cattle Receipts I cars
steady tr* 15c lower No sheep in I
lambs Uaives Receipts 359 steady,
too ll 4 44.
TO I EDO LITE 4TOCK
Mar 2* H*gs Receipts,
light market steady heavies 31*14
015 3® medium# 515 14015 3® york
ers 81349015 g"«d Pig* 511013.
Palve* Steady Hheep and lambs
Steady
Boston Copper Stocks!:
Quotations by Homblower A Weeks
Mar 21 Open High Low dose
Alaska Gold 9% ’% «% »
Am 7.m< .. 34% 24% 24% 11%
Anaconda 51% 54% 12% >4%
Arts Com 11% 11% |7% 13%
Rutte Hup 44% (4% (4% 44%
cal. A Aria *1 41 11 40%
Cal. A He. ia 555 :>%) 550 555
• 'op Range tl 45 *4 44 %
Chino 57 57 % 57 57 %
Da via Daly 5% 5% 5%
East Butte i»% u% 1«% 14%
Greene Can 42% 42% 42% 42%
Isle Royal# 34 44 .34 34
Inspiration 41% 41% «i% 41%
Jerome Verde. 2 2 3 I
Keweenaw 3 2 2 #
Mas* I'. % 13% 13% 13%
Miami 4«'% n % ve\ 41
lake r*op .14 14 14 14
Mohawk ... 47 44 47 47%
Nevada Con 34 24 % 34 34
North Butte 21 % 24% 73% 24
OJlbway .... : % 7% 2% 3%
Old Colony ... 2% 2% 3% 2%;
Ohio 1% 1% 1% 1%
’• e # 95 % #5% 9 I 94
Pond iTeek . 25% 24 24 % 23%
Quincy 47 45% 47 *®% i
lla« «>m 3*% 3* 79% ?9\ j
Hop A Boa 4% 4% «% s% j
Hhspnon ... 4% 4% 1% 4% j
Huperior 14 14 14 14
Tamarack 59% 59% 59% 59%
Ten* Cop 15% 15% 13% 15%*
Uld Fruit 143 142 149 Hl%
I'td Hhae Mch -55% 34% 55% 54
Utah Apex ... 3% 2% 1% 1%
Utah Con
Utah «'op . . 11 • % 111 % II ® % 111 %
Utah Metals A % 5% 5% 5%
Verde .... 3® % 34% 4* % 24%
Victoria »% 4% 4% 4%
Wolverine .45 45 44 44V
n RH INDI 4TRI 41.®
Quotations by Hornblower A Weeks 1
Mar 2® Rid Ask
Amer Public Utilities JA |?
Do. preferred 49
Amer Light A Traction 259 141
Do preferred 112 |||
Aetna Explosive# 3% i‘,
Cltlas Hervlcs com .. . 2*4 ?*•
r*o preferred ®9 %
Gherrolet 121 122
M<-tor 2® 1®
Coeden OH a Gas 14% 14%
Uosden A Cos 15 J 5%
4® i®
Detroit Edison 112 124
Kresge . 12
Mldvals Hteel 4® *(>%
Psclflc Ga» A Electric 4* % «« ,
Do preferred 93 *4
Hupp Motor . . 4
■ Republic Rsllwav A L I® I!
Do preferred 73
| Grant Motor
I Hcuth Cal Edlaon '2 94
Do preferred I‘*4
Hap i; fa Re f
Hihmsrine Boat ?2 l»
I U H Light A Meat 1 %
Do. preferred 3 4
T nited Motor J*%
ri RR 4 OFFER «TV>( K 4
Qvjota'lon# by Hornblower A v\*e#i,«
Mat 2* Rid A»k
Rutte * Tendon .. 2® '?
Rr.*t«n A Montana *(
•'alaveras <
Chlsf 2%
Copper Mr*# 4 4, 4
| Flr#f National .. H l» 111 M
I t '®f #id 1 ona &4
Jviiabo Extraction
Magma 49
M I»de *1 4*i
I Nevada Douglas ;% j%
j DHtO COTttver , 1% 1 *.’4
' •ttvirt 41
Hue f-e*« 2* (*
I VuVon 2 *%
N*#w Cornelia 17*» *1
I
Financial Notes
Thru the puyehaae of the holding*
I of ttamuel and Harry Frank of [>*
j trolt, Theodore Frledberg of V#w
Tork and asaociate* Itsre acquired
full ownership of the assets and
: b .Sine## ~f th# I»it#r Motor < r. m
pany TTi# plant was b»uight from
i the Detroit Trust company by tha
| Crank* and Kn#dberg A difference
of opinion on certain policies of oper.
at ion Is underwood to hir# he«n re
sponsible f ,r th* sale to Frledberg
DAIRY PROD! CT*
Bwttee -Extra creamery, I9r lb
creamery firsts 4®c dairy l*r Ih
1 pa-king slock. 24 %e per Ik
Kwgs Fresh receipt*, case* includ
ed first* 90%c dot., current rscstpt*
J 3®c dc.« Receipt* Wednesday, 9.331
I rase*
< Weae Michigan fleets, 21 %c N#w
I York. 21c domestic Swiss. 35014 c
i imported Hwtss 4® 0 40r brick cr»an ,
'lc !iffiburger. l-lh JSr 3-lb 24%
long horns. 2(%c dsisles. 21% 024%e
lb
new York norma narmft
Quotations by Paine. Webber A r 'n
Mar 21 Opening f’loee
Bid Tfigh I#> w Rid Aek
Jan ... 1® 94 1® 11 I® 1!
Apr 14 95
May 1 ® •* 1905 l® 79 19 91 19 ®?
Juns .... 119®
I July... . I• 4* 1® 14 114? 14*2 14 *1
IH-fit 14 14
(SPt !• ®9 11 9® 17 9® l®«t 14 ®t
Nov 10 04 .
•Ha 5* 04 14 1® |? 9® 10 14
rrOOHC€
B-- ■
Rxrwpt that th® egg market *<»*»*
tlnues to show aa advancing He-
Bewcy and Inside quotations In pota
toes are being br»c#4 up a little tha
produce market I® ia a steady posi
tion tki* week. 44 bile Michigan
eggs are not nt their flush yet the
market Is nevertheless getting about
3 tot eae#® a day. but as the con
sumptlvs demend Is keeping the mar
ket cleaned up from day to day It
looks as though the start of the stor
-gr season would be at th* highest
Cri ee ever known The hotter mar
#t is steady but slow Poultry I*
tn good demand and rules firm and
Inside quotations on potatoes are
stiffening a little
again*—#9 5«0« M per kbt Me
choice xad sMfl for faaag. *
g Good shipping stock,
#1 5® 01 5® bunch.
Roono—Dried Limas .25# lb.
CrSoberHea Late Ho woe. ft pae
Ml. •• kn
Prgeeod Os Hr** Fancy. II 01 •%r
No 2. 14 0 l»c por lb.
Pvoaeed Hog* Light. IT0lSa;
heavy. Ilf l»f Ik.
flssss HeSdtro— 150 Ik.
Disk logreaklew— Radishes (00
75c doa paralsy. 35 0 40c dog. rg
cumb*rs. hot house. ItCS.SI. -er
rota 515® bu ; ranforala -alary. ®4c
04 5C doa cautlflowsr. 13.4® dog;
head lettuce, loeherg #4 s*o 475 case:
cabbage. Texas. 37 10 per crate
ekallotts. 4®o®4c doa. Florida celery.
14 48 04 case, tomatoea !• par I-bes
et crate
Ursß riNO II *•#« P«r crate
Hooey-—Fancy whit*. l®011a; ex
tra rt*d 9 019 clk
Bar Detroit shippers are paring
th* following prices for haled key In
car lota t o k Detroit: No 1 tlmo
fky. 11459014 standard t.nsotky.
13 40014 Tight mixed 318 4*014.
lo 3 timothy. 318013 No I m»**A.
13 59014 No f mixed. lirßlt Mo,
clover. 14801199: rye straw. •• 5®
038: wheat and ua* straw. IIMOI
per ton
Lonsans- 34 35 0 4.7® por bo*.
Llmoo 31 18 01 15 por X
Nnto—Wa*nuta 3®o#'-c almonda
19038 c fllbort a l®«!»c: Braxtla
I'ol4p pecans llfltc Ik
Ofsssrt Navel*. #3 04: Florida.
• 3 3501 5® per box.
Onion* t® 4901® P*r 1®«-lk nark
Hpsnlsh onions. It •• crate
Onion act* White or yellow. #5 5®
per bu.
Pot sloe* Michigan ear lota tn
hag*. |3 3® 02 43 ho new Bermudas
#l4 per hhl |3 por bu
Poultry flprlnga. 11014*. light
springs. ?®o72r. h#a y hens ?30?4<*
m*dlum* 21025 c. stags 1908®c
rooster*. 1101 ®c; geese. 190 28c:
ducks *Jo7»fl Ik
Hwees Potatwew —Jerseys kiln dried.
#9 per crate
JOBBtXg mtrxs
Canned Monde Apples SS.7® par
nal.. Lima bsans 91 1401 44; corn.
Cari y Maine 51 14. standard #1440
it®, table beats. #1 3501 ««: pans
tsn<y early June >1 34. standards #1;
galnaoa, tail 13 4#. marrowfat pass
•115013(7 early j urns lit® sifted
eerly June, tl 4® doa Tomatoea
Standsrd. |1 14 01,16 goa
Ced## Rant os standard. 1101 k,
medium. l®028c; fancy. 900 tic Rio
14 % 013 %r. 1-lb packages 11013 c.
1-lb tins. 19 0 79c Ik
Feed Jobbing prices. 144-lb. sacks
bran. |4B; standard middlings ®490
4®* fine middlings 143. cmcked corn.
54 7 roars* corn meal. 84 7. corn and
oat chop, |43 tow
Floer Jobbing prices Beat Bflckl
gan pat-nt. #l®: second patent. I® 78;
straight, f® 4® pure rye. #8; spring
patent #l® *® bhl In %th paper aacka
049- -Raw llneeed. |! *4 boiled lin
seed 11 87 In barrel lots kerosene,
tank-wagon or Iron barrels. 9%c red
eroxm gear line. 19%c gal
PrsvMos# Mesa pork |39 family
pork. 519 5804® .-dear hacks #37040;
hams. 24%0?5%c. brisket*. 19031 c.
flcnic hems 14% 0 19c bacon 93%#
3c. beef carcasses. 13%01<%c par
lb ; lard tn tlerrs*. 31%r. kettle ren
dered. 32 %c lb
•tides No 1 cured hides tie; Ha
1 green hides l®c. No 1 #ur*d bulla
7®c No ! green bn Ila ltd, He- 1
cured veal kip. I#c; No, » rraon v#al
kip, l#c Wo 1 cured murrain. 11 w.
3L> 1 grooo murrain, 14c No 1 cured
calf, lie No 1 green calf. 13c. Na 1
horse hides •• ?•: No 3 horee hides
#7 21. No 1 tallow 9%c No. 3 tal
low. 4% c par 1b; Mo. 1 hides, is off.
No. 3 kip and calf. I%c off sh**p
sklnn (ad to amount wool), 4®co|3
(HURCH UOUNdL
TO PASS ON HUGET
RESIGNATION
Following a long established rn®
torn, an ecclesiastical council wIM
b* held Thursday afternoon. »J J
oVlork. In th* First Congregational
ri arch, to formally pan* upon the
resignation of the ptuitor. she Rev
James Perclval Huget Mr Huger
ha# accepted a call tn the Thotnp
kinx-are Congregational church,
Hrooklyn.
At th* council the paxtor and a
lay delegate from the following
Congregational churches will
reprepen**dNorth Woodward are ,
FoD *t . Ms Hope. Brewster. Boule
vard. Highland Park, Oakwood. PH
rrlm, Plymouth, nf Ijinslng. and thi
«v-ngregatlonal churche* of Flat
Rr»ck, Oxford Metamora. Pontiac
R/icheater. Royal Oak Wayne. Wy
Anuotte, Rf Clair. YpsilanH and Ann
Arbor In addition fh* delegate*
will Include the Rev John W flijfh
• r'and. of th* Rev John
i Gnrdner. of Chicago and the Rev
Pr.ul Koilelek and the Rev C W
I nea. of Oefrolt
The following have been appoint
I #d to art a® a permanent pnlpp
• upply committee Edward H A»n
I ley, William B Campbell, Harry H
Rurr. Frank E. BoraD. Reward E
uiark. Or Charle* W Ffitrhcock.
William H Holden J Stanley Hurd
i Charles A Reekie Mr* K W W’l!
■ lard and Mrs C R l\’ll«on
SHIP BRINGS FOOD
TO BELGIANS
VICW TORK. Marrh 21 Safe ar
rival at Rotterdam rtf another re
lief ahlp war repnrTed t n Bel
flan Relief Commission in a cable
irram received today.
The commission alao announced
receipt of the following message
from Hugh Olbnon former ft rat *mc
retary of the American legation in
Bruaaela:
"The feeding of children tn Bel
(turn must continue Withdrawal of
diplomatic officials and of worker*
of the reliof commission wiM not
hinder nor disturb the distribution
of food aapplte* The Dutch author
Itlea a»d relief rorumitieea who are
taking over tho work are competent
und underatand the aliaatton and
are certain to carry on the work
•Mb efficiency
Richmond P la to apeak
at a mans aoeting caught at Madi
on. Wla, to mark the rloae of a
i pectarular campaign to awing the
city Into the "dry*’ column at the
coming election
LOCAL MARKET
STILL IN SLUMP
I Than 200 Shares Is
Tarn-Over L’p to Noon On
Detroit Stock Exchange
•V | | MacCnONC 4 CO
\j*m than MOT* share* of etnrk had
bean traded in on the Det-oli stock
exchange up to noon Wednesday,
which indicate* the ■•ate of dullness
Into which the local market haa set
Mad Outaide of a few apeclal la
■us* practically tha enure Hat la
ao Inactive that only a few orders
either to buy or sell would undoubt
edly result in a fluctuation of sev
eral points Aa selling haa been
overbalancing the buying for ao
long, ft t» reasonable to expact that
the next move out of the present
rut will be upwards, but it la diffl
rulf to see how anything can bap
pan with ao many dark clouda hang
Ing over the entire Investment horl
inn
Sugar stocks however, are show
Ing much strength, altho very little
stock haa changed hands Holland
St. Ixwla conttnuea Its line on the
board, the atranfe part of It being
that almost an inappreciable num
ter of shares haa been traded. The
holders continue to raise thett asked
prtce and the bidders creep up. bu'
no stock haa yet been brought out
in sufficient quantity to call It a
market. German American Mkewisi
Is strong, and this extends to Mich
igan and Minnesota tuga~t. Poesl
bly some of the atrength of the sugar
issues traded on the New York ex
change u being reflected In the of
fenngs here. Cuban sugar being con
■ ptcioualy higher on the big board
Wednesday The bid price for hoi
land today ta IS S-S. while the offer
ing haa gone up to 14 14
The Automobile Crank Shaft corp
oration common stock was listed on
the exchange lor the first time Wed
tieaday. and 7& Is bid for the stock
with no offering The i»sue was
brought out at 70
Charcoal Is sltghMy weaker. 100
■hares being traded at 7 1 2 The
motor stocks show no activity what
ever, whleh Is a good sign for It at
leaet indicate* an absence of the
selling pressure which was in evl
denee on the declines earlier In the
year
G. 0 P. Rally Tonight.
A Republican rally will be held
Wednesday night In the Preston
school. Seventeenths! between For
ter and Howard sta It will be ur
the auspices of the Tenth Ward
Young Men a Republican club Many
of the Republican candidates will
speak
No Serious Harm
American Indu
Os War, Ass.
The Mechanics * Metals National
Bank's financial letter
lfon»y mtik't conditions at the
moment show no feature of import
ance There i* a surplus in the vaults
of New York city banks largely In
sscess of legal requirements Con
tinued ease s indicated so lon* as
the present heavy Inflow of foreign
goljl g >e* on however, there are
elements in the eitsttng situation
which may lend th*mi»lyes to sharp
change at any time
These elements depend for thair
development upon whether the I'nit
•d btates formally abandons 11• at
titude of neutrality an<l aligns Itself
with the nations at war "> hare
become so Intimately associated with
affairs a< ross the sea that our finan
cial markets ir» aenettire to every
thing that transpires, and the war »
probahle future course Is rsrtaln to
Influence money market sffalrs
One thing to be considered in this
connection is the prospective heavy
detnsnd by foreign nations for finan
cial assistance in this country. Kn
trance into the war would. In all
probability, involve A more liberal
Cap.tsl t 000 000
Jcf Surplus 1 000.000 JHini
Jw u-d P-o"t* 1.000.000 nn|l||l ■■■L
E Your Taxes |gggl®HjSiH|
rj On March 7rd. 1917, the President approved the new YJk
fj revenue Law. including among other provisions, th* so- \\
t called Eire** Profits Tai. and Estate# or Federal In rl
f herltance Tax A few daya later we Issued a booklet
E giving a general deerrlptlon of these thsan rl
C In order to make thi* booklet as serviceable aa po* Q
t elble we alao briefly summarised all other Important LJ
I taxes to which Michigan corporations and Individual*
E are subject -State, Uounty. City and Federal.
If you would like to have in convenient fornpr an r¥
1A up *o dale list of the taxe* you are called upon pay hi
a little reference book giving briefly the rat* of the /jf
nA tans Where and when pavable. and the penalties im rw
V, poe-d send Iff u* for a cop- of Your Taxes Al
affOk**eweweweeeew •••••»••• • #**••* ••••*• mmCWmmmm*
Comb\ny
** OC3«Nff2 POWT a BHBLBV STBftTl OPPOBITf ROgTOFFia
We Beliere
Dripping Springs Copper Cos.
of Arizona
is today the richest molybdenum-copper
producing mine in the United States. Stock
now selling at 60 cents. Advancing to 75
cents April sth.
See Mr. (bowman. Room 303 Farwell Bldf.
Get the Concrete Facte
m Examine the Ore Specimens
PhonN C»dMl®e MI7 IW
THURSDAY. MARCH 2». 1»1 T.
Atk» Licmnso to Wmd
Another Without Even
Divorcing Old Mato
Jo* Pilar ski marriage license
clerk. »t*ve<l off * bad jiaiital nil
up Wednesday morning. la refusing
a license tr wad to Da rid Lock
wood and Mr* Marl* lothrop.
“Hava roe ewer I>**D married be
fore *" Ptliirskl asked at MF* lark
rop. a* he started to All la the li
cenve (
"Yea. Pv« ba*n named "
Where Is pour first husbandT
'Oh, 1 haven't lived with bln* for
fire pears ’*
Ptlarekl explained that without a
divorce she would reader herself
liable to proseoutioa He advised
the couple to wait seven months
uotll she could get a divorce
COUNCIL CUTS
OUT CLERKSHIP
JUST FOR SPITE
Member* of the waps and means
committee of the common council,
angered. because the civil service
mount sal on decided to oust Gup L.
Ingalls, as clerk of the eleotton com
mission. Wednesday afternoon.
Chopped OUT Os the budget the en
tire salary for the job, 91.400 The
commission has determined to ap
point John Faivey. a Spanish Amer
lean waff veteran. In the place of In
galls, declaring a circuit court rul
ing made It mandatory to name a
veteran. The committee first ra
duced the appropriation for the sal
ary to tkOO and later determined to
wipe It out entirely, abolishing the
ooaitio®.
U. S. TO TAKE OVER
BIG RUBBER PLANT
AKRON. O . March ts —The Unit
ed States government will i|un*>
full oinirol of the B. F Goodrich
Rubber 00. In event of war with
Germany. It hae been announeed
Government ofllclala have been here
several days assisting In the tak
ing of invoices and forming a naval
reserve of 1 000 men among factory
employee.
These men have been enlisted for
four pears* service in th* factory at
a maximum of 12 hour* pe- day
They are to receive gi per day fron
the government and in the event of
hostilities will receive full pay on I
rating of present piece work price*
Heed off- tala of company said
they bad been »»om to secrecy con
cerntng government plans
Ma(««s—4W elate west kt»4—*%•«
to HeOv—Tlaae- Jet rw»< «at* anas
Expected to
stries as Result
erts New Y ork Bank
attitude ob our eart toward the »•**
tension of credit abroad With re
•pert tn the piscine r»f foreign l>>tni
In th* American market, the Federal
Reserve board on March I Mated that
<t regard* »urh I'-ar* a* a "very Inn
i portant. natural and proper menu of
settling the balances creat'd to our
I favor hy our larg- export trade.'
Thi* atatement hae been accepted
! aa encouragement to further capital
j leauee in the United dtetee by Euro
pean nations. and offering* of n»w
i-u-< of bond* hp « »rt*ln of The AI -
|.d na! ewe nr- Under way Besides
foreign requirements. there |« about
to com* before us a toan hr the
United .State* government, which may
run to several hundred million dol
lar*
So fdr a* the general hu*lne** ar
tlvltv of the United state* la con
cerned. the immediate pro.pert la
linked *n»h th* deattny or th* na
tion a« regard* peace or war. XVe
hare no doubt that an actual atate
of war with Germany will mnn a
epeedlng up of certain Induatrlea.
and a consequent greater demand f<»r
fund* Rut whether war condltlona
1 prevail or not, no aerloua harm to
i general business la looked for
OPENS WAR ON
AOTO SPEEDERS
(ommiivuoner ( nuyenn PUets
40 Extra Motorcycle Men
On Traffic D«ty
War against speeders wee Inaug
urated Wednesday bp an order front
Commissioner ('mitens putting 40
eitra policemen on motoropole duty
to catch and bring to court all vio
lator* of the ordinance In three
weeks 20 persons have been killed
bp automobile* In Detroit.
Not only will th# streets of De
irolt be patroled by uniformed men
on motorcycles by day, but a detail
also will b* on at night. Every
effort will be made to curb the
speeding erase’* of motorists that
has caused much adverse criticism.
Dupont Says Wall la found.
Chief Inspector Henry A Dupont,
of the department of but Mings com
pleted an Inspection Tueadav of th*
wall adjoining the Coliseum theater.
Field and Jeff«>rson ave*.. which col
lapsed Monday, killing two work
men Dupont declared he was satis
fied the wall was constructed solid
ly enough It collapsed, he said be
cause the frost melted in the earth
west of the wall, weakening the
foundation.
/ 11 v
Confidence
New*-Bulletin No. IR.
A
On* of th* greatest asset* of the
Harroun Motor* Corporation has
been the confidence reposed tn It bp
the automobile dealer* of the world.
It was this confidence which
brought In the earliest history of this
business, signed applications for
more than ten times as many cars aa
»» can hope to build during our first
year
These automobile merchant* know
Ray Harroun and hla associates.
THE MERE ANNOUNCEMENT Out
these men would build a car was
enough to wtn their support and af
filiation
Nor la this confidence limited to
the United States.
Read this letter to Ray Harroun
from one of the greatest distributor*
in Manila
Deer Air: We have read with a
great deal -f tnterest ymrr atmrronce •
msnt In Motor Ag*' in which you
promise • new motor • ar to retail at
a popular price *
There le at present In Manila a man
who has been in the automobile busi
ness for many year* and kiiutu most
of the personnel of your concern
either personally or hy reputation
This gentleman has advised us to get
In touch with you with a view to se
curing the agency for your new car
In th* Philippines
A* It takes a very long time to re
ceive a reply lo a letter from Manila
to Detroit. w»- are enftloetng herewith
IN' OIUiKR FOR THRKK OF TOUR
t’ARh to be shipped at the earlleat
po.slble data. The price is I.KFT
nf'KN as we believe that you will
glvs ua th* bsst discount* poselbts for
ths price you decide upcm far your
new car.
M e do not know the name you will
five th* ear or th» price you will ask
or It W* are willing however To
TAKE A CHAV E ON THU. KIND OF
A UAR YOU WILL PRODUCE
We pay ST I '* >-a*h for all our cars
and. in order to maintain the goeH
name of our firm we must have the
heat '*m*ll car" on the market We
have been «r«UI that we an MP»ft
• urh a < ar from your factory
(on fid enow Ilk* thla Is mors than
a direct pledg* of Immediate dis
tributor support It is also n certain
evidence of merit In the organisation
Which receive* ft.
Only men who have proven th*m
eelvss ab<* and sincere can command
it.
An Investment in Hsrroun stock
will enable you lo share In Its aud
cesa
We will sell you thi* stock at the
rare of I* s share, par value 110.
Within a very few ee*ks the price
will undoubtedly ris* to par
Thn stock you will buy will be d*-
llvert-d In the form of sn ad Interim
certificate, Issued hv the Equitable
Trust Cos., of New York
Harroun
Motora Corporation
Fourth Floor, Dodge Building,
Jsffereon Avo. E , St Brush 9t.,
Detroit
We are in j
HASROWN
Motors
Corporation
Stock
and will be pleased to glvo full
details regarding th# oomparty's
progress, and othar Information
pertaining to this Invsstmsnt.
Harbridge & Cos.
Stock*—Bond*
69 Buhl Block Detroit
Phons Main 9729
i
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This signature on
r*v your Easter pho
i* tograph Insure*
■pa rial I y(JU 0 f beat.
Stoat**
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PRnmußtrSKk
•tudio 970 Woodward Ava.
Near Warren

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