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PAGE 8
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which ban held a*
lw Wall at u the cabled ;
that the German i.n
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rwlat lODh with ih>* < -mr
nsgdk a (KHllble reference to n»e
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HBl that •ontethin* of the grefl*
U fend In* an im :
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■TdeciMon of the bt* cank*
Wm/km »* foreign e T chang‘ not to
on either Berlin or
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Bn.
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prices upward at int• r
HFihu by midlist the general
the # >t e TlOUi*
,:K sugar Storks anJ th at eel
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slowly fell away in 'he
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Quotation a by Horwhlowar * * eeha
Mar. It: Open High Low Clwaa
Aiaa Robber. U 74 -4
▲tanka Oold,. t » Jh J
▲ Hie Ohalm... 38% >•% U >•>
Am. enn M •!% M *•'
Ana a * r ... Tt% ns ns tts
Am. H. A L l»s ITS IfS 1}
Do. pfd ... it* Tt* • • ••*
AIB Uoaeed . M MS It *•%
Do. pfd ... IB* 84% BIS *J|4
Am .Lorom . TANARUS!% Tt* 71% Tl%
Am ltm.li . IM* ItJS JtJS J*JJ4
Am huge- ft MIS I»JS >** »»>s
Am line ~ 14 S B 7 >«V !•*
I Air Beet **»g *• **S •*% J*S
Am T A T 177 S IT7* I*7* IT7*
I Am. Woolen »*S »» ws »*S
Anarnde *4* B 4 S SIS JjJ
▲leaklnna . .144% 104 * 144 * 104*
Dn. pfd »» *» *»S »Jh
Ratopllae 114 114 114
~ dis ▲w iu m ms uis
Haldwln Loco <1 41 S »»S ••
RAO 74* 'IV| ‘*S
Beth greel 144* 144 * 14** 141*
( laae R ...117 111* U*S I>JS
Brook R T. 44* *4 S 44*
Butte * PUP 44 * 44 * 44 * 44 *
naltf Pet . . ll* T4\ *> S **S
Do. pM .. »t* »* BT* Bl*
Caa. Par . 144 * 144 * 144 144
Cent Death 41* •»* **S »‘S
Chee A Ohio.. 40* 41* %4* 41
CS»I.. ot wet ......
Ch» A Vwest 111* It** II.S 11 *S
I{' || |mp |( 44 *’ * *7*
I Chile Cop, ... ti* M JJS 2»*
PhtnoCop. .. ST* B.\ B. B-*
Colo. Fuel . 81* 47* M* *1 *
. ont. <en Mv t a 4 x 4 >3* »J*
(Sib. Am Pug 1 *•' m IB** M*
| Con. Oa« .1 r* -1 I-'
r>rti Prod -4 * *'• ■ ♦
fracible f»t . 4»s . * B*’* *• S
1 OuKan C. Pug 44 •' S•• % *'S
I ten AH G l»* 1• * *' W ~l ‘ S
imtrott Unit 114 ll* 11* *l*
llletlll Per . JO* TO* 2»e S
Erie Com ... 34 *<* -*S ;? t *
(len. Elec ...IBB* 14B T ANARUS» 140 *4B
Gen Mot. . 11l 11* S 11!*'« HJS
H F Oood H Si* «S ii* B 4 J
Great. North lli MB 11S
Gt North. Ore Jt *'• *4* • •
Oreen <’aoenea AJ* <2* i*% *; »j
llllnole Cen ..lti* 1»B* 104 I*;^
lreptro Cop .84* 41 * *•* ,<rt S
Inter Met ... It* 11% l-’».
IVt pfd .44 *4 <»
Int Mer Mar 31 US *?S MS j
Do pfd t4* 41S *** >«S
Int. Nickel .44 US 4i ««S
Int Paper .. 4l\ 44% 4J% **%
Kenecoit Coi> ii 44 US **S
Kelly Mpg Tl 41 «»S «t* «J*
Lack Bt Cos . »7 47S MS *4
Lehigh Val ,7t* 74* *4* **%
Louie A N'aeh lie llu* I*o I*4*
Max Mot ... 84% 81% *>S »*S
Do tnd pfd tl* »% 33% **% !
Mn Petro tA * 43% *4* *1 *
lllauni Copper 41 41* 4AS II
Midvale Bt . . «** 41* 44 *a*
Mieeoun new It* tt* *o* *o*
Montana Pow l*< !•> io< i#4*
Nat Bter U«* lit* Ml* IK*
Nat Lead ... 41 % 41* «e cn
N Ka A Bt. . »B SB* 38 )i*
Nevada Cone 13% 33% 33% 33%
N T. NHAH 44 * 44* 4* .44
Norfolk A Wt 111 134% lit* 133%
N T Cent. . . 41S 4« S 47 * 47 *
N T O A W. *4% 34% 24% 34%
Pacific Mall S3* 33* IS* 33*
Penney I 34% 84 % 83* BIS
Pltte Coal . . 44* IT 44 44
Pullman .. .I*l% l«l* 141% 141*
Ray Cone 29 S l<> % 29* 30
Ry Bt Npg . S3* S3* Bl* Bt*
Rep Iron A Ml 14 R 2 S St*
Do pfd 193 IBS 191 IAS
Road Com 94% 99% »«* f|*
Sea Air Lire II II ll 11
Seare Roeb ck 117 117 i»7 197
Bhat Arts .-. 31% 34% 23% 34%
Sloan-Sheftteld TS 74 73 71
loath Pac .. 94* 14 * 94 % 4«*
Bentb. Ry ... 21% *9% 34* 39%
D© pfd 19% 81% It % 19%
Btude Corn .194 194 »t* 192
Sinclair 041 . 88* lt% Sl* it
Texan Cw 177% }|«* T3* «*
Tobacco Pro 54% 87 84* 84*
t 8 Mining .41% 42 4|% *:
Union B A P 12 IS tt 13
Colon Pacific 111* ill* 149* 14«%
Trangni u 44 44 44
Unit Alloy ... 4i* 4S* <B* <s*
Unit Cl* .At 199* 191 199% me*
l ? alt. Fruit Cos 141 * 141* 141% 141*
U. B Ruhlvr M* 41 *i|W it
me-ftjrt Ulf*' %
t a bteet com MS* M*% M«*« .14*
t' B Steel ii IM 194 198* 195%
DB Cant IP 31* Ji* 11 31
V 8 Ind Ale. .134* 138 133* 134
TTtah Cop . . .IHI4 111 U 119% M 9%
Vlr Caro Ch 41 44 % 45% 45*
Do pfd ... ill* 111% 111% ill*
Wnb Pfd A . 11% 81* 59% 89%
Wabash B . J* 34 *B%
Went boner 15% it 5?% -.t
Wlltye Over 13* 33% t|% 33%
j Wine on Cent_ '•% 33% BJ% -»%
! Went Mery 97% ••% ??•,
White Motor.. 4f% »S». j«u *5%
Went Union 97% 97'- 97% *7%
Standard Oil Stocksl
!
Quotations by Hornbh.v ** A W *eks
< Mar. 29—(.105e Bid A*k
; Anglo- Am Oil Cos. n-w ,% 1
Atlantic FDflrina r#.li>(# t 0»«
i Borne-Kerrm#*t Cos ((
! Burhey* P'p» Co 14S 112
, Cheaebro’igh Mfg Cos C. • 41
, t'abiitlal Oil Cos .. . Bo 70
Continental (XI i>» s'*4 400
Crescent Pipe Lin* Cos 2» 42* !
Cumberland Ptp« Lm*. 145 1«0
Eureka Pipe IJn* . .. 715 ;2.» j
Gaima-Kig Oil «’o .. I4X
Galena gig Oil Cos. pfd 4** 14
Illinois Pip* I,l#* . . 22* 242
Indiana Pipe Mne •v> . i«t«
National Transit C 0.... IT k
New Tork Transit Cos .04 315
Pipe sane 'O7
Ohio Oil Cos . . 7M 347
Bierce Oil Corporation 13'» l*'«
Prutrle Oil A Gas Cos. (** 40a
rralrl* Pipe Line 71* 7.5
Kolar Reflnlng Cos 3|s 399
K**uthem Pipe Line Cos ft '
South Penn on x* n 937 325
A TV Pa Pipe lan* Cos M3
Mtandard Oil Cos. (Cal > 30" 303
Do. Indiana 379 4*a
Do. Kansas '.44 440
Do. Kentucky 770 780
Do. Nebraska . . 590 40"
Do New Jersey .... 797 713
Do N*w York 918 111
Do. -Jhlo 4*o (t’A
Swan A Finch <’o 119 118
Union TxnV Une Cos. 94 *4
Vacuum Oil Cos 400 418
Washington Ot| Cos 30 40
Rtandard 'Hi old gtock 2400
1 Mtandard Oil c»M Hubs 1450
Tut 1 Pet ro|*um M% H T 4 I
Mid. West Ref* .. 142 143
Penn Mexican 30 I
-
mis turn « iui at,a
Quotation* by Hornhlower A Week*
Mar. 29 Rid Ask
Am Puh Utilities 15 f
I>». pref»rre-l .... 49 71
Am Ught A Trsrfjon 140 34’
Do. preferred it; ]|(
N Am. Pulp A Paper R % 5% I
Aetna Explo* vr* | \ 3^
Clli#s Bervic* ... ;•»( 537
I>o pref. rred • , )o%
Chevrolet . . ];s jj-
Merritt 011 57*, 27%
Chalmers M tor new 70
f»msr Oil ... to ii
Cosdeti Oil A Gas 14% M%
Coaden A Cos ..
Oamp* 11 <*„
Datrolt Edison u; 7 ,i#
Emerson Pr .n .g>*ph n% i’%
Hanketl Barker 47* i j 1.
Mldweut Oil ... :» *;
Do. preferred 14
Midwest Reflnlng ... 142 try
K resge
Par Owe A KI». ... «( *-
Do. preferred #? '.7
Hupp i «
Rep Ry A Ught. min 14 41
IKi preferred .. 73 75
Wrtght A Martin 7% #i
Grant Motor ... « »
Federal Otl ... 4 % «%
Bouth Cal, '*d's<>n .... *J 74
Do. pruferred . t"4 |*|
•apulfa Ref 41 >,
t Kub Boat .. .| *
Oklahoma Prd. A Rf 1 jiu
; Vr4engl* «.
r. B TAght A Heat i »
Do. preferred .... 4 *
'inege H«miny ..., *% 4u
t*Blted M"t » | ’* %
Edmund A tone# 3; 17
TV* preferred ]*o
jljfiraNi mi Prwiß—i
DETROIT. March 34 Thn Uver
pool market eloned ntnady and nun
pile# wern eald In he nufßeient la
the United Kingdom The America!
market# were all eteady at the open
I mg and Dnlmlt nriona worn the aan>«
I aa the cJoala* flguree of W*l end ay
Tbon* who are bearteh on wheat
aad their number appear# to be In
creaeing are aelltng on balgM be
cause or the very high price aad tha
cnan.en of the weekenlag of the
market becauae of peace aewa Tha
paper# hare been carrying a great
deal of talk about eeparate peaee tn
aome quartern and a general peaee
proposition i# e* pec ted eooa from
Germany, but no one ha# much cwn-
I fldence that a proposal will come
I from that quarter that ran far a no-
I ment be considered by the Entente
I Allies. At the aaene time the fact
I hat euch news te passing over the
wire# le enough to make buyers cau
tious at these high prices
Crop damage news caaaot he much
wore* than It has been for the past
I few days and there in a chance that
I It may improve, which would greatly
I help the hears Dealer# are ant pay
I Ing much attention to aome nf the
| damage stuff waiting fer growing
I weether to nut a stop to gueaaiag
They are talking of seeding spring
wheat day and night in the north
neat in order to get tn a big anre
[ age The rash market tn Min neap -
I oil ala rather alow and millers re
port high huring of flour Consum
ers are practicing economy te such
an extent aa to reduce demand to
small proport lona
Cash and May wheat eloaed at aa
advance of 3c and July gained le.
Corn advanced 4 He. oats *e and
beans Bc.
Thursday's wheat quotation* Cash
No. J red. 15 19. May opened without
change at 35.43 and advanced to
[32 11 ’uly opened at |1 74 advanced
to 31 71% and eloaed at 81 71; No. 1
I white 1397 Thursday’# coarse grain
I quotations Oorn. eaah No 3 11 7*
No 3 ' allow. 8117 No 4 yellow.
11 28% •%!# Standard. 49*c; No
t white. 49c No « white. He Rye
Cash No. 5. ll *8 Beans Immediate.
f rnmpt and April shipment. 87 90
-*e#.|» Crime red clover. IM ; March.
3l« 10 April 319 3*. alalke. 11189
tim -tby. 12 44
Detroit receipt# were 1.999 bbla of
flour. 3 cars of wheat. 7 of corn and
« of nata Shipments were 1.949 hhls
of flour. 3 *99 bu of corn and 7 809
bu of oats Stock* are 383 494 n u of
wheat 317.000 hu of corn. 332.000 bu
of nata and 30 900 hu of r*»
F*rtmary wheat receipts were 9*l
- bu. agalnat 1.017.099 bu a year
ago
Ft port* of wheat and flour Thurs
day. 188.909 hu
Recelpta of wheat Tburedav Dll
- • cars, against 5? a *a- s«"
M-nneapolln. 499 cars, against 94*
Winnipeg, 347 rara. afaNii 712 Chi
cago 34 rare against 338 southwest
j? 4 444 hu. agalnat 118 999 hu
CM 1C A439 6AU9 94 4RK WT
CHICAGO. March 29—Grain open
ing Wheat May up %e. July, up
%c: kept., up %c Corn May up %c.
July, up *c. kept., unchanged Outs
May. up %r. July, up %c kept, un
quoted. Provisions higher.
Noou—Wheat Mar up Xc. July up
*e. September up %c. Corn May
up 1 %c. July up %e. kept err her up
*e. Oats: May up %r July up
* Be. September up %c. Provisions
sharply higher
(None —Wheat: May up *e. July
down %c. Kept err her up %e Corn ,
May up 1 *c. July up l*e: Beptem
ber up I*c Oats May up 1 *c; j
July up le. September up %c, Pro
visions higher.
Quotations by Paine Webber A Cos.,
liar 29. Open High Low Close ,
Wheat—
July 1 97* I 43* 1 48* 1 *4* .
Sept 1 83* 1 88 * I 83 * 1 84
Ma> 1 9S 1 91% 1 94% 1 94%
Corn—
Kept 1 14% 1 18U 1 M I 18*
May l 17% 1 19% 1 17% si 1*
July 1 14% 1 17* 1 IS* 1 17*
Ostn- —
July. 88* 59* 88% 89%
Kept. 53 S*% S3 59*
May 41 * 43* 41 * 43*
Pork -
Msv 14 7$ 94 8# 34 88 nil 4S
July *4 0k %i t>s S3 f» »5t »7
Lard
Kept. 30 IS J 9 33 30 1? ht« 37
July 20 92 50 37 30 03 30 22
W«» 19 97 20 17 19 95 529 IB
R'bn—
May :• 30 ll 17 13 *0 si* 35
Jiilj 1I 77 •« 88 21 77 *l9 19
b-Bld s-Kold
TOLEDO 4.R »l*
Tfll.Ftyi Ms- 5* ->’l(M- TTheut
(■%■>• 12 10 Ms- 82.18% *ulr. -
HAS'.- Com Cesh |1 23 Mar I
4122%. July, tl 28«. Oat# c*,h.
4*c May. 43c; Jiih 41*-". flvr: Ce***.
1 44 Clorerseed r**h 811 03
Varr’- 410 S7*. Ap-'l 1 1 0 17.- Octo- .
SO7O ADlke. Prime and March
«i 45 Timothy C»*h and March. 1
*■*ss'- Butte- BrlrV r'eamrt',
*“ t'lh rreerner- 4T'.c r ',g-s;
*-e*h (••"(•I*! 3t * %*<■' *el ect*. Tsc
Ms- Cnchanged
j Sugar Market
imxn—s——N
•wgaru f'etroit w-holeaal# price#
' r»**ai domin- -3-lh 911 78 crya
*al ..ip fit 74 *agt« rub-
I let* 810 45 cut to*f |> 48. cubes, i
, I* ’l XXXX powdered 3* .'0 atand
! s-d pow dered tl .49. gr* mi lated. »«tra 1
j >'o#r** I* 40 granulated. fln# .in
b ilk. 3* 25. granulated. 28-lh. rot- |
ton# I* 45. rr-stal domino grant]- ■
I lated. 2-lh and llh >*#r7ona In I
I ca*»s. 8* <5 -rtsial domino granu- 1
! lated. HF c#i.e* |3 71. diamond A,
|4 li. confe.c r»er» A. I*2o No 4
I*2*. No 5. |3 .0 No I sits No. 7.
8*1". No * 8»«4. No 9. I* No 10.
17 95 No 11. E.N No 12. 1*33 No
11. •' If v LA 17-84 13# .* f- 4*
non-caklnx m store It 21 beet gran
ula'*d. I*ls per 100 lb# household
powdered Ic. ? 4 to rtf. |J ||
household powdered, l a. 41 to rase.
94 46 per case
Cl RR COrPFJI STOCK*
Quotations by Hornblowe- A Weeks
Mar. 29 Bid Ask
Butt# A London 39 ji
Boston Montana «4 44
FYtlef 2%
Consolidated Arisen# .. 1% jl4
Copper Mining . 4% 4^
Darla Daly .. 1 - 4
First National . ... 74 t 7
j Goldfield 44 «-
I Jumbo Extension 41 47
Im Rose 5/1 gj
1 Magma 4* 49
Nev Dougiae i% }u
Ohio Copper 1% ii£
2 ,#waft ” H
> ■ 1 k on j * u
New Cornelia . * 17% 1 g«T
>F\\ YORK ( limit M4BKRT
Quotations b> Paine Webber A Cos
Mai 29 opening Cflr,#*
Hid Hlgi. 1/ w Bid Ask
Jan I*3o 1120 11 97 14 44 18 08
Feb ||j;
\P T 19 88 .
Msv 19 19 19.18 19 09 11 01 I*"J
;• 98
July . 19 90 11 99 It 13 11 81 u|«
Aug !• 11 18 9B II 95 18 «0 11 «t
i| )|
Grt . . 18 07 till 18.49 19 09 18 01
19 91 18 0*
tree. 3 * 1* 13 27 !»0« not j | nn
PNonrcr market
NEW Y< »RK March 39 Flour
r°rk *lrv*ng mess
f %r<l Firm vtiifltlt# «###f
spot 924 30(930 (9 Rug.r R*w,
• tronger centrifugal 94 teat 11779
594 rrijacoxado. *9 teat f #-
flned stronger, eut |o#f 83 4# crush
ed |3 y. powdered 87 II grenai.t
--• and •;?*«• Coff.* R,o No *Vn
snot, Tallow Btrnng sp*eial,
1 - cin i!%e country !3u,AHr
Mai Qu'ai No 1 *1 14fl) 1J No 9
t' 49 94r clover
|>- uMry Firm fi|e|,ara ]|«9t4e
ehlck'OS I»4r3ir fr.wls <(44f *< U C
duck* I4»*t' T.P * potyltrv • V<i e# -
V*e*e 119 Itr ditrka. 55e fowl# f 4
N 15c turkera s»e eoogters 14e
'■hteken hroMera 194f75e Cheese-
Frm *t**e milk entnmen *e en*.
rial*. ?4Rs7t*» *hima eem m»n to
•perislt 1"#21%c
DETROIT TIMAS
W ■■ 0— 1
I 2 A. 1-
umtoeft
MI CM MAN CMNTMAL. STtM k \ A RUI
DCTMOfT Marek Ml—Cattle: Mar
ket ntnady beat heavy stanra
119 49# 11: best bandy weight
butcher steers 90.19M9 78. naiaed
ntanra aad Keifera |lli«»ll bawdy
light butcher*. tT#7.tl. light butch
era |IB4|T; bant paw* IT IB#l.
butcher 00 wg 19 99# T II: com man
sows I4#l 89. cans era, |B«4 40. bant
heavy bulla Mil#B: halogaa bulla
• : 28#: Tt, mock bulla M#«.B9:
milkers aad aprlagers, 884#89 Vsal
calves Market sui>d|. beat grade a
111# 18. bnavlea |T#9 Sheep anJ
lambs: Market steady beat lamb* fI 8
18# 18 89. fair lambs «l«.89#ll light
to -ommoa lamha Ilß#l4. fair bn
goad sheen. 119# #11: call aad naau
mon. IT#I Hegs. Market nrespects
steady, mixed 114 49# 14 88 plga
• 38# 18 tA
MAST M VPAbO Utrg rrOCNt
Piaalaa 41 Steeeaa
■AST n ;■ rraLo, N. T7Mar. M
Chttln. Renelpta 189: market active
and steady, prims steers. 111.71#
1318. butcher grades |T#»l; cawa
IB#B II Calves Recelpta 1T8;
market active aad Kaadr. call to
ebnina 83# 1A Sheep sad lambs.
Recelpta L 899; market active, lambs
Its higher, year I Inga. 89c higher,
chelae lambe •l8#lAtl: call to tag,
lit 88#] 8 71. yearlings. |ll#14l9;
aheap. |1«11TI Hogs Recelpta 1-
889: market alow 8# 19c blgh-r.
yorbeva 111 80# if 89. piga flftJd#
11. mixed. Blß*o#llßi h-ary. 814 88
#lB 79 roughs ll 1.80#14; stags 111
#l3
( Rir t 69 I.IVf. 9T04 K.
UN TON NTTKTt T ARM. CHICAOOI
Ml . March 38 —Hogs Recatpta 33.-
000 market strong. 19c higher mixed
and butchers |l4 4b# 11 28: good
heai > 814 98#18 11: rough heavy. I
• 14 880 14 79 light 1141001119:1
Pga sl9 89014.10. Cattle Receipts
4 t>o9 market *tead> beevea l> I
10.38. row# and heifers 15 80019 09. I
I d* 40 Texans I* 48 010 71 calxna
I* B*o 1.78 Sheep Receipts 14.009; I
marke «t«ad> native 119 25012 18
w **icrn. 319 78 # 13.31; tamhs 815# j
14 99 western. 81 2 340 11 89
... w« • X p • tv «“•••<’
CLEVELAND. March 39 —Hogs: -
R *»t y
m • x». 1 j aediu * * •
5 i Is • t - stags I’* 58
Cattle Receipts ll car* sl>>e - ie. ,1 •
and lamha R»c#tpts. * '■i-' «tc
top. 818 Calves Receipts. 499:
steadv. top, 114.90
TOI EDO 1.14 V. vTO«k.
TOIJCIX). March 2* - H--g* Re
ceipts 1 999. market 1-0 ISc higher
hea»>es 818 380 18 33 mediums 818 -
55 013 JJ. yorkers 812013 19 good
r •• 119# 11 'alvee Mark#' eteady
Kheep and lamb* Market steady.
Produce |
The special feature or th* produce
market this metmng was the boycott
agsinst poultry by th* Jewish worn**
of the *a*t side Commission men
have encouraged libers) shipments In
anticipation of a big trade for the
approaching Fea*t of the Paesov*r.
and If the boycott holds shipments
will have to be diverted to aome oth
er market or price* tak* a tumble,
as e«ot-h# were not moving this morn
ing The egg market Is strong with <
advancing tendenc:*# and th* general,
list was steady.
Apptaw 82.39 04 89 nor bbL fob
eboic* and 88 0* for fancy
Banana* Good shipping stock.
83 80 0 8 89 bunch
Henna Dried Lumas 18c lb
4 rowberrtoe Late Rowra 99 fee !
tbl 88 bu
Dreawd ( alvee Fancy. I*o 19c I
No 5. 19 018 c per lb.
Greened Meg* Light. 17019 c; 1
heavy. 18014 c lb.
Finnan Maßdlen 18c lb
Freeh Vegetable* Radishes 34 0 !
38c doa; parsley. 55 034 c due , cu
cumbers. bot house lIC 2 24. ar
head frtiucr. »rtn»*-» ur fT BA < aer j
enhbage. Texas. 12c per ib
shall- tt*. 8«048c doa Florida csi*ry.
• 4 8908 cast, tomatoes 18 per 8-bae
k*t crate
Grape Frwd- 83.8b# 4 per crate
Hence —Fancy wutte. 14017 c. at
tracted. sqy 19c IA
Hay—Detroit shippers are naming
the follow:ng price* for baled nay Is
car lota f. 0 U Detroit No \ ttmo
ihr. 911.89018 st-x.icard t mothy.
1130714 ’ gh* >1 -*< e 1 81454014
lo 1 timothy 912#13. N* . mixed
53 89#K N-». 7 mixed Bit#l» Nc.
1 clover. 94 7 #lß'o at. aw. 89 Bu
#l9 wheat and vSt straw. 988999
p» r ton
l.esnon*—B4 25 0 4.78 per box.
Llsut -91 19491 38 p*r |99
Nsrtn—W L’ntits. s*'of‘- almonda
- - • i8(• ’ • Rra*l’b
190 fde- peer ns IB#lkc lb
0o»t*» —Ntv»l* f* #4: Florida.
S3 5*493 89 per bo>.
Onlow* —Bl 900 pee i«a.!b «a k
■ panlah onona 82 71 rest* B*rir
das •« 190 475 p*r rat*
0 Onion get* WhH* or yellow ••’ * fl
p*r hu.
Po*n*oe« V'rh-gaa enr lot* in
hags. I? 890? 45 hu n*w B f rm )1»'
914 p»r hbi . 85 p»- bu.
r*sltr» Knrlnga 114 ii-’ "vbt
springs. 3*o 25r hts > hen*. 58 024
m*dlufn*. ?90 3Bc stag* i«0?o<-
rooster* ISOttc. gce*r. 1901->c
ducka 33 # 58c |h
Straw berries 4*c quart.
tweet Fesnboe* J*r»#ys, hlln dried.
•9 per crate
JOBBING MtirgS
Canned r.sad* -Apple* 88.79 per
gal. Una beans. 1118rw1.48. corn
fancy Maine 91.98. standaid 11.430
LBO, table breta. ll 18#1 49. peas
inner early J'.ne 11 M: etao/twrd# 11.
animoa. tall 13 4#. marrowfat peas
11 1803 39 early rune 81 84 sifted
•arly June. 11.49 doa. Toma toes
standard, fl 80491.99 nog
CeCee—44a. tog standard 19014 c.
r tedium ItV39c. fancy. 39#98c Rio,
4%# 11 Me, 1-lh pack age*. 19#33c
1-lh tins. §» 9Me lb
fssd —Jobbing prices. IM-IA agekg
bran 941 standard middlings |42
fln* middlings. 948 mucked corn I
• 49. mars# corn m*al. 849; corn and
oat chop. 844 ton.
Flow# Jobbing pries#- Meet Michi
gan patent. Itb 10. second patent, 8* -
•0 straight. 89 89 pure ryr. B*.
spring patent. 919 49 hbl. la *th pa
per *ar»a
Oil Raw 11 n seed 91.99 boiled 11a
need 91 87 In barrel lot# kero#eng !
tank-wagon or iron barrets BHn;red
brown sane line l#*c gal.
Fisrldsse M«ee porw. 999: family
rork 819*00(0 cDnr hack* 9370 44
sms 34*#33*e: brisket*. 19031 c
| picnic heme ii*ol*c. bacon 73*0
13c; bo*f rarcaenee IIS t US' psr
lh lard in tlnrcea, 51 %c. kettle ren
dered ?7%r Ib
•Video No 1 cured bides. Fl*; No
1 green hide*. 19c. No 1 cured bulla
!•-: No. 1 freon bulla lie; No 1
cured v*g! kip ?8c; No. * green v*al
k p tte No I cared murrain. ID: ]
No 1 green murrain. 19c. Nn. 1 cured
calf. 3Se; No 1 green *nlf. ••«. No. 1
horse h'de#. |l Ji; No. 8 horn# hideg ;
17 21 No 1 tallow 9Hr No. 3 tat- I
low, 4%c p*r lb: No l hid##, le nff; |
No. 3 sip and cgjf. 1%« off sheep
skin*. (as to amount wool), 89e#|3 |
Detroit Rank Clearings
rmfrolt tank cleartnga for Thurn
'day were *7.742,722 01; total clear
j Int* for 1917 to date am 9449,0 HS ■ j
•Bn ga 14.V).191.974 97 for
1 lie corresfiondiag iH»rlod tn 191<
9CBAI 9TMAMBMIFB
CUN A R D
Negntar Fanaengsr and Os ry* ferric**
NfW VORK LIVIMFOOL
NIW YORK FALMOMJM LONDON
NfW YORK— ORI9TOL
Draffa. New*y Order* Nsft or fable.
«-**at Nrffotii Ireland. Sean
dtnuvla. Matt,
j V' r fur*b*r information apple
** ““ * " 4- L er Lena I Agents
| |B«tON Copper Stoduj
> Quetation* by Horublowoe A Wssli,
My ||. Open High Low Close
Adventure .... I
thuT-ck .191 141 141 191
Alaska Oold • | 4% 9
Aiu“s .«• •?% 44 44
Amar line .. 94% J] *•% }JS
Anaconda ... 84% l*% M% **w
Butts *up .. 44% 44% 44% 44%
«• »12 »» •»;.
arr {?? «' ”5
Ires.:: .u .u .» .p
fyanklia ----- 4
Oreen# Caa . 43% 41% «»S «*%
Inspiration .. 40% 41% .... ....
Jerome Yard* 3 19
Man* 14% 14% 14% 14%
M**on Valley 8% 4% 4% 4%
Miami 41 41% 44% 41
Mohawk •* •• •• ,
Nipiselng 1% •% •% 1%
Nevada C«na. 93% . ... .... >•%
North Butte.. 13% 13% 39% 13 tg
Ohio 1> IS TS is
One no Is 81% 83% 93% 83%
Fond CYneh .. 38% 38% 38% |*%
«sy fopnol 39% 84% 39% 84
up A Ronton «% 4\ 4% 9%
Bbannon •% *S •% •%
fhattucb .... »«% 38% 38% 18%
Mouth LRah . 34 34 31 34
fit Mary .... 84 84 44 84
THalty ...... 4 4 4 4
United Fruit 141% 141% 141% 141%
Utd tho* M 31% BB % B9V BB %
Utah Apex 1% 9 1%
Utah Coneol IT 1? 18% 14
rtah Topper 111% 111% 110% 114%
Utah Metals . 4% 4% 4« 4%
IpVR 4% 4% «% 4%
Wipe ns 4% 4% 4 s 4%
Wolverine ... 44*» 4B 44% 4F
rincAoo limn nankrt
CIICAOO. Mar 39—Butter: Ex
trna. 41 c, flrnta 400*9%c. dairy #«-
traa 37#rf%c. flreta. |4#3Bc. Egg*
Trim# ordinary, 39%#39%e; flrete.
30%f Choesc Twins 54#94%c
v«ung American 58#tS%«. Live
poxiltrv Fowls 38c; ducks. I7#fße;
n*#n* 13018 c; springe. 3tc. turkeys.
'Bc Potato##- Recelpta. 4 cam;
Wlaconein and Minnesota. 32 2403 11;
fancy went. 8 1 84 0 3 49
hurt ntoMrrx
Better -Extra creamery 89*c lh ;
creamery flreta lt*c: dairy. 34c lh..
packing evock. 34%c Ib
Rea* F-»*h rec# pta rare* includ
ed flr*t*. 31c des . current recelr*te
3*’tc doa Receipt# Thuredev. J 440
ca«#e
lhee*e -Michigan flrat* 21 %c New
York 2Bc dcm*«llc (»'•• vtM'Ac:
tmnorted Swiee 400(0.; br'.-k c*eam.
22r !.mb U rg*r. l-lb 25c. 2 lh 2«Uc;
i«ng h< ma 3( %o. daisies 2: •, W?4%c
lh
NFW YARM Bt TTFTN (Til
NFW* YORK March 3* Butte- I
Firmer receipt*, t i*9 creame-v ex
tra «4c. do. •p»r’»] market. (4UO
4Bc *tat# da'rv tub* *l#4lc tw.<te
t'on rreamerx flr -*• 'Tft 33c Fgg«
Firmer lovt* n-irki white
fancy 7*014c n*«rh> mtx-d fanev.
1503(c frc»h flr*t« 37%02t%r
Flwtu Nutter
Butter, all sales 49c, no chang
from last week’s prlcea
7# 9r>eak On Mormoninm
FYank J. ( annon former United
S.ate* senator, who is said to hare
non xtaleh«»o<l for T'tah will rp#i»-
Tliursday evening in the Fortxt.
Presbyterian churrh on "Morrr»ftn
ivm. a national menace " This wilt ,
be his final address in a senes rs
meetings which have been h-ld »a
Detroit during the last week hi a
campaign for the purpose of rou-tn*
Murmonlam from the land '
Printing—the plain nent ktnrt— 'bn?
I- ctwbt—Tlw. Job !>♦*»* Vein 4IM '
ANOTHER TELEGRAM!
Bearing On Recent Big Rich Strike
rggr WESTEHM UNION —" |
ygsk' TELeBrAM
' NfwcMt mwto«. ■■miw
M » A* mrmrn
mm Mk Mn«(. «kMk tn fcar^i
T- n« H A1 1L WOWlt illl MAI ITW IT
0 ■ tOVMAI Ml »*—«.!. H-wa nw**firv nice
won fici »iw TOBIT »at» flu ttiTfiia wipn AW iicm a aomt
ftlAlCl AID HKD OHM oil. Win lIQH MICWTAOM Os MOLT? DMTUI
olaici iitah cmill iio» futni n urging you lira m
yoilllil im>, 91 AMT IIIIIIQ >OOI, AllO llltl TO IWMga ggtg
yew. j ¥ >AmAmn
•69AM MAS IS
-nri&vr mmSk ' i
Former Telegrams Read as Follows:
B4A4CH 67 NL Winkelman, Arix., 28.
1917, Mar 28, P. M. 10:06.
C. H- Cowman.
808 Farwell Bldg.,
Detroit Mich.
Tarr cut seven feet of or® yesterday.
Os this three fedt solid will average ten
per cent copper. silver probably twenty
ounces and molybdenum very high, prob
ably Ave per cent. He is offered here
twelve dollars for each one per cent molyb
denum and believe can separate it from
other values. Other four feet of vein about
one-fifth as valuable.
A. L. WATERS.
We Believe •
DRIPPING SPRINGS COPPER COMPANY
own* the richest copper-molybdenum mine in the United States. The above telegram*
are absolutely reliable and we will positively guarantee that the statements contained
therein can and will be verified by personal investigation
Developments at the mine warrant a price of dollars per share.
Come In, talk with Mr. (bowman. Get the concrete facta. You owe it to yourself.
SHARES NOW 60 CENTS. Will advance April sth 25 per cent.
Room 803. Farwell Bldg Phones: Cadillac 5337—5959
LOCAL MARKET
MINS STRENGTH
Michigan Stamping la Active.
Jumping to 20, Probably
Due to Merger Rumor
■V B. K MaoCRONB.
Judging from the i«Urtty that d*»
vvlopad La soma at tha aptictAltiea
un tha Detroit Riook axohaaaa
Thu radar moraine, thara la apt to
baa batter market for the nail
f«w day* barring any untoward de
velopments that might again shake
(he growing ooaAdence o t the la
i eating public Many of tha stocks,
mora particularly the motor*, are
•ailing vary low cm their yield, and
unieaa tha broksr* are vary much
iQiatakaa. tha turning point la tha
upward direction la naarly at hand
Thoaa familiar with market signs
in the better Inquiry far tneer
ttock* a growing demand that mum
put them higher anoner or later,
for tha buslnaas tha concerns aie
doing fully Juatltjr It
Hy far tha moat active taeue of the
morning waa Michigan Stamping,
witch sold at anew high point of
-0. Thera la much speculation aa to
tba outran** of tha atxxskhoidar-'
meeting, and thla. coupled with car
talc nuxurt aa to consolidation* and
the like Is vary It Italy haring its
effect.
In tha motor lint, Reo la finding
support at around with arraral
hundred shares harlug been turned
over today and yesterday nt a fr*i
I 100 shore this point likewise
l atge seems to find a good market
»< about S7. wdh Ford of Canadh
holding It* awn 1c the vicinity o!
300.
Holland I-outa common
<ont!ntee Its upward trend, the mar
ket this morning being 14 1-4 to It*,
und altho none of it had changed
hands up to so. n. It Is tiksly that
HORNBLOWER & WEEKS
MEMBERS—
New York, Boston and
Chicago Stock Exchanges
Order* Executed In AD Security Markets
J. J. HAYES, Manager
201 Penobscot Building, Detroit, Mich.
1917, Mar. 26. A. M„ 12:24.
C. H. Cowman,
808 Farwell Bldg.,
Detroit, Mich.
Strike important. Seven-foot vein molyb
denum copper silver ore. Will have mill
test. Copper ore will go ten per cent W’ill
sink and raise soon a* length is determined.
IBooks fine Going Phoenix, probably Ix>a
Angeles. Sending samples molybdenum,
high-grade silver and copper ore by ex
press. J. W\ BANDHAUER.
THURSDAY, MARCH 29. 1917.
buysrs and seller* will soon gat to
gether
In tha bank eiook Hat Highland
Park of Highland Park la vary
strong, having anjoyed a 10 point
riae m tha last fWw days The stock
It row wanted at Ilk, with no offer
log. Thla itraagth Is tha result of
tha placing of tha stock on n In.gar
annual dividend basis
BERLINDENIES
REVOLT STORIES
BHRLFN (Via Bay villa Wlralaos),
March ft.—Paris reports that riots
have occurred amongst tha wiwkrsen
of several German towns, partionlkr
ly l.atpalg, Dresden Muenchen ahff
Berlin aa a result of tha RusalMfi
revolution are fiat Inventtoos says
tha official German press bureau In
a state meat today.
Marriage Licenses
Rainael 1. Oelter, tt. Detroit; B«a
--sle Uderman SB. asms.
Marlnue Driakwaark. to. Detroit;
Lola Flanagan tT, earn*
Oeorga F Morsllrk. 10. Detroit;
Dolta F Bh*iver. 11. mid*
John C. kchroeder. 10. Detroit; Hll
da Radlowaki. JO. W arvan
Lome Nckiam. 10. Detroit. Char
lotte Hannar. 10. aamr.
grbaetiaao Fruclana It. Detroit;
Gratia Orlfc IT. aame.
Albert Horn tT. Detroit; Mabel
Dtoa. 14. aame
Irvin slump >t. Detroit; Marloa
Ogden. It. same
Victor Walters. 11. Detroit; Ituth
Melvin It. same
William A Baughman. It. Detroit;
Halane Hwarta 14 Dll City. Fa
Marvin Corey. »• Detroit. Mamie
Schwarrk. 10. aame.
Bam Fnafer. tt. Detroit: Jeanle
SrhtuasH. It aame
Frlthlnb Bru land tT, Detroit. Mar
tha J Thure. tl. aame
Andr.w Kiah. 10. Detrelt; Mare
Flrtl. tt same
John Claoaian. B Detroit; Sarah
Fareeftrlsn. It. aame
Elmer R Allea >4. Detroit Rath
M Johnson tl. aama.
V»mon 4lloo*an 14 Detroit: Ostia
Rack eve. M same
Walter A Powaer. 14. Detroit; Tda
M Stipple. 14. aame
Ramon J Foatar. J 4. Detroit, Elisa,
belli Knapper 14. Ravenport. fa
Or nr i • H Nor Ha tt. Detroit Hel
en R Wade. TT. same
William E McFarland. 11. Detroit:
Trine E. Ooets. It. earn*.
Carl A- Babcock. 14, Detroit; Cora
Wtrta. 14. same
Waiter J. Holvsak tt. Detroit; Ag
*»ee Hen each, It. same
James O. Brown. 14. Detroit, Mar
tha J. Beach. It. same.
mSL. -IL. 18.. J 1 a . l jLt _IL- LJ
r ANNOUNCEMENT
Broadening public Interest In
oil and industrial securities led
us some months ago to Inaugu
rals a special Oil and Industrial
Latter. Issued every two weeks
The gTeat activity In tha affairs
of these companies, has made
the two-week interval too great
W* have, therefore, with this
taeue of our
Wfifkly Market Letter
consolidated the mining and In
dustrial divisions, believing that
such change will be of more ma
terial benefit to our clients, thus
enabling them to keep abreast of
the whole market at weekly In
terrain.
Thla letter, in addition to Ita
comprehensive review of Indu*
trial and financial condition*,
confine news of Internal con
cerning Gt different Oil, Indus
trial and Mining ('ocupanlM,
hence tt should be read by every
investor
A cop> will bV mailed fras on
revusst.
<>er direct private wlre te the
Isadlns marker waters eaaklea aa
4* gl»r rirrptlnnal •rivlr, aa sr
dera far Vtatar <l»rk», Ulalna aad
Oil Stacks aad < ark ladaatrlals.
TaiylifllnSy
ELECTION
Notice ig hereby jrtren that
bd election will be held in the
bbebtul Wards and Election
District# of the City ot Detroit
MONDAY, A
! APRIL C
L
Polls Open 7 a. m, to 8
p. m., Central Standard
Time (which is 8 a. m.
to 9 p. m., Eastern
Standard Time).
Officers Will Be Elected
As Follows:
STATE
Twp Justice# of the Supreme
Court, two Regent# of the Uni
versity, Superintendent of
Public Instruction. Member
State Board of Education, two
member# State Board of Agri
culture. State Commissioner of
Highway#.
COUNTY ~
Six Circuit Judge#, County
Auditor. County Treasurer to
fill vacancy. County School
Commissioner.
(ITT
Recorder. Judge Recorder's
Court. Police Justice, two
School Inspector# for two-year
term, two School Inspector#
for • four-year term, three
School Inspector# for six-year
term.
WARD
Alderman to fill vacancy In
the Fourth and Tenth ward#.
School Inspectors to fill vacan
cies in the following wards:
4, 5. 7, 10, *4, 16. 17, 18,
19. 21.
ANNEXATION
PROPOSITION
Proposition for the annexa
tion of territory from the
Townships of Gratiot and
Oroase Pointe to the City of
Detroit will also be voted on.
CHARTER AMENDMENTS
Amendments to the Charter
will also be submitted at this
election.
CONS^TTmONAL
AMENDMENTS
Constitutional amendment*
will also be submitted.
LIBRARY BONDS
There will also be voted «r
--on at this time the question of
issuing $250,000 Public Li
brary bonds. Th is is not anew
bond issue, but the remaining
part of the SI.OOO 000 issue
authorized in the Library Act
of 1901. of which $760,000
were issued in 1907.
NON-PARTISAN BALLOT
TV ballot for School In
spectors will be non-partisan,
no party designation appearing
anywhere on the ticket. "This
ballot will be separate from all
others, and cjip l»e voted by all
men and women who are reg
istered
RICHARD LINDSAY,
atr Clark.

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