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for Wall Ml «» the nMfd
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that something of the
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Ko »Bl<'h «*#** b> th.
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■Hb-Bprta«(leM Tire 43 S
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Mar 2t Opew High Low C*loas
till Hlbb*r.. 14 - 74 74 •*
Alaska Gold . * » »% •.
A til* rhalm . I*% 3fV »•% ?•>
Am Qaa .... U 11% »•
Am. e. a p .. ;•% tiv «v •*%
Am H. al. . I*\ ITv l*s If
Do. pfd . «»v ;•% «•
Am URMtd . ?• S*S !• **%
I*o. pfd ... MV SIS »»V -*S
Am .Lorom . .IV TS\ 71 V .1%
Am. I»melt. ..I*ll. I*SS »•«% 1« 4 %
Am. f*aa*r H.113V lH T v 110 113%
Am 2mr .... 3* V *7 Jg\ 34\
Am. H#rt Mug. S»* "*S *BS *•%
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At'•iii*“n IR4 % I*4'» 104% !*!]»
Do. pfd ...•*» 00 04% »*%
Hatopi'a* 114 114 ll* lIJ
At »Slf AVt 11J 113 111 V 111 1 *
ttalrfwin L<mo <1 «i % of% ••
HAD 7* % 70% •*% •JS
B*-th Kt**l 144% 14«% It3», IIS
Oiii H. .1 <7 !*•% 13*V ‘ * *
Wr.»ok. ft T. *‘V •■*% *•%
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tHi. pfd .. •»-'% '1 '• * ■* -
t 'an. Fa«. . . 1*4% 1*4% I** ’**
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C., M A St. P « 43V
t*Ml* fop U 4 34% i\
Colo. Fuel .. .1 . -.•% 81% 'l%
<v>i»t r*n :•’■ % *4 » * S J* V
Cub. tm h:* IW« I*o t**%
Crn. t**e .1?’ 1-1 1;!
Corn Prod. . . -8% *; • !* J
t>tlt*lb|e St «’•%
tSiimn C. Sug 4? ♦» S '» '»
l>*n. 4k n O . I*v 11% I*4 I* i
l**tr<>lt l‘nit ll* 111 1'" I**
Dutin s*.. .. :o% ;o% ?•% *
KHe C«»m .. 3® *? 4 *. *•
<»*n. Klee .. I«S\ 7* s « J‘;
i }*n M<>t. . .121 111 • ll*S l‘e%
R P <J<'od H SS% 7*% 75% «
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G*. North, or* S3 35 ‘t 1 * ** »
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lllini'li On 108% |<»S%-I<*.B •*»
Implra Cep *f>% <l% *O% *OS
Inter. M*t. .. IT 1 . H » '• » ]• '
Do pfd ... «* “ J*
Int. Mer Mar 33* JT% 32% 3.%
Do pfd *»\ >l% 30% o°%
Int Nickel . 4* US It, 4 J>
Int. Paper .. 4l\ 44% 43% 43%
Keneroit C»»p. 4* 4* 4.>% 4..%
k*ll> Spa TANARUS» *3 *l% *-'% *3%
la<k »» Cos •: *7% *3% M
Val. ..70% 70% *O% <>%
Loul* A N'**h IS® 130% 130 13“ %
Max Mot . 54% 54% b.3% MV
fw. 2nd pfd 13% S3 % 35% 33%
Me \ p*iro. .. *e% 43 V ** %
Miami Copper 41 41% 4*V 4!
Midvale At. *O% *l% ««* « rt %
Mlsaoiiri new 31% *l% % 10%
i Montana |N*W 104 104 104 1*« %
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V. Kn A At .38 »% IS S3 %
Nevada Cona 25% SS% 25% 21%
N V. VHAH 4«% 4<% 4* .4*
Norfolk A Wt 133 114% 133% 112%
V T Cant . . 0* V 44% 47 % *7%
V T O A TV . 24% 34% J«% 34 %
I Paclfle Mall . 33% 13% 71% 13%
! Pennayl 84% 34% 83% 83%
Pitta Coal .. 4«% 47 4* «C
Pullman .. I*l% 1«1% I*l% 1«1%
Ray Con# ... 24% 30% 24% *0
Ry At. Apg . 43% 33% 83% 42%
Rep Iron A A S3 14 32% 43%
Do pfd lfl 101 103 103
Read Com . t«% 44% 34% 44%
K*a Air Line .14 IS 18 -13
Sear* Rwebrk 117 If 147 117
Shat Art* .. 31 % -V, 14% 38%
AW.»a Sheffield 72 74 7? 71
tk uth. Par . M% 4<% 4* % 40%
Aoath. Rv .. . 31% 34V 34 V 24%
Do pfd ... 89% 44% 34% 34%
Atud* Corp 104 104 IM% 101
.Sinclair OH SS% 54% »S% 8*
Texas Cos. 117* J 5»% jj« ;jg
Tobacco Pro S*V 47 SS% 4«%
t A Mining . . (1 % S3 *l% S3
Union B A P. 12 12 11 l?
Union PariAt 141% 141% 140% 140%
Transtie 4* 4* «* 44
Unit Alloy ... 48% 48% «4\ 45%
Unit Cba At . 100% 101 ion% l«o%
.Unit. Fmit Cos 141% I*l% I*l% ui%
V. A Rubber .44% 41 44% 7.4
Do laapfg 10* % 104% io«>, i»4v.
r A Steel com 118% 114% 114 U 111*^
t A Aleel Ia 104 |0« ]flt% I“X%
UA Cast IP .. ls% 31% 11 fi
U A Ind Ale. 134% 113 133% 124
Utah Cop 111% 111% 110% 110%
Vlr Car<* Oi 4l 43% 13% 43%
Do pfd . 111% |U% 111%, VU%
rONwo : _ *»% *i% *#v so»;
Wabnah R 24 34 23V *'.%
M’eafhouae 43% 33 81** 8*
Willy* Oyer 13 «* 13 V 31% 31%
Wiacow Cent . 32V 52V 42V S’%
We*t Mary... 2IS 22% 21V 22V
White Motor. 48V 44% 44% 44%
We*t. Union 47% 47% 97% 47%
[Standard Oil Stock?
Quotation* by Hornhlower A w*»k*,
Mar. :»—Close Bid \*k
Anglo-.\m Oil Cos.. nev I*\ I', 4
Atlantic IXtmnit (’o 144* 10.79
Born# «icr>mirr I'g. .. t*A .»>
Buckeye Pine Line Cos. 144 If’
Cheaebrough Mfg. Cos. 470 44>i
Colonial Oil Cos. »<• 70
Continental Oil Cos 790 *»*>
Creacent Pipe Line Cos. T 9 42
Cumberland Pipe Line, m ip
Kurrka Pipe Un« . JIT ::5
oil C 0..,. 124 14.
Gelvna-Hig Oil Cos. pfd. 1 *4 14'
Illinois Pipe Line.... St* 142
■ Indiana Pipe i.-me t-i 101
National Trenail C 0... '7 1*
New T«rk Tranalt Cos SO* 212
• Northern Pipe fjne Cos. IW
Ohio Oil Cos 7*c ?.%*
Fierce Oil Corporation. 13’* I4> 4
Prairie fHI A lit* Cos, *«* *O3
Prairie Pipe Line 21 **
Be far Refining Cos .... 31* i'*!
Southern P*pe lin* f'o. 207
Amillt Penn Oil Cos 127 315
(4 W Pa P.pe Un* <’*.». 11l
Btandard Oil Cos.. (Cat.) J4A 302
tVi, Indiana *7* **<•
Do. Kara* 44* 46*i
I>o, Kentucky 77<• 71*
r*o. Nebraska ... . 64**
Po. New Jeiee> .... 707 71 2
Do New York . . . II« 111
Po, Ohio ........... 1)4 'tifft
4w«n A Finch Cos 11* 111
Colon Tank Mr.e C 0... ’< *•*
Vacuum Oil Cos. ..... Ift| IIS
Washington Oil Cos in to
Standard oil obi Stock 24«*
standard till Old Huba. 1650
lat’l Petroleum I*V 14*,
Mid W «Pt R-f* . . ui 1«3
Penn Mexican 50
Ctnß I4DI 4TH141.4
Quotation* by Hornhlower A Week*
Mar Jf B* t ok
Am. Pub. I’tililiee
IV), preferred . . It
Am. f«1 ph t a Traction . 'r.n 34]
Po. preferred 111 111
N Am. Pulp A Paper 51* S*»
4e*na
fStfar s-rvlce ........ 2*7
I »■> -*4, **',
CNevrolet 1 :t
MerrMt OR jtb, 2?S
Chalmerr Motor, new *n 7*
Omar Oil 4* 4;
*‘oaten Oil A Can . 14’« 14',
CoAda* A C* 4%
• 'ram pa to to
Palr«lt Kdiaon .... 112 111
KTfnr reoii Phonograph .. lll'%
Ma«kell Barker 41 S 47 >,
MldweM Oil .
r>o. preferred *3 31
Midwear Refining !♦? 142
Kraage ... 12 II
Pa< Oaa A Flee .. 47
Po. preferred .... *2 43
Hupp ... 4 4
Rap. Il.v. A Uarht. com to 41
Do, preferred 73 “S
Wright A Martin 7 *, * i„
Grant Motor ... .4 *
Federal Otl . 41, 41,
South Cal. Rdlaon ... 93 94
Do. preferred 194 jot
Hapulfa Ref .... IP, ||%
Hub Boat .. » .... 73 2|
Oklahoma Prd A Rf 11 111,
Triangle 1 » 4
U. B Idght A Meat 1 S 1%
I'", preferred 4
oaag' llomlny ... •**
Cnlted Mof..r .. . l*b **«,
Fdmund A June* .... 2.
Do. preferred II I**
Grain mi Provisions]
IBBl * ll ™ l * B **** B ** Bß^
DKTROIT. March If Tka Li war
pool Biark*t e|»>#ed ateady sad aup
pllea war# said to be aufdciant In
the United Kingdom Tte Amartoan
market* ware *TI steady at the op*n
ms and Detroit prieee ware the aawie
aa the closing Ague** of Warn laday.
Th»ae who are baanab on wheat.
and thalr number appears to he i«-
.•reaamß ar* selling on bulges ba
ts 11 a* «»f th# vary high price and th#
chances '»f th# weakening of ih#
market hermuae of peace newe Tk*
[taper? have been carrying a great
deal of talk about separate peace in
ar-mr guarters and a general peace
proposition is eapected soon from
Germany, but net one has much con
fident* that a proposal will com#
from mat gwarter that can for a mo
ment be considered by the Kntente
Allies At the same time the fact
hat such news la passing over Ihe
wirm la enough to make buyer* cau-
tion* at th*## high price#
1 rop damage news raoaol be much
wottf than it ha* been for the paet
fr» day* and th*'# it a < bance that
it may tini rove, which would greatly
1 eip th# h.-ar* Dealer# ar# not pay
ing much attention to eom# of the
•lamag .tuff waiting for gr-wioa
»■ ith»r to put a atop to guessing
The\ are *alking of seeding *prtng
•ht at >laj and night In the north
west n o r der to get !n a b»g acre
ac The rash market in Mittneap
r*'h." glow an! ml’era re
p*»«t high huving of hour Coneuni
ore arc praettetng ecc>nomy to such
an extent •»« »•* reduce demand to
envxll proportions.
Cash and Max xrheat closed at an
advance of 5 1 and July gained 1c
Crm ad'anced 4%c. oat * %e and
brans 4c.
T f' ir*4tj » wh at ountatlon* Cash
V* 3 red $2 I® May opened wtthoat
chanac at 83 08 and advanced to
I 1 a
t 81 7f % and eloaeA at II 71 No I
white I*o7 Thursday a coarse gram
<iu< ration* Corn, cask No 1, Si 24
No 1 yellow If 27 No 4 vellow.
8! 28% ''at# Atandard. 4*%c. No.
3 whit#. 44c No * wh'te. 48c. Rye
i'a*h S 2 fl 4$ Rean* Immedta*#
r r mpt and April shipment. $7 40
See '« Prim# red dorer. til. March.
ID* *0 Annl. 110 30; alsike. 11l NO.
timothy. 12 40
Detroit receipts were 1.004 bhl* of
llnua 2 car* of wheat, 7 of corn and
l of oats Shipment* were 1,000 bbla
f flour : 400 bn of corn and 7 600
lu of oat* Stock* are *4l ono hu of
wheat. 2*7.000 bu of com 213.000 bti
of oat* and *0 0O« bu of rye
I’rlmarv wheat receipt* were 444 -
eaa bu. against 1.087.000 bu a year
ago
Kxport# of wheat and flour Thur»-
dav 134 o*o bu
Receipt# of wheat Thuradav Dtl
luth, 4 ears, against 22 a year ag-
M 1 nneapn 11 * 4*o car*, against 344
Winnipeg. 247 egr*. agabw*t 712. Ct>*.
• ago 24 c#r*. against 221 aouthweat.
J 44 n*n bu, aga>n*t |4*o*o bxt
f Mtrar.o i.waih mxbkkt.
nil' nil), March 29 -Grain open
ing Wheat May. up %c. July, up
%'*. Aept.. up %e Corn May. up %c.
July, up %c. Aept . unchanged Out*
May. up %c. July, up %e; Aept . un
quoted Provision# higher
Muoa—M'heat May up Ic. July up
%c; Aeptember up %c Corn May
up 1 %c. July up %c. September up
%e. Date May up %r July up
V fyc September up %c. Proyiatona
sharply higher.
Close- Wheat Mar up %e July
down %e Aeptember up %e. Com
May up 1 %e: July up l%c. Aeptem
her up I%r Oats May up 1 %c;
July up tc Aeptember up %«. Pro
vision* higher.
%uotatlona by Paine Webber A Cos..
Mar 34 Open High Low Close
Wheat—
July 1 47% 1 44% 1 44% 1 44%
4-ct 1 63% 1 41% 1 33% 1 44
May t 43 1 44% 1 4«% 1 44%
Cosm —
Aept. I 14% 1 14% 1 14 1 14%
May 1 17% t 14% 1 17% *1 14
July 1 14% 1 17% 1 15% 1 17%
Out#—
July 64% 64% 64% 50%
Aept 83 62% 63 64%
May 41% 42% 41% 02%
rerfc—
May K 76 34 in 44 46 534 44
JuD 34 00 14 06 H 46 -f>33 47
!-ard -
Aept. 20 IS 30 32 20 72 b»*. 27
Jnlv 20 *2 30 27 3* 02 20 22
VDv 19 97 20 17 14 42 *2O 16
#t i b#
Mar 14 3* 14 47 14 20 all 32
July .if 12 if 4* *• "* *'* r *
p- Hid s-Aoid 1
TOI ITtM» 6R418
TOLKOO Mar 19 —Ooaa—Wheat
* a*h 12 If: Mar S2 I*S July.
I! 4*s Com Cash »t 31 Mav
91 J3K July. II 204. Oat« Caah.
49c May. July 41 4c. Rya r *ae*».
It 44 Hoceraeed Caah 111 *4
Murr'i *to*7i- April Slots Oetr
bee 99 70 Alaike Pr'ffle »n*l Uirr* l ,
• 1 11 Timoth* - - C»«h and March,
»1 S2V, Butter - Brick rr*im*rv.
<7- tub creemery. 41 S r - Fg»a
r>e«h carried 31c, fancy aalecta. 77c.
M ' t'nchaoped
\ 5” 1
Detroit wholeaale prleea
Cryatal domtnoee, 2-lb.. I117S; ery*-
tat d«mlnn«», 5-lb, 911.71 eagle tab*
la.* |lO 4i cut loaf |1 45. cube*
»* )S XWX p-.w< el. |» 70, at and
ard p«i\«<je.e.' $4 ***'., granulated. e«tra
i-otrae, l»40 grar .ated. fine In
tmtk, 9* * L *r'*T!ata*cd. 75 TT cot
ton* I• 4 5. ry»tal domino granu
lated. 2-lb *nd 5-ih c»rtona In
caaea, 9**s cr>ata! drmlno granu
lated. H F ca*e« |»7* diamond A.
I* 25 confectioners A. 9* 3* No. 4
94 .1 No 93 2# X - 9‘
I*lo. No * 9*ol No 9. I* No IS,
197 95 No. il. 9 7 90. No 12 9“ 41 N>,
llf 97*0 No 14. 97*0 No 1». 97*0,
nor-cahma mixture 9 n 2A . beet gran
ulated, 9t 15 per 100 Ibr houeeheid
powdered, re. 24 to 'm# 92.35.
houeehold powdered, 1 a, 4* to <n*
94.05 per caure
« 1 bb copra* irock*
1 Quotation* by Hornblower A W»»iu
Mar 29 Bd Aak
Hutte A I»ndoa 20 21
' ftr,«*on Montana .... 45 44
' a •v. a* 4 « u
3 S 3 *4
f'onaotldated Arttona 1 21*
Copper Minin* 4** 4'*
lav u Daly *4, 4
Flrat National II 17
♦ oidflejd Consolidated .. 5* 43
'umbo Fxtenalon ... ..44 47
I m Rose 40 r.S
'fagma . . 4* 4»
Ner fviitg ae !N J
Ohio Copper 1 1 ■’4
Htewarf 47 42
Bnceggg . . 43 4 5
1 uk-m .... I 1 1„
New Cornelia ITS l»s
im tnRK rtm*>* MtNKIT
W'n>uilmi» hr l*ain» Webber A Cos.
Ml' .*» op. ring Cl oaa
Pid Hlg*' l/» Tlid Aak
•an . 1 • 74 1130 tta: 1 a •< 1 • 0*
Keh 15 24
Apr . . I* •*
Mav 19 10 19 !• 19 00 19 01 19 »j
I in* .I*l- .
tulr I* 90 19 99 11 *2 II M it 14
Aug 1* 9S 11 9S lit* r* .o lit]
Kept I*l2
Oct HOT HI! IIF )*(•« )M|
Nor 11 0| 1• a*
Dec I*l4 1 I 77 1* 03 1 1 0* ] 4 On
PRonrrr rirkrt
NFW YORK March 2* Floor-
Quiet atron* Pork Atrong rreea
|744f34 50 laird Firm middle we»t
• 92'* 1011 20 4* J ugar Baw
»tr> nger centrifugal. 9* te»v | r . 77®
I** mu*< vado *•> 'rat 1 1
Pned. etrong»r ctit 1 af II 4a rruah
ed. I* 74 powdered 97 75 granulat
ed 97 JM> * Coffee R'o N- 7 on
apot. 9S r Tallow AO >nc *p*ciai
11c. city. 12Wc; count r» 12Sf9l|r
Hav Qu'et No 1. 91 I" *t lIJ No 3
Bsf|*4c. clover. 45c 911 0* Dreaeed
Firm tnrkeya 1**9441
chlckrna l*#3*c- fowla
duck*. 1• *» 2*c Live pobltri Firm
geeee llSIlf; duck*. ?7-y f wla 72
BSSr. tiirkrva, 55r rooatere 10
chicken broiler* I9ffs3r f'beeae
firm; at»t* milk common to ape.
clala 748 274i.c «kim> common to
-pectala. IfltftlS*
DKTROIT TIMES
*** I
■ ICMK* « A CH Hit ITStmt AJUM
DKTROIT. March *4 —Cattle: Mar
ka< steady bust heavy etaura
• 10 Ms II: beet bendy weight
butcher steer# 44 3*94 16. mixed
steers aad heifers. lUtfl 34, handy
light butcher# *7# 7.74. light hatch
er# 14 400 7, beet o°w# 47.4404.
butcher cow# 84 60#7 04. uemaen
COW a. 140* 40. . annara. |t«I.IO. beat
heavy hull# M34#6; bologna bulla
47 3&07.74. stitch bulla 4* 04.40.
mllher* and springer# |40#40 Veal
calves Market strong beat grades.
913016. hravies. 4704. Sheep and
lamb* Market steady, beet lambs |l6-
2644 16 6# fair lamb# 914 4*016. light
to .ußinmn lamb# Sitol*. fair to
good sheep, 9>®9 9tt; cull and cam
men. to* Hog* Market pro epee la
ateady. mixed 814 40011 96 pig#
912012.31
E44T 41 rT“4I-0 urg *TXMK
Daaatag A Bteveas
KAAT RFFTaLd. N Y . Mar, 24
t-'attlet Receipts. 100. market active
and steady, prime steer# $11,160
13:6; butcher grades. 970111 c*>w#
6547 9 24. Caivee Receipt# 174.
market a>tive and ateady cull to
choice. 950 16. Aheep and lamb*
Receipts. I.oo*. market arttee; lambs
3«c hlgt.ei yearlings. 56c higher;
cbotqe lenib*. 6160 16 16; cull to fair.
8115*0 15 76 yearlings. 613016.60.
*h#ep 86 g 14.75 Hogs Recalpt# L-
N6O. market alow, i 010 c higher,
yorker# 4115001540 pig# 412.60 M
II mixed. 916 4“Ol5 6. heavy, |l6ul
u 16.70 roughs 414.60 016 ataga. 11l
O 12
(1411 AIM l.ivr aTOi K.
ITNIDN OTOITC TARDA. CHICA4IO.
11l March 30—Hog* Receipt*. 31.-
040 market sirong. 10r higher mixed
and butcher*. 114 60016 26. good
114 96015 15 rough heavy.
914 4*016.70 light $! 43*0 16 10.
I ’ <1 . t al c Ipt#
4.000 market ateadv l»eex *s 6*500
HIS. rows and heifer*. 45 50010.40.
17 g 9 *O. Texan# 9* 46 010 75. calva#
19 t“0 13 71 Aheep Receipts. 14.000.
market steady native. $lO 250 13.36.
western, |lO 780 12 33 lamb# 9120
14 90. western. 912 360 16 30.
rl.Rvrl.44n i.ivr otocm
CI.KVBI.ANP, Mac h 2* Hog#
HKceipt*. I “00 steady, yorker# 914;
mixed. 114 1“ medium*. 115 24 p'a*
61 326 rough# 913.45 stag# 813 16
Cattle Receipt# 16 cars alow Aheep
and lamb# Receipt*. 4 car# steady,
top. 914 Calve* Receipt# 400:
steady , top. f1 4 40
TOl RIM) LINK 9T4H46.
TOLBDO Manh jn -Hog* Re
ceipt*. 1.006 market ioOl6c higher;
heavies. 914.250 16 35 medium# |15.-
28014 35. yorker# 9120-5 10. good
pigs. 110*2 11 cqive* Market steady.
Sheep and lamb# Market steady.
m 1. " T 7
Produce jj
The *pe< lal feature of the produce
market this meaning was the boyewtt
agalnat pealtry by the Jewish gromen
of the east aide Commission men
have encouraged libera) shipments la
anticipation of a big trade for tha
approaching Feast of the Passover,
and If the boycott holds, shipments
will have to be diverted to wrne oth
er market or prices take a tumble,
aa atocks were not moving this morn
ing The egg market Is strong with
advancing tendeaclee and th* general
Hat was steady.
tgahe 93 5*04 60 war bbl fu»
choice and 95 0 6 for fancy
■•••ana Good shipping Stock.
9946 0 340 bunch •
9*wae Dried Lima# 16c lb
Cmuberrise -Late Howe# ft p«r
bbL. 14 bu
Dewed Cafxea Fancy 19#16c
No 2,14014 c per lb.
Drr**»4 Haas Light. 17 0l9e;
heavy. 16014 c lb.
flaaaa Haddlea -16 c lb.
Freak VegetabWe Radlahe* 240
66c do* parsley. 9(096c dos cu
cumbers. hot bouse. 4304.26; ~ar
rote. 9150 bn., cauliflower. 94.26 doc.,
bead lettuce. Iceberg. 16 06 --aae
ca'.'bug*. T«xa*. 12c per fb
shallot I*. 60#66c dox . Florida celery.
•4 6*06 case tomatoe# 9* per 4-b#»-
ket crate
<;»•*» fralt, H ,4 *' * - • '*
toatr - flag $ . at
tracted 3# 19c Ik
Hay—Detroit afeippera ara paying
the following p.*,leaa for baled aay !•
car lota fob Detroit: 310 1 timo
thy. 114.55A15; ataudard l.acthr
111 light o.lted. 11l Ms II
Mo S timothy. 9l3«tt. Me. 1 rntiad.
11l 5« OH. No 2 mixed. Sir Ml l No.
1 clover. 94 3 013'® rya ati-aw. MM
610 wheat and oat rtraa. It 5*09
per ton
l -*w*» |4 2*04 7S par boa.
lime* (11*9115 per 1®«
Nu«*_ W L ’nuTa 299*fc; almonda
fftf 215 e Alberta. IftA’fc: Braalla
il®|4f pecan* Ilf 1b 17k
Of»»fe» Navela. 17 94; Florida.
SJ 2 r *»l 5* per bo*.
Onion. 919 0* per 1»«-1b *a k
Apani«h onion*. 12 75 crate Bermu
da*. 94 509 174 per crate
Onion ante White or yellow. |2 5®
per bo.
P«ti'»»« Michigan car lota Is
baga. 92 5992 54 bu new Bermudas
114 per hbl . IS per bu
Poultry B prlng* 13924 c l'ght
tpr'cfi, 2«912c be* v y hena 24*1 ?«
medl*irr.a. 27(9 3Sc: etags. I*f IV
ror>et»ra. 15 914 c; geeae. 19 9 2®c.
ducks. 219 75c lb.
Strawberries 4A c quart,
aweei P-mteea Jerseya. kiln dried.
|9 per erst*
Jobbing PRint*
Caaaed t.eede -Apples. II 71 per
cal. Umi bean*, ti 1491 14. ren
faocy Maine 1114. etandaid 11449
!(•; table beets Si 2191 44: p***
tan. \ aarly June SI 3®. standards. 11,
saimon. tall SL4®, ' marrowfat r-«x
11 35 93 35; early June. Ill® sifted
ea-|y June 91 40 dot. Tomatoes
Standard. »’ 5091 5® ®oa
Cases Aaritoa. standard I*9 He
■*d|i*m. l*t(7<*c. f*n»-y. tOßllr Rjo. !
14 V® 91 5 *• r 1-lb package*. lt#!V
1-Th fin* 93 9 39c lb
Feed f obh!ng prlcei fft®-lb.
bran 9*l *tandard middlings 147 (
fine mlddMng* |4‘ cracked re.rn I
94* coarse c»>rn meal. 149. mm and i
oat chop. 944 ton
Four .Icbpiog prices- Bc«» Mlchl-
gar patent $lO 14 ■» ond patent. 11 !
• r (tralgM I* 4*l pore rye I* I
apr eg paten- flO SO t.bl. in >,'h p* !
pec ■*< a■
Oil *taw Imaced. 91 04 boiled lln- I
peed ti 07 |p barrel lot* keroaen*.
tank-wag-m or Iron barret* Itfr.red
er m fxrl'na, li»f<s ml
Pcetuun* M«ea pork. |I9 family
p«rk 9’* Mint* c|. ar bar W< 117 guf
heme. 2«’4 97SV9< hrtaket*. J393D
pi'm'c hams. bacon 2.1*9
9Jc Kerf r % reaper* t2S<Tl*ke per
tb lacd in fUrcr*. 71« gr. kettle ren • 1
!lUc |h
HTtAe* No 1 curnd hides. 91c, Be
1»c No l greet bo!!*. 15c. *« j
cured reel k»p ?4c, No. * green r» a t
ktp. Vn I cared murrain. 11-;
No 1 g-een marratn. Ifc. No 1 wot
calf. ]|r So 1 green c*lf. |»c. No 1
boree hide* I* 35 No 2 horae bide*.
I" 24. No 1 tallow, yf, K j te 1-
! low iy per lb No 1 hides, le o«.
hip AO/1 nlf, ] Vfcr off sh##p -
Wt'na taa to arm.ant wool I. 47u99l
Detroit Bank Clearing*
Hearol* bank clea/inr* for Thtira
•l«i warp f7.742,732 01 ; total rWr
nti. for 1517 to date are HMv.AtS,-
'ka a* Against IdSfi.ldl 975 97 far
1 He ciopmepondln* period In 191A
OCCAM *T*4 gag|pt
CUN A R D
Regwler Feaaengcr and r*fpe ®e»-rWea
NSW YORK—LIViRFOOL
MEW YORK AALMOUTH-LOROOR
NEW YORK BRISTOL
Brafta. Newey Order*. Ball nr fable
f-reat Britain, Ireland. ®eaa-
Atnertn. Italy
Fur further information apply
“ *' r *Tk tT. A. 7, or I «—I A gen U
|B#6tM Cappo stocfcsjj
Mwwaatiowe hr Morn bio war A Waehe
Mar 19; Obf* "If* Cl^n
Adventure .... 1 » . * . *
AJuneek 261 I*l >•}
Alaska Gold. 9 • J't •
Aaeer blue .. 16% 47 >•% jV
A46NMI . . 64% 66% 64% »•%
Bntta hup .. 44% 44% 46% *6*
SSTWL:# >“
ssr K *-J! \ “i 9' J 5
SSTfiSU :: .is . 5 >\"
Franklin ..... 3 4
Green* Can . 42% 43% 42% 43%
Inspiration .. 44 4, 41%
Jurome Verde ? I > J
Mas* 14% 14% 14% 14%
Manor Valley. 6% •%
Miami 41 61% 40% 41
SThawk •• 4t *• *•
Nt pi suing ... 4% 6% 6% 6%
Nevada Con# 94% • ■■ JJJ*
North Butte .23% 39% l*% 29%
Ohio 1% 1% 1 % 1%
oe-e.l* • *3% *»% 3j % »*%
Pond I'reeh . 34% M% 36% *4%
Quincy 30% **S **S 0* %
Hay lonanl.. 39% >•% 79% *•
Mup A Boat on Ig 46 0% *%
Ahannon . .. 0% •% •% la
ghat tuck .. .»*% 39% 14% 36%
¥r«ih Utah .34 2« 24 94
At Marv (4 94 *4 64
Trinity 4 4 4 4
United FruU 141% 141% 141% 141%
ltd Aho# M 61V 16% 66% 65 %
1 tab Apex .1% 31% I
Utah Donaol 17 it 14% 10
Utah Copper 111% 111% 116% 1»«%
Utah Metals . 4% 4% 4% 4%
Victoria . 4% 4% 4% ««
Winona . ... 4% 4% 4% l%
Wolverine ... 44n 49 44 % 44
Chicago ai rrra uirkrt
CHICAGO Mar 29- Rutter ft
tra# 41c firsts. «0045%c. dalrv ex
tra# IT O 31- %c. firsts. 35 0 36c. Fgg*
Prim* ordinary. 29% 033 he; first*.
30%c Cheese: Twin* 24024 %c
young America# 2&0 28%c. Uv*
Poultry: Fowl# 29c; duck* 17 093 c,
geese 19010 c; spring*. X9c. turksv#
*6c Potatoes Receipts. • car*
Wisconsin and Minnesota, 92 300 3.94;
fancy weal 99 56 0 3 60
DtlRI MthOlfTt
a*lWr fttra creamery. I0‘»c lb;
creamery first# *3%c: dairy. 2*« lb.;
racking stock. 94 %c fb
Igpgw Fveah receipt# caae* Includ
ed flrst# 91c doa.. current receipts.
I t#%r dot Receipt* Thursday, 311*6
, .-***#
rbeeee Michigan firsts 21 %c New
York. 36c domestic Awl*a sSo3®c;
Imported Aw lee. 6“040c. brick cream.
32c limhurger. 1-lh 24c. 2-lb 24%r;
long horn# 24%c. daisies 21% 024%c
lb
•3gn tohk Birrrx and f.og*
NFW YORK March 20 Ru*ter
firmer receipt# 4 46* Teamer, »«
tra. 44c do. special market. 44% 0
46c: slat* dairy tub# 31 Otic. Imfta
t "B earner' flr*t*. HO 37c Fs«r-
Rlrmer receipt*. 19 266 nearby whiu
fancy 37 0 36c »»arhv mixed fnnev.
99 O 34c fresh (Irets. 51%014%r.
01 arte Owl lee
Rutter, all sals* 46c; no change
from last week’s price#
To Souak On Morvngnietn
Prank J <#nnon former United
State* senator who la said to hare
won statehood for Utah, will rpea*
Thuroday evening in the Port-at ’
Preabylerlan church on “Mornifin
ia:n a national menace This wW
be hi* final add rear in a sene* of
meet Ings which have been h-)d in
Detroit during the last week l<i a
campaign for the purpoee of roo'lnc
Mormon lam from the land.
Feinting 46« ptwtw newt kl*4—«be<
1* rlabt—TXaeee Jeh Deg.—Set* 4444
ANOTHER TELEGRAM!
Bearing On Recent Big Rich Strike
WESTERN,UNION ~~
TELTOttAM
M mMm m «fc* mrmm Ml
mm Umk kmrf. -*Mfc a~ Ms •» ...... - ■ ■ |yl —^
T- HEN M All Wfltlll AMU Mil 17T1 IT ... -
nwu fiom iin tout lAii nil aitiat fim Alt nom flLflflim
nAiCI ilB MB OXIJB Oil, Win BIOS yMOWTAfII OF lOiOWUI f±±U*B ,
ftmci AL9ATS ca»m hoi Tiitnn n »iirn, >wa> yon wifi m
fomiii iynt, wm >iiiiu aooi, aim iiiti to wmoi, Piirrara
PtU. 3 f UIWAWi
<MAI lit ft
Tm/#*rr mum
Former Telegrams Read as Follows:
8484 CH 57 NL Winkelman. Aril., 23.
1917, Mat. 23, P. M. 10:06
C. H. Cowman.
308 Farwell Bldg..
Detroit, Mich.
Tarr cut seven feet of ore yesterday.
Os this three fedt solid wHI average ten
per cent copper, silver probably twenty
ounces and molybdenum very high, prob
ably f We 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-ftfth as valuable.
A. L. WATERS.
We Believe
DRIPPING SPRINGS COPPER COMPANY
owns the richest copper-molybdenum mine in the United States. The above telegrams
art absolutely reliable and we will positively guarantee that the statements contained
thereto can and will be verified by personal investigation
DevetopmenU at the mine warrant a price of dollars per share.
Case to. talk with Mr. Gowman. Get the concrete facta. You owe it to yourself.
SHARES NOW 60 CENTS. Will advance April sth 25 per cent
Room 90S. Farwefl Bldg. I’hones: Cadillac 5337—5959
LOCAL MARKET
GAINS STRENGTH
Michigan Stamping U Active,
Jumping to 20. Probably
Due to Merger Rumor
BY t. E. MacCftONK.
Judging from tb* activity that dc
vHop*<l la of the apeclaltlM
cn the I)*«tn>tt dtock vichangv
Thur»<;&> morning. there U apt to
be a bet .or roaiket for the next
lew days barring any untoward <le
«nlopm*nti that iu »ht again shake
she growing oonUd-nr* of the iu
veating public Many of the atocka.
more particularly he motors, are
selling very lo* on their yield, and
tuueae the brokers are very much
mistaken, the turning point In the
upward direction Is nearly at hand
Thoee familiar with market s.pn
•ec in the better Inquiry for lueac
vtoek* a growing demand that must
put them higher rooner or lat*r.
for the buaiaeea the concerns ate
doing fully justify It.
Hy far the most active Issue of the
morning wae .Michigan Wtamping.
wllch sold at anew high point of
?t> There la mu oh speculation as to
the outran** of the stockhotdera’
meeting, and this, c mpled with cer
tain rumors as to consolidations and
i the like is very likely haring |(j
( fleet.
In the motor list. Rco ia finding
► upport at around -14. with several
h united shares haviug been turtte<l
over today and yesterday at a fra*,
tion above this pc nt. likewise
I'aige seems to And a good market
at about 37. with Ford of Canada
holding lu own tu the vicinity or
Job.
Holland l/ouia Sugar common
contintes its upward trend, the mar
ket this m.vnmt being It 1 I to f3.
and altho none of it had chanred
hands up lo nocn. it Is likely that
HORNBIOWER & WEEKS
—MEMBERS —
Nbw York, Boston and
Chicago Stock Exchanges
Orders Executed In All Security Markets
J. J. HAYES, Manager
201 Penobscot BuDding, Detroit, Mich.
1917, Mar. 26, A. M., 12:24.
C. H. Gowman.
303 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 Will
sink and raise soon as length is determined.
T/Ooks fine. Going Phoenix, probably Los
Angeles. Sending samples molybdenum,
high-grade silver and copper ore by ex
press. J. W. BANDHAUER.
FRIDAY. MARCH 30, 1917.
buyers and sailers will soon gut tu
get her
In the bank stock list Highland
Park of Highland Park is very
at rang, having eajuyed a 10-polnt
rise ta the last few days. Th« ato«.k
It duw wauled at lie, with no offer
ing This strength la the result of
the placing of the rock on a la.ger
aasual dividend basis.
Mend Bey's Skull With Dime
MEMPHIS Tenn March 1. /
When a mule kicked fjvlngstone
McConnell, a three year-old Negro
boy. lo the head, the blow broke
the skull 3urgeons replaced ihj
broken bone with a brand new dime
of the mintage at 1917. The dime
win go to the grave with the Ne
gro. coming generations may And
aid marvel at It
Marriage Licenses
•emuel i. Oeller. II Detroit; Bes
sie Ijwitrmtn. U same.
Marlnua Drlwkweark. IP. Dslroit.
Uots Flanagan IT. aani*.
QeargS F Mrrstlck. IS. Detroit;
Delta F khrlver. >l. aeme
John C. Schroedar, Si. Detroit. Hit
4a Redlowakt. 19. Warren
leone Paokham. 11, Detroit; Char
lotte Manner It. aame
•ebaatlano Fruclana. ti. Detroit;
Ora tie Ortfo. IT. aame
Albert Mom FT. Detroit: Mabel
(Mon, It. asms
Irvin Stump. 11. Detroit; Marlon
( K<l*n SI. aame •
Victor Walt era. IS. Detroit; Ruth
Melvin It. asm#
William A ftauahman. Si. Detroit
Helene Swarts. 14. 011 City, l a
Marvin Coray, J* Drtroit, Mamie
Schwarck PO. eame
Harr Ahafer. ti. Detroit. Jennie
gchluaael St. aame
Frtthp»b Bruland. IT. Detroit, Mar
tha J Thurt. JJ. same'
Andrew Kish. Ti. Detroit Marv
Firtt. ti aame
John Oanglan. tt. Detroit, Sarah
Paraeghtan. It. asms
Klmer B Allen. J 4, Detroit Ruth
M Johnson, tt. aame
Vernon All -man tt Detroit Celia
Rachew. tt aaane.
Walter A Pouaer. t 4. Detroit: Ida
M gupple. t 4. same
Bam on J Foater. Jt, Detroit rilia.
beth Knapper. t 4. havenport. Ta
fieoree m Norria. tt. Detroit Hel
en R Wade tt aame
William F McFarland, tl. Detroit
F.dna B <lbgta It. aame
Carl a Babcock li, Detroit; Oora
Wlrta. It, .am*.
B aiter J Soh-aak. tl. Detroit; Ag
nea Henua.h. It. aame
Jamea O, Brown. 14, Dutroll; Mar
tha J. Reach, It. aame.
■ . J —"
ANNOUNCEMENT
Broadening public interest In
oil and Industrial recurltlaa led
ua some months ago to tnaugu
rate a special Oil and Industrial
I/Otter, Issued every two weeks.
Th.- gToal activity In the affairs
of these companies, has made
the two-week interval too great
We have. Hit refore, with this
issue of our
Wdeklv Market Letter
consolidated the mining and tu
duetrtal divisions, believing that
such change will be of more ma
terial beneAi to our clients, thus
enabling them to keep abreast of
the whole market at weekly Ib
tenraia
This letter, in addition to tta
comprehensive review of indus
trial and Anancial conditions,
contains news of Interest con
cerning fit different OH. Indue
trial and Mining Companies,
hence It should he read by every
Investor.
A ropy wilt he mailed free oe
request
0«r illr«-i private wire fe the
leadtaa mnrkri rratrrs rs.kiM ■■
*e *i»r o.eeptlnnal .errtee ee »r
--der. far Water *lorlu. Ulaiap aa4
"II vterk. and « ark ladaatHaU.
esaowscer BiTMit
»eo.w css
— " " "i 1 1 ■ -J-111
ELECTION
Notice 1b hereby giwn t£aA
iu) election will t>« held In the
.several Wards and Efeetien
Districts of the Q'ty at Detroit
MONDAY, A
; APRIL C
Polls Open 7 a. in. to 8
p. m., Centra! Standard
Time (which ia 8 a. m.
to 9 p. Kastem
Standard Time).
officers Will Be Elected
As Follows:
STATE
Two Justices of the Supreme
Court, two Regents of the Uni
versity, Superintendent of
PtfbHe F/wtrueiion, Member
State Board of Education, two
members State lizard of Agri
culture, State (ommisaionfr at
Highways,
COUNTY
Six Circuit Judges, County
Auditor, County Treasurer to
fill vacancy, County School
Commissioner.
CITY
Recorder. Judge Reconfag'i
Court, Police Justice, two
School I ns] «et tor* for two-year
term, two School Inapeetocs
for four-year term, thraa
School Inspectors for six-yen*
term,
WARD
Aldermen to fill vacancy lb
the Fourth and Tenth ward*.
School Inspectors to ffU vacan
cies in the following watxis:
4, 5. 7, \O, 14, IS. W, U.
19 21.
ANNEXATION wfc
PROPOSITION *
Proposition for the annexa
tion of territory Tram the
Townships of Gratiot end
Crroßse Point* to the City of
Detroit will also be voted on.
CHARTER AMENDiTCNTR
Amendments to the Charter
wtU also be Hibmitted et Uib
election.
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS
Constitution*] amendments
will also be submitted.
LIBRARY BONDB
There will also be voted np
,i at this Ume the question at
suing $2 :, 0.t>00 Public LJ
mry bonds. Thi» it not anew
Hind issue. but the remaining
| of the $1,000,000
authorized in the Library Act
of 1901. of which 1760,000
were issued in 1907.
NON-PARTISAN BALLOT
The ballot for School In
viMYrtors will be non-partisan,
no party designation appearing
anywhere on the ticket. This
ballot will be separate from all
others, and can be voted by all
men and women who are reg
istered.
RICHARD LINDSAY,
Cite Clerk.

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