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PAGE 6
■fVCI MARKET
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r Mm Attack* Os
| Wallet
mew tome. Aarti ia.-Tb* s>w
T«rk Muo ftaanttia review Monday
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Upmai delimit- arraugemci’’*
jjw m r>niinrir ** r flnjkn ‘ *°* ******
Us Hkely la bo but ftw develop
tgnli ia the eoourltiee and tDoaey
MarkeiM tedlcatlng rigorous tatiia>
0»e. Today » stock maraet wan ai
gloat wholly profmloa*) and far
f dieter (ban yesterday. Trading
VM brink la the Amt hour, a move
plant to be etpected from the over
eotd condition of the market at the
Close of the week- This movement
wan accompanied by a moderate
volume Os commission bouse buying
aad the two fortes together pushed |
prices forward In a modest way at |
the opening, later accelerating the j
pgvance unui the standard list was
•one two to three points up. The j
taping movement was soon spent,
hawevt-r, and my midday trading j
plod down, leaving most of the In- j
patrlsi Issues not more than a i
(motion to a point or so above the
previous closing level.
“A pg* l *’ churning movement
gtaftcteiised the afternoon trading |
Ml moat eaaee the best part of the
••rIHT gain- • ere wiped out. At- j
far selling up 1 to 4 points the steel
group reacted with one or two eg
oeption* to near Saturday’s dosing
level. Copper shares were firm but !
•arrow
“The general list was under pres
awe in the late trading with several
wank spots "
Betroit Stocks
HONDO'S gIOTtTIOVI
UM«4 ItMSI
Open Close But Ask
lasi Wk L 4 l ■ 15“*
Am U A Tr 54
/IS Fub t’til u ?»
2.. Pfl. ufd... , •• *1
aeu> Body ■••• *-*»
Auto Ok •
nJewsr K-i B? t: 41V 43*x
Bar Ad Mack 166
iCtar Iron *d 7 4 < 4
tk sM. *
QvevroUt Mo 1M 119
Cities Bdrvtc* :«S ’>2
Do. ell - . .... 9*4 »S
avail UA 7, :s IS jS IS
Com Motet 9 It
CR PAL . ■ 67
■ Do. sM ■ SS 12
Coat Mot Cos. TS 7 4 *S TV
Do pf new M it
n a F n»v y«
pet <rearner? 31
Bet KAtaeu ad is* 1S«
Kt UHMag .... .... «S «%
8g If AMI 10% 10% 10.. ...
©st Ltd in? .... m
pet V Ant II IS
Kmends a J .... ti i»
■Srd M of c .. 31 s
iknsrel Mot 11* 1U
H Altsas'am . * i
■I Aas fan. >*s :»4 sis *•**
Fares Mfg US
■all Lamp 5* Ti
801-*< L hup . . ... 14 ...
Do. pfd *d «i* ISS
Iron gfirer M.lki 1«* 171 ISO
" n !i % i?s
Mteh jR2I Cos it»4 16% t«S 1«S
Wek tapwr. 99 losv,
Mtaw 7. .... 121
„ok. P«d IS s
Vitas-De« Th «•« *S
Par <3 A E id i: *6
Brv». aid ....ims
m- • u>
lei kd 7**
I Cos us
rudden .. 24 ?9
tor 34 tt 4
IX Ilea «t 47
her C »SS •«
i Cr>„ St
Con - tt
dd ’*4 ii
White Star l ss
Wdlr Port C ?V 7%
SBaelui end Tian Oeanwawaee
Am State 1«» 149 17S
Ceatrel Aav IS* SOf ....
Detroit flev *tl ft* ....
War Bavlaas .... 11l 3|o
|hrd-re> State ....lit IP ....
let A Old n N Ilf U 4 goo
kt- - A*»r 1M ISt lev
■lgrkUnd p a tee no
Merchant* JL 111 179 IVI
mw r«f eC .... m m
Katasuier a Set tie n
Pw©pte*s P*e»e 171 .... 274 s
Imd wevtag- fio t»« ....
Wayn- C W Sfd
Detroit Trust .... 31T 3*S too
n .... »*f *t»s
■Maw Trust •ue I*A 1M
Url.-AB L Itl IS* ....
Th* following Anns are vrivii*r*d
to eaeeoto orders on th* »irh«ng«
W K Moss A Cos.. Cartyls A P«.reh
fro M West A Cos.. B. R. Maeer >as
A Cto . W W Mohf* A <5«.. D. L. A*r
meur A <%.. W B Hr' augailn Msr
fift Tjrnrk A Cos. W A Hamlin A
Be.. Wrni a. Ne*r A Co- Sln-lalr A
tiouls Brnmet t>. Vprawu*. Wm. H.
Bus* A Cos. F K Peltoa A Cos.. Joel
Wuelurj A Cos, Bennett Pmlth A
g W. K Reilly A Cos.. Ifatthsw
ytiri. A W Watlare A Co- Gowk Q.
Standard Oil Stocks
Quoitllpni Ox Horablovrra Weeks
Bid Asked
OH Cos. new. l<% 17
Atlanta Running C® ... Mi 100*
■inn-iteDwiwi rp. ... 4iii <;«
keys Pip* Line Ca . m tos
jaawfctiifi M 4 •*'«». . ♦;<* 444
Cadwtiiel Oil C«* *9 70
mtetlanatai On 00l . *;,.', <,«<>
-ffffWteat Pipe l.ipe To. IB 41
lend Pip* Line 17«* 17*
l«rfk« i -pe Line tie 22*
Oral ftp Oil Cos. coen.. i.'z
l*». pfd 154 147
lUlPci* Pipe Line 240 224
rlgdisaa Pipe Line Cos. I Oft 10*
N«')*>nel Transit Cos.. . 17 t»
New f.-rk Trnnelr Cos. JoS 7l«
Northern Pip* Line Ct» inj 1 .*
n« air.
P»eX"e Porn it i|%
rrtaP* AT) s <?*• Cos *7O no
k W»lrle Pipe Un« . 102 .144
■plpr Belli.ln* Cos. . . . |;| m
■ptMßero Pipe |.<ne Cos. :<>o
•out*. Penn iVI c* . . son Ho
VlMßrl Oil Cos. (C*l( 2*2 2*7
fad* an* . ■%»{, s 4 »
HP Nnnee* l:*l *4O
J Kentu< ky ;*n HO
W ' mb> Hekrukk ....... *7o s*"
L ■*». New ifre#) 97 3 444
New York 2*l ♦*«
TV.. Ok* 47* 4*o
StoM A Ptaeh Cos in 12*
tJlkier Teok Line Cos. . *t *(
on it* it*
4*ll C«« SS Ik
|H|BWC Oil Old Stock lI<MI
Ok*, ewh# .. If 1 '
Re* 1 PeKieon 1414 14%
W* **fg . ... 112 lie
IS»n» Mex t* «ti 47 It
Ancient.
jMr K*<Nld 010 Stuff' If*
ft®* ***** «m nil ms Ut*"
Nw Ym* Stock*
quotations hi Morahlowsr Ail « -k».
| Ayr. 9. Opea Hlgk
I ajsx itub ... us * :l * 7 r
I A leeks Gold . <S ?> § !
Alaska Juu .. 7 • • .*
Allis Chal . S«'« IJ
Am Agri com 49 •*
I tsitr. (-sn .. 49 47 W *i %
lAm C A Pdy MS *• * • ** *
Am Ht Kd. .. *» »* *•,
Am i'ot. Oil . 49S **’» 4< » * JV '
Am Hid* A L. 14S “V US »
Do pfd .... M 44S
Am Ice Sec.. ST **V -* *
Are Lin com, l*** JJJ* * ***•
Ik> prd .... iJ‘4 “SS -'jja
Am. Locoin *T “S ** S **S
Am Sm A It 9s>v 10*S *»S
Am Sugar Kef HIV 111 IJ I
Am F.lnr ... 14 V, 34\ *4 f*N
Am B-*t H.ig <*M, it** , «V
Am T A T . 13JA« 124 l-S S »>«
Am Tob 2«S I*s i’Oi 2*-
Am*r Woolrs H MS ,ft si"*
Do pfd **
I Anaconda .... Kn M’i • v » ‘v
Atchison 101 V IMJS l«l V 1«IV
I Do pf A .. 9» *4 » **
All. Coast L. ,114 V 114 V m . »»4',
I At O A W In. 1"5 V I*TS I'*l i°4
liald .Lo« .... S9V 4*V &'• •* > 'V
Balt and Ohio.. TT 77 V T* T« l v
l>th Steel 139 tl* 134 134
l»o Cls*» B 11" It.’ 1 * 127 '* 1.4 V
Butte A Sup. 42 l * »* *-”« « J
Cal Pet 21 It V 21 21V
i Do pfd. .... SSV II 'i 52
rtmd pa* - . 1 1 * 1 * i*'o ht'* i'• s
C*nt l.*stk*r »' . 4* - •
Cyrre de Paec< » •
fh*s A Oh to. U 0 ■!•'* 57S ST S
('hand M<-«t. . >7V *7 V '7', v; t 4
U’hl Ot W pfd S3S *3S US US
t'hl A North 114 114 113 111
Chi M A St r »0V M"j 79', '4‘t
C- C C A St L 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
M'hlle Cop. ... 72 S 21V 22'*
Chino t'.»pp*r r . 4 ‘ •
Colorado Fuel 47'% ♦»'* 4; 1 * *: *
Cuban A Hug 147 S I4 7 '■* !4 7 * i k 7 *
Con. Oas ..119V lUV H* H»
Corn Pro R !>(, 71 23 21 S
Do pfd >i‘e H ‘V ** V
Crucible 8t .. fcS «»’* 4.t‘* 4tS
(*ubtn Can* S 44 S 45 V *4S 4- 1
D A Rio Gran IS 15 15
Del * Hud 114 S U 4 S 127 V ''TV
lUa topi lea M.. 12* H 4 114 114
Dlstl h*cur ..17 IT V 14 V 14 S
Dom* Mine* .17 s * ITS IT V 1* V
Brie, com 3*t» UV
Do. Ist pfd 3»V ** 3*S 3*S
Oast W A W . 13 33 13
Oen Electric 142«, l«iS I<2
ilen Motors ..115 lIS>, lliS ll3\
i*o. pfd 4» «i «; s *:s
H K Goodrich S2S 53 SJS 52 S
hit North. pfd.lllS MIS H"'« HIS
Alt North Ore. SIS *IV J*S 3*S
111 On rel . .193% I»2S l*3V >* 3 S
I Inspr Copper .57 >7V 5* V s*> V
rntei Met . 12 S < •’S ' V 12 V
Int M*r Mar . 30 S 37 70S ' V
| Do pfd ... »5 47S 44 S
lit II of N J ill 111 111 in
Int Her\ Cor .' 7» Ti 7* T*
Int Nlek*l ... 42 S *2S «> S 4
Int Paper . 39 73 S 1*
Ksne *'opp*r. 44 44V US *'S
Lack Ht C 0... 4 4 44 V M »'
l>*h(gh Val «i 95 S 94 s “V
(«>ule A Nash. 121 S I2< « 174', 124 S
Ms»well Mtr 52S 54 V, IS
Do 2nd pfd 31 34 S 1* 14 S
M«\ Petr ... . 97S »:*, 4 •*
Miami Copp*r. 41 41'* 41 41S
Midvale Steel SIV» ho 59 i«S
Mis Psc. n*w J»S 2*S 2«V ’*V
! M K A T. com T 7 «V <V
Mont Poe v o.l«:V >*7 V 11,0 10/1
Net Bis. com .112 V 11 ? V 112 V 112 V
Natl ixl 55V 55V 55V 55V
N Kn A Ht 33 S >«S US 3»S
V*4 Cons 21 21 22 V T*V
N 3 N H A II 4 4 4 1 ii V «1V
North Am ... 97V IT I , 97V »TV
I Kerf • W*»( 129 V 1 29 12»>, I3«S
North Fa .. I*2S l A T*« 19? *- 102 4
N T Air Br ..14* 144 14* 14*
N V c entral . 94 94», »3 4 93',
Owen Bottle . 99 S 99 4 * r * V , *S
Per* Msr>|'tt* 34 ?•'* 24 24'.
Penneylvs a .. 53 51', 52S
Psopls s Has .99 V 9*» : * 991* M*%
Pittsburgh C IIS 45 43 ', 43 V
Phils Cos. ... 14 39 15 35
Pressed 8t C. 75 T9S <5 75
Putin,sn 199 V I**V 159
Ray Cons. ..3# 99 4 29», 29 4
R> Steel Hpg 47 4 4*4 474 474
Rep Ir A Ht I (4 4 40 7T\ 714
Do. |M J9J4, 192 4 192S I*l4
Read cu*P 93 4 *5 92 4 92 4
Saxon Motor . *2', 92 4 62 •« 624
Hear* Rn*bk..lt6 1464 143 % 143 4
Shat Artxona 25 ’» 25 4 $64 25 4
Hioaa Hheff ll>, 41 4 «e 4 404
(Southern Ta*. s« *44 sj 9": 4
Southern Ry.. 27 4 24 27 4 27 >„
Do. pfd . S4 4 64 4 54 3*
Htudebaker O. 95 97 4 91 9*4
Sinclair Oil 54 54 66 5-5
Tenn ('upper.. 14 14 16 1*
Texas Cos .214 217. 211 211
Third Avenue 27 4 97 4 *7 4 37 4
Tobacco Prof 66 55'* 54 4 6*4
L’nton B A P 11 4 114 H 4 «J 4
t’nton Pacific 134 4 I*4 4 IKS lit*.
Ltd Cigar 8.. I*9 1««4 I** 1"°
t nlted Fruit..l39 139 134 139
V 8 Rubber. 544 67 4 54 54
F H SteT com 1194 lU4 19*4 H A, s
Do pfd . 117 4 1174 117*, .117 4
l' 8 Steel 5 » 194 4 194 4 194 l<>«
r S Ind AI. 129 Ut 4 11*4 It *
I’tah Copper 113 1174 119 1104
33 abash com. 11 4 I’4 11 4 11 T ANARUS«
Do. pfd . 4*4 *»v. *4--, 144
Weatinghouse 49 19 4 , 48 tt
Willy ■ (»ver and 124 *74 3’ 4 374
Do. pfd .... 95 96 95 95
Western Md. 214 21 4 21 214
White M.»tor t 7 4 ‘7 4 t7*. 17»,
F W 3Vool th.UI 121 179 134
Wilson Pk Cos 714 74 3, 714 714
Boston Copper Stocks
Quetitlnni by IfornMower A Wifki,
Apr. *. • *pen llinii *i» Close
Atim»'k . ... 9* *1 *k
Alaska Gold *'« *'» *'• *
Alloueg .. . *5 *3 HI *2%
Amer. 7,1 m .14', 14 s 14 US
Antrondt ... 4" *0 •, 7 * T , 79%
Arradlan « 1 *
Buite 8«p .. 42*, «« 42'. 11
Cel A Aril T*’* 7*', .*», 74%
Cnl A Hec la 555 s.*i 5M
Copper Ken*. 41 «t% 4i"'« *9%
Chino *4 55 7.4 .71S
l»avi* l*nty .. ft*, l' t
Duly*Went ... 1 2 2 2
East Hour . 13% 11% H% 13’,
franklin .... 7'* 7% 7% 7%
Hancock .... I* 1* 11 H
tele Rnyale 17
Tnepiratlon 57 *7 57 &7_
Jerome Verde I*« I*, 1*» I’•
Kerr Lake . . 4 % 4 % 4> 4 4'«
Mane 1* 13 II 11%
Mlcht*an 4 4 4
Mason Valley S'* *% 5% * %
Mayflower 2’, 2% 2 ‘4 IS
Miami «l 41 S 41 «1 %
Mohawk . .. •* M *1 «5
N’lplasm* ...7 11-1* 7% 7% 7%
Nevada c«.na 21 21 21 22’*
N*>rth Butte . 33 2! 21 % tl %
OJtbwsy 2 >♦ 2', 2% 2%
Old Colony .. S', 1'« 2% 2 %
Opcenle ... 44 % B* *4 *5
fond Creek lit® 23 % 33 32
galarr ** 1* *4 44%
Hay Conn . 3* I*', 29% 2'S
Pop * Boa * • *
Phannon .... 4% *% *%
Bhat*u r k .... 2 s '* Si % 21% 25*%
81 Si nr) *0 4040 to
Trinity .. 3% 3’, 3'* Ste
Tenn Cop ... 14 1* 14 14
t’nlt. Fruit . . 134 It* 13* |34
1 'nit. Hh Ma . *4 r. S% 51% SI 4
Ctah A pea ... 2% 2A* 2% 2S
Ctah Connoi . 141* 14% 14%
Ctah Cop ...113 11IS 11° nos
Wolverine ... 44 44 44 44
to IP. DO r.km
TOLEDO. April * —Clones— Wl ret
C.ah and Me'-, 13 21% July 1141%
Corn Ceeh fl 33%. Mav, fl 12 Inly.
• 1% Oati 1 ’aah. 7" , M
July, e•< Rye CAPh •’
•eed *'aah II" 40; April. HO 4"
to her, 110 1" Alalk* Crime and
April. }II 4<i Tlaoth) 'ex' '
April I; *.S Mutter ■
ery. 4ic. tub creamery 44 %■ l.m*
Treeh candled. 33c; fan< y ae|e. ta. 35c.
Hay Cachanped.
< Hl« At.o nt m H MARKET
CHICAGO, April *--Butter *;«•
traa, 41r. Arete. 43%' dairy Miru
40<4«:%c; fl rel e. 1B«2»%. i:**a
Prime ordinary. 34*ria<-. flrat« toss
11c Cheese Twine. 3t§!}t(r,
>oun* American. 2.7*r?3« f r. T.ive
poultry r.wle 23%c: duck*. 1* vr
53c, f eeae. 11♦ lAc eprinpe 21%.
turkey a, 20c. Potato*, Receipt* 20
c-ere; fancy western. S3O 3 I*. It n-
UkwewtA 12. TANARUS" 0 2.t1.
Grain and Provisions
DCTRoIT. April 9 Man' dealers
in »h*et »ere looking lor a break
following tnr high prices of Hatur
day. but the opening gat* no sign
, f it M >od«). There ass nothing to
| show tlit winter a-hest crop to be
I any l etter than indicated m Satur
day '• report.
shortly sft*r the opening there
ess a Urtided eh* *mg of •trength,
n ithout much n- ns to account for
it nihei than th* crop information
*li*ad> in hand That th* wint*r
« eat • Toy Is to he short is accepted
on all side* and m.«ny beltsr* tt wilt |
go under the total suggested by th*
g vernnient r*p»>rt ,-»*vergl heav>
i'hlrago traders ar* said to hgve pull
nt entir*D out of the market and (
will n,,t follow th* adnanr* further :
rhe high price level »< ar*« bu>*>*.
but tnrre are few who have the
nerve t., sell short at any price.
Pear* who had been on the watch for
a place to <el| on are discouraged
The < rop situation I* not eipsvted
to te helped much by spring wheat
*• <<l ng In the damaged districts of
th* southwest The nor th wrest»rn
• coding • hgute.t to he »Nut a we--k
late coot* wed is said to be al
ready in th> ground In tb* Canadian
nori west Th* short Interest in
wneat • believed to hare been elimi
nated » the advance of Saturday
II little fegr of s fresh
• tta> k h> bears War sod crop news
,io oth Agx.nat such a proposition.
Wheat «ih strong in the early
trading and advanced *c Before
noon a w>ak spell was encountered
and th* close was at a loss tr<>m
Saturday s »lose of 5 oC<*.
(»(• t» advam • and 1 Vc. rye 2c. beans
10c and cl«>vef seed l*« . Corn ad
vanced 5< and iteclined 3c. closing
2* up for the day
M ndsv • wheal uuotations Cash
No 2 red. 12 23 bid May opened
w th, ut hange 13 214, advanced
to I. .to 4 and declined to 92 23 4
Julv opened at II 114- touched
r • md de* H4d to 11.11%, No i
whits gg.l9 M> nday « liigias gra n
•mutations lorn. , ash No 3. *1 41.
V 3 yellow II *2 a«ked No 4 vei
|ow. 11.404, «'*ats Standard. Tt I*!'. 1 *!'.
N'r> 3 wr! its. 75Vc. No. 4 wnite. 74V«-
live ('ash No 2. $1 to B*sn« Im
mediate, prompt and April shipment,
t* tt* bid Seeds- fSlm* red clover.
11*90 Apr I. 119.31. alstke 91150
timothy. 12 45
Receipts of wheat M<>nday D*i
luth. 19 cars, against 33 a year ago.
Minneapolis. 157 cars, against 429
Winnipeg, 371 cars, against 429; Chi
cago, 19 cars, against 17* southw-st.
354. oioi bu. against 391.*00 hu.
World* wliest exports last week
were .v.50?.0«»ii bu. against 4 591,0*0
bu the week bsfote and 19.734.90* bu
a vear jg,>,
Frlmary wheat receipts werw 1 -
294. *OO bu. again*! 1.492.0*0 bu a
year ego
Export* cf wheat and flour Monday
4? s,o*<i bu.
American visible supply change*
Wh»st. 902.09* bu. com. 422.00* bu:
oata. 949.009 bn.
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Monday included I.oo* bbls of flour
S car* of wheat. 9 of corn. 7 of oata
and 2 of hay. Fbipment# are 2.000
t»bla of flour. 43.009 hu of corn and
I.*** bu of oats. Stuck* ar* 152.90*
.hu at wheat. 1 45.90* *>u of corn 207 -
90') bu of o«ta and 30.09* hu of rye
I NK AGO GH A IN.
CHICAGO April 9—Wheat. May.
down 4c; July, down S r Hept.. up
I t orn May. up 14c. July, up 4 .
July, up 4c; Sept- up tr. Gats May
unchanged. July, unchanged. Sept,
unchanged Provisions generally
h gher.
Noon Wheat May down 4c. July
down 14c. September down
Corn May down 14c. July up
He ptemher down 4c. Oats May
down 14c. luly down '.c. Heptsmber
down S' Provisions Hharply high
er.
4’lose—Wheat M*i down 9c, July
down !c September down S4«“ Corn
M»v down fc; July down 4',c. Hep
•*o - '"«n ' .c ( an Xta>d«*-n
74 c; July down ISr. September
down IVc. PTOXrlsitißS. Higher.
Quotation* by Pa in*. Webber A Cos..
Ape 9 "p*n High Low Close
W be* t
July 1 94 4 1 91 4 1 93 4 l 95
Hept. 1 7(4 I 77 1 C'«4 t 71
May. 2 ' 2 2 13 2 «3 2 97
torn—
Sept 1 19 I 34 4 1 24 4 1 39 4
l .May. I 11 1 344 1 24 V 1 27
July 1 314 1 3« V 1 2« 1 27
D«ts—
Jul\ 444 654 424 424
Sept St 4 3.4 54 4 54 4
Mar 44*. 47 <3 4 44
Pork -
.M -»» 37 10 5 59 :7 4A J 7 49
July J? 76 3g 9*. 37 36 *3 7 35
lard
Sept *1 75 21 9*. J| 85 21 79
July. 21 67 :t 99 21 55 21 79
May 21 37 21 42 21 30 b2t 22
Rib*
Me 19 77 29 90 19 77 19 45
Julv 1* 94 39 22 19 95 h? 490
Sept 29 IS 3d 3* 2« 14 *;« 4»
b- Mid s-Hold.
Sugar Market
M|*r* Detroit wholeaale prices
Cryeta! dotntnoep, 2-I*. 312 do. *-lb.
IU ca*l* tehJc'e. t! A 7O cut loaf.
»»•# . ijhe e, 117" *»*\ powdered.
II *5 standard tv *<ier*d *r wo gran
ulated . .-*tra coarse, (4 *5. do. fine In
hti V $» *4 do I'- lb •• 11 ne |4 7f;
crystal d"fflln« *ran.. 2-|b and S-lb
carton* in > *a*a. tl 40 crvatal dom
ino r»n, If*' caare lit. d'amond A
I- 40- onfr. tion»ra A !• 45 V> 4
14.50. N 5 »4 4* No 4. |( 40- No. 7
1 No. a. M.io No. a, it n n«
10 (I 20 N« II It I* No 12, 14 10
No 13. ft o*. No. 14. MO - .. No I*.
f* o.’> n<.n- »kln* mutur* I* 50 v-**t
franulated. t* 40 p* r ioo |h# . houae
•ld
d<», I* to cat*, I* t) p»r <~aer
4 1 iip mil «nmi 4
Quotaticne b> Il< rnbli.w** a W.ekt
Apt * Rid A>k
Am Pub Ctllttice. com 14 2;
I>o preferred . So
Am I A P Trac c0m.... it* 7ti
I*o. preferred .. 112% 1 11» 4
Aetna Exploelvee .1% 1
Citlee Mervlre <-om .. . 2** .’4*
Do, preferred 111, to
Chevrolet 111s 170
4'haitnern Mn|,,r 20
Coaden <»il A <la« ll*, 14
< rainpe 4* *?
Detroit Edieon IJO itt
K ree*e
far A Elec, com 43 4i
r><», preferred .... '*!'* >7%
• Iran* M>>tor . 4 4
Rep Ky A L *hf com 27 1*
P* p,afaa«e4 ... 41
South f'al Edieon. com ®! **
!>»., preferred .... 101 104
ftf* wart - Warner, r«.m 7t 74
Bap*ilpa Ref 1 10%
Pub Boat 21 22
C 8 Lt A Hea t. com I *y I %
!>o, preferred . 2 4
I'nited Motor 3S', 35%
\I) WOLGAST
INCOMPETENT
CADILLAC, Mich.. April Ift Ad
Wolnaef. former llgh»wet*h* cham
pmo. Monday afternoon wan declared
mt-attllf lr>conir*efenf by ♦hr prohate
court Hl* wife, Mra Mildred Wo|-
*ar t. wan named rnardlao Wol
*aat> mnaltion in aaid to be eertoua
and no hope in held out for hia re
covery.
Man Diet in Bathtub
Kirtt Piper. 4*7. «aa found dead
Monday morning in a bathroom In
•he Griffin hotel. No 1152 Jefferton
ave„ by J. C. Johnson proprietor of
the hotel. Coroner de
tided death due to apoplet). The
body »«a aken to the county
morgue.
DETROIT Tina as
PRUDOEN TAKES
BIG SETBACK
Drops to 27 In Market That
lh Decidedl> In
active
By C. E MacCRONE A CO.
The morning aaation of the l*r
troif Stork exchange, wan very la
active. The market aeenied to lw>
marking time in see if Saturday's
slump on the New ork market
would be continued. However,
stocks were fairly strong in
York this morning, ami (him situa
tion was reflected here about IT
o'clock. There were very few aglet
but the offerings po«ted were mine
at figure* higher than Saturday a
close
The sugars were up a liltle. sale*
it. (l*rman American being made
a: *X 1-2.
The Motors were inactive Prod
den slumped badly, beina offered ft
27 1-2 with no buyers
Fundamental condition* are souul
and il is expected that buyer* w ill
soon begin 10 take advantage of *h»
low prices now prevailing
Produce
The market for th» week opened
a little ouict because us th* light
receipt* but the general t■ rv In prac
tically all lines < ntinue* firm The
on* exception this morning wa« In
th* case of dressed calves, r*<etpt#
of w hi> h >n Saturday w-re quite free
and which failed t-» dean up The
butter market wa« a • enl higher
eggs were advanced a half cent Pro
visions wet* higher in nearly all
lin* j s Th- mark't was »ar* of poul
try and a g*. .and g-*n-ral demand Is
lrx.ked for this w.#k Th- p* tatvv
market Is steady and firm and no
Imp* rtant change in the market 1*
I rvo k* *i for at l*a«t unt.l the new
CT*'P from the south begins in move
«pp*«w 93 59«4 ae war bbL Tar
fb< 1 -and 1501 f r '*n-y
Mananas Good slopping Stock.
12 500 3 S bunch
Reass —Dried L mas. .Sc lh
» ewwherrtea I.a'* II .w »». $3 hu
Drcaaed I alvea Fan v. If* a 21c
'Sr ? 11 ii I9r 1b
Dreaaed H«*a- I. ght. 1* '2lc
heavy. 14u !4. It*.
Ftwwwa Haggle*— \Sc Ik.
Fresh Veaeiahles Kadiahea. 2 r *tt
S9c d< » ; parsley. 25 ti Juc dog.. cu
cumber* hot h ii** ft }•>% ; car
rots. $1.99 bu ..1 . I
h*ad lettuce I •a **
cabbage T* va». lie p-e lb.,
shallotts. s*f|4sc do* . Florida celery.
14.59# 9.75 cal ea, f9 per i
hask»t r»l* splnacn. t2fr 325 per
hamper; asparagus, -ections, *3 per
caa*.
4. rap* Frwlt $4 . o 4 50 per crat-
Hewer —Fancy white. !9<yl7e; ea
trtrtrf t tfl9c lb
Iter—Detroit skippers are paying
tfce following prices for -a(eg hay In
car lota f. o h Detroit No 1 tlmo
(ky. 914 SO 911 sta.idard t mothy
liroijis Tight mix-1 4! t '9014
lo t timothy 11)611. >- 1 mixed.
’l*ool4 No 2 rnTxec.. 11c «019 1 No.
clover. 9430113* rye *t aw 99 69
#l9 wheat and oat straw. 916909
per ton
l essen- -94 2-'*ff'> per box
Haw* 91 I*ol tl per 199
Rw<»— Wg'nuta. VOt'*.* also on da
If# 19c Alberts. UO’J Braxila
I9#t9g; pecans IIOUc lh.
Orsagre Nay* la. 93 04: Florida.
19 250 1 69 per box.
Owls re- 919 99 p*r I*o-1b s* - k;
Spanish onions. 93 73 eret». Bermu
das, 94 s*o 4 75 per crate
Owlew 9e«»--Vlhlt» or yellow. 9169
per hu.
Pineapples I ’,9 per rase
Potato** 3* * ran * lot* :*i
hng« 93 - Bermudas
sl4 per bbl.; $6 per bu.
Fwattrr Sy 'ng*. TtClt* 1 g‘it
springs. ?<>•?; * h-avy h#r« 25 t* s*’.
medium•. 23 G 25c. stags. 19t9?'V«
roosters. litHAc. Iffr J)-.
durka. 27 Q A* lt>
Strawkerrlew 35 fl 49. qiart.
Sweef Potataew- J*r». vi «In dried.
93 per crate
JOBBING PRIMA
Canned (.ss4< Apple* 13 76 per
gal . Lima bean* It ion 1 *C. r*>m
Fancy Main* 91 96. atandaid 31 410
1 66; table beets. 91 2601 40 pea*
fancy early June 11 10. •tar 31.
salmon, tall 92 40. marrowfat p'tt
|1 3603 3S; early xune 31 60 vlfted
early Juu*. |] 40 ,j t Tumatoea
Standard. 9’. 5001 fp do*
f ete* —Smtna. Standard I*o IS*
®<- Hum 11 u
144<M6ii- 1-lh cackege*. 19022 c.
1-lh tin* 24029* fb
Feed Bran. 941 standard 11 d
dllngs 3*l *n* m <ld nr*. f‘* *
corn meal, !'•' era* k-d men 9'
* orn and «a»s * hr*p. $M per t*>n
Ftewr R* *• winter pa'»nr ti ,
paper aa k* II ’9 *err»rr I patent
111 29 straight | ' . ■ *pr nr pat*(i'
311 99 rv - - .r | [
rttl Hew Jtnsee-1 II 19 | led lin
seed. 3*13 ;n battel J,,**. k*r< ser.e.
tank - wij-'n r>r (run hariela *4 r i
gaar.lm*. 1 '*4 r*l
Pre» laleww— M ! ■
prrk 9430 47 l*ar i k* |( i l’,
perk loins. 3 7## 26c. herns. 21 #1 .*>••,.
h»-«k#ts 20'/32< f n l.a’ * 1'• S>/
20. ha-on 21#t75i lard tn ti*r ■
?7 kettle renderfd. 2•* p« r It*
Hide* Nr J *ured hid-s. No
1 green hide* I*C S' I rtl-erl bulla.
Ik; N" 1 green bu'l*. 12-- N 1
cured \*al kip. 2t«- N-., 1 r-mh v*-*I
k:p Ilr; No. 1 cured murrain. 20c.
No. is **n miir'*tn. I*4c. N<< I
cured ralf. 26c. No. J *r**n calf 7.7« .
no 1 keys# hides, f* N-. 7 horae
hld*a. 37 N>» 1 tall' w, 10*. >’ 2 tal
low, 9* |h N’o t h,de« Jr r.ff Vo 1
'kip and ralf. 14' 'A *'»epaklna. (aa
I to amount wool). 59, 033
innk Rt'ri*tt ami n.t.i
NEW ffIRK ti.r-i '■ -nutter.
Firm, receipt» 4 4". r*am*rv »ttra.
44 *,C. do. ai-'rtl r ir ,e f C. Vfl.ljr
atatr <l* fy « "t 7f*4 t r ■ imttaMf-n
creamery flrs'e. 1 1 7r ''■ f**s Cri
•ettled re. e.pt* 71 I . n< arbv wh-»*
fane* l f ?t"7r n» - f, - y
13 t* 7 4 c . f re/I, Aral* 52 *,**.>. ’
Detroit Bank Clearinge.
fvtrolt hank elearin** for M »n
--dny -arer* f'' 42ft M", 4 72 Totnl « . , 4 r-
Ir kw for Ti> 17 to dam ar»- |?2 ? . f.‘***
4r,7 and 7 a a againat frul, 33 l> r
1\ f * orreapondm* p* riod in lftlt,
•w
» 1 MR 1 oppytt arm kv
guotati.na t>- M-rr >•! ,n -r A Tf^eis.
Apr ' v ,| y , k
R it*e A lxi|f|>.n ; jt
B- aeon A Montana 4| y
Calavrra* .4 t i_
Chief 7%
Con, Arirora . t',
fV.na Nflnln* 1 t
First Nat i-nal . ;. ; %
<T'>ldflr!d Con a►,,» 1 -
funlHi Evtra-t;or. .. 11 4*
I.a IL<»*
VI a * m a .... * I
Nevada I*- igiiva 2 . *■
Ohio Copper p
Ret
Stewart 44
Stj> ceaa .... 7* 4|
Yukon .... | ,
N *w Cornella 17 17%
* * *
♦
vrtA YORK 4 OTTOV MtRhCT
Uiu.taiiona i.i Paine. Wei,her A , 0 ,
Apr a r>T*n.n* f|,,«e
Bid IT 1 **- I. w M,d A«k
Jar I* " I* •• •":*»» 17 1* i«
Ma* !• 4" ’ " r . t s
Apr
May -•'» 'l7l . 7,V i 2
Tune 4 if
July 0 " 21 I" 2o o? ji. 1 ? j». 7i*
Aug 2! 31 20 25
■ept ?•. 00 * • ■*«
Dr I .. IA7, |f. 7* 10 0" 10 11 I*|J
Nov
Dec 1* •*) I * 4" I*l9 I*l3 II 1*
DEMAND
DRY STATE
BWBIL3U
Detroit Pastors’ Union
Takes Action To
That End
Holding that the need of having
s.'ber soldiers in one of the great
i.s-ucs In the present crisis, the TV
troll Pastors’ union. Monday more
irg. adopted resolutions asking the
V rhtgan Anti Saloon league to de
rn.ind of the state legislature that
the slate be made dry at the ami
of the pregent liquor license year.
April SO
The union also sponsored a move
ment, the object of which ia to
have the state legislature petition
congress for a nation wide prohibi
tion act. to take effect Immediately
a« a protection for the thousands of
young men who will respond to tl t
call to arms.
These two big steps had their in
ceptlon In a letter written ky Oran’
V Hudson state superintendent of
the Ann Saloon league, to the Rct
Jn**-ph A Vance, president of the
ministerial organixatlon. He poini
e<' out that thousands of young men
of Michigan would be brought Into
concentration camps of this atate
and 'hat the evils of the saloon
would be within their reach.
The union Instructed its anti sa
loon committee to notify Mr. Hud
sen that it favored not onl) the im
mediate closing of the saloons in
the state when the present llcens* a
expire but the passage of a natirn
w ide prohibition ar* as a means of
n aklng the American forces m <re
efficient
•’While some of us may feel that
we owe an obligation to the liquor
d* aler. bv virtue of the working of
tT* constitutional amendment which
the people passed.” said Dr. Vance,
“J believe that the principles In
volved In the present crisis are vs
greater moment than ths value of
th* liquor dealers' stock "
The Rev Frank Foster Fltcbctt.
who returned recently *rom the
southwest, spoke in favor of the
resolutions and declared that pre*
ent conditions on the border w-*re
a shame and a disgrace.
‘ The American army officer* do
not seem to place proper irnpo-t
ai.ee on the evil of the saloon.'* he
said T saw squads of drunken
soldiers night after night In Dwm
irg. N M I got off a train and the
Trsl saloon I saw was filled froto
ore end of the bar to the other
with men in uniform **
Other pastors declared that Rus
*,a alone had met »he liquor prtob
l*m courageously bv prohibiting the
use of vodka and that the results
left no room for argument
The Rey. J. Perclval Hoget de
clared that It was the duty of the
union not to adopt such resolution
merely to put the Individual mem
brrs on record, but to hare some
definite action which wonld bring
dr Helve action
The pastors also agreed to co
operate with the American Red
f rose. Next Sunday will he Red
Cross Sunday, and congregations
will he invited to enlist in this
work. If the governing hoard of
tbe various Protestant religions ap
ptove. the churches will he mad*
recruiting centers for the Rc.|
Cross.
SUES SHERIFF
FOR SIO,OOO
Seward F. Nichote AUegen
Oak man and Two Deputien
Attack Him Election Night
Suit for f 10.004) damage, for ae
bault v*aa atarted Monday morning
in circuit court against County Clerk
Milton Oak man and two deputy aher
iff*. John Moore and Mike General,
by Seward K Nlchol*. an attorney,
Nichola allege* that the trio aeaault
ed him on elect Jon night.
Motor Stocks
Uuotatlona ®y Wm A. 3*»r A Cos.
April • n, d Aek
A lav Rubber B* 71
Auto Wheel 3 A %
Brtacoe Motof H *•
Do. pre 1 erred ....... *0 e*
Chandler Motor *7 1««
Curti*a Aaroplaaa .... »-f *B
Duplex Motor 14% I*%
F-derel Motor 193 »19
Firestone, new. com... 117 14"
Do. preferred I#7 194
Pie* Tire A Rubber... *9 79
Do. preferred 191 10*
ri«b-r »>*dy •* »•
On. preferred ...... •*% *4 %
«>o*Mlrlch *2% *3
General Motor* 111% 114%
Do. preferred *7% I*
Goodyear Rubh»r C 0... 33*
Do. preferred 105% ]»>o%
Grant Motor 4 I
Hupp Motor 4 *
International Motor 19
po. r»cef erred B» tw
Keleey W'heel C# 4# *9
Kelly-Hpringfleld Tlr* *f. 44%
Do, preferred *9 »3
Lee Tire A Rubber Cos. 21 22
Do. preferred 1"* 194%
Vlit’ he I Motors 4s *2
Motor I roduct* 49 ....
Naeh M tore I* *9
Pierce Arrow 41 44
peerless Motor I* 30
portage Rubber tto 1*;
Fr*at-«'- f -tt* 111% 111 %
Stewart-Wara»r Bpe#d 74% 7*%
Soaon Motor Car C 0.... *2 *4
Swinehsit Rubber .... 74 Bi
* et.n l*»*s * 1* »c
Hiromher* Motor 27 44
t in Hod> Ca... 70 a*
rtnli Motor 4t% 4*
fnlted Steles Rubber I.» % ,’,4 ,
I'nitMl M< for* ’t’, -*%
White Motors 47 ,1
W t live-over land 37% 32%
Do. preferred b* 97
Livestock
Nl< HU. * N IKVI'HU «liM Kt IRR*
DETROIT. April • —4'attle
■trnnr beat heavy lllArll’.O,
b*d I and v wrl(kt but' h*r
|t So mik'd <Ui» «ml h*-tfrra,
I*9 jo. handy light h it* hers |*&O0
li# ll* hi butch* ra. $A ti < brat ro*l,
I*o !» 7S, hut hr r <• n f 7 Aon !» com
non mwa, |<o* 10. rannrra. Ilfrt 71,
haat h*a» v bulla. |'Mi t.l* bologna
bull* t ' .'•<! ti I. >8 'ii iW| i- an) |B| ii|(.
ara I>o V •>' V«A| ('wive* Market
at rad v , bras trades, lull II to heav
ira 170 A.76. Shf-p and. Ia ml. a Mar
ket atron* brat lamb*. 916 36 ft 16 6*
fair lamba. ft4(riA. |i*ht to common
lamba. 113 7.0# l' fair !•_> g...xi
aheep 111 till. J.i, culla and common.
II 6* Mo*» Market tS 6 ?•** hnl.'i
pit*. 11l io|t II 71, mltrd grade*.
• 13 50* 11
R\»T aiTMI.O Ml K ATtM K.
KAHT Dr KK AI At. N. V. April I.—
Cattle Ra, ripta tMA market active
ItOIOr higher, prime ateera
1* ahlpptn* atrer*. Slid 17 74.
butiher gradea. |t|f 12 heifer*. |< f>#
611. row a s bull 9«trlo
milch rows and •ptingera iM'tiliio
t'alvea llereipta. I v'o, market ac
tive- Sic lower, cull to choice, s.*>ff
It M
Aheep and lamba lteceipta. 4.000.
market active ateadv. choice lamba
$14*14 50 cull to fair tISrtISTA
yearling a 9128 1 4 7 V aherp. *:.*» 13.26
lloga Receipt' I market ac
tive. Bteady to lAc higher yorker*.
916 014 IA pip*. |14«1« 6* mi«ed
914 300 14 40 heavy 914.7rtyi4*0
rough* 111*11 ’.A atage IllMAftlS
CHICAGO I.IVK STOCK
rHK'AQo April 1.-Hogi Re
ceipt*. 3,000 market alow. IS 6 34c
h'gher miked an* butcher* tl ■*'>*<
MIS good heln 914 *0 0 14 <*S.
a b•• a' ' t 44 .g l
ll’>3lo 14 S pig* Ulti.flttS Cat
tie Rereipta l< AAA market atrong
beevea. 80.40# 1 we and heif
er*. |i *Bt; || 14. at rk* r -and feed
er#. |> toh II ir. T- van*. |7 iMMA IP
cal\#a, |a 21011 74 J»heep Receipt*.
15.000. market atron* Me higher
native ||AtAiTI!»A western. IMTS
OH AS lamba 51 I*o<i] 51 & . west
ern |ls-SP ti 1S 40
ri.uvri ttn i.ivk atoi k
n,Kvn,Avr> April » iiog* Re.
catpta t. 544 alow I t * n«r
ynrkere IIS :.*.«» IN Ho miked |'7. H-ifr
1
ll IS' rough* lit:' -tag*. ns c\«t.
tie R«* |'|(. 76 i are alow to ?V
lower Fhc-p and lamba Receipt*.
10 care, steady t..p, IIS <*alvee
Receipt* 4*o slow to Stc top |lt IS
TtVI Kno I.IVK «T(M H.
Tdl.fbO, April ‘I lloga Receipt#
t 00* market 1A ft 10. higher on good
pig# heavies IMirMM med'utna
ill# 16.41 rorkera t
Market alow Sheep and lambe Mar
ket lower
ntmi PRAOI CTk
Harter E xtra creamery. A*'-.- Ih .
rretnrm flreta. 43**r. dairy. 3*c lb
packing etocW. Jf. Wj per Ih
Kjkgw— Michigan fresh cur-ent re
ceipt* cases included. 31 Qo per dot
Receipt# Monday. 3.110 < aaea
(iresr- Michigan fa Is. 10', New
Tork 33c domestic Mwiss *s#l4r.
Imported Bwia# sA*t'V brl-k cr»*m.
He llmburger. I -It*. ;S**e, J-p.tind
SAAA-' long lorn* 88 daia.es 34\
*7l per pound
KIC.IN NrTTVR
ELOTN 111. April T Rutter All
•ales 44c. an advance of Ir over last
week
4 assasrlag Ike Pakllealtaa *4 a
A» « OK I I IR 44-Ptnß BOfINI.CT
THE AGE OF OIL
CONTAINING:
The afory es thr 4l*.'ovvry of
oil In the L'nited Stat-a
Who »rnilur*i. r*flne*. trans
rerts and market* petrnlaum and
Its products.
How the pipe line* ram* Into
belns- •
The formation, rise and growth
of Standard Oil and what It ae
compllahed In the oil industry.
New producing field* and their
imi Tianc*.
Petroleum aa fu*L
Standard Oil companies before
and after segregation.
Independent producing and re
fining compsmea and fu
ture tn the industry.
copies may np: **Btainkp un Rrqncsr tnTHntrrcharok
THK BOOKLET HA VINO BKKV PRK.I’AHKD |nr>R OR ATt’ITOL'B
MFTRIBt'TION. ALTIIOL'OH THE EDITION Ik UffTTm
4>«r direct private wire t* the Veer lark, *••<•■ aad Taraata
■irirti eaablea aa la fire eaeepdeaal sera lee »m orders far Ma
lar Slacks. VRlatag aad Oil Stark* aad ( ark Radwatrlala.
BUILDING CAO 6*BO/
DON’T NEGLECT
DrippingSpringsCopperCompany
OF ARIZONA
SHARES—7S CENTS
DEVELOPMENTS AT THE MINES
WARRANT A 'PRICE OF DOLLARS PER SHARE
Invefttignt#
Room 30.3 Farwell Building 1
Cadillac 5337—5959
STRENGTH AND SERVICE
Two important factor* to he considered in making
your hanking connections are;
01 R STRENGTH— by * capital, mirplu*
and profit# of over million tiollara. and a manage
ment regarding abaolute safety a# the Aral consideration.
01 R SER\ ICE— developed to the point of highest ef
ficiency through the esperlenoe of forty fir* years la
meeting the n««*d# of the community.
WAYNE COUNTY AND
HOME SAVINGS BANK
Sixteen Offices in Detroit
TUESDAY, APRIL 10. 1917.
WAR WILL
CRT DOWN
TAX RATE
Estimators Declare Ut
most Economy Is
Needed
CITY MUST BEAR
OTHER BURDENS
('hop Everything: Not
Essential, Asserts
Dingeman
The war with Germany will great
Iv reduce Detroit a la* burden for
ISIT-1I
Th* new board of eetlmatea. In
itg first session Monday to begin
consideration of th* departmental
cm (mates as passed by th* council,
decided that th* city must practice
the utmoat economy during the
rc*t year and during the duration
of the war becauae of th* many
added burden* that will fall to the
lot of the people by reaaon of tu
'ernattonal strife.
“War 1* coming on." said City
T. eamirer Mai Koch, "and for that
reason I believe we should eul
every Rem possible"
Corporation Counsel Dlngeman
another member of the board, aak 4
"I am in favor of pruning th'
budget to the limit, even to the *i
tent of refusing appropriations for
some improvements that are need
e«J, alt ho not absolutely essential
There la every reason why the cltv
should use th* moat strict economy
now with the nation Involved In
war."
The members of the board wer
l*»Ath to dtaciias which Items tn the
estimate* would likely suffer most
h«-cause of th# decision, hut were
frank to admß that some of the
department beads would soon learn
that the amount* they asked tt
carry them thru the year would be
rigidly out, and far more than they
eipected
Tue*day morning at 8 o'clock the
board met for Us drat budget
pruning session, taking up the estl
mates In th* general fund. Tiater
Vital statistics on 37 Btandsrd
OR companies, showing rapltalt
istion. dividends, officer*,
i.'gethai with a detailed dew rip.
tlnn of,the huatneaa of *vh com
pany and the earnings daring
I*l 4,
Oompler# information regard
ing &i Independent . nmpantee
giving all th* physical and finan
cial data necessary to tha In
vestor whereby he may he en
abled to f..rm an accurate Judg
ment of the value of the invest
ment.
Th* wealth of statistical in
formation contained In this
booklet make* It the bast of
its kind ever published.
It should be of Incalculable
value to those interested In oil
securities
moat of the session* will be held
tn tha evenings, because of the
large bulk of official work now fall*
tng to members of the board
The estimators plan to call a
hearing for each of the depart
ments. and lo k° Ituo eieoutlve ses
sion directly following e«nh hear
l*ig Then the pruning done .a
each department will he Announced.
At an early date the board will
call In representatives of the O if.
R to learn what track* will be
torn up during the coining year, In
a communication from Commission
er George H KenkeM. of the depart
ment of public work*. Monday. *he
board was requested to take early
action on seven street Improvement
project * passed by the council. Aa
these involve the street railway
company's franchises, the hoard
decided to hear from the railway
company before taking action
"I want to hear from the D IT. ft
because the franchises are In awful
shape. M said Mayor Marx, chalmvaa
of the hoard
The hoard, at the request ad
Commissioner William T Ihist, of
the department of parks an d boule
vards gave assurance that 1» wouM
pass th*- Item of $175,635 for an ad
dition to the Helle Me hsthhousik
The estimators authorised the com
missioner to Immediately advert’**
for bids, and have them before the
board before April
vnv vork PRnmri
NRW YORK April A- Hour: TVill
and nominally higher P**rk Strong?
mesa. |77ff3* lard strong; middle
west IJI 70. 21 vo Sugar Raw,
firm. ccntrlf'.gal t*-*i |5 A*f44M|
muscovado, •* t-<i 111" 65 31; re
fined. firm cut in f P' 1 crush*dL
II.IS. p wdered f7.377 trrxnulat<*d.
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• »'»<■. Tallow Htrong ajtcclaL
l«r. city in 4 . • . mu, ntf nuo,
May F7aa|rr prime Vo t. |1 j< 9
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1» tt 14c; » hi. 1« 1 I- A' fowl*. lAV4
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•3i four Ia !l#s6e turkey# HtfSAc?
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44c Oiacac ?4,. aly at .t. milk, com
mon to apcc'dl* ?T’. 1 *’•». sklrna,
common t>> ape« iale. MdStlc
PROVING UP
New*-Bulletin No. 26
Ihirin* »he period intervening be
tween the national au*omohlte ahovru
and the start of production from thw
Harroun Motors rnrporatirm plants
at Wayne. M\eral Harroun cam
have been driven from city to city,
visiting the s»or* * of ili* automobile
merchant* who have contracted for
the line.
The«e merchant# have thus he-n
enabled to show these cars to pros
pective buyers and to secure an ac
curate line on the performance of
the product whl<h fhej ntll soon bs
delivering to their customers.
In every rase the < ars have made
goo<l. both lo APPEARANCE and
PERFORMANCE.
In nearly everv city there efls*a
some hill which serves as a standard
of comparison for motor cars Aim»
cities like Han Francisco Bnd Pitfa
burgb are ex<c**dingly favored in this
way.
Always, during its stay, th* Har
row* car has been pitted against this
standard »n public deroonatratlon. liv
variably It hat made good with a per
form a nee comparable only to thad
of costly, multi-cyllndar cam with
larga motors and correspondingly
great fuel consumption.
One of th« se car* Is in charge of
R # Roll" Durham, a driver whG
hold* many intercity re< ords and ha«
ation wide fame a* a winner ti
hill climbing compefltlon*.
Mr. rhjTham Is thoroughly
fled s* a Judge of motor car pep.
formance. His enthueiosm over thn
Harroun c*r. ss shown In every
port he send* hack to Detroit, Is h#
frank opinion He predict#
when given on opportunity, th#
Harroun car w ill be able to establish
a COMPLETE RET OF NEW
MARKS for If* price and sit*, bft
apawd, power and endurance.
One of tho greateet assets of til#
Harroun Motors Corporation la thin
Ability of Its car to PERFORM.
Thfa ability la duo to tho mawyj
original details Incorporated In tts
d*s>gn by Ray Harroun, an engines#
of unoquaied esperlonce.
These details combined, prove thn
readily salabje natiire of the Hnr*
roun output and add therefore tn
the value of every share of Hot*
roun stock -stock you can btrv NOW
at the rate of $4 a share of $lO pa r
value but stock which I* purchas
able at this low rate solely because
the Corporation is still In It* devel
opment period.
We invite your suhscrtptlnn hnfors
the inevitable increase in pries
which will follow the completion of
our equipment Installation.
The stock you will buy will be de
livered as *n ad Interim certificate.
Issued bv the equitable Trust Cos, of
New York.
Harrovii
Motors Corporation
Fourth Floor, Dixige Building,
Jefferson Ave. E . at Brush St.,
Detroit
We are specializing in
p^ARROUN
Motors
Corporation
Stock
and will be pleased to give full
details regarding the company's
progress, end other informitlon
pertaining to this Investment
Harbridge & Cos.
Stocks—Bonds
%9 iuhl Bloch Detroit
Phone Mein 8T23

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