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PAGE 10
HI MARKET
Kmins ouiet
HpjlMii DtTctoM Firm Inrtrr
tfl Itfvta From
Washington
K|St TORK April 14 The Na»
SWIM Waning t4un financial renew
Imw nn
FT’ WM not a great deni of
BhripP««MfM<ed » (bn atork
Kpfc»t today Tradng was quint
|4P4 of professional origin Such
IpMaatioa u there wan In avtdeocc
Pmm dtaplarcd by the railroad Hat
developed a firm underion*
HfcgKgaad demand on Washington
KppgMa tbat the interstate com
Kwnnnanl~Ti would bn ready
pgj|« os the freight rate appn
newt wnek Industrial stocks
Mglaoted and Inclined to
within Birron limits for the
Eg* parts, following the buying
wgrnTnm' in the early session
ff“JJWr the i&tual advanca. Indus
ntnolra wore narrow on both
EZrb of Uia previous cloning level
57ataNnrteh to a degree Tber*
Ma distinct weakness In the motor
Jjmmm- The steel and copper shares
Bp|f generall' flrm Occational'y
K ntmng spot developed like MetV
Bpg Petroleum on a brighter owl
Sank with reaper' to the threatered
H’ BBBhetiro Trading in the rails
pSattnued more or leas animated
Eggr the lead of Talon Pacific and
jjggiaafllaC' the latter saining eome
Blawe points Prices were easier in
Bln Into trading"
Mntt Stacks
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tie naeeute order* on the exchange
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■•tor Stocks
IfiflPbPSat'or.# by Wm. A. S'-ft A Cos
April II: Bid Ask
Jhe V Hpbher ••
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.9MUM>« Molot w J 9
Do. nt%ferred « r ' «i>
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■ytiw Aeroplane IT 1 3
Motor . i«% K%
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MlaAor kdv M
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■ttfikioh si% l>
Mineral Motor* 11S 111%
~Do. piet«rr«<l 17% i*
OocirMr ltubbc C 0... 11l S3*
ST Do. pmfanrad 195% loa%
«rant Motor 0 •
■ft Motor 4 %
AlU' . ato.nol Motor 10
pr-tfrr and 9* Imm
K*l»e> Who*l Cos 40 10
fl*'d Tire (4% 19
L Do. nr. frrmd . I 14
lit Ttr* I Rubber Cos. St
- Ow. preferred 10ft 104 %
■UMII Motors 40 IS
§(.'»' i’> ..ducts ....... 40 ....
■l Mo'or. U 90
Mili* Arrow 4S 44
.MtrtrM Motor II IS
Rubber .141 110
* m% nu
■pood.
iuoA Motor Cor Cos.. IS 11%
IMMktrt Rubber .... 71 79
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Bpi 41%
iVMt* fifotOM . 47% <»
fe ll*. *r «forrotT n 9T
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New York Stocks
Quotations bv Ho-nhlow.i A Weeks.
Apr. 11. Open High Low CT«»ee
Acme Tea .... SI SS SS Si
Adv Rum. rra I*N Ml* l«V I*V
Do. efd I* SS SO SI
Ajas Kubbri 71 71 7t 71
Alaska Oold . 7V » TV •
Am Agrl. eoiu M , US **V *SV
Am Can. com 4s V 4s V 4i V 4*
Am C A F. rm «« S7 V« 44 *s
Am rn Pound . 4(1 «o S* S*
Am Cotton OH 4S 4S 4* 4S
AHd A U pfd MV «IV 4<V «>V
Am Lia. root . 54 V 45 V 46 V 66 V
Am Locom . . lib 4SV 4S 4S
Am Am A Ref 101 V ISIV I*l I*l V
Po. pfd ... 11l US US US
Am Sugar Rer.Ui US 111 US
Am Zinc >4 S4 S4 S4
Am Bert Nog . *4 II *4 94 V
Am Tel « Tel 14 V t|4 V I>SS% 123 V
Am Woolen . |r>V S«S 6* 6*V
Do. pfd .... *7 97 97 *7
Anecoeda 10 V * A V ** S*V
Alrhleon 10SV I*l 1«1V I*l\
r>o. pfd .. 91V *S v 94 V *6 v
At at A W 1n.1*7 I**V I*7 I*7 V
Bald Locom . . S&S >4S 64V S4V
Balto A Ohio . 76V 77 7»V T*V
belli Ntei . . IS4 IS6 134 124 V
Do. Claes H 1171, 11-S lll\ 124 V
Brook RT 47»a 471, 47 V 47 V
Kutte A Hupr 46 46 44 V 44 V
Calif Petr .... St \ IS 31V -*
Canadian Pac.lf«V )«| IfOV 1«-’V
Central Leath I'V <7V l«b MV
Car d* Paeoo 15 v S3 V SS .r. V
Ch*e A Ohio . 40 (OV 4* 40V
C Qt West pf IS *4 S* 16
Chi A Northe .115 115 H lU\ 118
Cbl MA Kt P. I* V SI Sr>V * r \
Chile Copper.. 13V 32V 33V 31V
( kino Copper (IV 66V SS 56
Col Fuel ... 47 V 44 V 47 V 41%
Con Oae .. lit U 7 114% 114%
Corn Prod Ref 23% 21% 22 V 23 V
Cm At eel Cos .41% *4% 42% 43 V
Cub Cane Aug 44 44% 46 V 45 V
Pel A Hud '.lll 133% IS«3 li*V
Pietll. Rerur 14% 14% 14% 14\
Dome Mine* . 14 14 i;», i»w
Erie, rom 2i % 31% 17% 24
Do. lot pld . 41 41 % 41 43%
Do. Id pfd. 33 *4 II 14
Oen. Blectric. MS % 141% 1*6% 144%
(Jen Motors .114 114 UAv, 111%
Qoodiieh Rub IS 62 M % 6* %
Ot. .Vor. pfd tu uiv nov inv
Ot. Nor. Ore. 13% ||% || jt
Oroen Can 41 41 41 41
Illitsola Cont 1*4% 1*4% 104% 1«4%
Inept re Cop . (4% 17 % SI % 67
later Metro . u% jj% 4 *% t»%
Do. pfd *5 46 44 % 44%
Inc Mar. Mar. 11% 33% |;% ik
Do. pfd «T% 44 4, 44 % 44 %
Tat. Har. Cor. 79 4i *, 74 so
Int. Nickel ... 41% 43% 41 42
Int Paper ... S« % S«% ts% j« %
Kan City Aou. 33% «% |»% u%
Kenne top . 44 44 43% 44
lark* At Cos.. IS % 44 14% 44%
Lehigh Val... 43% 46% 44% 4X4,
Ma«well Mot. il% 11% 50% 51%
Do. let pfd . 44 »« •• «•
Me* Petrol... 44% 4* 44% 44%
Miami Cop .41% 42 41 % 4t%
Midvale Ateel. 61 49% 54% 6S %
MAtp AA M 109 1*9% ]0» I*, %
Mis New . .. jo j»% j, v
M K A T pfd 14 |« !4 14
Mont Pew Cos. Isi % 101% 17*1% 141%
Nat Rla. rom. 114 It 4 114 114
Nat Fn A Ats 54% 54% 34% 34%
Nevada cone 22% *2% 21% 22%
NT. KH A H 45% 44 46 45 H
North Amer. 44% 44% 44% 44%
Norf A Weet 111% 131% 131 131
North Par I*4 144 l«l% 104
N T Central *4% ss *4% 95
Owen R A M 94 94 94 *4
Per* Mam. .. Si 25% *5 *SU
Pacific Ma 11... 33 23 39 it
Pennsylvania.. «3 13% S3
People’s Oae .90 S*% 90 *0 %
Pittsburgh C. 49% 43% 42% I*
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Pul'men i*«% ]j|% 161%
Ray Cos„« 3* j«% % %
R> Ateel Apg. 49 49 44 % t*
Ren Ir A Atl. 4* % 79 u. «e
Read com _ 94*, *7% »«% *4%
Ae* Air I.lne. 14% 15 14% ||
Heart Roeb'k.lgg li* |tt i«j
«hat. Aria .. 25% »!% ;s% >4%
Aloe* AheA .. 65 % 5*% it 55%
Aouthern Par. 94% *5% *«% 45%
Houthern fly .24 It% 37*
Do. pfd. . . S4 SS (4% 57%
Atn<let»oh»r C.. 9*% 91% *l*, si%
Alnelair rut .. 54% 51 65% 57%
T*nn Copper.. 15% 17% |i% i;%
Tesoe Cos. . 2*9% 314 ?#9% *14%
Tesae TeciAc 17 17 17 17
Third Avenue 34 34 34 at
Tobacco Prog. 65 4* 55% *.4% 34%
t; A Mlninf St % igu SI * St
1 a lon Peelfr r»r«. t 4 l*% tt: 114
’td Cirer ntlrtl* T 0» »' *o*% f*’*4
t*td Fruit Cos. I*l% 141% 140% 1*4%
I* A Ruhher.. 57% SS 57% S7 %
A Ateel rom II 2(4 MJ*. MIH 112%
!•*. Pfd 117% 117% 117% 177%
[’ A At*e| S's iotvs 105% 105% lO' U
C A led Alco 15% )|4», 114% 115%
Ctah Copper .11* llO’t 11* 110%
Vfr Carolina 4(«t 4t% 41% 4s
Do. nfd ...!*•% i*«u isiu 104%
Wehaeh com 11% 14 n% 12
Do nf A... (»H s**l i«b 4S*.
Tt*.h«.h W ... j sv^
W'eet Inghnnee *4 6* 1414 45%
’TMtr* <>**er 4* t* 11 *j ee
Wlewul, Cen 51 51 U *1 31%
Weetern V 4 *l% *1 *t 9414 *l^
h'*t*4re t» ** % *4U 44U
3W/>ol W or»h .. 194 147 194 It?
Wilson Park. 77 7T% 75% 77%
Standard Oil Stocks
Quotations by Hornblower A Week..
April IS—Close ntd lik
Anglo-Am oil Cos, new |« i*%
Atlantic Refining Cos AS n 95:,
Rome-fb-rvmset Cos .. 440 44>)
Ru- key* Pipe f.ine Cos. 10.1 |W,
i *he.er rr»*!*li Mfg » •«.. 4 2<i 4in
Colonial Oil Cos SO to
Continental Oil Cos 140 i*,o
Crescent Pipe |j|n* 0.. 3* 4|
< ‘urn her I end Pipe Line US j;s
Kur *ka Pip. I .me
Galena-><igna l nil ](<• 1 ...
Gal -Hip. Oil Cos. pfd It* 147
Illinois Pipe Line.. .. 3 Ji 334
Indiana Pip* f.ine c<* !«ia
National Transit Cos. 17 10
New Took Tisnslt Cos I’*S JO3
Northern Pipe Line Cos . 100 i*.i
<»l> to AMI Cos „ ISO
pierce Oil «'orp. ration 13% m,
Prairie Oil A Oaa Cos. IST Ml
Prairie Pipe
Molar Refining Cos 3(0 a*.,
Southern Pipe Co 303 704
South Penn Oil C 0.... SOo 3«S
>4. W Pa Pipe bne Cos. 110
standard nil Cos <a«T 1 79fi *1;
Do Indiana *OO s<o
D<>. Kansas ill S7l
I to, Kentucky 370 Jti
f*o Nebraska (40 S»«
F>o. New Jaree* 4;.0 0j ,
Ho N*» Tork 393 3*4
lie, Ohio . 440 47'.
Swan A Finch <>> Ifio _ lie
I'Wob rook dan# «V« et
Vs'-.ium Oil CO 310 S9O
Washington Oil Cos
Hlardord Oil Old fitoek 3400
Standard Oil Old t*uh# |4'.o
ttvtt ps trn?mm t»% tc%
Mid. West Refining . 140 141
I*enn Mrsi'an . 47 i-S
4 1 HM IMM nSUI.t
Quotations by Hornblower A Weeks.
Apr, IS Rid Ask
Am Public l.'tll . com 34 3s
Do. preferred <1 ',O
Am Light A Tr . com 147 It*
I*o, prefer ted 110 lit
Aetna F.xploslvee 3% 3%
cities Herrlre com. . . 19" JOS
Do. preferred .. .. I7’k **
Chevrolet 11( 1?"
Chalmers Motor new 10 30
Coaden nil a Oae 13% 134,
Cramp* IS op
Detroit Kdtson II" 133 U
Kreag. II I|%
Maxim M'initmn 31%
IN. Gaa A Klee, com 43% 43%
Do, preferred .. 90% >3
Rep. Railway A Light 37.% 14%
f»«. preferred 47 43
Hupp Motor 3% 4%
ito"th Cal Kdlson r 0... *>o )}
Do. pteferred . . . ]Si |O4
Sapulfa Ret . . 10% in%
Hub Moat . .. ..... 31% j;%
Grant Motor
C. fi. Light A Meat, ro 1 % 1%
Do. preferred 3 t
I'niied Motor .. . 1(>, 34
Ft.C.IN 91 TTFR
KI.OIN 111 April 7. Rutter All
aale* Mr, an advance of it ovsr last
wash.
Grain and Provisions
OHICAOO. April 14.—The- demand
for cash wheat and the Inc reading
certainty of an unusually great
shortage, offset all bearish tendrn
claa today and wheat futures climb
ed at ill higher. Foreign and do
meatb consumer* continued bidding
agalnM each other. May opened up
1 1-2 over yesterday's record and
gained 4. going 10 223 1 t.
July sold down .1-4 on the open
ing. but later advanced 3 1-3 to
1.91 >8 September opening down
< 8, advanced 1c to 1.71 I*2
DETROIT.
was unchanged when tb* market
opened and the ton* wee Arm Cash
wheat wee in demewd and strong
The opening w*e at an advance of
1c in cash and May end milters were
In the market for auppliea
Caned an wheal will aeon be r*>
leased b> the opening of lake nael*
gatlon and will probably All a large
enough demand to give the American
market* an easier tone, but In the
meantime millers do not appear to
rare what th*\ pay for wheat It is
■ implN a question of getting it with
out questioning the price Cash I*
the leader in all advances and pre
miums ramem high. Bearish new*
come* from rime to time In th* shape
of peace talk, hut there has been •**
much of this that gram men pay lit
tle attention to it Thera waa no*r*
I Frida> Mit 'here was bullish
stuff also. The southwest comtlam
*d of lack of moisture Some of the
recent advance was caused by cover.
Ing of shorts Aom* bears did a lot
of selling early In tbe weak on re
port* of rain m Kansas and Okla
homa and tbesa ar* buylag their
stuff bark bacauss th* crop outlook
la not so favorable as expect'd
Th* cash situation however is
about th> whole thing lr tb* mak
ing of h'gh prices It s the supply
and demand situation, with the for
mer light and the latter heavy, and
as long as this continues there la
little chance for an important de
cline
At the close of a very strong mar.
ket cash wheat was 7c and July *«
*bova Thursday * rings
Wheat auotatlons Friday Cash
No 2 r»d. 12 48 Vb' opened 1c high*
er at 33 34% and advanced to *2 46;
July opened without change at II *1
and advanced to |l 9*. No. 1 white.
• 2 42. Coarse gram quotation* Fri
day Corn cash No 3, It 41. No 3
white II 50 No 3 yellow. II 42 No.
4 yellow. 11 40 % For No 3 ysllow
at Michigan Central *1.47 bid Oats
Michigan Central standard. ??r stan
dard, 71c asked. No. 3 white. 76 %r;
No. 4 whit*. 74 %c Oats on track.
%e above these prices. Rye (’ash
No. 2. |1 IS. Beans Immediate.
Sr.impt and Apr*’ ah pm»nl. 9A «"
eeds Prime red clover, *lO 40;
April. Il».36: alaike, *11.5*. timothy.
12 60
Receipts In the Detroit market on
Friday included I,*>4 bbla of A«»ur. 3
cars of wheal. 2 of corn. • of oats
and 2 of hay. Hhlpments were 1.000
hhl« rM Aour and 17.»*« bit of corn
Stork* are 244.000 bu of wheat. Ilf -
©ee bu . f corn. 117,00') bu of oats
and .t*,oon bu of rye
International Harvester Cos makes
the American winter wheat crop
340,000 000 bu. or 50.000.000 bu lea*
than the government estimate.
Receipts of wheat Friday Du
luth 10 cars against 32 a year ago
Minneapolis 55* cars, against 241
Winnipeg. 397 car*. agam*t 111: chl
e*g car* against 111 southwest
114 600 bu. agalnM *n*.»oO bu a v»wr
ago |
Primary wh»at receipt* were 7*B . ]
900 hu, nram*t 1 010.00# bu a year
ago
Evporta of wb»at and Aour Frida".
*91.00* hu
4 Hl4 4MI 4*lt AIN
CHICAGO. April IT Opening
Wheat- Ma' up 1 *b«: July
%« September down i<'- Corn Mar
up %>■: lul\ up %c September up
Ir. Oat* May up %c July up %c:’
September down %c- Provlalona un
changed.
Voow- - W heat May. up 4r; July, up
3 %<-, Sepi,. up Ir. Corn May. up I %<*.
JuD. Up %r Aept down %r <bi>
\U. down %c, July, down %c. Napt ,
down %' Provisionsr Aharpty low
er
Close Wheat; May up I%e; July
up %c. September down %o. Corn
Ma\ up lc, July up %c. Aeptember
down %c. Oats May down t»;
July and >wn le; Aeptember down le.
Proylslon* lower.
Quotation# by Paine, Webber A Cos .
Apr. 13 Open High l»w Close
Wheat—
Julv. 1 *l% 1 94% 1 17% 1 64%
Sept. 1 ;*% I 74 1 #*% I 7* %
M*y 2 19% 23S 217 % 221 %
» ‘orn- -
Acpt. 1 30 1 II % I 21 1 29%
May. I 34 I 34% 1 32% 1 3* %
July 1 7-4% 1 35% 1 31% I 33%
* A t a—•
July *4% 45 42% *3%
Hepl. 57% -7% 84% *4%
May «4 <«% « <T a •***
Pork
Mav 37 50 37 54 34 1A b 34 28
July. 17 35 37 25 34 12 s3« 25
La rd -
H-pt 21 32 21 37 21 10 b2l 12
tu'v 21 37 21 37 20 46 *2l 02
Mav jo on 21 0A 2© 72 24 >0
Rib*— _ „ *
May 1« 4'. IS 83 79 46 b!9 62
July 20 10 20 1, 19 75 bl* 10
*-fk>ld. b- Bid *-Ppllt.
TOir.DO LRAIN
TOLBDD. A |>rll ll—Clu*» Wheat
<’s«b «H Vs »’ 44 Itil] 11 *5 <»- P
f ember 11 77 Corn. Cash 11 44',.
Ms' 91 41 July. 31 34 Oat* Cash
Tfr • Mav . 44 % c .Tul v 44 %c. nve
<“*•1-. II 41 C|ov*r*eed Cash.
s; u 110 40 Ootobar,
,i0 0-i_ \|.ike Prinie and April.
,11 40 " T moihv Cg,h and April,
f|V n Iter Brick creamery «4'
tub creamerv «6%c Cag* F'esh
rsndl-d 3’c fancy selects. 15c. llav
T*nchana»d
gy.w 9owk tvvrroa warkft
Quotations by Paine Webber 4 Cos.
Apr 13 "P« nlna C|os*
Bid High Low Bid Ask
anuar> in* I*2? 16 0' I*o3 I*o3
March IS 33 1" 32 19 33 I*l7 .
April *0 45
Ma' 70«0 1* 77 20 35 2« 34 20 ,0
June . . ... 20 20
July 2«30 70 57 19 *7 20 08 ?0 07
August J 0 17 1 s 4? 19 4r.
A.plember .. 1* 27 14 27 19 10
October 19 04 16 t; 1444 IMS l»s«
November 14 66
J e-remher . . 19 15 I*?? j | igsf 14 00
DISTILLERS
OFFER u. s. TO
RESTRICT OUTPUT
WARHINUTON April 14 \oiun
tary real fiction of liquor rnanufg<*-
ture during the war was propoaed
before the senate agriculture com
mlttee today by a committee of dla-
Mllers. representing the largest
liquor Intereafa in the country.
Aroused b> fear of legislation
th»t would bring about ."war pro
hlbitlon’' th* dlstillerw preaen f ed a
plan to rut down demands for grain
15,(KW>.<X>A bushels per year.
The present output of distillers
and breweries in the country re
quires approiimately 840 000,000
bushels nf grain annually.
The committee was headed by
Joseph Itebar. president of the Na
tional Distillers' and Wholesale
liquor Dealers' association
i'nder the plan submitted, a fed
eral tat would he Imposed upon the
materisln used in the manufacture
of liquor Burh a tat. they fold the
committee, would have a tendency
to lower production and force out
of bond the reserve of llqaort.
DETROIT TIMES
REO LEADS IN
HEAVY SELLIN6
2.000 Share** Sold On Local
Etchanc* Thursday, and
More Wm Dumped Friday
• V E. C. MacCRONE A CO.
In a selling market on the Detroit
Stock eirhange J.6&8 shares were
exchanged at falling prtrea, Thura
day. Tbay were well absorbed how
ever and prices were held to a
point's decline
All the good new* aa* ms to be oat
on German American Sugar and
there waa a good deal of profit tak
ing This telling carried the stock
down from >9 14 to W 1-4.
Reo experienced a great deal bf
acilrlty. There seemed to he an
accumulation of sellers who had
been patiently walling for the stock
to go up These erldentiy all grew
impatient and 1.090 share# were
thrown on the market, forcing tbe
price down from II 84 to SO 1-4.
Friday morning, however, tbe stock
was stronger, selling readily at
SI 14
Periodically we hare been favor
ed with cables suggesting pence
overtures. Possibly more attention
ought to he paid to these reports
than heretofore, because of the ex
haustion of the food itipply in Bu
rope, but if estimates In regard to
the government ateel requirements
are to be relied upon there Is noth
ing to he feared Industrially in a
termmaMon of the *ar.
It is estimated that but 10 per
cant of the steel mill capacity ia
for foretgn government account and
only about three per cent for our
government needs, 80. considering
the enormous steel volume of busl
ines* hooked as well as tbe continu
ous demand for the future, the out
look for this industry, a good ha rom
eter of industrial condition, ia
rery bright The crop situation is
the greatest cause for worry at
present, and great effort* are being
exerted to bring about *atisfactory
results in agriculture
Boston Copper Stocks
Quotations by Hi>rnti|n«»r* Week*.
Apr "p«-n High Low «'K.#e
Ahmeek 91 99 99 99
Alaska Oold 7% .7% TANARUS% A
A Hours 61 61" 41 «t
Amtr Zinc .. J* 3* J* 24
Anti i>nda $•% 90 % 10 90%
Arts ;*% 12% 12% 12%
Arcadian .... 5% *% 3% *
Butte Jruprr 46 *6 44 , »4>a
Butte F»*l 1% 1% 1% 1%
<'•l A Art* 79 71 71 79%
fal a- Hecla.s49 449 :»<* 54.5
r,.j»e-r. Hangr 61% *1 % 61% 41%
I’hlS" «. 56 , 55% ‘.5 5.«
Da* i* Daly. 3 6 4% 4%
Fast Butt#... 13% H% 13 % 13**
Fianklm .... 7% 7% 7 7%
Oreen* fan . 41
l,l» Reyn I* 3*% “0% t« 30
Inspiration 56% 57 , »*% 6i
Kerr ljike . 4% 4 % 4% 4%
Keweenaw 7% 2% 2% <• %
Michigan ... 3% 3% 3% '< %
M'am' ...... «1 % *2 41 % 41 %
M.,hawk . 44 84 »♦ *4
Mavfl wer . 2 2 2 ;
Nlpiaalnn 7 -« . • * -• * \
North 1 % 1 % * % IS
Nevada r .n* Zi % 22 -, 22 % 22%
N«e«h DuU* 31% li % 22% 22%
ojihway .. •. 2% 2% 2% 2(,
Oareola ... 97 47
Pond freak 23% 24 2*% 23%
Qulncv .... 47 47
Ray fon«r»l... S ft 30% 2*S 30
Hup A Boston 5% 5% 8% s’,
Shannon . . . TANARUS% *% •% ■%
Sente Fe . . j % 1% 1% 1 %
Shatturk 25*. 35 4, Afl % 35%
South rtah .. 20 "0 20
a-mertor 12’. t*% '2*. t?'-
Tenn f«n IS*. I*S I'K 17%
l-nil. fl Fruit. 1«!«, M’% l*«% 140%
ftfl ffhoe M 51 M% *-7
t'»ah fnn*«l 39% t6>.
ftnh f’>pr»er. 110 11' ’• 110 I’" %
Virlnrl* .... 4 «
XVolvertne .. 42% 13>% 4J% 43
Sugar Market
• agars—Detroit wholesale prb e*
Crystal ilnnlnuri S-lb. Sl2*o; r 'r> *•
tal. S-lb 111 (0 eagle tablet# |j 1 79.
cut I if 110 |O, rphe* I l * 70 XX\X
powdered. (4 4( atsndard poWdei-d
|e 49. granula'ed extra oarae. 13 11
granulated, fine in hulk 19 granu
lated 31-lb. cottons. $» 30. rry«tal
domino granulated 3-1 b and l>lh
cartons, in cases. t> 4b crystal <1 in-
Ino granulated. HP <*a«#.«. S’* *1 a
rnotlil 4 MI" con feet |on#r• * l« •
s « M No » »» »* So 4. 14 99.
No. 7. It »i. No • M »'• A'o #. I#
No 10 |4.70 No 11. I*4l. \ll :3.
14 4" No ]1 I* N'>. 14 »4
1(. (4 S4 non-can a mui -re. (10
b*et granulated •*».)• p 1
household powderer! I'S 74 to »•*
13 is. household powdered Is 4» to
case. SI per rase
(I H H lOPPfR 4Tnih«
Quotations by Hornbl».ne r A M e#k#
Apr. 1* P"1 Aak
Butte A L ?♦ 3*
lioa A Mont .....
r«'« veras 4 t %
Chlaf 2 S 3%
Cons Ant ... ... t «
Cop Min ... « 4 %
Da* is Daly
First Nat I % 3»,
Gfd Cons i... 40 41
Jum E«t ■ 1* 4 3
1-a Rose
V s g rn a < *
N'st IlOUg ,M>.rVTT»T,: 37%
(ihtn Cop 1 ’t 1%
site wart
Tuoiumne . I', 1%
7 uken I \
New Cornelia .
NF.34 1099 PRODUCE *M9KPT
SF.9 ¥*rftK Aprrt t - * donr f>nlt
and nominally h.she
er mew 140 Lard Firm m ddl*
nest x pot. SSI A4> ti 21 40 Sugar Mae
firmer centrifugal. 54 le«t |< J 7 <f
440. mnarovado. •' teat, |4(0».t43
refined firm cut loaf |*4i«4*v
crushed. |l (off 471 pondered, $: -‘.A
C 4 3( grannlared l'*A44»3<. c, *
fee R|o No. 7on spot. TAe Taliow
Firm special. 14e city 13 %r, coun
try. 11 %9I *r M»i Weak prime
1
4Aff**%c. Dressed poultry K'rrr
tuikeys 1• • 14c . chickens. SI 7, .9,
fowls Soff?9c ducks, I4ft37c ?.!•#
poultry Weak geese ISlrlSr.
ducks. :serioc; fowls. uen> tur
keys. S2R3(e rooster*. l7f rh rk
•n. broiler*. 4< IS M>c Cheese Stead
state milk, common to specials 31%
4f27t4c sitlms, common t<» *p#rtals.
13 47 30c
ntiNi I’kotii tt*
Welter Kstra e
creamery first* 43%c. dalr* 2* lb.;
parking stork. 21% per lt>
F.age Fresh receipt* in orv* a»ea,
firete. 14c. current r*< eipt* ts%rper
do* Receipts Frida* lit 1 * r*s« •
1 beeee Michigan r»'«. fir v#«
York. I4< dom**ti< *w a* *>9 ’4r
imported fiwlas, lAfll’r !ro k cream.
31c: llmburger. 1-lb, 33%c “-lb.
?4%. line horn* 3*. da I* lea 31%
4jj;%c ib
firtetlet—tkr nfala neat kl*4—>kat
la »4gb«—Tinea iek Dept —.Main 448
Livestock
MKHII.O OC’ITmAL WIHVABM
r>KTR°IT. Mich, April IS —Cot-
tle Market etm.ly with iMt weok #
clone he«t hra»y steer* $119114®.
bent handy wslght mitcher steers.
t|su<jlo 50. mined eleera and heifarw
»«lf hand v light butchera 32 549
5.40 light i utehera. •••*. be«t i'«»*,
I w» t 00» com
m .n <-»,»*. M *l4 A*, cannara. |»9S 74;
beat h» a' y bull*. 3»9*‘fl. bologna
bulla. IT 4tl'l milker* and spring,
or* |r.O»#»u Veal rg|vr# Market
loner heat grade#. sl2 44 91$. hear*
lea. |. W k Sheep and lambs Market
strong beat lambs. 11l 5'>914 74; fair
lambs, |M9t4; light to common
|l3i lift T fair. To good »hrep. 11l
Sll *o mi la and common. 119*.
ok* Markat pr«.»op*cts, >*■ higher.
fig.v IIS *"f*l» 71. mixed grgdea
I*6 O ’.545, heavlas. 111.
M*«T II b»'«I.O MU ITtK*
KA ST BIFFAU.*. N Y. April II
Cai :!e Keraipta 304 market active
and areadv prime ataara 111? 11.
but ho irradea $791174, cow a. |3 !•
• 1«
t'alv«a Receipt a 1,70* markat ac
tive. jlr higher, rull to rkn|r», $49
II 1^
sh.rp and lamha Keraipta 1.000.
market active, clipped lamba l*r
higher othera steady, choice lamba
|l«.iod'4 71 ull to fair. 111.t0914.
yearling* 112 9 15. Sheep. |t#llll;
clipped lamba |lo# 11.71.
H g* fwaipte. 4.o*i*. market ar
■ tot vorkara $149 14 70.
pig 111 10 • 11. miaed. 11444914.74
hm 114 76a 14 It. rough*. 114.249
14 76. atag* I) 7• 11
( Hit imTlitr mm
CHtCACto. April II —Hof* Ra
calpi » 11 0«*o market alow. Ic high
er n<iir<l and butchera 114.44914 40;
■ uo<! havvy. 11l *OO 14 10. rough
br«*v. 117. fnoitlt light. 111400
14 26 p’ge. 11l MOM 40. Cattle: Re
ceipts sn*'o.5 n *'o. market alow and weak.
baev.« r< 100112a; rows and heif
er* 15 'ltrll atorkare and halfara
T»tani. |>C0(pll: ralvea.
$ i'?> <heep Receipts. I.0«0.
market atrong native. 110 75011 *O.
western. sll*f IS in la m he. 112915 *O,
weatrrn til*Sol4
n.ytßi.cm i.itic stock
n.l VF7UNP. April IS Hog*
Re H ileatl rkerg. sls -
XR mixed |ls *0 medium*. 114: plga
and re :gha. 11(24 ataga. 11l Cat
tie Recelpta 10 rara. slow Sheep
and lamh. Recelpta s .or*. *teady.
Top |l6 Calvea: Recelpta SOO.
Wr.ik f I' 413 71
TAI.BDO LITK STOCK
TOI.FTI'O. April 11. Hrtii Re
ceipt* l «uO. market higher,
heav;e« ||« 10014 50. medluma. 114 So
01*25 >orker* 11401425. grnxl
pig*. 11 3 O 14. t'alvea; Slow. Sh-ep
and lamb* Slow
Produce
The market wa* called ateady In
all department* thie morning, In
cluding the f u || car* which hare
come m from the southwest. the
mukd ha* had quite a lot of poul
try to take 1-are of thla week, hut
a* ’et there ha* been no accumu
lation *nd indication* are that the
market a 111 be (leaned up over Sun
day nnh no change In price* Drees
ed ,aI *e* have b<m coming a freer,
for sew rot day*, and while quota
tion* are unchanged aa yet the mar
ket i* md .lean ng up and the edg
la off the demand Kgg price* are
holding no wonderfully wall consid
ering tl e heavy receipt*. Total* e*
are ermly held, hut the movement I#
small and the market qulat.
Apple* 22.6004 »• war * bbL for
choice and S5 0* for fancy
•*«*«*• Good ahlpplng atock
32 40 33 S' bunch.
Mean* I'neil l,ima» 14c Ih
( r«*brrrle* Ut* Howea fl 34 bu.
I)re«r4 < alvea Kan y. HOl***.
No. 2. i;*l»i' lb.
It re wed H*a* lJght, 14g!0<*:
h-avr. I4t* I*c Ih.
r'na*« Hoddleo—lS« lb
Frssl* V egelable* Radlahea 360
30c dog; parsley. 2s4»*wc dog., cyt
rumhiri, hot houa*. fl * n Q*i car
rot a. tl 50 btt.; c»uMflow«r 12 tS dog;
head lettuce, iceberg. |3 50 caaa;
cahhaga, Tevaa. 12c per Ih.;
ahal'oTta 50045 c dog.; Florida celery.
I" 3,75 case, tomatnei ||4 per 4-
b» sket r rate apinacn. 1303 25 pa*
hamper, aaparagua. sections 12 6<iO
3 per oaae
(■rape *>wl4 —l4 25 O 4 75 per crate
Mane* Fancy wblta. 14#17a; **-
trreted JdlV lb.
Map—Detroit abippara ar» paying
the price* foe -aled hay la
cae lot* f o h Detroit: No I timo
thy 215015 50 atandard timothy
I’ *914 5* MgH* mixed 2M0M50
Vo 8 Mm- t» y 213915.50 Xa I mi**d
I clover 2139 13 50 rye atraw I10«
1*54; wheat and oat atraw. 1*9*54
P- r ton
leaaae |( 350S par bog
II a> •- * * I i>•9 125 iff it*.
Sara— sVi.»nut» almond*
I/O 24c SI hart a. II9’»C. Brealla.
lldtdt p-rana ISOIac 19
Orange* Nave la. S3 #4; FlorSdg
22 HO f per bog
Oel* e »10 00 per 104-tb. **ck.
Spaniel- onion*. 32 72 crate. Bermu
da#. 14 »4« 4 75 jer crate
Pineapple* 15 54 per csss,
potv t-igan car lota !n
haga. IS Id#! *4 h*i new Berwiudwa.
214 per bbt . |S per bu.
Poultry Spring*. 23921 c l.gut
apr'.nga 24 0 32c, heavy hene. 2SV>dc;
medluma, 22035 c. ataga. I*o2**
roovfer* 129!*c. gee*». 14 0 l7c,
ducaa. 3S9?tc l!».
Strawberrtr* 35 0 40c quart,
a creel p*«at*e*~ leraeya. kiln drladl
13 per crate.
jobbiwo rmr*e
Canned u**4« Apple* 13.7S per
f;al.. bmi been*. II l4iJl.ll; corn
ancy Maine lI.SS, atendatd 21 4SO
114; table breta. Si SSOI 40: peaa
fgney early June SI SO, atenderda. SI:
aalmon, tall 22.40: marrowfat peaa.
I1S50I3S; early .rune SI (0 alftad
aerly June St.4o dog fomatoce,
gtendard. f* SOOI SO dca
CnOea He i tog standard ISOISe.
pi-dlum 111/ ?4c fancy, vooifc. Rio.
|4<4o<tt4r 1 lb package* !S#SSe.
1-lb. tin* ISOJSe lb
Peed Bran. 3*l atandard mid
dling* 9«1 Sn* middling*. 111. eoara*
» I racked urn 251.
corn end net* chop, |<« per ton
Plear- Beet winter patent ln l|
pat>*r sack*. 3)1.50 aecond patent
111 74 atratght, |l4*o aprlng patent.
#t 1 *n rye flour. |1«04 per h|»l.
Oil Daw lln**d 31 IS; boiled tin
seed. Si 14 in barrel lota, keroaeae,
tank-wagon or iron barrel* *s*4;
gasoline gel
Prerlslea* pork. |(0 family
pork. 942042 -l-er b«, k* |4'io4l,
pork lolng 12® 25' hama 340 3«**e
brlahcta, •*• Jjc pl> ale ham*. I*4*o
24c; ba'-on 27033'. la r d in tlere**,
23c. kettle tendered *4e per f*r
Hides No 1 cured hides. |4r. No.
1 green hld»*. i»<* N», t cured bulla.
12c; No. 1 |r«en bulla, lie. No. 1
cured veal kip. 34c. No 1 green veal
kip. 3Sc. No. 1 cured murrain. t*«;
lip 1 green murrain I • I
cured calf. 12c No 1 green cglf lie;
No. I horae hldea, |* No f horge
hldea. ST. No 1 fellow. l*c. No. 3 tdl
|nw. Sc Ih No I hide* 1e off No I
kip and calf. I y off aheepaklna. (aa
to amount wool). ItrOH
vrn York Rt rrrn tin rnr.t
NKW ST4RK. April 13 Rutter
Firm, rereipta. 4 244. creeniary egtre.
14 f) 44 >«r do, apeclal market. 44V*9
471* c; *tate dairy tub*. 14944, imi
tation creamery Arate. Siol»r Kgg*
Firm; receipt*. 44,177 nearby white
fancy. 234*934'’ nearhy mixed
fancy, S3'xlf34t*c. fresh (Irate, 33 9
23 Sc.
I HII A4.(* 111 rnut HlßkffT
dHU’AfI", April 13 flutter Pi
tre* 42< . flrats 44 '»c dairy extra*.
4 J fl llc flr*ta. 4*9 42c K.ggs'
Prime ordinary, Jifllir Aral* IfO
• Ic rbee.r Twin* 220335 r.
young .America*. 22«*9 22*«c
poultrv Fr wla lie du k» 17 9’lc
geeae, 13 *t 14< apr'ng*. zi< , lurkeya.
Jr,c > * »> j,*« 4 car*
fanev w - atern 21 ’f ■/ 124 Vs nneaota
and tA’laconatn. 17 40 0i >5
fHaflaih- be piatn neat kind—that
lAa Hgki Bar* Jab D»*l—Mn4n OK
NEW P.M. BONOS
NOW AVAILABLE
Now Coupon Securities of
SI,OOO Will Be Delivered In
Permanent Form
J 6 W Hehgtnan A Coro patty
ami Robert Winthrop A C'oiiipany
and Rugeno V'. R Th*y**r, root Kbit
nation manager* for the Pcrr Mar
queue, announce to holders of cer
tificates of deposit for the vartou*
taaue* of bond* involved in the re
organisation and to others interest
ed. that bond* of the new romp.tny
In coupon form are now ready for
dailvery.
New coupon bond* of denonnna
tion of SI,OOO will be delivered In
permanent form, and coupon »>ond*
of atualler denomination and voting
tru*t certlflcgtea wjll be delivered
in temporary form, eichungeable
without charge for definitive secur
ities when prepared
Holder* of certificates of deposit
for th* different iasu** of bond*,
coupons and note* mentioned In the
announcement rau*t surrender their
certificate* to the depositary which
issued them If bond* an 1 de*lred
in denomination* other than H 'KH>
written notice must t»e given wh< n
certificate* of deposit are turned in
Coupon bond* when iMtieu in the
denomination of 91.000 are not et
changeable for bond* of a smaller
denomination
Holder* depositing certificate- of
deposit calling for new preferred
atock trust certificate* will receive
cash equal to 2 1-2 par cent of the
pkr amount of the atock trust cer
tificate*. Holder* of subscription
warrant* are required to pay the r*-
maining S3O due on each share of
prior preference stock, on or before
April 27 at the Central Trust com
pany. Failure to make this ggvment
HORNBLOWER & WEEKS
-MEMBERS—
New York, Boston and
Chicago Stock Exchanges
Orders Executed In All Security Markets
J. J. HAYES, Manager
201 Penobscot Building, Detroit, Mich.
DON’T NEGLECT
DrippingSpringsCopperCompany
■«■■■■ mmmmammm wmmmmmmm mmmmmmmm
OF ARIZONA
SHARES—7S CENTS
DEVELOPMENTS AT THE MINES
WARRANT A PRICE OF DOLLARS PER SHARE
Investigate
Room 303 Farwell Building
Cadillac 5337—5959
“BUILD FOR THE AGES WITH IfWTP SUPPLIES’*
0$ I*l4 hr n
United Fuel & Supply (o.
; f ?i msl L r BUILDING SUPPLIES
r CHfHßYjtibo .COAL & COKE $
* Also oolllng *
"HOTTER THAN SUNSHINE, U. F. I S. COAL”
“■ KSSiSf DUNNING & STEVENS, Inc.
Establish.o In t«74 Paid Up Csi.lHs I f!AOO«0«e H J DAVIS. Sxmtart
LIVESTOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Fee the Sale of Cattle. Hoge. Hb**p sod Calves. Consignments Solicited
New York Central Stork Yards. Kast Buffalo, k Y. Telegraph sad Pott
Office Addrese fltocb Ysrde. Buffalo, N Y
•ID stteek la your name, our cere. Notify ue of ahlpraunL We’D do eke
root attach bill of lading to eight J efto tat* 4r*on
RrstriOld Detroit
Xvtio\.vllLv\k
Established 1863
$7,500,000
Capital and Surplus
Member Federal Reserve Bank
I will forfeit all rights of holders of
! subscription warrants, which will
| thereupon become roid Holders of
| undeposited bonds of any of the
I issue* mentioned In ths notice may
deposit the same until July l next
| upon payment of a penalty of I per
I cent of the principal amount They
will not. however, thereby obtain
any right* of purchase from the
purchasing syndicate, such rlghtg
having been heretofore fully avail
ed of.
DETROITER OFF
FOlt FRENCH FRONT
WITH RED CROSS
PARIS, April 14— Section 10 of
the American ambulance enrp* left
for the front Friday. Included In
the detachment ware Charles Clark,
of Detroit; James ('lark, of Oberlln.
C ; David Ouy. of 8t Inuli; Keifi
YVosbtirg. of Asu*a. Cal.; N C
Wick, of Youngstown. 0.. and David
Van Alstyne. of Wllllamstown.
Pathftndara Saak $4,000
A campaign for enough fund* to
continue it.* York for the year has
been atari i by the Pathfinders’
club, ahief I* an organisation for
the tipbtilluTng of character among
prisoner* thruout the country by
mean* of psychological instructlc.i
snd friendly interest Warden* and
chaplains of many prison*, as far
i« California, welcome the Path
finder* and declare that the organ
inns of in*ide club* in the prison*
th < * an Immense amount of good.
I F Wrighi, leader, has been a*ked
tu take the place of the chaplain
in lonia Sunday The amount of
I money needed is $4 rtho, and Joseth
I Poyer, who ha* slway* helped the
üb. ha* contributed sfi«K> All con
mibiitlßn* may be sent to FYank
| \ehton. treasurer, care of the High
b nd Park State bank.
PrtndNgr—-Vke ,l«la »»»( hla(s—Vk(H
(■ Hrkl—Tt«we. i.V TW»« —Wale (AM
SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1917.
5 More Days for You to Buy J Q
Harroun Motor Stock at U
in keeping with the hiffh quality
and advanced design of the Htrroun
car are the many detail* of equip
ment which will add to it* e**y sale
and to the natlsfactlon each car wdll
give Us owner.
The equipment was. of roureo. se
lected bv it ay Harroun. It ha* ful
filled hi* exacting standard* of per
formance or »t would not be there.
Example* of Harroun cqu pment
are r* follows:
Carburetor -STnoyntynn,
Tlree -OOODItICII
Martins and t.lgbtlng— ItKMY.
Vtruum Fee l STVTtV yRT-WARNFR-
M«Vq*(" BohcH
NpeeAnmetrr- STKIVAKT WARNER-
Such detail* arc rery important.
Each 1* an element In the sale of a
motor car a sale often made ngwlnst
competition.
And. though the Harroun I* a popu
lar priced car. It share* these detail*
only with car* In the higher,even tho
highest-priced classes
Such equipment I* expensive —fir
more expenslre than corresponding
equipment w t- could have bought Mid
used succeesfully.
Rut we can afford to buy THE
BEST
W# can afford it because thg-hlghly
efficient manufacturing equipment of
our Wayne plants enables us to
spend the sdded money such equip
ment implies, without impairing th#
carping power of our sales oampalgn
or making necessary a selling prieo
out of line with our competition.
Understand, this statement I* nofl
gqoH* worji it I* the result of care
fnllv compiled figures bv experienced
production men WHO KNOW
Furthermore, the statement I* ewe
lly susceptible to proof.
On Sunday. April IS, we *re throw
ing these plants open for your in
spection Visit them ('ompare their
obvious scope and ability with that
of other plants >ou know You need
not he a production expor* to realize
trie sound foundation, of our state
ment.
Realizing this, we can conceive of
no posetble rea«or for your longer
’elaorg your Investment tn Harroun
itKk stock »ou can buy now at the
•■Ve of ft hut which will. In a fesr
lava, advance to s') * share of $lO
n*r value
The stock vou wHI hit? wIM be d(e
M'-ered aa an ad interim certificate.
i*su*d bv the nqrtiiahle Trust ( onv
>*n\ of New York.
Haarour
Motors Corporation
Fourth Floor, Dodge Building,
Jsfferaon Ave E . at Brush 5t.,
Detroit
I g \V> are sprriaUzing in
AI2 JSOU Ml
Mhtors
Corporation
Mock
•nd wilt be pleased to jlvx full
details regarding the company’*
progress, and othar Information
partainlng to thla investment.
Harbridge & Cos.
Stock a—Bonds
69 Buhl Block Detroit
Phone Main 9721
PMnfluv —ihr j.' «r»i nmt
t* **•»• T»»»r- -wwlw
Standard
News»liul)etin No. 29.
Increase Your
Earnings
66#%
If your idle funds are only
eacnmg 3? ,»put them where
they will earn 2 3 more.
5% First Mortgage Bonds
will) do it and safety is guaran
teed Buy to suit your purae
•A0 SIOO SSOO or SIOOO
Tax exempt. Interest paid
tvflry six months.
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