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PAGE 10
ntCK MARKET
VERY CAUTIOUS
W*W TORK April W. —Tha Sew
fork Evening Hun financial review
operator* in the
Mock market were again extremely
wary today aad the volume of trad-
Mg waa even lee* than in
lay's dull session The undertone
waa in general firm There *« r»
Intervals of strength and again
price* were inclined to sag. lndlcat
lag complete absence of initiative
and. in consequence, of trend. Nev*
arthelese it reflected some degree
of nervousness with respect to th"
government bond issue, which will
probably be launched next week It
Aa the opinion in numerous con
servative quarters that th« d-u*
Will be enthusiastivally ovei »üb
gerfbed
“There was a fair demand for
Mocks st the opening, but (hi ‘«kki
died down, with price* generally
hold in x their early gain? In the
afternoon an idle see sawing move
agent kept prices more or less un
nettled. United States Steel to ich
ad the highest level since Monday
and tuled near 112. Copper share*
were strong but neglected After
the initial trading shipping Issue*
were under considerable pressure
There was little change in the muni
tlon or specialty group, save in Ohio
Cities Oat, Mexican Petroleum, the
alcohol stocks snd so on, which
were strong.
“The railroad department was
guiet and Arm with gains of about
g point in Union Pacific and Read
tef and 1 to 4 points in Pittsburgh
and West Virginia common and pre
ferred *
Detroit Stocks
nu kiDtri qioTtnov*
LIMH Hacks
Open Clot* Bid Ask
▲em* Wh Ld 17W • *••
Dr pfd 1»
Am L4cT ad 314 330
To. pm «i 71
AM Pub Util., 34
Do, pfd 48
Auto Body 31
tCrk 8h 74 V •
»r Rol Br. 18 V 40 V,
Ad Mch 144 . .
Ir of A TV 7 V 4 V 7 %
Chevrolet Mot 81 1 I
Clt Berv xd 384 288
bo. pfd. xd *7 *4
Crab Ld A Z IS IS 2S -S
Oosa Mot Car 10 14
CDjr PAL 44 54
Do. pfd. 84 82
Gent Motor .. 7v : V 7
PS, pfd now 67 99
©AC Nav.. .... 8: V
Det Craamery .... Sits .... 33
Pet Edison 11l
Pet. Edison K. 4 V «%
Det Iron AS 1* ....
Do, pfd 10 V
Det t id Ry 11l
Dal Vah A F »o i:«
Bdand A Jon Si 14
ford V of C I*l
Om a At A Br 43
Q*a Mot pfd »<4 10 v
Mr Am Bug >1 2*V
tv* r#» ti t k t* «*
Clsn Lamp Cos ,38' ?* V
H t i aTT pug ... i*v
Do, pfd Its IJS
a Silver M ... 1*
g Kresg*
Swell M-t .11 11
Max Crude R •
sHMI atpg .. 14s i*v 14v
lffeh Bugar 99
Do, oM 87 I*o
Minn Bugar S4
Da. pfd. *4 v
Bdor8 dor Prod 41
lea Det Th 6\ «
ttoaal Oro MV *«v
Pae O A El 4* «l
Da. pfd. »« 91
Pack Mot xd 147
Do pfd MV 1 V
Paige Det Mo. 29
P. D A Cos. . . IP s 121
Proddon Whi 2» ?4
Reo Motr-r 2*S 2*
•rotten Dili-.* *4
Hawenaker C It at
Tewar-s Cr'y 15
Tinea Con Pt i* % u v
White dtar L 85 v .
Wolt PtC._TV 7V 7 7 S
Weak* «M Tm«i Cempeesee
American §. 11l 110 ITS
flghtrml Bav §lO IM ....
Detroit Bav »TI *7O
Vn- Bering* .... *l* SO* *l*
eteta .... lfT tie ....
P A O D Mat .... I*l I*4 1M
o*t.-Anter I*4 I*l Itv
Highland P • IM
Merchants It. .... 11l ITI I*l
Rati B of C HI HI
Peninsular • HI lie 17!
Peoples State. .... !?! 174 ....
DM hvlny 115 IS*
Detroit Treat !!!! its Ml** ton"
ieeurity Tr'st *44 IBS
union Trust. .... 7*o I*o I*6
Otr.-Am L. FT* Ml
The following Arm* are prfTfteged
to eueeute orders on the exchange
W 1C Moes A Cos.. Carlyle A P'.vah
rO. M West A Cos . E. K Mu <- f me
Cos.. W W Noble a Cos.. D. L *♦»-
■ear A Cm.. W B HoLaughlln. Mev
rtn Ljmeh A Cos. W. A Hamlin A
Ca, fa A Peer A Cos. fflnrlalr A
Cowls Emmet L. Bprague, Wm. H.
Roe* A Cos P ft Peiton A Cos.. Joel
gjusheid A Cos.. Benn-tt, Pm(th A
Oa. W. E ReMly A Cos. Matthew
fms. A. W. Welleee A Cos.. LewU Cl
Oortoe
Mdtor Stocks
Quotations by Wm A. Neer * Cos.
Apr. 18 ' Rid Aak
Ajax Rubber 48
Auto Wheal 20 >4
Brisco* Motor 20 *o
Do. preferred to .t
Chandler Motor 63 08
Curtis* Aeroplane .... , \
Wle» IfotOl i|V
aral Motor . . . . . 10J to
Firestone, new, corn
Do. prafarred 1,>4
Flak Lre A Rubber...
Do. preferred 161
Fisher Body -.*
l)n. pretened - *
Goodricn 4 4
General M -tors Ivg
Do. prafarred 4 \ , .
Ooodyear Rubber C 0... 2io I:§
Do. preferred u. ,* l«/«u
Grant Motor 5 §
Hupp Motor 3S* 4
international Motor 1§
l>o. preferred 4. 1 *r»,
Kelsey Wheel Cos 4 0 «*
K«tiy-£pnmgft*ld Tire.. (2
Do. preferred 91 64
Lee Tire * Rubber Cos. 18 v* 211*4
Do. prefarred 1"j ]<»-. .
MRchell lint ora 47 61
■Mr Frogwota j 5
■nek Motors §6 60
Flare* Arrow 39 ’* 4->s
Feerleas Motor U 13
Fort Age Rubber 146 150
Ft—t-O-Llte 131 14 U*v*
Btewart-Warner Hpeed 75
Jason M* toi
winehart Rubber . 70
♦pus. Yvu> k II 1..
Crons he i g m t r 2*
tringAeld R*><<,
Btuea Mu‘nr
untied States Rubber.. A|\ 49'«
United Motor* .... 11
White Motor* 44%
BrUlpe-Over land 16 3*<u
De. preferred 44 84
New York Stocks
Quotation* by Hornblower A Week*.
Apr. II:" . Open HI4N l**;wr Close
A ill© Clliit i g
Am Aari *1 \ vi V *i\
Am Can 4 8 tj V 4 5 4 5
A C A F ... 44 V *< V ‘4 4*
Abi Col Oil.. 404 o 38 V 38 V
IH«, prd ... 62 ti *IV *IV
A m Li ns*ed.. 2i*V »0V -" 3* * «
Am Sin A ilt-f 8?S 86 V ‘‘B » *8 V
Am mi it«r mu his ii >v 111 v
Am Z1m,... 31 3J 3J *3
Am |4*-et Hu ,'J '•IS till
Adi T 6 T Ii V I- J V I* * S l3 S
Am Toba « U-V l*- 1 1* V l^^V
Am W«H»lrn 4? » 48'* 48 V 48 4,
I*o. pfd .. . •; v >7 V *’ V *7 V
A !lll<t'*rul* Iy \ « I •^■■4
Atrhi»i»n ... 1 -a l”- 1 * H'- l © 3* • S
l*o, pfd 88 ,
At U A W I . IV2 v I ".I v 4* » 8 8
Baldwin I*jAi 4 V •< \ 54 -4
Malll e »*U!o la .4 7 . 7*
Ui-th Steel 1 I 13 2 13:
• 'la-• It 1.1 V I V l*2 l » l* - V
ftri.uk K T . •> • -mi « * « <>* *
\
Cal l’-tru 2v S 2 S 20S
Cun Pi 142 141 lb
Cen l**tber.. 85 ?-• V w
ciit** •>! '»t. 1“ - « 4'V *' 'V
Cos numbia »«aj> tJ t-> « tt * 44 *
Ciii A N* r li .14 11 • v * 1 V 111 *
1 • •
t-hiie Copper.. 2: ■■* J 2 *» -- w 22 •*
t rnno C-pper 4 s«v 5 V ■ *»
Coi .rado i'U'-i 47 v 47 V * V * V
coat Can Cos 83 v •* I S * V _**a
C na 1 118 . IliV II - t 11 ''j HI •
Coin I‘ro Itrf 2::3 \ . . '-* 33 V
Do. pfd ...MV v *?. »•
Cuh Can S'ig I'S 4 'a 4 « 45*
I*. 1 A Hod , .122 1-2 1-1% 12-
L'l.-tiU Buur .. IIV 13 l * 1 V 13 V
Dome Minta 14 V l»V \* V IJV
1. r 1 «* c ■ "in .. -•% -* -> l » •* V
1 to. l*t pf 41V 41V 41V 4IV
Gen 17 left r i'.. 144 V 14* V IC4V 164 -a
<J»n Mutor*.. 1.: v I"2V *8 10^V
I •>'. pfl 8 j | 11 1 85 V Bo*v
It h' C-od'h 47' V 4V V 48 V 48 V
Gt North n pf.li" * ID'V 110 v lloV
«Jt N'.-.rth n '* 31V 31V SOS 80S
Granl.y . **■ V * V • V *" V
Illinois Cent ; ' 4 If 4 1”4 1"*
j . » S *
Interboro M 12 V IIV I’• V I’V
Do. pfd .. .. 63 43 88 40
Int Mr M -'V 27 S 2« V 2«S
i • v '7 s
im 11 r \J iu 1:1 113 11s
int .Nl.kel 41V 41 V 41 V 41V
Int I'ap* r ..38 .19 S ** 3 9
do. prd. ... Hk vv ** v •; v
K»n»C'i Cop t: S *IS 43 V 47V
Lerka w Steel 33 V ** **V 33 V
Lehleh Valley 681* 46 n.'*v 4*
1-iggett Me>..,223 22S 225 225
Maxwell Mo. 4*V «<V 44V 44 V
r>... 2nd pfd 3* V 30S *ns
M.-x retrofm. 3*S **V 36 \ *7 V
>!>am. Copper 41V 41 S 41*4 «3 v
Midvale steel <* 5< V 54* ** V
m st ra s .is?v i7v io:v m:y
Mieeotiri New. 36 29 V !*w 23 V
M. K * T 7 V ” V ’ V 7 V
vat n.ocutt inv mv ms :n\
National I<e*l 'S 84 55 \ s*. ;
Nat Fin A Bt. 3*4 3< • 33V *>H
V- x a.l a Cos n* 22V 22S 22V 23-*'
N 1 V HI II <■> ■* 48 V *' V *S '
Norfolk k 3\'l2«V 12* S 136 V H*V
Northern TarlOtV 103 V I’SV l ft 3V
N Y Central 94V 94 S *4 *4
NT O A W JiS 13 V 33 V 33 V
O Rot A M 94 94 94 94
<*h i’ tv Oaa 141 !43\ IC\ 14f
|*4»re Marq . 3*V 34X» 24V I4V
I'ar Mall . ..f. lIV *IV 214 214
Pennsylvania 51 11% 81 8*
Peoples *»as .*0 ..*1 *lO 41
Pitt* Coal .. 43 V 41S 41V 43 4
Phils Cos .. J 4 S 34 V 34 V I4N
Pr Steel Car.. 74 V 74 V 74 V 74 V
iMliman .....187 157 187 187
Ray Consol .29 V 2* V 29 y 2*V
Ry Bt Spg . 49V 4*4 «»4 49V
Up Jr A Steel • • 408* :«V *O
-
R-adlng i'.JB 95 V 95 ** 94 V 94 V
Shat \rt* ..25V IT S 24 S 24 S
Sinclair Oil . . 55 S 84 s 65 S 85 S
Sloe* - ShefT 81 81 81 81
South Tar .... *4 S 94 S 94V 94 V
Pk uthern Ry .. !«S 24V 21V 24V
I*o, pfd 87V 69 87V >*4
Btudebkr Cor. 85V 64V 84V **V
Stutx Vtdor 42V 42 1 * 41V 42V
Tenn Copper . 14V 17V 16S 14S
Tmw Cos 113 214 V 21 st 210
Tnharro Prod 51 v 7,1 V 43V 43
U S Minina 86 V 65 V 66 V 58 V
Union Pa.-ifle* 137 V 13»V 137 137 1,
Allof 44 44 41— 4.1 ~
P* -Cig Sir*. lAe 10« V 9* 99
Hit Frt»ll Cos. .11* 181 112 V 132 \
V a Ruhhei IT :,7V s*
. .
r»- pfd nr\ r.*v i'V 7'",
l S Steel Ss. . lff> 4* 105 \ 105 V P»!V
C S Ind Alco 104 109 V 107 V 104S
Utah Conker 11#V U3 110 V ill
sir <’ar <'*h• m 42 l * 42V 42V 4?V
U abash, oom 12 12 12 12
Do. p<d A 49V 44 V 49V 44 8*
r>o. R 23V 25V 25V 2' V
\4"eptinghouse. 49 49 >* 4* 49
Wll Over r.»m 10V 3«V 29»* 2'V
Do. pfd ... 96 V 4« V 94 V 94 V
Weit Mary ~2IV 21S 21 21V
W'hlte Motor 44 V 4«V 44 v 4«S
eat Union 94 V 9«V 9<V 9* \
F W WVw.lwth 155 135 132 V 113 V
3Vi»aon Park . 77 V 77 V 74 V 74 V
Standard Oil Stocks
Quotations by Hornblower A 59 eeks,
Apr 19—ripening Rid Ask
Anglo-Amer Otl new. 16’* 14\
Atlantic Refining Cos 949 9J9
borne-Bcrytnaer Cos. ... 440 414
Buckeye Ripe Line c o 104 1 f
Cheaabruugh Mfg. Co._. 415 424>
Colonial Oil Cos. ...... 59 70
Continental oil Cos ... 544 . 564
Crescent IMpe Line Cos. -74 7V 41
( umber-land IVpe Line 16", >.'174
Enr»ka IMpe Line. ... Ji"
Galena-Blanal Oil C 0.... 152 187
T'o. pr*ferred 138 I*2
Illinois Ftp* Line 226 239
Indiana Pipe Line Cos.. 164 145
National Tranalt Cos .17 19
t
Northern Pipe Line Cos 104 145
Ohio OR Cos 358 jes
Pierre OR Corporation 13 ’■* 14
Prairie Oil a Ox* C 0... 800 574
Prairie Pipe I,lns 341 348
P* lar It* fining Cos 260 170
Southern Pipe Line Cos.. 205 214
B*,uth Penn Oil C 0.... in; no
South tVeat Pa Pipe I. IBS Tit
Standar I Oil. California 2*4 235
Do Indiana 795 Boe
r>, . Kansas *44 M 8
Do. Kentucky 37ft lift
Do. Nehrxek* 840 r.*n
Do. New Jeraer ... *4.5 *B4
Do. N• w York ?4? 294
Do. Ohio *44 4*4
v«»n A Finch Cos. 144 lift
Cnl*,n Tank Line C 0... 9? 94
Vacuum (VII Cos 374 .I*4
Washington oil fn 25 35
Standard 0(1 Did Stock J4 r, 4
Do, aub< 1*54
’nfl Petrol >iim I**4 14 1*
Md tVest Refg 1?8 144
Penn M*xl*an .... 4 5
f t RB 19 m XTB I 81.8
Quotation* hy llornob.w »r A Week*
Apr 19 R’d A»k
Am Util com . 34 84
Th,. pfd. . . 49 7 1
9m I.lght A Trac com 3!’> *2 rt
Do pfd .. . 119 1 1
Aetna Exploalvex . '4-,
( ‘tf |f § M*r V irp com, , JIJ JM
D*, Pfd . . '. . . *7 971*
Chevrolet 99 in*
Chalmera \l<>to*- n»»' 2 4
*',aden Oil A Gaa 12 r % 33’«
S*ifid« n A*'o FIQ
Cramp Ship *5 *o
Detroit Edison 115 jjn
Dundee Arltona 1
Kd-ound* A J<ine* • r,*n 34
TANARUS»• >, pfd 93 91
F*d< rat Oil 6S r N
Grant Motors 5 *
Hupp Motor * •* 4 v*
K rexge corn ]l
Maxim M initt ns .. 2 ’* :t 4
ftaaee Ifomlnv 9', 9*,
P.*, Gas A Elec c»m *4'x 41 «,
Rep Ry k I«ight rnir . 34 3*. V*
Is., pfd f. 7 *'•
Bo < al Edison com 59 91
l»o r fd I .5 143
Stew 1 rs V9‘arner 71
U 4 Lchi A Itest * ,tn I'.
Do. pfd ... 2 3
Unll.d Motors ’1 ' 4 318,
Elgin Roller.
Ff/tTN 111.. April II R-itter-
Sales 4*c sdcance «>f 1c fr,-m last
week's price.
Gnin and Provisions
CHICAGO. April I»—After a
I strong opening \la> wheat soared
to t- 40 on a bulllfh market. State-
I nit-nts Issued by the department of
agiiculture and light offering* offset
the reports of heavy ram* oxer the
wheat belt
.May wheat opened up 2 13, later
gaining 4 1-4 to 2.3? 1 4 On scat
terrd trade* it reached 2 40. July
opened duw n & S but in the rally ad
vanred i3 4 to 2 o.’ 3 4 September
opened down 1, later advancing
7 3 4 to 1.76 3 4.
Corn opened with a *trong under
tone and advanced with the bullish
wheat pit May opened up 1-4 and
gained three to 1.45 on the advance.
July opened up 3 S. advancing 2 7-S
later to 140 JB. September opened
unchanged but gain 2 5 & later going .
to 132 3-a.
Oats were but slightly affected.
May opened down 1-4 later gaining
o k to 66 3-4. July opened down 1-* j
and advanced 3-4 to 64 3-4 Septem
ber opened down 3-s regained 12
going to 1-2.
Provisions were g* nerally higher
with the *xception ot Ma> pork
which showed a few cents loss.
PKTRorT. \pril 19 —Everything
waa strung in (lie grain maraets In
the early trading. Open.ng w .th i
little ■ n*ng-, in* ag< market|
g, t t,> : ' 1 ;.ri,-i Oi.nag li.e nr?t
lew nunutes.
Yiie unusual demand fer fl,'ur and i
other fi>*. is v<n the part < f tl *■ h>>u*e- *
w ,fr i* ** much as ever in evidence I
and is a controlling facer m ad
vancing prices. Dealers consider it 1
the »hies factor In the last 24c of
the advan, e. It Is considered. h<’W •
ever, a rather h*ar;sii condition for
th* near future when the private
supplies are all i*rg< and the buying 1
has reached a standstill. When the
housewife >juits bu>>ng there will be
a period of very dull domestic trade
while recent purchases are l-eina
Consumed A llttie for* gn buying
is reported fr< m time to time, not
enough to put prices higher
rus effect of the duty change w.th
Uanada lasted Just <>ne day The ,
change will he a great e- nvenien>e
to gorthwasterb m I sre a *+■ -.ring j
supplies, but th* « r’.-l supply of
wheat has not been changed and the i
British government l» taking all it |
an get . f the « *nad an surplus M»y
wheat :n Winnipeg at tbs - - wtd*
wits r, gher than the same op- i
• m.ln • as •• a. • *1 •' *
' *-■■■: f <
<i; » *
n W ’-i 'h g t h -Ve if r - •
Australia
Aft* r a seaal nos w Id fluctuatl n*
sjfcsh wheat close* 1 <
t ■ 6 • r ,
f'i *. 4*
,-n advanced 1-! i- ! rye .2 2
T • • ' I- 'ir.’-d l- „ *
ay s wheat quotations Cash
N . • 12 May V
nar.g a: * m a.ivah -It i- *
declined to 8: CS and closed at $2 7
J-. > per..- ! »t |: : * I
-ed to 17 •»* and ■ * and •• I
September • pened at* f 1 an h . >
vanced to fl.fi N wbll I
Thursday's co*r«» gram quotations
«'nm. t: * ;
I-» N * >e. * $1 -»•*»-*
Standard. 74-- No. 3 white. 77 V N*'
4wh '-i asked It>e CiUSh -
I- Mb A.','' ■y-
A. -1 I V*
j • i •; ■
i » .
Hr • • •’ e • " :» Cl
eluded 1 ‘OO kkla of Aoof : *rs Of'
wheat. 4 of corn. 4 nf oat* 1 of
rye. Shipments were 2 006 t>hls of
fl’.-, ur I o*4 hvi <-.f «*i*V 3 C'' T '’ r.:> '
. *y and 3 '-'0 i>i ' fa- • k»N
.
of pm nt.mjt mj c-f a T * and •• 1 1
t,u of rye.
Primary wheat rec» pt» *»** -
006 bu. agamst *94.000 'u a year ago
Receipts of wheat Thursday Du
luth. 19 cars. Vs nnear ol *, 2*l car*
against 322 • y*ar ago Winnipeg
2«1 car*, against *'♦ *
cars, against 14* southw* st, '! f 'OO
bu. against 203.00* bu
Exports of wh»at snd *1 ur Thurs
day. 44S ,00t) bu
rmt 44.0 (.ft tIT
rnii'A'i". April 1* * 'pming
Wheat May ap Ik 1 s* l%r
.
! v July up V September un hang.
|«d *>at» Ma> and wn V'" T '-**E *1 w n
I <-c September down S 1 ". Urovlalons
• < r
Noon Wh»at Mav up 4'%c: Tulv
[up 6\c September up.7S<- Crn
. Mav up 3- June up 2V*- September
up 2Nc. t»a»s May vip S'" July up
|v *• September uji %c. UroTjsions
Irregular
Cl'.«* Wheat: Mav up 4c; July
UP *S- September up 10c Com
May up 4 V ■ Ju'l *‘P *ci September
up 2Se Oats Mi) up.* 1 *" Julv up
«*fte(!iMr up V** I’ro v slons.
Low»r
Quotati na bv Paine, Wet v er A rr >-
Apr 19 ( ;p*n High Lc,wi (’lr,*#
Wheat
July 1 97 « 4 2 4'4 1 44 V, 2 48 S
*ept 1 *>', 1 k ‘ l Q 1 «*S 1 7*l-,
Max 2 3*. : : 77 : «i
C>,rn
Pept r 3ft 1 334 1 PS 1 3!S
July I 42 1 4 ’S 1 «I 1 «*'♦
July 1 37 9* 1 42V, 1 17 1 41t,
Oat*
Tulv 47’a *s»i BJV, r l\
Se,.t. '* 57 r*\ -e;.
Max *4 47 ’, 4.5 T * 44S
Mav 27 *5 37 *4 37 ’4 ’* *4
lulv 77 04 17 25 77 44 37 34
T.hi 1
Sept 21 44 II 5? 21 14 U 34
.Toly 21 15 21 15 21 22 »21 22
Ma- 21 40 II 1? 21 44 *2l 4?
n,b»
Mav 1* 75 1* ** 14 *5 *1• •?
TIIH 14 98 24 12 14 9-5 h? 447
*.«, Id V - Rfd x e p! 11
__ -
Ttvl *".tH» t. B 9IN
TriT.FDO A; r t* 0’,,,, T\' v e*t ■
Cash and V*' 1' ’’ Hilo t ,
C»ft>rr v ,*r, » «5 < re. r«.X t * ,
Mar 8! H»D. 1; 47 Of»fx r. .v
*1 -4C Mr.> Pi»,r Julv 47 e f!v»
Cash » »-■ r***d f*a;h ind
April, lift 57 V* O/trher »•« 4- 51
„v, r.,rn- and Ar*e'l. t-’f) T‘-> -
♦ c* xt> and 1" I, 17 95 Rut*er
4 - 1.. Fag* Frexi aed' e 4 x
fan<r •elects. 87r Hu Fncbanred
m-
\S*99 9 OBK I (ITTO 3 MUIKiT
Q, *x* na ► v Per- 9 r
\r,r 14 Opo nr
rt 4 ft .-»• fc» R* ! 4tU
Jinvar-. 1 «*-•.*'* * 1 19 * I*4l
2 •• ' l“4 1« 7? 1* rr. 18-4
/• r\
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la rl«bt Tlm»« Jwb l)»»l Hals 4.126
DtTRUI I lints
Livestock
911< It 11. 4 > « EVTIUI. aTOt M 6 4 HU*
DETROIT. April 18 Vattle: Mar
ket gu<*d. cattle 25 u 50c lower, others
dull, heat heavy steers. 11l Oil 25
beat baud* weight butler steers ID*
AT 10 25. mixed steers atid heifers, tv
09 75. hand) light but,-tiers, |6.sOff
»40 light butchers, |x O I*. b* st ewe.
IS •px 75. butcher cows 3't>B. com
mon cows B*o 4 74, rannrrt t& 600 6
beat lino) bulla. |4.S(iOB 50. bologna
bulla 87 'o(| v. 23, milkers and spring
ars 150060 Veal calves Market
dull DuiOc 1,, war beat gra*iea.
112 ” heaves. 17 0 V Sheep and
lambs Market 25c lower best lamb*,
til fair lambs. 11l si>y U. light t<>
'un-.i-i n limt,) gT 4s 20. fair to good
-beep $- \t *6O, culls and common.
8 . » H Market prospect* pigs.
11l U 3- mixed grades 1150 15 id.
a few extra pig* at 111.
htxr HI O' (U) 119 6*. sTht-K
E'AST BIVFAIaV N Y. Apr. 16.-
tt(l« i..- ta 100, market, si w
and steady prime steer*, 11 2(f 13 :*5
but.-he- grade*. 86 51/(1 1 1 75. c*-wa
IJ 5i u 1 11 Calves Receipts. 700
market, slow. 6jc lower, cull t*
choice. |3 it 13 50 Sheep and lambs
Race pta. 4.0 ) market alow and 15 ft
4 lowei . h ire lamha, |l«.tl©lA4«
cull t fair. SIS 5d i* If. >earl!ngs |U
ft 15 sheep. jit 50; -lipped lamb*
1104213 4" 11, (• R> elpts. I i»«)0
market *!•■* and st»a»l\ to 10c Iw
er y.irkers 81&01413 p.g*. 111 50»
14 m xed 114 1 I,!*!?, leavy. 114 ?l
o*3 rougha. I; *0 1 4 56. stags
111 75013 50
(Hl*' 44.f> I 19 R XTOI k kIHkRT
UNI(*N HT«*CK YAllI»< CHICAGO.
11l April 19 11 'gs Receipts Ixoo6
rnerke* *1 n ar «1 atea ly mixed and
but her* 1’.570 H 1 8 9<>. g ~,d heavy.
815 M 1 ' rough h< av v. 5 20(j
1' * 1 ght. ft 4 I Pigs. I
014 i att'e Receipts *0(>0, market
stead* b*■ e \ e 4 §911197 ? * and
I » *un*
1 x f- ?heep
Re eipts ir.tViO market steady, na
•i. §io ■ isn I
1j *s ». }' 1 9- 1 ft 57> 20 w extern.
§l2 >OO 15 75
ci 1.9 ri on i 19 f. »ro( K
'N'l*. April 1* H, gs: Re.
celpt*. 1 500 atr, nx t, 15c r. gher,
i ltd, |ll.i mewl -
t gs It*’ r ,uchs.
§l4 IS stags. §l3. Cattle Receipts.
4 car*, s!<>w and steady Sheep and
lamhs f*ece pi* ? cars «teedy, Tp.
11l r*a’ve» Receipt*. 250, steady;
top. §l3 50
Toi.rnn iivr stock.
TOl.Frw* Arrtl 19 Ue eipt* fa r
market weak \ > 5,- higher heavte*.
jIS *' 015 90 . r—edium s 115 75 ts 13 k
)„rk»r*. §U 5f 013 70 good pig* 1:2
Wll 75 t'aive* Market alow Sheep
and lambs Market slow
CM 1C (CO HITTER W4lt KFT
CHICAGO. Apr 19.—Rutter Extras
45 •' r«• « 4* -» * r >, 'x -y extra*
4 u 44c. flr«'s 4:’*s42V- Eggs:
Prime ordinary t*Vi74tec flrxt*. 3*§
'.)* •s- T-a - « 24' - ' 2 T - v, ung
Ar - xx 2*Vjti2'- Lire poultr?
f v - ::ur i-,r-k*. I?vf:ir ?**.•.
. * X
• V » *,-en §? 1 Y
: 2 59 .*• n.-.n and M nne* ta $7 90
WATER HOARD
S IVES £500,000
ON PIPE ORDER
B#c6fxrxw tt 'sntmO m’o a cooirttr’
with -.the Car k Foundr
company several months ago to
supply 40 000 tons of cast iron pti-e,
the largest order of its ktnd ever
placed in the coun’n, the board r<
romro iaaloners saved nearlv
f,00.000. Pipe then sold for s3o.'**)
a ton. where** at the fire«wnt tine
it Is more- t*han $T>5. • *■
The contract pr!c» waa I 1
according to Hugo A Cfilmartin.
retary of the water hoard B- ffl
< >nt pipe waa order to lay more
♦ I an 800 mile* of lines
Marriage Ucenses
Ruaaell .T CilTlTllfx’-xn, 22. Detroit.
All ini II < e i ej. 22. aa.me
Jm Dnnan, 2«. Detroit, 3t*ry Me -
, • ■ , e»-
• ■* 1. • r + -1 : • •• - t
1 Harnett r* Wilker. 2’. same
Mstthe* \ Murphy, 3*. Detroit
Anna H M [y>, and 2F. un<*
J, bn Pohl. 23. Detroit; Ad-llne
1 Samow xk v 22 same.
i H'.mer Fieri- ht 24. Detroit. Julia
| To*lie* im. 22, »*rre.
("hsrle* 5\ Hart. 24 Detroit Ada
|M Rader. 7( aan.e
*» acm,. Pr,>venxano, ;j Detroit.
- Rora Pre*xat ». 17, same
James Horning, 22. Detroit, Caro
line Mimosa. !» aarre.
i Charles VOII. 24 Detroit, Em*
j Vond*rw ,ret. 19, same.
Floyd M Bo tighten r‘*‘r .it
Mabel F Geevens 25. same
John Peptxuwsk-. 23 I’etroi*. N-!-
jHe Kon»»snt>n w 1. 24 «am.-
laiwren . H.r ,n. 26. Detroit Helen
T >u« an 27, same
.-«• an 1 slau ■ Drypa. 22 r>e* r it. Anna
Nadalska. 19 same
Joseph *'e\.nra. 24, Dstr It. T*ne
K-T.ny. 19. same
M lan Hrlga. 27, t'»trolt, tgata
j Kiattir,thaler, 21. same,
Cha« I. R bins, n (.*, Dstrott,
OR**. Vlpond. 20. same
j Arch'bofd T Gillie. u Rodney,
• ’an . Lilt'an ke 1* D-'r- i*
i .. E 1 w a t‘ d 17 I * r«■ w n 2? ■• * r ,, 11
j -arsh .. Hoffman. 38. •*• -
John M Greer. 32. !»•».?* I* A'dora
I Harry Truchler. 24 Detroit Ruth
Burge*. 20. same
Fe.i* Dxuibe, 22. r *tr- c Mary
| Kubaiinska 19. aarr.e
■ bn Ms kax! n*.>i k 2’ D**r *. Mary
Kwoavnaka. ?0, sarnie
| H xrrv Tp r fxk> 2? I •»' - • Isa-
I ' ;n*t I* mri 19 §4fY)B
j Charles E lurton 24 Nb * , A „ n .
u-e n 2* ratne
* i«< •rg •• ;i*!er. v I, ** t F'*"nga
V lUam M lev, 21, ;>«u. t. v,o»e»
Meik*>n MardTrstsa 2* Detroit;
' Nut s A Chavf»<-r. U same
’her* p* o' 21. ! ■ ••• I feula*
1/ heifin |“, *. me
Theod re J <. ,rr d> 2 r-eTrolt.
jA I t.effs 1/ ► n ■n. 1* lie*
I exnk p(C - * ■!. I ’-re ' Nf-f|e
! Bra *• '* «ame
1 red *i, k c K ■ - 77 | ToU
' prt Is pe. lee* h * Detroit.
’ I M »rr• 1 ( 7 D*tr * Mabel
K * - se*, H• Mr r* ’ F'e* r nlt.
I reda
! ’ ».n ‘.scour .*• 1 etr \|,ry
‘ ,i: ' !r ' . i • ' F1 xi r a
H-irrv H Hi* n r* i*.ir, t Kltxa
i*i i wen in t. !»<»r. t Fran-
Mav ‘'i>i • v r: itir-oi (tertha
I»« tfoit. N ,«etta
tl. $. LAYS
DOWN RULES
FOR ALIENS
All Found With Fire
arms After April 24
to He Arrested
AGENT COLE
GETS ORDERS
Germans Living Near
Munitions Plants
.Must Have Permits
Alien enemies of the United States
after Juno 1, 19!7, **.'!! be subject
to the most rigid regulations under
the supervision of th** United Staten
marshal In each district, according
to rulings received Thursday by J
Herbert Cole, special agent of the
department of justice After April
24. 1917. alien enemies with firearms
In their possession will be surumar
Ujr arrested and detained, unless
'•atisfactor* showing is made to the
»
United htafe* officials that the per
son is "not a danger to the public
p»-ace or safety.”
Perhaps the most striking section
of the ruling Is that affecting alien
enemies living wi'hin one-balf mile
from any fort, military camp, muni
lions factory or other branch of th
government’s war service They are
subject to arrest after Jun« 1 unless
a permit Is obtained from the Unit
ed States marshal.
The ruling goes farther The ap
plication made to the United States
marshal must be referred to the sj*e
rial agent of the department of Ju.«
tics, who Is Mr Cole in the I*etroi!
district, and the employer of th*
applicant must certify in writing
n any form that the United States
district attorney shall f.rescjdbe
“that he desires to employ or con
ttnue to employ the applicant, and
he i> satisfied that such employment
a•• re
munity or of the United States.”
"If the applicant himself is the
head of any business, he will be re
qulred to furnish the government
such security and assurance as shall
be prescribed. He must swear that
he will strictly obey the law and
for* ;-*-'iing any permit to a p« t%on
■ n: ng under this class the United*
States marshal shall obtain the ap
proval of the United States attor
ney.
BEARS RAID
MOTOR STOCKS
Production Schedule, However,
Would Indicate That Depres
sion Is l n warranted
By E E. MacCRONE 4 CO.
The bear raid In N'ew York con
limifii Yesterday the b«-ar* pad
t-ptclal attention to the motor* and
attacked at nearly all poin'* in this
'eld The Inrant interest* r»
e»-|Ted the center of this attack a r .d
General Motor*, t’nltel Motor* yp<l
allied m*ere*t* fell from four t »
* '*rht points.
This was reflected In the
local market both yesterday and
this mornine Reo Palye, Prudder
and Continental all dropped below
ary point at which they had sold
# or many month* Reo *old at .t,
T ;-ire at 31. Prudd**n at 23 14. an!
< .nrlnen'al at 7 14 new low points
There was no semblance of any
*trene’henlna at the opening the*
nominr One lar -e -ale of t.nno
share* of Trussed Concrete Steel
preferred wa* made at 10 1 2, hut
Ii Other securities the trader* were
flow In «t‘ttjnsc action
This peneral attack on motor* Is
based on the idea tha* the autoirr*
Mle sales will be materially dc
rr* ar*d by the new spirit of thrif*
and economy advocated by Pr**»
dent Wilson. We had occasion to
Interview some of the larre*t auto
mobile manufacturer* yesterday and
Otid that ’here !« no .ndlcatlon of
a Jet up In production or sale* A?
a matter of fact sates ar»» ahead of
schedule and In some rase* business
I* 50 per cent ahead of the Same
period last vear Consequently
there *»ems to he an oryanlred
< v< • i< ’ - ■*• ’• k «' ■
which Is no* Justified by pres
ent condition*
GIRL SridDE
FEARED FIANCE
MIGHT GO TO WAR
CHICAGO, April 20 respondent,
presumably because her sweetheart.
f<cr» Adams, mlirht be called to war,
Miss Alma Helnfi. a *tenorraphtr,
committed suicide hy a sphv station
at h*r home here Thursday.
Adams and Miss Helliti sere to
have been marred this month but
because he fear'd he woiilt be call
#d a “slacker" Adam* sdvlsed a
postponement. He denied that he
and Miss Ifeints had quarreled, how
r v e r.
Mrs Merry ft. StieldOfl Will flvi
a dinner Friday evening, *n her home
In Or Point", fur M >*• Carol;, n
Hul bard whose marriage* to Charles
A Ihircells will take place Saturday
f\ If lln K •
RED CROSS
DONATIONS
GENEROUS
Contributions to Fund
Now Nearing the
$70,000 Mark
MEMBERSHIP
ROLL GROWING
Wife of Gov. Sleeper
to Organize Chapter
In Bad Axe
More than f7.000 was collected for
the Red Cross fund in the 24 hours
which ended at mxvn Thursday, and
Ip. that time 5,130 new members
were enrolled, which Is regarded by
the committees at work as highly
gratifying These figures are not
complete as many of 'he solicitors
hare not turned in their sneets, but
these are the official returns as far
a* It is possible to tabulate them.
With reports up to 'he minute
'he total thus far contributed is
$'*8,574 10, while the total member
slup to date Is 8 753 Committee#
are at work in many large factors
and stores and It Is believed that
♦he roll of members Is fully twice
as Mg as the reports show It is
known tbat In one of the large autev
mobile factories more than 1,000
members have been enrolled, but no
report will be made on this until
•he solicitors complete their work
The same is true of many other
plants and already the leaders in
the campaign predict that the 30.000
n w members at which they aimed
w ill be greatly eiceeded
The sums Indicated do not in
cluded regular membership fees, but
only special donations. In addition
to the donations about s>.ooo a day
I* being received for membership
f* es
Both 'be men's organization and
that of the women are working
about 21 hours a day on the cam
palgn and all are greatly enthused
ever the response. At all the far
tory and shop meetings large audl
en r es appear and display the keen
e ? appreciation •*♦ the work, giving
of their time and money most gen
eroualy. Four meetings have thus
far be«*n arranged for Friday as fol
lows: At 3 p m . Woodward ave
Christian church; 6 p m„ PTiend
.ship Lodge. Masonic Temple, B. C.
IJttle. speaker: Up m. Bastern
lodge, F O. O. F . A A IJng. speak
er; 9 3!) p. m , Jubilee Jodge, l, O.
o r
The youngest member so tar an
nouneed Is Master Herbert Cuhl
boff, of No. 413 Hart ave Herbert
is seven years old and in an Ingenu
»*us let'er he said that he regretted
that he was too young to go to war.
but sent the dollar In the hope that
It would help someone who had
gone out In defense of the flag, “the
dear old flag that 1 love "
Mrs Albert FI Bleeper, of Bad
Ale wife of the governor of Mlchl
gan, was In conference with F. P
Folsle field representative of the Na
Moral R**d f rows, over the long die
tance telephone. Thursday morning,
ind wras authorized to proceed with
the organization of a Red Cross
chapter in her city Ten leading citi
zens will for a chapter,
which will be granted; meantime
they will proceed actively with the
planning of a membership and flnan
cial campaign
NEW YORK VERY
PATRIOTIC, SAYS
DETROIT BANKER
“New York Is Just one mass of
red, white and blue," said Paul 1!
laming, vice president of the Am* r
Iran State bank who has returned
from a business trip in the east. ' I
never have seen a more strlklnr
remonstratlon of patriotism. N* w
1 rk Is not alone patriotic from th*
outside either Bankers are civ
operating w'th the government Ir.
every possible way despite the fa* t
that they feel that the government
I- not trea'ing them fairly by n.*t
'akirtg them Into their confidence
H.«nk* are in splendid shape and
r .re piling up big reserve# to tak*
care of government needs. Rates
t* main about the ■ ame,”
Lost B'th Soouve and Cash
Mrs Balbtni M*’k|ew|ci not onlv
lost the love of her hn* and hut
IkbO |ti addition, she told Judge W|l
Hams Thursday, during her suit for
divorce Her spouse, Adam Malkl*
w lrj. left her to live w'th nnotl,*-
woman, she testified, and wh*n >
*|ei*arted he took w i• h him the s•'
which she had earned. She gr-t
decree.
Brooklyn Edttor Dead
NKW YORK. April 19 —Will
Perrl, editor and publisher oft 1
Pr*>oklyn Standard Union and s*
rral trade publications, and <d to J
at Ms home in Hr'-oklvn from p’<-
rl“y developed from a cold mn*r *■
e*l at the last Republican rnnv*
tion. He was b<*rn in 1848 in Drool
!>n
Deiced Bvpk Cleannqa
iVcfrnit hank clearings for Thor
i'-t\ v« re t * 58'’.7*2 2b T dal rle
* for 19J7 io rls'e are fsi.-.J'’,*
**>l «•; pj against t .'<19,27*1 414 81 fr -
the corresponding period In |sl(.
rhe Confess.ons ot a V. *
Paula Describes Flossy S*’iilh.
"‘Shall I begin today, Mr Smith?’
waa the question 1 put to Congress
man Hmlih as 1 walked into hi# or
flee the next morning about u
o’clock," said Paula, continuing her
story.
“Congressman Smith looked up
quit V* and naid: ‘Begin whenever
you Bke* He said it with kind of u
(•uizztral smile that told nie he wa*
as much In the air as 1 wa*
" ‘What shall I do?*
“ Tn sure 1 don’t know.’
“Then we both laughed, for we
knew that we knew nolhtf.r abort
the work In hand
** *l*ll tell you w hat you d*». Qo up
to the Shoreham and s**e Ffio*al«*
She has a lot of ideas about Wash
ington, and at the moment
I haven’t an Idea abou* anything
and my constituents are bombarding
.ne with commands, adjudications,
compliments and damning-* to boat
the band.’
’ Invoking at young Conor* sman
Smith, Margie, I could see that
while he was a man of splendid
inind and presumably fils** ideals,
yet Just now he was so consumed
wI * h the excitement and self satis
faction over his Job that he could
ihlnk of nothing else.
“I’ll confess that I did not want to
go to work very bsdlv thnt day for
Alma had had word from Tom I’errv
that morning that Jeff Perrygre* t.
was In town and had Drought his
rar with him
" Some class to Jeffy, isn’t it?’
said Alrrut
' There were five days before con
gress opened, and Mr. S:. tth’s pr*
decessor hail not taken all his para
phernalta out of his office vet.
’’l got hold of hla secretary and
he told me to come around *he nevt
day and he would fell me something
about my duties
“I departed w ith a light hear* for
the Shoreham
”1 wonder if I have told you. Mar
rte. that Washington is *he city of
castes. In this regard l*a hotels are
s good Illustration The ShorehAm
n small hotel only about three
Hocks from the White House, is th.*
hotel of the administration. Her*
ran be seen almost every day a*
luncheon the members of the cnM
net, the secretary to the president
and other men connected with the
r.dminis*ration who are known to be
particularly his friend*
“It was here that Congressman
Smith had domiciled hi* frivolous
little wife Florence, who v as always
called F’lossle by her Intimate#
"The name was perfectly ezpres
*lve of the woman, and Alma told
me a sforv before f met Mrs Smith
which illustrated her point. Tt con
cerned the assistant librarian at
the Congressional library.
“The assistant w-sej# v*»*helor and
hss on thi- zerogpt greatly worried
one of hla aiatera, who thought
every man ah*w *d make a* least one
good woman unhappy’ by marrying
bar.
“A ghrt named Floaste seemed
much Impressed by the librarian,
and his sister said to him, ‘Why
don’t you marry tha* little girl who
seem* to he so mu*h in leva w!‘h
you, brother mine*’
" ’You surely don’t want me to
marry that girl, sister 1 * She is Flos
sie by name and very Flossie by
nature "
“ 'Flo«sle' Flossie'' What on
earth do you mean by Flossie by na
tare'
•* ’Why, my dear sister, a girl who
Is Flossie by nature is one who
would not wear a porous plaster
“ KJNINO. DUNNING & STEVENS, Inc. «"R3&,
Established t n I*TI Paid t’r Caplttal »1 •«.«#• o*. II » HAVTN. Se<-rstary.
LIVESTOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS
For th# Hals of Cattlo. Hoc* dh»ep and Calvaa Consignments Solicitor.
New York Central Htock Yard* rlsat Buffalo. b Y Telegraph and Poa|
Office Address Stocir Yards Buffalo. N Y
fHtl ottock In your name, our care Notify us of ehtptmnt. We'll do tic
raat Attach bill of Mlcf to eiar.t drafts *'imi MV%
Reports From the Mine
ARE ALL FAVORABLE
Dripping Springs Copper Cos.
IS A LETTER HI V EACTI DAY
The new shaft is opening up new ore bodies and hi*
profits are assured. Stock is 7-”>c now—will be 1.00 on
or before May 5.
See MR. GOVVMAN
K(M)m 30.1 Farwell Hldj?. Cad. 5337*r»959
HORNBLOVVER l WEEKS
MEMBERS
New York, Boston and
Chicago Slock Exchanges
Ortlera Executed In All Security Market*
J. J. HAYES, (Tcanager
201 Penobscot Building, Detroit, Mich.
FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1917.
without thicMilUig baby ribLdu *««u
the holes ’
“I’Ve told you tills fooil-di little
story, Margie,” s*uid Paula, ’ for 1
want you to get just th*' right idea
of Flossie Smith She will have
much to do with the story I am
going to tell you and with my Job
as #e< ret ary to a congresswoman.
The porous plaster story describes
h**r better than If I had used hours
to t* II you about her fluffy pretti
neas, her fussy brain ami her self
satisfied Utile opinions. F'lossle
Smith had detrrinlm-d to conquer
Washington ?*ocle»y. So-lety waa
the only tiling that appealed to her
.hallow little mind, but she knew
quit** a- much about conquering It
*»•« * kitl. n knov about solving a
problem in Kuclld.
“She was the woman who did not
understand, and because hhe didn’t
shi- made ducks and drakes not only
with her own life but with that of
her husband who was mud* for bol
ter things **
(To He Continued^
Kennedy Wins Marathon.
no*TON’, April 20 Wm. J. Ken
n* and . of tl. - Morningnlde A. U, New
York. w-i>n the twenty first Boston
A. (' marathon Thursday afternoon.
Hl* time waa 2 2ft 37 15.
S «ln* v H Hatch, of the Mystlo
A C. Chicago, veteran marathoner,
was second .-ind Clarence H IVmar,
Melrose, Mm a , winner of the class
ic event in ISMI, was third.
Market
Trade-Winds
M*rV*t r ndttlons ars new #u**h
that h :-#r*-f:jl study of all th*
f rr-« hav.ug # t earing on It may
l-sd t- an > nr*'# d**srmliiatlon
M tO ill l*■•• Tbs v»r
--i « Ins ais discussed at
1* e.gth In • \j r
Weekly Market letter
w! >-h nl* > nt.Alns th# most r*-
< ent <la*A on
TWENTY MINING CO.S
TEN OIL < O.S
NINE INDI STRIAL CO.S
In Ail-llt n f' ■r- I* a sn*.All leaflet
showing the
EARNINGS OF MINING
COMPANIES IN 1916
A c.-py Mill be mailed fre# on
request.
<• a r Alreet grivnle wire t* the
trailing naikrl renter* rankle# aa
t* give rtrrgllanal atrrlrr aa ar
il rn for knlar *toehn. Wining aad
Oil *tnrk« nad I urk ladaatrlala.
W-* * ur, tr • atHfV# alocka an
reas<*nable martini
|0.7?.| mTSTIt
eo.ioin* | ta»*w
IVt are tn |
Harroun
Motors
Corporation
Stock
and will *>a plsased ta glva full
details regard ng the company’s
progress, and other Information
pertaining to thie investment
Harbridge & Cos.
Stocks— Ronds
69 Buhl Block Detroit
Phone Main 5723

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