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Kl almost negligible and price
were for the moat pan
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WM natural that such should
la it situation at the beiinnm* i
B| WOO* during which the govern j
tnance bill, involving an Is
H§| «f II.OOtMKhi 000 in bond.* anJ
in indebtedness err
would become law.
IgWWttM (net Os the bill * P»*n*g- j
MAelent to remove any douh I
taysp IIS possible defeat or radUMi
HpMMhMlt The effect on the mar-
KTvti Immediate with a general
(■feßtag of price* all along »he
fHpwitbtn somewhat narrow Mm
!<%, although there was no great ten-
Ipptas impart ad to the trading it
PSh probably be aeverai week* o* '
Etfflrp tie bond aaie can be launched |
the afternoon nervousnes* of j
aborts caused some covering '
Hp trading waa too sluggish to In j
PPlpg any definite trend United
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Ppdlwally above 111. Bethleh.-m
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April SI. 1911:
>p«e. High. Lsw.Clos#
Alaska Hold . * •> 7 W ‘Mi
Alaska fsasau *H <H *l* **»
Allis Oialm . 34 H 24H 3*H S<H
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Am Smelt A R »1\ **k #7V4 *•
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Am gin. 3SH »SH
Am Meet Hus kSH fIH •* ,s '«
Am Tel A TX 124 134 114 U«
Am Tabac<<. iti 117 **?,. **!.
Am Woolen. . 4*s 4*H I'H
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t>o. pfd .... 44 4 A H «*H 44 H
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Chll# Copper. 38H 27H ns -MS
Chino Cop .. 42S I7H k#H 41H
Colorado i-*ual 4 41* l«H ««H t«H
Con a Oas 111', lIIS Hl', 1111%
Corn Pro Ref 38 \ :« 33 S 34
Cruetble Ht «<"% 44*, 40 H
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IMm« Mlnea .14 IS 14\ 14
Urta com 87 V, 27 H 34% 27 H
Do 2nd pfd. IIS 88 H »S t»S
Gan Elartrtc .144 144 144 144
Gen Motors ..ISIS IS4 I<»# lA3
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Goodrich RCo4l S 44V «7S «*S
Gt North pfd IS»\ ISSN I«*H l»»k
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Granby 7»S 7*S 7* 7*
Green Can ... 44% 4*>« 4# 4#
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Inspire Cop 44 S4 42', 41 \
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Do. ofd . . . 4» 40 % 40 4S«,
lat Mer Mat . 24\ 2«S 3k% 2>S
Do pfd 79 T*S 7«S 77 >,
Int Ha. N J .118% 112S 113% 112%
lnt Hat Corp 7S T* 7* 74
Int Nickel ...41 11 >, 40% 41%
Int Paper 84 % 81% 14 84
Do pfd ... 97 #7 f7 *7
Kenecott Cop 42% 42% 41% 42%
Kell) Sp* Tire .>2 42 41% Sl%
lai*'k Ht Cos . 43 48 % 4| 4J%
1.e1.1yl Vat .44 «4 4.4% 44%
Tire Ituh }e% 24% 2«% 20%
Max Mot 47 4* 44% 44%
Do let pfd <4% 40 % 44 4«
Do 2nd pfd 30% 81 3S SI
Mex Pet MS 44% 44% «4%
Miami Cop ..41 41 45% 44%
Midvale Ht .. 44% 34% 44 44%
Mteenuri new. 84% 24% 14% 88%
MKT pfd .. 14 14 14 14
Nat Bta com 118 118 112 113
Nat L*ad 44% 44% 44% 44%
N Rn A Ht .. 18% 13% 88% It .
Nevada Ctrne .28% 83% 21% 83
X T N H A H 44% 44% 44% 44%
Nor A Weet .184% 134% 137% 127%
North Par .141% #J% 101% 10j%
|N ▼ Air Bk .I*7 I*7 134 ISS
N T Cent ... 44% 41% 41% *B%
•)wea Bot A M 47 87 43% 44%
<M»lo City Oar 144 137 % 131 134
Par Mall 31 % 21 81 % 23
Penney 1 48 43 48% 51
People’s Gaa . *1 41 40% «n%
Pitta Coal 41 11% 41 11%
Preae Mt. Car 73 % 73 73 72
Uar Cons ... 24 3# 34% 2*S
It) Ht. Hpe r. 44 41 44 44
Rep I A it . 71% 40% 74% 74%
Do pfd ...142 103 102 102
Read Com . . 44 *4 % 93 % 9| %
N*a Air L Ry. 14% 14% 14 14
Hear* Roeb’ek 171 178% 173 173%
Hhat Arte. ...34% 34% 14% 24%
Sinclair OH .44% (4% 44% 44%
rilose-Mheffleld 48% 44 18% 4|
South Par. .. 44% 94 98% 93%
Houth Ry ... 84% 84% ?4 J 4%
Do pfd .. 41% 44% 44% *4%
dPvdeftefcar (% 49% ** % tl 4*
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•T-wn Cop '4% !«♦, '4 14
Texas Cw ... 259 *O4 >4? 247%
Third Awe . IS 13 33 33
Tobacco Pro . 4J 48 41 % M»,
U 4 Mining . SS 44 44 M
t>3«i (tag APTJ % 11% 11% 11%
Union Pa* .144% 147% 184% is«%
Ifnit. Cfg Ht. . 94% 44% 94% 94%
Unit Fruit Cos 131% 184 133 133
U H Rubber ..44% 49% 57% 57%
>ll% ltl 11A % 112
• Do nfd 117% 117% 117% 117%
U N Nteal 4 s 104% 104 % 104% 104%
I H In Men.loß% 104 I*l% 105%
Utah Copper IIS IIS 107% 109 u
Vlr Caro t*h.. 43% 48% 42'i 4IU
Wahaah nfd A 44 49 44 ,4 *
Wabash B ... 24% 34% 24 *. 24 %
Weafhofi*- ..41% 44% 47% 44'.
WlMv a Over . . 29% 29», 29% *•/
l>o pfd .... 94 94 97. S',
Wia Cent. ... 47 47 47 47
White Motor . 45 44 4S 43
W'eet. I nien , *0 94 *< n<
Woolwrrrth ..132 113 182 13*
Wilson Pack.. 74 74 74% 75
Standard OH Stocks
Quotations by Hornbbiwer A Week*
April 23. Closing Bid A*kei
Anglo-Am Oil Cos., new 14 14%
Atlsntir Reflnlng C’n... 94f 914
ll»»» ne-Rcrj m**r i'n.. ~ 440 14
Buckeye Pipe Un# Cos.. In 1 ]r, 1
• 7)#i*hrniigli Mfg Cos . 41 4 4 77.
• olonial Ull «'o. 4<t
Continental oil Cos. 81s 540
Cr#*< ent pip# Un# Cos. t*
CuntbqrlanU Plpv Lin# 14« 17«
Eureka Pipe i.m*
Galena Hig oil Cos jve
Galena Hlg Oil c n , pfd. u* 14 •
Illtnoi* Pipe Line . .. 3*4 }-t
Indiana Pipe Line .... x 9
National Tranait Cos . . 14 >\
key Vork Tranait Cos 190 *OO
Northern Pipe IJne Cos. 100 i*M
(Utlo (»t! Cos 384 jj|
Pierce Oil Corporation 13 % it
Train- (Ml 4 Gs* Cos.. 540 u«
Prairie Pipe Un# '. 2*4 30;
Molar ReHntng *'o . .
Bouth-rn Pip# I.ln# Cos icj *o«
Houth T»nn (til Cos. . 29« t ;**
H. W. Pa Pipe |,in#.. 14* i<
Standard Oil Cos. Cal 275 ;*o
Do. Indiana 790
Do, Ka n*a* . t *ti
Do. Kentuck) ...... 34 a *;<
I »o, Nebraska 544 >ar.
Ivo. New Jersey' . 473 837
Do. New York . 247 394
Do. Ohio .... ito 44,1
Mwan A Finrh Cc .. 140 tt*
Union • ank Line Cos 9" <
Va> uvim All Cos -*
Washington Oil «*n
Standard Oil Old Stock 2*H"
Do. Huba 1454
Inti Petroleum ..... 17% 17»,
M and Weat Refg 135 I*7
Penn Mealy an .... 46 54
<TIO ( OEPFK HT4W KH
Furnished hy HornMoa#r A W »ek*
April S3 Bid **U
Boston A Montana 23
Calaveras 4 4%
chief . .. ... 2% 7%
Consolidated Arlaona 2%
Copper Mining 3% 4%
Da vi* Daly . «»,
First National . 2% 2'*
Gold Held t'onaolidatad 54 *>4
Jumbo Extension 44 4*
Is* Rose 84 35
Magma 48 47
M I .ode 33% .14%
Nevada D< •tig's* 1% I %
Ohio Copper 1% 1 %
Lex Cop# 32% 3*%
Stewart ... ?fl 25
Hureesa 34 |4
Tuolumne j t. t %
> ukon j *,
mu ago 4i rrrs market
CHICAOO. Apr 28—nutter Ex
tras. 48c. Hrata 49c: dairy extras,
39% 0 41c. Hrata. 34034 r. Eggs
Prim* ordinary. II 'it>ll%(; Hrata.
llktl+lr Cheeae: Twin*. 24 % 0
88c; young Americas. 3<%0 35r Lire*
poultry Fowls. I3r; duck*. 170 78c
•«*»*. 13014 c. turkav* !*# rntain#*
Receipt*. 44 cara. 35 i*c->n*in. em
Kargoed Minnesota. 83.940 > fam v
weatarw. 9108.18
Grain and Promwns
CHICAGO. April 21.—W»hw% ops*
log with flight decline*. Uroks to
lower level* and later regslnsd
earlier loecee. May opened unehang
ed and later declined 1-4. to
12430 3-4. July opened down 7-9.
later gatn>ng 3-4. going to 91 97 3-4
September opened down I 14 and
later advanced 12. to 91 79 12. Fol
lowing wheat, corn pn«-es aleo
rroke. May opened dowr 1 1-3, re
mainlng unchanged at II 39. July
opened down I. later losing 3-9. to
91.39 1-9. September opened down
1 1-4. remaining unchanged at
91.28 3-4.
Date loaf steadily After the open
tng May opened down 3-8. later de
clining 1-4. to 83 7 8 July opened
down It. later dropping 14. to
81 3-3. September opened wrlth a
loee of 3-9, declining 1-2. to 89 7 8
later. Provisions opened slightly
lower, but regained the lor see 00
later trading with the slight rise in
Log*.
DKTROIT. April 33 —Cloaa: The
ii rn na tone In wheat waa easy and
lower prices were quoted here and in
Chicago, while Liverpool reported an
easy f*e!lng. There are many deal
ers wh * believe prices have seen
th«lr highest for the crop.
The opening of navigation is ex
reeled to put in motion a great deal
*f Canadian wheat and taka away
1 • praaau • w American gram
Much of thi pressing foreign demand
has hern satisfied for the present and
the household demand la believed to
ue about over for the present. Should
this be the rase the <-aah premiums
will be grea'.tv reduced and the spot
situation relieved. The general trend
"f 'he f 'Hoc new* b,th political
and r <f«irmg~ti> war la in the direc
tion of low er pi ices. Liverpool ahowa
10. scarcity and little la aaid about
foreign demand.
Pratt* tha w heat Helds -the news la
all favorablg. There will probably be
a l*i*a abandoned trr*i(* than Indl
! * ated a short time ago, as a graat
deal ot the doubtful grain la now
coming along la good shape and the
: fee hug that new crop prices are too
high ta gaining believers every day.
1 Spring wheat seeding reports point
to a large acreage and the plant la
getting a An* atari. Arreage af cor a
sn-1 •ats premises to h# up lo a rac
<:*rd and Heavy yields are expected.
Wheat dei lined 3c and r*c*v*r*d
«’aah waa Ic higher and the new crop
futures were %c lower a* the etna*
compare! 1 with Haturda) a cloae
Standard <>ats declined %c and
! beans advanced 1 »c.
Monday s wheat quotattona- -Cgah
No. 3 red. 17 41 . May openad without
change at S3 49. declined to 13.87 and
closed at 92 41. July opened lc lowtr,
at f2 03. declined to 33 #1 and closed
at 8: Al% September opened at 91 B*.
declined to 91 79 and closed at
I M% ? vklta, »? 59
Mondaj a coarse grain quotations
«*orn--4'aah No I 11.81: Ns 2 yallovr,
• 153. N<> 4 yellow. 8151% ‘teta-
I Htanda’d T«%c No 8 wMt*. 7P: No.
4 whife. 78c Rye - Cgah jfs 3. 83
1 Beans Immediate, prompt and April
shipment. 49 if. Heeds—Prime red
clover. 110*4 October 910 48 atatfee.
11l 4* l'mothy. II 35
Receipts in the Detroit mti **t
Mondav »nci«ided l.on# hbla of Hour,
wl »l f cm. J 4 ftf ''•tf
'and t of hiv th'pmsnii were 8.000
libls >-f fl'-ur. ) soO bu of wheat and
l.#t« bu of corn 9t(*cki are 34 4 f 'o*
bu of wheat iSO.noo hu of tom, 179.-
00« bu of oata and 37 ••• bp of rve
World s exparts of wheat far last
week were 8.411009 bu. roanpared
with 5.411.0n0 hu a week ago and 14.-
ll* 000 hu a year ago
Primary wheat receipt# were 1.*4«.-
ono hu. against 1.391.404 hu a rear
ago.
Kinofi of wheal and Hour Monday,
«A« 400 hu
Hrcrip)» <f wh*«» Moat Any Dut’ifH.
II ra « are'net 84 a roar ago Min
oe*p,»ii, tinmto %|, against >4O 444
W'nnlpeg. >*t cars against >95 Phl
<ago. }4 i are. •£«ift-at t 77, aoath-*
west '.*4 non p». aval net 49%A40 bw
linrtM 68ASIL
PHP’AOO. April 28 Opening'
Wheat May unchanged. July, dowp
I%p: Hept . down 1 %c. Porn- May.
down I%c Inly, down lc; *ept,
down 1% r Oats May. down %c.
■luly. down %c, Hept . down %c,
Provisions lower
Noon Wieat May down %r July
up %«•; September up ur. Corn May
unchanged; July down %c Septem
ber unchanged ttets: May dowa
%r. ,li»l? down * 4 c: September down
% c Provlilsni: Higher.
• Tore W heat May up 1 1 -4c. July
up 1 t - 4c. Hept up 8-4 c fY»rn May
up 1 4c July up 3-4, Hept. up 1- 4c
• *at« Mar down I»4e. July down
l-tc Hept. di'»n t-2c Provisions
Htghsr.
Quotation* by Painy Webber A Cos.
April 23 U*|7
(>|)#it High. lava. Close.
Wheat
July 1 Ai 1 *3 1 95 19*%
Kept 1 78 I 74% | 73% 1 7*%
Mav. 2 77% 234 % • 27% 232 %
Corn - *
Kept. 1 74% I 2* \ » 27% I 29
Ma I to 1 44 13* l 29%
Jul v 1 38 % 1 14% ! 77 1 Ift,
i vets—
Julv 4* *7 «i% *l%
Kept .54% 5 4% 53% *63% I
Mav . 44 % 4« % 43 % Ml % !
Pork
May. 14 25 74 87 .74 25 *24 *7
July 14 44 74 4 5 34 J 4 *3# «S
fat rd—
Kept 74 21 17 74 *2 ,*;t *7
July. ?4 *7 21 12 24 45 H2l 44
M- 24 7i .-4 *7 74 75 #7* *4
Ril-a
Mav. 1* 55 1* ;; 19 62 19 62
Julv i* 74 19 *5 I* 45 19 77
sept *l9 17
(bißtd (a 1 Sold (xiHpllt.
toi r.rxv un *1 a.
TOI.EtV'i April 23. -CJoae Wheat j
» and Ma I'**, i-1 v n_ o« Hept |
tl v c -rn C*«h ll 50 |-4 May.
It to. lul). ft 44 (at* cash. •»%«-. I
Ma) 47c. Julv. 44% dept 54c Rye
<a#ii 4‘ *1 Clot • r*>ed <'aah A)r>l 1
>10.42% ))•!. 810 75. Alaik* Prim# |
and Xp tl. 111.54 Ttmothv ('afl and
Apt'l >3 2$ Butter Bn. k cream-J
•rv i*.-. tub < reatuery, 46%c Egg*
1 re#K afidled. 35 r fancy selects, 3*C. j
llav Um hanged
• I RR IXIM STB I At.X
Quotations by Hornhlower A VA'eeka.
Apr 2.1 Mid *ak
Am Pub Utilities com 34 3*
t*e. preferred . .. 41 71
Am Ll A Tr»i-. com 32 +
Do. preferred 111 IIS
A#tna Explosive# .1% 1 %
i'll" * Service. «om ... 245 247
Do. (.referred .. 17 *"%
1 "hevr. let . .... *»4 las
«*halm»ra M'-for, new 2 r * 54
Cr.*.l#n Pul a Ga* J 7 % tl%
Cn*deo 4 Cos U% n%
yibln 10
•
Dundee Xriron* I I
l-’.mereop Uhimogtapb *% *
r.dmund A .lone#, rom 34 >4
Do preferred *4 92
Eed* ra I Oil 5% I*4
Grant Motor* 4 I
Hupp Motor 4% 4%
K reage com 11 12
Maxim Munition* 2 }%
(Mage Pt-,mln\ » *%
f**e Ga* A dec. com . 8* *4
Do preferre*! *| *8
R»n Rv A I-igbt, com ID] ' 74%
Do. preferred 4* 74
Houth ('il Udtaon. com M *1
Do preferred . .. J 4» t«7
Htewart-Ifarncr *l% "3%
Hspulps Ref ... 14 % 1a %
Hub Wat . . ?4«# ?t 8
Triangle Film 1 % I %
V dLt A Heat com . 1»y I*f
Do. preferred 2 4
United M-'tor# 34 ■"*%
W right Mart'n B*, |k
N Am Puln A Paper *
Merritt ("Vi* 2( 55
Hequegat C(| t % 1 % 1
Cpnaolidated Arlxona . 2% 2% I
DETROIT TURKS
Produce
Th# Rigia butter market earn# Sr
lower this week, th# deolia* being
' anticipated her* hy a drop of l%c op
Haturday. la addition to this the
poultry market la showing *lgv»a of
weakening Receipts are not heavy,
hut the demand ts not what it was.
and stocks show a t*nd#nc> to a«*.
cumulate Th# egg market was no
better than steady at the test da
cllne, hut the demand la too strong lo
permit of anv extensive break In
prices. As for the real the morning
deliveries are a little late getting In
and there were no important develop
menta ia the general Hot.
Boston Copper Stocks |
Quotations hy llornhlower A Weeka
Apr. 2> "pen High 1.0 w Close
Adventure 2% 7% J% 2%
Ahmeek .... *4 )4 94, 94
Alaska Gold .4 t 7% 7%
Algnmah 48 v* 45 Ik
Allouaa . «o «o 40 19%
Amar Kmr .. 80% 34% 30% 14%
Anaconda .. . "4% 74% 74% 75%
Aria Pom 1 12 13 18 12
Arradlan ... 8% 3% 3% 1%
Butte Hup .. 42 42 II S *t
Butte Bal #5 95 95 98
Bingham M . 1«% lA% 14% 14%
Cglu A Hor 580 524 514 510
Centennial .. I*% 11% 19% 18%
Cap Range... 59% 59% 59% 59 %
Chino . ... 52% 53% 50% 51%
l'axis Dalv .4% 5 «% t%
Daly Weat .. 1% 1% 1% t%
ICaat Rutte 12% 18% 18% 12%
Franklin 7% 7% 4% 7
Granby . . 79% 79% 79% 79
Graane (In 44% 40% 44 44
Hancock 15 15 15 1* *
Isle Royal# 30 34 >0 84
Inspiration ... 14 54 52 % 53%
Jerome Verde 3% 8% 2% 2%
lax Halle 3% 3% 3% 7%
Mean . 12% 13% 12% 13%
Michigan .. 1% 3% 3% 3%
Mayflower 3 2 2 3%
Miami ... «l 41 «4% <O%
Mohawk .... 93 *4% 42% 42%
Mpiaing 7% 7% 7% 7 %
Nor L*k# 1 % 1% 1% 1%
Nevada Cona 33% 33% 71% 33
North Butte.. 31 21 * 20% 31
OJibwey .... 3 2 33
Did Dominion 57 47 57 57
ii.ee,.la <4 M .
Pond • "reek 31% 13% 18
I Qulacv ... *4 *?» *S »3
j Ray Cons 39 79 *% 2«%
! Super A Boa 4% 4% 4% 4%
Shannon 8% 1% 1% 1%
Hhattuck 24% 35% 74% 15%
South Utah .. II II 21 11
St Mary .. 74% 74% 74% 74%
Superior . 14 1* ll" I*
Trinity 3% 3% 3% 3%
Tana C0p.... 14% 14% 1* It
Catted m>tt. 133% 111 133 133
I*td Shoe Mac 52% 51 ,3 S3
t tab Cons ... IS 18 18 18
Ctah Opper l'« Ito 147% !4»%
17 H Mia A R 55 15 55 55
Verd# ... 3« 34 3* 34
Winona ... 4 4 4 4
Botvarla* .. 41 41% 41 41
i Livestock -
NK HICl* CK3TR4L «TOTKI AkD«
DRTROTT. April 13—Cattle Mar
ket dull. prospect* lower. beat
heavy steers. 119 544M1 beat handy
wetgh# batcher *veera. 8* 54® 10
mixed steera and heifers. P 50Q9.
handy light butchers. It 24Q4 sd;
light butchers. 47 s*o *25 beat cow a.
|9* 7509 88; batcher c< »*. 97 8408.
common coma. 84 80©* rannera.
98 7999 35: beet heavy bulla 1909 19.
bologna bull*. |4O 4 84. stock butts.
97 5401 milkers and apelngers. 1400
so Veal reive# Market dull, proepeda
lower bang grades |l3. taaav ea B*o
1 Sheep aad 'am be Market dull pro#
peels lower beat iemba 9130'2 35.
fair iambs, in 011 50; tight to com
mr»n lambs >*ol9 fair to good aheep,
I* 80 0 9 run* and common. 9*o 7
Hog* Market prospects, none sold to
Boon. r
FAST 01 FF A 1.0 I.IAK ITOTK.
KTRT BUFFALO N T. AprX* II
Uattl* Receipt*. 4.1 W market. h#a*-
tes alow 59c lower, prim# afeera. 5J 2
012 54. shipping steers. 9*.7*0 !) 6".
butcher grad#*. |4Oll 3*. hefer*. >7
014 75 cow*. |2 54«tfi bulla. >4O
19; milch cow# and springer*. |SOO
115
<”alve# Receipts 2.344 market
alow. 75c lower, cull to choice. It 50
• 13
Hheep and lambs Receipt* 15,400
market alow. 35050 c lower, choice
lamb* 915.750 14; cull to fair. 3134}
15 25 yearling*. |IOOMSO sheep.
0 11 54
Hog* fle-aipta 4.400 market active
IBO2*C loner yorker*. 11375014
pig* 112 7f. 014 mixed 913 450 14 10
bean v. 8>4.2 >O 14 4k; roughs, 1110
14 75 stag* >l3 012.54.
( Rif AfiA I.IVF XTOTK
ITNION HTtX’KFARDB, UHIUAdB •
fit.. April 32 H»|a Reoeipt*. 44.400.
market alow. li#2oc lower; mixed
*nd htjtoher* 118 03 01l TA good
h»Bvr >ls 3 0 14*5 rough he* ,r.
Ii:0 15:3. light- 114 440 19 71 pig*
•9 73011 79. rattle R-cetp*.#. H.ooc
market waak to JHe lower, beer#* ;
|*9Oo 11la ,owa and hetfera 94 80
011. $7 1009 40 calve# 1* 78012 73
Hheep Recetpta. 14,004 markat
steady. 10c lower, native. 110*0017
44 western. |l9*oo 12 75. lamb*. >l7
018 35. neatern. 112.750 1 5 90
-
ri.RVRI.AOn I.IVR *TOCK
CLEVEI.ANI'. Apr, 21 Hoga Re
ceipt#. f.ooo. activ# and alow, york
er* >1,5 3501546 mixed 815.70 me
dium*. 813 40. plf* 918 50 rough*.
414 15. «tag* 413*5 r#tt|* R#celr>t*.
75 c*r* *low and weak Hh#ap and
lamb* Receipt#, 12 cars ateady:
fl 2.54 •a!• e* P.ece ipt* 1 2 400
alon to 41 lower fop. 413 40
TOI.KfMV I.IVR STOCK.
TOLEDO April 21 Hoga Receipt#
tight market lower heavier 916 44
014 48 medium*. >lB 7VOI4*A vntk
ere. 91< 6001544 go-.d ptg*. 417013
Calves Market lower Hheep and
la-tiha Market l< war.
ri.f.lK Bt TTF.O
ELGIN I+4. Ape 91 —Butte* a»+*~*
at 4.‘*% 0 44c moatlv 44c a deerr**#
of ?r fr ti last neek * price*
dairy ntontrT*
Batter Extra #r*am*M, 41c jb '
cr*aip*ry Hrata. 43< , dairy, 33c |b I
parking auuk. 2(>c lb
Ease—Freeh reeeipt* la aew case*
Hrata. 3ic; current receipts *BT»yc I
dot Reretnla Mondav. 8.346 case*.
Cheese M"'hi|an flat* 31c N*w
York ISc domestic Hwiaa, 3.30.30 e
tnpcrted Swi»*. *oo4j r i>rtck irrcn.
21c Itmburg.r I• Ih . 25 %c; 2lb .
34 % c long horn*. 23e. dat*te* 21*.
f ”*,r Ih
AEAA lABK COTTO* MARKET
Qootationa hv Ta'ne. Wehher x Cn <
Apr. 2" Opening (To*#
Bid High l/.x Rid A*k
Jan* 114* 11 2« 1■ *h 1> >a
March 14 54 1 * .VS 1*47 , .
April . . 1* 57
May 2« 45 20 45 19,. 19 32 A54 !
fun# 1937
July t*»o I**4 -0 21 14 22 ia;i
Aug 1* 22 1* 45 1* 0*
Hepi |4 St
Oct 1* 40 11 41 1* 1* 1* 17 14 2«
Nov I*l4
Dec 11 34 1* 44 1* 32 1* 74 14 2*
A *744' 108 K 81 TTKIt AYD 9304. A
NEW TOKK April 23 Rutter Un
settled. receipts 9.455. creamery ex
tra. 44 %c do. special market. *9O
41%e. atat* dairy tub* >9044c imi
tation creamer- flrut* 77 o+>c Egg*
Qaist. receipt* 24 3|> nearby white
fani >*c n-arbv mixed f*nr\. 310
34c, frrar Hrata. 33% 024%c.
■tlar Stacks
Quotation* l*y Was. A Nee? A Ce
April » Bid Ask
Ajax Rubber 41 tt
Auta Wheel >4%
Ur rn*, • Holer 94 *4
Do. preferred «... 44
CTandier Motor 93 91
Curtis* Aeroplane ... 13 23
Implex Motor 14%
F--.*r I Motor 149 *|4
Firestone, new, com. . lit lit
Do. preferred 188 10f
Flak Tire A Rubber . . 45 79
lit), prrferreu !"t lo*
KUher Body 33 17
l»'. p» t:,, *| ».a -, < %
Goodrich 48% 49
Oaneral Motor* . ... I*l 141%
and Ifc % 84
Goodvear Rubber Cos lit
D< prefer, #' 4 144%
Grant Motor 5
Hupp Motor 8% 4
International Motor ..14 19
r#o ... *a 1»"
Kel»ey \Vh*« I Cos 44 84
Kelly• Hpringfleld Tire 80
I*r. preferred 87 84
Lee Tire A Rubber Cos 19% 14%
Do. preferred 108 144%
Mitrhall Motor* 48 84
Motor Product* 44 45
Nash Motor* 8# 94
Piarr# Arrow 40 41
Peerleaa Motor 11 14
Portage Rubber 188 14l
» r ...TTv.i te ... 181% 141%
Btewart-Warner Speed 71%
Haxon Motor Car Cos il *
flwinahart Rubber .... 74 74
;,* >IM W ... II
fltrombera Motor ... 81
Springfleld Rod' Cos 42 *8
Htuts Motor 41 48
United Htate# Rubber 88% 44%
Un t-d Motor# 34 in%
While Motors 44% 48%
WI Ilys-Overland 39% 7*%
'Do. preferred .. .. 95 94%
HOUSTON ASKS
FOOD SURVEY
WASHINGTON April 14. fUcra-
Ury of AfiiculturY Houston Monday
asked the senate Agricultural com
mtttee for power and money to
make an immediate survey of th#
food iiupply of the country to de
ft rrnine what the resources of the
country are **
The total supply now cannot be
•‘etimated
VILLARD SCORES
POUCY' OF U. S.
IN CARIBBEAN
PFTIIJSDEI-PHI A. April 14.-In a
lecture delivered before the Amer
Iran Academy of Political and Sc
cial Science, entitled "The Right*
of Small Nation*.*' Oswald Gartinon
Vlllard. president of the New York
Evening Post company, pointed out
♦hat the United State# m viww nf
Hr entrance into the world war for
'he rights of nmall nations should
look to Its oxrn conduct toward cor
ts.n West Indian and Central Amcr
lean republics.
MV VHllard said m part;
"What are we going to do to
the smaller nations In the CarllF
bean, whom we are on* hy one tail
log over, becauae their govern
mental methods and results do not
i-ppewl to us’ Plainly, we are drift
ir,g these Our influence la extend
ing rapidly and by the delfherrtr
acts of both the dominating politi
cal parties and yet nothing Is betnr
done by reason of a deliberate na
tional consciousness or a declared
I-ilicy In neither of the laat p*y
111 leal platforms Is there any state
t lent of a belief that the United
States should go on deliberately ex
tending its influence tn the Carlb
iiean, or any reference whatever »«
Haiti and Santo Domingo If thM
ts manifest destiny, it is an extra
ordinarily voiceless destiny If It
is an unconscious national drtfL it
lias all the foreboding and the ter
rlfylng silence of the irresistible
glacier The American electorate
has never voted upon It. Ft has al
ternately applauded the "taking"
bv force and trickery of Panama
and the violation of a treaty with
a small nation with which we were
at peace, and the Mobile speech of
President Wilson >0 which he de
clared to the sister republics to tbe
south of us that
** ‘I want to take this occasion to
ssy, too. that the United States will
not again seek to secure one addi
tional foot of territory by conquest "
JUDGE TO ORDER
NEW TRIAL IN
MOONEY CASE
BAN FRANTIHCO. April U -
Buperjor Judge Franklin Unflhi #t
plndeg a bomb In court Monday
when he declared his belief Thom
k 4 J. Mooney should have anew
trial on charge of complicity In the
I reparwdness parade dynamitin’;.
H* stated fmm the bench that Dis
trict Attorney Flrkart »houl4 e<-m
fess error and that. If Ftekert did
not do so. the court himself
9 nuld personally order Attorney
General Webb to do ao
j We *re RpeciaUzing in j
Haaroun
Motors
Corporation
Stock
an<> wilt ba pleased la gfva full
d«9alls regard tng tha company's
progress, and othor information
pertaining to thio Inv-xtmant.
Harbridge & Cos.
Stock*— Rotmlb
0t ouhl Block Detroit
Phono Main 9729
CASH STILL
COMING FOR
RED CROSS
Total Amount Given
Will Not Be Known
For Several Days
How much Drtroll ban contributed
to the RH Croc* during the past
eight da>a cannot be told. It la
certain that the total haa gone be
▼tmd fI OO,OOO and that almoet 80,
000 mem bore hare been added, each
of whom paid at leaat fl.
Total contribution* aggregate
$76,645. 10 for the epecial fund, while
membership fee* pledged were ac
companied by about |M».0O0. The
campaign will go on in the hope
that at leaat 75.000 Detroiter* will
jwrnir member* of the Red ('roe*.
Meanwhile rash i* rolling into
the Board of Commerce from rah
oua source* at a remarkable rate
While the campaign officially closed
Saturday night, Sunday and Mon
day ranked among the biggest days
and it it expected that the present
seek will bring great*/ results than
the promoters dreamed-of On Sat
urday about $20,000 in caah »ai re
ceivei and a similar amount filtered
in on Monday
The Dodge Brothers submitted
from its employes a list of 7.189
names for membership, and with it
a check for $7,871 There was a post
crlpt to the letter saying that more
were to follow
The J. L. Hudson company sent
from Its employ ea SJ,S?& 50 for
memberships, with a similar reser
ration, while Morgan A Wnghi
transmitted $3.09? and said some of
the boys hadn’t had time to get in.
hut would be there soon
By holding open the rolls for a
few days longer it is rMgarded as
almost certain that Detroit will have
• «ntrtbuted $150,000 in caah for use
in tue establishment of l»aae hospi
tals and other Red Cross work and
in addition will have turned in $75.
000 for memberships -this to he
duplicated each year so long as the
necessity continues.
It is estimated by experts that
Welfare
New*-Rulletin No. 31
Among the thousands who recent
|y a Tailed themselves of the privilege
of inspecting the great Harroun
plants at Wayne, the dominant tm
preeaion was that of scopr and com
pletencaa i
With thia It
gled an approva. *
for the workmen who will operate the
machinery of these Harroun plants
Herg aurwiy, you reasoned, is a
factory le which workmen can derive
rwal eatiefaetton from their efforts
and their associations.
The great Interiors of the** plants
are ROOMY. LIGHT AND CLEAN
Machinery ts not crowded together
i as you have seen It In so many other
plants Instead, there is apace enough
’ around each machine to permit Its
’ operator easy handling of hia mater
lals
This factor of room also supplies
freedom from accident a consider*
tlon further enhanced hr ihe pres
ence of the most modern safety de
vices on the machinery itself
Fully as important a factor in sa»-
i tsfactor). accurate workmanship Is
the Harroun factory's facility for
light.
Tht sides of tha buildings art al
most wholly of stssi aashtd glass. A
largt share of tha roof of the assem
bly buitdmg it of similar construc
tion. Asa result, machinery and ma
terials ace bathed in a flood of direct
sunshine. There is not even one dark
corner. Only In the shortest days
of the year will it be necessary to
work by artificial light.
In Its arrangement for cleanliness
we believe tbe Harroun plants un
surpassed In the automobile or any
other Industry All the nisnufactur
ing space of the two major plant* Is
on one level a e«pan«‘* of re
ment floor, easily cleaned and easily
kept clean.
Sanitary toilet rooms are In gallery
arrangement, accessible by spiral
• fairways, leaving the main floor free
for manufacturing operations
A* a further ensurance of Harroun
workmen's welfare wr* ha«e arringed
a model kitchen and cafeteria near
the plants, where good food Is pro
vided at minimum coat. This estab
lishment Is in charge of H. A Gould,
an eiperlenced caterer who. In a
former position as Supervisor of Ihe
Cornmiarary Itepartment on the Pan
ama t'anal Zone, regularly fed **
many as SO.fton men dally.
We Cite these facts as proof to )«*>.
of Harroun ahili*v to plan for V
cuiut« production nv satis
FIED WORKMEN
Tht Harroun stack list is still opr
to your subscription at tha rata et
$9 a ahara of $lO par valua. In a ve**>
abort tlma tha prlca will advanea to
par.
The stock you will htiy will he dr
llvered as an ad Interim certlflmte,
issued by the Equitable Trust Cos. of
New York
Harroun
Motor* Corporation
fourth Floor, Oodga Building,
Jefferson Avs. E., at Br u oh St.,
Detroit.
TUESDAY, APRIL 24. 191 T.
tbo ooot of oacb baao hospital la
about H 5.000 Dotroit already baa
boen apportioned two of tboaa. and
1! la not unlikely that It will have
to finance more, so that there la
groat need for money coo trlbated to
thia and
For the present the campaign
headquarters will be maintained aa
tn the past and contributions may
be seut to the Rod C rosa. Board of
Commerce building, the same aa
canal. Statements aa to the prog
ress of the campaign will ho made
from day to day.
VKIfM V IQl\/|7 To present the news, complete yat brief,
11lvLUJ1 V E* that aecurlties bolder* and prospective par
QPn u rippi chasers may keep abreaal with tbo whole
. ir.ff V It. .a*. market, and that the Influences governing
market fluctuations may be correctly and
easily understood. Is the stm and purpose of our WEEKLY MARKET
LETTER. The scope of this service may bo Judged by tbo oontents
of current Issues aa follows:
AMERICAN STORKS
CARWKN STEEL
CALIF. BACKING
CITIKS SIR VICK
COLUMBIA GAS A KLKC.
CONS. ARIZ
CONS. COFBKR MINKS
CHILK CORPSR
COSOKN A CO.
ORIGOBSKABURV
FKOKRAL OIL
JKROMK VKROK
MAGMA CORPSE
MARLIN ARMS
MARSH MINKS
MASON VALLKV
MIAMI CORRKR
MIDVALK STEEL
AND OTHERS
o»SW* of tht* Ml*r mmr he • htalneS freaa wa wiflieef rktry*.
ISHI.
Oar Street private wire talk» teaStas aarkrt waters eaablee as
le give ••eepfteaal eervtee ea erder* far Meter Starke. Mlalaa ead Oil
*leefca aad t art* tadaetrlaU.
We carry the above stocks on reasonable margins.
I OCTROI^
euiu>iM»
DrippingSpringsCopperCo.
OF ARIZONA
President wires that concentrating plant expected to
1* running by July Ist should clear SI,OOO daily on molyb
denum alone.
Shares Now 75c —Oo or Before May sth, SI.OO
See MR. GOWMAN
a
Room 303 Farwell Bldg. . Cad. 3337-5959
ISEOJRIH?
TRUST
COMPANY
DETROIT
FORT MMMDJT3
CAFITAI S —IWUIS
EXPERIENCE IS THE
BEST TEACHER
For a quarter of a century
this Company has handled trusts
of every kind. As Agent, Trustee.
Executor, etc., it has served the
people of Detroit faithfully. It
has learned to render econom
ical, efficient service. Your pro
perty or your estate will receive
similar treatment.
flnkm&u&t&rapang
Crtewold and Congress 9traatg
Detroit, Michigan
HORNBLOWER & WEEKS
-MKMMM-
New York, Boston and
Chicago Stock Exchanges
Order* Executed In All Security Markets
J. J. HAYES, Manager
201 Pfnohicot Building, Detroit, Midi
Funeral aorvkrss will be bald
Tuesday afternoon for RSIpB
Worthington. A5 ysara old. No. HH
Brooklyn ave.. who died Sunday tw
at Mary'* hospital Mr. Worthing
ton was born ta England aad cams
to America whan a youth Ho bid
l|v*d In Detroit since IS7I. Tww
*ona. Hugh and Ralph Worthington,
and on* daughter, Mlaa Bar oh
Worthington, all of Detroit, aorrlva.
3Ur. Worthington wa* a member of
/Hon lodge, f SAM. under who*s
suspire* the funeral will take place.
NKV. CONS.
NEVADA WONDER
NIRISSING
OSAGE HOMINY
SEQUOYAH OIL A REFQ.
SILVER KING CONS.
SINCLAIR GULF
STANOARO SILVER A LEAD
SWAN AND FINCH
SUPERSTITION CONS.
TINTIC STANOARO
TONORAH MINING
UNITED CIGAR STORKS
UTAH CORRKR
VKNTURA CONS.
VICTORIA OIL
WHITE CARS
WRIGHT MARTIN
If you desire to borrow
money on improved real
estate call at our offices and
consult us re£ardin& your
requirements. We make a
specialty of quick service and
you haw* no commissions to pay
Frequently our appraisals ara com
pleted inside of twenty-four hours.

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