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TUESDAY. JULY 10, 191 ?»,
STOCK MARKET
IS STILL TIMID
* f . / \
Ni;\V YORK. July 10—Th« N*w
York Kvfuln* Sun ttnaiHial review
Monday rawi; **'
“Commitment® for both long and
short acrffiint* were entered into
hesitantly and without much confl
dene* today. Stock* went thru mic
ceaatve interval* of strength and
weakness and in some cases rathVr
wide price swings were recorded hut
changes were generally small The
maneuvering of the professional ele
nu nt dominated the dealings ami
the fluctuations were without slgniTl
cause. N. ws over the week end was
unsettling and the day's Irregular
market waa reflection of the ton
fused Interpretation placed by Wall
*t on events at home and abroad
The likelihood that the govern
ntent crop report issued during the
la-it hour of the session would make
a favorable showing curtailed some
w hat hear activities and drew 1 a lit
tle attention to the shares of rail
roads which benefit largely from the
harvest -canon Greater stability
was exhibited by rails as a group
than by indurtrials
“The foreign exchange market was
featured by a further advance in
rubles of f.O points "
Boston Copper Stocks
uuetatUm* b> H..inbh.wer* "
Julv V Open High Lew Cb s*
Ah.neek 9j*. »» ■'
Masks <V Id 5% »%
Allow** . • • «» V*
Amer /Inc. 11 '»*
Anacond* . *" % O' * !: T
Am t ’ctn 1.. lj 14 »*£ H >
xri it>l inn - » - » - »
Hutte - in- r 19 % ' % ‘ * . *
Hutte Hal .6" *
I’abi 5 vr>. 76% *’♦ ‘J .'.
. *lu V M*■< ■’ 40 5*.. ato »«»
Chim • MS *»% *4Vj 54V.
Da v•« Daly 5% t V
First Nab- nil IS ■■% 5 S '%
Graobv 8» M *4 »»
lirron. Fan. 44% 41 4 % 41
H 14 4
I-Is- H rtlr. - V. 1? s 32S 3i%
tn-pirat n *\\ «1> f'% ?L»^
Ma»» ta\ 12% .2*« **V
Mas'-n \ allev 4 » * % * » *
.Miami 41 41 41 41
M■ • h«w k M 44 17% *2%
Nl| Issing 7 l ; ;
Wv ''ms 71 -8 21 11
v rtn Mutt- IS 1T *A 1• % 1. V»
M,hb.vi> IS ’S IS IS
old D ’minion ’»* 58 58 51
r ,rrhln 88 88 88 18
Pond Creek :♦», 15 34% *4\
Quanex 8* *" *" *•
Itav Cons .28 28 ITS 1« %
Shannon * l * 8 % *S * S
St Mary .... T 1 79 78 <9
Suprrlnr 4 8 ’
Trin 11 > “ % TV T ; %
Tcnn C'l l 17V I N l• S 1« H
: n!'*,l }■ ■ IV. 173 132 l»%
ft; -• ic M 50 50 4* V 5°
ftah rnp n• r 101% 108 N 107*. 147%
Van* ura 1 *S 6% 4% $S
XV .1 ferine 44 45 44 44%
ft Ml IMM *THI 81 S
Q 1- tar, 114 by Horn Mower A W»»8».
Julv 1 P'd Ask
Am Put. Utilities. cem 20 75
T>". preferred 88 8*
Am Lt A Trac, com ... 318 111
pc p.eferrefl 149 111
A»tr# Explosives .... 4% Jk
Clll *• ■ S.'rxi'T c..m . . 375 377
fin. pr»»fcrr*'d 85 *5 1^
C'liilrn Oil A tlaa 12V
Oesd-n A- C e 12 V 1*
Framp Ship 80 88
r>ond»4 ArU'ina S IS
Grant Muter* 3 ®
H.ien M. ter 3 4 1V
Max-m Mini Mens 2 7',
Man** II in ri\ ‘ '« *4
Par and i* A Kl* . rom . . 5| 5 8
P ■,». r■>- r« and 8* S l*S
Hrv ftv a leant, com .81 3 4
rre. p- sf. i r< -1 85
S uth Cal Fid son. c-m 85 84
If . prafsrr'-d . . 103 108
St»x nr. Warner 81S 81S
V - Id A Merit . . IS ’V
ho. preferred .1 2
• ‘urt ia«. \et.;’an» 40C, 41
75'riat.t Aareptanr * T ANARUS% o
NfHr* 1 •*■**. <'”m 05 100
t< preferred 100 11 o
r 1 ■ ■
nix iih:> ns
w _ s irk. T JTy «~1 M
To Ihr Molilrr* id I’rtor Ptflfmirf
Stork of
Pete Marquette Railway Company
At a regular ni'-rting of the p >ard
nf Pir-. f. • * hrld duly 8. l #l7, u divi
dend "f 11 88 2-7 per ahare i 1 3- 3*V '
war »!e< are.i upon the prior I’refer
en.-e St 'Ck of Tare Marquette Hall
wav ' oiupany for the months of
April, Mi' dune, and Inly, lIM7, pay
able August l tot; to stockholder*
•• f reo.-.rd dql\ 18, 1017. without the
••b diitt of tto- tratiafei books, and It
was det* rmined ttat future dividends
up n the l’r!..r Preference stork ts
and wh» n declared by the Ttr.ard of
Plreotor* ti« payable «)uarterlv on the
dr«t i!a\a if Fehruarx, May. AiiKuat
nnd November in each >e»r
F. M MKHt.nr, Assistant Se.- y.
Tteffr'lnc to the foter Ing nottee,
the iin>|i i <igneft Verting Trustees w ill.
upon tl re eipt of tt,e dividend
thereon mentioned, cause the same
t he li.tribute,! throuKh ttie.r agent,
Guarunty Trust < r n.pan-, of New
York pie retn, among the holders of
Vot * rrust Certificate* for priar
Sfoek of J'eie Xfarquette
Hailwax Cnmpinv iu the seme ap
tea r on the hooka of the Voting
Tcis'er* hi the cb-sc of hualness on
Inly 18. I*l7. without the doalnr of
th 'r'nafer i,o.,ka I'heeks will be
melle<| to sueh holder*
!>ate«l N* w York Tula fi. 1717.
' AMI'S - AT F\ ANPKR.
t H v.vriH r: H \ftT,
HKNttV R tfOYT.
FIIF.PFUIFK STHAi ns
Bfor.xr. v i: tiiayfr,
H'»h::ht tviNsoii.
HhLKMVN WINTMHOp.
Voting Trustee*
miJR M t I AB C Bound UP In the futuro
■ \J %0 lm iTlb I prlrea of theae metal* may
aome remarkable mar-
CII V# C D kM »|luetl*n* In the eeey.
9lkv bill ■ Ealm rltle* of the producers '»ut
' of the mu* of rumor.
LEAD AND ZINC
W and a little aolld reason
that may Interest you You will And both In our current
WEEKLY MARKET LETTER
Among (be aeetirlflea rflerneeed arei
MIAMI COPPER STEWARTj MINING,
RAY HERCLM.ES HUDSON BAY ZINC
CHILI COPPER YELLOW PINE
BUTTE AND SUPERIOR WILBERT MINING
TONOPAH. GOLDFIELD AND MANHATTAN STOCKS,
ARB
OIL. AEROPLANE. MOTOR AND OTHER SECURITIES
a rnpr nil be mulled free on rcgneet.
Our direct private wire to (be leading market era tern enahlea
■ a In give nrrplloaal aerviee on order* far Met**r blocks. Wising
mil Oil biaeba and (grb Indnairinla.
M e rarry the abate atncka an reasonable marftaa.
Charles A. Stoneham & Cos.
Panobacot Building, Datrglt
Cadillac 6150
Private leaned wire system connecting all our offices In tha follow
ing rltlaa:
NKW YORK PHILADELPHIA IIARTrORD
ItOATON TORONTO PROVIDENCE
CHICAGO
New York Stocks
'.'Mom t ions by Hornhlower A Weeks,
! lul> <»>4ii High Low Close
A .ask* Gold . . & U .5 V s>* f,'*
i Alaska Juneau 31* 13* 3’« i t
Am Can corn 50 50 4 5 45
lit., bftl. 105 V lot, 105 V 108
Am t' A- K com 74 74S 76 75
Am St F'dy 70 70 44V
Am Hide a, L. 13 S US US US
|)u, pfd . . 41 S 81 81 V* 82
An. Lin corn.. 34 34 S 2124 S
Po. pfd . . 40 C,O 4u 4o
Am Loro . 7A V 70 V TO 70
Am Sm*)! A it 1o j S lo» S D.4S 1 f>4 S
Am Sugar »t#-fll «*
Amer Zinc . . . 11 SI 11 11
An. TAT.. 120 V 121 12('V 111
Am Woolen 62 II MS 51 T s
Po. pfd ... M 76 »8 98
Anaconda ... 80V* 79 79
Atchison loftt, 1U0>« 100 100
At Gif A W MO]*, 106 V, 101 W 101 V
(laid Ixtrn .71 7! 47S 8tn 4
Halt A Ohio.. 71V 71', 70 70
Heth Steel |36 138 1138. IS2V
po. Class H 134 »* I*4 59 137 <9 l*»s
l’ronk R T 57 57 1, 67 57
finite A Sup 38V I*V 19V 15V
Cal Pet pfd . bo\ 50V »0\ s ft V
•an Par .. .IMS 159 1&8 S 15* V
fen Leather.. 94 S 94S 92'x 9|\
• heart A Ohio 59 H 5869 N 57 i,
Chand Motor. MS *IS 'TV * 2 S
4'otunihta Gas 40\ 40 T 9 4"S 40S
• hi A N west 108S 198S l«*S 108%
Chi, M A Ht *‘.B 87 k* 88 88X9
Chi. ]< 1 A Pa 34 S 36 S *4 S 24V
Chile Cop ... ?121% 11 21%
< hlno Cop 64 S 54% MV 54%
Colo Fuel. .. 60\ SIS 50% 61%
font Can Cn. 98% 99% 99% 99%
C .rn Pro Ref 36% 15% 3*S *5%
Do. pfd .77% 7719 94 % 99%
Cru Steel <N... 88% 88% *3% 83%
C.ih Cane Mug 41 4 2 4t% 42%
I A Rio Gr pf 13% H% 11% 11%
Olstl Kerlir ..21% 21 S 21 21 %
Krie. rent ... 24 V 26 24% 24%
Po, Ist pfd 37 37 37 37
Gaat W A W 32 31 32 12
Gen Fie. trio 1f.7 169 158 158
Gen Motor* 111 114 % 111 113%
P P Goodrich. 47% 4 7*, 47% 47 S
Gt North, pfd .102! 102% 1“1% 11*%
Gt North Ore.. 3 1 V H% 31% >1 S
Granby .... 84 84 84 84
Green Can 40% 41 40% 41
Inspire cop . 81 % 61% 60S 60S
tnt Met. pfd. . 65 65 54 % 64%
lnt Mer Mar . 27% 21% 27% 27%
D . ;.fd 45 c 6 41% *4 %
I lnt Nickel . 19*4 40 34% 147*
, int Taper 34 14 11% 38%
' KenefOtt Cop. 44% 44% 44 44
la k Htoel Cos 91*4 41% 90% 90%
i !<eh iff h Val 62 «2 83 62
i .re nub 18% 18% 17% 17%
' Maxwell Mtr . 47% *7% 44% 46%
I Po. 2nd pfd 10’ 30% 60 30
Me* Petr . . . . 9» 98 97 97
i Miami Cep ... 41 41 41 41
Midvale gleet 61% 61% 60% 60%
M ft P A 8 M 99 99 99 90
Missouri, n»w 30 30 29% 29%
3Bn A St. 41% 42% 40% 40%
! Nevada c„n* 23 21 12 J3
S' Y N MAM 84 *4 14% 36% 84%
Norf A We*! 131% 121% 121% 121%
North Par ~. »»% 99% 98% 98%
V Y Air ltr . 11l H* 117% 137%
IN Y Central.. 88 88 % *4 88%
Ohio City Gas.l24 124 120 % i?o%
1 Pierce Arrow 41 41 41 41
lac Mali . 27 % 27% 27% 27%
P*nn .. .61% 52 81 % 52
leo Gas 74% 75 74% 75
Pitta C al 65% 56% 55 55 V
Press frit Car. . 76 74 74 74
Kay Con* *1 2< 27% 27%
Rep I A St 90% 91% 81% 89%
Reading com 94% 96 94 % 94%
haxon Motor. It 18 II II
Superior 4<% 41% 47% 47%
.Sinclair 011 44% 44% 43% 43%
f 5 loss - She f . M% 66 % 56 S 6«S
South lac .93 93 91% 92%
f Hide Corp .58 60 % 67 68 %
Tenn Cop 17% 17% ITS 17%
Te»• a s Cos. .212% 214 212% 21t%
Tobacco Prod 60% 60% 60 60
t’n’on Tac 114% 115 1|4% 114 %
fnlted Alloy 4» 46 44 % 44 %
Cnl cig Strs 104% 104% 104% 104%
! ntted Fruit. 123 IIS 112 112%
f S Rub 59% 69% 69% 69%
t 8 steel com 124% 126% 114% 124%
Do pfd 117% 111 117% 11*
V S Steel 6 a 104% 104% 10* ,T l ft 4%
T* S Ind Al . 16'% 117% It! 162%
Ftah Cop 101% 109% 107% 107%
V|r Car f'hem 4 2 4? 8* 4*
Wr hash pfd A 49% 6ft 49% 49%
po. pfd II 16% 16 21% 26
\Ve*tingh«u*e 49% 50 49% 48%
\Vl|!ys-C ftftm 33% 33 31 % 31%
\\ I,lts Motol 47 47 47 47
West Fntnn 83% 98% 98% 98%
Wilson P*G< 691' «<>% 49 •, f,ft%
Motor Stocks
Quotations by Wm. A N*er A Cos.,
Julv » Rtfl Ask
A'ax Rubber 64 70%
Auto IV neel »" -x
Hrfacoc M f »t'ir 24
Chandler Motor *0 83
Curtis* Aeroplane 39% 44%
Duplex Motor 14%
Federal Motor .... 3* 44
Flreaton*. new, com 112% II*;
Do, preferred 196 107
Firk Tire A Rubber ... 74 74
Do. pr- furred 101 146
Fisher Hody I* % *7
General Motora 112% 113%
Goodyear Tire A Rub 201 295
Goodyear Tire A Rub. 24l 205
Grant Motor* $ 4
rlupp Motor 1% I %
Inter national Motor ... 8
Kelsey Wheet 34 18
Kelly-Hprtngfleld Tire,. 44 54
Do, preferred 47 5
Tire A Rubber 17% 17 %
Mitchell Motors 44 69
Motor Product* 10 46
Nash- Motor* 72 16
PlerCe-Arrow 40% 41%
P> erica* Motor 13 14
portage Rubber 187 Itl
Preet O-Llt# l»t% Ht%
Republic Truck 71 71
Stewart-Warner Speed «2i% 4|%
Saxon Motor I<%
Swlnehart ftubber .... 90 65
Slrnil Truck I*
HtroAtlierg Motor .... 26 85
Sprtngfleld Rody . . . !6 64
Stut* Motor . -17 44
United states Rubber 37 46
itl'lted Motor* 24% 26%
White Motors 46% 47
Willya-Overland. com 31 \ 32%
Do, preferred 91 92%
CHICAGO HI TTKft MARKKT
CHICAGO. July 9. Butter Extra*
37 %c; drat* 37c: dairy extras, 16%0
36 % c flist*. 3.10 25c Eggs: Trlme
ordinary. 290..0e, flrata, 34%031%c.
Cheese Tw ins, >2% 0 23c; young
Americas. 2«0 24%e. Idve poyltry:
Fowls, 1 B% e ducks, 14017 c; springs.
?2G2tr turkey*, lie Potato#* Re
ceipt*. 16 cara. California*. 12 500
2.76
Detroit Stocks
MtIkUAVS Ml OT4TIUNB
aisle* Sleeks.
•"•pen Close Bid Ask
Am L A Trac 317 *22
Po, pfd It 19%
Am I A A Tr 117 122
Po. |>fd 19* 11*
Am Put Util *7 It
po, pfd 8* •'
Auto ISuuy V •*
Bower It Ung 37 38^9
Hur Add Ma 1»7% ....
Charcoal Ir t% 9 t% 9
lm. pfd .. •% *% •'% B*4
Chevrolet Mot *2 *8
Cities Service 374 371
Po. pfd *6 18
C’oahuiia Lead 2 2%
Columbia Aug. It
Commarce M, 11%
C »t P A Lpf 7# % *1
f>o. pfil ad 78 71
Continental M 8% 8% 8 8%
Po, pfd new 96
P A C Nav »•
pet Creamery 30%
pet F.dlaon ll*
stet Iron A Ht It 17
Do. pfd »•% ....
Pet ttd Ry HI
Det Al A Br 41
Fdmd A Jon IT
Do. ufd *•%
Ford M of C.JII *29
Oen Al A Br 41
Do. pfd .... IJ%
Gen Motors .... .... 61
Hall Ump Cos »•%
Moua-Hptta .... f
Do. pfd .... 0
Iron HR Min It#
S P K reage . 10% 10%
Do, pfd 1*
Mex Crude R. 10
Mich Stamp 10
Mich St T rs 1*
Mich Pu*ar 90 92
Miles-D The 1%
Minn Suicar 120 ....
Do. pfd. .. **%
Pacific G A FI 64 *7
Do pfd *B%
Packard Mot It*
Do. pfd 98
Paige-net M 21%
P I) A Cos 11l
Irudden Wh 22 24
Reo M .tor C 28 26% 26 26 %
Trussed Con P 11%
Sci-.tten Dillon 49
Wolv Por C* 7
White Star L II
Rsaks ul Trait f easaslee
Amer Stats lit
Central Sav .... 2JO 300 ....
Detroit sue |7a 179 ....
Dime Pavings .... 11] .... 119
Federal State IS? .... I*l
F A O D N 194 .... 192
First State. I*9 196
Hlghl'd Pk st 1*7% .... too
Merchant* Nat .... 11l .... 114
Nat U of Com .... 11l .... *l6
Venlnsnlar S lOt .... 485
Peoples State .... ITI 171 ....
United Hiv 110
Wayne C Ft .3*o
Detroit Trust .... Stft .... 400
Security Trust .... til
f'nlon Trust .... t*a .... 199
Am Loan A T .... 176 140 ....
Tbe following Irma are privileged
ey«r,ite orders on tne exchange.
V V M"H A Cos Caelvle A Povah
'*o M West A Cos.. K. F.. Mac-f.-ne
A Cos H W NoM# A Cos.. l>. I* Hey
rnour A Cos., W B Mc2Ai<xrh!!n Mer
► Ml. Lynch .* Cos.. W A. Hamlin A O’..
Wm A Near A Cos . Plnctalr A Coula.
‘Vendell. M I)key 4 Cos.. Wm. H Rose
-«y Cos K K PeTton A Cos. Joel ftlock
,rd A Cos. Bennett. Pn Ith A Cos.. W
K Reilly A Cos.. Matthew Finn. A W
Walla » A Cos . Lewis G. Gortoa. Rel
•en Woodruff A Cos. Reaffer. Cramer
4 Dodd. Martin A Cos. O'Hara.
1 - W.kh I % f'n
Livestock
XH Hllil \ ( KUTUL 81X11 KTARDI
DFTROIT. July *—Cattle Slow and
steady ben heavy steers. Ilo#l. best
handy weight butcher steers. IM9
9.75. mixed steers and heifers, M9>
handy light hutchera. ft? tr« light
butcher* $6 sf»ff7; heat cues. |7 80t7
9 hut. her cows *6 6007. common
Cows s*C*Bd -anners »86 6 6ft; best
heavy hulls *8 bologna bulla. tUf
7 f.O, stock bulls, *4 ts ?, feeders, itff
9 Stockers 37 ft i mUk»M and
prlnrers ftso flf'' Veal calve* Mar
ket 25056.' lower; best lamb* ft 1A 50
ff 1 f,, fair lambs, *l4 17 15, light to
ommon lamba, 11117 13 yearling*.
I fait to g 0,.,) aheep |9 <|
* sft culls and common, tltf 780
3Tf gs Market prospect* 16011 c low
er pigs, lltffll *5 mixed grades. 118
ft 15.65
exit nt rruo i.ivr *Tont
Ks HT RFFFA I>*>. N Y. July *
Cattle Receipts 1.400; market falr
1> a<-tt\e prime steer*. 1110 13 50,
shipping ulcers *1001175 butcher
►•rsde' svfM2 heifers. 17011; cowe,
*:. fftso. bulls I*o 9 86; mlleh cows
6nd springers, $800126
Calves Receipts, 1.400 market
active, cull to choice. $5 o'.*
Sheep and lamba Reeelpta, 1.490,
market, lamhs |1 higher: choice
lamba. *14016 60. cull to fair, tlftß
16 76 ycarllnga. 110014. aheap. |SO
10 36
Mogs Reeelpta * 000; market ac
tive york»ra. (11.760 14. pigs, ft 1B 1A
016 6u; mixed. 11*26018.10; heavv,
816 21014 16. rough*. *l4 0 1 4 28;
stage, *l2 3001*.
CHICAGO I.IVR ftTOCK.
fnidn rtock yardr. Chicago
111 July * Hogs Receipt*, 49.000;
market slow, 16018 c lower, mtsed
and butchers. *l4 4001*76; good
heavy, *ls 20016 *0; rough heavy,
114 150 1 4 68. light. 11 4 33 0 16 60.
pigs. *l6 76014 Cattle. Receipt*
2ft 00ft. market steady heei-ea. 11400
13 90. cows and heifers. *6.4001 1 90
16 300 150 cat\ es. *IOO 14 75 Sheep
Receipt*. 10 000. market steady to lOc
hither native. *7*oolo*l western.
*8 25 011 10 lambs, *100!* »0. west
ern. *lO 300 1* 40
CLRVRt.AVB Lint STACK.
CLKVRLAND. July * —Hogs Re.
eelpts, 4 200 market 16c to 20f lower,
y'<rkers. *1 5 43, mixed. 115.74, me
diums *15.75015 Bft, piga. *l4 260
14 6ft roughs, *l3 80 etags. *l3 75
Cattle Receipts, 40 cars, market
atrong Hheep and lamba Receipts.
5 care market strong to 60e higher,
top *l6 6ft Calves Reeelpta, 700,
market steady, top. ft 1B 76
Tiu rno i.ivr iTocK.
TOLEDO, July 9—Hogs; Receipts
light Market 10 r tower Heavies.
*l*. medium*. *l6 900 16, yorkera,
*l6 460 1*73 gneul pig*. *l4*oo
*l4 76 Calves Market fair. Sheep
and lamb* Market steady
Sugar Maiiet
Angara Detroit wholesale prlcea:
Cryatgl doinlnoea. 2-lb fll. do a-lb.
Ilf. P.agle tableta. $l n . s , rut loaf.
■lO IS; cube*. 1*44, XXX.’C powdarad,
tO. standard powdered. 11*1 aranu
lated. extra cotraa. It Kt do, flea, In
hulk. IIAO. <lo, 26-IH rottona. II T#
rryatal domino gran., f -11». and l-lh.
rartona. In eaaaa, |l •#, crrsttl domi
no gran. H K r*je*, It. diamond A.
ft in confectioner# A. lit!. No. «
HJf No I. II 4f. No. I. 1141. No. f.
|l 2*i No a, II 40. No 1 1111; No It.
|i :o. No. 11. HU. No It. MU Na
It f«t nn Nn it |»i)|; Vo. 1«. f|o».
n>>n-caklng mixture I* II heat gran,
ulated. *4 to per 101 Ihe ; boueehold
powd.. l a. it to caae. IS 41, do. 41
to caae. 14.74 per rate
lit mn txn mot.
DIiTROIT. July 9 —Hufter. Fresh
creamery flrata, >0 tuba ware offered
at t4t4c, with IlSt bid.
Egg*: Preah Michigan flrata In
ahlpplng raaaa. the aalaa Included |6(i
crater at SIV4e. IX erataa at lt%e,
and Id erg*ea at *4<v rloalpg with fir
hid and 34 t4 r asked.
rum irrmi.
ELGIN. 111. July 7 —Rutter: |7Ue
hid No offerlnga. no sales Lgitt
waek'a prloe. 14 S4 c.
DETROIT TIMES
Grain and Provisions
CHICAGO, July" 9s- Warm weattv
er oy*r the corn belt a« well as th»-
prraldent'a export embargo *»n
grain* had a depressing Influence
on the grain market today, corn b*
Ing from 1 to 1 1 4 lower than Sat
urday'n clone.
September opened lc lower a’
$1 r. 5 1-2 and later was lc lower
L>ec. opened lc down, at $1.17 1 *
and later dropped 1 l-4c.
July wheat showed the bigger
loss in several day*, being $ 1.2 r
down from Saturday’* cloee, at l- O.
Sept opened lc down at $1 9V. Rn<l
later waa 2c lower
Oat* waa lower In sympathy wit
th* other grain*. July opened l4<
down at B 5 3-4 c. and later w»i down
1 1 4c. Sept, opened 68c lower, fi'
54 1 2c, and later waa 3-8 c lower.
DFTRCIT. July 9.—Clnae The gov
ernment comos out with a report af'
the close of huetnee* and thlamak*"
dealers cautious about dealing- ’
opening was w»*k here and In oth» r
markets. The Detroit market 1# off
2 cents
The government report la egpecte l
to show 440,044,900 bu of winter and
27*.400.040 hu of spring wheat In
proepect, a total of 876 004 000 hu
agalnat a prnmlar of 876.040.00# bu a
month ago, and 6 49,400.900 bu har
vested la at yaar Guesaea aa to the
corn acreage are from 119 to 120 mil
lion and condition la expected t«> '■»
about 42. the same aa at thla ttma
last year. Estimates of the Crop are
1.1 44 004 400 t" 3.200.000.090. T-ast
year's crop was 2.5*3.000.044 bu. The
report Is expected to show an oats
yield of about 1.400.600.004 hu. which
Is an Increase of *0,000.944 bu over
the promise of a month *ff“ '-asi
year * crop waa 1,262 440 004 hu
Corn weather 1* a little more fav
orable The cash corn Is In heavy
demand, and the present movement
prointaea i» complete exhaustion of
old supplies before the new crop can
lie reached Wheat Is Inactive owing
t'. th> many uncer’aintles In the way
Llverp ol is surprised at the 'e l "®*'
American shipment* and abundant
offerings are made by Canada. Ind.a
and Australia Th* result Is an easy
I’nited Kingdom market, but r ranee
has heavy needs.
W heat developed no strength and
closed at a decline for the day
2 6r _
The coarse grains were steady.
Cash clovarseed advanced 10c
Monday s wheat quotations 1 a*
No. 2 red *2 19 tulv opened 2c low
er at *2 04. and declined to *2 45
Heptemher oj*en*-d at J 1 92. decHned
to It 91 ano closed at It 42; No 1
white, *2 35
Mondav'a coarse gratn quotations
Corn—cash No 2 *1 15, Vo 2 yel
low ft 1. ftT No ♦ yellow *1 *6%
Oats—Standard. 75c. No. 3 white.
74 % r Vo 4 white 7*%c.
Rye Cash No |, *2 11
Brans- Immediate and promp*
shipment. *8 *6 bid, October. $* 4ft
bid
Heeds Prime r ed clover, $11; Octo
ber *ll 44 aDike 311 34. ttm"th
*l «4
Receipts In the Detroit market
Monday Included 1,409 bbls of fl. ur
4 ears of wheat 7 of oat* and Iff
hav Bhlpments were 1.040 bbls
stocks are Tft A 094 bu of wheat. 66
490 hu of corn 141.44 ft hu of oats
and 1 1 494 bu of rye
Exports of wheat and flour from
America laat week 4.599.440 bu
Receipt* of wheat Monday Du
luth. * car*, against 48 a year **••
Minneapolis. Ift® rars, against *52
Chicago. 35 cara. agalnat 36 south
west. 113 400 bu against 684 499 hu.
Kxporta of wheat and flour Mon
day. 690 490 bu
American vlaihl* aupply changes
Wheat. 1 672.449 hu decrease; corn.
04 440 b\l Increase oat*, 444,094 bu
decreaae
Primary wheat receipts were 51 4
ftOO bu. agalnat 1.234 000 bu a year
age. ~
fgirtno on u>
CHICAGO. July 9 - Opening --
Wheat July unquoted fseptemher
down lc. Corn HeptemDe* down
lc; December down lc < i*t > July
doW’n %c; September o'ir-n '« D
cemher down %c Provisions s! g' t y
lower
Noon—Wheat July down 6% Sep
tember down lc Corn ,«ep,;.-i;;l »t
flown 1C; December down 1% ars
July flown l%c. Heptemher flown %
Pscemher down l%c Pr m «lns
steady.
Close—Wheat: July down 4%'
Sept down 2%c- Corn ?ept .l >wn
%c, Dec down %c t'tnt® Julv and wn
l%e, Rcpt. unchang'd Do un
changed. Provisions steady.
Quotations by Paine, Webber A r V .
July 9 nptn High Low Close
Wheat
July 2 97 2 47 2 41% 2 07%
Bept 1 91 1 98 t 94% 1 96%
Corn—-
«ept 1 56% 1 66% 151% 14%
Dec. 1 IT% 1 13% 1 14% 1 17%
Oa ie—
July 65% 64 64 % 44%
Bept. 54% 66% 64% 54%
Dee. 86% 57% 55% SB%
Pork
July. 64 00 44 It 39 65 44 14
Bent. 19 40 3(1 9* 19 54 39 63
I.ard
toxrd -
July 24 17 29 92 14 77 14 94
Kept II 16 31 22 21 42 21 15
Riba—
Julv |1 64 11 74 J 1 sft 21 «4
Hept 21 65 5l 67 21 55 ?1 65
TAI.r.DO GOAIX.
TOLETVY. 0., July !> Flose Wheat
c*xb. |3SI Jutv. 2 42 Heptr m'er,
|1 68 Corn Cash, It 85 July. It
*b*ptemher, tl 44; December. *1 17
Plate cash, ?sc: July. 74c sept,
her. 54c. Rye caah, 1:12 i;io .r
--aeed Cash, 111 10 Oet.'har sll
December, 111.51. Alsike ( nah 111 14
Timothy Trlma, It 55 flutter Hr k
Egga—Freah candied, 34c fancy se
tacts. 38c Hav No. 1 tim»-thv, B't%
14W No 3 timothy. sl3 light mixed,
$12.64. heavy mixed. 112 344113
Standard Oil Stocks
Quotations hy HnrnbUmrr A \Ve*l<*
July I. Rid A-k
Angio-Am Oil Cos, com it** 19',
Atlantic Renlng Cos .. . a#*, o;o
Rorne-Srrymaer Cos . . lift tt
Ruckaye ripe Line Cos ft* , 10;
* ’li* eehrough Mfg Cos.. .?9ft 41 ft
Colonial Oil Cos ...... no
Continental o*l Cos 4!»o .ion
Cr*aeent Pipe Line Cos t§ . 40
Cumberland Pipe Line XftS
llureka Pipe Line . Jin 21'j
Oalena-Atg OH Cos com j«; ito
Oalana-Alg Oil Cos., pfd. 121 141
Illlnoia Pipe Line. .. 5 00
Indiana Pipe Line C 0... *« on
Notional Transit C 0... It i«
New York Tranalt Cos l<C>
Northern Pipe Line Cos. 17
Ohio Oil Cos tt: stx
Pierre Oil Corp... .... 12 12U
Prairie Oil A Ooa Cos |9B 4 ,
pealrfle Pipe Line... . |*o 2*i
A«>lar Refining Cos J3O t4ft
Southern Pipe Line Cos 19J it:
Aoutn Tenn Oil Cos ... 2*4 ?*ft
6c West Ta ripe Ll Cos mx nn
standard oil Cos, Cal t.*l
Do. Indiana Tin
Do. Kansas 4?( non
Do. Kentucky 1»B J*.B
Do, Nebraaka 800 420
p-*, New .Tetaey 4*l BM
Do. New York IT* s*o
Do. Ohio 410 4«0
Swan A Plneh C 0...... 100 lift
I'nlon Tank Line Co>. .. *f 94
Vacuum on Cos .. ... SS4 2*n
Washington Oil Cos . . 21 SB
Standard Oil Old Stork JJOft
Standard Oil Old Aube , linn
Tnl’l ratroleum I* 12‘a
Mid Waal R*fg It* 14 7
Penn Metlean 47 B J
Imperial Ot) 14ft t;o
<*
PVtatbip—l*4 plain neat kind—«bet
la Hght—Ttaae* Jeb Dept.—Main ill*.
Produce
The Mn»h»try sirM<>n In far
' ”ou*h along that the aupply 1*
wholly from nearby grower* The
*u p| .»n Monday kk liberal, hut
*h . .\. I tl • • rr<-> tr of r*i ent rains
Kerries of sort* are irregular
».n.l ftf the moment rather scarce The
Llgln butt* r market wai a little high
•i on Sat in day Kkv are firm. and
ai v pi Ire i linnum at all are apt to he
In the upward direction. Poultry
r'art* the week with the market hare
and in a strong p *lti.>n, and potatoes
aie temporarily fitmer and higher
Th>- ' .u 1) nop ha* loen pretty well
► ni.| out and until the later crop la
t' '• t> to niovi th> supgly will he
gather light
tpplca New, $5 25 hoi,
Itnnanna ifooa ahippinr ato«k,
6ft it* V 1b
Henna Dried Dimes, 17c lb.
Hrrriea Mucklebarrlea, $6 per 84-
•lt mi •< <-d raapberrlea. 24 pts , |4.
toi k raaph* . r lee, 24 qta . $4 00
( aliform* t'ruita Cherrt •». Site'll
3. pearhaa, |2. apricots, tl 75. plums
12 75 per box
I herrfaa Sour. $.7 ©3 69 bu.
Dreaaed f nlvea Fancy, country
dressed. 20021 c. choice, 11 0 lie; com
mon. 14 0180 lb.
Fresh \ rxrtahlea Radishes, 60c
do* , parsley, 25 0 30c dot , cucum
bers. hot house, 6Scosl. carrots *Rc
dcs , cauliflower, 32 do*.: cabhags,
33 767) 1.25; rra’e tomatoes. 32 26 p*r
4-basket crate; lettuce TSr bu , green
onions. 30c do*., green peas, home
?rown, 32 60 hu, hothouse tomatoes,
be lb.
(•ripe Fruit -|4 6006 per crata.
Haney—Fancy white, lljlto; **•
traded. 9 oiOc lb.
Ilay-Detrolt shippers ars paying
the following prices for baled har In
car lots, f o. b. Detroit: No. \ timo
thy, $1750018; standard timothy.
919.90017: light m'xad. |l|.S®Bll7;
No 2 timothy, 916 601J16 N« 1 mixed,
814 50ft >5. No. 2 mlxcC. 910 013. No.
1 clover. »13.6v©14 rye straw. 910 60
#11; tvh'at and oat straw, 91 60010
per ton
Demons $5 73'7 625 per box.
I.lmee 11.70vi.26 par 10b.
Melons Rocky fords, 3 2.30. water
melons, 40ft00c each.
Nuts—Walnuts, 10021 c; almonds.
Ifiraoc; filberts littlM: Rraxils.
19020 c; pecans. 160ilc lb.; nut
m~n*s. 6-lb. cartons, almonai 60c;
wain its. 65c: pecans *oc 1© peanuts,
1 r< rated fancy, Uc: Jum#i. 11a.|b-
Ornnxes valemtas 34.26 f3t.iS per
box.
Onions Texas Bermudas. 11 *3O
2 pei us*
Rotiitoes—Southern Whitt, $6 50©
675 bbl ..
t’otaiors Kouthern 1% hit*. H
©7 bbl . _
Pon If r> Broilers, 30032 - light
u*• giit- 2* 7 .6c. No 1 hens, 2l<ff*22c;
I'ght weights 19 ft 20' roosters. 16-6
it I . gees®, 16# 19c lb
sirs t» berries Home groan. 95 50
per bu.
JOBBING THICKS
( mini Uvotia--Apples. 13-76 per
gal.. Lima beana. li.«o#l <9; corn,
fancy Maine 12 00. sttndard. 11.10;
table b/ets II 26 01.40; peas. fancy
early June, II 65. salmon, tall. 99 40;
1 I'-rowfsf p"i**. 91 *5; early Juns
3 >y t matoes, s’andard, 12 9° do*.
f *>ffee Santo*. » tandard 14#14c:
g-.ed uni. 190JOc: fancy, 20#9>c; Rio,
,<'» fIS'jC 1-lh package* 19022 c;
1-lb tin*, 29© 32c »**
1 erd Br; n. 436 standard md
dl-ng 142, (Ire mlddlt **. |45,
racked corn. I*l 'natse corn
men! 36;. <h. p f** l, 3..* per ton In
• kg
flour B-*t Winter patent. tl*<o:
*. ond potent. 113 stra ght. 11 2
spring patent. B’3 40 rve (lour, 113
per bbl of 19* lbs In eighth paper
sacks . „ .
oils Linseed oil. raw, 11.19 boiled,
31 19 gal kerosene, Iron harrsla.
Ic. gasoline. 206(,C.
Pro» islons Mrs* pork 140: fam’iy
perk. 4 42 'f43c, clear hacks. 940049;
hams. 24 ft 29c; bri«kets. 23H#28"t4c:
picnic ham*. 20ft5lV*c; bacon. *lO
,73c lard In tierces. 22 He; kettle
rendered 2*H* Ib.
Hide* —No. 1 cured hides. 21e; No
1 green hides, 17c; No. 1 cured bulls.
16c No l green hu’ls, 12c. No. 1
an-e.j ve*\ls letp. 23e; No. 1 green veal
kip. 20.-. No. 1 cured murrain. 2lc;
No 1 green murrain. 17Hc: No. 1
cured calf 32c. No. 1 gieen calf. 10c;
No. 1 horse hides, $7. No 3 horse
hides. 9*. No 1 tallow. I*o No 2
tallow, 1|( In No 1 hides, lc on;
N 2 kip and a'f 1 »-6e oft sheep.
skin* (as to amount wool). 25cft 91.90.
i t uis i ni’prti 4WK4
Quo*n* n* by 11 rnblow r A Weeks.
July !* Bid Ask
Butte .8 I.or h n 13 16
1 \-i lavern.* •*'» t
Fhlcf 2 Mi
("or* \’ir na 2 2*4
Or. l par Mining 5N *
First Nfit 1 h 4
OoMflrl 1 rn» . 47
Jumbo 17 xt 30 63
La Rose 40 4 3
Magma 46 4*
M Lode 3 6
Nevada Douglas 61 95
Ohio ('•- pner I’6 IS
Stewart 3 9 49
Success . 3* 66
Yukon a 2 2 Vt
Marriage Licenses
Max Alter 40. Detroit. Fannie Lip
sky. 12*. same.
f» re gory ojagewskl. 22, Detroit;
.Frnnci* Daniel. IP, same.
Archie John Livingstone. 26. De
troit. ivt ira McKeown. 25. same
Stefan Hymowlc*. 40, Ttamtrsmck
Kmma Thai. 39. «ame.
Raymond S Anchors. 27. Detroit,
Huida I. Plnkoll. same.
Wm Rcddington. 32. Detroit. Jen
nie Knms. 21. t'htcag", 111.
Edward K lairaon. 29. Detroit.
Jhonnle i*der, I*. Houston. Tex
J. hn I, "'hsrr. 3' Detroit Grace
Cole Bruner. 27, sanie
Michael Klvcko. 27, Detroit: Vic
toria I>r;ik. 22. same.
Frederick Srhnepf. 35. Detroit.
Tessie Haber) 25 ssme.
Rudolph J 1 rejt. 27. Detroit. Cs
rollns lisaman 23 same
Kdgsr R fterlsnd 4«. Detroit. Fft
neet'ne Tosck 22. same
Atanislsvi f *»■ i.edp*■ lskl, 37 Detroit,
Katnrr na K wslew.ika. 20, same
Albert t ’ rthe, 22 San Francisco.
Cal. Bes* n ilof'dlll. 21, Detroit.
Albert R l.'rht. 19 Detroit; Irntft
M Ruckner. 16 same
Nicholas Maelborswl. 32 Ham
tramck Mich Inns Kowalcwskl. 1»
1 tetrolt
Alexander Kmuch, 12. llamtramck.
Mich . Mum <7 iha 29 «sme
Royal It B'enster. !>etroilt Ruth
.1 *; tames. Saginaw Mich
Nick Fr.ro 2*'., ffghland Tark
Joanna l" lom|en, 19. Detroit,
Alojsv Mr. x-'k 32. Detroit. Bessie
Hc’mr.r.V-st Detroit
» Josej ! r' Frank, tt Detroit Mary
Rrviddcr. 29 same
Frank D ipp. 29. Detroit Pusle
Kilgor*-, 36. same.
Henry Monlshare. 7,4 Detroit;
\ vonne T n l-'ontatn. 76. same.
Richard H Kina 41 Detroit: Mil
dred C. Rllev. IS. same
Wrn .T Ms nit tfr Detroit. Mar
garet Part* 73 Canada Van ('silver
Jam, * \V. By as. 39, Detroit. Mary
Nlshet. 2* same
Arthni Oarke, 23. Detroit; Flora
Wegert. 21 same
Charles T icdraska 31. Detroit,
Ooldio Arter, 22, same
Willard Fllla, 21, Windsor Lydle
Roe, |6. Windsor, Canada
Renjamtn M Wiestner. 24. T'etrott;
F.dlth M Weber 29. Detroit
Albert W Fdlss. 21 Detroit Maud
Lllilan King. 2’. same
Valerius Noel 19, Detroit; Blanche
Rohertaon 29 same
OSiirye A Vol* 22. Detroit. Tearl
F Hr-'Vin 22 same
Frank Mosge, 25, Rellevllle: Clara
1a- it same
John llnidenforfer. 26 Detroit.
Catherine Cureton. 1* same
Korol Tshkess 27,, Pontiac; Koro
11ns Trier. J 7. Detroit
John A MacDonald 26 t»efro|t
Ruth F. Gertr 21 same
Ard Rhodes. 6S Detroit. Caroline
Shield. 29, same.
William Ptegman. 26 T'etrnlt; Fm
-I|e F Newman. 77 same
Charles P Hagle 21, Toledo,
Rlaneh.e R <?o»T iC Toledo
George Fig mil, 62 Tietrolt; Pearl
7,11 k. 29 Toledo
Ham Slgman. 22. I»etrolt; Ooldle
Miller, it same.
AMERICA’S
FARMERS
MIKE GOOD
Crop Report Shows Big
Increases Over
Last Year
WASHINGTON. July 10 —Am#r
icg’n farms have responded to the
call of war
According to estimate* compiled
Monday by the bureau of crop esti
mates, the winter and spring wheat
cropa will to’al 079,000,000 bushels
or 39,000,000 bushels more than 191*5
yielded
Corn will reach 3.124.000,000 bush
els, far over the 1916 yield of 2,693.-
000,000 bushels
White potatoes promise 462,000,-
000 bushels against 2H5.000.000 In
1916 and there will be 10,000.000
hushelb more sweet potatoea thte
year than last.
Thus, department of agriculture
officials said the American soil has
responded to save the Allies in their
crying need for food.
The promised Increase In wheal
however. Is more than lost In the
tremendous falling off in last year's
wheat supplies remaining wn the
farms The high prices prevailing
during the past year apparently
have caused farmers to sell. A year
ago wheat was 93r a bushel and
corn 75c, while today what la $2 20
a bushel and corn 11.65.
The farr.’.ors, holding for a rise In
prices a year ago retained 74.731,000
bushels on their farms while today’s
report shows only about 16,720,000
bushels helu
Cotton a-ha selling for 25c. a pound
on Julv 1 as compared with 12 l-2c
a year ago The price of every com
modity listed b> the bureau of crop
estimates today showed such an In
crease.
The winter wheat crop of 1917 will
total 4*92,009.000 bushtla agalnet 462.-
OOi’.OOO bushel* in 19U. the spring
wheat crop will total 276,900.006 bu»h
eir against 166,000.000 In 1916, and the
total wheat crop will total 679,600,000
bushels against 640,000,000 In 1916, the
bun au of crop estimates forcastad to
day.
Estimates of other principal crops
1 are Corn. 3,124.000.000 bushels
i against 2 563 000.000 In 1916; oats 1.-
1 456.000.000 bushels sgalnst 1,252,000,-
000 In 191* barl»v 214,000.000 bushels
stains* 181.0n0.000 In 1916; rye
f6.100 000 bushels sgalnst 47.-
100 000 In 1416. white potatr.es 462.-
f'tOOOO bushels statnst 265.000.000 In
19 16 . sweet potatoes 61,200.000 bush*;*
n ralnst 71.000.000 In 1416 tobacco 1.-
1(5.000.009 pounds arslnsf 1,161 000,-
(00 In 1916 flax 17.000,090 bushels
against 18,500.00n m 1616; rice 24.-
400 000 buehe.s against 40.709,. 00 in
1916; hay ioj.floo.ooo tons against
110000000 In 1916 cotton 11,609,000
bale* agalnat 11.400.000 in 161*; ap
r’*« 200 000 000 bushels against 202,-
oao coo tn 1316. and peach*-* 46 800,000
bushel* agxnsl 36.600.000 in 1919
Fnndltion* of crops July 1 was:
\\ inter wheat 75.6 against 71 7 July
1. 1616; spring wheat 63 6 against 66
lni,t year; all wheat 76 6 against 76 6
last year; corn *l.l against 62 last
vesr; oats 66 « against 66 3 last year;
barley 65 4 against 67 9 last year; rye
"« 4 i.gatn*f 67 last year; white pota
to. « 60 1 against 67.8 last year: sweet
potatoes 61.0 against 60 4 last year:
t-.bacco 66 6 against 67 6 last year:
flax 84 against 60 3 last year, rice 65 l
a**ainst 62 7 lost year: bay 64 3
egninsf 93 5 last rear, and cotton 70.3
nrcinst 61 1 last year
The a.-reage of principal crops not
n’.eady reported was ’'urn 121.046.-
r OO acre* or 114 1 per cent of 1616;
white potatr .4 78( 000 Hcres or 122 3
p* r rent of 1916 sweet potato.-s 004 .
900 acres or 116 6 per cent of 1616; to.
bacco 1 41 8.900 acres or 100 5 per cent
I r f 1616 1 639.000 acres or 120 6
per cent of 1610. and m e 66* 60” acres
or 111 6 p<-r > ent of last year.
S(F.W IORK PRODITK MARKET
N’I’IV VOItK July 11- Flour oulet,
unchanged Pork dull: nie*s 942 0
(2 50 T.ard inactive mlddlewest spot
•20.400 39 50 Hurar raw quiet; cen
trifugal 6(. test 36 20 fj 049 muscova
do 89 test if. 66 0 5.6'.. refined quiet;
rut loaf $9 crushed 36 76 powdered
♦76sft *1 9 granulated 17.500 6. Cof
fee Rio No 7 on spot 91* Tallow
quiet; special 17Vi city Hay
quiet, prime No. 1 $1 10. No. 3 i5015c;
clover 65c ft *1 . _
Dressed poultry quiet turkeys
34c. chickens. 2945 26c, fowls 10 0
2'. >,e d’icics 20 iff 22c
Live poultry Arm. geese 16c; duck*
18ft '3c; fowls 50021 c; turkeys 16c;
roosters 1.8 c; chicken, broilers .300
56 *8 r
Cheese fl-m; state milk, common to
specials ?Oft24c; skim*, common to
sp* clals 3ft 16c.
\F.5% IORK HITTER AND KOf.B,
N 'Y YORK. July 6 Butter; Firm,
receipt*. 6 6 5. creamer} extra. 360
36 c rrearnerv spf.cial market,
ft 40 '* e . stale dftlt v, tubs 83 ft 39c
F.gg* Qui»t. receipts. It 664. near
bv fanev. 49 0 4lc. nearby mixed
fancy. 35 0 7 6c. fresh firsts. 36 0 36c.
\r\V IOIIK 40TT4»\ SI Bft K F.T
Quotation* by Paine Webber A Fo..
July 7 Open
January 2*16
Mareh ... 26 26
July 26 90
Ortnher .... ... 26 00
December . 26.1
DETROIT IMMv 41,E * Rl6f C*
Detroit bank clearings for Juts* 6,
1617 were *6 084 75 Total Hear
ings for 1617 to date are 91.(32 *>77.-
1 4.7 64 as airs nst Jl 035.667 661 78 for
the corresponding period In 161A
HKI.P 35 AYTK.n—WALK
ATTENTION
MECHANICS!
SKILLED MEN
WANTED _
EMPLOYERS’ ASSOCIATION
OF DETROIT
56 BAGLEY AVENUE
NO FEE CHARGED
Wanted For Buffalo, N. Y.
Drill Tresfl Operators... .27Vijjc
Milling Machine Operators. 36c
Wet Grinders 35c
Cylinder Grinders 38c
Hand Screw 34c
Production Lather 35c
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URir WAY TER—MBI.B
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COMPANY,
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Bright, indufitrious young man
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in mail room. Apply Mailing
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77 Bagley.
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home spare time growing mush
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DENTIST- -Registered. t»ig guaran
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MUTATIONS WAY TCP—EESIAL.H
WOMAN would Ilk* washing by th*
day or to take horn* Telephone
Hsmlock 2556-R
GIRL would like cleaning by dav or
hv week Telephone Hemlock
2366-R
WANTED TO lit Y—MIMCBLL. ANKOt’M
CASH for old salsa teeth, gold crowns,
broken Jewelry, diamonds, watches,
ate., full valua paid Liberty Rfg.
Cos.. 67 Woodw'd. 4th floor, elevator
WANTED—FAHMM
FARMS WANTED
We have rails for Improved farms
of all acreages within 100 miles of
Detroit. If you hava farms for sal*
writs us at once or call
ROSS LAND CO.
•1 Fort-*t. West. Oppostta P. O.
Phona Cadillac 6911.
TO It BINT—ROOMS.
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Cor. Larned and Bate«-*ts. Four
blocks from River Steamers; one
half block from Interurban Depot.
European, 91. 91 40 and *2 per day.
Weekly rates.
TO lIfcNT—HOURS
A. A. A. A. A. A: A. A.
Hannan RentaLAgency
K free list of ho ses and flats. Call
Isl person at the oldest and largest
real estate exchange In Michigan.
1 McORAW BUILDING
TO nit\T—FLATS A APARTMENTS
LOWER FLAT, 6 rooms and bath 3
bedrooms, fireplace, ga* range,
large porch. 40 r. High land-ave, 10
min*, to Ford's, on Hamilton car.
North 3447-M or Main iB6O
“AT MOSS APTS.
148-69 BEECH -A 4-room apartment,
new brl.'k; private bath, kitchen,
gas range refrigerator, new furnl
ture. dishes and silverware li <• t
and cold running water, walking
distance Special summer rates.
Cherry 9*5-R
.IS-— 1 a^=r.. , aKgj.-ut-xaai.Jjar'.'JJ
■ t SINKS'* OPPOHTI NITIES
( A
AH! DO YOU KNOW
THE IMMENSE PROFITS
IN METAL CASTINGS?
M*tal casting*. universally made
from sand-m.dd* yield
SEVEN BILLIONS OF
DOLLARS ANNUALLY
and that, the “lTackman Fro. ess'
fratented). by which mcDG cast
lug* are made fi'.m chemicallj
treated steel dies, increases these
profits two hundred p>’r r*n’ by
lasting liner t • dimensions and of
greater tensile strength then can •’*
d..ne by any other procsss, and
save* between on. half and two
thir l* >.f the later, time, space and
metal used bv other pr-xeesrs for
the production of anv fixed amount
of castings. It doe.* away with the
sandmolo
Tljls Is a financed, operating and
proved sucres* and the safest an 1
most profitable in v.«t m«nt of she
dav estimated to pay ovet 8') per
cent net this current year on
money n.»w being put tn
jj>end u* your name and address and
we wlil «end you Bradstreet's.
Duns and the U. rs grernmen*
report to Hhow you that It I* the
safest and most profitable manu
facturing proposition existing for
any Investor, even the smallest, to
put his money Into, and than call
nnd see what we manufacture, and
that we have orders enough for
three rears in advance that the
filling of will mean over 3,00(1 par
cent ne* earned
Address 567 Kresg* bldg. Detroit.
ROOMING H'JI'SC for sale at I*
lloward-st ; wsll furnished 16
room*, cheap If taken at once,
cause for selling, l*a\ n« city.
Call or phone Cherrc 3730 R.
refuting—4b* plain neat kind—that
la r 4 tg h f—T* exea Jnh Dept Slain 451S
roil Ml K -RKglttl Mr mOHMTI
f * 494 CHALMERS AVE.
• Drive up to sea Ihts beautiful new
• horn* thf* afternoon Ettfj ' n , * nl
• enc* and comfort has be*n 11»*->> r—
• poratsd It contains vastlbule
• large living room with sftractlv*
• flreplace dln'r* room flntshet tn
• ivory and n ah. g* attractive tun
• room large pantry pitches* and 4
• hed-e,>ms. hath and sun porch on
• second floor We are au l > * 1
• sell It f*>r lift 609 *n easy fetus If
• y.i*t r an* n.-'ho inf.. rn*ati< n. call
• fyeonard Rcaum*.
• PATERSON BROS. <& COt
• 196 Griswold - st. Mala 2s^
e <•»( *si k —HxviiiKxt k raoWlfcl
SBOO DOWN - ]
•*' per m. n’h will bu* bltitlMllPl l s
uu/dsrn sexpt-hungaluw. nr. IIMPM
w«st*m Ugh. / rooms and NhMJ
oak and while ruaipel flalak, ji
place, bookcases. flue sltflMit* I
?or< h. all decoraisd and WSflif 1
6.000, but If s»ld this waall fUMEB
takes it W. E. L flmtth, 94® CtMU 1
uinbus- ave, Oarfleld 247-W.^^^^^M
269 TECUMSBH " I
Half hk>ok north *.f lilchlgan, 4-MdMßk 1
cottage, hath and electricity. 1
$7 239; )600 payment down I
JOHN PRUTOW, JR. M\
826 Dime Bank. Fherry 4149, ‘>X;\ 1
• * Bungalow Nrar .Tpffr>rggM%
* fllx rooms and hath, full baMaMriL^H
• furnace, laundrv hot water haatfltfv ||
oak and cream enamal
* throughout, complete and
• Easy terms, « a!l Mr. Raauaa. i
• PATERSON BROS. & CO.il
• 149 Grisw.dd-st. Mala 191s
TWO-FAMILY ELAT H
rdtr.onton-ava., c:l«.*r to Grand RlTtf'Y-:
brick vane** 7 rooms each. 4 balfl*!
rooms, oak finish paved straat. ll9| |
drive, double garage Kara fa an
exceptionally good buy and fTfllV. It
built Fall Mr. Gray. Phona <liar** j
field 168 Jl4O Grand Rlvar. Oya« J
evenings. 1
SSOO DOWN
Dand>- 4-reotn h< me, two blocksfPaai
Jefferson car on Eastla WTi-aT*.J
new and modern. Th!a Is a b44T»
rain and must be sold this waaa.
W. E. L Smith, Garfield 2IT-BT.
COLORED PEOPLE i
Let tia ahow you this 9-room modatn
home, in vicinity of Vlnewood and
Warren-aves. ’’heap and tllf
terms. Fgji Fherry 6398.
ivon.n n list of best bargain* 1%
Detroit Real Katata. vacant and in* g
proved. Interest you?
DICKINSON S GUIDE
give* you this Mailed on
Dickinson’s. Dept. TANARUS, Detroit.
SEMI* BUNGLOW «
SSOO DOWN
Vlckaburg-ave., near Dextar-btndd §|
room* and sleeping porch, oak
Ish, flreplaoe, French doors, doahln*
garage a bargain. Fall Mr. Gray.
Garfield 168 21 40 Grand RtTkr^
Open evenings.
— rEASE"ORPROPERTr 1 :
for sale or exchanga. It pan %R*.
look for quick deal. B.
460 Rivard.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW
|3 199, S3OO dnwn < >wnar. Hldge UTi
roit git.K —YaaAjrr um
WILL pay cash tor vacant lotSgj
houses, flats, stores, acrtac*b
real estate equities. Land con-,
tracts bought; quick and MM
isfaetory deals. J
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldf.
F*»R IALK—MIWCILLAN—O9
STORE FIXTURES
SODA FOUNTAINS
for all kinds of stores; largaat adg
of same in tha city. "Quality sat
Trice* Our Success.’" Show caaaa.
counters, shelving, wall oaaaa Mel
bars, chair*, tablea. ate.
DESKS, CASH REGISTERS
All style* and alxea at nut rat* prl*4B»
De» Store Fixture Fo., 14-90 Catlk*'
ertne. near Gratiot and
Rhone Fad. 4728 for salesman.
VIOLIN OUTFIT only 918 80; apaoldl
high grade violin with laatkar- j
bound case and bow. Juat th* tblaff*
for beginners; splendid for 1
vanned pupils. Price ataod® thl*( i
week only. ORINNETX BROK*'
Branch. 67 Monroe.
ffODA FOUNTAINS, new and ua*d2
steam tablea, store furniture, cof
fee urn*. F.'asy term*. Oeo. Marak"
Fo , 20 Fast Atwnfer-*t. Main 47ijL
TYPEWRITERS. 690. ALL MAKES,
like new. sl3 tn $39 Visible rentad
or sold $2 mo. 7rd floor, 160 J*f*>
ferac.n, near Woodward. Main 4101.
j STFGKR PIANO, discount of |l4«.
Pay little down GRINNEOs
I BROS." Branch, 67 Monroe.
i —*r
SODA FOTTNTA TNS, new and usagT
outfit*. Price within reason.
AMERICAN SHOW FA BE A MFO. CO,
109 Jefferson. Cadillac 8870,
* oabler ptanolis*. f c"w lolfsift
1 wp ' GUNNELL BOOK. ftll
Wood ward.
STORAGE furniture, nearly new, bar
gain prl. e. Sumner Cos Mich. A 4th*
9 0 KNARE 92C8 at GRINTs'EIET
BROS ’ B g Sole this week. |4i
Woodward.
i—..... 1
ROOMS Furniture for rooms com*
plete. $1 W ah c inner Mleh S itL
MONKI T«» I.OAIt
MONEY TO LOAN
ON VACANT LOTS
1 Llh-ral loans on real estate.
Second m« r tKage realty loana
Will buy equities In vacant lot* aag
Improved property.
EBERT. 309 Majestic Bldg.
LAND’"CONTRACTS bought!
(juick and satisfactory dealt,
EBERT. 809 Majestic Bldg.
C NMTRI ' f: : >N I.()A NS " - Liberal
am.>iint« J F. Weber. 204 Gratiot.
i'AFTB. " ‘
Detroit Land Contract Cos.
815 *l3 It: mm md JIM* Fad.
ITUH4I.E VAU CAHTAOB
moving.
packms flreproof rate* right Mo.
tr>r van* f< r *uhut ban movlog.
i Phone Fadlllac 69
A 9-ME St .rage mammoth warehouse.
Gilman.
1 ,p-r- m VINO to Fallfornt* c*n"
rent 'art of .nr. Central Storage
Fr FadlPar 69
■ ■ - ‘-r 1 -.-. j.-. -TL. ———n-rtra—s -
PERSON *l,
NOTICE If any j .or girl la In
trouble, needing advice, friendship
>r h-lp write or call on SECRE
TARY MARGARET , T’FFY, 1017
ir,, r t H t 55*e*t. rfalvatlon Army.
I.oa r A> l» F4H 3 n
L’U-T Inn ault. aec with clothing on
Griswold or Jefferson-av* , hand •
*..me reward if returned to Julius
L. Kilmmel, 433 Dime Hank bldg,
j I’berr* 33 or Hickory 2434.
WI3DOW IXKASI.4b
E X PEli T WIN DO W “
CLEANING CO.
'OFVFRAL tANITOR WORK.
Office, 186 Farnn»r-*t.
floors an.l window* properly ol#at»*4l
and work absolutely guaranteed.
Our patrons include General Motor*
Cos. Packard M .tor Cos.. Michigan
Drug Cos Detroit Timas, Oldsiltor at
Wora* Humf.am-Mtoepel A (V, u,
S Prt.Hstor <" ri>. Northern kntsf
Fo. Wm P Boonrigbt 4b Cos., Mag
den St. na A Cos. Tru*a«4 Con'r*!*
building end many others Phoa*
Chcrrv 7’i for trial.
. Printing—the plain neat kt»4—4h*4
la right—Time. J*H l»-pt Weln «6**.
IHXGMi *4 HOOI.S
ALL MODERN DANCES
a re'gua ran t e*d hy MR CRAVES I*
6 PRIVATE LESSONS $6
In 8 year* MR CRAVES prtwat*ly
taught tq.o<k' beginners without a
failure. Begin your count* say day
or night,
FIFTH Ft>nOß. 249 WOOnWAltt*
aVK. Get Mr Cravea on tk* 4th
floor. Cad. 4311.
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