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PAGE 6
STOCK MARKET
IS HESITANT
i- v- *> v —■ ——
Runsia and Treasury Demand
Warned For Price.
Decline
NEW YORK. July 26 -The New
York Evening Sun financial review
Wednesday raid:
“The narrow and Irregular price
movement* which characterized the
greater part of today'* atock mark*-’
acMioon reflected nothing more than
the frti*zl*'<l sentiment of tin finan
cial dlatnct. The awing of quota
tlon* was extremely narrow and but
a handful of stink* displayed any de
free of activity. Thoae who have j
an explanation of the market v be
havior each day were content ’o
blame the estimates made by the
treasury department of the fund
necear.ary to carry on Ihe war and
the Russian situation.
“Trading was again almoat exclu- ;
Blvely In the hand* of the profes
sional traders and an attempt was
made to force prices lower in the
first hour. This met with some
success, bifl stocks rallied gradual
* ly from the low figure* established
.until the early afternoon, when the
list ruled Irregular with trivial net
changes. Trading was in reatrh'ted
volume and attracted little ou'-id*
attention. Stock* generally reached
their best prices in the last hour
when a number of the steel ind j
equipment issues were marked up a
point or more.
"The final tone of the market was
firm with more or less change
t 1
Detroit Stocks
>
W m • I \ I IONS.
Open Close Bid Ask
Acme tVh Ld. IT** I*4 J* 1 *
I>o. t>M GA”
Am Lt A Trac
Do. pfd 10 ‘
Put. Util 3 i
Auto Body to.
Bower Rol B *
Bur Add M» •i • • ’A”
Char Ir of Am 8 4 * » J ‘
Do. pfd * * *
Chevrolet Mo -- b iD
Cities Service !* * ;
Do. pfd **, *'
Coah Ld A Z 2 4 2N 2 4
Columbia Bug. t* J*
Com Motor 1,7*
Com'th It pf ■
C R p 4 L 48
po. pfd...
Cont Mot Cos «**
D A-C Nav
Det Creamery _J .
Det Edison
Det Ir A S xd
Det Utd 108
Det A1 A Br 48
Edmunds A J »-w ••••
D'V .-fit • * sV *
Ford M of C .■ ■ .
Gen A4BCO 4 &
Do. Pfd _
Oen Motor!... 114 114 • ••• ••••
Hall Lamp 1
Ho'is-Spita. .. . '
Do. *
Iron Silver M. .... 165
■ S Kreage.. I$H 10% .... ....
Do. pfd ii
Mex Crude R »•
Mich Btpg Cos TJN
Mich »t THe ! 4 >
Mich Sugar.. 89 \ *0 .. . >"4
1)0, Dfd
Milep-D T id
Minnesota Su J*f
Motor Prod *2
P»r Ots 4 El
Do. pfd * 8
Packard Mot- . -
Do. pfd *3 • •
Paige Detroit *?
P. t> A Cos .. 111
Prudden Wh'l 21 !.'4 j
Reo Motor... 244 284 . 2 r S
Tnwtr’i WCr JO
Truss Con pfd J . .. '
Do. pfd 5’
fteotten Dillon 44 4 ♦"’»
White Star I-
Wolv P C xd ‘
Rank* sad Trktt CM»MR«M
Amer Bute 1M 1H 17®
Central SUv Iff St'O ....
D*trott Bev *7* I7v ....
Dim* Savings .... 204 .... 107
Federal But# 117 110
F A O D Nat I*4 ll» I*l
P»r#t But* *•» 195
Highland P fi 215 210
Merchants N I*l •• I*2
N Rk of C 11l 210 21*
peninsular S 205 100 405
Peoples Bute 275 ?'i
17td Bar Bk 210 220
Wijrna C H 2*o 270 .... |
Det Trust Cos MS 25* 400
BeeurltyTrust .... 255 ?41 .... )
Union Trnit 190 .. Ik*
Aroer L A T. 100 ....
Th*» following firms are p*lvl?rr»l
to execute ordere on tn# excharr*'
W 15 M««i A Cos.. Carlyl# A Povah,:
Geo M Weet A Cos„ K E. Marrmne
A Co- H. W. Noble A Cos.. D L S»y
nour A Cos., W. B. Mcl./ii»*Th' , n M*r
plll. Lynch A Cos.. W. A Hamlin A C*.
Wm. A. Neer A Cos.. Sinclair A Cools
Wendell. Mulkey A Cos . Wm H H
A Cos., r. K. P#lton ACo . Joel St k
ard A Cos.. Bennett. Smith A Cos . W
K Reilly A Cos.. Matthew Finn. A W
Wallace A Cos.. Le»li O. Oort<>u Bel
den. Woodruff A Cos., Beancr. Cramer
A Muehl. Dodd. Martin A Cos. O'Hara,
perrlea A Cos.. Webb. I/ee A Cos.
r
Motor Stocks
Quotations by Wn>. A Near a Cos..
July 25' Bid Aak <
Ajax Rubber *• '»
Auto Wheel
Brleco.* Rotor »0
Chandler Motor 78»* *•*
Curtiss Aeroplane 14 47
Duplex Motor 14 >4
Federal Motor *5 3*
Firestone, new, com ... 117 121
Do, preferred
Fisk lire A Kubbrr.... 74 ,1
Do. preferred lf'4
Fisher Body 141, 37 i
Oeneral Motors ...... ll**i t l!4' t ;
Qoodyear Tire A Hub. I)** H"!
Grant Motors 2't : ,
Hupp Motor :*•
Inter net lone! Motor ... 5
Xeleey Wheel 20 94
XeUy-Bprlngtteld Tire,. 44 47^
Do, preferred *4 i* , i
Lee Tire A Rubber.... 20V 21 .
Mitchell Motors 40 52
Motor Products 85 » J
Hash Motors 7$ 15
Fierce-Arrow .341; 401,
Peerless Motor 14 17
Porta*- Rubber 148 I.l*l
Freat-O-Lite l .54 1 4 i*
Republic Truck 45 fi«
Stewart-Warner Bpeeand.
Bax on Motor 14 1R
Awlnehart Rubber 45
Signal Truck 14
Stmmberg Motor ..... 25 14
Springfield Body 80 S«
Stute Motor 404«
VnltiKl Btatea Rubber.. 40«A 4• \
United Motors 24 \
Wlllys-Overland 30 * S'>\
Do. preferred 95 96
Since the receipt of the telegran
Another «u received giving the offi
dal quotas which changed the un
offtotal figures only slightly. One
or two of the districts had unofficial
k ky been allotted either one or two
1 sbaa too much or two little, but the
S' BSW figures did not change the total
I ter Detroit and no< more than a
K tem SMB trill be affected in ail.
Hftor
1 1 "
t
Hew York Stocks
| yuot.iu.r.' <y 1 l"rn:. 1. .. *' v '
[.July 37* t*pen 11:*u Close
j Ajax Rubber .67 4*• * : ‘» <T *
I Alaska Gold.. 6 * - 4 *
Allis Chaim. Jl> S 2KT\ 2*4
pfd « I . MU 13 's
A-french 64. ’4 -* J % ;,J '* 3
Anisr. Can ~.♦* » *'x 48
Am. C. A F • • 4 S Ti S 2*4 ' l a
Am St. Found tL4 4*4 6 4 ** *
Am. Ice Sec. •I!'* 1 • ‘l 4 * "'•
Am. Lineeed • -5 »
Do, pfd. «•* ?- »
Am. L<* 0m.... » ; x * •* *
Am. jv a. lie! »v •*« • i', *c x *' • '
Aiu .- H« f • •» - ** ! -- X 1- X
Am. H«-.-t Hu* • • " X > •
. . . 4
Ain. l'noai. > * 2'Jl • * * v ‘,
i Am. \\ .nieii - t - i - * *r X
• * *
I AtcJ »
i All. » -isl •. 1- » • • '» ‘ '•<* X * i »
a g. it w l. lot ly iv- 'io*
I Dala. Ln- v.m . and» a ■ »'x
, Halt A till 1 • * r S \ '
jH. St ■i a- « « - * ’«
| Ura kn it r■ I>j •* <*» -* >*»
n .v Sup.. J* '« '■ » ” 2* 1 •
il'wt l/'ilh... H •» ? X ' 8 x
t ties, a Gt • v i **» » .'-'x
Cbond. Mot. . Sc 4 iv*, %0 '; Il x
Columbia Ga" 41 *1 41
C. A Nurlhw l iu!» I‘J* 109 10V
M a: S-. i’ •'» 4 ’'' 4 ‘4 4'Vs 'V*
Chile C pper :• 4 !;• • 1J *4 ■" N
t'hmo Copper. • i>* Hi -* X * -1
Colo. Fuel t* • 4S*» 4*
• *
t ons Gar. .. 11 - l .» is j lutx 10* *x
[Corn 1‘ Ket . .>i 3»S ■>*'s 3^
l>o, pfd • ii‘m * • »• X
Cruc st. •• • > x T*V '»'S
l.*»). pf.l 10. * t l‘i\ lwJx lv* 1
i Cub. C- s g j** 1 *- 4 -'Hi ♦ •
U4K. and, |f 1 1• *x 1' 1• X »
l>l»ll Sec U.. -4*4 2 -
Kri*. •>m 24 \ -4\ 14*, -4 »
tiasl W AW *'•- X 3:*S 3iS 3 N
. i.en Electric 1 ’ -4 1 4 l'. I * * 154 l-"4_
] <j- n Mutur* . 11J 1 , 1.4-j 112 k 11’ •
Do. pf*l "* *4 4* 4 4
> i • 4 • •,
it N 4 X
Gt Norm t»re 32k 32 4 32 4 3-4
G: an by .10 s 1) 4
Illinois Cer. .1* 2 10* lUI 102
44 W • \
1 Inter Met . .. 9 * SN 9*»
Int Mo Mar >'• 2:• 4 12 h •* N
1 1 pf*. *4 '* • ' » “ 1
Int H .-r N J 11S -1 ir 1 11'4 113 X
Int Harv ‘.'or T 2 ’ - " •
Int N * ••: 3 ' 1 1 '• 1 .1' S •> * H
Int i’aper ... 31*4 34 4 31 4 34 4
i> .. t-f.l 1 1 * Mo 1'
K • . S 4. \ 4.4 4
La.. Sr • 91 ' 4 «* 4 ‘2 4
Ld.inh \a! .. <3 «J >l3 03
Maxwe Mtr 13 3C 3'. 4 ■* 4
I*o 2nd pfd 244 24 4 244 24 4
Mex I'etr °«4 >4 4 ?3 4 94 4
Miami Copper. 4> 40 S? 4 40
Midvale Stee! *.'4 I*4 5'4 514
Miss ir new SJ4 324 3- •% 314
ii nt Pow t.’o 90 4, >
N'atl Lead . 65 55 6j
N Kn Jc St 4.14 44 4 43 S 44
N Y NH A H 84 4 3*\ 3s 4
N Y Air Hr 1H \ 132 1314 132
N Y Centra s4 4 **4 si 'x
a l . . 4
Ohio C* i .'ns 5*4 54** 5*4
Pierre Ar: w 4040 x 4 0 4 4
I’acih • Mai: .. 24 26 26 2S
Pcnns\ Ivania
Hitt* West . . Xt/ 33 4 32 32 4
-puts <• ic r 4 54 54 54
Pul.man ..1 42 4 142 4 142 4 14.4
Ray C ns-*. .. 24 4 2*4 2* : x 2*4
Ry St Spring 514 514 314 514
R»p Ir a Steel B*4 904 49 90S
Do. pfd . . .1034 I'2 4 1 2 102
Reading r m. , 3 91 *» 93 93 x
S:n< a" Oil .. 42 4 44 42 S 44
South Pa*' . ... 93 4 >3 4 9-’ 4 93 4
S.*uthern Ry 2T 2" 36 S 2*4
Studebkr Cor 514 54 4 53 4 54 S
Transue .... 42 4* 42 42
Tenn Cr-pper IT • IT'-* l"4 1T V*
Tm*, Pa .15 4 16 4 HS 1«4
Tobacco pr--d.. 62 4 «2 4 <2».
IT H Mining .. 50 5* 55 55
Cni-.n i>a.- .135 4 H 5 1354 135 4
I’nit A loy 43 43 *8 43
1" n g S* r s .11 4 116 4 1• 5 115 S
C S Rubber 50 4 90 4 6 A 4
I* S St-*., c*>m 12d4 I*l4 116 1 121
i>., pfd :it4 n-** 1124 11:4
r S Steel 14 14 4 104 104
rS C J F’. com 21 ■ *1 V 21 2:4
L* S Ind Alco 15T 1614 157 150
Ctah Copper 102 103 1M 7 , 103
Vlr ■ar Cnem 404 404 4'4 404
\\ abash, com 114 Hx 114 114
pfd I- • 4 4 tlh <9
Vfes* nghoue* 4* • <*4 4 * X 48 S
WlJ!ys-Ov. < m 3*9 3*'- S 30 3f>4
Meat Mary I’ l 2 « 20
White M it. ' . 46 16 «6 45
w* • -e 914 '<34 9!', 1:4
r '
Standard Oil Stocks
qu' tat n - > Horn blower A Weeks, i
Julv 28 «1» -4. B and A«k
Vns Vn.'-c . n*« 'B' * ' j
A».iaiti FtrCnlng <’o.. K>oo 1020
B irne-Hcryn -er Cos. 41 > *4O
Buckeye Pipe I.;n» Cos 1- 0 1 r, 2
Mfg. 399 *_
c >l> nia 1 1 Ml ’*• ■ Y • ’
1' nr lastlli Oil ■'o . 179 59
i'r*< ♦-111 l‘,;.e Lin* Cos.. 38 40
C mberlsnd l ipe Line 15*)
Eur-ka !' pe Line ...
Cralena-Signal Oil C 0... 117 149
red 138 282
lllmilaPir»Llne ... 218 521
Indians I’lpe Lin* C 0.... 93
NatlnnAl T?an«lt Cos. 14
New York Transit 185 I>o
Northern P pe Line Cos. 100 104
Ohl * 1 <ul C■ 373 374
!• er< e II '’orporatlcn 13\ 134
I’retrle **tl A Gas Cos. SIS SIS
Prairie P'pe 2*2 285
Solar ID fining c«>.. 340 340
b uthern Pip- Line <‘ , o. 193 2‘ 1 0
?'-uth Penn < >ll c 2.*7 3 '~i
S. ii*h 66'• f*t I’a P.p* L. 101 113
Standard OH. California 260 2*3
I >o. Iri'ilana 77.5 745
Do, Kansas 475 495
Do. Kentucky ........ 355 360
I". Nebraska . . s n o *2O
T *o, New Jersey .... f.'*4 6 t
J >O. New York . *Bl 2'*2
4 4* 8 ft 8
9wnn A- l-'tnch Cos.. . 1 *'s 115
T‘ni< n Tank L ne Cos. . l*ij IPS
Vacuum t»H Cos . 38' 3*o
Washington c >11 Cos 29 3 4
Standard *»11 P'ld Sto.-k.21'0 ....
Do, subs 1800 .• •
Fnt'J Petroleum 13 13 s*
M.d 66 ••* l>fg 17*» 172
Penn Mexican 1" 61
Fir.pc rial 1 • 17 - 39"
C l RB DIM « nil 8 1 «
Quotations bv H rn.u eer A Weeks.
July 2.8• Bid A«k
An.er Public T’clitlea .I>>
D prefeirMt] . 47
Ar -r i.ikp* A T* action 3*14 2*4
fio, preferred ..... I*H 11**
A*-tna Expl*.alves ... 7 74
CD es Hervi -e C->m. . 274 214
Do. preferred 8.8 4
Ch.lrolet . ..91 98 1
< 't'sden Oil A * ss* 1 ? \ 2 3
4'r.eden A Cn . ..... 12**
Cramp Shipbuilding ..7* *4
Duod* « 6rui.ni 7 7 4
iv-deral Oil 4 4 4 4
Grant Motors '... 3 6
Hupp Motor J\ 3‘, I
Maxim Munitions .... I*a 24
<*sage Ffominy *4 *4
Pacific fins it Electric 64 4 65 6*
Dr. preferred 4, 4 9 f| 4
I »
Do. preferred 4.8 4 8
South cal Edison 84 88
D*>, prof, rred 103 I*)4
H’ewsrt 88’artier 63 4 44
St pul pa R. f 48 ', 4t
Cuhmarln* R* at 29 29 4
P S Light At Heat.... 2 4 2',
Do. preferred 2 4 34
Pnlt* and 7»t"tors 24 * 4 X
Midwest B's 17n 172
Midwest 4)11 ...... ... 7it It
Curtiss Aeroplane .. .. 474 4 *4
" right Aeroplane 1.3 1.14
CHICAGO 111 ni H M ink ITT.
CHICAGO July 7* • * Thiittr Extras.
SX’gc Arsis. 3*c dglrj exiras. *7
17 4* firsts 3'l>'fl«4. F.ggs Prime
ordinary. 29<flO'. firsts i;4t*j:ir
Twins, 21 *T •’ 1 4r ; Yruing Americas.
22 44r23c Live potiltrv Fowls. 17 89
l*te. duck* Ilf Mr gees*. 123 Me.
springs. 22t>J7r. turks. 19c Pots
toes Receipts ;* *rs, Virginia, bhls.
It. Jitf 4 60.
P» Inttag—ike plain neat hind—thsi
la right—Times isk
f
Grain and Provisions
a ■■■ *
] Cii.v AiK>. J ;l> —Report* of an
abundant wheal yield in Ohio and
other fet-tions and little buying, to
day sent wheat future* down from
1 1-3 to l*c lower than yesterday's
close.
July wheat opened 12 lower at
2*2 and later sold off two. Septem
bet opened I 1-2 down at 2 23 1-2 and
I ! 4
Coni moved irregular, being in
fluenced by lower cash corn Se;>
t teuiber opened unchanged at Is3 1 4,
subsequently a.lllng off 3-S De
cember opened 3 4 lower at 11* and
luter was 3-* down May opened 5 <
down at 1.12 14 and held at that fig
ure.
Oats were off in sympathy wch
wheat July opened down two at
r: ’.-2 and later was 14 higher Sep
tern' er opened 1-S lower at 57 J S and ;
later Techned 1-2. December opened
."» 4 Ji ah at 5S 1 8 and held firm.
Provision* were generally higher
on a higher bog market.
DETROIT July 35—The cotri*
g's’.n* open* 1 with an ***>• tone ow
;ng t> sr>nil and weatf'.sr o\ err,» corn
t-.t and f*\ rsble threshing return*
n iti Tbe wheat market wr»» easy
a' the penmg anJ futures were
. led a cent low er.
S*« s ,ie»i receipts a*e slowly tn
r»«« ng at * n.e point* but there
a • r , rt* that farmer* are not »at
! with prices and are building
«t m h u*<-» and *ta-king their
w t'.eal n tiler to hold for an ad
\ a:i e T'*:e ar# few Ve.ig-.ng *aie.«
A'.i n • er. -gh wheat .a moving to
a ;««• any pressure. T;.e waakneas ,
•n wheat i* creJited largejj to the i
ne n ■ oar*-- gra’.n*. ' The feej
-'C .n corn and at* .-cntinue* bear- |
\ :nn to the pr..*r«*ct of big j
• ; s AG v»heat new* .» favorable
• ng cr. pis ar- wing well and
« n'e- wh--at hardest ia it.akir.g the
be-’ f pr, grees
*erp ! w eat is steady 'w-ng to
a -tter continental demand and ngM
**e--e.g* France is a good purchaa
.-r f wheat and t.a’* and will re
quire a g-eat deal in order to make >
, fa ar. rt acreage M King 1e- ,
and n tl e I'etroit market *hcw» a
Utle .approvement There is mod- j
e;ate buying of flour, but consumer*
ar- a rk.rig tiard for lower price* (
Atvl all expect the government t 4.
a .*•- a 1 eel me * n. "heat -I se-I ,
*• * *« f 19c n ash and I tn
Sep-ember
t'orn advanced 3>: Alalke seed ad. |
vjn-ed s'o and October ean* d»-
i lined 35c. Timothy abed ad%anced
10c and oat* declined 24 r
Wednesday’s wh»at q ici'i’Gr.j
1 ash No 2 red. *2 45 Jul) "Ptn»l
v» th * dr ; >f it at *2 4* and d»-
citnpd to 9140. September opened at j
s2?* and declined to SI 30. N 7 ,
white S3 40
Wednesday's coarse grain quota
t one Corn, cash No. 2 *2 2’ No.
2 yellow No 4 yell, w S3 > 4
. 'at* Standard. *7 4c asked No 3
white. 97c No. 4 white. S*c Rye
Cast; No 2 S3 95 Fean* Imn«t H*
and prompt shipment. SI 25 O t> n*t.
S'. 25 Seed* Prime red clover,
S: 1 «0: October. 177 9* sl*.k». 11l
timothy. S3.SO.
Receipts In the D*trMt rr.arke' n
Wednesday Included 1.009 bble f
flour. 3 car* of corn 13 of --at* and
1 of hay. Shipment* were l.Ofld bo 4
>f fl-.ur, 1,900 ou vs w eat. 1
of corn and 1.500 bu «f- at* St •k« i
are 141.090 bu of wheat. 81.909 bu >f !
nrn. 94,900 bu of "at* and 12.000 ~u I
of rya.
Prlmarv wheat receipt* were 455 - j
)0c bu. against 1.955.000 bu a year
ago.
Export* of wheat and flour " ed
| ne*day. 416.000 bu.
i Receipts of wheat Wedneeday Du-
I luth, ll car* aga.net 137 a year ajjo i
Minneapolis 91 -ars. against 400
I Winnipeg. 177 , ar*. «g* n»t 122 '7ht- i
1 cago. 37 car* aga'net 124 southwest
• 292.900 bu again*! S2S.O-9 bu a year
ag'.-.
c Hir too CRAI*
July 25.—Opening
Wheat July not quoted September
j down 14c C m eeptembe- in
changed pecernoer down \< M*'
I<-,wn %c c>at» July not quoted
September down 4 C I»e«-ember down
i %c Provision* Generally higher
Noon —Wheat July down 2\
-vpenerf at 12 42 S»ptam l >er and wn 44c
1 ''urn September down %c f>e,-em
ber dt wn %c. r *at* July up G '
pened at T 2 4«- !-,wr
; :,o PtcetnMr ' ■ »
, generally higher.
Clo*w—Wheat July down %o Se .
! temiier down 44 c a *r'err er
I wn 4c; December -ip 4c Sf«- un
changed closed *» 12 * 3'■»
; July up %c. September up 4c pe
i c#mber Us %c. Provision* genera.
I higher
Qu--at on* by P* n» Webber A C
'u!y 26 <Gpen H rh’ 1/ » C! r«
w heat—
July 2 42 24 4 2 5* 2 41 4
6#nt 2 23 % 2 234 3 15 3 19
Corn—
Seri 1 *34 1 *3% 1 1 63
Tree 1 14 1 144 1 12% 1 144
M»; 1 12 1 12% 1 10% 1 124
oat*
July *24 71% *l% -34
Sept 57% 6*4 '*% 5*4
Dec 56 4 5 3% 57% 61%
Pork
July 41 25
Sept *n in 49 «J 49 3 1 4 ■ 62
Lard -
Jlllv 29 52 2" 65 ? 4 6? 29 55
Sept ;o 79 29 77 jq *-■ -j
Dot 20 77 29 65 29 77 20 12
Riba—
Julv 21 75
Sept 21 39 21 99 21 7* 21 99
Oct 21 87 21 «* 23 42 2! IT
TOi r.nr* r.RAIv
TOLEDO, July 25 —Closing price*
Wheat o**h 1269 Julv 17 49
sep-ember 12 4 Corn •'a*h, 12 21
September. | *'4- 7 ece m t ep. jl 1*
May S3 14 c.*t» 43c fulv.
go, Bep’embt ' 9 pie-em-er *9 %r
Rye; <*A*h. t 2 Clover seed Ca*h,
II 19; October til 79: p*ecer ‘ er
SI? 69 Aieike Cash SUM Tir.o
thv Cash 11*9 Ru t ter Hrl-V
cr*itr»ri 49c t". v creamer)-. 4 %c
Egg* Fre*» fsnd.ed 3*r fancy *•.
||..«-tt. 19r H*\ Cnchanged
< 4
Sugar Market
l*i*ra -Detroit wiio|e*aie prPe*
Crystal dominoes. 2-lb. 112. do. - -lb
812. Eagle tab>*t* 910.7 . cut loaf.
< glOtS. cubes. 59.45 . XXX.\ t.owuered.
|t. standard powdered 1*95 (ran i
la’ed. extra -otrse, |4 4*- do. fine, tn
bulk |4 50 do. 35-lt. votton*. 14 70;
crystal domino gran, f-lb and 5-lb.
cartons, tn a*»* It 9 < rysttl dnnst
ino gran. H V ’**e*. |) d!am< nd A.
S3 *9 ri nf»cM«ner« A. 84 45 No 4.
|4 69] No 6 II 4*. No 4 St 49 S' 7.
» I. It 3- I. IS.IS. No It
|t 29 hi ll 14 15 N 15 S» 19 No
It (I 08 No 14 |» or. N IS S3 9S
n >r,-*a kln a mlwture |» f9 beet gran.
Ulated I* 40 p*-r 199 lh* h oiteh'-.ld
p. wd , l’s, 24 t > < aae, 12 4 0 do. 41
to case S4 76 p»r r e*e
♦
n RR COPPER 4TIMM
Qtiotatlr.n* liy llornhlower A Week*,
July 26 Bid A«k
Butte A
P* la vera* J 4
Thief 2% 2%
Co»g Arisons 2 ■.
Popper Mining 7 7%
ptr* 4 National , ?H 2%
Goldfield Ton* 63 64
Tumi o E*t {-, ja
la Rose 45 .49
Magma 4* 49
Nevada pnuglae t % 1 %
nhlo Copper i % t %
(itewnrt 21 36
Bucceaa 2* 32
Yukon 2 2%
Detroit Rank Clearings
Detroit bank clearing* for loir 25.
1917. were M. 117.792.7. Total clear-
Inf* for 1417 to d•' e are ll *43 9*3
•17 17, a* agalnat SLI 49 *25.7*9 S3 for
tha correspond.t.g parlod tn 1921.
DtTKUII lim t a
Produce
—
On a count of the retail grocers'
holiday ri'itimKiton houses were and ••
trig a rather alim business today
Poultry rat elvers said there was no
demand at all. and with the dally ar
rivals piling up on receivers hands
the market »as decidedly weak
1 Dealers in vegetables and fruits re
-1 p —tel t-ade on a reduced scale, but
I the hot whether Is bringing In the
. r -p of berries in in. reased quanti
ties and in consequence quotations
1 are naturally lower The demand for
lemons Is especially active and the
market is sd\an* ing
apples New |3 per hamper
Hsnnnas Good shipping stock.
5«54. lb.
Beane Dried I.lmas, 17c lb .
Berries Hih kleherr'es, $5 per bu i
r*d 1 as;.berm I if 5*5 bu black,
: ispberriea. 14 5 1 n 5 T>u k*" seperrie*.
$ '-y 4 7 5 I.u
I'allfurala l-'ralt*—A’heri e«, $3 259
12 peaches. |: apricots. 83 25. plums, j
I
• "berries > nr. 14 60 95 bu.
( arrasts It per bu
Dteaaed Calves Fancy, country
dressed, 1 T si 1 lo onoice. UtflTc;
common. Isui*c lb
Freeh 3 esetables - Radishes. J^c
■I * parsley |1 j. |9c dnl Ucum
bers. hot hbuse. 55 f S'*c dos carrots.
30c d< > caullfl-'wer. II 75 dox . cab
bage. (V'nic grown. 11 bu lettuce. 50c
bu ; green onions 1 s green
peas l onie grown, lit *1 160 bu.
hothouse tomatoes. 15 if 20.- lb . cel- 1
eryr, 15 H 30c 1 c . hea 1 lettuce. $1 50
bu squash. 7.’ per basket, home
g r wii wax *'«>an» |. 75 bu; green
brans, fl 60 bu.
Henry Fancy whits. 16 '/I7c;, ex
tracted mr 10c ib.
Ila» -I'etr.ut shippers are paying
1 the foil sing price* for baled hay In
j car ’ots. fob D*»tro t No 1 tlnio- ,
toy. sl7 'C ,jl« standard . timothy. 1
11 5
V 1 t’rn. thx *ls 6 * I1 5 No : mixed
J'. 4 •. N 3 mixed. B’.' M 2 No
! 1 -lover 113 509 1* r > •* sirs** ». “* *..y t
S 1,1 wheat and oat »tr»s, 51* i»>w/ 10
I pet An.
I rmnst Pi' ' per b I
I lines $1 10 i 1 2'-* per 10 •*
Melon* Rock> for 1 * 41 2593 5.
w atermelons. 40 9*each
>nt» 66 ainuts 3‘ and 21c almon ls.
:9y2<o. filberts. :<9ls*c. Braills.
19 J* pecans »i'*’xc lh ; nut
' n eats 3-!b cartons almonds 60c;
| walnut* 5Jc pecans 80c lb. peanuts.
; -oasted. farcy, lie Jun b 12c lb.
Orssgrs Valencias. 84.2594.75 per 1
I box I
1 intone T*x.»a Ber-nudas 81 859
>2 per oms*
l*otnt m> > ithern wh'e $4 75 bM
Peaches **' x-hasl.et crates. 82 25 9
•ishe], 8’
Poqlirr F3 >r« J-ff7Bc: light
we ght s. *4 26 V 1 hen* 179 I * r •
1 ght welgt- ts 16 if 17c. roosters. 18c
ducks 22 TUc g-ese l 4c lb.
JOBBING PRICKB.
Panned (•nogs Apples. 83 ”5 per I
g.ii Lima -cans 81 41 '#1.75. corn. 1
: fan 7 Maine 82. standard. 81 * ft . tab>
! beets II 26J; 40 peas, fancy early
June. Si *5 salmon, tall. 82 40. mar
wlat pa*a 8' •■5 -* - tuna 11.15.
I ti rr-a’oes. standard. 82 jf* dox.
Coffee Sant's standert 14918 c
msdium. HttJuc. fancy .*Ovf22c Rio.
il4 4 !154c 1-lb packages. 19922 c
1-H tins. 28929 clb
Feed In 1B x-1 b sa ks Bran. 841
cir, iard nuJdPr.gs Bi> hne mid
» ra. |BI
- . arse o: rnmea' 884 50 c<*rn and
at ch->p. 8" per ten.
Rear B-s- \» v*r patent. 83 20.
(.second pa‘en'. B'2 stra g • 112 ii.
• s itent 114 I *
per bbl of 194 Ibr in eighth paper
aacks.
Otla —Linseed ell. raw 8t 1* boiled
I 1 fl 19 ga! ker .sen.- iron barrels. ;
>o; gasoline, 2 4 ' g*l-
Proxlalons M- »s p rk B*o family
pork B*2 '-r *s -.car bacs* B*o>'/P);
|ha.ms. 24 ii 2»c br skets. 214
p’cnlc hams 20 3 2ixc bacon 119
22c lard In tierces. 22 4c; k»ttle .
rendered 13 lb
Hides
i 1 green hides. 19 No l cured b«ills
tic Nl. green bulls N 1 I
curead vea « k ,». 24- \ i .:-*«n ’■•*! j
kip. 24?, No 1 ured n.urtain 22c
N' I green m .rra n 20 - N > 1 !
cured calf. 35c N 1 green calf 21c;
No. 1 hnr«e hides. I" N . i ■ ->r«e |
M»<. 84 No i talb-w l‘l N J
••. w 14 i 1 e *T.
N 2 kip and calf I --* •f' -b' p
•klna 'aa ♦ o amnvi nt wo■ .-. ' 2 :81 3'
f
Bo.ton Copper Stocks
b f
4’j tail on •by H-.-rn'.- - . »•r A65 •• *
July 28 Open l»:ij Low r; .*
Alaska Gold ' « » 5 « ,
All ’i»t . . 4; 4 fij f
Am Zinc ... -* \ 24’* 2*4 .. .
Anaconda .. *•'*» 764 *”4 7' 4
Ar z c<. m . . ll* 12 -* 2
A r »dia n ... I 3 4 3
Bum* Kup *• 4 16*, • 4
''ail An ** 7*
1 ‘aiu A Me .a 5*9 ' D.
<’ r >p Rang*... 55 4 686* 5, 4
''h 1 n 57 4 .63 ', 53 4
I'a-’ia Daly 5 5 5 ‘
F.ast B itte 11 11 11
Frar.klln , . . . 4 6 6
Granby .80 >0 to
D ; ration 64 \ B*4 '4 *% *> ,
. Mas, .13 13 11
j M ar.il 4 0 4 ?•> 4 t
Uk* Copper .11 11 l;
Mohawk .. *0 *0 60
North But re 1?4 I*4 I*', l*i,l-
Bond t'reek .’6 4 284 2 ■> 4 2 ,
I Q'uncy *4 x, 4* *,
K#> Consol 2*4 25 " t 264 ;
Sup it B ston « I « 4 i
'•ante K» .1 1 1
St Mar . . *4 74 *4 74
Trinity . . 7 7 4*,
T*nn c,, fl ,e r 174 I*4 I*4 ,
t’njt s Ma' h. *>'* *• 4.4
ftah Ap*x 24 24 24 24.
Utah Consol IB l* 16 j*.
T’tth f { per 16* :01 1 *•! 4 •
r H M A R 16 : 4
6’ent'ira <"*,l 4 4 f,
6V l er'ne **4 ‘« 6* 4,1* 444
Wyandotte '.9
in* y onk pßofti *1: m 4 rkr.u
I N *66‘ YORK , 7*. |
! Q”.l«* firm F’- -k mm > l 1
j\{ 41 .’ 0 le< r I Dill • ■>' s’ •
(118 a'• *9 S era .■/
1 centrlfugs! 94 -fe <• f-. *4 fr ,
Ico v ado MV-tes*, f'. ,' <i r-' • .1
I b rm cut , nf I • ' ■«) »and |
pr»w d-ted. I • ■<: * 1 .■ s’- I
8 •V * 1 Tie It'S
3* ■ Taib.v Kftsy «(,.
'll \ 14'* U-ltr V 1 4 ~ J .ie
Steady N 1 »1 "f . f \ j
« |n- er. ryi 'f x*,, t, f ..
Quiet t* 1 rkey • IBR 'I *h» ku,.
j << '4. !6'd2a die as. !■ ,t
I Live poultry Quiet ge*se
j’.B *r 22c fnais. y? 2 ■ ;rK.j-. ;<
roosters is* It, era
ilf Cheese e/f e'ate »: •>
romn.on *0 sp» e sk,' «
common to *Hi4l^«
rt.c. rx n» -n ?*n
Er>Biv r: 't • ?; .n>D’e- -,-
ke* 1 ' i tubs . ** er e and *B'
sales. Last ««k • price, 87*,c.
FT. L. BROWNELL
HAMMERS AWAY
AT SAFETY FIRST
H. Ie Brownell, manager of ’h«
Detroit Safety league, ggv<> h!s *n»,
ty first talk In the Virginia theater :
Hamilton blvd and Virginia j>k ;
Tuesday night, and brought hl
poln’e hom** by Htirg the kMl'nc >f
a hoy at that corner hr .< u
♦ nick recentiy He strongly urged
♦ho establishment of a trafficrour»
Mr. Brom-nell will address an opt
•If mooting In the William* school
Fanflolfi and Mt Elliott ave*, tr>
night, and Thursday night wll speak
In the Ferry school. Ferry and b.
seph Dampan aves
pflexen of the fifteen la.fc-'G
s*atas of the nnldn have now adopt
ed woman aaffrafn.
What Are YOU Doing?
mm!
K!.' r
ASSIST THE GOVERNhIEKT
Ik CRUSHING THE ENEMY SPY SYSTEM ‘
I.ITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
blj XHORSTI S IV. irCUGIdB.
Peter Rabbit Is Full of Questions.
iC.-yrlght, IPI4. h> T. W. Burgess »
N ■' *-icn thers* something you
l n t kn'w
*\c r..> way <-«f (u^Di'.nc.
‘T•' >• u‘!t ’ nd a rftdy tongue
A »! trcnled blesatng
F*',- -** *he rf»ly tengue Nitu
r.l ht> 'a* *!vfn II (o him H•
I* * full f que«tlon* Peter
th» easier "ay f a# k 1 n g
r..« Sometime* he leaen* the
f ir.i' quite as rf'ffi he geM
t i(i *;; uToni It all depend* on
w »r no*, th »e he que»tl'>n»
T“* . Kr w what they a'e talking
a .t If > ou are gu.ng to nk jum
t* n* ak» .« »re that you uk the
’ k ’ r' rie.
\ -* w v -'-n Jlr'rnv Skunk march* 1
- vord and aft
P--er V the little *and> *P' >t out of
vi ■ • -i ! »»'n tba e.ght baby
Turtle* P 1 i> and t' , »n waddle off to
the Smiling P ol and aor*’ hie dowa
t » •«•’« 'nto the water Peter an
' h ,ro r < vrtth jiaatb n* wh! - h
he wante.q • > a*k He had already
g.n t< k ie«• acme th.ng* but
g ;•«« nr <* »«n - * ;n, w ug f r aure
I’e veil-* tempted t, > follow Jlmmr
Sk ink it v* a n i lear *‘ at l irmjr
wa.-’t t n ’ •' lea«t puttied b> w-hat
I hi.• 1i ; p*ne * -rv t•• i ’ 'ie *<and y
«; t Jt wa.< als ■ le«r it a* Jimmy
i- .< w»« in t» put out about aome
th ng
ere’* no uae ;n taking him
■lttlni
4 • r•* r. «r >ft ear
-» way
he !wh 'v hen he ■* pi.axled Tn iauaMy
• g 1 natured t;• when he
!*■ * -t, » «af.‘.v t■> k*-e;, ut of h l *
ws> It 1* olear en lgh 'hat h«
1 kr. w* ail aho ,t tn <* little Turtle*
[and what they were doing hare and
I ■.a could ■•11 me ail af.> it them If
he w .1 ’ But I 1 in't know *ny
-1 |u'te ao bate to bother
w 'h jue*' n* when h» let.'ti 'e»'lng
I real g•’ ’ x T :rrn.v Hkur. * I thin a
111 a a • Grandfather Fr g ”
So- Pet»r »’ p -i *orat<» ng hi*
long left *h r w • • « l-mg -’.ght
• nd so ■ ■*■ ' *t irfp.l f, r • e <r > rig
r*f.ol to i for Grandfather Frog.
V i* :• ere.j fri 11 Grandfather
Frog had •• igl.t a g .f Plunger
/ '
Livestock
■ —>
VI KM It. % \ ( UNTBA I. IttM K 1 tllliv.
I'ETHoIT. July 25 -*.*attle Good
a-'!e an i .>aly medium. 14 It
i;S low'? «t heavy *t-era li n t
• i •() h««' handy weight hutrher
»t-er*. $' mixed ateer* and
ielf»r*. I- j handy llgy.t butrh
l |ght a. M
37 »>«• « » f T n 0 ■£/ •* hutch*
• r now*. s<> '>■ u - 7 25. common oowa.
ii hera I' ; he»t
heavy 1 ilia, t'' >V S h dogna hulls.
|»‘> f.O 'i( '- U at-.ck bulla. I*'a # 25.
fAerfera l-f?V atorkera Mtf* milk
ers and springers. 150 ft *0 Veal
jfalvea Mnrke* a'*»dv beat grade*.
t;itfl4 s f| th-ra. .dh-ep and
am ha Market steady beat lambs.
J'.l'tJlßJi fair lan. h« HJSOfilt
' light to common lamha 111 iu liso ,
fair to sheep. ">b mil* and
mmon I' •/ «' • • IK Mrrket
-r• ape.-te •;<a , v at Tueadav’a rloae;
• ga I t', flif' mixed grade*. IIS
j ,115 75.
m*t ntmi.o i.ivr «timk.
FAST ni'FFAI/». N. Y. July 25 -
a'fle; Itecelpta f> n o market steady.
» . « r * | tcher
R rxd«* 110/12. row* | 1 50 92 5
Falvea Her el pt a 100 ma’k*l alow.
• •eady, < ull t< choice I'.ffM IS
Sheep and lamha Kerelpf* *00;
•■arket steady, rh-dre larrh* |ls.snj
t 5 year
' nga IH'UIS sheep, f..« 10 2S
||, c * rte -eipfa, l.hf/0 nmrket 25c
• ig r. yorkera 11' '0 iIS »a. pig*.
S I 2 t i V 1 a . mixed. |l4 4ft>H.4S.
-«»sy. 5 4 4'<)!f" r ighe |I4V
4 40. stag*. 11l 60 4114.
mu \ i#o l.li K a Tin k
FH IF AGO. July 24 H gs He
• cij ta, J< 000 market a a p.w*r:
mixed and butcher* I'i 45315.14.
• - heavy 114 75 31 4'*s rough
• ayy. |li*ii« 1 4 50. light. »14 55 t 4
•,,xO. plg» 111 S© Ip 14 50 rattle Me
eptr 14 000; market -teadv to a
Shade’ lower he/ve* iHJf.'/M cow*
,nd hO'.fer*. I » Jf *i II *o. atockera and
'-edera. 14J5 3 OJO calve*. 19 71014.
-;ncep rtecelpt*. 20,000; market
ready »■ 10r k»*r native 17 76 0
175 v»e*tern, 17 55 011 lamha $lO
»11S50. western. $lO 26016 40
f f.r.vni itn i.i\ f. stock
f’l.ilV l/IANh lull 25 II ga Be.
eetpte. 1.000. market *tr> ng 10c
■ 5■ ’ Hilled 514;
«>! 'inn >l4 p'g« 115 rough*. 114,
• fag*. 112 74 - tittle Receipts. 8
are. market *t*ady Sheep and
,ml,i Re »tpfa, 1 car*, steady top,
jit |0 l xlvea Receipts, ISO. alow;
tr.p. II 4 SO
TOI.F.KO I.IVC ITOfK
T r »l*rr' • July 25 Ho|" Ree*lpt»,
Ight market Mrmg 5010 c higher;
ea vl •* 116014 10 medium*. »I«
.orker* >l4 77.41 15 >O. good pigs.
114 600 16. f'ajver Slow. Sheep
and lamha Iyiwer.
>r.g VHHK BITTKH 4,Ml POiiS
VF Vs yr-RK. July 25 Butter
steady, receipts lO.v-,5. creamery exs
•ra *!»‘*c do, special maeket,
t/tOUe state dairy tubs. 2402fc'Ac.
limitation creamery first*. 46 14 0 24c.
Fgga 't'naettled recclota. 14.504.
nearby white fancy, 4*044r nearby
mixed faney, 35079 c; fresh flrati. 13
fJIK
nt rrr.n %*n nnoi
Katter—Fn aerAunt of the retail
gronera’ excursion thme was no aea
»! nos th* heard t/dar. quotation*
tHkfng nominally unchanged at 37 *4c
j fqr creamery extra* and “*c for flrafa
I fin* Pr«ah recwlpta ara quotabla
I at X2911C dot.
1 •••petty." kr crleC. "akrl ware eight
little tart lea deleg In a aandr •»»!
upon the t.reeu Me• der* af"
j the Fla'- Hawk only a few minute*
before, and tho Plunger wax high in
the blue blje xky. (Jrandfather Frog
had at one* decided that he needed a
re** In the *oft mud at the butt m
of tha Smlilng Pool He ha* great
rexpe : f >r Plungar'a keen e>e» and
g-ent t w *, .haa Orandfather Frog
:4 when Pater peeped over tha
l ank of the Smiling Pool there wa*
n'. one to be xaen on the big g-een
ll’y pad where Orandfathor Frog da*
light* to ait Peter waa dlaapp in!-
ad. vary mu*h disappointed H*
l< K*d rn‘.« way and looked that wa>
A little fanhee along wa* an < and
' i r nr »nd >f which wa* In the
'water f«n tha end were Spotty the
Turtle and Mra Spotty enjoying a
tun-bat*
The verv "tiM'" exr'.a'med Pef» r .
The-, r.i.ght to he able to tell m»
w-nat I want ti Know even better
than Hrandfather Fr l g
If* hurried along the bank until
he wax rig .t oppoatfe Spotty and
M'« Spotty Me w** *t> full of <pi*«-
tlutix that ha didn t even wait t'<
•a - , go- and morning
"Spotty." he cried "what wer*
e ght little Turtle* doing In a eandy
t up on tha 'lr»an M»adowa* Mow
I did they gat there’ Why did they
burr th*m*elv*» In tha eand’ U'hy
haven't I aver *e»n them before*
How did they know the wav to th*
Smiling Pool* Do they belong to
you* \Vhy did Jimmy Skunk b*rtn
- dig right aw-ay In that place wh»n
I t<dd hTm about it* Why did ha
leeffi xo dlaappolntad whan ha
, couldn't And anything there*
Yea Indeed. Pater Babbit wa* f'lll
of question*.
Next BtOTT “Spotty tb • Turtle
An*wera Pater'* Quaatlona ••
OPTICIAN OPENS
NEW EYE STORE
L. R Ooldamlfh, for 17 years head
of the optical departjnenf In the J
I* Hudson company store, has
; opened an exclusive optical store
of his own at No. 17 John R at The
entire lower floor of the building hai
been remodeled to suit the require
menta of a large optical buslnes*.
with several comfortably furnished
waiting rooms as well as rooms for
the teating of the sight and the flt
tin* of glasseg a manufacturing
department is maintained In Conner
Mon
Mr Goldsmith during his years In
the Hudson stors made many
friends. The department In the Hud
son store was leased to Mr Gold
smith so that the business h<
worked up was entirely his own,
and the preg«nt move will be almpl)
a transference of that, business to
the new location.
Heo-Moth#p» Defy Tire.
LAWRENCE. Kan . July 25.-Fire
men fighting the blase destroying
the chicken house belonging to A.
Haglund, recently, were Inspired to
se* two setting hens Inside arnTfl th«
lurid flames. The hens refused to
leave their eg** Intent on saving
the faithful biddies, Ikiwrence fight
ers doused the Are and the hens
continued to set.
Dope Peddlgra Fined Heavily.
James nurhanon and Richard
Quinn, Indicted on the charge of
peddling "dope," pleaded guilty In
the United State* district court.
Wednesday noon Judge Tuttle sen
. fenced Muchanon to pay a line of
l S2OO and Quinn S.IOO. Both said they
would pay their fines rather than
he sent to the workhouse to serve
sentences of six months each
In railroad and financial circles
considerable Interest Is manifested
In today's meeting of the dlrcciors
of the Chicago, Milwaukee A Rt.
Paol railway, owing to rumors of a
possible dividend reduction and the
reports the* A J Far ling retire
from the preaidenoy.
I SHathg efc* pete aw 4 Mel tfcet
to riakt-n*tM Ml Him, Mail avaa
“BOUNCER”
AND SLEUTH
IN BATTLE
Harry Davis and De
tective Garvin “Mix”
In Court Corridor
FORMER ONCE
SHOT MAN DEAD
Today’s
math of Slaying
of Roggers
An aftermath of the slaying of Pa
trolman Emmanuel Ruggers aas the
list fight Wednesday morning. In the
corridors of poller court between
Harry Davis and Detective Joseph
Garvin Davis is the man who shot
and killed "Shorty” Rtockwefl, shout
ri year ago In a saloon brawl. He
was released when he convinced the
1 police ha fir* and in self defense.
Davis formerly was tnan.fger of
the notorious INUnt case, which was
forced out of business because of
Its unsavory character Os late, it
ts s.tid he has been working as a
"bouncer" tn ibe case adjoining the
Bums hotel
According to Garvin. Davis made
remarks in the police court corrt
dors concerning the death of De
tectives Rodgers, and voicing a gen
eral antogonism against all mem
bers of the detective bureau.
"The only reason you talk that
way Is because you've killed one
man and gotten away with It." said
Garvin, who overheard Iwis’ re
mark "You think you’ve got every
bod\ buffaloed because >ou got by
w Ith one killing "
A few- words followed, there a
swinging of arm* and Garvin landed
on Davis’ Jaw The case bouncer
was sent reeling, but he c»me back
The Confessions of a Wife
T.ove Secures Health and Happiness.
Dl''k h» sleeping pea efully In our
atateroom. *0 I am going to talk to
you a while, 111 tie hook
Jim came down t•> see u* off and
whiapered to me. "Keep Hick awav
f r m buaineas a* long as >ou can.
N1 argic ’’
"Why. Jim don’t you think he •*
getting along all fight'" I asked j
anx loualy
(»f rmirae ■llly hot T want him I
to 0 rtie bn, k In perfe t health”
| Jim pr •e* ded to store ne ay a,
arcat hsaket of fruit In the »*.»t.room I
and handed me a hunch of violet* as
big a* mv head Then he gave me a;
■ uple of n 'e’a and all current
magxfr.c*
"G dn»*p Jim ee put all your
it ft* in the a»iifero,.rn e'.’h Ph k
lh*r» won't he r >om for me
'Th• r. *vc'll k.cV all of J'm * g f*a
out. Nt irgle.” e*, lalmed IMck f*o
>ll r w little hook. It 1* Itttle
*jc«ct;e* l'k* that that warm a wo*
n an a heart Pick la a perfectly de
-1 ghtful invalid- pat c n t. and uncom
planing and he simply r»i e|» in my
company
There la a girl an I hov hrtd* and
groom in the far end of th* car and
I watched them rather wiatfully thru
the f.pen door tonight before 1 went
to my dinner *
The hoy seemed perfectly oMlyfou*
of e*eryth!ng hut hi* glr! hr'de She
was a little more conscious and kept
locking about so *»• if anyone was
watching them With the exception
of the ynu'hful bride and groom
e\ cry person in the car »as grey or
white-haired
"It looks Ilk* a graveyard moving
west,” I heard the girl whisper as 1
passed her on my way to th« dining
,-ar
I locked hack and saw that every
one In the car with the exception of
T'i|cU and mvaelf and the little bride
and groom, was over sixty
When I returned from the dining
c*r I told Dick what I had heard
th» g)rl say and he laughed "Any
way she ran t class you among the
dead one* yet Margie "he «ald "To- I
IHORNBLOWER & WEEKS I
—MEMBERS—
New York, Boston and
Chicago Stock Exchanges
Orders Executed In AD Security Markets
J. J. HAYES, Manager
201 Penobscot Building, Detroit, Mich.
Capital ft f>Oo 000
k/ Surplus 1.000.000 jjllllll B M p
K 7 Undivided Profit*.. 1,200,000
Have You Made Your Will?
t When you have decided how to divide your property, rl
$ and what trusts to create under your Will, the next O
fc step Is to choose an Executor to carry out your M
r Surely It Is t.hp part of wisdom to choose for this tJ
B important office a trained «-peeia]|«t whOMt etptrl fj
■3 ence. flnaneial responsibility, and permanence of life Lj
are such as to guarantee the absolute fulfillment of rj
We Invite Consultations Af
ftETROITI^U^COMPANy
THURSDAY, JULY 2fi, 1917.
with towered head and arms guard
ing him. Twice ho struck Garvin.
The two were mixing at close quar
ters when police officers Interfered.
Davis was held on a charge of
threatening and assaulttug an offi
cer
REO CAR SHOWS
SOME STRENGTH
ON LOCAL HOARD
By O’HARA, FERRIBS A CO.
At the opening of the Iketrolt
Stock exchange, Wednesday morn
i lng, Reo (’ar was quite strong at
26 1-4 bid, with none offered The
opening sale on Charcoal common
was at 8 7-8. Conttneniai opene4 a*
6 18 bid. 6 3 4 offered. The whole
local market is quiet.
The trudlng Tuesday was again
very light Charcoal common holds
tip with the strength It has shown
for some time at K 78, while the
preferred was steady at 6 1-4 Quite
a number <»f buying orders came
Into the market for Reo Motor Car
stock at 26 5-8. and In spite of tho
dullness in all Issues the close was
26 1 4 to 27. Detroit Edison sold at
Its low ebb for the past month or
so at 121 3-4.
A* has been stated before, the
same elements that have been con
trolling factors In the market—•
namely governmental control and
tax bills are the predominating In
fluences affecting financial afTatra.
SOCIALIST
LEADERS GET
TERM IN JAIL
CLEJVRLAND, July 25 - Three Ohio
Boclalls's. prominent In the nation
al pr\rty, were sentetneed In federal
court todav to serve one ye*r each
In th- workhouse for aiding a "slack
er” to escape registration for ths
draf’ army They are C. K. Rnthen*
berg. Hoclallst candidate for mayor
of Cleveland; Alfred Wagenknecht,
stale secretary of the party, and
Charles Baker, party organlxer.
Women have been found to ereel
In making wings and wing surfaces
of airplanes and thousands of the
airrrsft that will carry the Btars
and Stripes over the balflefleJds of
Europe will represent rh- work of
the women of this country-
night your hair 1* an aureol# of
flame and you look as young and
pretty a* you did whAn we were on
our first honeymoon.”
"I wonder If you love me as much
a* that tr y «>ut there love* that girl
I wonder if If I* possible to love
ever again a* . ne d<>e* In the flrat
few months of marriage "
“There von go. Marg'e, trying to
think It all out and getting all mixed
up 1 don't know h-wr mah that
young cuh love* that girl and I don’t
even know if I 1< \ e you a* much 1*
1 did on that flrat honeymoon trip,
hut 1 do kn >w I am much m>*re de
pendent on you for happiness, for
content, than 1 was then Y,,u hear
a great deal about sympathy expend
ed on the your g man •* ho love* f.i*
wife or the young woman wh love*
hep hushatid hu» the\ get along much
better and suffer much ■*» than
those who ham lived together even
If the years hai* n t been all sun
shine nnd rose*
“Why. mv girl, f think at this mo
ment If 1 were going *'ut west for a
long stay and knew when I opened
my eye* in the morning that they
would not rest on your dear red
head. I would not want to live ••
I don’t Just understand it all. little
hook, the only wav 1 can account for
T>lek s love making la that out th»re
In the ocean when he did not know
whether he would ever see me affata
he realised after all it was a mans
wife that count* Reside* T have al
wavs anown Pick ha* a one-track
mind ju*t n w he 1* running on the
track that leads to m»
I could almost wish he would never
he quite well again It 1* so «weet to
feci that vou are as necessary to
someone as Pick make* m* feel 1
am to h'm.
Mas anew life begun for Pick and
me’
/To Be Continued.>
A bfhhy of the Queen of
is to collect the eye glasses of cele
brated men

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