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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-14
4 ssI0NEE or M0RTuAuEE's
SMALL FARM !!
Near Hoods Mills, in Carroll County,
Maryland.


| By virtue Of the power Of sale con-
tanned In a mortgage from Maggie A
Brown to the Westminster Deposit &
Trust Company, dated February 9Th.
1914. and recorded among the real es-
tate mortgage records of Carroll
County, n LIber O. .. G., No. s., folio
z65, etc. and BY virtue Of an assign
ment thereof. the undersigned, will
offer at public sale on the premises on
SATURDAY. the Goth day Of APRIL,
1916. at : o'clock D. n. al that parcel
Of land described in and conveyed by
said mortgage. containing
= ACRES o. LAND, MORE O. LESS.
This property is situated near
Hoods Mills. In Carroll county. Mary
land. and Vas recently occupied by
Maggie !. Brown
The improvements consist o. a
frame DWELLING HOUSE. tenant
house. carriage house. wagon shed and
other outbulIdings.
Terms OF Sale :-One-third cash on
The Gay Of sale. Or upon the ratlfca-
ton thereof 0ne=thiT1 IN SIX months
md one=fhird In one year upon the
purchaser giving his notes with APP
proved security hearing interest from
the day Of eala. or al cash At the OPP
lion Of the purchaser
CHARLES Z. FINK.
Assignee OF MorIsafss
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DELICATE CHILD


Fayetteville. N. {. my lite daugh.
ter was in poor health, delicate md
so weak it made rs very uneasy.
heard about Yinol and decided TO Try It
and the results we're marvellous. her
appetite improved, she gained IN weight,
and s nov one Of the healthiest children
IN town. Mothers OF delicate children
should vinol y Mrs. GORDON JEssur.
vInoI : delicious cod liver and IRON
tonic without oil. constitutional rem
edy which creates an appetite. aids d.
geation and makes pure healthy blood
All children Iove 70 take i. :
SHAW DRUG COMPANY
Westminster. Nd.
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Ut I..IH UUH~II = HUHIH HUNEz
DON'T Mss THIS. cnI on thu slIn.
enclose with &c and mai II . Foley :
Co. Chicago. III. writing your name and
address Clearly Yon viii receive n r.
turn . triaI package containing Tolex.s
HsasyH and Tar Compound for branchlsHl
coughs. colls md Group. Foley Kidney
PIIIa, or Iame Iack. weak Kidneys. rhen-
maIlsm bladder troubles. and Foley c.
tha1tle Tablets. wholesome and thor
ouznly cleansing eaIharIIc, or eonaII-
paIlon. billonsness, HEADACHE aud slug
gil bowels
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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SATURDAY. April 4 1913. i Y e1eloes shafi


stsH. CaHHell eeuptsz Nd. On
SATURDAY. APRIL Il. 1915 Il " o'clock zharp
The following Personal Property. 20 ~
One -. Of uHTior furniture. consisting OF launs.
roeEer ard chairs. marble top stand. large nIH=
rou spit Bottom chairs. lot q pIeIureA lot 81
cushions hall Taek. Izrge aak table. . feet lon.
DINING room chairs. e.uch stznda. walnut
aee1atmF. tloa year Obj china eloast medicine
ca roeElng ehaira1dou1le heater fKnAemant M.
49, several set u dishes large quantity o china
ware. lot u carpets matIIngs and Oh cloth. Acme
range. Iuungez walnut tzHle, mali table lot Of
chzIrs . Tampa can II lad. lot kitchen utensils
anlfA o bedroom furniture complete. larae bel.
single BIZ cot waHlrobsa. bureau, feather bed.
an a quantity O bel clothing. refrigerator.
c0Ihes horseA in Hafes. cunhparda fruit
drzar. chunk 1--WE. chzats. canned fruits ID
jeIlIss. barrels tub nlews hoes. Iorksz raksH.
an man Other aFIIsIae TO numerous 10 mention.
Terms d SaIa On al sums IF s and undo.
cazH: Ill sums Over S1 : credit Of months III
be given On nuIas with approved security, bearing
interest from day o. sale No nopda = be removed
uni settled for.
EMANUEL sHAEFFER.
FTanelz J. Albau.h. Auetionssr
Geo. :. Miller. Clerk. mar d
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Hatm.

Edmund had Just begun to attend
lie public school. and hid found a
nav friend. : Guild Of whom d.
mund'a mother had never hea=1s
WIo : thIs Walter?e she led.
: h a nIca title boy9'
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-14

D. \. Myers. John S.. Westminster.
says: = relative suffered for
nearly Two years from kidney trouble.
The pativ,.I complained of duh. bear
lng-down pains across the back and
often had terrible headaches and
spells OF dizziness. Doan's Kidney
pills. pro .ured at Moore's Drug Store,
broughs freedom from kidney COM
plant.
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M0RIaA0EE.s SAIL
" OF Valuable -
SMALL FARM
II last View In Carroll count, I'D.


b virtue Of the power and author
T ty contained In MORTGAGE from
William Theodore Christ 10 Charles
= nickell. lated on the goth daY OF
March, :. II. 1915. which IS recorded
among the Real Estate mgrtgaRs rec.
nrda OF aid county II Ter .. .. O..
40 IS. Iolio s2i &c. thn ar aisnod
mortgage Will eli Il - liz auction
On the propIess II East YisW. on the
Deer Park snad. IN he Fourth eiocz
lion district IN said county. NJ one
o'clock ?. N. on
SATURDAY, APRIL md. 1917.
all that parcel Of lard containing :
acres and rood Of Ind. more OF
less. which Is improved With q iwoz
atorY frame dwelling house sith five
rooms. xoll Of wafer. 5fchafd. out
buildings. ar and described in said
mortgage. This property Is nov oc-
enpIed h tha morigsrsf. AM Is con
xenIentlY located IN relation To
church. school and State road
Terms OF Sale. ---One-h half eaRh NJ
on ratification Of sale hY the court.
and the balance in zlx months from
the day Of sale. the credit payment
10 b secured b. the mote OF The puT=
chaser Nth approved security. The
purchaser VII b required u make
cash depoaiI Of 800. viii the mort
RaFes O. tn daY OF sale. or all cash
II he option OF The purchaser.
CHARLES E. nfCkET.I.
NoTIgakse
Michael +. Walsh. Solicitor.
Francis J. Albaugh. Auellonaer.
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OVER THREE YEARS LATER,
Mr.. Myers said: When we used
Doan;a Kidney Pills. the results were
highly satisfactory. I am pleased to
confirm M former endorsement
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DuaLic SALE
Il OF
pers onal Property.

TEa undersigned I'll sell II public sale IN HI
premises - Ne. 3ls East lain stresI. Waztan
steH. Carroll County. Nd. IN
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Price 50e, 1t Ill dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy--get
Doan.a Kidney pIIls-the same that
Mr.. Myers has twice publicly recon-
mended. F0ster-Milburn Co, Props.
Buffalo, +. Y.
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PLAIN QUESTIONS To wEsTaNs
TER PEOPLE
Every Westminster Render VII A.
nit lie Snunlness a the Logic.

Would Westminster people recon-
mend Doans Kidney Pills rs they DO
II the medicine we're not reliable7
Would they confirm their statements
after years haze elapsed i their e.
perlenees did not show the remedy 10
be deserving Of it Statements Ike
the following must carry conviction
To The mind OF every reader:
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HOGS WANTED
WEEKLY.
Rehab,htu

Dressed OF alive. Fresh and suaar
Cursll Hams and Bacon for aaIe At all
tim j. ELMER MYERS.
- 81 Pleasant Valley. ID.
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CIT TuIs OUTFIT = WORTH MONEY

EMANUEL SHHEFEER
Francis J, AIbau.h. Auetionssr.
Geo. :. Miller. Clerk. mar D
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-17
CANADIAN. war.
ORDERS LARGE
Calls for Ammunition Alone
Now Total $685.
100000

At the close OF 1915. the total OF
the orders placed by the British gov
eminent in Canada for ammunition
was 1905 .000. 900. on which UP TO the
end Of the year $50. 0oo. COO had been
paid ous, according TO figures that
have been compiled by the Cana
dian Bank Of Commerce.
Orders on a large scsie for other
requirements CO the Allies are In
course OF execution. To this volume
OF business will be addea mat arts
ing from the equipment Of forces In
process of enlistment in all parts Of
the Dominion. to provide for which
parliament has voted a credit OF
$50. 900 600.
IL the war contifues. the expendi.
ture for war purposes In Canada will
aggregate $500, 100000 within the
present calendar year.
The output of ammunition. which
at the commencement Of the present
year was valued at 10000, 900 per
month, is steadily increasing as a
result of greater efficiency. That
still heavier demands will be made
upon our industries IS foreshadowed
by the announcement that 1T the re-
quest of the government the banks
are preparing to provide a further
credit Of from 100000 to S7s..
0o0. 900 for imperial purposes. II Is
hoped that this will result In bring
ing new orders OF at leaet $50, 000,.
900 to this country.
At present In elevators, ahoat and
at terminals. there In In sight In Can
ada approximately los, 100000 bush.
els OF grain. Of which s6.000.0 0o
bushels are wheat. A year ago the
corresponding amount was 3S ,000, 900
bushels. In addition, large amount
of grain has remained in the open
and II In feared will suffer more or
less deterioration In value. Very
little grain has been delivered by the
farmers during the past month, Ow-
ing to severe winter weather and to
q lack Of cars. Nevertheless, ter.
mInal elevators IN the Dominion
have in store much larger stocks
than IT any previous time.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-17
RESOLUTION ASKS
EMBARGO ON
PAPER MATERIAL

The Typothetas Franklin sssociA-
ton, Of Detroit, II seeking to con
serve paper.makins materials IN the
United States. II favors an embar-
go by the United States on the ex.
port Of all manufactured papers and
all materials that enter into the
manufacture OF papers. According.
~ the association has forwarded a
resolution TO congress, asking that
such embargo be placed.
Paper prices have scared lately.
because Of the shortage OF material.
Manufacturers have been tempted by
the high prices offered abroad, and
American consumers have been hard
hit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-17
Rise Follows Proposal
to Form General
Motors Pool
DURANT'S PLAN
is OPPOSED
No Benefit Would Re.
suit, Protesting Stock
holders Say

Chevrolet has led the curb Indus
trials this week. ami Thursday was
In atrong demand at 1866 wednes.
days quotation was 100. the rise
having been gradual throughout the
week Sales Tor the week have been
all the way from III to 1856.
Following closely the announce.
ment that An attempt would be
made 10 form voting trust for
General Motors. an effort supple
mentary TO the one several months
ago by a number OF directors to
head on the plans Of W. c. Durant.
n former president. to center control
Of the General Motors, in the Chew
rolet, the latter stock showed
strength. Mr.. Durant and some of
his associates have exchanged con:
siderable rfy'%eir General. Motors
shares FOR Chevrolet stock. :
- The names OF i3, shareholders OF
the General Motors Co. are signed
to a circular that WAS sent broad.
cast this week. urging that a voting
trust be formed. Among those
y hose signatures are attached 40 the
letter are s. q Bayne. X. Fulton
Cutting. James Byrne, and q. Il.
Ceilings. OF New York. Albert J.
Hart. Of Cleveland. and James n.
Finn and William Harris. OF Detroit.
who state that they have no connec-
ton with the General Motors man
agement and have no aspiration 10
become members Of the directorate.
The s.gners said they have given
their approval 10 the recent proposal
made By Charles r. Sabin. Emery
w. Clark, Albert Strauss, Albert II.
Wiggin, C. s. Mott. TT omas Neal and
Samuel W. Pryor TO deposit General
Motors shares under a voting trust.
The circular sent ont this week
reads as follows:
I'VE have followed the history OF
the company from the time the pres
emf mana cement took charge. in
1910, and we feel that IL for the
best interests of the stockholders
that The proposed new voting trus,
be established for their mutual pro-
lection. Granting that the present
effort 10 vest control OF the General
Motors CO. in the Chevrolet Motor
Co has not succeeded. II .s quite
possible that reno wed effort in
this direction will be made or that
an attempt might be made 10 change
the control by some other method.
I'VE believe that the continuation
OF the present conservative manage.
ment Is especially essential during
the next few years. and that those
who have been largely the creative
Influence Of the great success of the
company should be retained. We do
not believe that control by the Chev-
rolet Co. would result in any i'm
provement IN the management Of
the company"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-17

Detroit got too many cattle this
week. and the edge is of the de-
piand. The trade for the first three
days OF the week was extremely &C
tive. but as nearly 1000 head were
in sight by noon on Thursday. the
demand eased of and the close was
dull At prices &c 10 zoe lower than
those that ruled the trade earlier In
the week The outlook favors an
early decrease in current arrivals
and o return 10 prices which ruled
the trade at the beginning OF this
week. Common mich cows were
Dull and slow: even the best were
none too active. Veal calves were
quiet but about steady.
Sheep and lambs were unchanged
ne TO price, but the trade was called
rather quiet. The run was light
but az the demand was not strong
the days business was festureless
Tho time Is near al hand when cir
ped lambs will begin 10 make their
appearance In the market. but much
warmer weather will be needed be
fore buyers will take hold 81 shorn
stock. except a. sharp reduction In
prices.
The live hog trade looked rath,T
tired at the Detroit yards on Thur.
day, but the wise ones are looking
for speedy rally and return o.
the $40 quotation The quality o;
the offerings in Detroit. this week
was very unsatisfactory 70 The Kill
ing side OF tho trade arrivals IN
GLIDING far too mary p!gs ead hall.
fat liehtweightg
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-17
HEAVY SALES
CONTINUED
Financiers Juggle War Stocks
To Extract
Profits

NEW YORK, March l6.-'rhe New
York Evening Sun financial review
today said
Heavy realizing sales were again
in evidence in the stock market this
morning and impaired q good deal
Of irregulariy to the general list,
but concentrated ouyins continued
in special issues. some OF which I'm.
proved extensively, and the under
tone. particularly OF Industrial
shares was strung. Railway issues
were largely neglected throughout
the early trading and general ten
dency OF the group vas heavy with
pronounced weakness in Canadian
Pacific.
The lattsr was associated IN a
general way with the new financing
contemplated by the Dominion gov.
eminent. which includes loan OF
$1,000, 900 In this country and a
credit Of like amount negotiated
with the chartered banks Of Canada
Little or no change was noted In the
character of the dealings in Wall-st.
this morning aud the trading which
centered largely upon war order 10
sues and spccialties Was largely pre-
fessional. First prices were almost
uniformly higher and business was
conducted upon a scale Of large ac-
tivity. Though the distribution was
poor in respect TO the number and
character of Issues made prominent.
When speculative interests show
ed signs OF Tagging IN one issue. or
profit taking became too heavy for
further advancement. another was
taken in hand and thus in turn Cru
chile Steel. American Can ald Bald
win Loco4otives held the center OF
the s,asA .c7SR .aps.
United States Steel started at a
coed fractional advance and was ac-
lively dealt in, but the issue was
.osershadowed by the spectacular
performance elsewhere.
Speculative conditions were little
changed in the latter trading. Ac-
tivity WAS maintained on about the
same scale as the preceding day but
interest was confined almost entire
ly TO industrials.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-17
WHEAT RISES
ON BIG BUYING
Prices Open Down, But
Advance Later; Corn
Is Steady

CHICAGO. March IA decline
In cables caused q slump In wheat
at the opening today, but prices ad-
vanced later on good buying. May
sold at s1.1l Is. up 5-s and July at
sl.e9 3-s. Up 3-s.
Corn ruled fairly steady. With buy
ing active. May lost 3-s early. sell
ing at 10 "a. July was practically
stationary at II SIS.
Wheat ruled the oats pit. May
sold at Is i-2 and July II AZ rs.
The decline In hogs was reelected
In provisions market
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-17

EAST BUFFALO. n. =. March i6.
Cattle: Receipts. LIS; market, &C.
butcher srsd.s, sssogass cows. IS
q T.5o. Calves; Receipts. 100: mar
ket. active. steady. Gull to choice.
N;soGissc, sheep and lambs, Re.
choice lambs. yi.Sooit,Is; Gull 10
ie's5; sheep sias.s5 HOGS; Receipts,
leo market. SLOW, &c lover york
"a. sio:an 1880. heavy. $50 q 1895:
roughs. $3.50. stays. $3.50 u '.65.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-17
ling Active
111N, With No
6erings Made
JST co. STOCK
TER UBSC RIBED
~ Merge Com
ealth and Fed
er1I RuInored

1lokienn Sugar continued to ab
: ektsntion on the Detroit stoch
~ aness ThnYSday. and its ssnsa
y advsace during the l-st week
y ~ common topic of converse
There was . norapie advance
Stock Wednesday, and at the
1e was lid ct los. Thursday
poA exceedsd fts feat Of the
(lbaG day, and the bid was III
lkG Guse Of the morning session.
~ Nas noae offered Sales have
D nAade during the last day at
~ hstter.
~ olncial Of . large New York
hossse. who ID large indi-
IN holder Of Michigan sugar,
~ that the stock win go 10
tefUrO many weeks have
o u . letter TO Detroit
-. ~ svSiews the possibilities
NV ,osgy cpf19 or she eject
~ ~ ONllutr tha repeal
"a -. 1900
6Gloo ~ % what Is behind
y a Fedcrai state bapk
~ HIST few weeks. . rife on
3 QnGes Not much OF this Sc
- been sold, but the de-
1Is nan unurecedented
80 hnen ouite ren,rai
~ rn.mcnwes,th savings
80. - nerotias,nr far
iSSs ~ rsdsrri stafs IN
~ IN ,nstwpt,or ~ould
1920 e.ta bl,shed when
1llhln he next few weet.
~ thS new f,aar.nty Trust
S'Ssa tn rrneress 81 orranixn.
80 nles NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ac-
~ = 1erson closelr - touch
1Isirr q ia ccmpany. r
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-17
Livestock
M,cHuc.x CENTRAL srockyAmns

DETROIT: Mish Mar; is-S Cat,
heavy steers. ss@s,So; hes, handy
mixed steers and heifers. s.9l.ss;
handy light butchers. s7m7.25; light
butchers. s6@Ss5; best cows. s5.7sm
6; bat.hsr COWS 5000; common .s9 mot,
heavy bulls. $50 $50. bologna bulls.
.ss.s5GSso; stock bulls. s+eSMs; feed
ers. $3.50 6.75. stockcrs. sS.2S $3.50;
mixers and springers. ttoQsa. Veal
s5efio50. sheep and lambs: Receipts.
market. sio.I511l; light 10 common
lambs. ssaio: yearlings $500 80;
fair 20 good sheep. s7@.2s. Gull. and ana
$40 q SIS. others ee.sS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-17
UNION STOCK YARDS. III.

CHICAGO. III. March is.-Hogs;
steady. mixed and butchers, see 70
s.ss. good heavy, ;s.scu $50; rough
heavy. sa35Ts.S0. lirht, ss,3oTa.so
pigs. ssgons. cattle: Receipts. y.
100. market. steady. beeVes SI.sod
es5: COWS and heifers. s3,sonSfs
Texans. s1eons. calves. ss25r IL.
sheep. Receipts. 10000, market.
steady. native. 81 e5 u 500; Western,
western. siogIi.So
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-17
Financial Notes

Reports are that the Westinghouse
dividend will be increased
John r. Stuart has resigned as a
paying teller OF the First and Old
betroft National bank TO enter the
real estate field. He had been In the
employ of the bank for - years.
working In nearly every department
American Sugar Refining Co. has
made arrangements with the British
Royal commission. which has charge
OF all sugar importations into the
United Kingdom, for the rsnning OF
So 900 tons of sugar within the next
Elk months. At current prices the
order represents ss.ooo.ooo.
Canada Steamship Lines. Ltd, have
declared q dividend OF fAN on the
preferred stock. payable May TO
stock Of record April l. DIVIDEND on =
since the middle Of 1914. Annual
statement for year ended Dec. II
shows that the net revenue Increased
$50 compared with the previous
year.
An automobile merger which will
crystailixe about the Cole Motor Co.
will. II II UNDERWOOD. be shortly an
nounced. This consolidation will
have the result ~ putting number
of smaller Indiana automobile COM
panies into 2 strons producing unit.
pointment Of A. +. Knobioch as vice
president and general manager OF
the Cole Co. In FIRST step In the
working out OF the merger plans.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-17
CHICAGO BUTTEn MARKET.

Prime ordinary. ice; frsts 1914 a 2oc.
Cheese: Twins lsA Glsnc; young
Fowls. i2hc. ducks. isaisc; geese.
lo1fyc: springs, 1sc, turks. iac. 70
tatoes: Receipts ~ cars. Michigan.
aeGfsc: Wisconsin,. eon CSC Mime
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-17

The curb association. OF New
York, has Hsted 100000 shares <of
.Nvroist Motor stock. par vSnIe
came ex-dtvidend Wednesday; An
meek Mining Co. 81 Allouez Mining
20. 81. 80. American Beet sugar pre-
ferred. 81 90: American Cigar prefer
red 81 So American WOODEN prefer
red, siT5. and common. si.95.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-17
Copper Rang. Pays Dividend.

Detroit shareholders OF Copper
Range. on Thursday. received n
dividend disbursement OF $50 IL
share In view OF the recent earn
ings OF The company. spe cIsl divL
dends are expected.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-17

That pecan nuts are destined TO be
the most important of all products
OF nut-besring trees in the United
States IL the opinion Of the depart
ment OF agriculture The output Of
these nuts more than trehled be.
tween 1899 and io0a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-17
In northern New Mexico The fact

In northern New Mexico the fact
that wolves and coyotes are becom-
ing q serious menace to cattle and
sheep is attributed TO the lsupcrsti.
tion OF NAVAJO Indians. the tribe
holding bSth beasts sacred and, ye-
fysius 10 trek yssfu !. k-hsn Win.
the afeatfxt % respecf. :,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-17
The Dutch government ma. taken

The Dutch government mas taken
over the distribution OF all coal IN
Holland. Distribution IL rndcr the
control Of body known as the
state coal distribution and advisory
com mittce. Importers Of coal mus
dispose OF 1, subject to the instruc.
tons OF this body.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-17
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

CLEVELAND. -, March ls.---
Hogs; Receipts. 1000 SLOW. workers,
81 sod TO- mixed and mediums, stoI
1905; Rigs, $3.50. roughs. ssIb'
stays, s7.sh. Cattle: Receipts. : ears.
steady sheep and lambs Receipts,
cars, steady; lambs. top. sil..b.
calves: Receipts, $50; steady; top.
SiiI5.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-17

The following firms are PRIVILEGED
20 execute orders on the Exchange;
Co. n. W. Noble 4 Co. W. T.. Moss
4 Co, Bennett. Smith A. Co. Sinclair
A Couls. Joel Stocksrd Co. Lewis O..
West Co. r. +. Msccrons CO.
Emmett l. Sprsxur. Matthew Finn.
y. I. seymour e. Co. A. W. wallace
4 Co., VIM. ". Rose e. Co. VIM A
Pelton. Merrill. Lynch 4 Go.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-17
roLEnn LIVE STOCK,

ceIpts. liberal market. fodlsc low
er. heavies. sioa 1905: mediums. $40
y 1906; workers. sea i6.o5: good pigs.
5000. calves Market. strong.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-17

Butter Creamery. extras. 3Sc.
frsfs 34c; packing stock. isc. dairy.
;fc per ID
Eggs-Fresh receipts candled.
cases Included. fssc: current re-
cefpts, tei4c per doz. Receipts Thurs
day 3.2s0 cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-17

TOLEDO. O.. March 1s-CIose
wheat: Cash. .si1s; May. r:Ist /;
Nav. ike: July. issc. osts: cash.
SSc: Nay. 4sAc; July. 4JKc. Rye:
Cash. &c. C1overseed: Cash. sil,55.
March, SIo.s5: April. 1855. Alsike:
Prime. $40. Timothy: March. $40.
Butter: Brick creamery. SIC; tub
creamery. acc. Eggs: Fresh. csnd.
led. ale: fancy selects. ,tc; candled
storage. zoe. Hay: Unchanged.