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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22
EVER SALIVATED BY
CALoMEL? HORRIBLE !
Calomel Is Quicksilver and Acts
Like Dynamite on Your Liver.

Calomcl loses You a day You
know what caiomcl Is It's mer-
curry; quicksilver. Calomel IS
dangerous. 1t crashes into sour
bile like dynamite. crumpiug and
sickcnng You. Calomcl attacks
the bones and should never be
put INTO your system.
When you feel bilious, sluggish,
coustipated and a'l knocked out
and believe You need a dose of
dangerous calomc, just remember
that your druggist sells for %
cents large bottle of Dodson S
Liver Tone, which is entirely veg
etable and pleasant 10 take and Is
IA perfect substitute for ealOmeL
Ii is guaranteed % start your nv
or without stirring YOU mp inside,
and can not saliyate.
Don't TAX calWaeli 1t makes
You sick the next day it loses You
la DAYS work. DodSun S Liver
Tone straightcns You right mp and
you feel great Give i TO the
children because il IS perfectly
harmless and doesn't grippe. ADV
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22

good and / hop every uncrI1g woman
will give them ID trial Nn. ANNA
KELLY no Chestnut Street Burling
ton. Wis
ThpmnHr convincing testimonials con-
sthnuy published in tho ncw smpru
ought 20 ho pnof,uDurh io wom,n Who
suffer from tho a.iun .ns IHa pe.-
liar ca thcrr.y that I y'aI rnl hnub
Vegoiallr Compound B. tlc medicine
hoy neyi
This rcol o'I root and herb remedy
has proved ulUla.I.l for t.,., dread.
ful nn. BE- contains what Rs needed 10
restore wumu1H hraIth HI strength.
n there l. nny popularity la
your ease requiring special adj
Vice. write the Lydia T.. Pink
ham Medicine Ca. .cuniidrutial,
Lynn, Mu,,., fur free advice.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22

The 0uinIna Thar De-i Hat Affect The Hesc
nrrarrr 90 BEE t.HIr r.f IaEHf.t effect. I.ANA.
IlNf hNnMu uIfsl .f 81 Hrfiff fhsn ufHluFff
uaiHinf ani Hars 900 raHar uefFtuauest nuf
fluEIHE in hrad NrmrsUif ~ the iui nafls sud
loak fof tlr signature 80 d. 81 OFuNL Is.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22
DOES SLOAN S IMMINENT
HELP RHEUMATISM?

Ask the man who uses il, he
n0wS TO think suffered al
bese years when one % cent bot
a. Oi Sloan $ L.n.ment cured
le, ~ writes one grateful user
I you have rheumatism or suffer
Om Neuralgia, Buckachc. Sore
e>s and Stiffness, don t put of,
,ttIng a bottle OF Sloan +. Il
III give you such welcome relief
warns and so1theS the sore,
i'f painful places and you feel
much better Buy il at any
I1,g store, only De. Advt
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22

Phone your grocery order to
B tterswOrth.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22
SHERIFF's SALE.

by virtue Of order of sale No
directed 10 me which ssued from
the Clerk 5 office OF the Fulton
quarterly Court. ia favor OF a..
W Caldwell ctr. against Roger
Caldwell, ! or one OF nay Depu-
ties, Will, on Monday the Bird
day OF July 1916, between the
hours ui =, NJ. and : 9-alock =.
~, 40 the store room on Mos
COW Ave. in Hickman, County Of
Fulton, Ky, expose 70 PUBLIC
SALE, b the highest bidder the
following property Tor 50 mn
thereof ls may bee necessary 20
satisfy the amount OF the Phiu-
uif debt, interest and cost
towit About Sld5OO. A stock
LOT restaurant goods j e. canned
1 goods, cigars, tobacco, candy etc
4asicd--upon ~ the property OF
Roger Caldwell.
/ TEBAlS-Sale viii be made ou
q credit Of sixty days, bond with
approved security required, bear
Ing interest at the rate of SIX
per cent, per amman from dU
. ol sale ana having the force aud
Effect OF a rrp.eNin bond
/ june TO. 1916
BAILEY HUDDl.ESTON.
Gh...ff te.I. t...,t..
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22

A regular morning operation Of
the bowels puts You in fine sha''
loF the day IS work Il YOU mis-
il you feel uncomfortable an
cannot put vim into your move
meub For al bowel Irregular
tas llERBlNE is the remedy
10 purle,. strengthens and rcgu.
latos Prise 5Oc. Sold by HEX
man Drug Co. Adv.
Tie new iaw aboihhng the in-
dr,ermiuutc seuiencc Went into
effect a,t week and JureS are
Now instructed b. bring definite
sentences boo criminal eases.
Mis-. Bc,, Choatg returned o.
DER hmnc in Hickman Saturday
.uilrr "a peasant visit wth rcla.
iycs and friends here. -Wingc
Post.
Cuitur may be great stuff
But Low Nc'kcd girl can AWAY
get a man away from a High
Bwwcd girl.
E..zlhrthiowu Cap Noe. 81
/ years u,!. anal Miss Ida May Pa
/ uugor lo, were married her
! rlurviay
Fresh meats at Moore's.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22

The famous Blue Bird pictures
have been secured by Mr.. Col
vim 10 be shown once each week,
beginning next Tuesday. These
pictures are the best of their
kind.
VIM + kaSting, postmaster at
Buffalo, n. Y, dropped dead
while attending the st. Louis con
yrutim. Tie was 40 years old
and a native of Germany.
All kinds Of the latest Lunch
Goods ut Bettersworth.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22
CITY OFFICIALS BUSTED.
BLOOD OATH" TAKEN.

A sensation was created in Pa.
duoah, Friday, when the state
court Of appeals rendered a de-
risim BUSTING Mayor Lackey and
MY Commissioners e. l. Hazelip.
George e. Wallace and G. /
Nanmeter, Commissioner l.. A.
" ashington was not affected and
heid ms office. The upper court
reversed the decision OF .Iudp, b
D. Bethrum, of Somerset XIV
who was special itdgei n the
case IN the McCrackcn Cimuit
court. The plaintiffs. Frank
Burns Eugene Graves and Don
T. Martin, prosecuted suit TO
Dust the foregoing officials. con.
lending they were elected by the
votes and influence of a club
known "a, the United Protective
Association, which the plaintiff,
CHARGED tu.E gu ..,tI, g.. ,.,t.. .....
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| late cous
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22

nut after thh ing
Lydia T. pinkham :
Vegetable Com.
pound Tablets and
using two bottles Of
the Sanntivc y h
! am fully convinced
thnt ! an entirely
currdo these trou-
Ics. and fcclbctter
a'l over ! know
Your remedies have
done me w0rltIs Of
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22

II takes q rich man 10 draw a
check, a pretty girl 10 draw al
teutiou, % horse 10 draw a cart
d porous plaster to draw the skin,
% topper 10 draw a cork, a free
lunch 20 draw a crowd, and a
we'll displayed advertisement in
Obj, paper 20 draw trade, etc.
Typewriter paper in boxes at
this office, either legal or regu-
lar sizes.
Heinz pickles and canned
goods; none better.-Prather's.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22
HOME or HIS CHILDHOOD.

Rev Il e. Doug.ass. pastor ol
%, f.pt Methods. church thN
cdy r,c.,cI m urgent invita-
uuu 90 cme 90 thc church oi
BIS chadho,d days ih. huld %
revival messing Rev Douglas,
accepted this invitation and .e.t
Monday Cd this Weos Tor Doug
las, Chapel. lu summer county.
near Ga.lHn IHm llc Niry
turn next Monday lu hs ab.cIce
ih, presiding ea,r Rev w. ~.
Armstrong, VII have charge
preaching sunday, dune - al
ll 900. and Rev d A Spence
wall preach az s D. m.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22
YOUNG MAN WANTED.

Ono with some knpw.~I of
o.lIcr work, aHd one who b. not
afraid o. work splendid u.pr
tmdy iur advancement
Apply 800 your own misl Wit
ue stating habits whether tou
smok, cor drink, age pn-cm u-
puymrut. aud how many eI-
'tmn pcept.J m uc past i..c
tp five years.
AblIc,s.
THE HICKMAN COURIER,
Care Dept j..
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22

"Little Cook" corn; none bet
ter, only Zoe the can.-Betters-
worth.
Miss Leila Utley who has been
visiting Mrs. JOHN Shepherd, at
Fulton, returned home Thursday.
Assistant Attorney General T.
%. Morris has been appointed as
attorney general in the place oil
the late d. j. Caldwell.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22

The Courier sent 10 your al
dress 3 months for 25c
Bring your chickens, turkeys,
eggs aud butter o. tAe LaCWdr
Hotel VII pay ue highest
marse, pupc- - %. West uc
A NEW ONE. Kellogg s Cook
eel Bran (ready TO scrycl, a big
package only 25c. Ask about It.
K Is Prather.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-03
CITY WINS PAY
SUIT, is REPORT

Corporation Counsel Harry J
Dingeman. Thursday afternoon, re-
ceived word indirectly from clerk
OF the supreme court ia apsing that
the salary s1it on which depends
pay increases for many city Off
cials, has been decided in favor
of the city The 60 -poraton coun.
sci Immediately sent 20 Lansing TO
obtain copy OF the decree. IL IL
has been issued. The salary in,
creases tied up in the suit amount
TO approximately 10000
II understand that the supreme
court has affirmed the decision OF
the lower court with some modifi-
cations affecting tne power OF the
common council 20 increase salaries
by ordinance without having the
board of estimates pass on them" ="
said Mr.. Dingeman.
The salary increases in question
affect The mayor, corporation coun'
sci. commission OF public works, city
clerk. city treasurer. assessors, con
troller and others. The charter pro
vision preventing a city official from
obtaining a salary increase during
term OF office. prevents the mayor.
controller and some others from
benefiting by the raises until the
next term OF Office.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-03
POSTAL INCOME
SHOWS GAIN OF
5PER CENT

The continued growth and pros
perity Of the city is reflected ir the
increased postal receipts fo- the
month Of February, which Postmas-
ter NageI complied, Thursday morn
ing.
The receipts amount 10 s302, ,935.75.
which is an Increase OF 15 per cent
over the receipts for the same
month In 1915.
Balances In the postal savings
bank also show substantial gain.
Duriag the month OF February $50.
T33 worth Of certificates were is
sued, compared with s35,570 for the
corresponding month year ago.
The balance on March pss sl.4s7..
S57. as against s935,s01 for Fe5ru.
airy, 1915.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-03
WHEAT MARKET
IS IRREGULAR
Bearish Weather News Count.
eracted By Good Support
On Early Dip

CHICAGO, March 3.-Wheat fiuc'
tuated fractionally today, on bear
ish weather news which was coun.
teracted by good support on an early
dip. May ruled around Ill Is,
slightly below last nights close,
and July around los SIS. Big buy
ers gave the shorts a brief scare
shortly after the opening. but II was
short-lived.
Corn had a weak start. but prices
acted in sympathy with wheat. Both
May and July sold al - Is, Lac
up from the opering.
Moderate buying boosted OATS l-4c
for both May and July, the former
ruling around 43 and the latter
aroun a. is.
Provisions were higher on the
higher hog market
The Detroit times., 1916-03-03
Marriage Licenses

Anton siebert. "a. Detroit: Augusta
oschadienski. 40. Hamtramck
Victor kondratic, %. Agnes Kon-
William Sues 81. Detroit: Ella
Llndauer, "A. Cincinnati.
Arthur sennewald. 81. Alma Cab
lau. 2s.
Park; Anna Malsrick. 10, HamtTanck
Georae cededi, Is. Hamtramck
William. Hubbard. &c, Terla &.
rslix ! Tschirhsr,. 80; Sein. Lob
Alvin ?. chaney. as; Florence NJ
!. Otto Biu.mks. n: Alma z. zes-
Erwin Maveal. 20. Detroit. Mary
Geraw. 20, Ford City.
=. Harry shapiro. .s: Jennie Nfeberg
Edward Herbert s5i Lydia strauch.
=, clinton Gottschslk. 25. Plymouth
John 'IssSS b Fr.SSe,te; e; ss, s"e: Clara Han
Joseph A. Bisneii. 25: France.
Israel Levine. 30; Rose weisbers
Carl Theuer. 20, Nankin Township
Edna T. Holmes 10. same
Hugh A McDirmid, ~, Margar Fl
Frank Driver. "a. Plymouth: Ami,
| Ltttics, 2s. same
,,.H nreniesnd a..ssnS x puibrook. ''i wini-
| Solomon sherman. 20: Sophia earn
John w. Ksus. "a Grace Prussia. 20
George DeRoso. 30. Detroit: Flor
enc LAppens "a. Dexter.
Herman Richert. a. Nj. Clemens
Jennie Hansen. 70. Wyandotte.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-03
lRkET TURNS UPWARD,
|DLLOWINe BREAK DUE TO
SEASON Of HYSTER|A.
HIGHER PRICE
OF GAS" HAVING
ITS EFFECTS

Several straws already indicate
the effects of high priced gasoline on
the automobile industry and the
automobile user. rnd also Indicate
the conviction on the part OF both
producer and colcLmer that consid.
erabiy higher prices are likely 10 re-
suit. says the Wall-st. Journal.
For instance. garage owners are
trying TO make long-term contracts
for gasoline al current prices, but
with Tide success. Producers are
unYilling 10 do business on this
basis A selling agent, who was re-
Gently asked 10 make a contract for
six months, refused even TO make
one for so days he ventured the
opinion that by midsummer the
price for gasoline would be IS to 40
cents a gallon, wholesale. delivered
to garage.
All this is likely 10 tcnG TO some
curt ailment In the use of cars. One
garage owner states that this win
Ter he has had several times as
many cars In permanent storage as
usual, and this experience is prob
ably general. He has already re-
ceived application for storage next
winter IL the price Of gasoline keeps
W.
An advance Of even 10 cents gal'
ION In the price of gasoline will add
at least S.75.00o.oeo to the country's
gasoline bill In 1915 there were -
075,57e machines licensed in the
United States and manufacturers
have planned to put out about ], ,50o,-
900 this year. II is probably con.
servative estimate that 5000. 900 cars
will be in operation In the height OF
the season this year. Average con
per car in 1915 has been
figured at 45j gallons. Even allow
ing for some falling of in per Car
consumption, tie automobiles will
probably consume this year at least
l ESQ 900 900 gallons. For other pur-
poses about SOC. o00, 900 gallons of
gasoline are used in this country a
year. Adding this would give a To-
tai OF LTD. 900 900 gallons.
A l0-cent advance In gasoline from
these prices, however. does not
measure up 10 the expectations Of
producers. for they believe in a 10
or 20-cent advance. The gasoline
consumed in this country this year
might, therefore. easily cost $780,
e00. 1000 more than last year
Gasoline has joined the ranks of
the advancing commodities with
vengeance. The cnly way for the
to hedge Is to buy some
oil stocks. for tsese companies will
be In position to make some hand
some returns TO stockholders this
year.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-03
new BANK GETS
6,766 DEPOSITS
Accounts of Highland Park
State Are Increasing
Rapidly

The Highland Park state Bank
of Detroit. which opened its doors
Wednesday morning had b,1s6 de.
positors, Thursday, according TO a
statement OF Alonzo p Ewing. vice
president and general manager
Even Thursday mornin- the lobby
was well filed with persons who
had come to deposit their savings
and Mr.. Ewing and other officials
OF the new institution. were deIug d
with the congratulations Of their
many friends.
The entire force. assisted b. the
clerks Of the Detroit Trust Co.
worked through the night because
OF the great rush OF business, which
was far greater than the officers had
anticipated
James Couzens. the president, and
the other officers supervised The
work through the night, and took
their first rest in nearly two days.
IuuIrudy iuNfAiN 8
The slogan, 1T pays to advertise. 4"
undoubtedly expresses the opinion
of Detroit bankers, who assert that
the publicity campaign carried on
by the new bank during the last
few weeks not only brought IL
thousands OF depositors on opening
day. but was accountable for d
larger business in every Detroit
bank.
I'VE had an unusually heavy
business for "A day in n.id.week." f"
said one prominent barker. Our
deposits we're much larger than
usual, and we believe that the ad-
vertising campaign which has been
carried on by the new financial in
stitution is accountable for this in
creased business"
Other bankers stated that their
deposits were unusually heavy on
"Wednesday. and that they could Of
fer no explanation for the increased
business, unless the advertising
campaign conducted by the High
land Park State Bank OF Detroit
was responsible.
Not only we're "a r deposits
made In the banks. bu' many new
accounts were opened, 1t was re-
ported
The money received by the vari-
Gus banks VAS not cash Withdrawn
frorn one financial institution and
deposited in another II Is iald that
many persons made deposits Of
funds which they had been hoard.
ing for months and years, keeping
the cash in their homes. The e1.
tensive advertising campaign con
Quoted by the bank Is asserted 20
have caused these persons TO realize
that they were carelessly riskins
their money BY not depositIng IL
with bank.
Mr.. Couzens and Mr. Ewing as
sert Z Z they we're more than
pleased with the hearty reception
they received from the general pub
lie on the opening day.
Cards were passed out 20 the de-
positors upon which was printed
the following statement, quoting
President Couzens: "A mans char.
acter is his best credit at this bank.
a saving habit develops his char.
| acter."
The Detroit times., 1916-03-03
truck and Car Min.

When a big auto truck tnat had
carried nearly two tons OF milk all
the way from Plymouth was almost
In the doorway OF the Detroit Cream.
cry plant at CasS and Grand River.
aves.. Thursday afternoon. IL was
struck by "A Grand River car The
milk mixed with the snow to form
ice cream on the pavement. The
truck and milk were the property of
John W. Henderson,. OF Plymouth. A
glrI passenger or the car was slight
ly injured. bu, refused TO give her
name and wa snoi taken eff the car
The Detroit times., 1916-03-03
RUMOR CAUSES
ACTIVITY IN
IRON SILVER

A rumor that substantial stock
dividend will be declared by the
iron Silver Mining CO. has pro
duced activity In that sock on the
Detroit exchange the last few days.
The high price OF zinc also has been
one OF the coutributory causes OF
the rise.
The stock has been selling al
si.t5 or thereabouts the last feU
Ueeks. Earnings OF the company
in DE .ember were -eported to be
approximately 10000. For several
years he stock has tpald 20 cents a
share, with an occasional extra.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-03
NEW WORK. pnoprcn MARKET.

Flour Firm. winters. s57oqt.o5:
springs t5i0d575. Pork firm
mess. $50 7sm y Iard; Firm: mid
dlewest spot 80 s0p10.sO. Sugar:
Raw, strong centrifugal S6-tcst,
i5.O2T 5.ii; muscovado ss-test. f425
m -. refined. firm. cut loaf, 81:
granaiated s ,sa5 q ess eGE'etso CSree "iRG no
No, on spot, steady. 9he TalIow
Sfaady. special stsc5 city. SIC;
country. sh 0s&c. Hay. QUIET:
clover. 90cntiis Dressed poultry.
Firm. turkeys. 20 n 7Oc: chickena.
1874 n CSC fowls. 16Tiac. ducks. a0M
21c.. Live pgultry: Steady: geese, ibc
2om25c roosters. i2c. chicken. broii-
ers. = n iTc. Cheese. Flrm. state
milk. common 20 specials f5B1
isiAc. skins. common 90 special, So
91eAc
The Detroit times., 1916-03-03
s-
kchange Relapses In
to Period of In
ertia
!! Trading CENTERS
IN NDUSTRIALS
Railway Shares Are
Active, Rising
One Point

DaGne aO1o ~ tie New Vert
Wve0onU RosS.b
Il NEW YORK, March 3.-After its
lGofIy hystcricaI excitement OF
1nesday the stock exchange 70
De1 Thursday into the mere
k6etfs which prevailed before the
exnan assault on verdun began.
~f fhe clash between the president
- congress. Most Of the business
80 WAS done IL the speculative
Duotyial shares. Taking the range
w. lgtcog. ootn in these stocks and
~ standard shares. the tendency
Slng most Of the day was upward.
o WAS n be expected after yes
ooyAa violent decline in response
1&fnoa which bad not happened.
nt that the spirit Ct the day
A nevsrthelcss, have been one
ropt hesitation was not surpris-
~ yiow q the uncertainty which
nued 10 surround the upper
| tpD1cs of discussion.
|l$ 1oiw1ng IN advance OF 1-2 point
0DBoabouts IN number OF
n1DA farther advances, mostly
G)1onaI, occurred. In addition to
m nn0fo active industrials. several
Dpny Shares ruse nearly . point
~ yesterdays closing figures.
noea. However. all action seem
~ 1ays come 10 IN end. and the
aD1E STOOD ul0tionless until the
e na1f hour. when prices yielded
GIy under desultory professional
The Detroit times., 1916-03-03
livestock

Dk4 CENT1AB 0rOCkyARDS
o5T. Mich. March 7.--cattle:
ssssys = 81 3sec 1%lsnsr % s1s bet
sss sssass 81 ssss.s ss,s.s.. 3s2caSsss::
- Ssns, ~ ssss; stocs bulls.
Vel calves: Market. steady:
- sheep and 1ambs. Market.
1n1Y; yearlfngs. SO: best lambs.
- issabs. ss.!s&s.i5; yssrlinEs.
- @ sna q commcn. nom ssscg'te.' Aoss:
- 1ee nons sold ~ noon: prospects
The Detroit times., 1916-03-03
sToCKHOLDERS MEETING or
ID. G. "a n COMPANY

Notice is hereby gwen that the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Deiray Connecting Railroad Com
peny. for the election OF Directors
ana the transaction OF such other
business as may come before the an
nua! meeting will be held at the Of
Ace OF the company In the City of
Detroit. Mich. on Wednesday. March
rs, 1915. at p. m. BY order OF the
Directors Of the Company.
(signedD J. ID. SASDERS
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-03
Adcrafters To elect.

The annual meeting and election
OF the Adcraft club will be held at
the Board OF Commerce. Thursday
night. Dinner will be served at
$50 o'clock, and the business ses.
sion will be called at S o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-03
Two Per. Cen. Dividend On Sugar.

In a meeting Of the directors OF
the Michigan Sugar Co, this week,
a regular dividend OF two per cent
was declared thu common stock.
The books closed Wednesday. and
will reopen March 70.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-03

The Pennsylvania shiphuiidlne Co.
with n cspitsilxatlo Of $500 900. viii
be In operation on the Delaware
river within six months The com
pany has already booked orders for
TO be delivered within two years
The Detroit times., 1916-03-03

Sun6N S4cck FNsS i iYxhps. GeM March a..
6Ie: Rsesipts. $4,000: market strong
- H5khsr; mixed and butchers,
s:s;y, ssss cssss .s;ssvlx; .';:. lxi;.hts. ss::ssssi s:'ssssi
II nssissr. :ds strcns; s Sssves' ''ef,Rs s7.gRs 8
Itss ssd E feeders. ss.ss xsss: Tex: r.s.
e&etQ1.ee; calves. Ss.so6ii.ss.
9o2: nseeipts II 900. market
"a iamss is.zs0ii: western.
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~ K snassTPyrykAi6Ll asTyyAiLsc n I'VE SsqsS ss1sK: =
SS. Nh: pvins steers. $3.50 Q SIS;
caIvse: Receipts TS: market
lYe, essedy: Gull 70 choice. $3.50 a
~; msszsf. lambs siow. sheep &C.
~ steady; choice lambs. 1Ii@
s1es csll % fair. Sf:se0i0.'s: year
|39a p010.3S: sheep. -et@sss.
|9&o: xscsipte. $500: market. ac-
,(sl e lei iaigSs.; n'gs:s; ySFIssGss' yIs.G' ss.sssS
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Bank. mud trust Compasies.


70 ,Necu,n ne ,T.,UT oraeTs Ur nn sns Expphanse phvec
Carlyle & Povah, w A. Hamiin A
Co, IL W Noble a Co. w. r.. Moss
q Co. Bennett. Smith a Co. Sinclair
Gorton, ". l.. Peiily & Co. Geo. NJ
West a Co. T.. r Maccroue a Co.
Emme; l. Sprague. Matthew Finn
u I. Seymour & Co. A w. Wallace
& Co. VIM. n. Rose & Co. VIM. A.
Neer a Co. w. ". Mclaughlin. F.. X.
Pclton. Merrill. Lynch - &C.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-03
MONEY MARNET.

NTw YORK. Mar Money on
cali: ~, per cent Time money; ?
per cont for sin months. Mercantile
paper . per cent. Bar silver Lon
don. 27 i-isth pence New York. 56Fsc.
Demand sterling sa.7s 7-is.