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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-30
THE CURB MARKET.
IRA nsartions IN Two Hours Make
New Record for Year.

Profit iaking at the opening influenced
stocks III the curb market Yesterday and
slight reCe-sions were recorded. In the
later trading. however. there was q heavy
demand for stocks and early declines were
recovered. Total transactions in the two
Conspicuous anong the features were the
Atlantic. Gulf and West Indies common and
preferred. which est abb shed new high levels
for the year. advancing So and .s points
respectively. A widely circulated report
of "A new capital re adjustmsnt plan which.
OF all concerned was responsible for Il sharp
upturn in the international Mercantile Marine
securities. The preferred sold AZ "h., a new
hiEh record and a gain OF more than D points
from the previous high.
Midvale Steel and Cuba Cane sugar com
tone. Midvale steel closed slish,ly below
the final auo'a'lon OF Friday. while Cuba
Sugar advanced frstionally. Sapulpa Refn-
ing was strong, with sales AT lSss, an over.
night gam Of ~ points, Houston on
reached a new top price for the movement,
were moderate. Chevrolet Motor was. active
and ruled firm throughout the day Midwest
ReNrlny responded to the excellent announce
mcnt OF the company earnings. moving up
Metal stocks were active and steady, With
issues. This reflected the strong position OF
silver metal. Nipis.lng Mines sold as high
az S.. compared with the previous. close OF
"a. United Verde Extension moved up and
down within a narrow range, while BUTTE
Copper and Zinc and kenefck were we'll
supported at Fridays high levels.
In the bond department dealings we're
Cuban Mortgage Cs be,tered their price by
"a OF q point.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-30
Big Figurcs.

Some idea Of the great prosperity in
this country Is obtained from the facts
made public in the Digest OF Trade
Conditions for May. issued by the
Franklin National Bank OF Philadelphia,
covering operations for March. and in
some instances for February. Bank
c~learings during March in 16a cities ag-
gregated SCI 900. 600. 900. as compared
with $4,000. 900. 900 in March, 1915.
New clear!ngs records for March were
made by l26 cities and for any month
by ~ cities. There were but .6iS busi-
ness failures in March. 1916. against
1888 In the corresponding month of last
year. The liabilities OF the concerns
that failed totalled only ST.. 900. 900,
against $4,000. 900. Financing by
corporations during the third month OF
this ear aggregated 3c75,0oO. 900. as
compared with $%73.o0o.o0o last year.
The total capitalization OF the new cop-
nanies formed during March was s2S2.-
600, 900. against less than one-half Of
that amount in the corresponding month
In 1915. Gross earnings OF Az rail-
roads during February were $cS9, ooo,-
600. against $40. 100000 last year,
while the net earnings Of these companies
during that month this year Was $780,
o0o. 600. against $4,000, 900 in February,
1919. a gain OF 81 per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-30

Save, state dairy, finest, saT satac,: good
to prime, So 3@i2c.; renovated, extras, 30
d3eiac,: Nrsts, STA a2c. ladies'. hrsts. 29W
2siac. packing stock, current make. iine.
CSC: No, .. 2Ii5c,
CHEEsE-Market was quiet at I'M
Ing been completed for export prior to
yesterday. Four thousand boxes were
exported to Liverpool and London during
the week. Receipts Of fresh made cheese
continued light. Storage stocks nearly
exhausted, Prices. Fiat, held, colorcd and
white specials. 1874 mi9c,; average fancy.
lSnlShc.; fats. fresh specials, IGN a &c.
Cheddars, he'd. Specials, lst "lS3Cs;
held, nne 70 hnest lsalsi4e. Twins, hold
specials. 1sA niSisc.; good TO prime IGN
dl7lc'; Undergrad, held, l+nl7Ac,
;,t2h. iGs;s.1i %'"fbS s7 ~; M q,
Americas, held. 1874 Nlsise; fresh. l7c.;
state skins, specials, current make. li4
i5c,; lower grades, 5Nlic.
EGGs-Markn, was nrmer on active
trading and llgh, receipts NJ SURPLUS Was
storage were sought. About 10000 cases
wore nynnr'ed 'n Ruenos Nvres during the
week, Receipts for the week were. lS0,i7'
cases. against ?j7. o66 cases In the cor
responding week last year, a grca, shortage
which means that much less for storage
Demand ~ running ahead OF that Of last
year despite higher prices Prices; Fr"sl
ssTHsis, ssa %2aisS";;' nrsis. al. wssHc soc
onds. 90. 42ic.; trade eggs. 1917 I20'2r,
dirtics. 40. i. 1917 a zoe; No. =, lsn,y q
ls'.c,; nearby hennrry whites. 24@s,c.
STATE, 3 oasicG MARYLAND and Rsltimor,
selected, .sd 30c. Western ana Southern
:;127c,. gcose. 4oI soc.
LIVE PoULTRY-N,n. cars wsrs un
loaded yesterday. These were cleaned ",
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closely at NC. advance on fowls, which
sold at zoe, other descriptions unchanged.
Nine cars were left on track TO he unloaded
next week. Buying was extremely active
for the weekend. All descriptions, except
fowls, scarce. Roostcrs. lSc. turkeys. zoe. {:
ducks, l5Wlsc,: geese, llglSc.; broilers,
3Sn i0c,
DRESSED POULTRY - Trading WAS
quiet Yesterday, ns usual, for Saturday. hut
as receipts were light there was no surplus.
lee packed fowls We're IN n little freer sup
scrlptlon,. Very little frozen poultry Is
for these arc practically nominal There
IRREGULAR IN lunli,v' long Island ducks
KEYS western hers ani TOMS: dry picked,
o"u '"u.. ,ii,N'i- = - ioA. W"~t.ru mix
fed, zoe, corr '.l, "a Zoe, fowls, IL to
box, dry pickle N tern, no lbs. and over
70 dozen. ga - ~ to ~ lis. OI
"lc.. under 80 .t 'Ila m1SC,: Western,
a. lbs, 21a2it. 3 lbs, and under. III Il
%%bc 20 Of h.. rI% TO- '1r % "aSnhs' Prime
young hens, a5c,, ,m., . Gasc:; No, ..
lbs, zoe: corn iHd, fancy. ne; chickens,
y to box, milk fei. 81 70 30 lbs. %
% o.: ~ TO ~ lbs, .24n o4Hc, corn fed.
~ to 81 lbs, 2oc.; - to ~ lbs. 22tac.
fowls. Western. boxed, 60 lbs, and over,
Gle; 80 TO AZ lbs. 19iac.; old ~roosters
1aiac.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-30
April Financing.

The financing OF corporations during
April. according to statistics compiled by
Dow, Jones e. Co.. kept we'll up to the
recent high averages. exceeding that Of
March. though falling somewhat behind
that Of January and February. The
total April financing amounted to &19l.-
100000. as compared with $143. 500 900
for the corresponding month of 1915.
This brought the total for the first four
months OF the year up TO Ss04.500O0o.
against S606. 500, 900 for the correspond
ing period II year ago. OF the total
April financing of corporations APP
proximately three-fourths was new, while
tho remainder was for r%efunding pur-
poses. being s144. 900, 900 for the first
item and $i7, 900, 900 for the second
Bonds formed the major part OF the
April financing. totaling $11I.0 0o, 900,
with note issues amounting to $4,000
900 second and stock. $4,000, 900. third.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-30
Distillers.

pistiilers Securities was one Of the
strongest stocks on the list yesterday.
advancing to n new high record price
Of 6%lk. a. compared with a previous
high Of sos, reached last February.
The strength of the stock was accom-
panied by reports. said to come from
interests especially well Informed. that
the stock would certainly be placed on
a s per cent. per annum "a sis at the
next meeting OF the directors by a
declaration Of q dividend Of that amount.
TO be disbursed IN quarterly instruments.
II Is also rumored hat when the direc-
tors meet to consider dividend payments
they will issue a statement showing
that the company has bought up and
retired somewhere near $4,000. 900 OF
the company's s per cent. bonds. This
report received added credence In the
strength OF tho Distillers IS. which sold
at an new high figure yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-30

Richardson. Ilill & Co. OF Boston in
their weekly market letter have tho
following TO say regarding the outlook
The unpledged Big Four which will
ultimately vote for prosperity or de-
preston are politics. crops. labor and
commodity prices. \ presidential cam
pa!gn is rarely a constructive market in
luence. although this may be qualified
by the realization that unsettlcmcnt has
come during these periods when tariff
barriers to European competition were
threatened by change Of Administration.
There Is no fear OF such developments
this year. for both parties seem awake
TO the possibility Of the dumping Of for
eign made goods after the war. while a
large proportion Of the country's manu-
featuring interests would welcome. as
always. the Traditional protective policies
which a change Of party control would
probably restore in a modified form"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-30
Live Stock Market,
SATURDAY, April -.

r.c.,p,. O, o.evsc wsre sss HEAD, al,
consigned direct to local slaughtercrs No
trading In live cattle: feeling rated steady
for ali sorts and gradAs, Dressed beef In
moderate demand and steady at ia iiac.
per III. for ordinary to prime native sides.
Receipts Of ealves were 40 head. inclui-
sns "' No a pqims ,.sis en- saie' om rr,css
Canadian veais cold at tsl5 per 100 lbs.
Dressed calves fairly active; city dressed
veals selling At l2h q lek per h.: couu-
try dressed, 1914 ai3hc..
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were 40
head. INCLUDING one car for the market
clipped Ohio lambs sold at SlO,25 per 100
lbs. Dressed mutton steady at ilal+i.c.
per H.: choice wethers. IL q I6c, dressed
lambs. i5,,s 9iec:. Country dressed hot
house lambs ?59W per carcass.
Receipts OF hog~ were 1000 head, all
consigned direct to slauEhterers. Feeling
nominally steady. Country dressed hcEs
steady A. i09f\c PEE ID. tor medium to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-30

American Linsced common and pre-
forred stocks are said to be receiving
the consideration OF n strong financial
group. No less important interests than
certain standard Oil officials who have
often displayed a benevolent attitude
toward this company arc said to he in
t%erested IN the coming bull demonstra-
ton. On Just what grounds the forth
coming activity In these stocks is to
be ~ sed is carefully guarded at the
present, but II IL possible that certain
good news regarding the company will
be allowed to leak out. Both the COM
mon and preferred stocks OF the .Amer!-
can L'nseed Company scored considera-
BILE advances last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-30
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The National Bank OF CubA withdrew
$500, 600 In gold from the Sub Treasury
yesterday for export to Cuba tor tire new
Cuban coinage.
Lamarche & Coady have moved their
ontces from the sixteenth floor Of the Bank
ers Trust Company Building to more com
modious quarters on the ninth floor.
A. b. Leach & Co. announce that on and
after Monday next their New York once
viii be at 62 Cedar street. occupying the
quarters formerly used for the Federal
Reserve Bank Of New York on the drst
and second floors Of the building.
Merrill. Lynch & Co. members Of tho
New York Stock Exchange. ave moved
their onices from the seventh noor Of ]
same address. taking the omces formerly
occupied by the Bankers Trust Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-30

Cleayine Hous Figures.
New York Clearing House EXCHANGES.
M. S69 .3l6: balance. S23. GAG 1856 Sub Treas
~ credit balance. 1896. $50.
Domestic Exchange.
ExchauRe On New York at d,mest c ~entres
O00t00. par: CHICAGO. l0c. discount. st. Louis.
0oF: San Francisco. S0c.: Montreal. 1929
silver.
Dss diver IN Lond ssh: New FORK.
M, MOxtcan dollars, 66x.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-30
ing Of IN automobile, $3.50. uniiou.a.,.d

Ing Of IN automobile, $3.50, uniiuuAdatsd
claims. $3.50. and cash In bank. 3ls7
He also has an interest IN N. svtate o.
Frederick L. hnnann. his father. And a
contingent interest under the will OF
hs Stepfather, charles =, Guthrie.
JOHN r, CHATFIEI.p. manager, I%< Ear
THIRTY fourth street. has nied a psuuon
IN bankruptcy. with liabilities Ns,abs
and no assets,
MAX BROWN, an attorney Of ssse Bre>A-
way. who waa engaged In real aDeaAs
has hled a petition In bankruptcy NTH
liabilities SIS, 1913 and no available a0ssts
ANNIE |. RUSSIAN. k2b IVES. i7Sch 0test
formerly a partner In the n.rn .: FRANZ
Segel & Co, has nled a petition IN esnk
ruptcy. with liab.l.,ies Si.sss ana NJ
assets.
CHARLES IsAACs. IS John street. h~
hled a petition in bankruptcy. With ia
bilities 81, <3o and no assets.
PHlLIF tHoRSA. fruit pedler, 30 kAst
Seyenty-eighth street. has tl~d . pet+ticr
IN bankruptcy, with liabilities ?,eo7 an
assets S:3,
OTTO HAMNEp-A petition :, hswt
ruptcy has been Med against Otto Ham
mer. dealer In furniture at ss EsSt
1884 street.
HYMAN COHEN. shca dealer AZ ii:$
First avenue. has made an assignment 60
Benjamin kaplan,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-30
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

ALEX II. LEHMAN. real estNts ~ n.
eurance broker at 1A9 Broadway. Aaa
nled. a petition In bankruptcy WITH H.
otltties el7.sSS and assets 1.IoJ. 0o1n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-30
NEW CITY 7

SECURITY. Rat: Fay; Due, nd. .ons.: yisd:
ssyyccii;ys:: \: s:Ss: lin I'll; ~ 49,, ~ ii::!'i4 &;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-30
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

RATES ON LEADING CENTRES.
High Low Clos Prev.
A1D6S s%sod' s.7s7 .,s I.7e1-m ..7s 7.,s % az? T.is
CobiGs... AIT AIT All 47
0emand, S.o3k S.o3N 6.93k 6e3
Csbl0... 6.e2E b.e2K s92h to2Is
DePiiA-MaSiU
R6::SS:ea: ~ ~ ~ HH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-30
n AND DISCOUNTS.

TINE LOANS.
z s:,:.:,1 3 %os,,sS::::s sH
% months. > 3k
CALL LLANS.
ma ~ Low AZ Last az Renewal rats az
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
Best Names Other Names.
nrtes q mos .....,3@3H ........
u "a % day.. .......383|5 ........
BANK ACCEPTANCE0.
- days. ..SKo3kloo days.... .eHe2x
Desssvo BANK Discount Rates.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-30
RAILWAY EQUIPMENT BONDS.

.Ex diy tEx rights.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-30

Total sales to-day, 4l7229 shares Same, day 1915. 5l1s15. January
Where a &C. follows a quotation IT indicates a bid or offer for 10 shares.
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LIVE POULTRY--Nins cars were un-
oaded yesterday. These were cleaned W
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-30
BONDS.
STANDARD OIL subsidiaries.
CURB STOCKS CLOSING.

sSclls cents per share.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-27
TO
Be TRIED AGAIN
Council Committee viii So
Recommend to Council.
Tuesday Night

Another trial will be made OF the
"skip-stop" plan for the operation OF
cars on Jefferson and Woodward
ayes. The committee on trafIic reg
ulation, at the request of Police
Comm ssioner Gillespie. will submit
favorable report to the council,
Tuesday night. urging the adoption
OF the "skip-stop" plan for ao-day
trial. At the end Of that time the
traffic committee. OF which Aid. Ju-
Illus Krimmel Is chairman, will sit
again to hear any protests from cit
liens.
The committee will also grant
Commissioner Gillespie's request.
making John R-st. and Cass-ave. one
way drives. trafic going north on
John r and south on Cass. This ar
rangement will give the police an
opportunity to enforce the Littleheld
ordinance, which requires automo-
biles to stop six feet behind street
cars that are discharging or taking
on passengers At street tntersec-
'ion. II will also eliminate much Of
the vehicular congestion on Wood
ward.ave.
The corporation counsel vas In
structed by the committee to TAX"
the necessary steps to extend Lar
ned-st. from Beaufait-st. TO Concord
ave. and also 10 lower the grade OF
the bridge over Dequindre-st.. for
the purpose Of following Police Com
missioner Gillespie's suggestion TO
make Iarned-st a boulevard to re-
iieve Jefferson-ave. Of all automobile
trafYic.
Failure az the rotary trafic sys-
tenn at Grand.blvd. and Woodward
ave. will result in a request TO the
council for restricted territory
in this vicinity. according to Dtrec'
tor of Trafic Rutledge.
III the rotary system fails ! be-
Iieye that the department will have
10 ask the council TO close traf'ic on
certain streets in this vicinity In or
der TO handle the situation at this
intersection. said Rutledge.
The trafic director stated. how.
ever. that the department should
not contemplate such a step until
the rotary system has been given
a thorough trial. The department
to date has been unable TO settle the
question OF how TO let pedestrians
across the street without holding up
traffic, a. the rotary system calls
for a continual movement OF cars
while making the circle.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-27
r. II. ACCOUNTING
OFFICERS MEET
HERE WEDNESDAY

Representing more than 800, 900
miles OF railroads. and many coun.
tries, 700 delegates from all over
the world will attend the twenty.
eighth annual convention OF the In.
ternational Association OF Railway
Accounting Oficers. one OF the larg,
est railroad organizations in exist.
ence. which opens a three-day SEES
sion Wednesday morning In the Ho-
tel Statler.
Richard A. White. president, gen.
eral accountant OF the New York
Central lines. and r. r. Woodson.
secretary OF the association. OF
Washington, ID. c.. headquarters for
the organization. arrived In Detroit.
Tuesday. Mr.. woodson said that
delegates from South Africa, Mex.
leo. South America. Philippine Isl
ands and Hawaii were expected.
The organization IL primarily for
the improvement and development
OF railroad accounting. although II
takes In express companies and wa.
ter carrier associations. Most OF
It's business sessions will cover tech.
nical matters. The Official program
comprises 400 pages.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-27

DETROIT, June :7.-Receipts Of
strawberries were larger than usual
this morning, both OF the home
grown and shipped-in fruit On ac-
count of the weather the latter were
In some cases In rather poor condi-
ton, and with free offerings the
ries and fruits OF other kinds were
In normally good supply and ruled
steady. Butter prices were hc low
er. as indicated; but eggs were nrm
s ss.dy t"sr the ana advance sf Receipt, w'G Of
poultry. were somewhat heavier and
In some cases the market failed to
clean pp. which gave the deal an
easy tone.
App,e.-Ben Davis. .s2.5oas; Bald
Russets. saaa. so bbi.; new apples.
=, Mana Nan. .", %s- S',ns, shipping stock.
s:::;: .R5Irs t%i: .ea. ss...
bisckbsrrI.s. ,i.s5 bu'. huckisbsrriss.
.ss a'' bl ss' s..pbs. S9ti:s'issss a So
' ",.,'iSrnls 'p Psu,s:.c sRris 'syis:
apricots. s2.so per box; plums. SaSo;
Csbbaxe-New. ss.SoG2fs crate.
s. Ches y"rx an s,i a., he
ported Swiss, 3sQt1c; llmburser.
new. Alb. i5%c;. lib. 1sc;. brick
cream, i5%c: long horns. lee; daisies.
therrie-%soar. usooa7s per su.
Dressed Calyes-Fancy. 15Ql6h &c:
common. l2Ul3c Id.
Fresh vewetabies--0reeA peppe, q,
s3.to crate. toc basket; radishes
es, csc dox.: heats. s3G roc dos.; LETT
tuce. s0cmsl bu.; parsley. 20d $50
doz.: cucumbers. hctf use. $50 7So
carrots. sl.tod1.60 per hamper: head
Lettuce; Iceberg ,si'f5a $50 per su:;
q per hamper; Florida tomatoes.
t3@3a5 case: asparagus. sectionA
1.2bml.b 30 box; ~reen peas. $3.50 per
The Detroit times., 1916-06-27
STEAMERS COLLIDE
AT 500; ALL SAVED

SAULT STE MARIE, Mich, June
27.-ln dense fog. about 1920.
Monday night, the steamer Hill, OF
the Pittsburgh g. 8. Co. collided
with the steamer Panther, owned by
the Massey Steamship Co., abreast
Of Partisan island. The hill was up.
bound for ore. while the Panther
was downbound with a cargo OF
wheat.
The Panther was hit amidship
and large hole ripped In her side.
Rapidly taking in the situation, the
mate OF the Hill ordered the Hill
kept close up to the Panther. hold
ing her bow in the hole in her side
All the crew were saved by this act
and taken on board the Hill. When
the Hill backed away, the water
rushed into the gaping aperature
and she rapidly filled. listed heavily
TO the port side. turned over and
sunk.
The Hill returned TO the 500 with
the crew The Hill sustained little
damage and left for upper lake ports
this morning. The steamer Ora.
ham, upbound. light. went ashore
on the upper end OF Mud lake In
the fog this morning. A tug went
TO her assistance. The steamer John
Owens after completing patch on
her port bow. which was stove in
by a collision with the center pier
Of the third lock on Saturday. left
this morning.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-27
NOTICE-STREET PAVING.
IStItt Mn
RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. June rs. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1894.
HANCOCK AVENUE

To ~. Asadkowski. John Podzikow.
ski IcWQSfrs Pawlaszck. Joseph Hos
clio JV Hoscilo. John Lewandow-
ski. Anthony .Iagiclskt Andrew Wy
pycw SKI. Chas. Cornelius. Mary Cape
man. West side Brewing Co. Henry
man. A. l.. X + j. Edwards. Peter
NJ Isaac. has kinspel julius Run
kie. ~ Marquardt, Evald Marquardt.
John Harrison Northway Motor MFG.
Co. W n. Thompson, Anthony Ches-
lex. Edgar Talbot. l.. Tabinsk!, M. j.
EllinWuod. r. VI. Charlet. Geo. Flana-
gar. Iohu LdBclle. t.. n. Houghton.
ing. Margaret Bowman, and To All
other persons owning. occupying. or
OF h"rwise interested In any OF the
lots and premises fronting on Han
cock avenue. In said city of Detroit.
within the limits hereinafter men,
toned.
Tho Common Council of the City
OF Detroit, having ordered SO muth
80 Hancock avenue. from the east
curb line of Lawton avenue to the
east curb line OF Twenty-third street.
10 b. graded and paved. notice 10
hereby given that an assessment has
been made upon all the lots AMI
promises fronting on said Hancock
avenue and liable to he assessed for
said Improvement under the provt--
sions OF the city Charter. and that q
pletod and will remain at the Assess-
ors' office in the city Of Detroit from
the date hereof until July IL, 1915.
for the inspection OF all persons con.
cerncd therein.
BOARD of ASSESSORS,
by GUSTAVE J. ALBRIGHT.
B-S70 President
The Detroit times., 1916-06-27

green onions. iiqise per doz-; green
corn. S5.50per bbl.
neney.f.nry white. new. i6qi7e;
amber. io@iic h.; extracted. 70sc
H:yIpetroit shippers are paying
the following prices for tailed hay In
car lot: z O. b, Detroit; No ! tim
S Scs o II; iPxni miHsd' 5000 a ~:
Sis:sc6is; No. mixed. ,iIq1s; n.
S clover "a sS 81, straw, rys strs ,s5ca soS si
Lemoas-s5a5.5. per bo..
Iimes-'Il oml;aS per 100. =,
a:s crate. es. ;'agd"T& ara, IS
MssHseom:.soa soc ID.
:, 0rs.Ees..yslencias. sta47s box.
Vs oss.n. fsso"'B esn sHs yellow
S2.ls6f22s; white. 1925 crate: south
ern. e376gt per hundred pounds.
ss.:ssiiss dc1 FieIiaa. $50. ec :.s
rotstoes-New Southern. sii0a
ESQ bbi: Si.75m2 bu.
Pesltvy-nroiiers 25m27c: medium
hens, 17nl7kc; stEgs i2ml3c: geese.
1l@12c: ducks. 800 20c III.
yOBBING PRICES.
Cameo 9oo..-Apples, sz.50g 80
lms beans si9i2s. Corn: fancy
.ins iS q; ssa nf p.... fancy r rssls
tall, t'.so; DAT. Pings. 500 Tomatoes:
June 1ur $50; siftsd early June. $40
::ss ::. Bran : s.lsds '%aIassss:;,
sas an nc 1rG sa .nS s sson ss ,Sn
FleuP--Jobbing prices; Best Michi-
sal patent. $3.50; second patent. 1870;
s.n sso per pI bSl TSs PAPER s :a aes
boiled iinseed. TSe gal. in barrel lots.
Kerosene In Iron barrels: Diamond
headlight Sac: perfection. DC: pal
acme. io.sc; red crown gasoline. isc
Hsrdwsre-Nails, s:.ao-keg case.
annealsd wire. 32.e0 per bundle: gal:
vanised barbed wire. .2-point. So.
per spool; ga!yanized sheets ss. e..
ssass. ,s.ss; so.saase. s5.ss per per- cws.:
sSso; aoasis. siss6 per ns don hah sIaSk
;s.s: meta, a. y, an: HSxs stgau 3
small. SOC 10 and s OF; large. 20 and
s on machine bolts small so. 10
and 10 OF; large %0c 10 and 5 on list.
Biaes--No. ] cu..ed hides. istc; No.
,sresn hides; isc: No ;, , cured ,n. bur-;
cured veal kip. zoe. No. I green veal
Kip. Use; 20. cui I'd murraln. isc:
No. green murrsin. 1sc; No. I cured
calf: &c; No; gree. calf. tSr; No; !
: hides, ie OH: no no. : Kip and t. e.i AZ.
wooD. soc q $3.50