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Malvern daily record., 1917-11-12

of the Y. M. c. A. among the soldiers in America, and the great amount of good accomplished by this great or ganization in France, in combating vice for our boys; that they were now educating a great many of our boys in America to read and write, thus better fitting them for soldiers. His talk, as was Mr. McRae's, was well received, foreeful and to the point and they were repeatedly eheered. Mr Congdon appealed to his hearehs for liberal donations in support of the T. M. c. A. work and at the conclusion of his address, Red Cross workers, some of whom were in the Red Cross uniform, solicited offerings at the gate as the crowd passed out, and much money was raised.
 fnhe weather was ideal, and the crowd was large one, and much fav- orable comment was heard cn every hand.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-12
HELP THE s. I. 4. EARN $5o.o0

The S. I. A. is striving to earn $50 which has been offered by the Hol- lands magazine, for securing 100 sub- scribers in two weeks. Mrs. R. s. Jackson is chairman of the Campaign Committee, and the ladies are recaiv- ing much encouragement. Hollands 5 is one of our leading magazines, and is well worth the price charged for it.. Give them your subscription, get a good magazine, and also help worthy cause.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-12
GOV. TO BE GUEST AT
 A. 0. U. W. DEDIC ALTON

Little Rock, Nov. 12.-Gov. Brough has accepted an invitation to be the guest of honor at the dedication of the A. 0. U w. office building, Dec ember 12, and will deliver an address on the occasion. Gov Trough is an enthusiastic member of the Order, which now has among it's members every state official. The dedication exercises will be held at night, and will be made a most notable event. It is possible that Supreme Master Workman Narvis of Muscatine, Owa, will be present, as he is deeply inter- ested in the remarkable progress be- ing made by the Order in Arkansas.
 Work on the building is progressing rapidly, and the floors are being fin ished from the ground up. The Grand 1 Lodge offices will be moved into theil new quartrs on the third floor be, tween December 1 and 10, and othel tenants will take possession as rapid
 ly as their offices are completed.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-12

David s. McCray, of this place re- ceived telegram yesterday evening informing him of the death of his brother, Henry H. McCray, at 7:20 p. m., aged 72 years, at Congo, Saline county, Ark. MT. McCray is one of the pioneers of Saline county and ar ex- Confederate soldier. He leaves surviving him his wife, Francis Me Cray, two brothers, David S., of Mall vern, and w. N, of Benton, three sons, Jasper N, of Little Rock, James of Congo and Marvin, an officer ir the U. s. Navy, three daughters, Mrs
 Rose Prothro of Little Rock, Mrs
 Clara Hale of Congo, and Mrs. Floyt Nc Carley of Haskell, Ark.
 Mrs. J. M. Chapman and littl daughter Alice Anita, of Little Rock i arrived last night for visit with L. H Lee and wife and other relatives.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05
GUARD
WATER WORKS
Co. r, Thirty-third Regiment,
Assigned TO Duty at City
Pumping Station

The Detroit water works pumping
station will continue 10 pump water
70 the city II Company =. Thirty.
third Michigan regiment. can in
sure r. To prevent any overt act
aimed A. the water works plant ~
a possible enemy of the country the
company was ordered 10 the plant
a. noon Thursday and for the pres
eut the plant viii be under military
guard The company. which Ia
under the command OF Capt Mar
tin. VIII camp inside the plant. hsv.
ing cots in the station. This pre-
caution il taken 10 prevent any per
sen tampering with the machinery
or in any way hampering the work
OF the plant
The order putting the plant under
military guard does not imply that
the water works has been threat
ened. but II Is OF such great i'm
portAnce 20 the community that II
was felt advisable TO insure the
safety OF the station.
There have. OF course. been vague
rumors that attempts would be
made 20 wreck certain highly INT
portAnt institutions when war is
eventually declared Company Fs
removal TO the pumping station.
with regular ball cartridges in the
rifles. IL expected 20 discourage
any such enterprise II one is con-
templated
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05
~ WILL Be
GREAT AID
DURING WAR
Benefits to Young Men
Add Strength to
the Nation
BRANCHES NEEDED
MORE THAN EVER
Citizens Can S h o w
Patriotism by
Contributions

Helping the Y. NJ. c. A. in It's
campaign TO acquire 100000 in
in Detroit for the establishment OF
branches in Greater Detroit win be
one way in which Detroiters can
show their patriotism, beginning
April 81.
While the association has no mill
tary division, being essentially an
organization for the spiritual. men.
tai and physical development OF the
young manhood OF the nation. the
lessons which IL teaches and the
benefits II aocords to young men add
greatly TO the strength OF the nation
IN time OF need.
That IL one OF the chief reasons
why the campaign for a million"
viii 20 on along with the recruiting
work Of the army. navy and marine
corps.
Tho there r. no militAy training
conducted BY the association. va
rious groups OF members already
are organized in movements which
will serve them in good stead. should
they be called upon to shoulder arms
for their country.
A score OF members are orgAniE-
ing a walking club. and they plan
TO have themselves In condition 10
make long marches within the next
month. They will begin their prac-
tice NEXT Sunday by taking ave
mile hike" The length OF the
marches will increase each week.
The club has met with popular Ap-
prevail and It's membership is grow
ing rapidly.
The ~" also has a rife club. and
the marksmen are being trained TO
a high degree OF efficiency, the prac.
tice taking place once weekly on
the roof OF the association building.
That these young men will not need
much military training TO qualify
as sharpshooters IL a foregone con.
clusion.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05
LOCAL MARKET
STILL IN SLUMP
Michigan Stamping Tumbles
With Less Favorable Re-
ports on Merger Plan
Az a. A.nRnNAE

The Detroit market opened weak
this morning and only 207 shares
we're traded In during the nrst hour.
These sale1. too. were made al low.
or prices than yesterdays close,
probably In sympathy with the New
York exchange which showed decid-
cd signs OF a slump.
Yesterday afternoon was very
quiet, only 625 shares changing
hands. The total for the day was
1885 shares
The motors were dull. REQ and
Psige held their own yesterday an.
ernoon selling for SIS and 81 s-4 TO
spectively. but the bids were frao-
tionally lower this morning. Cont.
mental fell on an is TO 1874. and
Rover sold almost three points un-
der Tuesdays high Automobile
Crank Shaft showed strength. the
did being raised IL point with no
stock offered.
Michigan Stamping was the most
active. nuctuating on rumors regard
ing It's merger with the General En-
gineering company manufacturer of
the Doble Steam car. There was a
decided falling on In price, possibly
due TO reported terms OF the n.er>
ger, less favorabls 10 Michigan
than was hopeo. Tuesday
The stock sold for 81 Is. yesterday
u sold az Low as 20 Ia closing with
an Offering OF 10 IL and no bid The
market this morning was rs bid,
1912 asked.
Michigan Copper G. Brass was up,
FL IA being bid with no offerings.
The general tone OF the market N
enc OF dullness and ,ethargy. Ger.
tsin stocks, whose intrinsic value 10
unquesuonod. are making slight nd
yances. The undercurrent seems 10
he a case OF stand-pat AS there In
very little selling, IA evidenced by
the fact that only .3s5 share. chang.
ed hands. The passing OF the war
resolution by the senate may create
some changes in this stand-pat pIl.
icy. but the coming OF war seems
TO be thoroly discounted by the pub
lie.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT, April 5. Opening -
Wheat opened without change IA tn
Detroit market and the tone in other
markets was steady Liverpool re-
ported . nrm and duh market open.
Ing prices Thur sda y-Cash No 2 red
wheat t2is. May. t3lf, July. N,t-A
No. I white. t2i0
Corn Is not offered and there - an
active demand. The market - strong
at ti.s1h for cash No. ,. 81 sSis for
No. , yellow and asa for No. yell
low.
Oats are In active demand and
scarce at f3c for standard. "a y Tor
No. white and IOA &c for No. white
Rye " nrm AZ 81 re for cash No Z.
No oferinga
Beans are duh and strong AZ 8 Sc
for immediate, prompt and ApTh
shipment.
Seeds are quiet az tio.T5 for prime
red clover. $500 for April 3il.5e for
prime alsike and 81 80 FOR timothy
Grain receipts al Chicago Thurs
lay were IS cars % wheat los OF
,orn and s2S OF Data
May wheat In Chicago open~d
Thursday al t.0i's aso2a corn a.
u 49, Ni.2s and oats at stA ssf a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05
BY yoHN GRANDENs

(sfaH CorresDondenf Unifed PreSAl
BERLIN. April Bitter criticism
81 what was termed President vii
sons bad faith" charges that Eng
land commanded" the Indictment
~ the kaisers dynasty and insist
suce that there Is no cause for var
between Germany ard America fea-
,ured Berlin newspapers common;
today on the American executives
speech. just received
Particularly violent sntagonism
vas expressed against the rresi.
dents separation Of the German
government from the German peo-
pie.
The semloGicih Lokd Anzeiger
asserted
President Wilson has previously
frequently asserted that II was his
highest duty 20 refrain from psrtici-
patton in he war unless under the
utmost emergency.
Therefore his speech contradicts
his principles-because America is
not lighting for American lives and
interests
Can Wilson give reasonable an
swer 10 the question OF why Re sur.
rendered 20 England's prohibition Of
American ,rade- lie f. unable TO
Therefore this war is without rea-
sonable cause
History viii condemn this deed
o. stubborn Sanaftc IN worse de-
gree than The Italian or he Ruman
ian breach President wilson's as
sertion that the Var is not against
The German people but tho German
government will not lessen German
anger. because n is untrue aad dis.
honest and Wilson knows o..
History records no Var like this.
ot whole people dghting for their
eyisterce III a war created by the
hatred and Vrudge Of mo whole
world
Those who formerly doubted
President Wilson's bad faith know
better now declared the Berlin
vossische ZeitunE "His efforts 70
dIssssociats tho German government
from the people are per6dious
His statement that the kaiser
started the war for dynastic reasons
apparently VAS made A. England
command
Answering President Wilson's -.
marks "a 20 the difference between
he Germoa government and tho peo-
rle" The Berliner Tageblatt com
mented.
We cite the fact hat hundreds ~
Thousands Of critics ~ the German
regime are hghunz in he trenche
doing ;heir duty for the Fatherland.
We trust the American people
vii discern WILSON, error AMI that
this unjust quarrel between America
and Germany viii be the first 70
cease"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK
nunnfna A afsusn.

EAST ~ FFAIyO. 81 Apri1 t-
cAttIe Receipts. 500 market stsady
prime steers, Hi5Sala25 hgtIrs-
GRADE. tE1liEN. ..wA 5000 st
Calves Receipts 700 market active
and HfeadF. CuII % choice. ttFf- 10
sheer and lambs Esr-.rfs TO.
market active lambs 100 fFHrr
Fksep steady choice lauHa gft Frr
1915. clil f1 fs~ ffg1fEtF ysa-.
.nEs. tlta go sheep t5RIa-J
Hogs Receipts 600. marEst pfs. ~
o. Joe lower. rrrFFra aia1 fE rr
PKG So r1UI1 MIXED tl5s0afS sh
iraEy. ffFrnQ rauEr4 trr-s =
~ 90. afaE4 3fIUI1
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05
Instructed Voters Hso SLATE.

"Mr Chairman. cannot read
English. and I want 10 vote for Web
ster. JAYNE. Jasnowsk. Jeffries. Lee
and Hosmer" Five voters with
slips marked In this way voted in
the eleventh distric; OF the Thir-
;eenth ward Monday The lists were
written on the back Of campaign
cards Of Clyde J. Webster. elected
70 the circuit bench The chairman
RI the election board accepted t,sss J.
and their tallots we're cast accord
ing 20 the writing on the slips. sc-
c0rdins TO report submitted 10 the
election commission Thursday BY
the chairman OF the board.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05
WILSON IS
DENOUNCED
BYGERMANS
Flood of A buse is
Directed at
President
CHARGE OF BAD
FAITH is MADE
No Cause for War, Say
Commentators of
Empire
AMSTERDAM,

AMSTERDAM, April S.
America cannot harm Ger.
many any more as an enemy
than she has as a neutral de-
eiarsd Count Won ReVentlo~ In
editorial comment In the Der
lin Tssezeituns received here
today.
President Wilson, explained
the Berlin Moraen Post in COM
rentins on the address has
decided 70 enter the war simply
because n the Entente 10 ruined
by the conflict. II would be una
bic 20 pay deots which Il has
contracted IN America"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05
Livestock
nIcHIcAN cENrRAI srncKHAHns

MICHIGAN CENTRAL sToCKYARDs
DETROIT. April Cattle. Markef
steady best heavy steers 1lImI1 Sd.
~ n handy weight butcher Etesra
= ~ g 90 rrirsd steers and heiferR
- N 10. handy light butchers $500
? light butcher. tsu4. best COWS
bulls. = i0as25 stock bulls. Is 5f a
frrdrrF isUss0. Ht0ckers $500
30 mixers and sprInRsrH $500 %.
Veal calves Market steady best
grades. wa 1880. hfaglrH. G-n TU.
sheep and lambs Lover best TaubA
fIa fair lambs. fftuI4 llglt 10
common lambs, tl11 Ir an fair 10
good sheen. g. Tf0-E eIiIa ard
common tfus t.lzs Market
stead pigs 1lenf 90. m.Kei
grades 0IE10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05
ESTTMATORS
BEGIN WORK ON
BUDGET APRIL 9

Because April s. the day that he
new board q estimates BY Law must
start work on the departmental esti-
mates. falls on Sunday. action has
eeen postponed until Monday. April
9 The board will convene a. 10
o'clock in The council chamber. and
will continue In session 'or 20 DAYS
All pruning done By tho board will
be withheld from publication until
the board las completed is work
This was decided upon BY MAYOR
MARI and City Clerk Lindsay O. a
measure 10 facilitate the boards
work. The mayor Is the chairman
and the city clerk secretary Of the
new board
PYfRtfng--the Pisin neat bind--that
ss FfEht-TImeu Deb Dept--NsiR tHza.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05
FRIENDS
News Bulletin No. "a.

In the management OF its business.
the Harroun Motors Corporation has.
from the start. maintained certain
noteworthy alliances.
Several Of those alliances were
made with q view 10 establishing and
retaining the confidence OF those not
personally acquainted with the Of
ncers OF the Corporation
Most prominent Of thcse alliances
In. perhaps. that with THE EQUrr-
ABLE TRUST COMPANY OF New
York--the third largest institution
of its kind In America and a majestic
ngure In national nnanceL
The Equitable acts 90 IL Har~
roun Motors Corporation Registrar
and Depository. fts cooperation has
made possible the sd-intertm certin-
cate In which form all HArroun stock
IL nrst delivered 20 it's purchaser.
The element OF safety added BY
this certificate has been one Of the
chief buiwarks OF the Harbour imam
cisl plan.
To provide full facilities for cot.
side Investigation OF our receipts and
expenditures. we have been constant.
Il
COMPANY OF NEW YORK-an or
ganixstion OF tremendous scope and
possessing the complete confidence
Of the business and financial world.
This company has. from time IN
time. reduced our story 70 cold
ngurea To those who have asksd
for ngures we have accordingly
shown the figures OF the Audit Com
pany OF New York
A third Harroun alliance has b~sn
with the AMERICAN APPRAISAL.
COMPANY another organization
national In its scope and Authorita-
tive In its reports.
Properties Of the Hayroun Motors
Corporation are entered on our books
not AZ our own estimate but az that
OF an organization whose verdict "
simply the last word In values.
We have found these alliances OF
great value TO ourselves and the
10000 stockholders who are our part,
ner-
These powerful institutions have
Served us az q medium OF communi-
cation with the public--a medium of
unqueetioned authority. Their know
ledge OF our plans In intimsts and
complete. Their connection with
our enterprise gives Just confidence
10 our stockholders. present and pro
spective.
Business frtsndshlps ef this TYPE
must strengthen your view that Hsr-
rouu Motors Stock az % a share
par value sio-Is A GOOD guy.
Cali at our office or write IN. max
ing your subscription today, while
the tHcu are fresh In your mind.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05
DAIRY PRODUCTS.

Hutter-Extra creamery. tfc 10.
creamery nrstA tie. dairy, CSC 10.
packing stock. SAVE per N.
EEUE-Fresh recetpts cases tnclud-
"a frsts 81 C doE. current receipts
81 = &C dos Receipts wednesday. $50
cases
CRee~e-MichiEan fats. 2otsc: New
York sc, domestic swiss Is q soc.
imported SwisA 500 soc; brick cream.
sic llmburger. LIB. sBIc. alb.
- hc long horns 1She daisies. 1os
OIL &c per 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05

CHICAGO NrFu ffrra
reirfa - Hn0 market srrerr r-.
.Ehrr u|VrI and rufersHa fFta4sf
i.H. good hrAEt So lfaHa
FrIar rrav tIt EnIfF eAt Rften
rIEF frnf rf -f Csfffs
it~r.. Tfr fnn market afraAr
-aevet o. tfH ffff. cows and ra.yers
O. SD f" HfHr3rrr and fargrra
. ISIS 90 Trtfrr g. .rrrr .afrss
f97'Q 1919. sheep Receipts. DO 900
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05

Stsadiness was the principal fea-
ture OF the market this morning. The
special demand for poultry is about
over. now. but helped out by the ar
rival OF several cars OF western st0ck
the market has been fairly well sup
piled OF late and Is now reported as
cleaned up. The butter market IL
arm at the last advance. Eggs are
ket 10 too high for storage buyers.
who are using every enoTt 90 get
prices down 20 a point OF safety.
Dressed calves and hogs are very
firm but except for a small advance
In Iinseed oil the general list re-
mains unchanged
Apvs-s-saSo94SS per Dol for
choice and 500 for fancy.
p..anss - Good shipping stock.
Rean.-Dried IAmAa. ISe 10
cvs.s~rrs~s-Lats Howoa 80 PER
Drs..~s c.fve. Fancy. tsaisc;
No. ?. is01se per 10.
Dre.~~a Hsss - Light iT9isc;
heavy. $50 ISc. 10.
Ftx.sn HaaAies--iSe 10.
Fresh Negn1AhbwM "a 81
1oc doz parsley. 70 q Ace uO4. Gu
cumoerS. hot house. s3C11s. EAR
head lettuce, icebers. $500 case
shAiio'ts. bo0sbc don. Fiorida celery.
s4S09s case. tomatoes. IS per s-bas-
ket craze spinach. i2Ha,S per ham
grape Fruft-ss.5oa4 per crate
Hoaey-Fancy white. fseITe: az
trae,sd. t6ieo ID
the fonowing prices for saisd hay in
isy. titsoeis: stsaSsrd ,:motsy.
13so6l4: Hight mixed. si3.h0 OLE
S3 e.iRo'ssS ~ ;ia %sI.l. 81 esl1 li No
| clover. Hs0itso: rye straw. 80 81
eie: wheat and Oai straw. ssSo0i
Li%s."Ii'iosfg'iI p. p zoe,
,,Ssss ais.I,s !ssi;; BFsiiis
'' o- .aS 1,fsa, i'e,s st n y1or.d.
/ f5.7s q $50 per box.
spsnish onions, i77s crate. Bsrnu
das $500 as Per crate
Onion sets-Whits or yellow. iSS
Pota.ee- - Michigan car lots Is
bags. 1.t5a2Ss bu. new BERN udas
sil per Dbl 80 per bu
springs. 20 q 17c heavy hens. IS q IS
roostsrs, i5atse. geese. Isaaoe
ducks 1ae 2Sc 10.
stTswberries-351 4oc quart
sweef PstHtSes-Ierseys Kiln dried
JoBBISG PRICES
GsaIed Geeds-ApPies si;D PEI
al NM INA ban, ,,s. nieSiss' e o. .
lSo: table eosts. 81 .2E0i1o: pess
s.lmon, tan ti4S: mafre~fst peas
nSsiiS; early June tlso. siftse
standard. si.So6i.so Goa
Es,digm; lssloei fancy. .0o7Ie 80
rs. o tiss' i, BIB iis RssekAs''' 'ei'e
Fees-tobbfnE prices ios-ib. saets
bran. sal: standard middlinKA f42
fns middllngE. tH. cracked corn
/ Isl: coarse corn meal. ISL. corn an,
gan patent SO % second patent
5000. straight. 50 20 pure rye.S $50
spring patent 5000 bbl. IN nth pa
per gacNs.
seed, ti.ib In barrel lots kerose ne
gasoline. i9Lc gal
Prsvfsiass4Mess pork. $40. family
pork. St0at7 clear backs i3s a
81 hams 23i- q &c brisTets. 10 q Zic
/ q sbc lard in tlerces. 29c kettle rem
Hides-No. cured hides. 7oc No
] green hides. isc No. I cured bulls
cured veal kip, &c. No green YEA
kip. i9c. No. 1 cured murraln. 10c
No. green muTra!n. itiSc No.
cured calf 3bc. No. ! green calf SO
hides, 81. No ! tslioE ioe No tai
j low. g. 10. No ] hidss 'c - No
kip and calf ~ on sle- pskins. tal
90 amount WOOL. 500 as
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05

n1snI Motors Breaks; Steel
Down VI; Reading

3DW YORK April s.-Lossss
nClss nom frsctions 20 more than
point were marked up against
10y Of the market leaders when
~, stock exchange opened today
y o~n~rsl Motors broke ] rs, TO
NJ 81; u. 8. steel was down IL
- "a %: Reading lost rs, and Cen
al Leather l.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05
Constable Raids tn.

Constable Andrew T Phillips
rzided the till % the Hotel Brurs-
wick Thursday morning. in salts
lection OF a judgment for 500 OBJ
tanned by the. Humphrey company.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05
Quotations by Paine. wsbhsr 4 CO,
.pr open High Low close
TOLEDO CRAZY

TOLEDO. April t-Closs wheat:
Cash ard May. S2iSi4 July. s. -.
Corn: Cash. - 2sts May. 81 20 July
ti:S Oats Cash. ss4e MAY. SIC.
July. 81 Rye Cash. ti.7i Coy .,y
Oct. sa.s7n Alsike Prime and
April. sii 80 Timothy Cash and
Akril. t1se Butter. Brick cream
cry. Nitc. Egg Fresh candled. acc.
fancy selects acc. Hay Unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05

I1e felIowing nrMs - erfyneeed
Hos. : O. cs!sy.. |. Psyss
y. 1@ A Nssr Co. sineisir q
~ : s ss k s ssfi:ssr; S %" ,1 =
e0ekard q Co, Bennett Smith q
~ z w E:iIly 4 . c. Co. k.,ts: a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05

CHICAGO. April Butter Ertras
49,. nrsts, t16f1sc: dairy extras. 20
U<fHc. dretA 20 dasc. Eggs Prime
ordinary. fo6soiSe hrsta 81 oar y e.
Cheese Twins 336i3sc Young Am
r<tcsk IN mffc. 1--we poultry
Fowia ss4c ducks if07ic geese
IHtec snrings. 11%r turkeys nc
Fctttcea Receipts, ~ cars fancy
vest t.tea1le. Wisconsin and MIN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05

Stockholders Of tho German Amer
lean bank Wednesday night approx.
81 the recormendatiCn OF the direct
ors that the banks name be chang
ed 10 The First state bank.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. April s. ~ Opening -
Wheat. May. up &c July. down -
sept. down &c Corn MaN. I'D y
July. unchanged sept. up - oats
MAY. 70 &C July. ~ - Sept. up
~ Provisions higher
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
CLAIM Butter

ELGfN. m Butter Sales. &C. an
advance o. Sc over last week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05

CLEVELAND. April t-Hogs. re
workers. tlseiIeS; mixs4. iiSiO;
mediyns. SIS q pigs tii1S roughs,
KS ears. steady. sheep and lambs:
Receipts one car. steady. top. SIS.
Calves Receipts. to0 active. top.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05
CrRB coPPER srocKs

PrintinE-the pfstn asst kind--thnt
n fght-Ttnea job Dept--Mafn tszo.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05
TOLEDO LIVE STOCK

light market fe1i5c higher. hsay-
les slSb0niSso mediums. t1Sto0
1880 workers.. t3GiS3S. good pigs
tieni2eS Calves; STEADY. sheep and
lambs steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK

market steady native, tio1oeiAse;
lASo; western. tientb.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05

Pyfatfng--the Pistn neat bind--that
O. rfrht-TIm~- Deb Dept..-Naia tKza.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05
Detreit Stocks
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