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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-18
CAPTURED BY RUSSIANS.

In Two Weeks Russians Take Big
Booty from Austro- Germans.
Petrosrad. July 16.-Between July
1st to 1sth the Russians captured
sal Officers. $500 men. ss heavy and
Hight guns. % trench mortars, 400
machine guns. and other gums and
equipment. 1t Is oficially announced.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-18
NITRATE PLANTS SOON.
Secretary Baker Announces TIL,
Work Starts Immediately.

Washington, July 16.-Secretary OF
War Baker announced today that
plants for the production of nitrate
from atmospheric nitrogen will be
constructed Immediately at a cost of
four million dollars. Water power
will not be used. The sites have not
been selected.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-18
TWO STEAMERS SUNK.
Get Lcyland and White
Star Steamers

New York. July 16.-It is reported
in marine insurance circles the Ley
land line freightcr Syluanian and the
White Star steamer KiOtO were sunk
by German submarines last week
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-18
SHIPPING PLAN POSTPONED.

Gen. Goethals Plan to Commandccr
shipping Held Up.
Washington. July is.-Gen. Goeth-
ais has postponed his plan for COM
mandeerins today all shipping under
construction and contracting for two
government ship building plants. He
acted at the request OF Chairman Den. q.
man Of the shipping board. who wants
to lay tho matter before the directors
of the emergency fleet corporation.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-18
Pushing Troops to East.

Petrograd, to Russian Embassy.
July 16.-The Germans are reported
to be rushing troops from the French
front and to be entirely reorganizing
their positions.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-18
ABALZE WITH BATTLE.


washington. July 16.--The whole
Russian front from the Gulf of Riga
to Roumania is alive with battle, ac-
cording to official reports.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-18
AMERICAN STEAMER SUNK.
Get Steamer Grace
Three of Crew Lost.

Washington. July l6-The State
depa artment announced the sinking of
the American steamer Grace. Three
of the crew were lost, and two of the
naval guard hurt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-18
BOIL wEEvIL TRIP.
CsanAstss WIN Meet saturday. July
S1se 10 rsssees As.assesnents.

The chairman. A. c. Phelps. and
eeeseoary Of ths suptsr County Com
nfstss Of Pubic Safety are mailing
oss notices 70 every member OF this
committee. and all others, whether
meUbsrS Of this committee or not,
who are intsrsstsd In the approach
ing tour Of tis sumter County Bon
wssvil commission TO infested boil
wssvil sections to meet at sumter
chambsr Of Commerce rooms on nsxt
Saturday. July aist. 1877. at A A. M.
sharp Mr.. +. o. Piunkstt, asricul.
tsrai agent Of the Southern Railway
syseep Development Service win ad-
drsss the meeting next saturday, re-
oor1>ps the boil wssvil. and outline
. routs Of travel fer the comrnission
threpgh 0ecrgia and Alabama. Final
apa souapists plans and itinerary win
- epgaagsd NEXT Saturday for the
(epr. An interested arc cordially m
1|lAQ13ts ~ prsssnt ana hand IN
g 0ooR pagttoA A ~ !. ~
ecneSgsjDats ossnss and VIII
- depend on those who have
aenihsd their intention OF soing tell.
ias those who have not reported 20
Chairman J. Frank williams. OF the
esmmission OF the secretary that they
VIII bs Of the party. The Sumter
Chamber OF Commerce II anxious to
hear from al who are going along a.
early az possible. although failure in
giving Of this notice does not deter
any one from going with the commits
sion. The commission leaves Sumter
Chamber Of Commerce at A. NJ,
August 9.
In arranging for hotter accommo-
dations along the route. the names
and the number In the party are of
importancs TO tho committees plans.
Matters OF Importance to Sumter
city and county. other than The
boil wesvii commisaion tour will lbe
Aiscusssd At next saturGsy's meeting.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-18
-FOUR SUBMARINES SUNK.

Hosn<sabout Report From Germany
That American warships Scored.
London. July Is.-Four OF the
largest and most modern German sub
marines were destroyed by -Amer.-
can warships conveying Amer
lean troops to France. according to
report received from German
sources. N contained In a Berne dis
patch to q Rome news agency.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
EDSEl FORD IS
A Defendant
Name Il Substituted In Dodge
Suit For That of David
GRAY

Edsel n Ford. having succeeded
David Cray as director Of the Ford
Motor company. will appear in his
place as defendant in the suit
brought by Dodge Brothers to force
disbursement OF profits, The
Dodge attorneys made motion
Saturday morning before Judge
Chester TO have him party 10 the
suit William Lucklrg appeared cor
Ford The substitution was mace.
A motion on behalf OF Dr. George
A. Trueman. OF Munisins. Mich. whu
Is suing the Ford Motor company
aud the Prudden Wheel COMPANY
fer 100000. WAS nut over Two
weeks by agreement OF the attor-
news. Harry Hickman. counsel FOR
the Ford company viii ask that DR.
Trueman be compelled 90 bring his
books into court
pr Trueman was Injured when
Ford automobile IN which he was
riding crashed 10 the road With q
brtken wheel which NJ claims 40
haEe been detective he holds that
hr was compelled 10 cancel profe.-
sional engagements thai would have
been lucrative.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
STRONG MUST
Bear BURDENS
Lenten Speaker Says God Gave
Gifts To Men SO They
Could Hop Others

The Rev Wallace MoAullrn. in
his Lenten sermon in the Detroit
Opera house. SATURDAY afternoon.
founded his savings on the ohliss
tions Of the strong 10 shoulder tHe
burdens Of the weak He said 10
part
what ga Eiphng mean hy The
white man = burden BE meant that
those Who had received the higher
and better kits ~ lif- were under
obligation Co., pass them along TO
those who had NOT som" people say
that DO Ie uu concern 90 xreat ma
lions what may become 20 the SMALL
e.. weaker ones This Del hernsN.
When the Titanic uruf down. the
men "a emf HrHtriF tn their death after
saving the women and children.
When th. f.IsItanIa went down. some
vofuon sarrI feed them selves 90 save
weaker women ard children. Let ur
man say that men are moro brave
than women
God i- daily Carrying our burdens
som. faN ifr wiU exact reckon
Iug We Gscd Co. believe Ira an alb
ssutes G1d. We no longer be-
E@Ee that Me know thar God fs
always present. that tfe ta CARVING
us and helping us I'm sorrow and at
nll times that he IS IN. every pror7 ISIS
90 nature.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
APRIL is WAR
MONTH OF NATION

Tennyson says In the spring
a young mans fancy lightly turns
TO thoughts OF love" strangely
enough. IN the most typically spring
month 81 the Il in the calendar
April. tho fancy Of the people ~
the United states seems 20 turn
not Co love but TO war. as Nc NAV
-se from consultInr The accounts
% The different American wags
gwen in the Encyclopaedia Britain
MICA
or the Ave wars IN which the
United States has been engaged
Four have broken ont In The monta
Of April only one the War OF 1912.
began IN different month. and a.
matter of fact that war did. to5.
for % was on April 4. 1919, that
congress enacted The embargo
against Great Britain following n
a little later by the formal DECLARE
ton OF war
PriRfIsg--the plata Rest kisa--shat
o. rfRht--Tisaes Job DePt.-Hais $500.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
WANT MILITARY
SERVICE FOR ALL
Noted New York Men Make
Detroit First Stop In
Western Drive

Henry l. Stimson. former seere-
tary az wal. and Frederic r. Cou-
dert. prominent New York lawyer.
Nill be in this city on Monday on
the first les OF a two weeks whlrl-
wind drive on the middle west for
universal military training They
viii speak under the auspices OF
10. Detroit Board OF Commerce al
! y. m. in the auditorium. Later
10 the afternoon, Mr.. stimson viii
So 10 Ann Arbor to address the
students OF the University OF Micai.
san.
The object OF this tour, which is
~ include Chicago. Des Moines. ST.
Paul. Minneapolis. Omaha. 81. JOS
eph topeka. Kansas City. S. Louis
and INDIANAPOLIS. Is TO awaken the
people az the middle west. "a yet
unconvinced. 10 the necessity OF the
immediate passage by congress OF a
universal military training law. II
is being made under the auspices OF
rho National Security league
Mr.. StimSon and Mr Coudert will
arrive 10 this CITY early Monday
morning and viii be an tho Hotel
Statler until Tuesday morning, when
they will leave fer Chicago. There
they viii be- joined by Rear Admiral
Robert r. Pcary, Who viii also I'D.
dress a mammoth nass-meet,ng to
be held BY the Chicago branch OF
the National Security league IN Or.
chestra hail. Chicago Gov Low
den. OF Illinois. will preside and
important business men. labor lead.
ers. bankers, educators and minis
tors have accepted places ON the re-
ception committee
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
/ MARKET
cautious


NV YORK. April . - The
~ York Eyenins Sun hAncis' re-
80 saturday said;
~fhsrs was little in today's shof'
1900 q the stock market that
- fundamentally different from
noH Nd gone before this week. IN
$500 In the trading was only morn
~ ard business was light. Price
Shsnsss were narrow with an easier
1cDleney.
~The market did little more than
- tbruout the session, with q
oon1uncy Co ease on A Few Of
~ nrseinities showed strength or
>Dr,onnexs, as the case may be OHIO
<s1cs gas was again in active de-
$3.50 al advances OF three 70 hVe
ncintx or 40. Texas Oil and Amer
icsa Hide a Leather were weak
The caution which has marked
nuet trading during the entire week
~ increased during the halliday
ncsslon today. Traders refused to
eo,nsnif themselves awaiting The
epnsening OF congress. The msr
Net was steady at the close, bat
1seel Reading and Marine were a.
- near the lowest OF the day.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
Sugar Market

Sugars rFITggt 8n@Iessts -s~leea;
Crystal dorninoes. Glib. silt5. crys-
tai dominocs. 5-lb. sli.Tb. raEie tab
lets ttBt3. cut loaf Ss5t cubes.
9sgt NNNN powdered s. %. stand
arl powdered $3.50. granulated extra
roaruc So Eranuiafod. fine in
bulls - gIanuiated, -s-lh. cot
tons $50. grts stat domino granu-
IatcH g-in and 5-lb cartons IN
cases tNe5, crystal domino granu-
lated. HF cases Ss55 diamond A.
Sass confcrfioners A. s. 90 80. 4.
Sa45 80. 8. sG1n. No s. SIS. No. z.
$50. No. s. f8O5. No =. s. 20 10.
s79s 40. ~. 500. No. ~. iT.s5. No.
10. $50 No. ~ $50. 80. rs $50.
non-caking mixture 1913. beet gran
ulated. SS15 per 100 los household
powdered ne. e 20 case, e75.
household powdered. Is. as 90 case.
tG55 per case
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
/ cured hides aic No.
BALL TICKETS
WILL BE PUT ON
SALE THURSDAY

Tickets Tor the opening game. 81
the American league baseball sea
sop In Detroit. April IL. will be- put
on sale Tuesday morning ~ ? 30
o'clock AZ soper A Co. Dime bank
building The Detroit Bareball com
pany also announces that anyone
wishing American league schedules
may obtain them from the con pany
BIS srndinz selfsdCressod STAMPED
envelope
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
IN NORk PRnpTcE

NEW YORK. March ~ Flour. Tn
settled and lower. Fork Firm mess.
vest ~f1trt --t 10 70 So sugar ~ ~
steady. centrifugal o. tpsf fa.I1 u
8. 50. muscuvad1 - test. S5n5t2 re-
fined. quiet. cut loaf. $50. crushed.
g. - powdered. f13s granulatedi
gI-TnK coffee. Eip ~. on spot.
91ec. TaileW Stronger. special. 49, r..
cts. I1a,c. country. ~ Ui2isC Hay.
STEADY prlme 80. D. g. 10uli5. 30.
=. rfGs. clover. $50 70 8l.05. Dressed
poultry stronger turkcys isH 3fc,
chicken IsU4sr fowls fst. IN 81 p r.
ducks. 1917 -sr Live poultry. Firm
or gcnc f-EIrr. ks CSC. fowls.
2eu2Te. tuFkaVs. $50. r0osterE fsc
rnirkrns brr1cra. 1HMsic. Cheese
Tirm. state milk. common 90 Hpe-
rEaIs gff 1gt.r. skins. common 20
specials. 100 e0lrc.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
livestock
nIcHIGAN cENrRAL srocKYARp.

DETROIT. March 3o--Catue Mar
kgt dull. best heavy steers.
glV Soutt. best handy weight
butcher steers tg.2buss5. mixed
steers and hcifcrs. $500 handy
light butchers. tsa1.fb. tgnt butch
eFs b5onS, best cows. t5.ab0s.
butcher COWS Sc 50ot2s common
cows. s. Q . 90, caunerE o. u $50. best
hoavy bulls. tS2su9s hrlrEna bulls
S1.2s11ss. stock bulis sen6So,
MI kers end sprinkers. S6cGse. Veal
calves. Market steady sheep and
lambs Market steady. best lambs IS
- q rs SO. fair lambs. tit.s0nis. light
L. common lambs. Stgmta fair 10
good sheep. flor I'll. Cull and com
mon. SOS Hogs Market prospects
no Co. i5c higher.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.

EAST BUFFALO. y. y. March et.-
Cattle Receipts 80. market duh
Prime steers SiigbnieEb. butcher
grades stu11 COWS s. 50a9eS
Calves Receipts. 100 market ac-
tice. -6c lower Cull 20 choice. lSm
o SO. sheep and lambs Receipts
3.oo0. market slow, Zoe lower FOR
ianus Choice lambs. $3.50 1918.
cult 20 far. 81 5ou1s. Nrsrlings. ST.
~ ian- sheep. st-.bou 1875. Hogs
Receipts. % 500 market active. 10 20
iHe hlgher Workers Sl5.fon $50 :.
piEs. si-7s 1885, mixed. 81 %
rs, hraNA. St5.sHu Is. rouEhs fiSfAn
I4t0. sIaEa SIIbUnIg-h
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
NEM YnRk RANk srArEMFNr

NFN NfpltlN. mHFfN w.. 7 .f F'.a
fy actual hank statement TODAY show.
ed the following change
Suruiua fsfreHaed fgg9IsrI0. traus
inrrsa44d SO 937 600 reserve fn own
vaults decreased 4F.9sf GOO. reserve
In federal reserve banks Increased
g. 1fE rn0 20 serve tn other depoFifar-
fes increase f165.nan not demand fr.
r0aItF dosrea rrd 3 1- 600 net time
deposits lnrfrf srd no Iona. '.rrula- -
ton drrrrasrd ff1-. 900. aErrv8tn roe
serve fTfts1H 600
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
DAIRY PRoDT cTs

Batter Extra rreamerr. 40fsr IU.
creamery frsts 7G1c dairy. -st th.
packing stock. 2ft.c ~.
EEEn Fresh rrrrIu ts caHsH .rtluHr
"a. nrafH go p. s dor. current receipt
suh. ddz Receipts Saturday. 1850
taaeF.
Chee~~ Michigan hratH 81 f4r Vow
York. CSC. domestic Swiss ZFn7u,.
imported Swiss. 60 n soc brick cream.
9Zc Iiu1burEer lib 2Sr. 2-Ib. 2t,r.
Ions horns. 2ti4c, daisies, ~ y 02ti.c
40
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
CHICAGO HU-rrFR MaRKTr.

Clfl" AGO March "a Butter FIX
Tae 90 rr. nr-ts. ffd4tc. dairy exc
trss $50 500 nrafa. e5ng1fAp Eggs.
Prime ordinary. 30maett nrsts ale
fhceEe Twins 2snea&c. Yonug
America. 21M d2tc Lave poultry
Fowls -tr ducks. 13C. geese f3Gi6r'
spring.. Csc. TURKS. coo. Potatoes
receipts. lt cars. Wiaf0nsln and
Minnesota, $500 2.fo. fancy west
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
aHICAGn IINE sTOCk

UNION STOCK YARDS. iIr March
n HoEs Receipts 5000 market
STEADY b. htEhrT MiNed and hutrh-
Frs fftHhu teh5. good heavy. So. -
q 60 rough heavy So IS u I o.
lIEht. SlAt9u 1880. pigs $50 ifar
14af cattle Eelaf pts 900 market
steady BrrVts s. fWulg9o cows
and h-lfars s. sou fU So. -tH. k'rs and
feeders. t-uaNH. Texans g. tau De IS.
.alNrs. sR5urfg sheep Receipts p
90 market steady Native. $40 500
2 e. western. gin.15H Is 7n Lambs
S1-uI5. western Sfr5eu So.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
NEW Worm RUT-rER AND EGcs

NEW YORK. March ~ =. Butter.
steady. receipts. SOS. creamery eE-
ira. SO. DO. special market fgft n
45c state dairy tubs. Hf3lhC. iml-
tatiOn creamery hTstH. 32aa3 Eggs
F1rm, receipts. 1850 nearby white
fancy 1su 81. nearby mixed fancy.
go g5c fresh hrsts tfts d1st
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
Rect sugar Advance.

The weekly suEHr Iettsr n " M
Edgar A Son says with reference tl
beeta ''pn TUESDAY March 20
Michigan-Ohio beets advanced rs
points 90 basis IS and A. the open
ms OF business on Thursday. 20 bass
30. Coverings now consist ~ barrels
and bulk bags only. IN limited quau-
tifies-n0 f-ei'c Western heofs arc
not offered cart Of the Mississippi.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
Quotations BY Paine wsbber & CO.
Ma Il. CInsn HLRh Low Close
TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO. Marrh 5i-Close. wheat.
cash fs0Ts MAY ~ 0s July 81 ssH.
cnrn. cash 81 "a May fi21r. July
81 20ts Oats cash $50 MAY sBc
July 81 Nc RYE cash SIS Clover
seed cash and March 5000. April
stnf0 oct. g. IS. Aisiks prime and
March ii1.e0. Timothy. cash and
March s15b Butter brick creamery
&c. tub creamery tiAr Eggs reph
unchanged
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
CIrVrIANp IIVF >ToCK

TI.EN HAND MarIh 1I--IIu-s TO
gefpts f.Eoa. slow workers. ttf.ga-
u SEED Sl5r" mediums kf,.fa. piss.
fi25o roughs Si1.ft. stags. So, %.
cattle receipts ears steady sheep
ana lambs receipts one ,ar slow
top So calves. receipts. Loo stcadN
ton Is
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
petro,l eank clearinoa

Detroit bank clearing for Shtur
day were f7,t67 .3a6 -. total clear
ings for 1917 10 date are i65B 900
fe707. az against tiGf.7I3.977.-O sor
the corresponding period In 1916.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
cHICAGn GRAIN

CHICAGO. March gl.-Opening-
Wheat. May down &c July ~ &c,
September down &c. corn. Nav un-
changed July Up &C. september up
Lc Oats May unchanged. July up
err. september unchanged. Pruvi-
sinns ste adY.
t,te4a--- NhsKt Ma DO 1asiy
up thc September up 1c. Corn May
up &c. July unchanged. Septem BE- n
unchanged Oats. May up &c July
up isc. september down &C. Pro-
visions lower
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
TOLEDO M sroCK.

TOLEDO March ~ Hogs Re-
ceipts. n-ht- market steady hcavies.
$3.50. mediums. Sf5.1Su rs 40. york
srs. Si2-0n 1895. good pigs. 81 5nu
IL Calvcs steady sheep and lambs
steady.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
Etain Butter

ElGlN. iii-Buttcr Sales. &c. an
advance OF 81 over Last week.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
Grain and Provisions
CHICAGO. March si-wheat war

CHICAGO. March 2l.-wheat war
easier at the start TODAY and showed
a substantial upturn on later trades.
Traders were waiting on congress-
Forecast OF unsettled weather over
the wheat belt caused selling az the
start. May opened down SIS and
lyater lost "a. closing al 1875 -
July opene,I mp Ii. later gaining IL
and closing az ls4 IL, September
opened down IA. later gaining anu
closing al Isl Ia.
Corn vas firm, with little trad.
ING. MAY opened unchanged but
later gained IL, closing al LIS 81.
July opened up l.2 and closed
AZ LII IS Septemb,r
opened up IA and closed unchanged
at lis.
Firmness prevailed ia oats.
DETROIT. March 7I-Close The
grain market Waz quiet al the open
ing Bulls were afraid % rain tn the
southwest which even one ADMITS
would quickly bring prices lower. The
cash situation wac strong and nrm-
ness was quoted IN the markets of
Europe.
Untavorable crop reports have been
received from so many reliable sour
ces that the condition cannot oe x
nored Without rain prompt ana
plentiful the country 10 contrcnte 81
with a heavy abandonment 81 acre
sge that viii put prices on leFel
with the old crop m the est ma
tion % many observers Prices are
already very high for new crop grain.
but there are hullz who think the
present figures will appear low IN
short time This advance can b pre-
vented only BY an abundant and inn
m ediate supply 81 moisture over the
winter wheat fslds % the southwest
There 10 believed 10 be = large short
age in July wheat. which wss sold
by those who believed in rain.
The cash demand and high price
holds the May deal az So high let el
and there appears little chance Tor
any important decline. unless sma ~
exports continue snd the wheat can
not be taken out OF the country. IN
ports from day 10 day are small az
shown In statistics. bat ~ ~ Sener-
ally believed that much Whest - go
ing out on the quiet
Wheat advanced - in the early
trading and later declined. clos ng
with july unchanged and the other
deals 1c lower.
CAsh cloVerseed declined @5c
Saturday. wheat quotations Cash
No. > red. s. o. MAy opened without
-hanEe al sos. advanced 60 S-i0 and
declined 90 s2eS July opened az
81 s. y advanced TO 81 6Sis and de
rlined 70 lsThs No. ] white. = %
coarse grain quotations.
Corn. cash No. 2 si..s. No yellow.
81 81 asked No. yellow. ii.e5 =.
Oats Standard. zoe BID No : white.
50 No. white. ss-c Michigan
Central standard. 10i=c. Rye Cash
No. SIS bid Beans. lmmediate.
prompt and April sh pnent so.
seeds. Prime red clover. 80 -
April 5000 alstke, fll.Se' timothy
o. so
Receipts IN the Detroit market on
Saturday included 600 shhls % hour.
! car ~ wheat. 81 corn and ~
pats Shipmsnts we're 09e hbls 81
-four. 600 bu - corn and % 900 bu
~ oats stocks are ass 90 bu 90
" heat 2SaG00 bu 81 corn. z1s 900
DO % oats and 20 600 bu ~ rye.
Exports Of wheat and -four Satur-
Say. iis 900 bu.
SATURDAYS wheat receipts. Du
nth nothing against IS cars YEAR
ago. Minneapolis. ti2 cars. against
no winnipeg. S4s cars. against ST.
Chicago IS cars. against IFS south
vest 15so Ao bu against fsS 600 hu.
Primary wheat receipts were 1.isS.-
200 hu. against 1850 900 bu year
ago.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02


csRsea CeOa--AppIes. IS.7S per
gal Lima beans. sli09is0. corn.
fancy Maine tt.s5: standard $3.50
lSo. table btets. Is ui4o: peas
f.nTsy early JI5e Si10; staDSsTds, ~;
fl-s5 . IS. early June. $50. siftsd
early June. $40 don. Tomatoes
standard. g s0ai.so COZ.
Cenee-Sa1tos. standard. $50 lse
nsdigT. lsa 2oc; fancy. 400 zZs; BIO.
i rs ,lS.s IS q i ise Rl f. i'o'''
Fsea-tobbing prices. ioo-Ib. SACKS
bran. SCI. standard mlddiinga So,
hne middlinEs. SIS. cracked corn.
So. coarse corn meal. so, corn and
oat chop. So ton.
Flour-Iobbinr prices. Res, Niehi-
gan patent. f10l0. second patent. So
80 straight g. ~ pure rye. IS
spring patent, 1t0s0 ubL ira 18th pa
per sncSs
OiI--Rsw Iinseed Sos, boiled lin
-rrt. $50 IN uHr-rt- ir+s krroseae.
tank wagon or ron harreiA Sise-
EaE0iine. i9ilr Gal
Previ-ions--Mess pork SO family
pork. SO son Al. clear backs 81 m 20 .
hams. 2fia ~ 3 y hriakcts 19H 11r5
picnic hams 49, n faC bacon -5i- 81
11c, beef carrasses. I-iE uIsts per
N lard In t.erces. 2iiac. kettle rem
dercd Z@tsr ~
HiS.s-So / cured hides. 7ic. No.
) green hides iac, No cured bulls
sc No green builE. Iar. so. ]
cured veal KIP CSC. No green veal
kip. z7e 40 I rurrd uurrafn. &c:
No ! green murraln. 10 80 ! cured
ealf 2sc No. ! green calf 33r. 80. 1
t725; No. taiiow 9i4c 80 tall
| low. sAc Per 10: No ! hide De- on /,
No. kip and calf tihc On sheep
skins. Gas 20 amount WOOL. Zoe a ga
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02

The following Arms are privfI@Ked
~ sxecpss orders on the exchanxe:
- n West 4 Co. q. ". Saocr1n
O. Wv noble = Co. .; L sew
n Lynch. Co. w. A. Hamlin q
-. VIM. A. Neer . Co. Sinclair q
nIs. Egm.t sprasus. WIN. n.
W. ~ Reilly a Co. Natthew
lnr. A. ". wallace q Co. Levin q,
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02

z 49, csssk ss = y = a. y s7x. 100
<{3Ik. 100 AZ IN. 10 AZ III.
O>!ef--se ~ t2A SO ~ 42tb 30 az
~ ~ 1T t1iz. az ia, rs a. ga.
M so al 4.E. 50 at tah. 10
IAssoai con.-Iso at ~. - AZ
I'D. L r Pfd.--see NJ Io&
(ch. @. q B@5o az 20fs
4. Mich, StaFnping ~ aiL. 50 az
k. ~ ~ ii ~. As at tiii. 80 az - e
~ ~ TN
I Paige Detroit--so At s7x IS a.
VI. X. pruddsu--Ts at g.
Heo rar--ioo at 5bh 81 AZ ISL
~ %. 50 at IS. Is ~ 50 % a.
8IL. 70 ~ eSL
Total sales. ;'ts1 shares.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
NV yoRK CoT-rON N,RKr-r

Quotations by Paine. Weber g. co..
Mar IL opening Close
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
Boston Copper Stocks

Quotations by Hornblower q Weeks.
81 - II -u.n L-ah L--n.- nL...n
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02

GEaPe Frufr-S1 sOaf per crate
Honey-- Fancy Waite. $50 lie. eN-
tFRcted gn1ec 10.
Hay-Dstroit shippers are pairing
the following p-ices for raied nay In
car iots Z. D. Detroit No timo-
thy sif.s06ij: STANDARD timothy.
ei7SOrfs light MIXED si7.S06if.
No timothy slsd12. ~. mixed
f135oGIt No mtKsd - III No.
clover. slS1iA5O. I'VE straw. - 81
gro; wheat and Dat straw. as
Per ton
L~mos.-st .5aATs per box.
LIwes-N10617 Der 100
Nuts-wLlnuts z007tc: almonds
ia030c flberts tsNte-. BraEils.
is1 soc psrans 1B71sc ~.
OrHHgrs-NaFels. f71f Flor'de,
t5e5 $50 per box.
OsIsrS-si0 % per Ieo-Ih sack,
Spanish onions. s2-5 crate, E.ruu-
dAs a45odf15 per crate
ORion sets-Whlte or yellow. 300
per bu-
Potatoes Michigan car lots II
baRs s. 60R 7T5 hu-. new Brrmudes
tit per Dbl 81 per hu.
Poultry SPRING. 22M Zfc fEif
springs. 20 u - heavy hens. - n -
mediums 79H25c. stays. 100 e0c
roostcrs. 15a1sc. geese. i9u zoe.
ducks 231eSc 10
StrHwbe rTIes-foc quart.
sweet Petatoes--IerseTH kiln dried.
s1 per crate