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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-15

ment, and urging the children to re- port to their parents and otherwise spread the Red Cross gospel. White also requests the principals of both the Douglas and TreadweH schools te have similar announcements ami explanations made in every school room Monday.
 In the meantime Chairman Gurr, of the four-minute speech propaganda has switched subjects for his speak CTS from food conservation to the Red Cross drive and Rev Boilinger will talk on that subject at the Ly- rio and Orpheum tonight and Monte Benson at the Orpheum tomorrow night It is possible that there will be talks made at both theatres ev- cry night next week.
 Central headquarters will be open ed for the week. M. s. Hudson hay ing generously offered his room op- posite the Martin Store in Douglas while the Treadwell Club will be used at that place. As Tuesday is the regular weekly meeting day at the Pines, all who attend are re quested to go prepared to renew their membership and for that pur- pose the necessary blanks will be there in charge of some one author ized to act.
 Mrs. L. s. Ferris is chairman of the membership committee, her as sistants being Mrs. John Henson, Mrs. John Hull and Mrs. A. L. Anderson Mrs. Ferris will, with the cooperation of, other members Of the committee, name number 3f assistants for next week when at least two ladies will be designat- cd to be at the Hudson building each afternoon, probably from l:3O until o'clock in the evening.
 While the first year of member ship iE the Red Cross will not cA pire, even in the case of the earliest me IlEers, until April, it is urged that all. no matter what the date of their joining may be, to renew their membership for 1918 and per ait the same to date from January ist. This is not seeking much and jt is believed the people generally will be willing to make the slight sacrifice for the cause involved.
 Thus far Douglas Island na, mob iy performed her part to the eoun try and as every south-bound stea IT. CT carries mare of her young men on their way to offer their lives for their country, there is no question put that those remaining at home will do their part as loyally and az cheerfully-even more so- in the future as in the past.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-15
Personal Mention

Fred Wasterlain, leader of the Capital City Band left for the south on the Jefferson to spend the holi- days with his family He expects to return after the new year.
 F. E. Murphy. manager of the Du Pont Powder Company interests in Alaska left for the south last night on the Jefferson.
 w c. Weigle, supervisor of for ests for Alaska, who has been here for several days in connection with land office business, left for Ketchi- kan on the Jefferson last night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-15
SoPHoMoREs AGAIN WIN.

DOUGLAS. Dec. 15.-Another game of basketball was played yesterday afternoon by teams of the Douglas school. when the Sophomores won from the Freshmen by score of 12 to 8. This was the third game played by the school teams of which there are three and the present standing of the teams now is:
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-15
MONDAY THE LAST DAY.

DOUGLAS, Dec, 15.-Owing to the uncertainty of steamer sailings, Mrs. John Feusi has decided to get the consignment of presents for the in mates of the Pioneers Home off on the Prince of Wales sailing on Tuesday. All contributions, there fore, intended for "the boys" should be left with Mrs. Feusi on Monday and not later than Tuesday after noon at the outside. Otherwise, they will be too late for shipment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-15
FAMILY NIGHT.

DOUGLAS, Dec. 15.-This being family night at the Lyric a special musical program has been arranged by Band Master Erickson as fol lows:
 l. America"
 2. March stars and Stripes Forever"
 3. Serenade, Twilight Echoes" /" f. African 400. Rag
 5. Hesitation Waltz"
 6. Royal Emblem" '. Star Spangled Banner"
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-15
MORRIS WILL ENLIST.

TREADWELL, Dec. 15.-Thomas Morris returned yesterday from a short visit with his parents at Hain- es and left last night on the lief ferson for Seattle where he will en- list for services in some part of the army. He has formerly been employ ed in the Treadwell foundry.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-15

at night. There will be an excellent Inc of fancy articles, many of them suitable for Christmas presents. Be- sides the goody sale there will be a candy booth, fish pond and oth- CT attractions. Donations to any part of the affair, and especially the can dy booth, will be thankfully re- ceived
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-15

ABERDEEN, s. Drank Leh man, aged 2S years, alleged stacker shot a National Guardsman who went to arrest him, through both arms, then barricaded himself in a house, and was killed as he tried to escape from a posse.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-15
BACK TO THE LONESOME.

DOUGLAS, Dec. 15.-JOhn A. Da- wis and Earnest Swanson who have been in town for few days, left today for their ranches at Straw
 berry Point with a cargo of provi- sions for the winter. Davis has four
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DOUGLAS AND TREADWELL NEWS NOTES

horses on his ranch which he will winter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-15
DOUGLAS PRESBYTERIAN
 MISSION
FANCY SALE MONDAY.

DOUGLAS, Dec. 15-The sale of fancy work, goodies, candy, etc, which will be held Monday at the Catholic Church. starts at 2 in the afternoon and continues until 10
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mon
 The Rev. Canon Butcher will preach. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Tine childrens Christmas exercises will be held on Thursday evening next at o'clock. (Dec. 20th)
 .. :. {. DOUGLAS PRESBYTERIAN
 MISSION 1:00-Bible Service. 0-Thursday-Mi week prayer Service. All are invited to these services.
 Z. < ..- DOUGLAS CATHOLIC CHURCH 8 a. m.-Mass and Instruction. 10 a. m.-High Mass and Sermon l D. m.-Sunday School. p. m.-Rosary, Instruction and Benediction
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DOUGLAS CHURCH SERVICES
LUTHERAN EMMANUEL
 CHURCH
< !. * |. :. + < < :. ;. + +


 CHURCH (Rev. Martin L. Larson, Pastor) Sunday school at 10 a. m. Divine Service at 730 D. m The Britton's capture of Jerusalem will be referred to at the service. Confirmation school next Tuesday at D. m.
 The Ladies Aid decided at it's last meeting to give a tea some time in the first part of next year for the benefit of the Red Cross. NGREGATIONAL CHURCH (Rey. D. s. Bollinger, Pastor) 10 a. m.-Sunday School Il a. m.-Worship; Sensing the Nearness of God" 7:30 p. m.-Worship: The Mar ket Value of Men' Friday, 7:30 D. m. Music re- hearsal ST LukE's (EPIsCoPAL) CHURCH
 (DoUGLAS) Clergy-The Very Rev G. D. Chris tian; The Very Rev. Canon A. E. Butcher.
 Third Sunday in Advent 10 a. m.-Sunday school Il a. m.-Morning prayer and ser
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Kodaks, special Xmas line, a Winter & Ponds stores.
GOOD MEETING YESTERDAY.

DOUGLAS. Dec. 15,-There was a splendid meeting yesterday afternoon at Red Cross headquarters and ex- cellent progress was made in various lines of work.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-15
GREAT DRIVE
 FOR RED CROSS
 ON THE ISLAND
The Douglas : TreadweIl People Will be in Line For Supporting
 Movement

DOUGLAS, Dec. 15.- Where the shot and shell are flying
 Send it there. Where the brave are maimed and
 dying,
 Send it there! Send it cross Atlantic waters, To those helpless wives and daugh For the love of GOD and Mercy,
 Send it there! Where there's dire famine creeping
 Send it there! Where the hungry ones are weeping
 Send it there. Where the heavy guns have bat
 tered,
 Where the homes are rent and shat
 tered;
 For the love of GOD and Mercy,
 Send it there! Where the little ones are needing,
 Send it there. Where broken hearts are bleeding,
 Send it there! Send it to those million reeling, Send it with a generous feeling; For the love of GOD and Mercy,
 Send it there!
 JOIN THE RED CROSS While humanity bleeds- Do merciful deeds"
 JOIN THE RED CROSS '"The Weak-the Poor-the Mil lionaire Everyone must do his share"
 You at home who take no chance Help the Helpless Ones in France.
 JOIN THE RED CROSS. ~ The Douglas-Treadwell chapter ol the American Red Cross will be il step with the other one hundred mil lion people of the United States ir the great Holiday Christmas drive the object of which is to add ten million new members to the organi zation and at the same time secure renewals of nearly twice that mum Der memberships.
 While not until yesterday were instructions relative to the nation wide drive received here, no tine was lost in organizing for the work and by Monday everything will be under way In the absence of Chair man Bradley, who is expected home Tuesday night from a hurried busi ness trip to San Francisco, Vice Chairman E. J. White is taking the initiative and, realizing that most effective way to reach parents is through the children, he requests that every minister on the Island announce to his Sunday school chil dren tomorrow the fact that the cam. paign for Red Cross members be gins on Monday, at the same time explaining the necessity of the move
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-15
SPECIAL FRUIT CAKES
 FOR CHRISTMAS

Place your orders now with the Peerless Bakery. Guaranteed to keep one year. 40 and 60 cents per pound tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-15
Sophomores

The Freshmen contend that, hav- ing gotten all the goose eggs there were in the basket, further scores will be different Oscar Fritzberg has been elected assistant coach Another smokeless smoker is plann- ed for the near future.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-15

SEELEY'S White Pine Tar with eucalyptus and menthol-for coughs and colds-25c. soc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-07

Hsrroun stock NOW ~.
After Midnight March ~, 50.
News Bulletin No. 81

A man from Detroit once sought
relief from rheumatism At n famous
European cure The doctors
couldn't help him. but advised him to
try Mt. Clemens, Michigan.
In a very similar way, Detroit and
Michigan investors often look far
aneld TO find a breeding ground for
their dollars, forgetting that there
exists. almost at their very doors. an
investment opportunity far more
promising than fruit orchard In
Alaska or a gold mine In CUBE.
That opportunity is the AutenobIIs
industry.
ParticulariEed. It's the Harroun|
Motors Corporation Detroit's
Youngest industrial offspring and
destined to become. in our belief.
one OF the largest and most profita-
BILE.
Here 10 an enterprise oraanIrsd|
oy group OF men known through
our The Industry az clean IN rsputn-
uon and able In execution.
a car that was the sensation Of
the national SHOWS.
An output sold for i've years ~
A great modern factory nssr,v
completed, equipment ready for ia
stsiistion AND EVERYTHING PAID
FOR.
Its Common Stock ia its only Sc
curtty Issue and IL open to your sub
scripuon. solely because OF the Cor
poration's desire for a large LIQUID
capital 20 finance correspondlnxly
large initial production.
You can buy Harroun Motors
stock for 81 share OF $40 par value
until midnight Wednesday. March Ia
following which date the price be-
comes - share.
Undoubtedly this stock will be-
quoted AZ par by the time we Begin
production from our great plants in.
Wayne. now undergoing the mail
touches
Certainly you will never again be
able 20 buy II for 81.
The stock you will buy will be In
the form Of Rd-interim certificates.
issued by the Equitable Trust Com
pany OF New York, and redeemable
In six months proven safeguard
against unfair market manipulation
The above is an advertisement Of
tho
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-07
WHEAT GAINS
SEVERAL POINTS
Increased Demand Cause s
Steady Rise On
Market

CHICAGO. March T--increased de
mand for American wheat ~ 0otn
the United Kingdom and The Con
tinent together with light offerings
caused wheat TO gain several points
Tuesday Cash wheat continues firm
May opened up I-2c later gaming
? i-2c to sl.sl s-S. July opened up
lee. later gaining l s-Sc 20 si.sO IS.
September opened up lac and gain
ed l lac 10 si.47 SIS.
Corn opened strong the features
OF the pit being the smallness OF
the offerings. May corn opened up
s-So, later gaining &c to ii.Os rs.
July opened up 3-sc and gained
/ lac 70 tl.07 rs September open
ed up lac and gained lie TO sl.oe SIS.
Oats ruled steady. May opened up
s-sc. later gaining SAC TO so lie.
July also showed gains opening no
s-sc and later gaining Use
Provisions gained sharply with
the Jump In hogs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-07

NEW YORK, March THE Ne"
Ysrk Evening sun financial rev'e"
TUssday said:
.swhils there are some Indications
- = revival Of public interest m
s<oolu. there is as yet no mAieris'
addition 70 buying from that guar
ter. There was a nrmer tone In the
securities market and greater se-
uvity than on Monday or SATURDAY
~Gome interest was manifested 10
The Austrian note and In the POSI-
kflitv Of a decision by the supreme
eourt IN the Adamson law case
nj these were not OF me
potential influence. market wise
"A was the movement 'or
awsuding the rules of the United
states senate for limitation OF de-
hate. A brighter outlook for ship
armament with the reintroduction
81 4 bill giving the president su;Lor-
nv 10 that end naturally impaired
strength 70 the shipping list.
s.The steel and copper shares
were strong. United States Steel
moved up thru III. Bethlehem
Steel issues and subscription rights
n16sd several points. The equip
nent and was stocks reelected
less gIoomy view OF Great Brttatns
sunouncement concerning munitions
eootrscts. speciaities like Internar
tional Paper. Great Northern Ore
~ Central Leather were In scod
6onand. fsne railroad list was ncsi-
mt and narrow IN the main. The
In1sr trsdiAg was Quister, but
pe1sss n general held we'll"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-07

Produce commission men had no
ges snsnfes 20 rsport TINS
an 20 the difficulty IN getting perish
able stun either In or out on account
OF the cold weather. Shipments com
Ing from New YORK or Florida are
road. and In q great many cases when
they DO get In are found 20 be badly
damas ed Butter 10 steady and Arm.
tone. There 10 a good inquiry for
poultry this week. more particularly
FOR heavy hsna and the market ls
fairly arm. Potatoes are q trife
more active and any change AZ all IL
likely 90 be upward
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-07

H1AwATHA, Kan. March 7.--The
biggest family In this county has al
most 1000 members. II IN at Re
serve. nine miles north Of here. Re
serve is small town OF 400 or more
people with an average Kansas pop
ulation In the country surrounding
for an area OF six miles. Yet In the
town and the entire area of country
within sin miles OF the town there
are not more than 10 families who
are not related 10 each other BY ties
OF blood or marriage. OF these 10
families nearly all are strangers who
have moved into the community in
recent years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-07
yEw yoRK PRoDU0

NEW YORK. March s--Flour. Dull
and stronger Pork strong: mess
s@s@ IS So Lard. strong. middle
vest spot 80 50 q 1890 sugar Raw.
SIS muscovado 80 test 50 Sedtss ,
refined. hrmer. cut loaf. ts1B. crush
I'd 81 powdered. $40 graduated.
~ coffee Ria No on SPOT.
SAC rallow FIRM special isL r:
~ity. ~ ~ country. ia nIebc Hay.
Steady. No g. 81 10 No >. g5HTEc.
clover .8d qbc Dressed poultry,
Easy turkeys. isa14c. ehiekeus. ia
% &c: fowls fsn 21tEc ducks $50
sc Live poultry ratriy active.
geese. ~ 0f9c ducks. &c fowls. zoe.
roosters Ike. chicken hroii~rH II
q Gle Cheese Eirm state milk.
common 90 specials e. q. y &c skins
common % specials. I2E T2ic
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-07
f75Iea9ak7 FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS

srsnulsisd. S-io' carton. tss0: gran:
dominoss srsnuiAtsd. s-ib.. az 10.
s sns s-lS aos Sisss. sT r. .ii
cases. %. diamond A. ssse; confec-
gloners A. tstB. No. 4. $3.50; No, 9.
sa.s; No. 8. ts.el No. ts;ss No,
sO. H. ,s NH no 4. , SG y? ao. SIS is
IA and rs. tsos. non-caking mixture,
tsss. beet graduated. tSte: best
graduated. tS-tb. eottons. ss.bo per
lib e s2Sssso's e to ss P sss rsi
case household powdered. lib. car
tonA /" 60 case. ,a.ss per case.
A,v'..-,.soqt.so per Dbl Tor
.... SEQ ss,peiSa stock. -
ses.s-Oried Idmas ice II.
,Crs.ssrvses-tate Hows@ - per
Dr...-s c.,v.. Fancy. ISeIse;
No. . 1tOl6c.
Dressed Hes. wight IsolTe;
heavy. it9i5c 10.
Ftnnan Hsadies--i5c 10.
Fresh veg~tabies--Radish $50
tec doE, parsley. 3S02Se doE: GU
cumoers. hot house tsca1S: car
rots. $3.50 bu.; BRUSSELS sprouts. $50
sec ct; California celery. sSc q 81 50
doE. csuliiower. t1.2S doz; lettuce.
.sghSs 10 esesaEs. new FiOr,s:;
er.ps Fr.it--ssetss per erata
He.ey--Taney white. isoITe: an
TIE followins prices Tor ssled hay 10
car iots I. o. b. Detroit; No. tirno-
thy, tit.Soeis: standard timothy.
Ss.Tnm nan, m,sssd H
ssoep1o I 10 i nia.d. Soei" No
ei6; Wheat and Sst Straw. sissSs
Li.ses-ti.issiis per zoe.
,.s,Ss aiS.r,s Issi;;' s@ssii:
.,s.s M, ne"'e ror.s..
SACK SPANS ionioSa ,s.sc per crate.
P.tssse. = MichiEan ear lots In
,s,ssss,.ss ssgs IS, eu.; new sermudss'
Pe.i,ry-sprinKs. siSssc: light
springs. 260fIc. fancE hens ff0
i,c mediums seq.ic: stays Ito
isc roo.tsr. itgisD geese is0see;
strawserrte.--Ssc quart.
sweet Petste~~--Jerseys. kiln dried.
3, per crate.
So96tNe WV -
C.-,se Ge>1.-APPiea un per
fancy Maine ti.sS; standard titso
$50. table beefs. ti.fsUt+o: peas.
fancy early June 81 30; stapHsrdsl 81.
salmon. tall sac: marrowfat peas.
81 as cas-: early June. t1.se. sifted
early June. 81 30 doa- romatoss
standard - se9fse scs
C~Me~-Santos. standard is0lsr;
m~rium. iSa sc fancy. zoo TIC RIO.
lay aiSHc LIB packages oesse.
Fe~d-Jchhirg prices. foe-ih. saekA
bran s1snf sfardarc rniddfings
tie nfa Hne uid6llnxa 9tf;
CRACKED corn. tttasS coarse corn
meal. tfs0A. corn and oat chop.
sec ton
F1swr--IohhinE prices. Pest Miehi-
gan patent $40 second patent. ts.Te.
straight - 40 pure rye. 90 spring
patent. $40. 80 bbi In 9Th paper sacks.
Raw iinseed 81 boiled lir.
seeA. fiA1 IN barrel lots. kerosene
tank-waxon or iron barrels thc. red
crown gasoline. fsAc gal.
Hfses-No. I cured hides. ale: Me-
I green hides isc. No. I cured buiir
ise. No 1 green bulls isc: No.
cured veal kip. z3c. No. I green veal
alp ffc: No. I cured murrain. fsc;
No. 4 green murrain. lie; Ne. ! cure:
calf sec; No. I green calf fsc No
No; ! taiiow. o.; 70. tsilow. g. No.
Nc OF; shs.pskins tss 20 amount
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-07

LAWRENCE. Kan. March 7.--Ja.
cob vaus Binder. a farmer from
near WILLIAMSBURG. Il one OF the
few men to recover without appar-
emit permanent injury from a broken
neck. Some weeks ago horse
which he was driving backed on a
bridge. and Mr.. Binder fell 30 feet
onto hard ground His neck was
broken and he has been In a hos.
pitaI The other day he had so far
recovered that he was able to 60 TO
his home. The injury has healed 30
well that no braces are used.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-07
CHICAGO BtrTFR NARKET

IHIIAtfV, Mareh o. Butter. Fr-
traS. fer hrstr. 1sia n 3sc. dairy er-
tras. 5fia N 18iac frvfF 72R14c
Eggs. Prime ordinary eBn7GtS
FISTS. - Cheeee Twins. 1AL a.
CSC young America. 2Sdgstsr Live
poultry Fowls 1Oc ducks In ac.
geese. l5nisc springs 2Ic. turkeys
zoe potatoeP Receipts. 10 cars
Wisconsin and M~7psofa 1zf5d
40. fancy wet . 50nes8
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-07

The following arms are privileged
90 sKeeute orders on the exchange:
w T.. Moss a Co. Carlyle a PovAh
Geo. NJ West a Co. z. e kacerons
a Co. w. W Noble a Co. ID. L. sey-
mour q Co. w b HeLaushlin. Asr-
rin. Lynch n Co. W. A Hamlin A
Co. VIM A Neer a Co. Sinclair a
R S a CO, = K. Felton, 4 Co, Joel
stockard a Co, Bennett Smith a
Co. w. r. Reilly q Co. Matthew
FINN. A. w. wallace a Co. Levin q.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-07

DETROIT. March O. Cattle:
Market strong. best heavy steers
sIe9io.So: best handy weight butch
or steers. ts0s5o. mixed steers and
heifsra s70sTS; handy light butch
era. SOS. light butchers. ss.Se q 80 I.
best cows tT0s: butcher cows. $40
0sTS. common cows ts.509s, can
nerx. NTb6SSe; best heavy bulls.
So $50: bologna bulls. f0I7S.
stock bulls. ssas-SQ. mixers and
Best. siIsaaiise. heavies. S97.se-
sheep and lambs Market steady 70
1sc higher. best lambs. sic it35;
fair lambs. sisaI37s. light TO com
N on lambs. tieH i2.5e. fair 20 good
sheep, asd1ofS. culls and common.
ts67Se Hogs. Market prospects.
workers. and heavies. ti5fS9i4-sS.
pigs ti2Gi.5o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-07
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. March s--Hogs: Re-
celpts. 1900. market strong. 20 q sc
higher. mixed and butchers Sitp
labs good heavy. SIC z0WfA ~
rough heavy sitGiAik light. ti3.Te
GiIt0 pigs $40 1baI33s Cattle:
Receipts seo9. market. steady "a
strong. b~ev~s. ssIsAi1ie. cows and
hsifera - fnM 10 IS stockers and
feeders ef5Ta7s. Texans tg.as u
20. calves fshlf sheep. Receipts
10000, market steady native. $3.50
GIs: western. sll 7sGf2i5. lambs
sf.aIt4h western. .5aitTs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-07
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK

CLEVELAND March s. Hogs Re-
ceiDts. SEQ. active. ~ n sec high
er workers. mixed and mediums.
sfaE0. PIGS. tf8 -ouZhs si3. stays
81 e. Cattle Receipts. rs cars:
SLOW sheer and lambs Receipts
? esFs steady ~ sc higher; top.
$3.50 calves Receipts. $50: active
n soc higher, top. ti1Ss.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-07
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. March s.-openlne =
September up \ C. Corn: May up
&C; July up Nc September up G.
oats: May up &C: July up sc Pro
visions: Higher
Noon-wheat May mp I'VE July
up &c: July up NC. Corn: May up
&c. July up ikc September up ie-
Oats: May up 4 G. July up &c. Pro-
visions, Irregular.
wheat-hay ~ I've: July up Ac;
c~pteuaber ND Ir Corn: May up
iHe: July no &c: september up ic-
Oats MAY ~ Y G. July up NC Pro
visions Slightly lower.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-07
EAST BuFFAL0 LIVE STOCK
DuwaSn9 A Heevrmn

EAST RUFFAIIO. y. T March 8
Cattle: Receipts. 10 cars; steady !;
prime steers. sIIGii.S9; butchers. s.
. 10: fat cows. 50 zs6 $50. heifers. 81
ass; bulls. ts6a3S.
Hogs: Receipts. 10 cars: strong;
heavy, tf47k0is: workers.. 3tf.S0m
f47e. pigs and light. si31S@1t
sheep. Receipts. 20 cars: strong
top lambs. afaleGltTs: yeariings.
ti301a56: wethers. tf.d i3.2s. ewes.
Slz50ti5 50.
Calves: gSdfAso
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-07

srsss sss slss. Sc; sS ssIs,. sss *:
pach1ng stock. 1<c 10.
uUD-Frssh receipts. cases inciud-
q. 0Fgts, 30 Nc doz: current rsceipts.
80 dos. hscsipts Tuesday. 1850
0Sssss--H6iehsgan hats. ssc; New
York. rec: domestic sw'iss. n 0s3c:
Imported swiss. $50 sec; brick cream.
11kc: iimburger. lib, 3Ehc; 7-1b..
axe: long horns. fsc; daisfes. &c