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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-16

4bolsrs Await Action on War
Finance
BiIl

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE New
X~rk evening Sun financial review
saturday said;
-Todzy's stock market was rather
: coloriess affair. more typical per
hsps, OF the Saturday short session
than most of those sessions have
beep In recent weeks. There was
No pronounced trend 10 the course
Of prices, altho there were some
strong spots like the steel. sugar
and munitions shares and Few
veak ones like the motor group,
peoples Gas, Consolidated Gas and
20 on. the two latter issues being AT
s~cted BY cut In the dividend rate
Of Peoples Gas. Trading was quiet
and In the hands OF the few probes
s,ouaI traders Nho had not seized
advantage OF the brilliant weather
20 betake themselves to golf or 9th
or rural pastlmes. Commission
houses were practically deserted
~Wsli-st.'s attention Was riveted
on washington in anticipation OF &C
ton ON the finance bill in congress.
Among the outstanding Indus
trials. United States Steel sold above
ia. the highest price OF the week.
The copper group made little
change. Aside from Atlantic Gull
which advanced some two points,
there were but Indifferent changes
for the shipping shares"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-16

susar.-Detroit Wholesale prices.
Crystal dominoes Alb. tia.Bo; Crys-
tai. S-lb.. uaSe; eagle tablets. tii.2o;
cut loaf. ti0s0. cubes. 80 10. xxx
powdered. tsf5. standard powdered.
tef0. graduated. extra coarse. ts.lb.
Granula ted. fine. Ia bulk, 80 grRnu-
lated. Ash. cottons. 1910. crystal
cartons Ia cases. $40. crystal DOM
inO graduated. HF cases s.. So dia-
mond A. - 10, confectioners' a. sssS
No. 4. 90 No s. tsss No. 8. isa0,
No. :. tss5, No. 8. sss5 No. 3. ts1s.
no. 10. $50. No N. tS6h. No. 10.
$3.50. No Is. 1855. No. n. sSb5. No.
IS tsSB. non-caN',E mixture, SO,
beet graduated. 3 80 per 100 lbs,
household powdered. Is, 20 60 Sc.
sass. household powdered. Is as 10
case. IS per case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-16
Produce

The produce market for the week
winds up with a generally strong tone
IA all departments. Eggs are hold
ing their own and occasionailV gain
Ing a fraction In spite OF the largest
receipts the market ever had Poul-
try a all cleaned up. and the least
that can be said for the market 10
that II - steady, Potatoes are quiet
because OF light offerings but are
hrm In tone Dressed calves have
been the weakest item on the list
for few days but are holding steady
az the decline. Provisions and salt
meats are very strong at advanced
prices and 60 advance In iinseed oil
IL FepoFtsd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-16
y. v. rRoDUCE MARKET

NV YORK. April tf-Fiour Dull
bur tsid higher. perk. strong fusa--
so lard. dull. middiewest spot 81 30
y 30. sugar, raw. strong centrffu-
gal as-test g. 27n6F6 musrovado So
test s. 50N SIS. rehned. strong, cut
loaf fk.g6d $50. crushed. IS b0dsT5.
powdered s. IS as36: granulated s. 81
8 Is. Coffee. Rio No. on spot. loo.
tallUW. hrm. special. itc. city ia. a..
country l3i4 n ltc hay. dun. prime
size
Dressed poultry. hrm. turkeys 1Eu
14c, chickens 2sh 30c. fowls goo zee
ducks $50 27c
Live poultry. dull. geese I37stbc.
ducks 22N soc: fowls 25d CSC. tur-
keys p 25ci roosters. lie. chicken.
broilers. 45d soc
Cheese. firm state milk. common 20
specials, % = ~ 81 &C skins. common
TO special 3n SOC.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-16
WOULD DRAFT
100000 MEN TO
WORK ON FARMS

WASHINGTON, April i6.-Rep.
Scott. Michigan. Saturday introduced
a bill authorizing the secretary OF
war 10 draft an army OF 100000
men from rs TO 50 years 10 work
on farms. They would receive The
pay OF an army private aud be en-
listed for two years
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-16
CHANGE ~ TIME
NEW Work. GENIHAI "a. a

All New York Central trains now
depart and arrive MlchiE n Central
Terminal. Detroit. and effective April
18th, following change IN time will
be made
Leave Detroit No. l. $50 a m.
daily No, ?, $50 n M. daily. No.
A.ie p m. except sunday, No. o. IS
p. m sunday only. No. 7. II 90 .. m.
daily.
Arrive Detron Daily. No. 2. 90 a.
m No. 4. N SO a m. No. 8, 90 p.
m No. s. 9tl5 3. m
All New York central service AZ
Woodward and Uratiot Avenues dis
contined.-Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-16

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
IN. April tt.-Hogs ReceiptS 1000;
market dull and steady. mixed and
butchers. ti6s5oi6.aS, good heavy.
s0Nis20. rouEh heavy. eias6 u
t6sO iight. tl5tOaislb. pigs. tli so
n lt 60. Cattle. Receipts 300 mar
ket allow and weak Reeves. 81 500
i12b. COWS and helfers t5.fhui1.
t7a50iO. Texans. 81 sonii. calves
f9utSg5 sheep Receipts Assoc.
market steady. native. fio.T0u $50
western. flIuI1l0. lambs ti21Ba
1880. western. tl116nts
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-16
CHICAGO BUT'rER MARKET.

CHICAGO. April lt-Butter: tx
tras tbn45sc. nrsts. eve dairy eN-
tras &c. hruts. 4idt2iGc Eggs
Prime ordinary, alWa2c. nrstE. 80 y
R33hc. Cheese. Twins 22n22Lc.
Young Americas. 22h ns2Ac Live
Poultry; Fowls. 22h q a3c. ducks. II
u2ec geese. iahisc. springs 22ir a.
2Sc turks zoe Potatoes Receipts
10 cars. fancy western. 81 2Od82b
Wisconsin. t2SOues0; minnesota.
ssSOGasO.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-16

Cattle Receipts. 500 market steady
prime steers 1lsGl3. butcher grades
STaiI1s cows S3-604 TO- Calves
Reeeipts. zS0 market actlXe- sec lnw-
ar. QUIZ TO choice. ff11tT5 sheep
mnS 1nmbz Receipts ; boas MARKET
active steady Ch8ter lambs. tis5Un
1873. cuif 20 fair. ti150dls25 year
linEA tii 6iS; sheen. s. n n Is Hogs
Receipts 900. market slow. l0n -bs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-16
DAiRY PRoDUCTs

Extra creamery f3iac 10
creamery drsts. 424c dairy. Csc 10
packing stock. 95I 10.
EHEs-FreEh receipts IN new cases
hrats. a2c. current receipts. 22Ac per
dor Receipts Saturday. 2.575 cases
Chee-e Michigan hats. 21c. New
York. 26c domestic Swiss 20 % soc
imported Swiss 50 Q SIC brick cream.
1lc. limburEsr, lib 264c 2-Ih
~ long horns. 23c. daisies 80.
q e2A,c 10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-16
Livestock


DETROIT Mich. April lt--Cat-
tie. Market steady with last weeks
close best heavy steers. 81 q IL so
best handy weight vutCf+r steers,
ts50ui0 so. mixed steers and heifers.
t91lo. handy light butchers. $500 v
SsnssB butcher COWS. 1I5Ons com
mon COWS S6Hs5 so. Gamers. s. u SIS
best heavy bulls Ss69.5o. bologna
bulls. s. 50QS.I5 mixers and spring
ers -t6h4 90 Neaf rRtvrE- Market
lower best grades. tl2.h0q heay-
les gTdS Sheep and lambs Market
strong best lambs $3.50 n 1915 fair
lambs iis0f5 light 20 coEmOn,
$3.50 " f3.15 fair - good sheep. Ill
dli50 Cuiis and common. VI n ?.
Hogs Market prospects. So higher.
piEs tIs.506i37s mixed grades.
tls.509i5s5 heavtss. SIC.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-16
CIrNE,IANn IINE srnCh

CLEF ELANn, April ii-hogs Re-
ceipts. 4. 500 slow workers. flh 30 f.
mixed. $685.. mediums, SIS. pigs and
ruughp tit2S: stays SIS Cattle
Receipts cars slow. sheep and
lambs, Receipts car steady, top.
81 calves Receipts $50 strong,
ton tf9SA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-16
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO April Ia Opening -
Wheat NAV up 90 iuly, down &c,
sept up -. corn MAY, up lc. July.
M "A sept. NJ &c oats MAY. up
10 IulN. up -, sept up Nc. Fro-
visions Lower
Close-Whest Nav, up u. July.
up 5c. sept up &c Corn Nay, up
70 July. up t1c sept. up H.
oats Nav up isc July. up y sept.
up ~ Provisions Lower
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-16
NEW WORN BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. April N-eButtcr.
ira az AtgitC. do. special mark a,
t7Gt7itc. state dairy. tubs 81 "a s6isc.
initiation creamery nrsts 8fM 81 ~ e.
EggA nrm. receipts. GOOSE. nearby
white fancy. $50 sc. nearby mixed
fancy. 9t6 35c fresh nrstS 32'a n sage.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-16

TOLEDO. April It--lTogs Receipts
light. market strong and steady
heRyieS Si6.t0Ht6 50. mediums. SIS "a
n1G85. workers. tiS0l625 good
pigs. siaait. Calves Market steady.
sheep and lambs Market steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-16

Just six months ago we opened the
sale of Harroun Motors Corporation
Stock in Michigan.
This week the company's auspic-
ious opening of its magnificent new
plant at Wayne took place.
The little acorn that we helped
plant six months ago, has grown to
the mammoth oak. The acorn SYM
bolizes only wonderfully designed
automobile, the product of the me-
chanical genius of Ray Harroun,
and the intelligent, honest desires of
his associates to finance and build it.
The oak symbolizes the most
modern, up-to-date factory plant
ever built for its purpose. Big
and sufficient to turn out $4,000
Harroun cars the coming year all
sold and cash deposits on every or
der A company built up to an
earning power Of $2,500,000 in six
months is something to be proud of.
Isn't the stock of this company
worth SO (par) today, if it was
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-16
Some Satisfaction!

worth So six months ago? The big,
conservative man says yes. Such
man bought 5000 shares Of us the
other day.
He didn't have to pay $40 per
share and you don't have to today.
For a few days longer Harroun
stock can be bought from us for SO
then it goes to SO, or possibly par.
1t is bargain today at So. We pre-
dict it will be worth twice that figure
within a year.
We are Going to place 100000 Of
this stock in 80 days before it goes
to par.
Like the oak the company has
stood the storm and can look back
and laugh at the many false proph-
cts. If you're from Missouri you
surely have been shown.
Harroun-for a youngster, can't
be beat-no more than its namesake.
Wire or phone us how much of this
100000 you want at So. Last
chance. 1t will soon be going, 60
ing, gone.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-16

TOLEDO April IA close wheat.
cash and May. s2tsA -uly tiss.
sent f1TSts corn Cash. 81 n
MAJ. SIC 1uiy. St3a oats cash
80 MaN. Sc July s1isc Rye.
cash. ttSe Cloverseed cash. slos5.
April. siO.S6- oct SieT5 Alsike,
prime and April. tli6o Timothy
cash and April s. Butter. brick
creamery asc. tub creamery a. irc
Eggs Fresh candIed $50. fancy Sc
lects. sc Hay unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-16

lower workers. si6Gisbo. pigs.
tiA2S0ilSo MIXED. tie500ts1o
heavy. sis To0is7B. roughs, 1880
iAT5: stays tit.f6aiabO,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-16
Etsia Bu,t.r.

EiGtN, flt April It-Rutter
sales &c adcance - g from last
week. urice
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-16
The foilowtux nrrns ar. nrfvIl.raA

The following nrms are psfvIIeRsd
" . Moss q Co. Carlyle q FCvsh
~ - wwSs' M, Co; . = e E A1ee.,1.
9ssr q Co. W y RcLsushiIn. M.r-
a. WIN A sssr 4 Co. sinclair q
s So. r CO. < s sgTIsg1s S wm- In \
1ocksrd 4 Co Bennett. smith q
O.. ". Reilly a. Co. Mstthsv
xfnn. A. w. wailaes q Co. levin a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-16

Bower Is ct 30. 10 at az.
Conhuila--i0a at ~ 30 at -, 500
~ 81. so at 90
contlnentai com.--so at ~. 80 at
Detroit Edison-l0 At t2si5.
Ger american Sugar-250 81 -
! $50 ~ ssA. 10 at 2gA 90 At 2sik
Mich. g. a Roo at e2L
Paige Detrott--s0 at a3N
REQ Car--i0a az ~. 10 AZ 3tL. 100
Il se5s. 100 AZ soR. 20 At Soa.. 10
~ 1ck so ~ soA., 10 A. 30A. 20 al
3e& 20 az s0G
Total sales .s4s sharss
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quotation, by Esirs. Weber : c..
TOIFDO GRAM

s-sold bid S-splIt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-16
Boston Copper Stocks

tons by Hornblower & Weeks.
I. open High Low Close
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cuRa coPPrr Sro,Ks
NEW TORN CoT-roN MARKET

Quotations by Paine, Weber A co
APR - opening Close
nfd rEfUk - nfF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-26
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. March 7s--C1oxe: wheat
prices had an opening Jump Of q &c.
the higher ngure betng the result OF
western wheat aeids. All markets
were strong and there was little
news that could be- eonSieered bear
Anxiety IA felt fof the new crop
Of both spring and winter wheat The
latter "a showing much greater dam
age than expected from q winter that
was not especially severe. and there
10 now urgent need OF moisture over
mate has been raisea % i.oo0. coo
acres by come invests gators and the
needs OF Europe are Increasing. The
prospect or heavy crop u vanish
Ing. althO acreage seeded last TALL was
very large. The sprine wheat out
look IL threatened with late seeding
There u never tno much time Tor the
proper maturing OF spring wheat.
especially IN The canadian northwest.
and late spring brings the crop
dangerously close 20 the frost line
There IN still a great deal ~ snow
In northwestern Canada and this viii
delay seeding. altho a VIII give the
new crop az abundance Of moisture
fee esr4y growing
The old supply and demand situa-
ton still affects cash and May wheat
buliishiy. altho there - no change In
the situation tn that direction Euro
some Improvement IN the car situa-
ton Plenty 81 ships are promised TO
carry the wheat from American ports.
All az which helps the price.
Cash and May wheat lost their
early strength and closed al Satur-
days closing priceH July held an ad-
vance OF &c.
Corn advanced 7 isc. oats &c. beans
SC. and cloverseed lost I5r.
Mondays wheat quotations Cash
No. red. $40 laay opened with an
advance % lie At f7.01. touched s..0e.
advanced 20 t2.ee y, and closed at
sss ssss Sefn e. 81 advances nSSsns e
sl.s7it. and closed at tIsI: No,
white f2ai
Monday coarse grain quotations
corn--cash 10. ). tl2i = No. vel.
TO sIa1h No. 4 yellow. sL1i. No ;
standard SOC. We. 2 white.
ssSe No w xsits. sss,Ts
immediate. prompt and
April shipment. 1855 bid.
Seeds-Prime red clover. 81
March. $3.50; April siIso. timothy
PrimNry wheat receipts were 1874
600 bu. against i.7sa.oo hu year
Exports % wheat and sour Mon
dav. b220pa bu.
tffGFfatfN ~ the ANiffANtM Ntai"sF
supply, wheat 2ql 900 bu. corn.
ais oon bu. oats zaZ 300 bu.
Worlds wheat exports iast week
we're Z. g0i GOO b.. aRainrt $50. 900 hu
a week arc. and ls.tf2. 900 bu year
ago.
Receipts oF wheat Monday Duluth.
= cars, nGafust - a year awo. Mime
apolis ass dars. against rs Winni-
pSG. AS carl. against fai Chicago.
- cars against ~ southwest ZT7.-
onn -. ..'.fr,rt ~ aea -, n ,rrr aoo
Receipts In the detroit market or
Monday were 900 bills ~ Gour. 2
cars ~ wheat 1f ~ corn. and of
Data Shipments were q f10 bbls 90
io,tr 600 hr - wheat Z 900 hu ~
oats and 600 hu 81 rve gforka are
gEg 000 pa 20 wNent 295 ono hu ~
corn. 235 600 hu ~ oata and 20 eoo
bu % rye.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-26
CHICAGO GHAIr.

CHICAGO March Res--Grain open
Wheat May. 4p Sac July, 10
2Ac. sept up 3isr Corn May,
Down nc. Iuiy. uurhanErG sept no
Soon@whsat a. up IL y July
DOWN t-c. September down p Corn
May uu hc Iuig up rs Septsfn-
Der up Itkc Oats May down r. rs
fuiy unchanged. septenher up Nc
Provisions. Steady practically no
chang
llUse-W wheat. MAJ down Z ~ July
down 2nc. Sept down o e e.. Corn
Nsy uur hanged. July up Hc. sept ~
1p oats Nav down nc. July
down Sc Sent down sc Proviaions
steady
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-26
EAST BtFFALO LIVE STOCK
nnnnlna a sleNens

East BUFFALO. y s.. March 20.
Cattle Recripts, $500. market
slow. 2sC lower prime steers. 81 3
q 1875. shipping steers $50 ~.
g tn..5. cowr, s. -1Ns 59, bulls. s. "
$40. mitch cows and sprlnEtrS. $50 a
lie. calves ErNtlptE l.8n9- mar ~
4etivo. 81 icwsr. cull o. choice, s. a
a. sheep and lamh Receipts 5000
market active lambs lbc lower.
sheep 25C higher. choice lawbe $3.50
/ 1859. cuil o. fair. ti24ta year
IingS al2I 10 sheep. s. i2.fa. Hogs.
Receipts. no eco. market slow 10 n isc
lower workers.. fl1.s0ff th.aut piss,
ti2So ais. mlNed. liS40 Oh So.
heavy. ll5.E0N16.s9. rcuEha. $50
IL. stays HTl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-26
PponTcE MARKET

NEW YORK. Mar. 2s.-tlour Quiet
and held higher. ForE. Strong
mess. agsn8s 20. Lard Firm MD
die west spot. $50 0d204u sugar.
Raw. firm, centrifugal. % frrt 81 81
u 5ei, muscovad0. - test stTkH
f.s7. refined quiet. cot loaf fEIB.
crushed, IS powdered. $40 vrsnu-
lated. t7m750 Coffee. RIO 40 z
on spot g&c TallOw strong. aua
clai, I'm city. i2c country. ign m
lsAc Hay Firm prime no Z 81 10
ni-1b. No J. $50 e5c. clOver Csc =
81 0k. Dressed poultry Firm tur-
keys. fs0 3fcs chickens IsG gEr.
fowls i7is M2ft4c ducks rEaaqr'
Live poultry Unsettled. geese fs ~
&c dgesks' nc fowls g n7-c tur-
KEYS 2bc. roosters. &c rhirhera.
hroiiera 100 1gc. Chcere TrsrfffeH.
state mix common 90 purriafs. sftk
q ~ NC saims. common 20 FEefI4ft
TnR2ihc
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livestock


DETROIT. March as.--Catiie: Mar
ket slow prospects hover best
heavy steors. sli. best handy weight
butcher steerA ty.SoQ To- mixed steers
and heifers tN5oHgs handy llght
butchers. fSaS.cS light butchers
t,SeQs.It, best cove, t1a.s,
butcher COWS. SO q 20. common COWS
g. ae2t. cannors. a5u6T5, best heavy
buiis ts.soAs4s. bologna bulls. Use
as stock bulls 81 so mixers and
springerA fEHa So Veal calves. Mar
ket 250 Scr lower. best gradca. fi2a
ia; hearies ff8a. sheep and lambs,
Market steady hest lambs. Sl8.la ~
1861 FAIR lambs. tlfqulS. light 90
common lambs. 81 O -. fair 90 gvod
sheep. tleWti Hugs Pigs Zsc lower.
tlgW Hl-.is, mixed. steady. alAb'n
= f.H5
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-26
cHIrAeo ITvF srnrK

CHICAGO. March 7g-Hogs Re-
celpts. 1900. market strong and Sc
higher. mixed and butchers. slfes .
1875: good heavy, S14.son 10.
tis.9o&IS. pigs. tiOso8Ia Cattle
Receipts. 500. market slow and weak
beeves. $40 n 2.sSs cows and heif-
ers. $3.50 n 1000. sfockers and feed
ars. tTHie. calves. sie.SeWiS sheep:
Receipts 3.eaoi market steady. ma
tive. Ell 200i2to; western ti91
sle.ss; lambs. ti2759ltse western,
ts9IB2s
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TOLEDO sRAIx.

TOLEDO. March 2s.-CloEe Wheat.
Cash. sget. May. t2e54 July s1s7a
Corn. Cash. fi.i9. MAY. st.l9A, Iuiy.
81 ~ oats Cash. 81 May. - y
July. s0A p Rye Cash ft.s3. Glow
eraeed Cash. I'll Marrh $40 ss
April ff003-. oct. SOL so Alkiks
Prime and March ST. So Timothy
cash and March. 80 Butter. Brick
creansry. 21c Tub creamery ~ &c
Eggs Fresh candied. 29c fancy Sc
iects. sic Hav Unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-26
CLEVEI.AND LIVE STOCK

CLEVELAND. March 2G-Hogs
Receipts. SEQ. steady 70 Sc lower.
workers. SIS. mived. $3.50. mediums
3lblS, pigs. sl250, roughs. tl3fs,
stays ST. cattle Receipts. IS
cars. active and STEADY. Sheep and
lambs Receipts. cars. steady. tor
tls. Calves Receipts. Lice. steady
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-26

~ rSrY nrsts. Secs dairy. sc ID
SnnkIu9 stock. a4hc per 10.
r-~-Rreah receipts caseF, NJ
1S4 drn<u. 5akc dos. current re-
0kn 1sc dos. Receipts Monday
"a r. veSs-.--Michswsn nrsts. siHe: New
25c. domestic Swiss. 100 3ec'
1rted Swiss. BoQsee; brick cream,
VI. liWburger. f-fb. 1So. 2-lb. 24h g;
~ horrs .ftsc daisies. y y 1efhe
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70 ssllewisg aE..s - sssys n.s
s z :; - -: 49,
\. & :Rs. 4 g. fs 800
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y ND ss:,: ;.s s:s.s:,. e. as'
[3 9rdInsry. asA0f5hci hrsts
- csfs. , Twins sees 2
Ny, Fc~'ls. sc; ducks is9e5c.
~ f1Hfec. springs. 23c, turks
--Y4x1. IeneY eegt. l1.toQaso
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TDIsEDO. March 2e-Hogs Re-
cetpts liberal market &c lower:
heavieA siS.eS. mediur& tiS.208
si5.lS. workers. sl3GiSls: good pigA
t1a@l-.15. Calves steady. sheep
and lambs. Steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-26

1KW YORK, March 26.--Bntter.
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40. special market. tah 0t3e.
nery nrsts sI3S case. Eggs.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-26

An initial dividend Of az has been
dscIsrsd on the stock 81 Chevrolet
Motor Company. payable on May
1911 70 stockholders % record At
the close Of business on April 80
EDWIN q. WOOD.
Assistant GecretArv.
New Yorh Msrch 10. 1877
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-26

The Detroit Chair Manufacturing
company has Just been reorRanized
a y Robertson. formerly secretary
md general manager has secured the
full interest 81 Henry Kaiser. leo
Kaiser Charles Schuknecht and Fred
Bechold The following officers
have been elected President and
general manager " y Robertson.
e-presidenf. q " Robertson and
secretary and treasure. u. Rsfeil
The board ~ directors follows ~
w Ford. Carl g. Green. j r. Buell.
n ~ Uuhnrf son
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-26

With trop ~n -n-t noted hts ~tn.s call
Hudane eauv as accrue hda o these viii hdn hdh ~ n
such htAaa condition durs
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-26

Convertible S a Republic .s a tins :. :" "' %s TrS % Bonds
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-26
$IO0OO0OOO
Government Of the French Republic
ear 5lleo Secured Loan Convertible Gold Note,
Dated April 1, 1917

IL Interest Payable April and October
Principal payable at c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-26

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-26

eps n OF the o the ba they d b h
for F-~ha ,r-s - New Y+ City n hS sG Coin PnnI nd he
M to be payable a he f Re in In francs al no h
f F to without for FA ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-26

Butter all sales fpc no change
rom last weeks prices
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-12

jority vote of its stockholders at any
time to wind up its business, sell all
of its property, liquidate its affairs,
pay its creditors, and divide the re-
mainder of its assets among its stock
holders in proportion to their respec-
tive interests; to adopt by majority
vote of its stockholders such bylaws
as it may desire for its government
as are not in conflict with the laws
of Georgia; to employ and pay special
or general agents to transact all or
any part of its corporate business,
and to make contracts with such
agents for such service continuing for
any length of time not exceeding the
life of its charter; and generally to
have and enjoy all of the rights, pow
ers and privileges conferred by the
laws of Georgia upon corporations of
similar character.
Wherewore petitioners pray that an
order of incorporation may be granted
them accordingly.
Respectfully submitted,
c. B. CONYERS,
Attorney at Law for Petitioners.
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