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Evening star., 1917-02-27
Creeping Nearer Bapaume.

The weather cleared today and the
airplanes. quick TO take advantage of
flying opportunities. We're up. closely
observing the German movements. The
British line today was creeping nearer
Bapaume. the famous German strong
hold, regarding which there were re-
ports that the garrison had blown up
what had been proclaimed as impreg-
nable fortified cellars and other yari-
Gus underground works on which they
had labored for the greater part of
two years. The roads leading into
Bapaume also were reported to be OBJ
structed by giant trees, mine craters
>And other barriers.
No otticia1 hint as to the probable line
the, Germans propose taking up could
he obtained tonight from any member
of the British stafr. There have been
many conjectures during the last week
however, that when the Germans began
10 fall back under pressure they prob
ably would make no real resistance
until they reached line approximate
ing Arras and Cambria. 1t is known
that the Germans have been preparing
defenses that far back for some time
where they hoped to hold against the
expected allied offensive.
Evening star., 1917-02-27
Fire at Gommecourt.

n fire was observed at Gommecourt
today. heavy artillery action going
on. and this may be the next salient to
give way. One of the German trenches
which has passed into British hands
had the official name of heaven
trench" although it's condition sug-
gested anything but that.
The German retirement, coming so
closely on the heels of unrestricted
Submarine war. forms one of the most
interesting phases of the great war
The Germans gave the first intimation
u6f the near approach of their retire.
rent when they evacuated Grandcourt
ornree weeks ago. This was evidence of
new German tactics. for throughout all
the bitter fighting Of 1916 they never
yielded an inch Of ground until they
were driven out at the point CT the
bayonet.
The backward moHement inaugurated
Evening star., 1917-02-27
, French OH :ial Report.

kIS, February N.-The official COM
hication issued byt the war Office last
light reada
Our artillery carried\out effective fires
fsAthe German organiza tions in Bel
sium In the region of the dunes and east
of MaIancom-t wood. We delivered a
surprise attack against enemy salient
north of TahIre bringing back prison
ers. There iS nothing to report on the
rest of the frdnt
Belgian conn nunication: Along the
whole Belgian front there was sus-
tanned artillery fighting on both sides.
with moderate intensity, especially in
the direction of t\oordschoote and Steen-
straete. where IL e trench guns were ac-
tive during the q purse of the afternoon
Evening star., 1917-02-27
Senator Gallinger Much Better.

Senator Gallinger, the republican
leader of the Senate, who has been i'll
from grip at his apartments here for
week. today was reported to be recov-
ering rapidly. Rest and quiet for
few days will restore him completely
to health, it was said.
Evening star., 1917-02-27

at Grandcourt now becomes the great
est retreat on this front since the bat
tie of the Marine. The events of the
last two days have sent a thrill through
out the entire British army, thrill
which seems to forecast the end of the
stationary" warfare.
Evening star., 1917-02-27
ANTI-SUFFRAGIsTs COMING.
Will Open Headquarters Here for
Inaugural Week tomorrow.

the inaugural, as well as the suffragists
The District of Columbia Association
Opposed to Woman Suffrage will estat-
lish branch headquarters for inaugural
Evening star., 1917-02-27
Berli n Claims Success.

BERLIN, Fe bruary 81, by wireless to
Sayville.-Briti sh troops yesterday many
times attacked German positions on the
front between Ypres, in Belgium. and
the River Somm says the official state
ment issued by athe German army head
quarters staff 4 only one place were
the British succe ssful in entering the
German lines, at point to the east of
Arras. the statement adds, and there the
British were elected by a counter attack.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-23
MARVELLOUS MAcSlTE"
A WONDERFUL PICTURE

1t is a novelty in these days to
meet with story, written or filmed.
in which the hero establishes himself
as such through physical attainments
alone. But this he does in Itala's new
six-part feature. Marvellous Maciste."
and the respect and admiration in
spired by his tremendous strength
equal if not surpass, that aroused by
the slender. well-dressed hero of
modern day dreams with his scien-
tific methods. strategy and captivat-
ing good looks
Further Identification than that
Maciste played the part of the big
slave in DAnnunzio's Cabiria is not
necessary. for the picturegoing pub
lie -Cabiria' recognized as the
worlds greatest spectacle played for
months in the largest houses, and
for variable periods in practically ev-
cry town in the United States And
Maciste is the character that remains
foremost in the mind of nearly ev-
eryone who viewed "Cabiria'
Feats of strength when labeled
and performed as such are not ex-
ceptionally interesting or entertain
ing. but when worked into story as
events in the giants romance they
assume an air of grim unstaged real
ism, that few will fail to appreciate
One of Maciste'S accomplishments is
hanging by one arm from the coach
OF speeding train and scooping a
man up from the road in his other
arm. In another crisis he is seen to
fell seven men, bind them hand and
foot. and load them. two at a time
upon cart. Again he picks up two
men. one in each hand and carries.
them around like suit cases
Maciste's Samson-like proportions
inspire the story. and it is written
around him. In private life Maciste is
Ernest Pagano. Airline Costellos dut-
les as Josephine consist chiefly in
getting into difficulties and having Ma
este extricate her. Robert Ormond
as Duke Alexis. and Dorothy Farms
worth as Josephine'S mother are 9th
er principals in the cast
Briefly the story deals with Ma
cISte'S experience while delivering
Josephine mother from the power
of the Duke Alexis and his hirelings
The duke, to gain control OF the
womans fortune, bribed DR.. krause
to contine her in an insane asylum
Her daughter Josephine eniists Ma
estes aid in the attempt to rescue
her mother. and shortly afterwards
herself falls into the dukes power.
Maciste locates the house in which
the girl is imprisoned. and after
hard fight. frees her. He then applies
for place as servant in the dukes
household. Accepted. he lays a trap
for the duke. and as result sue
ceeds in freeing Josephines mother
Che duke and his men Maciste turns
over to the police,-Motorplay.
'Maciste' at the New Daytona the
atre Wednesday,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-23
+ i + + i + !. !. !. .
!. 1.-THE BEAST At THE 4.
CRYSTAL THEATRE WED. ,

i 4. + + + I. J. !. 4. +
Athletics may strengthen the
frame and build up the constitution. -
said Anna Luther, star Of William Fox
phOtoplays. but it is not a proof
against sunburn. l have learned that,
to my sorrow and pain
In taking Of the river scenes at
Yuma. the company acting in The
Beast" was considerably exposed to
the supn. The combination of frequent
dips into the water and then long
rests on the sands in the glaring Ari-
iona sun. was too much. Every mem
Der Of the company became q living
blister, and dainty Anna Luther, with
her exceedingly white skin, was
among the foremost.
Arrived back at Los Angeles, Miss
Luther arranged a temporary apothe-
cary shop in her room.
Il had every kind of ointment I'd
ever heard Of" said the little actress,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-23

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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-23
A
Allluse1nlenis

out nothing seemed to do any Rcd
sometimes I'd treat . rcd arm vilA
one s1lve and pink nose With ~
otner,- and then try to learn which
KIND was the moro ealcactous. n
most converted myself into Z laborn-
tory, for the testing Of various anti
sunburns"
Filming Of ''The Beast" had to be
abandoned for several days, while the
actors recovered from their exposure
to the heat.
:. Edward Cecil. who plays the Eng
iish Baronet in William FOx's picture.
OF the west, "The Beast" is q new ad-
dltion to Fox forces. Mr.. Cecil has
been on the stage and screen for more
than five years, and he had no end Of
experiences before he finally took up
dramatic work.
MY great desire in life has been to
travel" said Mr.. Cecil Just after
the Klondike craze, spent almost
three years in Alaska, wanderinr into
otherwise unknown parts Of the IN
terror.
In 1899. Admiral Dewey's flagship,
the Olympic, came to San Francisco
harbOr. l was living in the California
a. eAoS sAAAc' auO' tnOuSu was
only sixteen years old. got the idea
OF enlisting. The ship was about to
leave for tour Of the world.
Il signed my name on the book, took
an extremely rigid examination, passed
It. then went home to get my clothes.
l packed up little bundle, and then
came in and announced to my folks
that l was about to leave.
They were dumfQunded. They
tried to stop me, but I got away and
went to the ship. An hour later, my
mother was on the ship. She told
the mate thatI was not of age, the
matter was investigated and l was
turned over to her. All efforts of
mine to hide away were futile.
The Beast" at the Crystal theatre
Wednesday,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-23
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WINTER DESSERTS.

DELIC1OUS DATE PUDDING
IL One-half cup -four, one teaspoon
baking powder. one-half cup sug-
ar, one-fourth teaspoon salt, one cup
dates. one cup nut meats, two eggs.
Sift together -four, baking powder.
salt and sugar Scald dates, dry ON a
clean towel remove the stones and cut
In small pieces. Use walnut or hick-
DRY nut meats. cut in small pieces, but
do not chop. Mix dates and nuts with
the -four mixture. Beat yolks of eggs
light add to them the milk and mix
Ill together. Fold I'm lightly whites Of
eggs beaten stiff. Turn into well
creased shallow baking pan and bake
In moderate oven thirty minutes
Serve with whipped cream. favored
with vanilla
French Fruit Pudding.-One cupful
Of finely chopped suet one cupful OF
molasses. one cupful Of sour milk. one
and one-half teaspoonfuls OF soda, one
teaspOonful Of cinnamon, one half tea
spoonful each Of cloves and salt, one
and one-quarter cupfuls Of raisins
Seeded and chopped. three quarters
cupful of currants and two and three
quarters cupfulS of flour. Add mo-
laSSeS and sour milk to suet, add two
cupfuls Of -four mixed and sifted with
soda. salt and spices, then add fruit
mixed with remaining -four. Turn into
buttered mold. Cover and steam fou.
hours.
Apple Tapioca Pudding.-Pick over
and wash three fourthS cupful of
pearl tapioca. Pour one quart of boil
ing water over it and cook in double
boiler until transparent: stir often and
add one-half teaSpoonful salt. Core
and pare seven apples. Put them in
baking dish and fill the cores with sug-
ar and lemon juice. Pour the tapioca
ov.r them and bake until the apples
are very soft Serve hot or cold with
sugar and cream. A delicious varia
ton may be made by using half pears
.t canned ounces and half apples
Apple Charlotte. = Butter brown
earthern pudding dish and put around
the sides slices of stale bread buttered
and soaked in cold water. Fill the
dish with sliced apples. a cupful of
sugar. add nutmeg. Pour on cupful
of water. This will carry the sugar
through the apple. Cover the apple
with sliced bread soaked and buttered
Cover the pudding dish Bake In
moderate oven four hours. Remove
from the oven. put knife around the
edge and turn it out on the dish it is
to be served in. Serve with sugar
and cream
A~~~ M6<~/'
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-23

All steel equipment. Eie.-
trio fans, lights, Pullman
irawlng room sleepers. DIN
ing cars on trains So. sc and
-. Local sleepefs on so to
savannah. Passengers may
occupy until Z a. M. Free
reclining chair coaches.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17
CANADIAN FORD
STOCK STRONGER;
REQ is SAGGING

Earnings OF the Michigan stamp
INK company "a reported Friday
night IN a meeting OF the stockhold-
ers were so satisfactory that the
stock appeared strong and active in
the early trading on the Detroit
Stock exchange Saturday Several
hundred shares were sold around
1918
No action was taken verifying the
rumor that the concern and the Gen
eral Engineering company. makers
~ the Doble steam car. arc 90 con
solidate. bat n is expected that
something bearing on this report will
develop IN the special meeting Of
The Stamping stockholders next Fri
dsy night
Bower Roller Bearing was again
strong Saturday. selling up 70 39l-2.
REQ Car WAS woefully soft. selling In
odd lots AZ s4l-e
Ford OF Canada was In demand al
2S5, about IS points up from Friday
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17
Produce

The possibility o. tie up on ths
railroads bad stiffeninE eject or
the produce market saturday. EgE
prices were advanced again on Ffi-
Gay on supply and demand cundi-
tionE. the earlier decline having car
ried the market little too far The
poultry market has been on short
allowance for a week and buyers
little on desirable offerings. The po-
tato market is very arm DffcringF
are small az their best and with q
prospect OF stiil smaller receipts IA
ease Of a strike. retailers bought
at small advance when necessary
20 secure supplies Veal calves
dressed hogs provisions, and the
whole list are called nrm.
Appie.-sssoUASs peT bbL for
choice and tbnS for fancy.
Bsasnas - Good Shipping stock
tf25oM SO bunch
B-aa.--oried llmAs lee m.
cranserries-I.ats HoweS % per
bbl. Sc bu
srs.s.d calves Fancy. is0i7c,
Dres.ee Hes. - Light. iTgisei
heavy. i5Utec. 10.
Fianaa HEddies--i6c 10.
Fr~sh Vegetable RAdtshea 500
y
eumbers. not house. SgC2ss. car
rots. $50 bu.' Brussels SPROUTS. 81 q
SOC dt. California celery. sac q 81 50
dox; caulifiower, 81 IS doE lettuce
lagl5c 10. cabbage. new Florida.
s7so per hamper shsrotts 500
CSC Ter doA Florida celery. tsS0as
per case.
Grape FruR-ss.BoRt per crate.
hoseS-- Fancy white. isVl1c' sx-
Yt. r,gT-rft ssf,u... -. r..,,,,~
the following prices Tor SaIsd nay IN
car lots. Z. @. b. Detroit. 40 I timo-
thy il4soqis; Etannard timothy.
80 90 Hight nil.ed $3.50 81.
g. 81 % .9o' 81 5 mSIsd 81 so1i' 'f ss
] clover si30ll 50 re straw. 1872
6io. wheat and Dat straw. sssodp
per ton
I.emeas-tts5RA7s Per box.
LlRes-ti 1BRi2s Der ZOE
NwtR--Wt' nufs sue1 gle. almonds.
u q s9c alnerts. lsGtsc; BraEils.
- o- s.a s-S Ssv.rs sos, ,ss r. Florida.
oaIoas - s1a5oail.oo per ics-Ib.
sack spanish cnlons st0o PEI crate
PofRt"es MlrhiEan ear lots IN
SIS per bill
Pouitry - springs eamstc. tight
springs eon21c, heavy hens - u far-
mediums. $40 27c. stays t9G zoe
T ifaNHAftN III Nc geese AZ ~ ANa.f
ducks s1Te5r ~
straw eeFrls- quart
Sweet Petstse---1erseys. kiln dried
80 per crate
JoHBTNG PRICES
Canned Coed. Apples IA.7S per
gal Lima beans. ~ les. 90. corn.
fancy Maine si.s5. standard t14B0
] so. table beetR. tl.2s1rtoi peas.
fancy early June 81 so. standards 81
salmon, tall f340 mRrruwfat peas,
g.. gs6f,s5. early june. $50, sirted
eerty June 81 40 aoE Tomatoes.
standard s. so11.s0 doz
Comce-Sartos. standard. l6nise
medium tS4 2Ac. fancy 20 Wzgc. Rio
l4h 2i5Nc. lib packages. tsa 71c
lib tins gsT19c 10.
Fr~d-fobhinE prices fe9-ib ssckS
bran. $40. standard middinga f3sRf
40 fine middlings ass cracked corn.
ffs, coarse corn meal. SIS. corn and
cat chop go ton
Fiowr--ichblnK prices. Rest Michi-
Ean patent. $40; second patent, 81. 70,
straight. ~ 90. pure rye. 50. spring
patent. 5000 Dbl In = ~ paper sacks
OiI-Raw lins~ed. 81 o. boiled lin
seed. $i0T In barrel lots: kerosene,
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17

saxsrz-DstrOit Wholesale prices;
Crystal dominoes. lib. tla.s. crys-
tai dominoea. S-lb.. ti1aS. eAels tab
lsts. $40 %. cut loaf si0.es' cubes
tsts, NXNx powdered. ss.go, stand
ard powdered. ts.iS: s~nulated. sS-
ira coarse. tS.so; graduated. nne. In
bulk. ISIS. graduated. 25-lb cottons,
tSgE. crystal domino gran. 1-lo. and
Alb. cartons. IN cases. t9.l3i crystal
domino. Etans iIF cases ts.1Si dia-
mond A. s. IS. confectionoFs A. $40
No A. ISIS. No. 5. SIS 10. No. 9. ss6S,
No 2. $3.50. No. &. SIS No. ., $3.50
30 no. s. as. No, n. 80. No. ~.
tsss. 40 rs. tS1c, No. IL. $3.50, No.
rs, tS30. non-oaklng mixture. tp.sos
beet Eranulhted. tS,sb per Zoe lbs.
hou hold poWdsred. IL. "a 20 case.
g. as household powdered. la IS 10
case. st.et per case.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
III. March li.--HoEs Receipts i5.0Q0
market slow and Sc higher. mixed
and butchers. Sit.jo0 1870 good
heavy, flf.e6 lat rough heavy. Slt.5o
0fAso light flA2b0lfs5 pigs.
tfo.tAnIg-5. Cattle, Receipts 500
market steady beeves 500 1850
COWS and hcifers. S5.1aa 1915 SfaA4I
a.Ta, Texans s. ASA 10 so, calves $40
1855 sheep Receipts 600. mar
krt steady. native. tllnIge5 west
eru ffl ffI-bf lambs tll 3a H
t4G0. western. 5QuI4S5
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17

yoow. March 1.-THE
Xveniag sum financial re
- soDsk markst more or
oHotsc tbln week. with news
rnnls. ueksn starting before
49, scarcely 10 be expected
- = today's fhort session
11tfle more than nominal.
n. ! ooossdsrable show OF
q ~ opening and Price
>u q ihe general list were
10n1. This WAS due doubtless
s mensurs to covering by the
1oro4ts and otherwise set
necounts Cor the week end
rnent NJ more than ordinary
1 >ohind II because OF c over
- msnace OF the railroad sit
Wsll-st still holds 10 the be-
>f fhsre will be no strike.
1900 developments in Russia
\ - lnplioaer the ultimate ests5-
~ q 4 republic ON the ruins
Dunnnno6 throne This tx
q the revolutionary move
66nnot bat be a favorable cur
De for the EDtente bcilis-
- M such win have. In fact
Mas had, stimulating EFT Ct
1ondcn markets az well As
oen. After the clearing up
tents In the nrst half hour
stock market settled down
$3.50 r<ceded from the top
1lns Cor thc most part frae-
Move the previous closing
~ shipping and copper
orr d good demand There
change elsewhere in ~the
lisf. The railroad shares
Nuw md alnsost wholly neg
woo5d be natural under
1I1ag uncertainties.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17

DETROIT. March l6--Cattle. MAJ
ktt steady, best heavy steers 5000
y 1913 best handy Wolght butcher
steers. tt4 So. mixed steers and
heifsrs, yt9e1s. handy ught butch
ere, ~ q see. light butchers. 81 SOC
- besl cows &sGs. Dutcntr COWS.
ts5o0 common cows. sGQtke. can
mere 10 .toGS.T5 best neavy bulls.
1915 a. b0iognA bulls. t7S0dS.
stock bulls te5oUf. mixers aud
strtnEers. a0uAb. Veal calves Mar
kot steady best grades tlamlas
hcavies. NSuS sheep and IArnba
Best lambs. tissoul4f6 Hogs. I'm
settled. prospects higher.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17
cHfcNeo BUTTER MARKET.

CHICAGO March lT-Butter FV-
traE f9r frsts 7sa3sr dairy extras.
ftf- ~ SIC nrsta 11H14e EgUs.
Prime ordinary. ia ~ l-c. hFsta gsG
~ 4ac- Cheese Twins $50 IS ~
Young americas. IS q b gsc 1--we noul.
try Fowls 81 r. ducks 1890
geese. t7Wfsc springs. cate. turks
2ac Potatoes Receipts 50 cars ~ ncv
weEts s2e0N .65 Wisconsin. tZE8fr
ass Minnesota. s. 30H So
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
OF ID. G. X. H. COMPANY

Notice is hereby given that tue an.
nusl meeting OF the stockholders OF
the peIray Connecting Railroad Com
and the Transaction OF such other
business a. may COR before the an
nual ueetsng. will be held AZ the Of
Detroit Mich, on "wednesday March
~. 1917. AZ l y. IN. ny order OF the
Directors % the Company.
tsigned) J. u. sANDERs
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17
CIRn CnrPrR Srnckr
DAIRY PRoDTCTS

Burter--ENrra creamery 1st3c n.
creamery hrsts SIC. dairy. 80 DO
packing stock 2fc NJ
EgE--Fresh receipts. eases incIud-
"a drsts. Sic d0z current receipts
30 p doz Receipts Saturday. iSf4
cases
Ches~e- Michigan flats aac New
York = 40 domestic Swiss. gTMfer.
imported swiss. SIS b soc. brick cream
21c. limbprger Lib 1ELc. G-ib
- long horns 2s&c daisies. 20
CSC fh
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17
EAST p sTrrALo LIVE Lives. STOCK

EAST BUFFALO. y. a.. March IL
Cattle Receipts. 10 CARS, steady
prime steers tti.5o4IeC5. butchers.
50 50 q 1880, fat COWS IS seas heif-
ers &f0s.2S. bulls. t6use5 Hogs.
keccipts, 10 ears. steady. heavy
and hghta ga
sheep Receipts. 10 cars. strong.
top lambs. SlS.500 1915 yeaFiingH
$50 lt, wSthers. sl2H i2,So. ewes,
4tiN l50.
calves SIS
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK

Cf.t-N GLAND March lf--iiogs.
Receipts. 2 zoo. higher. workers ana
mixed. SIS. mediums SEAS. p.Es.
SIG5o rouEhs. So go. stays 81 Cat
tie. Receipts. 10 cars active and
steady sheep and lambs Receipts.
ie cars, top SIS calves. Receipts
geo steady top. SIS.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17

TULEuU MAJ If--TI0se- hraf-
Cash. 81 81. May. s.. July. 81 so.
Corn Cash 81 - May. si11ts July.
t1Iets oats cash. 6314c Nsr
So %c July 5gc Rye Not quoted.
$40 So April. ffG-s October. g. 20.
Alaike Prime and March ST 20.
Timothy Cash and March g CO.,
Butter Brick creamery f1r tuh
creamery. t2aer Eggs Fresh csnd
led. -B, fancy selects Soc Iar
Unchanged
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17

fhtra ereamery. Uh ID.
packing stock. f4c ~.
kxn.-Fresh receipts. cases inciud-
%. nrsts. ace doz.. current receipts.
fshe doh Receipts Friday. 1910
Chee.e Michigan hats. ase. New
York, 2ees domestic swlsa. af032c:
imported swisA $50 zoe: brick cream.
q nc, limbnrger. l-ib.. aSHe, a-lb..
ntAe' long horns ise, daisies. 1sc
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17

TOLErO March lf-HogF Re-
refpts 7 zoe. market steady heaNies
StRutbIb mediums. 3iAWlb.l5t
workers. SIS 50Ul5 good pigs Si20
1875 Calves STEADY sheep and
lambs steady
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17
NEW YORK. coT-roN MARKET
Elqin Butter

Butter. All sales al 40c. Last
weeks price 40 70 sc
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17

- weekly report OF the De
y Qoonring House association,
Doolts show an increase Of
- over the previous week
~ deposits amount TO more
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17

tank wagon or iron barrels. sac. red
crown gasoline. 1870 gal.
Htaes-No. I cured hides ftes No
] green hides. Use; No. 1 cured buila
tsci No. ! green buliz. lac. No.
cured veal kip. 2Sc. No. zresn veal
Mp. 2sc; No. cured murrain. ale;
No ! green murrain. ice; No 1 cured
horse hides. ts 81: No. . horse hides
ti.2b. No. 1 taliow. sAc. No. - tai
low. Shc per 10: No. | hides. lie on:
No. Kip and calf. ~ q on. sheep
Skins tas 10 amount WOOL, see o..
NEw yonK PRODUCE
NEW YORK. March i7.--Flour;
Quiet. arm. Pork Dull; meas. $3.50
q SO. Lard steady. middle west
spot. tis.4ouisbo. sugar, Raw, cas-
Ter. centrifugal. 80 test. tS27. mus
covado. - test $3.50. refined. quiet.
cut loaf tsl6. crushed. ts. powder
Ell. $40. graduated. American 81,
Federal $50. Coffee. Rio No Z on
spot. a%c Tsllow; Quiet, special
lliac, city. iiAe, country. igGlsHe
Hay Firm prime No. 4. si,o5ml.fe.
No. 8. 700 soc. clover 5kge2he.
Dressed poultry. Quiet. turkeys. Is
F2tc. chickens. is1 use fowls iTk
~ AZ hc, ducks. 1Su2ac Live poui-
Try; stronger, gese. i5alIc: ducks.
20 q Use fowls. ~ o 25ci turkeys 1su
sc. roostsrs. lee, chicken. broiiers
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17
DAIRY PRODUCTS

is0ase. Cheese; Firm. state milk.
skins so@nos ''; g sp.e.sl.'s 20 si s.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17

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