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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-13

"NJND $500
nowiska zajetego przez Rad a
merykanski wobec re~krutowania
polskiej armii. Odczytai rowniez
inny document tyczacy sic tel ar
mil. Zaklinai Zjednoczenie do wy
tezenia wszystkich sill, by Armia
Polska jak najwiekszc miq&a po--
wodzenie cclem odzyskania VOL
noSci i niepodlcgioSci Polski, Bla-
gal rowniez, by duchowieistwo
gorliwoScia swoja ! wymowa
przyczyniio sic do utworzenia tel
armii. Apcl jego wywolai wielki
entuzyazm.
Nastepnie mowii O Polskim
Komitecie Narodowym politycz--
nym, kt6ry sic tworzy L siedzibq
W Paryzu i przez w~szystkie rzady
Aliant6w zostanie uznany jake
ciaio reprezentujace Polske w
sprawach politycznych i wojsko-
wych. Gel jego jest dwojaki: -
wytworzyc jednolitq okreSlonQ
Scisle akcye zagraniczna i dopro-
wadzic do wytworzenia warun-
k6w korzystnych ola Polski pred
kongresem pokojowym ! W czasie
lego trwania. Powiada, &c wszy-
scy czIonkowie tego Komitctu, z
wyjqtkiem jednego So zrujnowani
f~inansowo. Niezrnierne sunny pie
niezne So p~otrzebne do prowadzc-
MIA dzialalnoSci i piracy celcm o.
siagniecia naszych cel6w. Potrze-
ba mn6stwa wydawnictw, gazet
i setek pomocnik6w.
w najwyzszem uniesieniu "a
pytuje sic, czyli MONA oczekiwac
goretszego poparcia .dla sprawy
Polski, kt6ra zawszc byia katoli-
cka, cd kogokolwiek, niz cd zie-I
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
FORD TO OPEN up.
ROUGE PROPERTY
Asks Supervisors For Permis-
sion to Erect Bridge at
Dearborn Estate

A special meeting OF the board ~
supervisors Ia consider three pro
positions that require early attcn.
tion will be held Feb. 10. al l0:i5
o'clock. The call for the me"'ins TO
be issued Thursday by John Smith.
chief deputy sherin
Henry Ford and his wife. Clara
j.. are peti,ionins the board for per.
mission to build bridge in Dear.
born across River Rouge 10 connect
the North and South Dearborn roads.
The bridge ~ill open up 1900 acres
of Mr. and Mrs. Ford's land In the
River Rouge district. the petition
states. !, viii have lG-foot drive.
way. and win be OF sufic lent
strength 10 bear 10 ton tractof 7;
will be $50 feet west OF the Michigan
Central bridge
Annexation Of Gratiot, Crosse
fointe. springwells and ste. Claire
townships also will be considered
b. the supervisors. and. II approved
Sill 70 before the electors Al tho
spring election.
AT The same time the board s.sn
viii pass on the appointment OF t~o
deputy registers In the ONCE of the
register OF probate. The work in ;hst
once having Increased greatly
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
Rolls Bill Under His
Tongue When Nabbed
AS DisOrderly
TAXI DRIVER
is COMPLAINANT
Trio Shows Fight When
Cop Answers Dis
tress Signal

Hes got SO in his mouth" ex-
claimed Policeman Thomas Collop
in polbTe court Wednesday morning.
a. ne pointed at Thomas Milligan.
enc OF three prisoners standing BE-
fore judge sellers
Milli-an shook his head. but kept
his lips pressed tightly together.
The officer took a step toward him
with hands stretched ou' toward the
.aN OF TIE prisoner. Then the
mouth opened. slowly and ont from
under the mans tongue rolled $50
bill He handed il Up TO the judge
Policeman Collop. a trsfic otacer
sistionAd a, Monroe and Randolph.
raw tsAtcah coming down Monroe
az stO o'clock Wednesday morning.
with the river giving distress sig
nails. The policeman stopped the
cab. The driver said his three pas
gsngers. all OF whom carried re-
volycrs. had been riding in bis cab
Iearly all night. that the bill Was
then sl95 81. but that he vas afraid
TO insist upcn payment
As the policeman started % auss-
ton the joy-riders they shov~d fght
end attacked him. lie got several
severe iolts on the head and stood 4
fair chance ~ being beaten down
when the taxi driver and others bur.
ried TO his assistance He arrested
the men. but they bad hidden their
revolvcrs and mos OF their money.
In addition 20 NilliHan. Walter
lMrke and Grover Ellis were arrest
ed on the charge OF disordsrly Goa
ouci II appeared that Ellis had lit.
tie 10 do with tho escapade and he
vas dischsrged The other two were
fnsd So each or sentenced TO serve
90 days
Policeman Collop urged th~ court
20 20 the limit with the men He
said they were bad actors" n
vas then that he drew attention 20
The fact that one of ihsm hal the
money ir his mouth
Mlligan paid the fine with the $50
oil that had been in his mouth
when II got to The police court
clerk he handed " hack 10 the on
Ger AMI advised him 10 hang I; cut
on tho line End dry IL Then from
rome secret hiding place ono OF the
prisoners drew out a $50 bill and
asked The police court clerk 10
change II for him
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
Marriage Licenses

Richard Haynes al Maud smith.
G.org. ". Border. 10. Florence
Wtederoder, -
waiter Chrlrsnsen. -. Detroit:
Bessie Lakewood. 81. Ruralo.
sne.pbu okosinski - Helen Paey-
kowskA 90
John A. Champion. % Helm
MIA. Pasko. 90. Mary olaIsr/ %.
Jos y. Raun, 7? Eva Gagnoh. rs
William r. Harrison. - anna r.
Brstt. 3s.
ciaf.ncs shoot 20 Mary Botoro-
wic1 20.
Joseph v.nisr. "a rTOr.ne. Rudd.
Michael s.IcHyk. ~; Amies solak.
=;
Fred Peters, a.. Frida HiId.br. nd.
Jay Piumm.r. ,s fApesr hdna p.
Thomas scott 81 Jean Hamilton.
a.
Frank osesn. IL Florence o'Con-
nor. ~.
Joseph Kettlsr. Ir. Il; Lillian De-
Trsnk G.Aey.s -, May Psuo~-
ska. -.
Arthur BIuhrn. y. Detroit. clara
I.eshka. -. SorthviIie.
All Abraham. IS. Martha Fisher.
John fApuuynskI. ,s. Jose Pfas-
EcEynska Il.
-tani-y RutkowsEL 81. May F1sky-
wsky. III.
"a ~ TArssSkie~icE. 81. Mary
Rxeppa. IL
Douglas u. Bryan. Il Aiie. A
Naioney. -.
Jas T. conroy. 81. Chris,in. Arm
Ing. IL
CHARLES Gu.nther. 80. Ieorn. Ne
Arthur c w.hnsr. 10; c1.r. Z.
Harper, is,
Bessie Tuthili. 10. River Rouge
Paul Jackson. az Irene Hayes.1
Mike Giovon. -. Christine Baxiock.
II.
). Arthur N Richardson. ~: Luiu
H. HAblo. 81.
Philip j. Clemens. tS: sarah l.
LYernois. 1s.
Albert q. smoisnski. 70: Msrsar.,
Rodford. 10.
George A. Fugats. IL. Aargorie Y.
Ganobls. ~.
Vim. Ralph. Jr- IS; vRginia
Rouks. Is.
Kummsl Kiekena IL: Emma Rob
erchut. IL.
Frank L. Scott. ~; A. hintha
Judah. 10.
Mike PAdossk. n: ida Macy. Ia
John q. Cross. ~. Detroit. May
Bailey. ~. Boston. Mass
John 0sveluk. II; Catherine houe-
Hulak. IL
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
MUCH WHEAT
Is UNL0ADED
Flood of Selling Causes Marked
Depression In Pit
Prices

CHICAGO. Jan. "a Wheat start
ea slow. nat g. few minute later
,berc was "A general rush &c sell.
The unload hg movement was due TO
thf fact that the Santa ~ had placed
an embargo on shipments of corn
and Wheat 20 Galveston and that Ike
Aaiser WAS a-ainst ruthless subma'
rine warfare Ma wheat opened
down IA and later dropped IA lore.
going 20 IT, IA Iuiy opened W "a.
declined . 81. going 20 ii'5s, Sep
tembcr opened unchanged. lest 5-s,
ceiling ~ i3t 5-S
Corn opened frmer but thc ~
vance selling of wheat caused II 10
vase Oh Mey opened up IL. srbse-
eueuuy gaining "a. going TO 100 ~.
1uly ogened up IS. bur later declin
90 IS goinv 90 eS5-S
oats. opening shade higher
cu'ck, weakened IN sympathy with
other grains. May opened up Is. but
LATER declined IS. going 10 IS 1.2.
July op. ned ur l. later loet Il
selling 10 1il4
Provisions averaged moderately
hisbcr on arst trades. the strength
a hogs inspiring fair tuyinE
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
Local
WILSON HUNTS
FOR GOOD men
Hopes To Fill Vacancies In
Federal Boards Before
Congress Ends

WASHINGTON. Jan. si.-Presi.
dent Wilson hopes to MI vacancies
OF all federal boards and commits.
slons before congress adjourns
Two vacancies exist on the federal
trade commission. one OF which will
robahly te nlled by John Alexander
Julian. OF Cincinnati. a Democrat.
Hltho western administration leaders
are booming Sigmund Zeisler. OF
Chicago. for the vacancy.
Owing TO the opposition 10 George
Rublee. whom the senate failed 10
confirm as one member OF the board
tn. president probably will not send
bic name TO the senate again
He has not yet determined upon
member for the vacancy. To take
the place OF Barnard Baker who
suddenly resigned oimoct before the
ink on his commission was dry.
DifSculties in securing the kind
cf men he desires AT a salary OF 81
500 a year is holding up the tartn
commission.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
William J. Hendrieks pIes

william J. Hendricks. No ls+
Marston ave. died Tuesday after an
illness OF four years. Mr.. Hendricks
was 5s years old. and was for many
years president OF C. ID Widman a
Company. later being connected
with Hendricks & Martx Brothers
company lie was born In Mar
shall Mich. coming 20 Detroit when
a boy. lie was a charter member
of the knights Of Columbus. a mem
Der OF Branch No. 81. c. VI. y. A.. q
member OF Our Lady OF the Rosary
church. and president OF the Rosary
Ushers' club Mr. Hendricks is sur
vlyed by four children: william J.
and Harvey r. Mrs. George r.
schmiti. OF Detroit. and Mrs. Adam
siebert. Of Dayton. o. Funeral ar
rangements have not been an
nounced.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
.1oae7 FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Jan WArst wa'
weak az the opening am continued
g. decline durns the csri part ci
The session. Tire cRril buyers oi
Tue sday had wheat fof sale and dfa
not care to take chances
wheat deaisrs arc afraid of prace
proposals. They are afraid 90 re-
main on the iong side shils a ucN
note on the var - eNrrctrt ffem thf
sAiart nIfhtn snort time t.Nt" 70
demand. even un tAr 90 tFraN- le
nor active lT.uAry rrrrtffa Arf
large anA thc spurtatlDn sItEa-
zion s., ssa4uxt - buit market hiir
rifararcrs were large Monday far
dlscouras h4ftng Lfabrr- arr 44trk
iu take prruts when trey ere iu
- ght and thls keeps tne mari ket from
1t coming over boG gtL
HArrett has recently been closing
srreads ha purchasing MaH I'm che
90 and selling q " rapclls. Com
n1 ssfun Hauses rpuslutr ere tcc hnICal
position ot ths wArset >tfrns and
believe = smart advance would fni-
low any sntiraflon 20 aHt ne - Tor
cigners. Minneapolis rrpcfts an fn-
crease m demand Cor Sour cash
~heat Ia Detroit - slow Local nii 10
have not been attlNe buyers for srV~
eLai tays
Wheat was weak turnout the great
cr part - the dAN and cinsrd AZ a.
loss ~ 1f3 = ffuui Tue Etas close.
Corn deciine% Ac. eats 'sc, T}e lc
and e.oveIsced y.
cash No red, fi.1s Nav openrd
Nith drop ~ r az Sc. drrliu=
- s. s1s1. Advanced ~ 5 Nth and
declined to iN2t l-lg opened az
si-3tts. declined T. s. -. advanced o.
81 50 AMI declined g. So 40
"a - p q. 4 i 4
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
REQ MOTOR is
ON UPGRADE ON
LOCAL MARKET

The early session of tho Detroit
Stock exchange. Wednesday morn.
ing. developed a strong undertoue
in the motors OF which REQ Carr
took the lead. opening ~ So SIS. and
responding 10 a fair demand up TO
noon.
Ip~the last few days trading has
eyfibited a tendency 20 expand be
ybnd the narrow area IN which IL
has been operating in the last
month. Buying has been more pro
nounced on the part OF the public.
Individual sales are also growing.
orders OF more than 100 shares be-
ing executed more freely than dur
ins the early part OF the month.
January Is usually dull In stocks.
and brokers did not expect 10 do
much business. They are planning
on a much buster period in Febru-
airy. however.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31

urt e Activity Is Succeeded
By Deep De-
preston


x NV YORK. Jan. si.-The Even
~ opn financial review says:
.while the stock market in the
(oeenoou was relatively active with
- sustained definite trend. Il set
NJ down In the afternoon into a
ncoggish aRair OF wholly profes-
o1ona1 character. Up to mid day
there we're repeated movements OF
Suyyins tendencies. The opening
~ narrowly irregular and this was
0polDwed by = good deal OF ebbing
ood Rowing. The volume OF business
uas somewhat heavier than the two
erpceding sessions of this week.
After midday the trading died ont
Almost altogether. Traders we're
tearish scarcely without exception.
The remarkable report OF the United
States Steel corporation seemed 20
have made no impression whatever
end those who expected that the
omasing showing in earnings would
nnDtivute the imagination of The out.
o1ders and induce them 10 start a
ouyin& movement were disappointed
9Tlces ~ times were ! TO points
~ 20 below the previous closing.
neain slightly above and more FIRE
Quently practically st the same level
~Ths movements OF l.. s. Steel
eommon. which sold as high "a
rs ~ and IN low IA liz IA. reject
~ With fair accuracy fhe movements
% The Industrial and railroad lists
n1jke."
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
Old Ferry Captain pIes.

Capt John Cockburn. ~ years
old, yho was an engineer for 81
years on the Michigan Central car
ferry. died Tuesday IN the home OF
his nephew, Capt Alexander Cock
burn. % tho Detroit hre department.
No. 1867 Wabash ave. Capt. Cock.
burn was born in Scotland. He
came TO this country in 1850. and
became a superintendent OF marin1
engines N Hamilton. Ont. lie was
member of 81. Andrews society.
Detroit Masonic lodge. and a
knight Templar
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
NV YORK. pRoDUCE

NEW YORK. Jan si Flour quiet
rnd nru. Pork stronger n~as. So
Trls0 Lard Flrr Middle wet
spot. tfr50d sugar Raw eazy
covade' a. test t7asdtf. rshned
quist. cut loaf, $50. crushed. t175
,, wdsred. ts.S5 grAnulated - IS o
$50 CoTse RIO No on spot Zoe
Tsliov steafy special. o. &c city
111-- -Enuntr2- ~ = allA tfAF~-rl rlrul.
40 T. ftn5mIfn No. a. 800 s5r. clos
YER. g0Tftc Dressed poultry quiet
futkeys 10d3sc chickens i1fi zar
fowls fsn &c. ducks i1mz5c Live
poultry Unsettled geese, tTnifr
ducks &c tWtS f2c turkeys -oc
roostsrs. f4iS 0iSc chicken. broil~rs
g0Bnafc Cheese. Firm state milk
rs m mon 20 specials. 27m 15c. skins
common % specials itG3ohc
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
Livestock
w,on,eAN cr:>rW.L srocN,,aps

DETROIT Jan. 1i-Catti~; f'rcs-
pects 100 sc lower, best heaNy
steers. 800 IS, best handy weiSh ~
ard heifera. sTS0UsgS handy light
butchers ss50aTs0. iight butchers
q 5Qns best cows ss.ssgs. butcher
COWS. SsGse5 common COWS. fau
balls s7uTs0. bologna bulls ss.2a u
80 stock bulls g. 80 ns.S. feeders.
sTn so. stockers tsn1 mixers and
srringsrs. sgN6so Veal calves Mar
kri steady best ti3pii others
$50 sheep and iamts Market
steady best lambs 80 fair lambs
sieft15o. light 20 common lambs
,i0fiiSa. fair 20 good shcep. tsRs.
Culls and common. So $50. hogs
Market prospects so lec htgher
yorkers and hcAvies fii-5oa il.Is.
pfgs ti0s0
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
JoIuBING PRIc Es


Canned 1.oods-Appies $50 N5 per
RaL Lisua beans f.i91 So. Norp
Fenry Maine 81 si standard. " %
table beeta. tI2Saif0 Pea Fancy
early Iuna. g. 90 standards. 81. sal
rrrn. faiL s240. Marrnwfst peas
s. early June. s. 30. sifr~d
carly fGne 8 90 doE Tomatoes,
stan fsrJ .. 80 . 50 per dos
tensr santos. standard ls0l1e.
tref..trn. is - EVc. fancy tso21c Rio.
is trs "a ~ 10
Fe<s -frlt'ng prices isH-lo. sacts.
tr1u s77 standard n n'fdllngs SO
fne ui3Tti~~A 80 lrackef corn ff'
ooafse corn meal. 't1. corn and oat
riovr f,Lhfnr prices. Bee Miesi.
san patent - 90 second patent.
1850 rtrafFht. g. 90. pure rye. 1850:
rrrinr ps'e 81. fig % Dbl IN 18th pa
PER sncFR
ou-Rav nase~d. 80. boiled lin
seed fiG1 rdf In bsrrst lots. Ksro-
serr in ivon barrels. Diamond head
light. 7Tr. perfection. Sc palAcins
ffe red crown gaHolins. - ~ sal
Hide - ~urec hidss Tio. So.
\ green hides. Ssc No ] cured bulls
i5e No. Er-.n bulls. lac No. l
cured veal kip - No s. green veal
sip, &c 80. 7 cured murrafn isc.
~ I g~er1 murrRin. lie, No J curei
caif. a0c Nc. green calf 7sci No. .
horse hides ~ No .ors~ hid... IS.
No ,sliow. So 80. : isilow. - No
I hldes. ic ~ No bfp ana ckff.
A ~ ahe~pskin tas 20 amount
Wo1'l. SOC % -
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
EAST BtTFALo LIVE STOCK
sDunniax a st~veas

FAST BUFFALO. Jan 50 Cattle
Receipts. 80 cars steady, prime
steers. iseg 60 1880 pounds. 80 =
n Is, good 90 choice s. IS q ie.2S fair
% good. sSTsuse5 plain 20 coarse.
sSGs50. canadian steers. i1oo 20 1900
pounds. saSeGln nSo Canadian steers.
1850 10 1850 pos,ds. tsT5uaeS Ca
madam rlixed heifers and steers. Nn
$50. yeArlings dry fed. prime. tiou
20 50. best handy steers. $50 % 30
light butcher steers q IS sE5. best
butchsrinE steers and heifers MIXED.
sSgSRe. western hcltsrs $50 n q IS
hsst heavy fat cows. tinS butcher
COWS 81 ttTsse cutters sSn5 50
csnuers. 81 e5daTS fancy huils. s. 80
slS5A butcher bulls 50 3s, com
NOR bulls. s. seGs GOOD stockers.
SS fNneTS light common Stockers
s. sn.f7 : feeders best d@horned. s. "
30 best milkers. sprinEers $50 u
NO mediums. $50 -. common. $50 "
50 u4lEs nece'pts. 80 cars; slow
heavy. si.fsHts.s- workers sisr
1915 pigs and iight~. $40 1sw n 80.
sheep Esceipts. Is cars lover tor
1ar7h~ slgs5H ttTS y~arlihEs So 50
4f1 - wafhsrs ST eS8ii5 50. ewes.
-NGfoT5 Calves sSrii
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31

rnIInn GnAIN

nyLEDr. gau closing Nv heat
Casn. y 80 Ma sis. I1tF tl5-s
corn cash sl.ert Ma st'- Ilt
ff0f cats cash. lA NfN s.
July sst, RISE cash 81 fs. Glow
nfeee1 Easn fanusrr ard FrufuAr
So - y Na~rh gief1. Apr. flAi"
Crfuhef g. f1fs AIfAr prime.
kfgHT N1rrh ST. 81 Timothy Cash
t2t1la March s2bets Hgrer- Hrlos
creamery. 4Hr tub crsarFrg.
Egx~ rresh cardlrd. AZ cardlel
storage. gsr fancy storage fnr fancy
selects f5~ HAY tn hanged.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
ruI1,.o uTT-Typ u,ntrT

Cfffr AGO Fau 7t -HHffer Ektras
9refa rss u Its dairy extras
rfIf nrFts alis ar Eggs
Prime ordinary. 1aa rfL nrsta. SIC
An.If~aa tEu e7Iar fIse pSiitry
.ufe T1r docks f1n.-Ir geese
ff - -pftHE- ffisr turks 77r
F0fs sggra Receipts 60 cars. Wisron
ain. O. F0nl MinneEuta. ~ s01 2
neW Dotat0ss. fancy vest. f2.i5 q ;. %
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
NEW ,oRK BUTTER sND EGGS.

NEW YORK. Jan si.-nutter.
nrm. receipts. a.f17 Creamery sxtra
afLuffs creamery special market
49, nt5r. state dairy. tuhs 1q0fic.
Initiation creamery nrHts. afu So.
EEgs. Firma HeceipfH i.H1B Nsars
BY white fairy fsntec nearby
mixed fancy. fiHt:c. fresh nrsts.
al ot3c.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
cLr,EL.ND Tive STOCK

CLEVELAND Jan 81 --Hogs re-
ceipts. goo active. Workers and
mixed. So -. medisrps. 81 20. PIGS
tio.fi. roaghs. I'll stags SO. cat
tie Receipts. 10 ears. slow. sheep
ard lambs Receipts. 500 steady
slow 20 -ic lower. Top. tit 80
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
cuu,,co LIVE srock

CHICAGO Jan 81 Hogs re-
ceIpts s. 900 market roe higher.
mixed and butchers tfig0a ~ S5.
Ccod heavy. tii Secfit5 rough
heavy. slf.35uii 80. light siI.20a
iiT5s ptgs. isss iofj. cattle Re
reipts 81 900 market steady. hesvss.
t--sT 1875. cows and heifers i5
fa-. TaxanS tSsinasS calves
-tGItsa sheep Receipts : Z 900
market steady native. iienil IS
western tI0.@SGff 30 lambs tiIT5p
it-T. western. ti.7isao.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
rot.rDO IINE srOCN

TOLEDO. Jan ti.--Hags Receipts.
Hght market &C. higher. heavies.
Sl.feHigta mediums ti3W12i0.
= yorkers Sit50Iia. good pigs SO IS
NIL calves Market steady sheep
and lambs. Market steady
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
NI.M NnHN InITnN MAnhI-.r
nAIIIN rIinIIlIe

Batter -EHtra creamery asr Ib.
lrrfafurfB. nratH seas dalff gsr lr
packing rturk -ttsr Dot
EgEs Fresh receipts eases Iurl4ti-
%. frqtF. for dor. current receipts
-fc foz Receipts Wfdursia1 sac
cases.
Chee.e Michigan raiA tfc. Nt0
York nHts 1ts. dOfnrHffr -ufHa lTu
SO imported swiss aofI CO.. bfi =
cream ~ D. iiwHururr f-In glr. o.
To- s2isr Ions horns. l1iig De- asfrs.
q n .ar nrr Ih
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
U. s. Cotton Report.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 31.-cotton
exports during the week ending
Jan. "a. totaled 1851 bales. a total
since Aug. I. OF 7,sT7.sfe bales.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
crnn f,orrEn STOCKS

xsrrly ssc.oee Isrsons live IN the
&ooe rompsry.. according Go the
1Dnn'n onausl report It's ser
ooooly elsetrtc llght ard power
&(1cA ~ VILLAGES and fs un-
= - SSsS Ssrs sssis.siisI
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31

II is warmer in the frost than dur
ing a thaw. because when water
treeTes Il parts with It's latent. or
hidden heat. which passes into the
air During a thaw heat IL taken
from the air. and absorbed by the
ice
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
Produce

Conn iiselen men reported httie Or
rc change m either prices or condi-
tlous for thc day Butter IS o~ins
oTered from al directions. 70 arpear-
r- trat.pvvry creamery ino thc state
has small surplus. and in some in
" Noes prices ar. named which are
Jess tHan tbe Eig.A bawE r0nsump-
ttrr Is r.str rtrd uy the hish price
levn ana retailers arc uuying IN a
-frsi wts "uly, the result being a
heavy market rhe>cg demand is
Better thau the sInpiY but a. ~prtn =
trfurt.n ts nrc nr ~ and heavy
.reInfs GAe EerF shortly. dealers arr
-lakIf.-- 1rrauE EfTr~rts Tor only 81 s.
at a i.fnr AZ frr the rest. the mar
Net best described as steady. With
"a Hrsu anIertanr.
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IIIIEAtiU. IHn. --Ii-a 0UHr-
ing wheat MAY, down tsr HaiN
up =. .c September. rhsnErf Corn
MAY. up t4r July ~ f,c cat MaF
ID ac. f1iy up tsC iuiF Wp 3.
i-rovision- slightly higher
r1nsr--WheAt Mlk down A..
July down ~ SertrFs Der Cow q t O.
corn MAJ down Ase. 1alF SOAR
= &C Oats Nay dowr sc. iult
dawn tr Provision Sharply loN-
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Auto Body--p a. IS
Charcoal com.--fS0 at a. 100 a, g.
1S0 st IN, Toe 81
charcoa, Pfd.--fce at So. Is at g.
Coshuila--<s0 at s.,
Conttnentsi Como az Tia. g ~
1tA. 100 pt ii9, ,ea at iilk zoo ~
j1L. 100 az fiL
Detroit E1iscn- 20 e, i4Si,. 20 al
Paige Detroit al sl..
rarke-Davls--s at i1sH
W. Il p-uxStn--fS ct 5oL
REQ Car-io0 AZ 5ss 70 az 90. 30 .,
-. 81 ~ seB. 90 az 49,. 10 at ass.
~ A. 7eH, 10 at ssE. 50 at sss.
CHARCOAL Com.--ioo a, 3. 100 at S
Continental con.--sc at iih. .
pet a. a .F.--iaS at fIx.
/Rsc Carly NJ ssH. 10 at ssis. 81
woivsrine-- az ~.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31

prfrti.G-ss~ piats nest ktaa--thst
ts riEkf--Tiwes Job Dept.--Hain t52o
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
Motor Stocks

Furnished by VIM. A Near a Co.
.as-2Sg Ienooscot building Detroit
Jan 50 Bid Ask
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31

The fciiowtnG Arms are privii~red
10 execute orders on the Exchange.
~. e Moss q Co. Carlyle a Povah.
Geo. - West q Co. y. v Maccrone
uoUr q Co. w. y. Mclaughlin. Mer.
etll. Lynch q Co. w. A. Hamiin q
o., VIM a. Neer q Co. Sinclair q
Couia Emmett Z. sprague. wm- "
Ssss sssss.s Co co X f.ans,, Ps,,o. a s%,s SO 5's,
Co. Lowfs q. oorton. w. x Reilly
q Co. Matthew Finn. A. w. wallace
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sppre-f- soas5v per ooL 70

sppie.-S- SedtSv per ooL for
choi-e and s. q g for fancy
nsRa-s- Good snIpping stock
Bean- Dried Limas. sisG Gioc.
= Sshbax~ s. 81 a : per 100 lbs; New
fs1ns per crate.
traae~r EoW-A $3.50
SO per 3D.. s. Is en-
Dre.~ed C.Is~- Fsrcy, ~ risise;
80. q if1 20 per n.
Fr--h NsxeSahI~--Grs~r pepPera
80 aatAet, ,o "a -ss shes ~ .rrra., ',I o.,
81 house. ,4al l.7S. carrots iL.S per
tp brussr - sprouts. -Nc per quar- Z.
.fIerl t9tf e1r d"H .litornls --i-
toes ~ ger s-haskrt fhta /.
csuHn'wcr s. doE lettuce. $50 l'c
erap- r..l, :, soq' Pc, rate,
Hsy-pstrot shippers ar. esyirs
tfe following prices for oaied hay In
CO. ssr io,fT = pstrois5 .ts9s,rs 20 ,nothy s,thy
yi85aRls light rniyed, .iiSo ~:
" , timothy. ii.gls: 10. I mixed.
J -iov@r. 'l.9l: 50 rye sIra.: 81 80
Lemons -'tStso per box
II....vi; 81 ~. i>a' B:,T 100 ,,ro,a.
SCI - siS.rt. na.sc Brssiis
orsa.-- .Ssv.is iIsys5i;. FLOR
onIos- lsfo95 per ioe-ih sscS'
tsEE 81 aI-r5 hu. western rto' =.
rofhte~- Nt~rtgsa car lots IN
80 t9v hH Nrfiefn
hu reW kermudAs. tl0
rfr hfi s. "a r~r hu
pouHry srrlnrs. ao6.71cs i,sst
rr-.nEs sfsut Zoe fancy hens. u
e. fkr med rrn ff7r 1oC No hens.
- @ !. q n
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Standard Oil Stocks

o1otations by HornbIo~s. z .wees
Jan 81 rtH AFkra
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
Boston Copper Stocks

cuotatiors b- HornbioN Ner q Weeks.
sn- -t Open lr'gh low Close