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The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
FAKIRS PREY ON
PEOPLES FEARS
Peddle Alleged Scarlet Fever
Preventive From Door
To Door

FSkirs are preying upon the fears
OF people. brought on by the large
number OF scarlet fever cases In
Detroit. according 10 complaints
which are being received by the
board OF health.
One Detroit physician was called
upon Friday morning by a woman
peddier who made the error OF tr,
ing TO sell a worthless fever proven.
tive TO a member Of the medical
profession.
The device which the woman had
for sale was a small cardboard case,
filled with cotton batting. which
was saturated with formaldehydc
and wrapped about a few eamphor
balls.
"All you have 20 do Is hang n
OF the wall and there won't ever
be any scarlet fever in your house. ="
said the woman.
The physician promptly called
the board OF health. II was stated
al the health board that efforts are
being made TO round up the fakirs
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
RAIL RATES ON
FRUIT BOOSTED
Vegetables to Northern Mar
kets Must Also Bear
Advance

WASHINGTON. March sl.-A
general revision OF rates on fruit
and vegetables from southern pro
dOeing points 10 northern markets
was announced today by the inter
state commerce commission.
Numerous reductions az we'll as
increases are involved In the rate
revision. From New Orleans to II
OF the principal markets east and
west Of the Mississippi. including
such points as Kansas City. ST.
Paul. St Louis, Chicago. Cincinnati.
Louisville. Pittsburgh. New YORK
and Philadelphia. All rates are m.
creased. 3s2 rates are reduced and
81 rates are unchanged
The commission refused 20 per
init increased rates on potatoes from
points in Arkansas. oklahoma. Mis-
souri, and Kansas. but granted
ehHuA ilNANaNNr on OAnNT NFENlAnitA
from those producing points II
also denied increased rates 90 fruits
from those points.
Increased rates on fruit, vegs-
tables and melons from points IN
Louisiana west OF the Mississippi
river. which do not exceed the pres
ent rates from New Orleans 20
Colorado points, were allowed by
ths commission
Increased refrigeration charges
from points in Louisiana on the
line OF the Louisiana Railway a
Navigation company were held jus
tined. The commission likewise per
mitted increased carload and less
than carload rates from points east
OF the Mississippi river
Slight Increases were allowed on
watermelons. canteloupes and musk
melons from Arkansas, Oklahoma
and Missouri 10 northern points.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
Design
News Bulletin No. 20.

One needs oniy a knowledge OF
broad essentials TO design a mere
motor car.
But Il takes a GOOD engineer 20
design a car that Ia COMPETITIVE
!, LY EFFICIENT.
To design a comparatively ericient
car that can be- built FOR A LESS
requires NGlNEERlNG TALENT OF
The highest order
A few men in the automobile I'm.
dustry stand out az supremeiy cApR-
bic in this rare attribute.
One Of these few men 10 Ray Har.
roun.
Many months ago. when Harroun
machinery was being purchased. the
venerable president OF n big machine
tool concern called on Mr. Harroun
and asked 20 see the cylinder block
10 be used on the lrst Harroun car.
he inspected n thoroughly on all
sides with especial attention 20 the
arrangement Of It's mllled surfaces
mfr Harroun," said he. 7 con
graduate you.
AS YOU know, I've built the mill
Ing machines FOR most OF the big
manufacturer. and moAt OF these
machines have been costly. special
Jobs.
But the milling operations OH
this block will be the easiest. sim
plest and cheapest Of any In tho
automobile industry. You must have
been MILLING this block while you
DESIGNED H.
And that was exactly what had
taken place not alone In Mr. Har-
roun's design ~ the cylinder block.
but also in every other detail OF the
car.
During two years % his prior con
nection. you will remember. Mfr
Hsrroun 30 reduced production coats
as TO lower the cars selling price BY
OVER 20%
Blu, profits steadily increased
Al the same time he so refined the
car as TO make II a worlds endurance
champion
n Is only reasonable 10 infer that,
In his present opportunity, Mr.. Har-
roun has far eNcelled his prior feats
IN economical design.
Hts car has already proven itself
a sensation IN power and efficiency.
But its greatest merit will be In It's
ADAPTABiIITY TO ECONOMICAL,
LARGEQUANTIT PRODUCTION.
Unhampered by old models or old
machinery. Mr.. Harroun now has a
proposition made 70 his own order.
A better car for less money 10 the
plainly Indicated prospect.
And PROFITS TO CORRESPOND.
Profits for Mr. Harroun- profits for
you II you buy the HArrom stock
We hold for your subscription at So
share. par value $40.
The stock YOU viii buy VIII be de-
llyered In the form 81 an adinterim
certificate. issued by the Equitable
Trust Co. OF New York
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
STAMPING IS
STILL SOARING
Bid Is 20 With Little Stock
Offered At % On Local
Exchange
BV Z. 2. MAccRoNe a CO.

More activity developed on the
Detroit Stock exchange yesterday
afternoon and TINS morning. but Il
was principally in special issues
Yesterdays total sales were about
$500 shares. which Was much bet
ter than the previous day. indicating
a broadening OF buying. which Is a
very good sign. There are many
evidences that very little stock IL
for sale at these prices. and once
any concerted buying begins prices
will have TO 60 higher Since near
ly everything has been sold TO a
stAndstill. there In only one way for
the market 10 move now
Michigan Stamping stock con.
tinues it's upward move. with q sale
this morning at 20 IL. and very liz.
tie stock on the market. The mar
ket is 20 bid. 2s offered. which Ia
about two points higher than the
best Of yesterday Speculation IL
stili rife a. 10 what there IL back OF
the move. but az there IL good buy
ing by those who should be In =
position 20 know. very evidently
something good for the stockholders
Is pending.
REQ Is showing strength AZ pres
ent levels. having advanced on little
buying from "a IA to - s-t. a block
OF 100 shares having been taken AZ
the latter figure this morning OT.
ferings are scarce in all the motor
stocks AZ these prices. for holders
believe they win see better places
to sell before the year Is over Ger.
tainly earnings and yields would Jus
tify such views
Altho the activity in Bower Roller
Bearing has subsidized somewhat. new
erthelees the stock is strong. with
40 1-2 bid and none offered under as
Technically. the stock Is In a very
good position even at this level. and
with talk Of higher dividend rate.
it's value is not questioned
In the sugar list. Holl&nd-St. Louis
still brings a bid OF IL. with no stock
in sight within q point OF this figure
GermRn-American sold today at
IS 81
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31

N=w YORK. March 10-Flour
strong and higher Fork Stronger
Irssa fas srdE. Lard strong mid
dc wrsf spot. SO 50 n 20 so sugar
Raw easier centrifugal % test
s. T1ub.G9. muscovado - test $50
bt2 refined quiet. cut loaf tate
ufafah g l5ds CoHee Rio No Z
on spot at4c TalloW strong spe-
clal lac. city, it,. country. t11 a
lac Hay STEADY. No T.. tiIoa
rs. No. 9 s5qsSc clover CSC 0ti 0b
Dressed poultry. stronE turkeys 4
n sc. chickens. iSd 7Sc fowls. IGI
ft7ft-r. ducks fsG2 1--we poul-
try Firmer geese tSdise ducks
&c fowls 7301ec turkeya 7Sc
rooster tsc. chickens. brOilerf. $50
sc cheese STEADY state milk
common 90 sperials ef1d.fL
Hktms common 70 specials s99n =
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
ODD SITUATIONS
CROP UP IN CITY
ELECTION BALLOT

Frank c. Sibley. a Detroit attor.
ney, IL an unwilling candidate for
the recorders bench When inform
ed that a few ballots had nominated
him on the Prohibition ticket he sent
q letter TO the election commission
asking that his name be removed
from the ballots But II Was too
late. for Mr. Sibley's name had been
printed on them.
Numerous odd situations have
arisen. because OF "hukes" in the
primary March :
Another is the case % W r..
Bowles. named for the small school
board ~ the Prohibitionists The
election commission has been unable
20 locate ~ r. Bowles, but William
r. Bolles claims that he IL the per
son nominated However. should
W. f. Bowles be elected. Mr. Bodies
could not take the Job
Guy ingalls,. secretary OF the cleo
ton commission, has prepared 4
separate ballot for submitting the
library bonding proposition. Women
who are taxpayers can vote on the
bond issue. while all women. wheth-
or taxpayers or not. may cast their
ballots for school board candidates.
-R-Nm -ms a. -.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
PROPOSALS WANTED

March ~. 1917.
Sealed proposals will be received
81 the Village Council OF the village
OF Crosse Points Park Wayne Co..
Mich. up 10 sac O'Clock D. m. Tues
day, April 4. 1917. said proposals. 10
be for furnishing all labor. tools. ma
tsrial. etc. and doing all work neces-
sary 10 construct Lateral Sewers In
the alleys between Maryland Ave-
nue. and nottingham Road and
southsrly Of Mack Avenue. accord In q
90 plans and specifications on Me in
the office OF the village clerk
Each proposal must be Rccompan-
led BY certified check made pay
able on IT'S face % the village %
Crosse Pointe Park. In the penal SUM
~ Three Hundred t7Gob Dollars SAT
check IN be forfeited 20 said village
ia case the successful bidder fails to
enter into contract with said village
within ten C0) days after the con-
tract has been awarded 20 him.
Plans and pronle can be seen az
the office OF the village Engineer.
Thomas NJ Campau. so2 whitney
Ofnce Building. Detroit. Mich
The right IL reserved 10 reject any
or all bids.
THOMAS NJ cANPAU.
Village Engineer
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31

a thoro study OF subway building and
the problems that would he met in
subway construction IN Detr'it The
new members, Julius n. Haas and
Francis c. McMath. will meet with
John n. Dodge on that date. The
council COMMITTEES on public util-
titles will met late Friday afternoon
To- draft an ordinance t. supersede
the compulsory stop" street car en-
actment vetoed by the mayor. The
proposed monoruil overhead car sys-
tenn also viii he considered by the
committeeman
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
MEMORIAL DAY
PLANS STARTED

Committees and ofbcers for the
ceremonies incident 10 Memorial
day have been announced by the
"a. Ar On April II another meet
lng will be held to complete arrange
ments
The oficers elected are: Samuel
J. Lawrence, president. p c. Brain
ard. president; Mrs Carrie
ParkeBoggs. secretary. Robert
Norris. Jr.. treasurer. and John T.
Spillans. chief marshal.
Following are. the heads Of com
mittees: Frank J. Neither. finance
committee: samuel B Dion. speak
ars' program and chaplain commit.
tee: II. o. Herrick, busie commit.
tee. Thomss n Reynolds. hall com
mittee. ". y wagner. express com.
mittse. Thomas " Cay. automobile
committee. snd Mrs ANNA Bailey.
decorating committee Alex Mcwil.
Hams vas elected chaplain.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
Sugar Market
Quotations by 4ornb,ow.rAw..k

SuEa~ Detroit wholesale prices
rrF-Ftal dom noes. = IH 8fl-f. rrrs-
Ia dom NOES r-If.. fff.TE. EAGLE tab
lsfa sos ruf foaf fqat cubes.
81 2S. NAAN- powdered s. ~. stand
ard powdered tSsE. ga nulafrd. rvfrs
coarse. $50. grauu'Efpf nnc in
bulk. 81 a1. Efanulated. -5-fh cot.
tons 3 81 crystal domino grann
lated '-IH and r-fh cartons IN
cases. 1855 crystal domino grauu.
lated fIF .a-es 3S-F diamond A.
s. roufertIHrora s. SEQ 30 g.
. f So q ts1n So e. tsIB So
$40. No ts0b 80. p IS 10 10.
10 $50 ~. ~. f7s0 80 IS. $50.
non-caking mixture. 80 rs beet gran
ulated. ISIS per 100 lbs household
powdered. &c. 20 20 case. I23b
household powdered. ts, 4s 20 case
aaGb per case
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31

xscHreAx oESrRAL srocxYARDs

DETROIT. March So.--cattie: Mar
act dull. best heavy steers
$40 go IL best handy weight
butcher steer. ss.1s0s7S mixed
steers and heifera tsSoesiB: handy
.rs tS6s@T hs., eow. A. SSoe.
butcher cows. tSSO073S: common
cows. $50 SO. Gamers. $50 S.so. best
heavy bulls. tS1SG9. bologna bulls
t5.2S0IIb. stock bulis ts06so.
mixers and springers. tSe9s0. Veal
calves Market steady. sheep and
lambs Market steady best lambs as
1bU 1850. fair lambs. slA.5eolS, light
10 common lambs tiIoit fair to
good sheep. 500 oil Gull and com
mon. t5GS HoEs Market prospects
10 10 ikc higher
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
DAIRY PRoDVrs

Huttsr- F1tra creamery. 1stsc 10
cr"a merry hrsts. 5shc dairy 3sc N
pack nE stock 7fLr 10
EgGs-FreFh receipts caaes fnrluf-
I'd hrHts. ~ 4 dor current receipts
1ohc do1 Receipts Friday. 3lfa
~ aeH
Chee.~-AichiEan frsts. n &c New
York 2Bc domestic gwtas RB07oc.
imported Swiss 50 "a soc brick crsar1
nc limburger. Lib use, lib at1e
long horns i4lse daisies az d14L e
Ii
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31

- q Peace Hope
Dulds Many to
Cover

V Y0nK. March si.-rbe New
- Dvsnins sun financial review
49, -:
81 sHopsss Of the German impe-
nna enanesIlor before tina rcschstAs
uaerHny. the report OF which was
Du1ssG Win me kesnsst interest tn
nnsaeI and securities circles on
~, 80 Of the Atlantic. destroyed
nogvsr hopes had been entertain
- Win respect TO overtures from
uu41n On The question OF peacs.
n sThose traders who had planned
based on a coDcfliatory
aa1fuds which would minimize i'm,
o1laas danger OF war between the
- countries. FASTENED to cover and
- result was a considerable show
~ activity In the nrst hour and
Ilnwal advance In prsoee OF point
- mors. Thereafter trading Quieted
- almost abruptly. sltho prices
I'D wen with few exceptions,
"a ~nailrOad stocks were more ant
ntsd today under the influence OF
o freight rate increases granted by
~ intsrstste commerce commits
- % earl applications. presuma-
~ q the theory that the commits
- action forecasts favorable
1890 with respect 20 the position
~ 3 Gsnsral advance OF Is per cent,
~pricss In the general list reced-
- q times from the top level. but
~ 20 time were they carried below
" prevtous closing.
@Fraaing In the late market was
- n1d prices eased Oh"
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.

EAST BUFFALO. ~. Y. March az
Cattle Receipts $50. market active.
steady. prime steers tlLIb9 l..1b
butcher grades tT0li. cows. t3s09
slS
Calves. Receipts 1899. market se-
uce, 1Sc higher Gull TO choice. $50
IlTb
market slow choice lambs. fiBsSd
1888 Gull 10 fair. ti9soulABo. year
hnga r2oit50. sheep. tS0i1TS
Hogs Receipts. 500. market sc-
tive, ioeibc higher yorkeTa $40
lklS piEA tii.So9ls; mtIed. ub.fS
y 1855 heavy. tiS.T5JiS.eo, rougha
t3bo9is stAga siiso7l.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
CLEvELANn LIVE xrocsS

CLEVELAND. Ohio. March No
Hogs. Receipts 1000 $50 Csc higher.
workers.. tiS25. mixed $3.50. med
iums. tiS.7B6iS.t0. piEa i2So;
rouEhs. ti37S. staEA si225 Cattle
Receipts cars steady sheep and
lambs Receipts cars steady top.
tiS calves; Receipts $50 active 20
2Sc higher top SIS.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
CHICAGO IIVF STOCN

CHICAGO March sO-Hogs Re
ceiptA 60o0. market strong. rs q zoe
higher. mixed and butchers ttAsoQ
lS;tt good heavy, nSiSaiate'
titkS Qib2S piEs SIO.7sala3S. cAt-
tie Receipts. 1000 market steady /;
beeves o. rl2s0. cows and heif-
era $3.50 q I $50: stockers and feed
ers. tTde so, TeNana tstbdioTB:
calves. ts6Oaia. sheep Receipts.
5000. market steady native, 1880
l75S western. ti0.TSdl3.TS lambs.
ti16 itpe. wetsern. ti1206lS5S
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
Detroit sank clearlna..

Detroit bank clearings for Friday
were S7.727 .0s2s5. Total clestings
for 1917 20 date are 1855 SO cross
a. AGAINST s4sss9o. :2S31 for tbr cor
responding period in 1915
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
NEW CAR BOARD
TO MEET MONDAY

Mayor Marx has set the FIRST ueet.
Ing OF the newly organized street
railway commission for Monday al
t,rnoon, when PLANS viii he laid fer
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31

NEW YORK. Mar. 5o.-Butter
ira zee 40, special market. 3sh n
tSr state dairy tubs. ~ dt1e inita =
ton creamery nrnts, t7673c Eggs
Firner. receipts, Ii.B14: pearby white
ssc. fresh nrsts. ssh 61sc.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31

ne feliowing Arms are privileged
> }xssst. orders on -. sscnssnss;
Wet x = Co /. z :. " Hf e an.
- . Co. W b Aefsashiin. Hsr-
IN A S.sr Co. sinclair .
ID nmmst Z eprssu. wm- "A;
2 Reilly q. Co. Matthew
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
TOLEDO LIVE STOCK

TOLEDO. March 1o.-HoEs Re
ceipts. llEht, market 1890 higher.
heavles $3.50. mediums $3.50
1910. workers. ti1So6iSfS good
pigs, tll b0dl3 Calves steady.
sheep and lambs. Steady
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
CHICAGO CRAY

CHICAGO. March 10.-OpeninG =
W heat MAY down nc. July down
&c. september down ic Corn. May
down &c July down &c. september
unchanged Oats May up Nc. July
zap September down "a. Provi-
sions higher.
Neon -Wheat MAY. down l1.c.
July. down e sept. down I ~ C. corn
MAJ. down - July. down -. sept.
down &C oats May. down sc. July.
downA sept. down &c. Provisions
lower
Close Wheat NAY down 7isc July
down ftac Sept down NC. Corn.
LAY down &C. July down &c. sept.
down q. oats May down Ac July
down It. sept. down nc Provisions
Lover
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
TOLEDO GR AIN

TOLEDO March 10.-ClOse-whea
Cash. S7o7i, MAY. t7o7H. July.
July. til9 oats Cash Ssc May.
s5e July. $40 Bye Cash. ls7.
CIoverseed Cash. 5000. March.
$40 -. April. 5000; Oct. t9T7h Al
sike Prime and March $50. Tim
othy. Cash and March. teSs But
ter Brick creamery. 4ic tub cream
ery ffnc FRRs Frrsh canfird.
sic fancy selects 91c. Hay Tn
changed
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31

DETROIT. March so-Closs; AT
easier tone prevailed In wheat In th'
early trading The record
prices ~ Thursday are considered
good places 90 sell on. They are toe
high for speculative Ouying The
tone in Liverpool was easier
Reports from the United Kingdom
show supplies 20 be large and IN
creaSing. and arrivals liberal There
the conunent nseds wheat and some
buying IL being done on that se-
count They are taking both wheat
and hour and sales OF the latter
helped boost prices ThursdAy. but
Thursday WAS a bit overdons. Crop
news IL very bad and not improvi z
much. Rain 10 greatly needed over
the southwest snd heavy lossss are
reported from v~y reliable peopla
The cash demand IL veil sustained.
About the only change In the out
look was a belief among dealers that
there IL prospect OF early rains
over the winter wheat nelds. and this
caused a food Of wheat 20 be turned
loose on the market bringing lower
prices The weather department ala
not hold out much hope for improve
-ment and bulls believed the decline
made a good place 10 buy on
wheat was weak all day and closed
az loss % &c for spot and May. and
~ e for July.
bats advanced NC and rye &c.
Fridays wheat quotations Cash
No 7 rel. t.0S. May opened with
out change at t2ll and declined TO
sos July opaned with q drop OF
nc at .T0ls. and declined 20 81 81 - .
No ] white, taOB
Fridays coarse grain quotAtions
Corn-cAsh No. ;. 81 10 No. yellow
tl:5 bid No. 4 yellow. ti.ssA
OAts-Standard. zoe. No. white,
So. No. white. ssAe.
Rye-Cash No. >. tiN bid.
Beans-fmediate. prompt and April
shipment $3.50.
seeds-Prime red clover, I'll; March
$40 SO. APRIL. 5000. alsiks, hi.So'
timothy. t2s0.
Receipts in the Detroit market In
ciuded 1000 bbis OF hour. : ears Of
wheat & % corn. % oats. and or
rye Shipments were 5000 bills OF
hour. oee bu % wheat. $500 bu OF
corn. and s 300 bu OF oats Stocks
are .ss geo hu of wheat $4,000 ou
% corn. ?2s0eo bu OF oats and 10000
bu OF rye.
Primary wheat receipts were ssS.-
90 bu. against i,oIi,oeo IN year
ago.
Exports % wheat and four Friday.
az 0ha bu
Receipts Of wheat Friday. Duluth.
II cars against - year ago Min
neapolis tbs cars. aaEinst as. Win
nipeR .ff cars. against Ios Chicago.
~ cars. against isS southwest. 2N7.-
900 bu. against 10000 hu.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31

Butter. all safes toe. no chang
from last weeks prices.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. March So.-wheat
weakened near the markets close
today and May wheat Loaf l-sc,
closing At sl.57S. July lost lie
and September 2i-te. Reports OF
scattered rains In Nebraska and pro
AZ taking on yesterdays big jump
caused the slum. Other grains.
however. continued 20 soar Corn
reached sl22l-2. oats. ss lac and
rye Si.69 Ia
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31

PrtntinE--ths plain Rest kfsa-that
o. rtHht-Tfm~s IsA p~vty-Msta fS9a.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31

Reported for The Times by Horn
blower a Weeks March 80. 1917.
Oman HiWh Lev ClOae
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
JoBBINe PRICES

CaRned GoS<s-Appiea St.7B per
sal. hma b.sns n,1e9lso: corn.
fancy ssriy Juns ,i'te: stsbSards, 81:
salmon. tall ti.to; rnarrvwfst peas
VI as 0t.1S: early June. ti-Lo. siftsd
early June. $40 doE. Tomatoes
s'sns.rd. nSeeL's oos 49,.
nssium. Iss soc; fancy iooIie Rso.
i,ls. ,In., i,eise s 1--WE
Pe-s-tobhinE prices. ios-lb. saekS
bran. 81 standard mfddhngs ttt
nne niddlnEs. tts tracked corn.
cat chop so ton
vIsur-IoeeinE prices. Best Michi-
gan patsnt $40 10. ascond paten' 81 %
10 straight - 30 pure re. %.
spring patent. 5000 Dbl In IN pa
per facas
on-Rsw Iinse.d. ti.os. boiled In.
seed 1907 in barrel lots: ksrossna
tank wagon or iron barrels sHe red
crown gasoline fpHc gal
Prevtster--Mssf pork. t79 family
pork. $4,000 clear backs f7-atb
hams 7ftl 91Si4c. brtskets. isd7ic.
picnic hams isi4 aisc. bacon i5ia o
re beef careAsses l7iS dis1 per
10 lard In usreer. 7i4c kettle rsn-
Hides-So cured hides. f1e. No.
! green hides he No I cur~d huua
isc No. I green bulls. i3c. No i
cured veal kfp. 75c. No. rrssn v.ai
kip. 7sc. No curs1 murrain 2ie:
No ] green Hnurrain. isc No ! ru-ed
calf i5o. No ! green calf. 1ac No /
horse hides % IS No. horse hides
- 2b No. I taiiow gAc No tall
low. SO per N. No I hides IL n
No. alp and calf. &C on sheep
skins tas 10 amount weoit. soc 81
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
Boston Copper Stocks

Reported for The Times Nv Horn
blower a. Weeks. March 40. 1917
HI LrInun
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
Nrw YORK COTTON.

Reported By Paine. Weber a Co.
March 80, 1911:
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
Produce

The egg market ~as advanced an
other fraction yesterday. and in spite
OF the fact that receipts are what
would have been called large in pre-
vious years and also that none are
going into storage as yet the mar
ket - In nrm position. Butter
prices were boosted a little also. al
though the market is not an active
one Poultry IL holding It's own in
spite Of the boycott and receivers
factortiy. Veal calves. Creased hogs
potatoes and the general list are
steady and nrm la tone.
A,,'..-',s.s.ss per bel ros
B...sas = Good shipping stock.
81 30 q $50 bunch.
B~aH@-Dried Limas. fSc 10
.craassrrtss-LAts HowsN % per
Dr-.s~d Calves - Fancy. is0ise
No ?. ls0iSe per 10.
Dr~..~s >Hess - Light l7oISe:
heavy. 1S61sc. 10.
PfRnas Haaat~s--iSe 10
Fresh V~Wetables-R adiHhes. $50
1oc dos: parsley. $50 acc doL GU
eumbers. hot house. t1cf1S: -sr-
rots $3.50 bu.. cauiinower t775 dos
head lettuce. iceberg. tS.oa case
sssiiasss. soasSe dor. Tlor,ds Gallery.
StSo0s case tomatoes, % per s-bas-
Gysps Fxsss-ts.sog4 per crate
Hs-ey-Paney whits. iS0iTe. sx-
tractsd. s8lec -.
B.y-Dstroit shippers are paying
the following prices for baied nay IN
car lots. Z. o. b. Detroit: 30 I limo
thy. t1t.Bo9iS: standard timothy.
1tsoclE light mixed. t1SHoit.
ko. 2 Timothy. ,I1qi1: NJ niTsd
I clover, p10itse: rye straw. uSe
0i0; wheat and Dat sera-. ts-Se0s
per ton
Le~ss.-s41soG7s per Box.
N.ts-wL,n uta fo0re alnonaA
IsQfoe flberts. isptsc: BraEils
- n toe; p~cans iS6lte 10.
0vnpgeS-Naveis ts0t: Florida
81 2BGfS0 per box
osssps-s10 90 per i00-lb. sack.
Spanish onions s11s crate Bernu-
das tls9dt7S per crate
Onion sets-whits or yellow. - 50
per bu
retatse. Michigan car lots IN
bags, ffSod1Ss bu- new BernudAs,
g1t per Dbl IS per bu.
Peuitry SPRING. sac 1tc l.Rht
springs. 20 a 7.c, heavy hens. Is a re-
mediums 7Iq1So. stays. lSaioe
roosters. iSdIse: geese. $50 zoe.
ducks. 7ad 15c 10.
stYuwberyfts quart
SWEET Pstato~~--Jerseys kiln dried
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
cuRp coPprR sroCKs.

Reported for The Times by Horn
blower a Weeks. March 30. 1871