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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-28
HOME ECONOMICS
ASSN MEETS HERE
Many Papers Will BE Read in
Fourth Annual Session of
State Body

The fourth annual meeting OF the
Michigan Home Economics associa-
Jion will be held In the Century build
ing. Saturday, May 80.
Tie members of the association
viii meet Friday morning, In the
Eastern high school auditorium, when
the address OF welcome will be made
b. DR.. c. b. Chadsey, superintendent
OF Detroit's public schools. Prof.
Agnes Hunt, OF the NJ. A. c.. presi-
dent o. the association, will respond
and George Theodore Hamilton, di.
rector of the Detroit School OF De-
sign, will give an illustrated address.
There will be musical selection by the
Eastern high school glee club and pi.
an) numbers by +. f. Hahnke, OF the
manual training department OF the
Detroit public schools
Jane NJ Pindell, superintendent OF
nurses, in the University OF Michigan
hospital. will read paper, Saturday
morning in the Century building, on
The training OF dietitians." and Lena
+ Cooper. OF Battle Creek. will lead
the discussion 10 follow: Mrs. A. o.
Dunk. OF Detroit. will give talk on
''Woman's work In the National
Housewives league" musical num-
bers will be given by Miss Sincock. OF
the Thomas Normal Training school,
and the glee club OF that school; a
business meeting and election OF Of
ficers will close the morning session.
Three Illustrated lectures will fea.
ture the afternoon program: House
decoration and furnishing a domestic
art problem" by Lillian l. Peppard,
OF the NJ. A. c.. Design" by Miss
Efie NJ Abair, George JUROR high
school. Detroit. and a subject yet to
be announced by Miss Isabel Ely
Lord. of Pratt institute, Brooklyn, n,
]. The Misses Ruth, jeanette and
Maudt Frazer Will provide the music
for the afternoon program.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-28
NOTED SPECIALIST
TALKS In CLINIC
Prof. FOrdyce, Of New York, Adj
dresses Alumni and Students
of Medical School

Prof John A. Fordyce, OF New York.
professor OF dermatology and syphil-
ology in the University OF New York,
told OF modern diagnostic methoGs in
syphilis. and the treatment OF syphilis,
I'm Harper hospital, thursday morn
ing. In the second days clinics OF the
Detroit College OF Medicine and Sur
gerry.
Prof. Fordyce read an exhaustive
paper. of interest 10 physicians, but
containing very little information for
the layman. He was preceded by DR..
| p. NJ Hickey, who lectured on Roent-
gen examination OF the head. lie had
boy brought in who, in examining
revolver OF small caliber. had shot
himself through the head, the bali
puncturing the eyeitd and lodging
against the occipital bone, destroying
| the optic nerve in its passage An
X.ray picture OF the boys head
showed the bullet lodged against the
bone: and Dr. Hickey said that its
straight course was indicated by the
fact that there were no bits OF lead
adhering to other bones, where the
bullet might have struck and been
detected. A young man was brought
in whose mentality had been strange
ly affected An X-ray photograph OF
his head revealed brain cyst which
was removed. The young man report
ed that his commissions have ceased
and HIS mentality has returned to
normal
Or. Max BALM opened the day S
clinics with a clinic on surgery OF
the stomach.
In the afternoon, DR.. George T. Nc
Kean held a clinic OH kidney eff
cheney. Prof w. f. Braasch, OF Roch.
ester, Mimi, who was carded 10 speak
on cystoscopy, was unable TO come
to Detroit, and his place was taken
by DR.. Fred II. Cole and DR.. William
j. Cassidy.
Fridays clinics. in ST. Mary's hos
pital, are as follows Morning, DR..
j. II Andres, diagnosis OF acute in
testinal obstruction. DR.. w. Nj, Don
aid. Irregularities of heart beat; Prof.
Robert II. Halsey, OF New York, cleo
tro-cardiography In the afternoon
the physicians will be taken To the
asylum for the insane, in Pontiac,
where they will be the guests OF DR..
T@s n. y III lotlhh ul a NiihlNs
In Wednesday afternoons clinics.
Or. A. w. Ives read the case report
OF young man who had been driven
almost insane by treatment by Drs.
X Il X, who were put out OF business
by the courts. few months ago. DR..
Ives found the man in vigorous physi-
cal health, with no traces OF the dis.
ease for which the quacks were treat
ing him. Intellectual overwork. said
DR.. Ives. is not the cause OF nervous
breakdown; emotional strain. due to
worry, is the usual cause.
DR.. l. l.. Polozker. specialist in chill
drens diseases, talked OF rheumatism
in children He said that most of
the cases OF rheumatism in children
are contracted through throat infec-
tons st. Vitus dance is one OF the
manifestations OF rheumatism in a
child.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-28
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, May 2s.-Flour: Dull
and unsettled Pork Dull. mess, S22
m225O. Lard: Firmer; middle west
spot. s9.so@9.9O. sugar: Raw, tirm;
centrifugal. 80 test $3.50; muscovade,
50 test. s274; refined. firm. cut loaf.
S515. crushed. $3.50; powdered. 81 80;
graduated $4,000 4g5. Coffee. Rio No.
on spot. &C rallow Quiet: city.
Gi.c; special, 6S.c country. 6gsAc.
Hay quiet prime. Sl.l5@ly 1I1s No;
s. csc a 81. clover, s2k cat sos Dressed
poultry: Easier; turkeys, 100 5c;
chickens. l5u 23c; fowls, lS9 nc;
ducks. I6c. Live poultry: Irregular,
geese. 10lR d11c; ducks, l4it ml4h e.
fowls. i7d1 Sc turkeys, "a n &c roost,
ers. qi5m1Cc. chickens, broilers, 500
3el%c Cheese Firmer: state milk,
common TO specials, ml3Ac; skins
common 90 special, 5@ll1aci full SKINS
~ &c. ,.o,.
Butter Firmer; receipts. l2esi
creamery extra % a q 26hc 6; state
dairy tubs. i9d25hcs Imitation cream
ery hrsts. nominal. Eggsi Firmer;
receipts i0.9s3; nearby white fancy,
os9 sc. nearby mixed fancy. 1917 n
81 ibc;- fresh hrsts. 1914 a CSC.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-28
STOCK MARKET
OPENS FIRM
Reactionary Movement in Lon
don Finds No Reflex
Here

NE WYoRK. May 2S.--Stoeks open
ed firm today but business vas light.
The Ieactionary movement in Lon
don had practically no reflex here.
Some stocks opened traction on but
soon recovered
Union Pacific opened down Ia at
los S-S, but on the next FEW transac-
lions there was full recovery
Canadian Pacific. despite a drop in
London, opened At decline OF only
l'2. the 1rst sale being 1873 Ia.
IL q. m.-The market was dull 10
the end OF the hour
Noon-Trading continued dull, bat
prices held up unusually well, never
theless. There was a brief period OF
activity in Missouri Pacific and the
stock advanced nearly a point
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-28
'IvESTOCE


DFTROIT MAY 2S.-All grades OF
cattle except stockers and feeders. 100
lbe lower than last week Prices
ranged as follows: Choice steers. av ,
eraging from 900 10 100 lbs at ssh
$50; choice handy killers. S6.75m7. Us;
Hight TO good butchers steers and heif-
ers ti.5Om 500. common Killers and
fat cows. $3dG25; Gamers cows san
80. common TO prime shipping bulls.
3sd ESQ: lieht butchers and heavv
sausage bulls S3m5.50: stockers and
feeders. S3GG ner ewt Mich cows:
Active at S256 so: veal calves active
aud steady at s56105n per ewt sheen
and lambs:i Active and steady; quality,
light 10 fair. Se.7hm7.75: common TO
prime sheer s4GSh5O. cuils $sT250
per cwt Hogs Dull and zoe lower
than last week: quality fair: nrlme
mediums and fat workers SIS 2aNIS25:
light workers. and nies sS.20Ts"~ per
cwt Receipts Cattle $50 calves
ss5: sheep, 1921; hogs. 6,sTs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-28
EAST RurFFAIO WV s-oCR.
Dunnfnn A stevens Livestock Renorf

EAST BUFFALO, y Y, May Is
Cattle: Receipts. so; market. steady;
prime 1880 TO l,450-lb. steers. 1915
u 1925: best l,200 TO l,300-lb.
steers. Ss.25qS.50; coarse and
plain weighty steers, y7.900S15 fancy
yearlings,. baby beef, ss.5odsi medium
% good, $50 20; choice handy steers,
800 TO 1000 ID, SS50qs75; fair 10
good, 1000 to l,lOO-lb., Ss.I54s4O; ex-
ira good cows. s767.5O; best cows.
s6.50qT butcher cows. t55047; cut
ters s45oqs; trimmers, sa.6o94;. best
heifers. 1925 $50; medium butcher
helfers. S7.75GS; stock helfers. $3.50
SIS; best feeding steers, ;7s5 Oslo;
fair to good, $3.50 $50; common light
stock steers, $3.50 extra good bulls.
81 a 100: bologna bulls. ie5046.75;
stock bulls. Sb46: best mixers and
sprinRers, t75490. medium TO good, $50
n go; common. $50 "a 40.
Hogs: Receipts. 1000, market,
steady heavy and workers. $500: pigs,
1850
sheep. Receipts. 1000: market.
slowA top lambs. Ssasl5; yearlings,
S65S - wethers S66625: ewes IS
Calves. S5d1O.25.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-28
MARKETS and FINANCE
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT May eS-Close; Liverpool
had little change In wheat prices ia
the early trading on Thursday and the
steady The May deal In Chicago was
strong and other deals were firm.
lAght Argentine wheat exports are
forecast for the week and this gave
Liverpool steady tone Ina the early
trading Later Offers from India were
larger and the tone was easy, Liver
pool had reports that damage 10 the
American winter wheat crop was inn
portant which helped the tone OF east
ness. Worlds exports are expected 20
be liberal for the week and the official
report gives India a much larger crop
than expected. The continent Is again
taking large percentage OF the
worlds exports Demand Was not
heavy and the undertone al the nnish
was easy
The home market had firm tone and
prices worked a little higher i'm the
early trading. Chicago May was strong
and the new crop deals were higher
Most OF the crop news was favorable
Receipts OF winter wheat show sha.p
increase. indicating that farmers are
satisfied with the crop promise. MIN
ncaIClis is not getting much OF the
promised Increase In spring wheat
marketing and stocks there and at Du-
luth continue To decrease Cash de-
mand Is not active. TIE wires bring
no reports Of export buying
Wheat was hrm all day and closed
lures 1ac higher for the day.
Corn was dun and steady. oats de-
Glued lc. The other coarse grains and
seeds were unchanged.
Wheat quotations: Cash and May No.
red 97ac; July opened without
change at S7h &c and advanced 10 Ssc;
September opened at s1Isc and ad-
vanced 10 SSc. No. l white, 96Ae,
Coarse grain quotations: Corn. Cash
No. g. 73c: No. 3 yellow. cars at 741ac;
No. I yellow, 72lHc.
Oats; standard cars at Acc clos
ing at i4c asked. No. white. cars
at 4Ihc. closing at 4slac; No, white.
I've cash No. 2. &C.
Beans; Immediate, prompt and May
CloNerseed: Prime spot, .7.75 octo-
Der. SS20; prime alsike. $40.
Timothy: Prime spot, S2,35.
Alfulfa; Prime spot. 1886.
Receipts I'm the Detroit market
Thursday included 1900 bills. OF -four,
car OF corn. 10 OF oats and ] Of hay.
Withdrawals were 1000 bills Of Hour,
loco bu. OF wheat, g. 900 bu OF corn.
500 bu OF oats and 1000 bu. OF rye.
Stocks are $500 bu. OF wheat. 26i, 800
bu - corn. iS.l00 bu. OF oats and %,
551 NJ OF rye.
Liverpool wheat closed I'd lower to
I'D higher and corn y % Nd lower.
wheat stocks at Minneapolis de-
creased 700 600 bu in five days
Primary wheat receipts were $50. O0O
bu,, against 10000 bu year ago
Exports OF wheat and hour Thurs
day. 22SO00 bu
Receipts OF wheat, Thursday: south
West, 2s3,OOO bu. against $4,000 bu a
year ago; Duluth, ~ cars against %:
Mil neapolfs, "a ears. against 80: Win
nlpeg, 10 cars. against 233; Chicago.
I'll cars. against 81.
Ihe ofhclal report makes the wheat
croI OF India 3l5, zoo 600 bu against
SbnS5OOVO bu. a year ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-28
voJrTHC CONFESS To
THEFT OF JEWELRY

Joseph sehepps. 10 years old. and
James Kleenan. %, OF No 1873 Alfred.
st. we're arrested. wednesday after
noon, by Detectives Bandemer and
TromoBte on the charge OF kicking
in the door OF A. Brodles jewelry
store, No 242 Hastings-st., Sunday
morning and stealing jewelry valued
Al about $500 Search OF their room
revealed the stolen jewelry. and the
two young men confessed Wednes-
day night. that they had committed
the burglary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-28
CIRCUS WILL PARADE
ON DOWNTOWN STREETS

Ringing Brothers circus will give
a parade, Friday, but none on Satur.
day. The parade will leave the STOW
grounds, out Jefferson-ave., near the
water yorks, at 10 o'clock, Friday
morning, and will pass over the fol-
lowing route Jefferson.aye. TO Ran
dolph.st, to Cadillac-sq.. to Fort-st
west. TO Shelby-st., to Jefferson-ave..
and back 10 the grounds. The ardu-
Gus task OF transferring the show
across the city 10 the West Detroit
grounds at Dix and Livernois-aves
will prevent a repetition OF the parade
on Saturday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-28
IoRRING PRICES.

Canned Goods Apples, gals, sa25@
3.5o baked beans lib. 50 Coo; Lima
beans sGL2S oo Corr Tan, Fancy SSS,. Msin *
Gl40 Peas. Fancy, early June. $3.50:
standard. 81; baked. 50d zoe Salmon
Buckeye. tail, sl.s5; fiat, s1.35: Alaska
reds. $3.50; Alaska pinks, 115 Toma-
toes. 81 iOM ;arrowfat peas. 81: early
June. $3.50; sifted early June. sl.4O per
Feed-Jobhlng prices In lOo-lb, sacks,
S9SG2s25: fine middlinRs, s32d32 rs;
coarse corn meal. SCI a31.26; cracked
corn, s22932.25 corn and oat chop
Fiour~JobbIng prices Best Michl-
gan patent $3.50; second pa atH' $50;
patsnt sSlo Rer eo n paper sacks
ed wire. $50 case: painted baroed
wire, point: 20c; Ealvsnlzed sheets
"a Fauge So 26 gauge. sS.16 "a gauge.
single hit h.onzAd aNes s7.2s per dor !:
black sheet steel. % and "a gauge,
s2.25. % gauge. S2.30: ~ gauge. i<a6;
rs. 10 and per cent on list: large, 10
and 10 of: machine bolts, small so per
cent OF list; large. 20 10 and on list
Proyi.ions-Mess pork s22i family lily.
hams. 1sal7c; briskets, 14916ci picnic
hams, 1Skc. bacon. lSm zoe: lard in
teroes, lilo; kettle rendered, i2c 10.
SuRars-Corrected dallN DN w, II.
Edgar & Sons: Crystal dominoes s-lb.,
$50. do: 5-lb,, $50; eagle tablets,
$500; cut loaf $50; cubes $5.05;
XXXX powdered. s5.05 standard pow
dered, S. granulated, extra coarse,
$40. granulated, fine, I'm bulk, $3.50:
granulated. 25-lb. cottons, S4.65; crystal
domino gran. 22sfh. ana bib. cartons,
in cases, $500; crystal domino, gran,
HF cases s.; diamond A., $4.TO con-
fectioners' A., Sass; No. 4. 81 80; No. 5,
s445. No. 6, s440: No. :. $436 No 8,
$3.50. No. g. $425: No. 10. $40: No.
II. s4i5; No Il, $40; No, 49, S4.05.
No. Is s40b: non-caking mixture. $3.50;
beet granulated. 80 per 100 lbs,
household powd., rs. As 10 case. $3l0
per case
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UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO
May 2s.-Hogs: Receipts, $4,000; mar
ket, steady TO higher. mixed and
butchers. ssqS3O: good heavy, 1895 n
: 25 rough heavy. $500 1885: light
ssO5d s27; pigs. t7.3Odsi0 Cattle
Receipts. 1900 market slow and
weak beeves S1.40d935: cows and
heifers. t3s0dss5 stockers and feed.
calves stTyaS7S sheep Receipts ~ ie'.
O0O market. slow and steady. native
s. 25q6l5 western. s535n6.70. lambs
fs15mS western 2s4O0S2S
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-28
u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
". v. COTTON EXCHANGE
BOSTON COPPER SHARE SALES.

sales OF Nav 81 furnished by RAY .
den. stone q Co. Nav IS
Adventure 100. Allouez. % Arizona
Commercial. TIC: Putte Bal. o..
Butte a SUPERIOR 1882 Calumet a Ari-
zOna. t53 Calumet.& Htcla 3. center
NAL 20. Dslv West 20. CRANKY. 30
Hancock, is. Indiana. 10: Hancock. Toe,
Indiana. 80. Keweepaw, 500 Lake con
|per. 3: Mass 100. Mayhower. 90.
Michigan 20: Mohawk 40. New Area.
|dlan. so: North Butte f2b old Colony
Mining. so Osceoia so: Pond Creek
Goal 20: Quincy. 4; shannon 10 shat
luck A Arizona Be-. south Utah 100
|tuperior Copper as Tamarack as Y.
y. RenninG 1870; L : Refining pr, l4S
.Ntctoria. so. WinOna so Wyandotte.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-28

R-Nicholas l.. beloved hns-
band OF Bertha and beloved father
OF Josephine, Eva. Mrs. ~. Peters,
sylvia. Marion. Gladys and Phyllis
Funeral from Van Lerberghe under
taking parlors Friday Mt $50 ana
our Lady OF Sorrows church NJ
O'Clock. Burial at Mt Elliott
wALLA william. at Omaha. Ne6,,
MAY "a brother OF AIRS. y, Turner
and Mrs Thomas Moran OF Omaha,
Neb, and John and Walter wallace,
OF Detroit Member OF c. NJ. y. A.
branch No &C Funeral from .resl-
dence OF walter Wallace 81 Helen.
Time later
YOJrNG-At hts residence. III Lever
EFT May 20 1914. ROYAL ". Ynnng,
father or samuel. Virgil Gilbert
James and Marian Young. Mrs.
Frank Rmaine and Mrs. George
Pringle Funeral Friday from rest
dence at p. IN. Burial private
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-28
PRODUCE MARKET

Commission men reported a season
ably active market tire morning with
moderate price changes, receipts OF
poultry We're not large for Thursday
but the demand has been pretty Wei
filled mp the past few days and botn
hens and broilers are "A little lower.
old pOta toes are shade on from the
extreme high point Eggs we're a frac-
market is we'll supplied. and especially
so with asparagus, Under faVOrabiy
weather conditions the production has
been enormous, and the market IL over
loaded with asparagus Of most excel
lent quality.
Apples-Steels red, s69G5O; Bald
wins, tBG $50; Ben Davis, S5q550 per
Dbl. box apples, 322S q 2,75 per box; -
BanRnas--Good shipping stock. $3.50
02.25 per bunch,
BeRBs-Dried Llmas, ~ ace per 10.
CaulihoweT-s22 20 per doz.
Cabbage-New southern. s2ass5 per
crate.
Cheese Wholesale prices: Michigan
fats, $50 lShei New York, liA % "A lse;
1879 a f9hc; imported swiss, asa 29Isc;
long horns. l5c; daisies 14hc per III.
Dates-Pelsian, new. 717hc; Fards,
sqshc 10 Dromedary, $3.50 can
medium, II d12c; No. 2. ga iOc per III.
Cherriss-california, S2.5oq2.7S per
DON.
Figs :, Imported, if@15c ID; CALI
Fresh Nsaetabies Green peppers.
W per crate, 6Oc per basket; cucum-
bers, 90 Soc per doz radishes, long,
toes $500 $40 per crate; asparu gus
sections, 75090c boxes 50g zoe per
box green onions. l0Gl2c per dOz
green peas, $500 per box wax beans
SEQ 80 per box green beans, il75 q :
per hamper, pie plant. zoe per bunch.
Grape Fruit--f4 q $50 per box.
HORey-Fancy white new, 15n16c:
amber l0@ll lb.; extracted, 1850 ID
following prices for baled hay in car
lots: Z o. b. Detroit: No. ] timothy,
s ;l,s6tt@ "a sl5Soale No 2 2
ssaS6O; wheat and oat straw, $40
Hides = No. cured. l4he; No, 1
green hides, 12he; No ! cured bulls
cured veal kin, i7c No, l green veal
green murrain. l0c; No I cured calf
sI No 30 ssrss eal .i 5se No 20 ,a hEgss
Sc; No 2, Sc: No. . hides. lie OF: No :
kip and calf. 1hc OF sheepskin as 70
amount Of wool, 25cTsi5o
LemOnE-Messinas. s375m4: Califor-
mia H.5oT52s per box.
/ Lines slf11 2h per box.
Maple sugRr-Pure, lGml lie; blender,
12114c per IN. Maple syrup, pure. sl25
d1.25 per gal.
Mushrooms AS N 40e per IN.
ornnEes--callfornia navels $500
ABB per box.
onions Yellow, 395a35o per sack:
Spanish 80 per crate: Texas Bermudas
white, s250d2,7C; yellow, s225 40
per crate
PotPtoas-Car lots. track. Detroit. In
sack S0dsSc hu New Rermudas SIS
hu $3.50 neV hhls. new southern 50
per bu.. $5.506575 Ter Dbl.
POuItry-'ive hens heavy, lie:
medium, he: No > l3MllC: springs.
all stays out i7r hroilers soc.
geese, Zoe: ducks. l4615c: turkeys. 1sc
per Id.
PineappIes Havana see5T275: Por-
10 Rico sSd325; Florida, sS25G3 so
per crate.
straw berries "a ut. cases. $3ds.5O
per case.
TaIlow-No. /. &c; No 2. 5Hc Id.
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CHICAGO GRAM AND PROVISIONS.

ne, ~ AbC May 3S-OpenlnS -
Wheat; May up &c; July steady:
september up &c. Corn: May not
active July down &c September down
&c oats: May down is July down
sc; September down &c. Proyisions
Steady.
Noon Wheat: May Ip lsc. July no
5zc; September up Ac. Corn May
down sc; July down sc: September
down sc. Oats May down rs July
up &c September down &c.
Close-Wheat May steady; July up
&c september up sc Corn: May up
Rc; July steady September steady.
oats: May steady July up &c; Sep
TENDER down &c. Provisions Easier.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-28
cuIcAGO PRODIfCE.

CHIC AGO Nav 2S-Butter. Extras
9ec. arsts Q2M24 dairy extras 81 "a
a zee. nrsts igG 2Oc Eggs; Prime or
dinaTy l7d17iac; hrsts sc. Cheese;
Twins. 14T14hc: young americas 10
61bKc Live Doultry. Fowls l6n
1enc. ducks. $50 16c; geese l2M &c;
turkeys lec: broilers 2sg &c; Pota-
toes Michigan. s5mssc Wisconsin.
81 n ssc: Minnesota, Bhssc; new pota-
toes s1.15n1.35.
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TOLEDO Nav 2S.--ClosI nR-Wheat'
Cash and May. 97I@c; July. SSikc; Sent,
s7bc, Corn; Gosh and Nav 74c: July,
rose Oats. Cash. t3c; May, 42A G;
July. 42Ihc. September 3aTse. RYE:
Cash Csc ClOyerseed: Cash. 1915;
October and pac.mber Ss22b limo
thy: Cash s242ib: September. Se.55.
Butter Eggs and hay unchanged.
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CI.EvEI,ANDI LIVE sToct<.

CLEVELAND May 1Sl-lTogs Re-
ceipts. $4,000. sc higher, workers.. pigs
AND lights. IS 40. mixed. $40: roughs
$40 cattle. Receipts. 500 hend
steady. sheep and lambs SC higher.
sheep steady lambs. Z5c higher. clip
ned lamsb, $3.50 ton calves Re-
ceipts so. nrm 81 top
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nI-rEEEn AAn EGGG

ButteF--Creamery. extras, SOC; hrsts,
24c. dairy. lie; packing stock 15c 10.
Eggs-First cases included 19c per
dozen Receipts, l.4e2 cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-28
MnNrY MAPISFT.

call IL ner cent Time money. ~
ner cent sor ak months Mercantile
naper sa.T4 per cent par silver
london 2G13-Isth pence. New Nnrk'
SIC demand sterling sisS.45m $3.50.
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Classified | Cent
Rates. l d w orc

line a. SAa' s0N'
40 transient aovsftlsing inserted
LeI less than Ice with cash Use if
ehIt geo. per insertion.
The above rates Iappiy 10 ALI classi.
ncstionJ except pist6a Cards OF
ahShhs' Obituaries. Meeting Notices
"hS az AIS preceding Male Help.
"A plIths, Deaths, Cards OF Thanks aud
.nsetIns Nolices-Alnimuni charge, 3sc
lpI 20 words or less over - words
ons ana third cents for each extra
PSrsonals--Minimum charge, ace. a0e
per line count aix WORDS 10 ths lins.J
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BusIness-IIke Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing CO.. 10
! ohm r. st Phone Main 1893
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TOLEDO. Nav ES-HoRs Receipts
1910 head market steady. heaVies
SS2k mediums ts35HS49; workers.
SSsaaS4O. good e-higs sS35. Calves
Market steady. sheep and lambs,
Market, steady.
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job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co.. IL John R.-st. .
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4 - NV YORK METAL.
NV YORK, May 2S-The metal eN-
-henss closed quiet. SPOT copper:
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Job PrInting Done Riaht. Times
Printing Co. 10 John R-st
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ItaIyzh 1913 produced $4,000 tons
OF rice