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The Detroit times., 1914-08-24
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Aug "a. 1914.
NOTICE--STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1855.
CAVALRY AVENUE.

To James Bousca. Margaret Byrne.
e. X Byrne, Frank Brown, Adolph
Chase. Chas. +. Clippers. +. B. Garden.
q. l.. Chase. A. T. Cook, NJ Caplis. w.
J. Crosby. q. s. Dempster, C. j. Durant.
IL. J. Dasher. Frederick A. Davis. T. J.
rich. A. Erkfitz. Frederick Fraham, F.
s. Fleming. X. Fryer, ii. Fritz, T. Flsch-
er. Ella Graham, Geo. II. Gill. Chas.
Grace, Henry Grimm. Ernest Giertz.
John Grub, G. and T. Gutschow. A. Hoff-
man. Jas. S. Holden. Annie Howard.
John Heeman. James Hurst, r. Harm,
NJ. Heide. James l.. Hunt. Elizabeth
Herbert. John Hines, X g. Hartung'
Jehi. Mary Karasch. F. Konfsky, Al
bert Lund. Gustave Lutz. w. Labuhn,
John McGinnis, McGregor and Woehl.
r: Mccraith. Francis Mcnamara, J; G.
ReS Mason. Nsi B. Merrill ef Il Mssess
p Maurer, Thomas Moran, II MIL
Ter, Joseph Moore. Geo. T: Mack, Mrs.
Bertha March, Michigan Glass & Paint
Margaret Meade, j. c. Mahen. B, n.
Newman. A. J. Osborn. Margaret o.
Grady August Peters. F.: w. Papke.
Jas. Pound, Jr.. Hannah E. Patterson.
Roa:ki + Rahiis. W. 5. Rathbons,
Daniel Rowen, Berry Ruihlow. Mary ].
Stein, w. r. Schultz, Louis Samson, III.
Schmidt. w. II. Smith, w. schmack
tbkle, InOs. 0tafnSThs e,dtb
man, c. w. Strohmeyer, David Sulli-
van, +. Schultz. c. w. Scheel, w
Schweier. Cora Schaller. Scheel & Hart
Jung, Edith +. Saunders. August Tasch
Sophia Tire, p. Thomas, w. +. Tack
John Tyson, N. Watzke, T; +: Werner
Frank v. williams. l.. Ward, T. ]. Wal
lace, John q. wilmer, A. Wood. Ches'
ter A. Weber, ". w. Zwiernkowski
and to all other persons owning. oc-
cupying or otherwise interested In any
OF the lots and premises. fronting on
Cavalry avenue, in said City OF Detrois
within the limits hereinafter mention
ed. The Common Council OF the City
OF Detroit, having ordered SO much OF
Cavalry avenue from the north line OIL
Fort street to the south line OF DIX
avenue TO be graded and paved. notice
Is hereby given that an assessment mas
been made upon all the lots and prem
Uses fronting on said Cavalry avenue
and liable TO be assessed fer said Inn
provement under the provisions OF the
City Charter and that roll OF said
assessment Is now completed, and Will
remain at the Assessors Ofhce In the
City Detroit from The data hereof
until September s, 1914. for the In
spection of all persons concerned there
80 BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY Daniel L. Dilworth,
A-7eS President
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CHICAGO BUTrER MARkET.
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
Dunnfng A stevens, Report.

EAST BUFFALO, n. ", Aug. "a
Cattle: Receipts. 1000 head, market
dull choice to prime shipping steers
plain and coarse, SIS as.so: choice in
Prime handy steers. $S5oqs; fair 70
good, s. 20 @S.50; light common, $3.50 q
ers. ys.25GS.65: good butchering heif-
ers, ss@s25i light do. s7.25Q7.Tt; best
fat cows, s7Q7.25; good butchering
cows. S6q6.76. Gamers and cutters,
S3.25@5; best feeders, $725@7.50; good
do, s6.75@7; best stockers, s6.50qT;
common TO good, s5.50G6; best bulls,
SIS; stock and medium bulls, s5Q6;
mixers and springers. SIS geo
Hogs: Receipts, 1000; market slow:
heavy, s9.5oq9.55; workers.. $3.50; pigs.
S8.75@9.
Sheep Receipts. 1000 head; market
steady; top lambs, ss.50@S75; year
iings $S@7; wethers. seGs.5o; ewes.
Calves: $5M115O.
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L
Canned Goods--AppIes,. gals. S:26 90
$50: baked beans, lib. 509soc; Lima
beans. siQI25. Corn: Fancy Maine.
Hlo; standard; soc. Table beets; 81 20
standard 81: baked. 30 M10c.- Salmon;
Buckeye. tail, sl,sS; nat. I.s5' Masks
reds, $3.50; Alaska nks. $215. Toma :
June. also: sifted. early June. $40 per
Feed--Jobbing prices in loo-lb sacks:
sso Cracked trn sorn sssso CORN ana
FIoar1Jobbing prices: Best Michigan
pa TssS $50 $3.50 p ssGsna rye pase9 sp sss
patent. $3.50 per Dbl. in paper sacks.
Hardwsre-Nails, s1s5 case; anneal..
ed wire $3.50 case; painted barbed
point, zoe; galvanized sheets. "a
$500; rs gauge. ss.45; 80 gauge. ss.f5;
sasE sheet r0 stes asss and per gauge
IS sause. ss sse; Carthage SoItss small mali;
and S machine Sl ssn Soi H small IS per
cent OF list large, 20. 10 and 5 OF list
.PfTrScsi.ion.--Mess pork s27; family,
hams, lsh soc; 6risksts. iih 9 ise:
shoulders 1So; picnic hams. nh i5c:
pacon, $50 22ci lard In terces, ING;
kettle rendered. l2Ac ID,
Edgar & Sons: Crystal dominoes. 2-lb,.
SlI76; do, 5-ib., s1t.75; Eagle tablets.
xxxx powdered, $50. standard pow.
$S35; graduated. fine, In bulk, ss.26;
graduated. 25-lb cottons. $3.50: crys-
tai domino gran, Glib. and 5-ib car
1885; confectlonsrs, A, $500 No. 4.
is No s. j7sS; No. .. 1880; No. 10.
il. s77o; No. ID sT7o; No. Is. s7.7o;
non caking mixture, 80: beet granu-
lated, 1915 per 100 lbs; household
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NoTICE--STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1866.
ST. CLAIR AVENUE.

To Adam Griessel. r. H. sller. Ell
wood Smell. IA. Voelkner, J. Richter, J..
u. Wunch. r.. Aberle, c. Edwards. Jus
tin Van lieu, +. NJ Guliiford. Gustave
KALI, Kate Hawkins. John Jones, Oh
liver Loud. ID. ID. Goodremont, Theo.
Winklsr. Harry Phillips Joseph Otto.
\. Huyser. n. A. Diegel. Henry Steph /,
ems, Minnie Bctlky, Milton n Woriey.
Robert A. Northcott Henry r. Hack .
er. and To all other persons owning oc-
cupying or otherwise Interested in any
OF the lots and premises fronting on
St Clair avenue. in said City of pe-
troit within the limits hereinafter men
toned. The Common Council OF the
City OF Detroit. having ordered so much
OF 81. Clair avenue. from the south
curb line OF Charlevoix street on cas-,
TO the north line OF city limits. 10 bs
graded and paved, notice Is hereby CIV.
! en- that an assessment has been mad.
upon all tho lots and Premises frontfnr
on said st. Clair avenue and liable "a
be assessed for said Improvement un
4 der the provisions OF the City Charter
and that n roll OF said assessment A
now completed. and Will remain at th,
/ Assessors office, In the City OF Detroit
1 from the date hereof until Septembe
10 1914 for the inspection OF all per
sons concerned therein,
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
4 By-Daniel l.. Dilworth.
I A-s05 President.
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BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Aug. "a. 1914.
NOTICE--STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1894.
ST. CLAIR AVENUE.

To E. Eberie, C. r. Werner. f. C.
Kalchthaler. Fred Schultz, +. ]. Schu-
macher. Edwin Fox, ]. Messing, Will
liam Hass. Russell Kirby. Albert Pope.
j. M Delaney. w. j. Claire, Arthur Mil
ler Henry stephens, James III. Whit
ing, and to all other persons owning.
occupying or otherwise interested in
any of the lots and premises fronting
on 81. Clair avenue, In said City OF De-
troit, within the limits hereinafter men,
toned
The Common Council OF the City OF
Detroit, having ordered so much OF ST.
Clair avenue, from the south curb line
of Waterloo street to the south curb
line OF Charlevoix street on the east.
TO be graded and paved. notice IL here
by given that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots and premises
fronting on said st. Clair avenue, and
liable to be assessed for said improve
ment under the provisions OF the City
Charter. and that a roll OF said assess
ment IL now completed, and will re-
main at the Assessors Office In the
City OF Detroit, from the date hereof
until September s. 1914. for the In
spection OF all persons concerned
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY Daniel L. Dilworth.
A-s04 President.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-24
MARKETS and FINANCE

ar. see9sf per bu. ~
Piunas-Sl 264150 per basket.
Feachcs-In 4-basket crates. yellow,
sL25 per CRATE I'm bushel baskets, ~
ket island peaches. f6eeH per-eu- fer
Potatoe. ,2.4Oa2.6o per
bbl
Poultry Broilers, tic: live hens, 10
01Bhc; No. 2, 12@14c; stays, l0qllc;
old roosters, Toe; springs, III ~ lsc;
geese. loo: ducks. 144l5c; turkeys, 10
Pinesppies - Florida, ,s9425 per
TaIIow-No. /. SIC; No. 2. AYE.
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nue,ss New. 5o07sc per blu. ,sGy
less..s Good shipping stock. $50

ees--New 6o07Sc per bu ss@J
lessn.s Good shipping stock. $50
SSsns--Dried Limas, ~ Csc per ID.
Ceu1fnewer-$I5o@1.75 doc.
ts..ssy. Miehlgsn: large. so@aSc;
kc<se--Whoies prices: Michigan
~ 1th Q15c, New York. liz DISC:
42fger, IAN Q14hc; domestic Swiss.
l(1ernia Fruits-Plumsv s1.5o@1.75
box peaches. n@l.2s per box;
IS ID S p4oas ssr HIS Case cards
666i.7s per bu; eucumbers, 75c
SS SOC sS,ihe esr p uoe Ssr d Sa.
1606oc: green beans, 75c per bu:
no-grown. 81 per sack; wax beans.
~, 9royn, 5sc bu; tomatoes, 1880
own tomatoes, 75c9si bu; spinach,
e<spes Champion, 10000 per bib
|oney Fancy white, new, i501sc
nbor. 10011c lb.; extracted. f6sc 10
nv--Detroit shippers are paying the
Moving prices for baisd hay I'm car.
,ea, ?; % Detroit; No. ~. timothy s1,a x
ga: lighf mixed. sis0i5.s0: ry,
4gU9oo. wheat ana cat straw
|i6ss No. ! cured. lee; No.
IN hides. lac. No. 1 cured bulls
e no. green bulls. Toe: No.
- veal KIP. Ice No. 1 green yea
<<en calf. 1Shct No. green calf
No. horse. $3.50: No. 2 horse
1< No. hides 1c on: No. kip an,
~ on sheepskin. as TO arnouh
.SS1<ssrriss--ss,soas. per bu.
Dns--california. LILO per box
&s--9l 41.zs per boz y
basket oeaFe. 1850 bu.
California vs'sncias ss.s'
80 Indiana. szgaas per 100, 70
-ns<sasss slssslsos erdln,
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BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, Aug. "a. 1914.
NOTlCE--STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. l4el.
| LANSING AvENur

:, To Alex Armstrong. Mary Blair. w
George l.. Chase. j. 81 Chrouch. PAT.
rick Casey, Charles T.. Chase, M
Drouski, w. q. Day, John Frahm a.
q. w; Fredericks, Leonard Frey. Ar.
chic Ferguson. w. j. Gray. sr ID "
Heineman, Fred Heiwig. q, ID. Hender.
SON, T.. NJ: c. t. Hammond. Charles
Herault. Florence l.. HobbeI III 81,
Henderson, G.. l.. johnson, George
johnson r. j. Kelley, c. Kornofsky -
NJ. Lagoine, Hannah Lavan, J. n. Lamb
wilhelm Leyefenz Jos. Manuel MARI
aeheil. ,i Irene Mae,kay, ". ,Meisei
James Mcnamara, Matilda Nicogi
George w. Neubrecker John otter, q
Patterson, Catherine Perry, Hugh ~
Peters. Mrs Mary r. Robbi W. A
soule, y, r.. Suggs. Julius Sumner
George w sherman, Gottfrie schilows-
Xxi. Johanna Sharf. August Spacher. j
Z. Schneider, Carl summer Edward r
ScharreI. r.. r. Trites, Sam TAFT Gus
TuchelskL Ed w. vilisrot, E Wander.
bush. Fred vcch, Josa Weber. ~ VII.
helm, r. Waldecker, A. G. Wood, Mary
N. Williams J. ". waldron, A. Whisper
and 70 All other persons owning, oc.
cupying, or otherwise Interested IN ans
OF the lots and premises fronting on
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UNION STOCK YARDs.

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
ket. steady; mixed and butchers, $500
ms.35; good heavy. sS.65@s.20: rough
heavy, sS,45QS.s5; light, ss.S5@s.S0;
100; market slow. weak; beeves. sS.I5
1890; cows and heifers, $4,000 g. 20;
stockers and feeders. $5.409S.10. Tex
ans. $6.30m7.60: calves. s7.T5@10.75.
and weak: native, 1910 G.05: western,
$5.40@s.lo; lambs. s6,50@S5 so. $3.50 10
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THIRD WARD

THIRD WARD
u,r.t District--Corner ST. Antoine
street and Jefferson avenue. .,raat
GScand District-St. Antoine stree.
between clinton avenue ana Mui'e''
Third pistrict--Corner Montcaim ana
Eourth District-winder street. De
tween st. Antoine and Has'i assreet be-
.an a. Antoine and Hastings streets.
'S,xth District--Leland street. DC
tween ST. Antoine and Hastings nrnar
Seventh Distriet :, antoine streets.
Eighth District--Corner Si'"
Oakland avenues. - Kenilworth
Ninth District-Corner
and Oakland avenues.
FOURTH WARD
Etr.t. District-Southeast corner OF
Third and Lafayette bouievaIu
second District-North s,n nd Tbird
ayenue; Zoo feet east OF Third avenue venue
Third District--South side Fun''
west OF Third street rstra ava.
Fourth District-Corner
E,eth Misunderstanding stree., ~.
,.,aan Fourth avenue ana rlltn stve..
"sixth District--Tuscola street; ina
mediately west OF aiiey oe."'e
ana sayenth District--Corner Third ana
Prentis avenues a,,.aa.t corner
Eiehth District-Southeast
Thir5 and Merrick avenues
N,ntb District--corner Forsyth anu
ba TenaS pistrict-west side of Third
avenue south OF pnilauvvs apt side of
., ,,S axenue at Boston boulevard
FIFTH WARD
r,rst District--Southwest corner
I,arned and Rivard streets.
Second District-soutnwest cor"o'
Third District--Rivard street, pe-
twaan Montcaim and High streets.
Fourth District--Northwest corner
Alfred and a.,ET,lsyt arSN strse corner RI
s,xth District-Rivard street. be-
tween Leland street and Aiexandrine
av savsnth District--Corner Hancock
.es,,a and Riyard street
vEighth District--Corner Ferry ave-
nue. and Rivard street. Ia
wsy between Russell street and Oak
lana ,h pistrist-Corner Euclid and
Cameron avenues TO rear or LOT situate
On Eleventh District--Corner Cameron
and Caniff avenues.
SIXTH WARD
.,t-.t pistrict-Corner Lafayette
!, .S,,iavard and Brooklyn avenue
VSacond Observation-Disclosures corner
p.ooLlvn avenue and Lacrosse street
,rhird District--Corner Brooklyn ave-
nue. To a,u District--corner Spruce
s,reet and Brooklyn avenue.
Fifth pistrict--At the intersection
-, Grand River avenue, Bagg street
and SKID ,sstr,ct"corner BROOKLYN ave-
nue. and Brainard street.
Seventh District--Corner Wills ave.
nue. and Eighth street
Eighth bistrict--corner BROOKLYN
and Merrick avenues
ATS
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no feathers The plain, neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co., II
John R-st Phone Main 1895.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter--Creamery extra, soc: frsts.
per ID.
Esss-Fresh receipts. cases included.
irsts. 23hc; current receipts, awe per
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug 22.-F1our: Dur
and unsettled. Pork: Firm; mess
s24.75@25.25. Lard: steady: middle
west spot, $1035@10.45. Sugar: Raw
easy; centrifugal SO test, $500; mus
covade, SO test. $5.35; refined. easy; cut
loaf. $S.15; crushed, sS.05; powdered
s735G7.eo: graduated. s7.25@7.55. Cot
fee: Rio. No. q on spot. IN @7%c
Tallow; Dull; city, SIC; special 6Kci
country. sA 46Ac Hay: Quiet; prime
81. 1901; rs; No. s.. seH OBS; clover, SEQ
keys, $50 sse; chickens. 1aGsic; fowls,
poultry: Firmer: geese, IsQ1s%e;
ducks, I2&17c; fowls IsgI7c: turkeys,
$50 lac; ROSTERS, 12A %13Ac: chick
ems, broilers. goo 26c. Sheese: Quiet:
state milk, common to special, liz
TING: skins, common to special 10
13hc: fun skins, 2@sc
Butter: Firm; receipts. ATS; cream
cry, extra. sic; state dairy, tubs. 23s@
30c: imitation creamery hrsts, 2Ssc.
Eggs: Firm; receipts, $50: nearby
white fancy. 34@35c: nearby mixeo
fancy. 2s@2sc; fresh firsts, 24h @3oc.
CHICAGO BUTTER MARKET.
CHICAGO. Aug. 22-Butter: Extras
P fsG Ssdnar r.ti i,. s5S scs r., Esgs
q 23c Cheese: Twins, 15h @ibA c
Young Americas, 16A a16hc 1--we
poultry; Fowls. i4h 9i5e; ducks, I4e5
lthc. geese. 10Gf1c; springs, ITO
cobblers. sacks. 7s@75e per bu.; bulk,
72@73c. New potatoes: Receipts. rs
cars.
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PRODUCE MARKET

NAH dairy products are firm and In
"a demand and higher prices are
6tod for some grades OF cheese.
nlors do not look for any further
Vnnce In foreign cheese owing to the
1toase In shipping on the Atlantic,
fruits are quiet and easy. Oner-
20 ok apples, grapes and peaches are
ro0olng Potatoes and onions are
~ and there Ii o quiet tone In all
"a % farm stun.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-24

Msyh,,n District-Intersection Stanley.
E1eventb h 6,. Srand River avenues.
and Eastern Place NooseFet
Twelfth District-southwe.t corn.r
Douievard and Lothrop avenue.
THIRrEENTH WARD
First District--Jenerson 49,.
posite Adair street nue' OPP
near seG EimwodDdi ssrict-Monros avenue.
Third District-Elmwooa .v
wen hunt and Hendricks straes. PC
In .tra. District--South side or Rar.
avenue i'o Feet east OF Elmwood
Fifth DIstrict--corner Of 8, 49,.
Siy,h ai9t avenue. sepn
sixth Dfstrtct--Northvast
Willis avenue and Moran str... corner
oeVsntn District-Moran street r,,a-
cncy between Aaron street and Han-
Eighth District--Moran STRAIT n.
tween Ferry and Palmer. Pc
MN Manth Distrfct--Corner Kanter ana
FOURTEENTH WARD.
or Fnr, D,strict-scotten avenue, north
Second District-North aide =, ~
Avenue avenue between Palms and Hubbs ID
Third Distinguishes sid. Dir 49,.
avenues DoaTo ana Vinewood
Fourth District-corner vinewood
avsnue and street
ana Rn,I pistrict--corner Myrtle street
sixth pistrict--Corner Lasaue ava
nu sey nnd Buchanan f..nn street.
ana warr COMMISSIONERS vinewood
Elghth Observation-Disclosures ce,rr.,
Scot'en avenue and Moore Place.
FTrrrnNwxv ru.
First District-Corner Jensr,or -
Second observation-disclosures .~.,,.
ppe e lafayette avenue east and St'
Third Distriot-cornsr x.roh.v.,
r1urth District--Corner Bellevue and
Fifth District-corner Medium ava.
nue. and Gratiot avenue
Sixth District-Corner Concora 80
Palmer avenues anu
SIXTEENTH WARD.
First characterization avenue and
Second DistrIct--cavairy and La
Third District--Porter and Ferdinand
streets.
Fourth District--Dix ana r.ra,,.s
Fifth Enthusiastically and Dir ave-
az, iA.n Dlstrict--Junctfon and Bran
seventh District-corner of ssth and
Michigan avenue. anu
- Eighth District-P. M r. r. and Blu
Ninth District--East side OF rhirtv-
nrst street on FIRST vacant lot north
OF r sls thirty ty .nrst street.
second and McGraw on vacant lot neyt
TO brick building.
SEVENTEENTH WARD
First District--Corner Agnes ana
Second District-corner Van Dyke
Third District.-corner Agnes and
Fourth District--cornsr waterloo
and Baldwin avenues.
Fifth District--Corner Van DYKE
ana waterloo avenues.
sixth District-corner seyburn and
Seventh District--corner Baldwin
and Gratiot avenues.
and GiS Sras,oi pi sxsns Chippewa
Ninth District-corner Hoicomb and
kercheval avenues.
Tenth District--vacant lot on. Ker-
avenue.
Eleventh District--corner HoIcomn
and Mack avenues
Twelfth District-corner Penn.vI.
vania and Mack avenues
Thirteenth District---Corner HoIcomb
and 0ratiot avenues
Fourteenth District--Corner Garland
and Kercheval avenues.
Fifteenth District-Corner Liilibridse
and JEFFERSON. avenues.
sixteenth District-corner Hart and
Jefferson avenues.
Seventeenth District-corner OF Con-
lin and Jefferson Avenue East.
EIcHrEENTH WARD
and Erie street.
Second District--Corner Portland
avenue and Harbaugh street.
Third District--Cofner Waterman
and Regular ayenues.
and Central avenues.
Fifth District-Corner Lawndaie
avenue and Porter street
sixth District-corner Norman and
Pitt avenues.
seventh District--cornsr Michigan
and ciippert avenues
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zrked b-Rid. s-sold. xb-split

81 rurCAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. Aug IA whirl OF ex-
mlfcd buying carried wheat prices up
NO cents in the early trading today:
00erings were extremely light and
<6ere vas a heavy commission house
Corn was MQHc higher. influenced
Urrtfy by the bulge I'M heat. rsad-
n1 was active from the start.
Oafs futures started " " &c higher
- dmafntained the advance In the hrst
VIZ hour, moving In sympathy with
NJ other grains.
Provisions were firm and higher to-
&ky on support fro mthe hog market.
The board Of trade closed at ll:4b,
mt or respect for former President
arren, whose funeral was held to-
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FIRST WARD
First District--Randolph street 100
feet north OF Woodbridge street.
Second pistrict-Ca nmPsnt
Third District-West side OF Farme s
street, between Gratiot avenue anu
Grand River Z. 800,
Fourth OVERWHELMINGLY ass
Fifth District-South side OF Aue
Iaide street. east of Woodward avenue;
Sixth District-Corner Brush anu
FRowena streets $3.50. .orner
Brush street and Warren avenue
Eighth District-Medbury PARK cor
Ninth District--corner WOODWARD
and Custer avenues; .r woodward
and Alger avenues. xyoaward
Tleventh District--Corner Wooowaru
and Belmont avenues.
SECOND WARD
rirst District--Corner Shelby street
and Lafayette Boulevard p,v.r
Second District-Corner Sr-"'
Third District-Corner Cass a'eh"e
and Columbia street west;
Eourth District--Southside Ledyarv
between Cass avenue ana ahey
E,f,b District--Southeast corner
cass avenue Inside sidewalk) ana re-
'es Sixth District--southwest corner
Seventh District-corner Hancock
and Cass avenues. 60. aye-
Eighth District-Corner Cass ave-
nue. and Burroughs avenue; Seward and
Ninth District-Corner Se"o
woodward avenues. u,a-ara
Tenth District--corner Wooowaro
and Edison avenues.
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BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, Aug. 20, 1914.
PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1862
LEAVITT AVENUE

To w. +. Dedel. A. Burke, A. y. pudo.
betsy Frye. w. ii. Dustin, John Jan
IKE, Jacob Tuchowski. Theo. Corns,
NJ. =. Won Mach, Peter Lake, Minnie
fenton, Steve Tunndowski. Joseph
Jer5enbek. Frank Nowack, Il. Keioz.
>. II Kaiser Est, and TO all other per-
sons owning, occupying or otherwl Sc
interested In any OF the lots and prem
lses fronting on Leavitt avenue. In
said City of Detroit, within the limits
hereinafter mentioned The Common
Council or the City OF Detroit, having
ordered so much OF Leavitt avenue,
from the west line OF alley east OF
hammond avenue TO the east curb line
OF Livernois avenue. TO be graded and
paved. notice is hereby given that an
assessment has been made upon all the
iots and premises fronting on said
Leavitt avenue, and liable TO be as
sessed for said Improvement under the
provisions of the City Charter. and
that a roll of said assessment Is now
completed. and will remain at the As
SCISSORS Ofnce, In the City or Detroit,
from the date hereof until September
8, 1914, for the inspection OF all per-
sons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
By Daniel l.. Dilworth,
A-so2 President.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-24

BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Aug. "a. lsiL
The Detroit times., 1914-08-24
TOLEDO GRAIN.

<TOLEDO. Aug. 22.--wheat: Cash.
y1olX; September. s1o5; December.
|1.o9X Corn: Cash SIZE; September
zHci December 73Ec, Oats: Cash
8E6: Cash S5c. Cloverseed: Cash
01.60: October and December $1,000.
[In1othy: Cash sass; September S2.f5.
|r1amery 3iN31hc; tub 3oh q ale.
|nfry. Is. Eggs: Fresh, 24c: fancy
[<1~Sfa 27o Hay. Unchanged