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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-19
A Homer Won.

Chicago, August 1S. S.-Zimmerman's
home run IN the fifth Inning with the
bases filled enabled Chicago 10 over
come Brooklyn's lead. and by consis-
tent hitting later made. enough rims
TO win HuinphEiesi was hitshard sthe
first two ipning gs. HRgeman, who re.
placed him pitched mastery ball.
Score us, 4ssa.f,. .:l.,.,t s.s Il
Brooklyn "a /. a.. 230 900 A106 II
Chicago I..... ..001 050 11x--8 IL z
Ragani and q MeC Carty; Hnmphries.
.Hageman and iBresnahan. s< 8 IS Is
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Price Of Wheat Responsible.
s(By Associated Press. )

Minneapolis. August 18.-Ttae re-
cent advance IN the price of foul
here was not due to arbitrary action
OF the mlllers, according to C. W.
Sterling. special agent OF the depart
ment OF Justice, who completed ar. in..
vestigatioD Of the -four market here
today. S. !. ST Il. Z
''The millers' explanation that the
price is controlled largely by the
price of wheat seems reasonable"
Mr.. Sterling said. ~ tl. e 5S;5s.
:. ~ have found no evidence .of any
arbitrary action or agreement to raise
prices" .s,,s .,.4!5 Il .s:l 4.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-19
New York Loses.

New York.. August 1s.-Cleveland
won the first game of the series from
New York today by to 3. The visitors
batted Cole out of the box in the
third inning, while Hagerman.
though wild. was effective in the
pinches. .E.- ~
Score ss 81
Cleveland .10S 600 o0o-4 9 2
New York I. 900 100 002-3 "a o
Tagerman and 'O'Neili; Cole. Pieh.
McHale and Sweeney.
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ThreH. Rail Away,

. Cincinnati. August 1S.-After max
Ing wonderful one hand stop Of Mo-
rams grounder in the third inning.
Smith threw wild to the home plate
allowing two runs to score, which
was enough for Cincinnati to win
from Boston today s To- l.. go
Score- n,s.-.
Boston .s..... 8! !. obos soDo, 1oo-1 8 2
Cincinnati :. ..002 100 00x-3 2 0
Strand. Crutcher and Gowdy; Dou-
glas and Clark: .ss-.i-, v.;,s.4
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EewtBiheles.

st. Louis, August 18,-St. Louis
pounded Alexander hard In the fourth
and fifth innings today and won from
philadelphia again 6 to 2. Perritt
kept the visitors hits we'll scattered.
In the fifth, with Huggins, and Miller
on bases, Wilson hit homegrun.
Score .S4,
Philadelphia &. :. sooe oo1 ooi-2 8 /
st. Louis !. ~ 1000 $50 00x.-6 8 2
Alexander and Killifer; Perritt and
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FEDERAL

At Kansas City 4: Brooklyn: 1. 1st
game.
At Kansas City s; Brooklyn 4. End
game. il -
At st. Louis /: Buffalo 8. -,
At Chicago a: Baltimore 6.
At indianapolis 4; Pittsburgh 8.
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Lost Through Carelessnesss.

Pittsburgh, August 18,zAlthough
outhit, Pittsburgh today defeated New
York 3 to1. Poor handling OF ground
balls by Bescher gave Adams home
run in the third and McCarty triple
In the fifth
Score: 80.
New York ). 1000 600 O1O--1 9 0
Pittsburgh -. ..001 010 0txTe 2 o
Marquard. Fromme and Mclean; !;
Adams and Coleman.
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Federal League,
AMERICAN

AT Boston Chicago. rain. e:a q,
Philadelphia e: Detorlt g.. First
game. -l5
At phlladelphia =: Dtroit Il i. !. Sec
ond game. . i
At New York 8: Cleveland 4.
At Washington g.: st Louis 2.
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Out Neatis!'
ut Nets! Against Torpedoes;
... ?:, Broadside of British Dreadnoueht

'front.'
" merged
SHOWN
cause them to explode harnl
Dreadnought tt3SaH'
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NATIONAL. /.

At Pittsburgh 8: New York;
At Cincinnati 81, Boston l..
At Chicago 8; Brooklyn.6.
At st. Louis 6; Philadelphia 8.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At New Orleans o; Birmingham q.
Called end fifth; rain. a s,, + q
:. At Atlanta 4; :; Chattanooga 8. y. N. !,
}; At Mobile 8 ). Mont gomery O.. 8,
AZ Memphis =; Nashville Q. s3 4 ,s. ss
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Swatted 1hc PHI.

st. Louis. August 1s.-Buffalo hit
st. Louis pitchers at will today and
won 8, to l.
Score
Buffalo >. =. ..601 203 1913 II 1
ST. Louis -. >. 1000 100 000-1 8 2
Knapp, Moran and Blair; 'Willett.
Kuepper and Simon.
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Won in Ninth.

Won In Ninth.
Indianapolisfi August 18.---Walker's
error and two singlesin the ninth in
ming gave Indianapolis the run nee
essary to beat Pittsburgh 4 to 3 III
today's game.
Score s.. s!
Pittsburgh -. 001 100 O1O-3 10 l
indianapolis 80. 102 900 001-4 IL 2
Walker and Berry: Billiard and
Rariden. IN
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Won Both.

Won Both.
Kansas City, August 18-Excellent
pitching enabled Kansas City to win
two games from Brooklyn today to
1 and to 0.
Score first game.
Brooklyn ~. 1000 coo 1901 3 1
Kansas City j. 900 600 31x-4 8 2
Finneran. Houck and Land: Cullop
and Easerly. ~
Score second game. =
Kansas City 80 .020 900 03x-5 81
Seaton and Land; s Packard and
Easterly.
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American ASS ociation

9 At Milwaukee 8; Kansas City
Called end eth darkness. 2;,ss
At Columbus 3; Cleveland I.
No others scheduled
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-14

on saturday. July 25. 1914
Proposals 20 be made Ia part as fol-
lows
one Tor Pavilion No. ! 90 consist o.
Missionary stone work. Concrete. steer
and Iron, Fireproohng. Lathing am
Plastering. Carpentry Painting and
Glazing Electric Wiring Roofing ana
sheet Metal work Finish Hardware
and TerraZ2O doors
one for Pavilion No. ] to consist o..
Plumbing Direct Steam Heating. Nen-
tlatiug Marble and Nitrolite work
one for the additional work On
Pavilion Ne. 90 consist Of hreproof
partitions carpentry, terrazzo doors
electric wirlnE lockers, plastertng,
painting and glazing.
one for Pavilion No 3 20 consist o.
plumbing. steam heating alteration,
water heater vacuum piping ana mar
BILE work
one FOR lighting fixtures in Pavillons
Nos. ! and 2.
with the plans and specifications pre- T..
pared By Louis Hamper Architect -
Dee seen iu his office sOl Fine Arts
building and copies of which may lie
secured on application
Proposals must be accompanied oy
certified checks or cash 60 the amount
.of o per cent OF tie proposal and pay
able 20 the Board 81 Health ~ Detroit
Two bonds for each contract In "A
SUM equal to Tho fun amount ~ the
contract VIII be required
The BOARD OF Health reserves tho
right 20 reject any or all proposals
submitted
THE BOARD or HEALTH,
Bv JOHN T.. Mex INLAY,
A--2e Secretary.
fuN 1914
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-14
BoARo OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit Julv ~ l9lf.
NOTICE. -AllEY PAVING
ASSASSIN
PAVING NOTICE No. l426.

10 John singer, Anton Gersha A.
GoGiska, Ryshius. Agnes ST.
paCSk, Joseph kuhasZNuskL An-
drew Wilchowsky j, RaCzyuski
= NowakowskN Veronica Hirsch q
'ilowZewskt Aug CyroWskl Val jar
och John showroom. Aux N2polSlu. a.
Floka, NJ SatoSzynSki. and % an other
interested an any of the lots and par
GELS of real estate IN the local assess
ment district established by the Corn !
mon Council 20 defray the e~reHAes ~
grading and paving the allrN within
the boundaries herein set forth.
The assessment roll has hceD com
plcted Cor defraying the expense ~
paving the alley No 80. being he alley
nrst north OF and parallel 20 Canheld
street 20 the west line OF Russell street.
also alley hrst west OF and parallel 20
Russell street from alley first north ot
and parallel 20 CanflCld avenue north
erly 70 south lire ~ east and west alley
and is now open 10 inspection IA this
office and viii remain In this office for
FIVE days from the first publication 90
this notice for the inspection ot al
concerned All lots or parcels ~ laud
admitting on. or adjoining tho alloy o
described have been assessed FOR SHe h
improvements
The BOARD OF Assessors viii meet %
Tuesday the 21st d5y 81 Aulv 1919 (
@ o'clock D. m mt their Ufurr lu iHt
CITY Han ana viii remain lu ~e>s IN
tor . period ~ six hours 70 hear Afi'
person or persons desiring 10 object 20
any assessment So mnde
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
By Daniel y hl!wetth
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-14

Ellen sullivan. and To- an othor per-
sons owning occupy Ing. or otherwise
interested in any OF the lots and par
cells ot real estate in the local lsscss-
mvpt district established hN The tou-
mon Council 20 defraN tur expenses pr
grading ana paving the alyN within
tho boundaries herein set forth
Tho assessment roll has heru CONE
pl~ted FOR drfraNlup the expense oi
paving TIE alley NO. I3A being The 1lI'N
iu block between Milwaukee avenue
and west line OF THIRD avenue iu the
east Tine of Greenwood avenue ana
ts BOW open 60 inspection lt thl~
ofhce. and VIII remain iu this Othrr i"I
i've DAYS frum the nrst publication ot
this notice FOR the inspection ot All
concerned All lots or parcels ~ iand
ahutting un or adjoining the alley 10
described have been assessed iHf ~H'h
Improvement
The Roard 0f Assessors viii meet on
TUESDAY. the 2lst dny ot July 1915 At
o'clock "a ma. at their utnyr in ih'
City Han. and VIII remain lr @t~Nl'N
for period ~ six hours 90 Drar ANY
person or persons DESIRING go object 70
any asses suient SO made
BOARD or ASSESSORS
Ry Daniel L.el1lworth
A-1lT President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-14
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit. July 9th. 1914
PROPOSALS FOR PAINT
ING HOWARD AND 18TH
STREET B IOGES

Separate sealed proposals will be re-
Ceived q { tie office ~ the Department
OF Public Works Detroit. Mich. until
Wednesday July 18th, 1914. az II
O'ciotk a m. standard time. az which
time and place they viii be opened,
for furnishing an the labor and ma
terial for tie following work viz.
Puntug Howard and Twelfth street
Bridges in accordance with specidca-
lions on ME In the office OF the Depart
ment OF Public Works.
Bidders are required 90 file a certl .
fed hank check IN the sum OF 5000
with the Department Of Public Works
before the proposals are opened. con-
ditioned that should they be found TO
So the lowest bidders. they viii With
IN nye days after being awarded the
contract. furnish surety company
bond In the fun amount OF contract.
Checks and proposals 20 be placed
In sepa rate envelopes.
The right % reject any or all pro-
posaIs Is expressly reserved
44eS GEORGE IT FENKELL.
h-7OQ Commissioner.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-14

e IrcIfenbeim. NJ Harrison ~ ueuser
~ NJ Harley Horny Two. Theodore joe
haunes \. Knehusch ~ koppin,
charles Kelleudurf a. a. Hramor
charles K,yser. TrunN Nukier,
Henry KuliS Potter Keusteiu. James
kclzen Kaiser a kuach w ~
kus.h W. "a Klug. e. kremberE!
NJ Iocher Mary L1dwiE a Lap~r2,
IF Nussrr J.. MeIhrf ~ Npraud j.
Meyors chyist Meyers. Gutttried NV
h,l August Meyer. W Mutton, p y
Naah a. Northvood h ohlfit
charlie, ohl,rt leo j ocuskowshl.
Fred Dtr AUX Drhs r. ostyowski John
Crrseutina rpingius august Peters Ju-
llusl FencNyrt John = koehl charles
Rouge iunr o. RHrs James Roach.
Mary s. Rtigh Hugo ~rh"rtr 'laritf
Schmidt L-l sink =. Schweikai
~Dfpu Sureuspu F t' Sorensnp. - \.
Srtvlrl,oV~fl p NJ ~talvV Nick
SrhWelye, Katherine shepard r.hl'"e
StoraTe 90. Charles Sgh"o.k :,
Staru 4. sink Julius f ~ommrrhtld,
A. SIgur Ernest Sehueider SrNhrrn.
s. SYLVESTER 1nhu school,. w ~ TIC
.icc y Teske T"treS Coal q i"n'"I
Co Nanaotfeu g. NollWrler ~
Nlrk p H. Wade August a. Ntl
John Wrichtm0u Womau'e HCnlt, Cos
~ A Wney James VI Weber Mrs
r. Waeupr Louis e. WiGgort Albert
witt y w NlrIIrf tfNFN ~ IF''N.
y Zimmerman F Zimmer NarN
lender George FENDER T =. HEm-
moth and 10 all other persons ownirN'
occupNiug or otherwise Interested ~
amy ~ the lots and promises fronting
ON Seyhuru avenue On said Citv ~ le-
troit within the limits hercinatt"r meo-
toned
The Common Council ~ the Citv ~
Detroit having ordered $50 much "o'
SeNhuru avenue from the north Tive
.uf Mack avenue 10 thC south ltue OF
Grafton avenue 90 ho graded MID paw
Ell notice rs hereby given mat 1n as
sesSment has been made upon 7ll 80"
lots and prem Sos fronting np s9id Sew
burn avenue and liable 20 De assessed
for said Improvement under the pre-.
visions ~ the CITY Charter ANA thar n
roll ~ said assessment rs now COM.
rlcted and will remain az the Asses
snrs' ofHCe IN the CITY ~ Detroit from
tho date hereof uptll July 2S 'att far
rho Inspection ~ all persons concerned
therein
BOARD or ASSFSSOpS
nv DANIEL 7. DLwOrTH
4 -72d President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-14
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. July I3.-Close: Early
wires brought little news OF market
IMPORTANCE, but the early tone in
wheat was easy owing 10 weakness IN
Everything in the price making line
depends on news from the northwest
ern spring wheat fields and will for a
couple OF weeks The development OF
rust is about the only important point
Some reports OF the presence OF rust
came from Minnesota on Monday and
some from South Dakota, but the in
crease was not enough TO cause alarm.
On the other hand. the northwestern
weather was against the surpad OF
rust IL was clear and cool over the
greater part OF the spring wheat area.
which Is Just what Is wanted 10 insure
y good crop, This caused the tendency
In the direction OF lower prices Har-
Nesting was getting along we'll In the
winter wheat states and there is sure
70 De an important Increase in receipts
which VIII make II difficult for bulls
70 hold their groud Demand is hrlsk
Tor the tlling OF previously made err
port sales, but fresh export buying was
not active. The mills are not taking
Russia had such favorable sdviras
that the American strength az Satur-
day was offset Continental denaud
was nnapated ana the part OF the
remains small. America was mpkIuu
nberal offers and helped dapr.s
prices, Argentine reports were dis
turbing. but foreigners are trustina I'm
an active American movement
The feeling OF beartshness Is de-
creasing. The rust must soon spread
or the time of danger viii have ended
| and that will leave the chance OF \
wet harvest about the only bullish don.
alton 20 be feared -.
Wheat was weak throughout prac.
tically the whole session and closed al
a decline OF a d1c.
Corn advanced ic, oats were steady
prime aisike seed declined CSC ane
timothyeeed advanced Sc.
Wheat quotations; Cash 80 2 red
tt&c. No. red new, 2 cars al Sic
July opened with a decline % a n
t0Ac. and declined 60 79bc: Septem
Der opo3ed az s0iSc, advanced 10 gOa.,
band declined 10 7aA G. December opep
"a az sc. gained and declined I,
BIC. No I white. S5hc Coarse grail
|0uotations. Corn. cash 40 g. 73c: Nr
rellow, Z cars az 7tiSc. No. 4 yellow
XI1ho Oats. Standard. siikc No
white. 1 car az fic. No, white, f0t
lave. Cash No. 2. car At Sc Beans
'mmodiate. prompt and July shipment
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-14

Provisions MeS pork &23 family,
.S244eS. clear backs Sl9 y ~, smoked
hams lBulgc, hriskets l4H 10 - c.,
shoulders, j 81. Picnic hams. = ~ "a =
Kettle rendered. l2c lh.
suHnrs -NorreCtsC ~eiy % W. IA
Edga~ 4 Sons. crystal domihoes, 2-lD ,
se al cltt Loaf s. So NNNM powdered
Ill standard powdered s. TO- gan.
ulated. extra coarse. SAS0. sranulatsd
me ir bulk 81 ,u, kian WtltA, ~ y
y-lb and 5-lb cartouS ln 'Rscs, ~
crystal domino. gran. HF cases, - 10,
diamond s. {tsO, confectionery A
fsb0, 40 2 St46, No s. sac, No, ,.
lass No 10 81 30. No. H. SA2Sl No
IL 81 90. No ~, Stl5 No IA. ftlei
No IS $40, non -caklrg mixture, Fo.oV /.
household powdered. s. IS 10 case
E8I per case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-14
NOTICE. ALLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1923.

To S Garbarino Jacob Hanson. -
Cestlu Aaron Wttus. Carl Koch, joan
pioboldt. August q. Klein, Anna NJ
Tlvarock Emil Tholl. w Weber MOI
senweig w Buehler. Harry STALLION
Mrs b simon. August Lauder 7. IieSse
John WaldrOu Charles Barrack. w.
Finklestein. Henry r. Barnard. JACOB
Rosenweis Morris < ( r nin q 2
Holden. Jacob Rosenberg, Eren Berg
man - Oldnni. Geo. r Badcr Julia
Dennis Harry NJ Allen Loretta RAIDER,
Jacob Eder Neten Wiesseuheld. DAVID
Faber james =. Kaiser. charles bollln.
Alex VioIassi. Wllhelmenia Penner,
Pierre j. Car.nonChl Frances ". BtJu,
william Divellc. and 70 All other per-
sons owning. occupying, or otherwise
Interested la any Of the lots and par
nTent district established by the CONF
mon council 10 dcfray the expenses -
grading and paving the alley wlthin
the boundaries herein set forth,
The assessment roll has been COM
pleted FOR defraving the expense ~
paving the alley No 33l, being the ~
lev between Hastings, RiVard. EFSkihe
and Benton streets, and - now npet.
to inspection at this Office, ana VIII
remain iu this office for Ave days fro
the first publication OF this notice for
the inspection OF all concerned. MI
lots or parcels of land abuttinR on, or
ad {0iuinU the alley so described have
been assessed FOR such Improvement
the non "a ~ Assessors VIII meet ON
the 2lst day OF July lRl+ az
. o'clock "a M at their office In the
CITY Han and VIII remain W Session
for n period OF six hours 90 hear any
person or persons desiring 10 ohlect 70
any assessment so made
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
Ry DNNIEL.I- DIl.WoRFH
A-715 President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-14
CnIcAGo GRAM AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO. July 12--Wheat was =
shade higher az the start but Qaickiy
slumped on "a dcoltne OF one cent ~
Minneapolis The loss here was about
ltc-in the urst half hour
Corn was p. Is higher az the start
on account 81 continued hot dry
weather over the middlewest. Selling
started when am attempt was made -
push prices stlll hiEher and there was
some reaction.
oats was d shade higher al the star.
on account ~ the strength in corn, tut
reports Of rains in corn sections of the
oats belt caused tie market 90 display
weak spOtg
Provisions We're firm md higher
from the start with buying brisk
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-14
SCOTT STREET-(Section Two)-
Repaving.
Assessment Estimates.

hSScSSHcul ESllulhlCSs
2S2 cubic yards OF excavation inciud-
Ing old paving material cedar on
rs uneaI feet OF new curbstono
tstrRighD more or less Berea, i23
liueal feet 81 Berea curbstone reset
s24l4 square yards OF creosoted
block paving on 6"-concrete
'S.S5 square yards ot creosoted block
paving on !" concrete.
1885 cubic yards OF concrete Under
and behind curb.
76 liueal feet OF retaining stone. old
Medina curb may be used
The time 20 be set IN the contrasts
for the completion OF the above paving
and repaNlng Jobs shall De az follows
Osborn Place .t........-.- sept LIST, l9l
Elm street. ...... Sept, LIST. 1914
scott street (Sec - 49,. Sept 18th. 1914
Scott street CSec. ? sept LIST. 1914
said streets 20 be paved and repavel
according 70 the specifications Fer
brick ADOPTED Jan, ~, 1914 cedar
adopted Jan ~ 1914 sheet aspha.t
adopted Jan s 1874 also the estimates
of tho CITY Engineer as above. and thu
charter and ordinances OF the City OF
Detroit
Bidders viii state tho price per
cubic ward for excavation. price per
llueal foot 81 curbing, price per square
yard for paving OF fo4gereti.nr,g.., ar, an!
plank or stone etc
Bids will only he received FOR the
autrrc NJ the work or material for any
street or section 81 street as per quan
Titles stated I'm the estimates and tho
hid VIII he accepted witch is the low
est on. aggregatinE the above details
regardless or amy error ~ extensions
or fpotipGs made by bidders
Bidders must deposit with bids en-
closed In separate envelope, a certified
check payable TO the order of the De-
partmeut OF PuhliC Works OF the City
or Detroit as follows.
Osborn place .........,....... $4,000
Chestnut street ....... ................ 10000
Elm street 81. ......,........... 300,0 90
Scott street tSec ~ ...... 10000
scott street lSec - ....... ....... 100 90
which sum VIII no forfeited 20 tho
Cfv ct Detroit 30 case the bidder fails
% enter into contract. subject % con-
'Ivrr ti1n 20 the Common Council with
IN five days after the acceptance OF
his tender by the Department OF Pub
lie Works
The bidder whose tender is accepted
WIN be required 20 furnish with his
contract an approved surety company
h1rd 10 the city Of Detroit IN the fn.l
amount 81 the contract price for tho
work conditioned on the full and faith
ful performance OF his part 81 the cou-
tract
Tho contractor shall DO paid in honas
for first paving or tho proceeds there
or N such bonds are purchased by tho
SINKING Fund Commissioners accord.
ing 20 law
No hid will be accepted from any
person or firm who IS tn arrears or de-
fault 10 the City % Detroit.
Specifications ia dctail Tor the above
work may be had on application TO the
secretary.
THO Department ~ public Works ex-
pressly reserves the right 20 reject any
NJ oil proposals
Gtao) GEORGE II FTNK ELL.
A-711 Commissioner
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-14
CnIcAnn GRNIN.

CHICAGO. July Opening Wheat.
july not quoted september up lsc.
December up 20 Corn July mp sc;
September mp Ac December mp sc,
oats Iulv steady. other not active,
Provisions Firm and higher
Noon Wheat July down sc, sep
teynber down SC December down &c.
Corn. July down Is c, september down
down Ia september down &c De-
Gem Der down i2c,
Close Wheat july down sc, Sep
TENDER down lei December down lie.
com uUy down Ne september
down sac. December down NC oats.
uJIy down 1t4c, september down hset
Decenl Der down t.c. Provisions Firm
and higher
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-14
POLICE AUCTION SALE
BICYCLES, Etc.

The annual sale 81 unclaimed prop
erty held by the Police Department
will take place Friday July IL 9
O'Clock o IN. al The Police Barn, 62
Forrest east on the ground hoor
Everything. including bicycles jew
elry. tools minor auto supplies Junk.
etc win b. sold 20 the highest bidder.
BE on hand early for the bargains.
GEO. a WALTERS
A-T13 Secretary OF Police
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-14
U. s. GOVERNMENT BONDS
u. y. COTTON EXCHANGE


CHICAGO July r3-Butter Extras.
eG1ac, arsts. 29lz "a 24c dairy extras.
aliT U24c Arsts A. u 2tc EEEr.
Prime ordinary ia l58tc nrsts. q
T4r Cheegs. wins. l5c young Aylcri-
cas f6c Live poultry. Fowls - lsc;
ducks 1oUI4c, geese III lpc springs.
rEc. turks, loo Potatoes. M1yhigan.
81 20Ti.fO. wisconsin ST 4oU $40. Min
uesota. Si.g00l 81 New potatoes fe-
ceiptq 50 ears Oklahoma ana Kansas
and Texas trfumphs 1885, fi40.
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SECOND WESTINGHOUSE
STRIKE Is LIKELY

PITTSBURGH, Pa. July l3-AD-
other strike OF Westinghouse EN-.
plo}es seemed imminent today. fol-
lowing the peDemptory discharge b.
the companies at East Pittsburgh OF
about 400 OF those who marched
back to their places this morning An
excited crowd soon gathered in the
vicinity Of the plants and trouble was
feared
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EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK,
nunuIuu A Stevens Rpnarf

EAST BUFFALO, \. Y. July lS--
Cattle: $500 head market l5M Csc
higher; prime steers S9M9,I5. shipping
steers. $S.506925; butchers SS.2jHg.
heifers, se.50mS25; fat COWS $5G7.50,
Gamers and cutters &4T52h, pulls
S6.bOe17.5o; feeders. $71750
Hogs: 10000 head market strong:
heavy and workers.. S940: pigs. s94Oa1
$50.
Sheep 1000 head. market steady
top lambs S9m9.5O. yearlings sT50f
s: wethers, S6d6.50, ewes. S4.5OT 8 80
Calves, 81 III 30
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CLEVELAND LIVE sroc<

4 CLEVELAND. July 13.-Hogs Re-
ceipts. $500; active 10dl5c higher,
workers. and mixed $3.50; mediums.
$9.26; pigs and lights. $3.50; roughs.
$50; stays, $40. Cattle Receipts.
30 cars. active l5c higher Sheep and
lambs: Receipts. $500 head; slow. 25c
lower .yearlings $3.50 top, spring
lambs. 50 top. Calves Receipts 400
head steady, &lI 80 top