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The Detroit times., 1914-08-01
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. July 27th. 1914
NOTICE. PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1434.
PALMER AVENUE.

To J. sughrow. John f. Boyer. Union
National Bank, Laura Schlotte, stan
dard Naval stores Co, NJ C. n. r.. Peo-
pies Ice Co. w X. Cavell. Packard
Motor Car Co, and 10 all other persons
owning, occupying, or otherwise in
terested In any OF the lots and premises
fronting on Palmer avenue, in said
City OF Detroit within the limits
hereinafter mentioned. The Common
Council OF the City OF Detroit, having
ordered so much OF Palmer avenue.
from the east line OF Mt. Elliott ave-
nue. 10 the west line OF Bellevue ave.
nue., to be graded and paved notice IL
hereby given that an assessment has
been made upon all the lots and
premises fronting on said Palmer ave-
nue.. and liable 10 be assessed for said
Improvement under the provisions OK
the City Charter and that a roll OF said
assessment is now completed. and Will
remain at the Assessors office. in the
city OF Detroit from the date hereof
until August 18th, 1914. for the inspec-
ton OF all persons concerned therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY DANIEL l. DlLWORTH.
A-739 President
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
secretnry,- oface-sO nroraws,

Secretary's OfHce-0O broadway.
Detroit, Mich, July 25 1914
classification I8-ROom school Bldg
Adjoining Fairbanks school.
Sealed proposals viii be received at
this office until AIS o'clock Tuesday,
Aug. IL next for furnishing all labor
and material necessary for the cree
tiOn OF a l6-room school building Rd :
Joining the present Fairbanks School
Seward avenues. Proposals will be re-
Ceived as follows:
Proposals for the entire job.
Proposals under the four-bd form.
as follows.
General Mason Specifications
General Carpenter Specifications.
Heating, Ventilating and Plumbin z
Specifications.
Electric Wiring.
Also.
Proposals for all separate classes oil
work
II is especially desired that con
tractors bid on all separate classes o.
work
! Plans and specifications may be seer
/ I'm the office OF the Supervisor OF Schoo
| Buildings, Room one, this building.
! Proposals must be submitted OF
i forms furnished by the Supervisor anC
must be accompanied by certihet
4 check or cash equal 20 8 per cent Of
/ the bid a surety company bond vii
| submitting OF proposals
! The BOARD 81 Education reserves the
i right TO reject any or all bids.
CHARLES a. GADD.
7s7 Secretary
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Ordinance No. 12S.A.

An Ordinance 10 amend section , of
Chapter I02 of the Complied Ordi-
nances OF the city OF Detroit for
1T Is HEREBY ORDAINED BY THE
PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF DETROlTI
Section /. That Section OF Chapter
1862 OF the Compiled Ordinances OF the
city OF Detroit FOR the year 1912 be and
the same Is hereby amended so as TO
read as follows:
Section s. Any person soliciting a IL
eense shall pay therefor as follows.
For hawking and peddling while tray
cling on foot, the sum OF one dollar:
for peddling from hand carts, the sum
OF ten dollars. and stands In pubic
streets the sum OF five dollars; for ped
ding from conveyances with one horse
or other animal the sum OF ten dol
lars. for peddling from conVoyances
drawn by two or more horses or other
animals the sum OF twenty dollars.
An such licenses shall be issued so as
TO expire on the 3lst day OF May OF
each year. Every person using any
handcart, wagon or other conveyance
in peddllng under the provisions OF
this ordinance shall have the number
OF his license placed In a conspicuous
means OF two tin labels containing
such number and securely fastened 70
such vehicle so as 10 be plainly seen.
such tin label shall be furnished by
the License Collector TO each appli-
cant and shall be OF suitable design
and pattern which design shall be
changed on the first OF June OF each
year for use in the succeeding year.
All such peddlers when carrying on
their business, shall keep their We
holes in motion, except when stopping
the same TO make sales when they
shall draw up next and parallel 10
the curbstone
Sec. 2. This ordinance shall taFo
Immediate effect.
Approved July 2s, 1914.
OSCAR r. MARX,
Mayor.
Attest: RICHARD LINDSAY,
City Clerk
A-745 tOfhciaI papers please copy.
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Thursdays Livestock Market

The cattle trade was a quiet affai5
on Thursday at the Detroit stock yards
and prices we're unchanged from those
paid last week. The run was not large,
but the demand was correspondlngly
light One or two loads OF fairly good
cattle went through In first hands, The
outlook. locally, II not considered
very encouraging.
Veal calves were in good supply and
prices were sharply higher, the best
selling for $12 per cwt. Mich cows
we're fairly active and unchanged,
Lambs were active and 20 cents
higher than on the same day last
week. Sheep were active and about
stoady, Prime lambs tS 10 $685. com
mon 90 70 $3.50. common 10 good
sheep 81 70 $3.50
Hogs we're active and a trihe higher
than last week on the opening but the
close was weak IN sympathy with out.
side markets Pigs and light Workers
led the trade at $500 to $3.50: mixed
hogs 1915 20 $500.
CATTLE.
gold Nv bishop, nuIlen q Holmes
Newton bulls s head, average weight
SIS lbs. s52s per cwt DO. bull 7 $40.
tsi do cows !. no. $3.50 do. heifers
2. $50. tsi do. s $40. ts2s sullivan.
s S.,I s isSS ~ s927sl ' ao ,os
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NOTICE. PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1886.
TWENTY-FIVE STREET.

TO w. II Hamper. w. a. oohoney.
Albert McClatchcy Charles LANCE Con-
tinentRl Real Estate a Trust Pred
Vogt Thomas McGrow. ID. j. Colwell
George Oehlke, William Reid. Charles
Nokes. r. l.. McMullen. A. Bemish w
T. McGraw. II. -. y r. Hoffman NJ
Rayman, William Beiers, Fred KAuf-
man, j. H. Moran, W. y. Woodward. Z
N. Murray, Ferd StOrk BessinEer &
Moore. Louise Barrett W Collier v
walker. Anna Flynn. c. W Bird.
Preachers Ald Society. Robert Hosie.
A. Sefarth. Fred u Jean otto /. Gut
owsky. Tho-- Stolth,rs. l.. Beaker
Terncs Coal q Lumber Co. C. W Har.
riEOn, George r Bader, VIM Brownlee
~ r. Backus. ~ s Lane +. r. saun
ders, 4. + Baokus, sarah King J. 7
Mahoney a. ". carter, whitney Realts
Co, 81 Kasiowski Fred G. stremm
William Krause Frank Kavan Frani
WalcnkQwski Edith Tucker, Henri
KlinEorJ G. stoepel, Ada Hail, r.
wsiiand. Joseph MiEoiR A lorewies. /
A. Keene. J, Tapke, J. Grygier. jon
oIlskL John 1RckzewskL II Yosi
Herman Frschki, II. Under, A, Gros
/ neld. Andrew Lauppe. Michael Kosiri
! wihsimina sehach. A. Krause. OFT
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MARRIAGE LICENSES


Alex. Bemmalski. %; Jo1efa woz-
Frank Kuohta, az; Agnes Donosow-
Urban callons. 2s Anna Kottlew-
Thomas Pemberton 26 Nellie
Brown 90.
Jack Witch. 81. Highland Park;
Colleen Rudolph, 81 st Louis. Mo.
:, sydney. H. Girardln, %; Alfrieda
Meyer 49,
George Mackie. 2l Detroit: Florence
Stuber 20. New York
Elmo Ward, 20 Elnera Clark, 25
John Czarny, 90 Mary CharliHz. %
James Patot. 80; Theresa Goosen, a..
1sadore Wolf. rs Detroit; Jeanette
Hltsch "a. Yonkers, n. Y.
Rene Degnieck, %; ELLA Braen, a.
Adam Natasion. 80; Michellna STAIN
J. walker Hndley, 22 Highland
Park; Mabel Petit, 2s, same.
Julian Jnworski. %; Leokadia IA
kowicki, 10.
Bolton Fans, 81 windsor. Can;
Mary Walker, II, Detroit,
Ferett Baker, 80. Mabel Flynn. "a
Carl sutherland, Is Hazel Brown, 10
Christ Long. %; Gussie Teske, 81
Bert Loe. 80, Springwells; Mary
Matthews 25. same
Alex Mikowich, 20; Katherine Brod.
iweiz. ~
George Bronber. as Ada Wilton. %
Frederick Nesbltt, TO- Gertrude
Otto Moehlig, 81; Rune Amman. ~
Frank DIVER. 20. Irene Smith 20
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

7
II iDETRoIT, July 3i-Closee wheat
In as lower AZ IN q opening because
Flroomhall wired that the outlook was
otter and Liverpool only held part OF
n early advance. The American mar
Jets all took on an easy tone at the
TART
/. Liverpool market was Wild and ex-
ted at the opening owing 60 the Ger
. consols market Later there were
parp fluctuations and most OF the
,Arly- advance WAS -ufHerA OF car
uoes were all taken at high prices
snd there was heavy speculative buy
hg. Late political news was more re-
Ssuring and some important selling
bok place but the close was AZ an
.iyance or 3Ad Broomhall figures
he worlds exports OF wheat for the
1eek Will be light other than Ameri-
nm.
Home news is favorable Weather
, good in, the northwest and the
hut OF sight. The crop Is reaching
maturity ahead OF the rust in nearly
ill parts OF the spring wheat country
nd a good yield Is practically assured.
This has no effect just now In the max
pg OF prices All attention Is CEN
bred on Europe and fluctuations de-
iend entirely on the progress OF peace
.eEotlattons
. Notwithstanding the warlke news.
he wheat market steadily declined on
Friday and closed at loss for the day
I,f 5Mc.
WI Corn was unchanged oats lost lAc,
'ye gained &c and tho seeds were un-
hanged
. wheat quotations; Cash No. 2 red,
nc; September opened with a decline
81 &c at 9iiac and declined 20 H2c.
December opened AT eshc and declined
o 96c. No 1 white Ole
E Coarse grain quotations: Corn, Cosh
Tgo. s, roc, No. yellow ? cars at Slci
40 4 yellow. Tac
2 Oats standard 4oI5c. new standard
~ cars AT 3S1gc; No ? white 39hc;
few No. 3 white, ] car at SSc 10 =
fevhite asa 3Siac, new No white
rye, Cash Cash No .. zoe.
u Peans Immediate and prompt ship
tnent. s197' August, S'.99 October
I42O2
III Cioversecd Prime SPOT 50 %; Octo-
Der and December. 50 Is. prime alsike.
o.. sample algike SO bags at SS.1b.
10 at sS25 10 at SITS
II Timothy; Prime SPOT s2Ao
81 Alfalfa. Prime spot 1885.
FRIDAY Included l. olO bills OF -four
. ears OF wheat, 2 of corn litof oats.
OF rye and OF hny Withdrawals
oyere 1000 bbls OF hour 5000 blu "
4 orn and $500 bu ~ oats Stocks are
L;orn, 81 500 hu. az oats and $3.50 hu
l5f rye.
p'orn = 1ld higher,
Wheat receipts Friday southwest,
u'57 600 hu against 10000 hu a year
4 reapolis 126 cars, against 90; Chicago,
9S cars, against 4s4
Primary wheat receipts were 2.O9t 4
Foo bu,, against 1925,O0o bu. year
\ Exports Of wheat and -four Friday,
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STATE OF MICHIGAN-IN THE
RECORDERS COURT OF THE
CITY OF DETROIT.
In the Matter Of Opening Gladwin
Avenue From Kercheval Avenue
to Gharlevoix Street, Where Not
Already Open, so Feet Wide, as
a Public Street and Highway.

! Al n session OF said court held upon
the 22nd day OF July. a II. 1914 la the
Present. the Honorable James Phelan.
Judge OF the kecordeEs Court pre-
siding;
summons In the above entitled cause
that certain or the respondents can not
be found within the county OF Wayne.
to-wit New York Security and Trust
Company. Trustees, Guaranty Trust
Company of New York and the said
respondents have not been served with
summons issued by said court, I'm the
manner provided by law and that said
respondents are AZ present non-resi-
dents and have not voluntarily appear
ed In said proceedings. IL is hereby
ordered. adludged and decreed that
said respondents. New York security
and Trust Company Trustees. and
Guaranty Trust Company or New York
appear and show cause. " there be any,
why the prayer OF the petitioner should
day OF September 1914 And q Is fur
Their ordered ddjudged and decreed.
that q certified copy OF this order 90
personally served upon = respondents
six days before september lst. 1914.
And 10 IS further ordered. adiudged and
decrecd that The service OF this order
II personal service IS not practical as
10 such respondents, he made by pub
fishing a copy Tor three consecutive
weeks AZ least once In each week In the
Detroit Times, a newspaper published
within the municipality. ard that the
last publication thereof 20 be at least
six days before tho said nrst day Of
september. 1914.
JAMES PHELAN.
Judge OF the Recorders Court
Dated July a., 1914
THOMAS p. pENNiMAN,
Attorney for Petitioner.
RICHARD 1. LAWSON,
or Counsel
Business address; s0i City Hall. De
1 roit Mich.
A true copy.
i JOHN A. GRoGAN.
tA-T3s Clerk OF Recorders Court
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S eats:! | % S58t 4

Cash with order II charged. 70 a
line
No transient advertising inserted
Tor less than Ice with cash; 1sc X
charged per Insertion
The above rates apply to all classl-
ncations except Births Cards OF
Thanks. Obituaries. Meeting Notices
and all Ads preceding Male Help.
Births. Deaths. Cards OF Thanks and
Meeting Notices Minimum charge. Soc
Tor 20 words or less over rs words
one and one third cents for each extra
word.
Personals-Mlnimum charge soc; SOC
per line. Count six words TO tho lined
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-HIcAGo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

, CHICAGO, July 3l--Orening =
Wheat: July not quoted sepr>Uber
I lown 2M44Isc; December down = a.
d SIC. Corn July down = c Septem-
Der up hc December 81 higher. oats.
,Iuly up ~ September up = Decem-
Der "a lower to 3sc higher. Pro-
Isistons Higher
Noon--Wheat. July down &C Sep,
ember down 2hc December down a,
Corn july down = G, September down
Y &c; December down 34c oats July
Town / Ac; september down lc; De-
r ember down nc
Close-Wheat: July down 2hc; Sep
.tember down 3Ac December. &c.
'Corn. July down 3Ac, September
blown 3AC, December down 4lsc. oats:
July down 2isc; september down hc;
December down sc. Provisions
Lower.
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CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

CLEVELAND, July 3i-HQRs: Re-
ceipts $500. lOc lower workers. mixed,
pigs and lights $40: mediums and
heRvies, $3.50, rouEhs. SIS; stays. 1915.
Cattle Receipts 8 cars, slow and
steady, quotations unchanged. Sheep
and Lambs Receipts $50 head hrm;
lambs. SS75 top. Calves Receipts 5
cars. CSC higher. top. fll.75.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-01
N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE
NEW yoRIS PRoDuCE.

NEW YORK. July Sl.-Flour: De-
moralized; quotations nominal. Pork.
Firm: mess. S24d $3.50. Lard: Strong
middle west spot, $4,000 1910 sugar:
Raw. firm; centrifugal 80 test, S3.29;
nuscovade, 50 test. s26 refined. lrm;
cut loaf. $500, crushed So 20; powder
ed s46O; eranulated s425 n As COT
fee; Rio No. on spot, tx Q7Ao. Tai
low steady city sac special, GAc;
country, 5a@6%c Hay Firmer;
prime, S115Gl17h; No. 3, e5casl;
clover. 95cq$112H. Dressed poultry:
steady, turkeys, i5d acc. chickens, II
a 24c; fowls, II 1191ac; ducks. 12d1 sc
Live poultry: Firmer; geese. lac,
ducks, 15117hc; fowls, IN q isc; tur-
keys, 15d15hc; ROSTERS, 12c; chick
ems brouers. 1sd21c. Cheese Steady
state milk, common 20 specials. 104
1615c: skins. common 70 special "a
Inc: full skins. IL d4c.
Butter steady; receipts. $3.50
creamery extra. 2Sh lp29Mc. state
dairy tubs. 90 "a csc; imitation creamery
frsts. 2thd22ihc. Eggs: Firm; re-
ceipts. 14.255; nearby white fancy 20 y
3lc; nearby mixed fancy, 22q g6c; fresh
1rsts. 22027c.
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ToIEDo GRAIN AND pRoDUCE.

TOLEDO, July Wv neat, IaSh and
July. Ole; September. 92c Corn Cash.
sac, July, old and new. SIC; September,
'73lsc. oats. Cash old. 3Sc; cash new,
Sic. July, old, 3Sc July new, SIC; sep
.temher 3S2.c Rye Cash. new, zoe.
Cloverseed: Cash $3.50: October and
December. $3.50. Timothy. cash, S295;
September, $327iq. Alsike August.
S905 Butter. eggs and hay IN
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LOnnING PRICEs.

Canned GOOds-Apples, SaS,, ~. 70 ~
bear o's Sos. Corn Fancy Maine
81 10, standard, soc Table beets' lsYo
d1.40. Peas: Fancy. early June, 81 ~.
standard. 8 baked, 500 zoe; sai lasita
reds. 81 90, Alaska pinks. S2l6 Tona-
toes. Sl10. Masrowfdt peas, VI cary
June. &13O; sifted early June. $l.4O per
doz.
Feed-Jobbing prices in io0-lb. sacks,
bran. s245O; standard middlings, $2s;
fine middlings. $50; coarse corn ineal
S32i cracked corn $33, corn and odt
Fiou.-Job6ing prices: Best Michi-
gan patent, IS, second patent, f.oO,
straight 81; pure rye 81; spring pa
HI Har d. are si aSs' case. anneal
ed wire $3.50 case. painted barbsd
wire, also case, painted barbed wire
point 2gc' galyanized sheets. -, -
$336, 2S gauge, s345 80 gauge. $s.75;
single bit bronzed axes. 1925 per doz :
black sheet steel % ana % gaugr.
2S gauge, $2,40. carriage bolts. small,
rs. o and per cent OFF list. large, 70
and 10 OF machine bolts. small. so per
Provisions Mess pork $40 family,
S24W26, clearTbacks, $l9 U2lc. smoked
hams lf1a 4l6iac; briskets, IA - u
Z, 5l9c shoulders, i5e; picnic hams,
lie; kettle rendered. re III.
sugars Corrected daily by w. H..
Edgar & Sons Cry stai dominoes 2-iba
$40, do, 5-lb, $3.50, Eagle tablets,
So SO. cut loaf So, cubes, S5.35. xxx
powdered s535. standard powdered
$3.50 graduated, extra coarse, IS; do,
tne, in bulk, $3.50. do 2h-lb. cottons
5-lb cartons, in cases $500. do HF
cases. $3.50 diamond a, SIS, confection-
ers A. s4S5, No. T. $3.50. No 5. $i,15i
No g. S470 No. T. $l65. No. s, $3.50;
No 8, $455i No. 10 $3.50, No. IL S445;
No ~, $40; No. 10 S435 No. A.
si35; No. 10, S435, non-c aking mix
ture. Sc so, beet granulated, $4S0 per
100 lbs household powd., is. 4S to
case, $40 per case
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LIVESTOCK
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
DuEning a stevens Heport

EAST BUFFALO. n Y, July al
Cattle Receipts 200 head; market
steady. choice TO prime shipping steers
i 25O 10 1900 lbs. 1928 1850, fair TO
good do, $S.60q $50; plain and coarse
SS25 GtS.40, choice TO prime handy
steers. $500 $50; fair 10 good IS rs
WS35; lEht common, $3.50 q Z So, year
lings, SS25d9. prime fat heifers, $50
s25. good butchcring heifers. S715 n s.
light do, s. ~ 7.75, best heavy fat cows
&pT25, good butchering. cows. 50 q
6.75. Gamers and cutters. $340q 3 best
feeders s. 906t725, good do s665 q
6.S5, best stockers. S6.25Q6.75. common
TO good. S5.50d6; best bulls, 1915 a
$50. good killing bulls, S625a6.70;
stock and medium bulls, S5a6 best
milcher and sprlngers, So n go good
do. Sj5 q 50. common. S35 u so.
Hogs Receipts. 5000; steady. heavy
50. 40 G950, workers. and pigs, $3.50 a
o go
Sheep and lambs Receipts, 1000
market steady top lambs, sS.75; year
iings, S6.5007; wethers, 1915 g6.25i
ewes. S4Q5
Calyas
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INIoN sToCk YAhDs.

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO,
July 3l.--Hogs: Receipts. 1900; mar
ket dull and SC lower. mixed and
butchers. $S4. a9.10, good heavy $40
SIS. G0G9IO pigs. S740GSD0. Cattle;
Receipts, 500; market steady; beeves
S7301l0. COWS and heifers. s3.75m9.l5;
stockers and feeders S5.50IS; Texans
s640M7.75: calves $72OG11.25 sheep:
Receipts 1900; market steady to
strong: native. S515Q5s5 western,
s. 25a5.S5 lambs. S6dS; western, $685.
OSLO.
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City Estimates.


lie cubic yards OF excavation
Il. SO lineal feet Of new curbstone IN
(4-4 II l-l5 II lao r Med) circles
furnished by contractor.
2l2.50 square yards Of cedar on con-
crete paving.
4.4o cubic yards OF concrete under
and behind curb.
e2:52 lineal feet of retaining stone
old medina curb may be used
The time 20 be set In the contracts
for the completion OF the above paving
job shall be as follows:
Pennsylvania Avenue. Sept. 18th. .914
Said street to be paved with cedar
adopted Jan 81 1914; also the esti-
mates OF the City Engineer as above.
and the charter and ordinances OF the
City OF Detroit.
Bidders will state the price per cubic
yard for excavation, price per lineal
foot OF curbing price per square yard
for paving or concreting and price per
lineal foot for retaining plank or
BIDS viii only be received for the
entire OF the work or material for any
titles stated In the estimates and the
bid Will be accepted which IL the low
est on agBregating the above details.
regardless Of any error OF extensions
or footlngs made by bidders
Bidders must deposit with bids en-
closed In separate envelope. certified
check payable 20 the order OF the Dc.
pArtment OF Public Works OF the city
I
Pennsylvania Avenue. ........,.S 100000
Which sum will be forfeited TO the
City OF Detroit in case the bidder fails
70 enter into contract subject TO con-
! irmation OF 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
! WILL be required TO furnish with his
| contract an approved surety company
/ bond 20 the City OF Detroit In the full
/ amount Of the contract price for The
/ work conditioned on the full and faith
/ ful performance OF his part OF tho con
| tract
The contractor shall be paid In bond,
I for hrst paving or the proceeds there
! or N such bonds are purchased by tn
! Sinking Fund Commissioners. accord
1 ing 10 law.
40 bid Will be accepted from an
| person or Arm who is In arrears or de-
/ fault 20 tho city Of Detroit
| Specifications In detail for the above
work may 30 had on application 20 the
! secretary.
The Department OF Public Works ex-
1 preasly reserves the right 20 reject any
/ or all proposals All proposals 90 be
made in duplicate
ASP GEORGE II. FENKELI.
! (4ts5) Commissiotr
The Detroit times., 1914-08-01
PRODUCE MARKET

Receipts OF poultry were liberal for
this late in the week. but the demand
was equal to the supply and every
thing sold out early g 81! prices
This market Is now getting the final
shipments OF the Georgia peach crop.
and from now until the Michigan crop
begins TO move the receipts will he
lighter. Huckleberries and red rasp-
berries were in fair supply and there
we're few currants. but otherwise
the berry season Ia practically over.
The market Ia full Of apples, and OF
all grades OF quality. A great many
apples are being shipped 10 market
which ought to have been fed 10 the
hogs, as they cannot be sold for much
more than enough TO pay freight
charges.
Apple.-New. 75c9s1s5 per bu, 's9
bsnanss-aood shipping stock. $3.50
BeSns~Dried Limas. 7hQso per ID
Black Der ries-t3 5Od4 per bu.
Caulinower-s2 doz.
gan, 20 q 2bc per doz.
Csbbsge-si.25 per Dbl.
Cheese-whoiesaie prices: Michigan
fats. iS1s 9l.ci New York. 15is 9l5 &c;
ilmburger. l29Is5c; d9ms'ti: > swiss.
long horns. isHc; daisies. l5c ID. "
cSfTant.-R RED & asa5O per bu.
California Fruits--Plums. tl.50l1.7S
per box; peaches, t14I26 per box;
pears. ts9s25 per box
Dates-Persian, new, 7Q7mc: Fards,
sashc lb.; Dromedary. 1850 case.
Dressed CaIves--Fancy, l2Q14o; me-
dunn, 11d12c; No. 2, eQ1oo por Id.
FiEE-Imported, l4q15c H.; Califor-
Fresh vvssst"sls. = Green peppers.
hers, 2oQ2bc; radishes. long. 1,c;
round. loo per doz. tomatoes. Canadian,
ll-qt. baskets. 80 q coo: green beans. 75c
per hamper, pie plant, 20c per dozen
green corn, home grown, t1.2 per
sack; green peas. t7d2.75 per hamper
wss bean" I,so sSIs so srSSw S zoe eu to-
Honey-Fancy white, new, i50iso:
amber. lo9iic 10, extracted. 1dsc ID.
Hay--Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for balod hay IN car
lots g, b. Detroit. 20. ! tl1othy.
8SsSri ,,s stS9sn5d No TlIsd MssS
sisi iisht mixed, iiS5oS 70 rye straw,
B4Ssoi wheat and oat straw. F1
'I S,d.. .on No. cured. 1smey No; /
green hides. lave; No, cured bulls
i iaG No Yea, i9e e No. i SPc.n ST veal
KIP 'd iSoi No. I cured @urrain iio. Ne.
/ green murrain, 1905 Ne. ! cured Gait
H,So. No. Il horse, ib.sOi No. 1 tailov,
sei No. So Na hid ss.d 10 ON 40 20
s slD sna q sf' Gooi' $50 ea itsS Spn' "
EE .%ca.@-IsssIn.s' ,ssOS; csiItor.
''i I.l..s:!seVioY.S per per boz
The Detroit times., 1914-08-01
DIED.

LOBDELH-At Grand Rapids, Mich
July 80, 1914 Mrs William ~ moth
err OF Mrs Geo. w =. REID. OF this
city
MOORE-Solomon r. July 30. Al hts
residence. 1889 Merrick west. aged
GO beloved husband OF Ada Moore,
father Of W. Campbell Moore and
Marior A Moore. Mrs J.. Beifus, Mrs
william Malone Funeral Saturday
at 2 o'clock from residence
TRAPFl-July 30. Albert. aged - years
beloved husband ~ Elizabeth y
Tram. father OF Roy and son OF Mrs
Johanna DeeTing. Funeral from resi-
dence. 66 Cleveland Monday, Aug B.
AT 100 Zion Lutheran church az 2 ,.
m. Interment German Lutheran
The Detroit times., 1914-08-01
DlEA.

CAMPROsS--1uly 30. Marie Ammo Cam
pross, beloved mother or Mrs George
w. Smith. Mrs John Lee, Mrs T. L.
sa-Brennan and Victor Camprosa Flu
neral from residence 1871 Field ave,
Saturday az 1870, and at St Anth-
onys church at n. m.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-01
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit. Mich. July 80. 1914
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING
STREET

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF the Department OF Public
Works. Detroit. Mich, until wednes.
day. Aug. 8. 1914. at 10 O'Clock a. m .
standard time. at which time and place
they will be opened, for furnishing ah
the labor and material and paving tho
street named below. within the limits
mentioned In the City OF Detroit, with
the styles OF pavement stated