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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-01
M'VICAR is ILL.,;
CAMPAIGN HALTS
Opening of Headquarters De-
layed Till Monday-Marx
Makes Initial Address

Owing to the illness OF John Nc
Vicar. candidate FOR the Republican
nomination for mayor against Mayor
Marx. the opening OF his down
town headquarters and the formal
opening OF his campaign have been
delayed Arrangements for the head
quarters were 10 have been made
Thursday. but the matter had 70 De
delayed till Monday Mr. McVicar
was taken III suddenly. Wednesday
evening after having been down
town most OF the day. He had a chm
soon after reaching home and SUI.
fered high fever at times for couple
Of days, but was able TO be up again
Saturday Thus far he has made no
arrangements for speechmaking or
campaign meetings.
Mayor Marx proposes 10 stand for
reelection on the record OF his ad-
ministration. He opened his cam
paign. Friday night, with short talk
before meeting in Bender hall,
Charleyoix-sL and Van Dyke-ave. The
mayor says that while he will attend
meeting occasionally during the pri-
mary campaign, he does not con-
template a strenuous or thorough
canvass OF the city He makes no
secret OF the fact that ne does not
regard seriously the opposition or
Mr. McVicar Charles c. Simons, can
didate for the Republican nomination
for congress in the First district, also
spoke in the meeting, Friday night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-01
DEATH LIST.

Ynurg J. Chapman. 1872 Scotch. ~
years mitral insufhclcncy.
Emanuel NbramSQn Grace hospital,
10 years, typhoid fever
Mike Levauuowsh Grace hospital,
q years gUuSbut wound
Frances SFreng, l72 Addison. seven
months euteriti5
DreEoluh HoelCroski, 2el Wight
three months cholera infantum
Albert Tromul 100 Twenty ninth, 10
John Nia,ks = 5ai Ferdinand, So
Mabel Bauzdeau 299 Chene, 20 years
Als.rt i sehwab Detroit river, q
years drownil x.
oscar Nrir, lcrmnn kietrr hospt-
tai 30 years tuberculosis
India HueEnersar flo DUBOIS, -
years carcinoma
Narcal uieryutk. 9S Deuuiudre five
months maluutfitiOn
Mary j F'reer. 4el Greenwood -
years cerebral hacmurrhage
ENuncho Trivtch ChNdreu's hospl
tai three months mitr1l iusufnClencS
johann Ille,stahl 453 Jos tampau.
~ Nta4s. seuility
Marie Eadl IA superior, 73 years
Rrights disease.
sarah a Nix kley l5T BaBley ~
years aortie reorganization.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-01
FEAR OF BLOCKADE
FORCES WHEAT DOWN
Rumor That European Countries
May Remove Duty Causes
a Recovery

CHICAGO, Aug. Fear OF exclu-
sion of American grain from Euro
pean ports through general bIockades
again dominated the market today
and wheat opened / - 10 l rs under
Fridays close. Later there was 9 ru-
NOR that some of the European coun-
tries might remove the duty on wheat.
This caused sharp recovery in the
December delivery, which gained lc,
September was uninhuenced by the
report and lost another Ia
Dry weather checked the selling OF
corn and the Oklahoma report gave
the market a further bullish tone.
The opening was rs TO l is higher.
A rush TO buy later sent December
soaring IA, while September gained
3-S.
Oats was quiet at start with prices
Is lower. The bulge In corn, how
ever, boosted prices l-2 10 SIS
Provisions were Is to 30 cents high
err Buying was rather general, with
offerings light
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-01
JULY WAS JUST
SHADE WARNER
Temperature Less Than One De-
gree Above the Average
Since 1871

This story is in defense OF the
weather man, that much abused in
diyidual who is supposed 10 receive
advance information from Medicine
Hat as 10 what the weather is going
20 be today. tomorrow or the day az
ter that
During July this luckless individual
was charged with everything from
perjury 20 manslaughter.
The portly party who mopped his
brow as he read OF deaths from exces-
slve heat, roundly cursed the weather
man as an inhuman slayer.
The individual who made himself
hotter than ever by frequent consul
tauons with the thermometer which
he got with soap wrappers, emphatic,
ally declared that the weather man
was liar because his figures did not
agree with the large, black numbers
which decorated the face OF his own
particular temperature gauge.
Yet, contrary 10 the general BELIEF,
none OF these things was true, and
the declaration IS made on no less an
authority than the United States de-
partment OF agriculture
July WAS hotter than usual. Of
course you knew t. IL was about a
million degrees hotter than usual. you
believe But II wasn't that bad.
Records kept since 1871 show that
July, 1914. averaged just eighttenths
or degree hotter than the normal
temperature for the month The eS-
act average temperature for the 81
days OF July was 72S degrees, while
normal temperature since 1871 has
been 70 degrees
Although temperatures varied &C
cording 10 the person who reported
them II is the solemn assertion OF
the department OF agriculture that
the hottest day OF the month VAS the
twenty-ffth, when the temperature
was NOT loo or 10, but WAS 49,
AS a matter Of fact. quoting from the
same great authority the hottest dar
in July since 1871, witch was July H.
1887, when the mercury mounted To
only lot in Detroit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-01
BIRTH LIST.

y Risley 2l6 Greenwood G scott.
2I7 Grand blvd; q, Cucineua, 1874 III
yard. II, Ltcavoli. 900 Larned NJ
nacklein, Woman's hospital. Cover
sky Sl3 Hendrie; Morris silver. 344
Farnsworth; Ben Berlin. Woman's hos
pltal twins, NJ. kucma. l62 Mack. r..
Willis. 1871 Russell, W Ntkitin, 467
Maple, A Webster, sac Maxwell IA.
Chapman. 277 clay. A Blum 253 Tween
ty-grst, -. Asterion 20 Marentette.
J, Rennard SAL Green. w Peinberg,
Grace hospital, s Barso. 90 Yale, {.
Reckling 424 Waterman. r. Crane.
1929 Piquette. s Majkowski. TAO Fer
ry y, zienkieWicz 1913 GarheId, j.
Civiklinski. 1898 Mcpougall, J. Du-
rino. 1884 Chene; J. Lewis. ISL Me
Grnw
Girls y. wechsler $40 Hastings. II.
Selik 32O Kirby A Trupiano, 277 La
fayette, W WaZniak. 80 Lockwood j.
Karlaud. Woman's hospital l.. Katz.
65 Livingstone, T. Kehl, 500 Morrcll
: korkosz, 200 Hastings. III. Jacobs,
252 .Longfellow, +, Chnuper. 1903 Six
teenth, a. Kruger $50 Medbury, ..
koehler, 2Tl Linwood j. Witkowski.
50 Home. c. Tabbert. S54 Iivernois; T
PAtchynuk 1905 Michigan Fritz 6
Edward. 507la VanDyke @ Morgan. 81
Euclid j Nrnom. SO Cleveland. r Gin
lev no Hendricks, a. Walosek sos
Warren "A Mikuck 1908 Piquette, j.
Pioptkowski, % Finley. j. Ryba. 99s
Orleans II Petubone, 62l Parker. NJ
Tuthil. IS savoy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES

John Kaczmarck "a Marie Reins-
Thomas Hybiel. "a Marsaret Han
lawrence Burnett IS Louise Gend
wilbur P Rum 20 Kenda,lvrlc.
Ind George Hnlderman q. Toledo. o.
Robert Winslow 20. Lulu Duetr %.
20
Louis Machtan, %; Esther I.abovitz,
William klaus 25: Tena Rahnke. 20.
Clark %
James Lee g. Detroit; Margaret
Wills - Bay CITY
William Todenheck %. Detroit; Lu-
John Janaskowsky "a Beatrice
Wapdlag Is
Lenusi sidinGer Is. Detroit Rose
Stee Mamcich 20 Emma Ruic. 90
Ralnh !. Valentine, % Emma Dit
Iosoph Deeo %. Highland Park;
Charles Gear. o. Catherine McMinn,
Paul Gula "a Katie MAJOR. 26
=. Charles l}radley ~, Detroit; Minnie
Peter Morris, IL; Helen Konstanti-
John zobrowsli. 20 Rronislaw Kew
a. ~
Thomas Borowski. 90, Burnev Per-
eel q
Louis Grenier p Rosa Lehush 10
Oscar Huffman 20 Detroit r. Marie
Walling % Grand Rapids
fr9nk Ehrman. 22 Toledo; Arminta
Chester 1S Detroit
Richard Ralph &c EfAe Penpler %
IRnatz Ponewas 25 Helen Woiciecb
owskl "a t'''
lanes Barry %. Detroit; Florence
Deere 81 Highland Park
ban 70 ''e ~
Daniel I.ebed p. Anna shawusb IS
Philip shepherd. PC, Anna Sbarrette
cinski % Nus
Carl Peterson, % Clarice Mcate %
Charles al. les. schley 22 Edna Decker. 30
81 'e Neicher,
job Printing Done Right TIme.
Printing Ia -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-01
STOCK EXCHANGE
TO OPEN TUESDAY
Possibility of Even Longer
Closure Admitted BY
Financiers

NEW YORK. Aug. There
seemed the smallest likelihood today
that the New York Stock exchange
would reopen before Tuesday There
was belief in Wall-st among nation.
ally prominent bankers and brokers
that the reopening might be post
poned even longer than Tuesday.
The one general opinion regarding
the reopenlng of the streets actiyi'
ties, was that the street would wait
until the present tenseness In Eu-
rope is eased, before resuming
II was believed that the situation
in local financial circles would clear
Immediately whether the European
crisis took a turn either for war or
general peace, and that an event
working either way would mean re-
opening of business on exchanges
here and elsewhere in America,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-01
NEW YORK PRoDTcE.

NEW YORK. Aug L. Flour Demon
allied, business suspended Pork -
Firm mess. S24uS24.5O. Lard-Un-
settled Middle west spot $3.50
S9<65. sugar Raw. firm centrifugal.
SO test 50 20. muscovade, SO test.
S2.Ci, refined firm. cut loaf $3.50
crushed. 500. powdered, S49O. gran
ulated, t42SftttA5. Conce--Rlo No T.
on spot, 7A Tallow- pun city 5N
special. 81 country 5a, 06is Hay
quiet. prime s Is 0Sl 20, No, 3. 95c0
81 clover 95c0$ll2ia Dressed poul-
try-Dull and easy, turkeys l5c n 26c:
chickens. Itcm2lc. fowls. 1lc--1Siac;
ducks. 12iaca 16c. Live poultry Firm;
geese. lac. ducks. l5cnl1iac fowls. Sc
.M19c. turkeys, l5cn15iac ROSTERS.
l2c: chickens, broilers. 1895 2lc Cheese
quiet, state milk, common 10 spe-
cials 100 al6hc: skins. common TO
special 5CM1liac. full skins. ! u G "a &c.
Butter Firm receipts SAT-. cream
cry extra. 29n soc. state dairy tubs
gol7 ii 1Sf9g. imitation creamery hrsts,
221g H23c Eggs Firmer; receipts -
321 nearby white fancy, goo 32c;
nearby mixed fancy. 224 26c fresh
Grsts g2m csc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-01
LIVESTOCK
BUFFALO LINE STOCK.
Cunning A stevens R.port

EAST BUFFALO n 81 Aux L.
Cattle Receipts 300 head market.
steady choice 90 prime shipping steers.
1850 20 500 IDS rs u9.5D. fair TO
good do. So 60aS90: plain and coarse
SB25 $40 choice TO prime handy
steers So 40 20 SIS. fair to good. Ss25
a 1895. upht common, {75Ou7 IS. year
lugs. $3.50 ~, prime fat heifers f6U
$50. good butChering heifers s176US.
light DO $Iu 7.15. best heavy fat cows
SO T.25. good hutchering cows. g6Q
70, Gamers and cutters. S34Om5. best
feeders. $6Sofl1 .25 good do. So 65u
~ good So 5QWt. best bulls. g6754
40 good killing bulss. S625a6T5.
STOCK and medium bulls. 95a6. best
mil neEs srnd sprIngers f75 a 90; good
90 tj5W6b; common 935 a5O
HOgs. Receipts 3.000 steady: heavy
{s.tou9.50; workers. and pigs. $3.50
$50
sheep and lambs Receipts. 1000:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-01
HOTEL GUEST LOSES
PURSE CONTAINING $3.50

r. A. Harrison, OF Bryan, Texas, a
guest OF the Hotel Cadillac, reported
TO the police. Saturday. that a purse
and $3.50 had disappeared from his
room. and he wasn't sure whether 1t
was lost or stolen.
August Decher Of No. AS Winder-
St, reported that 500 in bills was
stolen from his cash register, some
time Friday night.
Theodore L. Berry, OF No. 314 Clay
ave. reports that some one entered
his home through bathroom win
dow. Friday night. and stole s72 in
cash
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-01
DIE

BCWRING - chicago July - VII
. liam f. B0wrinE Funeral services
at William l. Hamilton & CO IS un-
d-rtAkvrs 70 " EiZabeth-st. Mon
day Aug s, az 1880 m,
MORRISON Died Saturday morning.
Aug T. 1914 William Nallean Nor
risou ia his eighty second year
Services az his late home with the
Misses and Nh. ~ VI Colvllle 3l1
Twenty nfth-st.. az 5 O'Clock. Satur-
day evening Barid .at brooklyn.
IS l. Deceased was member .9f De
tr1lt Lodge 80 p IT.. x a NJ and
fairbanks POST O. a. Janos-
VILE WIS papers please copy
TEAPP Died 3uly 80 Albert, aged :
years beloved husband of EFiaa beta
tE Trap father ~ Ro. ANA son "
Mrs Johanna DtcriuE Funeral trum
residence, 80 ieycland, Alond4>
AUG 8, at I.3p Zion Lutheran
church nj M Interrtent German
lutheran.
WDOp-TrI T.. July 2I, aged As. be-
loved husband III Carrie H. Notice
OF funeral later
WAGNER IulI 81 at her residence,
an CadNlut-aye-. Elizabeth PETE. bee
loved VIII. ~ August Wagner and
dear mother OF katherine sophia,
clara, Mrs John q kramer Mrs.
George NJ GriX, August. j.. JoseOh
II and Alfred + Wagner Notice q
funeral later.
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NO transient advertising inserted
Tor less than i6c with cash. Use IL
charged per insertion
The above rates apply 90 all classi :
ncatlons except Births. Cards OF
Ihanks, Obituaries, Meeting Notices
and all Ads preceding Male Help.
blrths, Deaths. Cards OF Thanks ana
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Tor IS words or less over 25 words
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-01
CuIcIGo 9UTrrER MARKET.

IITIIAiID, Aug I.-BUtteT. FNtfaS,
gs62St.c frsts. 23tk625c dairy ex-
tras 2sie n 25c irsts 2013 n p nc.
Eggs Prime ordinary 1SH1Stkc hrsts
19H19tac cheese. Twins 15c. young
Americas Toe Live Poultry Fowls
I4t4c ducks l2u14tec. geese Sm10c;
springs l5c. turks. iGc Potatoes:
Home grown Ghios sou 81 0h per sack
cars. Virginia S2N2t5 per hbl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-01
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT, Aug Close: Liverpool
closed with a decline on Saturday and
the early tone here was weak at
drop OF n cent. The market was ex-
tremely nervous.
Early news from Europe was as
Warlike as ePer and this weeks AmGr.-'
can exports OF wheat and flour estab-
lished a new record The total was
a.6l4,g5S bu.. against a previous reCord
Of 9,o3976l bu.. but foreigners are not
now buying, which accounts for the
recent weakness. Dealers are all AZ
sea over the outlook and are afraid
10 make bids or offers. IL is difficult
10 get miller To name a price for
Hour or meal and the quotation IS
liable to change any minute The
mills are running on old orders, moth
ing OF Importance having been sold
since the advance,
liverpool had an excited market
pnd there was rumor that France
wheat.
Tn war has everyone guessing and
opinions are not OF much value.
The crop outlook Is as fine as ever.
Black rust news has lost It's import
ance and IL lis generally agreed that
there Will be large crop OF spring
wheat The Canadian northwestern
crop report is not encouraging. Many
fields have been abandoned as net
worth harvesting
A loss OF l'c In wheat was recover
ed. December closed with a gain OF
&c and the other deals were on even
terms with fridays close
Corn was steady old oats advance
&c. .Cloverseed gained 15c and tim
othy 10c.
Wheat quotatIons-Cash No. red
Sic; September opened With n decline
OF 1c, ut Ole declined 20 90lsc and ad-
vanced 10 92c; December opened az
95c, declined 10 94laC, and advanced ia
96isc; No / white, ole
Coarse grain quOtations-Corn--
Cash No. s. 79c. No. 3 yellow. 2 cars al
sic: No, 4 yellow. 79c.
Oats--Standard. 3 cars az 41c No 2
white 40c; No. 4 white 29ik n acc new
bu. ut Ssikc; new No. 3 white, 3Sci
new No. 4 wheat SIC
Rye-Cash No. ., roc,
Beans--lmmediate and prompt ship
inert 1927 August sl9s. October
Cioverseed-Prime spot $40; Octo-
Der and December, 81 rs. prime alsike
$9.25: sample alsike. 40 bags at 1915
"a at sS.25; 10 at $3.50.
Timothy--Prime spot So
Alfalfa-prime spot, Ss35
Receints in the Detroit market sat.
urday included 1000 hbls Of -four
cars OF wheat : OF oats, ~ rye and
bills. OF -four. 1000 bu OF wheat 2 60r
hu OF corn and 1900 bu OF oats
Stocks are 25l 200 hu OF wheat 10 0or
bu OF corn, 6o,1o0 bu Of oats and s..
I.ierpooi wheat closed ga2a,d and
corn - m1A d lower
Receipts Of wheat Saturday Chi
cago 500 cars against G43 a year ago;
Duluth, so cars. against 81 Ninneapo-
lis 19s cars against SO Winnipeg. %
cars, against aO2 southwest $4,000
BIZ, against 79l 900 bu
Exports ~ wheat and -four, Satur-
Primary wheat receipts were 2.so2 :
GOO bu. against 1901 600 bu. year
ago,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-01
ToI.EDo LIVE STOCK.

TOLEDO Aug Hogs Receipts
100 market 5uIOc lower heavies
s91OG9I5. mediums. So lo4gl york
ers. Sg20dg25 good pigs. 50 20 q go
Calves Market steady. sheep anu
Lambs. Market steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-01
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

ceipts 500. t0a15c lower SorkerA
mixed. pigs and tights. s. 20 med ums
and heAyies. So roughs, 81 stags'
81 ~ Cattle Receipts : cars, ttesssiy.
sheen and lambs. Receipts 6 cars, 25c
lower yearhug lambs. $50 top
Calves Receipts $50 25c lower pp
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-01
JOBBING PRICES.

Canned Goods Apples, gals, 81. ISL
Bear Beans oas !: ..5hS corn Fancy Maine
slIO. standard GOO Table beets, 81 70
q $40 Peas; Fancy. early June ~ 81.
standard. 81 baked so uIeo, Salm ~.
Buckeye. tail, s. 50, iiat Il; Alaska
reds 81 so, Alaska p4nKs. S2l5 Toma.
toes. sl.t0 Ma-Eowfat peas, 81 early
June, $3.50, sifted early June $40 per
doz
Feed--Jobbing prices IN lo0-lb sacks
bran S2450 standard middlipgs, &Zs;
fine middliugs, $50 coarse corn meai
s32, cracked corn, 153 corn and odt
Fiou.- iob6.ns prices Best Mtchi-
gan patent. IS. second patent, 3ioO;
straight. 81, pure rye, 81, spring pa
tent So per beL. IN paper sacks
ed wire, $3.50 case; painted barbed
wire $lSO case, painted bAroed wire
point. 2ec, galvanized sheets, =
gauge 50 26 gauge. S3l5; - gauge
s3.3J5 Us gauge, $3.45 80 gauge, $40;
I single bit bronzed axes, Si.25 per doz .
! black sheet steel, p and - gausr,
7 2s gauge. $40, carriage bolts small
/ IS 10 ana 5 per cent on list large 10
+ and 10 OF machine bolts, small. 70 per
I'cen' on list large 10, o and on list
4 PROV iziOns Mess pork, {23 family.
! az %, Gear backs. $l9a 2lc; smoked
! hams IL Il ais i2c; briskets, Ii "a ~
al5l3e shoulders. i5c, picnic hams
7 lie kettle rendered. lzc 10.
sugars Corrected daily by w. H.
/ Edgar & sons Crystal dOminoes, 2-Ib-
J $50, do, 5-lb, $3.50. Eagle tablets,
$3.50, cut loaf Sc cubes S5.35. xxx
powdered, s5.35 standard powdered.
! $3.50, graduated extra coarse. So do.
fine, in bulk, $500. DO 25-ib cottons.
s495; crystal domino gran, 2-lb, and
/ 5-lb cartons Ia cases, $3.50, do. HF
cases, $3.50, diamond A. IS. CONNECTIONS
/ ers' A. 81 49, MOI. $3.50; No :, S475:
I No, G. 40. No. I, S465. No. s. $3.50;
( No .. 81 So No 10 $3.50. No. IL S445,
( No II, $4.4O; No. l3, $4.35. No ~,
sI35 No. To- s485. non-caking mix
tuTe $3.50. beet graduated. $3.50 per
/ 100 lbs. household powd rs, 4s TO
/ case, $40 per case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-01

There is no necessity for any
American citizen to be stranded in
Europe at this time declared G..
Leidich. steamship agent at No. SO
Fortst west. when informed, Satur-
day. that a report had reached De-
troit 70 the effect that several school
teachers were in bad straits, owing
to steamers on which they had pass
age having cancelled their sailings
The American government viii
look after them all he stated "Bul-
letins have been posted up all over
the continent insrructing American
citizens TO apply to their consuls for
aid in leaving the war zone
1T is extremely unlikely that any
OF the school teachers are affected by
the suspension Of business by the
German lines The majority OF them
take passage on single cabin steam
ers, the French and English lines, in
preference 10 the more expensive
German liners like the Vaterland
u have been warning every person
coming 10 me 10 book passages 90
Europe TO delay their trip for a time.
as conditions are most precarious !
have been ordered 10 issue no more
travellers cheques and 10 send no
more money remittanees 10 Europe"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-01

TOLEDO Aug Wheat cash Qnc.
kepterter Gle; December atc Corn.
Cash 7Stkc. Sentemhpr Use. pererr Nor
t6Mr oats Cash 37iAr. September
lac; peremher f1L0. RIVE cash -Cry
Cioversced Cash Sass October and
Decrmber $500 Timothy Cash - qt.
feptember 81 s7M Butter eggs and
hoy' Unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-01
MARKETS and FINANCE
PRODUCE MARKET

Commission men reported the usual
small Saturday market this morning.
hut what price changes we're made
We're an IA the upward direction. This
included an advance OF "A cent In eggs
and slightly higher range IN sundry
vegetables. Butter Is called nrm
Poultry receipts were small and ali
cleaned up early In the day at tull
prices. Potatoes are creeping little
higher the heavy movement from Nir-
rinia being over offerings Of peaches
are still heavy, although IL rs under
stood that Georgia Is about through
shipping.
Apples New. 75cgsl.25 per 5u, $50
Dananas GOOD shipping stock, n.5o
beans DRIED Limas. IA asc per 10
BInck berries t36o4i per bu
CaulInOwer-s2 doz
celery Michisan 20Q 25c per don
Cabbage Sl25 PER Dbl.
Cheese Wholesale prices: Michigan
fats I3hStl be- New York u la q Al lac;
limburger l2a Is lac, domestic swiss
1SUlgi4y. imported swiss. % % n c,
long horns l6i4c. daisies, l5e ID,
Cherries 81 d0W3 per bu-
Currants Red, $2G 2.25 per bu.
California Fruits-Flu ~ 5Og 70
per box; peaches. SlH4.20 per box;
pears. $50 30 per box
Dates -tCrslGn, new, Z HIiSc. Fards
9G9lgc 10 Dromedary 81 so case.
Dressed Calves Fancy, 12al4c, me
dunn llaT2c No ?, 90 l0c per Id
Fresh Vegetables - Green peppers,
g225 per crate. SOC p"r basket cucum-
bers 2OV25c radishes, long. G.;
round, 100 per duz tomatoes. Canadian,
l1-qt baskets asa sec, green beans.
Use per hamper ple plant zoe per, dog
en- green corn home grown 500 per
sack green peas $lT5GE per hamper,
wax beans home grown. 75c bu. to-
matoes $2.5o0 3 per bu.
Honey Fancy white. new, l5U loc;
amber. lon lie ib., extracted, Ease 10
Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices FOR baled hay 40 car
lots. .. b. Detroit. No. ! time ny:
timothy. Sl55O9l6, No. 3 mixed, $3.50
ala. light mixed $15504l6, rye straw.
sSQS5O wheat and cat straw, wa
Hides No. cured, ifl4c; No, /
green hides, l2l5c; No. cured bulls
l2c No ! green bulls. lOc. No.
cured veal kip. nc. No. ! green veal
kip. SC, No. ] cured muryain. lie; No.
isc No green calf Sc, No. horse
$3.50: 40 horse $3.50 No. / tallow
SC No . 5c No 2 hides &c on No )
kip and ealf las on sheeeepskin' as 70
HucklebcrrIes s3g 1926 per bg.
MIA. $500 per box.
LINES "a % per box.
Melons Watermelons, 25a 4oc each:
Rocky Fords S2G2.5Q per case,
Mushrooms 81 II 40c per 10
Oranges California Valencias. $3.50
"a Der box
Onions southern sass per sack.
s225 per bu spanish, sl75 q per
crate
Peaches in slx-pasxet crates. yell
low. S5a225 per crate S28225 per
bu
Potatoes-Virgjnia S250g275.
Poultry Live mems, 10 = g oci NO.
100 springs 20@2lc geese. l0c. ducks
turkeys. LOO lie per Id.
PincHpples Florida, S3q425 per
crate
Raspberries- Red. S45oG475 per bu.
black So 5QIr'f per bu.
TaIIow-No, {! &c No. 2. sac 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-01

Three steamships Askehall. Dora
Baltea and Astoria. too kaiproximate-
~ $4,000 tons OF American coal TO
Leghorn from Norfolk. Va, during the
month OF May. The coal liz for the
use OF the italian state railways.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-01
RUTTrR ANp EGGS

Butter-Creamery extras. 27c: nrstA
26c, dairy, lSc. packing stock, Ito
per 10.
EEgS Fresh receipts. cases included
frsts. gle, current receipts. l9c per