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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
LIS PENDENS.
NOVEMBER 20
Manhattan.

I54TH ST "a v Charlotte NJ Lieu AZ, f' ~.
* Slailc.er o., 49,. =,
lsTH Sri 70 g. 900 o. lst as. = 70 3It :. !
pe.tI.sr u. e b. 4Jih % 5lst s.. --i Boehina N
T,fafr AZ Nf7rv g. Foster % al iamended ac~oh
~ ,-l-.r' de.lI. ats II L Fcriham 49,
rTpIID.," ST ~. Dora SIniug agi IVA healel
81 al fam,nasI p4-4loal ATS J. Holman
n Friedman ,- .-,..
d. I-.rre l.Y5rfv. Mary Smith at Priscilla
WE a. = dom ATTY. u e. BsrEsr, p..i,.,
CORN ST. IS p stein 90. Rough iud y 49,
60 r. o. foreclosure ti H h't "'r'' "'''
iiOl sroN ST. ~ cor Of Mausiu 81. 2or'3j
Tsfr.e lymph at i lrlo3 ' al foreclosure I'd
1irisoN Az. W, 3JlI OF looth q. So
az. II Eosenthal n a. foreclosure o. mtg. atty.
d O. Oulick correction .,.s,,
BROAD ST coz ~ Water 81. 50 5rt9 lOI
,.rer. Cert-ide A NaulcrDock AT q G. Hesend
81 N lpartluonl a-tys. stoidard MARI
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nnRornm on NIANHArTAN
>EW JERSEY.

sqso nrYs STORE WITT SIX Rooms, o. MAIN
STIEEl p MINUTE Io lhvi','ir 'i.-,,.
., .- 80 .4v r4rs for NuerF ava aN ti@Is''-
~ '"' '' n s. BARNET OWNER
,-.-. Lee and Queen Anne Road, bogaia. ~. o..
MOVING PICTURE THEATRE IOl sALi.-1'oal
ND't..tf, r..s. Zen 40 once ever thns compete.
,.,iI..tsi 609 summit av. o C1urn yc--cl ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
REAL ESTATE.
COUNTRY

FOR HOMES 80 the real country near NeN
Yort consult The Country Home League.
40 West s2d street Phone 9ssg A%d4soA'
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RECORDED LEASES.
NOVEMBER %.
Manhattan.

MERCER ST 233 store and basement. Hannah
Hitchlrgs 81 al to II T-1.ziy 81 llh 50. 3
Us tom FEB !. 1919. a,ty. Kauet 267- Fulton
Bkyu. fl,''.
err % n Zmmeruau Zls 4th Hv Union Hil
y J. yrs FROM Soy a. l9l4, atty ] J smith.
as " fOth 81 $500
DEIANCEY ST. go east store and front base
men'. NJ Goldberg 90 % N Berger go De ancy
e.. 4 yn from May d 1914. ATS. ID Berger
40 De.al.ey N. ElII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
IN TIE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate
Exchange salesroom, II Nesey St.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
The Bronx.

,isTu 81 s. 90 W ~ rlden az. 25Il0o. Il
ssrtrera act Tuou Hatch Go. Inc. Of al Tore
closure ~ mtg ats. Iitaie ,n.,oo. =
CarlIo,f AT " Alodarty q al faction 70 compel
sne-inc performance OF contract: atty. ho-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
MECHANICS LIENS.
FVN IITI d
Manhattan.

WAusWORTH Az. l-l to I-S lee Heating 60
agt S. Eolsa.. owner A.l1r Construction 60.
ine. .lsste ard contractor. 5000
BEOADWAY 3099. perfler ag Sees lurk
Eea. Estate Security Co. owner .rcleWalls S59l 50
AMSTERDAM Az. 1927 % 1858. IS Derfref az,
Nes YORK Real Estate Security Go. owner ne
urvaI. $3.50 20
-sTH ST lOl "; N Crecusad az C. But
terry. owner treneSaj till -
A. A 26g to $40. and 22d 81. ago TO gus p u
susswell a CO AT Central Crosstovr p Ga.
owner. Auto Truck GU-agc Co. Inc lessee. Lage
Concrete Arcn Engineering Go. contractor. $500 30
ls-TH ST SOC TO Il5 IS. n storm 81 60
agt Jarpo.r 4 Werner Cors-rIclon Go. owner audi
c9utra.for. SIsj2 90
Az r s W oof l4th o.. l20Isf. j r Tine q Co
Inc All Le. DaIg Go. owner Kut1L. McAdam g.
C1.lrr. lr.. D0l.r tractor. t.' q
BROOM Ay 1902. Baxter ag j s Bryant.
owner. w. Bryant owner and contractor .rr
ssD ST. 1856 10 lje + Smo.Ea Plumbing o.
All Fernando Wood owner. New York COLLEGE %
Dsnti,frl lessee. J. A Thole contractor. Sl.5 O3
fl>TU ST az to 40 So Rosenberg aC Ne
D. p..x owner. IL Holland agent contractor. $50
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The Bronx.

nn,r,r ,s, rsaaA Construction Co e al. Auf, 2ss
The Detroit times., 1914-07-09
MARKETS and FINANCE
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. July S-Close English
Wheat dealers are hOthering some ABOUT
the weather m Russia and Liverpool
prices on " ednesday were higher, al
though the feeline I'm America was
easy.
An - tempt has been made in chi
cago 10 get AT the quantity OF new
crop wheat already sold 10 toieiIners
There may have been some duplica-
Cons, but the total - the largest "a
many years aud is not far from 10 mill
lion, bushels. largely for August ship
ment- II viii take lively movement
Ol cars and steamers - handlc TINS
e. uu inside OF the necessary l,ne
There was no foreign buying in the
early trading on "Wednesday ana the
market was inclined 20 work 20 "a ION
er level Weather was splendid m al
directions good for harvesting In the
winter wheat states and for the grow q
ing OF the spring crop All eyes are
now watching for rust IN the north-
west and Developments IN that section
during the coming week or 50 may
have a great deal OF ifuence I'm form
ing prices. Up 10 the present little Il
tual damage is reported, but there Is
no question about the presence OF rust
and II VIII spread should the weather
favor II
The rally in this country on TUESDAY
helped 20 bring hrmness 10 Liverpool
ana covering was popular. Manitoba
was not Offering freely and was asking
higher prices. Russia had bullish crop
news and WIS not anxious 10 sell
Ihere was good continental demand
ard and light worlds exports for the week
Wheat was quiet and easy on wed
nesdaN The close was unchanged FOR
cash and = q nc lower for futures.
corn and oats were unchanged. cash
heans advanced &c and cloverseed
gained SC Timothy advanced Sc
heat quotations cash No 2 red
- nc; July opened without change at
81 12c, and declined 20 size: Septem her
opened AT 81 y and declined TO 81 y C..
december opened at So nc and declined
10 Soc, No ! white SIC Coarse grain
quotations Corn. cash No a 70c7 no
! yeIloW, cars az live No ( yellow.
o. &c oats Standard. cars ar SIC.
- white cars at 3SiRc No
ME- p Sars a. ass $61<c sample, car at
beans Immediate and prompt ship
ment 81 g2, July. Sl.95. October. So
CloYerseed Prime spot, $3.50: October
a al 4,ecem6er, SS'5 prime alsike, $40.
Prime PRIME" spot 'ssssm as spot. $40 Alfalfa
Receipts in the Detroit market wed
hesday included 2 20O bbls OF flour !
gaI % corn. Of oats and 2 OF Say
stocks are 36 200 bu OF wheat N 500
bu OF rye
Liverpool wheat closed asd and corn
y a "a q higher
Primary wheat receipts were 1857
600 hu, against S72. 900 bu year ago
ENports OF wheat and -four Wedncs-
day $4,000 bu
Receipts Of wheat Wednesday South
west 100000 bu against Pr 600 bu a
year ago Duluth. 67 cars. against 90.
Mlnneapolis, - cars, aRainst-i1g. Yin
nIPeH 40 cars against 81: Chicago
$50 cars. against 81
ne July crop report makes tho
condition OF spring wheat al and
winter wheat 93.4. Indicating a total
crop OF $50 600 900. bu
The Detroit times., 1914-07-09

green corn. 1O475c per dos. sreer
peas. so q. 20 per hamperi wax Deans
home grown. sZ.ooe go per pa NOT
'sooseberrles szHl25 Der Ia.
Honey Fancy white new. l59l6c,
AN Der, 100 lie 10 extracted. 9bc 10
Hay -trolt shippers ate paying tue
following prices for baled hay in car
lots, T. o Detroit No. 1 timothy,
Sl79l7.5O, standard, SlbIlB.SU. No. q
timothy, Sl5.5OV 10, No. s NAKED. flS-o0
q a., light mixed. 400 1880. rys straw,
lsQsSO. wheat and cat straw. $40
Hides No cured. l4Ae. No l
green hides. l2izc, No. 1 cured buls.
cured aT Veal i l,'n BE- 09 No gre green NO veal
kip, l5c; No 4 cured murrain, lie, No
a green murrain. Toe. NO. 4 cured caIf,
lec; No: green call. lSc. No. morse.
&c. No. 2. SC, No 2 hides. &c on. No. 5
kip and calf, nc on sheepsktn. as 10
amount OF wool. go 4Sl.6O.
buckieberries- $3.j0Qi per bu
Lemons Arssiu-s, So.uO0o' .alltte
LINES 81 y 20 per box.
Melons W atei neloHs. 30 q soc each
Rocky cords $..25 42z5 doz
MurOrOOms " 4VC per 10.
Oranges navels. SS5O0
4.25. kalenClas, S3Oua+ pei DoX.
ODlOus-Southern, 800 per cwt.
Peaches In sIA-basket crates, - "
POTATOES -cooblers. s45og4.75 per
Poultrs Live Mons, i5al6lsc No 2.
IL q lfrt stag lt8 lie. old roosters.
ltu l3c young ducks. l1c, turkeys, lSc
per 10
rineapples Florida s3a425 per
crate.
Itaspberries Red s6.5oQ7 per bu,
black S3.50u4 per bu
TaIIoW--No. l. &C. No. 2. 6he 10
The Detroit times., 1914-07-09
VESSEL PASSAGES.


Detroit.
DETROIT. July SIP Frtck 40,
Andaste, s so, sam Morse, . Castalia.
Midland King. America, $500; Cornelius,
10; Northern King. 70; Tomlfnson,
1890 Bessemer. Smeaton, 40, Prince
ton, Nasmyth, 3 Pathfinder, Alpena,
500, George King. Botsford, 5.3< Ma
lietoa Martha. Shenango, Howard Nj.
Hanna. Weston. $50; Champlain, Nor
ton, 7.l5; Leonard c. Hanna, S. Fulton,
Maia. $40, Empire City Thomas. s:l5,
Delaware, Calcite, $50; Sinaloa, 10 800
snyder, Jr., l040.
Down Corrigan, T. - Carter, 90;
Van Week, Mitchell 10, Langen and
barges, /, Sam. stephenson, 2.40, Mer-
ida 1850 Clement, $50, Boston, 10,
John Barlum. $3.50. Ontario, 1920,
Conemaugh. 1890.
The 500.
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, July S.-
Up Sarnia. last night, COrunuH, $50,
Henry Rogers a. m, Perkins, 30,
Olcott ), Palmer, $50. Farrell, 80
Sherwin. Plankiuton, $50, William
Crawford q 40 Fletcher, 10. Bufhng
ton 1890; Keewatin. IL.
DSwn Rosemount, Cora A.. 10 last
night, Babelle. II 80. Manola, mid
night. phipps, Neepawah. l 2 80; Dunn.
L. Corey. 2 Fordonian, g. Kongo 8,
Leonard. George Crawford g. Allie
enemy. Bunsen. T. Gary, 1870. Agnew,
North Wind McGregor. s. Townsend.
O. Langell Boys 10; McDougall. 10 30.
William ". Mack. Lakeport. IL.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-09
InnnING phIcEa

Canned Goods .pplea, sa;s., $3.50
400, bakec beans, 4-lD., SnVoOc' Lima
Deans, 81 u l.25 Corn: Fancy Name
tl10i STANDARD, Soc Table beets, 81. 3S
ql40 Peas: Fancy. early June, Sl.SO:
standard. 81, baked, 50g70c. salmon;
Buckeye, tail, 81 So, nat $3.50. Alaska
reds. $3.50 Alaska pinks Sl,l5. Toma-
toes Sll0; Marrowfat peas. 81. early
June. SI.SQ, sittsd early June. $40 per
Feed-JobDius prices in IOo-lb. sacks.
bran, p2N q 2S.2J stanuard miedlings.
SGSW2S25 hne middlings. S82W32 20 (;
coarse corn meal S3lg l.25 cracked
corn, S32Q32.20, corn and oat chop,
S2S.5O4 2S.75 per ton.
FIour-Jobbing prices: Best MlchI-
gan patent, $3.50; second patent, $4.9O;
straight 81 so: pure rye, s44O; spring
sSo 2sI psi sis5 - s Rseer a. sness
ed wire, $50 case painted aroed
wire 8 point, zoe. galvanized sheets,
q gauge, SO, 26 gauge, SS.l5; ~ gauge
single bit bronzed axes, $40 per doz. !:
black sheet stsel, az and "a gauge
1926 rs gauge. $3.50; 81 gauge, S2.SS;
2s sauge, t24O; carriage bolts. small,
and 10 on machine bolts small. so per
cent OF list; large. 20, 10 and . on list
ProvIsIOns--Mess pork s22; family,
S2442450, clear backs, $l9.50Q 2lJ0;
smoked hlms, lS4l9c; briskets, 49, %
l5c, shoulders, }6c;. picnic hams, 14p
i4hc. bacon. ia zoe; lard in tierces
sugars -Correctsc l-ny Dy w. H
EdEa- Il Sons: Crystal dominoes. 2-lb,
$50; do. 5-lb.. 1910; Eagle tablets
$3.50, cut loaf, $3.50; XXXX powdered
1915, standard powdered. $40: guam.
ulated. extra coarse. $3.50. graduated
nne, In bulk, SAW sTanuldted. 25-lb.
cottonL, S475 crystal domino gran
2-lb and 5-lb. carton4 In cases, 50
crystal domino, gran. HF cases, $40;
diamond a. $3.50; confectionery A,
S465, No 4, $3.50; No 5. S455; No. s,
$3.50; No I, S445, No S, $40; No. ..
t435: No 10. $3.50; No. II, $4.25; No
No Is. Si15; non caking mixture, $3.50.
beet granuiated. $3.50 per 100 INA
household powdered. is. as 10 casa
e. 10 nar case.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-09
NEW YORI< PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, July S.-Flour Quiet
and unchanged. Pork; Steady mess.
25a225O Lard Easy; middle
west spot $1O1OQ1Q.2o. Sugar Raw,
duh and easy, centrifugal, 80 test.
S332: muscovade 50 test. $2.62. refined.
duiet: cut loaf s525; crushed, S5l5,
powdered $40, graduated $4,000
ass Coffee Rio No. on spot, SA n
SIC Tallow quiet, city. &c; special,
sac. country 6d6hc Hay Firm:
prime. Sl.07l44110, No. 3, s0Ms5c;
clover 76M97tac. Dressed poultry
quiet turkeys, 10 26c chickens l4h
a 22c. fowls. II WlSiac: ducks. ga l6c
Live poultry. Irregular, geese. 13c
ducks 14a1Sc;, fowls, 1870; turkeys,
t4dl5c. roosters, l2i2c; chickens,
broilers1s422c Cheese; Steadrf state
milk common 20 specials. i0nl5A G;
skins common 20 special, 5H11 y c,
fun skins, ! y u &c
Butter Easier receipts. $3.50 :,
creamery extra, 26la acre, state dairy
tubs. 20 n CSC; initiation creamery frsts,
21 n 22c Eggs Firm; receipts, 2l,-
$40. nearby white fancy, 25m 29c; near
by mixed fancy, 0@g5e; fresh hrsts-
20 IL N obC
The Detroit times., 1914-07-09
MRS. CARL A. STRAND
HURT IN AUTO SMASH
Detroit Tourists Injured Near
Greensburg. Pa, In Attempt
10 Avoid Wagon

CREENSBURG, Pa, July S. Spe.
ciaLl I'm an automobile accident
which happened this morning on the
Ligonier pike east OF this city Mrs.
Carl A. Strand, who operates sash
door and interior finish business at
AIS Sixteenth-st. Detroit was seri-
ously injured and her husband n
Strand, who was driving the car was
badly shaken mp and bruised Two
other persons who were riding in the
car were also bruised
Injured Mrs c. II Strand of he.
troit. right arm broken and probably
internal injuries
c. H. Strand OF Detroit, bruised
and badly shaken up.
Two unknown persons. bruised
The party were coming down Noun.
tain road when the emergency brake
refused 20 work Seeing wagon
ahead. with no room TO pass. Strand
rather than run into the vehicle ram.
med hts care into the side OF the
mountain The machine turned tur.
tie, burying the occupants under.
neeth
Mr.. and Mrs. Strand reside at 544
Seventeenth-st
The Detroit times., 1914-07-09
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
DunnInE A stevens Report

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. July s.
Cattle Receipts. 100 cars market
steady, choice-to prime shipping steers.
80 20Ip60; fair TO good do, $S7S49!
plain and coarse 1886 1S5O; choice 10
prime handy steers SS.50dS.75 fair
10 good. sS15us25: light common,
s750n775; warnings $1,000; prime
fat heifers. -$sqs2o good buteherin.s
best heavy fat cows. S7d725 good
butcherinE COWS Ssd675. Gamers and
cutters, s3.90d5 best feeders $3.50
80 good do. 1915 a.. best stockers,
S625h675. common tL good. $3.50 n &;
bulls. ss.25 a s75 stock ana medium
bulls S5m6 best mixers and spring
ers. S75a90; good do, $3.50 as corn =
Hogs. Receipts. 1000 head market
strong heavy. 50 workers., $9G9iO;
pigs $40
Sheep and lambs Receipts, 1000
head market steady, tor lambs 50 n
? SO vearlings S74S wethers, sea
$50. ewes s4.25d $50.
Calves S5711 SO
The Detroit times., 1914-07-09
Hastings-st. ela1e Spreads.

A6oas 5000 damage was done in
a fire Wednesday, morning. which
started In the hall or a restaurant
kept by Stand Bros. No. 500 Hast
ings-st. and which spread rapidly 70
the saloon and residence OF Nathan
Schroeder. No. 49s Hhstings-st. and
the two-story rooming house Of Harry
Posner. No 261 Alfred-st No one
was hurt. The FIRE department soon
had the flames under control
The Detroit times., 1914-07-09
TOLEDO CHAIN.

TOLEDO. July 6.--Wheat: Cash new,
So u c old. S7hc; July sic, September,
81 SC Corn Cash. n l3c; July, old
and new ~ y o, September, 6Shc. Oats:
Cash and July, 40Ac September, 81 p G.
RIVE Cash, 6Sc Cloverseed cash,
$40. October and December. $3.50.
Timothy Cash, $2.67ls September,
S277h Alsike August $935 But
ter Brick creamery. 27ts q2Sc, tub,
26lh a 27c. dairy. 24c renovated, 23c.
Eggs Fresh candled, 81 nc; fancy Sc
lects 2Sbsc current receipts, 20 u c.
othy. $12 No. timothy, Sll light
clover mixed. 3i1. No clover mixed.
flO
The Detroit times., 1914-07-09
CHICAGO RUTTER MARkEr

CHICAGO, July s--Buttere Extras.
2sIsc. hrsts % n 2sc. dairy extras. % n
&c. frsts 2oh age Eggs Prime Or
dlnarN 10 n lSAct hrsts Is619c.
cheese; Twins lbc. young Americas.
l6c. Live Poultry Fowls. 1sc. ducks
l2q14c; geese, Sd l0c springs. Ice:
turks, l6c Potatoes; Michigan 81 80
n l40: Wisconsin. S185@145; Mime
sofa. si9OGlt0 New Potatoes Re
ceipts 10 cars. Oklahoma and Arkan-
sas triumphs. st55dls0
The Detroit times., 1914-07-09
CHICAGO CRAY.

CHICAGO July S-Opepine- What.
July unchanged September up &c.
Torn July up NC. September up |,
oats JULY up isc September up x I,
Provisions Easy and dun
Noon Wheat July down nc SEN
leinber down &c. Corn July M \ g.
Septemher up sc. oats July up &C:
September up =
lose Wheat July down SC Sep
tember down &c Corn: INV. down -.
September NJ sc oats July up Y G:
september down 10 Provisions Firm
to easy.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-09
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

cetpts 1000, DC higher workers.. ni,-
ed. pigs and lights. $500 mediums and
heavies tS,s9Hssb roughs, $3.50.
stays s6.75 cattle Receipts $50 head.
steady sheep and lambs Receipts
lght. steady pearlings, S775 top;
spring lambs. $3.50 top. Calves Re-
ceipts 200 head steady. top Sll
The Detroit times., 1914-07-09
PRODUCE MARKET

Following the lead OF Flgin the hut
ter market was let down a half cent
Yesterday. but the trade would have
been better pleased had the decline
been three cents Rceipts are heavy
and Of fine quality and receivers are
Forced 10 accumulate consdera bl o
surplus OF storage butter Egg pre-
duction Is falling or or at least cur
rent receipts are and the market Is
stinening Poultry ia in liberal receipt
and the market Is steady Receipts of
berries OF all kinds were ample this
morning the market was active and
prices were called steady
The Detroit times., 1914-07-09
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.

CHICAGO July S.--Hogs Receipts
- 900 market steady 20 higher; mixed
tS2odS75 rough heavy. {s15dS30,
light, fs.301s.76 pigs s15O1s45 Cat
tie Receipts 1000 market steady to
higher, beeves f750d970. cows and
heifers. s375Qss5; stockers and feed
ers t576dS Texans. S640D7.75;
calves. S725Ti035. sheep Receipts
rs. 600 market slow and steady. ma
tive f53b1s10: Western {67b6930;
lambs IS 80 N 9 30. Mestern 4k7h0 20
The Detroit times., 1914-07-09
RITTER AN EGGS.

Butter--Creamery extras. 26ci hrsts'
csc dairy. 1sc. packing stock nc
per 10.
ERgs-Fresh receipts, cases included,
frsts 201hc, current receipts. 10 kc per
doz Receipts, 942 cases
The Detroit times., 1914-07-09

A successful demonstration OF wire.
less telegraphy at 100 words a minute
was recently given in England BY
the Marconi company between
Chelmsford and Letterfrack Gal
way.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-09
u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
n. " COTTON EXCHANGE
nosToN coPPER sHARE sALEs.
Quotations by Hayden. Stone & Co, !

safes 81 July D turnlshed by Hayden,
stone e. Co, July
Algomah 200. Allouez 56, Arizona
Commercial 100, Butte q Superior 800
Calumet & Arizona 1873 Calumet q
Hecla g, Chino 9s East Butte 90 Gran
hv so. island Creek Coal so, do ~ To-
Isle ROYAL $40. Mass Cons rs, May
flower so. North Butte $50 old Colony
Mining so, old Dominion 626. Shattuck
g. Arizona 200. Superior 8 Boston 40,
Superior Copper 40, Tamarack 800. u 8
Refining $50, do IF 100. Utah Cons 100
Wnona $685. Wolverine %. Wyandotte
The Detroit times., 1914-07-09

light. market strong heavies. ss.7t %
sss mediums. Ss750SS5 workers.,
sSS00s.s5 good pigs, 5000 s75.
Calves. Market strong, Sheep and
Lambs. Market steady.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-09
A2pIes-Steers red. ysmsBo. rms
actR. 81 30 M. Ban Daul ~ g A nar

stb' sfoOWOs Ben Davis. IS Qf 8. SO per
Dbl; box apples. S2.25627S rer box:
new apples, 6b@ Toe per box
Bsnanas--Good shipping stock. $3.50
az rs per bunch
Beans--Dried Limas. 7hmsc per 10
Blackberries-s3N $50 per bu
CnuIihower-S2 per doa
Celery-MtchigaA 20026c per dox
crate.
Cheese-Wholesale prices: Michigan
mats. l4n14Hc: New York. 1914 ~ f6c:
imburger. l2G1Shc; domestic swiss.
ls4lehc imported Swiss, 23d2Shc:
long horns, l6hc. daisies &c 10.
Cherries-S2 rs G2.5O per bu
turrants-Red. S250u5 per bu.
california Fruits-Cherries 1880
! 30; apricots. 3l-z5a2 per box. plunls,
Sl5o@ l75 per box. peaches sia1,25
Dates--Persian. new. 797hc: Fards.
sQ9Ac H.; Dromedary $3.50 case
Dressed Calves - Fancy. 12aIsc:
medium, 11d12c; No. 2. 9GiOc per Id.
Figs Imported. 14Ql5c: H.; Cali
tornia. s6c per box
Fresh Vegetables - Green peppers,
$3.50 per crate, soc per basket; cucum-
hers. 55m soc per doz. radishes, long,
10c; round. loo per aOz. tomatoes.
Sl.5OU SO per crate: asparagus. Sec
lions. Sl2bQ136; green beans, $3.50
per hamper; pie plant, zoe per dozen:
The Detroit times., 1914-07-09

Our ONCE flies have sense Just
like folks We bought a patent arti-
fetal spider and stuck IL on our bald
head. but the durn flies got onto il
before dinner time and toted II away.
II seems you just cant fool the tar
nashun flies with anything Head
land (AlaD Standard
The Detroit times., 1914-07-09
'NEw YoRK METAL MNRKET.

NEW YORK, July s.--The metal ex-
change closed steady spot copper.
t13.45a13.s5 lead f3.s5dS.95.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-09
FoR sALE-FARMs.

$50 ACHEs cedar. pine and spruce.
near railroad
1910 acres. cut over. IS per acre.
ESQ acres, $3.50 per acre
20 acres at 50 per acre Some fine
clay loan, clay subsoil
80 acres, - per acre. Cash
address g, ;. Beadle. Ssult Ste. Marie,
Mich
The Detroit times., 1914-07-09
Blu Y S T O G K S.

Is It time for business men to buy
stocks? Our clientele had this question
answered for them Just a short time
ago Send for our booklet containing
Roger w. Babsons article on When
10 Buy" IL IL free
Address Dept. DIEGO, of the BABSON
STATISTICAL ORGANIZATION. En-.
cheering Offices, Wellesley Hills, Mass
Largest organization OF its class In
the u. 3.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-09
REPORT or THE CONDITION
OF THE
PENINSULAR STATE BANK
Detroit, Mich, at the close OF business
June 30, 1914. as called for by the
Commissioner OF the Banking De-
partment.
RESOURCES
q discounts

RESOC RCES,
Loans and discounts
Commercial
department s., 1891 IL
Savings
department. 665. 464 Os IS, 7s0,9S1 "a
Bonds, mortgages and
securities VIZ
Commercial
department. 427 500 90
The Detroit times., 1914-07-09
DENTISTS.
DENTISTS.
ExcurSlonlStS
To Our City

should arrange to have DR.. Adams Dentists
AK their teeth while in Detroit Write for
an appointment You can save the price of
the trip. if the work involves much expense,
as DR.. Adams Dentists charge you 500 less
than YOU pay at home n
The Detroit times., 1914-07-09
'oh sALE-vAcANT Lots.
Auros. BoATs AID ENGINEs.

MOTOR TRUCKS double type bar
enough for our business You can
nave them az half price l6l Larn-
60 corner Antoine Phone Cadillac
The Detroit times., 1914-07-09

WILL Buy. EQUITIES In northwest
property vacant ~ Improved. pater-
son Brot 4 Co tse Griswold-st
Main 355
The Detroit times., 1914-07-09
Our Prices Are Lowest

We have purchased the stock OF dress
ers and dressing tables OF q local
store that recently quit business In
ms lot are some very rare bargains
IN white enamel, Circassion walnut
mahogany and birdseye maple, the
prices running from SIS 20 $50. Some
o. these pieces originally sold for as
high as $50.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-09

IhiS price Is made providing We
sen you mattress and spring We
handle nothing but Detroit-made
mattresses and springs Every dealer
mas them on his floor. so comparison
II the quickest and easiest way 20
lnmNlnnA NnlIraaIH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
One club Licensed. One DiscipIin-d.

The state Athletic Commission at its
weekly meeting yesterday afternoon
granted boxing license to the Sterling A.
{. Of schenectady. The West Brighton A.
9 Of Staten Island was ordered to pay
Johnny shaw s25 as his share Of the re-
cep's in his recent bout at the club with
- MrCoy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
Bartaeid La bastes Farr~ii.

Soldier Bartheld pummelled Mike FAR
reil unrnerclfuily for ten rounds at the
Irving \. O.. Brooklyn. las; night. Young
Grsdweli outpointed Fred Hslshed In an
other ten rounder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
Penn Crippled for Yale swim.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb lon Friday the
University OF Pennsylvania swimming
team will Journey to New Haven to meet
Yale. Angeny and Shoemaker. two OF the
best plungers in college ranks, have been
declared ineligible by the faculty.