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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-22
Porcupine Quilts.

The spincs both Of the hedgehog and
the porcupinc are nothing more than
excessively enlarged hairs. and on the
bodies OF these animals every grada-
ton between hairs and SpincS can be
iouud
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-22

Extravaganza in thought is as bad MS
extravaganza in living expenses. e.
w Howe's Monthly.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-22

The hardest thing to learn is to know
oneself; the easiest to find fault wits
the doings of other people
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-22

when" he demanded Nv ia you pay
this bilit'
Smiling, we waved him toward our
confrcrc.
"You must ask" we said, THE puz-
zle editor" Exchange
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-22
Estate Of William 4 JACQUES


CrArE Or VERMONT. The Honor
= District a. bennington. IS liable Probate
Court for the Distuct aforeeaidi
Tosil persons Interested IN the estate ~ VIII
liam e. Jacques, late OF Chester. IN the state OF
sasslchusett .deccsssd, lea wing Estate q this
District. .. 81. 0kbbliN3;
within and for said DIST riot. on The liih dsy Of
Oc plsr. -n authenticaie1 coy 81 the iast
william X. James late 81 Chester. ip the
County OF berkshire. in the state Of Mas chu-
esits deceased. leaving estate IN said district
dfly proved. allowed and established IN the
Probate 4 itift for The County and state afofe-
said, Was presented u tie cohrt here thst the
same instrument mag be alloged ~ THIS state
AZ the iast will and Testament Of sald dece-
iec0i ied In the Probate Court for the District
OF Bennington. aforesald. gre tp.e % The
statute IN eiith cases madt and provided.
And II Il oricrxd w said COUit that the 81
CAV III Now md.er. 1914. at the Probate Count
bfiice fn sid Hennh eton. bs assigned Tor All
ctsons snterssiei 20 appesI and. con- est the
eiloa Ancs 81 such ifstrdmett. ard the Hing
ara rteoriins az The ropy o. sid VIII. ani TIE
Irchsfe Hereof. ~ aforesaid. " they see ceuto;
ard that nafIoc there Z be giScn ~ Publishing
fhis of1cf three weeks suCcc siyely In the Ben
al stfo SEEMING Ban5et. a nessp sprr pub
lshed 10 said District, previous 10 the time az
THEREFoRE. you arr hereby notified % af
pear before ssii Coust. az he tine ano placc
sforessh sri 10 conttst the allowance II tire
eii ihsfrnmert aui the fiinf end recnI ding Of
tue ,,1py Of sid vi and TIE fruttte thcie0-
= afnre sid ID rou have taEee
Given Tu.lpr Nv HAM ~ Remington. IN
al District. this 18th day q octoBer 1914
AMY n HARBOUR Rcgiste
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
JoBBING PK,cEs.

Canned Goods -s.ppIes, Bafs.. y3.250
800, baked oSdhS. l-AD.. 9pU oOc. Lima
beans $lQl.25. Corn. kancy Name
Sll0, standard, 9Os Table Deets. 1I.zs
al4O Peas: Fancy, early June $3.50;
standard. 81. baked, 900 zoe. salmon:
Buckeye, tall. $50. dat. Sl.S5; Alaska
reds, 81 so, Alaska ptnks, SE.15. Toma
toes Sl10, MarrowIat peas. 81; early
June, $3.50; sIttsd early June, Yl.4U per
Feed-Jobbing prices in lOO-Ib sacks
S2Su2 1870 fine middlinga. $32dD32 70:
coarse corn meal. sSlV "a 20. cracked
corn, S32qS2.2s: sorn and oat chop
S2S DO AZ 1915 per ton.
Flour Jobbing prices: Best Michi-
gan patent, 30. second patent S4,gO;
Hardware Si.s5 case. aIneal.
ed wire, $50 case painted baroed
wire point, zoe: gaiyanized sheets,
IS. 30. Is gauge. Is i5. SO gauge. 1915;
single bit brouzed axes, 3i.2b per doz.:
black sheet steel ~ and "a gauge,
20 Sau ~ $50. Carriage bolts. slsSil.
rs. 10 and per cent of list: large, 40
and 10 on machine potts. small, 80 per
cent Of list; large. 10 10 and OH list
Provisions pork, $25.50, family
S2l5Oft 90 clear backs $3.50 a. -.
smoked hams, lSNlac, brislIets. Is a
a. l5isc shoulders l5c; picnic hams,
l412c, bacon. lAW21c, lard in tieTces
IIIc- kettle rendered. &c 10.
sugars Corrected daily by w il
Edgar < Sons. Crystal dominoes alb.
SIS 90. do. 5-lb. $3.50. eagte tablets,
500; cut loaf $500, cubes S5.25:
xxx powdered. s. 25; standard pow
dered $50 graduated. extra coarse.
S49O gra ulated fine In bulk. $3.50;
granulated. 25-lb cottons. sass, crystal
domino gran. 2-lb AMI 5-lh cartons.
in cases $50, crysrol domino. graa.
HE cases. $500 diamond A. s. 90; on
fectioners A. S4T5. No. 4 Si10. No. 8.
81 So No. g. $500 No. T. $4.55, 40 \,
81 500 No O. $415, No. 10. $4.40. No IL.
Sf85; No ~. $3.50 40 49, Si25. No
IA. si25; No. l5-Si25 non -caking mix
ture, $3.50. beet grauulated 81 40 por
100 lbs. household powder. Is. as to
case 1910 per case
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.

EAST BrEFNLO ~ y. July 21-
Cattle. Receipts 500 head. market.
slow, choice 10 prime steers 1925 a.
$50. fair TO good SSJUHS6O, best
handy steers SS5OnS15. common 10
good. SSNS25. yearlings, SS4O6q.
prime wcighty heifcrs. SSN&25. best
handy butcher hcifers, s7J0uq8 10;
common 10 good $65OM725; best
heavy fat COWS s7n725. medium 20
good s5.500Gjo. Gamers and cutters.
s350H5, selected feeders. S725m7.50;
fair 10 good STH725 best stockcrs.
65ON7, falr To good SG250650. light
and common. $5.75HG best bulls S7W
$50. good butcheriug bulls S675N z;
sausage bulls SIS 5oMG75, stock bulls.
s5.50m6; oxen S7Ns; fresh COWS and
springtrs. S3jMg0
sheep Receipts 500. steady: top
lambs sS25. yearliuEs Sf5Od7, wcth-
ers. $500 5.15. ewes, $4a5, calves, s.
IN
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. July 21.--Close: Early
news In the wheat market did rot
make any important change n the out
look The tone was ir.n at home and
abroad
The south Dakota crop is so far
mdtured as 10 be beyond any further
black rust injury Dealers are now
watching North Dakota and they ind
plenty ~ evidence Of rust quite
enough To hold short sellers In check
Foreign news WAS quite hullish The
European visible supply decreased over
three million bushels last week The
81 bic on Tuesday quoted Liverpool firm
because Of the firm tone in Chicago
and Nrmer Manitoba offers. The price
~ WinnipeG advanced &c early on
Tuesday Covering was active in
Liverpool and the undertone firm.
orable and there are continued bad
crop reports from Russia. Roumania
and Bulgaria il lis hgurcd that import
requirements VIII be very -arFc The
cargo market in Liverpool was firm
and English dealers have 10 bid up in
complication with continental buyers.
strength In corn helped wheat.
Tho only important question Just
now lis TIP relation 20 the eXtent Of
black rust damage Weather on Tues
day was favorable FOR wheat in the
northwest and there were some favor
able reports but enough Is claimed by
believers n black rust To give the situ-
alton n decidedly bullish appearance
An increase IN rust reports sent
prices higher near the close OF the
market
Corn was unchanged Oats advanced
lac Cloverseed advanced 10T 15c. ana
the other seeds were unchanged
Wheat quotations. Cash No red.
S2A july opened with an advance Of
SLIGO and advanced 10 S2ltc Septem-
her opened az 81 e, advanced 20 50 y G.
and closed at S2itc, December opened
az 80 "a g. advanced % Soc and closed az
Sa4, No J white S2Ac
:. Coarse grain, quotations Corn cash
No 2, I2i5c, No 3 yellow, car az
7ti5c No 4 yellow, 72hc
Oats-StandIrd. cars ut 99iRc I az
f0c No 3 WHITE. 4 cars az soc closing
az 29isc; No : white, cars at 3Sc,
closing ~ 3Siac.
RYE Cash No .. Csc bid
Beans Immediate prompt and July
shipment, sI95' August, SIe7: octo-
Der 81
cloyersGed: Prime spot ;sc5 octo-
50 sample alsike 20 bags at $s.75,
Ia M 81 So at So
Timothy. Prime spot s. 90.
Alfalfa; Prime spot SS.35
Receipts In the Detroit market Tues
day included + 600 bills. of -four is
cars ~ wheat J. OF corn OF oats and
~ hay. SHIPMENTS were 900 bbls
Of -four Stocks are $4,000 bu ~
wheat $4,000 bu OF corn. 1900 hu. Of
oats and $3.50 hu. OF rye
The European visible supply Of whent
decreased 1880 900 bu last week and iq
now 6l256o0o bu.. against $4,000 000
bu year ago
American exports of wheat and -four
for june were 11.1972i4 hu. against
'l23VS2 bu year ago. For tho wear
ending with June exports were 1I5.-
Ill 800 bu, against 1i2.535.063 bu. for
the previous year
Reccipts n wheat on Tuesday. Du-
luth. goo cars. against 100 n wear ago.
Minneapolis, 1915 cars against f5Q.
winnipeg. 263 cars, against 230i Chi
caRo T. S26 cars. against SIS. southwest
i52 o00 bu. against $50 600 bu
Primary wheat receipts were . rge =
600 hu. against 1902, 600 bu. "a wear ago
corn I'D higher
The worlds wheat visible supply I'm
creased 262 600 bu. last week and is
now F9.01tooo bu. against 112.696.0O0
bu n year ago
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
CnIc AGo GRNIN ANp PRovIsIoNs.

CHICAGO July 1.-THE markell
eyinced n bullsh tendency today. de-
spite a hearish undertone and opened
= n &c over yesterday. close. Rrisk
trading strengthened prices aud Ia the
first half hour July gained another " :
and December isc. september was
steady.
Corn was M IS q Nc. hut reports OF
beneficial rains over Missouri AMI
southwest caused the market 10 ease
'on later. The July and December de :
liveries were firm after the first half
hour while September advanced 10
oats. after q bulge In sympathy with
other grains. showed tee effects OF a
marked lack 90 interest hy the traders
and lost isC ON the dip.
Provisions We're steady n a shads
higher on a firm hog mnrkct
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
PROPOSALS FOR BUILD
ING ENGINE HOUSE

Sealed proposals VIII he received az
the office OF the Fire Commission until
2.30 D. M Monday August 10, 1914,
FOR erecting and completing Engine
House on Copliu avenue near Jefferson
avenue. in accordance with plans and
specifications on hlc I'm the office %
Chitteuden-S Kptting, Architects. 23o6
Dime Bank Building The right 20 re-
Iect any ana all proposals is reserved
The succcesful bidder VIII he required
to furnish "a surety Company Bond in
the amount ~ contract 10 guarantee
fulhllmeut 1of same Bids viii he en-
dorgcd proposal for Building Engine
House" aud delivered 10 the under
signed.
GEORGE j FINN,
A-T3g Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE
BOSTON COPPER SHARE SALES.

Ahmeck 10 NWcrIC1n Zinc 400. Nri-
BONA Commercial 5s5. Butte & B5Ia-
Dlava ESQ CHUTE e. superior ITO Calu-
rpet & Arizona go. california 3 con-
per RANGE So East Butte $50. Island
Creek So. do pref us Lake 65 Nav
Hover 55 Mohawk So New Arndlau
3e5. North Butte 40 old Colony Min
ing Oscc0la :. Pond Creek l20 South
Lake 80. superior e Boston So super
tor 90 L Refining 1859 do pref -.
Utah Apex 1000, Winona 40 wolverine
20. Wyandotte 100
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
LoWesL Possible Prices
Marvellous Bargain In
White Enamel

To Introduce this white enamel
bedroom OUTFIT we are making the
following prices that have been
heretofore Uuhcard OF The Outht
consists ~ Write enamel bed, with
heavy brass rail, and sells regularly
for 50. guaranteed an metal spring.
with double supports and rope edge.
that sells the town over for 81. The
mattress Is an felt. with roll edge
and fancy art tick Most stores
would call IL rdrc bargain at SIS.
The dresser Is a bird Top measures
1870 inches. is nicely finished, plate
glass. etc. the regular price In go
The Chiffonier "A perfect match con-
taius the same good qualities as the
dresser, and sells for $50. The rocker
and chair match have woven seats
and sell for $500 and 1915 respec-
lively.
These prices total Ss025 and this
outnt would sell for this in any store.
hut for Introductory purposes, we
otfer same at the extremely Low
price OF
S51.75
An exact saving Of $3.50 over
other stores prices Every piece car
ries an absolute guarantee Drop In
see for yourself You know the
old saying Seeing IS believing"
We Will Take Your Used Furni-
ture in Part Payment
on This Outfit.
+. II MASSMAN & SON
Cherry 1850 1885 Grand River-ave.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
Classified | @ Gent 2

Cash with order II charged. &c a
line
No transient advertising inserted
for less than &c with cash; lec II
charged, per Insertion
The above rates apply TO al cIassl =
tications except Births. cards OF
Thanks. Obituaries. Meeting Notices
and all Ads preceding Male Help
Nirths Deaths. Cards Of Thanks ana
Meeting Noticrs-Miulmum charge SOC
Tor 20 words or less over 25 words
ono and one third cents for each extra
word
Persouals-Mlnlmum charge voc; SOC
per line count six words 10 the line)
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
DEPT. or PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit July is. 10
PROPOSALS FOR
REMOVING & READJUST,
ING PARTITIONS,
COUNTERS, ETC.,
ASSESSORS OFFICE,
CITY HALL

Scaled proposals Will be received Mt
the Office OF The Department Of Public
Works. Detroit Mich, until Friday,
July a. az 10 o'clock a. m. standard
time az which time and place they
viii be opened. for furnishing all the
labor and material for the following
work. viz:
Remoying and rcodiusung partitions.
counters mezzahiuo floor aud stairs.
etc assessors office. i'm accordance
with specifications on ne IN the ONCE
OF the Department 81 public w orks.
Bidders are required 20 file certi-
ned bank check On the sum OF 5000
with the Department OF Public Works
before The proposals are opened con-
dittoned that should they be found TO
ha the lowest bidders, they Will with
in five days after being awarded the
contract furnish surety company
bond in the FUN amount OF contract
Checks and proposals 20 be placed IN
/ separate envelopes
] Vhe right 90 reject any or all pro
| posals is expressly reserved
Al proposals to be made In duplt
$3.50 GEORGE H. TENKELL
A-727 Commissioners.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
cirAEIANn II,n srnck.

GLEN EINND. July tl- HOGS. Ite-
ceipts| 500. -slow 10 steady yorkcrs and
mixed. pigs and lights mediums and
hearies, $3.50. roughs $50, STAYS
s6T5 cattle. Receipts cars slow
25c lower sheep and lambs Receipts
3 cars. soc lower. yearlings. S6,toVi
spring lambs. $50 top Calves Re
caLnla 100 hnnl- .L.W- TOD &Lu.an.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22

As a result Of improved methods,
seams OF coal have been worked in
Britain at a depth OF three thousand
feet. and in one mine Lancashire g.
700 feet, which means natural tenn
Ierature o. over 90.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
TOI.TDO LIVE STOCK.

TOLEDO. July 2i.-Hogs. Receipts
lipht. market strong heavies. 81 2oW
OPS: mediums. S925 1880. workers.
Sg25H93O, good pigs. S9.2o p s.5u.
Calves. Market steady sheep ana
lambs. Market steady
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
CuIcACo RUTrER M,RI>Ur.

CHICAGO Illr ~ Butter ENtras
ia .6c. hrsts. 23h 024tsc dairy oV-
tras ~ N2af-, nfsts. ~ "a 23c Eggs
Prime ordinary t7 iAu lSc, frsts 1915
10 Zoe. Cheese Twins. 1301aa,c v0un
Americas. i50 i5ic Lave Poulty
y i0c, springs, l5c, turks. l6c.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
ToII.DO CHAIN

TOLEDO July 81 Wheat. cash.
S2Ac, July. S2itC. september S2Ac.
Coin cash &c. July old and new.
T4c. September. T17sc. oats. Cash and
July. 34iar, september 37atc Rive.
Cash. old 62c. cash. new soc clover
seed Cash sS so. October and peconl-
her. Se05 Timothy: Cash. s292tB
september $50. AlSfke AUGUST
81 o. Butter, eggs and hay Unchaug
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22

The following firms arc priv
legged 20 execute orders on the
Exchange. Carlyle * Povah w a.
Hamlin Il CO., III. w. Noble < Co.
w. T. Moss q CO. Lewis G Gorton.
W +. Reilly e CO.. Geo NJ West
q Co. II s. Warren & Co. VIM H.
Rose 81 Co., w. 4. Neer a Co.
w. b. Mclaughlin
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
Resolutions and Ordinances.
FIRST WARD.

i liN0A " - lNl''
Resolved. That permission De ana is
hereby granted 10 CrQWicy2 N.lul g.
CO., Is string banner across Monroe
avenue 10 the Palace Theater Tor a
period OF fifteen days
Adopted
by AID Lodge.
Resolved. That the Detroit Riding
Club be and is hereby granted permits
sion To string a banner across W0od-
ward avenue near P0utchartTaIp hottl,
for a period OF ten days
Adopted
by Aid Lodge;
Resolved. That the Comm!s sI1uer, 81
Public Works be and he i- hereby rt-
auested 20 remove the voting booth on
the Ei ghth district Of tic tlfst ward
from the corner OF John r. street and
Harper avenue 20 Mednury Park at tile
corner OF Brush street.
Adopted.
BY Ala owen
Resolved, That permission Dee auI g
hereby granted TO l. Gold tu plau, ad-
vertising sign between sidewalk and
curb in front OF premises at t5 Wiudor
street the said sign 10 be- removed
every evening.
Adopted
SECOND WARD
by Aid Vernon:
as the old Houghton school site on
the southwest corner of Abbott and
sixth streets which was transferred
Education (ste j g. - lal page 95D
be, and is hereby transferred a. tile
Department of Public Works to nr
used as site for a garage for said
Department.
teferred to Committee On WAYS
~ THIRD WARD
BY AID Barnett.
Resolved That the Board ot Library
commissioners be and is hereby au-
thorlzcd and directed 10 cause 90 be
distributed among patients t3upued ~
all hospitals, book lists OF works 81
standard authors, SO that SUCH ais de-
Sire may indicate a cnolcc ana the
Board az Library Commissioners fur
uish same for their cdiNnation and cn-
tertajnment while so confined, free or
cost.
Adopted
FIFTH WARD
BY Aid. Wartell:
who resides al No 3ia Il Kirby ave.
nue. be and be Is hereby appointed
| Chairman ol the Board Of Registration
Of the Eighth District ~ the tfth
/ Ward IN place OF Jacob Albert who
/ has resigned.
| Adopted
lazy Aid Wartell:
! Resolved That Warren Randall who
resides at No. AIS u Ferry Avenue DC
| and he rs hereby appointed Chairman
! OF the Board ot Registration. Or the
! Eighth District ~ the Fifth WRrd IN
place OF Thos Hunter who has resign
Adopted
! By Ala. Schcmausky
Resolved That the Public Lighting
Commission hc ana is hereby request,
| ed 10 cause arm light To be creCted
tbetwecn Hastings and -Sivard streets
| on Franklin hocause OF the extreme
| darkness In that vicinity
o' EIGHTH WARD
|
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
PRODUCE MARKET

The story Of the produce market wa.
the same as that of Yesterday. except
that receipts were larger. Arrivals OF
berries were not as heavy as had been
expected and while big trade was
zone. the market was steady 20 nru
In price Poultry receipts We're gooa
hut not in excess OF the demand The
natural tendency IS downward, as
broilers get heavier. but as yet there
is a sale for them az old prices InS
market as whole was active and
steady, but without special feature.
AppIes-New apples. Sl.250l.5o per
sananas--dood shipping stock. IH
G2Eb per Buncn.
hennsIDried Lirlss 7hasc per 10
RIackberrIes SO n $50 per bu.
CnulInOwer--S2 per ooz
Celery--Michigan. 20G2Sc per doA
wholesale prices: Michigan
fats, l44l4hc; New York ; "a q l6ci
limburger. f29lsAc; domestic Swiss:
ii SSg S4tSs imported Swiss 80 TO-
Currnnts Red, S26225 per bu, i
California Fruits lums. ~ 90 y ~ .
per box; peaches, Slu l2o per ooA'
pears. S3a 3.25 per box.
Dates PERSIAN. new 1N1t2c' cards
tgsAc ID. Dromedary. 12SO case
medium. ii aI2c; No. 2. 09loc per 10.
FIGS = lIsported, Lao l0e' d. SAti-
fornia, soc per box
Fresh Vegetable. - dreen peppers
1850 per crate. soc per basket: cucum.
bers, 80 case, radlshcs, long lVc'
round o. per dOz.. tomatoes, canadian
~ at baskets So 9Oc, green beans, 81
per hamper, pie plant, 2Oc per dozen;
green corn, home grown 200 soc Der
doZ green peas, $2u2.2j per hamper,
wax beans, home grown, 81 per bu., not
house tomatoes, . locc per 10
AOOseberries s. q 70 per
Homer Fancs white new. ,ls9lSe;
an Der, 100 lie 10. extracted, 0Sc 10
Hay-Detrolt SHIPPERS are pey'n tns
lotR, T. O. b Detroit. No. l timothy
SIS JO4l7; standard, sl5.0O4 10, NO, :
timothy. s15.50g To- No 5 naked sISoV
ga, light mixed. 5000 y TO- rye straw.
$50 50. wheat and oat straw, so
Hides No. cured, l4hc; No,
green hides l2Ac; No l cured bulis'
iaC; No, 1 green bulls. lOc. No 1
cured veal Kip, l7c, Ne. 1 green veal
kip. l5c; No / cured murFaln, lZc; NO
! green murraln. lOci 40 4 cured SAlI'
$3.50, Nc. 2 horse, $500, No. taiIoW,
SC, No. T. &c. No. 2 hides, lc on; NO.
kip and cals, nc on sheepskin' as 70
amount OF wool. 35CQ3l.50.
HuckIeberries $2504 275 per bu.
Lemons Messlnos, S5.oU46, Cai!tor
ma, f6.6047 per box
Iimes--Sl y, l.25 per box
MeiOns-M atermelons, gJ4 soc each
Rocky Fords. S3.254 $50 per case.
AIusbrOOus--S5 u 4Oc per Id.
Oranges NdlenClas, $50
a. per box.
UniOns-southern, $3.50 per cWt
PencheS-lu six-basket crates. white
$11542, yellow $40 $3.50 per crate
Potatoes Virginia, S5.-69 $50 per
bbl.
Poultry Tive hens, 1874 q l6c; 80. 2
II "a i4C, stays, 100 lie, old ROSTERS
loC, springs, zUu zlC, geese Toe. ducks
lac, stays, l0u1lC. ola ROSTERS Toe
brOlCrs, &lU &c, seese. iOc, ducks, IA
ttl6c, turkeys, lIG lSc per Ii.
PineappIes-Florida s3Q4.25 per
crate,
RHspberrieS -Red $4a45O per bu.,
Taiiow-No. !. oc: No 2. 6he ID
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
nUTTER Am EGGS.

Butter-Creamery extras &c: hrstA
zoe. dairy. lSc. packing stock I5c
per 10.
Eggs Fresh receipts cases included
frsts 20 re current receipts, Isl &c per
dOZ. Receipts. ANI cases
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
CHICAGO GRAIN-

CHICAGO. July 2f.-Openine -
Wheat July up &c. september uu
&c. December up Ac Corn July ur
@c. September up &c. December mac
tive. OatsN July up &c, September
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22

Accented and adopted q. follow
Yeas-Ald Allan, Barnett Eahlow.
Blcn case. De Galdu, blA, F.ald GuIa
ing. Knapp I.empke, Lifted. lodge.
Move. o. Brieu. owen. Rcld B.fh4git
RuttDr Schemansky Schultz Skrz,ckA
vernon Wart"i NeUZ.
Wilson and the PresidCnt-a2
NnNs--Nnne.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22
NEw YoRI< MrrAI. M,RKET.

NEW YORK. July ~ THE metal ex-
,hanEc closed quiet spot copper. $i3.25
ID 1850, lead t3S5T3g5
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22

au.tne.s-IIEe Printing. so fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat KIND that
looks right. Times Printing Co. Is
John R.-st Phone Main 1923.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-22


INSPECTORS Jos,pn collins. sf- Fort
twenty second stt,ct.. James d. Lcddy.
l4 Twentieth street,
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m E.Gart BOD ,rv-.,srl@tl, ..tr..r Inru
Ii T.u,4 l4l rv-.rt, foIIrtb street.
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THIRD DISTRICT
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- i-- A y e -l-- 81 - ~
lh"iF l'1me, t.1'I WelI N-~rl'hN ~ t''I
inspectors FRANK lihaopN, ~ l'',
/ gh"r avenue WllLHW a. lHfnsnaW. ~
.utr aNrhH" Nllghiei ht''t ~ nee
'her avenue.
TENTH DISTINCT
REGISTRAR -Deorgl- d. GulloZ hair
mau N2s STANLEY avenue James n
Wheeler 1901 Twruty-aGtN street.
EuErrr D. Berry I%nE TWonu third
street
uspvDtors Harvey s. N,ty 1888
a.. 1.25 Grand RIVER avenue VIM.
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p - -, 7 lfsir-
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ig-t.a ~ rhare pi Itrt,rk ~ Phelps.
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Nrpfstr.lrs Waiter Barrie chairman,
lU94 I1tNr3D avenue. Edward Bow
imam. -4 dexter boulevard William =
Gldfou 32S Columbus aytuuc.
InspecrGrs Edward J Warren 20
peNter boulevard caleb J. Cross. lo3t
I',tbr,n ayenue.. oliver a i}cu8WaN,
glU. Northwestern avenue.
Adopted
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'y az Lett ,r,,, l,e p,l,ijt IJ..rtirr
Is Ina fs b|r.iry r,utIrst
ia, li,,,tt.. tx ~. rr..f,I ou
S ,- - nEs tl,tk north 81
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Fy @m iie.d p.,,i1 .r5,..tfrg
Resolved, That t'le 'unliG ,..L', ,..l,
~ ~, ore,.t,l a.
~ ~ =. lf.,,tsr a,,l D..u-
rle, stiat satd. street
l'tl ssf.. Hnldtp having
recently 3ern co'N]nll'ed az '''S Pm
A'f'N ..tNy,- t>t.N-T,rT VAIN
a., AIa EnIirnsr.
pe,oI,,ei trb1t perntlssion be and lis
,,,,s .ross street a. thG. IN
fsc.,,n,t,,n nf eampheli and buchanan
~ .tf,r ~ ttvn weeks
Adopted
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
BY Aid schultz.
l.ttir,iaeinn H. and Is hereby request
"a 10 cause arm light 20. DC erected on
bradley avenue midway between : ls-
cher ANA Crane avenues
Adopted
pcgnivlJ T,nnt proper proceedings
rtEe property bounded by tHuhrld ave