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The Detroit times., 1914-01-03
DECLINE FORCED
BY BEAR" men
Little News on Which to Fore
cast Future of Operations
i'm Stocks
.(copyrioht, 1914, by New York Even
inn post COY

ing Post co.,
MEN YORK, Jan. 3.-The day 5
stock market opened with sharp
~ general decline, which carried
d6wn prices OF the more active
snn6res. during the opening hour,
4 p<nt and In some cases more. This
Vement was rather obviously the
GG$come OF organized operations Tor
~ decline. and resembled in most
/, q bects the drives" which were
1a1le at-prices, from similar quar-
focs. during November and DecenbeE~
r. caused some temporary cOnsterna-
t1on in wail,st itself where a differ
&nf action OF the market had been
booked for. but II appeared 10 nave
1nDent it's force when the day S trans
roctions were half over and gradual
Recovery was In progress during 'he
Anal hours CT business.
N There was not much news on Whlch
ITO base either favorable or uniaVof-
able conclusions regarding the gen
eral situation: Wall-st. was chlehy
occupied In discussing the numerous
very recent developments. Another
rise in sterling, ON the heels OF yes
terday's 10 per cent call money rate
aroused fresh conjecture as TO me
probable course OF foreign eXchahse
ard the international gold movement
in the immediate future.
The Imperial Bank OF Germany gave
out today a statement OF me Weeh
transactions which was even more
remarkable than those OF French OF
English banks. It's gold holdings oe-
creased nearly S7OOO,OoO ana Hs
loans expanded Sl35,O0O,00o. Each
reflects larger demands than those
of this week year ago: but me
changes leave the gold reserve Sss'-
900 900 over 1913. and the loans slol''
900 900 under 1t.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-03
ENTRIES COMING
in FOR ANNUAL
SPEEDWAY RACE
Beaver Bullet" is Latest to
Make Debut for Big Auto
mobile Classic
Is FIFTH MACHINE
TO BE ANNOUNCED
Bob Burman May Take Part in
Fast Event i'm His Own Bur
man Special

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. "a Beaver
Bullet" manufactured by the Beaver
Co.,Nof Beaver Falls. Pa,
has been entered N the next 500-mile
ACE on the motor speedway here next
May. The lrm is new one that
plans TO establish itself. as did Stutz,
through participation in the racing
game It's car viii lNe one OF the fastest
in recent years. II Is said. CARRYING
a motor just under the speedway dis
placement limits. No driver has been
named as yet
The entry of the Beaver marks the
fifth 20 be received 10 date, the Anel,
sponsored by Horace Thomson, or
Battle Creek. Mich, two Stutzes, and
Gray Fox. nominated by Frank T.
Fox. OF this city comprising the 9th
ers This is a greater number than
has ever been at hand previously dur
ing this time OF the year, indicating.
Ii Is held. greater interest In the
game among participants than ever
before
There Is possibility. however, that
one OF the above named cars, the
Anel. may cheat the speedway out OF
al additional entry. Plans have been
contaminated IL is said 10 place Boz
Burman in the saddle, letting him
build il 10 suit himself In that case
It's name will probably DE changed To
"Burman Special, ef some other
more significant title, II is thought.
Originally Burman had planned 70 en-
ter Independently
Word has been received from Eng
land that Harry Grant who competed
last year in an Isotta, has purchased
two Sunbeams for entry here. togeth-
or withfa chap named Markle. form
ely mechanician te-the- Late Louis
Strang. Grant. IL Is known. recently
i.l4lIrna-ed -Eurnne-fn -1hts- expEeSs
purpose. He is being backed by W.
Ziegler Jr, a Boston millionaire. who
has always been one OF Grants mos;
loyal admirers The two new fliers
are expected effectually 10 wipe out
ali OF last seasons unpleasant mem
cries.
Several other foreign entries are
also reported 70 be brewing. accord
ing TO group OF American motor
experts who recently returned from
aoroad. among them Spencer Wishart
the Mercer crack. who has been visit
ing his people in London. Ofncial en-
try OF an additional Sunbeam. to be
piloted either by Chassagne holder
OF the worlds hour record. or Resta
another famous European driver, Is
thus said 10 be contemplated. as Is
a pair by the Peugeot factory. IN
Goux and Boillot. Frances almost I'M
beatable team. Outside OF that there
is a possibility OF the Vauyhall, ap
o,her English car. coming In. while
GIyot Is figuring on bringing over'a
Delage. Three Mercedes are also said
to be building.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-03
TripoIitan War.

WASHINGTON Jan ;3-Afifft rec=
ords show that 1850 silver dollars
were coined In 1904. Collectors have
understood that the number was much
less than 100. but that in 1858 other
dollars were struck from the 1870 die
Mint Director Roberts said that In
1906 a presidential order was issued
forbidding the coinage OF silver
money above the denomination OF
half "a dollar.
This order was rescinded later and
for many years there was no pro-
hibltion against striking coins from
old dies. II Is now forbidden. MIR
Roberts recalled story that s04 dol
lars were used TO pay sailors I'm the
war with Tripolf and that many Of
the dollars had been lost at sea.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-03

size: STANDARD go. Table Reets. s1.25
rl4o Peas. nancy, eAely June : 30:
standard. 81 soaiScd, 600 l0r. salmon:
Buckeye, ,eii, gl.h5. Hat N.s5; Alaska
reds $50 Alanka pinks. sl.lS. Toma-
toea. $40 Marr0wrat peas. 81. early
June SIZE. siited earh sane flAO
per dOz
Feed Jonbing prices IN i60-lb.
sacks. bran, s25, coarse mlddnnss. so.
fine fhiudllugs, So. coarse, corn meal
S3I. cracked pDrn $50 corn and oat
chop. SO per ton
Fiour-1ohnlng prices: Best Mlchl-
gan patent. $3.50, second patent, siO9.
straight, 81 So. pure rye. s4.so. spring
lpaters. s. 10 20" hbl in wood
Hardware Nails. Fi.ss case. plain
anuealed wire, SI.s5 per c'tt galvan-
spool. galvanized sheets. -igauhe
y3l0; 26-sause, s2.26, ,, gauge, S34O,
29-gaugc. Sos &0-gouse. $3.50 per
cwL, single hit aNles. brunzed s9.75
sheets, .c-sauge. az, 5.-gauge. S. 90;
-S-gauge. 500 per cWt. carriage bolts,
small, 70 and 10 per cent of. large 40
and 10 PEE cent on list, machine bolts
smAlL-tS and J o pc cent on, large. 10
AND NJ per cent gn
Ons-Raw linseed. See: boiled lin.
seed. zoe. Diamond headlight kerO-
sene, iUtzc. perfection. lie. PalAcine
lSa Crown gasoline, l9c per sal.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, 81 90. lam
lly, SIS 30 %. clear oaCKB $I9.JOiD2l:
hams hams. i5ls Q lec; brishets l2'. 2 y &c,
lard IN tIerccs lilo. kettle rendered.
l2lac 10
sugars Corrected daily hy w %.
Edgar q sons crystal dominoes glib.
$50 du 5-lb. $40 Englc tablets.
81 cutioaf $3.50 cubes Si.9J. NN%N
powdered. S495 standard powdered.
$3.50 grauulatCd eNtra coarse s. go:
granulated. nne. i'm bulk st4o. 4ranu-
lated, -a-lh cottous. $tla crystal
domiDo gran. --lb and s-ih cartons.
HF cases $3.50 diamond a st.50. cou-
PETITIONERS a $3.50 so. 8 Sf4b No 9,
S4.51. NJ. g. $3.50 40. St-5 No 8.
sl20 No. = 50 10 80 no. Sf1o 40.
~ si.oo. SO. d. s. 40. l3 S3.95. no.
-. $500 SO. 49,, S2G5 uou-.a kng
mixture. $50, beet granulatrd So -.
househ0ld nuwd. u. LA ~ .Ase s.lu.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-03
SENATOR SENDS LETTER
TO MAYOR Carl" MARX

Senator Charles f. Townsend Is In
bad" with Mayor Marx The mayor
received q letter Saturday morning
bearing the personal signature OF the
senator and addressed 10 Carl
Marx. Mayor" The letter asked the
mayor 10 be the guest of the Michi
gan association OF Washington al a
banquet on Jan. q, and to give toast
on any subject that he might choose.
10 Is doubtful II the mayor viii at
tend. II Is even dubious n he VIII
Acknowledge the receipt ~ The letier.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-03
DROPS CHARGES AGAINST
HIS WIFE'S BROTHER

Assuring the police that he would
rather swallow his loss OF several
thousand dollars worth of groceries
teas and coffees. than have trouble
in his family, Benjamin Levint. pro-
prietor OF the Imperial Coffee 4 Gro
Gerry Co, No. 246 Napoleon-st, drop
ped his charges OF grand larceny
against his wife's brother, Herman
Mellin Friday night. and also dropped
the charges OF receiving stolen proper
~ against Jacob Edelstein, grocer. at
No. 437 Hastings-st. and Joseph kop-
man, grocer. at No 490 Hastings-st.
My wife cried SO hard. and her
mother cried so hard. that | think Id
better drop the cases" I.eyint told De-
tectiyes Plies and Grossman.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-03

Hudson bay fisheries are to be
thoroughly investigated from com
mercial standpoint by the Canadian
government, as it is expected that
with the opening OF the Hudson Bay
railway q large fishing Industry VIII
be developed. The number OF steam
ers entering Hudson bay this year
from the Atlantic has been the larg-
est on record. including two which
brought cargoes OF pitch pine all the
way from Mobile, Ala for use at the
railway terminal under construction
at Port Nelson.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-03

Danger signals al grade crossings
being installed by one OF the eastern
railroads are expected to prove to be
very effective. Az soon as a train
comes within mile OF the crossing
the signal shows a red light and a
gong that can be heard five hundred
yards away begins TO ring, Both
warnings continue to act until the
train has passed, when the gong
ceases and the red light changes to
white should the wires become de-
ranged. or should anything happen
to the mechanism. the signal on the
disk flashes to danger and remains
there until repairs are made.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-03
MARKETS and FINANCE

th0t about al The What they have on
the Canadian northwest rs nov in -.
show case The leading bullish lh-
fiuence ~ found in the shor, Afgeh
tine harvest Liverpool corn was easy
ana tcN
cash wheat and the speculative 'hl
OK the proposition. Receipts are sin"I'
ana IL II pretty generally believed 'a''
the movement W4il cont .iDv 7i'hi i'i
the remainder OF the season unless "a
good advance comes 20 draw out 'He
FARMERS reserves @fue Wtntrf NhFA'
farmers are expected 10 sell mo-
nprra.llN owing A. tne ,plehu IN,
peet tor Dle winter wheat 't'f
Cusn demand pa Detroit Is pNitl "l"
miners report very SLOW W"u'
the market was du4 ana h"" t''
REGULAR CtOsc CASH rtt was oi' ii'H@
ed, May iic higher ana ,aSu Ni'''"
corn ana oar. Were easy and un-
changed Eyc declined ic ana Deans
advanced 81 The seeds Uare u"-
Receipts in the DetrQrr- market SAT !,
surdal Included 1000 bola ot HouI
cars Of wheat sol corn, ol oats ahG
or barley Withdrawals were luNe
bhls ot hour. 1909 ou ot neat ana tu
TN t4.--l-- sl-l Il Il -4nn- In
oil wheat ISTun0 bu ot corn -i"e nu
og oats aFG 4015o hu ot rye
Mh~aT stocks at Minneapolis an
creased $4,000 bu Tor One day lot"l
stocks are lA.115.eo0 Hu. against H.
d
Estimated wheat exports thls wees
eNclusiye of North America o'oVV.9oo
bu
Receipts Of wheat SATURDAY south
West 5000 bu. against 10000 bu a
ycar ago Chicago. 1876 cars, against
S.. Duluth. lbf cars. against 800 Min
neapeis -4N cars. against IFS. VIM
uipeg. 80 cars. against l,l6s
Primary wheat receipts were ''o.-
COO bu. against 9tl 900 bu a wear ago
Exports Of wheat ana -four Satur-
day. $4,000 bu.
Wheat quotations: cash 80 red.
use asked. Nav opened with an ad-
vance of i,c al $l04A. advanced 70
Sl0s4s and closed at S1g4h No !
white, 97c asked. coarse grain quo
tatious. Corn. cash No. s. 64c No. 3
yellow. 66c asked. No yellow. ] car
az 6t1ae, at Gle oats: STANDARD,
Ale, No white, t0iec asked No. 4
white. zoe. Rye Cash No. .. Csc
asked. Beans Immediate and prompt
shipment. 81 So January, 81 Feb
ruary. sl9e. Cloverseed. Prime spot.
Se.s5 March, So sample red. so
bags at $3.50. "a al IS %; prime al
silte. Slt.25. sample alsike. - bags at
$3.50. Timothy Prime spot $3.50.
Alfalfa Prime spot $1.25
The Detroit times., 1914-01-03
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Nan. s.-Ciose: Rad wire
k>t dull on SATURDAY The early tone
.0rno Arm owing to higher cables.
v liverpool came In with hrm tone
~ 1atur1i9y ana the close was at q
~ advance for the short session. a
cash demand was reported and
/)Ingo were Arm. Argentine hold
40 not Offering their nyv wheat
~ and Europe II bidding little
~ winnipeg IL not pushing
kco( for export and the feeling u
The Detroit times., 1914-01-03
NEW YoRk s,NIx sT,Trur~r

NEW 1VItK. Jan S.-ThO Weekly
actual bank statement issued today.
showed the following changes,
surplus. increased S2St6 500. loans
increased s1G.i27. 900. specie. increased
$3.50. 900; legals, increa sed Sales, 700,
deposits. Increased S3o.7l606O. circu
lation, increased $4,000. surplus re-
serve. sl2,1S9.559
The Detroit times., 1914-01-03
CHICAGO PROVISION MARKET.

CHICAGO. Jan. 81 Butter. ENtras
35izc nrsts. 2sa 32c. dairy extras. 29c.
irsts. 20 y u zee Eggs Ordinary, a0iss
frsts, 32iac Cheese skins l6H
l6l2c Young Americas. 16is q 1914 C.
Potatoes Michigan. I0m zoe. WiscOn-
sin lon isc: Minnesota. 79n 55r Live
poultry. Fowls, l3al3tsc ducks t4ie
10 Nc. geese. l3fl4c. chickens
(springers), l89i3i2c. turkeys. Use.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-03
CHICAGO GRAM AND PRODUCE.

IHILALfl, Jan y " HVNt stNrted
strong and e higher for May and
&c higher Tor yuly today cased on a
on the advance. The early gains Were
based on higher Liverpool prices and
light offerings iu n" local market.
Corn was under depression at the
start shading fraction easier at the
openin, gong ana losing sc in tho
first half hour Gable prices We're
lower and the Improvement Ia weather
conditions led 10 the belief that re-
ccipts In the next few days VIII be
very heavy. oats were easier on ac-
count OF the decline in corn. oats ru
lures losing a fraction 10 Ac. Pro-
visions started a shade easier. despite
firm hog prices and with liberal Of
ferings declined sharply.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-03
TOLEDO GRAIN ANp PROVISIONS

TOLEDO. O. Jan. J.--Wheat. Vasn
81 MAY, sl05. corn Cash, 81 he! May
6SAc. .luly 69Ac. oats. Cash 40l7c;
Nav, 43Ac: July. 42c. Rye; Cash
81 i.c Cloverseed. Cash and Jan. $40. .
March. s945 Alsike: Cash. slI;
March. sll15. Timothy: cash S. so;
Feb and March s267 Butter. eggs
and haV. Unchanged
The Detroit times., 1914-01-03
PRODUCE MARKET

very moderate. poultry is perhaps an
exception, as there is an excellent de-
mand for live chickens The accuNu-
lated stocks have now been cleaned
out and as there is not much dressed
poultry coming Ia the market Is well
cleaned up for over sunday. The egg
market lost a part OF It's recent ad
vance. yesterday. and some dealers are
looking for "A small decline la butter
pri, es next week Steadiness in the
whole list Is the feature OF the market
at present
Appiss-No. l. s45O@S; No. ?. s2rs
a $50 per Dbl western box apples.
s2.254 2.75. per box.
Bananas shipping stock. 81 90
Q225 per bunch
B~sns-Dried Lima. 7G7Mc per ID
California Fruif--Pomegranates, $3.50
per case,
c.allaowsrs-sl.soGl;7s per dog
Cabbage s225M250 per Dbl
CsbbsgeA-s2Q2 per bbl.
Cheese holesale prices Michigan
Oats, IL II p ice: New York, II u a lsc;
limburser. l4Wl5c domestic Swiss,
long horns. l7ac; daisies. me per 10.
Dates--Persian. new. "a isc: Fards
sUyl1c yer H.; Dromedary. $3.50 per
can.
Dressed Hogs-Light. sqs3sc: heavy.
Dressed ca,,-. - Fancy, 1sg1sc
common. l2W &c per 10.
California, 35c per box.
Ftnnan Haddies-.llc per 10.
Fresh Vegetables Green peppers. ~
gS.2s per crate soc per basket, GU
cumbeRs, hot house, s2GA per doz.
lettuce. Mot house, ia lse; [beets. 81 %
1.10 per bu: parsley. 15G20c per doz.
tomatoes. hot house. 20Q25c per ID;
Hubbard squash. s25n3o per ten. rad
ishes goo 26e per doz. head lettuce
Florida. t.taH3 nor dOx
Grape Frutt-t31bM per box
Grapes Malasas. s4u7 per bbl.
Honey-fancy white. new. $50 lec
amber. lOQlic per ID; extracted. 79sc
per 10.
Bay-Dotrolt shippers are paying the
following prices for +aled hay In car
lots, o. b. Detroit: No. ] timothy
Timothy, Si2pls. No. mixed, sl3 q
1850. light mixed, yi4Ql450. rye
stray ssgs. wheat and oat straw.
Hickory Nut.-sLSoQI.75 per bu.
n'c~s-No cured. iAhe No !
urea urea v NS hp srfs zen bulls %o s Green No Veal
kip. lac; No. cured murrain &c; No.
] green murrain i0c. No. 1 cured calf.
US ~ So r horse saf 20 No 20 ,a aH5.
&C. No. 2; Sc; No hides. lc on No.
kip and calf. re on shsspskin as
10 smsS., &. w2o 'sss4ssooS ca,,for
lila. Sc 50f6 per box.
Ifmes-ti "a 1b2 per don
Oranges r. New California naveis
ssds.5o. new Floridas. 81 zoos per
7 box. -
] Onions Yellow, si.ss> per bu: go
2.i0 per sack: spanish. yli0 per crate
Potatoes-Car lots. track Detroit. 10
sacks. 7OT75o. in bulk. $50 zoe per bu
4 Poultry live hens ia y a. Zoe
springs. 151l5i4cs geese. 14Gt5c
ducks lSH11c. turkeys. 2ou2Ic pei
10. Dressed hens. IN i5c. chickens
16ni7o. geese. i6617c. ducks. t7m1Sc
turkeys. 216 ESQ. guinea chickens
s3.15fe4 per doz
Pfnesppies--s4 1906 per crate
Rsbbits--S20 2.10 per dor.
I cweet Potatoes Jersey, kiln dried
81 SOLO per bu.
Tstlow--Np I. SC: No. 2. sac per ~
lDHBrNo PRICES.
A Canned Goos s--Apples, gals. So rs q
. $50. oal<ed benns. lib. 50deOc. Lms
The Detroit times., 1914-01-03
-@4444A44sa-44s4-

CHICAGO Jan Opening Wheat.
May up re. July up isc Corn; May
down g. July down lac Oats May
steady. July down nc. Provisions
steady
Close Wheat: MAY up sc July = g.
Corn. May down a. July down 80.
Oats Nav steady July up ~ Pro-
visions Firm, shading higher
The Detroit times., 1914-01-03
MONEY MARkET

NEW YORK. Jan Bar silver:
London 20 yl6th pence Now York.
81 y Demand sterling sts5.75U
$3.50
The Detroit times., 1914-01-03
{. s. GOVERNMENT BONDS
n. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE
LIVESTOCK
EAST ~ FFALo.
a. $IeXens, lI,INr mock Ken


BuI~tAL0y y. Y9 Jan. cattle.
Receipts four ears market steady,
prime 1850 10 1.460-lb steers. sS.508
SIS. best 100 TO l,300-lb SsEs 80;
best 100 TO 200-fb, S7.S5 aS.25;
coarse and plain weighty fat steers
$500 us. fancy yearlings baby beef
IS. 25fIs75 medium 10 good, 81 u
cttt,tee-- -.-4+'-ttr
1,i00-lb. s7500s. fair 10 good do, s. Il
q 40 extra good cows. 1915 Gt 7.25;
best cows, s6.50I6.75 butcher cows.
S5.25 n5.75 cutters, s425G $50; trim.
mers. $3.50 3.75: choice heifers. 81 80
as medium butcher heifers $500
light butcher heisers. s6u6i0. stock
helfers. s. IS a 80. best feeders, s6.50
Q725 fair 20 good. SIS % a SO. fancy
stock steers $3.50, best stock steers,
1919 Q6.25 common light STOCK steers,
SIS IS a s ga. extra sa' butcher bulls s.
al rs bologna bulls ssHe50; stock
bulls common 10 good j546 best
mixers and springers So n 100. me-
dunn to good $50 GT0
Sheep and lambs. Receipts 20 cars;
market. slow top lambs SS.25 S.35 !,
yearlings. Sc 25; wethers. $3.50 n s;
ewes. s5G5.2b.
Hogs Receipts. 40 cars. market
slow all grades. sS35mS4O
Calves 81 n 2 %
The Detroit times., 1914-01-03

Job Printing Done Right. Times
printing CO.. II John r st
The Detroit times., 1914-01-03
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
NETTING

The regular annual meeting Of the
Stockholders Of the Detroit city Gas
Company will be held Monday, Jan
uary Goth. 1914. at . o'clock D., m, ~
the Once Of the Company In Detroit.
CHARLES :. RITTER,
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-03
NEW YORK rRoDuCE.

NEW YORK Jan. 3.--Flour. Quiet
and unchanged. Pork. Firm mess.
s23. 20 q 23.I5. Lard STEADY. middle
west spot, sl0so 1880. sugar: Raw.
dun. centrifugal se test, ss1SF3 %;
muscovado 50 test y262U213 rdhncd
dull. cut loaf SO 20 crushed. s515,
powder ed, 20M425 graduated. 81 "a
40 Coffee Rio No on spot. sisc.
Tellow Easy city, 6ssc country. So
sac; special e. HAY Firm. prime,
ylO2L iI.05: No. 3, 751S7iac clover.
SIS u 95C. Dressed poultry. Dull. tur-
Keys l6427c, chickens. 13G csc. fowls,
100 Use, ducks. l0ulyc Live poultry:
Firmer. geese. lie ducks l6M1Sc;
fowls, 16u lblsc; turkeys, I~ti zoe
BOOSTERS, l2r, chickens. 10 10 y C..
Cheese quiet. firm. state milk com
mon 10 specials 14n17i.c. SKINS com
mon TO specials. GH14c. full skins. ?
Il SC Butter Quiet. receipts. $3.50;
creamery extra SGia 1t3Tiac. state
dairy tubs. Z0N &3c, imitation creamery
hrsts. ~ n2SiaC Eggs. Quiet. re-
ceipts. li.T45. neNrby white fancy, as
n Soc. nearby mixed fancy 36uGTc.
fresh frsts. 35ia q 3sc.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-03

Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co. Is John R-st
The Detroit times., 1914-01-03
.mRBrNo pRrCEs.

canned Gesss-Apples, gals. $3.50
beans. siQ1.2s. Corn. Fancy Maine,
The Detroit times., 1914-01-03
Union STOCK YARDS.

UNION SHOCK YARDS, CHICAGO.
Jan Clogs Receipts 10 600 head
marked strong and 81 higher mixed
and butchers. sTS0nS20. good heavy.
S7s0QS.35: rough heavy. $500 Z. 80;
light $TS0GSI5. pigs. $7d7.s0 cat
tie Receipts. 1.2O0 head market.
steady. beeVes. S6SOM91O. COWS and
heifers 81. $50. stockers and feed
ers. S5uT.45, Texans $500 so I.
calves. s7mii40 sheep Receipts
25 600 head market. slow and steady
native. St.70d 6.l0. western. s4.15uG.l0.
lambs. t6.I0 n go western, 1915 as 20.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. O.. Jan. 3-Hogs Re
ceipts. 1000 head: market hrm and sc
higher heaYies. $500 workers. ana
pigs, $40 Cattle Receipts 3 cars;
market. steady Sheep and lambs. Re
ceipts. 10 cars. market. steady Calves:
Receipts 100 head Si2 tor.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-03

Pfpesppies--st7 1916 per crate.
Rabbits -s202.10 per doz
gweet Potatoes kiln dried.
~ - q 40 per bu.
Tstiew--Np 1. &c: No. 2. SIC per ID.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-06-13
Saturday, June 20
Baseball League
is Making Good

The Cache valley league is GER
tainly making good. The interest in
baseball is keener than It has ever
been before. Up in Lewiston the
fans are very enthusiastic and are
continually calling for more games.
The Lewiston team is composed OF
Young players who are now develop
ing into one of the fastest teams Lew
iston has ever had.
The Logan team has had great sue
cess SO far this season, but now with
q new team and a different manager
things may not go so easily. Manag-
er Rose had a very good team, but
now that the Aggies are leaving IT
will be more of task to develop a
team. Up at Franklin next Monday
several games will be played. The
Wellsville team will meet the fast
Lewiston team in the afternoon for
a $50 purse. In the morning the Pres
ton team will take on the Franklin
aggregation. The Franklin pitcher has
the league record so far this season
for striking out. In recent game
with Wellsville he famed twenty one
batsmen and only allowed one hit.
The fans who have seen him play
say that he will easily make the Dig
league by next season.
The following is the Cache valley
league baseball standing:
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-06-13

Dock Robert Wilmer was a victim
of pickpockets on circus day. lie
says he had about $50 taken from
his pocket, two checks for $13.l and
$40. 90 respectively and about three
dollars in silver. After the discov-
cry had been made that the money
had been taken, Dock remembered
that two persons acted very strange
ly as he was getting on the street car
in a crowd. They interferred with
him somewhat but he paid no partlc'
ular attention until he went to pay
his car fare and then 1t was that
he suspected pickpockets.
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Dental Society
to Meet Here
Continued from page one)

Much credit is due the Logan Dem
tai Society. for obtaining this meet.
Ing for Logan. They have proved
themselves our best and most consis.
tent boosters. Logan takes pride in
the fact that a member OF the local
society, DR.. 8. b, Thatcher, is pres.
ident OF the State Dental Society.
The following is a program of the
Fmeeting:
Friday, June 10
. a. m. Paper, Noyocaine as a
local Anasthetic-W. s. Paine, Og.
den. sa
II a. M, Paper. Pulp removal and
root canal; 'fillins--A. d. Barber. "
/ p. M, Paper. A study of root ca.
nails, illustrated with colored slides
from original drawings DIR. Her.
bert J. samuels, Oakland. California.
1880 p.. m, Paper, Dental diseases
and their relations to eye troubles,
illustrated with forty slides--Dr.
Herbert j. Samuels.
8 p. m, Discussion-Dr. A. Ray
Irvine, Salt Lake. 70.
$3.50 p. m, Paper, A broader pro-
fessionalism-Dr. G. Maurice Crow,
Los Angeles, California.
4:30 p. m, Table Clinic, A COM
bination gold and porcelain inlay
DR.. G.. Maurice Grow.
Z $3.50 p. M. Table Clinic, Practical
inlay making-Herbert J. Samuels !.
$50 p. m, Table Clinic, Demon
onstration of soldering-Dr. Herbert
j. Samuedls.
Saturday, June 20
ga. D., Any unfinished papers from
Friday.
10 a. m, Business and election OF
new officers.