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The Pulaskian., 1915-12-03

Capt. N. A. Marshall. s7 years old, has been married at Daytona. Fla, ts- Miss Elsie Stevenson, F.
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-03

Only routine business came before the meeting of the State Highway Commission The three members of the commission, w. B. Owen, chair man: A. S. Kilgore of Magnolia and Thomas Burress of Jonesboro, at tended
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-03

Fire loss Of nearly S1,25O,O0O was experienced. when approximately IA 900 bales of cotton were destroyed by fire at the storage yards of Pine Bluff Compress Company.
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-03

Eighteen prisoners at the state pen itentlary will be transferred to the state farm at Cummins. Among the number is Ashley Ward, one of the three men sentenced to life imprison- ment for the murder of Agus Medley, Ward is suffering with pellagra.
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-03

Gov. Hays stated to number of friends that he felt like new man since he gave out the statement a few days ago that he would not seek another term.
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-03

Architect T. Edison Mitchell of Jonesboro has just completed plans for cold storage plant for the Jones' boro Ice Company
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-03

Henry Jones fined $25 for assult to kill in Calhoun county last July was relieved of payment of the fine by a proclamation issued from the office of Governor Hays
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-03

John Clendenin of Harrison is fat turkey now weighs 46 pounds, and MT Clendenin hopes it will weigh 50 pounds when put on the table.
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-03

The Bay Village Live Stock Com. pany. capitalized at s20,00O. filed ar- ticles of incorporation with tho aoGs retary of state.
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-03

About 50 employees and patrons of an alleged lottery shop operated in Southport. Jefferson parish, La, wer~ taken into custody by state militia. which raided the place on orders from Gov. Hall
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-03

Business was suspended at Mag nolia recently when employers and employees worked the road leading in to that town.
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-03

A date for the Democratic State Convention and pportionment. by counties, of delegates to the conven- ters taken up by the Democratic State Central Committee at it's meet ing here December 9.
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-03

Hugh R. Carter, state highway engi- neer, was in Lewisyille inspecting plans and bids for the construction of several bridges.
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-03

Deputy State Bank Commissioner Thos c. McRae Jr. sold the assets of the defunct Citizens Bank and Trust Company of Prescott at public sale for $5,631.17.
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-03

The Stillwell Mercantile Compan, If Gillett has put out more than S1, coo for oceans thus far this season.
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-03

The State Banking Department turned over to c. B Colvin all assets of the defunct Bank of Perryville, un- der an order of the Perry County Chancery Court. MT. Colvin recently acquired all the capital stock and claims of the bank. The department is, relieved of further responsibility in liquidating the institution.
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-03

Governor Hays pardoned J. w. Mall iorv convicted of forgery in Pulaski county last May and sentenced to tour years.
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-03

The Bay Village Live Stock Com pany of Bay Village, 10 miles south of Harrisburg, has just been organized and incorporated with capital stock pI S2O,OOO
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-03

The Dixie Book Company of Arka delphia, capitalized at $3,000, filed ar ticles of incorporation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-05
-. frcn snndlN nflernnnn r,nc orgnn

city free sunday afternoon pipe organ
concerts in the big auditorium
The Apollo club and the Polyhymnia
cluh have oecu rehcarsiug for three
months the splendid production TO be
STAGED Tuesday evening, and they
should meet With a patronage that will
finance At least few free concerts
for the coming hot months. The two
ORGANIZATIONS are donating their SerN-
Ices in this connection and all profits
of the entertainment will go into the
free concert fund
The entertainment will be one OF
tho most elaborate musical produc-
tons ever staged in Oklahom9-in
fact. one part Of the evenings pro-
gram has never been witnessed west
W the Mississippi river. This is The
Vision II Sir LAunfal =" the English
rendition OF tho great masterpiece.
"parSifal"
This will be participated In solely
10y the great male chorus OF the Apollo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-05
SUNDAY CONCERTS
AT STAKE ON TUES

Upon the success " the Apollo club
Pos hNWniJ club concert In Couyeu-
uon hall next Tuesday night depends
largely the success or defeat OF tho
moNcmct to give 90 the people OF this
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-05

club and the Polyhymnia club, tine
latter being composed of some forty
Of the most gifted young ladies of the
city.
The performance will be a fair test
Cf popular priced entertainments in
Tulsa. too, and while the general ad-
mission to all parts OF the building
will be so cents, ii is an entertainment
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-02
Births.
BOYS

BOYS.
Peter Konkel. a5i wiliis-avs. east.
Bruno Petrowski, SIS Piquette-ave.;
Won Berendt. it4s Jos csmpau.ave;:
Lamniak. 5lsI Wesson-ave.. August
Mulawa. SGT Warren ave east. Peter
Stvwiarski, lao Parkwood- Peter
Hos. iist McDousaii-a'e;: s..sy
Jamula. 215 Wesson- ave, Carl Ten
bert. IS Herbert.aze-: Frederick J..
oliver. s&s Putnsm-ass- r. Arthur
Hooking. Harper hospital, BennIs
swartz. 3O7 Rowena-st. Frank vo-
ders. 40 Calumet ave; George Fisno:
10, FOG Russell-st.: Edw. Begma. 81
Leiand-st: Thomas Paine Troke. ls2
Seventeenth-st: Lad kaczmarek. ISL
Thirty, nr,,.ss Thomas nSn e g,0m Jsms..
isi psSois:, John Wilson IS 81.
Aub.n-ave Bruce HuIck. lss Engle-
wood Harry T. .wunderiick.
Grace hospital branch. Morris stein.
Harper hospital; Abnes Charles Page,
Pennsyivania- William Mark
Levyn. I05 Medbury ave; John Klo-
ka. House OF Providence.
GIRLS
Joseph Steer. l5c Cicotte-ave.; 10
seph Licht. 1919 Pennsylvania; stan
islaus Kanigorski. az Golfer
D iTwiS A Anthony s..paSes.k =
Albert; j. vercamgne, 655 Belvidere.
John Jankowiak. 1905 Dubois-st: z.
Smith. I2s Scotten-ave.; Cartel L.api-
carre. 467 Parker ave: Constantly
Minewsky. sos Grandy: William h.
I ritz. Brooklyn and Forest; Robert
West. s04 Hudson-st.: William Irvine,
l6l National. Francisek Switala. SO
Hendric: Peter Kultenik, ali Grandy-
ave James Cedar. Leesevilie. Mich. F.;
Louis Tarras. 1857 Field-ave.: George
a Brown. 5s4 Forrest; Rudolph
mier, 1920 ST. Aubin; Herman voll-
brecht. lo2 Cleveland; Henry shepard.
1884 twelfth st; J. Cubachowski.
1879 Michigan: Charles FISHERMAN.
81 Hendricks: Henry Anthony Papp,
1870 Mcclellan: John Black. 373
CIay-ave,: Peter Shanaver, ~ Lane
st. CTwins): Clarence B. Smith. ls
Spring. George Zimmerman. leo
Peterson: Joseph Pelisky. II Port
land: Nicholas A. Hoban. ESQ Twelfth;
James Remnant. LAG Trumbuil.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-02
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
Reported by Paine. Weber a Co.
Opening Close
BID Asked High Low BID Asked
BLACK HAND is
BLAMED FOR
TAKING BABY

Patrina Mazzale. baby daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mazzale. who
was kidnapped from in front Of her
home, No. 10 Larned-st. cast. Thurs
day afternoon. was still missing. Sat
urday noon.
II have heard nothing" said the
father, who with his wife, is broken
hearted over the abduction OF his
child.
Mazzale recently received Black
Hand letters. and Detectives Rog-
gers and Kobe. who are working on
the case. are Of the opiaion that the
baby was stolen after her father had
refused to comply with the demands
OF the blackmailers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-02
Marriage Licenses.
sam Aiken. Is; Ye.ta Rubin. 10.

sam s Aiken. -; Y.,ts N =. -;
LLOYD Young. %. Detroit; Mabel
Frank b, Mccresry. iG Nsttis
Frank C. Weston. 40 Highland
r. Hr,aar snf Poin, s%''a, a. Ann. name rynnl.
Rusesse wonders. rs. Detroit; Ellis
abeth Weber. IS. Fostorta, Q:
Louis Cierlin. "a; Anna Novfts -.
Alfred sansie. IA Esther A. Dan
Anthony Bantosre, 81; zona Nit
kewic. 90.
Gerald Hurd. -. Lydia Kosbaeh.
Aiphonse Hiiiart. rs, Crosse Poants;
Lena vanderhaeghe. IS. same.
William Abbs. %. Detroit; jennie
Barton. 20, Onstead. Mich.
Michael Zeracki. %. Agnes ostana,
James Mooney. 81; Margaret Webb.
Joxef spra1ysxak, IS; Feiixa dug
asx. 10
Emerie Taverne. IS; Leonie Re-
taniey Stachura. ~. Detroit: wlad-
yslswa Jakubiak. 20, .Alpena.
Charles i. volcke. 81: Elizabeth n.
Knorr, 80.
AtUctA CSiNrhis btsA0Ats ~ -
Reno. 81. Ecorse.
William Lesson, "a: Helena s.
Nick vuckovich. 81, Detroit. Mrieva
Miiosevich. 81. Highland Park.
George Leighty. 90. Cniontown.
Pa: Olive Rhodaback, 30. same.
Pilip Boyatir. ssi Efrosinia. Bon
darchik. rs
John Przytuiski. 81: Irene Louxon.
Henry v. Reynolds, Is. Anderson.
Ind: Helen VI. Davis. 81. same.
Peter Nieckurz. IS. Mary Gazdan.
Rodney l. Bears. IS. Detroit. Grace
l. Decker. -. wixon. Mich
Alois Follibant. 80; Vaieria Con-
Pant Kariov. 20: Julia Hutera. 10.
Frederick Book. ~: Ethel l.
Young. 10.
Konstantine Bartusx. ~; Zona SINE
xawska. 20.
Charles Jacobs. ~. Rogers City,
Mich: Henrietta Schneider. IS. De-
troit
Joseph Lascda. IS: Mary wrodel,
81
John A. Duner. 81. Detroit; Emily
Button, 10. Chicago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-02
UNGRATEFUL MAN
ATTACKS BROTHER
WHO AIDED HIM

Kosta Kitsos, Greek grocer at No.
6s1 Grand River-ave.. had his broth
er. vassilios Kitsos. 35 years old. ar
rested, Saturday morning. when the
latter tried TO kill him with razor,
in a row over money. but Kosta.
who is 40. fat, and prosperous look.
ing was very sorrowful when he
learned that the story was going in
the paper.
Its my brother, anyway. and I'd
rather II doesn't go in the paper"
he said. He tried to kill me with
razor because would give him
500 after giving him more than $500
In the two years he has been here.
but he Is my brother and ! don't
like to shame him"
Kitsos says that he has been
here eight years and has prospered.
He has given to his family. most Of
them back In Greece. $4,000 in that
time.
Then. two years ago. Vassilios
came here. fugitive from q nomi-
eide charge in Greece, Kosta Kitsos
says.
Every day. he asked me for
money" Kosta says. Day after
day for months ] gave him money.
Sometimes 500 at time. But this
morning, he stopped me on the
street and demanded $50, told him
I couldn't give II to him and he
drew a razor and slashed at my
throat"
vassilios was overpowered. and
Detective Edward Gill arrested him.
He Ia held for the immigration au.
thorities, for deportation. as Kitsos
says he does not want to prosecute
him, but wants him sent away.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-02
P0LLASkY
IN TROUBLE
Rude Taxi Man Sues
Subway Seer for
City Tours

Marcus Pollasky. subway promot-
or. who has often dashed Detroit
by his appearance and his schemes.
and who reappeared q few days ago.
after an absence of about two years.
Is again in trouble.
Herman Dworett. who says he 10
proprietor of a taxicab company at
No. $50 Brush-st.. swore out q war
rant for Pollasky's arrest. Saturday
afternoon on a charge Of defrauding
him Of $40.
Dworett says that Marcus hired q
taxicab, July 80. and used IT that
day and the next to make several
trips about the city. On one night.
he said. Pollasky took q lady for a
ride. On engaging the vehicle, Pol.
lasky told Dworett that he had been
a candidate for congress-, and show
ed him a number OF papers that led
Dworett TO the conclusion that IL
would be the height OF rudeness to
suggest payment in advance.
The climax came when one OF the
tires blew out during q cruise about
the city, and Marcus. alighting. said
that he had not been given good SER
vice. and would hire another taxi
cab. He called up the Yellow Bon
net Taxicab Co. and presently an
other machine arrived.
Are you from the Yellow Bon
metz" Mr. Pollasky asked the chauf.
feur, in the hearing Of the perspir-
ing Dworett. who was trying to TX
the tire.
Il am" replied the chauffeur.
Are you Mr.. Pollasky!"
II am" said Mr.. Pollasky.
Then you'll have TO pay in ad-
vance, said the chauffeur.
Mr.. Pollasky took the chauffeur's
number. and said he would report
him. The driver remarked that that
would be all right. and drove away
without Mr.. Pollasky.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-02
TWO ARE HELD
FOR AUTO THEFT

Charged with stealing an auto
from w. T. Hayes. No. 1901 Glen.
wood-ave., Toledo. Felix w. Jastrond.
q, and Harold Delshaw. %. are held
for the Toledo police in the county
Jail.
Deputy Sheriff John seavitt found
them out in the country rssr Ecorse.
Friday night. stripping an auto. evi.
IDENTIFY Intending to make a racer
Of Il. He locked them up on suspt
ciou, and towed the auto into Ecorse.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-02
DRIVEN BY
QUIET LIFE TO
TAKE THE ROAD"

A yearning for more excitement
than In found In the quietude Of De-
troit suburbs drove Laura Randall
to q life upon the road AZ a boy
hobo" Laura was found In a box
car In River Rouge. by Marshal vii
liam Osborne, Thursday morning.
She wore overalls and had clipped
her hair. She said she was from st.
Johns, n. D., and had hit the road"
because her mother was dead and
she had tired Of life on homestead
claim.
Laura's story struck upon some
sharp rocks, Friday afternoon. when
the girls mother. who lives In River
Rouge, appeared In juvenile court.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-02
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
Dunnisg a Stevens.

EAST BUFFALO. July 3i.-cattie:
shipping bulls, ss.SoaIo.io; fair TO
GOOD. assoc 9.25. plain ana coarse. -
g 81 .; choice 20 prime handy steers.
~ $50. fair to good grasscrs,
as50; yearlings, dry fed, s9.2s9g.15;
prime fat heavy heifers, 75Vs.2s.
good butchrring heifers. G.s0QS;
light dry fed, $500 ISIS: light grassy
7Z5 good butchering cows. $500 8:
cutters. yLzs0s,5, Gamers. S304;
fancy pulls tiVI:-S; best butcherins
bulls, 1875 q $50; light bulls. e605.5V.
hea avg ,7.iiSs 80 80 mis ned si.sems'ie:
yorkers and pigs. - 10Ms20.
sheep: ? cars. market steady: top
lambs. ss.25: yesrlings. Ss.15d so
wethers. ss.b01s.T5. ewes. e4.506s.
Calves: s5gie.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-02
WAKES AS THIEF
LEAVES WITH $3.50

Sam Finkle. No. 273 Alired-st.. was
awakened shortly after o'clock.
Saturday morning. by slight noise
in his bedroom. and he opened his
eyes just in tine 10 see Negro
leaving by way of the window. In.
vestigation showed that the prowler
had taken $3.50 with him.
The fiat OF Norman Slobin. at No.
554 Hastings-st.. was entered some
time Friday night. and levalliere.
watch and chain, and SIS In cash.
vailed altogether at about 800 were
stolen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-02
- FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS I9eI
Classified s,,..'''.... | e s.,; /;

u Cash with order. II charged. 70 .
Nc transient Advertising. inserted
I0r less than leo with cash: isc II
Ihe above Rites apply 10 au classi:
neations except HirthA Cards Of
Thenks. Obituaries, Aseting Notices
and :ll ads preceding Nal: Help,
and Mssting Notice. = Ninimum
charge. 3Sc for IS words or less Over
70 words one-and- one third cents for
each EXTRA word
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-02
r>Io> sToCk YARDs. III.

ce GnIc 700. market auI .iow. 10 fec
higher. mixed and butchers. 5000
Iss coed sssyS e s tsso sGnEs
ss as "arss, 80; steady sy. ft ssycs
1895. cows and heifers, t3.2s6s IS;
Texans, ss.5oG7so calves. Gst6
ii.25. sheep; Receipts. 5000. market.
s,ronsi ,s ssssc na lambs. fss
western. Sc 50ns.s5 -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-02
cLEyELAND LIyEsrOCK.

CLEVELAND. O.. July 1.---Hogs:
Receipts. 1000: nTm to; Sc higher;
ss'sea *. msdipr. 81 $50 i.ss; ss-
IRENE hcavies. 1900; roughs. $500;
stays. $3.50 Cattle; Receipts. cara
lambs: Rsceipts. D cars. is0 See low
er; sprfuesrs 1s.is top. Cslves; RE-
eslpts -. 3te Iswsr; top e1l.7s..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-02
= MOrtuary.

fundamentally 30, 1876, Henry
beloved husband OF wiihelmina
BirEeibach. and stepfather Of Ed
ward r. and Charles A: and Albert
II. and the late August +. Schultz.
Grand Boulevard. Monday. Aug. ..
$40. 81. Anthony's church At ., via
auto.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-02
y. Y. PRODrCE w,Rkrr

NEW YORK, July 3i.--Flour-Oui :
e. stsacy; Pork-Dull; moss. 81 30
spot. ssio0s'ao. smearm i4ase o, we,,
centrifugal % test, G.ef. muscovade
y Lest, 1885,. refined, quiet: cut LOAF
Ss.so9s;!o; crushed. sC50ae. eco: now A.,
eeersd' 5000 Sieo gIranulatcd. 5000
INC Tsilow-9uiet, city. Jisc: spe-
cfal. SIC: country. ATe,Lc tiav
quiet. firm: prime. sito1i.42iS No
M2,h H1T y; clover. 81 2oM |. as
:1c. chickens. iog use: fowis' iair =
isce ducks. lie Live pouitry-Duli.
Tia i2c: ducks. J3dIsIsc fowls tsc
turkeys. nm1:c; BOOSTERS. IL lac:
chickens. eroiiers 2o6a2c Chess
Gals, II g.thc; skins. common 10
special, 5dii.c. w
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-02
CHICAGO RUTTER MARKET.

Extras. ssc: rr.ts. ga .ihc: dairy
extras. .:3d 23hc: nrsts. AN a?zhc
frsts, 1874 diThc. Cheese: Twins.
ls&c. young Americas. f5hc. Live
poultry: Fowls. 13hc; ducks. lac;
geese. sasc; springs. isa .oc; turks,
lie.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-02

Peoples State Bk-Rts. g 3UH
The following nrms are privileged
to execute orders on the exchange:
&C ca,Iyfw 4 S PSy:h 20 90 a W. hi r No..
& Co. Jack n. Thomson, lewis @.
0orton. w. Z. Reilly q Cc.. Geo. NJ.
West 4 Co. Emmett L. sprsgue: chas.
z. METH 4 Co. A. " wallace q
Near q Co.. W. b. Mclaughlin. b. X
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-02

Chemically treated cloths have
been invented for washing windows
without water.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-02
TOLEDO GRAIN-

.TOLEDO. July si.--Wheat: Cash.
yi.lo: July and September. si.07k
pecember, N.loh; Corn: Cash, and
July s2hc: September. 77sc; De-
81: September. 3s%c; December.
INC. Rye: Cash. CSC Cloverseed:
Ca.h. $50: October. $3.50; December,
1870; March, es.4Th. Alsike: August,
Sseo timothy; Prime and septem-
bel. S5.ls: October. s3.00. Butter:
Brick creamery. 2sc: tub creamery.
zsc Eggs: Fresh candied. 20c; Sc
lects. 21c. Hay: Unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-02
ELGIN RIrrEn

ELGiN. W. July 3f.-Butter sold
az ~ to Ahc. Last week. 2ih0
sshc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-02
WHEAT
CL|MBS,UP
Reports of H avy
Damage Give I'm
petus to Market
By UNITED PRESS.

CHICAGO, July 3i.-Reports OF
heavy damage TO western wheat By
rain. amounting TO s23.0oo.00o in
Kansas alone, gave an upward tilt
to the wheat market today. July,
opening unchanged against the close
OF yesterday. later advanced lie on
charp buying. September being lac
and December 1-sc over opening
prices.
Corn advanced with wheat over
opening. showing advances Of 1-sc,
l-Sc and 1-Sc.
July oats, which opened Use
over last nights close. sold of SIC
on profittaking sales September
advanced l-sc. December unchanged.
Provisions higher on free buying.
Opening-wheat: July unchanged;
September up &c: December up i1c
Corn: July unchanged. September up
NC: December unchanged. oats: July
ND NC; September down hc: Decem-
Der up Nc Provisions: Unchanged
down Ssc; December down
NC. Corn-Juiy. up sc. September
down &c: December down hc- Oats
July up NC. September unchanged;
December down &c
Quotations by Paine. Weber & Co.
July Il: Open High Low close
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-02
Grain and Provisions.

DETROIT. July si.-ciose: SAT-
urday's wheat market was oui~r al
DAY and NO new features OF impor-
lance were brought ovt In the days
dope. Southwestern conditions are
buiiish and northwsstern bearish.
They are able 70 thre4 winter wheat
makes slow 1rogress. July wheat In
Chlcagp went out without fireworks
and deIfvertes wern not large.
weather In the northwest IL favor
s Sac: s 9s s.o aot mueh mor.
ttme In which to do injury: in fact,
the crop over q wide acreage In al
ready out OF danger.
Liverpool has gone out OF business
ing IL always In evidence to a mod
crate extent A great deal OF wheat
and -four will be required abroad and
Dealers are sparring for chance to
secure cheap supplies. They are ask
eepting anything. Home bakers are
not active -four buyers and every
body appears to have the idea OF low
or prices constantly before them.
Cash wheat y,.,, 4 quiet here and and, else ..,
on the last OF the old wheat crop.
but are not showing activity In the
wheat ruled easy during the great
CT UoTk Ot tuS 08y tlbsSu Win
cash unchanged and the futures nc
Cloverseed advanced loc and tim
Wheat quotations: cash No red.
tl.l0; Septemre opened without
change at s1.o7 y, advanced TO s1.os
and closed ut 3l.07: December open
ed at e1.lois. advanced to 31l1 and
closed At $40; No. white. u.0s.
Coarse grain Quotations-Corn:
Cash, No; .. SIC: No. Yellow. s3hc:
Oats: Standard. 5snc: No. white.
RE: Cash No. 2. 800: August.
eBans: Immediate and prompt
shipment. Sass: August, s2.T0
Cloverseed: Prime spot. $50: Oc-
tober. $40; prime alsike. $3.50
Timothy: Prime spot. 1918.
Receipts OF nour on Saturday were
1000 bbis and shipment 1000 bills.
Seven cars of wheat were received
and shipments were 5000 bu. Stocks
are l2.oeo bu, compared with 25l,20
bu year ago.
Coarse grain receipts were IL cars
OF corn and 3 or Data. Stocks are
$4,000 bu or corn, $500 bu OF cats, l.
900 Blu OF barley and 10. zoo bu OF rye.
Prices year ago In the Detroit
market were 9lc for No. red wheat.
&c Tor - corn and iic for stan
Chicago received $4,000 bu Of
wheat during July this year, COM
responding month OF last year.
Primary wheat receipts were li33-
year ago.
Exports OF wheat and -four satur-
day. 29s.o0o bu.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-02

- AND D00s.
fie' Dsssins s,o ass:
iee: 1SrrSnt receipts.
MONEY! MAnWET.
July el--BaP silver:
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elevated trains have been crippled anJ
most of New York was forced to walk
this morning.
Cellars of many homes are in floods
and the telegraph wires have become
tangled and put out of commission.
The torrential downpour was accom-
panied by sixty-mile gale.
The schooner M. V. Chase is report
ed sunk off Sandy Hook. The captain
and one sailor were drowned. Four OF
the crew were rescued by life savers
along the New Jersey coast.
The damage along the New Jersey
coast is great. Seabright is covered
with flood of water two feet deep.
Many streets in New York and Brook
lyn are flooded as a result of the
storm.
Wireless messages have been receiv-
ed from several vessels stating that
they are in danger off the coast. So
far no othr wreck than the Chase has
been reported.