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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.--Flour: Quiet
and firm, Pork: firm: mess. sfSm
1880. Lard: steady; middle west
spot. t9.35my.65 Sugar Raw. quiet
centrifugal 96-tcst, SEQ. muscovado
S9-test. $I.4S. rofinid, uuieet. wit
loaf $3.50; crushed, $3.50: powdered.
s610M625: granulated. s6ms10. COT
quiet: special Sia city. ~ coun-
try. sassy. Hay: steady. prime,
sl.sb. No 3. sfI4@st. Oh clover. %
Msi.20. Dressed poultry: Dull: tur-
KEYS. Ia d22c; chickens. ia SOC:
fowls, 12Mi1c; ducks. i2m19c Live
poultry: steady; geese. 1SS, ] ic:
ducks, ital5c; fowls. 12ts n ~ y G:
turkeys. lihl7c. roosters, 1hc,
chicken broilcrs. 1874 ml3ikc. Cheese:
Firm. state milk. common to spe-
cials. 13A17Lc; skins, common To
special 5nl4ihc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06
Marriage Licenses.

John SHERWOOD. 80. Detroit; Ma
ME Epson, -. same.
Zion \. Cahours. %, Detroit. Ruth
Joachim, 20, 81 Clair.
Christopher Ccras. 26, Detroit: Uni
NJ DcWillis, - same
RAYMOND &. Roberts. 20. Detroit;
Celia seldom. 10, same.
oscar Johnson. 20. Detroit; Jane
Adams, 80, Negaunee.
-. Albert II, Jones. 50. Detroit; Jane
knuckoy. Sc. same
Isadore Butnitzky rs. Detroit An
ME Cohen, -. same.
William !. Gunther. 81. Detroit;
Molina G. Ilardway ~, Mt Clemens.
Lawrence i. Boyle. SO. Detroit;
Pauline Bader 30. same.
Carl A. Wolf. II, Detroit; Ger
trude Cashier. %. same.
Charles PeHget. 20, Detroit; Anna
Myers. IS. same.
Augustus Brisbois. %. Detroit
Eva Hale. IS. Pontiac.
Ious Mindedal. AZ. Detroit, CAME
Christensen, 80, same.
Leslie Graham "a. Detroit; Della
kcppler. - same.
John Neimann. %, Detroit: Agnes
Irene Bowman, -. same.
William EmbleN. GO, Detroit. Cleo
Mcknight. %. same
Ernest Thier. -. Detroit; Anna
Berger. 80, same.
clarence lAngc, %, Detroit Artist
Locke. "a. same.
Joseph Burnell IS. Detroit Pearl
Vincent. 26. same,
Wayne f.. Blair. 81. Detroit; Mae
f.. Fehn. 30, same.
Edward Mclaughlin, "a. Detroit;
Stella Murray IS. same.
John w. Mayors. 80. Detroit; Hell
en- NJ Ganley. %, same.
Henry T.. Wilson, IS, Detroit; Mar
tina g. McIsenithan, ~. same.
James Mcdonald. 81. Detroit: Bar
bara Hazard. 81, same.
Alperso Corpemice. %. Detroit.
Osmalia Bellaibuino, -. same.
Theo &. Arbin, p. Detroit: Bertha
McMichael. 80. same.
William Richard Penn, 30, De-
troit. Winifred Nowakowski. 80.
same.
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Deaths

Anna Korneffel, 474 Townsend-ave..
80 years. bronchial pneumonia: Mar
garet In Parle. S39 Seneca ave. ~
Years. Years., mitpa, inrn . eisncy Augusta
years. post partum hemorrhage. Aug
ust Fanger. 22i Toledo-ave.. SO
years. pulmonary tuberculosis. Her
man Pfaendtner. So7 sherman-st. -
years. cerebral apopleNy; Frank !
infection; Richard W. Koch. ISIS
Scotten-avey years. pleuro- pneumo-
MIA: George j. Erh. 752 Fourteenth
ave. SO years. chronic nephritis: I.u-
ellie Huppnick. 795 McClellan-ave.
one day. cardia paralysis. Caroline
bussier. ~ Montcalm- about SO
yeA -, asphyNiatlon-g Carlton Ca
sey, 7s5 kercheval-ave.. three
months. commissions: Herman Casper
years, pulmonary tuberculosis; Ste
fania Pionko l56 Thirty-second-s ST.
81 years. pucrperal septiCemia Rev.
Pr. James ROnayne. 81. Mary's hos
pital. g. years, cerebral hemorrhsge;
Elizabeth ITeussuer. 1910 Fie1d-ave..
~ years, dilatation or heart, Charles
Daykin Hickman, Harper hospital,
% years. appendicitis; Barllamei
Ravwicki. l0t3 Dubois-st.. 81 years.
cepticemia, Hipolit Murcinkiewicz.
pneumonia. Stefania Loeb. l0t Clip
pert-st. five DAYS. bronchial pneumo-
MIA; charlotte Marie Stein, $40 Me-
Kinstry-avc.. u wears, diahetis mel
Titus. Ida Rosenthral. 200 Hastings
St 10 months. cerebro spinal menin-
gifts; Nora OIlegan. S55 Congress- ct
cast 81 years. broncho pneumonia,
ears. septic peritonitis: Elijah New.
ION. i5 Hancock-ave. west, "a years,
hempleEia. Harold Edward Doherty.
lioh Po arter;ttc. one pne, year o ioesr
clinton st. one year. broncho pneu-
monia: Peter Reh, ST. Mary's hospi-
tai. 81 years. lobar pneumonia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06
JOBBING PRICES.

Canned Gooas-App:s@,, s25oas,5O
Lima beans, 10 10 Corn Eaney
beets, Sl.25 gi.'U. Peas Fancy carly
tune, $3.50. standards, 81 salmon.
tail, $3.50, Hat pings, soc. Tomatoes.
June $50. sifted early June. 81. 40
per doz.
Feed-Jobbing prices in X-bbl
surks. Bran, S555 stHuuHru mtddttugs,
$25. fine middliugs, $50, cracked
corn. $50; corn and oat chop. S2S ton
Fiour--JooDins prices. Best Michi-
gan patent, $3.50, secOna satent,
$50, straight 800. pure rye. So so;
spring patent. 500 per Dbl. in paper
Hardware ss.O5 key base:
annealed wire. $2.05 per bundle: gall
yanis ed baroed wire. 2 point. s2;5S
gauge. $40; 2s-gauge. sI25. So
gauge. sl.5j per cwt, single bit axes
So double bit, ss,25 per doz.. black
2e-gauge, 81 30; 27-gauge. sass: 2S-
gauge. s2.l0 per cwt. Carriage bolts,
small. zoe, 10 and . off; large, roc
and , of large. zoe and or list
Hides-No. l cured hides, lgc. No.
green hides, lie; No. cured bulls,
!tc; No. ] green bulls. lie No
cured veal kip. zoe; No. / green veal
kip. 19c; No cured murra.n. i &c; No.
green murrain. zoe; No. cured calf,
zoe, No. l green caig, i9c: No. | horse
hides, o., No. horse hides, SO. No
tallow. &c; No 2 tallow. 5hc; No.
hides. &c off, No. 2 kip and calf.
lac OF; sheepskin (as TO amount OF
WOOD. JOc u sl.50.
Detroit OH - Raw iinseed oil, CSC;
boiled linseed. 6ec gal in barrel lots
Kerosene Tank wagon or IRON bar.
reis: Diamond headlight 1O2c: per
lection. l0.5c; palarine. l2.i red
Provisions-Mess pork, SIS: fam
ily. s19.50a 81; clear backs, SIS1gl:
smoked hams, 16ia u17lRc, picnic
hams. 12iR Gi3c; bacon. 17UISc. lard.
In ticrccs, i0t.c; kettle rendered.
HE per 10.
sugsr-Corrected daily by T.. n.
Edgar & sor crystal dominoes, q
10. $3.50; DO. bib, $3.50: Eagle tab
lets. sI.9oi cut loaf. $40; cubes.
dard powdered. 500. granulated.
extra course, $40; graduated. five,
in bulk, $3.50: granulatc /, bib. cot
tons, 1886. crystal domino gran, .
Id. and 5-lb. cartons. A. cases, $3.50:
crystal domino. gran. Iit cases. $50;
diamond A, .s6.40. confecti1ners A.,
1926; No. I, s6.sO; No. 5. s6.i5: No s,
500. No. :, SOS: No. s, SO; No. 3.
s5.95. No. 10. $3.50: No. II, $5.S5; No.
IL. $3.50. M IL. 500; No. / So.
No. is. 1915; non-cakilg mixture.
s7.25. beet graduated, Sc per 100 lbs
household powd. Is, 20 to case,
$3.50; Do. IS TO case, $3.70 per case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06
Produce Market

by little extra work on sunday,
receivers Of live poultry cleaned az
whatever surplus stock was lett over
from Saturday, and the market Tor
the week opened bare OF oHerlnk :
and with buyers wal ting. Very htlle
Dressed poultry ~ coming, hut dress :
ed turkeys, especially, are hrm at
quotations. The Elgin butter mar /.
ket was "a 20 higher saturday, but
this market was content with a IL
advance. The stock OF storage eggs
in the country was greatly .reduced
last week, ana general epinion now
Ii that everything viii be cleansn
up before the season ends. and IN"
market is appreciably stiner IN ton"
The cheese market was also Sharply
higher on Saturday, and practically
everything in the way Of farm pro-
duce Is firm.
ss.2bws.5O; steel's lied. si@4.60 DBL. |;
western box apples. sl.i3W s.2b box
nensna, GOOD sinep'ns stock
Benn.-Dried Limas. dh@7c ID.
Csunbervtes- Capo Coas 80 70 Dc,
Dbl. $3.50 per bu.; lats reds, 1913
Cauiinower-s2@225 per bu.
Cabbage .50@ l.75 per bbl.
Cheese-Miehigan flats. 1914 q &c;
New J Jrk. l7@i al4c' SWISS, 20 FAC
imported swiss, 2ss; lnr,nnrgei: s-iS
daisies. i6c per 10.
Chestnut.-spanish. i39i4c 10.
California fruits ,sokays
Sl50I1.60; Red Emperor, 81 Bog l.So
per crate; pomegranates. s3@ 1926 per
case.
Dressed cnives--Fancy. isc: com
mon. 4 a. lie per 10.
Dressed Hogs Light. SWShc
neavy, 7W7iac 10.
Fresh Vexctabies--Be ets. 60dG5c
bu.; green peppers. $220 q 100 per o.
BASKET ertte SCe per 3nsa"t raniH ne,
TO-. parsley. i5u 2Ot oux GucutnneI :
aot house, $40 ~ l.5u per dog.. no,
house tomatoes, lsW zoe ID; carrots
eo ~ 6ac bu, mead lettuce. s2.7S@ 3;
beans. $3.50 q 3.l5; green beans. s3a
g. 80 per bu.
Grapes-Catawpa ponies. l4q1Sc.
. a"nn.,Hrancy White. pc Seu ss@isc
.mber. ,1Vl3c M; eXu hSs9d. 7Qsc
nay.,Desren shipper, e.: say.p,S S
tai ioIs. Z 0 b Detron New hay. Nc
/ timothy. slsGlg; standard timothy.
.iTQlS: light mixed. s'1pis: No.
iimG IN s ,nSs ,5 go ~ 20 elsv t%
st0al2; rye straw, SI.501S: wheat
and cat straw, ss.5og7 per ton.
LemonH -fs:let 10 -: -oS
OIL " tps
Mushrooms--40M i5c lib.
Nsts-Ctiifornia wainuts IN y
.vc. almonds, l1.2 ulse: Braziis. IL
~ loo. tiIberts. lstots 9ci .pcCahs. . g
lbc ID. hickory nuts. shelibarks. t2Q
225 per bu.
Orsax cs--v nlehcIas. Sa..J85 pei
hoN; new Floridas. SO. l54S per box
OnlOns-S175 per 100 Id. sack
Spanish onions, s1.40u 1.50 per crate
Pears--h isfers. e5@TOc.
Pineappiss-$4a q. 400 per crate.
P"taIOes- Minnesota. carly OhIVI
% AZ CSC. Rdrais. 50 q $50 pc. hu.
VI ,ht2ans, o. HGJS Ger Du
Poultry - Springs. l3l1 q Vac: Leg
horns aud lsat .eil - : -
No. i hens, IL N u lSc; medium hens
llhul2c; No. ., y4l0c. ROSTERS. . "
zoe, geese, l3b2 "a. I+c, nucks, -
! SC, spring tui Keys, 2oG cid turkeys
i6Ml7c 10.
Dressed Pouitr -,--Springs. 1914 q
lac; fowls. i2W IL 5ac, geese, ID IN y
lic ducks, - n iGc, turkeys, %
24c; old, 2O0g2tc ID.
Rnbbits-s2.5U per doz.
sweet Potatoes Jerseys, soc 81
, er crate.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06
Livestock
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.

EAST BUFFALU: ~ =. 49, y
tive. slow. prime steers. sS.15m 9.2b;
shipping steers, s7.7JasiO. butcher
Grades, 5Oase5. heifers. $3.50 a
S75: COWS. s3Gs.50; bulls. stI7;
mich cows and springers. f25 ~ 100.
feeders. s5mT. Calves Receipts.
goo: market. active. steady: Gull TO
choice. t45Om11 Sheep and lambs ::
Receipts. 10000 market. active F,
lambs easier. sheep. 25c higher
choice lambs. SEA 9.3b: Gull to fair IS
mg; yearlinEs, t6m7.75, sheep san
s25. Hogs Receipts. $4,000: market
$50. heavy. ss.6Od675 roughs. IS IS
n & 80, HtRRs. sl.S0Mh.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06
NEW INDICTMENTS
IN THE FAY CASE

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-"Lieuten-
ant" Robert Fay and FIVE other men
accused of conspiring to blow up
munitions ships today were named
In five. new indictments returned in
the federal court. one OF which
charged them with conspiring to
commit murder by attaching bombs
10 ships leaving American ports.
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Classified | Cent en- a !
Rates.. ! Word

Cash with order. IL charged. &c a
line.
No transient advertising inserted
for less than Ice with cash; lSc IL
charged. per Insertion.
The above rates Apply TO all classi-
hcatiOns except Births, Cards OF
Thanks, Obituariei. Meeting Notices
and all ads preCeding Male Help.
Births. Deaths, Cards OF Thanks
and Meeting Notices Minimum
charge. soc Tor 70 words or less over
% words Oue-and- cents for
each extra word.
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INIoN STOCK YNnDs

UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO.
Dec. s.-Hogs: Receipts. 10000; mar :
ket dun. ibd 2Lc lower; mixed and
butchers, $500 go: good heavy,
scInm655: rough heavy, s6.l0M6.S 20
light s65Od65O: pigs. S4T5.4e.
CatntIe: Receipts, $4,000, market 10
N 2Oc lower. becves. e5.5Oq 1910;
cows and heifers. $3.50 n 70: Texans
$50 n 6.S5; calves, so0ou ~ 20.
Sleep. Receipts. $4,000; market
steady To Zoe lower. native, $4,000
8 so: western. fsmG.lj. lambs, $3.50
mgl5: western. f7M915
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paine. webber g. Co, Boston, Mass)
Omen High Low Close
TOLEDO GRAIN.

and Dec. 81. s5N May. si.2sS. Corn:
Cash. 7lc:. Dec. ,7ohc; May. 30 "a.
rye: cash. 9Ghc. Cloverseed: Cash
and Dee. si2.55, Feb. y12:57h March
si2.IO. Alsike: Dec. tlo.3l. Timothy:
Prime. S3S0; Feb. s3.sTk; March.
$3.50. Butter: Brick creamery. 34is "a
35c: tub creamery, sac. Eggs: Fresh
candled. 34d toe. selects. toc: stor-
age. 2Bm29c May: No. | timothy,
si7d1s: light mixed. SIC. No mixed
SIT: clover. SIS.
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NEW YORK BITrER AND EGGS.

steady: receipts. S.S72; creamery. ex-
ira. 3Iis n 35c: state dairy, tubs. %
n sec Imitation creamery firsts. %
m2lc, special. 35ik n SEC Eggs:
steady. receipts. J,t4f; nearby white
fancy. asa SIC: nearby mixed fancy.
33f zoe: fresh nrsts, 330 a. SOC.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06
,u,c>co uUT,rEn MARKET.

OHIO GO. Dec. 6.--Buttor; EN-
tras, c:i1 q 3sc: hrsts. 81 u SIC; dairy
Eggs Prime ordinary. 27m2sc; hrsts.
29M 3Oc. Cheese: Twins, lsi. n
16hc. young Americas, 1874 n lie.
1--we poultry: Fowls. yiaFf1ic. ducks.
II lSc. geese. i1Ml2c: springs, t2m
I212c. turkeys. lac. Potatoes: Michi-
gan, 55nsic: Wisconsin, SO N Csc:
ohio, 5sm66c: Minnesota. so CSC:
Dakota 81 a 6Oc. New potatoes: Re-
,,tpts az cars
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HoLEnn LIVE sTOCk.

TOLEDO. Dec. 6.--ifogs; Receipts.
4. 900: market. 15d25c lower. heav-
les. s6.5OmG55 mediums, 81. i0H 6.5o:
workers.. $500 $50; good pigs, ~
: 80 calves; Market slow. sheep
and lambs. Market slow.
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,LEyEI,ND LIVE sTOCK.

CLEVELAND. Dec. Clogs ke-
ceipts. 1000: zoe lower workers..
$50. mixed. $3.50: mediums, $3.50
pigs. S525: roughs. $3.50; pigs. 50.
cattle. Receipts. 40 cars; l5H Zoe
lower sheep and lambs: Receipts,
Is cars. Sc higher; lambs. top. - 10.
calves. Receipts. l25: steady; top.
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The following nrns are privileged

The follow,~s nrns are privileged
TO execute orders on the exchange:
Carlyle & Povah, " 4. Hamlin {;
Co. H. w. Noble * Co. w. f.. Moss
a. Co.. Bennett. Smith d Co. Sinclair
n Couls. Joel StockPrd & Co. Lewis
O. Gorton, w. Il. Reilly & Co. Geo.
NJ West * Co, r.. T.. MaccrOnc & Co,
Emmett l.. Sprague, Matthew Finn.
A. w. Wallace q Co, VIM Ii. Rose
81 Co. VIM. A. Neer a CO.. w r. Me-
Laughlin. +. *. Pelton, Merrill. Lynch
A. %
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HITTER AND EGG.

Buttcr--Creamery. extras, SIC;
firsts. sis; DIARY gle, packing stock,
lSC per 10
hkgs-Fresh r.. .tp'. cases includ-
ed. candled, pic. current receipts. soc
per dozen. Receipts Monday SIi
cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06

Losses estimated at from $4,000
To $4,000 are caused by hail in
France each year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06

Pure food law advocates i'm Japan
recently discovered that much rice
was adulterated with quartz sand
TO increase its weight
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Births.
ROYS

BOYS
Henry Laad 1913 Woodbridge f.;
Giuseppe palaznola. 7S2 Rivard; Her
man Schulz. So Conger Henry G.
Hampe. PSI Bellevue; Christopher A.
Damitio. 72S ~eyhurn. Frank Troan-
owicz. 50 pcvercaux; Henry ide. il5
Van Dyke; John Leroy. Lepine, 33s
son Jacob Zywioi, 81 Home; Luke
KonVoby, 30 Bacon. Walter w. Hanm.
s45 Jefferson. Hernidas J, Emond, 81
I.ambie-pl.; Andrew ManikowskL III
Sargent; Joseph Martin, 3ii sherman:
stanley BNtkoski, $40 Dubois: Grant
j. Jones. Grace hospital; John Moak.
% Greusel; Charles Sweeney 335 Lee
May; Alfred G, Morris. 2s2 Fairview:
William \ Nelson. Grace hospital;
Harry T.. Miller, Grace hospital; Ar
chihald J. Dingman. IFS Beard; Percy
Funk. col Cooper; Ray Baldwin. 779
Baldwin; William Barrett. 316 Fisher;
John c. Wood. l79 Seventeenth;
James G. Boulting house. 1919 Huri-
but. Delphus Cabaret. 352 Twenty
ffth, Frederick sprlngall, 1881 Iro-
quOiS. Edmund G. Rein. Woman's hos
pital; Man YerZewski. 972 Rivard; Jo-
seLh kasper. $50 Hammond: Barney
Osogorski. 90 Mercier; Felix's Noz-
mink. IS waldo; Peter Ear. 21-L.1ays
tom Malcolm G MacKelier 25s Hart:
Fritz Felthyuse 9iip lps4 Harper.
Arthur Herppict. T95 MrefetfHn.
Thomas Dunn. G67 Clinton. William
Wolfe 900 Crawford: Wilmer Reag-
an. ts7 Williams; Walter Scharffer. 90
Beals. Arthur Carpenter, az How
ard. William Brinkman. 22s Balti-
more f.. Theodore Schatz, 1895 West
Warren: Michal Cayanda. $50 Gar
heId; Tomasz Katkowski 925 Rio
man; Frederick T.. Warren. 285 Cam
ton Jan Kuc ~ Wesson: Jakub Ry-
zowicZ. II Ingersoll; Peter Trosell.
223 Sherwood; Giuseppe Cianclolo. 255
Brewster: Walter Stachyra, 1911 Me
Dougall. Milton A. Meier. 302 Pacific
Verl \. c. Snyder. I40 Garland: Henry
J. LeNaller. Grace hospital; Rene
Nerbraecke. 4S5 Parker: Kazmer
Krol. 1871 Florida; Noreffe Essa, Is
Russell; Robert i. Brown. 26O Nc
Dougall. Dugcld Patton. 1G3 Prentis
lanes Crane, $50 Goodwin. Robert
Black. Grace hospital; Albert Kurtz.
q45 Twenty fifth
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London's streets. laid end 10 end,
would reach from New York 10 San
Francisco.
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NlOrtuary

BELI.-Dec. 4. Mrs. Frank Bell tnee
Catherine Lauhoff), aged II years,
at the late residence. fis 81. Clair
ave. beloved wife Of Frank Bel,
and dear mother OF Charles and
eldest daughter of Peter ]. Lauhon
and dear sister of Mrs. William
Reynolds, Mrs. John Dabelstein and
John. Elizabeth. Edgar. Gilbert.
neral from above residence Tues
day, Dec 7. at $3.50 and AT ST Ber-
nard's church. 81. Clair Heights. at
"a. M.
DECENTRALIZATION sister OF i Ber-
nard, passed away at the fanily
residence Funeral private.
b. Suddenly. Dec. 4. William
J., beloved husband OF Harriet
Blakely. father OF Ray G. ana Mrs
Maurice Foley: Funeral from resi-.
Mich. Wednesday.
CuLi.-Louise, wife OF the late
Charles Gull Funeral from resi-
dence Of her sister. Mrs. Angeline
Williams. 2go Porter,st, TUESDAY
at $3.50 and Holy Trinity church al
. o'clock
IADEI.-Rose lie Bon label. below
ed wife OF Anthony label, mother
OF Mrs. Lucy Dillon. Mrs. Emma
liam LIE Bon, August, FREDERICK.
Norman and Richard Habel, Fu-
neral from residence, lis Nelson pi..
Tuesday. Dec. 7. at s3O a. m. and
ST. Anne's church at 3.
WERMERs-Dec. 3. at residence. Isl
Antietam- st. Rev. Il. J. Wermcrs,
aged 10 years. brother OF Mrs. f..
Daube. of Grand Rapids. Funeral
services at 81. Joseph's church on
TRY Bemb FLORAL Service"
"FlOwers for Everybody"
The L. Bemb Floral Company.
Albert Pochelon
Main 20O2 1853 Dates-st
HELP wANTED-NALE.
CHAuFFEUR--Yo man. % years
old. experienced, wishes employ
ment AZ driver. references. Address
Charlie Joseph, 1923 Victor ave.
Highland Park.
- -
WANTED--t6ENTs.
FOR BEST CONTRACT with best life
insurance company see ~. Bioomer.
Jr., 1914 Majestic Building. Detroit.
= IT
NELL wANTED-FEMAL
| WRAPPER. binder and filler strip
pers. VIII pay highest wages. II.
| a. Dun ci gar factory. 25s Napoleon.
corner Russell
WANTED
TELEPHONE: OPER ATORS
We ray while learning Fine oppor-
| tunity for advancement Rest rooms
provided for off-duty hours. Good
| inducements to bright girls.
| THE MICHIGAN STATE TELE-
| PHONE co
Apply Telephone Bidg.. John X and
Madison
| YOUNG LADY TO help in private fam
| lily. Address J. A. Rooney. general
| delivery.
|
| FOU satf.-WlS' rsssstt.ots-
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Grain and Provisions

DETROIT, Dee. 6.-Close-The
early wheat market, was strong at
home and abroad. Liverpool was a
much higher prices The general
feeling WAS hullish.
There are several very bullish fen-
lures In the wheat market and these
have convinced country dealers that
the conditions are bullish. The coun-
try Is heavy buyer of May wheat
ana this brings To the support of
high values an enormous financial
backing OF the kind that does not
quickly run away. The general be-
lief is that the wants Of Europe are
enormous and viii take care Of the
would be much larger II ships could
be had to carry the wheat. The
other leading point OF encourage
ment 10 the bulls - the heavy reduc-
ton Of the American surplus COM
pact with earlier government fig
ures.
Liverpool is not getting the guam
tity needed and there is falling
of In the quantity aloat instead OF
the expected increase. although
worlds shipments show an Increase.
The high early price brought heavy
selling by protit takers as Well az
the selling WAS well taken and bulls
felt encouraged. Eastern millers
are buying Detroit wheat for Jan
uary shipment. but cash trade Is
small. Receivers are well satisfied
with quality of the wheat now NOV
ing, "a -.
little exception shortly after the
S SRnee"s 81 &C. ne ''oSe was at d" "o
Oats gaintd nc. cloverseed 15c and
timothy seed &c Rye declined tc.
Wheat duotations-Cash No. . red.
sl.23 asked. December opened with
an advance of 1c at Si.21, declined
10 $780,, advanced to sl.24 and
I Il Ell
declined &c and advanced to Sl.29
ai.ti-eit,sed- At st.2ss-Re,- white,
$50.
coarse grain quotations-corn--
No yellow, 6s1z a soc; No. yellow,
Gats-standard, ace: No 3 white
opened at. 43h and advanced to itc;
Rye-cash No. 2. 9sac.
Beans-lmmediate and prompt
C Low spot and De-
cember. sl2.5O; March. si2.4O; prime
1Timothy-Prime spot. s3.75.
Wheat on passage amounts TO 81
1872 900 bu., against 81. 1876 900 bu. n
week ago and 3i,960,o00 bu. year
worlds wheat exports last week
We're 1890. 600 bu., against 230, :
600 bu. week ago and 10.05'.o00
Receipts Of what Monday: Duluth.
500 cars. against PIG a year ago;
Minneapolis, LAS cars. against 1913;
Chicago. 50 cars, against 1870, south :
west. 100000 bu, against 1to'OoO
bu.
primary wheat receipts were 1915
GOO bu., against 2,53O.OO0 bu year
ago.
Receipts IN the Detroit market
Monday included 1000 bbls. of -four,
~ oats Z of rye and OF hay. Ship
ments were 2,00o bbls OF -four. 5000
bu of wheat. 5000 bu. OF corn and md
. 500 bu of oats. Stocks are 100000
hu. OF wheat. 1000 bu. OF corn, 2lS
bu. OF oats and 10000 bu. of rye. !,
The American visible supply OF
wheat Increased 1877. 900 bu. last
| week Corn Increased 100000 -bu.
and oats decreased 100000 bu.
Exports of wheat and hour Mon
day, 2s12.0O0 bu.
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PrtnfInn--the plain neat kind--thst
~ riHht--Ttmc- Doh Dept--MsIs f520.
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=. y. MONEY MAR,<ET.

NEW YORK. Dee. S--MoneN ION
call Ia per cent; time money. "a a.
. per Cetn for six months. mercan-
tile paper. per cent; bar silver. Lon
don % I-f6, y. V. 5Ghc, demand ster-
ling si70&
prip tinR--tbe plan neat kipd--that
In riubt-Times Job Dept.-Nain a520.
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Detroit Stock Elk.

These quotations subject to COM
mission charges.
-s.-.a- Active stocks.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

: CUTCAGO. Dec. 6.--OpeninR =
wheat. December. up l &C: May. up
&c. Corn: December. up ! nc May
,Ip &c oats: December, up nc; May
do wn nc Provisions: Lower.
Noon-Wheat: December. UP ] hc:
MAJ nm 2Isc. Corn: December IN
i, .Msy. up fc. oats: DecembeT.
unchanged Nav. un lie.
Close-Wheat: Dec, up hc; May,
nm 2Ttc Corn: Dec. up &c. May,
IN ic Oats. Dec, unchanged; May.
un iLc. Provisions: Higher
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A GREAT SACRIFICE
Household Furniture

Al residence, 642 Second-ave. This
furniture is three months old and
shows no wear. consisting Of a
massive Circassian walnut bed
room suite, beautiful brass beds,
Turkish leather divan. large Turk
ish leather rockers. fumed oak and
walnut library tables, beautiful
rugs. bird's-eye maple bedroom
suite fumed oak dining suite.
something out OF the ordinary. wal
nut and mahogany pedestals, no
reasonable offer refused; must be
sold at once. Will soil separately
See this before going elsewhere.
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SODA FOUNTAIN. billiard and pool
tables. ne wand secondhand. Geo
Marsh Co. Farmer-st. II u terms.
KING TROMBONE Cheap. Silver
plated; professional model; 7-inch
gold bell; b Hat tenor; used but
little and ike new In heavy black
leather: velvet lined case Goes
for s23 Weekly payments II de-
sired GRINNELL BROS Branch.
81 Monroe.
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AUCTION SALES.
ron sALE--FsRws.
STOCK EARN

from So to 900 acres. have custom \
era with good Income property VINO
want A No. ] stock farm with or
HamIiton-aye. Is