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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-08
WOMAN MUST
NOT DO WOOING,
SAYS DOHRMAN

Declaring 1t was not woman's
place TO WOO a man, and that to re-
tuin verdict in favor of a woman
who took such means to win hus-
band, would be against public policy.
Attorney John Dohrman, in Judge
Mandell's court. Monday morning.
insisted that the future of the ma.
tons life would be imperiled II
Juries upheld such action. Dohr-
man was arguing to the jury In the
breach of promise suit of Mrs. Helen
Sarnowski. vs.. Theodore Alsjeski.
Mrs. Sarnowski married after she
alleged Alsjeski spurned her. She
has child two months old. She
seeks $4,000 damages.
las citizens, we cannot place q
premium on such practices by CIV
ing this woman damages in any
amount" cried Dohrman, after stat
ing that Mrs. Sarnowski had admit.
ted that she had paid Alskeski's
fare to America. and had taken
the initiative In their love-making.
Experience has proven that such
marriages are failures. This whole
case is matter Of public policy,
and / say that In the interest of pub.
Tic policy, We should reject this wo
mans demand for monetary dam
sges."
The defense pinned It's hope on
this exposition of social ethics. The
defendant did not take the stand
and he presented no witnesses. The
jury retired shortly before noon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-08
WHEAT IS
NERVOUS
December Shows Ad-
vance, May Has
Downward Trend

CHICAGO, Nov. S.-Wheat was
nervous today. Prices opened down
l-2 and IA on heavy receipts. Later
In the day there was heavy buying
on reports Of heavy rains and snow
In some sections, with the result
that there was an advance over
opening of IA in December to 104,
while May option showed q trend
downward 1t the same time of IA
to 104 So.
Corn was unchanged and up Q
fraction at the opening. Later there
was q sharp downward turn OF 5-S
and ga to SO IL, and 81 IL. when
selling orders predominated.
Oats started slightly higher, but
on the weakness OF the other cereals
fell on "a aud 1-c to 3S IA and
80 3.8.
Provisions were higher and re.
duced receipts and good buying.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-08
Letter Tells How u
BLACK Watch a \

BALTIMORE. Ma. Nov.
thousand members ok ~
BLACK Watch" regiment =
into the battle Of Loos q ~
Ing Of Sept IS. At 5 o'cooo
afternoon there were but Eo|
vivors. Johnny F0e. famOuD
ton athlete and soldier q ~
was one Of the $500 v0o G
come back. y, n
A letter telling Of the d1
Poe. and describing the 0aft1o||
received today BY 8. J0hnoon
brother Of Johnny, from . .
Of the regiment }:
There was no sensational e
ing" he wrote. Tho men unn1
into the face Of tho 0eSmGos
chine gun IRE In perfect stopy i
ing and cheering. but never H.
ing the line. On they ws1k'
after line, just a. II they we6l
parade. with ofiicers and m1nT
ing on every side"
German casualties were ter
the letter said. Trenches \
choked with German dead y.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-08
Teleeraphic
MARKET. IS
IRREGULAR
Several War Stocks
Show Losses Over
Week End

NEW YORK. Nov s.-Price
changes were Irregular at the open
laS 81 the stock exchange today, sew
srNl war stocks showing losses.
United States Steel opened at IS 81.
q Ii. General Electric was down
~ at 1T. and 0Fucible Steel lost
~ II q 10 Trading was active.
baldwin Locomotive and Maxwell
Ao<ors were weak and yielded frac'
uoaa0y In early trading.
AZ 1850. Crucible Steel At 50, up
: 81 Wseting house at 10 IS, up
~ and Erie at % IA. up 3d.
s,'s.s say:ns.4 ascins the ,S Sps ,.na
er, gaining ~ to- fs5& ON Canadian
bSyao9. Total sales were $4,000
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-08
5000 SERBS TAKEN:
KITCHENER LEFT
OUT OF COUNCIL


Evening News announced today. The
members are:
Premier Asquith, acting Temporal
rily as minister of war.
First Lord of the Admiralty Bal
four.
Minister of Munitions Lloyd
George.
Foreign Minister Sir Edward Grey,
It is stated, will SIT with this trium-
virate, whenever British foreign pol
icies are involved.
The council-"the big three" as
the English are calling them already
will have direct charge of British
military and naval operations. In
ordinary matters they will act with
out consulting the rest OF the cab
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-08
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.

EAST BUFFALO. n. y. Nov. s.
Cattle: Receipts, 1900; market. slow.
$50 SOC lower; prime steers. $500
.: shipping steers, Ls7.5o@s.2s; butch
er grades, $3.50 a s.25: heifers, $3.50
q $50; cows. S36s.5o; bulls. 1850 a
a 100; feeders. 5.soG7.
Calves: Receipts. 1000. market.
active to steady; Gull TO choice. $3.50
m11.50.
sheep and Lambs: Receipts. 10000:
SEA o.50: Gull TO fair. t6as.75; year
iings. d7.bo; sheep. s3@s.5o
Hogs. Receipts, 1900; market. ac-
tive. 10@2sc higher; workers., $40
40; heavy. s7toS7so; roushs. $50
s.25; stays. e5a5.75.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-08
Telgapdc FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS T.

human side OF this question appeals
10 me. IL is a proposition Of red
blood and common humanity. I put
my political aspirations in cold stor.
age and will devote the rest of my
life to this. II Is riotous dissipa-
ton for a former politician to be
able TO say what he likes.
John barieycorn Is being driven
out OF every place. No man who
drinks can get job. II Is entirely
reserved for statesmen TO enjoy that
privilege. Water wagons used to be
scarce; you can now get one at
every corner. They are more num-
erous than Ford autos and have a
profit sharing scheme that beats
Ford's all hollow"
"l'm not a reformer, Just one Of
the folks. You don't have 10 be a
reformer to hate paralysis. loco
motor ataxia. crime, hunger aAd rat
tie snakes. It's strange this evil has
lasted so long. II wouldn't have IL
the women had had a say. I think
they were made OF Adams back
bone, not his rib. But now some
body has got to move out, either
John Barleycorn or Uncle Sam. The
men of the United States have been
cheap bunch; crowd OF goats In
politics. only At to eat out OF a silo.
They are Just beginning to catch up
with their wives and sisters.
"The lowest tax rates are In pro-
hibition sections, the highest where
1t is so wet the people do not take
the trouble to raise an umbrella
when 1t rains, they are so used to
1t. Murder fell on IS per cent in
Kansas City, Kan, with prohibition,
and the garnishee court went out
of commission. The poor farms
had had to be used for other pur.
poses, as there was no one to live
on them, bank deposits having In
creased Is per cent"
"The Pittsburgh Board Of Trade
recently called upon congress to
pass resolution prohibiting the
sale of liquor because crime, poverty
and insanity were increasing SO fast
in that city that they could not stand
It."
This Is not question OF wet OF
dry; but whether we are civiszed
beings or barbarians."
A plan Of campaign was outlined
for complete organization, one mar
to be responsible for each block In
the city; a house to house canvas
to be made and educational material
distributed Forty-nve Thousand
names are necessary for the petit
ton, but it Is expected that many
more will be obtainable.
A. F. Knoblock presented the bus
mess mans message and gave some
telling statistics. 1.-THE business
man." he said, us concerned today
with the elimination Of waste; the
greatest waste Is that which comes
through the inefiiciency caused by
drink. The school budget Is $4,000,
600. while the money passed over
the bars Of Detroit is $11.000.o0o 9
year.
A plea for funds, $4,000, with
which to carry on the campaign was
made by DR.. A. c. Bayne, Of Ohio
Ohio" he said, us now practically
dry excepting Cincinnati, which II
| rum-soaked. We have reached third
base and only need one good hit tt
bring us home" He admitted that
this will be big fight, as the liquor
organization has $3.50, 100000 at III
disposal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-08
|GerIllaIly's q
Over, 81

BERLIN. IVA Loo1C
Germans. pushInG ~
varvarin, IN centEal
Bulgarians, a6vanoo
from Nish, had jolne|
From 0srmany's ~
completed the oest1nH
Omcial advlces 6om
announced the on
junction, aid not ~
effected. Il estsblisho ~
road communicated -
and Constantinoplss boyR
All that remains ~
do now 10 70 provf1e 4 I
roads defense ag11nge
military men said. Il -
that the line win 49,
attacked by the Britjok ~
and by the shattersd ~
from the south. 4, q
Beside the Ang1Ovro
at Salonika, It 10 expeceG \
Allied troops will ~
shortly. II they are ~ N
ashore, at KAvala and ~
and that the Oermanic ~
look for drives against t
all the way through -
garia and Turkey-e 1go1
In northern Serbia ~
have already been scatto
the side Of the road = 6p
which has been "dlgg1n0
By the time the Allioo. Z
their attack, Il 10 bo1(C
positions win BE- pfac1)o
pregnable. The Buloax1o11O|
derstood TO have maAo 81
positions for resisting =
Russian attack. o. . Movnl
the Rumanians. should O.
Join the Allies. behind 4
works along the south ~
Danube. Small troubls = r
in maintaining thee
against the Russtaas an4'
ians. q
Turks, IL II reported. -
concentrated at all poeG1n
Ing places on the BulgASlG
sea coast, and the ports Z
and Burgas have beeof
mined a. . precaution aGn1
sian descents In that quar-
These preparations =
speedy development y ~
Of q German oftengivo' u
Egypt.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-08
UNTIL NOVEMBER - y
$3.50 Ford Tractor Locl|
Lots---Special $l10 r.

We are opening our new subd1v11
Garfield Park. situated on
Forrest, In the center Of the ca
Tractor activity. and to the {
100 people who answer this 0AU(
tisement, we will sell, ~ N Z
vertisement. one or two Of or e.
ular $3.50 lots for only SIG ~
Terms $40 down. and Is m0n&
These lots are all high. dry cd Z
tile, but q short distance fro0
trolley, and alongside Of lots
are selling for from $3.50 %
each. This II an Opportunity
lifetime. for home building ~
vestment, that 10 bound to yIo1N :
per cent within IL month";. ~.
il believing. Come out with - r.
day, including Sunday. at "a ~
m. and see the property - V
property IL bound to be the ~
FOR thousands Of people who
work In the tractor plant. ana a.
giant factories. within . few e.
sfes OF our property. For
mans and specifications. am
trolley tickets to visit thee
lots which we are ofYsring ~
for tl10. cGll or address on OIL
fore Monday. Nov. %.
BRUCE REALTY CORA
TeIephsse-SIelnr.e SIN
1922 Majestic Bldg. IA
Ofnce hours during sale. . - ~
$3.50 o. m. Il n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-08

UNITED sTATEs COTTON REPORT.
WAsHINoTON.- Nov. "a census
cotton report today showed 7.ssi.Sii
bales Ginnsd from the 1915 crop 10
SSy ,. s ssscs.ss Gsss s.f Tor :. BIZ
Round bales included this year to.
tailed 90, 1ol against a1,iss for 1914.
The SHINING yield BY states fol-
low::a A H,a.,G: osas Arkcn's.
4si.sso; Louisiana. 1850: MissIssip-
pi. bs<,oss: North Carolina, %0e.0ss:
Oklahoma, 171.31s: South Carolina,
7fs.lst;. Tennessee. its.sts; Texas.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-08
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

.cetpts. 1900: csc lower; workers.. mix
roushs, ssas.I5; stays. $3.50. Cattle:
Receipts. GO cars; 15c lower. sheep
and lambs: Receipts. 90 cars; 1o@lSc
ccipts. 42S: weak; top. S11.
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Livestock
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.

EAST BUFFALO,. N. Y. Nov. g.
Cattle; ESQ cars; market. l5a csc
lower; prime steers. S8.50ae; butch
ers. 3s@7.25: bulls. $l50m7.
Hogs: ITO cars; market strong:
heavy. T!og7;Se; workers., .I5@
Sheep: 40 cars: market. active; top
wethers. 1875 a $50; ewes. $3.50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-08
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Nov. s.--Close: Liver
pool came across with unchanged
prices at the opening and the general
leading American markets. The
early wires did not make much
change in the situation.
Native offerings OF wheat were
larger in Liverpool and they are ex-
wheat. Cash wheat did not show
much change, but cargoes were ir-
regularly lower. India is not OFFER
ink wheat. Demand in Liverpool was
active shippers Of wheat. European
weather Is cold. Russia sent $4,000
blu OF wheat to the United Kingdom
last week.
The American market had a lot Of
bearish statistics to face. and the
early market was easy although bad
weather and higher prices were re-
ported over the northwest. Canada
receipts last week in the United
States and Canada amounted to 81
000,00o bu or 22.00O,000 bu more than
for the corresponding week OF last
year: In the United States the move
ment was SO. per cent greater than
the average for the past ave years
In two months the Canadian Pacific
railway has handled 100000 bu OF
wheat. The above IL very good
reading for the bears who see moth
future. Winter wheat farmers are
holding. They remember the adj
vance In prices last January and ex-
pect another like II.
Demand for wheat continues a
leading feature. Domestic mills are
running day and night and some
large sales for export account are
reported. The Detroit cash wheat
market Is quiet. but mills here are
buying spring wheat in liberal guam
titles.
Wheat was weak all day and
close. "n at ia loss loss. Of IT,. lc' a., .,ov
Wheat quotations. Cash No. 2 red.
n12h; December opened unchanged
AZ 3i.154 and declined to ti14h |;
N.ls: No. white. sl.0sla.
Cash No. J. &C: No. 8 yellow. ssc.
osts-standard. toEe; No, white.
ssGs5c. Rye-Cash No. ., slo2.
Beans--Immediate and prompt ship
ment: $3.50; Novembet; $500: Decem-
: :nss 1910 Timothy--Prime spot.
Receipts in the Detroit market in
cluded 1000 bbls Of -four, 90 cars OF
rys and Of 'q nay " oss 10
1000 bbis Of flour. 1000 blu OF wheat.
5000 bu OF corn. 1900 bu OF oats
and I ZOO bu of rye. Stocks are 316,-
500 bu OF wheat. so, 400 bu OF corn
26s.000 bu OF oats and $4,000 bu Of
rye.
Primary wheat receipts were
$4,000 bu. against 3,3s6.oO0 bu a
year ago.
Receipts OF wheat Monday: winni-
peg. 1895 cars, against 626 year
ago: Duluth, 1885 cars. against 1,o06 /;
Minneapolis, 1.4s9 cars. against l,s22
Chicago, ft3 cars, against 434: south
west. 100000 blu. against 100000
blu.
Wheat on passag e increased 3,11s,-
900 bu last week. The total now IL
42.0s4.o0o bu, against 2S.32O.oo0 bu
n year ago.
italy has bought 100000 bu of
Australian wheat for March ship
ment.
worlds wheat exports last week
were 12.2&7.O00 bu. against 1866, 900
bu the week before and s,035.o0o bu
year ago.
Liverpool wheat stocks decreased
240.0 bu last week
The American visible supply Of
wheat Increased 6.sS3, 900 bu last
week. Corn decreased $4,000 blu and
oats Increased $4,000 bu.
Exports OF wheat and -four Mon
day. 1.270.000 bu.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-08
new YORK nuTrER ANn EGGS.

Steady: receipts. s.3st; creamery. ex-
ira. 2st 63oc; state dairy. tubs. 20 q
nhc; Initiation creamery nrsts. "a
6Ssc; special. 30h oslo. EGGS:
Firm: receipts. 6.6+1: nearby white
fancy, ss6 soc: nearby mixed fancy,
$40 zoe; fresh nrsts, $1,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-08

Ntw YORK. Nov. s.--Money on
cali, IL per cent; time money. : per
cent for six months; mercantile pa
per. az per cent. Bar silver: Lon
don, "a 1-ls pence: Do. New York.
s0kc. Demand sterling: S46tk.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-08
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Buttee - Creamery. extras. acc:
nrsts. use: dairy, Ale; packing stock,
lee per ID.
cases included, ale: current receipts.
soc per dos. Receipts Monday, 1917
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-08

The following nrms are privileged
Carlyle Il Povah. w. A. Hamlln a
Co.. II. w. Noble & Co., w. d. Moss
4 Co. Bennett, Smith q Co.. Sinclair
Reilly 4 Co., Geo. NJ. west Co.
Emmett L Sprague. z. E. Macerone
4 Co.. A. w. Wallace d Co., VIM. H
Rose & Co.. VIM. A. Neer a Co.. W..
B. McLauRhl.n. F. K Peltor,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-08
TOI.EDO LIVE sTOCp<.

ceipts. liberal; market. steady;
heevies. yI2o6725: mediums. S7.IoG
7;aS: workers.. ssso@7.1o: good pigs.
SEQ $50. Calves; Market slow. sheep
and lambs: Market, slow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-08
CH1CACO CRAIN

GMiStASGo. Nov; s.opsninS; Wheat
Corn. December unchanged; May up
Nc. Oats: December up NC: May up
Nc. Provisions. higher.
Noon-Wheat December. up NC;
May. down Nc Corn December, down
Nc: May. down NC. OATS Decem-
Der. down &c: May. down nc.
Close-Wheat: Dec. down NC: May
down c. Corn; Dec. down &c; May
down sc. Provisions: Higher
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-08
BUMPER CORN
CROP PREDICTED

WASHINGTON. Nov. S.--The
1915 corn crop will total 3.os0. sOs.-
900 bushels. according to . report
Of the department Of agriculture to-
DAY.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-08
UNION STOCK YARDS

Hogs-Receipts, $4,000: market
and butchers, Ss.abg7.s5; good heavy,
ys.so@71s; rough heavy. ss.2s@64o;
Light. w.ls67as; pigs. osa,'Sas;s6,
1885; cows and heifers S2.70as1s;
Texans. S6.2od710; calves, $3.50
1880: sheep--Receipts,. ls: 900; mar
e.n. fs4s.s5: lambs. Ss.Fsds; west
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-08
nav YORK PRODUCE MARKET

but hrm, Pork: Dull; mess. jis.So0
n. Lard; Firm; mlddlewest spot.
esIs0g.ss. sugar; Raw. frm;. cen-
test $3.50; refined. firm; cut loaf.
Eranuiatsd. s5.b0Q6.s6, Coffee: Rio
No, =, on spot. 7ttc; Taliow: Dull;
/. oi.ooGi.Io; clover. SocGSi.2:n.
Dressed poultry: Quiet: turkeys. II
6!3xc; chickens. l3tq21c; fowls.
psoSS,tsrsf,r%%a:c k geese, ss; Ducks. rs
stsokc; fowls. 1sd15c; turkeys, $50
2oc; roosters. 1ihc: chickens. broil-
era i&Ui5c. Cheese: Firm: state
s %Im common sam%ar to % : .psca
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-08
CHICAGO nurTER MARKET.

CHICAGO, Nov s.-Butter: Extras.
ssm2shc; frsts. AN a ?sc; dairy ex-
uas. 2sqashc: nrsts. sahMzthc.
EEgs: Prime ordinary. 27d27Hc:
gisc: young Americas, is0isKe.
Live poultry: Fowls. 1i6isc; ducks,
lsH1<c: geese. 1Sk n1<c; springs. lac:
turkeys, 1000. Potatoes: wiscon-
sin. 900 tsc: Minnesota, $50 csc; new
potatoes. rcceipta. 90 cars.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-08
TOLEDO GRAIN MAKE

ca. s Sss.; Dec. sc Sss NAY May. s GHs%
INc. rye: Cash. ti:o1. Cloverseed
Cab n.1c, 'a Dec gs sh.Ss rs FEB ;lai Is
Timothy: Prime and Feb. S357h
March. s3.s7h. Butter: Brick cream
cry. AN q acc; tub creamery, 2sh n
2sc Eggs: Fresh candled. ale: Sc
iscts. ssc; storage. s2e02sc. Hay: 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-08
Produce Market

The Eigin butter market was
t fss"'s sd Ssns% 0V was based on wa:
:e%sthinS Of a pur mlss e s sns iSss'
arm and steady. Poultry was a little
shaky this morning. There were no
reosipts. but q lot Of stun was car
ried over from last week. and II the
trade expects the market 10 due for
a break The sugar market was ad-
vAnoed $50 q hundred. but the mar
kst a. whole was quiet and steady
.ASsses--Choice.. .Ss0s.oo. per Dbl:
common, sLsSg1ys.So, p e NIB Dbl bs ms'ssrn
0V S.: sSS.s'' GOOD sasvp,ns g.; :,oes.
nss.s-Dr,ed Lims.. iM0se III
Sc::SSsI..a:::";i.ss 1 pss sbRR Per oa.
CHeess- ,Aichissn Oats. is9IsAc:
New YORK.. ish Ollie: swiss. is0atc;
imported swiss. $50; hwbvs ger. s-ib !.
ats.m 1hse; Ion oss G'fss Srn. ' ~
isMs; a.,:is.. , :, q. per iS'
California Fr.its-Srapes: Msiagas'
Esns:s: :od Coz. y; :sa s'I s..
common. i23ltNs per H.; .e>ss.
! hu; green peppers s3.toQa.7s per =
basket crate. 800 per basket; rsdisnea:
IS q soc per dos; lettucs. sVec per
~: xar.isy. lagos doI;: on sa. not
house tomatoes. fs0isc ib,; carrots.
SO &c S5c bu.: head lettuce. $i.2sW l.bv
besna sa.isG o.: green beans. 's0a.ss
GraVe.-concords. s-ib. baskets. II
q lsc; ponieA lac; catawba ponies.
Grsce sruit-s.5o9s per crate
amber. II else lb.; sxu acted. 70so
:n,DH: r. s. Is. e: :y'', K
car iota, { .. b Detroit: New hay. No.
! timothy, $iS0Ie: standard timothy,
ni0 IS: iisnt mixed. l1@ls; Nc; =
i "a ~: t n.s.n. loT 80 10. ciov"r.
yi66is; rye straw, Ss0S5o; whs At
and cat straw. $40 % per ton.
leasas-s3.fs0 $50 PEE oox.
n aa.:: :..n.o s.y g sot sG Il.
Nu6-Cnlifornia walnutS. l7h0
zoe, alSaasm. iing tsc: nrasis ~
n n,srasy iZ sSt. n:S:,I HssaEn. ~
Ossexe.-valenciaa Ss.so0s per
O.io..-,l.7S per 1oo-ib. sack:
rears-KreIer.. SD zoe; Ducnsss.
81 Vl..s. sugar pears. $50 soc.
FtnesDDles-S6.5eG s per crate.
esUssc; Rurslr. SEQ ssc per bu.:
MichiSans. sou Ssc per bu.
Pouitry l3Qlshc; leg
horns and Hsh, Weights llQ &c.
nss n so h.S1 sS,t %ed auak. 1H
y loo. spring turkeys. 10000 ID.
Sweet Potatoes Jerseys. S0c0N
per hamper, &i.Iv per bbL.; VirginiaA.
$2.35 U2.+o per DOL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-08
JCBBuNs. PRICES

(annsA 1~~~s-AvvtsA ~ SeS
Lama beams, slv4.'s. Cora: FANCY
ses1s. ,t.ssvl'". rss:: fancy cary
ss samoa! .s st ss.sS. e. sss tS .e
case. Alaska re1A. $50: ALASKA
tat peas. 81, early !.Ee. $50: slitsd
exrlS June &l.to pcr o01
Feed--JobDing prices in h-bbl.
sacks: Bran, $50. standard midaIings.
40: fine midonngs. soO. CRACKED
corn, $50; corn anu cat chop. US ton.
PROVISIONING prices. BEST Micni-
gan patent. so.sv, second patent.
S5.Io; straight. $40; pure rye. >o.sV,
spring patent 500 per bbL In paper
n.sdware-Naus. sos ksg base;
anncaled wire. $z.06 per buhaie; kAi-
vanIzed bar bed ware. . point Sl.ss
PEE spoot. galvanized sneetA ~
s sosxs. = i 49, $50. ss =.
Suaye. ti.9i Ter cwt., slhtle bat axes.
sneet metal - Anu .4-guaks. .sz.zs,
1..sc. ss.ic per cwt.. Srisxs SoisS.
aud ~ GU: macnine bolts. small. soc
an M,sssINo. : cured niis.. Isc. No.
lso. NO / green beiis ii0; No. :
cured vssi Nap. lse; No. ! xreen veal
.
! green nurrain. ixc; NO. 1 cured cali.
lSc. No. / Steen calf. lee: No. horsc
hides, $3.50. NO. Z horse hidea Sis0:
No. s na.s 4. ss on Nc tte is :ad Y: :ss,
INC on; si,eepskin la to amount OF
WooD, z5W1Sc.
Detrsit OiI--Raw linseed oil, csc;
boiled linseed, &c gal in barrel lots.
kerosene Tauk-wkxon or iron bar.
reis: Diamond headlight. 10.2c: per.
fection. lose; palacine, i2.1; red
crown gasoline, Ice per gal
PrWvlslSss-Mess pork. SIC: fam.
lily, $3.50: clear sacks. ei6.5o0 Is. SO;
smoked hams. Sole; picnic hams,
lIh0l2c: bacon, tk0lSc; lard, In
tierces. 9kc: kettle rendered 1850
ssssrs-corrected daily by w. II.
edgar 4 Sons: Crystal dominoes, 2.
~. es.40. do bib. $3.50; eagle tab
let's, $50: cut loaf. S10Q; cubes,
$685. xxx powdered. s0.ab; stand
ard powdered, $3.50: granulRted. cx-
ira coarse, esi graduated, !nne. In
bulk. $500, graduated, 2b.lb. cot
tons, e5.eei crystal domino grsnulat-
ed. s.ib. and 5-lb. cartons. In cases,
$500 crystal domino graduated. HF
cases. s6ao; diamond A. So; confec-
TONERS A. $685.; No. 4, $3.50; No. s,
{5.!5: No, 9, !a;Ioi No. 1855; No: g.
II. t5:45l No, IL. $40: No. Ia. s5.y5;
No. u; ea.,S' No Is, 1886: non,eak-
!5.7o. per Zoe lbs; househould pyw-
dered. Is. "a to case. $3.50; do. ~ to
case, e3se per case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-08
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

Quotations by Paine. weboer 4 CO.,
Nov 8: Opening Noon
Douglas Island news., 1915-08-11
He Saw Him Do It

An excursion steamer tied up at the city dock aud the passengers came troopiug up town Go take in the sights One lean, hungry-loOking gentleman stopped at a store and made fifteen. cent purchase. The clerk wrapped up the article aud stood respectfully wait ing for the cash. The tourist produced a worn 10-cent piece aud then dshed long and carefully through his various pockets and finally dug up five copper cents which he handed over along with the dime. The clerk took the assort- ment, tossed Che coppers into tbe gar bage can and rung up the ten cents on the cash register, to the amazement of his astonished customer.