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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-27

WAITRESS to care for first floor; all wear.
round position; white, over 80 years; $50 rer
month. Call or write, % Linwood ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-27

WANT d good. live young man who can DO
general Office Clerklng, stenographic work
billing, make himself useful and use common
sense. Reply with details In full In cars
Il LIZ I.adEnr Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-27

no YOU WANT a better position at
sales, clerical. executive or technical
work? If SO. interview Mr.. Hunt, the
employment specialist at Ledger Cen
tral lie q placing Ledger Advertisers
in gool openings daily and without
extra charge. Ask him to send you
booklet Opportunity" free. II tells
how 10 sorure a heIIer Inh. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-27

color proohng. also knowledge OF cylinder
press; state wages and experience NJ 500,
edEcr OnIre.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-27
THE BLUE BUCKLE
BATTLING MYSTERY AND BREATHLEss TALE OF ADVENTURE
Author Of "The Red Mouse "The Running Fight" "Capawn


1coryrisht. 1914. Monrld,, Nast . CO..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-27
sincerely Nourg
'SiEnedD DoRRIs. T, AUSTIN.

. years experience: state fun particIIars IN
rep!y as TO age. nature and extent OF OF.
neriehCc and salary desired. This is one AZ
tho busiest private boards in the city and
none but those with above dualincations
need apply. + 10. Ledger Orhce =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-27

WANfED--foung woman for general house.
york; private family; two adults Pbons
Melrose 1911 w. B 214. Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-27

MAN AND WIFE as butler and cook in family
the very hest need apply. b l2l' Ledger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-27
Miss Dean, 'en To- 1915
Ledger Central.

GIRL for general houseworlt; good y;oso. -
ply S5tB n. Gath st. '"ses' Ap'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-27

GOOD salaried position open with well-known
insurance company for capable district man
ager; al Information confidential. no'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-27

32Il Columbia aye,,.
Philadelphia, March q, lVio'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-27

W NNNIFD-WaItress, neat, clean, willing,
small family; Prot; ref Il 206, Ledger on
WANTED capable quiet utility maid; good
Soamstress Prot. ref. r 2OT, Ledger Office
WORKING houseleeper for Catholic rectory,
suburbs, + s04. Ledger office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-27

Philadelphia, March 81, lVlo
Mr.. Hunt.
Ledger Central,
Phlladeipnla
Dear Sir-I wish to express my most sinesIs
thanks Tor the help you have given me In Sc
curing employment.
Through your Commercial Resistr" Bureau
the privileges of which you extend 10 Ledger
advertisers, | received a position two GAYS
after inserting an Ad at your oHiee.
I have been unemployed for a considering
length OF time, and the job / have gotten VIVA
your help Is certainly appreciated
Again thanking you, l remain
Yours Truly,
Csigued) DONALD NJ HARRIS,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-27

Broad and Chestnut SITS
Dear Miss Dean-Please accent NV ,h.a,
for your assistance in securing me ,ba baa1ss ns
sition ! am now holding. e'e PV'
caLled on you last Thursday the ittb
ana through your assistance | received =
position on Saturday morning in the efass
OF the Acme Tea Company. Ith and Nobls
sls, where everything is very satsfactorv
thanking YOU again for your every kindneas
l wish to remain, '''1'es''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-27

80 III INV HIt
EVERY DAY young women arc qs-
curing good office positions throuSb
the assistance Of Miss Dean at led
get central Cal upon her or mai
q report of your business experience
Employers are listing openings con.
Stantly,. one of which YOU can prob
ably fill. This service Is free Ia ali
situation Wanted Advertisers in tbs
Ledger. a. ''s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-03
COLLINSVILLE WILL
PLAY SAND SPRINGS
Fast Game Expected Next sunday;
Smcltcr People Coming
Big.

The sand Springs baseball team on
next Sunday at Sand Springs will do
battle with the fast Collinsville nine.
and the game will bring together two
Of the fcctest amateur teams i'm this
part OF the state About hundred
fans of ColuusNlle will accompany
the team from that city to sand
Springs while a good crowd will wit
ness IL from Tulsa
While the sand Springs team has
about as many defeats 20 its credit as
ii has victories. each defeat has been
by a very close margin. The game
scheduled for sunday promises To be
a fast one throughout and owing to
the fact that the next day is Labor
dav and that large number Of those
who will take part in Mondays fes-
tivities will arrive here sunday morn
ing. it is expected that big crowd
will be in attendance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-03

NEW YORK. Sept. . - John
Camel is in his new position as man
ager Of the Brooklyn Federal league
baseball team Banzel who has been
managing the Rochester y. Y, Inter
national league team, succeeded Lee
Magee. who resigned as manager Of
his own voltiou
Camel is one OF the best-known
men i'm baseball, and was one time
spoken of as prospective manager OF
the New York Yankees. lie managed
the Cincinnati team in 1908. The
present was his sixth year with the
Rochester team. and during his first
three years there he won the pennant.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-03

pITT~HJ RGu. Sept -St Louis de-
icatod Pittsburgh ro o. TODAY u @ game
featured by loose work ou the part of the
locals
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-03

PITTSBURGH Sept 2-pittsburgh was
defeated by ST. Louis here today 4 to 3.
Bridvcls timely batting drove in three
ST. Louis runs.
Score by innings:
ST. Louis ....,..... 600 100 l2O-4 l
Pittsburgh ......OOO OO2 1908 9 ,
Batteries: CraudalI and. Chapman, Hart
ley. Knct2ar and Berry
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-03
FEDERAL LEAGUE
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Topeka 6. Lincoln l3
A. Denver ~ Wichita
Al Drs Noines s. st. Joseph 6.
No other game scheduled
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-03

World Want Ads Save the Job.
hunter many steps
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-03
TEXAS LEAGUE

At Houston 3. Beaumont %
At Fort Worth l-G. Dallas ~
AT Shreveport o. Waco b.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-03

only hrc, No0o0aI camc, schcduIcd.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-03

}auod for Thorpe m seventh
'attud for NathcwsOu bon eighth
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
GIRL TIPS OFF
BROTHER-IN-LAW
FOR $5 REWARD

There was an "ad'' In the paper.
the other day. which said a reward
OF IS would be given TO the person
or persons who furnished informa.
tion "a to the present whereabouts
OF one Charles Daniels, who. by the
way. has nothing TO do with Charlie
Daniel. the ponderous pursuer OF
breakers OF game laws.
Little Marie Ruole happened 10 be
reading the personal column in the
want lad" section. and she happened
to see the few limo about Daniels.
Marie wanted that IS. Her broth
er-in-law's name Is Charles Daniels.
and she was living with him and her
sister. So she answered the adver.
tisement.
Friday morning. Daniels was ar
rested on a capias. for failure To pay
a Judgment OF 1894 returned against
him as the outcome OF sn automobile
accident The lawyer who had
brought the suit against Daniels
caused his arrest.
Marie got the IS.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
LIBRARY BOARD
MEMBER BARRED
AS SUPPLY MAN

A member OF the library commits
sion has no right TO engage In pri.
vate business transactions with the
board, according TO an opinion pre-
pared by Corporation Counsel Dinge-
man. Friday morning. at the request
Of Commissioner Edward 8. Piggins.
Although the library commission
does not come under the strict char.
ter provision which prohibits mem.
bers of the city government from do.
ing business directly or indirectly
with any city department. there Is
a state law which places practically
the same restriction on members Of
the library board. Commissioner
Piegins. who Is secretary and treas
urer OF w. S. Piggins 4 Sons. stone
contractors, asked IL II would be per.
missible FOR his company TO fur
nish material 10 the general con-
tractors building the new library.
Mr.. Piggins' Arm happens to have
desired materials on hand, and It
would accommodate the contractors
II they could obtain quick denvery.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
DETROIT CARS
ARE USED IN
CANAL ZONE

NEW YORK. n. Y. Aug. 7.-(Spe-
ciaD--An ofiicial report from Gov.
Goethals' once al Balboa Heights.
Panama Canal rome, Just issued.
states that two Ford delivery wag.
ons were placed in service for thor
ough trial in delivering commissary
supplies TO the families OF employees
Of the canal from the head commits
sary at Ancon and that another one
Is to be used by the Cristobal com.
missary.
Five more delivery wagons are un-
der construction at Detroit for the
use OF the canal zone government.
also a three-ton and a one and one
half-ton motor truck For he supply
department for heavy hauling. Cas-
oline costs ii cents a gallon at the
canal
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
UNTERMEYER'S
FEE IN ONE CASE
is $4,5OO,O0O
BY UNITED PRESS.

NEW YORK. Aug. 6.-Four mil
lion aud half dollars attorneys fee
foi one case
That Is what Samuel Untermyer
received.
Several years ago Untermyer was
the attorney In the reorganization
OF the old United States Shipbuild-
ing company. and several other min.
OF steel companies into the Bethle-
hem Steel company. For his fees he
received $4,000 shares OF the new
company's stock. The shares had at
that time a nominal value OF IS.
Today Bethlehem Steel shares
were soaring aroud 5000 a share and
few 10 be had az that price.
Which makes Untermyer's fee
from the one case $4,000. 900.
II don't care to sell at $780," said
Uptermyer today. Il think I'll hold
II for $500"
First sales of Bethlehem this aft.
ernoon were at 30S. adding another
S120.000 TO his fee.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
CAR MEN NAME
DELEGATES TO
CONVENTIONS

Delegates 10 the fourteenth bien.
rial convention OF the International
Association OF Street Railway En-
ployes and to the convention OF the
Michigan Federation of Labor were
elected by the Detroit Street Rail-
way Employees association. wednes-
day evening. The result OF the bal
lots has just been announced.
The biennial convention will be
held in Rochester. Sept. Is. The
following were elected delegates:
John McGregor, Flint city motorman.
357 votes; A. Goidwater. Harper
motorman. 333: Thomas Daley. Four
teenth motorman. $50: Grover Phil
lips. Crosstown west motorman, 32S:
John T. Brannigan, Baker motor
man, all; Archie ID. Black. Sherman
west conductor. 2sS: The ballot for
the others was: Peter Bender, PIT:
Dan Daily. 2S6; Edward G.. Goltry.
l57; John W. Harrison. 63: Karl 8.
Hillmer. l43; William II. Jones. 25s:
William LeClea-. 80, Muss McClin-
took. 25i; Alex d. Mcleod. 1872: Her.
bert A. Meeker. 165: NJ. J. O'Rourke.
273; AL. Paquette, 214; George Sc.
bastian. 20s; Herman Seidler, 1877:
Edward Ulrich. 206; George s.
Wright. 202. On the interurban
lines. which elected one delegate.
Carey D. Ferguson conductor on the
Flint interurban line. received 527
votes to Garrett F. Burns 4s3. Pres.
idcnt Stanley Anderson will 90 as a
delegate by virtue of his once.
The convention OF the Michigan
Federation Of Labor will be held In
Traverse City. about the middle OF
| September. The seven successful
delegates are: Clyde C. Brooks
motorman. Sherman west. sos; Viii.
liam Z. Eddy. conductor, Fourteenth,
/ 45l; Clarence Nugent conductor
Jefferson. 43l; James Lee. motor
man. Hamilton, 3S3; George T.
White. motorman, jefferson. 1863
Wilmott Allen, conductor. Wood
ward. 36l; John Greenshield, motor.
man. Flint city lines, 352. The un'
successful candidates received the
following votes: Albert Carter. 21s;
Rivard Chilson. 300: Charles Covert,
! 232: William J. Leitch. 1874: Ru'
dolph Lenze. 22s; Timothy Lynch
I PSI: Adelbert A. McAfee. 1877; An.
thony p. Radtke, 275; John w. Scott
2s7; J. 8. Story, lo4: Robert O.
Wass, 1873.
Thomas McGraw, Of Pontiac, was
elected az delegate from the inter
Urban lines. He had no opposition
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
llI0N Of
||(ISh|ELSU.S.
lvHEATCR0P
large Acreage Count
eracts Excess Rain,
Says Expert
4 CASH GRAIN is
\ VERY SCARCE
\ Contract Prices Jump
Up Six Cents Per
Bushel
Bv UyITEr PRESS.

"a CHICAGO, Al IA billion
bushcl wheat crol the prediction
today OF b. W. Snow, grain expert
Tor Bartlett. Frazier Co. Figures
$con,plied by Snow to date show the
winter wheat crop will total 6ss..
$4,000 bushels and the spring so5.-
10 Se,00o making a totaA OF 9s4,0Ou..
200 bushels.
81 The rain falls have decreased
SraIn crops a little. according to
Snow. but the large acreage this
4eax will more than make up for It..
Iowa reports that all her wheat has
lbe<n cut. except three per cent.
IE There has been scarcity Of cash
wheat since the rain started TO fall.
.nk0sing contract prices to Jump six
:GUnts = bushel.
Delay In threshing cut wheat is
~ only trouble grain houses have
I'M said Snow. -but with some
iGpDd weather there will be plenty
I eejl."
0aks. Snow declared. were the
efpaI SUFFERER from the rains.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
xEw YORK PROpUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. s.--F'lour: inac-
tive and nominal Pork: Easy mess,
spot, s7s5as.os. sugar Raw. easier
centrifugal. 9s test. t451 nuscovade
50 test, S2.74. refined. quiet; cut loaf
20. so h6 So: crushed. ss.fNms.lb pow
dered, ts.70a5 I5 granulated s5soG
so. Coffee. Rio. .. on spot &c
TaIlow: Inactive: city. ste. special
CSC: country. ~ 0Gi1c. Hay. Strong
and higher: prime. s1.sSI No. ? 81 ~
6fa5: clover. sis5aii0 Dressed
eSrls,y sS'rtey, 9HIst ga 'goks.s soE,. iis
ducks. iTc Live poultry. Quiet
reese lIhl2c ducks. 131 fSHc.
fowls. Isi< y &C. turkeys. I1dI2c.
roos'err. 'fNc: chickens broilerE. T.
~ 1910 Cheero' So 1v. state milk
common 20 s~c@iaie 11iL - sfr. -.
skins comrr- ---' e0Igike
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
TRIES TO SOLDER
GASOLINE TANK;
VICTIM MAY DIE

Otto Lounat. OF No. al McKinstry.
ave-. n night watchman employed by
the ID. p. W.. was probably fatally
injured. Friday morning, when he at.
tempted TO solder leak In the gaso-
line tank Of his launch and the tank
exploded.
Lcunats left eye was destroyed
and his face terribly lacerated by
the force of the explosion. He was
also injured about the body and In.
ternal injuries may cause his death.
lie was removed to Grace hospi.
tai. where DR.. Mcclellan removed
the injured eye.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
Sues for Divorce n 70

PARSONS. Kan. Aug. Married
when more than n years old. VIII
liam r. Lackey. a weil.todo farmer.
who lives near Edna. south Of here,
is now suing for divorce at the age
OF 10. He alleges his wife lived with
him only 30 days after their mar
riage in June. 1914. Lackey's nrst
wife died two years ago. His second
wife has been q neighbor for Is
years.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
Grain ana provisions.

DETROIT. Aug. s.-closs; Wheat
! at the opening was weak In America
and strong in Liverpool. This was
| because weather was bad in Europe
and better in this country
Bears are in hurry TO discount
the improvement In weather ana
selling was quite liberal Rain has
disappeared from n iarge section OF
the country and higher temperatures
are promised The narvesters and
thresners have resumed operations
where possible and every hour OF
good weather improves the prospect
OF an Increase in the movement or
new wheat. Al the same time ~ rs
pointed out that tho stock OF old
wheat Is depleted 10 an unusual eN-
tent and there are many holes TO be
allied before central SHOCKS get a
chance to increase.
Liverpool reports a scarcity OF Of
fers OF new winter wheat and an
unfavorable continental outlook Both
the United Kingdom and France hsNe .
had weather Greece wants great
deal Of American wheat and so VIII
other consumers n little later W IN |,
tiers In Liverpool are up em?d ana
Manttohas sd Argentine and India
are asking higher prices.
Local cash demand IL good. EN-
porters are active buyers and there
ls some mtiilUk acuitHu N'tu tcNo
and eastern Receipts are not large
and quality is not improving.
Wheat was weak all day. Cash
closed lc and the futures y u &c
lower
corn declined &C. oats advanced
iiAc and cloverseSd declined lac
Wheat quotations. Cash No. red.
silSt September opened with drop
OF tsc AT tl.lih and declined "a
siIO December opened at si.l3ts and
declined 10 siis. No. | white. I.lo.
cSsS:e Te ,n rIan aSo'e''9nin, So Sni,ox c9re car
at stc, No. 5 yellow. sssc: no. 5 vel.
80 |. q COO, No. ) white. ss6s:hc:
August. toiSe. September. toc; No /,
si.oS. August. 81. Bean.--Immediate te
and prompt shipment. sass: Septem-
Der. se75 Cloyerseed-Prime spot.
sss5. October, ssIs; prime alsike.
$3.50 Timothy-Prime spot. $3.50.
Receipts in the Detroit market Fri-
day Included 900 bbls. Of -four. S
cars OF wheat. S OF corn. OF oats,
I ot rye and I OF hay. Withdrawals
were e.oo0 bills. OF four. 10000 bu. OF
wheat. and 5000 bu OF corn. stocks
are ~ 0aa bu. OF wheat. $4,000 bu of
corn. 10000 hu OF oats. 1000 bu. OF
harley and 1900 bu. OF rye.
Receipts Of wheat. Friday: wtnni-
reg IS cars. against 20 year ago.
Duluth. 3s cars. against ~; Mime
apoiis. - cars. AGAINST ioi; Chicago,
t1a cars against sse.
Expcrts 81 wheat and hour, FRI
dav. $4,000 bu
Primary wheat receipts were S.s.-
900 bu. compared with i.si2.ooo bu,
year ago
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
Auto Injuries Woman.

Mrs. Annie Lieske, 3s years old.
wife OF Frank Lieske. woh was sen-
fenced some time ago to 10 years
in Marquette prison for shooting
Detective Frank Wilkinson. Was
struck by an automobile and seri-
ously injured. Friday morning. at
First-st. and Michiganave. She WAS
taken TO st. Mary's hospital. She
lives OF No. l60 Hownrd-st.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
DEFRAUDS STORE
AS DAUGHTER OF
MRS. E. r. SHIPPEN

A warrant was issued. Friday
morning. for a woman named NJ.
Stanton. who, IL IL said. obtained
some clothing from Kline's store,
July "a, by representing herself as
the daughter Of Mrs. Eugene r..
Shippen. wife Of the pastor OF the
Unitarian church, at woodward-ave.
and Edmund-pl. The woman. who
Ia about 81 years old, IL said to have
charged the clothing to Mrs. Ship
pen who. on receiving the bill de.
MED any responsibility for payment.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
NEW YORK CoT-roN MARKET.
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
DvnpanG 4 Steyeus.

EAST BUFFALO. y. ", Aug. g.
Caus .hianinx 49,. 9sn
TO TO 500 lbs. $3.50 q 1850. fair to good.
Ss.so0s.35: plain and coarse. tsGs25.
,s7s9sss; do. i.io5 to 1850 los. ,s -
S.aS; choice 10 prime candy steers.
ers. Sf. IS q 30: light common grass
ers. 1Ss006.7S: yeariings. dry fed.
Sa2S6s.1s: prime fat heavy helfers,
3is&sa iisss se0a arS fss siseT.
iI9ht ersssy heif~r., is0s.50: best
nssyy iss sac:s;TSf:.ss;, $50. ssod !. sp,S5; S 5;
~; canEsrs. s3ai; fancy bulls s. q
s5s: ,irss tuiis. ss.asaS.So'
heavy. s7a7..s: mixed, s7.75a 7.eo'
sheep: cars; market slow: top
ismbs. $3.50: yearlings. sLf5us.25.
wethers. SInI.2s: ewes, t6.501s.
Calves: S5gi2so.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
BUYING. OF
j. S. STEEL
IS FEATURE
Market Breaks l to 5
Points In Last Half
Hour
tCop, riGht. 1913, ny the New York
Evening Post Company,

4
Evening Post Company,
NEN YORK, Aug. S.-Price:
broke sharply in the .ast half hoaI
OF the stock market. ana here was
heavy selling OF stocks that had ad
vanced violently during the early
trading. Under the influence OF this
reaction prices broke from TO
points from the high level. with
| conspicuous weakness in many oi
the war issues.
During the earlier trading the
stock market showed increased
buoyaney. with further spectacular
, advance in many OF the industrial
shares. Several OF the active war
stocks made new high records after
opening at fractional gains from
yesterday Speculation for time
was largely confined 70 the war
shares. then the movement broad
ened and the railroad issues became
active on large buying.
A; times the market showed ir-
regularity, there being large profit
taking In some OF the stocks which
lava risen so violently since the
week opened. In some instances.
however. there was quick rally on
renewed buying OF the sort that Is
often seen at times Of pool manipu-
lation.
During the heavy trading there
ycre new high records touched by
Bethlehem Steel. Crucible Steel,
General Motors and Westinghouse
shares. Broad buying OF United
States Steel was the chief feature
however. during most OF the day.
y. y. STOCK MARkET-Clese.
Quotations by Hoynbiower q weekD
Alaska Gold. 33l.. Aliis Chalmers
81, do pfd 60 Am Agr ss. Am Can
iosad. is :" Car n cosion .sy 81 Of, Hg &c. s,sn, s
hoaen, hSe 81. Lean an snsi, 1 d .a So An' a,
Sugar Ref Iio. Am Beet Sugar ss.
Am Tel & Tel l:ci.. Am Wool 2sii.
Bsthlehem steel soos, Brklyn II +
So. Butte & Sup ss. Calf Pet lIis.
Can Pac 1854. Cent Leath 43L. Ches
K Ohio i2i1. Chi CT West II. do pfd
3o1,. Chi VI & 81 r ss+. Chi. r
& FAC i7Ts. Chino Copper t5A. Cole
Fuel iiTs. Cuban Am Sugar Ill
Consol Gas i@sis, Corn Prod Ref Is
Del & Hudson Ia. Distiliers secui
IS. Erie s7t. do .pfd q: Gen Eie'
B r Goodrich 81 ~, CT North pfd lis
CT North ore iia Guggenheim ExI
sSa \. lnspir Copper 35t4. Int Met ,e*
do pfd .3. Int Harv ios. In Harv Corr
s5 Kan City South 2iA. Mex Pc
79A. Miami Copper ssis. VI. ~ p
Ste VI ilTA. No Fac 8. NJ. X 4 I
~. Natl Lead 65N, Nevada Con
49,, y Y. y II q n s2is. North An
-, Sorf 4 West l01. y Y Air Brak.
ll5is. y Y Cent 30, Penn 1osh. Pitts.
bureh Coal 20. do pfd s3h. Maxwell
35. do Ist pfd sii1. do I'd pfd ~
Press steel Car IS, Ray Cons 12t
Ry steel Spring 32is. Rep j & Stee
ts7s. Reading f50t. Rumely Co 5S
do pfd y. Scar: Roebuek l4sis. sloss
l5a. studebaker Corp ssn. Tsnr
Copper ~. Texas Co 141s. Texas Pat
,,eeh. Third Avenue s slt' Tnien Pa
;si.: do pfd 1i2s. y $ Steel s. Io2.S
eohol s: yir.csr Chem AN: We'll,
Cent 3lis. West Maryland 25, we.
Union 16s. r W Woolworth ios
WHY'S Overland 1tik.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
NEW YORK BITTER AND EGGS.

NEW YORK. Aug. s.-Butter;
Steady: receipts. s.3s1. creamery. eX-
ira, 1874 dz5t1c: state dairy. tubs 20
n 15c: Initiation creamery frsts. 22M
s2hc: special. e6G esisc. Eggs: Ir-
regular; receipts. g.s3s: nearby white
fancy, 5l632c. nearby mixed fancy,
lsTsic: fresh Hrsts. iSHe5c.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
BOSTON COpPER STOCKs-C,ese,
Quotations by Hornblower a Weeks

AUX, e
Alaska Gold. ssA American Zinc.
perior. sS: First National. 2rs Gran
hy. 81; Tnsniration. s2h Miami 7sis
Raw Con solidRted. s2a SUPERIOR. 26'
Tamarack 4aL Tennessee Conner
is Trinity, a. United Fruit. III y
Utah Apex 8: Utah Consot., ID: Unit
ed Shoe Mach com. so: Y :. Min. A
Ref Co, ~ DO. pfd., %s& ventura
Oil IA; Verde. 8 i.ls.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
BUTTER AMI EGs.s.

Bueter- Teamery, cStrae, 2Jc.
nrsts. 14c; dairy. zic; packing stocE.
lSc per Id.
Rgwu-Fresh receipts. candled
cases Included, lsc. current receipts,
Ice per doz Receipts. l.i2i cases
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
|||RoPS ARE
! ! !. ROT Ting
4 State Farmers
ear Losses From
Danpness


\ {Goselal - ne Ts.es.l
n pkDGON. Mich, Aug. s.-As
Nh q Aye consecutive days OF
- .11sssrs all over this district
1sufkins with al possible haste
hs$sst crops now rottins from
icesaivs dampnsss.
TN loss already ID expected 10
4lsnt to thoussnds Of dollars. low.
\ 6reae being especially hard hit.