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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25
Livestock
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
DunninR a &IeNrnG

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Sept e.
Cattle: rs cars. market, slow.
choice 10 prime steers. 50. % a $50:
fair TO good. Ssa5ds.j0: plain and
c. arse. 81 50m7.15, choice handy
steers ssus25. fair 70 good srassers,
$3.50 rs light common grassers.
ssd s.2s. yearliuss. dry fed. ssds.3s.
butcher heifera, s6.5015: light grassy
heifers, $50 $50 best fat COWS. ,sn
7, butcher cows. $3.50. cutters
t3.T5 n as: Gamers. s2S0u $50; faucy
bulls. So g. a.: sausags bulls, IS - n
SIS. light bulls. ffH5.
Hogs: 20 cars. market steady.
heavy. IS ga So: mixed. sS3OGs $40.
workers.. SIS. pigs. tsIs50.
sheep: 10 cars market slow
tor lambs. te.s0, earrings a. "a 80,
wethcrs. fbn y - ewes s5ff : 30
Calves ssU fs.IU
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25
Stein Compliments PO-
lice on Work in Vice
Crusade
TRANSIENT HOUSE
PROBLEM FACED
Old DisOrderlies Fined,
While Other Girls
Go Free

or Is women disorderlies who fac
ed Justice Stein. Friday, as a result,
OF the police campaign against vice
few were regulars" the great ma.
jority being young women who ap-
peared in police court for the hrs,
time.
The police had attacked a new
angle in their vice crusade, visiting
rooming houses which were known
to cater TO a doubtful transient pat.
ronage. and Police Justice Stein con.
graduated the officers on the good
judgment which they showed In
handling that angle of the situation
1T Is the most difficult part OF a
vice crusade, TO investigate these so,
called transient rooming houses
which cater almost entirely TO a vic
ious element" said Justice Stein.
1T is a most simple matter for po
lice 10 far overstep their authority
in such work. and crowds OF prison.
ers could be brought into court, and
charge would not hold
But in the cases brought before
me, Friday. the officers have shown
excellent judgment. Their crusade
in this direction is well aimed. and
will do world OF good. IL may
prove the salvation OF girls like
many OF those brought in here. who
have started on n wrong path, and
felt their disgrace keenly when
brought TO court
Several decidedly pretty youns
women, Of 20 or - years OF age
plainly showed their grief over be,
ing arrested as disorderlies. and
most OF them promised the Judge
that il they were granted mercy
they would never again be seen IL
the court room.
In all cases where the girls had
never been arrested before. they
were released on suspended sen
tence, with some good, sound advice
from Justice Stein. ringing in their
ears.
were hardened characters OF the
street, fines ranging from SO TO ST.
were imposed.
No action has yet been taken In
the cases of the alleged gamblers
caught in a recent raid in the Hote
Statler. but Justice Sellers declared
that he would hold a conference with
Prosecutor Jasnowski. and decide
upon what action to take.
Formal request for warrant.
against all Of the players was made
Friday morning. All may be charg
ed with gaming. or the guests" may
be charged with being disorderly
persons, in lettering In a room wher.
gaming was In progress. The mar
ager OF tho game, David Kallmeycr
will be charged with operating {
gaming room
The request for warrants for al
gamblers. players and managers
Of the game Is a new procedure OF
the part of the police but Justice Sci
lers said that he wanted TO give al
the cooperation he could TO The DO
lice, though he desired to make sur,
OF his ground before issuing war
rants.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25

IS DEAD
Widow of Parke-Davis
Co. Founder Passes
Away

ST. CLAIR, Mich, Sept. "a
tSpeciaD-The sudden death of
Mrs. H. c. Parke. aged "a. occurred
about 10 o'clock Thursday night In
her home. near this city. Three
weeks ago she was in a motor boat
that caught fire and was obliged to
jump overheard. II is believed she
never fully recovered from the
shock.
She formerly resided in Detroit,
and was the widow OF the founder
OF Parke, Davis & Go. She leaves
three children. Ira Psrke. OF Rome,
Italy: Miss Pansy Parke. OF St.
Clair, and the Rev. Herbert Parke,
OF Athol, Mass.
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MICHIGAN GAS
ASSOCIATION TO
END WORK TODAY

In the session OF the Michigan
Gas association. in the Hotel Stat
Ter. Friday morning. papers were
read BY william o. Weeks, OF Bat
tie Creek. on House maintenance
OF gas lighting" Charles y. Scott.
OF the Chicago bureau OF safety. on
Accident prevention" and Robert
y. Rowley. OF Detroit, on Recent
developments in the Doberty washer
cooler as gas condenser"
Friday afternoon the association
will elect officers. hear reports OF
committees. and adjourn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25
PAROLE VIOLATOR
GETS ONE YEAR

Joseph Fellow. brought back from
Peoria. Ill.,. on the charge OF violst
ing his parole from a grand larceny
charge, and also charged with big
amy, was sent to the workhouse Fri.
day morning. 10 serve one year for
violating parole. The bigamy charge
will be taken up when he has served
tie sentence.
Police we're puzzled az 10 which
case 10 give precedence. but Prosecu-
tor Jasnowski decided that as Eel.
lows had waived extradition on the
parole violation charge, he would
have to serve his time for that. be
fore other proceedings could be
started.
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TO PETITION
LEGISLATURES

The Wolverine Automobile club.
Detroit has started It's mammoth
petition 10 the legislature OF the
state Of Michigan asking for tho
passage OF a law making all fines
for speeding or other violation OF
motor traffic regulations available
for highway improvement Thirty
miles per hour H. asked as speed
limit. and the petition also asks for
provision for using convict labor for
the building OF highways II ia in
tended that tho petition be circu.
lated throughout the state and that
the number OF signatures win cause
he Lansing lawmakers TO sit UP and
take notice.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25
JoBBI>G PRICES.


Canned Good~-Apples, 81 q $50
gal; baked beans. Glib, seq soc.
Lima beans. $l91.2j. Corn: Fancy
Maine. $40; standard. soc. Table
beets. yi25g1s0. Peas: Fancy early
June. $3.50. standard. 81. baked, 5og
Toe Salmon Buckeye tail. $3.50; fiat,
$3.50. Alaska reds. $3.50; Alaska
pings, 81 Tomatoes. SIZE. Marrow
IA, peas, 81; early Jure. Sl.50. sifted
early June. $40 per doc.
Feed - Jebblng prices in s-bbl-
sacks: Bran. $40; standard middlings.
500. fine middiipgs. sS2: cracked corn.
s34 so; corn and pat chop, $Sl 80 ton.
Flpak SJobbibg prices. Best Micni :
gan paSekt. IS ~ second patent. $3.50;
straight. s5-20; pure rye. $500 spring
Hs rdwnre-Sails. $3.50 case; an
nealed wire. 81 SO bundle. galvanized
barbed wire, point, 81 so per cwt.:
steel. 22 and "a gauge. s2.25: 20 gauge.
barbed wide, point. $i.ss per spool
galvanized sheets. 4. gauge. $50 ss
gauge. s4.75; 80 gauge. sos; single
bit bronxed axes. s. doz.. black sheet.
S3so: 81 gauge. 81 Is: g gauge. $3.50;
carriage bolts. small, I5c, 10 and per
cent on list: large, zoe. 10 and on
machine bolts. small. 80 and per
cent of list. large. 15c and of list
Hides--No. l cured hides. isc; No
1 green hides. i5c; No. i cured bulls.
lac: No green bulls. lie: No.
cured veal kip. lsc: No. ] green veal
kip. Ice: No. cured murrain. i4e; No.
/ green murrain. 12c. No. cured cali
isc: No. green calf, Ice. no. ] horse
hides. $3.50; 80. horse hides. t2.50;
No / tallCw. $3.50. No 2 tallow. $3.50;
No. 2 hides. ic of No kip and calf
1hc on: sheepskin las To amount OF
wool. asa 55c.
Detroit Oil-Raw linseed oil, 51ct
boiled lrseed. 5sc gal in barrel lots
Kerosene. Tank-wagon or iron bar
rels: Diamond headlight. sc; per-
lection. Sc. pelactne, I.gc; red crown
gasoline. loo per gal
Provtsiors-Mess pork. SIC; fam
Hy- $40 90: clear sacks. siTTfa
smoked hams, I4% u l6c. picnic hams
liz N icizc: bacon. liI2 plsc; lard
in tierces, sac; kettle rendered, iOh
per H.
sugars-corrected daily by w II
! Edgar & Sons: Crystal dominoes. 2
| ID, 81 90. do. 5-lb-. $50; Eagle tab
| lets. $3.50; cut loaf. - so. cubes, ss.l3
xxx powdered. t6l5. standard pow
dered, $40: graduated. extra coarse
$3.50: do. fine, In bulk. $50, do. %
| ID. cottons S5.-s: crystal domino
gran. 2-tb. and BIB cartons. IN cases
! IS; crystal domino gran. HE case =
| 1910: diamond A. $50; confectioner
! A. 1855: No. 4. g.. SO. No. 5, t5.55. no
6. $3.50; NJ. :. @.t5: No; s. $40; 70
4 No. IL, $50: 10. -, s515. No. IL
S515: No. is. s515; non-caking mix
ture. Ss75: beet rranulated. $500 Pc
I iOn lbs: household powd.. is. ~ u
case, $40; do. As TO case. $50 pc
case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25

TOLEDO. O.. sept 24-wheat:
Cash and September. H.f4: Deem
Der. 3lo7h. Corn: Cash and Sep
TENDER. TsHc; December. size: May.
5shc, Oats: Cash and September.
s1Kc: December. 39hc: May. 4lL e.
Rye: Cash, ssc. Cioverseed: Cash.
tll.so: October. sl210; December.
September. 1870. Timothy: Prime and
September. t3.s5: October. f3.3Tt1
February. s3.47h. Butter: Brick
creamery, &c tub creamery 2sd
2shc Eggs: Fresh candIed. Csc.
Hay: No. 1 timothy. ti7aIs; light
mixed. SIC: No. mixed, si4: clover.
SIS.
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uxpox sros-,< V.uns

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
sept 2f---Hoes: Receipts. 5000: mar
ket. 100 f5e higher. mixed and butch
srs $1,000 $50: god heavy. s7,lsa
sIkoaato; pigs ss.5o97so, Cattle:
te6104o: cows and heifers. e2s5m
s25; Texans. ss.foa5.4o; caivee. sT.2s
ket. steady; native, ts,5s 90: west
|ern- N.70@sSs, lambs. ss.sSaS56.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25
CHICAGO BUTTER MARKET.

CHICAGO. Sept 2i.-Butter. En-
tras. ASA n rs TIC: frsts. 24D24i5c.
dairy extras, - Z. FAC; frsts. 2iis II &c
Eggs Prime ordinary, 1914 di2a 81.
frsts. 14Q 13hc, Cheese: Twins. 2iis
ii 2ehci young Americas aga n % = =
Live poultry: Fowls. 12h dl5c.
ducks. 12a13hc; geese. i2c. springs.
Is isc. turkeys. lac. Potatoes: Michi-
gan. 3sfi f3c; Wisconsin. asa 43c,
Minnesota and Ohio. sea ssc New po-
tatoest Receipts. az cars.
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Produce Market

Receipts OF poultry were fairly 10
"ral on Friday and the market fal'
ed to clean up on the early run. There
was a good demand from retailers
however. and with the drcssers 20
fan back on. receivers Were confident
and were holding the market steady
The boat from the ISLANDS uac less
than 1000 bushels OF peaches on
board this morning, which naNes o.
look as though the alberta season
was nearly over. fcH or the later
, varieties were includec q ;ae re-
ceipts. and thesr are expected 20 fol.
low almost Immediately, offerings OF
plums were limited but apples pears
| and grapes were in good supply
B.n.ns. 49, Good shippins stock
si2509 per bunch
Beans Dried Limas. ] y a SC 10.
CsuIinower-Sli per bu.
Csbsase s. per bbi
Cheese Michigan fats, Is, 2 Is G;
Az; imported SWISS 2Se. itm"utrs,r '..:
2-lh. i2c. lib, lSrl2 'sv bris *
cream. l5Gl5sc; long horns l5's q
ice; daisies. l5is Z lec per 10.
Chestnuts -H5c TO.
california Fruits Bartlett, pears,
Grape: Malasas. ;i55; Tokays. -
pcr box
Dressed calves Fancy, l4,,gl5c.
common. l9H l8C per IL.
Fresh Vegetables = Beets. &C prr
bu-, green peppers. sc hu; radishes
IOc doz.; lettuce, So zoe bu; parsley,
l5d 20c doE.. CuCum hers, % q soc dcz.;
wax beans. sl5jGi.s5 bu, home
grown tomatoes. sl7i0= bu, green
corn. T5I soc bag. carrots. use IN
Ia sill
n re, Delawares ponies. l+n So. To-
10. 35H4oc; Niagara-. SEQ S2c pee
basket. ponies, lti1 q l2c.
Honey Fancy white, new. z l'r,
am0er. liul2c h., extracted. y -
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying
the following prices for baled hay IN
car lots. o. b. Detroit: New hay. No.
/ timothy. siSnla: standard timothy.
slTGls, light mixed. 81 . u No
IL. No. ? mixed. slial3, No, | clover.
SllaIl.50. rye straw. 81. so as, whoa!
and oat straw, S65o@7 per ton,
NeIons--Pink meats sl.76g case
Iimes-sI fti.25 box.
hrooms-i39 II Soc 10
Oranges - VaIencias, s. $50 per
box.
Onion.- southern. s0ousl per sack:
Spanish onions. sI.25fai.40 per crate.
Praches-Fancy. 81. so; A. A. ~ 20 !;
A, 81. Il. use per bu
PIsms-i-s- bu. baskets. 30G CSC.
Pines ppIes Florida. 81 per crate.
Potatoe.-New Jerseys, $3.50 " 80
sack
Peuitry-BroiIers. l5dl5i.c; leg
horns and light weights, IL ul4isc;
fancy heavy hens. 10 q l5 isc: medium
hens. i4gl4Lc. No. hens. lsg
lsnc; ducks, 10 u rs l4c lb
sweet Potatoes $40 per
bu. $40 per Dbl: NirgiDiGs. $2.25 per
bbi
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CLEVELAND LIVE srocK.

CLEVELAND. sept "a Hogs: Re-
ceipis 500: steady; workers.. $3.50,
mixed. ts25us 20. pigs SIS heavtes
$3.50. rOughs. s6.50n 9 S.; stays. Sc
Cattle. Receipts. 3 cars steady
sheep ana lambs Receipts. cars.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25
FOR YOUR COMFORT AND
CONVENIENCE.

-. < c. Line have plas ed sgcame-
City of Detroit Ill. on the Cleveland
DIVISION for the fall. She leaves
Detroit on the odd dates this month
On your way TO Pittsburgh use ID A
G.. Line steamers. Boat leaves 1896
p IN. Central standard time.--Adv.
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To whom u May co,ccrn-

notice THAI on Wodnesd ~. the efh
day OF October. a. -, 1915. at a
o'clock =, m, at No. lie Michigan.
ave. Ia the City OF Detroit. County az
Wayne and state Of Michigan. ali ar.
ticles or things from 2e2s2 10 ll07a.
inclusive. left In pawn with Julius
St.inbcrg & Co, 'of the city az he.
troit, shall be sold at public auction
by Ascher Mos. auctionecr. OF tho
city OF Detroit, Mich, In accordance
with chapter 100. section :. Of Tho
1912 Compiled Ordinances OF tho civ
Of Detroit. Dated Detroit Mich, M,
23rd day OF September, A. H.. talk
JULIUS sTEINBEHG & co, By III.
LIUs sTEINBERG.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25
BITTER AND EGGS

Butter - Creamery, extras 75c;
hrstp. 24c: dairy, 2ic. packing stock,
isc per ID.
cases included Csc. current receipts.
2ac per doz. Receipts. Friday. 1851
cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25
THE GIANT OF THE GREAT
LAKES.

Steamer city Of Detroit III. OF ID: e.
G Line, will operate daily service be-
tween Detroit and Cleveland In con-
junction with steamer Western
states; leaving Detroit every other
night. beginning sept. ~. 1898 p. IN.
Use the Water WAY for business or
pleasure trips.--.id-.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25
Such MOdesty

Maude---Was she modest on her
birthday?
Edith should say so. she didn't
put half as many candles on che
cake az there should be.
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NEW YoRK MONEY MARKET.

call ] V per cent: time money. Z per
cent for six months; mercantile pa
per. ga per cent Bar silver: London.
23A pence: DO. New York geAc De-
mand sterling. ts7o&
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25

Miss Foozle--Did you ever notice
Mr.. Strongword's manner OF address
ing the ball?
Miss P-immc-T heard him begin
one address. bit I don't think the
rest OF II would be nj for me to
listen to.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25

The following nrrIs are privileged
to execute orders on the exchange:
Carlyle & Povah. W. 4. HamIln a
Co. H. w. Noble & Co, ". e Moss
l. Co. Bennett. Smith Il Co. Sinclair
4 Couls. Lewis O. Gorton. w. T..
Reilly & Co. Geo. NJ. West a. Co,
Emret l.. Sprague, l.. e Maccrone
& Co. A. w " allace & Co.. VIM. h.
Rose & Co. VIM. A Seer * Co. w.
B. Mclaughlin. f. X FELTON,.
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VIEW YORK BUTTER MARKET.

steady aaW re sSPs ssggs sT
ira. 37c; state dairy tubs. 2sAc;
imitation creamery hrsfs, 22n g2sc:
special, 27ii q ssc.. Eggs; Quiet; re.
ceipts. 1855: nearby white fancy. toa
fresh irsts. ss0sss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25

PrfrtIsu the plain neat kind--,hst
o. riaht--TimeS job Dept-Nain f52n
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CHICAGO GRAIS.

CHICAGO. Sept :t.--Opening -
Wheat: September. unchanged; De-
cember, down &c; May. up sc. Corn;
September. up he; December. down
&c; May, up &c. Oats; September.
unchanged: December. UP &c: May.
unchanged Provisions: Higher.
Noon--wheat: September. down lie
December. up nc: May up Ike.
Corn: September. down NC; Decem-
Der. down &C: Nav. up nc. oats:
September. up nc; December. up &C:
Close--wheat: September. up lac
December, mp NC; Nav. mp &C Corn:
September, unchanged; December. up
&c: May. UP &C. Oats: September.
up &c: December. up &c, May. up
sc. Provisions: Higher.
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|REET
BROADER
Unif0rm Upward Ten
dency Is Shown on
Exchange
~. yoRx STOCK MARKEr-c,o.s

3NDw YORK STOCK MARKET-Ciose
q Alaska Gold. s27s; Ans Chalmers.
al; DO. pfd.. "; Amer. LAnseed. IT,
AM AEri. com; ssis Amer; Can f Tan
com. 7s; Am. steel Fdys.. So; Am
'fSut0op OIL. s2h; Am. Hide I.eath..
lin. DO. pfd, As: Am Ice securl"
,l3E; Amer, iocomo.. COG Amer
gsH = A nsr f ssst sugar sugar. g: Amer
'$SSx: Amer Wooden. 50; DO. pfd.
"a "a Anaconda. az Atehison Ios y
STcckiyn n r., So butte a. Superior.
~; Calf Petrol.. 81; Can. Pacific,
'I6lk: Central Leather. 4sts Chesa-
! - Pc si chi. = NoT m, isS ]
<IST fOS: Chino Copper. 44A: Col
eac Fuel ssA' Cuban Cuban AZ, Amer. corn Su,
Ref x, y: cysei b,.t ssss s ss
! ~ com. siE DO. lst pfd., 50: Fed.
,6nslt~rs, az: Gen. E,ec., 1874 Gen.
ssssFS ai 4 d Do . g. d irs North.
~ pfd.. isiN ct. Northern Ore.
l5$: CuxGenheim Expior.. ss1A; Inspir-
alien Copper. asa; Interboro Met.
DO. pfd: a. a., Kan IA ss Slty I sSJsn,
"
jSTicsn Petrol, ely. Miami Copper,
IN: n. st. p. = ste NJ, isix: Mis-
|SeNfi Psclas: Az NJ; X 4 T. com.
az S' gs,. EN- sa 4 stamp MSn1sn sss Ma
I h &. n, 4 H.. seis: Norfolk &
b Enst.. IFS; Northern Pacific. 11oh
AZ sreMke. ~ ~. p \; Sfn.nn,.
XSa1<. pronIe's Gas 1f7h: Pittsburg
800 as: DO. pfd., 1903: Maxwell com,
'f1T; 10. ist pfd.. ssh; Do. I'd pfd.
sssssd steel nv ca st. an spr hay s SGn
~ Iron & Steel AZ; Reading com.
q Roebuck. isS. sloss -shefneld,
=; Seathern Facific. ssF sOgthsrn
Stlvay. IA DO, pfd. san; st nsis
IN xvc. 81 60: Union Pacific, iss.;
NJ Rubber. s?&; DO LIST pfd., los ~;
s sfss, cen as. in p1 D.a psa copps.r.
~: WsstIng house. i2iN: Western
31land. 1px., Western Union. IS u
n w Wo0lworth. los: WHY'S Over
vrssAe. IslS ~ the rev revE
DW YORK, Sept. .4.--Although
M eytdently under the sway of
nntiy0 excitement, especially
ue tho outside public. today's
~ market broadensd In its scope
SctlviGy and moved quite uniform
6ts16 IN upward direction. During
o lDrenoon, the movement was
cn1y .co0flncd to the industrials,
~. for the most part, recovered
)aDtiF from yesterdays reaction.
e1eernoon. however. the raH-
~ l1hafes ~ whole jeined In the
&olpenA Advanced. : Of NJ 4 ito 2
10fo were general even, amongst
G6ks which, for q week have hard
(t1k1pd and in the Anal trading,
p owtment reached stage Of
peqvity. with the railways
Gvement seemed to be governed
naly By the excited enthusiasm
IT. TIE specializing public and by
( operations OF professional
1(Rrs who were maneuvering to
10 D1e puDlic IN q state OF I'M
4 ntnlshed excitement.
ID other markets, bearing on the
8grAl financial situation. there
49, not much change. Cotton went
1Ghor; the speculation In that
nznodity has developed extraor-
lnofy characteristics. Foreign ex-
8 Ilontly. The wheat exports Of
E4nntly. The wheat expuorts Of
- present week. as reported by
! o1atreet, were. the largest ever
11ecoeted for the period. They were
1og3y > million bushels above the
i4ns week In 1914 and 1.75o.o00
>nHove 1913 and exceed those OF any
~ this year since April.
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Grain and Provision

DETROIT. Sept. .4.-Ciose; Bears
felt confident OF lower wheat prices
on Friday as practically all the news
was favorable 10 their side OF the
deal Prices, however, promptly nd
vanced.
The action OF the Chicago board OF
trade in making velvet cham wheat
deliverable on contracts appeared 10
clear away any danger Of a squeeze.
II was considered great victory Tor
the shorts and the natural sSpecta
ton was that prices would immedi-
ately break. but demand was active
IN the early trading and the market
was strong This may have been due
in part TO reports of success in the
placing of the loan for the allies,
The leading weakness OF Thursday
have struck snag. report that
was denied later With the loan a
success foreign wheat buNins Is ek-
pected TO become active. About 900
BOO bu. Of Manitoba wheat was taken
for export Thursday
Bears feel confident OF heavy
wheat movement In the near future.
Already Winnipeg receipts are run :
ming heavier than year ago and
there Is big increase in the Ameri-
can northwest Weather faVors
threshing. which Is being pushed TO
completion all over the spring
wheat states. on the other hand
tilere are reports that spring wheat
and are preparing TO hold their
wheat Country offerings are said
to be light. The winter wheat move
ment continues slow
Wheat was Irregular and closed
with a decline of II &C in cash and an
advance OF LGIc in futures.
Coarse grains and seeds were un-
changed.
Wheat quotations Cash and Sep
opened without change ut 81 .0sie.
advanced TO 81 OF =, declined Ia SO!
and closed at si07i4 Msy opened al
81 90. advanced 20 $40. aud de-
cllned to sl.o9ts No. white. sos.
CASH eSai Ne ;. sT 7ai.c So oo'1! yellow &c.
oats standard. Ssc; cash and sep.
temper No. : white. g nc: No.
white. $50 aec: sample. ~ q SAC.
Rye; Cash and September No. :.
Beans: Immediate and prompt
shipment. 81. October. go.
Cioverseed: Prime spot. 'il .2s; oc-
toeer. sl22s: prime slsiks. $3.50;
Timothy; Prime spot, 81. 15.
Friday were Loco bbis. OF -four. 20
cars OF wheat. IL OF corn, Of oats.
of rye and OF hay. shipments
were 1900 bills, OF -four, 5000 bu. OF
bu. OF oats Stocks are 1oS,5oo hu,
OF wheat. $4,000 bu. OF corn. S4&.50o
bu. OF oats and $4,000 hu. OF rye.
Exports OF wheat and -four Friday.
Primary wheat receipts Were -
sseeoo bu.. against 2,s3s,O 900 bu.
year ago.
Receipt sof wheat Friday: Chicago.
1ss cars. against 49, year ago;
40. 600 hu., against as roo
$40 cars, against IS
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-06-17
HAIL AND RAIN.

A hail storm passed through the
county southeast of Ivsnhoe last
Thursday evening, and several fields of
wheat and oats were damaged TO a
great extent. Among the heavy losers
near here are W. J. Hennigh, G. X.
Witt, Q. A. Bateman, NJ. Reynolds, A.
S. Gilmore, ID. L. Morehead, NJ. Rey-
nolds, Jr., viii Terral, @. L. Dennis,
w p, Freeman, J A. Pinekard, j. w.
Walker, Jim Donovan, and George
Lash. Some Of the crops were not
badly damaged, but most OF them suf-
fered from 80 to 100 per cent loss.
The storm came from the direction of
Lipscomb, and left strip Of total loss
Of all crops In its track.
Another hail storm passed through
the country about Chaney the same
day, totally destroying the wheat in a
large area of country, and in some
places there the hail was so severe that
il broke down trees
The hail was accompanied by heavy
rains, which helped raise the already
swollen streams. Wednesday night
the 2nd, the bridge across Wolf creek
at Higgins was washed out. The
bridges on the Wolf at Lipscomb
Shsttuck and Gate are now standing
over dry land, as the river has cut q
new channel around the bridges, The
w +. & n. w. railroad bridge across
the Wolf near Supply has gone down
and the Santa Fe bridge across the
Canadian river at Moreland went Out
last week.
On Twenty-Five Mile creek, north o.
Gage family by the name of Buck
consisting Of a man and wife and two
children were drowned while trying t
escape from their house to highe
ground .-Ivsnhoe News.