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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-05

Don't neglect a summer cold A
bronchial cough causes broken sleep and
lowers your vitality. Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound soothes and heals raw,
inliamed membranes. stops tickling in
threat and clears stuffy, wheeZy breath
ing. Contains no opiates; children like
it; good for all colds, coughs. Group and
bronchial affections.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-05
NO BOOZE TO INDIANS.
California Law Forbids Sale TO Any o.
Them.

Them.
Sacramento, Cal.-It is made illegal
to sell intoxicating liquors to 'squaw
men, or any one who lives or associ-
ates with Indians and TO any person of
part Indian blood under a bill by As
s~emblyman Phelps just signed by Gov
ernor Johnson.
The bill aims to end an asserted prac-
t,ce OF white persons purchasing liquor
to carry into the camps and villages of
Indians In the remote mountain dis
tricts.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-05
SAYS SPEED WOULD
HAVE SAVED LUSITANIA
Montana Doctor Saw Subma-
rine Before Liner Was Hit.

Harlem, Mont.-Dr. Carl f. Foss, a
young physician who sailed in the sec
oEd cabin of the torpedoed Cunarder
Lusitania, arriving here. asserted that
he saw through his ieldglasses from
the deck of the doomed ship half an
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
OFFERS CHILDREN
AS HOSTAGES IN
LIEU OF BAIL BOND

James Leognlck. OF No 227 Mon
rce-ave., offered his SIX children a.
fostages, In lieu of pail bond.
l'hen Justice Gainey threatened him
With a heavy fine Wednesday morn.
ing for inluCging Ia "nshting
drunk"
Pa,rolman John Pickratm test.
FED that James was a VERY bad
rotor when intoxicated. and had
tLe whole neighborhond IN fear
Justice Gainey decided on good
scare as proper punishment. ana
toIc James that he would have 10
serye a year IN pri ON or pay $50
fer his fun.
81 have the money IA a bank"
said James.
But how viii know You viii
come back with it, demanded tie
Judge.
We'll. Two go' six children. and
I'll leave them With you til come
bark" said James.
He vas scnt 20 jail for a few
hours, and the deputy was told "a
release him later, with q warning
20 behave himself.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
LETTER CAUSES
GIRL TO WANDER

barbara MelSner, 10 years old. OF
No. l47i scotten ave, doesn't get
along well with her teacher In the
Columbia school. The teacher gave
ara note. Tuesday afternoon
barbara knows how to read Also.
barbara Was curious. She peeked
into the note
Then she started 60 walk, and she
walked and walked and walked.
Way out In Redford. Tuesday night.
John Taup. saloonkeepcr. found Rar-
bara wandering along the road she
hcld a note in her hand.
Taup read the communication
The teacher asked Mrs. Meixner n
She wouldn't use her parental iniiu.
ence 90 make better student OF
barbara So Taup understood. he
took the girl 20 his home. notified
he sheriff = otf,ce. and late at night,
note IN hand. barbara Was returned
20 her family
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20

AFTER the trst OF July q new sort
cf farm mortgage security will bs
available To investors In Kansas. II
Is OF great interest TO the investor
ot moderate means
Under the new law. for example.
the holder OF a mortgage for $4,000
on a Kansas farm NAV have II reg.
istered At the state capital for taxa
tiou purposes, then take IL 10 the
state treasurer. With whom he de
posits the deed securing the mort.
gage Then the treasurer looks up
the title 20 the farm and determines
whether or not the amount ot the
mortgage exceeds SO per cent OF the
assessed value OF the farm Also.
the mortgage must not bear a
greater rate OF interest than per
cent wear
II the treasurer's report on the
title and percentage OF loan 10 value
of property is favorable. the holder
O: the mortgage can then cut the
$4,000 loan up into smaller pieces.
"debentures, bearing interest at the
rate of per cent per snnum These
dehentures may BE- sold anywhere
IN Kansas they are not taxable.
The seller ot the deben,ures guar.
antees the interest and principal
taking the difference of per cent
between the rate on the original
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
BURGLAR FLEFS
WHEN OWNER OF
HOME PURSUES

The click OF a baby'- safety cato
at the head % The stairs 10 william
Walkers hom No. 2s7s East
Grand-blvd. aroused Nr Walker NJ
, o'clock. wedue day morning 20
the fact that a burglar was IN the
house
Leaping from hi bel Mr. Walker
who is the resident o. Walker
Bros. caterer. arl 2 former r-eat
dent OF the poor commission, rushed
TO the head Of the a-.rVlv a-1
saw burglar raeiak down as
stairs He followed. though uu
armed, and switched on the lErr
through the rear door, vith Nr
Walker still tn pursuit bar ~.
householder stopped and retreatcd.
when the report 90 revolver dis
turbed the early morning quiet. and
bullet sped through t1a os-n
door, and lodged in the upper cas-
ing
Detectives EIlenstoln and Oldani.
Reid and Dlbbie. w6o we're sent 90
investigate. believe thp. TIE burglar
nred only 70 scare Mr. walker and
stop further pursuit. in which he
was successful
No plunder was taken
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
OFFICE or THE DEPARTMENT
or PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit. May 20. 1913.
LATERAL SEWER
ASSESSMENT NOTICE

To An whom II MAJ Concern.
Take notice thhr Hu assessment roll
for defrnyipE The coat and expense
ot constructing IA" vitrintd crock
lateral sewers hereinafter described
has been completed and Is open for
Iusf cotton a. this office. and Will he
presented TO the Common Council at
session thereof - be held Tuesday.
the 1Eth dar - MAY. 1913 AT y. m.
standard time. for confirmation.
The lots and parcels ~ real estate
ahuttinR on OF ADJOINING the alley or
alleys hereinafter describod have
been assessed for the cost and sx-
p~uke of The Improvement therein.
ANY person desiring to object 20 any
asacssmant made may hle with the
Cttv clerk written protest AZ any
time prior 20 the date lnst above
mentioned ana may be heard before
the Committee on Sewers, To whom
such protest Will be referred. AT
ulcetiuR thereof TO be held on the
Thursday foilnWtns such reference At
II . m standard time, AZ the Com
mittee Room In the City Hail
Aascr4nent Roll No, 5000 Lateral
scwsr No 2-lt. in alloy In block
bounded ty Hanover. Dunedin. 10th
ron and ia Salie Gardens south.
GEORGE 81 FENkELL.
Msr Mr% 90 90 ipis itei
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
ELOPERS ARE
ARRESTED HERE
AFTER LONG CHASE

A years relentless pursuit by Ho-
ratio r.. Dixon. OF Perdue. Saskat-
rhewan. Canada, came 10 an end In
Detroit, Wednesday. when Immigra-
ton Inspector Leonard Coyne and
members OF the free lance squad ar
rested George Seldom, 20 years old.
and Addie II. Dixon. rs years old.
both OF perdue. who have been liv.
ing FOR several weeks at No. 1873 IL
portcrst.
Mrs. Dixon, the wife OF Horatjo f..
o,opcd with seldom year ago. Her
husband traced the couple TO To
ronto and finally TO London. Ont. lie
raussd their arrest In London. but
lhe magistrate who heard the case
aismissed thcm. alleging that he was
p0weriess under the Canadian law.
y seldom was unmarried.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
BOY SCOUTS TO
HAVE FIELD DAY
NEXT SATURDAY

The Roy scouts OF the city viii
hold their annual neid day next sat
urday on the old u \ c. neld on
WoojVarlaVer between Canneld
and Forestaves, There are now
So active troops and nearly 2.5o0
active scouts ia Detroit and High
land Park, and tour new troops are
forming 10 b. expected that each
90 the troops viii De represented at
the field day. which will be attend
ed by number az men prominent
~ tto scout movement including
James r West cblct scout execu-
rive OF the uafiunal council. Milton
A NcElc roHGler OF the movement
in Detroit and >cvon1 vice president
~ thc national organization. 4.
lAmmouA provincial scout commits.
sioaer % Toronto. and ID 1. Nook.
srurt commissioner of cleveland
The program of events Is unusu.
ally elaborate. aui uuy res stored
troops and registered scouts will hc
elg.rlr ro ,rmp'tr The field day
l~ pablo. but am admission OF 80
crnts Ni.i be charged 10 all except
scouts
Thcre Vll bc six competitive
events tnr the @ ID Pope cup. as
follows. Demon t-atlous ~ hrst
aii. signaling with WigVak code,
making Hre by friction. boiling va.
ter scaling walls and uu-ding a
lr3nfo Special events will include
exhibition df,Bs di-ats by model
aarep planes bridge building rescue
nort. elc The roog capturing the
.arsost Uuu beer of special events viii
hr pre,sAttd Njth banner
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
Exchange Awaits Re-
spOnse To Wilson's
Note On Lusitania
ITALIAN CRISIS
HAS NO EFFECT
No Response Detected
To Troubles In Brit
ish Ministry
Copyright. 1915. by the Nev York
Evrsing Post tomDaay.

Evrsing Post ComDaaS.
NEW YORK. May l5.-Acuvity
was again suspended on the STOCK
exchange today, with prices ad-
yancing slowly, TO about the same
extent as their decline OF yesterday.
Once more there vas plenty OF
news 10 which the market might
have responded had II seen rt-the
apparently swift movement OF
events In Italy toward war. for In
stance. and the British cabinet re
adjustment.
In reality. all the attention OF the
stock exchange was fixed on the
question OF Germany's response 20
our governments demands. The
llnanciaI attitude was entirely
calm, as Il has been ever since the
presidents note was published.
That the space OF nearly a week
since the Washington note was
published has evoked such power
fui testimony 10 belief In the sound
ness Of our economic position. even
IN the event OF war. helps to sta
biIity. but not 10 renewed activity.
The general market closed frac-
tionally below the best, after a day
or small transactions.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
BOYS ELOQUENT
PLEA TO JUDGE
SETS THEM FREE

Johnnie ard Willie appeared IA
ta..- uaa attorneys in Juvenile
-tu W,ln, lsl morning And SO
,94ue8t Nas their exposition of boy.
aeI .aa th1t ta,y Induced Judse
Ha'.est TO suspend sentence upon
.4,m.
happened this way John c.
1.l..'1 81. a t... her in the Bishop
school lie kept a friend Of the two
us. after -soo, oay night john
re 3aI wills. ilGn' Ike chat ~ all
SEQ rasY lay l Nait tor Nr uldfeli
1aC. a. as psssei them on his way
home. rhey reasoned Senuy Nlth him
fitl tle assistance OF tao nice. red
I1fcks.
Strange 20 say AIr. oldseli was
rot carv need and the case ia
#ssrI- court eas rcsaN OF his
complaints
Johnnie and wHHe. not one whit
ebasavd told tine coart thar they
g approved u, 49, practice OK keep
1913 eays after s-hool Il wasn't fair.
-Iaeia .g !0 tho spring ,!m" whSn
there are go many other things 10
lo oat OF doors
pesttes 'be boy whom Mr old.
.ald kept after school w8R the best
an player on Johuute's team and
llt absence Ted 20 defeat admin
sfrrcd 5y the team of sissi"s cap
ru 20 hy That skinny, Harold, Who
a.slr> p~e'lcl.-
DULY impressed with The argl-
merits advanced by the youthful
piraG.-s Judge IYlber' sus pended
,c,teura and released them ON pro-
cation ita wa-nsd them. however.
a1aIuz, $50 III br!ekbats as aids
90 Ar-lWsat.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
Your Money
New Style Farm Mortgages in Kansas
~ JOHN N. osklsoN

loan and the rate paid by the de
benturcs as his pay Tor putting the
transaction through and 'o meet me
states tax oi Is cents on each 500
"A charge ot $3.50 a year on "a tarm
mortgage oi 5000.
In kansas il is said th9t the de-
mand for good farm murtcage loan~
IN small amounts come, mainly from
the east from the people who are
getting 3ts and per cent on money
deposited In savings banks
There is no reason Nh> this Kan
sas experiment should not lead 20
similar action in other states X
it does, and debentarcs ~ This class
Be- come popular as Investment II;
is We'll 20 keen n mud thr lmtN-
lions a.: the states guarantee lJ Is
this
The state merely SAYS Tho treas
urer has ascsry3tacd that the title
o.; the farm property mortsaged if
good and THAI ,a' amount ~ 'hs
mortgage IS uo' greater than g" urr
cent of the appraised value The
state io,s not attemnt 20 say 7Hr-
thing about the market value 90. ,ac
mortgagsd farm
Purchased from reliable dealers
and gcod bsuss. Jhr RaN farm more
gage iehenturvs ought o. prove axe
and attractive investments.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20

state ~ Michigan. in the Circuit
Court FOR tho County 81 Wayne. In
chAnc"ry beiina Crevier complain
art. w. John crevier. defendant File
No so2ss Law Offices. Ezra y Beech
Ter. SAT- Chamber ~ Com. Detroit
Mich II appcaring that bill for
divorce has been alod and that the
.arn. is now pending. and that the
said defendant has departed from his
last place % residence and that the
whereabouts of said defendant is up-
known. on motion 81 Ezra +. Beech
ler solicitor for the com nla inant N
Is ordered thar the said defendant en-
ter his appearance in said cause on
or before Ave months from the date
of this order and that within 20 days
the complainant cause this order to
he published In the Detroit Times. a
rewppapcr printed. published and ctr
culated In said county and that said
arbitration he continued therein once
In each week for six go weeks In
succession and that n copy Of this
order be forwRrded TO said defendant
by registered mail 20 his late known
place OF residence Dated the Sth
day of MAY. n. 1913. "a true
copY T. J ~ Hally. Circuit Judge
John n. Lesnan, Deputy Register
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
JOHN ID. Jr., HEARS
METHODS SCORED
BY CLERGYMAN

WASHINGTON. May 10 Josn
n. Rockefsll-r. Jr.. sai - morning
today IN the hearing room 90 tEe u.
das,rla, relation commission q. tile
Shorehsw hotel just as De sat an
.terGoon IN Colorado
n the Colorado ,lsrgl wen who
went on the stand ar the afternoon
session proved as Veli prurI as
'hc clergyman who tasrasd an
uornlns. X vas clear that The
; OunE custodian OF Tie 90, frt-l,'-
fortune would Save % ee pgt or
again until tomorrow morning
Listening 10 tAe morning aft-rss.
Rev Eugene GaGl.s. .ol.d not
have been pleasuTahie tor Ro.Eafrl
Ter The minister. who eert
through the whole strike period a-
Colorado Fuel & Iron COMPANY
employe. In charse az s0eio.ogi 40
work 0as very frans bis teugn-
cation OF some conditions He Dc
r - empbaticaNy that Improve.
ments described by l. VI Bowers as
having been brought about rlraGI "A
the lat,er's Efforts ever have been
made
Bower. hr said. entered he Colo
ralo strike situation because Presl-
dent Vplturn. ot iae company Nas
not ccnsld ei equal 20 handling It
&c Bowers came ogt from 26 Broad
Uay
The witness spoke of tae average
mine sups riHt-ndeut as a,as-
phsmous bully
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
PROPOSALS FOR
FURNISHING STONE
PAVING BLOCKS

Sealed proposals. will be received NJ
the ofnce OF the Department OF Pub
lic Works, Detroit. Mich. until Mon
day, May -, 1918, at 10 o'clock "a. m.
eastern standard time. AZ which time
and and p, place ,hs{ will ec opened, for
10 the OSCILLATIONS on nie In this
ofncc, granite, Medina or sandstone
paving blocks sufficient To pave 600
square yards, more or less, freight 70
be paid by contractor At shipping
point 20 b" delivered. piled on sides
or streets where they are 10 ba used
Also for $4,000 pieces granito nose
stone for street car tracks, { o h.
Eastern or Western storage yards as
1000 lincai feet 81 granite curb foe
circle T-tn. MS in, not over 3 feet
J inches, nor less than feet long
500 feut delivered In Eastern ward.
and 500 feet delivered in Western
yards
The department reserves the right
O. reject any OF all PROPOSAL. or split
the contract between bidders. ia its
discretion
bidders arc required 20 nIe n csrti-
ned bank check In thu sum of $500
With the department. % Public Works
before the proposals are opened, con-
ditiDued that should they he found to
he tho lowest bidders they win with.
In nv~ days after being awarded tho
contract by the Department enter
into contract. with surety company
full amount 80 the contract price TO
suppiN the materials
Checks hnt proposals. 20 be placed
IN s"parate envelopes
tSas GEO ~ FFSKEI.f.
A-lRfN Commissioner
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
SUES SAICONIST
WHO GAVE LIQUOR
TO HER HUSBAND

suit FOR $4,000 damages against
Peter Wolf s8loonkeeper, az 40 5s7
toward wa. begun Wednesday
Y.auinx ir circuit court, by Mrs.
ffrd Murphy Mrs Murphy
e= that the liquor which Wolf
Sold r1 aar husband. William. not
uul- ts. ived her of a comfortable
sara but cost her the love Of her
mate -Ea allie ve- that she warned
Wolf not 'o give h"r husband more
whisky. traf 800 'ailed 10 obey. and
that her IN band lost his position
"a result
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
NOTICE STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1927.
CRAWFORD AVENUE.

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The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
Reported sy Hayden. stone Co
Grains and Provisions

DETROIT. May Fore Gn
news did not have much % do with
wheat prices IA the early trad'ns, as
the wars and rumors of wErs are
too perpleKing 20 be anaiyEe1 bS the
ordinary gran dealer The market
IN Liverpool is closely following
America IN advances and deliver
F.. les
An early cable says France has
reauisitioned ali wheat az q uniform
value equal 10 il.ss per eushe. lA,-
from the decline in prices hut there
has recently been an active cO1tlu en-
tai demand that shows the need OF
grain among the hghtng nations
MIiIsrS In The Tinted KINGDOM aF@
doing a very heavy business ard are
continually In the market for wheat
Supplies on the cont nent are d"-
creasing MISUNDERSTANDING the heavy
past.
The home situation j. trirle mix
ed. Weather II the noT'hwest - un-
seasonsbly cold and ln the sogfhwesf
they are g~ttlng TOO much rain n
some quarters ETtrayagant Claims
I of damage are being modified and th@
country is not following the damage
news with buying orc~s. The tTou
bic with the wheat market - the TN
certainty IN relation 90 foreign com
IliFakA9nN t'".HINf 80 ANE NANf ~
take in commitments Until the poiiti-
cal situation has cleared ~ ~tti@.
/ Wheat ruled weak ali day and
closed with loss ot = n Pc Corn
ard oats declined 'ac and rys lr
The other coarse grains and ..eds
were unchanged
whss, quotations. Cash No red
si5z July opened with = decline q
"A AZ g. e-tt and declined % : 14ta
September opened az 81 22i4 ard de-
clined 10 s. - a No. / white. s. IS
Coarse zra.n quotations corn
Cash No. sac No , yellow car
At Tsc. ~. yellow Isc. oats
STANDARD. Eii. q f5c 40 : white. sag
t4i1c 40 Thtts Sc Rye--Cash
No 2 IL Beaus-Trn redtat~ and
prompt shipment 1905. June s. -
CloVersee Prime spot f1s5 Nc-
tobsr. $50. prime alsike 81
Tinnfhy- Prime spot 81
Receipts ~ the Detroit uiarks-
wsdnc sdsy were ! roo hhis 81 flour
car or wheat % corn % oats
and % hay. Wi'hdraWaIs were -
00o ohip of flour au1 900 ~ q
corn stocks are 81 f9A pa - ~ heat
.4S 800 bu. of corn. a. gRo hu - aats
1000 bp. OF barley and i3.l15 pa y
rye
Exports ., wtes. and -four wss-
lnesday $50 ,00h bu
! priruins wrtat receirts were f9- o.
ooo bU compared With sos 100 hu =
lyear ago
Receipts % wheat wesrssfav .
luth - cars. against fS a -ep- ago.
Hinenapolis 10 ears HEairE' ss Crs-
lcago. i09 cars against 900
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
ON
DECLINE
All Grades Show Re-
cessions Since Yes
terday

CHICAGO. May ls.--Wheat Wa
weaker at the opening today or
lower cables Prices showed over
night recessions ~ IS. SIS and 3Sc
Ater. fair buying demand develop
ed and prices advanced Slightly
Favorable weather conditions
weak caolcs and little activity, 10
Eether with weakness in wheat.
caused an echoing Weakness " corn
at todsys opening when prtCes
were unquoted for May and down
l.sc for July. with Septemoer an
changed. The arst quotation. lster
IN the down On May Was 80 II.
I-sc below yesterdays close.
Oats opened unchanged. down -
and down l-Sc compared y.th yes
tertsy's close. These prices held
steady.
Provisions were slightly lower or
increased receipts.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
ASKS AUDITORS
TO OFFER REWARD

Sheriff Milton nakmau announced.
Wednesday afternoon, that ae would
ask the county auditors 20 approve
Of reward of $500 10 The person
furnishing Information that all
lead 10 the arrest of The slayer of
Louis z Halpin taxicab driver. Vho
was shot 70 Aea'h. Saturday night,
on Trowbridge.rd.. near Eloise.
The police and the men on my
force have done everything that
could be done on the case. said the
sheriff. "apd we are still without
clue that will give W. lead 10
work on.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
Livestock
EAST ri FFkIo LIVE STOCK
puantux a stevens.

FAST 81 FFALO. " Y May "a
Cattle Two rars. market steady
prime shIVpirE steers s. 40 n ss'
fa.r 90 good sSu >e5 plain ard
Coarse tS.tE- s5. choice 20 prime
handy steers sSGSt ~ far 20 good
8 --d- 50 prime "a e.rers. 5 8 y
good bltCrAr'rE heifers . 81 \
Hrgt. do. s. .5dT Nest fat cows.
& r f1 rrrF hu,rnertug cows s.
as -n. a-ttarS ts+0HS Gamers s.
as fancy bulls s. 5a best butch
--r0g ralls s. ST. s,f good Killing
bells s. 30 GS-5 light bulls sc So n
300
Hogs thirty cars market. loc
lower heavy ard ycrkars. 100
piss SIS.
sheen TWO cars. market. strong
.nr lawSs III yeaTlinEs 81 50 4
3 wethsrs. SS.SGs,s ewes s. y
calves S5us'N
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
TRIAL OF FATONS
SET FOR THURSDAY

Arthur y Eaton and his vifc
fot'ie. charged With causing the
death ~ their daughter Ethel -
years old. by their abuse of the
child. will be placed on trial. Thurs
day. before Judge Connolly. the
case halng set. "Wednesday morning
Mrs. Eaton Is out on bail, but hor
husband has been held IN the county
ian since his arrest.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
MEDINA sroNE ron WESTERN
NNHn

500 feet Of Medina stone 3 IN \
Is-iu and not over feet . lnchos.
nor leas than 3 feet long
500 feet 1f Mod nR stone. . in y
1S-fr Hut not over feet 2 inches.
nor icss than feet long
500 fcrf ~ F-in Vfs-iu Medina
stone. 90 least feet : inches long
500 feet Medina headers lin 4
is-ir and not less than , feet 9
In hos lnuE
FreIzht 10 he paid Nv contractor ~
shipping point
The department reserves 'he right
20 reject any or all proposals. or split
the contract between bidders, In its
discretion.
bidders are required 10 hle certi-
bank check in the sur of $500
u 10 the Department ~ Public Works
hIfufe tho proposals arc opened. con
diifauad that they VIII, within I've
cay 'tor beinE awarded the ron
tract by ne Department. enter into
contract With surety company bond :
90 the CIV ~ Detroit In the full
amount OF the contract price, TO sup
ply tho material.
Checks and proposals. 10 be placed
iu separate envelopes
i523 GEO ". FENK ELL,
A.lggB Commissioner.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
NEW YORK pRoDrCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. May Flour Dull
but staady Pork steafy mss4
,iS5SGisS5 Iard Eas'er. r.siIa
west spot sssBass5 sugar Raw
rrm. centrifugal. 20 test. f4Ss. rrus-
oovade. 50 tsst. Nt7 r~eued. nrm
cut loaf, - 80. crushed. ts.so pow
Core rio, No :. on spot. 40. Tai
low: Dull; city. sAc special g. BE-.
country. ea 6shc Hay: Quiet and
clover. ydlis Dressed poultry
Firm. turkeys. itd2lc. chickens. is
1?3c fowls, iSl dlsc. ducks. liz
zoe, Live P9vltry stronF. geese. loe.
keys. lac. roosters fhLsc chickens
broliers 24g7Sc cheese Firm
state milk. common 20 specials i1f
lsHc skins common ITO special ga
itHc
Butter: steady: receipts. i7sss.
creamery. extra. 37sc state dairy
tubs ;111;9e; imitation eresnsry
ceipts, as,ssa. nearby white fancy
7sn 2sAc. nearby mixed fancy. 2GG
2io; fresh frsts. iPif a77tsc.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
UNION Srock YARDS. Ill

CHICAGO Nay 1s--Hogs Receipts
- 600. market slow. ; 20 i0c lower
mixed and butchers. t1.sD6- s5 good
heavy. g. 20 $50. rough heavy. s-.iS
r- 40. ilgrt. s. 15d SS pigs. s. - ~
Tt cattle Receipts. "a 900 mar
k.r steady 20 Ice lower: o@eves
8 ra0s 90 cows ard heifers. 3s51
-1 Texans Sstad-35 calves 81 So
ua sheep Receipts 10 900 market
steady native s. -eGsS0 western
8 50 lambs. t15sasTS. west
a~- -sgga0
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
cirvrt,~p STOCK M.RkET.

Cf.E. -AND. o May - Hos
Receipts market. 10 TO lAt
lower garxp.a w.tad and mediums
T-sb ts. s 80 dTsS rougns-
ssg5 stags f55h cattle Receipts
cars. steady. sheep and lambs Re
caipts cars arr. TOP. SO Calves
R@eeip pts. 600. steady top. -.