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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-07
MT. CLEMENS

Late Tuesday afternoon. at hes
home. "a cass.ave,. occurred the
s s:ss o "a s MI: an n.a: Of suat,:n
days. varioia. In its most viruienS
form. was the cause. The remains
were At once shipped to Homer.
Mich ns IN, the dsSs,'.as e nj n'S hone
day. The surviving father and one
daughter. Vera. aged ~. are still
under quarantine.
Mr.. and Mrs Fritz Rhods. OF the
Lakeside Inn. entertained rs of their
German ". %" dinner. russasS svsnin..
Dancing followed until a late hour.
Rev. George Elliott. Of the First
Methodist church will receive the men
in the church house at O'clock ON
Friday evening. supper will he
served by the ladies' Aid. There
will be good music and a number Of
after dinner speeches.
william Moore. OF MiiIer-st. driver
OF the Standard OIL wagon which COL
lided with Detroit auto late Tues
day night. IL resting much easier to-
day, and II In not believed he was
seriously injured: The collision took
ST. and the Detroiters who occupied
the machine were J. n. Primean. 1857
Jenerson-ave.. and John Oarska, ASS
Jefferson ave. east.
MAYOR NanH ~ II buutueNu vfusSNr IN
Howell. Mich. for . few days.
marriage NcenAaL -grnntad
Wednesday to Harry Hintz. Clinton
township. %, and Mas Clara A.
Weber. Il. OF Macomb township.
Helen Merwin. of Richmond. vas
yesterday granted q divorce from Ed
ward Merwin. Extreme cruelty was
the charge.
Suit was started In circuit court
today by Ella wilder. of Romeo. for
a divorce from A. r Wilder. The
couple were married In 1876 and had
lived together as man and wife IN
Gil June, 1915. The complainant al
leges wilder has an ungovernable
temper. and that his treatment to-
ward her has been extremely cruel.
r. Titus. for tn. past year pro-
pri~tor OF the tewelry store on North
walnut-st.. formerly conducted by
Ward Switxer. announces that on Oct.
Is. he will remove to SturEis. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Titus arc now shipping
their household effects to that place.
Mrs. Laurence Touscany. Michigan.
ave. IL reported quite III.
william Powell. 30. who recently
left the Wayne County poor farm.
was given lodging AZ police head
quarters last night He was return
ed TO the Ecorse institution this
morning. The man recently suffered
q stroke OF paralysis. and said he had
wandered to this city In hope that he
might secure some benefits from the
mineral baths.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-07
Twelve Injured When
Aetna Powder Plant
Lets Go
DEATH LIST MAY
BE INCREASED
Emporium, Pa. Plant
Was Product of War
Order Trade
BY UNITED PRESS.

EMPORIUM, Pa. Oct. At
least four men were instantly killed
and dozen seriously injured in
the explosion OF 5000 pounds OF gun
cotton at the Aetna Explosive Co. 5
plant last night.
Workmen are searching the ruins
today. and IL is feared the death
list may be much greater than the
first figures given out.
The blow up was In the cotton
drying department This building IS
isolated, consequently the rest OF
the great plant suffered only from
flying fragments OF masonry and
steel. The cause of the explosion
has not been learned.
The Aetna plant here is a product
OF the European war. II is manu-
featuring for the British and French
governments. Growth OF the plant
on account OF war orders has added
about 5000 to the population OF EN-
porium.
Over a square mile OF buildings
WILL be searched today for other
victims OF the explosion, company
officials heFv==i - : - - islisdred
men are employed in the plants dur
ing the day.
The company is reported 10 be
working on a huge war order said
to be worth 100000 for the
Allies.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-07
BIRMINGHAM

James Cox. rs. died very suddenly
OF heart trouble Wednesday morn
ing at o'clock In hts home In Frank
tiers. Mrs. Flora Johnston and Mrs.
Clara Bingham. Of Franklin, anil Mrs.
Winnie jerks. OF Pontiac. and one
son. Charles Cox. OF Franklin. The
funeral will be held from the home
place in the Franklin cemetery.
Miss Florence Griffith. of Adrian.
has been recent guest OF Miss LeetA
Brown on Forst-ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Beam. OF
Ilasiett Park-ave., guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs, W. n. burtrsw ON Merit
Mr.. and Mrs. James Van Every, OF
Detroit. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
James Van Every I'm Franklin.
Miss Rose Gisler. OF Philadelphia.
Pa. spent Wednesday with Mrs..
James Todd, on Pierce-st.
The birmingham High school foot
ball team Will play the Pontiac Re-
serves at Birmingham on Barnum
held Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Homer LaJoie, of saginaw II
sisiting Mr.. and Mrs. Homer LaJoie
on Martin-st
The marriage o. Earl jerks. OF
this place. and Miss Julie Aidrich. or
Roche stcr. MINI, took place<TueSday
evening at o'clock at st Johns
chapel on Highest. Detroit. The mar
riage ceremony was performed by
Rev r. +. Kraft. rector OF 81. James
Episcopal church. OF this place. only
the Immediate relatives were present.
Dick Plixburg IL III at hts home
or Dsines-st.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Valentine have
returned from motor trip Tn Mag
ara Falls
David Rainey. OF stewart, p. C.. -
guest OF his son Harry aud his
brother. Dr. J. NJ Rainey. on Pierce
st.
Mrs. Cynthia Perrin Is seriously Ill
at the home OF Mrs Eta Bird. at
Walled Lake.
The North End club met Tuesday
evening In the home of AIR. and Mrs.
Harry Chambers. on Woodward-avc.
north
Clarence Rinenburg Is IN with ty-
phoid fever in his home on Merrill
ST
q. W. n. Calim. Of Grand Rapids.
has returned home after visiting Mr..
and Mrs l.. u. Calm on Bates-st
DR.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Campbell have
returned from a trip TO the THOUSAND
islands.
The W. C. r. U meeting will be
held ne%r-w ednesday afternoon In
the home OF Mrs. Harry seaser. on
Harmon-ave.
Mrs. Fred soper. Of Rtpon. Wis.
has returned home after visiting Mrs.
Mary Taber on Brown-st.
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HIGHLAND PARK.

Mr.. ana Mrs. e. +. Bradley ana
family OF No. So Monterey-ave.. have
returned from a week end trip to
their summer home at lockwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. McGilI. Of Col.
S Sn,i, y, mn entertained ID sunday In
Edith Altman. is years old. who
had been missing from her home In
Highland Park since last Tuesday.
had been spread, has returned 10 her
home, No. 30 TulIsr-sve. She said
that she became homesick for Cieve-
land, her native city. and was visit
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Maycomber have
moved from No 27s Highland ave. to
Tweifth-st., Detroit
u NJ. Lane, Of No. eos Highland
ave. lis In Flint on business for a
Work is rapidly nearing compile
ton on the new Seventh Day Adven-
lists tabernacle. which ia being
erected on the first block OF Cottage
oroysay pd. .snEe' ss.f kss = VI. Ws ssn
tinue their work In the new struc-
ture Friday has been set az the
opening night Mr.. Wheeler will
speak that evening on the topic.
What seventh Day h nay stands ms
what reasons n has for existence
Miss Martha seaman. Of Minden
city. Mich. In visiting friends In
Highland Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Giasson. OF
gr.nd.ave. west. have been enter
tanning friends from Calumet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Norris. OF No.
200 Highland ave. have moved to Mt
aTara Fails. N.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Bradley. Of No.
-eortiand-ave.. recently epterta4n-
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradley. OF
Romeo.
AvaIon-ave.. head Of the steuogr aphfc
deps rtmeut Of the Ford Motor Co.
is spending her vacation In Dallas.
Tex.
Ion ave, sntsrtsined nine little boys
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-07
us AGAIN
'OVF'R0L.
bocIk Market Prices
A 9ain Forced to
High Level

agEw YORK. Oct. 1.-THE bulls
- y the opening of the stock
Nsass today and from the outset
- s4Indins prices toward marks
before yesterdays break
m1filchem Steel came into its
= ogain. shooting upward nine
6ts n i0s, another new record.
C and Equipment issues felt the
~ Of announcements regarding
= asw steel merger and registered
" gairs, Cyucible gained 3 "a.
1win Locomotive 3l-2. General
f(rtc .,
p1fed States Steel was up 3-s to
EAmGfican beet Sugar advanced
& points TO IS on Washington re-
~ fcgardins suspension OF the
sugar clause.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-07
FOOTBALL
BOY HURT
Mt. Clemens Youth
May BE Crippled
For Life

MT CLEMENS. Mich. Oct. T.
During football practice on Croker
field last evening, Harry Peauignot.
l9-year.old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Pequignot. received injuries
which may cripple him for life.
The right hip joint was dislocated
and physicians say fracture OF
the capsular ligament prevents the
hip bone from resocketing itself.
Pequignot was rushed TO Harper
hospital. Detroit. where this morn.
ing ne was operated upon beneath
the filovroscope.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-07
MAN is BEATEN
AND ROBBED IN
DARK ALLEY

James McWiIIisms. OF No. 210
F.lizabeth-st. east, was held up.
beaten. and robbed OF 81 by two
men in an alley near Howard and
Firsts-sts., early Thursday morning
Patrolman Roy Taylor. 10 whom
McwiIliams reported the robbery,
arrested Arthur Schmidt. of the
Grand Union hotel. and William
Brsxmaler, ~ No. I07 Grand River
ave- on a charge OF robbery, not
armed.
McwilIIams IL said to have fden-
tilted the men.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-07
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Quotations by Paine. Weber K Co.
Oct s..
Ariz. Com. 81. Ahmeek IS: Ar
cadian OK Algomah 2 Allouez. IS
Alaska Cold 32l1, Anaconda. 72
American Zine 81 4, Butte 4 LONDON
yec; Butte Superior saL Calumet e.
Arizona &C.. Calsverss 4 Calumet *
Hecia 55t' Copper Mines Cons ~
CAsLo ~ C5ppsr Range $50 Davis
DAILY ia. J11ly West - East Butte
1874, FIrs Naiiona. g. Franklin. : .
Greene canaueg IS fniiaua 81
CRANKY So Inspiration 4sit Kerr
Lake 81 "a sale 8. MichigAr ga.
MAN! gSA Moaawk -. Mass 1910
North Butte =3i. Nevada Cousoii
dated isiz. Csceola seq. Pond Creek
is; Ray CSons. s5is 81. Mary 80
Sup & Boston "a shannon 90. 81.
perior "a: shattuck gs7s Tamayack
- Tennes.se G.apnsr g. - lin
81: United Fruit ~. Ctsh Apex a
Utah Cons. i2A. United shoe Mach
com. ~; United shoe Mach pf5 g
Z, 9. Min Ref. Co. f0S,. e. Min
pfd. e6S; Utah copper e5ik venturl
OIL IL: Verde ga Wolverine 30.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-07
ROCHESTER

The remains 81 Palmer CRANKY.
six nonthg old child OF Mrs Clara
Granby. OF Sioux Falls. =. d.. were
brought here last night to the HON.
OF Mrs. Granbys parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs Z. r.. Palmer Funeral was
held this Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock with burial In Rochester
cemetery. Rev. Buzzcll ~ the Con-
rregstional church officiating.
Charles =. Seed has been appointeu
SInItk -..+-,-r~e-rtfy- resigned.
The Royal Oak Business Mems as.
soclatfon headed by band OF 20
pieces. camc here "Wednesday after.
noon on special ". L. X. car ana
naraded Mair-st. They were on an
sdvertirlng expedition and after
distributing literature descriptive OF
their town they departed for the
north. expecting TO visit each town
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-07
COUNTERFEITERS
SENTENCED

BAY CITY. Mica. Oct. Mat.
thew Hennessey. Edith Gray and
Lillian Wakefield pleaded guilty to
charges Of baying counterfeit
money in their possession and try.
ing TO pass II. whom arraigned be-
fore Judge futile in the CnIted
States court last night. They were
Indicted by the grand jury this aft
crnoons
Hennessey drew three years at
Leavenworth prison Miss Gray was
given 10 months In the Detroit
House OF Correction and Miss
Wakefield three months in the same
Institution. The trio was arrested
In Saginaw.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-07
WYANDOTTE
SUFFRAGISTS
TO ORGANIZE

WYANDOTTE. Mich. Oct. T.
\ suffrage meeting was held in
Wyandotte. Wednesday, and plans
for permanent organization were
discussed. IL was decided TO meet
in the home OF Mrs. Norman Coan.
Vine-st.. to elect officers, appoint
committees. and do all other things
necessary TO create a permanent
club.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-07
FALLS 40 FEET,
ESCAPES WITH
SLIGHT INJURIES

Abe Creenstein. contractor. Of
No. s2s9 Columbia-st. east, fell 80
feet from girder OF new build
ing being erected for the Iron Rim
Axle Co. on Clsrk-avc., Wednesday
afternoon. but escaped with a
vrenched back. and fracture o.
the right leg. H.. was removed tc
Harper hospital
Creensrein was walking along the
girder when Ne lost his balance and
fell
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-07
ARSON IS
SUSPECTED

Determined efforts were made by
arsonists to set FIRE 10 the four
story brick building at Bates and
Larned-sts.. owned by Oman Bros.
OF No. 31S Abbott-st., Wednesday
morning. when the department re-
sponded TO two alarms within a pc
Rod OF two hours. and extinguished
three separate fires in the place.
The rear of the building Is oceu-
pied by the Frank c. Teal Co. deal
ers in electrical supplies, but the
front part is vacant. and is being
remodeled Painters, working op
the outside OF the building. discov-
cred the fires in time to prevent Sc
TroTs c,zrnagr --''''---'---'--'----''-'-'
Al o'clock. the firemen found
pile Of rubbish burning under the
basement stairway At II O'Clock
another alarm was turned in by
pOrkmen. and this time the firemen
.ound one fire under tie stairway
oetwe cen The first and second floors.
and another blaze In toilet on The
second flour, where there were evi-
dences that oil had been sprinkled
over the floor and walls. In the ele-
yator shaft the fremen found pile
o! papers, and more oil soaked on
the papers and the shaft, but not ig.
nited.
Vigilance o. the w0rkmen prevent
ed a spread o, the danes. and only
nominal dana g var done
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Witness Is Released

Mrs. Nathan Fox. alias Annie Rus
sell. held by the police since Sunday,
as a witness against her husband I'm
white slave" case was taken be
fore Judge Connolly, Wednesday
morning. on n writ of babeas corpus
obtained by Attorney Thomas bal.
ton. and Judge Connolly ruled that
the woman was entitled TO release
on reasonable bail. and fixed the
bond AT $500. with one surety. At.
,torney Dalton. In obtaining the writ.
declared Mat police exceeded their
powers In holding prisoners and wit
nssses "jncommunicado" when they
we're held I'm federal cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-07
WHEAT IS
HIGHER
Buying Orders Again
Start Sharp
Advance

CHICAGO. Oct "A repetition
OF yesterdays buYing. NOTABLY hy
wall-st. investors, again today
started wheat on another shlrp ad
vance. May futures opened al
los IL. a gain OF IS over yester'
days close, and sold uD TO TO With.
in The first Ave minutes Decem-
Der opened at los IL, IN over night
advance OF . 10 other grains were
mp also.
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WYANDOTTE

The AIigoodfeiIows club held q
smoker and general meeting in their
club rooms in the Coop building Wed
Bowiing team. were organized In
Loselies bowling alleys Wednesday
evening.
CHARLES Czin and Miss Rose Cad
Eeck were united In marriage We'd
nesday evening by Rev r. c. Bauer
TN the home OF the brides parents.
Nr. and MRS. Charles CzadEeck. Pine
ST. at 40 The brides brother. W al
ter Czadzeck. and the groom.r sister,
Clara. were the attendants The house
was prettil ydecorated. reception
followed the ceremony.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Methodist church, at a meeting held
lowing officers: President. Mrs II.
{. Daley; vice-president Mrs George
Conner. secretary. Mrs. G. ". Nixon:
treasurer. Mrs. Kedxie. ARRANGEMENTS
we're made for the annual bazaar and
supper, which will be held Nov. IL
In the church psrlors.
Commissioner OF Public safety
Amiot Is now making plans to insti-
tute a quiet zone around the John r.
Gilbert Memorial hospital. and A
The board OF directors Of the COM
munity council. At meeting held
Wednesday evening, decided to inter-
est themselves in the city park pro-
l. ~ WtfNiUk AhF tHh Va pt-
tober was decided on.
Congrs ssman Beakes was In Wyan-
dotte "wednesday to Inspect the rural
routes. which have been recently at
fected BY the change In carriers
Frank Coyser and James &. Caha
Ian have been chosen as represent
atives for 81. Joseph's and 81. Pat
ricks Holy Name societies, respect
lively. TO the diocesan union conven-
ton Of Holy Name societies OF the
Cincinnati diocese. They viii accom-
pany representatives from the De-
troit societies and viii get informa
ton concerning the meeting. TO help
them In arranging for the big con-
vention Of the Detroit diocese to be
held In Detroit In 1916
Mr.. Coyser and Mr.. Catalan Will
leave saturday might.
The Junior Athletic club will meet
In it's club rooms on Oak-st.. Friday
evening.
Miss Helen Niles has entered the
University OF Michigan.
City Clerk Block reports 20 births
and 10 deaths for the month OF Sep
yEf1rrF
Mr. and Mrs. James Oulette. of
Beiievilie. are visiting Mrs. hcCauiey'
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will hold rummaee sale,
Thursday. Oct. ~. In the building az
oak and First-sts.
George Wheeler. OF Montreal. was
In town on business. Wednesday.
Mrs John Clark. Sr., OF superior
blvd. " visiting relatives In Hills
dale.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-07
rCIEnO MARKETS

TnLEDO @, oct s--wheat Cash.
sl175s Dec, slls. May. sis0 Corn.
Cash SIC Ifec 5Sakc. MaY e0hc
Oats Cash 37isc. Dec. zee Nav.
ace Rye Cash 97l4c Cloyerseed
Oct. si3ot. Dec aud March SIsTO.
Als'ke, oct. Si0to Timothy: Prime,
Sc So, Oct sass; Feb, S5s7E. But
ter Brick creamery, s9c. rub cream
cry. CSC Eggs. Fresh candled. s.c:
selects. 81 asi = c. storage. ease. HAY.
SiTmlS
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CHICAGO BrrTan MARKET.

CHICAGO. Oct Clutter. Extras.
2Tc: frsts. 2sh n Csc, dairy extras
23i1 II use; flrsts. giI21e Eggs.
ordinary. s36224c hFsts. .24n2gfsc
Cheese: Twins. I3&s ice. young
Americas l5c. Live poultry: Fowls
f2M13isc. ducks. i2m12e. geese. l0M
lee; springs. l5ikc; turkeys. Ifc PO-
tstoes. Michigan. 43nssC wisconsin.
40 50c. Minnesota and Ohio. A5H50c
New uoia1oez- ReceluLE- "a cats
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ECORSE

The sons Of Veterans will give
their reception To the state camp and
womens relief corps IN Nov. ~. In
stead 81 Oct. -. sls the nag. which
the local ", H. e.. are making. 10
present to the state camp, Will not
be completed until that date.
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cuI,,co cukI>

CTICANU. NCf "'NFUIng >
Wheat: Decsm uP a.. Iay ND
NC Corn n,Cemher. gp ~ May.
W. ic, Oats December. down q. c;
May. up nc. Provisions Higner
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NEW worm MONEY MARKET

la per cent: time money. "a as per
cent for six months; mercantile
paper. 3H3i. per cent bar silver
London. 23isd; bar siiver--New
York, 4sk.c: demand sterling s4To
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NEW YORk RITTER

NEW YORK. Oct. 1--Buttsr- Firm
err: receipts. 1881. creamery extra.
csc: state dairy tubs. gIfs N2sibc:
imitation creamery hrsts g3msfc
Eggs: strong: receipts. 1880; near
by white fancy. ga Zoe; nearby mix
ed fancy. 271 3sc. fresh arsts. esH
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s..ks s.d Trust Companies

the following Arms are privileged
20 execute orders on the exchange:
Carlyle 4 Povah, W. A. Hainlin q
Co. n. w. Noble & Co. W. E Moss
q Co. Bennett. smith q Co. Sinclair
& Couls. Lewis u. Gortou. w. &.
Reilly * Co, Geo. II west Co.
Ern-et H-SpruETe. T. E Maccrone
q Co. A. W. Wallace a Co VIM n.
Rose 4 Co. VIM A Neer & Co. w.
T. Mclaughlin + X. FELTON,
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cLEyElANp LIVE srock.

CLEVELAND. Oct 6.-HOgs: Re-
ceipts. $500: steady. workers. and
mixed, ss5eWs55. piss $50. heav-
lea s.. rougbs. s7.l9HT.45: stays
3sz5 Cattle. Receipts. ears. slow
and steady. sheep and lambs: Re-
cetpts. czrs; csc higher, lambs, top.
90. Calves: Receipts. $50, steady /.
top. $3.50
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RIVER ROUGE

The Utopia club Will hold a big
booster banquet next Wednc sday
evening. Preparations are being
made for the annual meeting 10 he
held acme time w November
a chain and locket was found in
Ecorse For particulars -tuuufre al
y '. Babodie's store. 2s1g West JEFF
fersOn ave.
A camera with which motion pic
lures OF the aurora borealis hay/
seen made vas built by a Swedish
scientist
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= =
EsSss4Apps Gods. ,s.7s per
\ ~ 90 bu.
6 Cptyes--Yanc,. ishoise:
ssss:ss s.- az e. b. ses ss sse
n ~ a.: lottuc~ ?eQfsc tn:
EE u ~ pSr dos; home
~ S5 - Si.Seof.SS bu: green
rs 1ss.: carrots. esq zoe
S ~; Ss. ssssss icSsss per per
sesy .kiss s's new. ,se ,se;
~ -; s1frAsled. ie'e
We PRICES Tor bslsd hay .
q nesrott: New hay. no.
&1eO15s gtan9srd timothy,
~ ptxedv g1S3lS: No :
~ 044i Xo. mtxe4 viz
txe4 Ue0 H. Mo- clover. .
~ lxxS sfsy Lsevs: Nneat
Ink meats. o1.sS case.
e4ans4A9 t0c ~
- saAeuctas. %e0s.sv Dor
4: .
$50 southern. Dec Q$1 per sack:
G134 sns9ea: xl.zs@l:4e per crate.
aucy II. A. A. Ssc: a.
ss9 ~ ~ ~.
ssss hInneso.: Is Pot $50 s! Zoe.
Hns 20 gsoc p.r sack.
CI T. Vav eissrs smissc leg
~ A1kut WeiBnis. l59lstcs
nrhs ~
X ~ Visc' sprink tur-
~ ~ $3.50. =, "a
|) " 4 49, - tLso per
oL' Sinss' wa
\ ..s|l a..,.sr<. -~....~.
VI 6Sans. s-lh.. soc s0c.
1870 4l0l41S. Corr: xancy
~ 10: standard. p0c. Tai:ls
4G16 G1.to. Peas: Fancy ear.y
-: otandArd ~. baked. 50 q
5; 1IGnon: Bnckeys tau, &2.36. nat.
A1neka reds. ol.So: Alaska
xomatoes. e1.is; Aarrow.
..e i sasis e. p sc. In T. Dbl,
4 ssS1 lIs.;s. 81: essessd ' com.
tbft1g prices: Best Meal.
S{eHk 1870: second patent $40:
M 80: purs ryA ls.S0: sDriu9
IusS1o Mails. ei.5o case. an-
Wtre, elto bundle; galvanized
q plas : 6oint. @i.Ss per spool;
~ ~: Al raSss $50: e
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TRENTON

Mrs Reyes IL very III In her home.
on Washington-avc
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Produce Market

~ puuitry market took a turn
f1he wOrse this morning. The
~ HIGHT receipts Of the past Two
haxo hecn absorbed with some
&yiity. the Tuesday offerings fail
10 clean alp entirely. and with
NJ receipts this morning the mar
hmd more than IL could carry.
r Gigs and cheese are t..s ailt
4 )lh>E ninhey Potatoes are frin in
~ The Michigan crop has been
&teffy hard, but elsewhere the
4k n for big yield Peaches
1 G5emtlful again, and while prices
~ quoted nc lower, buyers
almost name their own figures
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Livestock
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
Dunnfug q stevens

EAST BUFFALo. y. ". Oct -
Cattle: 20 ears; rlarkes slow: prime
native steers. ss5ods75: fair to good.
ssgsse; plain. s7sSa55s: best Ca
handy steers. s7.TS1s, fair TO good
grassers. ss.75ft7: prime fat heffers
s7@s.5O. best handy butcher heifers.
$40 7.z5. common TO good, $5-T5 u $50;
eF-eews- 81 5azli-za- medium, to good
fI75Ts.z5; cutters. $40 $50. can
nErs SZ.S0T TS-s5- nErr oCffv- sr.S5R
Tie. good butcher bulls. Ss.25 u s58.
sausage bulls. s5.5onS25. feeding
steers ssgrs5: stockers. s55oHT:
mixers and sprirgers $50 " 100.
Hogs: Is cars. market. slow:
heavy SssoRST5, workers. Ss50S
$50: pigs. S5.s5 n 7.se.
sheep. 10 cars. market, slow: top
lambs. ss.5ame. ye2riings, yTnT5e.
wethers. So g5 a. so. ewes. sId5T5.
Calves: sSG12Se
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-07

PvSustng--sbe plain neat kind--fhat
y vsghs--Tfmes job Dept.--Nsin 1870.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-07
NEW YORK ooTroN MARKET.
MN yOuk puoDI,r

NEW YORK. oct. 7---Flouri Firm,
and quiet Pork Firm mess, sIssf
10. Lard; Stronger middle west
spot. ta.Iomg.so sugar. Raw.
steady. centrifugal 30 test $500
80. muscovade. 50 test. s211u2s3.
refined. quiet: cut loaf. $3.50. crush
81. $50: powdered. s.: granulated.
tt.soHI.es Coffee Rio No. : on
spot, &c. Tallow; Firm; city, Sc.
Steady; prime. 81 25n1g7lE. No =,
s:i5c6si: clover. pocfisI.t5. Dressed
poultry poultry r az at tur io IIsgiss:
ducks. y afsc: Live poultry: Tn
eetf1ed, ducks. L. l., fgc. fowlr. 40
iSc: Chi kens. broiiers. iiaise.
Cheese steady, state milk. common
tn specials. f26 lsxc; skins. COM
non 20 tpecials. tn12ikc.