davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ordway new era., 1915-08-06
Its YearninQs,

Il see they are going to establish
a jitney line in Manila
All, Then | suppose the jitney
service is that for which the Philip
pines"
The Ordway new era., 1915-08-06
Wife Of Jonah,

"Tommy." queried the teacher,
scan you tell me who Joan Of Arc
was?'
"T gueas she was the wife Of Noah,
who built It," answered Tommy.
The Ordway new era., 1915-08-06

And some people make us tired-be-
cause we can't run fast enough to get
away from them.
The Ordway new era., 1915-08-06

But She Can Stop Her Ears.
Pa, what is an echo?"
An echo. my son, is the only thing
that can cheat woman out Of the
last word.'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-15
NEW YORK. PRopIcE.

NEW YORK. April 3@--Fiour.
Quiet and firm. PORK steady. mess.
tfsaie5e Lard Easter middle west
spot s. SOC ss -. sugar Raw. stsady.
centrifugal 80 test. t4st. rngscoyade,
" test. t5s7 refined steady cut loaf.
1850. esushsd. 81 70 powdered. $50
sic granu}ared. sj95 q % coffee
rio No on spot. nc TaHow Quiet;
city. sac. special, &c. country. Ell 2
sac Hay Firm urine. u q ~ ! . .
Dressed p08lirY quiet. tvrkeys ~
agic chickens. f2nuc. fowls. i3i1 =
isc: ducks IIni1IkC Live poultry
Irregular geese saac ducks. ia
i4c fowls lfafTc: turkeys t4dt5c.
ROSTERS. ~ i4c chlrkens, broilers ~
ass Cheese Dull state milk.
common 20 specials l. q t1i4c skins
common % specials sNtfisc FUN
skins 3T7c
Butter steady receipts. 7.4at.
creamery extra. sc state dairy tubs.
72n7i14c imitation creamery hrsts.
22ItZLc Eye Quiet ard unset
tied receipts. 1857. nearby white
fancy 21tac nearby mixed fancy. -
q 22c. fresh frsts zoA q CSC.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-15
WON'T GET
COIN BACK
Girls In Beauty School
Properly Taught,
Says Keidan

From Marine City to Detroit came
Ida Burmaster. flled with an ambi
ten to become beauty expert. She
enrolled In the beauty culture school
conducted At No. IS Basley-Ave. BY
Mrs. Nettie Richardson. paying $50
for the course OF Instruction.
Tuesday afternoon. she sat In the
once OF Assistant Prosecutor Popiel
and explained that It was utterly inn
possible for her or anyone else &c
become q proficient manicurist, hair
dresser and facial massage artist
under the Richardson system OF
training. She has asked for the TO
turn OF her $50. she said. and didn't
get H. All she did In the beauty
school, she said. was TO practice on
other students faces. heads and
tnger nails.
There wasn't even anyone there
To instruct u.s." she declared. I'VE
With Miss BurmAster came Mabel
Neuendorf. OF Detroit. another pupil
who substantiated her companion.
statements. After having told her
sad story OF q ruined ambition. she
took an interurban back TO Marine
City.
Mrs. Richardson was summoned
10 the prosecutors once. wednes
day morning. by County Detective
Conn. To Assistant Prosecutor
Krttzn. she insisted -rtxt sire VIZ
In a legitimate business.
Il used 10 be cashier In the old
Penobscot inn" she said. and sir
months ago. took up manicuring
II did 90 well that thought could
teach young women what I had
learned. I've taught many girls
beauty culture. and they've made
money. IT'S mp TO them. Some viii
make good quickly. others viii new
er learn. I tried my best TO teach
these two girls who complained. bni
they didn't seem to learn Sure
they praeticed on each other. Prac
tice IL one Of the main things. and
you couldn't expect inexperienced
manicurists to work on customers
could yonl-
Mrs. Richardson's story Was 90
convincing that Mr.. Kcidan coult
see no grounds for any procedure
against her.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-15
PRISONER AIDED
BY EMPLOYER
WHOM HE ROBBED

Norman J. Neininger. 20 years old.
Of No. iiT7 vinewood.avc.. burst
into tears when arralgned before
Justice Jeffries. Wednesday. on, the
technical charge OF embezxling s2s.23
from the John 7. woodhouse Co..
tobaceonists, by whom he was EN-
ployed as a shipping clerk.
The young man was married only
last November TO n Saginaw girl. TO
whom he boosted that he received
a salary OF $40 a week, while his pay
amounted to only ST. To. keep up
the blum. II is alleged. he embezzled
small amounts from his employers.
amounting altogether TO about SIS.
the police say.
ct doesn't pay 10 steal" said Jus
tice Jeffries. when thu young man
admitted taking the money.
mo. II doesn't" said Neininser.
who was heartbroken.
o. l.. Heath. manager OF the 70
bacco arm. stepped forward when
Justice Jeffries fixed bail at high
figure.
Please release him on his person
al bond" said Mr. Heath. We have
learned that his wife Is III and needs
him at home"
The request was granted. and
Nelninger was sent home 10 appear
on April 20 for further hearing
II IL expected that the complaint
will be withdrawn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-15
ACQUITTED MAN
RE-ARRESTED AT
WIFE'S REQUEST

Walter Scott. proprietor OF q ga
rage at No. SGT Gratiot-ave.. was ac-
quilted In Judge Phelan's court.
Wednesday. OF the charge OF receiy-
ing $50 gallons OF gasoline stolen
from the distributing plant of the
Central OIL Co, but when he step
ped from the prisoners dock. he
was Immediately nabbed by Detec-
tives Giinsky and Dreher on a war
rant sworn out by Mrs. Scott, charg.
ing her husband with assault and
battery.
II IL alleged that he attacked his
wife Tuesday night. during quar-.
rel In his home over the garage.
SCOTS arrest followed the con
fession OF Fred Mango. OF No 2s7
First-st.. q former employe OF the
oil company, who told the police
that he had stolen nearly 1000 gal.
Ions OF gasoline and sold II TO Scott
Mango turned states evidence
against the garage man, whose plea
was that he didn't know the stun
was stolen. Mango was paroled for
two years.
Scott vas arraigned before Jus
tice Jeffries at noon. and released
on his personal recognizance TO ap
pear for examination April 10. he
was warned not 20 modest his wife
meanwhile.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-15
ADS
IN SCHOOLS
Charbonneau Find s
Them In Teachers
Magazine

Complaint has been made TO
School Inspector Joseph Charlton
neau that periodical Is circulated
In the public schools which contains
liquor advertisements.
Inspector Charbonneau took the
matter up with supt. ChAdsey. and
showed him copy OF the publica-
ton IN question. the Michigan Man
ufactursr and Financial Record
published by John A. Russell. II
contained the advertisements Of two
brewing concerns.
1T IL true that the periodical r.
purchased by the school board. and
Il Is true that Il contained beer ad-
vertisements." said DR.. Chadsey.
Wednesday. zone copy OF the mag
anime goes TO each school. II II
said TO contain statistics and infor.
nation about the state OF Michigan
that will aid teachers. In giving In.
struction In geography. II Ia for
the use OF the teachers, OF course.
and not for the pupils.
n don't know what can be done
about H. I suppose that these teach
ers are accustomed To read many
periodicals In which liquor Is adver-
tised. This magazine Is not sent TO
them for the sake OF the adyertis-
ing. but for the statistical informa-
ton which II contains"
Mr.. Charbonneau's complainant,
WIZ ANONYMOUS NJ first, the fuspco-
tor thought that someone was try.
ing TO play a Joke on hum. but 10 DO
on the safe side. he took the matter
up with DIT. Chadsey.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-15
DETROITERS
H0N0RED
Five Named As Dele
gates to Charities
Conference
FROM a STAFF Correspondent.


LANSING. Mich. April 14.--Four
Detroit men. Fred NJ. Butseli. Judge
II. 8. Hubert. DR.. william A. VIII
son and Ira W. Jayne. and one De
troit woman. Miss NJ. A. Dupont
head the list OF appointments as
delegates to the national conference
OF corrections and charities, TO be
held In Baltimore. May IL.
DR.. John Marker. Of Eloise. In also
on the list. othr delegates are: DIR.
Benjamin Merrick. Grand Rapid:
Miss A. A. Burlington. Lansing: Miss
Isabel Msckercher. Battle Greek.
Miss NJ. 8. Sanders, Traverse City:
DIR. Walter n. Sawyer. Hillsdaie:
Mrs. W. II. Wait. Ann Arbor; Miss
Clarice NJ. Jones, Calumet; Mrs.
T. J. Donaldson. Houshton; The
Rev. II. Poole, jackson; II. NJ. Law.
son. Lansing: J. 8. Montgomery.
.Coidwater: Mrs. Edna Formulas.
Pontiac; r. ID. Prescott. Muskegon:
Miss Anna Borden, Kalamazoo; Mrs.
Gertrude Howard, Bay City, Mrs
Kate r. Carlisle. Saginaw; the Rev.
A. n. Stoneman, 81. Joseph; Mark
T. Murray. lansing. and Leonard
Deragter. Grand Rapids.
Gov. Ferris today names James
McNaughton. of Calumet. and WI
liam Kelley. OF Houghton. ~ mem
bers of the board of directors Of the
Michigan College OF Mines.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-15
Takes Lease On Land
At Woodward and
Atkinson
ONLY INSTITUTION
OF KIND IN CITY
Building Will Be Ready
For Occupancy By
Winter

Detroit's only family club. the In
glesidc. Incorporated last December.
has completed negotiations for a 80
year lease OF the properly az the
southwest corner OF Woodward and
Atkinson aves.. owned by Mrs. Kate
E. Allen. OF Plymouth, and viii begin
the erection OF a club house a. soon
as plans are prepared and approved.
II f. hoped TO have the building
ready for occupancy In time for the
winter season.
The club house. as projected. not
only will provide facilities for the
social Interests OF parents and chi.
dren. but also will allow for bill
liards, bowling. lawn tennis and 9TH
er forms OF recreation. A play
g-v-ut for Em1tr children also WIN
Dc feature
A formal announcement issued by
the club states: Liberal appropria.
ton will be made for lectures and
chamber concerts. In this and other
ways making the club n center OF a
wholesome community life. All en-
tertainmen;s provided by the club
will be free 10 members. The club
win aim 20 maintain high ethical
standards and the democratic spirit.
guided b. the canons OF simplicity
and GOOD taste in its public and pri.
waite tunetions--
The membership OF the club Is
limited 70 200. or 500 families. and
indications are that the limit will
Re reached before the clubhouse Is
ready for occupancy. sons OF mem
beers under the age Of IS and Twins
with their parents. and unmarried
daughters living with their parents
are entitled TO the privileges OF the
club without paying additional mem
bership fees.
The initiation Zee is SIS. OF which
$50 Is payable AZ the time OF cleo.
ton and SIS a year later. Annual
dues are SIS. The initiation fee and
dues cover the entire family mem
bership.
No Haser viii be allowed In tbs
club and no gambling permitted on
the premises Games and dance.
will be forbidden on Sunday. The
use OF tobacco is permitted in the
clubhouse. but It's sale Is prohibited
oflcers OF the club. which is pat
termed somewhat after the Keen
wood club in Chicago. are: Presi
dent. Frank W. Blair; FIRST vice
president. George Johnson: second
vice-presidsnt, DR.. r. s. Rowland
treasurer. n. n. Rackham: record
ing secretary. II. Y. McMullen: cor
responding secretary. Mrs. stanle,
@. Stevens: directors: the Rev. J
NJ. Donaldson. Harry r. Earhart, the
Rev. q. 8. Marquis. Francis c. os
born. Eugene X. Shipper. Dudley w
Smith and Mrs. G.. r. Wilson.
The building project Ii In the
hands OF committee headed b.
Harry b. Earhart.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-15
MAKES THREAT;
FINED; SAYS HE'S
SORRY; LET OFF

IF you don't apologize. I'll punch
your face"
Attorney Harold smilansky made
this threat TO Attorney James O
MeHenry, In the court room OF JUS
tice OF the Peace Richter Wednes
day morning. and few seconds lat
err was fined $40 for contempt OF
court Later smiianski expressed
regret mt having used such language
and the fine was remitted.
The trouble between the two law
yers arose during trial OF case
brought by the Cadillac Theater
Co, against James Fitzgerald. The
theater company Is suing Fitzgerald
for $500. which Il alleges II due on
an insurance transaction. smilan-
sky represented Fitzgerald. The
case was once dismissed, but waa
reopened with smilansky's consent
smilansky said he agreed TO a new
trial. providing McHenry would be
sure to notify Fitzgerald. This, be
alleges, McHenry failed TO do.
"You better send him sealed
notice, by registered mail. and RI
adjourn the case for one week. said
the court to McHenry.
According TO smilansky. McHenry
then pointed his finger at him and
said, "Oh. I don't think that's neces
sary. Fitzgerald Ia only a catspaw
In the case. These people are al
ways doing something crooked"
Then" explained smilansky. y
told him ia punch him"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-15
SPECIAL CAR,
INDIANAPOLIS TO
LEAVENWORTH

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April H.
District Attorney Frank c. Daley
said today that no bonds had been
presented for his approval for the
convicted and sentenced Terre
Haute politicians being held in the
Marion county jail. Since only n
men were sentenced TO Leaven-
worth prison. a special train will be
unnecessary, but a special car viii
be used.
The impression prevailed today
that Mayor Dom VI. Roberts. sen.
fenced to serve sir years In Leaven-
worth ma 70 pay yz,UO0 hhe,
would be unable 20 provide the SEQ.
900 appeal bond and the $4,000, de-
post demanded by the surety com
psniss.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-15
FIRST CONCERT OF
MUSIC FESTIVAL,
FRIDAY EVENING

I Fritz kreisler. the great Austrian
violinist. VINO ~ 10 appear IN the
armory. Friday evening. rs the solo
list OF the first OF the festival con.
certs under the auspices OF the
Musical Festival association. has
nnanestionAhly come into his oMn-
When Mr.. Kreisler was heard In
the Philharmonic course series last
season. he created an impression
which made n Plain that the public
OF Detroit regarded him as one OF
the greatest OF present-day virtuosi.
Everywhere Kreisler has appeared
during the present season. he has
been greeted ny enormous audi.
ences and utmost enthusiasm.
In addition 10 Mr. Kreisler as solo
list. the concert viii Offer the Gin
cinnati Symphony orchestra. under
the direction OF Or Ernst Kunwald;
the Orpheus club. Mendellsohn club
and Harmonic society. In special
choral numbers.
Saturday afternoon. there VIII be
q rrisceiianeous program OF orches-
trail numbers. Helen Stanley. so
prano. In operatic arias and songs.
and a chorus Of 400 school children
singing the cantata. The walrus
and the Carpenter" Saturday even
Ing. Haydn's "rhe Creation" win be
presented by the Festival chorus.
under the direction OF William How.
land. with the following assisting
soloists: Florence Binkle. soprano;
Paul Althouse, tenor. and Frederic
Martin. basso.
The tickets for the concerts are
now on sale In Crinneit's box once.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-15
yoBBrxs pRIc-

Canned esss--App,ss s.:s9ass
Una beans, siaI;s Corn: Fsaey
s s..,: 'anf r.s. sss s sssl,
June. 81 20. standard 81; baked. 50 3
rec. SairnSn: ssockeys tail t.1o. Eat.
s.So. Alaska reds. ti-sS. Alaska
Ias ssa. ST. e saa;y June siss! As sIfssd
early June. sl,sa per doG
sacks, bran. as. standard mstdlings.
s sos, i Ss e; 80 i ,ss teS corn
Fieur-jnhhing pElSss- Bsst -Michi-
T.. SO: straight. ii.o. pure rye. t7i0.
spr.ns patent $50 per sbl, IN paper
H.rs~.re Nails. ,I.so case; an.
neaie'd wire. tisa bundle painted
barbed wire. point 81. galvAnIzed
;sssts s :. s q - = = Esaffss i q
gauge t5.Ts, single DIT 6ronEsd axes,
SIS 50 per T.5T,s UtHrk snFct steei.
and 20 gauge. 81 IS. IS gauge. tlSe.
az gauge. ta5S. - g&1Es- sac ear
cent OF list; large. Tec. 10 and ) on
machine bolts. small 80 and 5 per
cent OF list. large. 1Sc ard OF list
Detroit ou-kaw linseed OIL Sc
lots Kerosene. ank-wagon or iron
barrels. Diamond headlight, sc.
perfection. sac palacins. SIC. crown
gasoline. i0itr per Gal
Provt.isa.-Mess york. sis; fam
fly. SlsSaa70, clear backs 81. 80 u
% smoked hams i4FiI &c; orisketA
112lc. shSaIa-t- lie picnic
hams. Ice, bacon. 1SG1sS. lard IN
tierces. i9ise. kettle rendered. lihc
sus.r.-corrected daily By W II
Edgar a Sons. Crysial domin9es z
ID, $3.50 90. s-io, 1870; eagle tee.
Xxx powdered. tsS5. standard pow
dered. Is 50. granuiat.d. extra coarse.
Sc so Co fine IA bulk, 80 30. DO. 10
IL. cottous ts4s. crystal Domino
gran, Alb and BIB cartons. IN cases.
1910. crystal douino gran az cases:
s. so diamond A. $3.50, confectioners'
A, 1855: No. I. IS 30. No s ts2S. No.
3. $40: No. !. 1915 No 8 $50 70.
D, 1905 No. 10. 80; No. II. s. No.
II. 81 90 No. IL. t-s5. No. Ia. $3.50
No Is, t5s5. nom eaking mixture. ~:
beet grapuiat-d. 1870 per 100 ies.
hoe se hold pOWd. Is. - 10 case. n.ss.
do, IS to case. $3.50 per case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-15
TYING HORSES
BY TAILS LEADS
TOMAN'S ARREST

This IL the tale OF the tails OF
three horses. and John strass. who
has no home.
Strass was leading the three
horses In from Mt. Clemens. Tues
day night. when he was stopped by
Motorcycle oficer Harry Mckay.
strass was riding another horse. q
more spirited animal than the rest.
and his convoy" OF horses were
fastened together. tail to bride. all
along the line.
Mckay arrested Strass on q
charge OF cruelty TO animals.
The man said he had got tired OF
holding the horses. and decided that
he might as well tie them. heads
and tails"
strass was arraigned before JUS
tlce Jenries. Wednesday noon. and
pleaded not guilty. lie was sent to
Jail 10 await HIS hearing. Thursday
morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-15
Livestock
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
Du.nfnG a stevens.

EAST BUFFALO. y. T.. April a.
Cattle. , cars. market slow choice
tTsqn7s5. plain and coarse. t7477S
choice handy steers. sI.50aT7s fair
70 good, ts7saT1s. light common.
ts.zs0sTs: .year1ings t7.15a7TSi
suteherins heIfsrs 20 ;6S7 lirhs 40.
ts7Sds: best fat cows. tsQsB0 good
buiehsrins cows. tS.tsas.so: cutters.
H25a4s0. Gamers. f34s best bulls.
ss15Iss0 best butchering bulls.
s575s3s good Killing bulls. $3.50
80. light bulls. ffs005
Hogs. Is cars. higher. heavy. t7.T5
q7ss workers. and pigs. t7s0a7s0.
sheep 10 cars: market strong
wool lambs. ST.. clips ts.50QoTs
yeariings. tsas.7S; wethers, t7n77s:
ewes. ss561s7s
Calves. tsdsSo.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-15
graphic FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS
produce Market


Csnnlisslsr nssn reroTtsd steady
Anc srnsfsl ~ nrm market la tara
lrcdGc;s 90 A.. kiLGs this morning
/ tals ineipainG cuttCr. egks Roaltr,
an petats.s presseS calves are q,
COmias IN fs.iilGE 20 clean up, Fresh
lNeSetNe'-s fFcm The south are begin.
nins 20 corie more freely. and VII
seon e wcrkirg lower Straweef
I rteS have been a httle shy for a few
days. bat ne Louisiana crop has
started 10 move ia car lots. ard com
mission men are getting ready 90
handle a bis trade,
.Pr,s.- R ss sSssso :, rus :;
bol bcN arL.es, si.sglrS
Bsssans Good shiPplng stock.
leS02 y~r bunch
Been,- Dried LsmsS ~ Csc per
C-bsase-yaS0ga7s per bbl: new
Texas, s. 10 lSe per Ice.
Csoiihower-fes per crate.
Ss VS., ,,., = ,iss s, S,ss,.
Ihe, limhergsr, lea gif'se; demss-
uc SEiss. is6sic; Imported Swiss
Is = sc loMg horns, lSe. daisies. lSv
cr.ns~rrtss - HoweS. sSsSeSse.
late reds s4g42S per hbl. .. per ou.
Dressed calves - Fancy i-V lsse'
common. ieEiic
Fresh Nes~tasIes--5rsen peppers
% o ssc Per aoz iettuse. s y e per 10,
spinach s. 50 per hamper; par
sleys 20 -sc pes do1 head lettuce
~ ~ . - hamper. aotaogss eacSlm-
per doE VtcriGA tomatoes. stGt =
per s-basket rate; asparagus, sec
s5c per huNrh, sections. 81 - y la
PEI ~ 49, o,al. 49,. 81
HOasy -Far-y white. new itnise;
amber. II & &c In, extracted 9Sc 10.
Hay Detroit shippers are PAYING
The follow prises tor saied hay
Timothy. sisG tsso. s,ansaTd. Hss
1889. No timothy. tts0ni4, No
mixed, si5Git,S0s rye straw. SO
GS wheat and eat straw. '7g 100
HiSe--No cured tSe. Ne
green. lie Ne 1 cured bulls ifc. No
green bulls, iac; No. cured veal
KIP. lSc No grssn veal KIP lsc,'
nurrain. Ice; Nc, cured eaif. iSe;
No, I green calf lee No. ! horse
hides. s5se No , horse hides vase
Ne. ! hides, e oSk No. . alp and
calf ! nc o. shsspskin tas &c amount
Ls.ss.-csniornia. means per
s.p,e sss.r-Nex ggrs sap Goods.
Iime--yi = g per bos.
Mu.hroom~-ts1t Gee per 10.
OrrnEcs-Ca iifnErLA Nawsls 300
az FI9sl4a- 80 80 s<r beA
GTs per hu-
oaIcfs-siSo per 100 10 saex:
Span ~. tl,s5 Ter crate: Cuban. siIs
per box
PtnraPpIe.- -sGt per crate
Potatoes Mic higar- 3. carload lots
sacks 4SHtTc per bu-. new Rerue-
aas, sSs01ST5 per Noi- uew Florida.
81 - per eu SfT5Gs yer bbl
Poultry --Spri nEs Use. hens lscs
Gucks. iTHisr geese. it1i5cs tur-
keys zee. No hens. iiQlsc-
Strawberries Zee per quart;
.f-pinf cases. t301t5-
sweet Petatoes--IerseyG kiln dried
t7isHieS re- crate.
TaIiew-No. 1. sac; No. Z. tAe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-15
BREAK IN
PRICES OF
SHARES
Slide follows Drop
in Bethlehem
Steel
MARKET ENDS
IN CONFUSION
Considerable S elling
Pressure Marks Close
of Exchange

(CspyrtsAt. isik. ~ TIE Nov rsrs
Evsains Pest C~oSaayD
NEW YORK. April lt.--ln anoth'
or million share day the swirl
Of speculative prices continued %
day with the same excessive vio
lence rs yesterday. Further ad
vAnccs OF I to points were hume
rous. converging again particularly
ON the low priceS Industrial shares
Bethlehem Steel opened points
above yesterdays closing: then. In
half an hour. was up Is points fur
thcr--to q price. however. 10 points
snder the top price Of yesterday.
The stock fen Is points In the
Afternoon. touching its openins
price again. This action By the
be1lwether OF the speculative flock
was accompanied By Q simultaneous
break IN prices Of the more impor-
tsnf shares; . considerable number
of which. In the closing hour. went
below their closing prices Of yssters
aay. This unquestionabiy resulted
from very heavy realizing. Jet the
pressure was Offset BY constantly
recurring rush Of purchases By the
sxcited professional and outside
SpscuIators. Bethlehem Steal ifsslf
was bid up again from IN lower
price. before the close. and the
market ended In tn nov familiar
confusion.
There was considerable selling
pressure at the close. but with Of.
ferings vel taken
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-15
CHICAGO PRopucE.

CHICAGO April if--Butter: TX
tras. 81 &c. nrstE. ~ a q s0r dairy ex-
traz s91 q, hrsts, ZsIa q zsc. Eggs.
Prime ordinary. 1850. hrsts. 1870.
Cheese Twins, ffM1fhc. young
Americas, 1fA 015c Live poultry
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-15
BuTTEa AND EGGS.

acc dairy. &c. packing stock. lThc
per ID.
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