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The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1915-03-11
SPOUT SPRING

J. d. Hall has moved to June
Walters farm near Clay City.
Mrs. J. J. Upton, of Irvine, lie
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Moses
Mckinney.
Bayard q. Rogers, having COM
pleted his contract Of building a
house foi Mrs Belle Burgher, has
returned to his home at Indianap-
oils, Ind.
Wells Bros. have moved their
saw mill from this place to Indian
Fields where they have boundary
of limb to- saw for Squire John
W. Swope
A. f Sans is moving to Win
chester. NJ. Sans bought a nice
farm four miles from Winchester
last fall which he will operate. We
regret the loss of such valuable cit
izens az Mr.. Sans and family.
Mr. Buddie Crow and Miss Lena
q IN. naugh er of Thomas Glenn.
were married at the h.,me OF the
,r,de near here March 3. Squire
M Kinney oificiated. The Squire
s-en- 10 have bull, up splendid
practice in tying nuptial knots in
this end of the county.
James Cooper, of Calloway's
Gre ,as here In Irsday. He had
b-e,, To Clay City tor some dressed
lumber to finish house on his
place for his father in-law, sick"
Bill Mcintosh, who will move from
Powell county there soon as the
house is competed.
1 lMr. Vernon 'hs,rtcphsr, son, oi
ii F. Christopher. aud Miss hIIit
Townsend, daughter RI Sidney
Tcwnsend were married at the home
of the brides parents We mes
day, March 3. Elder Easter offici-
ated in his usual impressive man
ner. A number Of friends were
present " scribe extends best
wishes 70 the happy young coup (.
Everett Barnett had sale of hI,
personal property last Thursda
and will go TO indianapolis Ia stay
this summer Mr.. Barnett wall
work for his brother.in law, Bay.
ard e. Rogers. who does general
contracting work and building Mr.
Barnett and family will return. this
fall and winter here. A. J..Curtis
viii care for Mr.. Barnett. place
TINS summer.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1915-03-11

Ia the great work OF building up an
efficient system of schools. My pol
icy shall always be to help. not to
hinder
"Taird-To make the department OF
education serve the classified cities
In every possible way To this end
shall seek FOR ways to serve the city
boards 0: education and city superin,
tendents.
"Fourth-To cooperate In every
helpful way with the boards OF which
the state superintendent may be a
member
"Fifth-To the organization Of
courses OF study, so as to adjust the
educational machinery and work OF
the schools TO the practical living
needs Of the community at large, and
&c hold constantly before the children
examples Of temperance, culture and
good citizenship.
.Sixth-To cooperate especially
with the illiteracy commission. The
state superintendent is made by law
member OF this commission, and !
shall most heartily cooperate with
the commission In It's great work Of
eliminating adult illiteracy and Hitter
aey In general
my whole heart. my very life. Is
in the work; ] have had the opportun-
ity for all this training; ! have done
my best wherever nave worked: and
I shall redeem 10 the lattar in eood
faith every promise made or implied
10 this announcement. Upon this
Platform ! am earnestly seeking the
suffrage OF the voters.
Yours for service.
~. o. GiLBERT"
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1915-03-11
RAILROAD TINE TABLE
Lexington & Eastern Railway Com.
pany.

Eastbound.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1915-03-11

No. l.
Daily.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-23
Slight Advance Fol-
lows News of Fall
of Przemysl
FOREIGN CHANGE
RATES DECLINE
Figures in London Fall
to Lowest Level
of Season

NEW YORK. March 22--At the
opening of the stock exchange to-
day. It seemed FOR the moment as
II the fall OF Austrias long besieged
Galician stronghold vas causing re.
covery in prices. There can be no
doubt that any strategic event, OF
Importance enough TO suggest the
Fastening OF the war, would affect
prices favorably and profoundly.
The days foreign exchange mar
.ket was notable for a decline in
rates on London To level below
the previous bottom figure of the
season
At the same time exchange on
TALLY moved very errAdicalIy, After
the advance In stocks prices fell
back 20 a level for the most part
only fractionally above last weeks
closing They recovered irregular
~ from these midday prices. then,
In the closing hour. declined again.
and ended rather generally weak.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-23

4 recent compilation showed In
2iarCh a disbursement of interest
and divided payments TO our eoun.
.trys investors amounting TO $ll6,
$50 Goo In March last year. the sum
distributed vas sl22.0oo.0oO.
Dividends on stock held BY in.
vcstors this March viii amo0nt 70
$5AS600G0.. for March. 1914. The
dividend payments totaled So, $50.
R00--a loss OF si0,ls6.0o0 due 10 the
rscpction OF passing OF dividends on
The stock 81 many corporations this
year
Edna owners, however Jared bet.
ter this year than last. Interest
payments this March approximate
So. leo, 600. against sS7.S0O,0oo in
March. 1914. The Increase is due 10
row bond and note issues.
Dividend losses, comparins
March. 1915. with March, 1914, were
'apportioned about this way: ON
railroads, about s6.52e 600: on indus
trial stocks. about 100000, and on
street railway stock only about
sesI .o0a.
The org cuts. then, were on divt
Gen6s on railroad stock. The roads
rave been very hard hit Bat be
ucye they have passed the crisis,
The Detroit times., 1915-03-23
Your Money
Beating Back 10 Normal Business
eY JOHN N. oskiSoA

and that the, VIII 10 better. Here
Is some evidence
Railroads are perhaps the largcst
customers OF the steel plants aad .
single recent week brougai fortA
news hat
The mills in the Chicago district
az the United States steel Corporat
non we're opt rating at 20 per cent
OF capacit, AN increase OF i5 per
cent IN ten DAYS.
The American Steel and Wire
Company. az two lliinotS plants had
taken on between 800 and zoe new
men ana night shift WIS being or
saJized
Two steel companies at Nounss,
town. Ohio were hack 20 normal in
output. and third was soon 70 re-
open. 500 more men had been taken
on at Loraip;
Another blast furnace WAS opened
and 2.oo0 former WORKERS were TAX
en- back al the Gray works Of tAo
Illinois steel Company
IN the Penn sylyunia eoking reginn.
some Geo additional oveas were
lighted within few dsys and so
on. end so on. y
These are signs that mean some
thing. for the steel industry in our
country IL about the best business
barometer. We have
The Detroit times., 1915-03-23
AMENDMADE.
BY GERMANY.
Gold Restored to Sister
of Secretary
McAdOo
az cARL W. AcksRMAN.

tStaF Correspondent UHi'ed Prcss.)
BERLIN Cvia Wireless TO Lon
tonl, March 2.--Government OH.
cials today exprt ssed deepest regret
over the Inconvenience 70 which
Mrs Mona McAdoo Foster. sister Of
Secretary OF the Treasury MeAdoo.
OF the United States. was put BE-
over-zeaIors police officials OF Char
ictteSburg.
The reichsbsrk issued state
mont saying that 1926 IN gold, con
fscated by the police had been re-
stored 10 Mrs. Foster. II was de-
red. however. that the police had
threatened the American woman
Reichsbank officials expressed the
opinion that she probably misunder-
stood the police officials who visited
her apartment.
Mrs. Foster VAS put in an embar.
RAISING situation through the bet
OF her brother by adoption. Angelo
ScRrpa. young italian. Early h.
the war Scarpa. according TO the po-
lice. bought gold az a premium from
milkman. saying he Intended TO
20 to America. not knowing that The
government had laid heavy penal
~ for purchasing gold above par.
on March s. according to an ain
dayit fled b.. Mrs Foster with Amen.
lean Ambassador Gerard. the police
visited her and forced her TO hand
over 1900 marks in gold. in OK.
change for paper money Although
Gerard made no formal protest. Off
Gals OF the foreign Office undertook
an investigation which resulted "a
the restoration OF the money Oh
ciais TO-DAY said that through Scar
pas act nhGuestionabiy was In vio-
lation OF the law. the government
preferred 20 overlook II rather than
10 take action that might be coHsid.
cred unfriend'y
The Detroit times., 1915-03-23
HAS TAKEN
NO ACTION
Health Board Delays
Placarding of
ID. II. II. Cars

No action has yet been taken by
the Board OF Health 20 enforce the
Werner ordinance. requiring that the
d. 4. r refuse TO carry more than
ono passenger for every 50 cubic
feet OF air in is cars. during an %,
the rush hours.
The ordinance was published.
March Is. and went into immediate
eject. Assistant Corporation Cupn-
sci Pcrnlman says that he told
Health oihcer Price that the ordi-
nance had become effective, but the
health oflioer said. Monday. that ne
had not understood that Mr., Penni-
mans verbal communication was for
NAL notice.
II haven't even seen the ordinance.
and don't know what We are expect.
cd 10 do under n" said Dr, Price.
The ordinance requires the Board
or Health 20 post in each car a pla-
card bearing. in large figures, the
number OF persons which Is the max
imum that the car Is allowed 10 car
~. whether the d. e Il. win give
the Boatd OF Health tho Cubic con.
tents OF each car, or whether the
employees OF the board must meas
TIRE each car and compute the air
space. Is point ssill be settled. Al
any rate. the board has made no dc
mand on the company for this in
formation.
The ordinance is designed 70
force the company TO give propei
service outside OF the rush hours,
said Aid. Vernon. AS soon as We
learn that cars are passing people on
the street because they are crowded
the council can pass service ordi
rance. quickeuing the schedule on
the line in question, and forcing thr
company TO operate enough cars Il
take care OF tho people who wanI
10 use them"
The Detroit times., 1915-03-23
MOTORISTS
ARE FINED
Two Pay $50 Each For
Violating City
Laws

About 30 men faced Judges Phelan
and Connolly, Monday morning. for
violation OF various ordinances gov.
erning the operation of automobiles
IN the city streets
Bari wilkins. No. 1899 Gratiot-
ave. proprietor OF the Cadillaqua
hotel at that address. was arrested
BY OficeTs Feltentrager and McCor.
mick for operating bis car WITHOUT
lights on aJeherson.aye.. between
Crane and Burns-aves.. AT S:35 D. m.
II don't know why I should pay a
dne. he told Judge Phelan.
I'm show you why" replied the
court. and had the ordinance
brought.
Mr. Wilkins learned that he could
DE fined 10 the extent OF $500, or
spend six months in the House OF
Correction. he. more cheerfully &C.
cepted the courts verdict OF SIS or
ie days.
Clogs Roberts. No. 305 Aggressive,
was arrested BY onacer McCormick
Tor reckless driving The car was
going about 90 miles an hour. the
officer testified, and the pavement
tas too wet 10 permit pursuit. Judge
Connolly fined Mr.. Roberts SIS, with
the alternative OF so days.
Two Physicians we're before Judge
Connolly for parking their cars on
downtown street for more than one
hour Or Joseph Aarons told the
court that II il a great hardship for
physician 20 leave a patient in the
midst of an examination, rush TO the
street. change the location OF his
car, and return 10 his work. He was
informed that the law Is no respect
or % persons, and applies TO physi.
clans az well "a 20 other persons.
sentence Was suspended Dr. IT, ~
Torrey questioned the accuracy OF
the complaining officer RE said that
be- had left his car for only 50 min
utes The officer replied that the
complaint was made in February,
when the time permissible was only
half IN hour Since March /, the
time has been made one hour. Sen
tsnce was suspended.
All the other offenders we're let
az on suspended sentence, with the
warning that a second complaint
would cause the imposition OF fine
The Detroit times., 1915-03-23
DOLPHIN HOLDS
UP SANTA CLARA

NEW YORK. March IA mis-
taken Interpretation Of signals today
caused the United states dispatch
boat Dolphin 70 stop the steamer
Santa Claus, outward bound, by ar
ing a shot across her bow. She was
later allowed 20 proceed.
The Santa Claus which Is an
American steamer had just cleared
quarantine IN the lower bay. when
shot across her bows from one OF
the Dolphin's small guns brought
her 10 stop. In passing quaran,
tine. tho Santa Claus displayed her
name, in signal letters. The lookout
on the Dolphin apparently misrcad
this signal The Dolphin IL posted
az quarantine 70 watch all outgoing
vessels and 70 preserve American
neutrality
The Detroit times., 1915-03-23
Grain and Provisions

NErENIT Match e Close News
sre.tue wheat prices was scarre "a
NgaaI& and tho opsninF Nreush, ro
change "a prices The markct was
gtsady here aud also IA Earcpe.
Everybody was waltlnE
Eat market took ou MEAS tJfF
Soon after the OPENING 1r& tsE &c.
cline was iae resuN ~ reilt. iaAt
italy 81 Just abeut 70 grf rZr tac
WAY THAT y kS0ur the nCl} N1pNr-,
tAut p0lIt IN Ehc news ~Erlid tt4aA
start 20 hght tt wiN he nal tor
every tody tH sell WhrEt u tErt csy
are busy now discoGn t1e culture
action 80 that po0ntry Aside trom
THIS there - np b,atl- hr.s. - tie
foreign situation The t..h'iCs r30n-
tries 1rU tn need az ~pt and must
90 lot 81 nuyiu- hsferr reaee eau
be drought about TGty haze rot
there has oeen httle aecIira ID the
liverpool ulhrkat Russian crop re-
parts are favDyAhir. bDf thyy express
iitrle hope of cssng able % eNPcrt
soon
Home conditions are favorable 20
lower prizes for ths new crop. ~ ap-
pears 10 have " inferred well and thers
- plenty % moisture AS ta the
wheat now on band tae -entral be-
LET - that * Is practically aA said
acute The early wires On Monday
said nothing about fresh cNport buy
ting
Wheat had arp tore tor 4 shor,
tirue after the cTeniuE and was Wa =
the remainder % the tirnc. closing
AT 2 siumn 81 "a 81c compared With
Saturdays close
Corn. cats anu rye declined lc Tae
seeds acre unchanged
Wheat quotations Cash No. red
a
sf5s and declined 60 81 10. July
opened 81 S195 and declined %
ST. "a cash No, I white. SIS
Coarse Erain quotations Corn--
Cash No. ;. 'sc3 cash No yellow 7
car az BAG clpslug at 80 assgd, 40
4 yellow. T3c Oats--Slandaed sic.
No white SEX No. A white - n.c
Rve-Cash No .. si15 Reans--lu-
mediate, prompt aud March shta~
nent sass May. S1ls cIQ' Y e
Prime SPOT and March $50. stHtpie
red 80 bags AZ sS-in. 50 az - % az
$3.50. - az So prime ats kc SS5e.
sample aisike - bags ~ 81 81 Tim
cthy+-Prtnne spot. y31a.
Worlds exports ~ wheat iart weri.
were ie-59e,o4f h1. against fGtte 9p4
su a week ago and lf,asssRa la a
year ayG-
The Institrte ~ AgrIealture AZ
Rome estimates the wheel crop o.
i9it-iS az t.0eL9e. B1s rtintsts OF
1-R- - pounds.
Receipts Ia the petraTt raarke,
Monday lnrIuded 2 90 htls - sour.
us ears % wheat. ~ OF colt - -
1 oats. ? or rye ana of has WITH
drawafs were zoe bills ~ Ncnr. ? naf
7 bu 81 corn ard ae00 hu of oats.
Stocks arc $4,000 ia ~ svheat. s9f-
SOC bu 81 corn. {. 500 Su-0f oats. 4.ans
bg OF barley and l5.a96shu of rye.
Receipts 81 wheat Aoud1y south
west 20. eco bu against ifee6a IA 4
year ago. prigth. les cars. against
-; Minneapolis. 20 ears, nGafn Il
sa1; Winnipeg $50 ~a-s aEsin4f fSF.
Chicago. a. cars. aEafns. -
Liverpool corn closed unchanged
Decreases IN the &riieYican 4sibic
supply Wheat. 9aRgas bu. rorn. :
sol 200 bu. oats I.f2a sen bu
Primary wheat reeNfrts we're sss !
eco hu against 3sf ear bu , year .ra
Exports ~ wheat ard gour Non
day ! sGs 900 bu
Quotations hy Hsyden Stone & t'eA
Ma-. p; Open High. Low Close
The Detroit times., 1915-03-23
German Woman Fed
On Dainties BY
Frenchman
HUSBANDS
WIVES COMPLAIN
CaillauX Affair Has
Sequel In Present
Trial

PARIS. March - France Des.
claux. former paymaster,Ireasurer OF
the entire Fronch army. today went
on trial before the trst council OF
war charged with appropriating
military food supplies aud sending
them 10 his beautiful German
friend" Nine Bechon.
Mime Bechon Is proprietor OF the
most elegant % all Partisan dress
making establishments Because OF
her tame IN the fashion world and
DeelRuX's prominence In govern.
ment circles an excited crowd thrust
it's Nay into court when the trial
started today.
Doolaux's delinquency Is alleged
20 have existed almost from the be-
ginning of the var When the pos
sibillties Of a good famine were first
discussed. tao paymaster's irst
thought. il was alleged. was for his
-iriend Through Sergt. Dauzia he
sent the beautiful madame quaint
ties of dainties for her larder two
or three times week
All went well for months Then
pretty Nine Rivet.. femme de cham.
bre TO Mime. Bechon, received let.
ter from her husband at the front.
He had not eaten for - hours. In
4 tiash Nine. Rtvet saw il all The
soldiers couldn't eat because the
best ratlons intended for them were
auding their way into her mistress
larder. She fiew TO tell the military
aathorities and France VAS shaken
by the biggest scandal since the
Caillaux affair.
Before the police arrived score
Of wives whose husbands we're al
the front. stormed Nine. Bechon's
palatial home. screaming az the top
of their voices the French cquiya.
lent OF Cat and some other
things. Madame fed ncognito to a
downtovn hotel, where She was
later arrested. Her trial with that
OF the sergeant, IS TO follow the yer.
dict 10 Declaux's case.
The Declaux scandal Is loosely
linked sith the Caiilaux affair In the
minds Of the public. Declaux. when
Canlaux was premier. vas the chief
Of tho Caillaux cabinet. Caillanx's
enemies say that IL Declanx is bad
he had. his training under Caillaux
And coincidence Is the fact that
Nine. BechoN occupies the same cell
in the prison al Saint Eazare in
which Nine. Caillenx awaited trial
The trial Of Declaux viii be short
and fast The censor announced to
day that probably none Of the testi
nony win be allowed 10 leave
france II Declanx Is convicted ne
yin get from one to 80 years.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-23
MAN ARRAIGNED
ON OLD WARRANT

John Robinson. 2s years old. OF
IA. gss Second-aye.. was arrested.
sunday, mor'ng. on warrant sworn
ont. Jan. ., accusing him OF steal
ing $3.50 from John Turski Of No.
50 Rockwood-7t. Hamtramck. Rob
inson. Il u alleged. helped Turski TO
a hotel room after bofsterous cele-
brstion Of the New Year. and helped
himself 20 Turski's roll. Police had
been looking for him since
lfe was arraigned before Justice
stein on the old warrant. Monday,
and the case was set for March %.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-23
LORINIER PLEADS
NOT GUILTY

CHICAGO, March 22-FOrmer
United States Senator Iorimer
pleaded not guilty Of misspphcation
% funds In connection with the
crash Of his Ia salle-st, bank when
arraigned today before Federal
Judge Carpenter other officials 81
tile bank entered similar pleas They
entered pleas with the right TO
change or file demurrer within 90
days.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-23
MILLIONAIRE'S
WEDDING PARTY
MAKES ESCAPE

LOS ANGELES. Cal. March a.
The honeymoon trip OF Morgan
Adams, millionaire, and mis- bride.
was suddenly halted today ss me re-
suit OF the burning Of Adams Yacht
or San Pearo. from which the honey
moon couple and 10 friends had mar.
roS escapes.
The blaze started from backfre OF
The engines. ], quickly spread and
those aboard escaped in tenders or
boats. a motorboat later picked I'd
tho party
The Detroit times., 1915-03-23
Livestock
Nasr BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
Du,nsaa A stevens.

kAsr BUFFALO. y. Y. March q.
.Rttle, Receipts. 30 cars market.
asc hiqher choice 20 prime steers.
plain ana coarse. s5.ooa7.t0; choice
u.s. .s h fass l. l resa. ,s.Ssafas: light
cnnnnon, selooN so. yearilngs $3.50
$50. p.in,e fet heifers. ,ssee!sss;
Itht 10. ss7b4 Gas; best fat cows.
f1hrFt1k good butchering cows.
<1.rkn AS cnnners. $500 zoe; cut
I<In 1f1o n 80. best bulls. $500
81. good killing bulls. ts0eG s.5e
<I..| IuIia 81 fS0S.76.
<|>.s, Receipts 70 ears: market
<|><. 1,e<l. 1 'eos.se; workers. and
q, '''', 'ss, J: ' ;';!.. sa5ss';
The Detroit times., 1915-03-23
BRITISH CHIEF OF
STAFF NAMED

LONDON. March 22.-The naming
OF Maj. SIR william Robertson a.
chiefofstan Of the British army. 10
succeed MAI Gen, Murray. was re
ceived with approval here TODAY.
though the news was surprising
Gen. Robertson rose from me
ranks
The Detroit times., 1915-03-23
sanlIae Earmer eankrupt.

Russell u Canary. Sanilac farmer
has fled petition Ia bankruptcy,
listing his liabilities al ss,sI9.e3 and
his assets al s3.iS2 lie claims ex
emptIon on ssi75o worth OF personal
property
The Detroit times., 1915-03-23
cIEAIIANn NM srnIh.
roIEno NM .TOTk.

TOLEDO, o.. March - HOGS zee
cefpts. 600. market, @tyAas gaN'.N.
ssITl5 mediums. SsltI ,--". NrEN
ers, s.. 25al T. so, pigs. s. &. s-. lAts,s
Receipts. none. D1~kCL ~.r'AN
Sheep and lamhs--kSa at- a'h-r
The Detroit times., 1915-03-23
purrER Avn Ece MlRKEl.

NEW YORK. March 22.--Butter.
Quiet; receipts. 1866 creamery. eN-
ira. 2sNc. state dairy. tubs. ~ q CSC.
Imitation creamery hrsts. ~ 70 22c.
Eggs: steady; receipts. ASS. near
by white fancy. % n 26c. nearby mixed
fancy. 1874 Tzic. fresh hfsts. 1914
621c
Bstter---Creamery extra. 2613r.
hrsts 9ii4c. dairy Llr. pafEins
stock I SC per ID
Enns-Fresh receipts. cases inrlud-
ed. nrsts. isbc dos. Receipts. i,1S9
ssse<
The Detroit times., 1915-03-23
sunreme cout, AdIourn,.

WASHINGTON. March 22.-The
supreme court adjourned at 1910 p.
m until April 2
The Detroit times., 1915-03-23

A rented roui--stS a month saved.
A vacant Foow $40 month lost
s little ad la ETerybodys Column
viii find a tenant FOR you.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-23

The following firms are privileged
u execufs orders on the Exchange:
l'Aslyle ruvah. W. A. Hamlin 4
CO, vi. AZ Noble A Co.. w. l.. Moss
81 r0, jack a. Thomson, Lewis q.
srae o Eo HsllIy = se So Gee Shas
III Merrill A. Co, A. w. Wallace n
Co. William III. Rose a Co, VIM. A.
Neff a Co. AZ d, Mclaughlin, +. X
reltnn.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-23
u. S. Govt. Bonds
n. Y. Cotton Exchange
Produce Market

a. there were no receipts on 'he
early deliveries this morning. ana
buyers were not yet In eVtdenes, thF
marker was very quiet ana WAS
called steady a. 70 price The Eislh
butter market was unchanged. Eggs
have been pretty well cleaned up,
the market ruling frrn. a few hens
were carried over from saturday, but
a good demand - looked for this
week and the marx - called steady
strawherri%s were In light. supply.
and wifi PROBABLY be a little scarce
Tor the next week or ten days. or
until the Louisiana crop commences
TO move.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-23
Detroit Stock Elk.

TAese apofations subject to com
mission charge;
The Detroit times., 1915-03-23

NsZS. rWes Ss..stIAE5,
calves: s5Wl2 90.
UNION SToCk YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. Chica 80,
March 2---HuEs Receipts $4,000
head. market. slow, mixed and butch Z
erS. f6,6pg 6.s5. good heavy SefSa
IS s0IEa0s plKs. $3.50 q G,65. Cattle.
Receipts. 1000 head market gener-
ally steady, beevrs, SS.se0 NS5; COW $
and heifcTs, gbWT.75, Texans. IS 90
W665. calves s-nTe So, sheep Ey-
eCipts. I4e0U head; market, quiet apa
steady. native, ST.loHSa western
81 20 b NIS. lambs, s.6O Ei5.S0, west
ern. S7.1s "a 80.
CLEVELAND LIVE srOCk.
CLEVELAND. -. March - Hogs
Receipts q SOC. hrtu, workers ans
mixed $500. pigs and Lights sn.sa.
mediums and hcaNlss, a.. rguEFs
$3.50, staEs. So cattle: Esvrpis b..
ears leo l5c hlgher. S.srtp -
lambs Receipts, ia cars, 49, EtG.tF
too, $40. Calves, Receipts, g7a, arr
to CSC higher. top, $ilg5.J
The Detroit times., 1915-03-23
WV YORK rRoDrcE M,RKET.

NEW YORK. March 22--FIOur.
f5uil ard unchanged pork. quiet:
mess. si125N1375. Lard Quiet mid
dle west spot. a9S0Ng0p sugar;
Raw trmer, Centrifugal, % test
ffg2 fnusrbgade - test flGG. re-
snsd uulei cut loaf 81 80. crushed.
s. ~ powdered. ts0e.f3s GRADUATED.
aHUf coffee RlO. No =. on spot.
A. Tailow Dull. city. sitc special
7e. country, ekMg7sc Hay. quiet.
pdPs siie ~. 3. y asosI clover.
- q WGi DRESSED poultry. Y Dull I.
fnrksys. f8n12c: chickens 12a11c:
f0WIs. i8l4 Wfsc: ducks. i2fff9c. Live
uoulfry. Irregular; geese. Zoe. ducks,
igWfsc. fowls fTn1sSc turkeys. ~
MIRrs BOOSTERS. ia i1c. Cheese.
Steady state milk. common u spe-
.rfals ffM 1Tc. skins. common 90
aperiai. bNIfhc. full skins. 3aSc.
XIV YORK. March 22-Money on
.fFf1 ~ Wz aper cent. time money.
3fsA per cent for si--nonths. mer-
eanflsef paper, az 01tsc. bar silver.
rev York. S6Sc' Demand sterling.
$3.50.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-23
FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local


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f5.ZS- pW-es Ss.atTAsss,
calves. g5Nla go.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-23

Building supply prices fIrrirned
and rrvised ~ United Fuel 4 Supply
Co. Dist Diaf
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