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The Detroit times., 1915-10-08
BY n. n. MACK.

The general live stock trade OF
the country Is just now being
greatly handicapped by the rapid
spread Of the foot and mouth dis
ease in Illinois. The shipper has
been eliminated from the equation
In the Windy etty,. owing to the
closing OF many states against stock
from Illinois. Chicago is thus de-
MED an outlet for her surplus
stock. and the butchers OF other
states are deprived OF the supply OF
stock. which they have learned to
depend on To all the gap when their
own local territory fails TO furnish
enough TO supply their needs.
The methods OF obstruction re-
sorted TO by Illinois farmers. in con-
nection with the work OF the gov
eminent In the effort to stamp out
the cattle plague. are probably
largely responsible for the fact that
Illinois is now the only state In
which the disease exists. II seems
very unfortunate that the state
which has so long been the live
stock clearing house OF the coun-
try. should be afflicted with so seri-
Gus an epidemic just mt the time
when the trade should be the
heaviest from central market points
to farmerfeeders and feeding sta
tons.
The demand for desirable beef
cattle continues very active and
prices are quoted about steady,
Handy cattle and yearling steers
and heifers are leading the trade,
often outselling heavy cattle by "a
cents per cwt. Western cattle are
reported to be coming good and
prices are holding up remarkably
well. 1t Is fact, however. that an
average run OF western cattle yields
more dressed beef To the hundred
weight Of live animal than will ma
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08
PLAN TO BEAT
d. u. r. FARE BOX
is DISCOVERED

when one OF the car cleaners in
the Grand Belt line barns discovered
a neat device for removing car tick
cts from "pay-enter" fare boxes. HID
den behind the fare register In
car. a few days ago. Supt. Peter Abt
Of the d. q. r. police. looked up the
records OF the car and put three
different conductors who used the
car most frequently under surveil-
lance. The precaution resulted In
the arrest. Thursday noon. OF Clar-
ence Kaiser. "a years old. of No 81
Spring-st.. as he was taking tickets
from the BATTLE plate" with lead
pencil. tipped with a piece OF we'll
chewed gum.
The device found by the car clean
pointed pin. with tiny took bsflf
In the end. 80 the ID. u. r. police
believe that others besides Kaiser
were operating on the tickets.
The BATTLE plates" are the slant
ing slides. down which the car
ticket travels on Its way TO the In
terror OF the fare box. The plates
overlap sufficiently to bar any ms
rauding hand reaching for ticket.
and also slippery enough TO allow
the ticket to shoot he chues" In
rapid style.
But Kaiser. according to the po-
lice, moistened the second plate
causing the tickets to hesitate or
the way down. so that he could
spear them with the pencil at hi"
leisure.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08
ORPHEIJM TO HAVE
SCOREBOARD FOR
WORLDS SERIES

Worlds series games viii be
shown in miniature on . new type of
scoreboard In the Orpheum theater
during the series. This scoreboard
not only presents the playing field,
but has manikins representing the
plays. and the little figures run.
slide, lift. field Eases. catch flies and
do all the stunts performed by the
players. It II said. The audience
will see the ball every time II is
thrown, how II goes to the outfeld
or is hit over the grandstand or the
fence. There Will be direct wire
connections In order 10 insure quick
and accurate service. At the con-
clusion Of each game the regular
vaudeville show will start.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08
TO PUNISH
DRUNKEN
DRIVERS
Aid. Barnett Will In
trOduce Drastic Ordi-
nance in Council
CLIFFORD SCORES
PEDESTRIANS

Members OF the common council,
stirred to action by the increasing
number Of fatal automobile acci-
dents in Detroit streets. are pre-
pairing to leglsiate for the better
regulation OF the automobile trafilc.
Aid. Edward Barnett has asked
Assistant Corporation Counsel Will
liam K. Tarsney to draft an amend
ment to the present traffic ordi-
nance, making II an offense. punish
able by a fine OF $500 or 80 days
In the House Of Correction. for any
person driving an automobile while
under the influence of liquor
II am satisfied that many acci-
dents are caused by drivers Under
the influence OF liquor" said Aid.
Barnett. Liquor makes man
reckless. Under the proposed
amendment 1t will not be necessary
for q drunken driver to run down a
pedestrian before he Is arrested. II
will provide severe punishment for
any person driving an automobile
while not In full possession Of all
his senses. n 10 time that an at
tempt be made TO rid the streets
OF reckless drivers"
Aid. John Kronk points out that
ninetenths OF the persons killed
and injured In street accidents are
foreigners. The accidents are often
due to ignorance on the part OF the
foreigner. Aid. Kronk thinks that
II might be good plan to teach
foreigners Safety First as well
as English First, In the night
schools. In the Sixteenth ward. he
says. over 1000 foreigners are at.
tending night school sessions.
Some peculiarly significant facts
have been gathered by the Safety
First Society OF Greater Dv.roit.
afiliated with the Safety First Fed
GRAFTON Of America. whose national
convention will be held In this city
Oct. 10 end 20.
90 Ar g the roopr1g q tho city
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08
CLEVELAND
PLAN STILL
EXPERIMENT
w. G.. Rose Says People
Don't Know What
to Think
HIGHER FARES
MAY BE NEEDED

Cleveland doesn't know whether
to be satisfied or not with the set
Element OF it's street car question.
according to William Ganson Rose,
presiden. OF the Advertising Affilia.
ton, which includes Cleveland, De-
troit, Buffalo and Rochester advertis-
ing men. and OF the Cleveland Ad.
vertising club.
Mr.. Rose came TO Detroit. Thurs
day morning. TO address the Adcraft
club, In the Board OF Commerce
building. Thursday evening. on
THE ad man
There is still considerable talk
Of municipal ownership" said Mr.
Rose. Under the settlement. the
service has improved, and the fares
are lower. We are now riding for
three cents. with one cent for a
transfer, but there is talk that a
higher fare will have to be charged
soin for necessary extensions and
improvements
The municipal ownership ques-
ton Is complicated by the electric
light question. The city claims that
the municipal electric light plant II
efficient. and the private corporation
claims that the city plants figures
are incorrect, and people don't
know which side to believe. There
IL the further complication that
Cur street railway commissioner.
Peter Witt, Is O candidate for mayor.
AS 7 look at IL, the Cleveland set
Element Is still an experiment. II
may take 20 years tn find out wheth-
err It IL n good scheme. Municipal
ownership has a great deal Of favor
and a great deal of opposition also"
Mr.. Rose had many complimentary
things 10 say about Detroit's growth.
He said that like Detroit. Cleve-
lands factories are running ~ hours
a day. and the city Is very prosper.
Gus.
William II. Smith. No 1901 West
Grand-blvd, real estate dealer. said.
Thursday, that lac IL In favor Of the
settlement plan
I'VE are likely to have nearly L.
100000 people in this vicinity In
1920. Where are We going TO get
service" he esked. Where are
those people going to find homes. II
they cant reach certain districts
, Tot now provided with car lines
We've got to do something about
extensions.
The debates on the settlement
question are little more than an agi-
tation by lawyers. They aren't much
use 10 the layman. Mr.. Moore gave
us lof Of legal stun, Wedn esday
night, end we don't know whether
IT'S so OF II isL't. I'd like to hear a
discussion by someone besides the
lawyers
'"rbe blank check argumen,
doesn't appeal TO me We can't al
ways agree, and therefore we have
courts. Since the city and the ID. u
r. can't agree, the only thing to do
IL TO leave the price 10 the court
Even II the price were Fixed In adj
vance of the election, how does the
voter know II It's a good value? I'm
not an engineer, and wouIdn'.
know, n q price were fixed, whether
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08

LIVESTOCK

Cattle were dull and quiet at the
Detroit stock yards on Thursday.
the run being larger than was look
ed for, and buyers rather hard 20 In
terest. Handy cattle and good can
ners were in light supply and sold
fairly well. There was an excess Of
scrubby little stun that nobody
wanted, and this kind was a drug.
Mich cows were active. Veal
calves were in light supply and
prices were AZ the seasons high
point. The top for calves was s12.
A fair run Of lambs came 10 hand
and they sold well Prime fat lambs.
ss.s5 10 - fair 10 good lambs.
! s7-50 10 -as-25; common .o-rooa
sheep, "a TO $3.50; culls, 81 to $3.50
| per cwt.
The count was large enough in the
hog yards. but the number OF good
hogs was very small. Gooe fat hogs
both heavy and light. sold we'll a,
the high point for the season. 80 far
Prime mediums and fat workers.
1895 20 $40: light workers. ant
pigs. 81 TO f775 per cwt.
Receipts-Cattle. 2,220: calves
735: sheep, $50; hogs. 1920.
CATTLE.
Sold by Bishop. r. a II. Resnick
bulls :. average weight 1865 lbs. 3
! per cwt Parker. ". r. Co. bulls Z
| $50. t525: do 2. 1910. f575. Breiten
beck. butchers ~. T2s. $685. 10. M
"a II, 74s. $500 Parker. w. q 60
I bulls S. 500. f5a25. DO. Gamers Z. $50
/ ~ Hammond. 8. n Co.. butchers 2
I Iss, - so. do cows 2. $50. $3.50. 10
| iogo. Sc. Resnick. cows 2. e25. $3.50
| do 2, 80, $3.50: sullivan. cows S. 1902,
ss.7s do. steers Z. 1853. $3.50: BRAY
stoekers :. III. $3.50; s. Ratkof.ky
| COW /. 1850. $3.50: 10. bulls :. T5t
| $3.50 do. cows 2. $50. $3.50: Ham
mond. 8. n Co. steers a 1916. f7s5
bBresnahan. butchers IL. s57. $50. a
Ia. 5t5; BreItenbeck. cows g. 1915 IS
IL Rather. bull !. $50. $3.50: do. COW
2. $40, 81: Parker. W. A Co. cows s
flt. ~. sullivan. cows II. 1913. IS 20
40. on. 1890. 1926: w.. g. a 60.
COW cSw' cows !, '' ,sis 81 s% do. steer
az a,,S s5;cs. q. =, bun sls ,i,' r.,s.,
w. q Co.. Gamers .. $50. ~. Mich y
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08
BLUE BIRD" KIDS
TO HAVE SLEEP

Beekman and Jasen Bauer, being
little fairies of the stage In Maeter-
linck's blue Bird" must. Of needs.
have their full allowance Of sleep,
aftsr appearing until late hours AZ
Little Hsppinesses. for the edit
cation Of theater-goers.
That's Why Judge Hosmer. Thurs
LAY morning. continued the hearing
e. Paul Bauer's petition for a writ
- habeas corpus for the custody Of
the children. Baner. the father.
mnintAins that the education and
training Of the youngsters 10 being
negjected. The mother. Grace
Bauer, IL q member OF the blue
BIRD company, her role being that
- "0geat Joy" She denies her hus-
Cn1'e charges. and II contesting
- Or the writ.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08

s S.ss o. n.s hth sise; spring ,ur-
su "i ;s.o e e:s sSl vsl.sni.. $40 ;s
sospuNc rHscEa
- a. 2 80 -
S cin. s:s:s essn ' csis. oy .nsy
Maine $40; standard. soe. Table
June Sl.so: standard. u; baked, 500
,ss; sAiR Rss... sassss. ,Sl1 sac; tss
plnga 81 Tomatoss. dis. Narrow.
early June Si.to per doa
s::s Bran s0 sss Hsisss III
S23. nne middlings, eSs: crackSd com
SSA50; corn and oat chop. 1SIyg ton.
Fissr--Joeeing price,: Best Michl.
s e.. slss1s Sas s:e ss ss :s sssS
patent; sss0 RI, sSl; q !. Dsssi ssess
nsAlcd wire. $50 bundle; galvanissd
s:sssa I, . .ns a s rS,as r. .s s.S
barped wide. . point. el-sS per spool;
sAivanised .hsetA aS gauge, $3.50; sc
saags 49,; 81 Eaass, ?xee;; -
En- ssons:d ..: - s ss: Ssssi : :S..:
carri.ss bolts. :msii, 5ic. 10 and 1sr
cen, "a lat I,:,; l.rss iss iS s and and pr
masains bolts. smaii. % snS 5 pr
cent on list; large TSc and on list
nAAss-No. I cured hidsa lsc: No.
green hides. ltc; No j cured oullA
s .Ss; No O.. t gree. n. egNiis lie; No ~.
kip. isc; No. cured murrain. iSc: No.
! green murrain. lac: No. cured calf.
hides. es;so: No. hores hidsa 2ase:
SO. ! hide. 10 Oh: rs. ! i,r and cali.
Inc Oh; shsepskin tas to amount OF
Dstr.is ois-Raw l,nssed oil CSC:
boiled linseed. SIC gal In barrel lots.
rsis; Diamond headlight Sic; per-
lection. Sc; paiacine.. 1.sc; red crown
gasoline. Zoe per gal
Prvvtsieas--Mess pork. s1s: fam
,ly s is 9: clear sss 1n sissoaisso;
is ei,e; Bacon. isSige:: h' lara a.m IL
tiercss ske; kettle rendered. iokc
s.ssr.-correesed daily by W. s.
,s s .ssfs,. sc pr sas i ca sss:
standard Ds Apo powdesed ,Bsc:' ran sa
extra eO.rsss $50; Er.aui.tsd nns
tons. 1886; crystal domino gran. 4
10. cottons, ts.s6 crystal domino.
gran. Alb. and s-ib. cartons. IN cases.
$3.50: crystal domino, gran. HF
sse; .s9s s a ssis; 3, 70. 's'o !, 80 Sc
No. IL. sass. No IL ssso: No. Is.
sIIs; No; 10. s4.75; non -eskins mix
100 lbs: househoid powd. Is. - 70
case. $3.50: do. IS TO case. ~ so per
case
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08
NEw YORK COTTON MARkET.
Produce Market

There vas the usual activity in
preparation for tns Saturday trade.
this morning. ard bat little change
IA yftces was noted he poultry
market was dragging badly and was
called weak. Receipts are not es-
pecially heavy. but are running
largely -, No stock ARD. the weak
than from over supply The evz
market was advanced cent yester-
day. and butter and cheese are arm.
Peaches are still coming although
the seasonal demand was more than
satisfied long ago, and quoted prices
potwfthstanding. dealers are not re-
fusing any kind OF an orer
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08
Bananas Good shipping stock
h 1S6a ner hunch

Bananas Good shipping stock.
N,15Q2 per bunch.
ees..--Dried Lirna,. lH9sc III.
CakAage-sl50 per bb;
Cheese-Michigan fasn. qi4Lc;
New York ish 9lsc;, Swiss, 80
cream es fnsasfs long s' sofd. .e , s5,fk
chess.sts-isa Zoe ID.
Cail tesaia -ExuiSse-rartiet. pears,
G sssSss1 M., e,un' si k GO per az,
crsbsppIes-ss.soas per Dbl
Crs.berrses-Cape Gods. 1915 per
Dre..sS Ca,ye.-Fanc,. smaIso:
TsesH veses.sIe.-Bset.. sooeoc
bu. green nn peppers; seq zoe bu; rad "a,
parsley. iss.e Sos. escu H hot
house. 81 n LIS per doz.. home grown
tomatoes. si.s0aI IS bu. not house
tomatoes. is4 zoe per 10. green
bu; hot house lettuce. ioaiie Der 10
GraDes--Concords. s-ib baskets. 20
gaze: Delawares. ponies. it415c; 10
ID. ssG4oc; Nisgaras, 30a5ss per
ea m..:, poP,ss wi ms g.'e new na,sc
amber. II ei2e h.; extracted. 70sc
Hny--Detroit shippers are paying
the fo,iowins prifs s,, 10, ball. hay IN
I timothy eisdi7, standard timothy.
si601s: light mixed. yisl1s. No .
timothy, sitaIs. No, ] mixed. sls0
0I0afi: rye straw s7509ss wheat
and oaf straw. ss.5047 per ton.
aeiess--Pink meats. si.i5 Ease.
Llaes--Sl.104l.2s box
Msshsecms-,4ta soc 10.
Osusges - valencaz, S5d6.5o pcr
box.
Onions per 70-lb. sack:
spanish onions. tIss CLIO per crate
A, 500 s5c; u. Is a 40c per bu.
MISUNDERSTANDING. 81 per crate.
PDuas--3o q 35c per i-5-bu. basket.
POantoes - MInnesotas. sb070c.
nflchigans. 500 COO per sack.
Toofevy--sprIngs. 1th a. i6c. leg
horno and light weights. Ish01fc;
SsnA isx oitc; No. 2 hens. ii0
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08
GREEKS PREPARE
TO JOIN ARMY

A patriotic meeting Of Detroit
Greeks will be hell. Sunday morn
ing. after the celebration of mass
In the local church OF the Annunci-
alton OF the Blecsed Virgin. to
make plans for aiding the families
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08

llntOrs Refuse To
Allow Slump In
HI Market

XXXD 49,
Ii YORK Oct. 7.-some Of
usg speculative interests
= : Gtaad today against the re-
m e The stock exchange.
rn0v oGortS wsrs the more o.
~ n that 1prcsd liquidation
- fairsy thorough during
rUo pceeeding days and the
no1vo a0count for the decline
$3.50 Substantially Increased.
0avss ularkst vas made up
Or koovUslee. some Of them con-
M - - tAe usual series OF
o1enln0- and the usual
Ie y opoctacular bidding up OF
15 v1kh Z MARROW market such
tnannen etssl. ~ whole.
n YTI1{6 procedure was more
a. . few weeks ago.
II 1truoe descfibed the days op-
CIs (flUAtiy or wrongly ~ .
1870 oGort to tempt the out
ruhIic n again.
G1to n line with the prece-
~ 80 occasions. the recur-
~ e sbig stesl mergers" was
- play IT. part
3 WAoot Uaxkst, which had
> nSaslv - cents : bushei since
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08

TOLEDO. o., Oct. s-wheet: Cash
u17i1: Dec. Si.is; May. $40. Corr:
Cash. sac; Dee. ssre; May. sehc.
47c. Rye, Cash. s7he. ClovsrseeS.
Oct. tia.oS; Dec and March, fIaTo.
Als.ke: Oct. tioio. Timothy: Prime,
sass; Oct. ss4s; Feb, ss4fh. But
ter. Brick creamery, 1ae; tub cream
cry. 1sc. Eggs. Fresh canfied. 2Tc;
SELECTS, II o TIC: storage. f4nc. Hay
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08
Livestock
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
-fBuuufuR-A-Ste


DuuHt.g q -SteveaS~
EAST BUFFALO. ~. r.. Oct -
Cattle. 20 cars; marke, SLOW; prime
nsfiye steers $3.50 gSss; fair to good.
handy steer. s7.Ts0s fair to good
grassers. ss.751T: prime fat heifers.
sTgT.2s; common to good. Ss.Ts a 80:
best fat cows. s5.5ods so; best butch
er cows $500 5.7s; medium to good.
HT515.25: cutters SAC $50; can
ners $750H s.S5; best oulls, @6.151
10. good butcher bulls. ss.25 $3.50:
sausage bulls $3.50 q s.25. feeding
steers. ssQT35. stockers. s55og7.
r1tikers and sprinxers $50 q 100,
Hogs: Is cars, market. slow
heavy ss.s9dsT5: workers., $500
$50. pigs. s7.5 q T.so.
sheep. 10 cars. market. slow. top
lambs. ss5ons: ysarltngs. sT3I50:
wethers. 3s.2sGssc: ewes 3515.T5.
Calves. s5ul250
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08
CHICAGO BUTTER MARKET.

CHICAGO. Oct 1.--Butter. Extras
17c: nrsts. zsc. dairy extras. 23L, a
2sc; nrsts. 21i4 n &c. Eggs: Prime
ordinary. z3G23hc: frsts. 24n241c
Cheese: Twins. 13s. nltc: young
Americas. fsc. Live poultry: Fowls
iiGl3he. ducks. i2615c: geese. 10 n
lac; springs. i3hc; turks. Ilc- Pota-
toes: Michigan. ssAs3c: WILSON'S sin.
80 q SIC: Minnesota and Ohio. s0T55c
New potatoes: Receipts as cars
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08

OF the poorer members OF the col
ony who are under call TO the col
ors. A party OF more than 100 De-
troit Greeks viii leave. Sunday. for
New York. where. with others, they
will embark on the ship Basileus
Konstantines for Greece. To Join the
army Of King Constantine
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08
WV yOuK nIrrrR

NV YORK. Oct. s.--Butter: FIRM;
etate dairy tubs, II H9Sire. imita-
ton creamery. ffrsts, % d2fc: special.
- - "a gee Eggs Steady. receipts.
1855: nearby white fancy. $7s s0c:
nearby mixed fancy. 2T9 csc; fresh
firsts zS01Sc-
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08

.Rf& pac .fx. Chino Copper As. Colo
Fuei s7I. Cuban Am sugar ia; Con,
soiidatsd Gas Iss. Corn Prod Ref
III crucibie Steel CO sin. Dome
Mines 2is, pistiilers secart,ssi.s I'VE
40 pfd S2A, Gen Elec LIS. Gen motors
Sssk. DO pfd lis. u r Goodrich -.
o. Norm pfd i2i. CT North ore AZ n.
Gus~enheim Exp s7b. lnsp copper
SsE. Int-Met 2ls. do pfd TN, I'M
Harv fos. Kan City south y.
Larkaw steel Co 81 =. Lehigh VALLEY
il7. Louis a Nash Ia Mex LEI
70 Miami cooffee IS. 81 81 ste
~ fish. Mo Pac Al "a. N X 4 ~.
Mont Fower 5sh, Natl Env q stsmp
Co 80, Naii Lead ssA Nsy N.rss Gems Sm
z :, N9rf 4 W gesk, Ii iss NY Cent
IS. a W :ss. Psnnsyi ii+t;
IA fiox' MAXWELL 81. do 1st pfd %
sSo I'd bid 4sh. Pressed Steel Car II =.
pnlimsn fssI. Ray Consol 2s%. Ry
Steel Spring Is. Rep 4 steel s2r.
do pfd lo2S. Heading l5tS. Rumey
co tE, Sears Roebuck ia. sloss-
sseff bsit. south Pac sth, South Ry
~ do pfd IS, studebaker Corp ltsA.
Tenn Copper GA. Texas Co IS y,
psc iasn. e 5 Rubber Ban, do pfr
iesE Z s steel SO, do pfd ia, Z
rastI r cav, u 3 Ind Alcohol lo1.
I-,ah Copper Tea. vir-Car Chem Al y.
Az pfS i6ss, Westinghouse is4S,
West .laryiand 81 II. West Union 20.
= w woolworth iesk. Willys-over-
and 33s
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

CLEVELAND. Oct Hogs. Re-
ceipts, 1900 SC lower. workers. and
mixed. $3.50: pigs. sTa $50; heavi-s.
S7.75dg; roushs. $40: stays. sszs.
Cattle: Receipts. cars: steady.
sheep and lambs: Receipts. cars;
steady; lambs. top. -. Calves: Re-
ceipts. $50: steady: top. s135o.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08

IL per cent; time money. zk Ga per
cent for six months; mercantile
paper. 30sh per cent: bar silver
London. 13Hd. bar s.lver--New
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08
UNION STOCK YARDS.

UNION Stock YARDS. CHICAGO.
Oct s-Hogs: Receipts, 1900, mar
ket. slow Sc higher. mixed and butch
ers, s7seass5; good heavy. $500
$50: rough heavy. S7.f5G7.s5: light.
sTT5TSs5: pigs. S. IS q $40. Cattle:
Receipts. 2.50o: market. steady
beeyes. ssa5 G1o50. cows and heif-
ers. s320ns65: Texans. $3.50 % 7.is !.
calves, ssTl2. Sheep: Receipts, TO-
900. market steady: native. sS.s0m
sI5: western. s575Ts.s5: lambs. sTQ
SIS: western. sT35aae5.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08
HITTER AND EGGS

BotfeR --.Creamery. extras. zTc:
firsts. 2sc: dairy. .1c; packing stock.
i6c per Id.
Egxs Fresh receipts. candIrd.
cafes included. 2sc: current receipts,
FAC per doz- Receipts Thursday l.l72
1864 cases.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08
TOLEDO GRAIN MARKET.

TOLEDO. o.. Oct. Wheat: Cash.
Corn: Cash. s4I1c; December. SAKE.
May. s9Ic. Oats. Cash. 3T1c. De-
cember. soc:. May. 42hc Rye: Cash.
3sc. Cfoserseed: October. g3.l5. De-
cember and March. gi2-Ssi4. AIsike.
october. sro.3S Timothy: Prime.
Sass: October. s343ss February.
s350 Butter: Brick creamery. ssc:
tub creamery. ssc. Eggs. Fresh
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08

AUCTION SALE or BUILDING.
The following described buildings
were taken In the opening OF Giibert
avenue and will be sold TO the high
est bidder on Saturday. Oct Q. 1915.
Mt 2 p M
Small Frame House, 33 WiIletts
avenue. and shed In rear.
Sale will be held on the grounds
where buildings are located
MAX G. KOCH.
B-1s1 City Treasurer.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08

DETROIT, Oct Cattle: Dull and
slow. outlook easy. Prices ranged
IN follows: Choice steers. averaging
from ! DOE To LOO pounds. at $50
SIS. choice handy killers. ss-7s6T.T5:
light to good butchers steers and
hsffers. A.1egs-so: common killers
Ft3sF1Ts. common TO prime shIppfn =
bulls. s3T5.se. light butchers and
heavy sausage bulls. s3G5. stockers
and feeders. ssMs per cwt
Mich COVE: Active at SIS rs: veal
calves. strong. at fsH12 per cwt-
Sheep and lambs: Active and high
er. quality, fair. choice lambs. Se.1s
Gsss: light to fair, - so . sofa com
'e2a ESQ per cwt
Hogs: Active and higher: quality
poor. prime mediums and fat York
ers. $500 s.4s; light workers. and
pigs. sTGT.5o per cwt
Receipts: Cattle. 7.0ss: calves. 6s7:
sheep, s.s3s. hogs. s.sss.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08
Grain and Provisions

Le1lAL MAAhETS
DEF ROT, Oct. S.-opening: Wheat
was a cent lower at the opening in
Detroit Liverpool and Chicago were
weak and lower: OPENING prices
NIl y; December. 81 rs; May. slIsL
No. ] white. Sf.esI
The corn market il steady and
quiet at s5Hc for cash No. and
eenc for No yellow.
Oats are In good demand and frm
at SIC for standard; 3sc for cash No.
white. and Is q 3sc for cash No. 4
white
Rye 10 firm at CSC for cash No. :.
Beans are in good demand and firm
At Sa.2S for immediate and prompt
shipment and 50 for October.
Ctoverseed IL steady and quiet at
n1.1a Tor prime spot. fi2.15 for oc-
tober. and $i0.z5 for prime aTsike
Timothyseed is quiet at s. 30 for
prime spot.
Grain receipts at Chicago. Friday,
were ~ cars of wheat: 27s OF corn.
and 200 Of oats.
May wheat in Chicago opened FRI
day at Sl.esA nl.e514 corn at 5sL. a.
ssNc. and oats at as% Gss+e
Wheat In Liverpool opened a Sd
lower and corn unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08
CHICAGO GRIN.

CHICAGO. Oct s-Openinx -
Wheat; December. down iisc: MAY,
down &c Corn. December. down
Ac. May. down i. Oats. Deem
Der, down ssc, May, down nc Pro-
Visions. Higher
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08
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