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The Detroit times., 1915-04-03
Deaths

Robert Jameson. Harper hospital,
years. leukaeuia GraEEle Cillu1o.
45I East Lafayette. years. diph-
therias Eleanora TapArt. SIS Mt. FL
Holt 10 years. tubercG losis: Anna d.
Hoffman. tS5 Field "a years. eere-
Campbell. s. years neg aritts Benson
s summers. set BALDWIN. 50 years.
diahetie gangrene. Frank schultz, st
Mays hospital. 50 years lobar pneu-
moniai Mary J, Haywood. ~ La
hrosse. = years. nephritis; Albert W.
Bliss 90 Washington Blvd. 81 years.
bronchitis Edward Allen. Florence
Crittendeu Home. months unaifor-
nation Henry LelEant 1851 Crane. 3
years. hroncho pneumonia: Ethel
II years. endocarditis: Elise suhr.
sst Hurlhut. g. years. lohar pneumo-
mis-: Frederick G Iau. AIS Catherine.
u years. iohar pneumonia. Aboie w.
Baxter. Highland Park. 81 years. To-
bar pneumonia Torrance Meshane.
Vttrakis. ies Cedar. months. bron-
chD pneumonia. Charles A Ryan. IS
years. fatty degeneration OF heart:
Mathilda G. DodenhoH. az Clinton. ~
years. arterio sclerosiss Joseph Pia-
ia Arthur zisnkewicE rs Garfield. 3
months. bronchitis. Victor Jachalke.
New York. ~ r., % years. cerebral
hemorrhaEe John Koznaeki. Grace
hospital. q years mitraI regurgita-
year. hroncho pneumonia. George
Count. sal Eighteenth 70 years, sem
fifty. James Ross. $50 waterman. 81
years. nephrttis; Mary J. Quinn. liz
Webb. months. hydyocephalus;
Martin walkowiAk; SIS Garfield. y
spreng. .si Marston. 50 years, loco
uotar ataxfa-
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03
Marriage Licenses

wysll Tiehnew. 70. iaborer; Mar
garet Machechick. 81
Oscar A Grtneth, a.. grain dealer
Park hTtlL Can; Isabel Ross. ii.
Joseph vandsrmast. 50. salesman
Buffalo. Margaret Gegald. IS Detroit
Albert Lovely, 81 salesman; Marie
s,srSsn Kseso. 50. mOlasr; Anna
John Sandesu. -. auto worker.
i~orge Tabro. 30. lAborer. y. Rock
wood. Mary .Autea. 20. same
Ben ke-selmAn, ~ cePpersmith.
Everett Jones. IS. blacksmith. Isa'
John IL Ridostt 81, painters Ellen
Sinclair. IS.
Noses borg So. maehInisr Annie
Pendeltcn, 20.
Helen Aderholdt y, Pontiac,
Sydnae Dustin "a. Inspector, olga
EstRhrook. -.
James redcastie, IS. maehinist;
GeoFgfnia Duncan, "a.
Roy. Owen. IS. eonfeetioner. Lulu
William Latham. 20. salesman:
oscar Parent. 20. clerk. windsor.
Can; Martha Knaek. 20. Detroit
Albert kurtE ~. salesman. De-
''9 Alexander and A esew va i 81 i.sorer,
Elizabeth Erdie. 20
Alfred Cox. q. laborsr: Grace May
Trevor Hughes. u. tooimaksr; LII
william ponohue, 10. printer;
Hugh N, Campbell. IS, inspector:
Edith Cummings. "a
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT, April s-close: Liver
pool prices were steady on Saturday
and there was nothing OF Importance
local market was easy al a small de-
cline.
liverpool reported holiday duIIness
and the bullish conditions were bal
anced By the expectation OF increAs-
share OF the whole destined for Unit
ed Kingdom ports The Argentine
markets were nrm and weather was
unfavorable for moving wheat Ar
s ssn,i no s1ports show an Increase
% not looking for q very heavy South
American export In the near future
Recetpts a; primary points were
small all week and exports n the
exports make a total OF IL. lie. eoe bu
which suggests a large decrease IN
In the United States xisi BILE supply
next Monday. Foreigners are more
anxious 20 set their property home
has been little export buying In the
past TWO or three weeks and ths.
coupled with reports OF peace almost
every day. had bearfsh influence on
the market
Flour business has been duri for a
long time and shows no indication OF
an Increase In activity in the near
Wheat was easy at the opening.
out gained strength and closed with
Oats advanced nc and there was
no cnange In the other coarse grains
Wheat quotations: Cash No. . red.
car 1T s1.52is. closing at slby: MAs
opened with a decline OF &c az si.ss
and advanced 10 sI.S3. July opened
At tl23I and advanced 70 ys4L
10, white. SIS. No mixed. car
A. stA Coarse grain qaotatIons
Ttc: No > yellow. cars at Use: No
yellow. s3c. Oats: Standard. J cars
n Sc; No . white. . cars at sshc.
no white ! car at s7hc- Rye;
and prompt shipment. s,so; NAY. 81
Cloverseeds Prime spot. ssI5; Octc-
Der. ts05. sample red. Is bags q:
sI-so. 10 NJ 81; prime alsike. sste,
iSTpls al. sl.iks: ! bass at q. Timothy
Receipts la the Detroit market sat
urday included 1000 bbls OF -four. Il
cars OF wheat. OF corn. 9 Of oats, !
81 rye and OF hay. wnhdrawais
were zeoe bhls OF -four, 5000 bu OF
wheat 1890 bu OF corn and laoeo
bu of oats Stocks are 235.09e ba OF
Of oats. seeo bu OF barley and IS
500 bu Of rye
week from America. 1910 eco i bu.
week before. ssss.oo0 bu; year ago,
f.sA3.000 bu.
Argentine wheat exports for the
week s.zss.ooo bu. previous week. s.
$4,000 BIT: year ago. 1.2736a0 bu
Receipts OF wheat Saturday Du-
luth ~ cars. against 20 a year ago:
Minneapolis. 2S1 cars. against 3fs.
winnipeg. flo cars. against III: Chi
cAgo, - cars. against 30: southwest.
ls3 hu. against $4,000 bu.
Primary wheat receipts were $50 :
900 bu. against $4,000 bu \ year ago
| Exports Of wheat and -four satur-
day. 1.Ts2. 900 bu
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03
April I. 1918
PROPOSALS FOR
STUDEBAkER STREET
SWEEPING MACHINES

Sealed proposals will be received NJ
the office OF the Department OF Pub
lie Works. Detroit Mich. until We'd
nc sday. April Z. 1915. at 10 o'clock q.
m. standard time. at which time and
place they will be opened. for three
Studebaker etEht-foot, two-hors -
street sweeping machines
Specifications on nle IN this office.
Bidders are required TO fiie eer-
tined check In the sum OF $500 with
fore the proposals are opened. con-
ditioned that should they be the low
est bidders they will. within ave days
after being awarded the contract by
tho department. enter into contract
with surety company bond In the fun
estimated amount OF contract
Checks and proposals to - placed
In separate envelopes.
The right 10 reject any or all pro-
posals IL expressly reserved. all pre-
posnis TO be made In duplicate.
1914 GEO IT. FENKE1-I.
A-tss5 Commissioner.
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Said streets 10 be paved according
10 the specifications for eoncrete
Feb -. 1915. also the estimates OF
the City Engineers as above, and tho
charter and ordinances OF the City %
Detroit.
Bidders will state the price per
cubic yard for excavation. prize per
lineal foot % cnrblng. price per
square yard for paving or concret-
ing. and price per lineal foot for re-
tanning plank or stone. etc.
Ftds viii only be received for the
entire OF the work or material for
any street or section OF street as per
quantities stated In the estimates and
the bid will be accepted which IL the
lowest on aggregating the above de-
tails regardless 90 any error of ex-
tensions or footings made hy bidders.
Bidders must deposit with bids en-
closed In separate envelope. n certl-
fed check payable to the order OF
the Department OF Public Works OF
tha EffN ~
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WHEAT IS
TR|FLE OFF
Persistent Peace Story
Has It's Effect On
Market

CHICAGO. April AT today's
opening wheat showed declines
since Thursdays close OF Is. l-g and
lc. Trade was very duh There was
quite q little selling on the persist,
ent reports that Austria Is seeking a
separate peace, as well as untraee-
able rumors OF general peace talk.
Commission houses did all the buy.
ing. Later In the day prices fell OF
and then went back 20 opening ag.
ures.
The wheat trend and selling eaus-
ed slightly lower corn prices today.
Oats followed the trend OF the
other cereals, prices being down ST
slightly lower shortly there
after, and then fuctuAttng.
What little action there was in pro
visions was buying and prices were
slightly higher today.
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HESITATION
Of MARKET
IS BRIEF
Prices Resume Their
Advance After
Short Pause
SPECIALTIES
ARE IRREGULAR
Sharp Advance In
Open Market Dis
count Is Feature

fc~,yrsuAs. 1sIH ~ TAs View ferh
Evs.ins Fsss CeHssay)
NEW YORK. April s.--After orief
hssitation at the opening. prices re-
gumed their advance on the stock
snchangs today. and before the two
hour markst was over. . number
Of noteworthy gains had been scor-
q. The rise was again somewhat
irrsguiariy distributed. but Il was
ne<icsabIs that the standard invest
ment stocks had more part In than
luring recent days. II was the er-
rsfic -spsciaities.- IKE Bethlehem
otesl and Rock Island. however.
which once moro displayed the NO
isnt activity Of the market Orders
nun the -outside public were
asain much IN evidence.
he important incident IN the
esnsral market Of the day was the
ohasp advances In open market dis
connts Ct London; the rate risins
Is 3s40 3 per cent. A. against
III On Thursday. and fi-4 - re-
city q Monday. Today's rate Is
ths highest since last November.
The rsceivership Of the Interaa'
tioeaI Mercantile Marine was en-
TREY szpscted.
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Produce Market

The poultry market is working IN
70 stronger position "a week oi
very light receipts has enabled COM
uistioa % week sss ssO W and nd hss s' sisc
put an edge 10 the demand Dress
"a calves were called unchanged. but
the tone Was easter on heavier re-
cipts onions are also shaping Tor
and the demand IL excellent. Cab
baEcs are scarce and firm. but the
vegetahle list remains unchanged
Apple. -Rsldwins. s2soasTs; spIes.
sFsse. greeningS tsssas ruSsetS
Isl BOX apples, ,i's5ei.Ss. -" YET
Bansn..-Sood shipping stock.
Beans--nried IAmAs 1Sese per
cuSh.se-,,Ra.S per Sbl: new
Texas. SsG1se per iA1
Caaline~er--s..5o per crate
Celery Florida. ss5oG.TS crate.
ran FATS itaiSc: New york. isl .
i7he limberger, isA 0iTae. domes-
&c swiss, IsP.le; imported Swiss.
;sG Sc long horns iS6iSSe: dais-
Craas<rriss = Moves. ss.sosse;
late reds. s46s2s per hbL, 81 per eu.
Dre.sed Calves - Fancy. lt0lSe;
common. isGise per II.
se7s ease Soc per basket: -adishes.
:pInSsh. ,i.ss per SSmesr; par:
sley; 2eR.se per dog head lettuce.
Sers, n.5egi7s: shaioiSs. SEQ SOC
per doI-. Florida tomatoes SO 50
per easket crate. aspaIagus sss
Per Sox: wax beans, $500 per bu;
Grape Frsit--s9 2s02TS per crate
Herey-Faney white. new. lee Sc:
amber. itGlsc 10, extracted TGse 10.
the following pricss for saied hay
timothy. sisalsSe. standard. 1850
1880. No, 2 timothy. sias09it: No.
es: wsea, and ca, straw. ,ie1.ss
Hise.-So. i cured, l4e: No. /
green. l2c; No. ] cured bulls. ife; No,
kis. i.e. No i ' green en-. veal KIP. isc.
No. / cured murra.n. lac, No. ] green
rnurrain. ioe. Nc. ! cured calf lee,
No, / green calf ltc: No. horse
s ssSe sde Ne s c sors So Ais' sp 'i and
calf I've OF: sheepsk,n (as TO amount
wool), soc q 81
Lemo.s-calitOrnTa. nei7s per
box
Lime.-siaiis per boz.
Ms.Arseas-SsGt ec per 10.
or..x~.-Californ SareIs. sasoe
as: Florida. t.2SR $50 per box.
o.ie. sea. = Yellow. si.ss: white.
t1Ts per bu
osis. s~t.-Yeilow, si-s: white.
t1-r5 per hu.
Pt.e.ppi~.- per crate.
retsts~.-Mlchtgan. In carload lots
s ss.' per per- s ss s ss fl sa
Pcuitry-springS lTGtTLc. hens.
IsL Ole: ducks. iT11sc. geese. lao
lie. Turkeys. zoe. No, hens. it0isc.
SWEET Pstntees--ferseys kiln dried.
tilSG3e5 per crate
railew-No. I. s.c: No. z. 4so
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Livestock
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK
Dunufuw n sf~y~na.

EAST BUFFALO. n. r.. Apr. a.
Cattle. Receipts. ave carr; market.
STEADY. prime steers. $50 $50. fair 20
good s7.s047.75; plain aad coarse, ~
nT25. prime handy S.erTs. 1850 n
77S: fair 20 good. tGis ~ light
common. ss.2sds.s0; yesu,. :. 100
Is25, prime fat heifeI. 9T>S0.
good butckering heifers. iS.-St y6 u;
light do. s.. 50 as. best fat cows. 1915
ISIS good butchering cows. t5.z5 n
ST5. cutters; HzS4L!s Gamers %
Ing bulls. t5.S99s; light bulls. $3.50
Hogs: Receipts, Is ears; market,
strong: heaviss. $50. Yorkers and
pigs. $3.50
shenp and lambs: receipts. ears;
market. steady. top lambs. I'll. year
llngs, isdis. wethers. ts.7Sde: ewes.
fs6s25
Calves. fsnIi
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03
JoBBINc PRICES.

Canned Geeas-Apples. s:15 o i.so
gal; baked beans. lib, s9g sec !.
Maine. tiiS; standard. Sec. Table
beets. si.25aI+s Peas: Fancy early
zee. salmon: soeksye tall, sf-30: lat.
sfSs 81 A. 4oma nse ,s Ms Aaswa
fat peas. 81. early june. sL7o: sifted
early june. sl.4e per dox-
Feea-Jobbing prices IN i0o-le.
So: corn and cat chop. 30 ton.
Fiear-Jobbing prices: Best Miehi-
$50, straight, tI4o; pure rye. $50.
spr;ng patent. $40 per eel- In paper
hardware ,lso case: an:
neale'd wire. $50 bundle. painted
barbed wire. point. 81: galvanized
ses ssae Z. f ,s,S Is s = ssaf ss &
gauge t3.Ts. single Bit bronzed axes,
$3.50 per dox: black sheet steel. y
and u gauge. ,..7s: rs gauge $40
s Esq Si,. s1 @ai = ss auf fSc ana e per
cent OF list; large. 5oc. 10 and 5 OF;
machine bolts. small 80 and per
cent OF list: large. Use and OF list
solIsa r1 i,n.esd &c per sai in barre
lots. Kerosene. tankwagon or iror
barrels. Diamond headlight. SIC; per
lection. sic. palacine- sic. crown
gasoline. 10hc per gal,
Preyf.ien.-Mess pork siSso: fam.
ny, $3.50 o 20. clear backs Nsg
II smoked hama ita 0isnc brisk
cts. li9I2bc; shoulders. i2e: picnlc
hams. ~ dI0hei bacon lsts q Lee
lard in tisrces. lSkc; Katie render
sazsrs-corrected daily BY w. II
Edgar q Sons: Crystal dominoes. 2
10. 90 90: do, 5-lb., $40: eagle tab
lets. So: cut loaf, 1850; cubes. ss.sS
xxx powdered. ssss. standard pow
dered. ts.so; granulated- extra coarse
10. cottons ss.45: crystal domino
gran. alb. and s-lb. cartons. In cases
1910: crystal domino gran. hf cases
Ss.sO. diamond A. $3.50: eonfeetioners
A. IS IS. No. 9, ts39, Ne. 5. 1875: 20
q ;s5g No 10. IS. no. II. ;S.sS: No
ii. SIS. 90; NO. II. ss.s5. No. 1i. tS.ss
No. Is. sss5; non-caking mixture. ~
beet GRADUATED, $3.50 per 100 lbs.
househoid powd-. rs. - 10 case. sl.sS
do. IS 20 case. sa-so Der case.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03
Mortuary

years. beloved wife OF August
Bouiter. dear mother OF Emma
rouitar. Mrs. John pingel Mrs
Harry LudinE,on. Mrs Charles
Roeitsr and Frederiek Boeiter and
Mrs Alfred Melmn. Funeral from
residence. 80 Preston. Monday at
i,ao. and o'clock g. Peters
church. Pierce and chene-sta
BEEnE--Aprii 2. ut residence. t7s
Jlncoin-h ave. Anne Aarie, widow OF
Lsmse, p ss's Be ss.ae yses .cr Ss
a and Henry A. Beebe and Mrs
Fred w. Moe, Funeral Monday.
April 5, Mt y. m.
pEMpsEN-M Bernard. April !: ~
Cobb-pi. mother OF Miss Nor.
Dempsey. Mrs Chas. Langlpis and
Mira WIN. Evans Funeral Monday
morning.
ROrUEI.FAU--John. at Sis .. m. -.
Mary's hospital at the are or -
years. brother OF Francis y Roche.
ieau and Arthur r. Rocheloau ana
Fred Roehslsan ana ID sam Tyur.rsi
from Is Pium-st-. Monday. a. m
Mt Oiivet cemetery.
wAII.ACE-Aprii I. 1918. At resi-
dsnce, 20 Kensington-rd., CROSSE
Pointe Park. James ]. waliace. dear
neral Monday at .. m from resi-
dence.
wATsoN--Aprii 4. at Piymouth-rd1
Greenfield. Martha r.. widow OF
George w. Watson. beloved mother
OF Mrs. A. T. Rowe. Y. H. W., -.
q watson, OF Detroit and a. w.
watson. Of Chicago. Funersi from
daughter'a residence. Monday. at ~
n m. and from NJ. r. church &C
Denton at p. m
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NOTTCE--To Whom IL May Com
eern. Take notice that on Thursday.
April ~. A. n. 1915. at o'clock p. m.
at liT-ila Michigan-ave.. In the city
pawn with Sternherg's Loan once, %
the city OF Detroit. Mich. will be
sold az public auction in accordance
with chapter i2s. section g. OF the
4 a0t complied ordinance ~ the City
Of Detroit. sternberg's Loan once.
BY Julius SternberE Lester Cohn.
auctioneer. ADV.
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Births.
BOYS.

BOlH.
r. speck, fs3 Locust; W, cruick-
shank. woman's hospital: l. Riopeilc.
24s Hart. w. Rainier. Bi4 Lawndals:
W. Pousho. 5sl waterioot ]. Baum
gartner. al King: II. Mosher. 1s4
Murtie. r. Roney. 100 Twenty nfth;
j. Garbash, IL Clayton; r, Funk. ist
ruseola. :. papiernek. lSs Dane; y.
Hamilton. SIS Cavalry; q. Roife, iist
lrocpols. /. Barele, tss. Euclid: A.
Dowidit, 100 Waterman; l. schimker,
Moman's hospital: It. vaienta, ass
brady; j. Davis. sfT Hancock; J. Pot
ter. sss Bellevue; =. Hamel sss Cam
ton: r. cebuia. isi Julia; J. Borrow
ski. TiT Ferry; J, Krsxsiewiex SO
Farnsworth. a. Honmeyer. SIS Du.
bois. A. Tsrnie. al Columbia.
GIRL
r. Ryan. ssT Tiliman: r. Martin. IS
Baker: u. Ahlgren. els Mckinstry:
y, Figeiski. taT Willis: p. Kraft. sas
MeDouRnii; ". Riehl, AL Hiilger; y.
smith. tsi High m. Deadly, Grace hos
pitai. y. clekoyski s. Clayton; y.
schlnansixi. sss wesson: y. Tueik,
i;Ts Ninewood; NJ. Rosenthai f3to
boulevard: r, Cramcr, tS Bushey: NJ.
Pokrziclninski. sss wesscn; q. Cro-
ME. 1874 Trumbull: II. Crabbin, las
Poplar. 4. vanfIalleh.ke. isio Mack.
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CHICAGO BuTrER MARKET.

CHICAGO April 7-lutter. ~.
tras, z9c. frsts 80 &c; dairy extras
Csc firsts. e4d2Gisc. Eggs. Prtm.
ordinary. IN Gisc. frsts. Isa afsg
Cheese: Twins. ieI nisAc c. new. IA =
hithc: yNung Americas. 152 n fsc
rev. lthg lIac. Live poultry
l0c. springs. i7c. turks, lac pota
toes Michigan, white. 3Td 4oc. rel
- 3sc, Wisconsin. do. 7sn42c. do
ab4fOc- New potatoes. Receipts. 2.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03
uyIox srocK YARDS

UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO
April 3.--HOzs Receipts. 5000. mar.
ket. strong. mixed and butchers. -. 50
heavy, $500 $50, light, 1896 a : pigs
- 50 ass. Cattle Receipts. 100,
market. steady. besves. t5.s06sT5.
cows and heifers. t3aT.75. Texans
$3.50 $50 calves. tsds50. sheep
Receipts 500. market. steady. na
Tive, t520Hsz5. western. f1.3s 40.
lambs. SI.75df0. western. t7s5d10.i0
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03
CHICAGO GRAN M.Rxrr

inE-WhAat. May down ~ July
down u September down ic. Corn.
May down \ e. July down &c. Oats
MAY down 4 July down u. Pro-
CiosA-Wheat; May. up fSe: July.
up NC: September. ND &c. Corn;
May, up &c. July. up &c Oats.
May up &c: July. up &c. Provisions
steady.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03
Local
Classified s,'t'' | ' S,,, i,

Cash with order. II charged. 10 .
No transient advertising Inserted
for less than Ice with cash: lso II
charged, per insertion.
The above rates apply to all classi-
ncations except Births. Cards OF
Thanks. Obituaries. Meeting Notices
and all Ads preceding Male Help.
and Meeting Notices Minimum
charge. sSc for IS words or less. over
Is words one and one-third cents for
each extra word
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oao.atIous by Hayden ston. . Co,
TOLEDO CRAZY

and May. iisln July. 81 .slI COR
Cash, nc May. Ttc. JULY 74Ar
Oats: Cash. bsrc. May. soc. July. zee
Rye: Cash, flis Governed. Cash
Nl9i April. sfi8 October. sta
and April, " % Butter; Brick cream
cry, 800 % NC. tubs creamery. - n
2ehc. EGGS Fresh candlod. g6r
Hay. unchanged
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03
cLEyELAND LIVE sroCK

CLEVELAND. o.. April 3-HoRs
ers ana mixed. t7.45ai 30 pig;. 1850.
heavies 81 roughs. SC stays, %
cattle Receipts, cars. weak sheep
and lambs. Receipts. 3 cars, STEADY:
top. 4i025 Calves. Receipts 100
25c lower, top. ti0.7b
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03
BrTrER ANp Ecnx.

Butter--Creamery extra. 2sc: nrsts
&c: dairy, ale. packing stock. isc
per ID.
EEs--Fresh receipts. eases inciua-
ca. nrsts. isc per dOz Receipts. i.t2T
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING
AND RE-PAvING ALLEYS

Sealed proposals viii be received
at the office OF the Department OF
Public Works. Detroit. Mich, until
Thursday. April 8. 1915. at 10 o'clock
a. m. standard time. at which time
and place they will be opened for
furnishing all the labor and material
for paving and repaving the alleys
named below, within the limits men
the styles OF pavement stated
Contractors will please note that
the appropriation for paving street
and alley intersections IS sxhauseed
and that payment for same Will be
deferred until further APPROPRIATION
are made and become Available
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03
DEPT. or PUBLIC WORKS
,ity OF Detroit. Mich. April !. Isl
PROPOSALS FOR
FURNISHING OATS

Sealed proposals viii be received
at the gIaes Of the Department 81
Public Works. Detroit Mich, unln
Wednesday. April Z, 1915. at 10
o'clock a. M. standard time. at which
time and place they will be opened.
Cor furnishing and delivering {. o. D.
cars on siding nj tho garbage coll
lection barn. foot OF Twenty fourth
street. In the city OF Detroit
Two cars standard white oats
Cars OF oats must be accompanied
by Board OF Trade certificate OF In
spection.
Each bidder must deposit with hts
bid q certified check In the sum OF
t.o0. payable to the order OF the De-
partment OF Public Works before IN.
proposals are opened. conditioned
that should they be the lowest bidder
they will within ave days after be-
ing awarded the contract by the de-
partment. enter into a contract with
surety company bond. In the full esti-
mated amount OF contract
The right 20 reject any or all pro-
posals expressly reserved. All pro-
posals shall be made In duplicate.
t5fs GEO IT. FENKEiL.
A-i,ss Commissioned.
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/ FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS .

old paving material eobbisstone. etc.
iss2ss 81. yds. brick on concrete
1898 iIneai feet OF retaining plank.
City Essisatss.
5 Gu. yds. excavation. including old
paving material. cobbiestone. etc.
s3.ss 50. yds brick on concrete
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ALLEY 437 (Paying)

First east Of and parallel 70 Sec
onc-ave. from the north line OF Jones
20 the south line Of Beech, Is feet
dalton paving.
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ALLEY 439
Paving and Repaving)

Ass<ssment Estimstes.
SIS Gu. yds. excavation including
old paving material, cobblestone. etc.
= 1919 50. yds. brick on concrete
paving.
i5is iinesl feet Of retaining plank.
.~xI1"
City Estimsf<s.
80 Gu. yds. excavation. Including old
paving material eobbiestoqe, etc.
1911 Hneal feet OF curbstone. In
fs-P RI circles furnished by city. set
by contractor.
1T1ss 81. yds brick on concrete
paving.
sss Gu. yds concrete under and be-
hind curb.
rs iineai feet OF retaining stone.
old Medina curb may be used
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ONE-COURSE CONCRETE
ALLEY 432 (Paving)

The H" alley In block between
Basley, Jones. Second and Third. Is
feet wide. with one-courss concrete.
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ALLEY 433 (Payingl

IT, alley In block between 81
Antoine, Hastings. Erskine and Ben
ton. i3.53 and 20 feet wide, with one
course concrets paving.
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ALLEY 434 (Paving)

Antoine. Hastings. Alexandrine and
superior 1882 and 20 feet wide. with
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ALLEY 440 (Repaving)

7s4 Gu yds. excavation, Including
old paving material. cobblestone. etc.
1882 81. yds. brick on concrete
paving
iIST IinesI feet OF retaining plank.
City Estfmsf~sL
~ Gu. yds. excavation, Including
old paving material. cobblestone. etc.
1855 lIneai feet OF curbstone In
t2-r RI circles furnished by city. set
BIZ contractor
ie0.7s 50. yds. brick on concrete
Gu yds. concrete under and be-
hind curb.
90 lineai feet OF retaining stone.
old Medina curb may be used.
ALLEY AL (Repaving)
Assessnent Essimstes.
ia Gu. yds. excavation. including
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ALLEY l43 (Repaying)

ass Gu. yds. excavation. Including
old paving material. eobblestone. etc.
es% 50. yds. brick on concrete
$50 iiueai feet OF retaining plank.
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ALLEY 436 (Payinyl
With Briek.

IT" alley In block between ST
Antoine. Hastings. Watson and Err
skine. 1852 and 20 feet wide, with
one-eourse concrete paving.
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ToI.Eno LIVE STOCK.

TOLEDO. o.. April a.-Hogs. Re
ss,syi, 800! i I ns a. ',s;s
dun Calves: None; market. steady
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ALLEY AS (Paving)

II" alley in block between ~.
Antoine. hastings. Illinois and Le-
land. 1857 and 20 feet wide, with
one course cnncrete having
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DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit. April :. 1915.
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The time 20 be set In the contracts
for the completion OF the above paw
ing and repaving Jobs shall be as fol-
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Note--The brick for paving the fol-
lowing alleys viii be furnished and
delivered on or contiguous 10 the
work BY the city Of Detroit, free OF
cost to the contractor.
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Abby 43S (Paying)

East and west alley between Mich
fgan and Jones. from the west line
% Fourth 20 the east line Of Fifth.
foundation navlun