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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-31
COVERS DISTANCE
OF 64,016 MILES
Sheriff &. II. Richmond and Deputl+.
Take Long Trip to Serve Papers
for Office.
SIS JURORS ARE SuNNOygb
Fees Earned for Past Year Tet.,
s9.9N.49- Moline City Court
Makes More Work.

The largest amount Of business in
the history of the sherif's Office in
Rock Island county is the record a,
this year under the administration Il
Sheriff George H Richmond.
In the course of the year Sheriff
Richmond and the deputies Of his Of.
fee have Travelled 64,0l6 miles ana
have served papers on 4,97s persons
During the year he has conveyed to
state penal and charitable institutions
12l persons.
The fees earned by the sherifs Of
fee for the period Dec s, 1914. to
Dec l, 1915. total s9,95049.
The total number Of Jurors secured
was 95S, and the total defendants ar
rested and brought into court Of rec
ord of Rock Island county were 800
persons.
| Circuit Court,
| The following service was rendered
| TO the circuit court:
| Served summons on 1880 persons.
Served subpoenas on 1876 persons
Summoned as jurors, sos persons.
Arrested and brought into court,
ITO persons.
| Received and served, 70 executions,
Returned to clerk. 40 executions.
Taken under sentence to Joliet, "a
prisoners.
Taken under sentence 10 Pontiac, 8
prisoners.
Miles Travelled in performance Of
above, 1886 miles
County Court
i In county court:
| Served summons on 4O2 persons.
Served subpoenas on 556 persons.
Served as jurors, 236 persons.
Arrested and brought into court,
203 persons.
Received and served, SO executions.
Returned to clerk Of court. II ex-
ecutions.
Insane patients taken to hospital at
Watertown, rs patients.
Insane patients to Jacksonville
hospital, 1 patient
Taken to State School for Girls at
Geneva, S girls.
Taken to State School for Boys at
st, Charles, boys
Taken to Glenwood School, Chicago,
boys.
Miles travelled in performance Of
the above, 1896 miles.
Probate Court Service.
The following service was rendered
to the probate court:
Summons served on 66 persons.
Subpoenas served on SO persons.
Jurors served, SO persons.
Miles travelled in rendering above
| service, 500 miles.
| Moline City Court.
The following service was rendered
to the Moline city court:
| Served with process, 1876 persons.
! Summoned as jurors, l15 persons.
Received and served, executions.
| Returned to clerk OF court, ex-
Iecutions.
| Miles travelled in rendering the
above service, 1873 miles.
| Prisoners received and released
from county Jail, from Dec. 8, 1914, to
Dec. l. 1915; Received, 1861 prisoners:
released, 998 prisoners; prisoners in
jail. Dec. 1s.1915, ga
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-31
.ROTARIANS MARK
ALEDO AUTO ROAD

The year 1915 was one of great ac-
tivity for the Rotary club, and through
It's various channels OF activity this
live. progressive Rock Island organ
ization accomplished much that comes
within the scope Of the Rotarian
creed. the dominant thought of which
Is service for and sympathy with hu-
manity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-31

a new term of opprobrium comes
'T.oehinyariag" out of the west. 1t be-
ing zone cos man." and meaning the
snail cattle raiser owning bur few
head Government men who are fight
ing the fever tick pest in Texas and
Oklahoma are aroused because this
class is vigorously opposing the
stringent preventive measures they
have introduced. But zone horse" fills
the field so satisfactorily that the new
phrase can scarcely win great popu-
larity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-31
pRObATEREvENUE
SLIGHTLY LOWER
Receipts Are si,577.55 In 1914 and g..
iS4.55 During the Past IL
Months,

Revenues in the Office Of the probate
clerk for this year showed . slight de-
crease as against 1914, being total
OF $4,4S455. Last year the receipts
were $4,57755, and they were S4,S7475
in 1913. During 1915 the balance
turned over to Rock Island county was
s1,00S.55, and in 1914 it was 81 800
There was an increase Of 43 in the
number OF new estates this year. the
total number for 1915 being 25S.
During the year Probate Judge B. $.
Bell has made 1,600 entries on bis
docket, which is an even 100 increase
over last year.
Following is comparative state
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
ALDERMEN
PROTEST
Don't Want Wholesale
Liquor Dealer i'm
Their Ward

Samuel Wolfe, who secured a IL
oeDse for a wholesale liquor store
on an order from the circuit court.
was before the council committee on
liquor regulation again, Monday al
teinoon. asking for permission TO
transfer his license to a new loca.
tion in the Sixteenth ward. Both
Aid. Kronk and Dill objected. SO
the application was held up by the
committee. Wolfe's attorney threat
ems to 90 TO the courts to secure the
desired transfer
The application OF August G. Herr
to transfer his license from No. 80
Mic higsn-ave. 10 No. 20 John R-st
where he owns a building. was op-
posed by Aid. Lodge and Owen, OF
the First ward Aid. Jacob Guthard.
who advocated the transfer. threat
ened 10 disrupt the "gentlemen's
agreement" under which the alder
men are supposed to regulate the
number Of saloons in their respec-
tive wards. Aid. Lodge served no
tice on the liquor committee that
be would oppose the granting OF a
new license to every cafe that ca.
ters to women. The Herr applica-
tipn Is beng held up temporarily.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07

ATHENS, Dec. Fierce fighting
ia northeastern Montenegro, and
sudden assault by the Bulgarians
against the right wing OF the French
army. marked the renewal OF i'm
portant ections in the Balkans to-
day
The city OF IpeK, largest in east.
erp Montenegro. Is about to fall 10
the Austrians, according TO advices
received here. After holding thr
enemy In check for As hours by va
liant resistance, the Serbs and Mon.
tenegr!ns are reported in retreat, as
sailed on their right flank by bands
OF Albanians.
Whether the Bulgarian onslaughts
against the French mark the begin
ming of an effort TO throw the Allies
back 10 Salonika II is too early to
determine. Lack of definite infor-
nation regarding the position of
Field Marshal Mackensen's main
army adds TO the anxiety felt in
some quarters over the position OF
the Anglo-French forces. Macken-
sen. II Is believed. may be prepar-
ing 10 hammer the expeditionary
forces back across the Greek border
in one mighty smash.
The Bulgarian attack was preced.
ed By violent bonn bardment OF the
French positions near valandovi.
The infantry onslaughts were
launched Sunday night. The result
OF the fighting Is In doubt.
No official explanation has been
received here today Of Rumania's $
reasons for communicating foreign
shipping.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
SALE GIVES ART
LOVERS RARE
OPPORTUNITY

Lovers sof art In Detroit will be
Afforded rare opportunity in the
auction sale OF the Thomas Myers
private collection OF antique and
modern paintings. water colors and
engravings. Mr.. Myers has spent a
lifetime and fortune In collecting
these famous paintings which In.
clude some OF the masterpieces OF
such artists as Sir T.. j. POINTER,
John Frederick Herring. VI. T.
Ward. X. a.. and Barker. OF Bath.
Among the antiques are IL paint
ings of the Caesars that date back
for about 400 years. These paint.
ings are referred to In a History
OF the Roman Emperors. printed In
1904. the original Of which accom-
panies the painting when sold.
Mr.. Myers Is In personal atten-
dance at the sale, which is being
held Wednesday and Thursday OF
this week. ~ the corner OF Broad
way and Witherell Hundreds of
people viewed these paintings dur
ing the exhibition. which was held
for a week previous to the sale.
About two years ago Mr.. Myers
sold ~ Hogarths for $4,000. These
paintings were recently valued by
the United States district court in
California. at s400. 900 in connection
with certain litigation In that
court.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
G.O.P.SENAT REFUSE
TOC0MMENT ON MESSAGE

WASHINGTON Dec while Democratic members of the SEN
publican leaders maintained silence This applied as
Clarke president temporeAn able
which will
approval"
which viii sentiment
andp OF
rightfuly expressed
Senator
president"
the
Republican presidential possibilities
Republicans
Toilette Progressives
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
WHEAT ON
D0WNGRADE
Over Bought Market
and Profit Taking
Lower Prices
WHEAT on

WHEAT ON
CHICAGO, Dec. Wheat was
cor siderably lower today. An over
bought condition or the market and
profit taking By the bulls were the
chief causes. Opening prices were
down IA and rs to 1l9 and 'll9.
Later in the day there were reces-
sions from the opening Of l-2 each
Tor December and May.
Corn was down 5-S and IA TO 6s
aud 7l l-2 at the opening. Later
there was strong buying movement
which caused advances OF 5-S and
IS above the opening.
oats prices were fairly steady.
Prices were unchanged and up IA
at the start. Later. while December
advanced fraction May dropped
back IA.
Provisions were sharply higher on
strong buying.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
JoBBING PRICES.

Canned Gsoa.--Aps.ss, $3.50 $50
gat; baked beans, x-io.. sou soc:
Lima las beans .igL2s Corn: fancy
leets. sI.250i.4o. Peas Fancy early
June. Size: standards. 81. salmon.
tail. $3.50: nat. pings. soc Tomatoes.
$l.lF; Marrowfat peas. 81; early
June, sLSo: sifted early June. $40
Feed--Jobbing prices In n-bbi.
sacks: Bran. y2s;. standard middlings.
$2S: fine middiings. $50; cracked
Fiesr--Jobbiny prices Best Mtchi-
gan patent. $3.50; secous: sstent,
1870; straight. $40; pure rye. IS so:
spring patent. $500 per bbL In paper
Hardware--Nails. ;zo5 keg base;
annealed wire. S2.o5 per bundle: gal
yaEi.ed baroed wire, point. sass
gauge. gauge sc, isssssSss; ss-saass sassss q.
s.: double bfs. ss.sS per doz.; black
sheet metal; ~ and si-gauge. s2.s:s;
gauge. $40 per cwt Carriage bolts.
small, 15c, 10 and 5 on: large, zoe
and 10 on; machine bolts. small. soc
ana aseNo on arfs; cured se and Rdss Of f,d list no
4 green hides, Tic: No. cured bulls.
lac, No. ] green bulls. lie: No. l
cured veal kip. 20c; No. ] green veal
NIP, ists %NO. Il CuItu n. I0G. No.
! green murrain. 20ci No. cured calf.
20c, No. i green calg, 1gc; No. 1 hor Sc
hides, o., No. = horse hides. So. No.
tallow, &c; No, 2 taIlow, SIC. No.
2 hides. &C on. No kip and calf.
nc oil sheepakin tas to amount OF
WOOL, 50c9 $3.50
Detroit pil - Raw linseed oil, CSC:
boiled iinseed. sec gal. in barrel lots.
rels: Diamond headlight I0Sc; per-
fectton, lO;3e; pnlacine. 1911 red
crown gasoilhs. lbc per gal
ProvIsions-Mess pork. as, fam
lily. sl9.50Q21; clear backs. stsI2i.
smoked ms. l5l4 NI7lsc. picnic
hams, IL y u,13ci bacon. I'D fSc! lard.
In terces; l04c, kettle rendered.
suxar--COrrected daily by T. u
Edgar & Sol crystal domlnoes. q
ID, $3.50; Do. 5-lb., $3.50. Eagle lab
lets. $3.50; cut loaf, $40; cubes.
$6.15; X%AN powdered, ss75. stan,
dard powdered. 500. aranuiated.
extra coarse, So 90; grsnufated, Hue'
in bulk. s6.30i granulat, I. 9-lb. cot
tons. 1875. cryStdl domino gran, 3
10. and o-lb. cartons. a cases, 81 so.
crystal domino. gran llF cases s. 10;
diamond y, 81 30. confectiJnerS A.
s6.25; No. : sec No. .. SGi5 No a.
$50; No T. taos; No ), Sc. No. o.
$5.95. No. 10. $3.50: 70 II. S5S5. No
~. ts.hV, No -, sS.I5. No. 4 s5-.
No. Is. 81 10, non-c1kilg mixture,
sI-25; beet gr1nuldted, So per 100 lbs
household pcwd. Is - 10 case.
sl.so, Do. as 10 case. $40 per case.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
Produce Market

Commission men report good ac'
tive general trade with An increasing
inquiry for the specisl holiday lines
on account OF the scarcity the de-
ma nd for turkeys for the chr stmas
trade IS setting IN early. tnh dls
tributors are-faking 'he ."Hi.tFy tot
supplies. several ear loads of m Neo
turkeys, ducks and gees hh.e w. "a, a.
few days. Al ~ which nave cleaned
up in short oricr. young turkeNs All
vancing sei In price Inc htN
crop of navel oranscs rs lnst hS ~ ~
oranges, nuts. ami the special no.l-
day lines ce goods IS increasing.
Appie--sp,es. saQ3is; Baldwins,
s325I3.60 Steeis Red, 81 49t ubl
western box apples, 81 I5g - BOZ
uanE.a, 'iooc shior're ''o-A'
Beans-Driel Iamns. - I.c ID.
Cranberr,er Cape CoCs 20 3b oes
hbL, ts.59 rer be-. late reds se.'s
pc vcauiilower-s2a225 per bu
1.bbape-$i.5 .50ftl.7J per bbl.
Cheese-Michigan fiats, 1sis q iieest c,
New srks "a &c, ,,.i.Sse, S,i,ssi soe .is .HS
i5e: lib, lGL RlIc; brick cream.
aalsies. i6c per ID.
CSestnuts- iS 3i4c lb.
Christmas Greens Holly, ~ =. %
per case; pine wreathing, Zoe = per
California Fruits--Grapes voksys
sl50Gl.6O, Red imperor, 81 % z %
per crate; pomegranates, - Il SO per
Dressed CaIves-Fancy. l3e. com
mon. liza l2c per 10.
Dressed Hogs Light sgsl.e'
heavy. TO- ne lb. s.an,
Fresh SeEetsbies-Beets. b5 q Ioc
bu.: green peppers. S295 per 6-basket
crate, acc per basket, radishes, -
n csc per doz., Lettuce. sasc per
h.; parsley. ~ = zoe doz. cucumbers
house tomatoes, t5a 2oc h., carrots
so a CSC bu.; head lettuce, f5.Sog ). :
asparagus, s3J3.50 per doEi max
beans. s3:5og s.'S; green beans. $50
3.50 per bu.
a.rspes-Catawoa ponies. l4Glsc.
Grape Fruit--S4 QL25 per cate
amber. ,I@lse Ia; sxu As'sd. fese
aay-Detron shipper s.e pay.ns
th& tollowing prices Zoe baled hay "a
eAI lotA, 9. b. Deuon: New bay. No.
simSS.hy. shaShs ahas sihsals: Hss' go % .a:4sa. IA .
is. No. Q mixes. i0Wl:: No. l clover.
SIoaI2; rye straw, $I.50as: wheat
and oat straw, ss.so07 per ton
Lcmono-to 80 ~ f.trs pei bONs
Lime s--e .loWI.s5 box
Mushrooms-40Q q 45c ID.
Nuts-Csiifo-niA walnuta IN q
fvc; almonds, In 0lsc; Braziis. IL
e l5c. rleerts. l2Uilnct pee ans. y
lIc lb.. hickory nuts. shellbaTks. $40
12s per bu.
Orsaxes--valencias, s5.5ods; new
navels, $4U 4.2S per box. new F;..i-
das, $2.l5g3 per box.
Spanish ouionA Sl.4s0 l.50 per crate.
Pears-kisfers. IS q Toe.
PineaDDies-340 90 per crate.
Petatees---A.Ihesot early ohiol,
s3W csc: Rurais, SGVsSc pc bu.;
Mlchfgans. e0W Ssc Der bu
Poultry - Springs. 13h q lac; leg
horns and lignt Aweik D. 4JmIj s-c
no. ] hens, IL q isc; medium hens,
III n " l2c; No. z yQ10c; roosters. 80
lvc, geese. I3lz q lic; ducks. IL - -
lsc; spring turkeys. zic. old turkeys
lsQ17c lb.
Dressed PsuItry--Springs. l3h q
lac; fowls. iz4l2hc geese. ID y y
lac: ducks. 100 Ice; turkeys. zsV
2fc; Old. 20 ~ 2tc ID.
Rabbtts-s2.50u rs per dog.
Sweet Potatves -JerseyA soc0&l
I or crate,
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
WELL-KNOWN OLD
FIREMEN TURN
IN RESERVATIONS

Four OF the best known OF the
Older officers in the FIRE department
have had their fll OF hre-nghtina
and have sent their designations to
The board.
Tho men are Geo. j. Kelly. chief
OF the fast battalion. Edward X.
Dardis, chief OF the third battalion.
Danl. w. Carroll. superintendent or
water. and John McDuff. fire mar.
shal.
The board will meet Wednesday
10 hll vacancies.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
NEu yoaK paonrcE

NEW YORK. Dec Flour:
Strong; held higher Pork Firm,
mess. stSM 1880 Lard. steady mid.
die west spot. $3.50 9.65. Sugar
Raw, firm: centrifugal. a6 test $500,
muscovade. 80 test S4g3, refined
frmer: cut loaf. sos. crushed. s695
powdered. SO 20. granulated. 1915 n
$40. Coffee: Rio No on spot. = g.
Tallow: steady special SiRc. city
7hc; country. SdslRc. Hay quiet,
prime. s125; No. 3, 97Iscmsfo7if
clover. 9oo@s120. dressed poultry
15G 30c; fowls. 1874 a lie: ducks. 12a
1sc. Live poultry: Unsettled. geese
iSai4c; ducks. 149I5c: fowls. I2H
a14hc: turkeys, 14d1Tc; roosters.
ehifren' Frm stare sses5f k es eommSn &c
specials. l34iIkc: skins. common To
specials. s01fhc.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
Livestock
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.

East BUFFALO, =. I. Dec. r.
Cattle: Receipts. $50; market. trade
,slrly active steady prime .t stesrs, eH :,
is..5: cows. ssas.5O. Calves: RE-
ceipts. 200: market. active steady
Gull TO choice. s4.50q11. sheep and
lambs: Receipts. 200: market. ac-
,s25ds.5O; Gull to fair. ss50Ts:
yearilng-. s7G775 sheep. s3Gs25
Hogs: Receipts. 1900: market. ac-
tive. pigs. Csc higher: Others. ioc
575 mixed. SIS f5as5O: heavy. IS 50
y $50: roughs. $3.50 $50; stays, $3.50
as
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
STEEL MERGER
is REPORTED

FORK. Dec. 7.-Rumors in
~ With IN ecto from Pitts
~ told Of . proposed
tnrss large Independent
C1D1oo into . single con
~ at els0.0oO.0 900.
DnWanna Steel Co.. the
1o0 CO. and the Youngs-
- 9 Tubs %. are the
popo n ooanection with
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07

The foiiowr-s nrms are privileged
10 eNscute orders on the exchange:
Carlyle a Povah, ", a. uamlln a.
Co. w. w. Noble 4 co. w. u. Moss
a Co. Bennett, Cmlth A. co, slncla.r
y Couls. Joel stookrrd a Co. Lewis
aorton, w. ~ Reilly A. Co., Geo.
NJ. West n Co, y. r. Maccrone A. Co,
Emmet l. sprsgue, Matthew Finn.
4. W. Wallace A Co. VIM, IA, Rose
q Co, VIM. A, Neer 4 Co, w, r.. Nc
Laughiin. +. X. Pelton. Merrill. Lynch
y Co
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Dec. 7.-Close-Liver-
pool responded to the American
strength OF Monday with a good ad-
on the American side. Longs in Chi
cago and elsewhere had profits and
were actively selling. This caused a
decline and weak market.
Some good buying on the decline
checked the tendency to lower prices
early In the session. but offerings
were large and a second decline was
| In progress a little later. Chicago
paper had an article telling of large
by Germany, to be held at Atlantic
ports for shipment at the end of the
war. This did not have much effect
on prices as II was not generally
that John Ingiis was said 10 be pre-
pairing makes the loss TO winter
wheat through poor quality 100000
600 bu.. or less than half the figures
total crop OF spring and winter wheat
There was plenty Of reason for
strength abroad. StoS'-s are decreas-
ing and are no walarm,ngly small.
ed Liz. 900 bu. last week and is now
only 75.l2s.00o bu. British millers
area ctive buyers OF wheat and for
efCn grain goes Immediately into con
sumption. The worlds visible supply
L.
against an increase last week of s.
3s3. 600 bu.
Receipts at Duluth and Minneapolis
show a decrease compared with a
week ago. but reports from Interior
POINTS tell of large selling by farm
ers. Bulls expect help from the small
PLANNING or winter wheat and the
sirall acreage plowed In the north
west In preparation for next seasons
sprihs wheat crop.
Wheat had some sharp fluctuations
but weakened at the close and finish
ed at decline for the day OF &c.
Corn advanced &c. oats lc. rye n C
and timothy seed SC. Beans declined
Wheat quotations--Cash No. z red
N.2o: December opened with a droI
OF 1c at sl:2z. advanced TO Sl.25 and
May opened at s1.27. advanced ,tc
si.ss and closed at SI.s5; No. white
Coarse grain quotations-corn
Cash No; >: SIC; No. yellow, 7ohc
oats-standard .7c: No. white
t5c bid; No. white. t3ll G4ic
sample, t0di2e.
| Rye--Cssh No. 2. 9Tc.
Beans-Immediate and prompt
January. ss.35.
Cloverseed-Pr spot and Decen.
s;hs snr; s,sts; IA q M"reh'h 1890; prime al
Timothy-Prime spot. $3.50
Receipts I'm the Detroit market
Tuesday included LOCO bbIs. OF flour
10 cars of wheat. of corn. II OF
oats. and l OF rye. Shipments were
1000 bbls. OF flour. $4,000 bu. OF
| wheat. 10000 bu. OF corn, 10000 bu
OF oats. Stocks are 295. 900 bu OF
| wheat. $4,000 bu. OF corn 2s9. 900 bu
OF oats. 1900 bu. OF barley and $1,000
bu. OF rye.
Receipts OF wheat Tue.day-Du.
luth. 359 cars. against AL a year
ago; Minneapolis SIG cars against
! t3l; Winnipeg. l,l7l cars. against
, 46l: Chicago. 136 cars. against 35s
southwest 55s.0OO bu.. against $4,000
II bu.
Primary wheat receipts were 3
| $4,000 bu.. against I.s21 900 bu. q
year ago.
Buffalo has about 5000. 900 bu. OF
wheat In mill elevators that Ia not
counted Ia the visible supply
Exports OF wheat and -four Tue.
| day, 100000 bu.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
INION NTOCK YARDS ILL

CHICAGO. III. Dec Hogs: Re-
ceipts, 5000, market. dull. Sc lower:
mixed md butchers t5S5dGTO
good heavy. ssqs50 rough heavy,
81 l5Ts.30. light 81 5Oas45 pigs
81 n 5.35. Cattle Receipts. 5000. mar
and heifers. g. G00st0. Texans. ss05
dss5. calves s. f501f0.25 sheep
Receipts, $1,000 market, steady to
i0c higher native, 81 s0Ms.f0 west
ern. ss1e.50, lambs. is.90d a25
western. t74925
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
$15,000,000
WAR ORDER
New York Ships Sup
plies to Above Value
in One Week
BY UNITED PRESS.

NEW YORK, Dec. War sup
plies worth s15,000,0o0 were shipped
TO the Allies from New York in the
five business days of last week. ac-
cording TO figures OF the New York
custom house compiled today. The
amount included s1O.0O0,OOO worth
Of explosives, s2,000,001 in empty
shells. and 100000 for other mate
rials.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
FORD Will SEND PEACE
MESSAGE TO CONGRESS
BY CHARLES p. STEWART.
Stnn Correspondent Unired Press }

ABOARD PEACE SHIP OSCAR Ii, Via Wireless to Sias-
conset Mass, Dec skipper Henry Ford will hur the first
peace from the Oscar lis wireless gun within few
hours He has prepared addressed to Champ Clark
be read congress 1t will be sent communca-
ton be established avoiding Canada.
the above wireless that Ford will
send message Washington the Oscar is in
position where the Canadian wireless station at Cape Race
pick up messages ords for this is clear
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
5seaoae FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local
Local
supt. simpson To Speak.

Rev. Edwin Simpson. Detroit
superintendent for the AntiSaloon
league, viii speak AT the annual
meeting OF the First Baptist church.
Tuesday night. His subject will be
"A real church with real pro-
gram"
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07

YORK. Dec. 7.-Fractionai
Were general at the opening
otock market today. Buying
oWin Locomotive continued.
g the stock up 7-S to lit. New
y was up "a. Sears-Roebuck
~ strong feature. opening with
~ : IL at 1872 LIZ.
market Was evidently await
" president's message. and
professional operations
u trading during the morning.
11pt issues were strong.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
CHICAGO BrTTER MARKET

CHICAGO. Dec 1.--Butter. EXtras,
ssAs:. 1rsts. 20 a asc: dairy extras. ss
Culinary. ma sse arsts. eco Soc '',ts'
S.:,ss.. Snsssss Ts,a iss yGly9s al,5~
swis. aiics ducss. III, ai7c:
1sSl5a fotatoe. Wisconsin.
fsfssSs e :sss. = " ''e' new 'o-
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MONEY MARKET.

cali Ia per cent. Time money: Z
per cent for six months. Mercantile
paper. 3 per cent. Bar silver: Lon
don. 26i5-16 pence: New York. 5sisc.
demand sterling si.7IL
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BUTTER AND kGG,

Butter---- rCamery, extras S3c:
hrsts. 3is. diaafy, @lc, packing stock,
isc per 10
Ekgs-frcst ~ -ipfs ca eos tnclud-
ed. candled. PIE. current Ie,aipts zoe
per dozen. Receipts, Tuesday. 42s
cases.
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CLEVELAND LIVE sTnCk.

CLEVFLAND. o. Dec. I.--HoIs
Receipts 1880. steady: yorkers. - 90.
mixed, $3.50: mediums. 1850; pigs
t525 roughs. $3.50: stsgs. -. cat
tie: Receipts. cars. weak and low
er sheep and lambs: Receipts. is
cars steady lambs top. 80 ~. Calves.
Receipts. $50. steady. .op. vi.
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VIEW YORK RITTER AVID EGGS.

ira. 35 n - isc; state dairy tubs. %
72c, Imitation creamery hrsts, 23
&c. Specials 36n 3sihc Eggs: Firm
or. receiptg 6st5 nearby white
fancy, isr52r nearby mixed fancy.
90 n tOc fresh hrpts. 23G ioc
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TOLEDO GFAIN

TOLEDO. O.. Dec. Wheat. cash
and December. sl.2l: May. sl.2s
oats Cash and December. g5s.c NAV.
4s7s Rye: Cash. e6i1c. Cloversecd
Cash. December and February. si2s6.
March. Sl2i 40 Alsike: December
rUary, 1856. March. t3.s0 Butter.
Brick creamery. 34L n Soc. tub
creamery. SAC. Eggs Fresh candlcd
$40 &C. selects. f0c. storage. asa 2ac.
mixed. sic: No. mixed. ,fi. clover.
SIS
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TOLEDO. O.. Dec. 5.--Hoss: Re
sst0as55: mediums ss.4OQs50.
workers.. $3.50 $40: good pigs. 81 ~
$50. Calves: Market. steady. sheep
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO, III, Dec. i.-OpenIng-
wnes': p'ce%Ssr. .nrn down Gswnh:r &C. Ma, Ma,
.c; May, down NC. Oats: Decemb Der.
unchanged: May. UP Nc. Provisions.
higher.
\, NoonmWhsat 1o December. Gn eroS down nc;
&c. May. up nc. Oats: December.
up Lc; MAY, down Nc.
CLOSE-Wh eDcember down
up &c: May down nc. Oats: De-
cember down hc. May down hc.
Provisions: Higher.