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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-29
NIOrtuary

FABER-AnrIi "a. 1915. AT her resi-
dence. I wesson-ave. Julia Faher,
beloved wife OF Christian. mother
OF Mrs Kate Macauley. Joseph ~
a%.r Jacob r T.ss TSar. Nav t ifa
residence AT $40 and Holy Re
deemer church at 10 o'clock De-
ceased WAS q member OF hrNnch
los l. c. n. A. and 50, Anne's So
cisty
HANsCoMF-At ssiY Dix-ave Mrs
Georgia Hanscome. Body At Frank
J Riake's funeral home. ~ East
Highest Notice later.
bender. wife OF WIN. J ortman,
mother Of VIM a ortman, At
Grace hospital. Monday. April 70.
Burial from SOS orleans-st.. Thurs
day April 20. at A. m.
PTHi-Aprl sy. 1918, At her dsugh-
tcr's home, t2t Military ave. Mar
mother as S ~ Mrs s'e Otto kisisow' John
Publ and Mrs. John Parker. Flu
neral Thursday at p. m.
yAN EECkHovTTE-Ap IS. John.
aged ~ years. beloved son OF Mr..
and Mrs Rene Van Eeckhoutte.
brother OF Florence and Charles.
5r .I,so e. Mr. and, and Mr. NJ. .I Ps,s!
Thursday. April -. at $50. and our
LADY OF Sorrow church AZ =. BODY
90 be aeposited In receiving vault
at Mt Elliott cemetery.
wtLDs--Aprli- 20. 1918. sarah II, AT
her daughters residence. $50 tilli-
bridge. rellct OF the late Frank =.
wiiis md mother OF Joseph. Der
nRrd. Mrs Arthur Garfield. Mrs,
Louis Burns. Mrs. George Brown
Funeral from residence. ursday
At $50 a M and ST Bernard.s
church az . fnterment IN Mt Ell
lott Monroe papers please copy
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Deaths

Charles Egier. 81. Mary's hospital,
- years. inquest pending; Joseph a.,
Buchanan. iOs 50. Antoine, ~ years,
apoplexys G ~, Doland. NJ. c. r. r.
and Junction. 20 years. crushing In
iuries Emma u. Williamson. sees W.
yesn paT%is Sol Rtop.i1s s0fA, years.
diphtheria; Beatrice n woin. isss
Rose Robertson 81 Endsn. u years.
senility, Clara II. Pomeroy Harper
hospital 80 years. pcritonitis Hattie
v Judd. Harper hospital 81 years,
carcinoma Cyrus o Chipnan, 81 W
samuel T Hook So Ailendale. a.
wears. carcinoma susa Robinson.
Harper hospital so years. peritonitis.
Milton BRUINS. $50 Jos Campau. 1
year. convulsions: George Jones. 81.
Mary's hospital SO years nephritis.
Grayion Rirchman. st, Mary's hos
pi'MSi q ~ years sss Po Ms,1 Alice &c
years. cancer. Edward slmons. Har-
per hospital, ~ years. diabetes.
Theodore ". Roberts. $50 Munett ~
wears. myocardltis; Peter Putnik,
Eecrse, Mich; year. fracture OF
nsnss n0' &aiayi.sS i.s smSsrior 81
years cancer; Mary r Kelly. 5sf
Locust. 81 years. heart disease; Helen
O. O'Crady. 40 Cavalry. 1s years.
phthists Julia n Farnam sS COLI
burn. IS years. ansemia; Helen Zel-
ichoski Children's Free hospital. q
months, l9sar lpnsumSni. Ester
cough: John NJ. Giles. 5ss Field. as
years, carcinoma; John Lascofskt SIS
Orleans. 20 years. pulmonary haem-
orrhage.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-29
Grain and Provisions.

DETROIT. April 9s--Ciose: wheat
prices had n general stump in the
early trading owing 20 the splendid
promise OF the growing crop In this
country. Liverpool reported an easy
feeling caused BY lower American Of
There are a number OF reasons for
the recent weak tone In wheat and
one IL the slow merchandising OF the
old crop. Exporters omit buying. mil
lers had not been buying for a long
time. and there was no shipping de-
mAnd This started stream Of May
liquidation that has been the feature
for several dayA This was enough
20 account for the weakness In pres
sent-orop wheat The growing crop
was weakened BY the splendid spring
weather and great prospect Some
buying by foreigners checked the de-
Ginning tendency. but the outlook
was 50 good that a wave OF seIlirts
swamped the bulls and put them out
oners In Liverpool were increased
By the American weakness and en-
quiry for wheat was curtatied- Win
tiers were lower and so wers Argen-
tine cArgoss Liverpool dealers were
disposed 70 sell new crop American
wheat freely on terms favorasss 10
buyers Many believe the big crop
will all be wanted and there was fair
absorption by miliers. Continental
~
have lowered their bids.
wheat started with a weak tone
and q drop OF ic- Later there was
some dry weather talk and the mar
ket advanced. closing &c higher than
The coarse grains were aui, and
steady. Timothyseed advanced sc and
clover Was unchanged
Receipts IN the Detroit market on
"Wednesday included 1000 bbls OF
= 4 -
4 OF oats. Withdrawals were 1000
bills OF -four. 2.00e bu OF wheat 5000
bu OF corn. 3.809 bu OF oats. stocks
are $4,000 ba OF wheat. $4,000 bu
OF corn. $500 bu Of oats. 5000 bu
OF barley and II 600 bu Of rye.
Southwest. l7s.090 bu. against $1,000
bu: Duluth. FL cars. against 10. Min
neapolis. IS cars. against Isl, Chi
cago. IFS cars, against ~.
900 bu. against yea bu a year ago
Exports OF wheat and dour We'd
nesday. l.e2S, 900 bu.
Country offerings Of corn have
come 90 a stop owing 20 the decline.
Wheat quotations. Cash No. red
n col; May opened with a decline 81
ic AZ SISSY, advanced TO $50, 90
ciined 70 81 ss1S and closed al 81 s0ts .
July opened at 81 5sh advanced TO
si.jS. declined 20 ii;34h and closed
~. asK. advanced 20 ti2s. deciintw 70
ff.1TH and advanced 10 81 zsls ~ ]
white. si5sh Coarse grain quota
lions. Corn. cash No. 2. 7sc. No , yell
low Tec. No 4 yellow. 174c rr<s.
standard. a. cars az 5sHos No ,
whi,a' 5ect No 4 white. / car AZ SIC.
rive Cash No 2. tlIs eBans I'm
mediate and prompt shipment. sass:
June 1905. ClOverseed; Prime spot.
1850. october. ts.ss; prime ala. Z.
lss.sS. Timothy. Prime spot, t7.is
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PEDDLER STABBED;
TWO ASSAILANTS
ARE CAPTURED

Isidore Fosnan. a Vhisk broom
peddler. living a, No. 24s Watsonst..
pas stabbed in the cheek. Just be-
low the left eye, when he was sud
denly attacked by two men AT
woodward-ave and Stimson.pl.
Wednesday morning. lie was seri-
ously. but not dangerously wounded.
His assailants were captured BY Pa.
trolman Leonard Blesser and a citi-
zen.
Fosman rays that the two men
approached him. and grabbed for
some whisk brooms One held a
knife In his hand. and said. I'll take
broom, and then III give you the
money"
He cut OF broom, Fosman says.
and then jsbbed his knife INTO the
peddler's check and both men ran.
The prisoners gave their names
az jeremiah Kelley. aged 80, and
Michael Higgins, 81 years old. Both
cay they have no homes.
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Reaction Comes Be-
tween Two Strong
Periods i'm Trading
TANGLED WAR
NEWS PERPLEXES
Concerted Bidding
Forces Up Indus
trials
(Cspyrfxhtea. 1915. ny the Newsps-
per Esterprise Assectstien.D

REE EntEIRfasr AasstA4u@.J
NEW YORK. April 2s.-Today's
shock market opened and closed
strong. hut with . period Of distinct
reaction between the two demon
strations of strength. The distinct.
though irregulariy distributed. re-
covery ON the stock exchange In
the forenoon hours was. no doubt,
largely accounted for by the fact
that this mornings European news
told OF no German victory. Today's
bulletins were again more or less
inscrutable to anyone trying TO
learn just what was happening. but
n was evident NJ any rate that no
decisive advantage had been gained
On either side. Opening prices were
quite generally higher.
With visible evidence OF manipu-
1stion, half dozen Industrial shares
wers simultaneously bid up: the re-
suit being q halt In the upward
movement elsewhere knd at length
q general decline. Towards the
close another concerted effort was
made 70 put up prices for the specu-
letive Industrial shares and the rest
of the market moved in sympathy.
though with great deal OF irreg-
ularity.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-29
ROMANCE, NEAR
WRECK, REACHES
HARBOR SAFELY

Just like one OF those comedies
where every body gets all mixed up
for three acts. to ind before the
end Of the show that all OF me com
promising situations were quite cas-.
lily explained. the love Affairs OF
William Boerma. a travelling sales
nan from Chicago. and Mrs Anua
Schabach. wealthy widow OF
Pigeon. Mich. sailed close to the
rocks Tuesday night. bur a police
report on the affair might close with
The sentence. They lived happily
ever after"
Boerma Is engaged to Mrs. Sehu-
bach. and she loaned him $500 10
buy a controlling interest In a ma
chine company. she told 10 the local
police.
When Boerma last visited her. he
dropped some Letters from his peck.
et. One was from Mrs. Elmer How.
ard, milliner. az No. S. Broadw ay.
and Mrs. schubach hurried right to
Detroit 10 investigate. She learned
that Boerma had been paying asten-
tions TO a girl employed BY Mrs.
Howard. and she also learned that
Boerma was tn meet the girl in the
Hotel Cadillac. Tuesday night.
/ Mrs. Schubach took Detectives
Potter and Van Nortwick wiki her,
&c the hotel. but she found that
Boerma had made the date" 70 eI.
plain 10 the girl that he was how
engaged 20 Mrs. schubach. aud ;ha,
their affair was finished. Mrs
schubach and Boerma "swapped'
explanations. and left police head.
I quarters together.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-29
Marriage Licenses

Ross T. AgiA - engineer: Edna
Herman wondero. 81. farmer,
Elmer vennL II. auto worker: VIC.
let Hummel. 10
Robert Crowell. az. engineer. Brat.
tleooro. Vt. Carrie conant. 20. De
Edward Beiisle. -. oiNr. wyan-
dotte Emma Schultz. g. same
BENJAMIN Farr. IS. sfeamrtter De.
rSit Elizabeth Kreeger. 20. North
James A. Johnson. u. machlnl,,
Julia woodhaus. 90.
William A. schuyler, 40; Emeline
Burton T. Vaughn. II. barber. To.
iedo, .. Isabelle watson. 30. SANE
guerite Mckillop. 81
ToOhie RogusE 81. plasterer. Ham
tramck. Rosalia Oprzyncka. 10. same.
Ad0lph Andriska. ~, auto worker,
AntOlnetts klockner. ~.
Alfred Meier, ~. timer. Toledo. o.,
Katherine Reichardt. -, same.
=, MAX pushkin, -. manufacturer;
Joseph Relman. e. Inspector. De-
troit May MaliEski - wyandotte.
Ray y. Baldwin. 20. spring maker.
stella Oroesheck 20.
Peter KarbaL IS. piasterer. Pauline
Patrick LImlna. n. inspector. De-
troit Mary Conlon. 81. Rockford m
otto Crtager, -. cook: Calyerter
l. clay. ~.
, Charles 4 Wagner 81. decorator:
Mary A. wooley. So
Joseph Seichowski -. laborer:
Mary Zdyehowski. n;
Louis klAvonsky, 81. driver; Mary
Brightman. 10
Llttieton smith. 81. musician. Ethel
Reeves. IS.
otto Bedicr. 80 meat dealer. De-
troll: Matilda Brectei. 20. Huron
William Briggman. - auto work
er =. Grace 81 Becker. 20.
Albert PierchAlA, -, baker: Anna
Lukasik. g.
Email Van Overmoore. 80. steannt-
ter. Nettie Holxiauer. IS
william Mino. 30 Janitor. Mary
Robinson. 20
I,oies MonnenberE. 20. huckstsr
Sonia Winunsky. 81
John a Lewis. IS metal worker.
Pearl wiilsey, Is.
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/ FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS
VESSEL PASSAGES.


heNFoNs
DETROIT. April sS-Up North
Lake $40 n M widener, 9Aoi
North Light. t9so. North Wind, 1910;
seneca. 10, Underwood, 1890. Tusca-
r0ra; Drummond, 81 raul (arriyedl
Yosemite. ~, Chicago. l a, M ConE
don. s.la, superior, 23o; Poe zee
.(bigl Livingstone, 3eo; Ogdenspurg X
III Is. LaReiie 80. toldl Huron. y,
Peter Reiss-S SO. Trimble. Siemens.
Marsala. i0aS
Down Mary Elphicks. 80 7. m;
Carleton. 80 a m. Andrew unson'
.73l5
The 500.
sAuLT STE MARIE. Mich. Apr
2S.--rp, Rohhins $50. last night
Agnew. , n. N, stanton. 4. Baker,
Wells. = RNers. II
Down Rochester. 40 n m, VIM
Crawford. 2. Phipps. Roberts. 3; Cor
sica. 4; Northern Queen. Kaministi
quia, $50,
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO. April 2S--whsat was
subjected 10 a heavy hammering az
the opening OF tedRys market ~
discussion OF liquidation because ~
the proximity OF May delivery day
and weak cables. There was great
deal OF buying on the break how
ever. and prices soon rallied 10 81 So,
Sl.ss Rhd 81 rs u which represented
advances over the Opening - li4c.
nc and lAc,
There was also notable weakness
In corn at tOday's start. Later. how
ever, there was good support and
prices at one time advances from
&c 20 / &c above opening
Oats showed little activity NJ The
start. Then n fairly good buying
movement started and prices at one
time were above figures BY iisc and
n c for May and July
Provisions. opening generally high
er on a better demand. later ducfuat-
ed considerably. prices lowering from
slightly lower 10 slightly higher,
compared VITA the opening.
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Classified s,,t'''..... | c %,,, !

Cash with order. 10 charged. 10 q
line.
No transient Advertising inserted
for less than isc with cash: ise ~
charged. per inEertion.
The above rates apply 90 all ciassi.
ncations except Birtha. Cards OF
Thanks, Obituaries. Meeting Notices
and all Ads preceding Male Help.
bhrths. Deaths. Cards OF Thanks
ana Meeting Notiees Minimum
charge. s5c Tor IS words or less. Over
10 words one and one-third cents for
each extra word.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. April ss-FIour: Dull
and unchanged Pork: Dull. mess.
tIsdis so Lard: Firm: middle west
spot. sgsed9S0 Sugar: Raw. arm
Centrifugal IS test. s4.st. muscovade.
81 test. s3ST. refined. quiet. cut ly,f.
$3.50: crushed. 1910. powdered. ~ n
ale: granuiated. sssoas95. coffee:
RIO No on spot, &c. Tallow Dull:
city. sEc: special. &c. country. 81 q
sac. Hay. Easy: prime. Ills no.
!. 9sls 0sThc; clover. Doc dfi.07i1
Dressed poultry; Dull: turkeys. tt4
ale: chickens. i4dziHc; fowls. M
IIsHe. ducks. II q 77c. Live poul-
try. Unsettled: chickens. broilers. ~
Gs6c Cheese: Firm; state milk.
common TO specials, l4h dl7hs.
skins. common 10 special s8it &c;
Butter. Firmer; receipts. $50:
creamery extra. 30hc. state dairy
tubs. z2T zoe imitation creamery
frsts. 2l4 n acc: special market. ~ q
sfHc. Eggs Easier. receipts. So
0ss. nearby white fancy. 14c; nearby
MIXED fancy. 30Is q q 4c: fresh hrsts,
2GH q ace.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-29
Livestock
EAST BrrraIo LIVE STOCK.
SDunnfnx and sfeyenal

EAST BUFFALO, " Y. April Is
Cattle. 4 cars. market slow; choice
90 prime shipping steers. tsNs2o
fair 20 good. sTS0G7s5. plain. go
IS; choice heavy butcher steers.
1850 80: fair 10 good. tTl51 40
mon 20 good. sss5 aT.2Si yeari.ags.
SI5aas49. prime fat heifers. SO
] 70; best handy butcher helferz. Sc. 80
CHS. common 10 good. t5-5aNGzs,
best fat COWS ss.2sds7J good
butcher cows, ts..s as75i medium %
good. $50 rs: cutters. 81 as can
ners. t335 73T5: best bulls S. ESQ
s.7s good bntchenng bulls. Ss5a Il
SIS: sausage bulls. i51 SIS; light
bulls. tf5a65
heavy. s7.sSas. yorEers. ssisas.s
pigs. SGsio
sheep. -Four ears; market. strong
top lambs. ss.T51ss0s yearlIngs. sTTt
OF.
Calves: sSSsso.
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UNION srock YARDS.

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO
April 2s.-Hogs Receipts -. 600
market. steady 20 shade higher, mix.
ed and butchers, s730dTs2is good
heavy, s7.foR7.s5; rough heavy. s. -
67is. HIGHT. sT2sa7s5. pigs S. Is q
$50. Cattle Receipts 1900; mar
ket. shade lower. besvez. ss.I0HSsS
cows and heifers. 3iNdsgo, Texans
S. s0ds75 caivss. tsSGas. sheep
Receipts. IL. 600: market. iSG2sc low
er. native. s. 5oQs40. western. g. So
q SO: laT6s. ,sz5 q 1919. western
ts2sIIGss
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Produce Market

Receipts OF poultry this morn e
were the best the market has had
for week or more. and a. the de-
nand IL extremely limited the mar
cline OF cent Eggs were a small
fraction lower again yesterday But
ter 10 barely steady az the decline and
potatoes are dull and weak, Drouth
ard after the strs wherries now on
the way are In the trade IL notified
that shipments will be lighter.
Oranges are also a little higher rs
the season~draws 10 sn end.
-BaIdwins. tsas0sso: rus
sets, iia1so. stss.'s red, ssS0 as7S
bbI boz AYES si3s9i,TB.
., b.s.sns Good snippinE stock.
Beeas- -pried Lrma. 7H9sc per
csbs.E.--'o per 10: new Texas.
cssllao-.r-iz5e per crate
Chee.~-whoiesas- aTicss Nlchi.
gan fats, if1itc. sew YORK. old
iIhgise; new lsN 2 isc, iimberger.
s1h " .1e. domestic swiss. isa2ic:
Isc: daisies Ice per "a
Dressed Cslyes-Fancy. 1874 else.
con mon. 1odiic.
.Fre.s .veEetss,es--Grs.n topper.
isles z0a 35c per doz iettuce. ga 10
per ID. spinach. f0caN.2S per ham
ger; parsley $50 zoe Ger doz head
lettuce. ti.2sdIs0 per camper. Gu
toes. i37Sna5O per s-basket crate.
asparagus. sections. ffs0ai.75 per
box. wax beans. ts5H1s per bu.
Grspe Frsit-t2. ~ q AIS per crate
Hesey1,.Esssey white new ltglss
Hsy-Detroit shippers are payins
the Following prices Cor saisd Ia,
Timothy. tisa is SO; stapdard. SIS q
1880. No. 2 timothy. fis.B061s; No
1 mixed. tl30 I3bo. rye straw. S1sl
9s: wheat ami oat straw. F47.s'
per ton. -. ,s.xo
green. lac: 10. / cured bulls iic: No
green bulIs. Ice: No. I cured yea
NJ. is cured a. nsrr.,s. lac: No gree,
uurrain. ioc: Nc. cured calf, ise
s,s.., Etss: No. ) Dor sef., hides, s2Ie
N9, hidss K o.k No Z .i ,,,,, an !.
voof. soc q
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Births.
BOYS

r Ketterer. Bl7 Crane. l.. Hitch
cock Woman'e hospital v. Messina-
S'4 Cameron: $ Guarrella. tsi Ersk L.
Inc. g. Russo. $50 Rlvard. = ptMsg-
gio. ~ Hale c. woltman, 3Jt cheue
]. FolEer salvation Army; e. McSe-
hey. Detroit l.. Jackson. iss Colum-
biR: A. Trawcki. 92s Warren. 4.
ZandberEer. las Cleveland. J Radike.
AS Van Dyke r. Dickson. 30 Mel
bourne Moore. % Whitewood :.
Harper hospital. e. Guile. Woman :
hospital NJ Shewitx. Woman's hospi-
tai. W ReddIn. ist McGraw u. Ze-
luder. 500 wessonj J. Bolira. -?
Twenty fourth. w Heimbuch. SOS
A. zoia. Is 81 Joseph n. penner. ta0
Crane. n CLARK. 1926 Concord. -
Meyer 1875 Scotch. y wAddeil $50
Bswtck X Rapinsau 53T 81. Jean
s. Nugent. 81 selden; q. Ryman. 72l
Penuzzl. TOT seventeenth: o. Diuoto.
1875 Rivard w Burns. TIA Wood
bridge: W Hunt $40 81. Clair? A.
Aninger. las Labrosse,
GIRLS
" Palazudo. COS Brewster. g ga
puto 25g Leland. s. Kempa. 997 Du-
bots. J Zieiinska. To3 Milwaukee X.
KaiawskL sos superior. c Randall.
IS Goodwin; G. Dibbke. 2iz Twenty
third = Goldberg. woman's hospital.
a June. go Livernois. r Hem. =
Cambridge. A. Hills. $50 Lsrchmont
s. Pokrzywa. o. Thirty second. l..
Erb gcS7 Proctor. Ftawigy 72l RI
ward. =. Yetzer. sasA Baker. = No.
Ian sas Lycaste r. .-lovitK. % NIL
ford o. Schaefer. 1873 Twenty
fourth: " Boryk. % Gilbert; n.
waide. ss3 Putnam A. Macklewicr.
liza Twenty fourth. G. Wheeler. 2s6
WabaSh. J Hale. GIL Hudson: q
spagniola. 233 Macomb: r Nava, 7ss
Wood bridge. NJ. Bittinger. 1929 Hell
en-. T. Kerchewski 40 Thirty-seeonu
W Mccurdy. 700 Lincoln; q Morri
son, 24n warren. NJ CLING. 3st West
Ends~J Bradley. SS5 Fourteenth: &.
wheeler 2ss WABASH w Hahn, as7
Porter. y. waltz. 7si Third.
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CHICAGO BUTTER MARKET.

trss. ase: sr.ts asa sac; dairy sS.
tras. asc: nrsts 33aAHe. Eggs:
prime ordinary. IN afse: nrsts. isH
r. fsc Cheese; Twins. i5[ ais Ac.
young Americas, lsk ulbhc: Live
geese sdi0c. springs. isc: turkeys,
lie Potatoes. Michigan white rs
81 .sc. red. ssd37c Wisconsin white.
7s1f rae. red. 73d &c. New potatoes.
Receipts, ~ cars. Florida Hastings.
No 4 1875 per Dbl.
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The report OF the operations OF
the New York police department for
the last year shows that acts OF Ju-
venile delinquency in 1914 increased
nine per cent and convictions in the
same class Increased 10 per cent
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The following arms are privtle ged
20 execute orders on the exchange
Carlyle a Povah W. A HRmltn a
Co, r. w. Noble a Co. W. Z Moss
a Co. Jack ". Thomson. Lewis q
Gorton. W. 2 Reilly a Co., Geo. NJ
r. Merrill q Co, A. w Wallace n
Co. William II Rose 4 Co, VIM A.
Neer q Co. w. b MeLaug him. =. h
Peltnn.
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CLEVELAND LIVE srocK.

CLEVELAND. Apru 2s.-Hogs Res
ceiptS. 200s. steady 70 u lower.
workers. and mixed o. IS n 80, pigs
ss2S. stAes. 81. Cattle. Receipts. 5
ears: steady. sheep and lambs. Re-
ceipts. S cars. shade lower. clipped
t395 top. Calves: Receipts. 500:
steady. top. 1926.
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1 TOLEDO. Aprn zs--HoEs. Re
ceiptE liberal, market steady. hesr-
les, tT7e67.7 mediums. f775 d 80.
I good pigs. s775a ~ 90. yorkers. s. 50
\ Calves. Market. steady. sheep and
lambs: Market. slow.
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Butter--Creamery extra. 3sc: nrsts.
2ehc; dairy. lie: packing stock.
iThe per 10.
EsE--Frcsh receipts. cases lnclud
ed. hrsts. ishc per dor Receipts.
ll6f cases.
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Germ: cssh: :ss: Nay ;sNe; July.
,ssssd cash ana and S Asrii, ssis. ossS.
<imofhvl Cash and April. 1910. But
90: nrisk sr re- .sSy. iglshe TUB
<>ndied. Ale: selects. a,c. Hay. un-
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NEW YORK MONEY MARkEr.

NEW YORK, April 3s.--Money on
call ! per cent; time money, ~ per
cent for SIX months mercantile pa.
per. Sh0t per cent. Bar silver
lay pence. Demand sterling: SAB
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DECLINE
IN WHEAT
May Down is; July
Down Is; Corn Fol-
lows Suit

CHICAGO April sS-optring:
Wheat May. down ihc. July. down
&c september. down lNc Corn:
May, down ne; July dowa Ne sep
changed July, unchanged SeOtem-
Der, gp nc. Prov sicns. higher,
Close Wheat. May. up $40 July.
up o., September. up gAc C,Nru
MAY ~ [. c July. up Nc, Septem-
Der, up lNt, oats May. NJ t'acs
July. up &c September. up ic Pro-
visions: Slightly lower 20 slightly
higher,
Quotations by Hayden. stone q Co,
Arr IS open High Low Close
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-29

A man In Cincinnati. Horace
IAole Who h deaf and dumb. has
f. ohaufFeurs license. He depends
~ sensitive skin 20 detect
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p.s...s r,-.. Jos rr,.n.s Dept
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Le-...-osn,,rniA pe,u Per

Lenea.-oansorniA s,oaTs per
maple s.ssrSNsw pr: SAP sooas s
sh=s.~.sslis r.. Scr ssr ID.
oranxe--calitornia Navsls. ssTSo
o.ioa sets = yellow. n.is: white.
y o - ss. 81, per 700 ID sack;
Cbhan. .l.Is6: per box: Texas Ber-
Piae.ppie.1,lists per crate
rets,.e- -Michignn. IN carload lets
Poaitry-springs. lie: hens. tic;
ducks. fT6fse, geese. ..gitc; tur-
ksys. Is9see: No hens. ftoise
straw herri~s-ef-pin cases. $50
T.iisw-No. I. sse; No 4 4xe
yoHry>o PRICE,
Canned Gees.-App.s. si,is9ase
Mime Nina ss siis .sSsadar sss r.si.
bsSia s::sal.to. Peas: Fancy early
zoe salmon: socksys tan ,ase; Dat.
sins. i, Al.' rom. ssss ,is xslfss.
Tat peas. 81: early June. s:-sS' siftsd
early June. tl.t0 per doG
Feed-Jooeing prices Tn ioo-le'
"
$50 One mIddIlnss. ts:; cracked corn,
Sal. corn and cat chop. $40 a ton.
Fioar--Joo6ink pric.l: Best Michi-
gan patent . Dsrs rye, ps ssFs
spring patent ss.iS per Dbl. In paper
Hsraw.r~-Nalis, $3.50 case. an:
ssslsS w,rs nssn, eq ss s.,ypsn lnssS
; + s.as e i ms . - si.s ),
sas PEA Ess ssa us, s IS A ssasS u %
riass Solt.. small. !tc. zoe and 8 pc,
cent on list large. roe 10 and on
cent OF iis': Largo Isc and on iist
j Detroit Ofi-Raw iinsesd. ssc; boil
+ ed linseed. SIC per gal IN barrel lots
reis: Diamond hesdiishl sac: per
lection. sac: palacine. sie' crown
gasoline. Iehc per gal
Proyisio.s-Mess pork $3.50; fam
ny slsGso els ,.ai Gsss. s ~. ! ~
lfiIgI3isc. sho1io-ss. lie, picnic
hams. s1 ave; bacon is1ise; lart
in tisrces. ls'e; kettle rendered. iIh'
saxar.-correet~d daily by W. II
Edgar q Sons: Crystal dominoes !,
10. 50 so: do. 5-lb.. 500; eagle tab
J lets. 800 cut loaf sI40. cubes
f, powdered. ts7o. granulated. extra
coarse, $40. do. hne. in bulk. $3.50
do. 25-lb' eottons. ts1s crystal dom
fno gran. 2-Ib. and alb. cartons. II
cases. $3.50; crystal domino. gran.
HI cases. 1910. diamond A, 1870
4 confectionery A. ss1s: No. 4. 1870
No. s. IS 35: No. 9. $50; No. ]. ss05
No. s. IS No. .. sS.ss: No. 10. $500
No. n. 1855: No. IL $3.50. No II
1913, No. IL. ISIS: No Is. tj7s: non
/ caking mixture. 81: beet granulated
ts70 per 100 lbs. household powd
Is. ~ 20 case. si-s5. do. IS TO case
f3so per case.