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The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
AgitatiOn For Wars
End Growing Among
Financiers
MAY APPEAL TO
PRESIDENT
Diplomats Point Out
Movement Gains In
Strength

wASHINGTON, Nov 27-Wali-
.Et- IL "anxious" for the war 10 end
N the opinion q prominent dlpio.
mats here today
"Just a touch Of timidity. over
rccurities for vast loans plus q
arOwing decrease In munitions con
tracts. is said 70 be responsible for
Ibis increasing financial desire for
peace. The fnanoiers are said 20
fear---not measurably yet but sun
kcfently 10 stir them-that theiT
soans may be affected n Europe
1ffes to pile up more credits white
4 Gestroying more lives and property
This spirit was called the In
opiration" for recent peace talk
SoctabIy In New York. by high
ofAcisl today
According to This official those
holding the view that "Wall-sf IS
knowing restiveness" claimed 20 see
rencouragement n the recent state
uent IN an interview OF the Earl
Of Derby. British under-secretary
'f6r war. that England was willing
4 - listen to Germany's peace terms.
y The peace agitation. which dlplo
mats emphasized. has its source IN
nnanciai circles solely. win include.
sccording 20 tentative plans. an hp-
peal 10 Presidenr Wilson possibly.
- cooperation with European neu-
trails 20 call q conference. not prt
MARTY TO Discus peace. bu' mere
~ 20 define the objects for which
each side In the great war Is Gght
q ING.
The proposals co not include suE-
eestions Of an nrmistice. but ciplo-
nsats here believe II the suggestion
~ carried thru 20 the poin, of
4 1oufsrence Of neutrals. an armislice
would be entire'y within posslbii.
Hy's bounds.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
Grain and Provisions

~F~r0rr N-v - Oprntne
wr-st ufs N7rEru ir tho Dctro @
-h-s-t on tr n'0v stsAev mar
krtt e.- rtea 81 home ana
.t-et
Ttr.-S rr.-rs Monday Cash ~.
-sr Wheat . So December. SSe.
Nay tISs. ~ i.white, r.7sia
--r "a active ard steady az sse FOR
49, 10 s. iar 40, : yellow and
ssc f-r NJ y-liow
osts AZ easy az SOC FOR sta ndari.
$3.50 fo- cash ~. white and CSC for
n. white
Fvs 81, "-~ and auiet a. ii5I FOR
cash NJ !
Beans ars inactive and steady A.
8 .a frf ~.--u.s SIZE and prompt sh p
urrt ans 8 FOR peceul her
Seeds a+a quiet at 500 for prime
rra clover S a-s tor December. tl0 so
f.- a'siks S,st for timothy and $50
era rt eipts A. Chicago Monday
were .a-, ~ wheat sss ~ corn
ana trI - oats
Nav wheat r .Chicaso opened Mon
cay AZ sass SfN corn 50 30
s5 = Ara cate az - y = 2fQSc.o
iIverpu, wheat closed Unchan get
% 3, 4 ftgher and corn unchanged TO
r. re- lover
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
BIRMINGHAM

Rev Eawiu Sinpso- 81 Detroit.
preached sunday morning In IN.
P-~shst~r'an tabernacle on Pierce -
rh. queen Tsther circle Of the
Methodist Episcopal church will meet
MONDAY st"nirg. nee = a. the home
q Miss W,IAslminA Bectn~r on
Towrsend- -
Albert Frederick - building a
house - F~-ntsie-av.
Nr and Mrs. Na-k ShAin have re-
'erres rror- vis't w'h M ard
Mrs Bert Smt-v a. oxford
TIE stait BttIe class o, the FIRST
Pr-.hrto..an church Witl meet Mon
tay -vsn ns irc a, the tAsernacls
NJ E-rre- Flrty has r-turr.s
from SSH v'ith f~iAtiV-s 81 CoFinE-
RE American rrsureuc. linton WI
have i.~'tlng Frieay even nG. l'ef
'hc- ~lgc rooms They wii rr !.
t-rtR the Michigan degree star 81
.~Fr lfer~ - il te Ten and dates
Nss Nrt.e NekInn~Y sting
-eist.vss a. -hRsArIrE
M-- Helen ~yr-rE"r. % Ypsilauit.
sE+rs the Weekend Win Ms Stsllh
.tasIat uu 9r1en-st
F-s+ vs-h' F-srk S-hlsack WI
olson. wGUaM AXE Bet Pes b.
so.n ii.rAm PAX ant Harr' sp-n-
.rr Vrn went from here fw0 wssSs
AK 1r bunting trip 10 Burgiard
p have ~er4rn-d each ha- MS
t.npst hack a deer
Thomas Wool - Detro'' scent
~stlrcns a. the home = his u7thcr.
81 NRr'ha WOOD. on south Wcod-
wrra ave
~ art NJ. Robert Moore - De
frost we're suests SUNDAY of 80 lA'.
'es parents ~ and Mrs Herbert
~v~r-sr In Toy
NJ. Usrr sffs ~rtocuover. of De-
frulf Ess EIe-t al IN" hone ~ her
s.. F-rf -cF.uanossr on PArkxt
Mrs Eva J~nss 81 PortIsc. a visl'-
ms a. fr@ rorr~ ~ Mrs sarah carter
on NaNusend-sf
Howard carter - Toronto -
soc. r..trE 'as DAYS ~ trs home ~
h.s mi theF Mrs Abhte carter on
M~~~ tL-s'
vs. 81 W naI.e e.f " an. was q call
~ -a a-ftr.as
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27

Harry Nosisr who returned re-
centlg from hunting 'rig ia north
ern Ontario @ith a mgose eeizcing
tetTeen 400 and 400 pouLds ha .
cHered as toRart ne cpf' ~ nav.
ug the ga~le animal rounted .o
that II might BE- presented 20 The
De'roit - e8ra ~ A. Ths mo0se's
anters have spread - - inches
and he animal i- said ~ .. a sDlen
did speclMsn
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
CONTINENTAL AND
REQ CAR HIGHER

with lhe exception Of Continental
snd REQ car. trading on the Detroit
stock EEchanKe waE nos unlike The
usual Monday morning "FparrIng
matches 20 get line On the market
a, result few change acre r..
corded
Continental vas stronger than
curing The week end trading closing
~ gz13tc - This vas - point and
8 slf above The bid Z SatUrfst
REQ was up thrr~cigh'h n f.e
lid and was 10 strong der ard Paige
remained unchanged
New work motor stock were au
on slightly
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27

RIVER ROUGE

Nrs John johnson aged 50 f'ef
a. O'Clock Monday morning in TO
home ~ her daughter. Nrs George
Evciine No 81 south Dearborn -st
River Rouge Nra Johnson under
went az operation FOR cancer two
months aFo hut IA noe regain her
health Size r. survived hv hus-
bard ard three rr Iltrer MIRA Rfotnrf
LsbslI Trenton MIS- George Evclinr.
Rivsr Roug~. and Edward. - De-
troif
Fnr1i'f Cahapaw young man -
River Rouge broke h's leg while
getting ~ street car fp Wvandntts
~ p NJ NesvcH set Tho limb
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
DENIES FORD
TRIED TO RUN
DIRECTORATE

In an answer 20 The Dodge sulf
against the FORD Motor company.
fled Monday Attorney Horace q.
Racxham. a stockho,ter. denies traf
Henry Ford sought 70 domiLate the
board ot directors - the company
~ Dodge brothers charged lie fgr
thsr d~clares that Ford told Him De
Sas in favor of special dlridend
and 'ha' he planned go take the mat
ter ar With NJ boari after tre arsy
o, the year
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27

The International +se, Tube ami
FcHnz htll. lnr has prohas.d a
ste ou re iake sborn aiichizan
t'ot-al a1H Grand Frank Ts.istY.
iH fTors" snd rED~etr 20 ~ gin the
ror tru(f'1n - rhs PIN. tifhin 81
as3t ffs cr.0p.If u capitalized A.
! l.DN D. r Ylayier .reSifent
af tas -ua~~TE nSs been an active
1gure ~ iis steel fute bus .nsFs for
na. -..fk
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
liayor Gets Ais Deer

81 oscar g. IarH ~as back In
HE oahca Monday morning follow.
ing 30 days hunting trip in the
northern Michigan woods The may.
or brought doVn deer, size and
: eignt rot specified The - oi
The yenison dinner has not been
announced
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
CANADIANS FACE
COAL STRIKE

WINNIPEG. Man. Nov @T.-W With
'he orlciai order 20 STRIFE TODAY in
tho hands oi i.5Vo coal miners Of
Eastern British Columbia and Al
uerta. western Canada vas face 20
face With one o, the most far reach
uE strikes in 80 history With
coal already ve-y short because ~
car shortage during The summer
mGch suffering .s anticipated
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
NO SAFE CONDUCT
FOR AUSTRIAN
AMBASSADOR

I(ETs$ N1r - Ii ~ss oT
c'b'lg announced today tnat ~ prtt-
lsh Eorer-u@nr IA. fef4.ed . -a'e
,cntuc' f,y count Tz-uow rrsnoe
sky e'lriF APPOINTED trs'rD Hgn-
gsr-An amoAssatnr ~ me United
rtates
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
CHICAGO LIVE sroTH

CFffCAGC Ncv ~ Hrzs r
ratpts Si9JH. market strong 20 y
higher. niTad and tut-hers % 81 80
god heavy sssfg 10i rouHa
heavy tesGTf - iizhf ls J8as
pigs tss0cst9 cate Ssosip'
- go rarkr strong g. o. higher
'fot - ts faf3s5. COWS md heTfers
- ~ TeEsrs ~ te0sTs rai -
8 sheep r. sfpts ~ bee
nerkrf ia 20 }f~ lower native s. =
~ western ts2fase ~ isrnhs a. %
o 2lh Ssst.Tn 9 S1Gll1.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27

Margaret Ross Adeiir0 Baker
snd Rods BruoSa were found guilty
% the larceny ~ two waists ~a.ued
at SO each from the Kline depart
ment store. NJ. ia woodward ave
uy Judge He.ton in police court
Monday morning. and each was fined
us and 80 costa
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27

Tho parks snd b.ulcyards commit
too or tie common council went on
an INSPECTION tour Monday morning
70 look over propsed nNw pN.s t'ios
Tho fnost Inn sftnt one lice te
tween y ffor-oa ave, west 'ond Foi.
rt.. near :tc River Rouge
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO Nov q 9-ppening
Wnast Eereulre down LC May
down ~ July down - Corn ne
c.whe~ down Ac May down =
faty down Oats us-cfrn Der
WI ~. May down hc Provision.
steady
Nn-~-gN -eRt December down
~ Ma iowa 80 July down tNc.
t'r~r frerer7 hrr down =. May
usvr f4is down t-.c oats.
.h-esr-r- down g. May down ~
Frov sions steady
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
TRENTON

Peter Miller. Of FlAtrocb. lost con
troll - his auto Will" driving near
Trenton saturday night The car ran
thru ne ditch and smashed into
telegraph pole Edward Holler was
81 shtiy inbred. bat the three ether
passenger we're not injured
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27

Cir Hiram Stevens Maxim scien.
tist and inventor. Who quit the Unit
ed States in 1854 when his semi
automatic rapid are gun was reject
ed By the United States and &c.
cepted BY The British government
has Just tied Ia London Ia ISIS;
be was knighted by Queen Victor.a
for his work IN invention aud sci
ence
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
ECOItSE

The village council viii meet Tues
dar night
Ths Ec.fHs township board will
meet Wednesday night
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
FORD

Fred T.aqoe. Lawrence Cava. George
Muilau0. Elmer Gage and stanley
GT<haru rfturned from a hunting trip
n northern Michigan yesterday. Zach
brought buck thrk with him.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
Produce

re r.rft-v tr-' vT '- th" rN'ef
feature . -hs market 'n- tHe neNt
fev DAYS tf. demand N''~s f'r
dressed s,, Reese r's ~ fFe p'rt-
~ have rrrr 'ai-.t ur@rN. Tn-a as
thev mere nHt tNs average sAA ~
~ the rsre .pts las Been .. p.'r t0A
receive hRyn oat p. thsA-
'. sto,N - e.. ,[s-,~~ - Fr.,c.
"a. rs.- r.f 81 saSreWs, ~ mat
ethe market fhtfed tv 'an tP an
1T q So vc'gh' l-g' ,l 1si q, -
on th. demand tHl 30 frr tressed
po.lrr, ruf shipments ar wing "n
WednestAy VII find hrt fcN hnNers
, with th-.r wants stiII INA u snra-
apri.s --sepil,s ~ i;9iIs per
bbi ~ choice srd 81 s5o5t Tor fGney
Bannna. Gcrd shipping stock
tsSef p-r bunch
R-sn. prisl ,.mas. $50, 20,
49,, Ia'ifSr1,' ,t,sis FrG.;' ti.sstso box
CAets. NJ s.eor rs.s &c Nv S.vI
York. 'bc tome..t svss .1, go
st. lsns horns ssNe daisies
CrsnSerrie. lA.- Moves Vts3
49, os.,,s,. ~. is5I iS6,5e aa IA
Drr.sed CsIv~. Fa'~ev. i'i4 elSc:
No 2 lgaigc yer n
Fresh vegetable. G-sen peppers,
-, ,so "a, -, ls'gnS-f,
e.. house ist82 rstoes hot
tg; ar.e. .frost' '0s'i' a.;
erap, rrui, nqeso9 .g:.i c-.,.
Harcv FAn.~ whffs &C s. an
be- i6rtf Ia tHttactei. snse 10
Hsy-oetrot shippers arc oaylnE
.
Ca ca p. pst-6l, No limo
nv rrw tiiQl5 stsndart timothy.
il,tc gi' sst n,Ied- E1pn 70
j, <, I, Tr-t ,saio - clov--.
an "a, .,rs~ = Rs ION
..emnns g. Segf Box
Nat. walnut. l33:o. A.mrnes
isG 90 pesans. sc rs. g~
9slos: 9rTnc. ,rsss,, $50 - y i5S,'o i2 sac sack
Pctsto-. -N,rrtrsn ar Iot> IN
bulk. ;, ;tgis5 ns Gags s. 90 80
Poultr, sp--ss IsE tss-e fancy
hens i-G medium hons '3J g.
No 20, -r.sf+ra geese
ttt, T-sr Seeks tsc ,s-k.v-. .f
hsrs ts- ~-sss if@'s7 d9~Ss
g. '.-k-.s 0s ser
Rsseit. s, 8, rs- 1ar
strHuherriss F. ca forria. 20 p 'Sr
sweet Pota,o.- Te---vs nso
psr harrra- sa fNe 80 -r- Nhl
JUBsISG PiuLEs
CAnard DoSss As...s - .sa3 PEI
ga a. r.- es4le. s. a. e, 50 -ora
ncy Ne ne as, stAndart
fansy ta-y Irs . s,aadarSs
O. sr- p tsi i-t3 Mar. ~rst
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27

roGsr-- Dett0it Hu9lssAss prIcss
sfystal lgru4u lea 4-.- Eilgs %.
50 Eagle fatIeta ti9 rs
cut ,1af g. b0 cubss Iafs Xxx
kp~d~rt1 81 go staudafa s0Ndsrs4
tttb. gfsn1,sted tHtrs cuarE.. Istt.
eau 20 hHe in h.Ik tfrE grau.
domino Krau. IN and b.,6 raft5ns
.n cases fstb crystal domino gran
~ cases ifgb dfar.orf g. lr.
eenft t.nsrs A. tstt 81 fsff
80 >. q 80 So g fgrr SO IS
" f5b. 40 = 81 So 81 q as
il $3.50 to 80 s- Sa Ia
8 90 SC lt g--f ~ 80 non
hh.nE mixture beet r. r4ua aIstsd
g. ce-e o. Ie g. o. esss
itto per esff
l'riufinu--fhr rtaIr. n~st .tri-- t.tt
- rffhf-- fffttrr L. ftr.. tt-r- rsr..
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27

rftHtin ~ piain nest kind--shst
D. right--Titaes Job Derf ---Mnir f-2o
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27

ssss,~s. sss s'sI n.r, ssr. s,sSss' ssss
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
Boston Copper Stocks

otatlOn. " nernblow.T q wreks.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27

friuftnu-fhr rtnIr. meet '.trd--. 80
- ri1ht-f iuire Ioa Dent -Waru f.-I
Arizona republican., 1916-08-24
FINANCES AND MARKETS
Republican A. p. Leased WlreI


 NEW YORK. Aug. 23 (Wall StreeD-Profit taking acted as a check on today's active market but was not especially effective until the final hour, when many of the days grains were reduced or completely effaced. Short selling induced in parI oy the delay in the railroad negotiations at Washing ton, also served to bring about the late reversal
 United States Steel was again the main pivot about which the market for the most part revolved. That stock made a new maximum on it's advance of 2 Is to 99 3-S. from which 1t fell back to- 977s, the closing quotation. Dealings in steel were so extensive as to overshadow every other feature of the market aggregating 250,000 out of total of 1,075.000 shares.
 Demand for rails was insistent in the forenoon Union Pacific leading at q gross gain of 1 3-8. This issue yielded 10 the pressure of the afternoon, to- gether with coppers, Mexicans and some of the remote war issues.
 Shipping shares and the automobile division were again subject to con- certed selling movements.
 Bethlehem Steel stood out among the high priced specialties by it's further gain of 3-4 to 4S9 3-4 and Cuban American Sugar lost as much with a moderate recovery at the end. There was less activity in miscellan- eous or unclassified stocks, those is- sues showing no material change. 4
Arizona republican., 1916-08-24
UNITED WESTERN IN
 VIGOROUS ORE HUNT

The United Western Is working as vigorously as ever in quest of an ore shoot that the management feel that 1t is due L. find in the north central portion of the camp where the Unit cd Eastern ledge ought to pass through Is shaft is 500 feet deep and it has done 500 feet of drifting. which Is more work than any prop erty in the camp except the Gold road, Tom Reed, United Eastern, Boundary Gone and Pioneer
 A few days ago one of the drifts passed through d small body of ore but it did not hold out. With more than the faith of the biblical grain of mustardf the management is hanging on and has hung on during all kinds of verbal storms of knocking and .slGrs of nnapprcciation IL still stands tue same show of striking ore as any Of the properties working and until it is demonstrated that such is beyong it's power the present man. agement will persevere.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-24

medium. s4.O0d4.50.
 CALVES weight, s9.60: me dium heavy. $S.00GS.50.
 SHEEP-(Per head, desirable wooD' Wethers, s650G7.00: ewes. ss.500 e.75: sucking lambs. s6.00G6.25.
 HOGS-CHard grain fed). 150 to 25O pounds. ss.25GS.75; 250 to 35o pounds. sl75m 500. 300 pounds up, S5.75@6.50.
 OULTRY-Broilers. 1sc; flyers, 16c; roasters, 16e; old cocks. 9c: light hens. 14c; heavy hens. 16; light turkeys, 22a 24c; old ducks. 12c; young ducks, 13d 14c; young geese, 14c; squabs, S200 dozen.
 BUTTER-Receipts, 69,400 pounds; extras. 9sc: firsts 26c.
 EGGS-Receipts. 329 cases selected. 36c: case count. S2c: caHdled. S4c.
 ALFALFA HAY-s12. .00h140o
 SONORA WHEAT IS hid s2.50 asked
 BARLEY: Bright feed st.e5 asked. Dark feed, s1.421s bid: Sf47l5 asked.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-24
Chicauo Grain

CHICAGO. Aug 23-Wheat after it's recent feverish activity, turned quiet today and closing prices were Is cent lower to Is cent higher. Corn closed he lower to Is up and oats n3-S higher. 7Tovisions were irregular with no material changes.
 Wheat showed a nervous tone throughout. II was said by one ob- server that the bulls were afraid of the present high level, and that nobody wanted to sell short. At the opening prices worked sharply off on lower cables from Liverpool, but recovered on confirmation of yesterdays export sales. and renewal of the foreign de- mand today.
 In the corn pit there was a senti- level of prices and as a consequence Fluctuations were narrow most of the day.
 oats were well supported by specu- lators and cash houses registered q small gam for the day.
 Trade in provisions was unsettled. September and December pork closed Q cents down but the october delivery was 10c up. Lard worked 71sc higher and ribs 21a to 121ac lower. A good cash business was reported. Close:
 Wheat Sept. $l492; Dec, $1.53h.
 Corn Sept S5 iAc; Dec, 74Ac.
 Oats Sept, 451ae; Dec. 74Ac.
 Pork Sept, S2745; Dec, $23.3O.
 Lard Sept. SiS.S5; Oct. $13.SZ.
 ftiDs Sept, $14.25: Oct, s14.05.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-24
JEROME VICTOR IS
 NEARLY UNNATERED

JEROME. Aug. 23-The unwatering of the Jerome Victor Extension is nearing completion The punps al the l00-fOot level were started Thurs day evening, and since that time un- watering has progressed tO the 9n0- foot level Superintendent Salisbury reports everything working along in fine shape, and has hopes of reaching tie bottom of tho sh5ft, at 1900 feet with no further delays.
 Including the repair of the shaft as the water ie Grained. it will in all probability take less than a week Co finish the task of draining the shaft and lower lcyols end aetual sinking will be in progress soon.
 statement has been made by off, cials or the Jerome-Yictor that no legal action Cf any description. has come up in regard 10 the purcha# of the property Of the Monarch com pany and the sale by the Monarch
Arizona republican., 1916-08-24
PARAGON TO START
 IHORK BY OCTOBER 1.

It is announced that active dcvel- opment wcrl, will begin on the Para gon Mining Company property OctO- ter i
 This property was recently taken over bY prominent New York. Chi cago and Montreal interest. follow ing highly favorable report made hV p S ScOville mining engineer of Chicago
 The companys property lies be- tween the Lazy Boy and the Esper- anza. The latter company is push inS operations. with 2j men at work. and are now down close to the 309-fool level
 IL is the plan of the Paragon to eink tho shaft te a depth of 5C0 feet and linen start lateral work. Scovllle will have charge of the work on the in turn. 70 the Jerome Victor. Rum or1 to the contrary had been circulat- ed by Los Angeles people.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-24
LOS ANGELES MARKET

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 2s. Prices quoted are for livestock weighed and delivered off the cars without food and water,
 CATTLE - con foot and cross weieht) No. 1 steers weighing 900 to l.200 pounds, s7.50m7.e0; seconds, SI.0O6n7 .9a: common thin. S4.00m4 4ao COWS AND KEEPERS IT No. |, s6.a0m6.25: seconds, sH.50@5.sh; thin, 4.h0m .00.
 BULLS AND STAGS- Good, S5.00.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-24

slight shading of rates to Berlin and Vienna marked the only change in foreign rcmittances dealings in sterl- ing bills and francs being extremely light.
 Anglo French 5's were again the sole feature of the steady bond market. Total sales. par value, aggregated S3, 965. 900.
 U. $. and Panama 3's advanced A per cent on call
Arizona republican., 1916-08-24
Kansas City Grain

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 23.-Cash wheat No. ? hard, s1.49m1.55; No. 2 red. sl.50a157; Sept. s1.45 3-s; Dec, S14Tsa: May. sl.51 S-sdL5ilz.
 Corn No mixed s2@S3c; No. 2 white S3c: No. yellow. s41sc: Sept. StiacaS1Ss; Dec, 73Ac; May. 76 3-4@ 767sc.
 oats No. white. 4sQ46lkc; No. 2 mixed, 42a42lkc.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-24

s6.0OG150: cows and heifers. s5.00M 7.0e, stoclNers and feeders, $5.25N q 7.25: calves, SS.00m10.50.
 Hog receipts. 1000; market steady. Top. s1O65: bulk. sl0.0Om10.40.
 Sheep receipts 200; market steady. Lambs, s10004 1925; ewes. s6.5097 TOO.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-24
New York Money

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.- Mercantile paper, 3I2 GS 3-4c.
 Bar silver, 66 S-Sc
 Mexican dollars, 51c.
 Government bonds strong; railroad bonds steady.
 Time Cans easy; 50 days. 3-49 Sc; 90 days. om3Ac; SIX months, 3 3-4@4c. Call money steady; high. 2Ac; low, Pc; ruling rate. 2Ac.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-24
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-The cotton market closed steady at net advance of 14 to IS points. Cotton futures closed steady. october, $lA90; Dec. $14.90; Jan, s15.01; March. s15.15: May. Si5.30. Spot cotton steady; mid ding uplands. Sl5.1O. No sales.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-24
LIVESTOCK

KANSAS CITY, Aug. Z3-Hog re- ceipts 10000; steady. Bulk, $l030@ 10.75; heavy, s10.25410.50; light. s10.40m10.S5; pigs. SS.50m1000.
 Cattle receipts l3,O00; steady to 10 cents lower. Western steers, S6.75@ 9.UU; cows, s450m725; heifers, S6.00G 1O.o0 stockers. $6.00@S.00; bulls. S5.Z5 GD6.25; calves, s6.50M HOO.
 Sheep receipts 5000; steady. Lambs, s10.25m10.85; yearlings, $S.00MS.75: Nyethers, s7.25@S.00.
 At Chicago
 CHICAGO, Aug. Z3.-Hog receipts 30,000; steady to cents lower. Bulk. $10.60m11.15; light, $l0.60M1L30; mixed, $10.30m11.25; heavy, sl015@ 11.20. rough, $1015@1035; pigs, $7.50Q 9.50.
 Cattle receipts 2O,00O; steady to 10 cents lower Cows and heifers, $3.50M 93o; stockers, $5.0O@7.65; western steers, $6.40W765; calves, $s.00Q 1925.
 . oneep receipts 10000; steady to 10 cents lower. Sheep, S630m7.S0; lambs, $6.75610.T5.
 At Denver
 Di1NNF FIR, Aug. 23.-Cattle receipts 1900. Market steady. Beef steers. Minnesota and Early Ohios, $1.O5Q1.10.
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Copper. Etc.

NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-Copper firm. Electrolytic. s26.50@2S0o
 Iron steady and unchanged.
 Metal exchange quotes tin quiet and strong, $3S.37Is % m3S.6Ti2.
 At London: Spot copper f110; fu- lures, ( e107. los; electrolytic etaonnn lures. G107. los: electrolytic, e12S: spot tin. Gl69, 5s; futures. e170. Is Cd
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liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL. Aug. 23.-Cotton spot easier; good middling, 922, middling, 905; low middling, S90. Sales 5000.
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property. while ". C Eichenberser who has been in the camp for some time. will be associated with him in The development of the property.
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Metal Exchanue

NEW YORK. Aug. 2S.-The metal exchange quotes lead quiet. s6.60G 6.75. Spelter quiet; spot East St Louis delivery, 9h m9 3-4c. At London lead, { 30, 5s; spelter, e55.
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Kansas City Produce

] KANSAS CITY, Aug 23.-Butter, eggs and poultry unchanged.
 Chicago Produce CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-Butter firm, receipts l1.312 tubs, Creamery extras, slc; extra firsts, 3Oh SOhc; firsts 2S@ 29hc; seconds. 261s @27c. Eggs unchanged; receipts 10,119 cases.
 Cheese unchanged. Potatoes higher; receipts 70 cars Jersey bulk cobblers. Sl,25Fi1.30; Poultry alive steady; fowls. 14D 16hc: springs 20021c.
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 Closing Bid American Beet Sugar ,.... SS%
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coPPERS

COPPERS
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-25
MANY MEDICINES FOR RoUP
With Strict Quarantine and Disnfect
ant In Drinking Water, Simplest
Cures Are Best.

There are many medicines for roup,
and with strict quarantine and disin,
fectant in the drinking water the
simplest cures are often the best and
surest, but here is one that Ia worth
trying. When You use this you omit
the disinfectant from the water, al
lowing all, sick and well to drink IL,
but never the sick with the well. re-
member. Give this water to them in
their hospitals.
Get the druggist to mix it in this
way: Two drains tincture OF iron, two
Trans tincture of aconite, two drains
:incture OF belladonna. Add to this four
ounces of water, and, after shaking
we'll, put full teaspoonful to each
quart OF drinking water. This Is to
be relied on in severe colds, and also
in roup If you do not let it get thu
start of you in the flock.