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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-17

mitido los Departamentos de Esta'
70 y Guerra.
FL General Bliss hlzo aver los
Delegates una desapaSIonada dec.a-
raci6n Sobre Ia situaci6n que 81 Sc
sesuI.a 81 el General Pershins sale
ra lie Mexico. antes de que Sc or
@aniza-a deDidamente una fuerza
due sustltuyara a las JCopas dc sque'
;efe. - cree que hi3o ccnooer h
(Pasa IN 5a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-17
CON NOTIVO DE- LAS FIESTAS PATRIAS
No Sc RflN|FRON Los COnIS!ONADOS
Los delegados anericanos pssaron ei dia de aver
estuaiando la mejor manera de podsr
soIucionar los probIemas
Al reanudarse las sesiones someteran la consi.
deracion de los deIegados Mex sus acuerdos

Los i2lc=ad0S maNican0s pasaron
u dia Il" hoy "n la riudad d" Nue.
Va Work. Ianto para cumpl!r con al
-uHaS romiSinncS III" les iueron
runri1IaS M =. -obcrn0. como por
a-i-.if' a In celebration del aniver-
>sr.h d. IA independence mexicana
IN" r,~triar;in ,priyadamrnt" los EN-
plra,In> del CH'i-uiad" m"Xican0 "n
rsa ciu.Iad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-17
CANDIDO ACU|LAR DECLARA QUE Los
FERROCARR|LES NACIONAlES
No SERAN DEVUELTOS
Dice taben que nexacto que Luis Cabrera trate de
conseguir IN emprestto los americanos
En- cambio ei Journal de N. York dice que es
perfectamente cierto que Cabrera busca dinero

vo do Ia cclehraciin de- Ia Indcpen-
,irnria NaciOnal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-17
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee IA PRENSA has 4 large
..IrrllatIon than any other mexican news
paper in the United States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-17
LIBROS EN- ESP PANOL

Compre listed sus libros en- espanol n
lgnacio +. Lozano, COZ SoIorosa St. San
Antonio, Texas. Su casa eS Ia mas barata.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14

fr Highland FaIk rrssustrrtar she
Rev James Davis MscD0us all
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
Three Great Religious
Gatherings On
Schedule
EPISCOPALIANS
NOW IN SESSION
Convention i'm ST. Louis
Being Watched With
Much Interest
ey &c ReLelous aAMs.En

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great gathering arc rsnra-ar-s.i.s
with delegates nreser, from oyer,
mart n, Amer,,a and from ,rre,gr
lana.
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sorm that srbs,srti.,f, 10 -oq.
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The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
CANDIDATES ARE
SEEKING JOBS

Several candidates from various
Varts OF the sta'e are already being
mentioned In Republican circles for
some Of the state commissions The
western part OF The state has two
men IN mind for state highway
commissioner In the persons OF WI
liam Pierson. Of CharlevoiI. and
Charles Rice. OF Kent county Both
ore experienced road builders
Upper Peninsula leaders are try
ing 20 have representative on the
state board OF agriculture and sug
gest r. p. Bronson. of Ishpeming.
'or the place Mr. Bronson II q
farmer and is r.uch interested in
orchards for the Upper Peninsula.
He had spent mnch time and money
Eperimenting with fruits best
adapted FOR the climate
There are several candidates men
toned for the state board OF edu.
cation
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
BANKS MAKE
GREAT GAINS
Figures Issued BY Local Clc,r-
ing House Point 10 Record
Breaking Year

Detroit bank, and trust oompa.
nies have mace unprecedented
gains IN the last six months. IN, IN
crease being especially noticeable IN
the commercial deposits and say.
inss, according 20 k a Locke. man.
rger OF the Detroit Clearing House
association. vho>prt diets FOR retgoit
IN 1917 the greatest year in ITS his
tory
The figures clearly emphasiEe the
Ihenomenal prosperity prcyaSing
here. al sho banks and trust conpa
Lies have been opeI ating Cu most
conservative basis. Mr. Locke says
The follow figures are taken
from statements made ~ The anan
cial Institutions IN compliance With
legal rcquiPmrnt- show ing their
condition on Nov q, 1915. and com
pared With tile statements Issued
June 80. this year. which makes the
interim lightly over four and one
half months
The total Of all deposits includ
ms trust Wpaniss. atncUuts 10
s53l.S5l247 U1 The increase hae
been t3tl6s oNS rs or l2I2 PER cent,
a. the former total wa. $-gI7s5.
l5el4
Savings deposits amount 20 {i24-
S57.l6Ss0 which Is manly repre-
sentative Of The vaRe eNrner's bank
sAvings The last ptev"ts statement
sho~ed total of tjlTt5l.525.i0 .
the increase in The interim amount.
iug 10 ;I3S5.61e 20. which il The ap-
pruIimste added savings Of he De
troit public. exclusive of miscellane-
cur form of investment The PER
ContaEe ~ increase is s 90
one = no most significant rpv.
elations Of thr compiled reports &
he fact that the local banks are ~
aiming cash resources amounting 70
tSe 800 sse n which constitutes
reserve OF 2s 81 per cent ~ total de
POSTS. which IL considerably above
ihs amount required by law
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
WHEAT TAKES
SUDDEN DROP
Rains In Argentina and Sub
marine Rumors Depress
Prices

CHICAGO 'ov 2s.-wheat drop
Iet sharply Monday after steady
opening Important factors in Jb1
-ec.ne we're rams In Argentine. ~
uors @, proposed submarine attacks
which mlght drive commerce from
me ocean and heavy realizing sales
december wss down 3 l.2 below 10
days opening az 1T21-e MAY down
: 70. az $50 July down As. at
Ass December dropped
considerably. Being affected oy tae
teS- % submarine attacks and resl.
izing. The 9uSrantining Of Mis-
souri, Kansas and Nebraska live
stock markets by the Chicago stock
yaras also helped press down tse
UaTNet December Was doNn s. "a.
a. 50 "A Nav down l34. AZ sSl4.
'uiy dow Mis-, al sZ-S Osts
showed falling OF December
toVn az 547s May down = a,
So Provisions steady
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
MAN SHOT AS HE
ANSWERS DOOR;
THREE ARE HELD

James KopotAa 80 year, old. No.
7os Beaub;sn.st Is In the receiv.
ng hospital with bullethole In his
ches' and Peter and Sam Johnson.
alias Jinopolls No ls MurTay.st.
and George Names. No 2ts Rose
dialect. are heii ~ the police
charged with assault and intent 20
kill. as the alleged assAilAnts OF
kopotas
The thres are alleged 20 have
EOne 10 Kopo'As home Sunday
njEhf. when one o' the men fred
fwo shots A. him one % which took
eTec; The th-ce ran bat were
arrested Nondty morning They
were taken 20 the receiving hos
rital. where Koootas identified Pc
'er Johnson a. he man who did
ne shooting and the other Two as
'he men who were with him
Kopotas will recover He can
give no reason for the attempt on
his life
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
Agitation For Wars
End Growing Among
FinancierS
MAY APPEAL TO
PRESIDENT
Diplomats Point Out
Movement Gains In
Strength

WAsHINGTON. Nov 2S Wall
st. is anxious Cor the war to eat
In the opinion q; prominent dVl7
mats here today
Just a touch Of tim.dity over
securities for vast loans. plus q
growing decrease in munitions con
tracts. Is said 20 be responsible tcr
this increasing financial desire for
yeace The hnanciers are said 10
fear--not measurably yet, On, suG-
clently 10 stir them-that their
loans may be. affected II Europe
tries TO pile ub more credits while
destroying more lives and property
This spirit Was called the in.
spiration" for recent peace talk
notably in New York by a high
offcial today.
According 10 this Official. Hose
holding the view that "Wall-st. Is
showing restiveness claimed 10 see
encouragement the recent state
ment in an interview OF the Earl
OF Derby. British under-secretsry
for war. that England was willing
TO listen TO Germany's peace terms
The peace agitation, which diplo-
mats emphasized. has its source in
financial circles solely. will include
according 10 tentative plans. an ap-
real TO President Wilson possibly
in cooperation with European neu-
trails TO call conference. not pri.
insriIy to discuss peace. but mere
iy 10 define the objects for which
each side IN the great war is fight
Ing.
The proposals Go not include sug-
gestions Of an armistice. but diplo-
mats here believe II the suggestion
81 carried thru 10 the point OF a
conference OF neutrals. an armistice
would be entire'y within possibil.
.iy's bounds.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
CONTINENTAL AND
REQ CAR HIGHER

With the exception % Continental
and REQ car. trading on 'he Detroit
Stock Exchange was not unlike The
usual Mondsy morning "sp7rring
matches 10 get linc on the market
A. result few changes Were re-
corded
Continental was stronger han
curing the weekend trading closing
81 ~ 81 10 "a This vas point and
slf above the BID y Saturday
REQ was up thre~eighths IN the
lid and WAS In strong demand Paige
remained unchanged
New York motor stock acre all
~ slightly
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT Nov 2-.-C-fose Dealers
did not appear specially anxious 30
grt into trs wh~At t-al very deep A.
he stA-- and the market rerlal net
-1tct during the early part - ne
cess 1n. Prices were unchanged and
there was an easy feei ~
While prices are WORK ~ lower the
1tns cpu .ng over the w.r-s IS ays~-
a 1e. ul4nS.t oeartsn just AZ - saS AT
o1iIsH when the advance WAS On
.uns nu's from those - nerth Aso
TN-~ftivS that prices ar On 1.Eh~-
4FF-t ne cFors or f0c W1rid are
r~eftt. accurately measured and wants
known These conditions are bun -
hu' fh~ general feeling t-a- ne
recent advance was too rapid and
ars sr~ gner man treF should Pc
p v.~N 90 ths fact that there is No
f~e The .~atins caaes ~ weakness
- -rs A5zcnce ~ foreign buying
w-.eA as been affecting the msrSef
tur over a week A. present there
tte -rarEe'. sita" the rare 0ot be-
~H The papers tails ~ a proposal
gI. 4srtlrg for time r rier
So q, terms cannot 30 arr r~i a.
such news u alwaFs bear sn
Tce United X 0gtnW reports rru
.rt-y markets and g0favor8 BE
weather. Argentine rains help te-
r@ss Vaines ard Liv~-pool again
atns nat recent purchases are
a7.L for TIE present American r-
ats ~ British ports are ln-reat.nE
Interest In TIE wheat UarEet -
--as!nE and rrAn} sf"c1 1latars are
etsNN Fc f"F tr'7t~ " lrr
t-r ned sharply. making loss of
'e Later tf~f@ ~as some re-
~ Nna f7" vas A-"lt
st-sty AZ loss - 3 = q 81. for tre
fa-
-n declined l r oats ard rye
50 red 8 Deem aer opened
"A onf crAnS@ az = - - lrTd 70
-. and closed ~ = May
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
Who,n aIx. l4In , lln,

Harry Mosier. who returned re-
Gently from hunting trip In north.
ern Ontario with moose Weighing
tetween 100 and 800 pounds. har
offered t2b toward 'he cost ~ hav.
'ng the game animal noumted so
that n might BE- presented 10 Tho
Detroit Museum of Art. The moose's
antlers have 4 spread ~ "a inches.
and the animal r. said 70 oe sDlcn
did specimen
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
Sugar Market

suSsr-Dsuolt wholssals pTlces
CrystAl domlnoeA 2-i- Siiss. do.
Slo.. tli.sS. Eagle tablets tiO1
cut loaf. $3.50. cuoss ts.ss xxx
powdered tssO: standard powdered
tsBb GRADUATED. sKtrp coarse. tsaS
grsnulated. me. IN bulk. - Is gran.
ulated. sS-lb. cottons. o. IS. crystal
IN cases ts.S crystal domino. gran
HF cases tss5. diamond A. 81 rs
eonf.ctionsrs A. $50. 50 & lsis;
70 s. ,Eio No :, ,sos No !, e,
No, Il, $50 10 -. tTTs No IL
f.fo; No. IL o. 10, No rs o. nom
eakinx miHtvrs- a.: beet Eranulsted
Ia a. 20 case tfis. do a. TO casa
lAto per ease.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
DENIES FORD
TRIED TO RUN
DIRECTORATE

In an answer 10 the Dodge suit
against the Ford Motor company,
fled Monday. Attorney Horace r.
RscEham. s'ockholder, denies that
Henry Ford sought 70 domiLate The
board ot directors OF the company.
a. Dodge brothers charged he fur.
ther declares that Ford told nim he
vas IN favor Of a special dividend
and that he planned 70 take the mat
ter up with the board after the FIRST
OF The year.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
To Build Steel Plant.

The International Steel Tube and
Rolling Mills, Inc. has purcbaFed q
slte on the Lake Shore. Michigan
Central and Grand Trunk railways
In Erorse and expects TO bePin the
construction ~ the plant within so
days The company is capitalized AZ
s2.5n0.DO " X Flasler. president
% the concern has been an active
figure in the steel tube business for
many YEARS
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
Livestock
CENTaII sroCkn ARps

DETROIT NoN . cattle Dull.
Weight butcher steers s,g;So. mis-
- steers and heifer.. st96sS handy
hght ea!ShsTs ,S1s0bso ,ngsnt
coss N35atS0 csnners ~ a..
ecst heavy bulls. tSSoas hologns
bulls. ssG5aS stock bulls. ~ soq
ass feeders 5000 stoekers 40
mNekrs and sprinEers toFse
Veal calves Market sli 5O9 - so.
hesNiss iSusso sheep and lambs
Hsa,y. bes, lambs. tll !B0IiSe fair
lambs tioclo2S light 90 common
lambs tsus1S fair 10 good sheep
81 sSg6-S culls ard common. Nu ;
Hogs Market l0clSc higher york
srs aud h-Avies, s. SSo5s7S. piEs "
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
SFw YORK ruoDUcE

NEW YORK. Noy q Flour
Quiet unssftl~s Pork steady mess
tsl 5odi1 iArd firm middle west
spot. lodi-,o Sugar Raw
quist centrifugal % test - ss mus
covad. A. test. tsII rraned quiet.
cut Loaf 1855 crushed $3.50 pow
d.rei y 40 EranulAt~f iiSoTT6S.
Coffee Rio 40. on spot 9L TsI-
low steady special i1hc city. lie.
oountrT, u a,ih, Hay Firm.
YER sScct1 % Dressed poultry
es3e fowls isa31o ducks IFG7
Live poultry rull geese, i5c. ducks
ls6l1e fowls isft'i,c turkeys n
11Be ROSTERS lsc chickens. broli-
srs 1000 Cheese Firm state
MILK. common 20 specials Rots 70
tb1G skins. common 90 specials 70
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

-Aprl.s --5cGUis eu I7V37s per
eeL ~ choice ans $500. Tor fancy
o. ssrs per suneA
beans Dried LmAs ssG7s
CanfSrAis Fruits so
S01 e.sS..: S..:s :s:sss SsSsh'0 IS. box,
cSse., NJ .,hisAn Fats, 2'e. Ne~
imported s~iss SSesoe. brick cream,
80 ,onS horns, as<e daisies
cr.uSe--,e.-L4ts HO~.S 1850
Gs.trst-i;e1oe Ia
prs';.a ps;,a g. csiy..IFsney' ".. ~ si'e
Fr.%A Sss.tssie--Gre.n p.ppera
t:!s sra'. rSai'heA seS,se doi
eu sru.se,s sprouts. yOosse a.
celery. % case dos
srap. Fruit-'. 2 esoo Per er.t.
be- i5 EIie n. .Strsetsd. TGsc 10,
Hsy-Oetrott shippers src paying
the fo.lowins erless for eslsd hay n
Isso61t - Tshi m red. nse,' 10.
timcthl tlfels No. mixed I'll .
y No : m'xed Sero W. / clover.
o. OH rys straw ys5oGs whea,
a
.~mon. IS sees eoX
IIme. loti IS per 100.
Ss-ws5aSl s,"- 49, y ;Gf Ai@saf. man,.
'S orsn.. ana eeeHas si.or,S S -, ,s?s5ss ?;T 2 eo.
Onions 80 3s5 per leo-lo sack
Potstse. -Menigan car lo,. IN
bulk s. soc IS 10 Gags i1on SO
Peui,ry springs 1sn1st,c fancy
hens ''rls wefluw h~rs '3g .s-
No :. 10 r2osters TOO i2r. S"es-
So press.i chickens tss
h~-s ,fGlsg gees. lsatsA tusks
Rabbit, g eiG Pc flS
str~ erries -- California. 20 o '5c
sweet Potste~. Jersey. ;lSe
per hamp-- stt01tsN psr sol
JoBsIsG PRICks
Canned Gsoa.-ADDles sg1S35 per
ga Lima beans iiiog SO. Corn
Faney NA.ne $50 q 90 standard,
Fancy Aa.s sariy 9sns' & q 80 t.nd.re. a.r az
o. salmon. tall t7to. Msrrg~fa;
PEAS. o. 20 Gl,5 esriy June. u.So.
sif,ed early June. 'l4o .doE
msfa. Ha Iss 9so 'ansy 'sna 70 &c l. R,o. TO-
u = - lac LIN packages iS69lc
i-ls tins. q . &c 10
Feed pDbtnS prices. lD0-lb. "a q.
bran. $50 standard middilnks
81 50. fns middiiugs SIS tracked
corn. st5, coarse corn meal. t2 corn
and cat chop. Sa9 ton
.Frioulr,-,J9.eoi1,g price. Best S..ni-
g. -. straight, .t5.20 pure rye tAs9;
spring gstsnt uo5o boil N sth pa
Detroit OtI-Ra~ Uusssd oU 81 o.
boiled iinseed. o. o. "a n barre lo'.
k~rosene. IN iron barrels Diamond
headlight. sc. perfection, Tc paia-
ein~. s3c. red crown gasoline. Isc
GsL
Hardwar~-SaIs ~ Ter k-x base
anueaIed wire. 2aS Nundle sslvan-
tied bsrbed wire 2-potnt. t11s spool
saivanized sheets. 1fgauxs. ~ Ss a.
gauge s4sS :szauge. IS 40
gauge fS 20 per cwt buhl bronHsd
ares. single handled $3.50. double,
ti2 so don black sheet metal - and
i1-gaugs g. 2s ss-gAUFe t5so. -
Ea1ge. 81 s5 2s-gauFe. $40 per W,
o.rrsE g. isys ooI5s ,5s ard ,gA 80 10 go ara
bolts small 50 20 and OF. large.
Hiae--No ! cured hides 7ic No.
J green hides lfc No. ! cured bulls,
isc No ! green bulls. lac No
cured veal kip, 1sc. No. l green veal
Zip. .'2c No. cured muT-aln. ise.
No green murrain. i7cy No I cured
hors. hides ,s; No. : hors. hides IS;
hides, ic OK No. : Kip and cslf
lAc OF -heepskin tas 10 amount
vooD. soc 20 81
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
nVrTTW AND TGGS

batter--Ertra creamery 4fr 10
creamroy hfsts So ib ds ry Soc
10y psoking stock. a7lsc lb
Eaas-Frern receipts, cases fu-
ofpded nrsts. anc dor icurcrnt re-
ceipts. ssc don. Receipt Mgnday EOS
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

Margaret Ross Adeiine Baker
and Rods Brooks we're found guilty
~ the larceny ~ fvo waists vaIued
a. SO each from tho Kline depart
menf store. NJ. ~ Woodward ave 4.
by Judge Heston In police court
Monday morning. and each uAs fined
!is and go costs.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

NEW YORK. Nov ~ -Futfer
ira. t2c HtRto dairy tubs. 3sts t1r.
Imitation creamery frsts rtts eSr
DO. special market tei0aqr FEpa
Firm. receipts $3.50 nearly white
fancy, 60 - Csc. nearby mfVrd farrv
toH soc fresh frsts. o. SOC.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
Ranks and Trust Compasle.


The following Hrms ar, privileged
y e Moss a. Co. Carlyle 4 Povah
Geo " west 4 Co. z T. Maccron.
e. Co ~ ~ Noble A Co 2 Z s.y-
mopr & Co. " 3. Mclaughlin Msr-
Co. WIN A Nesr 4 CO sinelaif q
Couis Emmett i Sprsgge wm n
Rose & Co. r X Peton e Co Jcel
storkrri & Co. Bennett Smith A
Co. MsttheE Finn A p wallace a
Co. evils y Gorton
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
MaYor octa LIIs DE-

Mayor Oscar y. Marx was back IN
his once Monday morning follow.
ing q 10 days bunting trip IN the
northern Michigan aoods The may
or brought down deer, size and
weight not specified Tie dntc oi
the vensscn dinner has NOT been
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
TOLEDO LIVE STOCK

TpLEI-0. Nov . Hogs Receipts
80 uafkef steady on mediums
hsavfes Ic0?Sc htghe- on pigs
NeaVI~E lefiO15 mediums ti00
8 -iHsFt valves S,rady sheep
and lambs Steady
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
FINANCIAL AND MAKAEI NEWS


Daniel 4 Dubois. No g6i niA.aFe.,
was sentenced 20 serve 35 days In
thc House pf CORRECTION b, Jud- -
lIeston iu police court. Monday,
when b. MAS found guilt, o, not sup
porting his wife Rottie
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
Watch for Times
Annexation Issue

Watch for next Saturdays
issue Of The Times. II will
tell the story of annexation
and its meaning TO Detroit.
II will contain a carefully
and accurately prepared pic
ture story of the most
talked-of city in America
GREATER DETROIT
Order your copies now.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

The following notice has been is
sued by william A Neer COMPANY,
Chalmers stock "ff you have not
sent your. old certihcats 20 be eS
changed for the new, and desire 20
liquidate don't sell tho new against
your old. as the brokers' handling
thts proposition hsve taken advantage
~ this position with others Who have
sold The new expecting 10 deliver the
new when they received N. and have
tsen bought In 81 loss Either
ssli ths old or wsit for delivery of
the new
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
Produce

TAe rrut-, d~si etli 30 fre -h's'
f-st4r~ 30 che market Tor 'rc nrNt
fsN dsvs the tenlar' bel7g f'r
t-e-s~d sferk Receipts - ..- pnHl
r-s have he-r fairly utrrst surh r-
fa-y we're r4t the average s4t..N
- th- receipts has been - poor MAT
receivers have had to shade the GOOD
stock Uttls in order - move trs
p,Ur stock and The average - - 4f~
has reen reduced scmewhat A. that
tn- market fAiled 20 clean ~ ani a
ict of ught weight hens he'd 30 Dc
,arr'ed over 90 this week From now
on the demand VIII be for dressed
p>ulfry but shipments arriving on
"wednesday will rna but few buyers
w.th their wants still unSatisHrd
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
VESSEL PASSAGES.


DETROIT. Nov 15-Up. capt Will
son. Indus $40 Berwind DO Nor
ris Conest0ga ~ 30 last night Linn.
f7to m Moses Taylor. - -.
Sogaunee 40. Osisr. Sit. gsry.
70 Huron sac Walsh. Denmark.
Sew White. . 20
Down Ar'sc 1910 last night
RrvsIlte m BlsAmvrs 80 fai-
cite. s. Princeton. 5ib BslS'um 5 %.
Ashley 4 Kerr. SO Chairman,
q n Green. barge Wickwirs. Jr.
Sn Dan HannA. 10 40
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
FAST BIFFkLo LIVE STOCK
DuuslaH a stevens

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Nov -
St. S.15' r.,R: R:':. :,..;. ;sOsHo az t.ir 10
god ts2S1siS plain. -
SIS IS' faiT T' q SS soos ,'scas s.S
SSoi is-scTSo ish; and eommon,
iOfs FAIR - good, uyeps best
handy buteher hsiterS it.e0 80
srd COMMON. tSaSSt best fst cow.
IS T. good butcher cows s6.so;
netiu.- 20 FAIR. tsosSe cutters tQ
so csnners tiGt fancy bulls 90 u
c good butcher bulls ts:b o $50
....g1::'f eHII .s,ngsn i - - ,s,, s ,s,se s
40 Best stcckers. Isso6T common
60 good SQSSo mixers and spr'nE-
srs ts5R ioS
Hogs Receipts. cars strong
heavy SO iscio IS workers. % 80
SO PIG. isss6sSo
top lambs 81 50 y-srilnGs. ,sqsso;
wethers SSGs50 ewes tf.sdtTS
Calves t5Rit
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK

I.fN LAND. NV 3T--Hoks Ns-
ceIpts 5000. bGlSc higher yorksrs
10 mixed. so A51lo:s mediums
700 pEs tsSn coughs - "a
s'REs SSl5 Cstt,- Receipts. 900 !.
steady sfeep and lambs Receipts
J 800 25c hisher TOP tiis CsIves
Receipts. 5000 steady top. itSo
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
CUTCACO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO Nov :--HoGs r
ceipts $4,000 market. strong to Is
= gher mixed and butchers $3.50
1870 good heavy SSoDloo5 rough
heavy iss0QsTS light 81 i06sSs
ptEs 81 gs50 Cattle Receipts
'991p market strong 20 &C. higher
heev-s s0Gig0S cows and heIfsrs
sS5s's TeKAns s .od'Ts calves
ser. IS sheep Receipts, $4,000
market 20 20 lSc lower native. $50
go western. g. isetso lambs. - IS
Gl1l0 western. s-scl. 10.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

PrintinE-ths PIafn neat kIns--ses,
q. rfsht-Tirnss lob Dspt.-MsIs ss7s
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
Boston Copper Stocks

Reported for The Times by Horn
blower a Weeks, Nov -. 1915
Omen High Low Close
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
REPORT OF TIE CONDITION OF
THE
n'onLAso PAsn Srsu
BANK OF DETROIT

AZ Detroit. Mich AZ the close ~
business nov - 1915. as called for
- the Commissioned or the banking