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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12
About the Railroad
Mems Earnings in New Mexico

classes of uployos-,ugiuocrS iiro-
mon. conductor. and brukomcu in
ana yard service, during 1919,
were a4 follow Figures cover aCtu-
al average time at an employees whose
name appears on January aud Deem
h,r payroils, 1870
Engineers, working as engineers
ouI,. freight service, Si3pS.oI Men
wording ~ both engineer aud fire.
man. freight service. Sl5i3-i2. Firc-
mon only. freight service. $lase.ol.
Conductors. freight service, &l,i5. 80.
Htlkomcn $ll3s53
Helper service Engineers, S2036.52.
Fircm,u. Sl130.Gl.
Mixed scrviro. both freight and pas
songor Engincors. Sl'Nab Fire.
men. SltO>.G1 Conductors, SlNll23.
lrakomcu, Sl2lN.l3.
Local freight Conductors. Sl93G.sS.
urakcmcn, Sl3a52t,
yard service Engineers, $li9f.il.
Ftromcu. s98l.0t. Foromou. SI2G0.2i.
Switchmcu %Chcipcrsb, Slta2 90.
Tho tolIoWinp figures are from the
freight service only ana show high
est wages actually earned in 1915 hS
individuals ia the four CLASSES ot om'
pioycs on the RIO Grande division OF
the santa Re.
Engineers. through freight. S22ii
O5. Fircmcu, through freight Sl1''
Conductors. through freight
$2o32Ta. Ernkom,n, through freight
Sla,N 90.
Conductors. local freight, score rs
/ Erakcm,u. local freight. Sl3t2.5o.
yard service. Engine foremen
SIs.u.1>. Helpers. $l3o5.S6 Engi
nccrs. StGH3f, Fircn,cu, $lO5a3o.
The lowest wage shown In the ahov,
g. somewhat uvc So per month tol
urcm,u ON yard engines, and tbs
highest AN average of over $50 pc
month Il is to those wages thc rail
roads assert that the pcudlug demand.
would add 20 per cent. The tran
service men ON the santa Fc Ei'
: Grand, division are about unc-flftl
of the total number of the railroad
employees on that division.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12
SAVE VOIR COYOTE SKINS.

I'p mourntnt friend tho ,'ovpte
alto, cnduripp throughout his
~ vbola rocord.d history IN,
,optemnt ,f mankind nov seems in
a rtr way IN hroat into the four hun
droa ~, m. ,rum,, u,pdom or to ne
c,rri.d in to mn a. fptr,, for ,he
c~ov,,,. MAJ, destination nrhi,,,d
',,t, ,,,o, his d,,,r
A,rordin, T., tho rtr r,tlet ,epno,s
|~ro,,t. n.i,s n,,. ,d,,r,.d sr~oytrr.
=, within TN. mast six uoIths Tboy
o,.r ,,,,,ns Ian, .,,,. ,,,,rtl, On,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12

\ nice line OF high grade pipes at
reasonable prices. Henry Wcstor-
field. 2O7 West Central ave
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12

VISIT ptR SiIOI CORNER TDR
MN IDi ~ ~ LADIES SHOES
ron EASTER WEAR. nm COL.
DIN RiII DttN GOODS co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12

Phone % Rod Barn, 3ll West cop
per. for first ciaa livery W. l..
TrlmhIc ~ eco.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12

Two-Ncar-old Rose piant.. 50 81
per dozen. albuquerque Greenhouses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12

Tho Ro,aI Noiehuors viii hoid rex.
! " hail
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-16

You women who continue the DID, tiresome, ex-
pensive way of washing your clothes-this is
message to you This IS to tell you how these
ninety thousand women freed themselves from that
slavery to the tub This is to tell you how to make
your clothes last six times long and how to make
labor Of the old fashioned wash Jau W
How you do drudge now over that tub and wash
board! Think of next Monday Think of breath
ing the hot vaporS from the SudS-think of that
back breaking rub, rub, rub-think of the damp
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-16

clothes, the wet feet, the red hands and the weary
muscles at the end of the day. Is that task for
woman to endure? Ninety thousand voices
answer-No!
When you struggle with heavy wet blankets, when
you your fine lingerie worn and frayed by the
ugly washboard Twill YOU wantonly exhaust your
strength-wil you needIessly wear out your clothes
when wonderful machine stands ready to take all
that drudgery from your shoulders?
Come today and see the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-16
REMARKABLE machine BANISHES
WASH DAY DRUDGERy
Special Christmas
S. Reduction on AN Orders
Before December Est

and
N
themselves their the
they laundry
tear
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-06
AUTOIST HELD IN
WOMAN'S DEATH

Gligor Zallanyan. ~ years old.
Cottage Groveave., Highland Park.
is belrg held by the police on a
charge OF granddaughter. following
the death OF Miss Mamie Creedon,
35 years old. No 2ss McKinstry-
ave The woman was knocked
down and run over by machine
Ballanyan was driving as she
allghted from a street car AZ Fort
at and McKinstry- Monday
night
The machine passed over the
young woman's abdomen. according
10 Patrolman Louis Shaules. OF the
Scotten-ave. station, who Witnessed
the accident. Ballanyan made
statement 10 Assistant Prosecutor
Robert T Speed at headquarters.
He said that he had not been ex-
ceedinR 10 miles an hour AZ the time
he struck Miss Creedon. His state
ment was corroborated by witnesses,
among whom were Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Sirka. No. s42 south-st.. and
their daughter. who were riding In
Ballanyan's car.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-06
WOMAN ELUDES
HER ABOUCT0R
Mrs. Barch, of River Rouge,
kidnapped BY Boarder, Re-
turns With Children

Escaping from their kldnaper,
Mrs. Edward Barch and her three
young children have returned 20
their home at No. 1853 Haitnpr-st-
River Rouge. after fight from
Pittsbgrgh,f Pa. whittier they were
transported against their will by
John Hruska
HruskA was a former boarder in
the Barch home. but his attentions
TO Mrs. Barch brought bis election
by the husband. After tSo months
he returned. last week. ana while
Barch was away forced the woman
and her children 10 leave with him.
All the way to Pittsburgh Mrs
Barch was threatened with the re-
volver, which Hrlska kept in his
coat pocket, her iO-yearold son told
Deputy Thomas Wilson, Tuesday
morning They are Hungarians AMI
the mother speaks little English.
When their kiinaper took them 20
hotel In Pittsburgh ann eft them
for short time 20 ge. some food
the mother led She got a ticket
Immediately for Detroit.
Fearing that Hruska was follow
ing them. she went TO her fathers
home in Delray when she got back.
Friday. Her husband was cosmunt
Gated with and escorted them back
10 their home
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-06
CHARGES
DUPONT GOT
JEWELS
Woman Says Hold-Up
Was Fake To Cover
Job

The mystery ~ disappearing Du-
pout, the phantom bandits and the
weird story OF he $1,000 jewel rob
berry. on the sevcn-mile read that
came floating INTO police headquar
tiers IN the wee. small hours, FRIDAY
morning. was all explained. Tuesdsy
morning. by Miss Evelyn Davis.
Miss Davis vas The victim OF the
hold-up, which she alleged. wasn't
really a hold-up but a "frame-up."
arranged BY Dupon; TO get her val
tables And 50 well did Dupont
have things fixed that she didn't
even suspect It after she was strip
ped Of the diamonds, but gave Du.
port social the money she had
10 enable him 10 recover the jewels
How did finally find out that
nc put Il up on me-" she asked
why. because he never squealed
about losing the $500 he told me
they got And when I came 20
think about II. / remembered that
they didn't even trouble to pick up
the watch and chair he dropped IN
tho bottom OF the car"
We'll. Evelyn he said. when
wanted TO know why he didn't com
plain. II wasn't $500. as told you.
but s575'
III II bad been any other man
he'd have holle=cd. II IL had only
been a hundred. told him"
Dupont gave her 10 understand
that he was very influential In De-
troit police circles, and that, II he
had about 5000, II would be very
easy for him TO get 10 the dia-
monds.
Nor was that all When Dupont
went 20 Jail, pending an inquiry
into what At first appeared a phan-
tom robbery. he called on Evelyn 10
bail him out
81 told him tina. the 5000 he got
was all the money | had" said Eve
Ign.
Evelyn told her story 10 Assistant
Prosecutor Paul VOORHEES, and askeI
that Dupont be prosecuted. Dupont
she declared, had taken her 10 din
ner the night before the robbery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-06
BREMEN CAPTURED
BRITISH BELIEVE

NEW YORK. Sept 5.--The general
opinion IN London IL that the British
naval forces have captured the Ger
man merchant submarine Bremen.
according 10 passengers arriving
here today on the liner Cameronlan.
The Bremen-at various times re
ported likely 10 arrive In American
port AZ any moments believed by
Londoners TO be safely slowed away
in some British port No ofrcial
claim Of capturing the big subsea
merchant ship has been made. bu,
the general belief In London II that
this IL being withheld In the hope
that the Deutschland or other sub
mersibles OF that type may be cap
tured in the same way
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-06
WILL
ASK RECOUNT

Rev. g. r. Ruesskamp. who was
defeated for the nomination for con
gress az the primary election. de-
clared, Tuesday morning, that he
would file a petition With the cleo.
tion board for 4 rccoun- in the In
terest Of the publication OF primary
elections. hIs defeat being accom-
pljshed. he declared. by fraud and
Illicit manipulation OF votes The
pastor declared that he would pro
test simply IN the interest Of clean
or elections.
There Il no use In a respectable
man running for dice n the cleo.
tions are 20 be conducted in this
manner. shall object. too. 10 city
and county employees seh,ing on the
boards said he.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-06
PAICE-DETROIT
CUTS BIG MELON
Said To Have Declared Stock
Dividends of so Per
Cent

The directors Of the Paige Detroit
Motor Co. have declared stock
dividend OF so per cent, payable
Sept. 10 10 stookholderJ OF record
Sept 3. according 10 the announce
ment OF Detroit brokers.
The announcement followed 10
days OF record breaking activity IA
the issue on the Detroit Stock ex.
change when sales ran into several
thousand shares at prices ranging
from 81 10 81. Three months ago an
SO per cent stock dividend was de-
clared
Oncials az tho factory refused
either 10 deny o. afnrm the brokers'
announcement. while a prominent
director said he was in the meeting
Saturday but Was not al liberty u
say what occurred"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-06

>uKsr--Detroit Wholesale prices.
Crystal dominoes. Alb. $3.50 DO. s.
10. 1850. eagle tablets 81 90. cut
loaf. sass, cubes. 1870. Xxx powder
sranulated, extra coarse. s74n. 10.
fine. In bulk. $3.50; do. 25-lb. cottons,
$40. crystal domino gran, alb. and
5-ib. cartons. in cases. 81 so, crystal
uond A. q 90, confectionery A. s. IS
10. 1920. 70. :. ,I1; Ns. 9. !7l?;
No. 10. 81 No. II. 1895, No. 10. 1890;
1855 non-caking mixture. IS 80; beet
sranuisted. $40 per 100 lbs house
hold powd. Ia - 20 case. s23S, do,
"a TO case, t4so per case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-06
ublic Participating in
New York Stock
Market
RAIL STOCKS
HOLDING OWN
MunitiOn Issues Once
More Gain in
Favor

M NEW YORK. Sept. e.-The New
n Ork Evening Sun financial review
Is 4ussday said:
although interest in todsy's gen
golIy active trading was confined
~ great part to the sensational
~Derations in international mercan-
10 marine issues, particularly the
ecferred. which advanced more
4an ~ points over Saturdays low.
x ~ to the great capacity the market
lowed for the absorption OF United
Mites Steel common. The general
~ rejected participation In the
qnIiugs b. substantial wallst- oper-
1orS and by the public. the latter.
eWevsf, exhibiting decided discrtm-
nnttun in the character of its pur-
E0Gnsos.
a While The rail shares, az d rule,
{xore Inactive, their prices held
D1r1y well in the best Part Of the
session. selling OF Reading and
'&lntom Pactdc being particularly
vUu taken. Munition issues were
$50 n favor because OF the calling
- fhe order for q railroad strike
nD1 some of the specjalties. notably
'11tDd Fruit and Kelly Springfield
IN vers strong.
Denkinenf IN the financial district
49, not particularly buiIish regard
~ - immediate prospects ior &C
~ expansiou In the speculative de-
|om1 for the railroad stocks. while
1ogo appeared to be tone Of pes
In1nn n the talk heard In various
ouDos over the outlook for 4 wider
|Vostsnsnt inquiry for the rails. at
|11ok until q clearer conception
6ou1A be had Of the probable out
$3.50 e The railroad labor situation"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-06
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Sept. s.-close Wheat
was very strong at tire opening Tues
day. Prices here were up &c az the
start, and the tone IN chicago was
strong The pit was fun ~ buying
orders az he opening Liverpool was
irregular. bUt the tone was called
strong az the close
The foreign situation Gid not pro-
duce anyth!ng eearish. and all the
American changes favored higher
prices. Tire Canadian yield IA report
ed lower and thAre Is much disaN-
pNiutment az the iowneSS % the grad
Ing Exporters agurs that a very
short time VIII see the American ex-
portable surplus all wiped out n the
present rate 81 exporting Is con-
tinusd Exporters took a million
Bushels AZ the s@arohrd Monday. and
have been nrtiva BUYERS for several
weeks Bulls are not az all backward
in taxing wheat and some dealers
who fav0- higher prices fear the
market viii Re weakened by the too
heHvv buying
are an lu that nothing heaTiSh can
now develop on this side % the wa
ter. Any weakness must come from
abraad and the only event that can
BRING a decline ia the opening OF the
Darjauelies 20 let out the Russian
surplus This. every body admits. - a
long way 81 These conditions give
the bulls great confidence IN the Sc
tha, prices VIII decline only on over
bought SPOTS
Wheat advanced and ruled strong
all Gay closing az gain Ot ti1c
Corn and eats advanced &c. cctc-
ruesdsy.s wheat quotations-Cash
No rcd. il52tz December opened
With = jump u = az 81 IS. advanced
De- g. 81 declined 10 s15s. and closed
vances - slss. dscl nea - sisi. and
aavsrced u il.s2'4 No. white.
Tuesdsv.s coarse grain quotations
Corn--t,avh No 3 Sc No 5 yellow.
Oats-New standard, ts19c old
standard. 49I.ci. new No : white.
473c BID Old NJ. white 4se
Fve--Cash No 2 81 g.
B@sns-Iruusdiste and prompt ship
uent sS75 October 500
SAeds-p ri1A rcd clover. isTS al
slss So 90. timothy s25o. alfalfa
Receipts IN the petroi, marker
TUESDAY we're 1000 bbls ~ hour. -
ears % wheat g % corn "a - oats
-. 20 rye. and Z 81 hay Shipments
wsrs 900 hnls - aour Ard 1000
wheat - 600 bu - corn. iTs0n0 trtl
~ oats and 81 0o6 pa - rye
Wheat on passage amounts 20 &C.
5fs 0e9 pa. against 44.52sofO On a
wsek ago and % 10000 BIZ a year
ago
Ire FIr1-ean visible supply ~
~fasat "a --i--sG-a1n hu. an Increase
last week - ass 900 bu
Snow rs kes the corn crop promise
1854 roo 900 hu. against ass 1A0 oNH
on p month ago TIE winter wheat
~rop he puts a. $50 e00 900 M and
spring $4,000 900 bu lie estimates
oats A. 1925 600 600 bu
Receipts az wheat Tuesday uu-
iu-h. i7s cars against 80 year ag0.
Mluuea polls. III cars against Ia
winnipeg ~ 0Qn bu aEafns, IL
Chicago. - cars. aVainsf fs- south
west i.21s 00o 81. aEains; i1s7 300
bu
Primary wheat rp~ein'v were Z 7f4-
ago
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-06
STEIN QUITS
ELECTION BOARD

No petitions for a recount OF votes
were received by the election board
up TO the time of their adjournment.
Tuesday morning Only short
session was held Edward Saunders
a real estate man. was elected ia
I'll the vacancy caused by the resig.
nation OF County Treasurer Edward
Stein. who declared that It was Inn
possible for him to serve because
he Ia a candidate for sheriff. The
board will meet Wednesday. in the
county building.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-06
SENATE FAVORS
DANISH TREATY

WASHINGTON. Sept. s - The
United States will accept the Dan.
ish West Indies purchase treaty. The
senate foreign relations committee
Tuesday voted unanimously TO re-
port the treaty favorably
A favorable senate vote Is expected
before the close of the days ses-
sion. or early tomorrow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-06
stock Exchange SIN pu,,

The usual afterhoIiday dullness
made tfelf felt on the Detroit Stock
exchange, Tuesday. with the result,
that there was practically no trad,
Ing. Charcoal Iron common and pre-
ferred were strong and up en- eighth.
while REQ Car showed an upward
tendency. Otherwise members OF
the exchange found little to attrac,
their attention during the morning
session. A stifrenlng in the marke,
has been predicted for this week
many OF the vacations being over
and the usual summer dull period
passed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-06
ESTIMATORS
WILL FIGHT TO
RETAIN JOBS

Nominees 20 the board OF esti.
mates, abolished by charter amend.
ment at the primary election. Aug.
a. want TO fight. and have asked
Edwin c. Bol.1n. president OF the
board. 10 call meeting.
Bolton said, Tuesday. he would
call the meeting for Thursday. and
expected candidates would take
steps 20 serve out their terms. In
spite OF the charter amendment
The light may 90 TO the courts. II
II reported.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-06
NEW YORK PRoDuCr

~ SE vges rosx siRs Fen F,.' n.
:sss ,l.s ss s'r ss:.y MIA" h..
sS.,.s ct lGss ass .r sTs;s,s g,
ss go. :sus,;S 's;s''. ih y:
sse ssssss. ps;:;d c BGsa.y
Ne. turkeys. isnise; BOOSTERS isc
ss., s's'ls s ss s.s ss' 10 . ss:si:
81; SHINE common 70 specials.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-06
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.

EAkT BUFFALO, y =. sept o.
Cattle: Receipts 80 cars. slow
~: good 60 choice. ss7sm9,s: fair 20
good. ten s.2s: yesrlines. dry fed.
3oytme. ts.25n9.s5; hest hutchering
4keers and heifers. mixed. sT2567.TS.
beet heavy TAT cows. ss.506f7. butcher
cows. &S.sAms. cutters. s450n4
f<An0erk. s3.50n4. fancy bulls. 675n
HI; butcher bulls sSA SIS common
ou1la s52ss. So good stock
'oSM ts25ms7s light common
oeQckere. es.50Gs. feeders. ts75nT25
zuD(Icbsfs and nprinwers. sfS1Jo6
N HonS--- " eceipta 10 cars higher:
oeavy, sifsS workers.. sii75n IL so:
plgs. tlont0.5e.
II Hhc~p--Receipts 2 cars, lower: top
lnSnhs. si1.25Gjt4o. yeariings $3.50 q
q: wefhers. sTTs1s: ewes. t7a7,s.
* Calves tsm1t
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-06
CHICAGO CRAZY

CHICAGO. sept s-Op~nfnE -
Wheat sentenbsr up 2t,c Deem
Der up &c MAY up ihc Corn sep
ZEN Der unchanged December up Ic.
MAJ up &C Oats September I'D 2 (. e.
December up " May up .c Pro-
visions Higher
CIose--vv hea' sept up 80 Dec
IL Dec up &c May up ~ Oa,s
SEPT down r. Dec I'D nc May Nd
&c Provisions Higher.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-06

The forty eighth annual conven.
ton ~ the National American wo-
man Suffrage association. beginning
ifs sessions today a. Atlantic CHy.
is expected 20 Do one ~ fhe most
important conferences In the history
% The equal suffrage movement.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-06
livestock
uunyeAN CENTRAL sToCKrARDs

|5rnUnyoAN CENTRAL sToCKrARDs
DETROIT. sept s.--cattfe: Market
NIL ~ last weeks close. prospects
'Iower; bcs; heavy steers ssQszs:
.oaet handy weight butcher steers,
f0IS3t07Tk. mixed steers and heifers.
ixG7S67.35: handy light butchers. - q
t2t0, light butchers. t5.s5ds. best
cows. tt4e.50. butcher cows. $500
80, common cows. sA5o9s: camera
l4144t 20. best heavy bulls. ssds.1s;
k6XoGna bulls. t5.s0n5Ts: stock butts.
fsss %iis.r sss ana .e s1Hss.r:'
11oUo ~. Veal calves; Market duu:
4gtf eisai15c: hesvtes. ssd $50
Aeep and lambs: Market. sheep
o<oQ6y: lambs. f5d35c higher. best
lqmbs e10se: fair iambs. s95eni0:
Hight TO rommon lambs. tsNF; fair 20
gOod sheep, 1850: cuils and COM
Sles. tslsas.5o. yorkers and heav-
lee. 1fo.7sG11ie
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-06
TOI.IrnO-

TOLEDO. o. sept 5-whsat. cash
and Sept. ti54h Dec. $3.50 Ma
y 50 Corn: Cash and sept. ass. G..
and sept. ave. Dec SIC Nav
ebc. Rye; Cash. ti1o Cicv.rsssd
Cash. 80; oct. 1910. Dec ana MarCh
~ Alsike: Prime 1870 Timothv
cash, t1B Butter Brick cream
cry. sshc; tub creamery. tiLc Eggs
Fresh candied. use. fancy selects as
Hay UNCHANGED
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-06

CHICAGO. Sept. s. Butter ~
'rsE re ars;s, 81 ~. dairy ertrss.
- u r fN~ frtfs 2TtAc Eggs Prime
ordinary. 23d23fsc Hrsts 7sd25Ar
Cheese Twins. ~ aisc. young An.
erieas. ffis 01sN Live poultry.
Fowls tsc ducks. 1910 gsssA in~.
q ri1gH 1884, turkey 7Sc Potatoes.
Receipts. IS cars Minnesota. a. ~
Ohio a. 90
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-06
CHICAGO LIVE .TocK

CHICAGO. sept S---Iors; Receipts.
s9ee market strong and ioc higher:
ses heavy :"s 'a, siSscaiiis r IL sn
24eyy. sio,is1to.3o. light. sios0d
Lie, PIGS. ss.seasio. Cattle: Re
x4lPfa 1900; market steady: beeves,
hQil-se. cows and heifers. t3T5n
-; Texans. s7t0Gs5o; calves. $3.50
sheep: Receipts. IA 600
afHet strong. l0c higher native,
4sc 0Ise. western. fs5n6Tss.
MWeA ss.boa1o.so, western. ts7s n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-06

CtEvELANp. Sept. S--Hogs: Re-
= ana mediums. sii'7s; Digs SO:
foughs. $3.50: stsgs 1850 Cattle
eeceipts, cars: weak sheep and
lombs; Receipts s cars; steady: top
I4Mha Sly7b. Calves; Receipts. 1850;
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-06
CURB GOLFER STOCKS
IN NoRk HLTTER ANn 800.

NEW YORK y Y, sept But
evtra 3dis state dairy. tubs 2gI
32C. imitation crenwery frsts asa
49,. special 9f07tfsr EgEf
STEADY rsCei prs asa. nearby white
fancy. g. ~ &C.. nearby MIXED fancy.
30 a Gee fresh arsts giH3sc
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TOLEDO, sept. 5.---Hogs: Receipts.
Ss4iums. sii 20 o ii 80; yorkers' $40 81
1l1 20; rood pigs. se.eoGio. Calves:
AAeket steady. Sheep and lambs:
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hTTrFR AND EnGs-

Butter-EKtra creauery $40 Do
creamery. Hrsts 30l1c o. dairy. afc
To packing stock. III H.
EEKs-FreHh receipts rapsz treIuf
81 frHta 2sc. current receipts a.
Hrcelpts Monfay. Itt1 casea
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p-troIt nnnL cl.nrinn.

Detroit bank ClNarinKs f9r Tgasd..
were ts-7s Zttsi Tnfng rieartn9,
f9r 1915 % date are q COZ fas sg1 e
a. against t27-f-I. 9-s 20 for the cor
respordinE period last year
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The extreme breadth or the Unit
ed States from Quoddy Head. in
Maine. TO Cape Hatteras. in Wash
ington. ia 400 miles.
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hanks and Trust Companies

The following Trims are privileged
20 execute ORDERS on the Exchange.
". r Mess 4 Co. Carlyle q Povah.
Geo. NJ West 4 Co. e z Maccrons
4 Co. H. W. Noele 4 co, . L sey-
rill Lynch a Co. W A HAmlin 4
Co. VIM > Sesr & Co. sinclair &
Souls. Emmet l. sprsgue. Wm- n;
Co. w z Reilly a Co. Mstthev
Ftnn. A Y. Wallace & Co. Lewis p.
srockard a. Co, Bennett. smith q