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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-31
NAMED
AFTER ABRAEAss0[0E

( fAssoeia.sd Press bt Federal witsis,s)
4 MANILA, October 2S--A'rhe niunicipal
council Of Manila yesterday voted to
nanie one Of the main streets OF the
city after Sepator Clarke Of Arkansas,
whose amendment TO the Jones Bill
had It carried, would have granted full
autonomy to the Philippines after four
years. The municipal board desires 70
show honor to- Senator Clarke for his
expressed desire to make the Philip!
pines independent at the earliest Pcssi'
Bile moment.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-31
GERMAN IRON MDST NOT
BE USED IN6N0RSE SHIPS
tAAsaelalsa Rrsll 81 FsasEal .WiIslssllll !

AMSTERDAM, October 3s2 II is e,
ported that Germany has notified all
Dutch shipbniIdihg firms not to make
nbe in the future Of any iron products
from Germany in the repairing Of Nor
wegian vessels Unless the Dutch Arms
agree 20 this and abide by their 9Efee.
'ment, Germany viii not permit the ex-
port 10 the Netherlands Of any further
supply Of German naterials.g
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-31
FRENCH STEAMER SAFE
I IN THE PORT Of fGYhl
tAs.oeia.sa frs., y Ysdsf4i wIislss.,

tAssociatsd Frsss " Rsdsfaf WiFslsssl
LONDON, October 80 The French
steamer BordeaaF, reported sare at sea,
with $50 passengers Oh board, has ar,
rived at Fayal Azores, according to
dispatches to the Lloyds agency here.
Her crew is reported TO be working
strenubnAiy to eatinguish the flames,
The Bordeaux was bound for New
York.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-31
POWDER PLANT BLOWS UP

HASKELL, New Jersey, October 20
--Phree employees Of the Dupont Pow
der company's plant atlthis place we're
burned TO death yesterday following
an explosion which Otherwise did bnk
smell damage. -Four others were serb
onslx buried. The 'aSthoritiess are in,
Nestigating the cause Of the explo-
sion. ~. ,it.: " lr... 50 3.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
SPONTANEOUSLY
CREDITORS GET
SMALL DIVIDEND

Creditors Of +. ]. Schwankovsky,
bankrupt piano man. who make
claims aggregating $4,000. will re-
ceive but few cents on the dollar.
The Security Trust Co. as trustee
In bankruptcy, is making the nrst
and only distribution OF assets.
Schwankovsky conducted general
business In musical instrument
at the northeast corner Of Wood.
ward.ave. and John R.-st. II was
Seven years ago that the petition
va. filed. Delay was caused by a
suit, instituted by the creditors who
charged fraud had been perpetrated
In transferring some Of the stock 10
the Cincinnati Discount Co. The
action was decided in the company's
favor recently.
The trust company also IL sending
out checks covering the final pay.
ment 10 creditors Of Roland-Stack,
who formerly conducted q depart.
mcnt In the blackwell! store. II
amounts to 9 per cent. making TO-
tai OF z Per cent on the claims.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
SMITH SAVES
pet PROJECT


4 svvAGHIfsQTol1 sfay -
Senator william Alden Smiths 81
project" the development o. AFee1
harbor. has been saved IN thepoQ
barrel-rivers and harbor BIN hS
cause he Is q member Of the c1n
mittee that prepared the meeeu
was charged by Senator Kenyoas 1
Iowa, on the floor of the senn11
Ho submitted = report frum ~
chief of the army. engineers c.
demning the Arcadia project, ~
cause Of lack of commerce. Senate
Kenyon called attention to the nne<
that an appropriation for deepentn1
the East river, New York, 10 a -
get big battleships into tie NeW
York navy yard under all tide CO..
ditions was eliminated by the COR
mittee.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
UNCERT CoNTlnU
TO DOMINATE TRADI (
PRICES ARE ,uNSTEAD||| !
Cross Movements and Nike
Changes Feature Wall
Street Transactions

NEW YORK, May l0.-The New
York Evening Sun financial review
today said:
There was nothing sufficiently
well defined in the days news to
modify the general uncertainty In
the situation to any pronounced de-
gree and prices moved irregularly
through today's session In Wall-st.
The public maintained waiting at,
titude and showed little or no dis
position to buy or sell and the deal
ings in consequence were very large
ly of a professional character But
even the professional traders operat-
ed at something Of less In deter
mining a course Of action. In fact,
the market gavc indication Of having
reached a dead center.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
Pimlico Entries.
tOR TVIIRsnAV.


First race. selling. ,-year -olds. an
furlongs-N1>obeiis. ~: xLuciie r.
80; Conowingo. 10a: Golden Banta m
l09s Queen OF The Sea. 100: Manokin
liz; Chemung. 1i2: Buddy. 1i2.
Second race. The Potomac steeple-
chase, tsyear-oids and UP. miles
Aberfeldy 1.t. Imported May Budd
1is; Golden Vale. Its; Rusiia i3I;
stonewood. 1856; Emerald Gem, Its.
Third race, selling. maiden e-year-
liz. bully kean, III; ssmmon. III:
Olcndalc. lo2: Billy oliver. 102: WIZ
ard. l02; Pikeland. 97 safe Home
~ edith Olga. %; Bryn Rose. 1o7.
and up, mile and 10 yards-xsaturn
il2. Mr.. Mack. f12: Mamie McDee
101; Mary Warren. l01; xMiss Wat
ers, 100. Manfou. 81. Marshon. III.
Fifth race. New Claiming handi-
cap. 3-year -olds and UP. 1 mile
Aprira, 80; Luther. lis, Monocacy. lis;
Matfou. %; Rey Oakwood, s5; aBobby
Boy. tfe.E Counterpart corn
Sixth race. selling, s-year- -oids and
up. | mile and n sixteenth-Tamer-
lane. lis; Cheyron. il2. xGoodwood.
10i: Juliet f07. Jem. 1917: Brooms
Edge iOg: Ray @ Light, 100; xHar-
ry Lauder. ios; Melo Park. 1872; Mar
seventh Race--scliins. s-year-oids
and up, J mile and 40 yards: Baby
iiet. ii2; svaias. liz: Eochiei. III;
Imported Devilfsh. III; xTask, io7:
xshcpherdess. lo5; xGIomer. ~.
NApprentice allowance claimed
weather clear, track fast.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
WHEAT SHOWS
SHARP GAINS
Dry Winds Inspire Investment
Buying. But Offerings
Are Light

CHICAGO, May 10.-sharp gains
In wheat featured the market today.
Dry weather and hot winds over the
southwest inspired investment buy
Ing. Offerings were light. May
ruled a. J16 7-s. up 1-sc over yes
!erday's close. July ruled around
lit Ia and September around
116 7-s.
Corn trade was dull and the mar
ket dropped after a slightly higher
start. May ruled 1-2c down from
the opening. selling at n "a: July
ut ~ Ia. csc down. and SeptembeS
down 1:2o. at 73 1-sc.
Strength In wheat and heavy r.
port trade boosted oats. May ruled
around ~ 7-S, July at 43 IL. and
September at 10.
Provisions eased on after a nrm.
or opening.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
AMERICAN is
EXPELLED FOR
GERARD ATTACK

BERLIN (via Amsterdam), May
10.-lt IL understood here this after
noon that the German government
has expelled Edwin Emerson, an
American newspaper correspondent,
who wrote harsh attack on Amer
lean Ambassador Gerard in n Berlin
newspaper.
Emerson has been H. Berlin for
several months II was reported
recently that the state department
had instructed Ambassador Gerard
to cancel his passport but that
Gerard had been unable to obtain
possession of II.
Emerson contributed several arti-
cles on the Mexican situation to the
Continental Times, a newspaper pub
lished in English in Berlin.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
D. U. B. STOCK
STILL CLIMBING
Goes to lib on Local Ex-
change; Charcoal Iron
Drops on

d. u. r. continued its upw ard
trend on the Detroit exchange. We'd
nesday. advancing several points
from Tuesdays flgurc. Many bids
were submitted at 112, with holders
asking ia. The last sale was re-
ported at 113.
Charcoal Iron common dropped,
selling at the lowest Agure this
week It was bid for at 1-2, and
offerings were at l-S. Earnings VI
the company have been large during
the last few months. However. the
general opinion seems tc be that the
price lately obtained for 1t Is too
high.
Michigan Sugar continues to stiff
fen. with bidding at l151 IA. There
were no offerings. Wednesday. and
the last sale was made at lis "a.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10

Gross movements and U1
changes were . feature of The
and some issues moved UP : triAo
the same time that others weEv
periencing fractional declines. WJ
It was difiicult 70 ascribe = eonol
tendency to the market for lo1g
tervals. together the tone was hno
at times and this was parlicuIa
so Of the railway group In the eaeQ
afternoon. Vague and intangible A
cussions OF peace continued. but tl
cleavage between railway issues nln4
Industrial stocks, which was = oQl
tinctive feature yesterday, wea 1T
no means pronounced and the D@11
formence might well have been tegJn9
ed neutral market"
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
Stock Men elect onicers.

HILLSDALE, dich.. May 10.--Offi-
GERS were elected Tuesday after
noon at the annual meeting OF the
Observation-Disclosures. Ohio. Indiana
Live Stock Dealers association as
follows: President. r. 4. McCon'
nell. Allen: vice-president, David
Cortright. Homer: secretary. Bert
Rove. Camden; treasurer, John
Bowditch, Pittsford.
Mr.. Mcconnell has served as Sec
retary and president since the asso-
citation was organized ~ years ago.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
speeders are Fined.

Henry Blk. alias Jesse James, g
Of No $50 waterman-ave.. was fined
$40 by Police Justice Gainey. Wed
nesday morning, for speeding on
woodwsrd-ave. Bertram Goodall, of
No. 373 Thirty-second-st.. and Wal.
ter Hasse. Of No. 1866 Warren-ave..
west, each paid IS.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
indianapolis Gets G. A. r. Meet.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. May 10.-In-
dianapolis was today chosen by the
state encampment Of the G. A. r.
for the 1917 meeting. Col. v. B.
Williams, Of Buffalo, was unanimous
ly elected department commander.
w. ID. Wilson. of Indianapolis. was
chosen as delegate at large to the
national encampment to be held in
Kansas City In August. s. NJ. Hence,
OF Fort Wayne. was elected as al.
ternate.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
SMALL ATTENDANCE AT
SECOND GAME BETWEEN
TIGERS and ATHLETICS
Witt Walks in First, and Scores
On Error And
An Out

SHiBE PARK, PHILADELPHIA.
May j0.--A crowd Of about $500
fans turned out to witness the sec
ond game between tho Tigers and
Athletics.
Jennings selected Boehier to op-
pose Sheehan
First Inning.
DETRoIr-Pick threw out Bush.
Wit walked. Witt took second when
Schang threw wide to catch him on
frst. Witt died stealing third, Schang
Stole 10 'es second 1'D csaead snsea s,rosd cSSS
and Crawford tried q double steal. but
Crawford was cut down. Schang to
Lateis: No run. one hit, one error.
was MinSs ..f. when s,,rn. dropped dropped susS.s
throw. Witt going 10 third, Young
threw out StIunk. Witt scoring. Old
ring hit TO Witt and Walsh was
ring went out stealing. stsnagc to
Young. One run. no HIT one error.
Second Inning.
DETRoiT-Heiiman singled and
first Burns bunted safely and when
Sheehsn threw past McInnis. Hcilmsn
scored and Burns went To third.
Young strolled. sheehsn threw out
stanagc. Burns scoring. Boehler pop
ped to sheehan. Young stole third.
Lush walked. Young was nailed on
third attempting to pull OF \ double
steal with Bush. Schang to Latoie to
t-ick- Two runs. two hits. two cr-
rors.
ArHLETIcs---Lajos~ walk ed. Me-
innis sAcritced, Bpehler 90 burns. Ia
ycic died stealing third, StanSgs Is
Wit. pick grounded 60 Burns. No
runs DO Ait. no error.
Third Inning.
DETRolT-vitt singled through
Pick. Cobb walked. Crawford bunt-
Pick dropped Schang's throw to re-
tire Witt. Heilmsn struck out. Burns
sent q sacrifice fy TO Oidring. scor-
ing Witt and advancing the other run
ners. Young singled TO left. scortn e
Cobb and Crawford. Young took Sec
ond on the throw to the plate. stan
age nied To strunk. Three runs. two
hits. one error.
ATHLETlCs.schsng struck out.
Walsh forced Sheehsn. Bush TO
Young. No run. no hit. no error
Fourth inning.
DETROIT Boehler grounded To
Lajoic. Shc~han threw out Bush. Wit
WAS safe on Wits tumble. Vitt died
stealing. Schang to Lstoic. No run.
ATHLETICS-Stru doubled to
left Young threw out Oidring La
loic singled to center. scoring Strunk.
Mc1nnir died To Burns on the hit and
run play and Lsjoi was doubled of
rrst. One run. two hits. no error
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10

The mid-week produce market wal
Wet weather. but the tons of IN,
market was steady and IN most line.
no"ry o% The a:. sDpiSS S. s4R:S. 70
,SSs'ns .oon az tSs tSe ss:S', sssS of the syn
son was oven but te,s stocs
and a few coops by express made "
market sne s9es.. s.ss sls.n.d s Sp It sdv.ne:
sS psisss n. fscTTss: Ts. mserssss fos
dressed calves is drm. out old pota-
toes are easy again ano httis
lower.
.,AsS':::.Mospss:;:: .:.,s s'-Sss.X". ss|sTlSI. SSI
ss..nXinss. s,.aXs.v ,i~s 1910 % boz: wcst:rs boz
te..sas-dood shipping stock
"ss:S: sssS.:1pbr.sS pfbs sSnia Iin.. sxo,e II,
C:s.Es,siss-ss.ss Q 3.js per bu.i
Cs.iisewer-s?seos per crate
:. SSsS:s:sfih;mss9,S ca !, ,s ssr crsts' Ss.;' ne~
CSesse-Hiehisan 2sts. :7He; Ne.
%s: 1fn sS Sc sc'is nmsasSe... iss
sess.. s;!s 'iiss os'i. s.i.,. sE.fH !'on'
common. llol2c lb
::s'Sa.e ions scSi,s se' ss:aa;.
siey. so@sSc dos.; c..smbers. hot.
sS ss.sS ess1G. :sr sGssSaas: soSas:
bu.: head isttuce; ss0s.2s harper,
0s.5o bu.; Florida tomatoes, 1S0s.sI
case pi:p,s;ns se&tSs 7s aos n.i sss
Wstsrcrees:. stsa es.' ,oSs8e per pso DOS hamper
Craze FE:is.-s33 per crate; tsss;~,,.
amber. iooiis iS.: sxtrsct:d. f6St
shipper. :s ,:,.s ..: R:,,r,. R:r !.
esSS ian. ',ars:sa Ps:S ..oGi sT
@S: N9 3. otimothS sis0iS; No;
@ntd @is: NO ssU%as: esoyss: sisoi4 v ays ssr.. ~
4 :50@C: wheat and eat straw. ss.s'
'ki::::'sStss i;::::.;i'';sSSi':s per per. sss ss::
Nsskrssss-4o0tsc lb.
yioriS::. ;sss 'SSs'' Boz. pc 0'-
Sss;':i:1si WITT. ..ssss siT?sd:s ezs:s: z:!:s"
80: :, :.,,is:s;SS:ss::,ss:s:.:..sssss.ss 3. PER er.s.
:. ss< Ssrnsa Sw4assa - s.ss ssS'b bbsi I
!, ~ bu. new Floridas v7.2S9f.S0 pc
|. .bbl. ARTS per. .Uw ~ fs
Pssif.y. SPRINGS seaaIs; medium
hens. 800 c1c: stags. 1l416c; roost
srs i1@elc; Eesss. ls0isc; ducks
sweet Pstatees-Jsrseys. N.7s pc,
hamper. .
stra y Nberrfes-a4- at. cases, S3.25Q
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
Livestock
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK

EAST BUFFALO. n. Y. May To-
Sseee to ReSspts pfs n.t,S. steers s:rs stssssy
s,7s: fair to good. ss.756e.15; plain.
SS.25Ms.50: very coarse and common.
ss.ssds: fair to good. ssas.5e; best
sonSy sooS ,sSs ssesI sbs issgs gtsn eG%%S1 s.
prime yeariings Ss.7S6s.a5; prime
fat h, ssifsrrs;;.F9ssSsse best ss handy dy
to good. ss.5oG 7.75: best fat cows,
$sGT75:. good butchering cows. $50
$50; medium to fair. Ss65.75; cutters.
bulls. ssqi.75; good bltchering bulls,
Se.5066.75: sausage bulls. S666:25.
Hogs: Receipts, 10 cars: market
:teady; heavy slS5o%lo,sS; yorksrs
ceipts. 5 cars. market strong;. top
lambs. .slo.2s61o6o: good yeariings,
es.25@S.75; common. $i6A75: best
feeders, H7.25@7.5o; common TO good.
$3.50 1915; best .tockers. $3.50 gs2s;
Calves: ,r. .:s&di milcher' and
springers, $ooV9o'
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
CHICAGO BUTTER MARKET

,ssa ssHicSsS T.s. Hss s svisfT .ss s.iry = .ssT::
fl,m. iiS,ssssd ssId,n.r; r;. I., s5ss:
youns kmsricss. itE 6isxe. I've
Poultry: Fowls, l7Kc; ducks, 1s1
ise; geese. iSqi2e; .psk: tyn isgtss ghss
sSss sS ''s wa.eGss' sas. rss.p, cars. Mime
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10

Americas part in relieving dis.
tress In the war-ridden countries of
Europe. and the effect the conflict
has on social conditions In the Unit
cd States. are important topics to
bo taken up BY the forty.third an.
nual meeting OF the National Confer.
snce OF Charities and Correction,
which meets at Indianapolis today
for n weeks session.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
MICHIGAN CENTRAL sroCkyAnps

-DETROTT. Mich. May fo.-cattfe:
Market. steady; best heavy steers.
steers. Ss.i5as.5o; mixed steers and
heifers. S7.75@s; handy light butch-
ers. STs667.76 light butchers. 1850
O. beet q . cews ss SssoS7 :ows eutshss
Ss.s5; csnners. ssaIsS: best heavy
bulls. 81: bologna bulls. 36.25a $50;
stock bulls. stqs; feeders, $3.50
.prinssr: .1S; Hshs s.o:Sj :sS5sS vsa %.'fes :1 ans
lambs: Marsei. steady; steady best lambs,
$3.50: fair lambs. :..2sgs2s; light
good sheep. Ss,5o@7s5: cuils and
common, .SlsoSfb.5o.. Hogs: Market.
pigs. Ss500Sf5: mixed. 39.50n9.70.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO, May 10.--Hogs: Re-
ceipts. 10000: market. steady to SC
higher; mixed and butchers 1850
$50 socd nessy ss1S@s;ss Sssyv r9Sss sS,iS
wssS: ii.ht. 81. .io@s.es: pigs, s7s51
$40. Cattle: Receipts, 1880; mar
ket stesdy; beeyes, s7.7o@ss5: COW:
snd h.'fess.-staoG ?.sI; sn ssGckeTs T. ." anS x
500: calves. ss.6oTsso. sheep RE-
ceipts. 1900: market strong; native.
S1ma: western. t7.ioffe ESQ; lambs. IS
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
Banks and Trust Companies

The following m ms are privileged
:. Carlyle q Poyah. w. A: Hamlin q
q Co. Bennett. Smith a Co.. Sinclair
g Couls. Joel Stockard Co. Lewis @.
West 4 Co. e. r. Macerone q Co.
Emmct l. sprague. Matthew Finn.
p. L Seymour q Co.. A. w. Wallace
N.eT So 4 C% co. v. " + Ross McEaussiin Z GSi WI K
Peltop. Merrill. Lynch d Co.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
RAPED, IRISH
LORD RESIGNS

LONDON. May 1O.--Lord VIM
borne, lord lieutenant OF ireland who
was under severe criticism because
OF the Dublin outbreaks, resigned
this afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
FenkeII on 70 ConventIon,

George ". Fenkcll, commissioner
of public works. and H. g. Earle left.
Wednesday morning, To attend the
Michigan Highway convention in
Battle Creek. Mich, May 10 and ~.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. May 1o.-Ciose: Wheat
was strong at home and abroad at
the opening. Liverpool had some ad-
b.s1sl. SsS oD.ssa Dfss' xc .Ssvs 5ss
Wks.s professien.ls are bullish.
rSs " ss ns.S. S:a snd
should dry weather continue q few
days longer there will be complaints
from that part Of the wheat belt;
wssthsr but condition. in csnad! spe
dueed Is per cent and the istsness
q sss :s'Hn n Il. WI ga cause rtsss s:s
thsrs were Indications that ioreign-
Or: were getting ready TO nibble on
Iisssseo, haa arm rarkat. a.
iiSersE Strsnstk comss {rom the vn-
ssS S SsnaS. n ANA sS
~ ssEinE higher price,. carsoes are
nsn:s ss sS:a dS.sp and ss:
r.su..sd @ Sen'. n som. :" active active buying early
n n .s. Il. ~orG SnosESs sEs. sass ssppy
of wheat !as. III 900 bu. compared
dealers are not inclined TO consider
wsdpe:dsy's wheat quotations;
Cash No. ? red: si.,sk: July opened
y.need Ss a. to si.ssi and aeciin.a soii.st;
ssss.%S'se ssss.S e R;sG.d and aesiiss.a As %
sLaaN; No. ! white. ,si.1sA. Wed.
%nssday,s % cosrse. grain 1sM.. SrotsatiSn;;: ga;:
Oats: standard, isMc; No: white.
47hc: No 4 white, 4bh 64shc. Rye:
Cash No. 2. csc. Beans: immediate.
prompt and May shipment. $500;
June. 1925. Seeds: Prime red elo-
yer. 1855; prime aisike. ss.ss; prime
Wheat ruled nrm most of the day
and closed with a gain OF lc..
Corn declined &c, beans gained &c
and timothyseed advanced &c.
Primary wheat receipts were 762.-
600 bu. against 10000 bu a year ago.
Exports OF wheat and -four We'd
uesdsy, 10000 bu.
Receipts OF wheat Wednesday: Du-
luth. IS cars. against 20 year ago;
M,nnsapoli;. 200 cara: :a,ns; nssinrs Iis 6Si III
cago. 120 cars. against 1S2; south
west. $4,000 bu. against l26,ooo ou
Receipts in the Detroit market on
wcdne sday Included 1000 bbls OF
-four, I car OF wheat. 8 of corn and 3
Of -oats-S -Shipmenfs were 1000 bbls
OF nour, 5000 bu Of wheat, $4,000 bu
OF corn, 1900 bu Of oats and 5000
bu OF rye. stocks are 2so. 900 bu or
wheat, $4,000 bu OF corn, 332.50O bu
OF oats and $1,000 bu OF rye.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
c,rycv.AND LIyEsTOCk

CLEvELAND. O.. May lo.-Hogs;
Receipts. $500: nrm: workers. and
mixed. Se.g5: mediums $40; pigs.
ss.556ig; roughs, $3.50: stays. ~. Cat
tie: Receipts. 4 cars; strong. Sheep
and lambs: Receipts. 8 cars: nrm:
1Sc hiRher. ton. Sl0.1b
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
y. y. BUTTER AND EGas

NEW YORK. May f0.--Butter'
ira. Uu &c: state dairy. tubs. 81 n
M5lc: Imitation creamery nrsts, rs a
:shc; special. 3ib 70 sec Eggs.
Firmer: receipts. a2.93a; nearby white
fancy. 2<n - Csc; nearby mixed fancy
22h T2<c. fresh nrsts. e1h a2SMc.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10

Butter Creamery extras. 2ec:
6rsts, 27c; dairy. 2So. packing stock.
2ic dos Receipts. "wednesday. 7.7oo
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. May 10.-Opening-
whsa, ,sn.r May up as;l July Map Sp is Sp SEP s
Oats-May up Nc, July up Nc. Sep
tember UP &c. Provisions: Higher.
Noon--Wheat: May up sc: July
UP hc: September up c. Corn; May
down Hc. Oats; May up hc:, July
Close--Wheat: May up nc; July
dowr, &c; July down hc: September
down hc. Oats: May unchanged
July down &c: september up NC.
Provisions: Lower.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
Honor Memory of Sen. etapp.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. May 10,
ALI Battle Cieek today paid tri.
butte TO the memory %. the late
Sen. Frank w. Clapp. whose funeral
was held here this morning
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,ciS s.fSi msSiams %Srns. ,sscSsss yerssr: sa:.
Ss $3.50; good pigs. es.bods15:
Calves: Market strong. Sheep ana
lambs Market slow.
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The greatest length OF the German
empire. measured from northeast tc
southwest. 10 $40 miles.
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Bank CIe~vances

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ass.so;. total 1918. to corresponding
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Sugar Market

sugar-Corrected daily by w. H.
Edgar 4 Son: Crystal dominoes. alb,
lets. ,lsss; o cut ioaf. ,sse; :'e euSss. ssS
1855; xxx powdered. $3.50; stan
dsfd dsfe. powyasreda ,o.s.s: srsnSglas.sd.
In bulk, Ss.05; granulated, 26-lb. cot
tons. Ss,15; crystal domino gran, q
ID and S-lb; cartons. n. cases. 1875;
diamond A .ts.I6; confectionery A.
H. No., a. no T. t.ss y 81 Ne. Ne. 5 s. 1:s 1:s
i7.sS; 10. is. $3.50; No. il. i7.sc: Nc
bs;., rs; $50; ~ ,no9n,casInnf n mixtu5s. %;
household .powd. is. "a to case,
$2Ao; Do. ~ TO case. $40 per case
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ES
Pimlico ResrltS

First race. 2-year- -olds. selling u
furlongs--Ye;low sally. 1866 McAteel
$3.50. 1850 and S2.so. won: Aimee r.
oDd; md Ksmtuehy Khhye Boy ts0 ios tpssrinx.o%5 sfU one
&A.60. third. Time--:55 So. Dyson
Positano. Doc Meals. Old Drury and
Valerie West also ran.
oIds 'STd and % np. sansseens miis. and a f S.ffE
Elect. 1893. fWilkeshire) Sl0; 16, 0a.2O
won; Induction. asa CMor1sesii 400
lEls. ssconds pAakltes.E fS3. Mar
Ssausss tee ssai:s asiEs zas u v1es;; sss;
iariano los. Rarrington) Sl.ss
$3.50; s2;so, won; 0reetings los
teuse. Ill, tHsynes) S3.e0. third. Time
|--i32 is Navigator. Plumose and
Col Gutlcius also ran
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METHODISTS ASK
BAN ON LIQUORS
IN HAWAHANe

SARATOGA, N. r., May 10.-IG4'
Methodist general conference today
adopted unanimously . reeoluti00'
asking congress to hasten action -
resolution to prohibit the manut
facture and sale Of intoxicants ~
the Hawaiian islands
There was no reference TO alleged
drunkenness among United St1Aoo7
soldiers, q statement which arouoe4
the conference yesterday and rssu11p-
ed in referring the resolution 70 -
committee.
A resolution also was adopted -
pointing a committee TO investigat4.
religious conditions In Euiope ~,
sulting from the war and to report
in 1920 with recommendation Tor =
campaign by the Methodist church
in European countries.
The seacoast and land frontier Ok
Germany amounts to about lssoo
miles.
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NEW YORK PRopuCE

and ynehsnssd. MPS Psrk9 SST' STEADY: 1s,ss %s.s.
:sss' .s: rot ..ss.S,,E. hsyS E.'s;s %ss:s
muscovade, 80 test. S5.62ns76; re-
nnssa. quiet: out Loaf. $3.50: crushed.
spot. sxc. Taiiow; Quiet; special.
,ie; city; Ioc; country. iek 9iexs.
sl.osa1.is; eioyer. soce $3.50. prss.ed
eSSSlssry eSsssyS.. RSl ioo suffssxi fo%xi isSs;ss;;
ducks, sSc, Live pouisryi Dull, geese,
i,iiSIsc; ducks i.9iss; ;..,. ts-la l,S ,,S,
esics.ns s ssSii.r:, So esse. chesss;;
stronger; state milk, common 20 spc.
ciaIs, .1s91eHc; skfms, common to
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Lexington Results.

First race, 8 furiongs-Ratina. 1os
.Gooseh sii3o. 80. and e4.2o: won:
second; Lucille B.. los Dishmond).
sl7 10. third. Time--t:l2 as. Brown
Velvet ScaIiywag. a. c. Haley. Say
onorra. Charmeuse. Harold. Malabar r
and Tours also ran
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c.rS TSLE5o Ia5 VA, y,ls. lsc!SsSMyiasisSSs IaIs
SNT. ssTs. Ss;s; s;n 'cs Cash Mss sssd NAY. .sss;:
July. 4stc, Rye: Cash. ssc Clover
;s.Ss. Si:lk.; Frime. islso. Time.
thy: Cash, Sa.l0. Butter: Brick
creamery, 32c: tub creamery. ale.
EsEs: Fresh candled, 12c: fancy Sc
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