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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
Grain and Provisions

weather map contained nothing 10
encourage a wheat bear. IL was as
unfavorsbie as ever in tie spring
wheat country. The early maiKe'
While bears are expecting down
ward reaction. IL II prevented oy rear
OF black rust There is almost notn-
ing else In the market just now Inc
weather and many wires are coming
most OF them telling OF bad conul'
tions. The bulls believe small nc-
cline would bring enough forelFh
buying TO put the market up again
poor demand. Cash wheat was un-
changed and cargoes were lower.
Liverpool Is watching northwestern
trade is waiting for the spread q
rust or the collapse OF the scare.
Northwestern weather is discourag-
Ing to the bears There ar are o! sGme
ing the black rust 10 develop.
New winter wheat is finding much
favor with millers and foreigners.
Both were active buyers on the ad-
expected they will begin again on a
dic.tions that Farmers viii want
more money for their grain. Cash
but failed to hold II. and the close
was at a loss for the day ~ &C.
The coarse grain and seeds were
steady.
Tuesdays wheat quotations: Cash
No. red. s117A December opened
without change at sl.2ots. advanced
to Sl.2l and closed al 81 20h Deem
Der opened at sl.24. advanced TO
sl24h and closed at s1231 No.
white, sl1+x. Tuesdays coarse grain
quotations: Corn. cash No. 8, SIC.
No. J yellow. SAFE: No. yellow.
ds2tsc. Oats: Standard. tSac: No.
3 white. 4+kc: September. 40tac. No.
white. 42h d+3hc. Rye: Cash No.
2, CSC. Beans: Immediate and prompt
shipments, 35.75 Seeds: Prime red
p prims timothy sS ys Iine A'Ne' 'S'0'
Receipts In the Detroit market on
Tuesday were 1000 bbls OF -four, /
car OF wheat. 2 OF corn, : Of oats.
OF rye and OF hay. Shipments were
1000 bbls OF -four. 1000 bu Of wheat
1000 blu of corn and 1000 bu OF oats
Stocks are Ill 900 bu OF wheat. 49,
900 bu OF corn. $4,000 bu OF oats and
1000 bu OF rye.
Primary wheat receipts were l.
$4,000 bu. against $4,000 bu a year
Receipts Of wheat Tuesday: Du-
luth. 2es cars, against 20 year ago:
Minneapolis, ass cars. against 5s
Winnipeg. sss cars. against IS; Chi
cago. las cars. against 252. south
west, $1,000 bu. against 10000 bu.
Exports OF wheat and -four Tues
day, s75.ooo Blu.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19

Here are some OF the causes for
divorces granted Tuesday morning
by Judge Codd:
She used TO meet men by putting
advertisements I'm the paper. and
then tell her husband she was spend
ing The evening in the Y. W. c. A
He wanted Aer 10 give away heI
BABY TO the wife OF Ford employe
who could support it,
He was Jealous OF the men clerks
in he Crowley. Miner store. and
finally refused TO let his wife 20
shopping alone
II She had made arrangements "a
entertain company. he would make
IL point 10 come home Intoxicated
A throng OF more than 100 per.
sons. all linked up in some sort OF
marital tangle. was gathered for the
Fall OF the docket OF divorce cases.
Most OF them were women.
The troubles OF Mrs Margaret
Campbell started when she and her
husband went 10 live al No. l05
Lyman-pl, with Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old H. Bowlcs She sued David
Ernest Campbell for a divorce on
the grounds tina, be was fond OF
Mrs GoNles.
Two separations resulted from the
hirtat!on. BowlcS testified in Mrs.
Campoell's suit, he having since left
Mrs. Bowlss Enlisting in one OF
the Canadian regiments, Campbell
made IN appointment with Mrs.
Bowles. Ms. Campbell testified. She
heard OF II. and instead OF Mrs.
Bowles meeting him. Mrs Campbell
and Mr.. Bovles showed up IN Wind
scr.
we took him down 20 the immi-
grafton officer" said Mrs Campbell.
81 scolded him good and he ad.
mitted that he wanted 20 get her 10
20 with him - London"
When we were all living togeth-
er. he told Mrs Bowles 20 slap nv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
WHEAT HARDENS
after DECLINE
July Up q; September Is;
Corn Loses Early
Gains

CHICAGO, July l9.-Wheat val
uss steadied Tuesday after an easy
opening. There was fractional de
cline IN prices on hrst trade, but
the market gained on commission
buying. July wheat was Up 5-sc at
llI3-4; September IN S-Sc al
1l27.s; December unchanged az
lis 3-s.
Corn scored early gaius ca light
offerings, but declined On favorable
weather and crop reports. July was
down lac at 70 IA September W.
changed at IS SIS; December down
l-sc at rs II: September unchanged
at 1868: December down IS at
SIS 5-s.
Corn Influenced a drop in oats.
July was down lee az &C II Sep
TENDER down lac al IL IA, Deem
Der down S.sc a; ~ IS.
A weak hog market caused lower
provision quotations
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
ISSUES CALL
FOR MARINES


Now comes the Michigan battalion
OF marines
All the old soldiers OF the sea
who are in Detroit are wanted 10
get together for a local orgsniza
ton which will turn out trained
officers In case tine government is
forced 10 call on the marines
This contem plated organization will
be different from rho military. whose
formation has been constantly on
foot since mobilization orders came.
There are 10 be no rockies. For
the veterans OF the marines. he 1t
known. are a clannish lot. and the
association Of seasoned soldiers will
accept no inexperienced candidates.
Leslie n Lowe. now a real estate
salesman with the Gilbert Realty
Co. but once member OF the ma.
rine corps. having seen service In
The Philippines and China. Is the
promoter OF the organization, He
wants nj! marines discharged from
the service with good or excellent
character. 10 address him. care OF ne
United States Marine Corps, No -
Monroe-ave.
The men arc NOT 20 enlist rs =
part Of the Michigan militia II they
enlist n Nill be directly under the
government. Most likely they viii
train 20 develop officers. The drills
will no once n week. and every man
viii al some time have the direction
OF squad. p section or company
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
Wanted to Give Baby Away to
Wife of Ford Employe who
Could Support IT.: Divorced

baby once. apC then he tolo me that
we ought to give II 10 them 10 keep
Bowles. he said, could afford II bet.
ter. for he made SIS a day"
She got her decree.
Donald w Payne was 30 Jealous
OF his wife that when the clerks
were polite 10 her In the depart.
meat stores. ne accused her OF fiir,.
ing. she said. Finally. he refused
to let her go shopping alone. Mrs
Tracy Barbara Payne. the wife, ties.
tined that he threatened 10 kill her
and took all their furniture. forcing
her To leave. She got her decree.
Helena Nens married Olphens
vens in Belgium. In 1908. and after
she came with him 20 the United
States. he left her. She read in the
Belgium newspaper that he had
been sent TO he Illinois state peni.
Tertiary. AZ Joliet. for receiving
stolen property. This conviction so.
cured her decree. She has one
boy, Roman. nine years Cd.
Albert Froede sought a divorce
from his wife Maud, because Maud
had deserted him. Miss Florence
Hough. OF No $40 Sixth-st., with
whom the Froedes boarded for q
time. told OF Mrs. Froede's original
methods OF meeting men.
She used 20 do Il through the
newspapers" she said shed an
swer ads. and put ads. in. She
would spend the evening away from
home and tell her husband that she
was az the Y. W. c. 4.
Froede got his decree
Jacob Lest used 20 make il q
point 70 come homo drunk whenever
his wife had arranged 70 entertain
company. Edith Leist. the wife. Dc.
clared. in seeking divorce, Fur.
thermore. ~ he happened home and
found guests he would 20 out at
once and get 'Jingled." Mrs Leist
said Decree granted
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
DETROIT STOCKS
SHOW ACTIVITY

The Detroit Stock Exchange de
veioped increased activity Tuesday
morning despite the continued hot
weather, vacations and the be
tween.seasons" period.
Charcoal common continued 10 sd
vance. going up three-eighths, Ed.
son was up quarter maNing the
bid 1876 81. which brouhgt recovery
from the ? per cent dividend receat-
~ declared. REQ truck is up irac-
ton but Prudden remains unchanged
from last week. EdmundsonJones
was up a point and is showing much
strength,
Backers OF Charcoal promise a
steady climb for II, especially IN
The preferred.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
BEARS SEEK TO
LOWER MARKET
tuesdays Business Dull and
Uninteresting In
Character

NEW YORK. July 1s.--The New
York Evening sun financial review
Tuesday said:
ASIDE from an easier tendency In
time and call money. commercial
paper and acceptances. there was
little interest and nothing Of import
ance In the financial markets this
morning. The trading on the stock
exchange was wholly professional
and Of the same dull and uninter-
esting character that characterized
Mondays business. In the absence
at public buying. or OF new specu-
1etive impulse, bearish traders
sought to depress the list from time
70 time, but they made very little
headway except in a few OF the
specialties and weakness in that
quarter was fully Offset by strength
elsewhere. Dizziness rather than
price tiuctuation ia either direction.
however. was the outstanding fea-
sure Of the session.
Guinness was conducted on a
pcsle Of small activity in the later
trading and speculative conditions
were not materially altered. Prices
moved. when at all. within mar
row range and II was difficult at
times to determine any definite
tendency. In the last hour. how
ever. some. of the specialties took
on increased heaviness and this
communicated TO some extent to
standard issues and copper stocks.
Bonds we're quiet and irregularly
changed"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
(DuDDtaHs a stey$usg

EAST BUFALO. y. Z. July is
Cattle: Receipts Is cars. market
DUH; choice TO prime steers. $3.50 n
flo 90; fair 10 good $1,000 $50. plaln
Ss.50Q SIS: very coarse and com
mon. t775Is25; choice heavy butch
.s steers: 1900 as.5o: fair 70 good
steers, .s75ae2b: light & common
$1,000 $50; prime yearlings. i9.25H
$50. common 20 good. s150ds 80 ,
ssst handy handy butcher he e !, 500
buteherinF cows. $500 q SIS. medium
as; camera, t325al2s. best heavy
bulls. ,ToonT35; good butcherinE
a5.2S; best feeders $500 775. com
mon 70 good. t6.75d 7.25 best stock
ers. $40 o6a 10000.
Hogs Receipts 30 cars; steady
heavy tlo.3Og 1885. workers.. Ei0,250
sheep: Receipts cars. steady.
top lambs. $4,000 II 90. yeAriinRs.
!ssoqe.00; wethers. $1,000 g. rs. ewes
Calves. s50Od1275
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
Sears Cubs CAUGHT.

ESTACADA. Ore. July i9--Fred
RanniSte. of Estacada returned re-
Gently from a trip in the interests
OF he forestry department. near
Cary's Hot Springs. on the Upper
Clackamas river. bringing with him
two brown bear cubs.
These cubs are about three
months old and were captured by
Bannister after the mother bear had
been driven of and the youngsters
allowed 20 climb a tail tree
Temporarily the animals. which
are "A gentle rs puppies. will be
kept in Estscada. where hey are
furnishing much amusement for
young and old
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
Bank Sues a Bandit.

WASHINGTON. July 1e-The
First National bank OF Houston has
filed attachment proceedings against
James F. Dillon. arrested as ono OF
the bandits who held up Cashier J.
X McNutt OF the bank last April 6
and got $4,000. Dillon is to be re
moved 10 the penltentiary In Colo
RADIO soon 20 complete life term.
TO which he was sentenced when
convicted Of murder The suit is
brought TO attach any property Dill
Ion may have or any he. may have
transferred. to recover at least part
Of the money stolen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
Taep7o5c7 FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Ieea
SUNDAY PLANS
WELL UNDER WAY

We expect 10 have the big taber.
nacle under roof by Aug l." said
George NJ Sunday, business man.
ager and chief advance agent for
his father. Billy Sunday. Tuesday
morning
Young Mr. Sunday says the
ground is all plotted, and that the
lumber * being delivered on Grind.
ey field. Woodward and Garfield.
ayes. The immense building. which
viii have a capacity OF 1900 per
sons. vii, be dedicated about two
weeks before the evangelist starts
his campaign. Sept 10
George Sunday and the Rev. Isaac
Ward are rapidly perfectihg plans
for the preliminary work "a the
campaign. They have obtained the
former chapel room OF the Y. W G.
A. as headquarters. and ~iss
Florence Whitbeck, who arrived
from New York Monday. will be In
charge OF the ONCE.
Or. Ward says there will be
rally o. committee men toward the
end OF the week The city will be
divided into diStT/ts. and there will
be between 5000 and 3 1000 c,A:age
PRAYER meetings before Billy Sun.
day comes TO grips with the devil in
Dctroi'.
Next Sunday morning tn. pulpit
81 the Woodward-ave. Methodist
church will be occupied by George
Sunday and Mr. Ward. both OF
whom will make addresses.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
North Woodward vi. +.
Church Is ThrOnged
For Funeral
FLORAL TOKENS
RESPEAK ESTEEM
Beloved Chalmers Off
cial Laid to Rest
In WOOdlawn

Tie hush OF wheels, The silent
shop. upon occasions Ike this, i'm
press upon US the tremendous fac;
Of muort atty" said the Rev NJ. 5.
Rice. tuesday morning, IN the
course OF his remark upon the
death Of Paul Smith. Uce-pre si5ent
OF the Chalmers Motor Co. who fei!
from the window OF his room N the
BilJmore hotel. New York city, last
Saturday
Friends and associates Of the de-
ceased nocke1 early 70 he North
Woodward Methodist church. the
chaacel OF which vas smCthered IN
flowers SO numerous were these
tokens 81 love and esteem that the
florists verc obliged 70 acandon
their efforts 20 place them AL IT.
the church
There We're Ureaths, large and
small broken auto wheels and vart-
Gus other designs. ana the air was
fra grant with their odors Before
the arrival % NJ funeral coriage,
Harold Jarvis sang sn appropriate
selection in his customary impress
siye and effective manner, and as
the swelling notes Of the deep-toned
organ sottened the procession en-.
tered quietly.
Dr.. Rice. recit'ng part of the
burial service. preceded. He wa
followed by the caSket, borne by the
pall6earers, former ssociates OF de-
ceased. Then cane Hugh Chalmers,
president OF the Chalmers Motor
Co; Clarence \. PTcffer. secretary
and assistant general manager, and
other honorary pallbearers. The
window, parents end other imme-
diate relatives. CARRIED in the gar.
ments Of grief, came into the build.
ing from the MelbOurl cave. en-
trance and were seated az the right.
where they were scr, ened from pub
lie view.
Or. Rice spoke from a colorful
and inspiring background. More
than once his voice wavered as he
told Of his acquaintance with Mr..
Smith, whose remarkable career in
the automobile world he cx,olled
Death comes so strangely" aid
Dr. Rice. that We car never get
used 10 il. I wish that VIC might
live more like inimortals. that the
mortal things did not have such a
hold on US. The infinite things ask
% much attention and get 50 little
from us. Death is 10 issue. Il is
only 4 eight incident in a tremend.
Gus eternal fact. our dear friends
only open for us he issues OF i'm
mortality"
Dr. Rice prayed fer the bereft
widow, mother, father and other
relatives and bespoke consolation
for alt who gri,ved over Paul
Smith untimely death
After the service. q Q funeral pro-
cession. IN which there were a large
number of automobiles. pTocee ded
TO WoodlawE cemetery, where tho
grea'ly-mourned Young Inan was
laid 10 rest simple services mark
ing the interment
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
MICHIGAN CENTRAL srockYaRps

dull pro,p.ot .ui iowsl best H h.avJ
s s,ss,. ''sos. best - s.nSy weight git
iis fs suseh.r.. .ss'sb 81; light su,e iy
ere Ss0sSo: best cows. tsGs5O;
sSs sse ssE cannes. sSmT Bs.,
heavy bulls. Ss0s.76; bologna bulls.
S5700E1S; feeders, $3.50 fT25; stock
srs. sso4s.7s; mixers and spring
ers. 1n9es. Veal calves; Market
steady: best. e11.50913; others. $50
II. Sheep and lambs: Market i04
lie lower; best lambs. sll: fair
s%ss Da far to good sSss e
Hogs: Market prospects TO 10 high
er: Pigs. Ss+o@s.50: others. $3.50 n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
CHICAGn GRAIN

CHICAGO July lF.--openinR
wheat July 4 wn -. septsrnher
down u December unchanged.
Corn July up p September Up = e;
December ~ &C. oats July IN
changed, september 70 nc. Decem-
Der up i.c Provisions Higher
Ncon--Wheat July up sc Sep
ter1bcr - ~ December unchanged
Corn. July down &c: september un-
changed. December down &c Oats:
July down ihc. Septenber down nc.
December down q BE- Provisions Low
or.
Close-Vhsat July unchanged
September up &c December down
!. =. Corn. July down &c Septen
Ter down &c; December down ?.
oats July down &c. Sepfeu, Der
down nc, December down ~ Pro-
Visions. Lover.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
NEW YORK PRonrcE

NEW YORK, July is-Flour duh
but Hrn. Pork. aruer mess s27 20
n = 50. Lard. easier fniddIewas,
steady, centrifugal ss-test. fse77
s -; muscovado Eg-test. s. soFy5 -
refined steady. cut losf. $50.
crushed, $3.50. powdered. ,775. gran
ulated s1.65H 30 coffee Rio No e
on spot. 94c. Tallow. DUH. speeia /,
9Ic; city &c country. smoA HAY
weak. prime sl35. 40 s1n5-isc
clover. sonSll5. Dressed roultry.
hrm. turkeys, 276e5. chickens. aE7
40. fowls. l3d22 ducks. Long Is
land. zoe Live Poultry. Arm geese
i3c; ducks, l6a22. fowls. ron pic:
turkeys, ] > n lhci BOOSTERS. 14c. chick
on. broilers. % n Csc. Cheese weak
er state milk. common TO specials.
1871 lsizc skins, common 10 spe-
cial. bfa T13ac
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
70 Sneak on Mexico.

n. q. Rounds. Chautauqra cir.
cult spoaker who has spent several
months I'm Mexico aud oH the Dor
der observing conditions, will rpeak
Wednesday noon. in the War
against war" exhibit in the Farwell
building.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
JUNlATA HAS
FULL LIST OF
PASSENGERS

The steamer Junilta. recently pur.
cha cd from The Anchor lnc of tho
Erie & Western TrarSp Co,
ty tho Great Lakes Transit Co. ar.
rived in Detroit. Tuesday morning.
up-b"und from buffalo 10 Lake
Superior ports with a tIll rsssen.
gor list She departed with n big
cargo of automobiles for northern
nOir's
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
V. y. HITTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. July ls--But'er
steady; receipts 1879 lbs. cream
cry. extra. 2gc. state dairy. tubs.
asa ISL imitation creamery. frr'a.
nominal. special 29iz n 30c. Eggs.
steady. receipts 1892 cases nearby
white fancy, 29u 72c nearby nj we'd
fancy. 23n Csc fresh firsts. 2faL-ise.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
CHICAGO BITTER MARKET.

CHICAGO. July is.-Butter extras
27he ,nrsts. 2si1 q &c, dairy extras.
Prlm%e ora nafhyf. '! sia q 'iS r.,. Egg
q 22& cheese Twins, iii.1i4a
Young AAmericns. 1914 115A 1--we
Poultry. Fowls. lie, duCkc. lec.
springs 23024c. turkeys. Sc Pota-
toes Ohios, N "a SOC. new potatncs.
receipts 80 cars
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19

The following Arms are privileE ed
10 execute orders on the Exchange:
W. r. Moss & Co, CARLYLE q Povah.
Geo. NJ: West & Co. f. f, Maccrune
mour & Co, W. r. Mclaughlin. Mer-
rill. Lynch & Co, " A. Hamlin e.
Co. VIM. A Neer a Co, SINCLAIR q
Couls. Emmet |. sprasue, VIM. n.
Rose a. Co. F. X. Pelton & Co. Joel
Co. W. f. Reilly & Co. Matthew
Finn. A W. Wallace & Co. Lewis CT.
Stockard & Co. Bennett. Smith &
Gorton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
BUTTER AND Eggs
Deerolf InIN -

Butter Creamery. extras. 27I4c.
frsts, 2sifc, dairy. 23c. packing
stock. 81 ib
ERR--Fresh receipts. cases In
cluded. frsts. &c. current receipts.
u isc per doz Receipts Tuesday.
2,GL5 cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19

Archbishop John BonzaHo. tho
papal delegate ~ Washington. viii
PAY an. earl, VISIT 10 Bard.toVn
Ky, 10 participate IN cel"byaflou
Of the centennial OF the fouhIlua
thef" u = Iosephs o5r-,t, me
second Cathedral 20 be lL,r in 'ha
United Statca.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
Financial Notes

The Steel Company u Canada will
snip % ~arnla during the navigation
season over 500 0on tons of Iron orr
from the ranges near Superior and
Duluth This tonnage Ia The great
est ever ordered for delivery al this
port and Will require nearly i60
ships
Value q Imports from London dur.
Ing the six months ending F.0e 20.
was $50 o0n 600 compared with TO
100000 m 1915. 900. g.. ..... .....
Amount Of purchasev fn United
states ~ Ailles 81 estimated AZ f2.-
GOO. VNNnuO shipments o. ,afr ma o
averaged $4,000. 600
Interstate commerce r1rnr-fsa'or i,
Washington ruled t1at Nsw York
Telephone CO. was jus'ifed IN
charging higher rates tor long ft-.
tanre call than aFEregafs ~ two To-
cal calls FOR same distance
c. 8. Churchill. general manager
az the Vinton Motor car co.. sber,
sunday and MOnday IN Dr'-1It. ar.
ranging 20 appoint sIcressur 20
Frank s Seaiand VINO .rct.Erer fFr,
wrek Mr. Sealand was MANAGE -
tho Detroit branch flI n..r. f.an
four years He resigned 20 Fcro,ra
general manager for r H. Tow
president ~ the Clevelard-Cadlrs.
Co, Columbus Cadillac 90 and rho
TolSrlo Cadillac 60 no w9t rrsaI-
dent 81 tho Detroit Automobile peal
"ra sso'iati"n last year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO. July ls-Wheat Cash
and July, tifsA september. 81 20a, +.
December. 81 24a. Corn cash s7r
Jgly '2t Ss,. seP 6,I. - n.,
July. 43isc September, g3c: pecr--
Der. 45c Rye Cash. "a. Clover
seef Cash. tss5. October. tgGs.
e. &C. riro, ESQ . Al'ikS rrbln'."
tor Brick creamery. 24isc rub
creamery. 2siac Eggs. Fresh card.
led, Csc fancy selects. &c. H4v.
Unchanged
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Livestock
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

CLEV ELAND, o, July ls.-N0EH
Receipts. 1000. nrfm TO SC higher;
workers.. mixed and mediums 5000 n
1905; pigs 1918; roughs, SIS; stays,
$50. Cattle: Receipts. cars,
steady. Sheep and lambs Receipts.
. cars. soc lower. lambs top. 400.
Calves: Receipts, $50, steady top,
$500.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
b-Bid. s-soid

The Calumet 4 IecI8 June output
was 7.2iI,s3I pounds 81 conner.
against t'ssb.9o' pounds In May
Tho Packard Motor Car Co bos
received orders from tho United
states war department for f9s add
tiouai Packard chainleRR motor truck q
for service on tho Mexican border.
Present plans by tho Befhlshem
steel corporation management pro-
videa for plant additions which will
add anproNiuafeIy $500 n share 20
the plant assets behind the common
stOcE within tho next few years This
was confirmed by President Grace.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. July ls--HoEs. Re
.ceipts, 1900. market. 5Tl0c hlah-
er; mixed and butchers. sg.30al0 o5.
good heavy. 1855 a 9aO; rough heavy
1875 Gs40; light. 1880 ASS. pigs. s.
me.f5. Cattle! Receipts, 900. mar
and heifers. s33Sdsl5: stockers a.nd
feeders. s525qs25. Texans. 1920
slo; calves, sS25 i1.T5. sheep: Re
eeiPts 1000: market steady. native
,uosms' western. s7as2o; lambs, 81
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HANK 1II.AUNNCES,

Detroit bank ciearsnres FOR Tues
day were t9,515.piG The total
ciearauros for 1916 Co. date were 81 o.
04I.i fn.i41 o. a. against f1ff.73i -
s25 20 foI the corresponding period In
I4fE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19

The amount Of gold coming from
mately S2O,06o,OOO.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19

United states in 1915 was foremost
Shipbnildiug country in world for the
first time
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The
COPPER
ENIGMA

Because We have accurately
forecasted the copper market dur
ing the past two years, we believe
our analysis of the copper and
copper stock situation at this par
ocular iuncture should interest
every investor and prospective in.
weston In these shares. II is not
snap Judgment. but based on init.
mate association with these mar
kets during The most important
period In the history of the metal.
II Is contained in our