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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19
Pittsburgh Bandits
May Be Detroit Gang

PITTSBURGH. Aug 1.-TWO
masked men entered the offices OF
the Pittsburgh Stopper Co, near
Shadyside station. today, and at the
point Of guns took a satchel contain
ing 1926 from Paymaster Steinberg
The hold-up men made their escape.
Four persons besides the pay
master were In his office when the
bandits entered. They were backed
against the wall and held speech
less while the sachel was taken and
the getaway made.
All described the robbers as being
very young" None could give good
facial description OF them however
The impression was that they were
of dark complexion. Police and de.
tcctives with weather eye open
for the gang that held up the nur'
roughs pay auto in Detroit recently
extended their net Immediately In
the belief that the bandits may have
been members of H.
Reports from Cleveland that three
suspects were held there strength.
ened this belief. the police holding
that the Detroit robbers possibly
had split There were FIVE in that
gang.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19
WOMAN ATTACKED
ON AUTO RIDE
WITH STRANGERS

After receiving an alarm from
an unidentified woman that
woman had been slain. Satur-
day morning, four deputy sheriffs
hastened TO the neighborhood OF
Harper and Hamilton-aves., and
found Mrs Sadie Hull, domestic,
of No. Al l-2 Beach-st.. who said
she had been attacked by two men
with whom she took an automobile
trip The woman was removed to
the receiving hospital, apparently
suffering from rough treatment and
a nervous shock.
The Hull woman told the depu-
ties she accepted an invitation from
two men she did not know. and the
three took an automobile ride, late
Friday night. She said they stopped
the machine and attacked her. later
abandoning her The sheriffs Office
Is seeking to learn the identity OF
the men charged with the attack.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19
STOCK MARKET
CROWS STIFF
Shares Develop Firmer Trend
After Low Opening

NEW YORK, Aug 19.--The New
York Evening Sun financial review
today said:
Opening prices in the greater
number Of prominent issues were at
small losses. us compared with Fri
days closing on a volume Of busi-
ness that showed moderate activity
in most stocks.
Changes in the first part Of the
session a. a rule were confined with
in narrow limits, and after the first
dip prices in a large number Of the
leading shares developed a frmer
tendency under the influence OF Gov
cring of shorts.
Sentiment in Wall-st. circles was
not particularly depressed in conse-
qucnce of the uncertain railroad
labor situation, and in the rail stocks
orly minor reactions from the final
figures Of the preceding day We're
recorded"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19
SEENOCLEW
|. IN new PAY
ARREST
Detroit Police Think
Cleveland Suspects
Wrong Men

Little confidence Is expressed by
the Detroit police that any Of the
four men arrested in Cleveland on
the steamer Indus, Friday night. was
connected with the robbery Of $32,-
900 from the Burroughs Adding Ma
chine Co. pay ear. two weeks ago.
The Detroit police had telegraphic
advlCes. Thursday, to- take the men
from the boat as IL passed Detroit,
but thought too little OF the case
TO interrupt the steamer progress.
One Of the four suspects, the po-
lice dc not know which one, is sup
poeed to he a Chicago holdup man
who was In Detroit on the day OF
the burroughs robbery. No evidence
has been obtained indicating that
he was implicated In tho Burroughs
robbery, however, The police say.
Three OF the men arrested were
working On tho steamer Indus "a
stokers and the fourth as a deck
hand Detectives William Rick and
one Of the guards on tho Burroughs
pay car left for Cleveland. Saturday
morning, TO try 10 identify the sus-
poets.
Detective Inspector Edward Fox
returned, Saturday, aflcr few
days absence and denied that he
has been working on the Burroughs
robbery case. He declares he was
on furlough and contradicts newspa
per reports to the CONTRARY
The names OF the four men held
in Cleveland are t.ing kept secret
hy the rolice.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19
Livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL sToCKYARDs

DETROIT. Aug. 1S--Cattlc. Mar
ket, steady. l0ui5c higher; best
heavy steers. SSaS75; best handy
weight butcher steers. s. % a 7.f5;
mixed steers and heifers. $3.50 u !,
handy light butchers. S6q635, light
butch S5.5O46, best cows, $50
$50; butcher cows, S50 b.75. common
cows $3.50 a iS5. Gamers t3.50a4 425 !,
best heavy bulls -x6 1850, bologna
bulls, S5.5005.T5. stock bulls. $50
$50 feeders. So 5OG725. stockers
81 5.5066. mixers and springers, $40 u
rs Veal calves: Market. good. best
grades soc higher, others {ll. DO n
1850 heavies. $1,000 $50. Sheep
and lambs: Market steady, best
lambs 5000; fair lambs, S. j5 u
1923 light TO common lambs, 81 u O.;
yearllngs, tSU $50. fair To good sheep.
t6a6 so. Cuils and common. s45o u
6. Hogs: Market i0c higher. york
ers and heavies. SlOl5 ul0.50; pigs.
fs75ia50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19
.U.S.LOAN to-
ARGENTINE
WHISPERED
Reports of S100, 100000
Deal Persist Despite
DenialS
BY CHARLES p. STEWART

BUENOS AYRES, Aug. 1e.-Re-
cent conferences between Manager
Titus OF the Buenos Aires branch Of
the National City Bank OF New
York and President De la Plaza, of
Argentine, hac caused persistent
rumors that plans are being dis
cussed for a 100000. 900 American
gold loan through the Nationay City
bank
Minister Of Finance Oliver today
denied the report. he said the
De la Plaza adnuntration would not
ented upon such a negotiation on
the eve of its retirement in favor
of the newly elected Irigoyen re-
gime The rumors persist, however,
with the additional report ihatLPres-
ident De la Plaza's advisers have
consulted President-elect Irigcyen,
who favors such transaction.
1t Is rumored that the loan will
be for 25 years at 6 per cent inter-
est and that its purpose will be to
take up smaller outstanding Argen-
tine obligations.
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b. Bid. s-sold.

DETROIT Aug. le-Close: II is
difficult TO get a wheat bull TO name
bulge. The supply and demand sit
uatton Is expected to make previous
high prices look cheap before another
crop Is harvested Saturdays OPEN
foreign and domestic markets were
grm.
News from the threshers in tho
northwest shows conditions to be
that went 80 10 35 bushels TO the
acre last year arc producing ? TO 3
this year. Millers In Minneapolis are
looking in all directions for wheat
and this year VIII see grain moving
in directions never taken before. \
miller says Michigan's wheat is IKE
~ 10 be sent 10 Minneapolis or even
10 Kansas city The hig mills viii
take wheat any place they can find
a. ON the other hand. Europe must
have wheat regardless OF price ES-
porters have been buying with great
activity all along the advance and
viii take the wheat no matter at
what cost Liverpool was strong be-
cause OF light foreign receipts. no
offerings and no movement Of domes-
tic wheat because OF bad weather.
Sensationally higher prices are pre-
dictrd IA the only logical outcome Of
this situation. Reports OF good
crop In Canada are not believed. even
when hacked up by the government
The market was strong all day
There was gain of Sc and loss
81 ic. the close being &c UP FOR the
day.
saturdays wheat quotations: Cash
No. 2 red Sl.52i4 September opened
with an advance OF 2c at 81 l5lb., ad-
vanced TO il5i and closed at S1.53il !,
December opened at S1.57i4, advanced
to sl.60L and closed at 81 hsA May
opened at Sl62A and advanced 70
Si.6bN and closed at 81 64A No. J
10
quotations Corn. cash No. 3. 50 y { !,
30. yellow. ole; No. I yellow, SO n
90c. oats Standard, 47c; No 3
white. 46 nc; new No. white. 40 ";
A. y ml5iac Rye: Cash No. .,
$1.16h Beans immediate and
prompt shipment, $50. October, 81 Is.
Seeds. Prime red clover. SO prime
prime alfalfa. lio'ii.
Corn and oats advanced lc, rye
1isc. Timothyseed lost l5c.
Receipts in the Detroit market sat
urday were 1000 bbls uf hour. q
cars Of wheat, of corn. ~ OF oats
and / OF rye shipments were 1000
Dhls OF Hour. 1000 bu of wheat 7.onO
hu OF corn and $4,000 bu Of oats;
bu of corn. $4,000 bu OF onts and
500 bu OF rye.
Receipts or wheat Saturday nu-
luth. 75 cars. against 2l a year agoi
Winnipeg 2sS cars, against Sc. Chi-
Cago. 1g1 cars. against 3i7.
The condition OF the corn crop IN
made GA by Mr. snow This indi-
cntes crop Of 2.5s5. 900 OOo bu,
against n promise OF 2S72,o00,0o0 bu
in July
Primary wheat receipts were L..
I 9u, 900 bu. against 1,2ao,ooo bu a year
ago.
Exports Of wheat and -four Satur'
day. $1,000 hu.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19
KUMACALE
WINS Title.
Jap Marvel Defeats Johns.
ston, American
Champion

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 19.--Kum-
agae, the Japanese tennis marvel.
this afternoon won the singles title
in the Casino clubs invitation tour
ney from William NJ Johnston, of
California. the American national
champion.
Kumagae won the first set, 6-1,
and the second, 81. Johnston max
Ing desperate effort. The next
two sets went to Johnston through
hard net playing and stiff service,
rs. 60. The final game was a hard
fought affair, Kumagae winning
only after the score had been forced
to deuce. The final count was OF.
Kumagae's victory gives to japan
It's first victory over an American
tennis champion and. while the con-
test carries no title other than that
giving possession OF the Casino
cup, the defeat OF Johnston Is sig
nificant in view OF the fact that
both players are entered in the ma
tional tennis tourney. which opens
week from Monday on the West
Side Tennis clubs courts at Fort
Hills, l.. l.
The loss Of the first set OF the
match probably cost Johnston his
chance TO win. Johnston played a
remarkable game until in hard
service shot he broke a string in
his racquet and was forced to take
up another This seemed TO handi-
cap him for be was inaccurate In
placing his shots and the Jap had
little trouble In keeping him away
from the net and placed his shots
nicely in the back court.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19
SUBWAY WORKER
ELECTROCUTED

Frank HoGgi. % years old. No. 692
st Joseph St. came in contact with
"a hight tension wire Saturday morn
ing. while working In a subway for
the Michigan Central railroad at
TrumhulI-ave.. and sustained shock
so severe that no died shortly after
ward in Grace hospital. Immediately
following The accident, Moggi was
picked up by fellow workmen who
rendered first aid until tho ambu-
lance came,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19

Sugars-Detroit wholesale prices;
Crystal dominoes. 2-lb., 5000; do,
bib. 5000. Eagle tablets. $3.50; cut
ed. s7S5. standard powdered. $3.50;
granulated. extra coarse. $7.55; gran
ulated. fine, in bulk, $40; grsnulat-
ed. 25-lb. cotton. $3.50; crystal DOM
cases. $40, crystal domino. gran,
HF cases. s. so, diamond A, 1850;
confectioners' A.. $7.35; No. :, $40;
No. ;. s735; No. 6. $40; No. Z, $7.25:
No. II, sos; No. u. 81 No. 13. s6s5;
No. IL. 1895, No IS. S6.s5; non-cak-
ing mixture $s.75; beet granulated.
$40 per 100 lbs. household powd..
Is "a TO case, S2.35, do, As to case.
$3.50 per case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19
EAST HUFFAIO LIVE STOCK
nuuulan A gfeyeua

EAST BUFFALO. y. y. Aug. 10
Cattle. Z cars, steady prime steers.
tiOaI0.6O: good to choice. 81 20 ass
fair to good. SS50Qs.75. plain and
coarse. F.7Sqs yearlings. dry fed.
light butcher steers. s7.7bas. best
butchering steers and heifers. mixed.
s7bO4S. best heavy fat cows. SO
las butcher cows, s550q6, cutters.
bulls. 81 butcher bulls s. 550I676.
common bulls. sb50d5.75; good stock
ers. ts.50n7: light. common stockers,
f6I6.25, feeders. s7m7.25. milchers
and springers. s65d 100.
Hogs. Receipts. 10 cars; strong
heavy and yorkers. fii a i1.l0, pigs.
tl0dlO25.
sheep. cars; steady; top lambs.
lg WatSdrsl ,saSss55F e%Ss ,7a775 9G 500
Calves: tb6t13.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19
MAN STRUCK BY
ID. u. X. CAR DIES

After lying in the receiving hos
pital unidentified for four days,
Charles Floody died, Saturday morn
ing, from injuries received when he
was struck by u. L. II. car at tho
corner OF Seventeenthst and Mich
lgan-ave Floody. who was 81 years
old after four days Of unconscious
ness, recovered sufficiently 10 tell
his name Friday afternoon he gave
his nurse telephone number and
the name OF Mrs Regan
Coroner's Clerk William De Laur-
Ter called the number Saturday
morning following his death. and
learned that he has wife and Ave
children.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19
DETROIT STOCK
EXCHANGE QUIET

Trading Saturday morning on the
Detroit stock exchange was the
lightest record ed this week. The
only issue strong in the late trad
ing Friday was burroughs on which
the hid was later withdrawn. Sew
cral blocks OF 80 shares each were
sold al 426. the first transactions
since e started TO climb q week ago.
The last previous sale was at'353
The Offering Saturday was A40.
Acme common is soft, so arc REQ
Car and Continental.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19
COMMERCIAL
DEPOSITS SHOW
HEALTHY GAIN

The weekly report OF the Detroit
ClearinR House association shows an
increase in commercial deposits of
more than $5,OC0.0CO AMI IN savings
deposits Of half a million collars.
Loans for the week Increased moro
than 100000, the total loans be-
ing s220.47S. 600
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19

CHICAGO-Adelc Rowland. must.
cal comedy actress known In mar
-ted life as Mrs Clara p Ruggles,
has hled suit for divorce The petit
tion charges her husband. Charles
s Rugglcs. an actor. with dcsertion
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

CIENEI.ANp. O.. Aug ~ Cattle
Receipts 900, market. steady. york
ers mixed and mediums. til, pigs,
t9.75; roughs. $40, etags. 81 25 Get
tie. Receipts cars: market. steady
sheep and lambs Receipts. one car
market. steAdy, lambs. top, $40 30.
Calves Receipts. so. market. steady.
top. ti3.25.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19
CHICAGO nUTrrn

CHICAGO. Aug. lS.-Butter. EN-
tras. 3Oc. hrsts, % a 29Isc, dairy OK
trRs, 27is "a 2sISc, arsts. 2sJ &c.
Eggs Prime ordinary, % \ 23c
frsts 24a25c Cheese: Twins. 15A
4i6c; young Americas. ~ d17iA
Live poultry: Fowls. 17hc. ducks.
16Ri7c. geese. 10Mllc. springs. 2oTH
ale: turkeys. 21c Potatoes Receipts,
40 cars; Minnesota and Ohio. Sl1Oi
Jersey, tllbnI.25.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19
CMICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO Aug le.-HoEs. Re-
ceipts. 800. market strong. l0c high
er mixed and butchers. 81 s5 n 10. 90:
good heavy, SO % a so; rough
heavy. $3.50 9 a5 light. SlO30u 10 30;
pigs, Ssi0u976 Cattle Receipts.
200. market steady. beeves s3T0 q
80. COWS and hcifers. $40 ff9 50;
Htockers and feeders. S5u 100, Tex
ans. s7.S0dS5O calves. S9.25ni275.
sheep Receipts 1000. market
steady: native. $6T5d7.SO, weston.
ss75GS. lambs. i725@1l; western,
t75OQ1l25.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19

Congressman John A. NJ Adair.
Democratic nominee for governor
OF Indiana. is 10 begin his speech.
making campaign today at Fort
Wayne
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK;. AUG 1g--Flour. In
active. Pork Firmer; mess. 81 70 n
295. Lard. Strong. middle west
spot Sl4d1410. sugar. Raw. duh.
ccntrifuEal. 9G test, s5.S3. cut loaf
tS15 crushed. IS, powdered. S71oT
725, Rranulated. S7H7.30 Coffee
Rio 40 on spot qkc Tallow
Strong. special. Sc. city. nc. coun-
try. 76tSc Hay. Firm. prime, 81 30
80. 3. s5q a0c. clover. tOcnsi 10
Dressed poultry. Firm. turkeys, - Il
32c. chickens. 2ln32c; fowls. IS n
22isc. ducks. long Island. zoe Live
poultry. Firm. geese. l3c, ducks. ~
q lSc, roostcrs. 1874 al &c, chickens
hroilcrs. 81 n 25c Cheese; stronger
state milk, common 10 specials. f91-
n lSC. skins, common TO specials. n
l4lRC.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19
Recover suIeIde,, Body.

The body of Harry Johnston. 63
year old. walter AZ the Island View
hotel. on the Canadian side OF the
river. was recovered today by Har-
bormaster King near the Belle Isle
bridge. Johnston committed suicide
by jumping in the river from the
hotel dock. last Tuesday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19
cum COPPER STOCKS
NEM YOnK nIrrEM AND EGGs.

NEW YORK, Aux l1-"-EUtf0r
steady; receipts, 6.423, creamery eN-
ira. AN G3llao! state dairy tubs. 2
g g30ihc imitation creamery hrsts, 90
q 27hc: DO. special 32H22ibc Eggs
steady; receipts. G.bS2. nearby white
fancy, 81 4Oc; nearby mixed fancy
rs a sac. fresh firsts. q G33c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19
TOLEDO GRAM AND pRovIsIC

wheat! Cash. ,i.55, sept. ,i.5s, Dec,
sl61; May l.67 n Corn Cash. gOc;
sept. sec; Dec. 76%c: May, soc
oats Cash. 46ac; sept. i7Ac. Dec.
sic. May. 5thc. Rye: Cash. Sis
Cloverseed: Cash. $685. oct. SO 10;
Dec. SS, Alsike; Prime. 80
candled. 27c; fancy selects. 20c. But
ter Brick creamery. 32c. tubs cream
cry, sic. Hay. unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19
TnI.nnn LIVE srncI1.

TOLEDO. o., Aug. i9.--Hogs: Re
ceipts. 1000; market. 5c higher.
heavies, 5000. mediums 5000,
yorkers SiO26af00O, good pigs
ta.76de.a0. Calves: Market. steady
Sheep and lambs Market. steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19

burglars broke into The stock
room of the Pingr,e Shoe Co, JET
fprson ave and Shelby-st Friday.
and stole 500 worth OF ladies shoes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19
NrM Nnnh nANk srNrrMENr.

NlsW YORK y Y. Aug ts-The
actual weekly bank statement today
showed tho following changes sur
plus. Increase t506.oS0. loans. de-
grease S12851. 900 reserve iu own
vaults increase fl3.Tsf.e0o, reserve
IN federal reserve banks increase
Kl9.2gg 600, reserve in other depOsi-
taries increase stOt. Oo0 net demand
deposits increase S1S447, 600. net time
deposits decrease flN.89T0u0, circula-
ttnu decrease Sltf 600; aggregate re-
serve SGT3.0sb.000
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19
HITTER AND Eggs

Butter-Extra creamery. 20 iac lh-;
creamery frsts. 2Sc lb., dairy. 23c lb.i
package. 2lc III.
Eggs Fresh receipts, cases includ-
ed, hrsts. 25Ac; current receipts.
21 &c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19
hanks and rru.t Companies.
The foIIowInK nrms are prIvlleged

TO execute orders on the Exchange:
w. f. Moss Il Co. Carlyle & Poyah.
Geo NJ west g. CO.. l.. T.. Maccrone
mour Co. W II Mclaughlin. Mer-
rill. Lynch & Co. w A. Hamlin &
Co, VIM. A. Neer & Co. Sinclair &
Couls, Emmett J. Sprague. VIM. H.
Rose e. Co, +. X. Pclton & Co, Joel
Co. w Il Reilly & Co, Matthew
Finn. A W. Wallace & Co. Lewis O.
Stockard * Co. Bennett Smith &
Gorton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19
JOHNSON OPPOSING SLAB
ARTIST IN FIRST GAME
OF ATHLETICS SERIES
Seven Thousand Fans Turn
Out to See Opening
Conflict

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. l9,-Cov-
eleskie opened the series with
Philadelphia for the Tigers today.
Johnson hurled for the Athletics.
About 1000 fans saw the game.
First Inning.
pETROIT-Vitt was safe on La
joie's error Bush sacrificed. John
son 20 MClnn1s Cobb also sacrificed.
Johnson 10 McInnis. Neach flied TO
Schang 10 run, no hit, one error.
ATHLETICS S--Wltt doubled To left.
Walsh sacrificed, Coveleskic 20 Burns
Strunk hit 70 Young and witt beat
the throw TO the plate shank nied
70 N,hCh Struuk died stealing, Mo
error.
Second Inning.
DETROIT -- Crawford nied 10
strunk. Bprns fouled 10 McInnis.
NJ Elw"e threw out Young No run.
no nit no error.
bush. M,lnnis lined % cobb Nc
Five" singled 20 left MCElwec out
stealing. Mckee To Young. No run.
one hit. no error.
Third Inning.
DETROIT Mckee walked Cove
leak" out attempting 20 hunt third
strike Mckee taking second Witt
fumhled WITS Erouudcr and the fNn-
ner Mckee. taking third. Bush nled
70 Strunk Cobh grounded 70 witt
No run. no hit. one error
ATHi.ETfCS--lia fled 10 Nrach
johnson struck out witt singled 10
left Walsh fied 90 NsaCh. No run.
one hit. no error.
Fourth Inning.
DETROIT Neach out. Johnson 10
Mclnn's Crawford also out. John
son to Ncinuls BURNS grounded to
Ia Tot" No run. no rit. no error
ATHLETICS out, Bush TO
Burns Schaug grounded TO Young
IAioie out. flush 10 Burns No run
no hit. no error
Fifth Inning.
FTROlT-Young singled TO left
Mckee hit into a double play Kilt
20 IatOie to Mcinnis CoVel~sk .
struck out. No run. one hit no
ArrOT
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19
EIGIN nIlTTI:I,

EIGIN. Ill. Aug. i9.--Butter: All
sales 30hc, an advance OF one cent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19

Prfrting--the plain neat kind--thst
o. riEht---Times Job Dept.-Msin <b1o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-19

Prfntins-the plain nest tipf--thst
In rtsbt-Ttmes Job Dept-Msin tS1o
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satisfactory.
Apple. New, UL25a175 bu. $40
450 hbl
BannnuS Good shipping stock,
81 25 az per bunch.
Beans Dried IImas. 6lz q &c ID.
Berries RlnokLcrries. 81 bu.; huck-
leberrics. 50 5o0s rs bu;
nas2s ys5 box psaeSe. 81
al Is box: grapes, si.25GI75 box.
CnbbaEe-New, S275I$ crate
soc. Imported Swiss 3Ga4lc; brick
cream. lG1sc, long horns. l7c. daisies,
Cherrles-sour sl75G1.s5; sweet
Fresh Nes-tabIes-Green peppers
70 n soc per 4 basket crate, radishes.
Sc bunch; parsley, 25n soc doz. GU
eumbers 25a35 doz. tomatoes, 60 q
zoe per 20-lb. basket. Sl.75 az <er
bu. carrots, 25c doz.; lettuce. 9Ocd
81 bu. head lettuce. $50; green
3Oc doz; green onions, l5g lSc doz.;
green corn s1.75 per bag
New Honcy-Fancy white. new. l6
G17c; amber, 10qlic lb.; extracted,
Hay"Detroit shippers are paying
the following prices for haled hay in
car lots (. o. b. Detroit: No ! tim
othy. new. Slidl5; standard ttm-
II: No. ? Timothy, s12g13, No. /
mixed. Sl1 ~ 70, No. mixed, SsM ~;
as, wheat and oat straw. $3.50 67
Lemons-ssas.5o per box.
Lines l.100f l25 per 100
,sSSs Esrs' crate 6,sF af5o per
bbl watermelons. 30 d soc each
Oranges s4.75Q5.25 box.
Onlons-Southern. 1915 per 100 lbs;
AVNnU lah
Peacbes-$3. 5OG3.75 bu.
PinenppIcs-S4 n $50 crate.
Potatoes-s3 5O43.75 bbl. I'm car
PouItry-Best broilers. csc; No;
broilers. 2l a 22c; fancy hens. SC; No.
hens, l74l7 nc: stays. l2g lsc'
geese. 12m1Sc; ducks 10 Ql6c h.
sweet Potatoes -sl.75 bu. and $3.50
JoBBING PRICES.
Canned Goods--Appies; ,t275@ $50
tadey sal Lma Maine beans 'i5 gstanGard iaS 0th s.,
Table beets. .sl.25g1.iO; Peas. Fancy
early June. 81 30; standards, 81. Sal
mon tan s2so lsI, {rdMgSs Rnggs' ssSs sSS. To-
early June, $3.50, sifted early June.
Corree~white House, 2sc; standard
packages. 1871 6>21 I1c lb.
Feed-Jobbing prices 1oo-lb. sacks.
Bran S25. standard middlings. s26;
nne middlings, $50, cracked corn, sS6;
coarse corn meal, s35. corn and oat
chop. s32 ton.
Fiour-JObbing prices: Best MIchi-
gan patent. sITO second patent, 100
straight. s. 30; pure rye. So 30, spring
patent. $50 bbL I'm eighth paper
sacks.
Detroit ou-Raw linseed oil. nc;
boiled linseed, TSC gal. in barrel lots.
Kerosene in iron barrels; Diamond
headli ght, SIC, perfection, SOC, pala-
cine, 1890; red crown gasoline. lSc
gal
anucalcd wire. S290 bundle; galvan-
lied barbed wire, 2-point, sag spool;
galvanized sheets. 24-gauge, A55; 27-
gauge. t4S5; 2s-gauge. $500 30
gauge. $40 per cwti Ruhl bronzed
axes, single handled. $3.50; double.
S12 80 doz.. black sheet metal % and
24-gauge. S325; 26-Eauge. $3.50. 81
gauge. 1896, 2S-gauge. $40 per cwt
Carriage .Olts. small. soc, 10 and 5
off large 4Oc and off. machine
bolts. small, soc. 20 and 10 of, large.
40c, 10 and of list
Iiircs-No. cured hides. 19c: No.
green hides, 16c; No l cured bulls,
cured veal kip. csc, No. green veal
/ kip. 2lc; No. ! cured murrain. lsc,
No l green murrain. 16c, No. | cured
calf. 29c; No ] green calf 27c. No.
horse hides. $3.50; No 2 horse hides.
81 SO, No. ! tallow. Nc; No talIow.
6ikc per lb.. No 2 hides, / C Off No.
kip and calf. NC of sheepsldn
! Gas TO amount wooO, 50caS1.25.