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The Detroit times., 1916-07-10
RUSSIAN BAND
HERE JULY Is

The Russian Juvenile Concert
band. with S. Soskin, 10 years old.
as director. will make its nrst ap-
pearance In America, Saturday, July
Is. in the Japanese garden. Hotel
Cadillac. beginning an indefinite en-
gagement.
The band has ~ players and 10
soloists. The young musicians are
all OF Russian birth or parentage.
the majority ot the lads having had
relatives or friends killed IN the
present war. and their earnings on
the present visit 70 America VIII BE-
devoted TO fund for the aid of the
families OF these unfortunate sol
dierS.
The young musicians are said 20
play repertoire equal 20 that Of
any concert band now before the
public. For the opening concert,
Saturday afternoon, July 10. the pro
gram will be March. "lndionne,'
(Sellenick); Spanish Dance,
(Schmellng). overture, William
Tell" (Rossini: chorus. "Hallelu-
jah." (Hauden picolo solo, Song
OF The Nightingale" (Filipovsky)i
selection. "Travista." Verdi; Sc
lection. Sounds from England, -
Uangey). cornet solo; waltz, "Jol-
" Fellows" (VallstadO: selection,
"Scotch Airs" Gampe) march,
tBowmanl.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10
NEW YORK PROnTcE MAnkEr

NEW YORK. y. =, July s.-Flour:
Dull and irregular. Polk Strong:
g msSs s2e 80, L L r, Firm mid
Raw. firm centrifugal ss-test, 1914
n6.2T. nuscovado Safest. tss7d
$50; refined. firm; cut loaf. $3.50:
crushed, 80, powdered i7.75. gran
ulated t765 m5.70. Coffee. Rio No
on spot 81 Tallow. Dull; special
9lc; city, sAc. country. 9Grsa.
Hay steady; prime. 81 90, No. 2. CSC
N s1.o2; clover. 70cIti20. Dressed
poultry; Dull. turkeys. 23i2bc:
chickens 25d CSC: fowls. i4a2il1 &c:
ducks, Long Island. lee. Live poui-
try: Firm. geese. 14c. ducks. ism
2lc; fowls. 14M n nc. turkeys. 15m
1sc, ROSTERS. I4c; chickens. broilers,
20 n &c. Cheese: Quiet. state milk
common 10 specials. 13dl6izc: skims
common 10 Special I0m12Nc
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10
Local


suUar-correctea daily by W. IA.
Edgar A. Son: Crystal .domipoes. 2-lb..
!.' S' , cut isas' .s Hasl' su iss,
tS.65. NIX powdered. 1850, stand
Ard powdered, ss.i5; granulated. ex-
ira coarse. 1870. yranuiated. fine.
,Sns siyst snu domino I gran coy
ID. and 6-lb. cartons. IN cases. &s.g5:
crystal domino gran. HF cases. ss.4S;
diamond A. $50 confectioners, A..
No. !. tf,gS; no. s. ,IsS; No. ). ;isc:
No. 10, $40. No, II, 1870; No. IL.
tI.s6; No. 10. $500. No. Ia. $3.50: No.
10. $3.50; non-caking mixture. So;
household powd,, Is. "a TO case. s2.40:
Do Is to case, sL.TO per case,
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10
MICHIGAN CENTRAL srccKYARDs

); best handy weight butcher steers.
4175ms.25: mixed steers and heifers,
GI7.5o; handy light butchers. $3.50
cows. s6.25ds.7s; butcher cows. t5.75
$500: common cows. s4.75 q s so:
Gamers ssq450: best heavy bulls.
ssm6.26; bologna bulls, t5.504s.
mixers and sprlngers, s41s.5t. Veal
calves: Market. steady veal calves.
si2d12.25; others. sSa11.50 Sheep
and lambs: Market. steady: best
light TO common lambs. s750Ts50:
fair 20 good sheep, s6ns.25; culls
and common. $50 ! go Hogs Market
loc higher; pigs, $3.50; others. $3.50
Mio.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10
TTaegspae FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Ioed
HEAT OVERCOMES
THREE POLICEMEN

Three members OF the traffic
squad In the central district were
slightly overcome by the excessive
heat, Saturday morning. and were
sent home on relief.
Traffic Inspector James Sprott has
sent instructions To all the trafilc
officers TO equip their semaphores
with umbrellas. Oficers complain.
Ing of fatigue are being relieved as
quickly as possible. The heat
caused by the sun beating down on
the asphalt pavements is almost in.
siderable.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. July s-close; Wheat
was easy and i4c lower at the start,
There was little change resulting
from the government report Liver
pool was steady.
Recent strength in Liverpool is not
helping the American bulls. IL Is
caused by advances IN ocean treishNs
and has nothing TO do with increased
demand When ocean rates adv ance
IL is bullish for Europe and bearish
for America. The government report
that came out Friday was NOT fat
from what the trade had figured. II
showed much larger promise man
month ago because Of better returns
than expected from the winter wheal
harvest. The spring wheat crop Is
makin great progress IN bCth amer
lean and Canadian northwest mar
vest is well advanced in the southwest
and will be under way in the spring
wheat states in about two weeks.
Demand .or new wheat IL already
active. IL is wanted by domestic
miilrrs and exporters and great
deal OF il nAs ALREADY been purchased
By foreigners. Balls take the govern
mHnt report rs favorable % an ad--
vance bccagsr all the bcartsh fea-
lures have been known and discount
ed The figures show that this coun-
thy might easily run into a shortage
II exports should be large. While the
crop shows Improvement. ~ - Tar
under a 10-yeaT average.
Reports 81 damage from heat and
rust came from the northwest and
helped FIRM the market up. Wheat
was strong after an easy opening and
closed at a gain ~ IA y NC. Corn
chned SEC and timothy seed, 2oc.
Saturdays wheat quotations. Cash
No. > red. slleia september opened
with a decline Of 10 at Si-loL. de-
SlIS1 December opened at sll4is.
declired o. <iIfi. and advanced TO
sllpLs No. ! white. 81 .esA. satur-
days coarse grain quotations: C9rn.
No. 4 yellow. sic. oats standard.
43i@c; No , white. 4:i1c bid; No.
white. 44is I44isc: September new
No. , white. zoe asked. Rye: Cash
mediate and prompt shipment. ss25
asked seeds. Prime red clover.
$3.50 prime alsike, $3.50; prime limo
Receipts u the Detroit market sat
urday were loco bbis. OF -four. ears
OF corn. 81 oats. Of rye and l OF
hay. Shipments were 1000 bills Of
flour eco bu. 81 wheat 5000 bu. 81
corn. Stocks are lG3. 200 bu. OF wheat.
100. 500 btL OF corn, $4,000 bu. OF oats
and 23,g0G bu. of rye.
The government report makes the
grow inS wheat crop 759.0oo,000 bu.
and the rarry-over is $50 100000 bu.
making total available OF a.0O0.-
coo bu. The needs for home use are
s25 0O0,O 900 bu. and average exports
for two1Sears 800. 600. 900 bu. making
II a very easy matter to run into a
shortage.
Receipts of wheat Saturday-Du-
luth. 1874 cars, against II n year ago;
Minneapolis. f54 cars, against 102;
Winnipeg, $50 cars, against 90: Chi
cago, - cars. against 9; southwest.
1000 bu. against $4,000 bu.
Exports u wheat and -four Satur-
day. i.l05,0o0 bu.
Primary wheat receipts were 65l. 900
bu.. against 33T. 600 bu. a year ago.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10
Livestock
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. July s.-Hogs: Receipts.
1000; market steady. 5aloc higher;
mixed and butehssrs 1886 alo.2o:
pigs, ss.isaSss. Cattle. Receipts
200; market steady; beeves. 81 30 n
lilo; cows and heifers, s3'75g
stockers and feeders. $500 SIS, Tex
sheep: Receipts. 5000; market
steady: native, .ss.s5a7so, western.
47as lambs. s7.5OGio,75, western,
t7.75 q 1885.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10
WHEAT MARKET
FLUCTUATES
July Rises Five Cents; Then
Drops Back; September
Scars

CHICAGO, July lo.--July wheat
SCARED from lO3 10 los near the
close Of the market today and clos
ed AZ io6l-2, gain or II cents
on reports OF heavy crop damage
from black rust and red rust IN the
northwest, sending shorts TO cover
September wheat jumped from
los "a at the start to 100 Is al the
close. with a high range OF ITO Is.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10
Cum COPPER sTocK.


tHlt AGO, III, July N.--Buttrr Tx
tras. 27igc. Hrsts 2Giz d21c. dairy
extras ~ 4 n 26i.c flrstH. Pa, m 9sr
Eggs Prime ordinary, 20ts G2ic.
frsts, 22n 22isC. CheeH~ TwinE
nc: young Americas i5I afsibr.
Live poultry: Fowls. 1874 ducks
Csc turks. 20c Potatoes MiChigar
60 n zoe; ohio. s0a 70oi wisconsin. en-
n 7oc. Minnesota. sou 1oc. New pota.
toes: Receipts, 10 cars, old, 4 cars,
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10
NEW YORK BArK sTATEMENr.

NEW NOEk, =. =, July N--The
actual weekly bank statement today
showed the following chanRes
Surplus. decrease s35.Ti7.ss0. loans
decrease f3S.992.000, reserve In own
vaults decrease $40. 1S9. 900. reserve
IN federal reserve banks. decreas ~
sass, 900. reserve in other deposi-
tories, decrease si,146.OO0 net de-
mand deposit. decrease Sa1.946. 600
net time deposit. decrease 1851 900.
circulation, decrease $4,000. agRre-
gate reserve s5g5. 05-. 0Or. excess re-
serve ss3.54G.0s0
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10
CLEVELAND LIVE srock.

CLEvELAND. O.. July o.--Hogs.
Receipts l,5o0. 15c higher. yorkera.
!ozoWfo:26. mixed and mediums
s s,esY piss se7s; ,roughs. $3.50;
steady. sheep and lambs. Recein,s
. cars. steady; lambs. ton. si9
calves: Receipts. 100. steady; top.
1880. W.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
dun ming md -teyeBsl

East BuFFALO, y. y, July 8
ceipts, 40 cars. lower: heavy. 5000
glOt 20: workers, siO.35N10.l0. pigs.
ss.Is@1o. sheep: Receipts. hve cars,
slow top lambs. I'll 6iL50; year
ewes s7q7So. Calves: S5d13
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10
Quotations by Paine, Weber & Co,
uly 8. Open High Low Close
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRoyIsIoxs,

TOLEDO, %, July Wheat: Cash
And nsdsr JgSiy. ;,IiiiSSt September. 81, IS;
July, soc. September. 7shc; Deem.
Der So NC. Oats Cash and July. 42c:
clover seed: Cash. $50, oetobeg' b.:
December, ~ s.. Alslke Prime. $3.50
creamery. % lsr, tub creamery. Esi5c
Eggs: Fresh candled. 24hc fancy
selects, CSC. Hay. unchanged
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10
hanks and Trust Com IN niles.
The following Arms are privilege

The following firms are privileged
to execute orders or ta- Exchange:
w. r. Moss & Co. Carlyle & Povah.
Geo; M, West Co.. f, r. Maccrone
mour q Co, W. p. Mclaughlin. Mer-
rill, Lynch a Co. w. A. Hamlin n
Co., VIM: A. Neer a Co, Sinclair &
Couls. Emmett !. sprague, VIM. n.
Rose & Co, +. X. Pelton e Co. Joel
Stockard q Co, Bennett. Smith &
Co, w. E. Reilly & Co, Matthew
Finn, A. w. Wallace & Co. Lewis O.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10
TOLEDO LIVE STOCK

TOLEDO. July s.-rogs: Recein,s
light; market Sc higher: heaviea
mediums. siol0aiO20,
workers.. 1915 a 1918; good pigs, se.s5
Qs.sb. Calves: Market steady
Sheep and lambs: Market steady.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10
HITTER NND Eggs

Butter Creamery. extras. 2Tilc:
stock, 2ic ID.
Eggs Fresh receipts. cases In
cluned. hrsts, csc. current receipts,
22hc doz.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10

Reported movements OF currency
banks OF approximately $4,000, 600.
This sum IL largely 20 be accounted
for by payment Of income and cor
poration taxes NJ end OF half year,
approximately 100000 was paid
In at New YORK.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10

\ Joint convention Of the National
Fertilizer association and the South
ern Fertilizer association IS 20 meet
today at Hot Springs. Va.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10
Chic AGO OR AIN

Wheat: July. down nc; September.
down isc. Corn: July. up &c, Sep
TENDER. unchanged Oats: July, down
&c: september. unchanged. Pro-
visions. higher.
Close-wheat. July. up 3hc: Sep
tember. up 3asc. Corn: July. up sc
September. up nc. Oats: July. ur
&c. september. up &c. Provisions.
lower.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10
Hank Clrarauces.

Bank clearances. Saturday. $3.50
30t3T; total 1916 TO date $l.03i-
S29.61i.30. total 1915 TO pond
ing date. s612, $500.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10
NEW YORK Bu1-rrR AND EGGS.

NEW YORK, y y, July, Slug
cry, extra. 2Sisc, state dairy. tubs, -
u2scj imitation creamery hrsts, 25m
25Ic; special. 29ne9iac. Eggs:
quiet quiet p rec pts .2st; nearby white
gao 21c. fresh rrsts 23& d27c.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10
EIEIN HITTER.

ELGiN. IN. July SHUTTER: All
sales s7Ic. no change.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10
New York Stocks

Il eluotations by Hornbiower & Weeks.
81 Open High Low Close
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-29
Sic ssdoen Der Spiunasc.

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in Der treffli9en 2illsr ariess5eituns
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GEO. P. SCHWE|TzER
VOLKSBLATT
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127 ct z. Gtraae.
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tanb mar. iiifS itiiS Der s;s,iiea s;s,iieHa tssits! ban
Jreunb Deines Wtttsrs. beiIen Sobn
i'm iparms Sddsn bot, neil fsul
aorps ndditer 9dge nad Rubiapo
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gruosr fpiebst tpas borsn iaifeng I)irb
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Oibraltar, Elm Ieienstpertbes aapitsl
aus einem aeifetusebuH. Die eins
aise uneinnebmbdre 5eituns, ipie
,Gnslunb bebauptet. - Wa4iams
.arieserousen. = Gin sepail5erttr
Gelfen.
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s.gn3eisen.
aoeiuen glo. / eeib. itnb Wan.gerein

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tao, ben 30. stuaiiit 1916. stbenoS uoH liti
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Iidii sdblrel4 81 bffbeiiieen.
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mer liest, urb seb5rft au benz 4ten
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mem Better, Oab Ou Deinen alten Sut
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90 cRtpoob - 2537 Talbot gtSs.: gang nen:
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aus iiTiii MODERN uHo elegant; erobe, belle
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sur Strabeubnhn; 80 whHrten snr Siobt
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i3n bermietflen-5Iats.

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abiolut neu; Gi. pouis SInt bon 9inimerH
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slnftions g,crfGnie. !
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i3n pcrfnnicn - farmen.

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wionnie 10e aano Bnbere Wlaaa.
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The day book., 1916-05-20
WEIGLE, THE TRIB STAR WAR
MAN, AMONG THE PRISONERS


Edward J. Weigle, staff photogra-
pher Of the Chicago Tribune, is
prisoner of war, interned by the Ger
man government and under sur
Yeillance in Berlin.
For six months the newspaper
which prints daily bTag on its. front
page that it is "the worlds greatest, "
has kept secret from its readers the
fact that its star camera man was
arrested while crossing the border of
Holland into Germany, taken in
charge by military police, identified
and placed in confinement along with
suspects, pUssyfOots and gumshOe
men believed by the German secret
service to be dangerous characters.
Arrest Of Weigle took place the last
week in November. Every influence
that the Chicago Tribune can bring
to bear to get Weigle free has to
date failed.
The stories that come back from
Berlin as to why Weigle was pinched
say it's on account of the way he
talked about conditions in Belgium
on his return from that country. In
company with Joe Medin Patterson,
secretary of the Tribune Co., Weigle
went to Belgium when the war start
ed. He was the first man to get back
to Chicago with movies showing the
Belgian troops trying to stop the
German drive across Belgium.
Count Won Bernstorff, the Ger
man ambassador, had the case put
up to him by Tribune representa-
tives. And, according to press club
gossip, Won BernstOrff has used all
his influence to set Weigle free.
Something in Weigle's record,
however, makes the German govern
ment feel he's a dangerous man and
ought not to be freed, even though
he is the employe Of a newspaper
which has printed columns and col
The day book., 1916-05-20
further she went with it the worse
it looked to her.
And Eddie Weigle's friends don't
expect him back in Chi. till the war
is over.
CASHIER OF MCCLURE & co.
SHORT IN ACCOUNTS

A warrant charging Olaf B. Olsen,
2515 N. Sawyer av., cashier in the
wholesale dept of A. c. McClurg &
Co., publishers, 218 S. Wabash av.,
with being short $4,000 in his ac-
counts is in the hands of detectives.
The warrant is being withheld pend
ing a conference between OIsen's
brothers and a bonding company.
Olsen has been with the McClurg
firm for II years. He neither smok-
ed nor drank. He seldom spent an
evening away from home, except to
go to church.
''He goes to the Sunday Evening
club every Sunday night, he would
get red to the ears if you even men
toned girl and 1 am sure he was
never in a saloon or cabaret in his
life" said his brother.
Olsen has not left town. Is still
at home.