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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-01-05
Fairview

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Will
son, nine pound girl, December 81.
Mother and child doing well.
Homer Brock was called to Fowler,
Kansas, on Christmas to the death bed
of his mother.
Robert Radcliffe is entertaining his
brother who is on his way to Canada.
The school gave a well prepared
Christmas program Sunday afternoon
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-01-05
Hold Your Nose

The emperor of Germany has issued
an order permitting the Ford party
to pass through part of Germany, but
it must be in sealed train. Think
of the odor in that train after twenty
four hours closed season. The author
tiles at the Hague will be justified in
running it right on into the sea.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-01-05
Merely Better Trained

The reports from the British army
cnlistments for the present var show
that sixty per cent more married men
enlist than single men. This do
not show a lack of courage on the
part of the single men, but merely
that for a seasoned married nan war
has no terrors at all.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-01-05
For Sale

120 acres land and ~ shares Fort
Lyon water. 11S acres Of it under
irrigation, IS in alfalfa. All for
$4,000. Terms to suit purchaser.
Chas. F. Hoag, Lamar, Colo.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-01-05

See Geo. Culver for New Furniture
and Hardware Room 1913 North Main
street.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-01-05

Call and see the new Model rs
Overland Car at Miller Bros Garage.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-01-05


following of each article.
They slightly and of date but is
genuine bargain.
Shaving a adjustable mirror, compartment for
shaving strOp Regular price $1,000 SS m
Seee-Sghty damaged floor sample Made of full
golden finish Remarkable value 81 7S
the regular price of S15.5O Sale price
China Cabnet-made in the beautiful
with plush lined drawers for silver c22 IN
bargain regular price, S35 Sale price ~HAoO
ChiffOner5drawr sawed oak golden fnsh
Large bevel plate Regular S2l5O. S1E IN
Tabe-GOdn sawed oak Dressing Table,
triple mirror, 'front.' side and Regular
S2l5O Sale price
small drawers,
Large 1SX36 beve Made of imitation oak nish slightly
damaged floor sample. Regular $3.50. S12 S0
quarter golden finish.
drawers, slightly damaged Regular $3.50. Ct TX
Sale price
Stand-SGghtly damaged Made of sawed oak
drawers. Regular $500. CO 66
Tabe-COonial style. Early English finish An
tiona bargain at the regular price of $3.50 cG m
Sale price
ibeh--oieDffi,
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-01-05

l JUST LOOK AT WHAT YOU CAN GET FOR CENTS, AND
THIS
Bargain large size steel Fry Panhee piece steel
II polished inside with a cool handle quality o.
Il Cash Sale
Mouse Traps 2X4 nch-raps with heavy
II fails catch them. O,
Sale
Oil. This lubricant
4 machinery Comes with O..
Carpet Beatermade of No 10 80 O..
Mill Flea handy article should
K chest. be used for all prOctca
poses Cash Sale price
Brushes-SOng, solid backs high grade fiber
l give long service We have them in different shaped Or
4 Pan-Teat the folks a batch of
these cold mornings Here chance O.
L Kitchen Knives-Hand forged steel blade O..
Pie PlateHere is good shaped inch Deep
Il a supply of them at this low O.
Salt and Pepper ShakersLage glass shakers metal
II kind that won't clog. n
Il
Thin blown glass Tumblers opportunity
I a tumblers. The thin blown tumbers
II
4 And hundreds of other articles 8
The Detroit times., 1916-10-05
TROUBLE STILL
BREWING OVER
MEXICO TROOPS

WASHINGTON, oct 5-Despitc
ofrcial denials from Mexico City
that Gen. Carranze has decided 10
demand the immediate withdrawal
Of United States troops, Mexican
Ambassador Arredondo Is now
using every effort 10 dlssuado thr
fret CHIEF from insisting upon such
action through tho Mexican COM
missioners at Atlantic city.
This Was the purpose oi Arrcdon
dos trip 10 Mexico Cny it WIS
learned today from authoritative
sources
Before he left for Mexico city. A..
rcdondo conferred In New York With
Luis Cabrera. one of the Mexican
commissioners Cabrera told Arrc-
dondo that h. and his colleagues had
broposN ~ iuruediate withd avail
W the American troops and that thc
American commissioners had replied
there could be no action on thai
question until after further discus
sion of the economic problems ~
Mexico, including the status ~ for
eign property
The Detroit times., 1916-10-05
PROSPERITY HITS.
PITTSBURGH.
Golfers of Smoky City Swelled
By Record &Ta Of
Production

PITTSBURGH. Pa. oct. 5.-Were
Standard Oil stock 10 remain at its
present price until next New Years
day and the market prices Of Pitts
burgh products remain stationary. It
would break John D Rockefeller.
the worlds frat and only billion.
aire, 10 buy everything made in the
Pittsburgh district In 1916.
Probably. according TO experts to-
day, Il would not only break the oil
king but force him 10 mortgage all
OF his real estate and then borrow
few millions 20 cover.
Figures given out by the indus
trial commission show that all rec
ords Of former years have been
greatly eclipsed. Metropolitan
burgh"-including the city
proper and McKeesport, Homestead.
Braddock, East Pittsburgh. Turtle
Creek and other hives OF industry
within a Commute ride OF Union
depot-led every other manufactur-
ing center in the world in 1909 with
a production totaling in value s57s,-
$4,000. In 1913 II again led them
all with n total Of $500 900, 600
This year that figure has been
passed already and three OF the best
months OF the year remain. Iron,
tin and steel plate are the principal
products This country's output OF
tinplate in 1914 was 2,0s5. $50 600
pounds, OF which Pittsburgh pro-
duced 1900, 100000 pounds The
steel output OF the country last year
was 2S,500,000 tons, Of which Pitts
burgh produced 40 per cent.
Production OF these and of pig
iron have smashed all records this
year II is estimated that Pitts
burgh will pass the billion dollar
mark during the early days OF De
cember and roll up total consid
erably in excess OF that figure for
the entire year.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-05
HEIRS TO OVER
S50O,000,000 ARE IN
SESSION HERE

The third annual session Of the
Wynns Genealogical q Historical
society which has been In session at
No rs Noorcpl. viii conclude its
work Thursday night The Wynn
family has been engaged tor several
years IN tracing their ancestry in the
hope Of establishing clair, 10 $500.
000.o .ouo fortune in tho British Isles
There are 1000 members IN the
Wynn family About 80 of thcm are
meeting IA Detroit Mira AIMS WynI
Ross, of Cortland, y. v, who has
been abroad In the interest OF the
claim. was among the delegates
Edward c. Fox, founder of tho Wynn
organization and IT, president Is
here Mr. Fox is said to have spent
nearly 100000 In trying TO trace
tho legacy
The Detroit times., 1916-10-05
RAILS SHOW
GREAT STRENGTH
Greater Values Develop In
Steel, Copper and In
dustrials

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.--The New
York Evening Sun financial review
today said:
Transactions were in active vol
ume on a generally advancing move
meut of prices in the best part OF to-
days session. with pronounced
strength in the rails In the early
dealings and greater values in the
steel and copper shares and thruout
the Industrial group in subsequent
operations.
The public was more in evidence
on the buying side and the big men
OF the street appeared 10 be decided
ly bullish over the prospects of high
er levels In the rails, in the steel
and copper shares and in the social
ed muntion issues. also In the spe-
cialties. many OF which showed de-
cided indications of being absorbed
for long time profits. Central Leath-
er went TO new high record. the
raw sugar stocks we're strong fea-
lures National Lead moved TO
sharp advance, and such issues as
Westinghouse, General Electric. Con-
solidated Gas, Lehigh Valley, Stude-
baker and Barrett Co. bettered their
market position materially.
Active efforts are being made in
banking circles TO re-establish pub
lie confidence in the railroad shares.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-05
PRESIDENT CHALLENGES
HIS CRITICS IN ADDRESS
To OMAHA BUSINESS MEN
Says Americans Are Living
In New Age of Prospect
And Prophecy

Sine" that time this part ~ the coun-
try has started many things
1T is useful 20 make new begin
ming break traditions TO meet
the conditions arising when shackles
Of the past have been broken of
There are many circumstances
that make one see the present state
Of the world .s beyond measure
tragical u is. however, going TO do
America great service. II Is going
To make every American obliged 10
realize he lives in new age--full
OF prospect and prophccl
The president declared the time
has gone when N, big new things
facing America can ue done IN the
old way" Those, he said, who hest
ta,ca 10 break traditions and who
did not confront lhc new age with
now ideas, are going 20 be left at
the post
FOR thc ncvt decade we've got 70
serve the world ne said And this
situation has altered every political
aud domestic question
Heretofore the work of America.
he said has been done by those
who wished to exploit tho world
Hereafter il must be done by those
wishing 80 gain the confidence OF
the world"
The Detroit times., 1916-10-05
DevOnshire Entries
ron run 1anAN

First Race Selling $500. all ages
foaled In Canada. furlungH. Ty-
rome o. SNivian II inF Nfriuce
Philstorpc. los Otero. lo6 Sir Arthur.
iO6. Dorothy Csrllu. lof. Kathleen " .
no. Moss Fox. ia Hampton Dame.
liA
ary. IS Gay Life. 700. tDavc camp
bell loo Madtour. lot, sleepy sam
ia Little Wonder ~. Fruit cake,
il| Night cap, 1i;. campbell en-
rhird Race Selling. 5000. 5-ycn--
olds and up. bi5 furlongs NTom
caro-. rs xbelle Bird. 1o3 Paulson.
1O2 Mnsseuot los Thomas tallawav.
los Mack u Euhauks. los. yellow
Eyes. los Rusty COAT. los Mox los.
Fourth Race selling 2.ycar.olds
and up, 5000. 5il furiongs ~ =
Powers. ioa Miss lean, los Enyer
Rev. ioS xSlr Frctful 1os Palm
Leaf los Naxemsll los. Birdman.
ll2. Fros'y Face, ia.
Flfth Raco-selling. S-year.olds snd
m $500 So furlongs Test, i03. clio
mcr. i03 Lola. Io7 AfterniVht. lo3,
Ruth strickland. ioa Violet. io3 Ra-
tina. los. Dakota los Two Royals.
ios NRlo Brayos. III. King Tuscan.
sixth Race Selling. year-olda =
and up. $500 furiongE NLondou
Gtrl 20 Early sight 30 Shahan. 10p,
HydroDlane. I0i Star Rose. iOi. AnN-
ietv. iO3 Fairy Legend 100, ~
court 100 nig LumaS IO5 Jerry.
t0s Dash. 10 Rhodes. II Also oil
gihle pcngro. 100 Nalladolin, as
Cuiasmead, i0l
seventh Race- Selling a-vcar-oIds
aud M, $500. u mil" Roboiink. 20
xTittic Niger. 90 XNsnric McDee.
Iot. NDickp ret t01 NWatcr Lad.
1ot Pcs lo5. Aida. iOs. River King.
i12
NArrrontIce allowance claimed
Mnnlhnr rlnnr- frnck fnaf
The Detroit times., 1916-10-05
new YORK HEARS
OF AUTO MERCER
Says Couzens and Jewett Fig
ure In Big Consolidation
Deal

NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-From De
troit comes the report that James
Couzens, police commissioner and
former uce-president of the Ford
Motor company. and Harry NJ. Jew
EFT, president Of the Paige-Detroit
Motor Car company. are planning
the merger OF the Saxon, Stearns,
Grant, Princess, Paige-Detroit and a
number OF other concerns into a
com bination TO be called the Ma
tional United Motors corporation
with capital stock of $4,000 900.
The White company is also men
tional In connection with the report
ed plan, but officials OF the company
deny any knowledge Of such nego-
tiahons.
The entrance OF James Couzens
into such combination would
awake much interest In the auto
mobile and financial world, II Is
stated In Wan-st.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-05
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK. oct. 5.--Flour. Quiet
and frn. Pork: strong mcss. $40 n
81 Lard Firm. middle west spot.
81 < 0rN 81 ,. Sugar. Raw. firm; CEN
tufugal o6 test 80 e02; muscov1de. SO
tost, So refined. hrm cut lonr
IS 10, crushed. SIS powdered, $40;
srRnuleted. s0aoq 65 Coffee RIO
No. : ON spot, 8 &c Tsllow. Firm;
special l0ac, city. 0Ac country.
sor ay cloIer T 81 bgime' 9sc = Yr,.ScS N%
poultry: Steady; turkeys % n 35c;
chickens. i7m92c; fowlp i5H28iac;
ducks. pc Live poultry. Firm;
Ecese, l+c; ducks. 11H2lc fowls ~
"a laiso turkeys. zoe; rpostrfa. 1tct
chicken. brollers. io1etc Cheese:
steady state milk common tp spe-
cialH. lap2iC; skims. common 90
special. 1snt7Lc
The Detroit times., 1916-10-05
NEW PIT RECORD
SET BY WHEAT
Corn Gains On Good Buying
Oats Falls OF
Slightly

CHICAGO oct 5-December
wheat went 10 so l-2 today, the rec
ord for the reason May wheat open
ed higher. but declined on liberal
selling Cnfayoranle reports from
Argentine continue. but are counter.
acted by the feeling that they are
somewhat exaggerated. December
was later down l-i at lo9 rs, and
MAY down l-2 AT LBS 8-4.
Corn made fair gains on good buy
ing December up rs az 10 3-s, and
May up IS At rs Ia
Oats fell slightly on liberal offer-
ings. December WAS down Is at
~ l-S and May down "A az SO Is.
Provisions were steady except De
ccmber and January pork which
were sharply higher
The Detroit times., 1916-10-05
CHARCOAL IRON
ACTIVE ON LOCAL
STOCK EXCHANGE

Charcoal Iron continued 10 de
velop strength in the early trading
on the Detroit Stock exchange,
Thursday morning. About the same
time the officers and directors Of
the company were in session in the
Union Trust building, and II was be-
lieved some action was contemplated
that reflected itself IN the activity OF
the stock The meeting was still
in progress early in the afternoon.
Charcoal common sold UP an
eighth from Wednesday, and Char
coal preferred was also fraction
higher. The delnand spread and was
stronger than II has been in weeks.
Several thousand shares have been
going thru the exchange daily. and
It Is apparent that brokers have
been giving this issue more atten'
tion of late than others. Preferred
sold around I 3-s and common al
Continental kept up It's activity OF
the last few days and was In IN
usual demand. advancing 10 81 1-4c
I'm tho bid, quarter up from the
previous dav's bid
The bid went back on Chalmers
at i25 Thursday for the hrst time
in more than week The Offering
remained az 140. however.
More interest WAS centered In
Michigan Sugar. Thursday. and a
half point was added 10 the bid.
Paige Detroit was rp quarter
from wednesday. Prudden was up
n half. while Studehaker dropped Off
half.
Trading was active and well die
trlbuted The bulls were In the
lead th-uout The session
The Detroit times., 1916-10-05
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK
DunninK a stevens

EAST BUFFALO. y Y, oct. A.
Cattle. Receipts. 8 cars, slow, choice
10 prime native steers s95oT 1925;
good TO choice, $3.50 $50. fair 70
good. s7.50TS, plain 10 coarse s7Ff
f35; yesrlings dry fed. s9.50T TO-.
best handy steers, s72507.T5 light
butcher steers, So 90 q SIS; best
S7TT25. western heiferE. s6.5Od7;
best heavy fat cows. S6.50d7; butcher
cows. t52596T5; cutters. S425 "a 30;
625; common bulls. s5152S; good
stockers ss25Gs5O: liEnt common
stockers. s525dS5o; best feeders.
Ss 50d7; milChers and springers, s65
di00.
Hogs: Receipts, 10 cars; lower:
heavy, Ssi5d 2 40. yorkers, $3.50 a
Q s5, pigs s925d950.
sheep Receipts cars, TOP lambs,
81 u So n 1915; yearlinRs. IS 50 n
wethers. s755ds ewes, S725aT5O.
Calves: s5dl3
The Detroit times., 1916-10-05

.LOSESLEC WHEN
TRAIN HITS AUTO

Joseph stein, 26 years old, of 40.
58O Dix-aye.. was caught uEd~ u
Pero Marquette train at the Barron
~. crossing, at / p. M Thursday,
and his left leg was severed. Hs
was removed to the west branch OF
Harper hospital
stein was driving an automobile
for the Firestone Bakery company
when the train collided with his ma,
chine on the grade crossing, throw
ing him under the locomotive.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-05
STATE CROPS
YIELD LIGHT
Wheat Estimated AT 1876
Bushels Per Acre; Drought
Worked Havoc

LANSING, Mich. Oct . 5-(spo-
ctaU-Michigan's wheat yield this
year Is estimated at 1876 bushels
10 the acre in the monthly crop re-.
port OF the state department.
The acre age sown this TALL as com
pared with last year is .SS The es-
tmatcd yield OF barley is 23I2, oats
2S 90, corn 1909, potatoes 1904,
buckRhest. lbs. beans 74S, sugar
beets $50 tons per acre. II is said
that % per cent OF the total corn,
potatoes and beans has not been har.
vested because ruined by the
drOuth
The Detroit times., 1916-10-05
Emery 4, VILLAGE Attorney.

Arlo A. Emery. formerly deputy
county clerk, and now associated
with the law frm Of Corliss. Leeto
and Moody. was appointed village
attorney of Dearborn NJ a meeting
Wednesday night Of the Dearborn
council
The Detroit times., 1916-10-05
r CE: S
Devonshire Results

First selling purse $500, for
9-year-olds. ~ turiouEs Nab. log
tDreyeri. So ~. s. o. and $40 won
yviHhaway. - NThurber). tl3 and
"a %. second Syhl Jos eNhuderJ
1910. third Time 17 l.j Aian.
Wat. May Boek and Bon otis also ran
Second Race selling. Purse $500.
for 3-yoar-olls and up furlongs.
Quid Nuuc l0S tPiCkcps1. - 20, - so
and $3.50. won. Roneros First lo4
CMerimeo). it50 and $50. second .
Dengro los lGrossl 50 80. third
Ttme-l.l4 SalvRdu queen, Ethan
Allen. Rosemary. Tcruglno Father
Kelly. Captain. Rrsvo. Kazan. rRrle-
ton = Erecman ALao ran.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-05
new YORK MILK
STRIKE ENDED

NEW YORK, oct after vio
lence manifested Itself in the milk
strike" today, one OF The Big Three
capirulated 20 the Dairymen's league
and other distributors said they
would have 10 fall in line This
meant to all lEtents and purposes
that tho strike va, cn0ed
The Detroit times., 1916-10-05
Laurel Results.

Rsprobate. ia davies. - 40. 81 30
and tl40. won Ponce de Leon. li3
CROKER t2lo and s. %. second
ScyllA. 10 tJ McTaVEart. s. 50.
thtrd Time .o7 l-b Buchanan
brady. Poaitauo. Burbank. Lady Ro-
wena, Uasty Corap' 'apital Prize, stall
wart Van. Long Distance and Pre-
CiHe ALSO ran
Second Race Stceplcchaac. about ,
miles Racebrook ltT tNocl. 10 ~,
1850 and t2au. won March Court
1875 Csmoot. S. 40 and $40, second;
Promoter I35 crawford, 50 30.
third Time ~ otto Fluto, King
uin. Absrfeldy. Frljolee Emerald
Gem and Tsv Streak also ran.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-05
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO, Oct b--H0ps Eecctnts
10000: market slow. 5d10c higher
mixed and butchers Ss6ou $50; good
heavy. $500 a SO. rough heavy. IS 80
O. Cattle Receipts, $500 market
strong beeves S660Tll75. cows and
heiferS. S350d $40. stockerS and
feeders. $4756 67-5. Texans S716T
S2b: calves, tsTl25o sheep. Re
ceipts. 20 900. market steady ~ 1or
lower. native. $650d7.65. western. g
qs25; lambs. s675dlo, western, s.
n 1920
The Detroit times., 1916-10-05
TOLTDO GnAIN

TOLEDO. Ohio. oct 5--ClopinR
VhcRt. cpsh t1.62A corn, cash, olNc;
December 7sHc; May sot.c catr'
cnHh. kOIc. December. bf7Ac MAY,
56iSc Aye. cash. 2sis clover
socd. cash and October. tas6. Do
Gem her. So March, t9sb Alsike.
rrime. sl015 Timothy, cash. s242.
Dutter. brick creamery &c. tub
creamery acc fgga fresh candIcd.
3bc. fancy selects. 3sc Hay un-
changed
The Detroit times., 1916-10-05
Livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL srocKYARps

DETROIT. Mich, oct. b-Cattle:
Market prime steers and Gamers,
heavy steers. 3sds.25 best handy
oiRht butcher steers, s6.75 y IS,
mixed steers and heifers. s6.26 n f6.15, ,
handy light butchers. t5.75d 6. light
as butcher cows. s515.25, common
cows. s450m6 Gamers. 81 30 a A26:
beet heavy bulls $b5O06, bologna
bulls i5n55o stock hulls. 81 b0I5;
feeders S1a675 stoCkers. S460T
625 mixers and spriuEers $40 q 50.
Veal calves Market steady best,
Sll 5Od1275 heavies, So 80.
sheep and lambs Market. 10 20 l5c
higher best lambs, 35.75G o26. fair
lambs, SgGo50. light 60 common
lambs, $Sds60. fair 20 good sheep,
Sc 2Hd7. culls and common. tfa 5.
HoEs. Market prospects, pigs, $3.50
aS.75, yorkers. 50 N 9.25.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-05
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK

ELENFIIAND. oct b---NOEs Re-
ceipts. 5000 market l0c higher,
workers. and mixed $3.50, mediums
$3.50; pigs. SO rouEhs. Ss.75: stays
ss cattle. Receipts. s cars market
hrm sheep and lambs Receipts.
cars. market firm lambs, top. $40 9b
Calves Receipts. I5o market steady
top, sl2
The Detroit times., 1916-10-05
Banks and Trust Companies.
The following fIrms are privilege

TO execute orders on the Exchanss:
w. L. Moss g. Co. Carlyle 4 Povah.
Geo. NJ. West a Co.. Il, r.. hacorons
mour q Co. w. r. Mclaughlin. Mer-
rill. Lynch & Co. w. A. Hamlin q
Co. Vim. A. Neer q Co, slnelair =
kSg'' sos. = E%mF co PsPitop sPiTssus 4 co'' %m Jo. !.
Co. W Z. Reilly a Co. Matthew
Finn. A. ~. Wallace q Co. Lewis a
stockRrd a Co. Bennett. Smith a
Gorton.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-05
BuTrru Am IcGGs

Butter Extra creamery Jac 10 ,
creamery. hIsts. aliso III. dairy. 7fc
10 packing stock 9Ao IN.
Eggs Fresh WeCofntE. cases in
cludud. Nr,ts 90tpc dC1 current re-
ceipts 2s'sc rcceiptp Thursday. 7 .
as rnaps
The Detroit times., 1916-10-05
CHICAGO nITTEu

CHICAGO. oct R-Hutter. Extras.
- &c: nrsts. 22Q sac, dairy eN-
tras. 93hc; nrsts. 90q31hc, EEEs:
Prime ordinary. ASA n 2aisc Arsts
30 = V Sic, Cheese. Twins, 1sA g. r9c;
poultry. Fowls. i2hIfo; ducks. l3
a l5c. geese. i2a i5cl sprinRA ls1;
turkeys Csc Potatoes Receipts. 90
cars Maincs ~ 3GUI as. WisconHins.
81 q 40 MinueRotns Sidi9O.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-05

Wuliau " Caurtaiue. assistant
cashier ~ the National Rank ~ Com
merce. has returue from vacation
of two weeks spent on his farm near
Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-05
InLEnn IINn sTnCk

't.IHF. oct Hogs Receipts. =.
4 200. market To higher. heHvies $3.50
.....arus. $500 ff $50. workers.,
Sasfabo good pigs. 80 s0nS.7b.
Calves: steady. sheep and lamosl
Steady
The Detroit times., 1916-10-05
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Mich. oct 5.-Close.
Tho tone was strong Ia wheat at the
start Liverpool and chicago Were
higher and there was not q hearish
point In the wire news
Reports ~ rain that broke the
market Wednesday were denied and
reports OF damage were worse than
ever. Broomhall SAYS great deal
of damage has been done, but there
ls clique OF Argentine operators
cudeHvoring 10 make the situation
appear worSe for speculative phr-
poses The Poserlo market continues
10 advance and this has bulllsh eff
feet on Liverpool THAT market is
further affected by higher prices ~
Winnipeg. where receipts ~ wheat
have decreased materially Liverpool
reports broadening demand and
small offers Prices are advancing.
The feeling here was hullish and
higher prices were made IN tn" edrly
trading Prices are IN new ground
and bears arc afraid 30 take chances.
Argentina, in ordinary years. IA Of
only moderate Importance. but with
the whole world short ~ wheat, any
loss there must have n serious infiu-
epCc The average crop outlook Is
said 20 be NOT 30 very bad. the In
Jury being confined 10 the northern
section Wednesday.s foreign huylnS
IN American markets was active and
mlllers were takins wheat freely on
the early break
Wheat lost an carly advance and
QtfIned TO &c unfEFl w tNl'HNd =
close, later advancing and closing - e.
above W Wednesdays last prices
Corn advanced ic. rye " and
beans ioC
Thursdays wheat quotations cash
No . red ti6t: December opened
with an advance of iac AZ Sle5,
gained tsc, declined 20 Sl6+ and
closed al lsb MAY opened a.
81 s6h. advanced 10 Sl,f7. declined TO
si66ta and closed az 81 es'z No. !
white. g -.
thursday coarse grain quotations
Corn cash 80 g. 90c No, vel
low. 921hc No. 3 yellow oot, n ~ lec.
Oats standard 5lia No. 3 white,
hoibc No 4 white. -
rye cash No ,. sl25ls
peans. immediate and prompt ship
ment SIS October. S496.
Seeds Prime red clover. 50 al.
si<e. S9.S5. timothy. seas, alfalfa. $40
Receipts in the Detroit market
Thursday were 600 bbls of nour. l2
cara Of wheat. t3 OF corn. 26 ot oats
and s OF rye shipments We're 900
hhls OF four. 6 900 hu ~ wheat. , 900
hu OF corn. g. 600 hu. % oats and l.
OOO bu Of rye Stocks are 422 900
bu Of wheat 176.0oO hu. OF corn. 221
Oop hu Of oats and 27.0oo hu of rye.
Primary wheat receipts were 1.6qi.
600 ,hu. against i,s22,ooo hu. year
Exports of wheat and rour Thurs
day. s9S 600 bu
Receipts ~ wheat Thurs~lnv. Du-
luth. 12s cars against 2f5 Nluneapo-
lis sos cars, against 2l5 Winnipeg.
- cars. agatnst 1882, Chicago. -
cars. against 50 southwest $4,000
bu against 2s7.ooo hu