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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-01-06

The install p
of Burnham u
ing, Jan 11th ~
The officer q y
ter Montvills. h
ing, Jan, LIST. b IN
ed by Mr.. W
Grange. and NO.
business meeansiu
20 the public. g.
nent, a supperss tn Isl
, oie' following III sr
Grange met VII
'th. l
The officers
loproe were ind y
st, in a very alb 10
asst Master An t
larry J. Curtis, mig
est feast was Sc Ind @
GLIDING visitors in
I'd several child IN
convened Mrs. /. h
We and most ed HI
mt session of thI Is 'I
ls a delegate, a OF
anks. Hhib
At the meeting DIV
' evening it wadTor
Ion of officers Pcon
ward Evans of Rierdl
'ld0' will. be thfhdej
c supper, will y ID III
the following en- IN
&c arrangements. q
l.. Mrs. William H. b
Elijah Richie and n
Grange has been invh u
lation of the officersA
,h takes place Saturd c
has accepted. ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
SECOND DULUTH
CRUISE PLANNED
Northern Navigation Co. An
nOunces Another Popular
Tour Via 500. Sept. 9

{ Leidich, district passenger
agent OF the Northern Navigation
Co will personally conduct another
cruise on the steamer Noronic TO
Duluth. via the 500, Fort William
and Port Arthur, Sept Q. accordir :
10 an announcement made BY + ".
Holton, general passenger agent
Mr. Leidich conducted similar
cruise 10 Duluth las, June, and 70
was a tremendous success
More than $50 DeiroitcrS were
unable 20 take ADVANTAGE OF our hrst
personally conducted cruise because
OF lack ot accommodations said
Mr. Holton the Novonic beir- sold
out four days after our opening an
nouncement We since received So
many inquiries As 20 whether We
were 10 have a similar cruise thar
We finally concluded 20 arrange FOR
a trip 20 The north With Mir Leldich
in charge as he Was on the voyage
last June
The Noronic Will stol. ar the 500.
Port Arthur and Fort William and
Mr. Leidich vii coudac' the pas
ssngers 10 Kakaboka Falls FOR an
outing aud picnic dinner There
will b. an auto tour aoou, the boule-
wards a. Duluth, while special
amuseemut and entertainment f-a-
lures Viii be staged daily on the
Noronic
With Mr. I.eidich and our social
hostess aboard The NoronIc, 10 ar
range concerts entertainments con
tests on the promenade deck dane
ing parties. and 20 assist IN forming
bridge parties. and stunts for shore
parties. he six days OF the voyage
should Dc ENJOYABLE.
Social interest is one OF the
keenest attractions for the traveller
OF the seas Hundreds OF people
before the voyage strangers-are as
sociated in a sort OF big family to-
several days az a time. and many
lasting friendships are engendered
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
BERLIN
ADMITS RUS
H. SIAN GAINS
6Con,Ins.d from rag. on.D


the arrival Of Allied transports off
Piraeus harbor and London newspa
p"rE declared this undoubtedly
meant that the Allies had decided TO
put an end to pro German intrigues
a. Athens
The foreign Office today stlll lack
cd confirmation Of reports Of King
Constantine abdiostion and was
without further adyices regarding
the progress OF the revolution in
northern Greece IN the absence
Of oficial news. diplomats here arc
beginning TO doubt the truth OF tho
report that The Greek king had quiz
his THRONE. though his position g.
growing more and more uncomfort,
able
The be ginning 81 an Italian often
siye IN 9Outhern Albania Officially
announced ~ Rome. convinced mill.
tary critics TODAY that the Allies
grand offensive In the balkans l.,
about 10 begin Tho landing of
troops al Piraous indicates the dc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02

termination Of IRE Allie. 10 settle
all prob, ms ~ Greece quickly be
fore marrhiG northWarl against
the Germans and Huleerians
With Italy attacking IN Albania.
the Allies ara now eNertlng pressure
on The Central Powers on six fronts
The italian movement in Albania
will force the retirement ~ the Bul
gars from northwestern Greece II
IL 4, carried e7-tNard successfully
Until i' threatens the Bulgarian
flank
That the Ruu.lnian declaration ~
war has caused q radical change In
Eulcara's plan Of stra,C g IS re
ported IN dispatches from Salonikt.
Since Rumania entered tie war the
Bulgars have nude no attempt 30
push further southH3ri into Greece,
conteutng them elves With fortify
ing The lines ALREADY seized
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
Railroads Perfect
Plans For Fight
BY UNITED PRESS.

CHICAGO. Sept Strike prep
arations were continued today by
western railroads. despite lessening
possibility 81 walkout OF the four
brotherhoods Monday Executives
do not doubt that the senate Vill
confirm the action OF the house yes
terday in passing The Adamson blll
and thus POSTPONE strike But
they plan 10 strengthen their posi-.
lions so that II an appeal 70 The
courts should reverse the action OF
congress they would De ready 10
meet a strike Between nov and
Jan I. when Il becomes effective.
~ j. expected that details OF a gen.
eral plan OF resistance Will be
worked out
Whether the roads will .gnore the
Adamson law and force the govern
ment 10 sue ia enforcement. or
viii Themselves take tho initiative
and sock restraining orders. has not
yet been determined
First Indications OF the railroadG
belief that there will be no strike
by Monday vas seen today in the
lifting OF en- bargoes on perishabic
freight on four western roads The
action was accepted generally as in.
dicating that operating officials were
convinced there would be no strike.
More are expected today
The roads lifting embargoes were
The Northwestern Burlington, Rock
Island and the Erie
Ben Bowen Milwaukee general
chairman Of the order Of Railway
Conductors. on tho Chicago, Milwau-
kee & St Paul. admitted today that
900 - Paul conductors have voted
20 disregard the strike order Rail
road heads claim they have been as
sured % per cent OF their employees
would refuse 20 obey a walkout
order
rive hundred lawyers az a dinner
OF the American Bar association last
night cheered Frederick ". Leh
mann. OF 81 Louis. former president
Of the association. when ne took a
slap a. the action OF the house AZ
Washington yesterday in passing
the eighthour bill Judges and law
yers sprang TO their feet and stood
on chairs and howled for three min
utes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
CHORUS OF
5000 WILL
BE HEARD


pAigns. Mr. Mcdonald VAS the
usual skeptiCal newspaper man when
the campaign began and frankly ad
mitted that no had no faith in its
mission He with a. employees OF
his paper became converted and his
letter is a glowing tribute 10 the
loftiness OF Mr. Sunday purpose.
his sincerity his remarkable power
and the lasting effects 81 his work
In Kansas CITY. 2o,si6 people hit
the trail. and. according 20 Mr. Nc
Donald. very few could be found
who had backslId
4 story is also told OF the Gimbcl
stores In Philadelphia. with 3,4oo
employees Mr.. Gimhel was so much
impressed by Mr. Sunday that he
not only gave free permission for
meetings 20 DC held In his stores.
but asked that seats DO reserved
for his people In the tabernacle
leading them. himself. 20 one Of the
meetings.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
ROADS LIFT
FREIGHT EN-
BARGOES
Continues from P.se ons)

part OF the law OF the land. so far
as the senate can make q. BY mid.
night II Is expected 10 be complete,
bearing the presidents signature.
SIX O'Clock Is the hour set for the
vote and special messenger Is
ready 20 rush the measure 10 the
presiden, down In Jersey.
The senate adjourned az II o'clock
last night without having finished
It's work on the bill Demands FOR
vote al that time were overcome
by senators who wished 10 talk TO.
day The full galleries and the
tense atmosphere OF last night we're
not duplicated when the session
opened today but there was reason
TO believe the crowds would gather
again 10 witness the closing hours
OF deliberatIon and the history max
ing vote.
There were 10 be two hours OF
general debate with Commute
speeches beginning at noon Voting
on amendments was TO start at 4
O'Clock. Al or before O'Clock. ac
cording 10 The number OF amend
ments. the senate will vote on the
bill itself. which provides for an
eight.hour day A. the present rate
OF pay, and appointment Of com
mission TO investigate and report
within six 10 eight months on the
financial results Of the operation o;
the law
The Adamson measure was given
precedence in the senate Rhen no
objection was made 10 consideration
OF the house measure in place OF the
longer and more comprehensive bill
prepared by the senate interstate
commerce committee While close
vote was expected on Senator Tn
derwOod's amendment authorizing
the interstate commerce commission
TO Ak rates OF pay and hours OF la
Dor. # was believed It would be
voted down
Yesterday night sessions were
the FIRST In many months for the
present congress The galleries
were jammAd Washington society
turning out, despite the stuffy heat
Tho Adsmson bill as passed In
the house by vote OF 239 % 80.
with minor amendments. IL the
same measure which the brother
hood leaders officially declared yes
terday would constitute salts
factory settlement and prevent the
strike The amendments. added to
conform 10 draft framed BY tho
senate interstate commerce commit.
tee. would FIX the effective date
Jan. ]. instead ~ Dec /. 1916, and
exempt railroads less than 100 miles
long and electric street and inter
urban lines
Briefly. II provides That eight
hours shall be deemed days work
and the standard for reckoning com.
pensation OF railroad employees oper.
ating trains In interstate commerce
after Jan ]. 1917: and that com.
mission OF three appointed by Presi.
dent Wilson shall investigate the
effects OF the eighthour standard
from six 70 nine months and then
report TO congress. present wages
not 10 be reduced during the in.
vestigation or for 30 days thereaft.
or. and overtime 10 be paid at a
pro rata rate
The oflcial vote in the house on
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
SEWELL CONCERN
ERECTING FINE
NEW BUILDING

The soweu cushion wheel Co. is
erecting new reinforced concrete
factory building ~ Graiiot and
BeaufAIt-ayea The buildiuE viii
cover site Il hy - foot and VII
be three stories in height. standing
iu tho rear ~ tho factory. which
fronts on Grstiot-aye The addition
will give the company four times -
much floor space az ~ now has and
VIII enable u 20 carry a much larger
reserve stock % rubber and increase
ita production = shortage ~ raw
material would interfere with manu-
featuring. and ~ the demand Tor the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
BY LEO.

finished product II BRISK this would
be calamity. Tho new building
Vii do away with the necessity OF
the company buying small lots here
at advanced prices
Executive offices OF the company
viii occupy the second moor Of the
new FtrACtur. and viii face Beau
falt-ave There will Re several pri-
waite offices and one large general
nfhc" for the accounting and clerical
forces There also viii Ne n large
reception room The hrst foor Will
be used a. a machine shop and as
seruhlinE department rreproof
vault Tor storing valuable papers 49,
We'll as for the storage OF rubber has
been prov fded IN tho basement
Production ~ tho company has
grown from value % 81 ono IN 1910
10 $3.50 iu 1915. with the indirs-
lions this year that the sales viii
increase AZ least 700 per cent. NC
rordirE - John ~ Hammes. vice.
president ~ the company.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
EVAPCO CONCERN
ENGAGES NEW
SALES MANAGER

4 Owing TO the tremendous Increase
~ husiness. the ENapco Manufactur-
Ina Co. has found IL necessary 20
ccmpieteiy reorganise Its sales de-
partment. IL has secured Kirk Tay-
Tor. who formerly Was assistant man
oHer for the New Era spring A. Spe-
ctalfy Co. of this city. To take the po-
ottion of sales and advertising man
oger succeeding W, q. Seeiye. who
80 resigned 20 give run attention 10
Ms work In the rhorson- Seelye Gu
" Mr. Taylor has been with the Now
Efa concern for the past two years
md has been In close touch With The
outomobtle accessory tobbers both
local and national. during that period
The Evapco Manufacturing Go. IL GO
Ina 10 Genuine itself IN the future To-
'Gptffpu hrrshee ehbers,- and AR
Ta5lct L. well equipped 60 promote
RUG1oe>. along these lines Besides
Uo0Altnx the sales and advertising
x&r the Evapco Manufacturing 60
~, Taytcr will also assume charge
~ tho advertising Tor the iiny start
g. ~ AanocAAiAA c4ncsxn-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Mich. sept Opening
Wheat was about e higher at the
opening and Liverpool easy The
strike outlook was the oailish In
fuenCe The-ope N Detroit was
at AT advance ~ lc. Opening prices
SATURDAY cash No red wheat
3lgSt. December. S. 5ohs MAY,
tl5SI Nc white. it0is
The corn market i quiet Sud
steady a. >SIrc for cash No. soc
for ~ yellow. and SSG Ssc for No.
yellow
oats are inactive and steady ~
4Sc for new and "a FOR Old standard
sc for new and tNi.c for old No. s
white
Rye Is arm a. - Tor cash No 2
Reans are dun and arm a. s.
for immediate and prompt shipment
and 81 for October
seeds are steady AZ ISIS for pr me
red clover. s. 40 FOR AlSike s. 30 Tor
timothy. and 500 IL FOR alfalfa
Grain receipts al chicago. Satur-
DAY were - ears ~ wheat. 80 %
corn and az % oats
December wheat in Chicago opened
SATURDAY ar si45G = corn AZ
- = sc. and oats ~ Z, 4, u . =
liverpool closed unchanged 70 "a
lower and corn I. old lower
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
East BIFFALO LIVE STOCK
DuaufuE A steven.

LAST BGFFAfD y ~ sept -
choice q PRIME .,eerr. ss5oa1o 81
Iood g. choice tsT5HsZs fair 20
good. SsGs 50 plain and coarse Is
nTTs. yearlings dr. lea. tsrIg,
best handy steers. s. IS RS IRh-
butcher steers. ST2sa7s0. best
buicherinE steers and helfers mixed
y "a LIS western light common
heifers. graSseTS.. tsTsS0 best heavy
fat cow ts.7sd az % butcher cows
.5soas. cutters. - 50d5 Gamers.
NS,AoMa fancy bulls fsTsm7 %.
\ butcher bulls. ssasbO. common bulls.
" 20 $50, good stockers ts 25ds75
/ tight common siDckprs 81 so rs.
crs. $50 n 100 each
Hogs Receipts. 20 cars lower,
heavy. siis5m ~ 80. Yorker ii1.5s a
1lH0; pigs. 80 506 80
sheep Receipts. two cars. strong
top lambs. fligSn 81. yrarlinRa
$500 wethers. t775ds ewes. s
Calves. ttTff
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02

the final passage OF the amended
bill was
Ayes. 239 nays, 50 absent. Ave
Two Democrats voted against the
bill and 20 Republicans and the one
Socialist voted for e. None OF the
Progressiyes voted
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02

tIIIIAtI -FTf =" Hos EHFrI y D
- 200 market 1lH-Hr lower r INed
aud butcher s. asa 80 o. good
fesvv 1880 f 10 S.. r1lEl heavv.
g. Gga 1910 ng.t $40 sHH1I pigs.
tTm940. Cattle receipts f-.uuH.
market .ja lower benves 1855 N
Il20 cows and hsifDrz 81 4G0 20
stockers ara feeders. 81 - n 50. TsV-
ans s. eswN1o. calves ts5G0i- q
sheep. Receipts. o. 600 market 10 n
csc lower native. Ss.f5 u 90 west
ern tsgsff SO lambs. e-TiGg5.
western. IS 50Tl 90
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
Livestock
MICHIGAN cE>T-AL sTockYARDs

DETROIT. Mich. sept cattle
Market. duu -sc lower best heavy
steers. ss.2s b $50 best handy weight
butcher steers S.50n1-5 miT 81
steers and helfers. IS 30 q handy
light butchers {5-50s.5 light
butchers s. - n ) So best cows s. 70
COWS si50as15 Gamers S3Gt25
best heavy bulls isGs7 bologna
bulls s5.E5 a $50 stock bulls 81 50d
Z feeders IS IS y - st0cksrs - 80
msE5 mixers and spr r gers st0I
SO Veal calves Market rs n sec
lower. best, si1Je q i1- hesyy. t5r
$50 sheep and lambs Market.
steady best lambs. flp25 far lambs.
81 - N955. Ignt 20 common lambs.
t7250Se5 yparlinEs sass fair
20 good sheep s. $50. culls and
common. tsu5 Hogs Market pros
poets CSC lower workers. ana heavieA
$40 0Qil; pigs ss5oaez5.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02

ssxar--Detroit y

ssxar--Detroit vhGlesaIe prires.
1rystal dOminVes. 2-ib.. $3.50. do. o.
~. 80 20. eagle tablets 81 so cut
iDaf. $50 cuOeE. s. %. Nxxk powder
lranuiated extra cnarae sT4, do
nne. In bulk. g. 30 DO. g5-ib cottons
y 90. crystal domino gran Glib ana
s-ib cartons. 10 cases. s. CO. crystal
m"nd a s. 90 confectionery A. g. -
70 :. 80 10 =, SIS so. g. f720
, ". 2. ssl5 No =. t7I0. 80 :. i7.6s
So 10. . No. ~. tsas No "a. So 20
B NJ D.. ifss No. u. 1855 No f5
/ - 50, monica King mixture. - so. bee
+ lranulst"d. q 81 per LOO I'VE house
2 bold Eo"4. ie % t0Hcane t..s. do
i - 90 ease. $50 per Ease
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
CtRH COPPER STOCKS


CHICAGO M sent aut.sr
FAfraa &c nrsts 7fisc dairy eT
tras 2stz u zoe nrss 27iAc Eggs
Prime ordinary. .1N21t1c frsts II
n ~ sc 'h"ese Twins i1.Tisc
young Americas, i'i5 u.s., Tdv,
poultry Fowls $50. ducks. iGbc
geese. f0H 100 sprfuzs. 20c turks
%. P,fBfoet Iorf"vH. s. 20 Min
rrapfa 81 30 Ohio. fi50 New pota
toes. ErrrIpfr ~ cars
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
|uLL DAY ON
STOCK MARKET
3. Steel Up a, But Soon
Loses; Rails Fractionally
Irregular

NEW YORK. Sept. Small al
ndance and general lack OF inter
a marked the opening Of the stock
schange today and price changes
arried little significance. United
hates steel was up "a at the open
=, but soon lost the gain. Rails
I'd other issues showed only frac-
pnal irregularity.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
NEW Nnnk rRnnI,r

NEW YORK. Scpet Flour.
Spring patents. g. 10u1-5 winters.
81 .seffe 70 Flour II~m mess So .0
q 30 Lard Firm middle west spot
81 t0ff tf1u sugar Raw qutef
and higher. centrifugal 90 test. s. ~
L1useeSafp. 50 test 81 - refined.
steady eat ilsf Sis crushed. S.
Powdered $40, rfauuiHted S1uTso.
Conee Rio 40 e ON spot qF.r fFat,
steady Rhine. 81 TO- No e. SttfAT,.
clover. 4pC ~ s. DO Dressed unuffrt.
Stendt turkeys. 25ffssg. chickens. ag
~ SIC. fowls. l2r ducks Long island
slg 1.-Two poultry. Firm geese Inr.
aise ~ "a s2n- fnUls---t- Iul keys
fsff iSc. roostsrs loo. chicken. hrplf-
srs. eaT csc cheese Firm state
milk common Co. erecfnfa ffmfEt.r
skins. common o. special sM15c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
NEW SERVICE
CONCERN OPENS

The Heinze Springfield agency,
winch handles the HcinIe- springfield
stcrting and lighting device for Ford
cars moved To Detroit from Lansing
fcw days ago and has opened an
office at No Is WarTen-BvP. west MIR.
ttrts right member Of the hrm.
saws that hts concern handled this
particular device for the greater part
90 year In Lansing and has put
many ~ these devices on Ford cars.
Ne says % be- t'msrkable how they
hold up and tlis fact has caused
lh se sales OF the apparatus In t.-
~ 'rt me tbs agency has been In
Detroit
Mr. Cartwright declares that the
agency viii open service station IN
connection with its selling office and
that owners 81 the Heinxs- Springfield
apparatus may avail themselves % It's
services at any hour. II IL expected
thai the business viii grow vastly
because ~ the greater marhet in De-
troit The agency has az It's territory
the whole state 81 Michigan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
TOLEDO LIVE sInrh-

TOLEDO %. sept Hogs Re-
ceiptr. 1000 market. Joe lower.
heayies. sii e0d1i.f9 mediums. ST. 30
niI.f0. workers. Si0uit.sg. good
pigs s9U ie. Calves Market steady
sheep and lambs Market steady
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
rIEAEIANn IIAE srn1h-

CLENEI.A ~, -. sept Hog"
erR mtVed and mediums 81 aFd
u 30. ptRs. . IS n 50. ruughs S3.I5,
stays SIS cattle Receipts : .
cars weak sheep and lambs Re
cetpts. ; cars steady lambs. TOP. 81
Calves Receipts $50. weak TOP 60.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02

Delegates from many sccilous OF
fire tOgn.y 800 gather IN Pfts
hrh today for fhc annual conyen.
tion r. tho Polish military Alli4ncs
OF america
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02

Charles r Hughes. Republican
nominee for president, IL 10 spend
today and tomorrow in st. Louis
Secretary OF Labor William q.
Wilson is scheduled TO address the
Bluegrass Federation OF Labor ut
Lexington. Ky, today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
Quotations b. Paine. Weber & %.
Sent open High Low close
TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO sept Wheat Cash
81 49, Septcmbsr. $685. Deem
Der s. 81 MAY. ti55I Corn Cash
End September. Si-c. December
~ G. MAY SC oats Cash and Sep
tarnher ass. December. 50Lc May
55c Rye Cash. sil. Cloverseed :
Cash. Ssst October. tsP5 December
s. e. March. tSs5 Alsike Prime.
$40 Timothy Cash. tet5. Butter
Brick creamery. s,lc. tub creamery.
81 l. Eggs Fresh candlet 2sc
fancy selects SIC. Hay Unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
NV yonk SUFFER- AND Eees.

=. NEW YORK, sept e.--Butter.
*44A 0S3hcs state dairy tubs. 26ff
fx4Hc. Mutation creamery nrsts. ESQ
JeRcs special atn34hc. Eggs. Easy.
Y tq<etpts. s.T2s; nearby white fancy
$50 Csc, nearby mixed fancy. sea 3sc
ttfesh nrsts. so ssc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
uUTrrn Am EcCs

Butter Extra creamery. Gle ~ +.
creamery. frsts. soc lb dairy. 23c
To-. package. &c III
y .Eggs-Fresh receipts. cases includ-
~. frsts. s1c. current receipts. etc.
Receipts Friday. 1890 eases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
Bank. md Tru.t CempanIe..

The following arms are privileged
to execute orders on the Exchange:
w. r. Moss & Co. Carlyle 4 Povah.
Geo. NJ. West a Co. T. Z. MAecrons
= S1- n co w ToPle 60 ~ L ~ sey
riil. Lynch & Co. W A. Hsmlin n
Co. VIM. A. Neer a Co. Sinclair a
Couls. Emmett l. Sprague, Wm- II.
Co. w. +, Reilly & Co. Mstthew
Finn. A ". wallace G Co, Lewis a.
stockard & Co. Bennett. smith q
G,ortOn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
CHICAGO GRAN

IHINAGtI sept .-ppenIng -
Wheat september M &c Deem her
ny 'r NAV up &c Corn Septemb ~r
Up &c December up 40 NAV up 80
oats September NJ &c December
~ &c MAJ unchanged. Provisions
SLOW
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02

Produce

DETROIT. Mi.h sept. s.--Commis-
siou men reported a very steady mar
ket iu an lines for the weekend
trade and win a fun line ot fresh
vegetables ard nuts on hand the
market Was fairly active few
peaches are Cgwlug from the interior
81 the state now, and with pears.
rlums ant Shapes the fruit list -
fafrlN well rtirI. and 10 - expected
the fruit boat go tnc Stands viii De
Put on early next week Butter.
eggs poultry and potatoes are very
Frr and ans rr..e shaagrs will
probably BE- IN trr upward direction.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
JoBBING PRICES.
Csn.ed G.ed.-Apples, tg.T5e

Ssn1ed 1sees-Appls
Table bets. si.2sgi4o. Peas: Fancy
early June, 81 20 Standards q Sal
m mate San ,i5s M MAJ P.ps peas ss 81
ssrly june. $3.50: sified early June
CsnseHwhit. House. :sc. standard
Feed-Jobbing prices iO0-lb. sacks.
bran. ti5 standard mlddlings IS:
fine middiings. $50 cracked corn. as
coarse corn meal. SIS. corn and GA,
rie.rmjoseins prices Best R::; M,;A 4;
patent $50 ssI in eighth paper
Detroit oil-Raw linss.d oil, &c;
boiled linseed. sc gal in barrel lots
headlight. SEC. perfection. s5c' paia-
I cine. i0ac. red crown gasoline. Isc
Harawar~-NaUs. $500 key base.
snnsaled wire. s3s5 bundle galvan-
/ ired hsrhed wire. 2-point. 81 g sTcol:
galvaniE.d sheets: 2i-gauge 81 So 81
gauge. ,.tss; ;s-Eauge $500: 80;
sxes single handed. $3.50: double,
$3.50 doz. black sheet metal % and
2'-Esuge. t5e5. .s-gauge $50. -
Carriage bolts. small. 50. 10 and S
bolts small. 80. 10 and s OF large.
90 - and OF list
Hiae.-So. cured hides. fsc. No.
! green hides is- NJ. I cured bulls.
i5c, No green bulls. lec. No. :
cured veal kip. &c No green veal
kip. SIC. No cured nurrain. iSc =.
No ! green marian. 80 No. ! cured
calf 20. No. ! green caif sc No.
I horse hides 81 80 No horse hides
81 80 No. I tallow. - No. > tsllow.
SIC per N No hides II or No
kip and calf ii-c % sheepsktn
Cas 10 amount wooD. soc nti25.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02

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