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The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Aug. 12.--Close; Wheat
dealers feel that all the bull news
Is known and any more changes are
likely TO be favorable to the other
side OF the deal The government re-
port had the effect OF bringing in all
the outside buying power. The re-
cent bull campaign was one OF the
best advertised ever seen and the
result waa an advance in single day
thas under usual conditions shoald
have htan distributed over several
days. Now the outsiders are all load
ed up AMI the market is taking time
to digeEt the load and adjust itself to
the altered conditions New bullsh-
ness came from the Canadian north
west WnCre several degrees OF frost
are reported. Tho Canadian crop Is
i'm position To suffer from frost from
Icw until IL ia ready for harvesting.
Buying was active on the Winnipeg
market owing 10 the frost and Win
nipeg dealers were buying in Chicago.
Bears believe the bullish situation
has been discounted and dealers will
soon pay more attention to bearisb
news. which has been entirely neg
lected since the government report
came out. Liverpool was firm be-
cause OF the Canadian news. British
stocks are decreasing and smaller eX-
ports from America are indicated.
British merchants feel more conf
II difficult TO purchase American win
ters.
Wheat declined llac and later gain
ed strength, closing nc under Fri
days close.
Corn and rye advanced nc. Clover
seed declined lac.
Flour receipts Saturday were I,C00
bhls and shipments the same.
Wheat receipts were "a cars.
Stocks are 10000 bu., against $4,000
bu a year ago.
Coarse grain receipts were II cars
OF com 10 OF oats and OF rye. Ship
ments were 5000 bu Of corr: Stocks
oats and l2,500 bu Of rye
Prices year ago in the Detroit
market were s1.l2 for No. red
wheat. sc for No. 3 corn and CSC
FOR standard oats.
Saturdays wheat quotations: Cash
No. red wheat s146lz September
opened with "A drop OF lC at Si.4S de-
elined To sl-i7i2 and closed at si4SiS !;
December opened at S152h. declined
to SD? and closed at sl.53: No.
white S1.4lis
Saturdays coarse grain quotations
Corn: Cash No. 3. SSc: No 3 yellow,
Ssiac: No. 4 yellow, S7hcdSsc.
t5c new No. , white, 44isc; septem-
ber 4ilsc; No. white. 42is a4Slsc.
Rye--Cash No. 2. sl06.
Beans-lmmediatc and prompt ship
mcnt, Ab.fO, october ~. 30.
Seeds-Prlme red clover $1,000 al
sike, 1915; timothy. Sc; alfalfa $lOd
II.
Receipts OF wheat Saturday: Du-
luth, 80 cars. against year ago:
Minneapolis. 253 cars against i3n;
Winnipeg. 55i cars. against 223 Chi
cago, 26l cars, against 712 south
west. $4,000 bu, against 3s5. 900 bu
Urinary wheat receipts were l.
Ss3.0oo bu. against l.5s9.0OO bu q
year ago.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
Price Movements Ex-
hibit Irregularity,
and Weakness
STEEL is OFF
A FRACTION
COppers Firm; NUM-
tiOns Issues Are
Well Absorbed

NEW YORK, Aug 12.--The New
York Evening Sun financial review
today says
Price movements exhibited great
irregularlty, with the trading active
in spots only. Heavy initial deal
lngs were reported In Reading.
which opened at small advance
from Fridays closing, and then sold
down IL, fuctuating back and forth
in the subsequent operations with
out definite tendency Traders were
inclined TO cover in many parts OF
the list and to a great extent the
general movement represented little
beyond adjustments of speculative
accounts incident to. the end CT the
week
Steel sold off q fraction and the
ccppers were firm, buying of the
latter being encouraged by the re-
ports OF large foreign inquiries In
the market for copper metal. Profit
taking was inevidence ir the munt-
tion shares, but sales were well abb
<orbed, especially i'll American Lo-
comotive, which again was taken by
houses which, in the last year, had
been prominent In the upward
movements In the stock.
Transactions in tie copper stocks
In the last hour were active On an
advancing range of prices, marked
improvement being recorded by
Chino, Anaconda. Tennessee Cop,
per, Miami, Utah and Inspiration.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
N. Y. Bank Statement.

New York. Aug l2.-The actual
weekly bank statement today show.
ed the following changes
Surplus. decreased S9,225.64o;
loans. increased. s23.24l 900; re
serve in federal reserve banks de-
creased. s7772,000. reserve in 9th
CT depositaries. increased. s2.14l.-
000 net demand deposits. increas-
ed, S36,9Is,0 net time deposits.
decreased $l9.074.000; circulation.
increased. $4,000 aggregate re.
serves. s6i5, ,s02,O 900.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
Sugar Market

sugnrs-Detroit wholesale prices:
Crystal dominoes. 2-lb.. s1l.15; crys-
tai dominocs. 5-lh.. sll.l5; eagle tab
lets. Sass: cut loaf. so: cubes. ss45,
xxxx powdered. $50, standard pow
dered. SS.05 granulated. extra coarse.
$3.50. eranulated. fine in bulk, $685.
granulated, 2-lb. cartons, $795, gran
ulated. 2O-lb cartons. S175; crystal
dominocs Eranuleted 2-lb.. ? u -lb.
and 5-lb. cartons, In cases, sI.e5 ;
crystal domiuues. granulated. half
cases. SS05; diamond \. $40; con-
5. S. 90. 40. 9. S7.55. No. :. $3.50; No.
3, s7i5. No g. $40; No. 10, s7s5;
No II. $3.50. No IT, s7.25 No. lS,
$12O; No. -. S7.20 No. rs. s720; non
caling mixture, 50; beet granulated,
1855, household powdered. lib. car
tons. "a TO case, s2.40 per case, is
TO case. s47o per case.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK
Duuninu a stevens

EAST BUFFALO. n Y, Aug. IA
Cattle Receipts, five cars steady;
choice to prime native steers. 50 25n
10; fair to good. sS50Q9.15 plain, IS
a. $50; chtce heavy butcher steers
IS 5Od9: fair 10 good, sS6S50; best
handy steers, sS251 SIS; fair TO good.
s7.25dS25: light and common. s6.75 q
7.25: yearlings. s9g 925, prime fat
heifers, s75OGS.25; best handy BUTCH
er heifers. s7.50d7.75: common to
good. s65oG725; best fat cows. s7d
90: good butchering cows. S6g6.50;
medium to fair, 1926 45.76;. cutters
81 Sc q as; Gamers. 1926 a. %. fancy
bulls. S6.75Q725; good butchering
bulls, s6.25a $50; light bulls. So
$50; best feeders, s7.5o@ 775; COM
mon TO good. s6.75 a 725; best stock
az az. '''E'V '''V' '''l'O" y S'l' y
Hogs. receipts, IL cars; lower,
heavy. s1O75 mI0s0; workers. Sto.s00
10S5; pigs. tt0.30a 1910.
Sheep: Receipts, ? cars; steady /;
top lambs, s11G11.25; yearlings. $3.50
a $50: wethers, $SG S.25; ewes, s7g
Calves: s5Q1s.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
BANK CLEARINGS
RECORD BROKEN

All records for daily back clear
ings in Detroit were broken Satur
day when the clearings for the day
were reported by the Detroit Clear
ing House association as sI2.l29.-
0S950 The total clcsrings for the
year to date were 81 1884 .305 .07345
as against ssi1.so7.9551O for the
corresponding period in 1915.
The statement OF III" clearing
house association for the week
shows loans of S21713s.v00, and to-
tai deposits OF s263, ,565,090. an in
crease in the latter OF $4,000 900
over the previous week.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
Except for ThroWing WHe Out
The Window Occasionally Sam
Was a IOOPer Cent Perfect Husband

NEW YORK. Aug. u Listen,
ladie--Samuel Richards. IS, direct
or OF al elevator manufacturing
firm, residing In Brooklyn, Is the
Perfect Husband.
And. listen, men-his wife is SUI
ing him for divorce.
In the 20 years that followed Sam
uel's promise to protect Mary Ag-
nes Richards, hc has worked every
day but one. without vacation; he
has been home every night; he has
allowed himself only carfare and
lunch money. he has bought n
home. and he has given his wife
s10O every Christmas. He has never
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12

Alice Wentzell, 90 years old, OF
No 433 Meldrum-ave.. ended her
life. late Friday night, by swallow
ing the contents OF bottle OF poi.
son. Dependency over ill-health is
said to have been the motive for her
act. She left note to relati<s
Coroner Rothacher- ordered the body
removed to the county morgue.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
Restauranteur Under Fire.

Richard Piacent. who runs a res.
taurant at No 4s3 Rivard-st.. has
been summoned before Mayor Marx.
following a recommendation that his
license be revoked Piacent is
charged with operating a question.
able resort, selling liquor without
license and using 13-year old
girl AS a lookout Patrolman Chas.
T. Smith. who makes the charges.
says the woman with Piacent Ia
known from coast TO coast as MA.
rie la Belle" and has been driven
out OF many cities.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12

seen u baseball game nor entered .
theatef he wouldn't know a cabaret
from county fair; he has never
tasted beer or other liquors. nor has
he smoked or chewed his affec-
tions, he says. in his answer to his
wife's bIll for divorce, never stray.
cd from home
But. despite all ;his monument of
virtue erected In his own honor by
the Perfect Husband. in his answer,
his wife charges cruel and abusive
treatment. Though Samuel didn't
do any OF the things that cause
young brides tears, he just would
shove her through the window, Mrs.
Richards saws.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Aug. 12.--Opcning -
Wheat september down rc;' Deccm-
ber down NC. May down | y Corn:
September down &c: December down
4, May down NC. oats. September
down NC: December down Lc May
unchanged. Provisions; Lower
Close Wheat. September up &c.
December unchanged May up SC
Corn september up ic. December M
sc. May up sc. Oats-Septemb bcr
up nc, December up ttc. May up i4c.
Provisions Steady.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
Clerk To Attend Meet.

Royal VI. Ford. clerk OF Highland
Park. has been authorized by the
village council To attend the sixth
annual convention OF the Michigan
Association OF Village Clerks. which
Will meet in Bay City. Aug, II and
1s. Mr.. Ford will try 10 have the
1917 meeting brought 10 Highland
Park.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
CUSTOMS EXPERT FIRED
10 PLACE TAmMANY
HENCHMAN, SAYS HUGHES
Candidate Elaborates Charges
OF Job Bartering in
Montana Speech

f.. Finn, Tammany district leader,
and son OF Battery Dan" Finn, OF
political notoriety.
The Republican candidate fired
his ineiIicicucy charge as the first
step In the secondary stage OF his
assault against the Democrats In
almost every speech from now on,
the governor proposes to cite spe-
cihc instances to support his
charges OF Democratic Inefiiciency,
payment OF political debts by gifts
OF public Offices and maladministra-
ton
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
Ru PERRY ARNOLD.

(StdG C0trcSD0n dent un:ted Press.
HELENA. Mont. Aug. l2.-Nomi-
nee Charles Evans Hughes today
fired a brosdside OF pork charges
against Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo Speaking before large
audience here he said ne had been
reliably informed that the Demo
cratic administration had ousted
Henry T. Clapp. assistant appraiser
OF merchandise at New York. and
for 60 years an expert in customs
work. and his place filled by Daniel
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
Livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL sToCKYARDs

DETROIT. Aug. 12-Cattle: Market
dull; best heavy steers, sSmS.50;
best handy weight butcher steers. 81
Q7.50. mixed steers and heifers. $3.50
al: handy light butchers. s6g 6.25 ;
d6.25. butcher cows. s5@550. COM
mon cows. $425G455: Gamers. $3.50
@t.25: best heavy bulls. sec $50; bo-
logna bulls. s5.50Q6; stock bulls. IS
Qb.5o; feeders. s6.5oa I; stockers;
81. so a so; mixers and springers. $40
675 Veal calves; Dull and soc
lower; best, sl0.50a1t.5o; heavies s5
as. Sheep and lambs: Market, dull
and csc lower: best lambs. H0,50;
mon lambs, sSd9. fair TO good sheep.
s5sOa9.25; culls, and common. s39
$50. Hogs: Market i0c lower; york;
ers and heavies. s10G10,i0; pigs. 500
g.7j.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12

The following firms are privileged
TO execute orders on the Exchanges:
w r. Moss & Co, Carlyle q Povah.
Geo NJ West e Co, T. II. Maccrone
& Co, RI w Noble e Co. -. L. Sey-
mour & Co. w. II. Mclaughlin. Mer-
rill. Lynch & Co, w A. Hamlin q
Co. VIM. a. Neer & Co. Sinclair &
Couls. Emmet l. Sprngue, VIM. II;
Rose & Co, L. X. Pelton * Co, Joel
Co, w II Reilly & Co. Matthew
kinn. A w Wallace & Co. Lewis O.
stockard g. Co, Bennett Smith &
Gorton.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
CuCNCO uI-TTrn MinKET

CHICAGO. Aug. '4 ftuttei t.N-
tras. 2gc. Hrsts 2N12>ia &C. dairy cN-
tr1s. 'Gis 2Ntar, trsts ~ st'.
Ergs-primn ordinary 22u -2iuct
tr-ra Pa1raai,, Chrrsr--Tw ns.
f5t- fif5a.t Nauu Americas, tfm
tGf-r. Live poultry Fowls. l6W
iGtEc. drcJa. Ilr. -rcsc, ion l-c.
springs tqa2fc turks. 1Sc bots-
-OhioS. 90rn fi.i5 New Pota-
tocs-Rcccipts. 10 cars.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK

- CtEVELMNR Avg ,gGg i2miiogs. Re
and mixed. sl0.55 mediums. {l050;
pigs. $40. rouEhs. $9.l0. stars. s..
cattle: Receipts cars. steady sheep
and lambs Receipts, : cars steady,
lambs. ton. S10.50 Calves. Receipts.
! 90; steady, top. sl3.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
NEW YORK PRoptCE

NEW IONk. Aug l2.TlOur' Dull
and nominaily firm Fork Firm
mess S2S 50n2 20 Lard quiet. mid
die west spot si37OaIas0. sugar
Raw. dull. centrifugal. as test. $3.50;
muscovade. 80 test. sts7, refned
dull. cut loaf. $40. crushed ss 2bi
80. Coffee RIO No on spot. ~ e
Tailow steady: special. nc. city
5c; country Ia7%c >. Hay quiet
soc nfi 10. Dressed poultry: Quiet
turkeys. 25h 32c: chickens o1T22c
fowls. ltts n22i4c. ducks. Long Isl
and. 2nc Live poultry Easy: geese
lac; ducks. is121c fowls. 17d1sc
turkeya ibH tSc. roostcrs i4c; chick
ems hroilers. 20m22c Cheese strong
state milk. common TO specials. 19M
lie: skins. common to special. "a
l3kc.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12

CHICAGO. Ill. Aug. i2-Hogs: Re-
cetpts. 5000, market. l0c TO l5c low
erh mixed and butchers. S9.S0M 10 So;
good heavy, s1041055, rough heavy.
ss.4OG9.90. Cattle: Receipts. Loco;
market, steady. beevea. $500 q10.75;
cows and hcifers. s3506 .25 atock-
ers and feeders. S501S5, Texans.
Receipts. 1000, market. l0c TO lic
lower native, S6.60mS. western, s7Ft
$40: lambs. s7.5O@ Il, western. s5.75
a11.S5.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
pntroit Bank Clrarinns

Detroit bank clearings for Friday
were s10.632.OO733. Total clearings
for 1916 TO date were sl.252.l75.-
9S4.l5. as against 1892 ,2090 06s14 for
the corresponding period last year.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO. o., Aug I2-Wheat cash
.St49is september. 81 90; December.
tt55 May. 81 so Corn Cash. SIC;
September ssc December. 79itc.
oats. Cash, 45c, september $3.50,
ppcrmber. i9lc Rye. Cash. 81 10.
C,Ioverseed: Cash. 5000. October.
.st0X0. December $1,000. Alsik"'
Prime. 5000 Timothy Cash. 81 80.
Butter: Brick creamery. 3lc: tab
creamery, soc Eggs Fresh candlcd.
changed.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
TnLEno LIVE STOCK

TOLEDO. Aug. 12--Hugs Re
ceipts light. market 5d10c lower;
Ncavics $40 6Of; 1O.6i mediums,
$40 so: workers. S1oi501O60. good
pigs. Sf061O.05. Calves Market
steady. sheep and lambs. Market
steady.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12

Apple.-New. s,75Q2, bu. s5.6Og
Bsnnna. - Good shipping stock.
25n2 per bunch
tes-BlackberrieF sA25Qt4 so
per bu.; huckleberries. S3Q3.5o per
california FruitS-Plums. ;25O9
a75: pears. ts6S25 box; peaches.
Cabbaxe--New. 1s25aa5o crate
Cheese-Mich chigan fats. IS 10 nc;
soc. imported Swiss. 36a4lc; brick
cream. ie1ac, long horns. i7c; daisies.
lGc ID.
Cherri---sour. s75d2. sweet
Fresh vrsctabies-Green peppers.
s225 crate. 40c basket. radlshes. &c
bunch parsley. 25 q soc d3z.; cpcum-
bers, 50d s0c doz.: tomatoes. Sl5o@
- per bu.; carrots. l5c doz.; let
tucc. 90catl bu., head lettuce. $3.50
as bu. wax beans. S225n2j0 bu.;
green hcGns, s2M2.25 bu.; green peas
81 I5q2 bu. watercress, % @SOc doz.;
green onions. l5WlSc doz., green
corn. $2SOu275 bbl
New Hone, Fancy white, new, l6
q l7c. amber leallc h.: extracted 7
nay Detroit shippers are cayins
saf snf iS"T"s lots RBr1s Gf ooSsd Mo- 9'iA linn
othy. new, t1t5O0i5; standard tim
othy. $3.50 III; light mixod. SIS 5000
II 20 2 timothys sltmlS; 90. 4 mtx-
clover. s1oG1I; rye straw $3.50 rs:
wheat aud oat straw. $6.50QI ton
Lemons 9d95O per box.
Lines loG 80 per 100.
Melons -- Rockyfords. standards.
s?75dS crate. watetrmelons. 35 a soc
each
ornrg-s -s-valeneias, si75a5.s5 box.
Onions -s0uthcrn. s375 per 100 los:
Spanish. 81 80 box.
P~sches-t3H so bu
PInrnppIrs llf50 crate
potntoes-'3 25 $50 bbl. in car
Poultry - Best broilers. 23aaic;
No rroilers. ela22c fancy hens
lsdlsisc No. 2 hens. 15Gi6c. stays,
Ia iSc geese. ilUl2 ducks, l'D
sweet Potatoes sI75 bu and n75
bbl
JoBBING PRICEs
Canned Goods apples. s2'6gsso
gal, Ltma e'nnSi 'igizS, do Corn;
Table beet. ST igsgiiD Peas; Fancy
early June, 3, 30. standards, 81. sal
mon. tall; s. 20 nat. pings. soc. To-
early june. $50. sittsc early June
conce-white Houss, 2sc: standard
packages, isis a 81 nc Ii.
feNu lNNn' " ITiffS. lNV-lUs FAfhN.
Bran. s25. >, lard middlngs sec;
fine middlinEs $40; cracked corn. s56
coarse corn meal S35. corn and oGt
chop, {32 ton.
Fiour-JohbinE prices. uest Michi-
gan patent, $40. second patent,
s. so. Straight s. 80 pure rye. $3.50,
sprins patent $50 hbl. IN eighth pa
per sacks.
Detroit OU-Raw linsped oil. 73c;
boiled linseed, 74c gal In barrel lots
Kerosene In iron barrels. Diamond
headlight. SIC; perfection. s5~: pala-
cine, 1929. red crown basoline. lee
gal.
Hnrdunr~-N Nails. s2ao keg base:
anncaled wire g. % bundle. galvan-
lied barbed wire 2-pojnt, So 22.spool:
galvanizel sheets, +-gauge: H55; q
gauge. sis5 rs gauge. 800. go
gauge. 81 20 per cwt., Bull bronzed
axes single handled. $3.50. double,
tl250 doz.; black sheet metal. 20 and
s4Eaugc, - 20, 26-eaugc ~ 30; a.
gauge. 50 33b. 2S-EauRe. $40 per cwt.
Carriage bolts. small. SOC. 10 and
bolts small. soc, % and 10 on; large.
Hides-No. cured h'des. lee: No.
/ green hides, i6c. 30. | cured hulls.
14cj No. ! green bulls. 12c; No.
cured vcnl kip. gao: No 1 green veal
kip. 21c. No. cured murraiu, lie;
No. green murrain 1ec; No cured
/ horse hides. i5 70 No. 2 horse hides,
~ 30, No. ! tallow, ! iRc No. tallow,
skc per ID; No. > hides lc OF No ?
kip. and calf, &c on; sheepskin (as
TO amount wooD. 50cafl26
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
rw yonK nuTTnn AM Eggs

QUIET, aH rceeipts, TS s57ss 5Ss creamery p''SF. cT-
ira. 30 i4c. state dairy tubs, 2ai4 a.
soc, imitation creamery nrsts. 25ik 6f
2Gc; do special. ~ 631 Lc Eggs Uu-
settled. receipts. i3.34S, nearby white
fancy, &c zoe; nearby mixed fancy.
IS ID 33o fresh frsts. 81 n 23c.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12

President Elliott, OF the New
Haven. has issued report 20 the d.
rcctors showing that every properly
ir which the company Is Interested
has made the largest net gains IN
history with thel exception or On
tario Western and two others.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
HITTER AND EGGs

Butter Extra creamery. 2Sisc III;
creamery hrsts 81 &c H., dairy. CSC
ID. package. 2iC IN.
EEus-Fresh receipts. cases includ-
al. nI ats. 2kc. curx ant receiptA ~ n q
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12

During July the Nipissing Mining
Co. mined ore Of an estimated value
OF s2ss.s77 OF which tt7SS77 was
high grade and 100000 low grade
Shipments OF bullion from Nipissing
and Customs ores are estimated To
have been OF n net value OF seSO,iSS
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12
CIRB COPPER STOCKS
TIGIN HITTER.

FIEIN. ~ Nuv I2-BUtter. Nj
sales were 80 -1is cents. an advance
pf lC
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12

Govcrnmeut experts say this years
wheat crop viii he Sufficient FOR
home consumption with enough left
10 meet normal export requirements.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-12

Produce

Saturdays produce market was
only moderately active and did not
bring many important changes in the
price list Poultry was In fair sup
ply Vegetables and fruits were In
demand and nearly all lines scarce.
Some small reductions were made. in
cluding Spanish onions and tomatoes.
Peaches were quoted higher and ap-
pies rrm. Butter. cheese and eggs
were Arm and In active demand. sug-
nrs were easy at decline Of l5c.
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