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The Detroit times., 1916-09-01
ROYAL. OAK.

Miss Ruth BARTLETT, OF Cleveland, Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. W. Scalte
John Csvauaugh and family are
Mrs : a May. from Grand Island
George Harris Tor N number ~ days
Mrs Harvey White. sr.. and son.
M.lllam, are spending the week on
SIR and Mrs Joseph Grant. Of Aus
tln-ave.. are rejoicing over the birth
Fr-d Stanton. Of Poplar. 10 enjoy
ing lake cruise 20 Buffalo this
MI. G Rura,sk, q Aylm.r, Ont.
GsqsSttr' NJ. w Nm I~pb.m MIN ''r
Mrs Edward Joyce has returned
from Mt Clemens. much Improved In
Ms. Elizabeth Grfin. 90 R.nton
Harbor. ia visiting Mr.. and Mrs Geo
Kerry. on Crooks-rd tor the week
Mrs Q : Griswold % South LYON.
- spending a short time with Mr.
and Mrs J VI IA~son.
Miss Grace Harris Is reccV erins
from recent operation. undergone
FOR The removal % her tons,ls
M. willa Briggs, Of wsshinSton
tended vislt with her sister. Mrs, Jo-
Mrs W : Duncan spent Tuesday
with Mrs &. n. Fleming % Detroit.
IN honor OF Mira W, I Miner. ~ chi
esgo. .-.-
Alien h ,.. 1nd II and Mr.,
through New York state
John II Bourne has Joined he rar'-
ny at AsNury Park. y y where
Mss Marion kennedy. - PrRmp-
ton. ont IL visiting her uncle pr r.
!. Kennedy, on Ridge and keneer-
Mr and Mrs Georg. II John,tons
are camping on The French river with
friends this week
Miss AEn.. Ktedsr. % Msin.s,.. lsf,
THURSDAY for Wheeling W. Va
the Y " G. \ during the winter
n X Smith - RAPIDLY recovering
FROM h,s recent Illness IN the petroit
sanitAriun
Mrs " Duncan ,Pen, rhursday
IN wsikerville. ont where she Vas
a guest ~ a luncheon given by Mrs
Frank Uehbsr
Mrs. Julia Arson - Detroit has
come here 90 max" her home with
Mrs Charles y SAGE
Mr anf Mrs Philip Lemmer'se are
rejoicing over the birth % daugh
NJ. Arthur McCI.usrd. Ms, EtNv-
lin McCleilsrd. Mrs. william Psiiis-
left FOR iA.dsvs trir 20 Buffalo
anf Niagara Falls
Clarence CoWiss "a speeding few
DAYS with W. and Me- Charles Rurr
snf With Mr. and Mrs Charles ~
CO-ies
Ms. Grace Mercer has returned to
her home In Pittsburgh after srepd-
ing - days with her brother. T 4
Mercer
pr charlie, z nsviA Of Eureka
Strings Ark William = Davis ~
Albion. and George u Davis ~ Fv-
anstsr. have returned 70 their homes
after visiting week with their sis
ter Mrs Albert Bond
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-ft~T rr-r-rtro tfFE sTocK
Duunl1R A sfeysns

EAST BUFFALO. y Y, Aug I'll
Cattle Re. -lpts. two cars strong
choice p prime steers, $3.50 dio5h.
good. 8 $3.50 plain and coarse s. as
n rs. ysnriInEa. dry fed. fs010:
best handy Hteers gT-5ds light
butcher steers f-2td-5G best
butchertrR steers and Refers ufrAd
o 75n Is western light common
heif~rs. Eraseera. isWsb0 test heavy
e. ocooTr' N751 q butcher cows.
- s0N4 fancy bulls fsTsd7as:
tvtcher bulls t5Gsso: common bulls.
70 q $50, good Etorkers. ts251s7s:
light common EfOckera Is kOne.
Feeders. is.I567. milchers and spring
| err SO n 100 each
UoRs Receipts. IS cars: strong:
heavy. 351ti.46 workers. si1 20
pigs fsNIo
sheep Receipts. two cars steady;
TOP lambs. sos yearlin1s rs S0fff
wethrrH t775Ts ewes 1T0TaB
Calves t5dI5
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. sept Wheat
strong aud cent higher AZ the open
ing owing 90 more faVoranit -I-
look in transportation matters Live
erpool and Chicago were stron- ard
higher OPENING prices Friday cas-.
No. red wheat. 81 -. ~rpten tf.
tl4s December. 81. 50, May. ;! So y"
white. tl.t2A
The corn deal ia duh and steady at
ssIzc for cash No :. guc for No. :.
yellow and SsG sec for ~. yellow.
oats are steady and quiet ar -
for new and 4sc for Old standard,
&c for new and tsisc for Cld NJ
white.
Rye Is arm AZ 81 g for cash y
Beans ar einsctive and Arm ar $ rs
Tor immediate and prompt shipment
and IS FOR October.
seeds arr easy at $50 for prime
red clover. 1880 for alstke s. ..
timothy and st00Il FOR alfalfa
Grain receipts AZ ChlcaE1 Friday
Were 81 cars ~ wheat. l0s - .nrr
and 3ss % oats
December wheat IN Chicago rperS 2
Fr day al sara ~ corn az - q
73ts G. and oats az - 49,
Liverpool wheat closed 90 r Ugh
Pr and corn "a lower
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01
Marriage Licenses

Joseph Anderson. IS. Emma N
Barley. 10
Arthur J. Geist. 10. Detroit Ger
trude stewart "a Port Huron.
Clsud. ". Lewis 20. chicago,
Mary A McKsnnon. AZ. Detroit
Leslie Harrison. "a. Clara Leveque,
Prank Bach. Il; Matilda M,lt1eu,
Emmett Houghton. IS. southh.Id
Aida Gutow. ~. Detroit
walter n. Burtheimer. u. Edna o
lane. II voorh.l. as orae. N
hndr.w wIle1ynski, rs Anna Men
Guy K Martin. a.. Ella NJ Ramm,
WIN r Errsln. 2s Aivira Brown,
John carg.czkL rs. T.kia B.rns-
JoIet Me,yds, ~; Antonlna Bere-
nu Harry toward, ss De, Moin... la.
Edna JarreIle. "a. Helena ARK.
stanislaw Kulikowski. -. vsroniks
Elmer smith. &c. Middietown. o..
Clara c. Matschikowski. 20. same
chsrie. v. Jones. "a JsssI. f.
Prank K.n,l.r. ~, Elizabeth zIm-
David " zellman. "a Grsc. s.
Jane. K.l.n.n. -. Lillian Tap
Karl MeCool. ~. Detroit. Cassie NJ
Sole. % Kingston.
Bronislaw Natusiswski. ~. Boies-
lava Tanska- %
zaporska. 20
Nicholas peter. p. Blanch. SOM
Angus. Msthisk 80 CAROLYN.
Christian r Moth.rsbough. "a.
Jeanette welsh. AZ
Ever.tts O. Bush. a. Leah A.
John II. Lambert rs. Detroit. J.n-
ME q nslcom, -. Ann Aroor
Ralph VI Hail. "a. Toledo, Marion
y. Clark. 81 same.
Aaron Jslsn, as; Hattie Eisnbers
Charles W. Edlins. a.. Th.lna n
Herbert j. Kelly. a. Jan. W. voor-
John nandulask. ssI Campbell.
tlsIsnasr " H.rtsbsrS. as. por'
Frank Puhsla; az Frances BIk. :,
Edith n st.nson. is Psin..vllis. q
Ross Reynolds. rs Birdie y.
Chsriss williams. an. D.,ro,, Mat.
tie Devis. -. Kentucky
Joseph Lyranski. 81 Josephine ny
FiSyd smith. "a. Beuiah Pond.s.r
Nicholas KstEier. "a Susie schuse-
ter, is.
Richard J. Huss ~; Alice Elliott.
Milton p. RsImsn. "a. Es,eiia
Becker. "a
Anthony soiolawski. "a. Mary re-
Ruis. Is
John sEAkats. "a. Detroit: Mary
SzafhmRry. -. Uikp 7u6 al,
Albert r. Arnold. %. Detroit
Pauline Miller %. Rochester
Edward Van Osborne. az. Ruth w
Campbell "a
Kenneth r. PETER. q. Mia e. Gil
son. ~
Gustav A. Luckri,z. az. ida Rseth-
sr. 81.
John y. stark. -. Louise Dsmsnt
80
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01
Geographic FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local

land Park. spent Thursday with Mrs
Fred Taylor.
Mrs Glen watkins and little
daughter. Of Detroit. are guests at
the home ~ her mother. Mrs. John
Purdy. on PierCe-st.
Fioyd-st
Adam Gisel has sold his property
on Merrill st. 10 Mrs. Mary purkee,
OF this place,
Mrs Clara clark has returned to
BYRON. after visiting at the home Of
her sister. Mrs. Ellen Benedict. on
North Woodward
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Pierce have
gone on a trip 10 Muskcka lake.
Mr. and Mrs Frank German have
gone 20 Linden 20 visit relatives
Adam Gisel Is building a house on
Glsndaie-st.
Mr. and Mrs T VI Williamson. OF
Detroit have moved into Charles T..
Jones house on Ferndale-AVe
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01
RY TINTED PRFSs

LONDON. Sept. The Germans
delivered their heaviest counter at
tacks against the British lines last
night since the somme offensive be-
gan. making onslauEhters on a front
OF nearly two miles. Gen. HaiE re-
ported this afternoon
Five separate attacks wero
launched against British positions
on a 3.ooo-yard front In the region
Of Gnichy and High wood. after a
terrific bombardment Large Ger
man forces were employed -Four
attacks were repulsed with heavy
loss
The nrh German onslaught car
ried the Teutons into an advanced
British trench At two points on a
small frontage
British gunners successfully Ell.
gagged several hostile batteries east
OF Beaurains. causing big explo-
sion. A British gas attack in the
Ypres salient had satisfactory re-
suits.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01
WYANDOTTE

Marion Baxter Rehekah lodge will
meet Tuesday evening In / o. q, f,
temple
Rrickisyers and their families viii
hold their annual outing. sunday. at
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fletcher. Orange
St are parents OF s'ri. born Thurs
Wolverine Gun club will hold its
opening shoot. sunday afternoon; at
p < W "i s.l ds At q q Sl.mn Haven. is
the new principal OF Wyandott high
school. which opens sept. II. while
9 walker. formerly assistant sth,
letlc director In Kalamazoo Normal
college. assistant athletic manager
OF the Kalamazoo Y G, A. Will
s Sc IN en, ,Sss OF psys.ssi "S nr,ns
are on the stan 81 IN. school The
complete list 4. n. c. Daley. super
Miss LAv.rsia Ri.h. head OF the com
mercial department. Miss Grac. NJ
Harrison, Latin, Miss Ola Schneider
Etnsli.h; Miss Ruth kressr. German.
science department., Mics Bess Nc
Clintock. English Miss Beuiah Parr
English; Mise Ella Pearl Hansourg-r.
tic. q. s walker. Mathematics and
Athletics Omar Fisher will again
conduct the manual training depart
mont NO radical changes VIII De
made In the administration Of the
schools. New text books will he In
troduced In some places. while the
commercial department. will be pre-
Pared 20 accommodate a larger en-
roliment
Announcement was made Friday
81 the marriage Thursday afternoon
az : o'clock. Of Miss Gertrude Good
win. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs VIII
lam Goodwin. Biddl--ave. north. wy
Rndotte. public school teacher. 20
Harry W. Brewer. Detroit attorney
and manager OF the Brewer Realty
Co. Nv the Rev Pr John Duty. Of
ST Patrick's parish. In the rectory.
Attending the couple were Miss
Katherine brennan and John r
Goodwin. brother % tho bride The
bride was gowued In white emoroid-
cred lace with pearl trimming, and
carried roses while Miss brennan
wore a gown OF irtdescent lavender
SILK. carrying roses
TIE couple will live IN tho Forest
apartments. Detroit. after their re-
turn Oct !. from q lake trip
The Congregational Sunday school
authorities viii institute an innovs-
ton In the Sunday school system sun
DAY. SEPT = when the primary de-
pRrtment entirely distinct from the
other grades. and held NJ different
n. Clark ana his assistant. Niss Nina
Roycr. have completed plans for the
new feature. witch VIII take care ~
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01
|A|''elegraphic
i STOCKS
I LOOKING UP
Iuoral List Remains Firm In
Face Of Heavy
Trading

"A NEW YORK, Sept l.--Galns OF
EGo 70 I Ia were made by railroad
|1ocks At the opening OF the stock
(o1change today. The general list
vae buoyant, gains OF a point or
; more being made by some specula'
i've leaders.
s Union Pacific. selling ex-dividend.
ndvanced 1 Ia to 1873 IL. Atchlson
!was up rs; New Haven S-s, and
New York Central !. United states
',Uteel opened at SO "a and % Bald
win Locomotive was up l ia at
- a.
Although a quarter OF a million
shares were traded during the first
hour. there were few price move
msnts OF importance. Marine pre-
fsYred advanced its record to los IL.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01

out BY opening the ballot boxes and
making a correct count because In
the case OF amendments the law
makes no provision for a recount
On the face OF the returns, the four
year term plan carried by large
majority and tho public utilities
Amendment lost decieiYely.- Both re-
sults are apparently invaiidated.
City Clerk Lindsay said, Friday
morning. that he would ask the com.
mon council for authority 10 open
the ballot boxes. a. this 10 the only
means 20 determine the result on
the confused amendments.
There II absolutely no other way
20 strsighten out the tangle." said
the city clerk. II am In favor OF
opening the ballot bores. whether
the Law allows II or not"
This cannot be done legally, Cor.
poration Counsel DnEeman advises.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01
Local

all children younger than those I'm the
regular course. S4uFii ned lessons
win be used for the NH" tots
Neighborhood Pleasure clrb m"m-
hers will go on their annual family
picnic SUNDAY.
August Loefnsr. ~ A. Loetner n
Co. left Wednesday for New York on
his sent annual purchasing trip.
The Methodist W. Y NJ vii ''"et
Thursday, sept. T. in the home OF Mira.
Charles sanders. foplnr-st AIS a..
e Lovcjoy aud Mrs Wolcott will TO
hostesses
Mrs Magnus Meier and children ara
visiting relatives in Holgata. -.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01
TNIrED sTArEs COTTON REPoRr

" A-H NyIIIN. Auz y -Tfa Ia
partruenf ~ agriculture today est
mated the coming cotton crop A. II
500 600 bales against Ii.lsIs2a last
year TIE condition ~ the crop Aux
q was 81 , per cent - normal com
pared with = ~ on July Is yield
per acre ~ 1858 pounds vas estir1R'-
81 Condition ~ the crop IN cotton
states follows.
iiua g south % roIlna 3 Georgia g.
FLORIDA 81 Alabama IS Mta-is.irpi
~ T.ouisIara ~ TrNas ss Arkansas
-. Missouri an Terrsssse 30. DkiAho-
IA 80 California ~
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01
NEW YORK PaoDrcE

NEW YORK AuE AI---FI0ur. Tn :
settled and nominal. Pork. steady:
mss. sas sosso L Lar 2, 99.ai'' rnia.
Raw. weak: centrifugal. 90 test,
- ~ -fHlsseersaa-G1- - Aa4-re-
fined dull. cut loaf 1915; crushed
IS powdered, t7.10T755 granulated.
fTG7so Coffee. Rio No on spot
p[c Taiiow Firm special So, =.
city. INC. country. "a, 49,, Hav
Firm. prime. 81 20 No :. s5aS5e.
clover. t0cdti1o. Dressed poultry
fs2c: fowls. 1bdz2c. ducks. I.onr
Island. Ale. Lave poultry FlYrn
geese. lac. ducks. i7122c. fowls. IsT
acc: turkeys. isd Sc: roostsrs Igc.
chicksn. hroiiers. 23Hz5c Cheese
strong: state milk. common 10 sps.
Gals itT ls.c. skins. common 20
| special. tdlBc.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01
Girls Gave Guardsmen Cherries

ALEXANDRIA, Ind, Sept. l.
Hundreds OF letters and about 500
postal cards have been mailed this
week by Alexandria girls TO mem
bers OF Company r. Second Maine
infantry. AT laredo. Tex The ac-
qusintance began when about 80
girls. who heard the Mains troops
were coming through Alexandria.
went To the railroad station with
baskets OF cherries for the soldiers.
The soldiers accepted the fruit and
got the addresses OF the girls
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01
CUBURBAN
~ NEWS
BIRMINGHAM

Mrs Robert Fisher OF Detroit,
spent THURSDAY AZ tbe home % her
father, Julius RundsL on East Ma
ple-ave
The marriage Of Mrs Grace Phil
lips and Carl Lake, both OF BirminE-
ham took place "wednesday after
noon In Pontiac
Mrs Mary Johnson. who was SER
iously injured "wednesday night when
she was struck by an automobile.
was taken Thursday morning 10 the
Pontiac city hospital
STR. and Mrs James f,oschs have
gone 20 Gilbert lake 20 spend q week
Miss Nsdelins la JsarBe. Of High
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO Aux 81 --o1fr =
Wheat. September down - re-a-, -
Der unchanged May gH- hanged
Corn. September down 70. Deem
Der down - May down ~ oars
September down a Decent Der W.
4. G NAV down sc. Provisions Low
er
Noon-W heat S-pteTDter -0 5 y
December ar - c, reCsuTher up ! = '.
Corn. Sertsm b-- NJ S rrr~r~ 1--
up Nc May UP 'sc oats ~rT'-rn
Der I'D AC. I@Cewher uT \ MAJ
UP &c
Ciose-Wh Septerr Der UT : q. O..
December VI 81. MAJ ap = 'afn
September up nc, Necember n7 $.
Nav vi Nc oats SF4raul Der .p
sc. Decernbe I'D &c MAJ uq '.c.
Provisions Higher
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01
RIVER ROUGE

Births recor -frro A." '"H~ =
boy 10 Mr. and Mrs. John Cassidy.
lr y Elrt go ~ and - ,. "a
Higgins and boy to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence WelhRrt
The annual Labor day picnic ~ our
Lady Of l.ourdes parish. ls this wear
under supervision 81 Theo Belanser,
with Daniel Barron. Daniel Gputra
and Victor HoTner AS assistants,
About 100 women and men are serv-
ing on the various committees.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01
BY WILBUR 8. FORREST. Z
Efnf TOrycqDOudeuf nffsd pyS,

LONDON. Sept 1-Uaing the
famous German "nutcracker" tar.
tics. ihe Rumanians are pressing
forward rapidly on both wings.
squeezing tho Aug'rIans out of all
southern Tiansyiysnia
The Austrian caught In the cen.
ter and IN Danger - being crushed
by the laws o. Tho "ngicracker' al
ready have abandoned ore than
400 square mile OF Transylvania
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01
livestock
nICHIGAN CENTRAL sroCkYARDs

DETROIT Aug 3l.-Best heavy
steers. 2sds5o. o@s- handy weight
butcher steers t725q 1I5 MIXED
stesrs ard h~lfers 5000. handy
light butchers. 3575GS15, lignt
butchers. s. % u SIS best COWS, - =
so. butcher cows. 85Q525. common
cows 81 80 a. 20 Gamers, S3d425
best heavy bulls. Fsds50, bologna
bulls 81 55u5-5 stock bulls. g. p q
s25 feeders ss25zs75 stockers,
s. 5ed658. mlikers ard springers. $40
as Veal calves Market stead.
best grades. tiZni259. heavtes. IS q
$50 sheep and lambs Market
STEADY best lambs 5i0gi0z5, fair
lambs. s. 15Es-5 light 20 common
lambs g. - ~ 80 yeariings. 5sds51
far 90 good sheep 81 = : 80. culis and
com mon. flt0d5 HOgs Market.
prospects p 1Ec higher workers. and
h@avies. -5Giit0. pigs IS % q 3 IS
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01
Hog Rides to Town In Auto

SENECA. Kan. Sept. Ed Wey-
or. OF Centralia. surprised his friends
by driving 10 town with hog be-
eide him on the front seat OF his
automobile Weyer had been load
ing hogs into wagon so that he
could take them 20 the stockyards.
He had just one more than the
wagon would hold. so he put the ex-
ira one in his car when he got 20
town the hog was occupying the
seat with him.
rrtrtinE-the plain neat kiud-thHt
q. riEht-rime. job nept.-MRin tieO.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01
Sugar Market

sussrs-Detroit wholesale prices
Crystal dominoes, Alb. 5000. do, s 10
10. 5000, eagle tablets. o. so cut
loaf. 1855. cubes. ST.ea. NNNx powder
ed. VIE: standard powdered. $40,
granulatsd. extra coarse s745 DO
hne. in bulk. 1870. do. 25-lb cottonH
$40. crystal domino Ersn GLIB and
bib cartone. In cases. $50. crysta
mond 4. t7'o eon on t.e5 4 - ' y
No, 4. $50. No 81. tf2b No s. ST.1p
No J, t7.I5. No 81 s7.10. No ?. 81 rs
No 40. 81 No ". 1885 No.I ss ea
No ~ ts,s5 No. 10. tes1 No 81
tsS5. non cal king mixture. $500 bel
graduated. o. 20 per 100 NE houys.
hold powd.. Is - to case. s235 do
IS 90 case. $3.50 per case
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01
TOLEDO LIVE sTOCK.

TOLEDO. - Aug 2I-HoEs Re
cefrts LOO market 25c higher,
hesyles. 81 f0T1i50. mediums. 81 80
n 8 SO. yprkerG fiIdiii0, good
pigs s3QIo Calves Market. steady.
sheep and lambs Market steady
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01
ECORSE

Funeral services for the late Mrs
Aris Month ~ who died Wedrs--
day night In her home on Rourras~a
and Monroe SITS will he held Mon
day morning from ct Francis Xavier
church. with burial In Ecorse GENE
terry
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01
Banks AID Trust Companies

The following firms are privileged
20 execute orders on the Exchange:
W r Moss 4 Co. Carlyle 4 Povah.
Geo. " West a Co. z. L. Maccrons
a Co. II W. Noble a Co. y l. Sey-
mour & Co. w. r. Mclaughlin. Ner-
rim. Lynch Co. " A Hsmlu 4
Co. VIM A Neer & Co. sinclair a
Souls ETmmet Z SPir.ague , VIM. III ~
Co. w e Reilly Co. Matthew
Finn. A Y wallace & Co. Lewis q.
Stockard 4 Co. Bennett. Smith d
Gorton.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01
BTTTFR Am FCCs

Butter-E Extra creamery, ale IN.
creamery frsts. goo 10. dairy. &c
70 package 22c -
EgR--Frssh receipts. cases includ-
e. hrsts. ~. current receipts. &c
dor Receipts Thurstsy. i.s45 cascs
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01
VIEW YORK cotton MARKET
VIEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. Aug 3l-B utfer.
Firm; receipts. 7.45s. creamery evtra.
81 u d54c: state dairy tubs % n nc.
imitation creamery hrpts. q = q &c
special. 33i. n 13Lc Eggs Firnner:
receipts. ii.12s: nearby white fancy.
t3n 4sc; nearby mixed fancy. IS ~ 35c.
fresh frsts. 5On5sc
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01

BUCHAREST. Sept. The Ru.
manians are continuing their ad-
vance into Transylvania on the
northern and northwestern fronts
with successes In all directions. {,
was officially announced today.
Rumanian armies have occupied
Tarlnnge valley and the industrial
center OF petro-sam with very slight
losses
On the Bulgarian frontier. Aus
TRAN Runboots and monitors oper-
ating on the Danube have lombard.
81 Turpu Magurele and Zimlnoea.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01
Detroit Bank CI.srinx.

Detroit bank clsariugs sor Thurs
day were tss03.s58Iz Total clear
inEs for 1915 20 date were ti3s2-Ss
Fi2 -, az against f32i ts45T9f, For
the corresponding period IN 1918
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01

TOLEDO. Aug. 5I.--W heat CASH,
SIAN September. si.45l December
si.52. May. tl.5s Corn cash and
September. sslae. December. 74Ac:
September. kAc. December ~ e..
May. S3ac. Rye: Cash. o. -
cioverseed: Cash. $3.50. October
$3.50: Decen Der. sss0; March. 50 %
AlsIke Prime. $50. Timothy Cash.
t2.31. Butter; Brick creamery, 35is
tub creamery. size Eggs Fresh
candiei. ssc. fancy selects. 3ic. Hsv:
UNCHANGED
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01
CHICAGO BUTTEH

tras. 33c: frsts. are: dairy extras.
1si1 asoc. arsts. 27'1c. Egg. Prime
ordinary. 23a23oc. hrsts. p q Is TT.
Cheese Twins. IN d1sc young Am
Fowls. 1sd zoe. ducks isizc geese.
l0df7c. springs. s5c. turkeys 25c
Potatoes. Jersey 81 so Minnesota
1850: ohio. 81 80. new potatoes. re-
eeipts. 20 cars
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01

ed 20 surrender. killing three OF the
besiegers and rounding two.
Three regiments Of Greek tro0ss
At Vodena have Joined the revoiu.
tionists
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01
CUun ropprp sroc,xs

-Four women were admitted ~ The
Georgia bar within IS hours after
the enabling aci haf tcer passed by
The state legislatura
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01

- 0ee saoash wales parliament
~ ~ ssked TO consider a bill TO
nponsa al n the house
The Detroit times., 1916-09-01


on THuT sdsy due To tslling On In
receipts. The butter market - strong
and tending upward. and poultry -
nrm A. the last advance. The feature
Of the market. however. - the way
potatoes are climbing The Michigan
crop ~ not ready vet. and receipts
from outside are now here equal 20
the demand The only decline on
the list tNis morning was drop %
Ice IN sugar prices.
.AppI..-Nsw. Sc 5U.7S eu, s1Soo
Banana. Good shipping stock.
Bsrri~. -HnSkieherries iSSo8s7s
C.Iirerri. Fruit. Puma rTSo
q. pears. 81 Is q $50 box: grapes.
C.Ss.s-SNew. s:Soua75 craft.
Chee-e-Mlchigsn hatS iTc New
York. isc. domestic swiss 2su3:e;
Imported swiss So q 4lc brick cream;
tre.h yexet.bie.-Gr.-n peppers
.,.,.y , 81 r' So, i2SlsS d ;2s
80 ~ tonasoe. 20 q sT Soe per per- .S.is
: IS ou lettuce. si3S bu. Read let
tuce. S:Se green beans. s. su. water
crTss: - q soc dos green onions $50
plant. s. SO hu.
GrNp-..t-ls baskets i5Rl-e 7-lh
baskets. IS soc
New Honey Fancy white. new. 10
TSsc 10.
H.y-petrott shippers ar. paying
;ss t e., prizes tor esl:d hay in
oihy n.w sltgl5 standard ..irl-
Il: No ~ tin no ii: Sis "
TS, d .i ~ ii SS w .,i. .: "gi q
GS wheat and cat straw. tssooT
Iemea.-,sgs5o per boz.
M " ;. R0ekytsras, ,., :tanaa,a,:
81 v fTsif !, Soc e s.ca per
oranE~s--vaienciNs. "a so boy.
l06-IS sack spanish $50 box
Pesehe.-tl 50 = 50 per ou
P~ars-Bartistt's si-SGiss bu.
cissPs FayyS2ri'e, s. 20 70 Per bu.
ret.toe.-Round. ,iso5: long.
rouItry-R..t Aroils-s. 25a:'c No.
oroilers. 81 &c. fancy. hens, ns
hen. 1917 stsss lsaItc geese.
lee i3c. ducks IS Eisc ~
sweet Potstoe.-S = bu. and SIS,
JoBBI>G PRICES.
gal. Una beans. 81 o . Corn.
fancy Maine, SIS standard. 81
early June. 81 30 standards 81 SAL
mon. tail, s. 30. Tat pings. a6c- To-
matoes ii35 MarrCwfat peas 81.
early June. $3.50. sifted early Jun~
Conee-wni,s Mouse. ,sc standard
packages iSi. 2eli, 10
Fe-d-IoboIng prices loo-ib sacks.
Hn~ riilIlngs. $50 cracked corn. i5s
coarse corn meal. SIS, corn and oat
FIour-Josb!ns prices B-s, Michi-
straight ,i5o pure rye. IS 30 spring
patent $50 Dol IN eighth paper
sacks
Detroit o,l-Raw ltnssed OIL; &c.
k~roser~ n iron barrels Diamond
headlight. go. perfection. s5c. paia-
cine, l9sc red crown gasoline. Isc
H.rawar--Naus. $500 ksE base
snnealef wire, o. as bundle galvRn-
tied harh~d wire. APPOINT. t32s spool.
gslvariEed sheets "a gauge. 1855; -
gauge. sass 2sKause 800. 20.
sS.:' .'rsi . Banded , 1i9- o dogbis'
$3.50 doE black sheet metal % and
24gauEA f725 -sEagEs $50 -
gauge - n-gauEe - 80 per W..
or large. s0r and 3 ~. machine
bolts small. 81. 70 and on large.
40 = 'rd ~ list.
Hide.-So I cured hides. lac. No.
! green Nldes, &c No : cured bulls.
t5c No green bulls. i.c No
cured veal kip. 27r 40 I green veal
kip. lie No I cured uurrAir. itc;
No. 1 green ngrrain. isc. No cured
calf. ~ No green ~alt 80 No
! horse hides o 50 No horse hides.
- 80 No ! tall0w. - No. taiIow
2 kip ard ~sli nc OF shs~pskfn
(as 10 amount wooD Soc gsi.s