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The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
DETROIT STOCK
MARKET ACTIVE,
MOTORS LEADING

A sound. healthy tone was inject
ed into the morning trading on the
Detroit Stock exchange. Buying or.
ders were in excess OF the selline
and the market was strong, with ac-
tivity well distributed N was the
first real enthusiastic session since
before the summer dullness
Motor stocks attrac ed much at
tention. "a usual but movements
were narrow. Continental continued
20 he a strong feature OF the trad
ing hut the price was only a quarter
up from :he closing Saturday. Char
coal preferred heads the list for
high marks in sales, the daily trans
actions over a period OF two weeks
being around 1000 and 5000
REQ Car and REQ Truck were both
in good demand and were each III a
point Chalmers was OF two points
while Packard Jumped a point Max
we'll was strong. Detroit Creamery
and parke- Davis we're In good de-
mand. both taking an advance OF
point.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
DR.. WILLIAMS TO
Get A RECOUNT
Defeated Candidate For COro-
ner Alleges Juggling: DR.. Bur-
CESS Petition Also Allowed

The county CanyaSsing board,
Monday morning, allowed a petition
for a recount OF the votes Tor cor.
oners filed by Or. Robert r. VIII
liams, one OF the defeated candi
dates. DR.. Williams ran third, re.
ceiving 1880 votes, against .Dr
Morgan Psrker's 26,240 votes. DR..
Jacob Rothacher, present coroner,
led the ticket.
Juggling OF ballots I'm the lower
precincts Of the First and Second
wards is alleged by Or Williams,
who declares that he has the coop.
Grafton Of five OF the defeated can.
didates In seeking ;he recount of
the Republican votes. His petition
was filed last week.
Dr. James Burgess petition for
recount OF the votes for the Repub-
lican county treasurership nomina-
ton also was allowed Monday morn.
ing Dropping down from 81 00o
votes which Or Burgess received
when he was nominated for cor.
oner. 10 10000 votes which he got
in hts candidacy for county treas.
urer. he charges that he lost votes
that should have gone TO him
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
Louisville Entries.
fFor Tursd,N.)

First Race selling -year-oIds;
Niles. 6H furiougs NCaroleeu. los
StEuorette, Hester smith. English
l.ahy. SnRwr. i'laehliRht Zrmora
Twinkle Toes. Commences 100
Second Race Selling. 3-year-olds
and m. furlpnEs. NRusv Joe gs:
Nlia.P Penny. 100. Blarney Ardent.
los. Morristown. 1O5, Lady Jane
Gr4v roc Riily Joe 10
Third Racc-Pursc. 4-yoar-olds
ana up mile and 20 Yards Hanovla.
Nor'Nmak"r Tokay, Rob Hensley.
Fourth Race Audubon handicap:
1-yrar-"lds and up, 6 furlongs:
Rlackie Dtw. t"3 Amazon. los.
Flcetab"l@, 'pquett". li3. Hank
p'Day ira
Fltth Race Selling, 7-year-oids
and IN. allies and mnres. & ,urlorgs.
\ Trappnid, Ncarr.o Orme. Npehra.
100 Cardnme, Husv Alice. MARGARET
-. important. Ethel W"lles io2 Miss
kruter los Tush rufh 100 Camel
ia Jos M7nn"gseh. JOS. Ch1rmeuse.
III
sixth Race Selling. e.venr-olds
So fu-longs NAMES. los George .
Love NEllzabeth Thompson. Natin.
our Netta. LOG Bob pundon' SaTron
Girl los Eag1ra. Rhyme Lyle
l00 Nbigmond TO
seventh Race selling. a-yesr-
olds' mile and 20 Yards xRapids
loo COL =. Nah. Jatucs Oakley i0g,
Alfadir, los. Rine shoot
er. III
---.a---.
XApprentice allowance claimed.
WVNt her, clear track fast
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
DEVONA UPHELD
IN CHURCH TRIAL
st. Clair Pastor Wins Point He
Appealed In Higher Epis-
cOpal Tribunal

With a reversal OF the ecclesiasti-
cal court ruling suspending Rev. +.
}. Devona one year on charges OF
INSTRUMENTATION, the court OF re-
view OF the mid-western province OF
The Episcopal church in Chicago
has sustained the protests OF the st,
Clair pastor at the time OF his trial
here last spring that he should be
allowed TO defend his character
against scandalous charges made by
J. w. Inches, warden OF his church.
He appealed from the finding OF
the canonjcal court summoned last
spring by Bishop Charles ID. Will
liams. with whom Devona engaged
IN controversy after he had been
ordered TO give up his st Clair mis-
sion, on the ground that he was
done an injustice In not being al
lowed an opportunity 10 vindicats
himself
The Rev. w. Warne Wilson, REQ
tor OF Trinity Episcopal church. De-
troit, represented the Detroit diocese
in the court of review, and he de-
clares that the reversal OF the ind
ing of the Michigan court does not
reinstate Devona as priest OF the
diocese. The case is without preoe-
dent in Episcopal law, he says. A
statement will be given ont by
Bishop Williams when a copy OF the
decree is given him.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
2WRECKS DUE To
GREEN CARMEN
Strikebreakers Unable To Han
die New York
TrOlleys

NEW YORK. Sept. iS.-Green mo
tormen used az stTikebreakcrs on
lines OF the New York Railways
company figured 10 two collisions Of
street cars today In each instance
one passenger was badly hurt and
many others were slightly bruised
or cut by flying glass
Mrs. Irene Carter, 3d. 81 No Is
Cortland-st. Mt Vernon. sustained
q broken shoulder and probable in
ternsl injuries when a car In charge
of Motorman George Kelly became
unmanageable on tho White Plains
ave. hill in the Bronx and crashed
into another car standing az the
foot Of the hill waiting TO take on
passengers. Kelly was arrested on
an assault charge
The vestIbules Of both cars were
wrecked. but Mrs Carter vas the
only passenger requiring attention
az a hospital Kelly said he was a
strikebreak!ng workman and de
clared no was unable TO stop the
car after II started down the hill
TwentysiI passengers were badly
shaken uD when two Thirdave troll
lev car. came together in rear
end collision az Ono Hundred and
Thirty.ninth.st. and Third.ave. The
crews of both cars we're green
strlkebreakers,
All the passengers were thrown
from their seats but only one, Harry
Werner. 20, was taken TO hospital
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
.FRICID WEATHER
VISITS Detroit
Overcoats and Flannels Hur-
riedly Dragged From Their
Summer Hiding Places

Detroit people snatched their
nannels and overcoats from the
chests in the attic where mother
had wrapped them in newspapers
and went about smelling like ami
mated camphor balls. Sunday. PEG
pie In Lansing and Saginaw. where
heavy frosts prevailed, also shivered
In the cold.
There was frost in Detroit, too,
and the people in the north end
who have shaved all summer over a
six by fourteen garden went out and
wrapped II up in blankets and rock
ed II 10 sleep. Tomatoes on the
vines are not TO be ruthlessly sac
rinced when they bring 20 cents per
tiny basket.
The mercury dropped to II be
tween and Monday morning and
early risers In the suburbs found a
thin coating OF ice on the top OF
their milk bottles. Mr.. Conger says
this In nothing uncommon; that IL
happens right along. only II Is for
gotten from year TO year and people
are never quite ready for the
change. He says, moreover. that II
will be fair Monday night and Tues
day. and that on Tuesday the mer-
curry will take heart and begin TO
rise
Ohicial records show that the low
est temperature for Sept. rs in AZ
years was 81 degrees. in 1875, and
the highest was 81 degrees, In 1891.
One year ago the thermometer rang
ed from SO to IA
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
Havre De Grace Entries.
ron t'ESnAy

First Race 2-Ioar-olds selling, So
furlupRs 3eyila. los, Glitter. IO7
Doc Meals Ioa, NGlauaginty. 1903 I'd
Gtrri7'n. los, Velour, 1903. Kilkenny.
lot vsky. los
Second Race Naldcns. 3-vear-oIds
and az. fuflonEs. Rcau ~ Ncnlo.
ll5. Senator Casey. if5, Water Reitc
~, Scpuct ~. Perrin. tlb old
Scout iib alberta True 10 FHnr
Nought. li5 Tanf1tlvv. IT,, wharf
ll5 Wiorwolf. tt5 pastmustsr. Ii5.
Fourth Rarc--NN ages hnadiran.
10Th Wlau Nalechlte. ~. SAN
gallo. tot' Earls. i05 Sand Mark, los.
Firth Race . ycnr- dlds. Sta FUR
longs Woodtrap. ll5. Warsaw 1I5:
Grccntrcc. i15, Rally. 11bi Daddy
IonVlegs it5. Jack carl. 1903. Cant
IA Prize los Beautiful Morn, lis.
Triple Crown. Ire. polonium. 100
sixth Race. N.vear-olds and N
selling. tl-1eth miles Maxln''s
choice. rs Nalas. -. Hightide. III:
Fav streak, IA. RosewRtcr. TOE: N,u-
ehon. IL, NpRinsernctd ia: Flag
Day. ia. Tarerlaue Iis. Eddie r
i0N XMcnlo Park. t16
seventh Race-All ages handicar
milo and 20 wards, Fuzry wuzIv
~ Republican 10. Madame Werr-
mann. a5 Royal Interest, 10. IRE
sumption. III, Illumination 100
Apprentice allowance claimed.
weather clear. track fast
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
WANTS
SOME VOTES
THROWN OUT

Noble Ashley. defeated for tho
Republican nomination for state ser
ntor in the Fourth district by George
NJ. Condor. Monday filed a petition
for an Injunction against the wayne
county board ~ Oanvassers. re-
~training them from counting the
votes In the sixteenth district Of the
Fourteenth ward. the thirteenth dis-
trict OF the Twelfth ward and the
fifteenth district OF the Fourteenth
ward. These districts lie partly In
the hrst and partly in the fourth
senatorial districts. and II II I'm
possible, Ashley says. 10 determine
which voters cast their ballots legal
~ for the fourth senatorial candi-
date He claims he will be elected
81 ihey are thrown out Judge p.
j. ". Hally granted AN order TO show
asssa. passarD>bls scot 81
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
livestock

MICHIGAN CENTRAL sTOCKYARDs
DETROIT. Sept. ls.-Cattle: Mar
Net ket dun best heavy steers sSovsi
Q12b: mixed steers and heifers, $50
SIS; handy light butchers, 5.26d
sos light butchers, @b0k5e; Nbest
SEQ csnl,,s 49,. Asss ss
s325@t2s best heavy bulls. ssV
$50 bologna bulls. sb.2sns: stcek
bulls. s4b0a5.5o: feeders. Ss@T
stockers, Sb70G6.2S: mixers and
springers, t40mso Veal calves: Mar
ket steady best, sl26l250; heavies,
IS frsbo Sheep and lambs: Market
steady; best lambs, sl0.5o @10.75; fair
lambs. s9T511Os5, light 90 common
lambs. sS9soo fair 20 good sheep. -
M6.7b, culls and common, S49s.
Hogs: Market steady; pigs, $3.50 4s;
workers. and heavies. s10.s0G11.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
NEGRO STABBED,
WOMAN SOUGHT

A quarrel over a belated supper
is said by the police 20 have been
responsible for the shooting OF
Charles Weaver. 80 years old. No.
IT'S HastInEs-st Weaver is in the
city hospital. seriously wounded.
with bullet holes IN his body over
his heart and in tho abdomen. Clara
Phelps. white woman, with whom
he lived, and who had posed as his
VITA n being sought by the police.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
DOrval Results.

nrass. 100 a ConinsD. $3.50 $3.50
sud ff1o. won fon~ro's Fret ~
(Me~irneel. g 10 and s3sO. second
Colors, ~ ,Schamerhorn). 81 40.
third. Time lei 2-5 Rey Oakwood
Luke Van Zandt. Requiram. Minda
ard Laura also ran
second Race--Five and n hair fur
longs Meddliug Miss % tMerimcel
" 50. 1850 and $3.50 won. swift
FOX. JOS OhiFhmonl. 81 SO and s. 20.
second. Hasty cora. lOs (Robinson).
" 60 third Time ia Is Dyson.
Wishaway. Lady Rowcna and sweet
cr than Sugar also ran
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
q KILLED WHEN
TRAIN HITS AUTO
NEAR ERIE, PA.
BY UNITED PRESS.

ERIE. Pa, Sept. 1s-Four persons
were killed at the grade crossing
OF the tracks OF the New York Cen
trail railroad north OF Girard depot
today when the fast mail train No.
rs. westbound. struck the automo-
bile OF Mrs Percy Sieger. OF Pitts
burgh. Those killed were:
Mrs. Percy Sieger. Pittsburgh.
wife OF one OF the members OF the
Sieger brothers.
Mrs. X. Shipman. Pittsburgh. be-
Neved TO be the daughter OF Mrs.
Sieger.
Miss Maude Shipman. i3, daugh-
ter OF Mrs. X Shipman.
Negro chauffeur. name unknown.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
Prices on New York
Exchange Move to
Higher Levels
RAILS CONTINUE
IN GOOD DEMAND
u. s. Steel and Maxwell
Motors Strong and
Advancing

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-The New
York Evening Sun financial review
today says:
Although irregular movements
incident TO heavy realizing sales
were marked at various times In
today's session. the general ten
dency was In the direction OF high
er levels in the best part of the I'VE
hours OF business, with further 90
tive buying for public account 70
ported. The market absorbed
large amount OF stock without tho
accompaniment Of really material
declines In quotations, while In
instances the buying was heavy
enough to carry prices to better fg-
ures than any recorded last week
and in a few stocks. notably United
States Steel and Maxwell Motors,
to a new high range. There was Z
good inquiry also for the copperD
and the railway equipment sharee
and some OF the specialties which
made decided forward progress.
RAi1SOas FlhnSvssvxrH rGn1nw 4mGo|
dence. and, according to tk6 -
servations of many market follow
ers, the movement in the group.
which today was widened to include
the cheap priced issues. would gain
in force in the current week. par
ticularly In Reading. New York Cen
trail and Union Pacific, regarding
which sentiment was decidedly bull
lish. Commission houses bought
more Of the rails for outside 40
count
ION the greater part OF the hast
hour the rails and most OF the In
dustrials were reactionary, the
strongest spots being found among
the specialties, notably Texas COM
pany and Tobacco Products
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
FRED ISHAM'S
PLAY MAKES BIG
HIT IN GOTHAM

William Collier, the comedian, n
making a big bit in New York In
Nothing but the Truth" :. which
James Montgomery harwSitten from
the novel of the same name by Fred
eric s. Tsham, weIl.known Detroit
writer. The New York Herald In
reviewing the play says
THE first nighters were kept ir
a gay mood, and as some Of them
did not stop laughing when the plaT
was ever some may be NJ II still"
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO. Sept is.--w Wheat Cash
81 .tA May, u.57A. Corn Cash
s sss ssR,smte;sT s3 oss. p e..n sS5
September. 47c: December, b0Ac. Nav.
5shc. Rye: Cash. t123. Colver-
seed Cash and October, 1888, De-
cember and March. tet7 hsike:
Prime. $3.50 Timothy; Cash. t73B.
Butter; Brick creamery. 35c. cream
cry tub. arc Eggs Fresh candled
s7c; fancy selects. 3Sc. Hay: TN
changed.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
NEW YORK pRopICE

and steady, Pork steady. mess. $50
as Lard Firm. middle west spot.
~ aOT IS, sugar Raw, quiet; Gene
trifugal 90 test Sb.2b muscovade. SO
test. $3.50. refined. quiet; cut LOAF,
$50 graduated, Sc 20 Qs65 Coffee.
Rio No. Z on spot. i0Q10hc Tallow
Quiet. special, aiac. city. &c. country.
ea9hc. Hay; Weak prime. si7s.
No. Z. csc uti 05; clover. f0cdtI.1.L
Dressed poultry. Quiet. turkeye. Is
q 3bc; chickens. 20033c. fowls, l5d
Csc. ducks Lone Island 2lc. Live
poultry; Firm, geese. l3c. ducks. ~
q 22c fowls. 70i, d7ic; turkeys. lsr
zoe, roosters ltc. chickens. broilers
~ o zac Cheese Steady state milk.
common TO special. lsg2oo; skins.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
CHICAGO LIVE sToCK

CHICAGO. Sept. lS.--Hogs: Re-
ceipts. $4,000; market steady, C
higher. mixed and butchers. fiO1of
heavy, stOb0G 1925; light. 10000
1I65: pigs. s7aiO1O. Cattle: Re
ceipts. $4,000; market. strong 20 low
er: heevcs. $3.50, cows and heifers,
SO 80 1s.36; stockers and feeders, t4.6o
sS5onl3. sheep; Receipts, $4,000;
market. l0d 25c lower: native, IS. 7bT
30: western. s715ms30; lambs. ss75
n10.50. western. $4,000
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK

CLEVELAND. Sept. 1S-Hogs; Re-
ceipts 400. steady workers.. $I1.10n
Ills mixed st1.1l9 IS: mediums,
81 95dll ~. pigs. --40 q $50: roughs.
81 so; stays. sS7S Cattle: Receipts,
I 500. 25d40c lower sheep ma
lambs Receipts. 90 cars, steady:
lambs. top. sill. calves. Receipts.
$50: steady, top, 1928.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK
Dunntpr q stevens

EAST BUFFALO, Sept ls-Cattle:
Receipts 200 cars; market 15c lower;
prime steers. t950dl0; fat cows. $3.50
az; heifers. s667.75. bulls. $3.50 q I.
Hogs. Receipts. so cars; strong
heavy, 81 s0G11TO; workers., s11 asa
II so; pigs, 925d9.75. sheep: Re
ceipts, 40 cars; strong; top lambs,
s115O11l.75: yearllngs, tpIe.2h
wethers. SSds35; ewes. $7.25U7.75.
Calves: s5a13.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18

Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Sept. 1s.-Firm prices
for wheat in Liverpool, together
with the big decrease in supplies In
passage. acted to keep prices down
today. September was l 7-Sc below
the opening at 3l.47 IA; December
down Lac at S1.47 May down lc
at sl.4s. The opening was high, but
today's losses brought the market
below Saturdays close.
More frosts shown over the corn
belt caused some commission house
buying Prices remained firn with
September down lac at SO SAC: De-
cember up 1-Sc at " 6-Sc, and May
up LAC at 76c.
Oats showed no change except
May down 1-sc at 80 lie.
Provisions ruled moderately &C.
tive with little change.
DETROIT. Mich. Sept. is.-Clese
The decline in American prices sat
urday brought easy cables from Law
erpool, but the British decline had
no influence here. Early prices were
nlkneT IN inc itduiHB AHNi 800
kets and Detroit prices were hc up.
buying yfs.er and. "s while e there Mere some
declines abroad the .Sns wr' r. ss1,sd
ed broadening demand and liberal
absorption by the continent, while
shipments to the United Kingdom
were small British ,tocx rsro are H ae,
neMs wss ou 9Hi1'n On. iine Of inn
portant elevators 10 taking In only
and farmers are not showing any In
dication OF loosening up. Receipts
at Winnipeg are about one-third OF
the movement OF a year ago.
there was a large decrease on pas
as to political changes in Europe
and there wa: little ehanss In the
confident that IL they do not get an an
later. They feel that tho supply and
and are not much AFRAID OF the early
opening W the Dardanelles. which IL
about the only bearish condition In
Wheat had a sharp decline after
an early advance OF ic, but came up
again before the finish and closed lie
higher than the last prices OF Satur-
Rye declined lie. Cash beans lost
use. and October advanced 25c. =
No red. SIZE; becsnihsr opened
sis. sS sa q. se :ss ss and 'o Closed
Saneed e si'Ssh. declined to ,i.st
and closed at SISSY No. i white.
Corn: cash No ). Esilci 10. : vel
low. ssc No. yellow. ssQs7c.
sc, No. white. 4sc.
Rye; Cash No. 2 sl.23.
shipment. IS bid; October. s.bo bid.
alike. $3.50 timothy. $40; alfalfa,
s1Oali
Receipts in the Detroit market,
Monday, were 1000 bbls. OF hour ~
and OF rye. Shipments were 1000
hhls of -four. 1000 blu OF wheat s.
600 bu. Of corn and 5000 blu. OF rye.
Stocks are $4,000 blu. OF wheat. e.
and $4,000 bu. OF rye.
Worlds wheat exports last week
were t0,730.0 600 bu.. against 1880. 900
hu. week ago and s,426,oo0 bu n
Wheat on passage amounts 10 A.
76S 900 bu.. against i6.512, 600 Blu. n
week ago and 2o.21e,oo0 bu. a year
Receipts OF wheat Monday: Du-
luth. 1879 cars. against 1903 year
ago Minneapolis, s36 cars. against
1ea. Winnipeg, $50 ears. against L.
southwest. i.o52.OOO bu.. against s2s, :
900 hu.
Primary wheat receipts were q
7s5. 900 bu., against 3.25i 900 bu. n
year ago,
Exports OF wheat and hour Mon
day / sos 600 bu
Increases In the American visible
supply; Wheat. I $50 600 hu.; corn.
ga. 900 bu.. oats . S29.0 bu.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
RACES
Havre De Grace Results.

First Race--SellinR. siN mrlongs:
Paianqmin TO ,TSPNlcrl. t3.70, 81 ~
1kcoght s 50 I'D $3.50. second .
PARKWAY. it0 fBurlinEamel. SO.
third Time. t.13 4-5 Reslstible.
superintendent Feminist. GriZzle and
ShcrMNnd nlan ran
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
CHICAGn HITTER

CHICAGO, Sept lS-Butter; ES
tras. s2c. hrsts 31Ac dairy extras,
7o4c hrsts, az. u 2si.c Eggs. Prime
ordinary. 2s,s a 2sc; hrsts 2sis q 3oc
Cheese Twins, 1914 p1sAc; young
Fowls. zoe, ducks, 14d15c, geese. N
E12c. springs. 1870, turkeys. 25c.
Potatoes Michigan Green Noun
tains $40; Wisconsin. 81 .oh jersey.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
Wits INJURED WRIST
KEEPS THIRD BASEMAN
OUT; ALLISON PLAYS
Mackmen Score in First as
Stanage Heaves Wild At
tempting to Catch
Witt Stealing

NAyIN FIELD. Sept 1s.--The
Tigers engaged the Athletics today
with n sadly crippled infield Witt,
who was hit on the wrist yesterday
oy pitched ball, was unable TO
play and Allison. a rookie from the
Central association, went TO third.
Mitchell pitched for Detroit and
Myers for Philadelphia.
An x-ray examination OF Wits
arm showed no fracture, but the
wrist Is badly bruised.
First Inning.
rHILA-witt walked. As Grover
struck out. Witt stole second. stan
age threw TO center field and Wit
.ame home Strunk fied 60 Cobb,
who made a hard run. Schang struck
sut one run. no hit; one error
DETROIT--Pick threw out Rush,
strunk made great running catch
~ Young's line drive. cobb walked.
Cobb out stealing. Haley 10 Grover.
No run, no hit. no error
Second Inning.
PHfLA McIntns popped 10 Young
Mitchell threw out Pick Brown fan
lcd. No run. NO hit mo- error
DETROIT Neach was called out on
strikes Crawford fitted 70 Grover.
;roycr threw out TeilmSn No run.
40 hit, no error.
Third Inning.
PHIbA--Crawford dropped Haley's
~ and the runner reached second
safely. Myers bunted 20 Mitchell,
Sho threw 20 Allison too late 20 catch
Haley. witt hit 10 Mitchell. who
threw 20 bush. forcing Myers HbIcv
.amo hbme Mitchell pulled bad
boner ftom HALEY. who would have
been anl easy cut at tho plate. Grow
" hit hto double play. Bush to-
Heilrnau' One run. NO hit. one error.
DETROIT Allison fouled To Hal
ey. StanaEc flied to Brown Mitchell
Tanned. No run. no hit, no error.
Fourth Inning.
PHITaA-Mitchrli threw out Strunk.
Rush VAS under SrhHngs high ny.
McTnniS singled over third with tho
nrst hit % the game. PICK fied to
Young No run. ono HIT no error.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18

Cash and september, il.5fx Decem-
Der tls5r May. slbe. Corn Cash
and September. ssc. December, Tt%c:
May. 7shc. oats; Cash and Septsm-
b3Hc Rye Cash. tl22 CIoverreed
Cash and October. 1886 December
and March. te.t6 Alsike Prime.
Brick creamery. SIC: tub cteamery.
7tc. Eggs Fresh candled 32c.
fancy selects 3so. Hay. unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
ToIrDo LIVE STOCK

TOLEDO, Sept IS -lIoRs. Receipts,
500. market Sc higher; hcavies, fll.3o
n 40; mediums. :li 20Gtl 30: york
ers sp75d11 so, good pigs. s9n 30.
Calves. MARKET steady, sheep and
lambs Market steady
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
SASKATCHEWAN
PREMIER is I'LL

REGINA. sask, Sept. 1s.--Walter
Scott. premier OF Saskatchewan. is
reported seriously iii here today.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
NEW YORK Bur.rER AND EGGS

NV lONh, sept lb-Buttcr'
ira. S3Ac; state dairy tubs 2sn3ac.
imitation creamery hrsts 2sb 999o.
do. special ssa34Ac Eggs: frregu-
lar receipts. 1857 nearby whit
sss a. 49, aesrsx m.ssa fancy
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Sept. ls.-Opening -
Wheat; September mp &c. Decem her
up sc. May up &c Corn; Scptem-
ben up lac; December up Nc; MAY
mp &c. oats: September M i.c.
December up &c; May up &c. Pro-
visions. Steady
Noon--Wheet September down
J &c, December down l a c: MAY down
l.. Corn September down = e. Dc
cemher up nc; May up Nc oats;
september unchanged: December un-
changed Nav down &c
Close-Whcat September. un-
Changed; December. up nc; May, up
y Corn: september. unchanged. .
December. up Nc May. up TIC. oats:
September, down &C, December. up
SC May. M ~" Provisions steady.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
De,yo,, p,rI r1.,r,nr.

Detroit hank clearings for Monday
were 81 ,OfS24b.f6 Total oleArings
Tor 1915 TO date are o. tsst3b.i2s IS.
a. against tqsS 500. 03t77 for the cor
responding period IN 1915
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
Banks and Trs.t Companies.
The following f1rms are priviIeg

TO execute orders on the Exchange:
w. L. Moss q Co, Carlyle a Poyah.
Geo. NJ, West a Co.. E f. Maccrons
mour a. Co. W. X. Mclaughlin. Mer-
rill. Lynch & Co. w. A Hamlin Il
Co. VIM. A. Neer 4 Co. sinclair a
Rose E co : P PeFssua c %m JOEL ri
Co. w Y. Reilly n Co. Matthew
Finn. A. ". wallace & Co. Lewis q
Stockard a. Co. Bennett. Smith
Oortor.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
BUTTER AND EGGS,

Hutter-Ertra creamery. a3c lhs
creamery. hrsts 2ohc 10. dairy, 2tc
IN. packing stock. 1thc ~
BsEs-Fresh receipts. cases In
2shc Receipts Monday, 1880 cases.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18

A demand from semi-'nvestment
sources has sprung up for New York
Central stock. II In traced to tnsti-
tutions In some cases. According to
reports from banking sources these
buver. have been Impressed ny the
permarency OF the enlarged earning
power which thew seem 10 think viii
average above 10 per cent for some
years 70 come. This Is expected 60
cause the directors TO put New York
Central on per cent basis In the
near future. The stock sells ex-divt-
dend Oct
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
TODAYS GAME
PHILADELPHIA.
1OIOO
DETROIT.
10000 i 20.

Batteries -- MYERS and Haley :;
Mitchell and Stanage Umpires--
Oloughlin and Nallin