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The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
LIGHT DAY ON
STOCK MARKET
Rumania's Entrance Into War
Has Little Effect on
Wall-st.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-The New
York Evening Sun financial review
today says:
Transactions were light in vol
ume In the greater part OF today's
session. the business representing to
a great extent the operations OF the
professional element and the price
changes rejecting as a rule bearish
sentiment incident TO the uncertain
ties involved in the railroad labor
controversy. The street was favor
ably impressed with the report that
Rumania had entered the war ON
the side of the Entente powers. but
ss q market influence II fell nat, -
all considerations OF a favorable
character were set aside for the tize
In favor Of the labor situation in
Washington. at least insofar as thAir
use as an immediate argument ON
stocks was concerned.
"F1rmer price tendencies in the
last hour under the lead OF Mer-
camille Marine issues. which exhib-
tied marked strength.
Early losses failed TO bring In
selling orders In volume. while in
the prominent issues the lightsst
sort Of buying was effective in bring
ing about recoveries."
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
Industrial Activity
Promises More
Than Crops
SPECULATION is
HELD IN CHECK
Powerful War Initiation
and Easy Money
Blamed

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-Henry
Clews. in his weekly trade review,
says:
For a long period there has been
q strong speculative disposition In
the stock market based upon trade
activity, easy money and war inHa-
tion. Thus far this tendency has
rot had free play owing to the pol
icy OF restraint imposed by con-
servative banking interests; also
to the steady pressure OF foreign
liquidation which has shown itself
at every rally. Moreover. there is
a feeling that present abnormal pro-
fts are purely temporary, and that
any undue speculation based upon
tho assumption OF their continuance
might lead to disastrous conse-
quences. This week. however, there
were notable exceptions-the out
break of speculative activity in
United States Steel. international
Mercantile Marine and Reading.
While this is the period OF sum
mer quiet, the trade outlook Ia re-
garded as satisfactory. and this In
spite OF n harvest which promises
to be below the 10-year average.
Corn improved somewhat In con-
dition last week, but cotton deterio-
rated further. and prices again
touched the high level. Our wheat
harvest is now in full progress and
prices OF this staple are very high.
There Is little doubt but that the
profits OF agriculture for the cur
rent year will be exceedingly salts
factory. The better outlook, how
ever. is based more upon our indus
trial activity than crops. II must
not be forgotten that the whole
country. especially the section east
OF the Mississippi. is powerfully ar
fected by war imitation, easy money.
the enormous addition to our gold
supplies. the new federal reserve
law and the great expansion OF cred
IL facilities, plus continued foreign
purchases Of munitions. There are
factors upon which our present ac-
tivity IL based. and they promise to
carry us forward until their force
is exhausted; a contingency not
yet in sight and one likely to be
checked only by weakened buying
capacity. which is probably many
months away
AT the same time the stock mar
ket. through excessive purchases on
the long side, had fallen into a
somewhat weakened technical posi-.
tion. The large profits made in
Steel, International Marine and
some OF the motor shares naturally
induced an active realizing move
ment, II Ia also to be remembered
that foreign liquidation on British
account seems TO be invited by
evury sharp rise, especially in the
railroad shares. The success OF the
recent British loan, while II will
partially relieve the pressure OF for.
eisn liquidation, is not likely TO
cause its suspension"
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
Entrance of Rumania
Knocks Bottom
Out of Pit
ALLIED VICTORY
is FORESEEN
An Influx of Russian
Wheat FOrecasted
by Traders

CHICAGO, Aug 2s.-Wheat prices
on the Chicago board OF trade were
shot to pieces today by Rumania's
entrance into the war and the ap-
parent imminence OF a railroad
strike. September wheat closed at
S1.40 3-4, net loss from Saturdays
close OF II cents. December closed
at $1.44 3-S, a loss OF nine and Ave
eights cents; May closed at 81. .46 So,
a loss OF nine and three-Quarters
cents.
The market opened down from
one cent to three and quarter
cents. At noon. September was
down below the opening four and
three-quarter cents, at $l.43 3-4: De-
cember down six cents, at STAG;
May down six cents, at $1.49.
The market, after It's low open
ing, became remarkably jumpy,
changes OF two and three cents TAX.
Ing place within half an hour. The
recoveries, however. were rapidly
lost. and the trend was steadily
downward. Immense stop-loss CO.
ders were hurled into the pit and
the market could not absorb them.
The last sensational decline In
wheat was year ago last March
Today's drop, traders declared. was
not record. although remarkable
for it's suddenness. Traders be.
lieved Rumanis's entry irto the war
might mean speedy victory for the
Allie. and release OF Russian
wheat. Bears were very active and
poured a food OF rumors into the
pit, which further unsettled the
market
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28

Deputy sherlfrs late Monday after
noon were pursuing two automobile
bandits through the wooded roads
near Dearborn and reports aid they
near Dearborn and reports said they
ins robbers who were In q small.
but rapid automobile.
Earlier In the afternoon the two
robbers held up a collecting auto
mobile OF the Standard Oil Co. on
tho Reckner-ri., about a mile south
east Of Michigan-ave.. intimidated
and bound the driver. Harold lsbell,
and then robbed the car OF the col
lections. amounting 10 about $4,000,
The two men, whose methods
were similar 10 those employed by
the Burroughs bandits, hrst threat
ened Isbell by pointing pistols at
him and ordering him 10 remain
quiet. Then they lound and gagged
him, hiding him in a grove near the
roadway After transferring the
sash from the victims automobile TO
their own. they leaped into their
machine and drove away.
In short time Isbel succeeded
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
Local Stock Market Flat.

II might have been Sunday morn.
ing for all the Detroit Stock ex.
change knew when the Monday
morning session was announced.
The brokers gathered as usual, but
chatted about weather conditions,
Rumania's debut in the war game,
and weekend outings while the list
was being called. Price changes
were only marked in issues which
always reflect the condition OF tho
New York market and these were
only four. The closing was fat, Sst.
urday.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
ASPINWALL BANK
CLOSES IT'S DOORS
BY UNITED PRgSs,

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Aug. ss,-Ths
First National Bank OF Aspinwaii
failed 90 open it's doors today and
shortly before noon = national bank
examiner was in charge OF It's af
fairs,
c. o. Spillman, former president
OF the Central Trust Co, of Pitts
burgh. IL president OF the Aspinwall
institution. Following the closing
OF the Central Trust Co last week
dspositors made small run on the
Aspinwall bank on Saturday
The Aspinwall bank had deposits
OF sl26.000, largely savings ac
counts,
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
Produce

DETHOiT, Mich, Aug, 2s,-The Ell
gin butter market was advanced a
half cent On saturday, There was ne
poultry IN on the early run, but the
market was called nomInally steady.
Potatoes are in strong position,
With advancing tspdsnoiss Toma-
the season advances the market tends
lower Supplies. Of apples are large,
and the bulk of the receipts are OF
low grade stock, which IL hard to
move Peaches are oOming In ak
press lots from various sources, and
the supply as "A whole In ample.
The annual convention OF the
Elks OF Pennsylvania is to be en-
tertainsd this week at Reading
Today ushers in the week OF the
Grand army national encampment
AT Kansas City,
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
DIR. HILL SUED
FOR HEART BALM
Republican Politician and Pas
tor Accused BY
Woman

CHICAGO. Aug. 2s.-Dr. John
Wesley Hill. New York pastor and
Republican politician. was named
defendant In a 100000 breach OF
promise suit nled in the Cook coun-
ty circuit cour, here Friday by Miss
Lucille Covington. Chicago. but not
made public until Saturday night.
A suit for tho same amount was
brought by Miss Covington against
Dr.. Hill last fall for alleged breach
OF promise. That action Is sup
posed 20 have been dropped and the
new suit is believed to be renewal
of II.
Dr. Hill was served at the Union
Leaguc club here. Shortly after
wards he left for New York.
Miss Covfngton is the manager
OF q lyceum booking bureau.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
NILES TO HAVE
FABRIC PLANT

What IL believed TO bc the first
tire fabric plant west II the Allie
ghenies, is in the process of con
struction at Niles, Mich. The plant
is being constructed by the Towar
Cotton Mills. Inc, organized under
the state OF Maine with capital
stock OF 100000 comprising S20tS
600 OF per cent preferred and $780,
600 OF common stock Officers OF
the company are Scott S Towar,
at present sales manager
OF the Acme Belting Co., Niles
George A. Merritt, secretary and
treasurer. and Charles + White,
Niles, attorney.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. " Y, Aug IS
Flour: quiet and Arm Pork; strong,
aisw..t % sSO%iy spots isyi,5oTitsd. sugar; gar
Raw. quiet. centrifugal safest b so
fS6s muscovado se-te.t. t4s2 re-
e. ss'd noSs.T.a sSss, '1 Sa s fTT:es$
i1d7so Cohee Rio No. 7 on spot
ESQ. Tsiiow Firm; special. 81 c,
city; Z, &c; Goosunt.y,o7*g9sh,o - = Hay. lay
clover, 40c OSLO. Dressed poultry:
Steady; turkeys g6g32ci chic kens,
afG ssc fowls. Is s22isci ducks Long
Island. 2lcc. Live poultry Steady
geese. lac: ducks l7T2lc; fowls. is
h1shc; turkeys. isQlso; roosters.
lshc. chickens, broilers, etp 2Sc.
Cheese Steady; state milk. common
TO specials. ltatsiac skins, common
TO special, 50 di4Rc
PrfRttsg-ths plain neat kiud--thnt
ts rtGht--TTmes Job Dept.--Main 4b20.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
Livestock


MICHIGAN CENTRAL sTOCKYARDs
DETROIT, Aug. 1s.-Cattls. Mar
ket steady: best heavy steers. ssdsbo;
best handy weight butcher steers, ~
97; handy light butchers, $500
s7s: light butchers. 35.75067S; best
cows. b0eSo; butcher COWS. $50
$50; common cows. StfsTl7S; can
SoT SeIs.ns sG. s,. s.'. hs:sy Srl .;o. 9ss.
i5i6 mixers and sprinsers.
e<0d1k. Veal calves: Market, dull.
best: ,I10i1,s; ihssyy: .tSYno;
Saturdays close; best lAmba tl0:
fair lambs. ee.25fp.7s. iisht TO com
m?n lambs, SQ7,so; .yesrlinEs. $40
80; fair 70 good sheep. NGd6ol
Market steady; good grades. t1o.60g
1910 pigs. market duh and SOC low
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
Attacked Boy. is chara.

Isaac Pernick, No. 2s70 Second
ave, ono OF the dealers arrested by
ths Highland Park police for selling
oigasettes tO minors, and found
guilty Of the charge, has been re-.
arrested for assault and battery on
George Bovitch, No. 207 Geraid-aye.,
TO whom he recently sold the cigar
cites, The boy entered the store,
sunday, 4 purchase somsthing, and
was attacked by Pernick and
thrown out
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
Rumanian King Wars
On Own Family

In Joining the AiIies, King
Fsrdlnasd, OF Rumnnts, L. making
war upon his oyvn people.
The Rumaaisn kinE o. q mem-
ber of q famous prussisn house,
wife was the Princess Marie,
dnsEhtsr Of the German Duke OF
saxe-Coburg md Gothn.
King Ferdinand H. m officer OF
the Prussinn guard and other Ger
man nghtina units and siso holds
an honorary commission In the
Nfnrfy-sixtk Assfrisn irfnntry
regt@>0
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28

The following nrms are privileged
to exscuts orders on the Exchange:
w y. Moss q Co. Carlyle & Povah.
Geo; NJ West q Co.. Il, E. Maecrons
mour n Co. w r. Mclaughlin, Mer-
rill. Lynch a Co, w. A. Hsmlin a
Co. VIM, A. Neer q Co. sinclair a
Gouls. Emmet I. sprasue; wm II;
Co. W. Il. Reilly a Co, Matthew
Finn. A " Wallacs n Co, Lewis q.
stockard a Co. Bennett. Smith q
Gorton.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHIgAgO 1--WE sTOOk,
CHICAGO, NJ, Aus ~, s,-HoEsi hs-
ss'l ss;,ss+ s;Sss m',,h'i ,sis iffffs %,ss9 SssS
g..'o Sss.tls Rsssipts: 1900 %Sr.,
fc,sss f,s '0S,ss cows ss and hsil:ss ,skXH
T.ssn., .s.sSqsSsj ssiy:s.NMS
Ills. Sheep Rsosipta e7,6pej psT-
9Tss western. 1850 80, lambs,
G. G.3sG1s.l5 western, ss5o0iote
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28

suaars-Detroit wholesale prices;
Crystal oominoes, ALB. 5000. do,
e-lb.. yl0.s %; Easls tablets $3.50; cut
cd, tfsS; stsndsra powder.e. $3.50:
gTaaulatsd, extra coarse. sf.5S. gran
Cd, 1s.lb. sotton, t7k6i crystal dom-
cases. sT7o; crystal domino. gran.
He He ss,s;.s !",;ss llsci asiIanona Al sI;S:
ESs + !lis !lIiisss NO No :. = ,Iis r,G No Eo. d. ;i,
Ne, &c Yen; no: is, IS s's psn,eas;
Va mixture 'sIS' beet i. triAnuist.a'
Ia ~ to case. t33S do. B TO case.
tAse per case.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO Aug. 2s-Wheati Cash.
81 4eh; september, 81 a., December.
tl.62, May, sl.57 Corn: Cash. s7hoi
September. ssIac. December. 74c; May,
77&c. Oats; Cash. I6Hc; Septem-
ber, 46%c, December. 1850. May.
Cash, ,ySc ye oesobsr sso oo5 ioySsssfa beesm
ber. bse7. Alsike: Prime, s9.96. limo
thy Cash. t2iO Outer Brick
creamery, 33hc, tub creamery. 81 hc.
Eggs: Fresh candled. 2sc fancy Sc
lects, 3lo Hay: Unchanged
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
EAST BUFFALO LIvR sT0Ck.
UDunniuR q Gfsveus.l

e.iti. stsT k.s:is'. kssssa" - Y t's ~.
iSfifsS' iSSfissi 1S:f|;:s S:|;:,: 4 sJ:: aTT't
Hogs: Receipts. 50 cars market.
ssiiIiGssfi .s' .hss'pL; pls.' ,sso ,hsissosii" workers.
sheep; Receipts 80 cars, market,
lower; top lambs. $40 SEQ die.se; year!
llngs. ,sstoQs' wethers. E7sds;
Calves: Sbalz
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
CURB COPPER STOCKS
NEW YORK BUTTER Asn Ee,

NEW YORK BUTTER Asn EGGS.
NEW YORK. y. r., Avg. 2s.-But-
ter Steady receipts 7.t7T creamery.
extra. S2c state dairy. tubs. 7Ef
1hc: imitation creamery nrsts, an
sasS, t!s9syip,s sssSijs,s isiRe nssrs, Exit: ssfis
nxhe; GesS ar.ss &E ''Ae''
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
CHICAGO RITTER

CHICAGO. Aug. 2s.-Butter. EN-
tras. sIhei nrsts. 301i a3ic. dairy az
lras h9tshc; arss ishgi7e.
bls: kss 5ssI:e si'IE '5ss'"asy Gs....y. rTISSn
disc, young Amerlcaa ia aTbr
Liyo poultry: Fowls. Iba16o; ducks,
iske; gsess. 1od1ic; springs. 7ohe;
tvIkeys CSC. Potatoes: ohios. uis
u 30; new potatoes. receipts, 70
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28

Prtrttre-the plain neat kfnd--tha<
ts rig ht--Tim~s job Dept.-Main TIA
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK

shbANb LIVE sIOth
CLEvEItAND. Aug, fs.--Hoss Re
MIXED. tiQ,ss! mediums, ~ 6iossi
pigs % 1b&s.60l rouEha, 10 s0t stays,
1915 $3.50 Cattle. Receipts, 1000; /;
asSD,. ssS love, ~ cas- sheep .,..sn and .%e. .,
Calves Receipts, 500; steady top,
ti3.50
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
MILITIA OF THREE STATES
SENTIO MEXICO BORDER

WASHINGTON, Aug. 28.-The Ohio, Kentucky and Ver-
militia which has been modified has been ordered to
the border the department announced today
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
AUTO BANDITS GET $4,000
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT, Aug. 2s.--Close: Wheat
had sharp slump at the start owing
to nsws that Rumania had Joined in
the war. This was considered very
bearish and there was a scramble to
sell wheat. Initial prices here were
&c lower than Saturdays close.
The Rumania news cast everything
else In the shade. Bears could see
ltussian wheat coming through Ru-
mania and reaching the entente allies
ana some thought they could distln-
way ahead. All were sellers OF wheat
ana the market slumped until IL
reached lot OF resting buying or
ders which checked the rush TO lower
values
Liverpool was disappointed by the
smaliness OF the part OF the world $
exports that was headed for United
Kingdom ports Weather in Europe
is bad and native wheat lie not NOV
ing.
Another feature OF bearishness Is
the fear OF railroad trouble. Dealers
believe q strike would be the signal
for another rush OF selling and still
lower prices. The short crop and
ten for the present and all dealers
are watching Europe and Washington
for war and rail news
Wheat had very weak day OF II
al ~
Corn and oats declined 1c. Rye de-
cllhed &c.
Mondays wheat quotations: Cash
No. red. 81 t5*; september opened
SIi,s, Si.s - break :, Of &c.,. &c at ;l,SO % DE-
and closed at Sissy; December open
ed at sI6sh. declined to H.52A. ad-
vanced TO S164A and closed at
si;524; May opened at tl.el y, de
de0 and closed a, sl's7"' 'sS NO. 70 White White.
f.toS. Mondays coarse grain quo
tations: Corn. cash No. 3. ssIac: No.
yellow. o0c asked, No. yellow. B
a SEC. oats: Old standard, .sc; new
No. white. .7e; september No; 3
Beans: Immediate and prompt ship
ment. 1870: October. IS. seeds Prime
pfms rfG s'Ggn t.o,hy ,R5o ,R55oms afa liis' ;ssii i
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Monday included 1000 bbls of four.
23 cars of wheat, lS of corn. % Of
9sts ono and and. OF rye oSh shipments yer, were
1000 bu OF corn and 14.5o0 bu Of
oats. Stocks are 242. 900 bu OF wheat.
$4,000 bu OF corn. $4,000 bu OF Data
and $4,000 bu of rye.
Worlds wheat exports last week
were i2.4os.ooo bu, against s.5o2.ooo
bu a week ago and 7.5so.ooo bu a
Primary wheat receipts were 1885,
900 bu. against 2.I4s.ooo bu a year
ago.
Receipts OF wheat Monday: Duluth.
81 cars. against IS n year ago; MIN
neapolis. 4Ss cars, against 1855; Win
nipeg. ss+ cara, against 75: Chicago.
"a cara against SOL; southwest, L.
$4,000 ba. against $4,000 bu.
American visible supply changes
last week: Wheat, l.550.o0o bu In
crease: corn. $4,000 bu decrease:
oats. 5s2.5 500 increase.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Ill, Aug 3s.-Opening--
Wheat: September. down axe; De-
Gambler, down &c: May. down Ic.
Corn: September. unquoted; Decem-
her. down &c: May. down Nc
Der. unchanged May. down &c
Provisions, steady.
Noon--Wheat: September down
t&c. December down Sc May down
&c. Corn: September down 2kc; De-
cember down lAc: May down &c.
Oats September down / &C; Decem-
ber down lko: May down Ac
Close-Wheat: September down
INC: December down 7Sc; May down
$50. Corn: September down 40:
December down 2Ac: May down 2h C.
Oats September down arc, Decem-
ber down 2+c; May down 2hc. Pro-
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
TOLEDO LIVE sToCk.

TOLEDO. o. Aug 2s--Hogs; Re
ceipts, 1000, market. 100 higher,
heavies, tiidli.l0; mediums. I'll y
lilo, workers.. SO s15qli, good pisk
s25: Calves: Market. steady. sheep
and lambs Market, Gtsady.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
M TrER AND E,,t;s

Bntter- Extra creamery. 7sbc ID;
creamery hrsts. 7shc Ib.; dairy, 77e
ID; package. 2ic ID.
Eess-Fresh receipts. cases inciud-
"a, hrsts. 25Ac: current receipts.
81 hc. Receipts Monday. ,.ii0 cases.
Ohio's onion crop y expected to
be about six ttnss - hsgs this year
~ last.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28

Detroit pssk Cissrings.
A :;i!;;; y ,i|ii;|i {: Il i';!i! L:
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
VIEW YORK COTTON MARKET
Quotations by Paine, Webber g. Co

Opening
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28

Prfsttsg~-ths plain neat kiud--that
J. rfGht-TTmes Job Dept.-Main i52O.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-16

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8esinn bes arieses lei 10 biel bor
syrieSeu aerebet iupr6en unb Ieien
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-16
Numnler 538.

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tion born1bnlen.
Ins ben Srten 3erlingau uno
2alitos IN 8reipiter Gonntp lit oas
@eIu6 an Den @ouperneur aefom-
men, Srllppen oortbin All ld)iden,
oan1it iie S6ns eegen merifonifhe
lleberfaae bdtten.
SsSn Columbus, ge. &C., limo
sDialdinengelhiise uno gomben fir
Suftiduffe eingetroffen .Das erite
Sllftidfffgeid)tuaoer, oaB bort ge
biloet fperoen ioa, loa nit ibnen
ansgeitattet iperoen.
Sn 2areSp lit elm aeiuiiIer Seq
.. 8alfer, Der Geoaftemr elmer lpa-
niid)en 3eitnng, inter Ser glnflaae
berbaftet luprben, anfreisenbe, ame-
rifa-feinSlidJe 9lrtifel perSffentlidt
si baben.
Der Soloot 8unoanis POM
Erupp 9l. oes s. aaDallerie Heqi-
merts, Der Ieit WiittDod) ans Glen
Springs beridmuuoen mar palroe
am Nontng nit 5erriiIenen alei-
bern ltnb Sduben aefunoen, als ct
init boiler 8eipoff1nng, 80 MeiIen
norblid) BON 8oauilla, oie StraBe
entlang marldierte. Or par polliq
pertpirrt nno fhien flidt su itpii1en,
mas er getan; ieoenfalls lag ENC
geiitige StOrllng Dor, ole pielleiht
ourd Die Sise perlriaht mar. Wan
bradte i'm nod Wfnrnt6on.
Sn Waratbon i5t anf llnttpe-
gen Die Nadribt eingetroffen, 2ang-
borne's 5olbnten b1tten eiren
&anlpf gu beiteben gebobt, in oem
elmer bon ibnen pertpltrloet iullr0e
Die Radrift lit nit GROCER gor-
Iiht alf5unebmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-16
aurSt ueberiidt.

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ben i'm Monat Mpril perienft.
9ie 9epeiden brinsen
srunololes Geidliuak iiber ben
Srie6em.