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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-23
CONTRACTORS WANT
MORE CARPENTERS
Timers and Other Workmen Badly
Needed in This Community,
'Tis Claimed

Carpenters, timers and other work
men are badly needed in Wheeling as
we'll as in most other cities in this
section. Despite the near approach of
winter weather. there is an unusually
large amount OF building being done
in the Ohio valley. Many of the loca |
contractors are Offering 80 cents an
hour for carpenters while timers are
being paid 81 IL "'"' hours
work and iii". .'v .ytIl' a.: 49,.
molarS in Ms section.
"Laborers were never as scarce III
this community AS at present. re-
marked Il. NJ. CiIligan. of South
Wheeling, yesterday in discussing the
scarcity of able-bodied men,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-23
E1xood Hughes for using q dcfect,v

E1wood Hughes for using defective
scale weight
County commissioners spout most
% The time at Yesterdays session audit
Ing jail accounts.
No detective scales have been dis
covered by tbs city department 81
weights and measures. OF which ". H.:
Smith is Inspector. since the first OF
July.
Reckless shooting on the Ohio shore
Of the back river Is causing consldcrapIe
uueasincss among resident OF the Island
where several stray bullets are reported
TO have fallen during the past few eve
,tineS On Saturday Il stray bail paSseI
through n window in the residence 81
D.nut% Sheriff Lafayette Erancr anu
narrowly missed Lafayette iraEner' IT.
\ few minutes later =. ball shattered Il
window in tho nom" Of OFT" trieocrts'
hauscr. .;,,-
a number of election clerks. actiuC
as both challenger and clerk IN The re-
cent election in this county, have hcelt
summoned TO app>ar before the county
commissioners and make affirmation thI'
rhnv served in the capacity OF hotn OF
tictals. Some OF them failed |" MI "ut
both certificates and must q" so hrt"F"
thny can draw the additions! pay alioW-
rd for performing both duties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-23
TO DISCUSS TUMORS
Ohio County Medical Society to Meet
Friday Evening In First Branch
Council Chamber.

Members Of the Ohio County Medi
cal society will meet Friday evening
in the First Branch Council chamber
of Or. J. r. Caldwell, president Dr.
James Schwinn will read paper
i"Thc Diagnosis of Tumors of The
Breast in Relation TO Surgical Treat.
meut.' DIS. Robert T. Reed. G.. NJ
Truschel and J. ". Gilmore will lead
the discussion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-23
BERNHARDT PRESENTS GREAT
BILL.

- great is rhn drniand 10 SC" Bern
hardt at the Court theatre nIl TUESDAY.
November IS on ;hiS possibly her Anal
appearance i'll Am':ic that tho Srcat
artist has chosen 80 resent single acts
from different plays in her repertoire 80
that her admirers uiHy claim to haze
s,,"rl her not alone in one character. hrt
IN several. Two q! the plays that sne
will present. though "f only one act. ara
complete. hut from Cleopatra. she has
selected tho las; act which is called The
Death Of Cleopatra. Tho Field OF Homer
another OF tho tire. plays sh" will 1rc-
sent. was written hy soldier. now
somewhere i'm France.
In addition IN these two rlays. third
play will he produced called Resale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-23
INDIGESTION and Constipation

For some time prior 70 taking
Chamberlain Tablets was troubled
With indigestion and constipation. |
lacked ambition, and felt tired and
worn out. Chamberlain's Tablets If
forded me quick relief, and eventually
toned up my system generally and
restored ME TO good health writes
Mrs. S. +. Rytner. Eden Center, y. Y.
Ohtainable everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-23

scenic artists again cNcricd ihrmscive:
TO picture the Oriental richness ant
quaintncSs Of Il Turkish street. Wit:
lis wealth. OF sayly-colorcd architecture
Then in the third act. comes ano'he
climax in tn. rich artistry Of FinnnGS'
cafe, where once. before tho present Ter
rihle war. assemble! III. wealth an
beauty of Europ". In his execution %
these three stpge settings, Mr. Hammer
stein has demonstrated his continued
claim 50 Ia considered thu foremost 81
American producers nf musical plaj&.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-23
POLICE COURT

In police court yesterday, Rss*:S
Oliver and Lucille Brooks we're fined
s. and costs for loiterins on the
streets Tuesday night instead or re,
naming indoors as inmates or me ne
houses OF i'll fame are expected 10 40
after dark. John Smith, drunk, drew
S. and costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-23

Nine. Bernhard; will pesent a new
comedy entitled "rhc False Model IN
which she will speak English for the
frat time In her Career on the stage.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
WHEAT DROPSO ON
HEAVY SELLING
Corn Advances Are Offset
BY Noticeable
Dip

CHICAGO. Aug. 25,-Heavy sell.
Ing on an early advance was respon-
sible for a drop of "a OF a cent
In May wheat today. Other futures
made further gains on strong cables
and good buying demand. Sept.
was up above the opening one cent
al l49 "a; Dec. up $50 at sL52 3.S
and May down 3-4c at s155.
Corn advances at the opening were
Offset by dip which tumbled prices
fractionally. Sept, Dec. and May
were down lac at S5 lac, "a lac
and rs lac, respectively.
Oats were higher on the early ad-
vance in wheat and strong buying
held the market up. Sept. was up
lac at 46 lac; Dec. up lac at 49, 3-S
and May unchanged at So Sac.
Provisions were higher.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
GIRL PROTESTS
SHIPPING OF
FATHERS BODY

Relatives Of Harry King Killed
Tuesday while riding motorcycle
by an automobile truck. at The cor.
ner OF Secoudave and Howard ST..
came 10 the county morgue, Friday
morning. complaining because the
body had been shipped away 10 e.
NJ King, OF Crooksvllle, O.. rela-
tive.
ITS not right 10 the children and
widow" cried Miss Laura King. a
daughter, who threatened taking &C.
tion against the coroner
AS the Detroit relatives had had
no money TO pay the funeral ex.
penses. according 10 the coroner,
the body was consigned 20 the
Crooksville relative. who had de-.
posted s35 with the Adams Express
Co. Ia have the body shipped back
to ohio.
King was an auto worker and
lived at No rs Howard.st.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
Berlin Orders Invasion
of Greece Stopped,
Is Report
KING CANNOT
CONTROL PEOPLE
Sentiment For Resist
ing Aggression
Grows Strong

LONDON, Aug. Germany has
ordered the Bulgarians to discon-
tinue their advance into Greece and
to evacuate occupied Greek terri.
tory, fearing Greece Will be drawn
into the war, according 10 an uncon-
firmed wireless dispatch from Rome
today.
Several Greek generals have re-
fused TO obey orders to evacuate
Eastern Macedonia before the Bul-
garian advance, the dispatch said.
Instead of retiring they have pre-
pared 10 defend the Eastern Mace
donia forts.
The Greek government is said To
have laid this information before
Germany, adding that public indig-
nation over the invasion has in
creased to such extent that the gov
eminent is no longer master OF the
situation. Upon receipt of this IN
formation Germany ordered the Bull
gsrian withdrawal, II was stated
The Rome report thus rar is not
confirmed from any other source
though II Is a fact that only in
Eastern Macedonia have the Bull
gars continued their advance in the
past 4S hours. After advancing
nearly 80 miles into Greek territory
and occupying Kastoria, the Bull
garian right wing made no further
progress.
Official dispatches from German,
French and British war Offices at
tributed this halt to the stubborn
Serbian resistance.
The latest Athens dispatches ap-
parently contradict the Rome report
stating that the Greeks are evacuat.
ing the region around the city OF
Seres, under orders from the Greek
government.
Budapest dispatches, reporting the
concentration OF large bodies OF Rus.
sian troops on the Bessarabian-R Ru,
manian frontier, evidently with the
purpose OF crossing Rumania to in.
wade Bulgaria and Hungary aroused
intense interest today.
The Budapest newspaper Az Est
was quoted as declaring that the
Rumanian war party is becoming
stronger and that the Rumanfan
government has made tentative
preparations at the frontiers, max
ing It easy for the Rumanian forces
10 cooperate with the Russians Il
Rumania Is drawn into the war
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
WALL ST..
WAITING ON
RAIL CRISIS
NJ o d est Commission
House Buying in
Evidence

NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-The Even
Ing Sun financial review today says:
"On a lighter volume of business
than recorded on recen. preceding
days prices today moved, as q rule.
within narrow limits and with great
trregularity, although al times
changes were distinctly in the dfrec-
tion Of higher levels particularly In
the coppers, United States Steel
and some OF the specialties. Bullish
activity. however, was lacking. both
Wall-st. and the outside element
showing decided disposition to
limit their operations pending some
thing definite from Washington re-
garding the railroad labor contr,,-
versy. On the declines which fol-
lowed decided early strength In the
steel and copper issues, modest CON-
mission house buying was In evi-
dence. In some instances the short
interest was materially increased In
the course of the session. although
as rule traders were not inclined
to make important commitments on
the bear side for fear OF overnight
favorable developments in Washing
ton. Rails generally were negleste1
and the motors, especially Stude-
baker. were heavy.
In the greater part OF the last
hour the general market was heavy
under moderate selling PRESSURE"
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
POLICE HOSTLERS
ASK MORE MONEY

Police department hostlers. who
take care OF the horses used by
mounted officers. are feeling the
pinch OF the high cost of living.
They cannot live on $500 year,
they say. because OF the soaring
prices OF food and high rents. So
the hostlers. Friday, sent 10 the
common council petition asking
for more money They made no
specific demand.
PLAY leaders at playgrounds are
I'm better fortune than the hostlers.
The city must pay them at the rate
Of $500 wear. although the appro-
priation provides for compensation
NJ the rate Of 500. William Il.
Tarsney. assistant corporation coun-
sel. so held. Friday, because
the salary equalization ordinance,
enacted last Jurc. fixed the ealartes
Of play leaders a $500. The play
leaders will be employed as long rs
the fund for their pay holds out.
Motorcycle policemen working for
the department Of parks and bouie-
wards had Just the opposite luck un.
der the equalization ordinance, BE
cnuse II fixes the salaries OF such
officers NJ 81 day they were oW
og from n boost of 10 cents q day
granted Ivy the council.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
REQ CAR STOCK
IS IN DEMAND

Several hundred shares OF REQ
Car were sold Thursday afternoon
and during the Friday morning ses.
sion OF the Detroit stock exchange
The demand for REQ Car has been
increasing since the first OF the
week, and II sold a quarter up from
Thursdays quotations.
Detroit Creamery Ia up a quarter
and Iron and Steel common IA half
Michigan Sugar and Canadian Ford
are soft.
The market developed more ac-
tivity Thursday and Friday, ana
there we're indications that it would
close this week strong. Cooler
weather has helped materially TO
bring about a stronger tone.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
Thursdays Livestock

Detroit got an cver-supply Of cat
tie this week, and the close Of the
trade viii be very duh and slow.
Three thousand head OF cattle is
more than the Detroit market can
absorb without slumping. and a dip
In prices AT the Is was the re-
suit The general quality Of tho cat
tie on offer was very low and handy,
corn.fed animals had the call. Good
milch cows were tcarce and badly
wanted Veal calves sold at the ex-
treme hign point OF the seasons
business. few extra specimens
bringing Sl3 per cwt
The demand for mature sheep was
fairly active, not enough OF this
kind coming TO hand 10 meet the
needs Jf the trade Lambs were
duh and 10 to - cents per cwt
lower.
Early in the week. prime hogs
sold for sl1 per cwt in Detroit. but
local packers fought tho advance.
and decline frCn top values OF
90 cents per cwt. was secured up TO
Thursday night The average quail
lty OF the hogs on ofrcr WAS very
poor, fact tha' had considerable
to DO with the indifference shown
BY local packer buyers.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
RACES s
Saratoga Results.

First race. furlongs-Fellowsh
10. (NRrtlu). 10 20 l, S 20 :. "a 3.
won. The Brook. 10. CByrneD. % TO
/. = 20 /. To :. second; Mediation.
10. (ButwelD. Is 10 /. 3 10 2, even.
THIRD. Time-l:I5 3-5. Xylon. Tan
tivy. Clcck. Bar Frost, Gibraltar and
May BIRD also ran.
Wistful. 115 Cpavies. 2 u. !.
] TO 2 and out, won; Strightfofwa ard.
ia O.. McTRggarD. 30 8, TO and
out, second. Top o'the wave. IO2
tSchuttingerb. 20 10 !. 10 ] and out.
third. Time 0s. Buford also ran
Third race mile--Virile. ll0 (Mc-
TagEart). : TO >. ; TO 3. 10 .. won
Jesse. Jr.. III CPhilIips). 3 20 ,. 8 to
10 s. / To 2 TO 5, third Time.
i.t2 40 Peacock. Nirgtsia w, and
Blg To DO also ran
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Aug 25.--Close: Liver
pool wheat was irregular, but not
much changed Friday, but Chicago
opened with higher prices and the
tone here was firm at a gain OF lc
The bearish features OF Thursday. n
better outlook in Canada, received
little attention.
The reason Liverpool did not follow
the American decline OF Thursday
was bad weather. "a lowering OF the
European crop condition, no offerings
Of native wheat. small foreign ar
rivals, and an active demand.
Frcights arc scarce and foreign
wheat Is firmly held. winnipeg had
standing some very favorable reports
from Alberta showing little damage
and plenty OF heids running 20 TO a5
bushels 10 the acre. There was only
slight injury by frost.
Thursdays selling put very heavy
load on the market. \ few interests
arc said TO have disposed OF 5.0OO,O00
bu In about closing time. and an ir-
regular market was expected until
the sales were taken care OF. At the
same time leading commission houses
zee no reason for an important de-
cline, as all the bullish conditions
previously reported are as much rs
ever in evidence. The needs Of Eu-
rope are still very great. and there
is no denying the shortage in the
worlds wheat crop.
Wheat had some early weakness.
but recovered and closed AT an ad-
vance OF pa n Sc for the day.
old oats advanced 1c, rye 1C. and
cloverseed declined l0c.
Wheat quotations Friday: Cash
No. red. 81 50 a september opened
to S1.53h. and sdvanced TO S1.56& ;
December opened at Sl6OA. declined
to St.59A and advanced TO 81 62i4 /;
May opened at 1851. declined to
81 6t =. and aaddyyanced to 'l.67% "A No.
Coarse grain quotations Friday:
Corn-Cash No 8, save; No. , ycl-
low. s1c: No. : yellow, s9q9oc
Oats-Old standard. soc; new stand
ard, 4Sc, old No, White, $9lac; new
white. 47iac bid.
Rye-Cash No. 2. s123
Bcans-lmmediate and prompt
shipment. $50; October, IS.
Sceds-Trime red clover. 50: prime
alslke. s9.75 prime timothy, t2.50, al
falfa. sIOM11
Receipts In the Detroit market Fri
day were 900 bbls OF -four. II cars
rye. and OF hay. Shipments were
900 bbls OF flour. 900 bu OF wheat.
and $500 bu OF oats. Stocks arc 237.-
900 bu OF wheat. $4,000 hu OF corn,
10000 bu OF oats. and l2.500 bu OF
rye.
Receipts Of wheat Friday: Duluth.
81 cars. against II year ago; Min
neapolis. 292 cars, against 22O; WIN
nipeg. 272 cars. against a. Chicago.
1 20 cars. against 266. Southwest. 6l0.-
600 hu. against 36i 900 bu
Primary wheat receipts were l.179.-
900 bu. against 1.232.00O bu a year
ago.
American exports OF wheat and
flour this week were S.945. 900 hu. and
since July I. 6i.7so.o0O For the
period last year. the
q n NnnrIa NNnrn 90 nAS nn0 hti
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
(DunnIuE q gteveusD

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Aug. 15.-
Cattle Receipts. i5 cars. market
Dun: choice 20 prime native steers
81 30 aTin2S good 70 choice. tads25i
fair 10 good. ss2b6s50. plain and
coarse. t7.50R7.75 yehrlings dry fed
prime s9diO.O5 best handy steers,
s. 16dS25 light butcher steers $3.50
GS25. light butcher steers. $500
IS. hest butchcrirg steers and heif-
~rs. mixed 81 Boa 775. western light
common hoifors grassers ts96,5o:
best fa' COWS. ss75T7, butchering
cows. s5251575. cutters. tt5om5;
Gamers. tS50a4 fancy bulls. fs7s
al, butcher bulls $50 $50. common
bulls it25a5 so: good stoclers se,2s
hsT6; light common stockers $3.50
Ge feeders t,mT2 mtlchers and
srrinsrrS. se5H 100
Hogs. Receipts. 20 cars; market
lower. heay' e0d workers. f1l.20H
If25 pigt sIp6I0
sheep Receipts cars market
SLOW top lambs s5d1o76 year
llngs sS.h0Ts. wethers N6sl5,
ewes t7d7 So
Calves s5Bi35o
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
JULY EXPORTS
SET RECORD
Total Sfa6,000,000, High Mark
For Corresponding
Months

WASHINGTON. Aug. 25.-Exports
during July totaled s446, 000.000--a
record for July-although the flg.
ures are sl9.O00,O00 below the June
exports. Imports were $lS3DOO, 900,
a falling OF OF s63.OOO.OoO compared
with June.
Exports for the year ending with
July totaled $4.5ll 100000, compared
with s2.ss3 100000 the preceding
year, the bureau OF foreign and do
mestic commerce announced.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
supervisors on outlnn

Many county officials sailed away
on the Sappho, Friday morning. for
the seventh annual supervisors pie.
MIC, among them being Judge Philip
+. Van Zile, Ir. Jacob Rothachcr.
pr lanes T.. Burgess, James Grant
and Milton Oakman. The excursion
was hound for Lemkie's. al ST. Clair
fats. AMI for Algonac Supervisors
and many cX.suLervisors were
aboard.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
LET'S WINS
GOLF TITLE

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Aug. 20.
Mrs. Frederick e let's. Jru OF
Cincinnati. defeated Mas Laurie
Kaiser, Of s, Louis, at the Kent
country links today for the cham
pionship Of the vomen's western
golf title. The score was 2 ID AMI
one TO 90.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
MARSH ALL TO
BE NOTIFIED
SEPTEMBER Ia
WAsHNGTON. Ang. 25.-v

WASHINGTON, Aug 25.-Nice-
President Marshall will be notified
~ biz nomination Sept -. az In
dianapolis u was decided today a.
A conference between the vicepres-
ident and President Wilson
Sept 8 Marshall will open the
Kentucky campaign with an address
az Winchester.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
CbjBid. tosoid. cusplt
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO ohm. AlfE 25.-CI"s'
Wheat, cash tibSt4 september. 81 80;
December, tl.63& May, ti.69. Corn,
cash Sehc: September. Ssc: December,
77&c; May, sii,c. oats. cash tsisc;
September. 4gtac. December b2iac.
May 56Lc. Rye cash Sl24ia Glover.
seed, cash 50 90; October. $40; De
cember. 5000 Alsilyc. prime. 50 30.
Timothy. cash 81 50 Butter brick
creamery. 33c: tub creamery. Sic.
Eggs. fresh candled Csc. fancy Sc
lects, 81. Hay. No. I timothy. tiAn
l5i No. timothy. si3, light mixed.
ti2Q1,; No. l mixed. tlteit; No. /
clover. tl00l2.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
CHICAGO HITTER

CHICAGO. Aug R5--Butter; EX-
tras, 81 ihcl hrsts. 8ici dairy extras
2gisc, hrsts, 27hc Eggs, Prime or
dinsry. asa 23c, hrsts. - n Csc. Cheese,
Twins, ibS. n isc. young Americas.
IL V n ~ iaC. Live poultry. Fowls
lta l6c, ducks, ibU &C., geese. TO- y
l2Ci springs. 22c, turkeys. Csc. puta-
toes Receipts. 20 cars; Jerseys
tllb, Minnesota and Ohio. t1eSd1is
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Aug 25.-Opening -
wheat September up hc; December
up &c May up 1c Corn september
up 4c December up hc; May up
nc Oats September unchanged. /.
December UP NC. May up Hc. Pro-
Visions Higher
Noon-Wheat september, up 1c.
December. up A.. May. down sc.
corn September, down ", DeCem-
ber, down Lc May. down Lc.
oats: September. up u. December.
up &c; May. unchanged
Wheat Sept up fAc. Dec.
up 3isc. May UP 2Ac Corn Sept.
up &C, Dec. up hc. May up 10.
Oats Sept up &C.. Dee. up lc, May
up Nc. Provisions. Higher.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
Bank. and Trust Companies.
The following firms are privilege

The following firms are privileged
to execute orders on the Exchange:
w. r Moss & Co. Carlyle q Povah.
Geo. NJ. West h Co. Il, T.. Msccrone
mour q Co. W. n. McI.aughiin, Mer-
rill Lynch & Co. W. A. Hamlln ,&
Co. VIM. a. Neer 4 Co. Sinclair q
Couls. Emmet l. Sprague, VIM. ".
Rose " Co. +. X Pelton a Co. Joel
Co. w. r., Reilly & Co. Matthew
Finn. A. W. Wallace & Co, Lewis @.
Stockard 81 CO.. Bennett. Smith a
Gorton.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25

Frank L. Hamburger. secretary of
Manufacturers will leave FOR Bunalo
FRIDAY ntght, 60 attend the special
meeting ~ the board ~ directors ot
the organization. A number OF i'm
portant subjects are to come up for
a isCussiOn
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK

CLEVELAND, Aug. 25--HoRs: Re-
ceipts. 25o0; i0dl5c lower; workers..
Sl0.75. mixed and mediums. si0.s5T
1920. pigs s9.5O09.75 roughs. $3.50;
stays ss25. Cattle: Receipts,
cars. weak Sheep and lambs: Re-
ceipts. cars. steady. lambs. top.
5000 Calves Receipts. 200. steady;
top $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
Club 70 Rold RallY.

The North End Republican club
will hold a rally IT, its tent at NIL
waukee.aye. and IJcaubien-st.. Sat.
urday evening at 7:J0. Speak.
ers will be Allan H. Frazer Cass
Benton and Sheridan Ford A band
and quartet will furnish music.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
NEM NoRk RUT-rER AND EGGs

Easier; receipts. ro.t65 creamery eI-
ira 32c. state dairy tubs 2a n sc;
imitation creamery hrsts. 2iia q 2Sc.
DO. special 32tS "a 23c. Eggs Firm
aSa igc. nearby mixed fancy. - a SOC.
fresh hrsts. - a 3Sc
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
TOLEDO LIVE sTOCK

TOLEDO. Aux 25-UoRs. Re-
ceipts. 1000, market 5ml0c lower;
heavios. 10000 10 95. mediums. 5000
n 1898. workers. si0s5f10e5. good
pigs. t975Tqs5 Calves: Market
steady sheep and lambs: Market
steady.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
new YORK COTTON NNRkET
RanprfaH HN natna N.hhtr "a
M TrTl,V AND TGLS.

Huttcr--ENtra creamery, soho ID;
creamery nrsts 29tsc no. dairy. 23c
lb. package, 2lc per NJ
ERRS-Fresh receipts, cases includ-
ed. hrsts. % 40, current receipts, 81 n d.
Receipts Friday. 22l5 cases
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25

Apples New. 7Sc catl.25 bu, '2.5O8
" 80 bbl
banana. 40 Good shipping stock.
81 25m2 Ter bunch,
Berrie. BIackberrics, ftaE25 bu.,
hucklebcrrles. t350d375 bu.
CsIIfornis Fruit. .-Plums 81 rs 70
g. pcars. s3.26da'5O box grapes,
cabbaseeNew. .17sas crate.
Cheese Michigan flats, l6 n ib G;
Mex York. lie. domestic swiss. $50
soc imported Swiss 36d tc; brick
cream. i6tac; long horns. l7c, daisies.
isc 10.
Fresh ,esetabIe.-,Green peppers
saSSn s3SS per- par.y GS ssa sa;Se Soc dos cur
asos per per 20 III. basket .25oas7S per
bu carrots, 25c dozj lettuce "
il9 Su hesa IettuGS; Sn wa,sTcTsss Su ~ 80
aoc DOR green onions. iBn isc doz.;
green corn. tl.i5 per bag; egg plant.
s. 25a2J0 per bu.
Gl7c; amber. iO4lic h.: extracted.
HsyNpctroit shipper. are paying
the followins prices for ea,sd hay IN
othy. new. 'i4al5 standard tim.
othy. si2 sOqi4, ligh.. mixed. .fi3g
II. No. timothy. fl2nis .N9 J.
No. clover. ,sGiO; rye straw. 1850
as; wheat and oat straw. t6.b0a7
ton.
Irmon.-ssas5o per box.
Limes-t1t061.2b per 100.
WeIop. = Rockyfords standards
saSo crate Usage. t3bOd375 per
bbI. watermeIonr. 30 q soc each.
Oranges valencihs, 50 7bd5.2b box
Onions southern, ~ 40 per Io-lo.
slock. Spanish. 81 so box
Peaches ia 50Q3.7b tu..
Pesrs-Clapp'A Favorite. 81 bod LIS
per bu.
Potatoes 2-bu. bags.
t2sb03. 90 -hu. bags, 1880 d3.Tb.
Poultry broiicrs 23c; No. y
hroliers. 2in22c. fancy mems. $50;
medium hens, 17q17Hc: No. hens
16Q17c stays. "a 3c, geese. l4n
lac, ducks. ikni6c ID,
sweet Potatoes -Si75 bu. and $3.50
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25

Red SOW are weak IN bstting. run
getting and bsse-stea iirG. This nvee-
ply weakness, hcweves. hss not pve-
vented the CagyAUsas nSso s~ttins
fhs mace IN Ehe Bennaaf segamhles
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
Fifth Inning.

DETROIT Young Ht"d 20 Walker.
Spencer famed pauss famed. NO
run, no hit. no error.
HGSTGN Gardner lined 20 Young
scot, out Bush 90 BURNS. Cady
walked shore famed out on three
hits No run, no hit. no error.