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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-12

arc drying food heretofore canned
Families that forgot 20 save rubber
bands from last years fruit Jars dis
covered that their fruit was doomed
to spoil this year.
This years harvest was about %
per cent better than last years. max
ing II normal peace time harvest
But because OF the necessity OF ere
ating a surplus In case next years
harvest is not so good. no more
wheat and oats will be available for
present consumption than In the
past few months, according TO pres
ent plans.
The Socialists and some OF the
newspapers are beginning TO criti-
else the food department.
Because OF a growing shortage Of
milk, new regulations have been
posted whereby milk is TO be deliv-
cred 20 families with children under
10. and to sick people. Special milk
cards are given TO families showing
birth certificates OF their children,
each child receiving one liter Ca
little over a quartz n day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-12

Usage, u.7Ea2 per bu.; watermeions
orsnxe.@valencias. ,s.sqs box.
o9!s ..es sDsn';.a AZ PiF7 s SD A.
r..r-z.,sr,lstrs, !sgiSSG9qot55ss, R "a
cias3p.s FayGrite;; nSg 90 Per ou'
Poss,oe. Round. ,i.sCa,; long.
rosr,rS- BroIIers 2oc. fancy ; hens rs.
goose goose i hsai' - DUCKS nls fTSi7hcY 10
sweet Potatoes per bu. $3.50
per bbl' JcI..ys ~, PIE, bu'
,. 2."r LIMA c' ss.Ps.
1 hsSiy. n M@n1 mp ss ss: FANCY ~
matoes' si.5s. Marr6wfat peas, ST.:
early June. $3.50; siftsd early June
coneeEwhite House. ssc; standard
packages, lsh 2ihc III.
Feed.JobbIng prices. 1oo-ib. sacks.
fine middlinRs. fS5: cracked corn, $50
coarse corn meal, $50; corn and oat
Fiour-Jobbins prices. Best M!eh.-
gan patent, $40 second patent $3.50;
straight. $3.50, pure rye. 81, spring
patent, $50 bbl. in eighth paper
sacks.
Detroit oH--Rnw llnsecd oil. 75c:
boiled linseed. 7sc gal. In barrel lots.
Kerosene in iron barrels, Diamond
headlight. SIC. perfection. s.5c: phla-
cine. lO9c; red crown gasoline. lie
gal.
Hardware--Nans. $500 key base;
auneafed wire. s2s5 bundle: galvan-
ized barbed wire. APPOINT. s22s spool;
galvaniEsd sheets 2i-gauge, y4.b6, ~
sxes. single handled. $3.50: double,
tl25o doz.; black sheet metal. ~ and
2igauge, s3.25 :i-gauge. $3.50. ~
gauge, 1885; 2s-gauge. $40 per cwt.
Carriage bolts. small. so. 10 and
on; large. 40c and on machine
bolts. small, so, 10 and on large,
40. 10 and on list
Bide.-No. ! cured hides. iac: No.
l green hides lsc; No. ! cured bulls.
l5c: No. green bulls. i2c. No !
cured yoal kip. 2Sc; No. ! green veal
kip. 2lc; No. / cured murrain. isc;
No. / green murrain. $50. No I cured
calf. 29c; No ] green calf &c: No.
1 horse hides. $3.50; No. ? horse hides.
$3.50. No ] tallow. INC. No tallow,
shc per ID. No. 2 hides. 1c OF; No.
2 kip and calf. li5c or sheepskin
Gas TO amount wooD. 50cQS1.26.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-12

GOLDSCHMIDT
GOES TO ADDISON

Bernhard Goldschmidt. manager OF
the Stevenson hotel. Detroit. is about
TO leave that position to become
manager OF the Addison hotel, TO
which position he has been invited
by tho board OF directors.
Mr.. GoldsChmidt Is well known In
hotel circles. having come from the
famous Hyde Park hotel, London.
England, and before that having
been associated with the Hotel Ad-
Ion. Berlin All travellers know the
beauties. excellence and fine man
agement of these hotels. which are
among the finest I'm Europe.
On account OF the anti.Teuton
feeling in Europe. which displayed
Itself so strongly when the war
broke out, Mr. Goldschmidt came to
America. bringing his family with
him. and was immediately associat-
ed with the Seville and Majestic no
tells in New York and later was
made manager Of the Mohawk no
tel. Brooklyn.
He finds America very much 10
his taste and has taken ont his first
citizenship papers.
Mr.. Goldschmidt has a genial and
attractive personality, Is untirlng In
his efforts TO make his guests com.
Portable and happy. ard has so en-
deared himself 10 the dwellers in
The Stevenson that they sincerely
regret his departure
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-12
Sugar Market

sugRr-Detroit wholesale prices;
Crystal dominoes. lib. Si02Sj Do.
loaf loaf $50 en Tssi' , 7a9etX xXx pow W..
dered. $40 standard powdered.
WIS, granuiated. extra coarse. $500,
granulated. fine. In bulk. $50. gran
domino gran. lib and bib. cartons.
IN eases. tr.Gb crystal domino gran,
HF cases f715 diamond a. $3.50;
confectiouers \, So 70, No I, IS 75;
No g S. IS 10 2. IS 80 No TO- So "a;
No II. s. 40. No 70. $685. No. i3.
$3.50. 40. li, $3.50, No IL, S. 80; non
caking mixture SIS beet granulated,
81 IS per 700 lbs. household powder
cd. ls. a 10 case. t2.05, DO. IS to
case, 50 per case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-12
Becoming Dissatisfied
With DictatOr's
Regulations
SUGAR, TIN AND
RUBBER SCARCE
Milk Limited To Chill
dren and Inva-
lids
By CARL W. ACKERMAN.

tStdf Correspondent United Press.l
BERLIN. Sept. l2.-The German
people are becoming more and more
dissatisfied with the new govern.
ment department The optimistic
statements OF Herr Won Batocki, the
new food dictator" about the food
outlook. led the people to believe
that by fall conditions would be
greatly improved But. instead OF
becoming more plentiful. food sup.
plies are becoming more and more
organized until. within short time.
II the distribution OF cards is con.
tinued. food will be on an absolute
ration basis.
Though the crops were good this
rear. there will probably be so much
organization that food will spoil. -
said one critical German.
Z At present each family IL entitled
10 eight different kinds OF food
cards. They are for bread, potatoes,
sugar. fats. milk, meat. eggs and
me for certain dried vegetables, sac.
marine and oatmeal Because OF
ne growing shortage OF marmalado
and cheese two more cards may be
nddsd 10 the list
The lack Of sugar. tin and rubber
have prevented many families from
doing their own canning and have
had n big effect on the canning fac
tories. The factories are using sac.
chartne and syrup made from car
rots for sweetening Because Of
tho shortage OF tin many factories
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-12
NEW hnnI, pRnnTCr

NEW YORK. sept - Flour
Quie' ard unchanged Pork: FIRM,
mess 2o" T. Lard: Easter. middle
west spot t14 4e0 4jo Sugar Raw.
quiet. rcr'r'fusal % test. S5l4, mus
cov8ta So test. Sf37. rc1ued quiet,
cut loaf $50, crushed, S725. pow
dereG. SG.H5. Eranulated, s6.2in6 80.
coffee l;,p No. on spot. l0010is G..
Tallow Firm special. &c. city, Si7 G.
country sis Q9C. Hay. steady,
prime g 35. No 2. 81 05Ntt5, clover.
t0cW Sl.ol i- Dressed poultry; steady
turkeys. @t3 Soc chickens. % q soc,
fowls. o.. 22l9r. ducks. Long leland.
ole 1.-Two poultry Firm, geese, l3c:
ducks. 100 1ge. fowls. ipc, turkeys. !
tf zoe. r0o4ters. lac. chickens. hroil-
crR. s. 2Tr CGco-rs Firm. state
milk common 20 specials. 14Gl9ta c.
skins. common 20 specials 7nl6c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-12

COTNEl Sept. II. 1915. At her resi-
dcncc, 32s HeCla-ave., Nora, beloV-
ed mother 81 George and Fred Cot
ner. and sister OF Mrs. Mary Whit,
Mrs Elizabeth Messler and NJ. y.
O'Brien. OF Duluth. MINI. Notice Of
funeral later
HART-George n, Sept. II. 1915: sud
denly. at his residence. 232 Moss
Hart father OF Mrs. Ralph Potter
and Ethel Hart. Funeral Wedues-
day Burial private.
MITCHELL Sept II. 1916 Kate. be-
loved daughter % Anna and the
late Rev. VIM. Mitchell. sister Of
William. Annie. Rev. Frank. Rob
ert. Dlchard. George. Thomas f.
and Arthur y. Mitchell. Funeral
from residence. Ala Commonwealth
ave. Wednesday, Sept IL. at $50
p m.
10. 1915. at her
home, 100 Forest-ave. w, Vera
Isabelle age 20 beloved wife OF
Chester r Roraback, and daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Anderson;
sister OF LYNNE. Eva, Isla, Cliff
ford and William Anderson and
Mrs Alex Hassard. Service at .
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. to
Woodland cemetery.
PASS tGE-Sept. II. in her residence
us Ferry-ave. west Emma p, be-
loved mother Of Beatrice Passage
and sister Of Mrs Ida NJ Geahart
Funeral from residence Wedne sday
At &c 30 a. m. Burial at Williams
ton. Mitch.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-12

DETROIT. Mich. Sept te,--t'p. AZ
pend. last night. Bonner. 1880. =
IT Robbins 90 20 z NTH CITY, mid
hignt superior city, ] 20 y. m old
Trursdale as. sullivan. 5l5. Odauah,
go small Hazard Chargcs), 80,
smith Thompson. 80. old America,
3 Watson, SIS. nm, 9l5; Walsh,
Down OConuor Chorgel e:15 last
night. capt Wilson. 9.2o. omega.
o in Nottingham. to.3o. old LiyIEs
stone lr.t". Guuldrr. llt20 Josh
Rhodes. 10. Cornelius midnight
" D. White 1915 "A. m. Samuel
Jr. g. Eaurcy. $40; PhUhiu. From
tenac. Chattanooga. g. Myrou Cos
hawk Delaware tl5. tshpcm,ng.
$50 Fitch, Maitland { 30. Dglchay.
Tyrone, 800. Wilkosharre. 8 90. loco
MA. $50 cole 20 Elphickc. 80.
Edonborr. ~ a. Mis-. W. Richard
son. II 10. Dakca D "a.
40 tho 500.
SAl-IT STE MARIE. Mich, Sept.
= Up Mads,, Magma; last might t;i9
ra King. o. Ionic Leonard. Miller.
Manols, 10. McGonagie Henry Rog-
srs Wickwirc. n Dunn. midnight.
Frlck Philip MirCh. Morgan. J a. m
norton. $50 m Dan Hanna. Nun
l.auEhlin Bv"rs. Delaware. Mckee.
Frnter TAYLOR, : Panay. ArEo. Nye.
cary 80. lay Morse, Sycamore.
Down Davock shcrango. last
night Ralph. .Ml2tec. Brightie, $40,
bell II White, Sherwiu. Cort. Manda,
midnight, snyder, a. m. Cornell
Thomas. $50, Rochester. $50; Al
berta, O.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-12

Tho participation Of women candi.
dates for United states senator. rep.
resentatve ia congress and other
offices has given added interest 10
The spirited cau'paiCn in the state
~ Washington. 20 be concluded with
the statewide primaries today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-12
SODA FOUNTAIN
STORE EIXTIIRES

We sell fixtures TO all Kinds OF stores
direct from manufacturer TO re-
tailers We save you money and
give you good fixtures. We have
counters. shelving. show cases. wall
cases, cash registers soda foun-
tains, hack bars. complete restau
rant and drug store fixtures. Let
Va figure with you. Call Cadillac
4733 for salesman. quality and
prices our success" Detroit store
Fixture Co. 1880 Catherine. near
GratiOt-avc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-12

Appis,-New. 7Scg,i.zS bu.. 'iboo
50 so bbl
Bsnsnas Good shipping stock.
ti2BR2 Fer bunch.
Beans -Dried Lmas. sh@7c h.:
green. 4Oc per qt.
Berries-Huckleber s3s0a27s
bu.
California Fruits-piurr. sl7SD
g.. pears. 81 IS a 800 bov: grapes,
ti.25al75 box.
Cabbage So 5Oat per Dbl.
York, lsc, domestic swiss, rs a 32c;
ale, long horns, i9e. daisies, $50
lSihc 10.
Fresh Nex~tabIcs--Green peppers.
f3G225 bu.; radishcB. 12nl3c doz (;
arsley. 25l30c doz. cucumbers. IS u
zoe bu, tomatoes. l.2J n ! 30 bu ear
rots, sl25G i.35 bu., lettuce. 81. 30 bu..
head lettuce. t25oa3 dor grcgn
bag egg plant. ~ q 30 bu. ...,.
lib. baskets, 20d 22c.
New Honey Fancy white. new, -
gl5c, amber. l2ql2c ID; extracted.
nay Detroit shippers are paying
the following prices for ba,ed hay in
car lots z o. g.. Detroit: No. tim
othy !I.wT 'It7 Is. stsndasd iin 2,
IA SO . fimoths r2di3. No. i
mixed. tliat2. 80. : mixed. ssq1o;
No. l clover. t9Ti0, rye straw. $3.50
as; wheat and cat straw. $3.50 OF
ton
L.mons-;sQSso per box.
Limes-sl t0T1.e5 per 100.
Meions-Ro rkyfordr. hats 81 %.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-12
[)EDp|L!IE:';ss
D. sc. :
ONE CENT A WORD

ONE CENT A WORD
Cash with order: II charged, &c a
line.
No transient advertising inserted
Tor less than i5c with cash; II
charged, 1sc per insertion.
The above rates apply TO all classl-
hcations except Births. Cards OF
Thanks. Obituaries, Meeting Notices
etc.
Births, Deaths. Cards OF Thanks
and Meeting Notices - Minimum
charge. 36c FOR rs words or lesA
Each additional word. l-Sc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-12
FOR SALFS-FARNs
So ACRES TO
EXCHANGE

close 20 Mt. Clemens. good buildings.
good soil. one mile from car line.
VIII exchange FOR Detroit property.
Cadillac 5000.
212 ACRES
Gratiot-ave.. on cor line. good s-room
house, barn. well everything In
hrst-class order. Price $500. with
payment down.
80 ACRES
Close 10 Mt Clemens one mile from
car fair buildings. This property
adi1iug the Detroit Creamery Co.
farm. sickness causes sale. \ good
garden farm.
~ ACRES
Harper ave, 8 miles from city hall.
water mains pass this property
road on two sides. A very good
buy for $500 per acre.
TROMLEY-W
1915 Chamber OF Commerce.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-12

Pehr Bros. black case, fair tone SO
30 Heineman pianos. sweet tone ana
durable, in three kinds OF cases,
bargain At s1635o each. VIII rent
At 81 per month.
Newly 4 Evans player-pinno. slight
~ used. $3.50
LING PIANO HOUSE,
70 Lfbrary-ave cor Grand River y.
COver Macauioy'S Book Store)
No agents one price.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-12
PERSONAL

NOTICE--If any poor girl - In
trouble. needing advice. frlendehtp
TARY MARGARET DUFFY. 1917
Forrest. w. Salvation Army.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-12
Produce

DETROIT. Mich. Sept. IRE
ceipts OF peaches from the islands
have Increased to around 800 bush
els day, now. and with what came
in by rail- from the state the market
is fairly we'll supplied. and receivers
are advising housskeepers who have
not yet done their canning TO get
busy There is no question as TO the
abundance Of the supply. but Ohio
shippers have had 10 change I'll. style
Of baskets and the supply OF these Ia
uncertain. The poultry market Is
nrm and steady for hens. but 10 drag
cy for springs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-12
LOST AND FOUND


LOST Between Detroit and PIT. Hur-
on. brown wicker suitcase con-
tanning lady's suits. letters and
Jewelry valued for sentiment. Find
ed please return and receive iib-
eral reward. No questions asked. G.
u. CRdy. 1875 Farmer-st.. Detroit.
Main 1884.
priuting--the piaiu neat ktpd--that
IL riEht--TimrA Job DeDt--Nain lU2o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-12
HOTEL FRANKLIN
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROCERY STORE CHEAP-Dolug a
good business. Next 10 best meat
market In city. Must cell this week.
Apply No, s6l Grand River.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-12

LING'S LATEST LIST
or PIANO BARGAINS
Easy terms OF rental or sale.
Hamilton, finest style. $3.50
Everett. black case, sweet tone 30
Milton Puritan design. 100
Schiller Bachmann, returned
rental ................... ...... l99
Boardmsn & Gray ............. l40
Krakauer. cannot be told from
new 800. 49,. $500. '..''.'. 80
Kranich 4 Bach, Circassian
Kurtz Bros used less than ak
months ...-....... ITO
Newly 4 Evans. very old, stu
good .................... $50
Newly n Evans. like new ..... 80
Milton. very sweet tone .,..,,, 30
Schiller, In good condition 5000. is
Crown. concert used ..... ...,...... 24o
Bradford. returned rental. ....,. 30
Krakauer Bros, Puritan de-
sign excellent .t,...s..... Alo
Nose .............t... $50
Kurtznnan Observation-Disclosures. 1875
Schiller, very sweet tone ......, 100
Smith & Nixon, finest stylc...... 225
Regal. In fine condition. ....... 10
Regal bargain. ..............,. 1ib
Rehr Bros. black case, fair tone SO
30 Heineman pianos. sweet tone ara
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-12
TO RENT---HoUsEs.
AUTO MOBILES
WANTED---FLATs

WANTED Furnished house or cot
tage by Christian family OF five. No
small children Best care guAran-
teed Would become caretakers of
LARGE house or property II in De-
troit AMI would pay small rental I'm
addition Family engaged In re-
form work IN city. Best references
furnished state full particulars
and make appointment In FIRST let
tor 20 box /, No. 2, Times office.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-12
FOR sALE-VACANT Tors
A REAL BARGAIN

lot 33xSSNllt ~. on Quirk and q 40
r. lot on Blaine, just OF Connnt-
ave. both for 5000 very r Y terms.
Must have quick action. Cali MI
Squier
PARKER. SCHUNK & FRY.
701 Majestic Rldg. Main 1880
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-12
ITON SALE-FARMs
ROSS LAND co.

FARM DEALERS EXCLUSIVELY.
1902 PENOBSCOT BUILDING.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-12
Typewriter Bargains
WANTED TOBuY-M

CASH for old false teeth, gold crowns
broken jewclry, diamonds. watches.
stc. ruiI value p9x Liberty Rig
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Tho following charters we're issued
yesterday by tho State Corporation
Commission
Planters Sank Of Dinwiddie. Din
widdie; maximum, $4,000: minimum.
$4,000: rar value, s1oo. j. r. Beck.
president. Euttcrworth: ~ r. Galusha.
secretary and cashier. pinwiddie
swift Creek Sand and Grave, Co
me. Richmond. maximum. 500. 600:
MINIMUM. s3no: par value. sIno Ed
m''nd Twohy. president: ShaIwcl:
John u. shaw. VICE president. Char
l"ttesri)le; Herbert WinSheid. s.crc-
tarr. Richmond: George s Dirkev.
treasurer. Richmond.
mouth maximum. $4,000: minimum.
$4,000: par value. $50. benjamin Good
man. president: L. Goodman. sccrctarv.
both Of Portsmouth,
ApponlattoH Bh king Corn CITY
Point; maximum. 5000. minimum.
sl'.oo": par value. 500. g. 4 Per
kirs. president, city Point; i. u. Head
on. secretary. Richmond
Mans Quality shop. Inc. Norfolk
maximum. 10000: minimum $1,000 /:
par value, 500: cicthinE business. r.,
Scolnick. president: H. Miller. score
tary and treasurer, both OF Norfolk
Wr"nn Motor Car Co. Inc, Norfolk
ma Nimum. sloo.non: minimum $50 oon .
par value. sloo. 4. q wrcnn. presi-
dent: T.. w. White. vice-pre.idcrt: &.
o. Wrenn, Jr. secretary. al! of Nor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29

Cd this month. OH the other hand Il
tcsus Si5nooo.oOO. ana all statis,i.
c"m,parisoha continue very fuyornhl
The steady rise IN commodity mi,
indicates Uiat cousumptivc Iem.r
H IKE, Wen sustained on the whole. iift
iour advances ana thirty ihrcc
mes aprcar,n. this week i'm Tho !
o o., '"i "hoIcSAic quotations. By Il
the most significant evidences or
ness c%phnSion. however is FAM,
g ~" record rcnkinp. revenues of II
un',r,o, co n,,', =; ion for the Dcccmit
v,nehas OH The common storI,
payments had been stspe,,IcdN ~
iull year. "'cd Tor
Following the culmin,,iou 90
"opr,rSh'oi. that exists in Tho o.,
, ,hn oi iri?, the earning pouer
~" n'ihciphi iron anu stccI nr,,',,. 4
iaa b"cn enhanced IN rcn,,, Unuil
, Nan, ",m me resumption of iisbmr.i
,"rc,., "' tmr common shares not on
'uetts present prosperity h,,, IN
,, 10 confidence in The rutnj
welfare OF Tho basic Industry iu'p.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29

NEW YORK. January 2s,-Dun's re-
view % trade for the weel; ending to-
morrow will say.
Pressure upon productive forces con-
t!nucs a feature. and III" disposition
I'm some quarters to extend commit
ments into lnli has a significant bear
ing on the future Much forward bust 81
ness * In prospect. hut with ruii
opera tons already assured for months
{" come. Industrial interests arc re
lnctant to accept contracts for most
year. In few instances rising prices
have a tendency 30 restrict bhyiur
while some orders arc withheld be
cause of the congestion In. both pro-
iucinE ana distributing channels ,hat
make deliveries uncertain
Though TRANSFORMATION facilities
have improved, domestic morchqndi..
movements are stii retarded and the
high ocean freight rates and tho scar.
city az bottoms present difficulties in
oversee commerce. As rejecting tho
latter condition. exports ar" contract
ing. whereas Imports during tho third
week Of January were tho larccg,
since III" outbreak OF the war The
foreign trade balance thus far report
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
REAL EST4AT TIE
AND COURTS

Tile local real estate market was
duh YESTERDAY. with the business for
tn. day 3EcrcGatinc slightly moro
than i2o.cco While the sales wore
as numerous as FOR the average DAY,
other transactions wcrc light. In
IIcuric" aud SOu;hside property there
was little o. no activity. Reports were
current in really circles yesterday Of
TWO lrrsc sale. and one lease for
BROAD street property thai Involves
a haidsom" f=ufo. 40 Information was
vclI"hsd hN ~" ngcuts
i. T.. and. Lille &. pkconc sold to
Davis Brothers - lot fronting forty
five feet ON the south side OF Momu-
ment Avenue. just west Of the cor
n'r Of Tildcn street. The consid"ra
ton was reported as heiuG $1,000.
which WAS the largest deal to develop.
The Binding Department issued
"" rmit Yesterday "a the Atlantic Con
etru'tiou "a - build two two story
hri"k dwellings, ou tho north side of
lakewood Avenue. between stuart aud
] 90 streets. 10 cost approximately
I 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
SUPREME counr or Ar.rEAls.

The following is n summary OF the
proceedings i'm the Virginia Supreme
court OF Appeals yesterday:
No. f6-tc!d X Moore vs. pcnncld.
Argued by J. r. Coleman for the Az
nc!!ant and by =. V. Kemp and +. W.
Whitaker for the appellee and sab
mittcd
No. t7-Sccurity Loan and Trust Go.
VS.. Powell. Passed to the March term.
No. iS--f'ortsmuuth Cotton oil Re
hninS Co. vS. Richardson. Argued by
!. W. wilcox and Judge I. ~. VIII
Cole for tho appellee and submitted.
NJ. to--Railcy ct ais. VS.. johnson ct
ais: Submitted on briefs.
Next eases to ne "a He'd.
No. 5o--kcwan.c Private ttilities
Co rs. Norfolk southern Railroad.
No. "l--EIkcr ct nj. VS.. Butterworth
No. "2--IiNic Peanut 20. w. Lewis
No. J3--Adams Grain aud Provision
Co Ns. Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Go.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
BEARS FAIL TO SECURE
ANY GREAT SATISFACTION
Make Most "t ConditI"n,, hut Those
VINO Talk i.Oudcst Refuse to Put
Out Heavy Short Lines.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
CHICAGO. January :S.--Thorc wcro
losses in the wheat market Of IS to
ID cents to-day. The feeling was
bcarish with continued reports Of cN-
p"rtcrs rcsclliny wheat ia" wcakcuiuY
influence. one of The best known ~ -
nort"rs OF the Northwest was said to
hhNc disposed OF $4,000 bushels Nn-
o,n ,r exporter solo like amount.
Millions of bushels were gold in the
,hlraSo PIT on this news. y Bats
more exporter who offered ia rc.rlI
wheat carly in the day Withdrew hl,
offer later While tho bears made Tho
most 81 conditions. they failed tu So
cure any great amount Of satisfaction.
mere were more bears than bulls az
the closing bell, hut those who talked
most hcnrish refused to put out heavy
short lines.
Word came from Winnipeg tina, the
larger houses there were selling May
wheat on foreign account. aud south
western points c'a,,pcd ,ha, bids from
abroad were too far out OF limo for
consideration. Tho reported rcs.lca
coupled with tho lowering Of Arrcu,inc
frciGhtS TO Liverpool knocked, a few
rough edges off the market Thcrn
we're $4,000 bushels cr whoa, tajS"i,
hcrc by exporters out of 5000 BUSH
els sold.
Tho best Eur'ish au,horitv saws
shipments Of wheat from Argentine
VIII Of necessity continue small which
means importing countries must come
to America for brcads:uns. Clenraucos
from tho scahoard to-day were $4,000
bushels.
Corn was Guite active with tho
East the leading buyer tho old time
cotton cr"wds' n",nr imcn,inu"d in
this connection Tho weather IS y.rv
cold over tn" h"it and favorable for
harve stinC. rigtillrrs arc uSiut. eror-
NOUS quantities "f corn. There w.=
an un"on'rmcd report that tile Brit
ish government had bought - lrro
limo or corn ~ this country. Cash
oats were small fraction lower
and tho volume Of trade was only
fair. Cash sales were Sn.nf0 bushels
Provisions ruled fra ctiouaily lower
on selling of lonE products hv commits
sion houses especially OF lard Tho
decline In wheat Was q weakening fac