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The Detroit times., 1916-08-18

collision. said he wos driving 20
miles an hour, hve miles In excess
OF the speed limit. but witnesses
assert his speed was twice as fast.
The car was moving east on JEFF.
ferson-aye., and the wagon, which
was loaded with automobile bodies,
stood near the curb Another ma
chine, going In the same direction,
sought TO pass Krccnke. and 10
avoid collision with II, he swerved
toward the wagon. the hub Of his
racer striking il.
All men were taken TO the Receiv-
ing hospital. The two expected to
die are suffering from severe in.
ternal injuries Cambridge and Mel.
son were severely bruised but not
seriously hurt Richard Kroenke,
after having his arm set, returned
TO the McCleilan.ave. police station
and explained how -the crash came
about
In another motor mishap during
the afternoon, fve.year-old Henry
GoldIe. Of No, i73 Webbaye., whiln
playing on Joseph Campau-ave., was
struck and injured in the head by
an automobile driven by Guy o.
Frlck. No. 299 webb-ave.
Frick took the boy TO the Receiv-
ing hospital and reported the acct
dent 10 the police. The child will
recover
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
MAN WHO BROKE
MUSKEGON JAIL
is CAPTURED

MUSHROOM, Mich, Aug. 49,
Freed through the carelessness Of
Mrs. Sarah j. Collins. wife of Sher-
iff Fred ]. Collins, OF Muskegon,
Joe Bodnar, of Detroit, charged with
swindling Frank Farkas, Muske-
gcn Heights merchant out of $1,000,
has been caught at Chicago, accord
ing to word received by local off,
GERS.
Bodnar Is the man who with
Jack Brown, OF Chicago. managed
TO escape from the local jail. Mrs.
Collins, who originally faced a
charge OF aiding the men in their
escape, Is now at the psycopathic
ward at the state hospital, at Ann
Arbor, for treatment.
A fugitive warrant will at once
be sent for Bodnar Harry Weiss,
also of Detroit, is serving term
AT Jackson prison for taking part
In the swindle in which Bodnar is
charged with being his pal.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
BURROUGHS UP
SIXTY POINTS
Makes Big Gain in Week; VOL
VERNE Cement Higher;
REQ Car Softer

Trading was well distributed on
the Detroit Stock exchange Friday
morning in a session that reflected
more activity than any previous
meeting this week Burroughs con
tinued TO climb, being FIVE points
up, making an advance OF more than
60 points for the week.
Activity centered in Continental,
Paige Detroit, the REQ issues. and
Charcoal preferred. REQ Car was
OF quarter. Prudden half, and
Continental. a half.
Wolverine Cement was up three
quarters and was in good demand.
1t Is proving an attractive stock, be-
cause OF the declaration OF three
dividends aggregating six per cent
since June. and eight per cent for
the year. a two per cent dividend
was paid on common stock. Aug. l6.
Another is payable Oct. Is, and a
third Dec. 10, II is announced.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
STRIKERS FACE
CONTEMPT CHARGE

Contempt proceedings were start.
cd against strikes at/,he plant
OF the Michigan Psxfern Works,
Jefferson-ave., FRIDAY morning.
ing. before Judee/Philip T. Van
Zlle MarchinEln military organ
ization. climbing telegraph poles
and throwing missiles was charged
against the strikers nj the time
Judge George + Codd issued an In
junction, William Mitchell and r.
Reinhold Schumach wore cited fo-
contempt for alleged violation Of tho
court order. The case IL brought
by Richard Kettelvell, head CT the
concern.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
AUTO HITS WAGON; 2 DY|Nl
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Mich. Aug. ts.--Close: I:
Liquidation Of long lines Of wheat
has been pretty active for a couple
Of days and a weak market Is eN-
pected as long ms II continues. Ar
mour Is one OF the heavy sellers.
The Liverpool market was easy ana
little lower. Chicago was disap-
pointment to the bears and sold up
The trouble with the bears is that
export trade has materially in
creased In the break. Trade In the
past two days IL said TO have been
work here and In the Canadian mar
kets picking up every hing offered
and saying little about IT. LeCount
travelling In Canada, came out Friday
news caught the market after lot
OF liquidating had been done. Inn
portant lines had been unloaded and
the market was In shape to listen
Liverpool was easy owing to more
reassuring news from Canada, but
France came out with report show,
ing heavy loss sin the crop and
ers supplies IN Europe are light and
recent arrivals have not been large.
Europe Is having unfavorable har.
vesting weather and the general
tone OF tIreign news * bullish.
Do-~<stic mills are absorbing a
great deal OF wheat and export buy
ers are not letting out exact hgures
as to their takings
Wheat was strong all day and
closed At an advance OF ga a . nc.
Corn advanced nc and rye &c. Oc-
tober beans gained l5c Cloverseed
lost ioc and timothy Csc.
No. rdas asd s TssS' SGepstSsr SGIStsSSn' opsnsG ensG
with a gain OF ifc at f.464. and ed,
vanced TO s1,4sh December opened
aio.sd az sidSlt adyanced MO to 'lSSa dIanso and
closed at ti.SON No ] white, tl.4Sh
Fridays coarse grain quotations--
Corn: Cash No. q. sshc; No. yell
low. soc bid; No, .yellow, ssassc,
Oats Ns% sS%nSard So wS,e No i.Sc wsis seP
''RSsf Rye Cash s's Nc. Nc. ! SHiii5s' Si5,' ''"'''.
Beans Immediate, and prompt
'hg%sn' gseS. Prime sSne f.G 1SioSs5 SGv.r siO AL
sike, sss5; timothy '2.7S; alfalfa.
Receipts in the Detroit market. Fri
day. were 1000 bbls. Of -four. 10 cars
rye and of hay Shipments were
2,0oo bbls. of -four. 5000 bu. Of corn
and 5000 bu. OF oats. Stocks are
1000 bu. OF wheat, S6, 900 bu. of
corn; $4,000 bu. OF oats and l2.5oo
Primary wheat receipts we're L.
$4,000 bu., against l,l9s,oo0 hu. a
year ago.
Winnipeg wheat receipts were 232
cars. against 90 year ago
Southwestern wheat receipts were
sol. 900 bu., against $4,000 bu. a year
ago.
American exports Of. wheat ana
since July /. 65,s35.OO0 bu. against
s6.a23,000 for the corresponding
period last year.
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BrOtherhOOds' Vote Is.
In Favor Of Com
promise Z.
EMPLOYERS ARE
STILL HOSTILE.
Their Attitude Brings
Strike Danger
Nearer

WASHINGTON, Aug 1s.-Nc set:
tlement Of the dispute tetween the
railroads and thcir 100000 employees
who voted In favor Or a strike was.
reached at this afternoons confer.
ence between President Wilson and
the presidents of the great railway
systems In the White House.
After a 40-minute conference the
81 presidents emerged with the an
nouncement that the president will
meet them again tomorrow and at
the same time see the railway man
ayers In what promised tc. be the.
Anal session.
President Hale Holden. of the
Burlington road, spokesman for the
executives, said they would at once
confer with the managers and ar
rive at some conclusion On the pres
idents proposition. They will lay
this conclusion before him tomor-
row, Holden said.
That the situation has reached
the most dangerous stage was OBJ
vious in view OF the attitude OF tho
executives when they left the White
House. They Indicted clearly that
they had not changed their minds
made up against the presidents Dro-
posals-and II is Relieved they win
stand iirm on their contention for
arbitration OF all the issues.
The $40 employe delegates voted
to accept the presidents peace plan
based on the granting Of an eight
hour day at the present ten-hour
nav
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
Sugar Market

SUgars-Detroit Wholesale prices:
Crystal dominoes. 2-lb.. 5000; do.
BIB. $l0.sO Eagle tablets $3.50. cut
loaf. $s.75; cubes. IS: XXXN powder
ed. S7S5. standard powdered. $3.50;
ulated. fine, In bulk. $40; granulst-
ed, 25-lb. cotton. $50; crystal DOM
ino gran. 2-lb. and 5-lb. cartons. In
cases. $40. crystal domino. gran.
HF cases, $3.50, diamond A., $3.50:
confectioners A. $7.85: No. 4. $40;
No. S. S735; No. s. $3.50; No. Z. s7.25;
No. 5. SI.2o, No. 3, S7.15. No. 10. S7.10;
No. II, sos; No IL, 81, No, l3, $e.o5;
No. IA, S695; No Is. $685. non-cak-
ing mixture. SS75. beet granulated.
$3.50 per 100 lbs. household powd..
Is. % to case. S2.35; do as to case,
$3.50 per case.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
EAST RUFTALO LIVE STOCK
nunplur A stevens.

EAST BUFFALO, n. Y. Aug. 1s--
g1os0; good 20 choice, o25qS.75i
fair 10 good. ss5OdS.75; plain and
coarse. t775ds; yearlings. dry fed.
5000, best handy steers, fs.50da J,
butcherIng steers and heifers. mixed,
t7bOaS: best heavy fat cows. 80
f2b, butcher cows. t5.50Ie. cutters.
ttTbdb; Gamers. t3bOdt; fancy
common bulls t6.50d575 good stock
ers, t650m7. light. common stockers.
t6d626. feeders, t7q725. milchers
and springerA tG5g 100.
Hogs Receipts. rs cars. higher;
heavy and yorkera. tl0.90mll, pigs.
1915
sheen 3 cars: slow. top lambs.
tfOTbqIi. yeariings, i9dH.j0. weth-
ers tSu825 ewes. S1m1,tb.
Cnlvcs. t5mi4.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
CLOUDY SKIES
CHECK HOT WAVE

Clouds saved Detroit from a more
sweltering day than the city exper-
fenced, Thursday. The tLermometer
began TO jump as early az o'clock,
Friday morning. but with the clouds
came gradual drop after 10 O'Clock.
and at / o'clock the mercury was
degrees lower than at the previous
day
Forecaster n. p. Conger stated
that the weather would continue
partly cloudy, but that the temper
atures would vary little. Through
out the state, II was warmer today
than yesterday until clouds and
showers brought relief
Detroit was the hottest place in
tho state Thursday, with the wealth
er bureau thermometer at 30 at
2:3O p. m, and the pen In the city
hall kiosk AT 100 degrees above.
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Printing-the plain neat kind--thst
TO rnh @nf nj
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
Livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL sToCkYARDs

DETROIT. Aug. Is-Cattle: Mar
ket. steady: f0Q1bc higher, best
heavy steers. tS4s75. best handy
weight butcher steers. s725g7.7S:
mixed steers and heifers 1850 ou7,
handy light butchers. Ssu655. light
butchers. s5509s. best cows. $50
$50: butcher cows, ssa5.75: common
cows. NJ0q4s5; Gamers. 135O9+25;
best heavy bulls. s6n6So, bologna
bulls. t5.6O96.76 stock bulls, $50
$50, feeders ss5og725; stockcrs.
$3.50 as mixers and springera, 500
75 Veal calves: Market good hest
grades soc higher, others 'll 30 q
i25O heavieA. t5.00d5s0. sheep
and lambs Market steady, beat
lambs. ti0.50; fair lambs, 81 b6 q
lo25 light 10 common lambs. S74s.
yearlings. tsQs.5o. fair TO good sheep.
S5n 6 90; culls and common. t450 u
8 Hogs Market l0c higher: york
ers and heavios. ti0lbUl0.50. pigs.
ss75ug5 so.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
NEW BRITISH LOAN
BOOKS ARE CLOSED

NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.--Subscrip
tion books for the new quarter bill
lion dollar 8 per cent British loan
were closed today 20 syndicate par
ticipatIon because subscriptions
have been 30 large, II was annc-nc.
cd by J. p. Morgan q Co. Large
numbers OF applications have been
placed on file for the opening OF the
public subscription next week.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. Aug. Is-Hogs. Re-
c~ipts. 1000; market slow and
steady mixed and butchers. $3.50 q
1918: good heavy. .N,s No,peqioS
Mi0.7B; pigs. sSG97O. Cattle: Re-
celpts, s.0Qo. market steady. beevos
s7iOg1i.l0: cows and helfers, 81. 30 q
$50. stockers and feeders. s5Me70,
1915. sheep. Receipts. 5000 mar
ket strong native. ts.5On $50; west
ern. ts75T700. lambs. 1880 di0s5
western. $500 ii.2b.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
RACES s
Saratoga Results.

que liz CTroxierj. 6 to To- I. 10 i. !
70 3. won. Berlin. l16 (MurphyD, 10
TO 3. even, one TO ,. second, Killdee,
~ % McTagparD TO ], 10 !, :
10 ). third. Time. ] .O7 l-5. Wistful
Riverdale. Ycllowstone and Mira
al"p rp"
Second Race--Steeplechase about 2
miles. Sandow, 1872 (Allen). 8 20 2.
(Smoop. 10 TO /. I to ], , TO l. sec
ond; j. G.. Ewalt. 1874 (Ryan). l3 TO
8, even. 2 to 5. third. Time, 4;25.
~ 20 Gem. kaceDrook and -. S
Mead also ran.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
Financial Notes

So far this week exclusive OF
Thur sday's transactions something
like ii0, 900. 900 pounds OF copper for
last quarter delivery have been pur-
chased for domestic and foreign ac-
count at around 2oh cents n pound.
The Champion Mining Co. has de-
clared a dividend OF $40 share
payable Sept. =, the same as the pre-
ceding dividend.
The directors OF the Copper Range
Co. have declared regular quarter
ly dividend OF $3.50 share and an
extra dividend OF 81 per share pay
able Sept. Is TO stock OF record Aug
20. The same amount was declared
three months ago.
During the last week Industrial
stocks have had q decided rally. They
are now at the highest average price
At which they have sold thfs year.
After q rally Of this sort q rsactios
10 lukely and mora than natural
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
THREE OTHERS IN NJURED IN
COLLISION ON JEFFERSON
AVE. E.EAST;SPEED BLAMED
Clifford Kroenke, Detroiter,
And Arthur Nikelson, of
Cadillac, Pinned
Under Car

Two men are in the Receiving
hospital with small chance OF re-
coyery. and three others are less
seriously injured, as the result OF a
collision. Friday afternoon. tetween
speeding automobile and heavy
wagon on Jefferson-ave. east In
front OF the Chalmers plant
Clifford kroenke, No 430 BENZ
teaust.. and Arthur Nikelsoa. of
Cadillac. Mich, who with the other
injured men. were riding in the
automobile, and were pinned under
the machine when IL was overturn-
ed. are rot expected TO recover. ac.
cordlng to physicians at the Rccciv-
inE hospital. The others are
Richard Kroenke, brother OF Clif-
ford. who was driving: Russell
Cambridge. No. 237 Montclairave.
and Austin Nelson. No. 2593 Jefier-
son-ave. east.
Before It was overturned, the
automobile. which Is racing type.
knocked down tree eight inches
thick, fellcd section Of gas pipe
fence and dashed ahead 30 fee.
without a driver. Richard Kroenke.
who was AZ the wheel. was the only
man 10 be thrown out. He was
catapulted from his seat when his
ear struck the wahon and hurled 20
feet. sustaining a broken arm.
Kroenke, In a statemert after the
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
VIEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK, Aux. IS.-FIouri
Steady. Pork: Strong; mess. $3.50
Qa9 Lard: Steady; middle west
spot Si37s91Ss6 Sugar: Raw.
dull: cut loaf. ss1S; crushed. IS; pow
dered, sT10R7.25 granulated. $40
1896. Coffee Rio No. on spot, eNc.
Tallow: Firm; special. Sc; city. IAc;
country, s7Qs50 Hay: Firm; prime,
81 30: No. 3. sSa90c; clover. 4oc0
si1C. Dressed poultry: Easy; tur-
ksys. 23Qs,c; chickens. 2lfs3c;
fowls. 1Th q lsc; turkeys ls2lsc:
13hc; chickens. broilers, 20
d24c. Cheese: Strong: state milk.
common TO specials. 1917 Q17kc;
skins. common to special. 74i4c.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
css Cut In Cleveland.

'CLEvEI4ANn. Aug lS-The Ma
tional Refining Co, an independent
concern. today reduced the retail
price OF gasoline hero from eS ~ 20
cents per gallon. Standard gasoline
IS selling at ~ cents
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18

ToIEDo GnAIN

TOLEDO, Aug. l1.-CIOse-Wheat'
Cash. 81 is September ,1t7A De
cember, s162; May. si5s. Corn cash.
SIC; september. sbhc; December.
72%c; May. 76c Oats; Cash, t% c,
September. 45hc; December, eA =;
May. 57Ac. Rye: Cash S1l5 Glow
erseed Cash. 5000; October. SO 90;
December. sio1s Alsike Prime.
5000. Timothy: Cash. s2t6 But
ter: Brick creamery. 32c; tub cream
cry. sic. Eggs: Fresh candled, 27c;
fancy selects, 30c Hay: Unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
B.nk. and Trust Companies.
The followInR irma are nrlvllexr

TO execute orders on the Exchange:
w. u. Moss a. Co. Carlyle 4 Povah.
Geo; NJ West a. CO.. f, E. Maccrons
a Co. III. w. Noble a Co. ID. /. Sey-
mour a Co. w. X. Mclaughlin. Mer-
rill Lynch 4 Co. w. A. Hamlin q
Co. VIM. A. Neer & Co, Sinclair a
Couls. Emmet I. sptague, VIM. II;
Co. w II. Reilly q Co. Matthew
Finn. A w, Wallace a Co. Lewis q.
stockard a Co.. Bennett. Smith a
Gorton.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
Detroit Bank clesrinas.

Detroit bank clearings for Friday
were s7,446,57510. Total clearings
for 1916 to date. were S1.30s.4 .4is.-
s&l.so. a. against ss71.l27.7s77s for
the corresponding period last ysar.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
CLEVELAND LIVE srocK

CLEVELAND. Aug. iS.-Hogs! Re-
coipts. 1000. market iOc higher
yorkers, mixed and mediums. ti0. 50
pigs, toTb. roughs. t9.a5 stas. w
Cattle. Receipts. IL cars; market
weak. Sheep and lambs: Receipts.
cars market steady, lambs. top
5000 Calves: Receipts. 100; mar
ket steady. top. t1s
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creamery nrsts. aso ID; dairy. tac h.;
package. 1ic III.
Esgr-Fresh receipts. cases inolud-
ed. hrstr. 3b&c. current receipts,
ilMc. Receipts. Friday. 100 cases.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
NyeNy YoRK ntrT-rnu Avn raes

NEw 9oRk. 4. Z. Aug p is'%RSi- pS
cry. extra, siGiiHc, state dairy.
tubs, 2tq 3ohc; imitation creamery
ersts, }l47ISai special, tlhas2Ac
81 white fancy, NSioc; nearby mis-
"a fsnay. heass fssss hss.s. s1o
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18

ToLEDo, o. Aug is.-Hogs RE-
S:ssI:. SS:!S'I: i%cilsIS @sslgm. Ss!
Sia.. .yfs yGrs'T: c.ls.: s,s"EE,s: EE1s $3.50 iss
higher. sheep asd lambs; harkst.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Aug. 1S.--Wheat Jumped
from 3Nc TO 4hc on the Chicago
grain market today. Bullish Cana
dian advices and reports OF short
French crop sent shorts hurryinE TO
cover. September was up over the
opening NC at il.43A. December up
3kc at si.i7h and May UP CSC at
81 b0h.
Noon--wheat: September. up lNc;
December. up 3hc, May, up 2&c.
Corn: September. UP Nc. December.
up i@c, May. mp f%c Oats; Sep
tember. UP Nc; December, up &c,
May. up NC.
CIose-Wheat: September up tc;
December up "a c. May up 2% &C.. Corn:
Ceptember up &c; December MP ~
May up hc. oats: September up
ic, December UP 1hc; May up lc.
Provisions. Higher.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
CHICAGO RITTER

CHICAGO. Aug. 1s.-Butter: EN-
tras soc nrsts. 20 a 29hc; dairy ex-
tras. am d2shc: hrsts. asa 21c.
Eggs. Prime ordinary. 22u22c:
frsts 24G25c. Cheese: Twins. 15x
Qlsc; young Americas. 17h q17ho.
Live poultry: Fowls. 174c; ducks,
isdl7c geese. 1oQ1lc: springs. roo
PIC. turkeys. 22c. Potatoes Receipts.
7e cars Minnesota and Ohio. $l1os
Jersey. t1.l511.25.
PrfntinE-tbe plain neat kin5-thaf
Is rtakt-Tfmss Job Dept.-Mnfn <61AI
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18

ELaIy BUTTER.
s.iss wst. az 6 cents. an sdv.sas
AZ 10.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18

Printing-the plain neat kind--that
is rIght-Ttmes Job Dept.-Msin 1870.
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NEW YORK. COTTON MARKET

Quotations by Paine, Weber q Co.
Ang 4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-09
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, Aug, S.-Hogs-Receipts'
10000: market strong, mostly lVc
above Yesterdays average. Bulk oil
sales. $9.40ml01O; light $3.50 a.
1920; heavy, 5000 1910; pigs $r90
1850
CattIe-Receipts, 1000 Market
weak. Western steers, $6.65 a s.4V'
stockers, $1,000 1855; cows $5.5o"
9.25; calves, $9.00m12.50.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000; market
steady Wethers, $6.15 q S.35; lamnS'
q 5O6I1l5a
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A. FILIEISCHIIEIR
Real Estate and Insurance
III south Fourth Street

bid for said records and books must do $50
in a sealed envelope, addressed 10 the state
travelling Auditor Santa Fe, -, NJ, ana
such envelope must De endorsed "hid for
proposed new forms' such bid must be
accompanied by a deposit Ia form ot bank
exchange in TIE sum Of S2OO00 as a guar
antce that the contract win be properly
fulfilled.
4. on Monday. August %, 1916, the bids
so received win be opened, and the lowest
responsible bidder Will be given the con
tract for printing and delivering such rec
oIds Unsuccessful bidders will. at that
time. have their deposits returned.
b. The successful bidder must at once
enter into contract with the state travel
Ing auditor anr whcE contract Will specify
the binding. character Of paper etc, an" ~
addition thereto contain agreements sub
stautally as follows
CaD The contractor must complete the
printing Of the books ana records by Oc-
tObcr 49, 1916 and same must be In the
hands Of the various county clerks of
the state on or before october 20, 1910
under a penalty Of 5000 per day for
an time in excess thereof.
Cb) The contractor must send all
books when completed, TO the various
county clerks Of the state, express pre-
paid.
tc) The contractor must charge each
county it's exact and equal share Of the
total contract price, so that the total
as received by him shall be exactly equal
to the total contract price as made I'm
the contract with the state travelling
auditor.
ca The contractor must collect from
each county such proportionate shares
Of the total contract price
should two bids be equal, preference
viii DE given to firm or corporation ~
siding within the State Of New Mexico.
should one Of said bidders be firm or cor
residing within the state In case
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-09
FOR SALE

50, 750-5-room brick, modern, large
basement, corner lot. highlands
close in; easy terms,
$2,5OO-Fiye-room frame, modern,
glassed-in sleeping porch, cellar ,
good outbuldings, fine shade ana
fruit trees, lot 1OONl42; Fourth
ward.
$1,SQ0-Four-r frame, modern,
shade and fruit trees, chicken yard,
garage. North Eleventh street; fine
location.
$3,50O-5-room, modern BUNGALOW,
stucco finish, lot so by 200, good
shade, garage, West Central avenue.
{1,5OO--5-room frame, bath, etc, In
Highlands, close in; very easy
terms.
3S.0O0-5-room brick, modern, West
silver avenue, cellar, good out
buildings.
Many other bargains in improved
and untmproved property.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-09
Denver Livestock.

Denver Aug. 8.--Cattle-Receipts,
! 300: market steady. Beef steers
$G.25H7.85; cows and heifers, 5000
SIS; stockers and feeders, $1,000 20;
calves, $S.O0@l0.00.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market lOc
to l5c higher. Top, $685.; bulk OF
sales, 1915 1855.
Sheep-Receipts, $500; market
steady; lambs, $10.25 a 1885; ewes
SO E0GI71O
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-09

be more bullish as to wheat than even
the radicals had expected, bearish
misgi1ings concerning what would be
shown ruled the market most of the
time today and were only overcome
late in the session by word of liberal
European purchasing and by advices
that black rust danger In Canada was
becoming worse. The market closed
firm, 4 to sc net higher, with Sep
TENDER at $I33& and December
$1.$1 In corn, the outcome ranged
from Ne decline to q a sc advance,
oats finished a to 4 a Ssc down, and
provisions up sc TO 37Rc.
As the government crop report is
based on conditions no later for the
most part than July IS, and as much
of the damage to spring wheat had
not developed until after that date,
the trade as rule was disposed al
first today to be extremely cautious
without accepting estimates that the
total yield 10 be predicted by Washing
ton would he as low as $3.50 BUSH
els. Few, if any traders We're pre-
pared for the total announced after
the close, 2l.OOOOOO bushels still less
in quantity The fact that Liverpool
quotations were lower and that cable
advices said buyers seemed to be
holding off until after the issuance
of the Washington report was a fur
ther disbursement to the bulls. La
ter, however, it began to appear that
Europeans were buying on a big
scale, especially at Winnipeg.
In corn, as in wheat, the guesses
went wrong regarding the government
report The Washington figures as to-
oats proved to be less bullish than eX-
pected.
Provisions assembled owing to higher
quotations on hogs Lard was under
much selling pressure for a while, but
later showed evidence of good de-
mand
Closing prices:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-09

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