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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-10-06

Roosevelt Scores Wilson Once
more Col. Theodore Roosevelt has
caused CONSERVATION among the DEM
cratic managers by portraying in ac-
ter failure of the Wilson administra-
ton even to approximate true Ameri-
Canism in its conduct in his Battle
Creek speech, but proved, that in ev-
cry important affair with which he had
had to deal, President Wilson has
been feeble, vacillating, selfish, al
ways the political opportunist. never
the true, manly American. 81 appeal
to my fellow citizens that they shall
elect Mr.. Hughes and repudiate Mr..
Wilson because only by so doing can
they save America from that faint of
gross selfshness and cowardice which
We owe to Mr.. Wilson's substitution of
adroit eloquence for straightforward
action" declared Mr.. Roosevelt at one
point. president Wilson embodies in
his person that most dangerous doc
trine which teaches our people that
when fronted with really formidable
responsibilities We can shirk trou-
BILE and labor and risk and avoid duty
by the simple process of drugging our
souls with the narcotic of meaningless
phrasemOngering. Mr.. Hughes, to the
exact contrary, embodies the ideal Of
service rendered through conscient-
iOus effort in the fact of danger and
difficulty" he said at another point
MIR. Roosevelt closed his powerful ad-
dress with these words: above all,
let us realize that lofty profession is a
mischievous shown when it is not
into efficient performance.
Among the companions of Lucifer in
Millions mighty epic there was none
among the flercer fiends so dangerous !
as he who
With words clothed in reasons garb,
'Counselled ignoble ease and peacef<1
slOth,
Not peace"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-10-06

Tariff The Great lssue-The tariif is
one OF the greatest issues of this cant
paign. according TO Hon Myron II.
Herrlek. former Ambassador TO
France "In all the manufacturing
states employers and employees are
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-10-06

Wilson and MexicO-"Since Car
ranza's recognition we have seen
Americans who have gone into Mexico
on peaceful errands murdered; we
have seen our own towns upon the
border raided and Americans slain on
American soil. These outrages prompt
ed the President to send our own
troops into Mexico, and this course
cannot be otherwise construed than
as recognition of the fact that the
de facto government in Mexico, recog-
nized by ourselves and by other ma
tons, is not fulfilling the duty which
one government owes to another. Mex
leo is bad neighbor now. There is
no denying this. We live at peace
with Canada on our northern border
without a soldier along the 5000
miles of land, while, as a matter OF
necessity, We are obliged to keep an
armed force on our Mexican border all
Of the time, and have now gathered
there the largest army assembled in
the United States since the Civil War"
This striking comment ON "watchful
waiting" President Wilson's recogni-
ton of Carranza, and the fallacy that
he has kept us out OF war" does not
emanate from a hostile Republican.
The words were penned by none other
than Mr.. Wilson's own Secretary of the
Interior. the Hon. Franklin X. Lane, in
a series of articles now running in var
ious newspapers.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-10-06

Being kept out of has New 100000
Tor the militia mobilization peace hath her
less than war
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-10-06

try. At the present rate our imports
for the present year will exceed those
OF any recent year by $5,OO0,O0O.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-10-06

II is no trouble at all to elect good Office it whale
Of job to keep him good after he gets there
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-10-06

The Augusta Herald looking everything going aking in.
ssts the dollar should he saved today buy some fifty
cent article tomorrow
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-10-06
MASTER
COMMISSIONERS SALE
MASON CIRCUIT COURT

MASON CIRCUIT COURT
a. NJ January FIT al.
Judgment and, Order of Sale
On Petition Ex-Parte
In obedience to Judgment and Or
der of Sale in the above-styled action,
will, as Master Commissioner, on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21

A generous supply Of blooming Easter Lilies ~
In pots. to b blooms on each stalk Each 91
An abundance of carnations, ferns, lilies, roses and
other seasOnable flowers at our Not for Profit
Prices
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
BIG FAMINE IN
LEATHER FEARED
Supply Very Short and There's
No Relief In
Sight

Tie New York Daily Financia!
New. Bulletin SAYS Another trade
is threatened with famine Follow
ms steel and copper leather is now
gathering q coalition which may re-
sul' in o~s uciNs made ot some
ether material and the high price
90 paper Is sand 20 Ne The only factor
checking Jh- extensive manuiactur.
iEg OF paper so.e~.
Contra. Leather common stock,
which hae steadily reelected growing
strength lB 'He financial and physi-
cal condition Of the company since
being placed or dividend BASIS IS
being bought for con seryat.ve New
FnEland Investors, who actively EN-.
plo. their MONEY
The price OF leather is going 10
stay M because OF ,he fact 'has
Rides ar. nor available - formerly
-=7r1rr- -,rlr APiasR- tAa aigA
COS, ot meat eating
Not only Is The supply % cattle
decreasing hut thousands o. horses,
from which leather came ina large
SUPPLY. are bstng killed IN the Euro
pean war without their hides beirs
available
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
EC()RSE

About $4,000 iu sewer and water
extensions will be 7prortioned Tues
tNy evening bN the ECorse viiIRRs
cornell - those -stAd!xlslnns which
are in tho most need of tho improve
rn,nt President Charles Hcide an
nouNced Tuesday
The appropriations were auth0rix-
Oh hY the village electors recently IN
y special election An investigation
- tre various additions viii be made
20 determine thu need OF the water
and sewer extensions according "a
me number - houses being huilt.
etc
There have Beer approved by the
number ~ new suhdtvi stnus MOSTLY
Sea- tAe north end and "a real estate
activity - reported brisk the co4n.
-'l has decided 20 run the Improve
0ents
Irvlug - sta'e-st or ~ Cosmo-
line ia Fcorse village. was completed
ALnndnv night by the Nice ConEtrur.
tom 60. contractors making the frat
WAs street paving IN the village
fFH pc Second street 20 Ne uEvri
West je~ ave which has been
T1vrd with brick f0r many years Il
me onlv other improved highway In
tHe community
Contracts FOR the Mnnroe-st having
were awarded last v-e~k 20 tho Rice
COMPANY. which promised 20 nnish u
fhis wear
The strike - tho 20 workusn ~
fhe Efcc CO Monday. which threat
eupd tn prevent compilation % the
paving ended hy noon when com
rauy ofS cisls treated with the men
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
BOOKLET SHOWS
HOW AUTOMOBILE
TIRES ARE MADE

In a handsome fo-y-pAse booklet.
Just is~u4l. The merits OF F!res,oue
automobile tires are set forth q an
attractive manner. The pages OF the
book. eIaborately engraved contain
pictures Of the tire IN evolution,
from The .rIde ruJoer state 10 the
finished product a
In detail the reading matter ~ the
took tells how the giant WORKS Of
the company have been 20 organized
that each man t. brouEh, 20 The ".
mos, OF producing efficiency thru the
use Of modern machinery one III
stance IS told ot Ia which one man
operates 1900 horse power by
standing in a room and moving one
lever
The Introductory paragraph OF the
book e. voryled a visit with the
-z,.-sE,t
factory. it's trlIchos-some pictures
q the specialists and the facilities
devoted 20 the production and Dis
rributicn II Flrestone products"
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
31ST men
ATTACKED
BY SHIPPERS
Villistas Beaten Off In
Night Battle In
Texas
tstan Correspondent D-trei, r,me.J

DNfFoh
FL PASO Sept. 20 MEXICAN snip
crs, believed 20 lie OF Villas PARIS
concealed themselves opposite LaC
southern Pacific tunnel. six miles
from III Paso and late last night at
tempted surprise attack on sergt.
Walter Stockmon and detail OF
men from Company Il. Thrty-nrst
Michigan infantry. For several min.
utes there WAS heavy firms directed
az Michigan mon. who took shelter
In trenches prcyioutIy dug TO pro.
vide for such an emergency. LIEUT.
Mcleod. 81 Company F. with a de-
tachment OF men from the company
hurried TO the tunnel mile distant
from the Smeltcr where the company
Is stationed and directed several vol
leys in the dircC ton OF the Mexican
tTrF which WIS sIlenced in \ few min.
utcs More o. the Michigan boys
was wounded.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
"CYCLONE" DAVIS
HERE TO BOOST
FOR PRESIDENT

Wearing a regulation linen col
Jar. J II Davis. con gresham from
Texas, better known az Cyclone
Davis. who gained fame when he
Arst appeared in Washington BY
wearing a mufaer in place OF the
convention neck dress, arrived In
Detroit. Monday morning. 20 report
70 the state Democratic COMMITTEES
preparatory 20 "a tour 81 the state in
behalf % Precedent Wilson The
congressman declares the presi.
dents reelection g. assured aud is
prepared 90 give reasons FOR such
belief And this in spite OF the
fact that Cyclone himself was re-
Gently defeated FOR denomination in
The Texas primaries.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
Suburban News
WYANDOTTE

After an illness 81 hut Ave days OF
blood poisoning thought 20 have been
contracted through excessive bath
ing John Cashmere. Jack" iH-yehr-
ola son of Mr and Mrs Joseph
Cashmere. North Riddle. ave and &C.
iar- - died Monday noon In his par
cutS' home
Roval Arcn Masons viii confer the
Royal Arch dtsree Thursday even
irE 80 class ~ candidates IA the
Masonic temple.
Many members Of the 1915 Indian
fnotuHI team are expected 10 attend
the re-OrgaDiEati0n meeting Wednea-
dag evening a. the city park while
officials OF the team expect large
number ~ new andidAtes strong
schedule viii De arranged with De
tfolt and state independent teams
knights Of columbus viii meet
Friday evening IN the g " p \
hall
CITY comm ssion Will meet Tues
tRN evening In the city hail. In regu-
Tar weekly session Reports on the
progress ~ the Pine-st. paving are
expected.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
BIRMINGHAM

Tho directors - the pirninEham
club will hold meeting Friday
svening IN their club house on south
The prayer circle will meet this
afternoon AZ the home ~ Mrs. VIII
Ham olson. on Wiilits-st
Tho willing WORKERS society or
southaeId. will meet wednesday aft
sru0on n, the home ~ Mrs Harry
EusprU. IN Southhrld
Theron r. smith r. building a
Nra l. y Wooster ~ very w AT
her ,nte N pierrc-st
r r. Van Auken ~ F"nton. Is Wis
sing 81 Tho home - Mr. and Mrs A.
II -an h1k0r. on Pierce 81
Or aud Mrs. Ellis Green, ~ De-
traIf are vfS.tinR a. the home - Mr.
and Mrs fomuol Greer, on Brownell-
Tho r m.nuIrau high school foot
hall team, VII play The Ypsilanti
lam. a. YpsilsutL SATURDAY. after
Lauren stsogh IL ,aIidlng house
Mr. AMI and Hrs. Guy TAYLOR aro
SPENDING two days with relatives IN
Mr. and Mrs. samuel Green went
10 HOLLY .oday - rtfend tho funeral
~ IrsrDh firittead. which viii DO
MID this aftert, on
Mr. NInr Mcclellan nr Ann Ar
H0r it .D"at a. Tho hptn" ~ Nj
and Ms samuel foNiihh' on nam
Mr. ard Mrs. John Beard Mr. AM
Mrs Loo gsagcf and Mrs Hor1 u
YOUNG went .unfay. on motor trip
10 Tniefo. g.
NrF go Crney and Mrs.. q. Can
non, Of Detroit and Mrs Jennie
Pafipy. a. Lancer. spent sunday a.
THE home - Mrs Nellie camp, IN
.fnufh Wood ward ave
Tho AUXILIARY society ~ tho ~.
f1woa Irl4ropal church VIII whyt
Tim Isday afternoon at the home ~
Airs Charles -'inrhhrld. lu HlJom-
fcid ~ lie
Virgil L1ckrow BE- building n house
on Oakland -nvr.
Mr. victor Donnip0u. ~ pcf-Bt.
81 aUrn ling IS few days ~ tho hpWH
~ Nre l. y Monster. ~ PirrrcsS'
Trn "lathcld has returned from D
ttin 80 Denver. COLO
Hrlcn tho tvfl',r-ff ~ TTfT1 III
- Nr aud Nrs II Gould. - a..f
Mapi~-ave. fell from a rocking hsIr.
-un1ny night. and broke her left
arm
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
New Records Set In
Numerous Metal
Issues
RECORD PRICES MADE IN
NEW YORK STOCK MARkeT
Two Million Share Day.
Stock

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.--ln the
Rreatest bull market in the history
of New York exchange. Monday
steel railroad and copper shares adj
yanced 10 new nigh records, while
frantic brokers crowded and fought
10 execute orders that poured IN
from every section Of the country.
AT 2 O'Clock. 1.s47 900 shares had
been traded. This figure exceeded
the total sales OF any previous day
In 10 years except March "a, 1901.
the panic year when two and a haif
million shares were turned over IN
i've hours.
Coming on top OF more than two
weeks OF million shares DAYS today
market surpassed anything hereto
fore known In that standard shares
replaced the "war brides" Of record
hull movements Of recent months.
United States Steel common jump
ed 50 a share TO 1920. a record price,
on sales OF $4,000 shares IN four
hours, while wall-st. discussed re
vcrts that Europe Is ciamorins for
steel which mills cannot deliver.
Anaconda Copper. with a rsr value
o. $50, sold at $io2. leading a bull
movement In copper shares such as
has never before been known In
wallst. Other copper shares follow
ed, responding to the purchase by
the British government of one-fourth
Of the american copper production
Of 1915.
This afternoon railroad shares
were swept into the whirl OF euilish
sctivity. Union Pacific setting a new
record at I4e 80, while Erie equaIed
its best previous performance by
crossing 40.
Before 2:3o. the 2,0oo, 900 share
mark bad been parsed. making today
The heaviest sales day since 1907.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
CrRn CnPPFn sTocKs.
NV Ynnk pRnnTCE

VFW YORK Sept 90 Flour.
steady. winters. 80 90 rs; spr'nRg
s775qs Pork st"ady. mess S2O0
II Lard vim middle west spot
ElbT0uI 20 sugar Raw. strong
Ceut~iYur~t 20 test. Sc % uuscovade.
a. fert $50 -~fuad firm c4f i0Rf
500. crushed % grwtered. g. s..
30 T on spot. 97sc Tsli0w Firm
special. ~ O.. city. 90 county, % n
~ tay STEADY prime 81 25 No.
2. 81. clover f0catft1b Dressed
poultry Ftran turkeys p q 56c.
chickens goo 82r. fowls I50 21ts o..
duck. &c Live poultry Flynn
goose. 1Fc ducks irc. fowls 20ia m
aIr. turkorF ffu zoo ro~xfs~s &c.
chicken. 1r0llers. goa U-fC Cheese.
STEADY. taNio milk. common 70 spe-
ciala. bN 200. skins. common % Hpe
ctat. TMfsAc
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
plas.erers Meetina Here.

More than 100 unions are repre-.
scented By the AS delegates attend
ipg tho biennial convention OF the
Plasterers and Cement Finishers' in.
ternational association in the Hotel
Stafler Tho convention was vel
coined by Mayor Marx and called
20 order Monday by President Ed
verd McGlvern. OF BOSTON David
MCKAY 81 ,cav YORK cry, respond
"a 70 Mayor Marx.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
livestock
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCk
nunnInr A AIeNrnr

EAST BUFFALO. y r. sept "a
Cattle Rere pts GOO care market.
Is q 25C lower. one load prime steers
SOLD a. 1850 Jutcrrre ssnf far
s. J0IT
Hogs Receipt 30 cars, stow
heavy. 81 tGu All BOZ y1rEers. 81 q
IL 90. pigs S. SOC f.Tf.
sheep Receipts. 40 cars. slyw t1p
lambs, flf-a1f a0. Teart.rEE, - 20
4925 Wethers. SIS rs. ewes. s. 2
$50
Calves. .511s.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
cHtcAGn LnE srnck-

CHICAGO III sep. Frrra
Receipts. ". 0Oo market SLOW rrIveH
and butchers SO rFuTffs I'D
heavy f1c.a5mIf rough hen.r
N0G 1875 light. t1rfGN 1.rr rfr.
fM1o Cattle uecripts $4,000.
market. steady beetee - rnN I'D en
cows and heifets - toQ1 70. eeede~i
and atockerR ffC00~ fr Tpsara
tItsds20 calvet ts5omI3 sheen
Receipts. $4,000 market steady n4.
tive, tsSb nT.a0 western. f-25 n s r0
lambs. sS.75a10.50 western. t1u
tioeS
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
CHICAGO Hitter

CHICAGO sept Hsfrrr-s Ev-
trss. 35ci .nrsts, 3oih q u &c. dairy
eSttns. aels n 81 nc. nIsts. ~ u s0c.
ERgF' rime ordinary, Zsff 7ac.
hrstH 30 NJ zoe. Cheese Twins, tsN r.
young America, fGh,r Live poiii
Try Fowls Ifr. ducks 1gdIbc
geese. ~ "a lGc. springs. ier. turkeya
Z5r Potatoes. Jersey Giants 81 %
nf15 Witronein. sldIi5. Greer
Mountains. a. 200 IS new potatoes
receipts s. cars
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
CLEVELAND LIVE Sro,1x

CLEVELAND. sept az Hogs: Re
ceipts. 1000, Sc higher workers.
silns; ulsAd and mediums. sf1.isT
~ 20. piEs. Ss7S: roughs So So stays
ara steady Sherp and lamha. Re.
ccipts 8 cars. weak inrvhH Ton
t1pi5 Calves. Receipt $50. steady
tor g3cf
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26

New Hampshire Democrats will
meet in IN state convention ~ Con.
cord today 70 5dopt \ platform and
prepare plans FOR the fall campaign.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
litter AND FGGS.

Rutter--FVtrp creamery. 77c ~.
creamery Hrsts 70t.~ ~ dairy. &c
r. packing stock 23isc 10
EuEs-Treah receipts cases IN
~luAe1 Hrsfp soc. current receipfq.
2ss- dor Receipts Monday, ESQ
cases
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
Banks and Trust Companies.

r.. cis! t on a., a.: s,sSssss
W = Meas a Co. Carlyle : Povsh.
Gee N West a Co. n y. M4cerons
meur a Co. W. X AcfA1shlin. Mer-
Co. VIM A. Nesr a Co. siacIair q
s ss. s cs' X f feIr;sso G %@- JOEL II
finn. a, ". walises a Co. Lewis a
eoekerd q Co. Bennett Smith q
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
Grain and Provisions

rr-po.v sem. IS CLOSE ~ aear
- = F'.Tns .P'n.'H ,s o.. s~
s ..ta.l rea . s.arp .r-
vr 4
ss rsnr-,,d uE sash 2
- Ser Sc, ."' ava s,-' q
\.vs Sr"- rr.-tiTa fn bevtst.
,r1s.ae. r...h o.s Grra--e ~ l-y
v--ttrr r-7 emo rutl-rI- fs- o .r-sf
ur ..uat,. tr-- .alan ~
SIS, ,n aea.s Cd RI g
..-.. ,-s. y--,.' sy7--,.
~.-s- ~ ua...-,f
..t..- ...- ... s.r week ..r-
I-s .,-.A. o--ar ~ ests 4se
ss.s.a ~
,r- YES t tre .-.sl IS Haarls
tHa .a-rt.r, at-at a year ag1
"a, af-rss s-.,irE ,re
.r 'sa.t. +et -yr-t,oN
49, 81 ,.- b. l-
~ r.-e .e- ss.r- ..-- x~e.s taAr
..-, .D,.~rs sst.ts country i.
.s-.tt ~-,4 .r..- .axs ~ha a.
-r. errrf- rs rs.ta ra al r-e y
4~. ~ .,.-t s.--. e.a.r -ata-ti -us
3. trrs v r as s-rIt rs e was
"a .p.- no..
rt.s-- s t+-egs during ths
--.rr-- nara ~ tNa .ar t-t failed
o. r.ts tr. lar.-.t ..se" was
Is. ~1t-r ----ss
ones -r-r-.- q, --r4 -sv- bears
ts- -r-
N.~-rz wheat -. --r+.-v Cash
Nr rod 81 -.rr.-...r wheat
..e-rf v-r a- afvrr-r ~ &c at
s. 81 gained -- asf ue1 90
s. - NeF 0rr rs1 - 5 f- +-urh ed
g. t-a anil g. ~.F r.. g. s5L- 40
v.r'-s g.. 81
W.~Fars coarse E-as- quotations
rr-r- -f-- SO 9 tter. $50 2 ye,-
,aw $50 ~ yellow SS- Ne
yellow. stt-r " yellow stfsti4c
ra-z- ~tr-f4-F ou~--H 80 soc. ard
I~af ra L~ SO ur.ta ereusd
M 3- ava rfrn- .ed rr {. r-e 30.
white 4s@-
ngl--a.. W ste1
Fsr~s r. MEDIATE a-4 prompt
~
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26

Detroit. bank laHrIurs frr Monday
were fS2i4.Sf9 Total rfrtr|-ls
FOR 1915 90 date nrp 81 5ff.IrI.48. ~
A. against tt.oefgnn. Ga0.Sa FOR the
corresponding pcSspd last year.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26

F''tA
ApPIr--shc Fsi bu ys0Fe Per
rr' for eh5ice sne sseS5o for
ssnsns. Good shipping stock.
' ssaa.sr., afni hmas sss1o H.:
tanroruis rruit.-plow-. urso
s. pears $259 box grap-s, s'.15 a ;
TshbaEr-sp So per Dbl.
Cheese-Mch' San eats, lac New
NCrh 3. -. domestic SWiss ~ d sc
Imported SWISS, a. q atr. brick cream.
.7c long horns. 2oNc, daisies, ia
ruaberrie.-'-'5 per eu. SIS per
dressed C.,,e. Fancy country
E,resh vegetable. peppers
81 7Sre bu radtshes. ia &c DOG
parsley 25 Q 2oe doE eucumbers, 81 a
tots " !. bg. i,,ttssSSs - 90 9 ! s b.,
onions l5alse dog green sorn. ,iTS
bag t,, Sss p; mt 'l,} I iss s1' s.ls
ssststs sies.c. ,5-lS Saskets. IS
rtsr- --la baskets. lsg zoe
New Heney-F'ency white $50 isc:
arr az. toe lie H. extracted. pSe
Hay-oetroit shipper. ar. paying
the fo.l'yins priTTsss -, BAGS ray n
S or . se~ ,Gssi f''; standard tir
i !, 10 s'f' tImo,h gsh;; ,i Vsiiia
Haived. ,llgi;, 80 n,'.sa: ,giS;
Is: wheat and oAt straw. ss.so0f
ton
L.me...,sgss! per boz,
Northumberland nsis. ,IS:
osage. s. Is to- per ou.: waternelors
6 soc each
Saiss..sSats.fa , .'ai2s S'T per
PescLe.-rancy. Sc: A. ti75. A.
n r,,, i,, n s . 81 pc. S 81
Psi%'ee.-Roand. ,i7B. long. $40
Poui,rs -Hrr1e-.. isa2oc; fancy
benz '2s:ie rgs ,,s . hess isgi3s.
geese l3Fltc. ducks. ia lse, tur-
>wer, Po,.tee.--t, % PEI eg ',,s
rer bel. Jerseys. t.T5 per eu-. IS
per | yossrxa PRICES
Csns.d eoed.-APpiss .saScas0
i sal Mime 1f e'A ans standard. Il.
early June, u 40: standards. 81. SAL
mon tai ';'O: Cat; p 5x,s: s zoe To- To-
early june. sl.S0: siftsd early Juns
cSnee-whi;s House, ase: standard
packages. lsi+ H7ii1 j. 10
-s---s.--S sss------;--s-4-sA--s z.-44--=-A--i7S-
fne n .9t'lngs SIS CT lckei corn. 49,;
coarse corn meal '3s' corn and cat
chop. go ton
Floar-Johhirg prices Pas. Nlchi-
gan patent. - 40 send patent $50
straight. - Sc rure rye. s. spring
patent. isto Dbl n eightES paper
saska
D~trsIt on-Paw lnseed oii, 75e:
bo-I~d lin seef. Tsc gal in barrel lota.
karoE@n@ N iron barrels, Diam I'd
headlight, &c perfection. Sic. Pa1R-
cine, u &c, red crown gasoline, lie
Hsrdwar--Naus. $500 key base:
sr7eaf-f VIZ, SIS bundle galvan-
tied barbet wire. 1-poinJ. " ss sCoo!:
salvsniz,,t sheets s-saaEe, 49, g.
s% tS .rs's sandIsd. SO 80 soSsfs,
tt2so d0z. black sheet metal = and
1.-EauEe 1925, gauge i330 -
gauge. 81 SO 2s-gaugs, y 8. per cwt.
Carriage bolts. small. so. 10 and
ST.. '1 srss SO S. i Is and g on i. 9T'
a. - and OF list
Hide--No cured hides. isr 70.
green hides ice No I cured bul.a.
49, No green bulls. i2c No. l
cured veal kip. 17c No. ! green veal
kip &c. No I cureu murrain. 1891
No Z green murra!n. lsc No cured
fa hose a'i hl1 s2 S. So ;A hor:e h4 S2
s. 80 No ! tallow, &c No. 2 tallow.
SIC per 10 No 2 hides, Ic or. No.
1as g amount vooi1. JOc'a,i2S
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5Tseo,o66 FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local
Produce

DETROIT. Mich sept sb-Nith
krF was attte slow In starting on
NJ rrIaN and not much IN The way OF
price changes Was 90 ae notice. The
higher, bat this haJ been anticipated
here The esg market Is very r rm
each sscrt ediuE move being upward.
arti the Jewish New Year - on the
g. f1And Tor heavy hers viii be
GrLeut and the receipts - poultry
sire ar no time heavy euoN gh 10 az
Iart pr.res very Materially Peaches
we're fn fairly good supply. aud did
rnt clean lp un the early ran APP
I.Hs pear. aEA grapes are also Ia
good supply. and the demand IS sea d.
s,uAtle
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
CHICAGO GRArN

CHICAGO SEPT % opening --
Wheat -epten b@~ up Ia -- De0~r1-
Der up , ~ Nay G0 zr Corn Sep
TENDER vrrharge3 ne -p-rh Der gp n O..
Nay w y Oats september IN
changed ~e~eu- t,-r u- 20. Nay up
SC Provisions steady
Wheat SEPT down "a
DAc down I1.r Nzy down - r.
Corn SEPT down fr De- WI :. o.
Nav down 1~ oafs sep down
"a Dec down sc May down &c.
Provisions steady
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26

Printi"g---the Pisis neat hIas--,hn,
IL rtEht--Times job Dept-Msin fs1o.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
Quotations hv paf-s. Weber &
%. sept &c. 1915
Opc- High. Low. Close
rOLFDO GRAIN.

sb,Bd tsjsola lx)split
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-. IN. lttF wv 'tL NfH HNHENl.f
- Mr. nd Nrs n Gould - east
MHpl~-aVe feil from a rocking -haIr
SUNNY night. and broke her left
arm
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1916-01-13
Abolish Convict Labor.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Jan. 12-It is
stated that 500 prisoners at the West
ern penitenttary have ceased work in
the hat, broom and hosiery depart
ments because of the new convict-la-
Dor law, which, took effect the first Of
the year, and which provides that
products of the penitentiary shall be
consumed, by. state and county institu-
tions. Until the prison labor commits
sion has perfected its plans, work at
the Western penitentiary will be ap-
portioned among those made idle be-
cause of the law.