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The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
Purchasing of Masses
Increases Asserts
Financier
WAR STIMULUS
NOT OVER YET
Huge Trade Balance
Expected, Therefore
to Continue

NEW YORK. Sept. 11.--Henry
Clews, in his trade review, says;
General business has slowed
down somewhat. bank clearings now
running only about 90 per cent
ahead Of last year. as against 40
and so per cent ahead a few weeks
ago Nevertheless, trade has been
more active than usual al this sea.
son; and, as summer draws TO
close. all indications point TO an ac-
tive fall trade.
r "A most important factor in this
connection is the immensely increas-
ed purchasing abilities OF the
masses, resulting from the active
employment OF many classes OF la.
Dor at unusually high wages. partic-
ularly those engaged in the making
or handling OF munitions.
THE war. the stoppage OF emf,
grafton and the great demand for
hands In many plants have created
a serious scarcity OF labor. the re-
suit being that labor as class is
unprecedentedly prosperous and In
.ests1Sc xsx1a@eEE1srsAan1.SA1nnnAx
still higher wages. The strikes OF
today are melted by prosperity and
not by wage reductions: they are
part Of the general infiationary
movement which is spreading over
the whole world, and which has ap-
parently not yet run it's full course
One OF the results of the war has
been TO immensely stimulate the in
dustrial activity that would in any
event have developed In this coun-
try, though in a much less degree.
This war stimulus will extent
for some time yet. some authorities
saying the war will last for another
year at least. The progress of the
Allies is exceedingly formidable. but
slow; and the resisting powers OF
the Central powers are doubtless
much greater than commonly sup
posed; as the Allies progress, the
n ore desperate the resistance they
viii have 90 encounter. The man
ayers OF our industrial plants are.
therefore, calculating upon a CON
tinuarce Of this allpowerful slim
illus OF wal orders, which in turn
induces continued heavy exports,
huge trade balances. gold imports
and further foreign credits. loans
or bond issues. For another year.
at least. New York promises to be
the only free money market in the
world, and this means further
prolongation Of financial. industrial
and commercial activity. increased
TO a still higher degree by an enor-
nous gold supply and the new bank
ing system, both Of which have per
mitted a huge but sound expansion
Of credit"
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
HUGHES TO SEE
HORSE RACES
Candidate Visits New York
State Fair In Syracuse
Today

SYRACUSE, n. Y. Sept. Ii
Charles r. Hughes. who as govern
or. put stop TO horse racing In
New York for time. is 10 witness
a speed contest here this afternoon,
II the plans OF the local committee
which has arranged for his enter.
tainment are carried out. Hughes
II the greatest OF the attractions OF
the New York state fair which
opened today. A municipal holiday
was declared and $4,000 persons
were expected at the grounds.
Hughes had enjoyed a day OF real
rest In, the Massachusetts, capital
yesterday. after his strenuous three
days campaigning In Maine and was
in fine fettle
The whistles on all the merry.go-
rounds screeched and the bands
played AZ Hughes entered the fair
grounds He was due 10 speak In
Empire court ~ o'clock after
which II was planned for him to
witness the Grand Circuit races. &C.
cupying a private box with Mrs.
Hughes.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
Steel SETS
new MARK
ONCE MORE
Immense Volume of
Business Is Done in
Days Trading

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE New
Yodk Evening Sun financial review
today says:
Although the volume of realizing
was enormous In todays operations
the markets ability for taking
stocks prevented anything In the ma
ture OF real weakness. declines when
recorded being confined as a rule
within narrow limits. while In the
best part OF the session the general
tendency was In the direction Of
higher levels. with marked improve
ment recorded by many issues. En-
I'm the last hour strength was ~
ported throughout with Steel COM
mon moving to a new high record.
Commission houses report buying
by outsiders OF large financial re-
sources. Big margins have been
provided, while In many instances
heavy amounts OF stock have been
taken out OF the market on actual
cash purchases. The latter move
ment has been pronounced in Unit
ed States Steel common, and to .
small extent in the preferred. which
offers prime investment opportuni-
ties with a return at it's present
level OF about 5S8 peg cent ~
against slightly less than Ave per
cent for the junior shares. LAcka-
wanna Steel Is being taken on dis
tended dividends" et
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
SELLING HAtTS
RALLY IN WHEAT

CHICAGO. Sept. ll.--Strong sell.
ing pressure halted a sharp rally In
wheat prices after steady opening
today. The market scored fractional
gains few minutes after the start,
but dropped when bears threw con.
siderable wheat on the market.
September was down below the
opening ! 1.2c, at sl5l IA; Decem.
Der down l-2c. at sl.53. and May
down lie, at s1.53 1-2
An overbought market combined
with favorable crop reports from
Iowa and Illinois tumbled corn val.
ues from 7-Sc TO &c. September was
down &c. at IS 3-4c: December
down lac, at ~ 1-sc, and May
down 7-Sc, AZ 10 5-sc.
Oats opened low and continued
downward on weakness in other
grains. September down 5-Sc, al
40 l-Sc; December down lie, at
AZ 5-Sc, and May down l-Sc. at
30 l-2c
Provisions were lower in sympa-
thy with a weak hog market.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
VILLA STORIES
UNCONFIRMED

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-THE
war department today received from
Gen. Funston additional information
crediting reports OF Villista activi-
ties. Funston's message included
the following from Gen Pershing:
Reports regarding Villas move.
ments north continually received
through FL Paso authorities. So far
these reports cannot be confirmed
here, although every possible source
OF Information Ia being used. Pa
trolls Al San Lorenzo. from FL Vale.
reached Santa Clara Canyon and
about 80 miles on chihuahua road.
but could hear nothing OF villa nor
any movement Of villistas, People
bad heard vumors OF Villistas at
Satevo but nothing OF any action
north OF there"
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
.PAICE.DETROIT
DROPS II DROPS

Paige-Detroit furnished the fea-
ture OF dull session on the Detroit
Stock exchange. Monday. BY slip
ping down II points from the bid OF
Saturday, which was 40 The bid
price remained at 80 throughout the
session, but the offering would not
come under 80.
The opening, Monday, developed
but little change in prices in any OF
the Issues except several OF the mo-
tors, which showed a tendency 10
fall of. Chevrolet fell IL points, the
bid being 1875. Maxwell dropped of
three and a half points, and several
OF the others fractions.
Burroughs sagged Ave points. the
bid being 420-20 points below the
Offering
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
Havre De Grace Entries.
ron EanAN

First RRce-3-year- oids and up,
IFS. Lockwood. i23: Klng Worth. i7s .
Juliet. %. Ambrose. il5; Tinkle BELL
III: xPres,on Lynn. liz: Plumose
III, Sherwood. ils. Virginia w. l05;
Paystreak. ia, Carlton O.. III: Kill
luminator, los. Murphy. III; Gloam-
Second Rsce-Maiden 2-year-oid
Miles and geldings. 3 furiongs: kits
ia. Poronius. ii5 Mother Machrse
ia. Scylla, ii2. Alma r. ia. Hyan-
mis-, li5. Night owl. IFS. Precise. ll2
lies ond seldings, furiongs Mo
Murray ia. supernaL ia Battle.
Daddy Longlegs. IFS; Chelsea. ia;
Admiration, ii2
Fourth Racial ages handicap.
mouse. 100. Bayherry Candle. ilS.
Gnat. ~ Filttergold. 10
Fifth Race year-olds, selling. so
furlongs: Flare. los silver Sandals.
Meals. 10, Tootsie. 100: sChatterhoy.
ITO; xzinnia. as Fantambala III;
BOTTLES Habv. il3. Aime T. III Cruz
COS. 10, Reprobnte. ll2.
sixth Haze year-olds and m.
Render. io5 xClir Haven, 100 Little
ENGLAND. III. Daingerneld. 1I5. Dew
llnsh, III slumberer III; Tamerlsnc,
seventh Race -a-vear-oids and up.
lO5 xKeziah. o.: Chesterton. lls:
scorp n. us. Sir Denrah. 10. Day
Day. il5
Skpprentice allowance claimed
Weather clear, track fast
Note--The second race. having re-
ceived ~ entries, was divided and
VIII lie run a. second and third races
Third race failed 10 MI.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
COBB'S DOUBLE SENDS
v|TT0vER PLATE; vEACH
SCORES BUSH AND TYRUS
DetrOiterS Land on BOehling
In Third Frame of
Conflict

CLEVELAND. O., Sept ll.-Cleve-
land and Detroit played the second
game OF their three game series here
this afternoon. Foil named Boehl-
ing. Washington discard. as his
pitcher. while Dauss worked for Jen.
nings.
Despite the injury TO his leg. re-
ceived in sliding TO the plate in
yesterdays encounter. Cobb contin-
ued in the game.
First Inning.
DETROIT--Nitt walked. Wit stole
second Bush grounded 20 Boehiing
Witt taking third Turner threw out
went 60 deep center To- take VeRch's
long fly. No run no HIT. no error
Moeller Turner singled over third.
baser. Bush made a wonderful pick
up Of Speakers drive over second
forcing Turner Speaker died steal
Ing, spencer to Young. No run. one
hit, no error
Second Inning.
DETROIT ksvsnsgh throw out
Crawford. f4cilman beat out Mt
fied 20 Moeiler Kavanhgh threw out
spencer No run. ono hit no error.
CLENELAND--Nit tossed out Roth.
Neaeh's running catch robbed KRVa-
nash OF triple wamby lifted TO
Cobb No run. M hit. no error.
Third Inning.
pETROTT--Dauss walked Wit
forced pauss Guisto 90 Wamby Bush
hit over Turned Wit was safe at
second whom kavansgh muned Tur-
ner's throw 10 second Cobb doubled
tn ieft scoring s.ritt. -Bush holding
third. veach doubled 10 left scoring
bush and Cobb Kavanagh threw out
Crawford. Veach taking third He'll
man singled through short setring
Veach. Young forced Heilmsn. WAN
by 10 KavanRgh Four runs. three
bits one error
CLENEt.ASD-pau threw out
Guipto. H~ilman made one-hAnd
catch ~ O'Ncirs drive Gandil batted
for Roehling Gandil singled over
second Moeller Med 90 Neach. No
Iun. one hit. no error.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
NEW YORK PRODICE

NEW YORK, Sept 1i-FIour
Quiet and unchanged. Pork Firm
mess t3On 81. Lard quiet. middle
west spot. f465d1415 sugar. Raw.
quiet, centrifugal. es test s5l4. mus.
covRde. 81 test. ,i9a refined quiet
cut loaf. $40. crushed s. rs pow
dered. s6.@5 Uranulatrd. fs25N6 30
Coffee: Rio 40. ON spot. lOd10isc
Tallov Firm special. &C. city. SIC.
county. 81 FEC Hay. Quiet prime
tl3b No. 3. ti.O5aliO. clover. soc n
lTh Dressed poultry, Firm tur-
KEYS. 75 n s5c, chickens 2ON72c
fowls 15m 22isc; ducks. Long JsIand
2ic. Live poultry Firm geese l7c.
ducks. l6d G. fowls. 1ac. TURKEYS
10 n 20c rooster &c, chicken, brnfi-
ers Fl n 2ac cheese. Firr, state
milk common 10 specials. 1AnlQtt C..
skins, common 20 ep"cial "a u Sc
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
IDA TARBELL =
DECLARES u. i. 49,
us OOTof DIM

NEW YORK. Sept. 11.--"Theodors
Roosevelt Is out OF date" Ida Tar.
bell. magazine writer and economist
said today In declaring for President
Wilson. He does not and never
has fully understood what the Pro
gressives are fussing about" Miss
Tarbell said, land there never has
been one OF them who could ten
him SO that he could get the idea.
President Wilson Is the FIRST real
Progressive leader this decade hAs
produced"
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11

livestock
uIcHIGAN CENTRAL sToCKYARDs

DETROIT. Sept. 1i,-Cattle: Mar
ket dull. best heavy steers, SsnsoO;
best handy weight butcher steers.
t725Q7.75; mixed steers and hei1ers.
$50: light butchers. S5.T5I6; best
cows. Ss1650. butcher cows. Sb.boU
SIS; common cows. S4.5ogs5, Gamers.
t325a+25: best heavy bulls $50 $40
bulls ,t5oG5. feeders. ss.5oa7;
stockers. s55Od $50: mixers and
springers. s50a90 Veal calves: Mar.
ket steady. best. sI2mi3; heavies: Is
a. sheep and lambs: Market,
lambs 26m10c higher: sheep steady
best lambs. 81 fair lambs $40 a. 90;
light 10 common lambs. SS6s 80; fair
to good sheep. SEA $50: culls and
s4Gb Hogs Market pros
poets lower; pigs 500; workers. and
heavies. tl0Mll.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
Lexington Entries.
For Tuesday,


First Race StcnewAll selling ham
dicap, 3-year- odds and up. fur
longs. Jack ODowd, 81 Libers-or,
80 Uncle Hart Hocnir. Sleeth. Dimi-
tri i07 Droil. los
second Race--Seliing. 2-year- Ids,
5h furlongs. NPhilemon, l0l Ress-
anita Ringen. Elizabeth Thompson
100 Shinstone, los, The Baroness.
Third Race-selllng: 4-year old :
and M mile and a sixteenth. xDisil-
lusion. 40 Bean Spiller. Worlds Won
der. Scommaurctta, 100. Surprising.
Fourth Race-The Hartland hAndi-
cap, 2-year-olds and up, mile and
quarter McAdoo. 100 Embroidery.
Water Witch. los. Killanna, III.
FIN RAce--The KeNnland purse
2.year-olds. Niles, 5ta furlongs: Dla-
mond. Rosewood. 100, Mary Belle.
100 Auriga, ii5.
Sixth Race selling. 3-year-olds
and up furIonEs Old Cahter. 100
GCarrie Orme. NHa'Penny. l0l: xMor-
ristown l05. Col Marchmont Ralph
Lloyd. los, Cash on Delivery, ia.
Seventh Race--Advance money sell
ing %-year- olds and up; mile and a
sixteenth: xI,ouise Paul. 80. Camel
liza. l0t White Crown, 1O7; Water
proof. 100: Howdy Howdy. li2.
XApprentice allowance claimed.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. sept. il.--Opening -
Wheat: September up NC; December
unchanged May down NC. Corn:
September down &c: December down
&c; Nav down i9c. oats: September
down nc, December down nc: May
down &c Provisions: Unchanged.
Wheat September. down
nc, December, down NC; MAY. down
NC Corn. september down &c; De-
Gambler down li4c. MAY down &c
Oats: September, down 1%c: Deem
Der, down lc. May down Nc
Ciose-Whea September up i.v:
December up &c; May up &c. Com.
September down / TIC; December down
- MAY down &c oats: September
down &c December down &c: May
down sc Provisions. steady.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
CES
Belmont Results.

First Race--5h furlongz Hwfa
ll6 tTroSlerD. 2 10 ). : to 5 and ! TO
J. won. Leicester. il5 tDaviesD. Is TO
,. even and ! 90 >. second, First Bal-
lot. ll2 Mink. Is TO /. to ] and .
to !. third Tame I O5 IS Leading
Lady. Onunda Decl5mate. Pickwick
and Black Eagle also ran.
Second Handicap. furlongs:
Hanson. 10 (Dsvies). 10 TO o. even
and 10 ? won. Fsrnrock. III
tkeogh). 2 10 /, even and TO ?? sec
ond Xylon. i07 tBuSton). Z TO LIS 20
and even. third. Time, i:7T. Milk
man. Hauberk and Gamer also ran.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. Sept. i1.-Hogs; Re-
cripts. 81 600: market slow and Sc
lower: mixed and butchers se.75T
II 25: good heavy. 1926 n lo.so; rouE''
heavy. $685. a 81 IS; light. 5000 II %
pigs. $3.50 $50. Cattle: Receipts.
2s. ono: market steady. &C lower,
beeves. 506ll35, cows and heifers.
81 20 a 30: stockers and feeders. 1910
1850: Texans. s7256iS4o. calves.
IS 2Sd1275 sheep: Receipts. 10 600:
market steady: native. s6s5ms: west
ern. s71S3S: lambs. s1.25 q IL 20:
western. sT50Gisi5
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK
DuuUfuR a stevens

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Sept. IL
Cattle: Receipts. 900; market CSC
lower. prime steers. $3.50 0. Is
butchers. s7a76o: fat cows. IS a;
heifers. ssd750: bulls s7@7.25.
Hogs: Receipts. so cars; lower;
heavy s11.251i1.40. porkers. 81 a
IL 30 pigs. s9d950.
Sheep Receipts. 40 cars: steady:
top lambs. sIi.50dl175; yearlines.
81 50ds; wethers. ssMs.c5; ewes. S,25
80.
Calves: s5nis75
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

CLEVELAND. o. Sept. li.-HoGs
Receipts. $500. loc lower; workers.
tl1.io: mixed. sli.l0: mediums S1l.2o.
pigs. 1925 roughs. $3.50 n $50; stays
ts75 Cattle: Receipts. 30 cars steady
to l5c lower. Sheep and lambs; Re-
ceipts. 20 cars 25c higher: lambs
top. tlI25. Calves: Receipts. 400. "a
a soc higher, top. 1880.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
Detroit aank clearinaa

Detroit bank clearings Monday
were ss.s20,04456. Total clearings
for 1916 to date are tl.444.610.s9s.20.
as against tss4. s07. se0ee for the
corresponding period last year.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
Blue Ronnets Results.

First Hacc--s furiongs: Sturdee.
li2 Dickens. t3S0. $500 and 81 80.
won. Captain r.. ilS (Obert), t50
and "a. second SILK Hustle. ia (Mc-
Ateel. 81. third Time. i.l5. Lady
Betty, Orianh and Lost Bird alec ran.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
NEW YORK HITTER .yD EGG,

NtW lOItk. sept Butter
Dull. r"ccipts. s295 creamery ev-
ira. 32a. n SAC. state dairy tubs. o5ia
a We. imitation creamery nrsts osT
2Si9c. DO snccial - y n Sc Eggs.
steady receipts II 3q3. ncarby white
fancy asa nearby r,1Ived fancy.
2od 26c fresh hrsts. 32G36c
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
TOLEDO LIVE STOCK.

Receipts. light. market. l0c lower:
heavies. Nlffii.ls mediums. slI
a 1l.15. workers.. 50 S0n11: good
pigs. Sem925. calves; Market. steady.
Sheep and lambs: Market. steady.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
RtT-rp~ ,ND rccs

Extra creamery, 92c N
creamery, hrsts. 90tL 10 dairy CSC
III packing stock, 23isc 10
EREr-Fresh receipts. cases includ-
ed. frsts. soc. current receipts, 7sHc.
Receipts Monday, i.250 cases
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
CuRR COPPER STOCKS
Sugar Market

suRsr-Detroit wholesale prices:
Crystal dominoes alb io.2bj DO,
bib, $40 25, Eagle tablets, 1895; cut
dercd. $40. standard powdered.
fl5. granulated, extra coarse. $3.50;
granulated. fine. In bulk. 1915; gran,
domino gran, 2-lb. and 5-lb. cartons.
In cases. t7Q5, crystal domino. gran,
HF cases, t71S. diamond A, 1855;
confection-rS A. $40; No. 4 ISIS;
No. 8. 1870, No. 6. ,s.eb; No. $3.50.
No II, $50; No. 12. 1855 No. ls.
$3.50; No IL $3.50; No is. $3.50. nom
caking mixture. 81. beet graduated.
1895 per 100 lbs. household powder
ed. i's, - to case. s205; DO, as to
case. - per caae.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
The following Trims are privileged

The following Trims are privileged
to execute orders Oh the Exchange:
w. n. Moss a. Co, Carlyle n Povah,
Geo: NJ; West Co. h. E. Maccrone
a Co. II. w. Noble a Co. ID. l.. Sey-
rill. Lynch a Co, W. A. HamIin a
Co. VIM. A. Neer q Co. Sinclair a
Souls. Emmett |. sprague, VIM. II.
Rose 8 Co, =. X. Pelton q Co, Joel
Co. w. L. Reilly n Co. Matthew
Finn, A ". Wallace q Co. Lewis a.
stockard Co.. Bennett smith q
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
Quotations by Paine. Weber & CO.
sept IL open High Low close
b-Bid s.soId
TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO. Sept. II Wheat Cash
and september. .i.5sls December.
t1sih May IS. Corn: Cash and
September. sshc. December 1850.
May. 7shc. oats. Cash and septrm-
Der. 4shc: December b0Ac MAY
n7c. Rye Cash. ti24. Cloverseed
Cash and October. $3.50: December
end March. ts4o. Alsike Primo.
1910. Timothy. cash. 24O. But
cry. sfc. Eggs Fresh candled soc.
fancy selects. sac. Hay: Unchanged
PrntinE-the plat. neat kind--thst
W rGht-Ttmes Job Dent Nal, lH1n.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11

| wheat visIbie sppnly decreased.

~ is unusually buil!sh. The mar
49, weakened early. but later recov-
I<f'orn advanced NC and oats c. Rye
Mondays wheat quotations Cash
No. red. sI.5;ts December opened
without change At 'i.5s.: advanced
Slossd '' al . neShf' May Va opened ant at
sissM advanced 10 si6tx. declined
to sl.62a, and closed at s164h No. l
white. si,4sk Mondays coarse grain
quotations; Corr; cash No, 3 Sc:
s7hc: no MIXED. s7ds7t1c. oats:
standard 4s1c: No 2 white. 41Ie.
No. 4 white. 46%c. rye: Cash No. 2.
81 rs. Beans: Immediate and prompt
$3.50. October, t475. Seeds:
timothy. s245; alfalfa, sioGl1.
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Monday were 2.0O0 bbls OF -four. -
cars OF wheat. 90 OF corn. SO Of oats.
10 OF rye and 4 Of hay. shipments
wheat, 10000 bu Of corn, 1000 bu Of
oats and 1000 bu OF rye. Stocks are
323. 900 bu Of wheat. 10000 bu OF corn.
I'll 1000 bu OF oats and $1,000 bu OF
rye.
wheat on passages Is 45.5i2.O 900 bu.
nm increase for the week Of $4,000
blu.
Worlds wheat exports last week
were 13.6e0.00o bu. against 1893, 900
bu a week ago and I,6S4.000 bu
year ago.
Receipts Of wheat Monday Duluth.
l52 cars. against 1852 yesr age;
$40 cars, against i2st;
winnipeg. 2T5 cars. against l.1S2. Chi
cago. IS cars. against 1907 southwest,
81. 900 bu. against $4,000 bu.
Primary wheat receipts were $50
900 bu, against $4,000 bu year
ago.
Exports OF wheat and -four Mon
day. 100000 bu.
The American wheat visible sup
ply decreased Gao 900 bu last week
Corn increased lss. 900 bu and oats
8 .S1l 600 bu.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11

The cost OF launching a modern
battleshlp often amounts 10 up
wards OF $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11

Eight feet is the average width OF
a street In China.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
TODAY'S GAME
DETROIT.
OO411
CLEVELAND.
OO o 70

Batteries--Dauss and Spencer;
Boehling and O'Neil. Umpires-Din-
cen and Owens.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11

u rish,-rimes job Dept.-M.in tazo.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11

CHICAGO - Clark.st. Chlcago's
FIRST street. will be given the name
Of Broadway N business men have
their way They claim It's been as
ISOLATED too much with gambling
and opium dens and want TO give
II a new deal.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
CHICAGO BUTTER

CHICAGO. sept. ii.--Butter: Elk
tras. 32c; nrsts, sic, dairy extras
Prime ordinary. 331 qs4c. frsts. ala
27hc Cheese. Twins. is1isLc;
young Americas 49, dflSihc. Live
poultry: Fowls. iac. ducks lOdilc:
geese. 10dilc, springs. lsc: turkeys.
sofa, tl.2o. Ohio. 81 20. new potatoes:
Receipts. IS cars
A pound OF phosphorus IL sufn-
cient to tip 100000 matches.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT, sept. ll.--Liverpool was
easy at the start owing TO the Am
crican decline In wheat Saturday. The
opening here was unchanged and in
Chlcago there was slight showing
az 1rmness.
The market was without important
news. The war situation did not
change enough to effect prices and
the American outlook was as bullish
as ever. The merchandising OF wheat
Is active and important. and while
wheat is expected to be very scarce
and high next spring. II IL In sufr-
cient supply at present. Dealers are
not looking for much change In Eu-
rope. They figure on no Russian
wheat getting out before next spring
because navigation OF Russian rivers
and harbors closes in the fall and
there IL not much chance that tho
Dardanellcs will be opened In time TO
effect wheat values before spring.
Liverpoois weakness came from
American advicer and private wires
told OF firm undertone and a BELIEF
that the decline will soon be recov-
cred. There IL small increase In
the quantity on passage. but the
worlds exports fell short OF a week
ago.
The movement Of wheat IN this
country is falling far short 81 year
ago. rejecting a determination on the
part OF farmers 10 hold for more
money. Reports from the northwest
are discouraging. showing much poor
anrnnfAA wheat n ara
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11

Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. clear. track. last
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
EIGIN BUTTER.

FTGTN. 1T. Sept 9.-Buttcr. At
sales, 32c, advance &c.