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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-19
IRREGULAR, CONFUSING;
SHORT INTEREST TACTICS

NEW YORK, July 1s.-The short in
terest continued its aggressive tactics
at the opening Of today's market, vir-
tually all the leaders recedins from
material fractions to over = point.
!ndustrials Of the several classes
under greatest pressure. although
standard stocks, including rails, were
not exempt, Delaware and Hudson fall
ing three points.
United States Steel yielded a point
and Coppers eased with motors. oils
and the more active specialties.
Some initial rscsssions were increased
before the end Of the first half hour.
High Grades Harden.
Such changes a. occurred later were
highly confusing. though mainly down.
Rails. notably Union Pacific and St
Paul. hardened peroeptibly with other
high grade stocks. but speciAlties be-
came more unsettled, the motors show
ing pronounced weakness,
Studebaker fell & points and General
Motors } y. metals extended their early
recessions and numerous miscellaneous
steels and shippings led the feeble
rally Of the second hour, but some
equipments continued to yield, General
Electric dropping 8 and Airbrake s.
Trading became ltotleo1 At midday
The bond market was irregular. LIB
erty bonds held between s9.41 and
Moderate Pressure R4dected.
The market sagged again In the light
operations Of the midseaafon, per cent
money causing further restraint.
Local fractions and rails reflected
moderate pressure and equipments, in
Guiding United States Steel. were at or
under lowest levels Of the morning.
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Moderate Pressure Rsaected.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO. July 1s.-Heavy rains in
parts Of Kansas and Oklahoma had
bearfsh influence today on the corn mar
ket, but the effect failed to last Offerings
on the break that took place were %
quickly absorbed that tho market re-
bounded. and developed notable strength.
The scarcity Of corn for Immediate deliv-
cry appeared to sivo the bulls IN ad-
vantage and lifted the Soptsmber delivery
to the highest point yet this season. Open
ing pFicse which ranged from y on to
= up with September at 1.61 to 1.e1 y
and December At La to 1.14&. were fol-
Shorts in wheat manifested anxiety
over dry weather complaints from
North Dakota. Some reports said the
state would not harvest half . crop.
After opening unchanged to y higher
At 2.26 July and 2.osh September. the
market scored an advance of 8 all
Crop damage in Canada did . good
deal to lift the oats market July went
TO . new top figure. Toe y busheL
Liauidating sales by holders Of lard
weakened the provision market as .
whole. Some Of the selling appeared to
be Of a stop-loss character.
Raw sugar firm: centrifugal. 6.e4;
molasses. SIS; refined firm. IL points
higher; cut loaf. s.l6: crushed. $50;
mold A. s.1b; cubes, $40: xxx pow
dersd, 7.S6: powdered. 7.so: dne granu-
lated and diamond A. 7.ss; CONNECTION
ers' A. 7.56: No. /, 7.6o.
Sugar futures opened drm. and At
noon prices were to points higher
on buying by leading trade interests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-19
Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES.
.washington Gas IS, $500 at 1904.
tomac Cons. IS. 81 900 at IS.
fSaptinl Traction, 1s at 90, 10 at 78H. % at
Sp5s, % at 1915. % at 1915. at 79H.
Washington Railway and Electric COM, % At
s.
Ianston. . at 20. 20 at 90.
After call:
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.. at
e.
Washington Gas So. 1000 at 1Ook.
capital Traction. 1 ut 79&, at 7st, 1 At
Hk. at 7eh.
Washington Gas, 8 at tn
Merganthaler. 8 At 1864. at 1854. 10 at
1851, 10 at 1461a, At 1891.
Bid and Asked Prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-19
Henry C. Tarlton Dies.

Henry C. Tarlton. . charter member
of Columbia Typographical Union. died
Tuesday at the homo of his nephew,
Henry l. Adams, Otway avenue, Capt.
toll Heights, Nd. The funeral will be
held this afternoon at 4:46 pm. from
the same address. with interment at
Addison Chapel, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-19

e.: &c: { s 81 H. "a sc
String beana, III, ia
Cabbage, bol. Soc.
Cabbage, Per LOO y
to ..
Carrots. Per 100 buncA-
e., 91S0 b S2.60.
Corn, dos. &c 10 05c.
Eggs. dos., So to 8oc.
kale. Dbl. 4oc to 500.
Lettuce. crate. Soc to
I5c. ...
Onions. per 100 bunch
es. $1.D to 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-19

What 10 known ~ the Australian
bush" 10 the country beyond the COM
munitiss. The life followed in these
regions 10 similar to ranch life in
New Nsxiooe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-19

San Diegans are hot on the trail for
q military road along the Mexican bor-
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PRODUCE MARKET PRICES.

The prices at the Farmers produce
market this morning. according to q re-
port OF George n Roberts. superin-
dent Of wsights. measures and markets,
ware.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-19

Pokstoss, bha- eA1 q
~m
Spinach, crats. 600 "a
500.
Apples. bbl-. 8. a.
Apples, box, ia 70
$1.@.
Blackberries, wild
crate. $3.50.
Hucklebefriss, cratD,
"a to $3.50. .-'
Squash, crate, Doc b
Soc.
Cucumbers, box, 81 "a
31-3.
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BONDS. q. WITH sToCK DoNuBLwnL
secured. Sfs brick factory. now enlargtns
to DEALER and ussrs Of IRE brick and arS elay.
Address FACTORY. 406 ". Candsn st. Raid,
more.
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CURB STOCKS.
Quetst3sos furaishsd ~ ". b. HIbhs D O..
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Up-Rtvsr Waters.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
HARPERS FERRY. W. Va. July 10
The Potomac and Shenandoah rivers
both were very muddy this morning.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-27
STOCK MARKET
MARKS TIME
Trend of Securities Awaiting
New War Develop
ments

NEW YORK. July 27-The New
York Evening sun financial review
today said
Overnight news. altho OF sober
ing import IN its bearing on the
huge task which lies ahead of this
country~toward terminating the war,
played no part In the days stock
market operations unless II was TO
hold speculative activities In still
further restraint During the early
hours and until we'll into the after
noon stock prices worked toward
higher levels. But the Improvement
was barely more than fractional and
Of no significance. Trading was
again purely professional.
Baldwin locomotive advanced ?
points or SO az times I'm recognition
OF the tremendous volume OF bust
ness which this and other equiv
ment concerns are doing Steel and
copper shares moved forward frac
tionally but there was no sustained
demand for stocks M higher figures
and the more prominent issues went
thru successive stages OF advance
and reaction within very narrow
limits
stocks maintained firm under
tone up 10 the close OF trading hut
net results We're negligible"
The Detroit times., 1917-07-27

UNIONS ARE
IN QUARREL

CHICAGO, July 27-Chicago rail-
roads face tie-up al o'clock to-
morrow morning as result OF a
threatened strike % switchmen
Twenty five hundred switchmen
members of the Brotherhood OF Rail
road Trainmen will walk out at
that time unless they are granted a
closed shop in their favor. An equal
numbeV- members of the Switch
mems Union Of America will strike
II the Is. X rs demands are grant
ed Fifteen hundred non-union
switctmen are expected TO follow
the latter
The strike not only would seri.
ously affect commercial. but also
military treffic.
The - X r presented a number
OF demands 10 the railroads July g.
Many OF these were granted but the
split came over the clo>~d shop
The switchmen's union is affiliated
with the American Federation of La
Dor. while the b. Il. r. is not.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-27
RuSsia's Women Soldiers
Take 1O2 Male Prisoners
In First Actual Battle Test

meet the enemy and utterly without
fear. Their example shamed unsta
BILE troops nearby, who had started
deserving, and 1t was undoubtedly
the heroism OF the women soldiers
that turned the tide OF battle in ia
vor OF the Russians
The prisoners captured by the
girls expressed tho utmost astonish
ment and chagrin when they learned
he\sex OF those who had 80 ficrcelS
attacked their position
4 hundred thousand citizens an
soMfers 40 poltava assembled with
bands and flags 90 give frenzicc
greeting to several of the wounded
women who passed thru there from
the front today Everywhere alone
Tho route Of Tho hospital train
crowds chokcd railway stations 10
watch for the Legion OF Death
hghters and 10 applaud their heroic
work ~ the front
The Detroit times., 1917-07-27
BY WV. q. SHEPHERD
sion CorreSDOHdeHt United Pres.


PETROGRAD. July 27.-Charging
fearlessly over shell-torn field
when their mon comrades had de
serted. Russia's women lighters I'm
their first battle took 1902 prisoners
two of them officers.
Dispatches from the Dvinsk front
today added 20 the glory OF the
Women's Legion OF Death. They
gave an additional casualty list OF a
dozen wounded Including Nine.
Bochkariova. commander or the bat
talon The second In command,
Mile. Skryblova. was suffering from
severe shell shock All were sent
To Minsk FOR temporary treatment
and viii later be brought back to
Petrograd
The girls went over Tho top" In
the charge With fierce impetuosi,y,
firing as they hurried forward TO
The Detroit times., 1917-07-27
Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. IJuyl . continued del
mand Tor cash corn az advancing
prices today was re~puusiile for a
fruCtlouhiiy higher market Ia fu-
Der corn opened i4C lower at fl.h3
and latcr WAS unchanged, pec'm Der
opened unchanged az SLloia and la
ter advanced H.. MAY opened SO
up at t1.t4L and hold 81 that figure.
Eutrts ~ shorts 10 cover scnt
wheat higher July opened SIC
higher AZ Se.i9, subsequently advanc-
Ing &C. september opened i2c up
az S22f and later WAS lc higher
oats moved with irrcgularttY. July
opened - up at Ac ana later sofa
on isc September opened "a high
er AT 09isc and later was UNCHANGED.
Decemner opened unchanged M nN q
and later advanced lsc. Prov Hi 'ns
were lower on q slow hog market.
DETROIT. July o. Wheat and
corn were very strong ui the ope
ing The former was up % and the
latter Sc. the moment tho market
opened and dealers who were snort
found difficulty In buying.
The strong situation comes en-
tirely from small cash offerings.
There are half dozen buyers Tor
every car OF corn that comes 20 mar
kct not that the buyers are more
numerous but the offerings are
small Something ~ the same Kind
If developine IN wheat Farmers are
not selling new wheat freely ana
any increase in demand would ind
nothing 60 sHtisly a. Mlltra have
bought ittlc Ia tho paf' 90 days ana
their stocks mu9t be light should
flour demand suddcnls increase there
would be great trouble satisfy ng
conaumers Farmers are said 10 be
sta cktng wheat Instead of threshiug
IL. and those who are able are stor-
ing the wheat This makes an acute
In a f.t. cot la
nervous that IL shoots mp on down
on very little trading.
There is some talk ~ lot 81
wheat in ships AZ Atlantic ports that
viii come back on the mar ket owing
10 inability 20 secure export Licenses.
crop news Is all favora ble but 'h"s"
bcarish conditions have NO iutiuence.
The market was quiet and hrm aud
closed BE- higher for cash and &c
higher for september
Corn advanced DC and oats &c.
Cash beans declined zoe
Friday wheat quotations; Cash
40. 2 .rec. s. So July opened with
an advance II &c az S2.i1 and adj
vanced 70 sgJO. September opened at
s22g. lost L. and advanced 20 }22it
NJ. white. S2,5 Fridays Goa arse
grain quotations Corn. cash No. 2
s222. 80 . yellow, Sab, $50 yell
low SO 81 p. Oats standard. hhc.
September standard. soc, So. white.
STisc; 40 white. SO ne. Rye: Cash
No. 2, S205. Became. Immediate and
prompt shipment So October. 80 @5.
seeds Prime red clover Sli 60; oc-
tobor 25 alsike, ST.; timothy.
81 50
Receipts IN the Detroit market on
Friday included 900 bbls ~ flour 2
cars OF wheat. J 90 oats and-4 Or
hay shipments were 1000 bhls oi
Nour aad 5000 bu ~ oats Stocks
are $4,000 nu of wheat 81 600 hu
of corn, 5000 hu 81 oats and $4,000
On ~ rye.
Primary wheat receipts were--6SI
900 on. against 2.0S2,0Q0 bu a year
ago.
Exports OF wheat and hour Friday.
100 600 bu.
Receipts ~ wheat Friday. Win
fau. Chicago. 10 cars. against f0F:
southwest SEA 200 I'm. aEainst S3G 600
bu Duluth. ! car. against 1iS, MIN
neapolis. 20 cars, aEainst 200
The Detroit times., 1917-07-27
FAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK

EAST BUFFAIO. \. Y. July IL
Cattle. Receipts 900. market slow.
weak. prime steers. $3.50 1880; butch
or grades. s7Iii 10. cows. s3.5o49
Calves. Receipts. 100 market ac-
tive. 81 higher, Gull 70 choice. s5I
IN
sheep and lambs, Receipts, 200.
man ket active steady; choice lambs.
S15.5ORiS.70. Gull 20 fair. si0H 3.
yearlings. s9G13 sheen. $50 10 2h.
Hogs Rseeipts. 2500. market. ac-
tive. SC higher: workers.. $500 10 so.
pigs. .s1s25G155O. mixed, si6.504
il go heavy. sf65od 1860 roughs.
S1g5O21470. stays si2.50al3.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-27
Produce

Receipts OK poultry were not as
heavy as usual on Thursday and In
one way or another the market
cleaned up most OF the surplus.
heavy hens recovering part OF the
recent loss Potatoes were n shade
nrmer at unchanged prices. The
market Is well supplied with fresh
vegetables OF home origin, ana all
varieties OF berries were IN good
supply. except that there was no
surplus OF red rnspberrics. The hot
weather IL bringing out big de-
mand FOR lemons. and the market Is
working higher.
Apples New, 50 per hamper
Brnanns 49, Good shipping stock
Beans Dried LImas. Tic 10
Observation-Disclosures $3.50 6p or
bu.. red raspberries. SIS bu., black
rasp' errles. .o2j ~ $50 bu., gooseber-
rics, S3GOA.si hu
California Frnit.-Cherries. S2.25a
Sc peaches. 81, apricots. s2.25i plums.
s. per box.
Cherries Sour. S45oG5 bu.
Currants-s per bu.
Dressed Calves Fancy. country
dressed. Ia 80, choice. l6q lIc'
common. 154 lsc 10.
Fresh Vegetables go Radishes. soc
doz., parsley 2en3oc doz. cucum-
soc doz. caulifiower. SIS doz.; cab
page. home grown. 81 bu. lettuce. Doc
bu, green onions. l5c doz. green
peas home grown, sltoMlbo hu'
dollhouse tomatoes. i5m zoe H.; oil
cry. l5u zoe doE,, head lettuce, tl.5O
bu squaah. 75c per basket, home
grown wax beans. si25 bu; green
Honey Fancy white. lsGl7c; eI-
traCted gmlOc 10.
Ha,~ Detroit shippers nre paying
tho following prices for hnled hay ia
car lots : o. , Detroit. 80 umo-
sib.iOm16, light mixed. ti6.5om &c {,
No. ? timothy. slf50T No. / mixed,
slI.If50. 40. ? mixed, Sl0W II, No,
clover. si3ul35o. rye straw. $40 90
oil. wheat and oat straw, sseogl 10
Lemons 750 per box.
Limes-fl i0a ~ per 100.
Melons Roekyfords. 1925 q $50;
watermelons. iop60c each
l9a zoe hlberts, $50 lec. arazlls:.
194i 2gc pccanE IN $50 III. nut
meats 5-lh cartons almonds. SOC
wainuts 5jc peccaans. soc To- peanuts
oranges Valencias, $t.25 q 10 per
ouions-Texss Rernudos 1850
potatoes Southern white. AS Dbl
Peaches Six basket crates. SZ.'o'
hushol. s32s.
Poultry -Brotlers' -7t go ~
weights. so y 25c. 40. ! hens 10 H
1sisc lieh' weights l59lsc. roost-
crs. l2ol4c. ducks, lAu zoe, geese
&c 10.
JOBBING PRICES.
Co., ,,.,. Anplas sa7b ner
gal, Lima beans. f0W Loo: corn.
hn,s Ni' at IA nnar fsnry carly
-, e. & sst,,on tsll s2.40. mar
The Detroit times., 1917-07-27

Tk~ following nrms are privileged
q execute orders on the exchange:
" r Mnss e Co. Carlyle a Povah..
Geo NJ West a. Co.. E. r. Maccron"
e. Co. II. w. Noble a. Co. u. L. Sey-
mour & Co. w p. McI.arghl!n. Mer-
rill. Lynch 4 Co. w. A. Hamlin q Co.
VIM A. Neer & Co. Sinclair & Couls
Wendell. Mulkey 81 Co. VIM. II. Ross
& Co. r. x. Potion q. Co. Joel Stock
L Reilly e. Co, Matthew Finn. A. w
wallace & Co. Lewis q. Gorton. Bel
den. Woodruff & Co. Besncr. cramer
& Muehl. Dodd. Martin & Co. O'Hara.
Fcrrl-r g Co. webb. Loo z co.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-27
HELP wANTED-FEMAJ.n
GOOD POSITIONS
At Good Salaries
We can place capable young
women in desirable positions.

We can place capable young
women in desirable positions.
You draw good pay while
taking a course in our Oper-
ators' Training Department
and learn a business that
means more money and steady
advancement.
No slack seasons. Steady
work the year round under
very pleasant surroundings.
Benefits too numerous to
mention. y
Apply Operators Training
Department, Madison avenue
and John K. street, between 9
a. m. and 5 p. m.
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
The Detroit times., 1917-07-27
Livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL sToCKYoRDS

DETROIT. July 27-Cattle; Very
DUN. bost heavy steers 500 100.
best handy weight butcher steers. -
no. mixed steers and heifers. $500
T. handy light butchers. $3.50 n 80.
light butchers. - 80 n $50; best COWS
s160IS butcher cows. "a :. DO com
mon COWS. SGFf $50 Gamers. s. " 5.50
hest heavy bulls s7.60dS bologna
bulls. s601. stockers. Sc Z. mixers
and gprinrers. sfoH90. Veal calves
Market s. per 100 lower than last
week. best grades, SlG, others,
e75 sheer and lambs Market
dull: best lambs, sl4.50; fair lambs
Sl2T1f light 90 common lambs, $40
ne. fair % good sheep. s750GS. 25,
culls ard common. s4nS. Hogs. Mar
ket steady. pigs Sl46001475 mixed
grades. Sl5d 1919.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-27

TOTItnO CUAIN

TOLEDO July 2f.r-tlosinE prices
Wheat cash and July. s2t2iS
september. s. 20. Corn cash seas.
September. fier: pocemher. sitSu
Nav. srfEsi oats, Cash and July.
go. Serfrrihef. 61hc. Decent er.
e27sc. Hve Cnah 50 Ciovorseed
Cash. So 81. October SI2 90 D~rer,-
hcr. $3.50 AlgiCc. Cash. fi2io.
Timothy cash. sassy Butter
Brick creamery. t0c. tub creamery.
tote. Fru- Fresh candied 31c.
fancy selects. zoe Hay Unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-27
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
III July 27-Hogs Receipts 10000.
market slow. steady. mixed and
butchers. st4.6o. good heavy, si5.3UQ
Is. rough heavy. l435Q1A55. light.
Si4.65015.s5. pigs. tit50a 1880. Cat
tie. Receipts. 5000 market weak
hceves s71Sm I415, COWS and heif-
ers. s475a11.75. IS sOue calves. ssa
1915 sheep; Receipts 5000 market
steady. native. tT.b0diO so western.
s. $50 10 80. lambs. g. " q 1906 west
ern Sf0dlh5 so
The Detroit times., 1917-07-27
Sugar Market

sugsrs-Dctrolt wholcsalc prices:
Crystal dominocs, 2-lb. Slz 40. 5-ib..
fi2 Eagle tablets. si0..s, cut loaf.
tiOl5. cubes. sst5, NNNN uOwdered.
lated extra cotrse. s. So. DO. fine. In
bulk. 1850. do. 25-lJ cottons. 1870:
crystal domino gran. f-lp. and 5-lb.
cartons. In cases 50 o. crysttl doni-
1850. confectloners a. ss.45 No. I.
1850 No. g. ts45 No 6. $40: No. Z.
Ss35 No. s. se.g0 No. .. sS.25 No. 10.
Ss.20 No. IL. ISIS No ~. $50; No
81. tS05. 80. ~ 50 05; No, Is, ss.Ob;
non -cakinx mixture $3.50. beet gran
uiated. tsla per 100 lbs household
powd. Is 20 70 case. $40: do. ~
to case, tf75 per case.
rIGIN BUT'rEH
rrG1N. M July Butter mar
Not. 100 tubs offered al 3sc. No
sales Last weeks price. 37hc.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-27
ctrvrtANp LIVE .rofK.

tLEN ELANL July 26.-HoHs Re-
ceipts 1000 slow: workers. and niixed.
SIG. mediums $3.50 pigs s15.
rouRhs. siil0. stays. si2 Is. Cattle.
Receipts. Is cars. market slow.
sheep and lambs. Receipts. one car;
market slow; top. sl4 Calves. Re-
ceinfs 200. stendv top. 1850
The Detroit times., 1917-07-27
Quotations by paine wchbcr < 90.
nIrTEn An EGGs

Buttrr~Freah CreamerY eNtrnS.
inai
Eggs Fresh Michigan hrsts. cnnd-
led. nominal at 90 "a n Sc nc doz
The Detroit times., 1917-07-27

TOLEDO, O.. July ?7.-I1ogs: Re-
ccipts light. market steady. hesvies,
s1s1OGie15. mediums. sis 0b y 80;
workers., s15266le good piss. t1f 80
ais caiver. Market steady. sheep
and lambs Market steady.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-27
CHICAGO GnAIN

CHICAGO, July 27-OpeuIng =
wheat July unquoted, Septcm ber
up t5c Corn September down &C.
December unchanGe1 NAV up 80
oats July ny &c September Mp
&c December unchanged. Provi-
slors slightly lower.
Noon Wheat; July up &c (opon-
"a AT s2491 September up H. Corn,
September unchanged; December nH
Lc Nav INC hanged Oats. July
down nc September unchanged De
ccmbsr up i4c. Provisions slightly
lower
Closing Wheat. July an 20. sep
tom Der up &C. Corn September un-
changed December an SO, MAY up
up 70. December up IT, Provisions
lower.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-27
Nnw NnnA nrr-rln IN rGns.

NEW YORK July fI-.Iiuttcr
steady. receipts 20 if3. creamery cN
trs. 3ac. creamery. speriai market
49, IL f0c. state dairy. fuhs. 341
- 10. imitation creamery hIats ASA
3sc Eggs Quiet. receipts. 1920.
neaf.y white fancy. ffN4sc. near b,
mixed fancy. 3t0 soc; fresh nrsts. AZ
n 800
The Detroit times., 1917-07-27
NEW youix puoDUCr

NEW YODK. July 37-Flour,
Quiet. firm. Pork; Firm. NESS. s43
Tts5o. Lard Dull; middle west
spot s2od POLO Sugar. Raw. strong
refined. strong cut loaf 80 25: crush
cd, 50. powdered. 81 90 $3.50; RrRnu-
lated. S775ds.50 Coroe No. on
spot. 0Lc. Tnllow: Weak; special.
tbc. city. axe, country. 1tN14t5c.
Hay. steady. prime No ]. t1.07is n
ff2is M. g. S2l1 soc: clover coo n
81. new hay 81 n T5c. Dressed p"ul-
try: steady. turkeys, iSff32c.
chickens. 1aQ s6c: fowls, 16n 2hc.
ducks. goa 72c live poultry. Easier.
N9f~. turkcvs lec. roNstcre $50 2Hcs
chicken. hroilcrs 23627r. Cheese:
Firm, state milk. common to special.
is023iSc skins. common 70 special.
2ml6tSc.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-27
nctrnlt nnnk CIcnrtng.

Detroit bank ciearings for July
81. 1917. were sa.547.77s 90 Total
clearings for 1917 20 date are 81
bsi o5s7fs67 as against 81 .l5427s.-
62T GO for the corresponding period
in 1916.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-27

Kicking they hf made
@ OF nrst-ouaty
as they
hair attended large dressing shampoo
wM HAINEs Bssiey
The Detroit times., 1917-07-27

Prtnting-the plain neat kfno--thst
IN right--Time~ Job Dept.-Mair $50.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-27
CAUGHT Baby In Mid.AId.

San Jose. Cal. July 27-Mrs.
Mary I,opiccola. Of Story Road, and
her two babes were saved when Jo-
aeph Singer, liyeryman, checked
n runaway horse. The horse strug-
gled a moment and then came to
sudden halt, hurting the six-months-
old child of Mrs. Lopiccola into the
air At this moment Jack Greggs
stepped into the scene, catching the
baby in mid-air as II fell
Three Negroes convicted last April
OF the murder OF Harry Parker, also
a Negro. are under sentence 20 be
executed today az Wilmington. Del.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-27
ruTCAco T-rIsn u,rkrT

CHICAGO. July "a -Butter. Irrtras.
2sc. nrsts. 3sit N3T4cs dairy extras.
AZ isc. nrsts sex N sic Eggs Prime
ordinary. ESQ soc. 0rsts 1915 n g2t.c
cheese. Twins ~ Nl2l 10: Young
Americas 2lb Y 2ac Live poultry
rov-ls. 17N1oc. ducks IN f9c. geese.
I2aIfc. springs. 2eU2sc turks. ISc
Pctatora' I(cctints 10 cars virginia
hhls.. 50 ESQ 5n Loulzyiile. 81 Louis.
Kansas none
The Detroit times., 1917-07-27
ron sALE-aEs,pENcE paopEnrr
COLORED
PEOPLE

can buy an ideal 7-room house.
ideally located. Just outside mile
circle. The price Is extremely low
and easy terms. Excellent east
side cottage just what you have
been looking for. Ask for par
ticulars, nothing better TO be had
In Detroit Phone Cherry 1884
The Detroit times., 1917-07-27

HAINES' WIGS. TOUPEES. LADIES, HAIR GOODS
frsxae, N' ss6ra d IA; H"I M HssT ~

store opened; Feb.
1913. Uaines Hat
store closes. It's
been 30 years In
the same store.
same location. do
ing the same work
Patrons and 9TH
ers. II you have
any desire 10 have
Haines do y~r
work get I'm your
orders. Remem Der.
Haines Is the vet
eran wigS and tou-
pee maker OF De-
troll and Michigan
4 have made all
those years the most
Iatural looking and
st fiting wigs and
on the mark
the least money. VIII
~ next February "
nav more for Wigs
The Detroit times., 1917-07-27

United rfhn. ' PPpit isi IA ls2s 1sa
Unit. 5. Mach ~ ~ - -
Utah ConHol IL is is 10
Utah copper .1o2M 102H 1924 1914
L. s. VI. & r. Sea SAT- 56i4 b6h
wolverine AZ SO IS IS
The Detroit times., 1917-07-27
RARGAIN
$3.50 DOWN

BUYS 2-nat. furnaces. tiled bath. all
improvements Price $3.50 near
Van Dyke and Harper.
l. a SCHAFER.
Cad. 6o75.~ $40 Pcnobscot. West Jos
The Detroit times., 1917-07-27
TO RENT-HOUsEs

TO HENT-HOLsEs
A. A. A. A. A. A. A A.
Hannah Rental Agency
A free list OF no ses and mats. Call
I'm person at the Oldest and largest
real estate exchange In Michigan.
McGRAw BUILDING
LARGE iS-room house. 2-year-lease.
105 WatBon-st. Rent reasonable 20
right party 10 minutes Walk 20
Chamber OF Commerce. Cadillac
1909.
$50 AND S35
Two heated front fats new. Janitor
service. Call at AZ Taylor-ave.
Doyle. Main s4ss.