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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-02
NOT GOING AFTER REAL
ESTATE mems SCAlPS,
says WOOD Of EXCHANGE
Believes immigration Work Of
League Will Assist Legiti.
mate Business

1.-THE League exchange has no figh
with the legitimate real estate man.
declared today President F. B. Wood
Of the League exchange, the million
dollar corporation recently organized
by the Non-Partisan league.
The first activity Of the League ex.
change has been along immigration
lines. 1t has advertised for the listing
of farm lands held for sale with its
immigration department, and there
has been a somewhat general impress
sion that the exchange was going af-
ter the scalps Of individual real estate
men.
."Our idea is that there will be tre-
mendous immigration movement to
North Dakota during the coming
year." said President Wood. 1.-THE ex-
perience of all states with such move.
ments has been that there have ar
rived with it a food Of fy.by.night real
estate sharpers. who have bled both
seller and buyer and who have in a
very short time given the state a bad
reputation which has remained long
after the departure of the 'get.rich-
quick real estate men.
"To protect the immigrants who are
coming in, and the owners of North
Dakota land which is offered for sale,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-02

we have gone into the immigration
business. We do not intend or expect
to put any honest, legitimate real es.
tate agent out OF business. We are
asking for ourselves a fair profit on
the business, and we feel that fair real
estate men will not be damaged by
fair competition. And we do not ex'
pect. by any means. to monopolize all
Of the business. The results Of our
work will throw an unlimited amount
Of business into the hands OF good. in
dependent real estate men throughout
the state"
Much Land Listed.
Thousands OF acres Of lands have
been listed with the League exchange.
states Mr.. Wood. And q very salts.
factory number OF queries for lands Is
being received from outside the state.
Every mail is bringing into the ex-
change headquarters new requests for
Information regarding North Dakota
farms.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-02
OUCH! luMBAG0?.
Try Musterole. See How Quickly
\. Il Relieves

You Just rub Musterole in briskly,
and usually the pain is gone-a delicious,
soothing comfort comes to take its place.
Musterole is a clean, white ointment,
made with oil of mustard. Use it instead
Of mustard plaster. Will not blister.
Many doctors and nurses use Muster
ole and recommend it to their patients.
They will gladly tell you what relief it
gives from sore throat, bronchitis, Group,
stiff neck, asthma. neuralgia, congestion,
pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and
aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore
muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet,
colds Of the chest Git often prevents
pr,eumonia). Always dependable.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-02

rent for the first time this week, maxi:
ing another epoch in the industrial
development of this village Work is
now being directed to the street light
ing system. The power is furnished
by two 25-horse power kerosene burn
ing engines. The dynamo has a pri-
mary voltage of 1900.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-02


not done in due time, the city will do
it and charge for the labor to the prop
erty. 12-30!3t
BY order of street commissioner.
FOR 'REN1-Furnished rooms; ,316
Third st. Phone 464X. Man pre-.
ferred. 1-2St
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-02
GRAND FORKS 5CLEARINGS /
FOR YEAR $50. 900

Grand Forks, N. D., Jan. 2-Total
Bank clearings in Grand Forks for
the year 1916 were s30.196,00O.~ The
1915 report shows a decided increase
over the 1915 business, clearing for
that year being $22,606,6O0. During
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-02

CURRENT TURNED ON AT
,~-' TOWNER FOR FIRST TIME
Towner. N. D., Jan. 2-The Towner
Light and Power Co. turned on cur
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-02

ENDREs ELECTED, PRESIDENT.
FORT YATES BOOSTER CLUB
Fort Yates, N. D., Jan. 2.-LQuis En-.
dres was last week elected president
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-02

the month of, December Of the year
just closed, total clearings were 49,
234 900.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-02

Of the Fort Yates Commercial club,
with Edward 8. Johnson as secretary,
and G. w. Hokanson, treasurer. The
new officers were elected unanimously.
~ -..--.O-
All property owners are hereby not
flied to clean their sidewalks. II it is
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-07
PRISON SYSTEM
is WHACKED By
EDUCATIONISTS

We are living in an industrial
age far removed from tho time the
constitution was drafted, and Il Is
time America ceased 10 be an in
diyiduaNstic nation and cultivated
the community spirit sand Prof
RAYMOND Moley of Western RE-
serve university, Cleveland. address
inc tho night school principals and
teachers I'm The teachers institute
Thursday afternoon. in the Board OF
Commerce auditorium
pr Edward Howard Griggs, OF
New Yoik. declared that the pres
ent American prison system is max
ing hardened criminals ont Of per
SONS who should be treated as I'M
valids and weakings DIR. Peter
Roberts, OF New York. director OF
immigration education for the y NJ
G.. a said that in teaching Amcri
canization 70 foreigners, public
school teachers are helping 10 spread
democracy as much as the Ameri
can military forces in Europe. The
institute closes Friday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-07
Marriage Licenses

Flovd msureuhou s Detroit; An
ma Johnson %. same
Victor Hulnsgrl a. Detroit Rose
Podovai rs same
Edward starr es Detroit Nil
drcd + Eisenzawor. o., same.
Ira " WtIsms 81. Detroit. Elsie
Giltcrson same
Joseph Rider 30 Detroit Lens Du-
beck 80 same.
Thomas . RYAN 2s Royal Oak
Esther M stock. -. Detroit
p. SVmanshouttz 9k Detroit.
Dorothy + MacGregor. rs. same.
Harry Nichols 40. Detroit. Nellie
viznaw. IS, same
Carl y Auclman - Detroit viola
Bagwcl Is. SANE.
Waclaw Hicinski 81 Detroit
Rrouielswa szczyziel 20 same
Mckinley Moore 30. petr",t. Cor
trude BaZwell 10 same
Antonio Minando. e9 Detroit Eli
zahcth PalaZ2olo, 10. same.
go Clarence Todd. 2S Detroit Gladys
Bartlett o. same
Russell y. coon. IS, Pontiac. Tde
Dolby p. Detroit .-e,
Harry VI Drake %. Detroit Ethel
Sh, ldou 25. same
clayton ] Bradley. "a Detroit.
Emily TAYLOR 20 same
Theodore Raeert % Detroit Laura
Grenzla % same
James Darlington Jr. 2b. De
troit Trme r Hayit 20 same
Harck = Pritchett ~. Detroit.
Glare rrLs hctt 81 T+nn ,. u,u-,a
'u anton j o'iowslu ,5. pctroit An
tolna r SLUG 81; same
George Rurr - Detroit
Clarisse Groom %, same.
Theodore Koeels. IS, buffalo onve
william sarn 2e Redford Mil
bred NJ Clark d. same
Ernest Rhoadee 81 Detroit.
Estela j. sippie 27. same
Joseph Augustyniak % Detroit
Sophia palowicZ II. same.
August Makowsti. 20, Detroit Ber-
tha Happ IS same
chris Er1e % Detroit Ella
Carey. ce-=ane
william & Richmond %. Detroit
Msrgarct $ Dale % CO
Wngam Garvett g. Detroit Min
ME Dupcr 81 same
Elmer Rass - Detroit Dorothy
Herman rrtoks 20. Detroit Bertha
IN ,nperberg oS. same
William West. - Detroit Bessi"
Hunter 20 Same.
Usrrv " Iuderer 2s, Detroit Elsie
Wocionerrk IS same
oliver T.abadio. IS. petroit; Mar
gusrite a. Philips rs. same.
Charles u Wood. So Detroit. Nel-
no Raineo. ~. "a me-
Andrew Mcearoch -. Detroit,
Mary Sch1ses IS caro-.
Horhcrt Pratt Ga Detroit. Eliza
both G. starr a. same
stanley iprowski. % Detroit
Murfha Waefluft. % same
names p. CavansuRh 81, Detroit
Ma rtha Franks 20 same
Ernest Van ne ~t"in u.s. Detroit.
Josephine NanksrlShoN 80 same
John Stroueh 29e Detroit Phoebe
Richie 30, Ohio
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-07
CEN. MOTORS
STILL SACCINC
Drops Nearly Seven Points
Wednesday-Sevcral Issues
Inclined To Rise

NEW YORK. Sept Tho New
York Evening sun financial review
TO-DAY Said
"Whiic thcrc was "a good deal OF
shifting about In prices Ia today's
stock market the general trend was
upward after rather sharp decline
liz tAe steel aud shipping shares
brought about by the shipping
boards announcement with respect
tn ocean freight rates. <srcantile
MARINE common dropped more than
three points. he preferred lost 3 .
points. md Atlantic Gulf a West
Indie, Yielded points There WAS
LITTLE cNaneo IN United Fruit Both
l. S steel and bethlehem steel
common issues sold down moro than
point The motor stocks were
gam ubicCr 40 bear raids partlcu-
lar't G,noral Motors which gave
way uetrlN points ON TOP of yes
tcrdavs decline OF . points. The
rails were NOT specially affected by
the Decline IN The iudusirials and
later MOST ~ them made substan-
ua. aane
Th outstanding feature OF The
Sos ou was tRc rcstliencS displayed
D. h. entire indu-trah llsi toward
~ly, motors and few weak
uof mo0g th, snecialti.s early
Rcrc not only wiped out but
gains or he day OF "a fraction fo a
Io.af uaro recorded
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-07
ETROIT TIM e s
PRICES FAIRLY
FIRM ON LOCAL
STOCK EXCHANGE
BY O'HARA. FERRlSS 4 CO.

bf O'HAkA, FENNlSS K co,
Contrary 10 NC SOFT and sluggish
tone of the New York market today
prices on the local board were firm
a majority of the securities showing
demand ar attractive prices AZ tho
opning REQ Car and Paige continued
20 show strength. the former bcins
quoted % bid. 26 l-2 asked while
tho latter Nas sought for at -A ia
Parke Davis was firm a. l05,
The demand Tor Bower Roller
Bearing continues. its quotation
showing bid OF 2s 80 with no
stock available for purchase. The
Packard stocks were inclined 10 b"
soft the common being offered a.
80. and the preferred an 9S, with
no bids respectively. Ford Motor
or Canada. Minnesota Sugar. Bar
roughs Adding Machine and Acme
White Lead common were all IN dc
mand In view OF the unsettled con
dillon of affairs in Washington a. Is
generally conceded that the prices
on the local exchange are holding
wcll and better prices are expected
ia he immediate future
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-07

HAINES' WIGS, TOUPEES, ladies HAIR GOODS

AID headed rDsn quit m
INK the psrspirstion fr'
the top ~ your head
and come at once
90 Haines Hair
!. bop -and get a.
a toupee or wig that
800 stop the per
spltAtlon runnInl
fIr head IV
tNureeH made I'D
nearly all shad g.
and sizes from fi
81 % So lad
VI and Gents W..
a Tor street Wrn
a from S. 90 S4S. az
can take your
measure and make
yCu 20 order ans
lee - wig or tuupee
lu NAV want. Ladies
Hand select that swltcl
wave. curl
.ffr|r.r LBI my wrasff
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-07
We're An AutOcracy,
Says German Press,
Interpreting" Pope
ny JOHN GRINDFNg

STAFF rOyreSp1,idcHt tti-ct nrcSs
BERLIN wa Iondon). Sept -
Demand that the American people
secure constitutional guarantees so
that in thc future theii president
will be unable 10 rule as an auto
cratic DICTATOR was voiced IN the
Lokal Anzciger today The news
paper asserted tins was in reality
he insistent request voiced both by
Pope Benedicf and the rrichstag
The l4okal AnzeiScr's editorial
was impellod ny receipt of dispatch
as from America quoting the state
department a, declaring the United
states would not necessarily require
destruction OF the Fohcn2ollern dy-
nasty as a prerequisite OF peace
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-07
TOBIN FINED FOR
HOLLERING WHEN
AUTO is SEIZED

Sam Tobin 81 years Of age, No
533 Raeg.st, an officer IN the De
troii Federation OF Labor. was fined
ST. by Justice Sellers. Friday, for
creating disturbance when his auto
was toWed froW Woodward lave, by
the police. after II had been beyond
the time limit Tobin started a
rumpus then, and after he had paid
bis g. for the release Of the car. he
began another disturbance in police
station He was charged with dis
fnrhinr Tho peace
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-07
HAS SERVED So
YEARS IN PRISON

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo sept T.
It developed recently that Erauk
n Puncheon, who was paroied from
the penitentiary 60 81 Haiu OF
me Home for the Ffiend'a.a ~ llta
sas City, Mo- had served So years
in renitentiaries
He served three terms totaling %
years. IN the Wisconsin ponitenti
ary three terms In The Joliet pris-
on. IA years and two terms In tho
penitentiary here l2 years All his
convictions were for burglary. ile
is - years old has tood prison
reaprd and SAYS ne Will write n
book on bis 58 wears OF prison life
He was paroled on account OF his
age and good conduct
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-07
Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. sept Continued bad
weather ia the corn belt caused a
rush of buying today, which sent
Decembef opened at tl1S. up Hc
from vcstsrdaTe closing and later
gained It.c. May opened ]c, high
o. AZ s. 90. later going 10 81 u.
Tho rains also Will delay thresh-
INK of oats and that grain went up
10 20 ! &c
September oats was 7.c np a. tho
opening Subsequ. gaining ll-e
ITO o. 7sr. December opened az - =, e..
up sc later gaining SO. MAY opeu'l
III sac later going 60 1'iec. a gain of
lac over Yesterday close
Provisions were steady loo tho face
OF an active and higher hog market
DETROIT. sept Close. The
general tone In corn and oats wa
strong and chicago quoted higher
prices iu the cariy trading The
wu.at WHrelgt WIS quiet
The government ls permitting De
trolt deslers 30 sell wheat 20 fh'
mills on tho stahlshcd prices. rms
VIII continue for the present wee
and local men do not know what VIII
han pen after that Thcrc 10 mo- gov
eminent o. prescntative here 30 take
fh, wheat and probable NO. govern
mont i--iuR viii he done here The
mills take Tho wheat freely ana are
The government report VIII ht out
after tho close II business Friday and
is expected 20 show corn crop ~
B f-r O00 0oJ bu and oats $4,000 600
hu according 20 the guess OF snow
Some pfIer experts put tho probnhl n
conn crop higher. but ever thing de-
rrrds ON the frost Southern nc"
,ffu quoted much lowe N'an me
l'ii ago .priue Uoma nj fNf spot corn
ur.srf and tho purchasers arc
manuel Jurors OF corn products other
tpar whisky.
DrmYnd for oats is well Sustained
an.I dead. rs soc little chance for Wo-
tcrIall, tower prices ~ lang a. fa nm
rr- arc slow about selling
MiuciH report active hHvine -
nour
corn closed ~ an advance 20 ao Gov
tie tlay and oats advanced - .c
Tho other grains Hnd +nfd wore
Unchanged
FRIDAYS wheat quotation - -h
So rcd s2lq. 80 o whistle So
50 @ nfNsd s.
Trdtys coarse grain quotation
Conn cash SO s. ft $50 rIt M
e.tN SO 5 yellow 3D.
oats standard ca bid $50
pi.t. sNtsr 40 ( white aq'kc.
rive cash SO 80 81 N september
Beans INN, date and prompt shln-
neut tr25. October. e. 20
ecofs Triur rcd clover S12 75
o,tr.cr SIC Alsikc Sl2 t'mo.
prr.ipt- In me Detroit market Fr.
aat Included i0no hhls Of nnur
cars 80 wheat. az corn and or rye
-Irftueuta were 600 bbls - 0a'L~
e0tY hp rf wheat and 600 hu a
r' Stocks are 1oA Doo hu -
,.heaf 5000 hu ~ corn 1000 bn of
elt- and m Don bu - rye
.r.H u
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-07
NI.M NnnI, rnnnIrE

NFW YORK. sept Flour I'm
settled md nominal Pork Quiet.
mess. Lard Dun midd o.
west spot. $500 ~ SUGAR Raw.
qufef rertr furaf 1915 tnst SO. MUS
Cuvadn. So test tfG3 50 8 05. rofrea
quiet. rnf frgf ga qa- crushed s. r-
powderef ~ f6nN-5 RtshuNtad
$50 lfe 30. coffee Rio Noe = ur
spot 7tar TalloW Quiet enecfai.
16tlo. city. f6c Hav Strong prime
so r. 1901 10. So. O. 9GHase. cic-
yer. 75c tf07is. Dressed poultry
F.rn turkrY- lhr S2c. chickens %
"a f6c. fowls tqU 21c ducks 81 RI 23re
1.-Two poultry. Firm geese fTC.
ducks 2ou CSC fowls 35u2fc. tur-
keys. fTr ruoaters 1Nr chickens
hroiier Tor Cheese rHfw
atafe milk common o. epcrfals il
Csc. skins, common 20 specials. 3n
1Sc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-07
Sugar Market
sugars

sugars Detroit wh0lrsalr griecs.
Crystal dominocs. 2-tb.. sf275. DO
5-lh Sfs15. eagle tablets. tt1 a.. Ont
ioaf. $40 90. cubes. $40 20. NNNk pow
dored. Sos. standard p-v dercd. So 10
STIMULATED. extra coarse 50 90.
Erauulatcd. nne IN bulk tqI5. vranu-
lated e6-lh t0ttuus. $40. ertsfaf
domino gran. 2-lb and 5-lh cartons
BOD cases. sass. crystal domlno. gran
HF cases ta7b diamond 4. ta3
ronfectinncrs 4. 1870 No. s. 25:
No 3. s. 20. NO. 6. t91S w z. se.t0,
No s $50 SO .. So No 10. sS95.
No n. s. 90 40 70 tVSb. 40 fG
s. 80. No. H. $3.50. ~ TO- $3.50 nom
caklne mixture t025 beet grant
lated Se15 prr 100 lbs household
powd. rs. 20 20 case. s. IS. do Ts. IS
20 case. s. per case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-07
nnnk. AMI Tfust CemprnIer

= crsCutc orders OH the exchange:
W p Moss a Co. CARLYLE a Povah..
Geo VI West a Co. u. 70 Meccrons
Co. n. W. Noble a Co. y. l. sey-
rour a Co. w y Mcissurhiin Mcr-
rul lynch & Co. W. A. Hamlin a CO.
WIN A Sssr a CO.. Sinclair a. Couls
Wendsll Mulkcy a Co. VIM. H. Ros.
q Co r X. Pelton a co. Joel stock
ard 4 Co Bennett. Smith a. Co. w.
D. P-iliy g. Co. Matthew Finn A W.
wallace r. Co. Lewis q. Gorton. Bel
den Wcodrur q Co. Besncr. Cramef
3 Muehl. Dodd. Martin & Co. D'HarA
Ferries & Co. webb. l.. 4 Co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-07

Charles BreitmeYer. pr0prIot0r OF
cafe at No $50 Randolph-st was
to have been tried before Mayor
Marx, Friday morning. The cafe
has been complained against by
Police Commissioner Couzens. who
declares that women OF the under
world frequent the place on re-
quest Of Breitmeycr's ATTORNEYS the
case was put over for a week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-07
Births
ROY


6 Gilbert, Grace hospital. J Zollcr.
Sal south = I.ocher.F1 81 iiar bauRh
r. ecamts zoe Schro' 60 y knnlu
sky 'i5l vinewood: VI Heller 49,
rodrorstt 36S THIRTY econi q w
Rice. so Log Cabin Nle - Lin
zee. 7 Olschcfski 1859 Gilherf Ior-
ski lf7q Junction tzaInN 'S
spencer. is milford IS pauaher.
$50 brrvci .AitbuG 1900 Horlhut
- Freeman Samaritan. q Dufhcld.
SF Bcwlck " Buzz 1876 - Aubin
a sauor 2os Berlin; " stihlcr SIS
Rohrs 4 Murray. ,PTrov,idenoG,, h43sspi-
VOWS IS Bloch E. 81, Kennedy Wo-
mans hospital T. johnson. 501 'ifth
7 Palenski. s5s Grandy r. Smock.
Grace hospital annex. RuhlHnd.
1855 cha lmers NJ Lukawa 5Si Kan
Tor J.. T17Ts Providence hospital. T.
snch 0l0 Military j dickens 30
pcnnsvlvania NJ I Bruder. llsa
Garland j Subzfnsld 1907 Melon
ga. * kudi ID. Vanderbilt We
trsIbls 2fe Thadd"us; VI Markon iN3
Division koSsock % brewster,
y B0rke eos wilkins Olshanskv.
: Wcissmon. Wcinan's hospital. VI
Frederick VI o. FULLER IL Pallister;
K ~ Ruecoo 1872 Relvidere O. A
owls. 4o3 ausine pipcszowskt.
227 Palmer p, T.. Day. 100 Thsd-
GTET &
T. Tap.na 1903 chestnut 7. sim
mons 1920 Michigan a Kledzierat
* ~allan 4 Hammer. $50 Twenty
third Hoban e1f Leicester. =
Schweitzer. - Vanderbilt BUR
.e,uvh4 -1f Trrnout g Letek s6S
Mitchell y MILLER. sa Richmond T.
Abraham f1I Riopclle. : Gilberman.
"a pelwar y Borko. 40 Livernois.
S vonrifsti Ns Roosevelt IS r
Ob.r. providence hospital a. Cold
nintz. Grace hnsptfal n Lumley
i2D- HaIVffere ID I.8fioure 2f5 Hart
~ Brock ~ El0Ia : Wuhl. g21 Gar
field. g. UonnemAnn SO Chene ~
puNIrh 90 Rosedale. A Koppin. 10
Ssvhurr N Aukenr provid ence hos
Wtal n Iaidlaw. aas So Clair r
Jurkowvlti g. Addison T. KIRBY
iTS Greenwood NJ Piackt 1908 Nc
Dougsu = Kaminski SIS TromhlN
q Belwyansky if6 Antoine r. VIE
lerot t54 Catherine W q smith.
Grace hospital VI k0rur 3l5 AfeVan-
drine E J Leboda 33i Paine H.
r. iltks - Home.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-07
cnIcNGn LIvr sroCK

CHICAGO sept Hogs Receipts.
600 market strong. "a i0c higher,
nuvcd and butchers. ttf45 qrs20.
good heavy $1,000 "a fs 20 rough
heavy si635d 1885, liEht. s1s4f n
ccipts. =. 0o0 market steady 20 weak
heeves q 80 ~ i1.- cows and heifers.
80 fSHl2Si stockers and feeders. 80
7a25. calves. 81 T5W1s sheep re-
ccipts 5000. market strong. native.
g. sSQ1O.q0 western ss4O6ff
lambs. S1.e5a151o western. ITS
az IN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-07
Quotations by Paine. Wehher < GO.
~rit 81. gpcn fIgh Low close
rotFDo CRAM NND rRoDUcE

Cash sg1a corn Cash. S2I7. De
,emIcr. s. Lsi4 May. iii2hs Oats.
Cash f2c september 6o'ac, Decem-
htr 5qig NAV. 6.iAc Rive cash
1855 Cluvcrsecd Cash. SI3. DrtO-
bor s12so December. $3.50 March.
Sig7o Aisllte cash. tl275 limo
thy Cash. SO G5, september. 50. Oc-
toier. S3ao Butter, Brick cream
crp. sec tuh creamery. $40 Eggs.
Fresh cnndled 40 fancy sclects sc.
Hay- Unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-07
cLryrI.ANn LIVE srocK

CLEVELAND. sept Hogs Re
CENTS. 600 market 25c higher.
$3.50 stays. tlf15 cattle re
rrfpts fa. cars market slow and
steady. sheep and lambs Receipts
GAYS. market steady top. $1,000
Cslvca Receipts. ZOO slow top
tfe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-07
Produce

The produce market was IA "A
steady and generally hrm position
this morning and with retailers
stocking up FOR the saturday trade
was fairly active. Poultry vas clean
cd up and n good shape. Butter and
eggs continue steady and hrm IN
tone ana the same ls true ~ veal
tatoeS l7 now close at hand aud the
nlHtkot i- steady only from day TO
day, The cool weather with ITS sug-
geHtlQHgi frost gave tomatoes a, tenn
poraFiiV nrmer feeling this morning,
The hide market was lower this
morning. sharply SO on parts-0f the
Apples Sta5 per bhl
Hn.n"as - Good shipping stock
Brsns-Driod Limas. tie II.
Herries -ltu klcb~rries 81 lra bu
Pears Rartlett-. S27,n2 box.
California Fruits Pea hes. fl25.
plumS, ~ toH pcr hoN Malasa
grapes t-0225 per box
Dressed Calves Fancy country
dressed. ~ 29t; choice. 2o@ 2lc'
Fresh ,eaetsblc- Bects. l25 bu..
dozen cartots s. e5 tu ctuli-
flower $50 hN.. bonn grown wax
beans. s. per bu. greon beans. $3.50
M green onions 0C duI GRE,
corn. s. .H.k home grown tomatoes,
bushels. iz-1 egp plant Sl15 bu
Honey \'w fancy white. bnl7c
Hn, Detroit shippers are paying
the following prices for oaled hay in
ca lots. Z. q b. Detroit; No. I tinio-
ny, $40 5On ~ standard ,rnothy,
- 30 alt; hshC mixed, 81 5Oq -
e. timothy So so 70. -. : mixes y ga
! | clover sl3Ul2t0. rye straw. 5000
o. wheat and oct straw. ss'6oVio
lemon fs19 per box
Lines 4L10u rs per 100.
Melons Eookyf 81 20 as. wa
tcyp"lou- i't soc each, little gems
Ian2 alberts. lSalsc; Brazils.
~ zoe bsea ,SSisS ,no no: 6 2et
T yosstsd f se p'ilf ic Jumbo S2g sc ID
Oranges -Valencias sitOHf15 per
onions Home grown: $50 e =, :,
onions. witt. ST 50 bu
tnbbaEcs SOC per bog
L"ttucc-head. '2.f54S per case
Potatoes Choice white st5o pei
plnms TOO per peck hsskot. 49,.
Pouitrs Springs, 26a etc, light
wsi-thf~ 2&n Pic S.. h.u- IN 2Gc
! light weights. 2aM e5c, roosters OF
l6c. dicks, - q &c. geese l6H lie Id.
sweet Potatoes ~ IFS lulas. go z,
biol s. hu.
JORBISG PRICES.
Canned goods Apples. ~ pei
/ gal Lima beans. sl-5q2 corn
fancy Maine. STANDARD 81 SO peas
/ fanNy ent'y juno. - 80 g -.ju .alhlph
tai. t310 merrowfat peas. 50; to-
1 lrtjn,a. tnndard, $40 tor BIB. bas-
Gonee santos standard 1sgIsc;
med um. en @0c. fairy. 20 u 2Lcs Rio,
i i.5 tn 3sa VA. s5e PPa e., ''0E'e'
Food ~ ZOO no.. sacks Bran. $50
stanfs I'D mldpiurs, $40, fin" mid
dlpE- So cracked corn, SIS
COARSE cuInpral $50, corn and on'
chop SGl per ton
Flour Best winter patent. 9 So
Sc ond patent. Sll.a0 strai Eht 81 20
per Dbl. OF 1910 lbs. ia eighth paper
oIis-Linsoed oil. raw. IS boiled
81 20 gal. kerosene. iron barrels
&c, gasoline. 20 iac EaL
Provisions Moss pork. 50, FAM "
hams. % n f1c bacon 80 sac. oris-
/ Aet-. .Sm Soc lard. esq &c 10
/ Hides 40. I cured hides 21c: No
4 I Green hides $50. 30. ! cured bulls
/ 15c so. green bulls 12c No
I cured veal kip. 2fc 50. ! green veal
+ kin 2Gc SO. cured murraiu iSc'
/ No green uurrain l5c Ne. cured
horse hides. Sc No horse hides
IS No ] tailow. 15c 40 , tai 'W
( Sc sheepskin cas- 10 amount wooD,
soc 20 81