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The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
MUCH WHEAT
IS UNL0ADED
Flood of Selling Causes Marked
Depression In Pit
Prices

CHICAGO. Jan si--Wheat start
td sioN. bat q few minutes later
there was general rush &c sell.
The unloading movement was due TO
th, TACT THAT The Santa Fe had placed
ao EMBARGO on shipments OF corn
and wheat ic Galveston and that tke
Aalscr vas against ruthless suhma
rne warfare Nav wheat opened
Gown / 4 and later dropped } IA :Lore
SONG 20 1914 July opened up "a,
declined s. SoinS 20 al SIS. Sep
f,nber OF ned unchanged. lost SIS,
clng az i1s IS
Corn opened nrmer but III al
vance selling ~ wheat caused Il 20
ease on May opened up II. srbse-
egtnlt gaining II going 10 100 IA
1ry cpened up IS. but later declin.
so 5S. gong 60 ISIS.
Oats. opening shade higher
GUS - NtaEanSd m sYmpUTny VIII
cther grains. May opened mp lS, but
later declined S.. going 20 So -.
July Opened ur - lster lost l-2.
selling 20 5ti-4
Provisions averaged moderately
b 1her OF first trades. the strength
in hogs lnspiring fair euying
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
Local
WILSON HUNTS
FOR GOOD men
Hopes To Fill Vacancies In
Federal Boards Before
Congress Ends

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5i.--Presi-
cent Wilson hopes to nll vacancies
of all fderal boards and commits
sions before congress adjourns
Two Vacancies exist on the federal
trade commission. one OF which will
Probably be Allied by John Alexander
Julian. OF Cincinnati/a Democrat.
altho western administration leaders
are booming sigmund zeisler. OF
Chicago. for the vacancy.
Owing to the opposition 10 George
Rublee. whom tho senate failed 20
confirm a. one member OF the board
the president probably will not send
bic name TO the senate again
lie has not yet determined upon
a member for the vacancy. 10 take
the place OF Bernard Baker who
suddenly resigned aimnet before the
ink on his commission was dry.
Difficulties In securing the kind
81 men he desires al n salary of 81
500 wear Is holding up the tariff
commission.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
William J. hendricks Dies.

William J Hendricks. No ls+
Msrston ave. died Tuesday after an
illness % four years Mr. Hendricks
was IS years old. and vas.for many
years president Of G. - Widman a
Company. later being connected
with Hendricks q MartH Brothers
S,STiany ne vas born In Mar.
rhU Mich. coming to Detroit when
~boy lie was a charter member
of the knights Of Columbus. a mem
Der OF Branch No. 81. c. NJ y. A.. a
member OF Our Lady OF the Rosary
church. and president Of the Rosary
Ushers club Mr. Hendricks IL sur
vivcd by four children William j.
and Harvey 2. Mrs. George "
schmit'. OF Detroit, and Mrs. Adam
Siebert. OF DAYTON. o Funeral ar.
ranrements have not been an
nounced
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
REQ MOTOR is
ON UPGRADE ON
LOCAL MARKET

Tho early session OF the Detroit
Stock exchange. "wednesday morn.
ing. developed a strong undertone
in the motors OF which REQ Car
took the lead. opening At IS SIS. and
responding TO fair demand up to
noon
In tho last few dzys trading ha.
exhibited a tendency 20 expand be-
yond the narrow area in which II
has been operating in the last
month Buying has been more pro-
nounced on the part OF the public.
Individual sales are also growing,
orders OF more than 100 shares be-
ing executed moro freely than dur.
ing the early part OF the month.
January is usually dull in stocks.
and brokers did not expect TO do
much business They are planning
on much buster period in Febru-
airy. however.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
T5.17ae7 FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT Jon. SD Wheat Was
weak AZ the oFrnine an4 continued
a. decline al~lns thc early para of
the session. rhg early buyers ~
Iuesda. had wteat tof sale and dit
rof care g. tAac ehAno-s.
Wheat DEALER are afraid w peace
proposals.. rheS are afra!t GO re-
nam an th. long slide while "a new
note on tire war Is rNprctCt from thr
kaisrf wttaIu "a short time tNl1Ft
lt manl. even nn thc 80 brraA. ls
mot active. Urinary REGENTS are
large aut fnr frau~rurtatinn sifnu-
tou - SAalust l4l MAI ket IA nlig
ciearancrs Nrrr iufsr Monday. t.r
total siHlf RI quite suIt enough tu
dls-eon-agr aNtt ns l''al.fs are quick
q tAke grunLs when tnr3 are ga
~ ght snd thIs Keeps the ,ust Aet from
b, roming ovrr-hVugf
Barrett has rrcvrt,N been llNe4rg
srrcads t p4rChatine Mas n Chl-
cGG1 ard seiiing "a aueifE a. M
issiou Gousrs CONS aer thr frchn .'al
position - the market strune ana
believe q smart advance Noutd tct-
leW any Indication ut bus me- - fnf-
gnrrs NJ n1fapolis reports an n-
crease la demand for four CASE
"a heat iu Detroit ~ SOW Luca MITES
have NOT hcen active buyers ipf srVe
rgrl days
NJ Eat vas Weak thruoet ,h- great
er pArt ~ thr da2 and d st
loss nf 1m3 1c from Tu* Gas close
corn drsltu~d a Is cat. rlc &C.
and cloFers~~d SCI
t4ne-daH 81 1uuta inrs
ash NJ r.a Si MAY casnet
VIA drop ~ 'sc st - - tr,
a. Sis7N advar O. slst and
.tfcii nid te 81 fliJ .nrnr1 az
S .tfa eH urt g. ST. ,H advanced fu
-. an9i eecfn,sa - ~
!. = . ~
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
Old Gerry cantain pica

Capt John Cookburn. ~ years
old Who was an engineer for 81
years on tho Michigan Central car
ferry. died Tuesday in the home OF
his nephew. Capt Alexander Cock.
burn. OF 'be Detroit hre department.
40. 1867 Wabash ave. Capt. Cock.
burn was born IN Scotland. He
came 20 this country In 1850. and
became a superintendent OF marine
engines in Hamilton, Ont lie was
member % 81. Andrew society.
Detroit Masonic lodge. and a
knight Templar
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31

Durt e Activity Is Succeeded
BY Dssp De-
II preston


I NEW YORK. Jan. 3i.--T-he Even
~ san financial review says:
while the stock market in the
1cvunoon was relatively active with
Ut sustained denuite trend. II set.
"a down In the afternoon into
ranexish affair OF a wholly profes-
ntona1 character. Up 10 midday
6here were repeated movements OF
varying tendencies. The opening
w. narrowly irregular and this~~as
opIIoved b. good deal OF eooing
end flowing. The volume OF business
p'ss somewhat heavier than the two
arecedlng sessions Of this week
AMER midday the trading died out
almost altogether Traders wee
bearssh scarcely without exception.
~ remarkable report Of the United
states Steel corporation seemed tc
hsxe made no impression whatever
ana those who efperted that the
amazing showing In earnings would
capsivste the imagination Of The out
ni1efs and induce them 20 start \
buying movement were disappointed
psSces NJ times were TO points
~ 90 below the previous closing.
again slightiy above and more ire.
esentIy practically st the same level
The movements Of u. S. Steel
Gommoa. which sold as high as
as I'd and ~ Ios as liz IA. reflect
- With fair accuracy the movements
- tbe Industrial and railroad lists
o1lke.s
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
East BuFFAIo LIVE STOCK
tDuaalnH A strNeu.i

EAST Ri ffAltN, Jan 20 CO attic 20
Receipts 80 ears steady prime
steers. l3oo 70 iaSo pounds. $50 n
1875 good 20 choice s. IS n 1888. FAR
60 good. -sGs.5 plain 20 coarse.
tsnS 50 canadian st~eTs. 1900 20 1900
pounds. $3.50 = 10 80. canadian steers
1859 a. 1880 pCAlds. $50 a. = ca
madam MIXED heifers and steers. ssh
sGA. yeariinKs dry led. prime, tien
I 50. best handy steers. tsT5 ~ SO:
nEht butcher steers s. I5HS.5 best
tutcherinE steers and heifers mixed.
SsSH9 western heifer-. s. S0ms IS
best heavy tat cows tIuS butcher
cuns s. 1Iafs 80 Cltfers 500 -
Gamers. 81 IS H4-s fanrv uulis, s. 20
2 $50 butcher bulls. 50 -S1'2s com
mon bulls. s. sA3s good ~t0ck~rs.
s. taH sft light common -torkerS
g sNsis feeders. best dehorned. 3 q
: so best mtlksr~ sprtnEer~ $50 y
ffo. MEDIUMS $50 n - common. tto -
"a Hcgs Receipts 30 cars slow
heavy. ti.ijdi3 yorksrs ti2H
fel5 pigs and tights. SO so So
Sheep--Escsipt Is cars tower tor
isnihs sifsSdia-5 earrings s.. 81
els 50 W~ther, .5Gii so ewes
teHfaTS Calves f5niS
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
Livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK, ,Rps

DETROIT Jan si-Cattle. Pros
poets iosise lower. best heavy
steers. sssfs IS. best handy weight
butcher steers, n4s mixed steers
butchers ss5oaTSe. light butchers.
s5Sens best COWS sss5gT, butcher
COWS. ssGs35 common COWS. $50
$50. Gamers tASeUs. best heavy
$50. stock bulls s. ns.s; fceders,
8, "a. 80. stock~rs. tsuT, mixers and
srrfrxrrs stodso Veal calves. Mar
ket steady. best. tt3nlt others 3
$50 sheep and lambs Market
steady. best lambs. az fair lambs.
slenis5o Nght 20 common lambs,
siO6itS0 fair 10 good sheep. tsnet
culis and common. fSh s.ae HOGS
Market prospects suiNc higher
workers and hcaVlcs Sill 500 MS,
RIGS ITO 50
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
WV NoRk rRnpIaE

SEw YORK. Jan ~ Flour quiet
and arm Pork Stronger. mess So
n13So Lard Ftrm middle west
spot. SIC s0Gigs5 sugar Raw. eaEy
csntrifugst 50 test. SOC as. mus
quIst. cut loaf 800. crushed. o. IS.
o. wdered. fsf5 Eranuiatsd fs1Sd
$50 coffee nio No on spot Zoe
TalloW- STEADY. special. - - city.
No l. 0bd1fn 40. g. sou sbc. clo-
vrr g0nasc- Dressed POULTRY Quiet.
tufLeyr 2Nnt3c. Chlcksns fSu 2sc.
fowls rGn 2tc. ducks. IA 2se live
poultry rnsettled geese i7dtqc.
ducks. &c taviG 22c. turkeys zoe.
roosfers i4tSnisc chicken broiiers.
eotA Hzic Cheess. Firm state milk.
a. rrlrnon 20 Epeciaru 22d 2ics skins
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
Sugar Market

sugsrs Detroit Nnoteaals prices.
CryetsI pousInrra alb, tiOs5, do.
b.in.. ffnf5 EaRlc tablets. ts15 cut
irff it.l cubes. 80 hNNN pow
cersf. %. standard powdered.
S5 lfarul8fsd. extra coarse. o. 30.
Co. Huf. Iu luiE. SIS. a.. 25-lb. cot
tons 8 ss - stsf Domino gran. ,
o. ard 5-ih. cartons. Ia cAsea fI5s.
o.. 70 b cases U.s. Diamond A.
g. ccufectioncrs =. g. 10. No 4.
f-E5 Sc i. 10. SO q .5tS No 7.
O. 40 Tcql SO. q tssc. No 10.
TO- so g. $3.50 SO ~ fs7s 80.
nrr.rarfrz uirfufr. ts1s. beet gran.
uiaftd. fg-4r par 100 lhs housshold
pr4'f - 81 20 case t20s DO. ~
20 osrs f40s PEI csss
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
Produce

Ccmu' .sinn raen reported httle or
nc change n either prices or condi-
Come rr thr da1 Butter IS being
offered from al direction-. " appear
.n@ ttat every creamery n the state
ras small surplus. and IN some In
sfanLEA nrA1s.s-- f----44A :.
less tasu tire EIEn bass consump-
level and retailer arc nuying In a
f1.all Mas anly, the result ue1ng a
heavy market The egR demand is
BETTER thau the aInpiy. but a. spring
ftedurflrn ts reEtwniug and heavy
rrreI Orr Lac Gerry shortly. dealers aTe
49, arrangement for only a day
ef ftre A. Tor the resf. ths mar
kef best described a. steady. with
a Hru unaerfone
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
NEw NoRk RrT.rrR ANp nea..

NEW Npftk. Ian IL Butter.
arm receipts. l.3ti. Creamery eKtra
tftsdt2g. creamery special market.
a. y t2c state daily tubs .g0f1c.
Fggs Firm. Receipts. St1s. Near-
~ white fancy ness nearby
MIXED fancy. ace fresh nrsts.
Al0f1c
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
CLEVELAND II,E STOCK

TI.EN E.fAND. Jan. n -IuRA -
r~fpts. l.sp1 active. Workers ard
mfN~d. 81 ~ mediums. o.. 20 ptE-
SO 70 rc-fxhs. 81. stag 80. cat
Ito Receipts 10 cArs SLOW sheep
ard lambs Receipts zoo steady
Tops. ti435 calves Receipts 500.
slow a. e5c lower Top. 49,
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31

II is warmer in the frost than dur
ing a thaw. because when water
freezes II parts with it's latent. or
hidden heat. which passes into the
air During thAw heat Is taken
from the air. and absorbed by the
ice.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
cue ,Go BITrrR u,Rkrr.

CffirNtFB. Ian -f.ufter Ektras
aratf tts ~ dairy evtfAs.
900 rF. nrHfa. fIl- H7ltsc Eggs
rfIn. ord uarr. rsafqr nrsta. &c
cheese Twins e-t4 any. Young
AmrfIraF laH 10 tftr poultry
Fowls anr dsks ff01Hr geese
rtnIst sprinEz. 1910 turks. 2sc
p0tHfoss Receipts 90 rarr VISION
sin. 5000 MinneEota. 81 a002.
new potatoes. fancy west. - a2.7S.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
Cum corrrn sTock.

Nearly soe.ecc Isrsons live in the
|&Dna company. according 30 the
1ofoea annual report lite ser
Il 0upely electric light and power
y eit,ea ~ ytliAses and II vn.
~ ,sss were tlsiLu&ta
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
TOLEDO LIVE >Tnch

TOLEDO. Jan ,i.-IoEs Receipts
light market 81 higher. heavles
ft.i-Wt.1S. mediums tlgniete.
workers. 81 50mi. good pigs SO Is
Tii calves Market steady. sheep
and lambs Market steady
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
cuIc.Go LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. Jan. 1I-Hogs ne
Ceipts $1,000 market iNc higher.
mixed and butchers tif10n a a.
good heavy. 81 S0niiT5 rough
f.aVy. sl1.859il "a. light tii eou
MS pig& sas5ul0 Cattle Re-
celpts FL 600 market steady hseNrs.
sT-5uttsE cows and h.ifer. $50
faga Texans tSsfMssS calves
-5G1s5N sheep Receipts 5000
market steady native s1eM II -
western SO .5Hii So lambs Sll15p
49, western. tl.IlllQ
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
U. s. Cotton Report.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3l.-cot'on
exports during the week ending
Jan. Il. totaled 1851 bales. a total
since Aug. I. OF 3.sT7.s7s bales
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
CHIr Aan aHAIN

CHICAGO THg 20 Gram OPEN
ing Wnest MAJ down 2, Jui1.
up 4. ~spremh~r lnrhan<rf Corn
May. up isr }giI 40 '.t oats Nav
Up -. Iutg up - fulN uo Il
tfovis Slightly ni-h~-
Cioxe--tF heat Mt1 doss % 4isr.
Juiy down 3 80 sept er. Der dnpn e, g
Corn MAJ down r1s- jolly tau n
tsc oats Nav dnRr fsiF
dcWn Gr Provisions sharply love
Fr
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
Rolls Bill Under His
Tongue When Nabbed
AS DisOrderly
TAXI DRIVER
is COMPLAINANT
Trio Shows Fight When
Cop Answers Dis
tress Signal

--lla-- se.t is5A IN h iS mouth. 4 rr-
claimed Policeman Thomas CoIlop
IN police court "wednesday morning
n. he pointed ~ Thomas Milligan.
enc OF three prisoners standing BE-
fore judge SELLERS
Millisan shook his head. but kept
ris lips pressed tightly together
The officer took 4 step toward him
with hands stretched on, toward the
.aN OF the prisoner. Then the
mouth opened slowly ard ont from
under the mans tongue rolled a $50
bill RE handed i, up 10 the Judge
Policeman Coilon, a trafic officer
stationed AZ Monroe and Randolph
saw taxicab comiaE down Monroe
al 10 o'clcck Wednesday morning.
with the driver giv,ng distress sig
halls The policeman stopped the
cab The driver said his thr~e ras-
Fsngers all 81 whom carried re-
,olvers. had been riding in his cab
rearly all night. that the bill vas
then $3.50 but that he vas afraid
20 insist upcn payment
A. The policeman starred % gues-
ton the iov-riders thsv fhoved FIGHT
and attacked him Tie got several
severe iolts on the head and stood \
fair chance Of being beaten down
when The taxi driver and others bur.
ned 20 his assistance He arrested
the mon. bur they rad hidden their
revolycrs and mos OF their money
In addition 10 Mtlligan. Walter
l'urke and Grover Ellis acre arrest.
90 IN the chargs 81 diSorderly con
1urJ r appeared That Ellis had ~.
tie 20 DO with The cscapade and he
was discharged The other two we're
fined So each or sentenced 20 serve
81 .iAy-
Policeman COLOR urged the court
10 20 the limit with tho mon. He
said they were bad actors II
Was then that be drew attention -
The fact that one 81 than had the
money ir hts mouth
NIlisan paid the fine with the SO
oil TIA, had been in his mouth.
WIN g. Ea4 poilec court
clerk he hnnted " back 10 tho ON
Ger AMI advised him 10 hang n cut
on the lire End dry IL Then from
some secret hidIng place ono Of the
pgi.oners drew out a $50 bill and
asked ne police court clerk 20
change IL for him
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
NrM ,nRI. aorIoN NARkI.r
DAIRY PRODUCTS

Butter Extra creamery 7gr d.
crsamFry. nfsts ESQ. dairg. Zsr Dr.
backing stock. gtt4c 10
TEE. Fresh receipts. rssrs lur uf
I'd frsfa. coo dnL. current receipts
Sc d0E etTtr Wrdnrf1ab. tta
cases
Cbee.~ Mich gan fafH etc N~e.
York rafa Gfs d0merfIr grsIra. - ~
..ef. Unmarried Swiss sHfl tJt buick
cream 2ehe i'm burger. .ih gsr O.
h gafhr long horns. 81 &C.. dH s'es
gIas1c per 10.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
JoItsING PRO rs

Canned Goods Apples. SO LA per
- i..nA b.ans sl.i90isS. Corn;
Fanry Maine SIS standard. 8; %:
tahi~ heets ii2saIfe Pea Fancy
early I1nr. ffEF standards. 81. sal
mon. f4N f2fB. NATIONAL peas
-avi Early June. $50 sift-d
Early 'uue. :: 40 d1E Tomatoes
sttnfar. 500 80 per dQz
ton~e ~@ut0s, staudard Jig.
nr.t.-r.- istrE 1g. fancyA zsu,le. RIO.
Ift- af4. lib. packdsts. is0.1e.
- trs esn gec 10
Fess frIt'nz prizes isa-lb sacks
frauv ff stsuta-d ra!idhnGs, tat
rr fdf.feH 30 "a ~ksf corn f4ss
coarse corr mrai SO. corn and ost
piosr ,1rr prices: Res Michi-
gan patent. - ~. second patent.
g. 81 stra'Vht. g 20 pure rye. $50:
Frrfo~ p-tsD'. 1889 bhi IN Nth pa
oii- pav tasesd 10. bonsd I'm.
ssaf 81 OF rni IN barrel lots. Kero.
sane. ir iftn narrels Diamond bead
light T-r perfection. So raiarLne.
% a. rcd rruau gas9llne. isb4c sal
Hide. 80 - cured hides ale, so.
4 grrrn hides g. No. cured bulls
IS, 80 green rufis isc. No. 1
cured veal KIP 80 No. ! green v-sl
kfr. a1c 40 cured rnurrstn isc
r. J gree murratn lie. No ! eursJ
oaif 10 No green esn TO W" Z
rorse hrdss - No ~orse hides IS.
~ ! faiiow. 81 No tailov ~. No.
/ hides. r. X 10. Kip. and calf.
Nc or uhsrpskin fss 20 amount
WOOL s0r - "
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31

Prf.tias-she p,srs as.f kisa--thst
o. rtght--rtme. job Dept>-Msis f57n
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31

Auto Body az 81
Charcoal Com --is8 az 4 leo n g.
100 az ia leo at
rharcoa. IT'D. loo at c.. as a. G.,
Co@huiis 400 ~ 49,
Continental Con. so a. ia. 20 e.
1lE. 100 d IN. zoo IL H. 20.
tt-. loo 1t ~. 30 al ~ 90 81
TIA. ieo az ~
Dstroi,- E1.seh--.e Of iS's % a.
paist-Dot-oit- =. ~.
rMke-Isavis--s al i71f
W g pTusstr at s1L
REQ Car--i00 ~ 5sS. 10 al - 20 A.
~. - ~ SfR. % az @gE. 10 al ass
10 ~ $751; 20 at ass. 50 az sSs.
charccsi com.--ieo a. :. 100 a. s..
cep,ln.niai Como At H. p
p~, Y. q r.--I2s at tal.
Rec Carl az ssis 10 ~ So. 50
wslserin.-ioo AZ TX
The following firms are privileged
70 execute order. on the Txehanxe.
". r Moss q Co. Carlyle a Povah
Geo. NJ. West a Co. T. r. Naccron.
9 Co. II. w. Noble a Co. u. l. sey-
mour a Co. W. n. MrfAughlin. Msr-
rfil Lynch q Co. W. A Ramiin a
Co. VIM. A. Ne.r a Co. slnclal- a
Couis. Emmett l. sprague. VIM. n
Rose = Co. y. X Pelton a Co. Joel
etocksrd q Co. Bennett. Smith q
Co. Lewis q. dorton. w. n Reilly
q c. Matthew Finn. A W. Wsilacs
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
Motor Stocks

Furnished By VIM A. Near a Co.
.tsfSB PenobscOt bu4idins Detroit
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
App,-.-rsqe.sg per Dol for

AppI-s g. e9t.Ss per Dol for
ehotre and s5us for rancy.
Banssas Good shipping stock
g. uT5 tuncn
tshha<~ s. 5on7 per 100 lbs. New
Cruas~r-~.- How.s u,SO
$50 per DBL. s. - pa.
nr~.-rd siV~~ Fancy, II a niht1c
". : ispi7c per II.
Fr-.h N.xrtAbI~s-5r--n peppsrA
co. hasNrt.z radtshrS ~ y foc doE :
s "a, ss@.. Gels ear carrots. u si1s PER-
tu Brussels sprouts. sc per quart /.
90 .~rg F0u see dor california eel
- , -. a. o. - pr ssoA- Fisrita tomA-
toes sisfa % per s-hasket crate.
Grape Fruit IS 5ogt PEI crate.
ites;y--F9,eey white. "ol7e' az
tn falioEiEg prices Cor ealsd hay 10
car lots ;. Detroi, 10. ! ITO
n fi,s'e standard ,mo,nayy:
* sir.atAx1 GA. 10 nlxsd.
! clover. fisai- so rYe strs- $3.50
ai0 shea; and cat straw. 5000
L.msas ,tetso per boz
Sn .%.-1 ~ l's'; ;,oS;Tiei 100 almond.
1877 Joe r-saua $50 IT, per 10.
Orange Saveis tffsu Alb. FLOR
ida f1m7rb box
oniou. s. 5og7 per ioe-lh. sack:
iara P-uza- bu western rtoe <.
Pofato~--g .c~fgan car lots 10
fraF 81 .n hu Wssfern stock.
e. ffN hfl new B@rmudas. w
rfr DID, $50 Der hu, -.
pcuitry sNrinEs. 20 n2ic. liEnt
sur'urs IsW f4c fancy hens. II
o. fsr med Irn 81 q 20c ~ : hens.
ff1f -c ROSTERS ia nc geese l.G
fqr au.i-s 81 Sc turkeys y 1Nc
Per 10 Dressed poultry 10 inac I've
a. dHf- advance over I've.
Rabbits s. -FFf - doz
~trawb~ rrir- 70 r. roc per quart
sweet Pssntse.-s-rsrys. kiln dried
q per crate
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
Boston Copper Stocks

O. Gators 81 fior. pfiae-r q w,ehs.
JAIN tsrr liIgF Low Close
AfVt
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
Standard Oil Stocks

oa.,at.on' ss lterna 'o*e, w. =.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-08-17
HOT WAVE RUINS
THE ORANGE CROP
IN CALIFORNIA

t
That the hot wave in California has
seriously affected the orange crop in
that state is the information given in
2 clipping from newspaper which
quotes letter from the west. The
clipping, which was furnished The
Leader by reader, is as follows:
at is not generally known that
hot wave in California has ruined the
orange crop for next year, but this is
the statement written by E. D. Foster
Of Los Angeles. He writes that abou.
the middle of June hot wave came,
and that in Los Angeles the thermom-
eter registered 119 in The shade. This
heat lasted for several days, but was
not of as high a temperature all the
time. The young oranges were set,
and just in the right condition to be
affected. This heat blight was mo-.
ticed ali through the orange belt, the
strip between Los Angeles and San
Rernaldino being the most damaged.
Grape fruit were hurt some, and the
bean crop was badly ds mayed. Fruit
growers are loyal to their state and
do not report such things, but this in
formation, as sent, is reported to be
authentic" 4.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-08-17
men MARCHED and DRILLED
LIKE FINISHED VETERANS
Soldiers Sing "We'll Hang Old Kaiser
to Sour Apple Tree" as They
March Along.

American T Training casnp4 Asae
When the American Sammies sshit the
hay" last night they had been dubbed
real fighting men by most competent
observers. They marched and drilled
like finished war veterans and General
Sibert declared that he was proud to
b the commander of such a splendid
body of men"
The Americans were in fine spirits.
singing well Hang Old Kaiser to a
Sour Apple Tree" as they marched
The French showered attentions en-
Enthusiastically upon the marching sol
diers.
The review yesterday by Major
General .Sibert of all American troops
under his command who are now train
ing for the trenches offered a military
spectacle OF international and histor-
ical import. 1t was the first time that
tie troops of this particular unit of
the American army in France has been
assembled in its entirety and the dis
play which they made was deeply i'm
pressive.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-08-17
GARY SEES NO
SIGNS OF AN
EARLY PEACE
U. S. Steel's Head Says 1t is Only
Question of Time When the
Allies Will Win.

Tacoma, Wash, Aug. 16.-Judge
Gary, head Of the United States Steel
corporation, does not expect an early
peace. Speaking Of the war situation
here today, Judge Gary said:
II don't believe there are any signs
of an early peace from the informa-
tion ! am able to get.
1.-TWO years ego there could have
been settlement on a pretty fair
basis one which would have secured
the integrity of all the countries and
with practically the geographical lines
which existed when the war com
menced, and, whsS is more important,
The establishment of d basis for the
prevention of future wars. ] have
some information which leads me to
that conclusion.
"In any event it is only question
of time when the allies must be sue
cessful."
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-08-17
ARE VICTORIOUS
HUNS ARE DISCOURAGED
DESPERATE EFFORTS TO RECAP.
TURE LOST TERRITORY FAIL

Again the great Anglo-French war
machine has struck the Germans IN
Flanders, and again it has been SUI
cessful. The village of Langemarck
and other important positions were
taken Thursday and more than 1,S0o
prisoners already have been counted.
The last blow in the Ypres section
was on a front of nine miles and only
on the extreme right were the allied
forces unable to leave valuable posi-
items in the possession of the allies.
Before the fighting between Lens
ard Loos had died out, the French
and British moved forward north of
the Ypres-M enin road. Throughout
Thursday bitter fighting continued. On
the left the French occupied the
ground between the User canal and
Martjevaart and then drove the Ger
mans from the important bridge
head of Dreigrachten.
Field Marshal Haig's men ca ,~ied
the center and right of the attacking
line. In the center the British soou
gained their first objective and then
established themselves inLangemarek