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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-23

con Ell del pilcnciflo mexlcano ..EI Rublo'
resuiia TN ahorro de cincuenta pot ctenio.
ST listed no 10 HI usado. pfdalo a SUI tende-
TO o aviscnos. J. NJ. y G. NarroquiD: 4O6
DoloroSa ST. (Tiii
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-23

81 NESESITA. express para nus iIeve Sis
petacaS a In estacion o Gamble sus nue.
bles hablele I Rosales. TelGfono Crockett
275i y Travis 1926.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-23
Oregon disgustado con Gales.

CucntaSe que durantc IA breve cSta
la del general Oregon en- la villa de
Nogales, el eX-~secrctario &c guerra
tuvo ua fucrte a.tcrcldo con 81 gc-
neral Gales, porque este do ordcncs
a las autoridadcs civileS y mii.tarcS
que no hicieran Ia e m demostra-
ci6n dc simpatia al maaco sonorensc.
Gales csti ~dispucsto i acabar con
cl 'obrcgoniSmo" en- Sonora, porque
los dos hcrmanoS Oregon (ambos
gcneraleS) 10 han tratado dc nullti-
car Y hasLa trata-on dc quitarle e.
gobierno.
La indiferenc!a conque Sc reciolo
en- Nogales al eX-SecreSario de Ia
Guerra. es una demonstration plena
de que, mercce a Ia actitud asumida
por Ell general Gales, no ell pueblo,
que nUnca 10 ha qUcrido, sino el e.e-
mcnto Official, ha vueito la cspalda
definitiyamcnte al general yaqui.
Gomez no deja pasar a los refugiados
Llegan noticias de Nogales, parti-
cipando que e! general Arnulfo Co
mez, jeie de las fuerzas que guarne-
cen Ia fYontera, Sc oponen a que pa
sen 4 te~rritorio meXicano Il los des-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-23
AVISOs DE OCCASION
ARRENDAMIENTos-

Sc RENTA hacienda en- ia region mineral
de Coahuila, 20 millas al Sur de Eagle Pass,
Tex. %Propiedad Immediate Ferrocarriles Ma
%cionales en- Sabinas Y Mlzluiz. Terreno
1000 acres 900 en- cultsgoI, con yiejfsima y
abundante concession de aguas para irriea-
ci0n. Magnffica ~nogalera sobre RIO Sabinas-
Informant ". E.. Flores, f0s Belytn St., SAN
ANTONIO. Tex. COZ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-23

NOS dcdicamos cyclusiyamenie a la venta
de ari.culoS Qie eS,an Siendo cIporiadds
para Mexico. Visftenos. J. NJ. Y C. Marrd-
quin. iG6 DOlOrCsa 81. (7fb
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-23

NEG0Cl0 ESTABLECInO, buenos rcndt-
mienloS, cl 800 pOr ciento dc utilidaGes. 81
SOliri!a SOcio con 500 o mas. inrormcs 3f
Lakevicw Ave, Tel. Crockett 4235. (5sj)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-23

Sc NECESITA SeIorita para cajera en- casa
centrlca de neeocio. Diriiirse a sos West
Commerce fsaO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-23

Sc NECESlTA sehorita para pIanchar trajes
de selora. ST. Louis Dye Works, sos Ma
Varro 81. ,us4i
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-23

Sc RENTAN cuartos con dos camas, para
tiombres solos, Sf.50 semanarios p0r per-
soma: banjo libre. tts1A South Santa Rosa
avenue: l6yU
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-23

COMPRE, venda o Gamble muebIes de segun.
mano. VeanOs anicS de cnmprar o ven
der. Pages faciles. Dixie Furniture Co.,
Crockett 293. t75)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-23

neutrality-suspicious.. ror 500 vendo Ia.
Her de SaSlrerta V Iicparari0n de Somhre.
rUs. garaniizanGo lie dos a ireSct"nIoS pc
sos de utilidad. solo on Ia actual tcmporada
No tcngu comprehend. p dc A., Box 3iG
Kyle. Tex. (G2i.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-23

Sc VENDE IN caballo colorado. tres aIo,
de cdad V ) pies ; pulGadas de alto. Diri
janSe q ". dc Jesds G. de Riojas. 1914 Sar
Fernando 81.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-23

Sc ENSESA ingles 3 precios moderados,
2or seforlia competente, que habla espa-
mol. liable al telefono Travis 1913. zoe
Coffman Ave. CtU
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-11
BRITAIN TO
PUNISH HER
BUNGLERS
Men Charged With
MesOpOtamia De-
feat On Trial

LONDON. July 1.-THE British
government took active steps today
10 punish those OF SIS oricials re
sponsible for the failure OF the nrs,
Mesopotamlan expedition In the
house OF commons Chancellor OF m,
EXchequer Ronar Law announced
institution OF new court OF in.
quiry. composed OF Judges and mill
tary officials. TO hear all charges
against those involved in the scan
dal. including members OF the Brit.
ish cabinet At that time
Bonar Law announced also that
all officials concerned had ceased
their governmental functions pend
ing A report from the new inquiry
All England was startled BY issu.
ance 81 the original inquiry com.
missions report
Among the ofHrials mentioned by
name as responsible for the scandal
we're Gen SIR John Eccles Nixon
former commander 81 the British
forces In Mesopotamia. Baron Har
dinge. former viceroy ~ India:
Gen Sir Beauchamp Dur. former
commander in.chief 81 British forces
in India MAJ Gen Sir Edmund Bar
row. former military secretary 10
tho India once J Austin cham Der.
lain secretary Of state for India
and the war committee OF the cab
met
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-11
VICTIM OF TRUCK
ACCIDENT STILL
UNIDENTIFIED

The man killed Tuesday after
noon when a truck owned hv .he
Tivoli Brewing company and driven
by Henry Pohl. % years OF aye. M
1905 Townsend ave crashed int
the sidewalk az Grafiot ave ana
Randolph 81, is still unidentified
The body has been taken 10 tho
county morgIe
Michael sullivan, No. % Clinton
at seriously injured N mo acct
dent. sustaining fractured sklf
is out ~ danger Mrs Anna Patton
and her daughter. Mrs Irene -
belle both % SO 2of Milwaukee
ave east. were slightly injured bv
falling telephone pole. hut we've
able 10 leave Receiving hosrffai
after receiving attention,
Henry pchl. tho driver. is being
held by Tho police on a $4,000 bail
With two suretieA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-11
DETRO|TERS
IN CAMPCRY
FAV0R|T|SM
Sons of Rich First To
Get Commissions,
Is Charge

Az was expected. cries 81 favor
ltism" and "pull" have been raised
in connection with the handing out
OF commissions and the treatment
of the men AZ Fort sheridan. Stories
along this line are now reaching De
troit. borne by disgruntled ones who
gave UP good positions in once or
factory 20 join The officers reserve
corps.
The stories are all " the same
general tenor They concern mostly
sons OF the rich and the influential
who. il is declared. have promptly
received their commissions while
sothsrs. who have no one 20 inter
cede for them. are still waiting and
in the meantime bearing the brunt
OF the arduous tasks incident 10
camp life. IL Is alleged
Ii Is related that this condition
was brought NJ in gathering OF
The boys one night In the Y NJ G.
4 camp The case OF n notably
AlNL FthlE NAAAAhdN WIZ HAu lANi
received his commission was cited
particularly. whereupon another
scion ~ wealth defended the other,
saving
Why shouldn't he he favored :
Look az All the money he's put up"
Another story has 20 do With a
Detroit youth who came home for
week end with an arm badly
swollen following vaccination His
family physician gave him note
TO his commanding officer urEir :
that the young man DO relieved from
training for a tow days lest he lose
his arm Notwithstanding this al
vice the Dos was put thru tho regu-
lation drill along with tho rest tho
hts temperature was l02 degrees. az
cording&o ne report circulated here
Otce- stories concern the charac-
Ter % the food served and conditions
in camp. the kind that invariably
aosi back from an army camp. and
in most instances they lack CONTRA
alton
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-11
Marriage Licenses

r-s- watros q Detroit Cells Ru-
yrrIr Same
rtsa5o. Hoeysl % Detroit, Erns
SIEVE z Li'iis IS. D-.ro,t Enin L
Ma~ratr. s. same
reter Asburv q. Detroit Sarah J
GNrs-t . Alaharls
Nasyl SNisz0wski 80. Detroit.
MAJ Su szowskh - same.
Thomas cotton. IS Norris, Ill,
Neftte Mccoy %. Canada
Pert-au . Egerton * Detroit:
Ketssr.e- y RRrls2t 10 iAn,ins
Gstl M-Crscker. -. Detroit. Ethel
Strrgnte IS Romeo.
George Murrsy -. Detroit rren.
Herntrg i4 same
Fred , Llnsell 3 Detroit Anna
peter Gars q Detroit, Asne,
Ra~~7ka a. sane
Guy stapieton. p Crossley: Alvina
r-ei x rversor 81 Detroit. Cath
- re- Mac - Midland
Frank A Howsen - Detroit -
TOR r Lynn. e. same
charlie. .R0iais 40. Detroit. Emma
iossph s,avIn.kv rs. Detroit. Ka-
tla P.nev 81 same
Harvey ElhingNr - Detroit.
Ha~riett RoVenthaL q. Muskegon
ga i+iItf'.Fl ~ VIZ l~NAltr II
F-ecrran g Missouri
Erich 'NencleT o. Detroit Nora
Grstino orionto. e Detroit Anna
NiSsina same
tlian YIN - "a Maud
a. 81 sam"
Tttrafo Lerez ~ petrolt' May
sane
- li'tlolf ANN
..erIoaS n, Sane
MlHe ~ Herot Mary
sam"
,,nl,lp fontiac
"'s n" iat1 'etrolt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-11
LOCAL BOMB
TRIALS ARE
POSTPONED
Cases of Kaltschmidt
and Twelve Others
Go Over

The trial OF A. Karl Kaltschmidt
and u others accused OF conspiracy
10 dynamite buildings and bridges
in Windsor. Detroit and elsewhere.
which was set for July II will be
postponed for several weeks Il de-
veloped Wednesday morning.
Many OF the Witnesses in the
Kaltschmdt case are also wanted
as witnesses in the Jacobson case
IN Chicago, the trial OF which is 20
start az once jacobson and a great
many others have been indicted In
various parts Of the country on the
charge OF plotting 20 start n revolu-
ton in India against the British
government
District Attorney Kinnane Wed.
nesday morning received a telegram
from Charles = Clyne. district az.
torney IN Chicago. asking him 10
have the kaltschmidt and other con.
spiracy cases postponed until after
the trial ~ the jacobson case. He
asked this not alone because the
same witnesses will be used. but
for The added reason that he was
afraid the trial OF the local con.
spiracy case might prejudice the
Chicago case. which Is regarded as
of more Importance
Mr. Kinnane said Wednesday
morning that he did not think the
local conspiracy cases would be de-
layed more than three weeks Just
before the receipt ~ the telegram
James \ Murtha had made mo-
tion before Judge futile in the Unit
ID States court. asking FOR separate
trials for Ida and Fritz Meet sis-
ter and brotherin Law ~ Kslt-
scmidt and also asking FOR a delay.
This motion was denied bur now
the defendants will have tho delay
anyway
Judge Tu,tle has decided that the
entire l3 defendants must he tried
together on counts in tho indict
ment that are similar In the event
Of An acquittal Kaltschmidt and
the Meets could be tried on ornor
counts There are three counts
against Kaltschmidt and two each
against Fritz and Ida Neef
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-11
|MARKET STILL
ON UPGRADE.
Corn and Tobacco Products
Rise To New High
levels

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Ne"
York Evening Sun financial reYie"
today said:
1T was again obvious today that
t1s position OF the securities mar
MT and the speculative mood were
INCH as 20 make the constructive
aide OF the list the more attractive.
Business was in moderate volume
ana the course or prices controlled
largely bv the whims OF professional
trader. altho the spectacle or al
yanclng prices brought IN some ne"
outside buying.
Asteel common exerted little OF
fts customary leadership at times
during the session after several days
OF sluggishness Afurther advance
In the price of silver 10 a new hlgh
record quotation directed attention
10 such properties a. American
smelling, Anaconda and others
which stand in line 10 derive some
benefit from higher prices for the
mstal. Copper stocks as group
however, remained relatively unpop-
ular as result Of labor troubles
and the curtailment OF output
"A number of stocks rose 10 ne"
nikh figures, including corn prod
uots, tobacco products. American
sumatra tobacco. National Enamel
inx and United Cigar Stores.
1.-THE local money market contln-
ued easy and the outlook for the
maintenance OF this CONDITION Is
promising"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-11
Triumph of Truth"
Will Be Staged
On Nauin Field

Announcement Is made that the
Triumph OF Truth" morality
spectacle depicting the advent OF
modern hygiene In public life along
with dramatic stage-stOry OF the
world war, will be offered rs XII
gantic outdoor entertainment Tor
evening performance only. July 26.
% and 20, on Navin held n Is a
clarion cnll 10 the young people OF
Wayne county, men and women, TO
answer the cry TO arms" II IL
var drama without the horror OF
tho battlefield From the opening
scene 10 the smashing climax OF
America, Is carried 10 the heart Of
every American message that ~
certain 20 md response.
Direct in It's appeal. sprinkled
with scenes OF an allegorical nature
which will recall 10 the mind of the
American man and woman these
vital episodes In the history OF the
United States. which have thrilled
The world. Triumph OF Truth"
points me finger ~ duty 20 the man
and woman. awakens the dormant
spirif OF patriotism. and urges TO
greater and bigger things those who
have already felt tho thrill Of
patriotic fervor that will 20 10 the
very Jaws OF death and will ey1rent4
ly save the world for democracy.
a thousand or moro 81 Detroit
Young people will enact the many
characters The production will
have The cooperation N numoer
N local fraternal and social organ
nations.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-11
MORE ARRESTED
IN INDIA PLOTS

SAN FRANCISCO. July li..-Ar.
rests OF Hindus and others in all
sections OF the country on federal
indictments charging conspiracy 10
foment a rebellion In India were ex-
pected today Preparation OF war
rants based on true bills returned
here Saturday Is now complete.
Nine persons have been arrested
IN San Francisco during the past "a
hours-six Hindus. Louis + Hingst-
Ter. Solon &. leonhauser and the
latter's wife.
l.eonhauser. a man Of so. declares
he is brother OF Mai Ieonhauser
OF the Twenty-hfth United states
infantry. He and his wife were una.
bic 20 obtain $4,000 bonds and were
released on their own recognizance
until Monday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-11
CAFE CASES
ARE PUT OVER
Schneider and Franklin Get
More Time To Make
Defense

Louis Schneider was 10 have been
tried before MAYOR Marx "Wednesday
morning on the charge brought b.
Police Commissioner Couzens that
he permitted vicious and immoral
women 10 frequent his cafe at No
ils Woodwa ri ave The commission
OF asked he mayor 20 revoke
Schneider restaurant license
Unless Schneider conducts a de
cent and orderly place will close
II without notice and without wait.
ing for trial said Mayor Marx
when Schneider's attorneys appear
ed and asked for an adjournment
II all put the case over until July
"a, but I will Gsk the police 70 keep
an eve on the place meanwhile and
unless he obeys the Law ! will order
IL locked up pending the trial
This statement was made when
John J thinner and James McNa
mara, attorneys for Schneider. de
clarad that they had received copies
OF the charges only a day or two
ago and were not prepared 20 put
in defense Tho mayor was reluct
ant 10 grant ne delay and question
cd Lieut. Hayes. 81 the police clean
up squad. a. 10 The manner In which
the cafe has been conducted since
the charges we're fled Hayes said
there had been no improvement
r. a Franklin. proprietor % the
Toxic cafe on Cadillac-sq also ask.
cd for an adjournment Of his case
and n was put over until July 20.
Franklin said he hadn't had time
20 prepare a defense The case
against the German cafe. on Eliza
beth-st west. will be heard Dy the
rnaYnr ThursdaY morning
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-11
Anniversaries

174t-Pisros Butler. the son % AZ
English baronef. uho became United
states senator from south Carolina
horn in Ireland Died IN Philadsl-
ghfa Fob 10. 1922
lf6 John Quincy Adams sixth
president ~ the United state. born
a. hrairiree Mass. Died in Wash
ington. - o.. Feb g. isS
-Cornnodors John Rodgers a
famous American naval officer Of tho
var ~ 1917. born n Hartford county.
Nd Died IN Philadelphia. Aug J..
1872 Savannah was sv.ouat.e by
the Rrifiah
1895 United states Marin. corn.
after having been dishanded at The
close ~ the revolution. was reorgan-
izef and permanently Established
1872 Military ssta p shment OF the
United states divided into nine geo
graphical departments
1882 Mating ~ Napoleon III and
Emperor Francis Joseph 90 discuss
terms ~ peace between France and
Austria
1888 Can Miles arrived IN Cubs 20
take command Of the American
forces
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-11
CURB CoPpEn STOCKS
NEW YORK PRoDUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. July ii-Flour rnAc.
tive and unsettled Pork steady
mess s4z642 30 Lard Duh. mont
nal niddlewest spot s2od % 10
sugar Raw, qulet. centrifugal gs-
test. ts23ds35 muscovad0 eq-tesf
s5fsns5S rehncf. quiet. cut foa .
81, crushed, 8 - powdered s. ~ n
$40. graduated. s750us Cors~.
Rio No Z on spot. qi.c TRlloW
Easy special. 17t1c. city. Jsi4c Nav
Firm 40. l. tiit 40. 2. -fas5
clover ls5cdti Dressed poultry
weak turkeys. ~1Sa52c. chickens'
IN 25c. fowls isn 25i4 b, ducks 20 n
71c Live poultry FYrm geese nc
ducks. IiSQ 13c fowls. adnafc. furA
keys &c ROSTERS fIr chicken
broiiers 1fd3sc Chae~- Irregular
state milk. common ~ specials g0G
2ti4r. skins common % special 3n
fft
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-11
Sugar Market

sugars Detroit whoIesale prices.
Crystal doninoes. 9Th. flz 20 r-lb..
Eagle tablets il01. cut loaf
SO 10. cubes s9.4S. Xxx powdered
s. standard powdered. 50 granu-
bulk $3.50 do. Abb cottons. IS 20.
crystal dom no gran. f-lp. and Bib
cartons In cases s. q crysttl DON'T
NJ gran, n r cases. 81 diamond A
- So. confectionsrs A. sst5 No 4
1850 No. g. 's45 No : 1870. No. 4
81 g5 No = ts30 No = ,sz5 No 10
So No. II. ISIS No IL $40 No
~ fs05 80 ~ sos 80 rs. tS0S.
ulafed $40 per 100 ibs rousehoid
powd - - 20 case. s74O do. -
60 case. sg75 per case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-11
STEEL MEN WILL
LOWER PRICES

WASHINGTON. july IL That
the steel companies of the nation
xilI probably arrange before night
with government heads to tx a gen
eral price policy on steel for war
work. which will be- more satiSfac-
tory to tho government than present
rates. was officially indicated AZ tho
meeting Of government and steel
men today
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-11

Apples New. s,c5 box
Bansrss uo0d shippiog stock.
R-an.-Dried Llmss. i7c 10.
uerries -Iiuckleberries $50 per
hu red raspbsrries a pts IS h,a K
raSnberries. s. per bU.
California Fruits Cherries. s. 50 y
peaches, 81 sprieots '-75. plums.
SIS per box
cherrtes sour. 81 PER 81.
Dressed Calves - Fancy. country
dressed. 2oE2le. choice isGi9c COM
Fresh Nesetables--R sdishes. soc
dor parsl~y 25 sec doz.. cucum-
beers hot house S5cVci carrots. S5e
d0K. csuhfower. s. 70 doE cabbage.
s. = r rs. crate tomatoes. s. Is per
onions. Sec doz. green peas home
grown. SIS IA hothoese tomatoes.
euc 10 celery 81 ri 400 head lettuce.
81 - per doE squash 5r per basket.
G..y. Fss mt Ps Per Gr.'.
tSeted. 30 icc 10.
H.y--Detrolt shippers arc paying
the following prices for oaied hav IN
us.5oeif. 1ESi MED sls.soGif:
Nc. , timothy. slS5ogle Nc ! mixed.
tS SO q IS. No. : nlxec, 81 u No,
eli wheat ard ost straw. ss.SOoio
Lemons 7sgs.s per box.
M r.%s' ;og i .;ts per pegs, 100, water
melons 90 q soc each.
.Ss,.-wsinuts aogals: a, sn,,s
issg3sSSss: nissrts , i,Slss; -, sra, nus,
rsg 1S' s- Psean esr,on. s i Soc.
vaInuts. 55c. pecans soc 10 peanuts
roasted. fancy, I!c; Jum~o. i1c I'D.
oranges-Valencias. st2Sg go per
onion.-Texas Rermuaas. yis5a
Potstot.-southern white. $3.50
bbi.
rounry-Broilers, soe7ac; light
light weights. - zoe. BOOSTERS. - q
lsc ducks. - R22c geese. IS q Sc 10
strawberries Home grown. 81 per
JoBBING rRIcEs
gal. Lima 6esns. si.toeitS; corn.
fancy Maine. 400: sttndard. nso:
table boets, 81 2Sgi;te: peas; ,:ney
narrowtat peas. ii'ss: early june
tisS Tomatoes. standard. s, 50 dos.
Csnee-santos. standard. lsGi
medium; iso,a0e' fancy: 20 giIs; ]. he s1c.
In. lis 2 Tins, IN sss, ,s: PP S. w.
dlings ss7 enc midaings 50
cracked corn, s7l5o coarse corn
ton In 00-ln sacks
Flour Best winter patent si7 10,
second patent si2-o. STRAIGHT $ 90
sprint patent. il5 rye fcur 81 20
per Dbl, Of lss lbs. ~ eighth paper
sacks
ous-IAuseed OIL raw sis boiled.
l;ils gal kerosene, iron barrels.
/ &C, gasoline. s0~c.
ProvI-icn-- Mess pork $40. family
pork s42 04cc. clear backs SO y -
hams 94r 3sc briskets % q &c
picnic hams 30G2t &c bacon y =
So lard IN tierces. p kettle
rendered 23i1c 10,
Hide.-No / cured hides &c; No
/ green hides. lie; Ne. I cured bulls,
l5c; No. green bulls lie No.
eu-eS veals Kip. 23c. No. green veal
kip. 2o', No. l cured nurraln, &c.
No. ! green mur-ain. IKE No. J
cured calf. SIC. No. ! green cali. acc.
No. horse hides. s. No horse
hides. IS NJ. 1 tallow. lsc No J
tsllow. 40 10. No. / hides. &c OF
No kip and csN. ~ - sheep.
skins Gas 20 amount wooD. 25cr,i.5l-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-11

The following nrms are privileged
Go execute orders on the exchange:
w. Y. Moss e. Co. Carlyle r. Povah.:
Geo. M. West q Co.. r. E. Maccrons
q Co, III. W. Noble & Co. n. l. Sey-
mour a Co. w. b. Mclaughlin. Mer-
riil. Lynch & Co. w. A. Hamlin n Co..
VIM. A. Neer q Co. Sinclair * Couls.
Wendell. Mulkey q Co. VIM. III. Rose
q Co, r. X. Pelton & Co. Joel Stock
= Reiliy l. Co.. MATHEW Finn. A w.
wallace & Co. Lewis q. Gorton. Bel
den. Woodruff g. Co. Besnor. Cramer
a Muehl. Dods. Martin g. Co. oHara
Ferriss a Co. Webb. Le. = Go.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-11
cn1cAGn LIVE sToCk MARKET.

T~foN STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO
IN Iglv fi-Hogs Receipts $4,000
r,arNet slow 5Qloc higher. mixed
and hutrhers s14e5gl S. good
hr-, sflg0afS-5 rough heavy.
Sf4T - light. SAG iSS5, pigs
SO rfeS Cattle Receipts Is ote
niarnet strong beeNes $50 q -.
COW ard heffers $500 II 80. $3.50 %
go aIres Slo7t5 sheep Receipts.
market steady 20 Zoe lower
nat SaEfDSS western. 49, y
III Rnps siogInT5. western. So SO
ais
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-11
Grain and Provisions

] NIIf ~ D ...4N. larHNr sfaH ND >
sent corn a., -. go, =. Oh ~.
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CENTS over NNstefua3 'iose
! Der corn opened a hiEhrr az s ai =
and later v.s -. higher December
r....
'""'' 80 W. 1'~
"as go hlSber ..t.
lie wheat market show ed .Nttt
.htnge July opened nnri.fnsra 81
s-.vA = anu continued az ttat
-tptemocf opened unchanged ~ 49,
HNd later was a. aiEnrie
Oats wrve higher 10 - mpathF .th
rurn. Jlly opened up SC Ht 90 '''
ana later Mas sc nlsher ~rpi
ppehei - 3. = her - 30 = At" N
"as nigher pecril. rr 1l p
-. freNisl4ns steady on $50"
h0s market
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pa 'he iocm markai eorn
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9t-N ms - $3.50 80,
.ai.A any, cs,r,t+ts,
freely it4lE ana ne s'@ '. "a = ,,.' AZ
Inc "a -, ash
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-11
NEW YORK BUTTER AVID rGGs

NEW YORK July Butter
steady receipts. I5.0s3. creamery eV.
ira. 39i1r 10. special market 2sa.
t0iz state dairy tubs g. soc I'm
taticn creamery frsfs asa srf,
tRgs Unsettled >~rccefpta 1856.
Yearly white fancy. a. n go nearby
mixed fancy, 354 &c fresh hrsts. 20
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-11
BTTTEH AND EGGS

DETROIT. July ~ Butter Fresh
creamery frsta 10 tubs we're orers4
at &c With 3tc best bid
Eggs Fresh Michigan frsta In
shipping cases 70 rates were O. rrrel
~ $40 with '3r bid and anofhrr frt
OF - crates offered at 1sfac brought
bid ~ ga o. per dor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-11
TOLEDO LIVE srocK

rar rUD Jui, IS Hogs Receipts
rEt market fNc lower h-avi~s
81 rlrf5-0 mediums $500 i5sS.
WORKERS. siSRlf.S good pigs 50 g
HtI-T calves Market strong
sheep s1d lambs steady.