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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1917-08-16

the first cutting of hay, usually early
In July, and should be cultivated deep
ly during the rest of the summer.
When 1t Is practicable, other crops not
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1917-08-16
An Ideal Resort.

Duck-Come on, Bill there Is res
taurant down the street where they
have files in the stew.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08

Prick, 40 Heading
clifton MARBLE 90. Detroit Julie
Rybeck. ~. same.
Karl r. Ayers. %, Detroit Louisa
y. JachaW. 2. same.
Moren Zi'inec. IS. RIA mtrsmck. J0-
scph Teda. 90. same.
Louis Block. 20. Detroit. Della IA
Branigiu. ~ Same,
Nike Ritts 20. Detroit virginia
Merle, 10. same.
John Marine. IL. Detroit. Caroline
iolorma. al same.
Charles a. Paddock &C. Tanslug.
Ethoe Known. -. Detroit
William g. Frost 90. Detroit. sarah
Golding 50. same
Henry Nicholson. ca. Detroit CATH
crime rotbett. o.. same
Paul klapprott. 49,, Detroit Jessie
Nov llarl. O.. same.
Albert Nordberg I'D, Detroit
Edna 3 ZONES q. sane.
Allen NJ Saphore -, fhiiado Iph's.
Pa Fricda Gronan. ~. " ass
James Matthews. q. Detroit Faith
Mullen. is. same.
Jo@eph r. Henning, 81. hetroitt
HldeErsd a. zimmerman. 2 same.
John Zscluniuk. 30, Detroit. Maggie
kOlbert A.. same,
John Guttovosz. 81. Detroit Eliza
beth Heiner. %. same.
John Highes. %, Detroit LllN
Thomas J. T. Proctor. o. Detroit
Margaret l.. SCHNEIDER. 90, same
Earl y McCarty. %. Detroit. Ethel
r Carpenter. rs same.
James Goss. 81, Detroit Annie Er-
win, a. same.
Anna Moore. 40 same.
IsukRsz Juszczyk. o. Detroit Mas
adaiena Rogala. 90 same
Tony Cascea 90. DetToft. Josephine
Longo. 10. same.
G. Jabusch. -. same
Ernest r Wright %. Detroit
Maria Y carl. Is. same.
Joseph j. Oullette ~. Detroit Ff-
he NJ Groom. 30. same.
Peter Gertz SO. Detroit Mary
Hample. 90 same
Sam s. Madanes. 49, Detroit. Ruth
GOldstone g same
William " Outline. IS. Mt elem
ems; Agnes A Flanagan 2S same
Frank g.. Weston 81, Detroit Lil-
lian Finigan. 10 same.
John "a Burrows. q. Detroit. SON
stanse l. Seal. 26 same,
Ioseph a. Oconnors. 81 Detroit
Pearl smith, ~ same
Michnei Orys2czfBk "a Detroit
MARY NicEuapka. a. same
TIT vFefssT 2I, pFtroit. Daisy
wright. -. same
John NJ. Eglit. rs. Detroit MARY
f~epin o. same.
Peter Kostura. q Detroit. Bar
bara Yanecfch. -. same
Charles ~ " Lytie -. Detro O.
Msude Loronge. -, same.
John r Rarkholz. %. Detroit Anna
Tlk. 10 same
John Tsrnowski % Detroit Mary
tAnko. e5 same
Frank Henley. c5. Detroit Alberta
Barnes o. same.
John " LaIonde a. Detroit.
charlotte s. Brooks. e. same
Henry Brcen. g. Detroit, Joan
Isenton. 30 same
Rufus Mosley. a. Detroit. Ida
Montgomery % came
Colin II MeGarnnaalE IAei------
Lillian " Csstesl. 90 same
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08
STOCK MARKET
REMAINS DULL
Interest In Trading Is Only
PerfunctOry; Prices
Variable

NEW YORK. oct S,-The New
York Evening suns financial review
today said
There Was lItue NOSE than per
functory interest IN todays stock
market Trading was Hight and The
course of prices variable There
WAS semblance OF underlying
strength and an almost complete alb
sence ON raiding propensities which
have been SO pronounced Of late
among The professional bear trad
ers For that reason there was a
generally healthier tone 90 the in
dustrial and railroad lists alike
Price changes up or down were rare
~ more than point or so, and in
most cases were confined 20 frac-
lions,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08
Sugar Market
suxar.-Detroit wnoIeseie prices:

suxaps-Detroit wholesale prices.
Crystal dominoes. Alb. S12.60; do. 8
10. ti25O eagle tablets. Sii.20. cut
loaf tlOs5. cubes. $3.50. NXxN pow
dered $3.50. standard powdered.
Ss4A. graduated, extra coarse. S9.l5:
DO. hne, n bulk, 80. do. 25-ib. cottons.
ss20. crystal domino gran. Alb and
5-lb cartons. In cases. $40 crystal
domino gran, n r cases. So 80. dia-
mond 4. 1910. confectloners' A. sSe5
No 50 No .. IS 40 No s. $3.50 Nh.
7. tss5 No. s $3.50: No. =. ;s75 No.
10. $50 No H. tS.65; No. -, - so;
No 10. SS55 no IA. 1855 No. IS.
$3.50: non-caiSinR mixture. SO; beet
granulated $3.50 per 100 lbs house
hold powd.. IS. - 20 case. st.S5: do.
IS to case. 81 per case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT oct s.--Close; Corn and
oats were UNCHANGED at tho OPENING
here. while Chicago Was little
higher. chicago expected no import
ant change. according 70 the carry
dope.
Dealers expected government re-
port after tie close md there va no
ANXIETY io trade before seeing inc
NSures Ihtr made naturally dull
market dutfcr. ~ was not expected
chat fte ror. ruuent would show any
thug --. rtlugly new or dlnefing
ut0' from tht e~timaf,s re'entlF
published ty crop experts Anothcf
tling tfgt FOLDS trading quiet f. the
cuss change ga the maximum price
90 corn There is feeling that prices
viii advance N tao maximum -
placed al higher figure. Plenty 81
most is reported. bur the bulls admit
that % is tou. iatC 20 do serious dam
axe e. the com and all calculations
are now based ON heavy crop, me
Detroit marlNt was quiet. Demand
has almost entirely disappeared anu
receipts are small.
favorable g. profitable trading De
niand has decreased during the past
farms rs against selling at decline.
Shipplng demand is slow. Export de-
maud for rye was well sustA med up
to few days ago. but that has de-
Corn was lifeless and weak all day,
closing a. a drop OF Be-.
Rye declined Be- and oats were
steady Cloverseed was strong and
iG1i csc higher.
Mondays wheat quotations Cash
no red. S211: No. mixed, 81
80 white. s216. Monday coarse
grain quotations Corn. cash No. ].
f4Ca $50 = tla9 No. 2 yellow, - ol
asked so, yellow. 8 oats stan
-d8Td. -h2o- 80 white. 81 &c. No. :
white. B0i9c Rye cash No. 2. ii.s3.
Beans Immediate and prompt ship
October I'D clover. $500 alsike, VI,
timothy s3T5.
Receipts IN the Detroit market on
Monday we're 1000 bbls ~ -four -
cars N wheat ~ corn, 10 ~ oats
and ~ ~ shipments were 2.0Gp
hDls ~ 0our and 500 bu 81 oats
stocks are SO 600 hu - wheat. 3 oo0
hu of corn. 124.0Q0 hu of oats and
eS GOO on ~ rle. -
TTfTUiNFT WTTRf rfCeipts were ISL
600 bu against 100000 bu year
ago
World wheat exports last week
were 1fs2.oo bu against 6.3Se.00o bu
wcck ago and 1925 600 Du year
ago
Receipts ~ wheat MONDAY Duluth.
Sc cars against 223 a year ag0. Min
neapolis. SZs cars against 556. VIM
nipeg 86f cars. against I36 chicago.
81 cars. against 81 81 Louis. 62.0oO
hu
Visible supply Increases Wheat
1000 hu corn. 10000 bu. oats. 66S.eoo
hu
Quotations by Paine. webber & Co,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08
Marriage Licenses

william VI Dutlie. IS Mt Clemens.
Agnes A. Flanagan. -. Detroit
James r. coleman. 20. Detroit;
Ethel p Ncwiin, 81. same.
August Hinzman. a. Desrho IN f,
Edna Ryder. - same
William " Ellison la. Detroit
Laura " Conner 90 same
Raleigh A Armpiester l5. Detroit,
Luelia Mercer. a. same
caleb u. Frishee. IS. Detroit. Grace
r. Marks 81 Rad Axe
Herman % Miller. 2s. Detroit Clara
NJ Gougen. as same.
Edward Harrison. ~, Detroit. Ella
lawson. 20. SANE
Tony LanE. -. Detroit Agnes
konsfka. IT, sam-
Fred NJ Detsrman. %. Detroit, Mar
Earet Z FLEMING -. came
Fred tfrey Jr, 20 Detroit EVe
Lewis is same
James DUDLEY 81 Detroit. Annie
McAiister. a. same
clayton Everett. 20. Detroit Flor-
euce fseverington o. same
Stairo oeogs -. Detroit Fanny
bsitr -. SANE
Gustav Nnelke o. Detroit Msts
puehrlne 10 same
James = white. IS. Detroit Iva
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08

10. No. 2 timothy. GiTBo0iS: No. !
rniref. tisBoHl5 40 q mixed. tl2f
l., No. / clover. ti3 50di4 per ton.
straw. isSoQio per ton.
Oii- lirseel on raw. 20c. boiled
ga. kerosene from BARRELS
Toe. Eaa-line. "a = g ga ~
D. K, StS. clear pork. 5000 hams,
e1ls g1eibc bacon 550f7ci picnic
hams. % ~ 2fc, shoulders, 25c; lard.
ga fSlrc lb
ndes NO. I cured hides. goo. No. 7
green ht3es. 1gc. No. 1 cured bulls.
i5c SO. Z green bulls, i2c; No.
cured veal Kip. CSC. No. green veal
kip f9c. Nc cured muTrain. lsc.
NJ ] green murrain. i5c No. I cured
calf. 2sc NO. ! green calf. stc, No I
horse hides So No. horse hides
~ NJ. 1 tailow. i5c, Nc. tellow,
l2c SO. 2 hides. ic on No. KIP.
and calf I &c on sheepskin CAS- TO
amount wool. soc0t2.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08
livestock
MICnIGAN CENTRAL sTOCKYARDs

MICHIGAN tENIhhs eIOfRt AhbS
DETROIT. oct. s-Cattie Market
dulls best heavy steers tl0.bO a
II So best handy weight butch
- steers. ys50aio50. mixed steers
and heifers. SS.5Oas handy light
Sbd7 best cows S750Nt butch
or cows. $3.50 rs common cows.
SEQ 6.5o; Gamers t5ab7S best heavy
bulls. tf.b0ps bologna bulls. te.Tbh
La stock bulls. tsgs $50, feederA. "
as. stockerB tlpS mixers and
springers. t50Gil0. Veal calves, Mar
ket dun best grades, $3.50, 9TH
ers. t7dl5 sheep and lambs Mar
ket dun; best lambs. tiI@ 1880 fair
lambs. ti6.2bHl6.50. light 20 common
lambs. tls59ni5 fair % good sheep.
- so u 1913 culls and common. 81 90
as Hogs Market t0N15c lower;
pigs. steady. t7qi725; mixed, asa
I q ro
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08
&c MAN RAIDERS
ARE CAPTURED.
Unarmed Steamer Takes See
adler Survivors and
Launch

MELBOURNE. Oct. S-A boat
load OF German sailors. members Of
tho crew OF the Seeadler. were cap
turcd in the vicinity OF the FIJI Is
lands. according 10 a report received
here today
steamer which was approaching
Wakaya island was said 10 have
sighted a suspicious armed launch.
The steamer bore down upon the
tiny vessel and sigualed II TO sur
render. The Germans did so. They
were surprised and overcome with
anger when they discovered their
captor was entirely unaImed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08

TWILIN- DOT N-IIOFo7 WFeat
cash f2I7 Corn. cash. S2o2 Dec
sl22- MAY fitsia oats. cash 49,
nec 62c May 64t4c Rye cash
fis4t1 Cloverseed cash St42O. oct
kl47b. Dec sl465: March ti472ia
AIsfke cash 1919 Timothy. cash.
1870. oct $500 Dec s5a7ta March
SA07ta Butter. brick creamery 46tsc
tub creamery sc. Eggs fresh can
died ttc. fancy selects. 45c Hay. No
! timothy 823 80. tnotht f21.
mixed $40 heavy mixed f21
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08
EAST RULLALo LIVE sTOCk

EAST BUFFALO. y. y oct. g.
Cattle Receipts. 500 market slow.
steady prime steers sif5oai5 90,
butcher grades, tsdis.25 cows. t5I
9T5
Calves. Receipts so market actiye.
25c higher. Gull 20 choice. IS y 1s. rs.
Sheep and lambs; Receipts so,
market active. Csc higher. choice
lambs. tfE25uts5O Gull 10 fair.
&I2-5na - -.-eAsllngA.--SlLa "a -.
sheep. t56l225.
Hogs Receipts 1900 market active.
stesdw 20 Toe lower: workers.. $3.50 n
1855. piEs. s11.Sodis. mixed $3.50
aisS5 heavy. tis55dl9.16 roughs
SIsU % stays. iis1l7.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08
CLEYELAND LIYE sToCkr

CLEVELAND. oct s-HoEs Re-
celpts. 900. market steady: workers.
Sia mixed. sie1O, mediums &ia.2S;
pigs ti7.2b. rouEhS. SIS stays. fis2S.
cattle Receipts 80 cars market
steady. unchanged. sheep and lambs.
Receipts IL cars. market strong top
SIS calves. Receipts, 700 steady ,
top. as.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08
mEI.P wAsTEI,--wALB
PIN BOYS-PlN BOYS PIN BOYS
COLORED AND WHITE
Recreation Building
Shelby-st. and Lafayette blvd.
HEEF Is \ l.HANI. TO Make


Recreation Building
Shelby-st. and Lafayette blvd.
HERE IS a CHANCE TO MAKE
SOME SURE MONEY
A GREAT CnA:sCE FOR HIGH
SCHOOL BOYS PROM I TO - =. NJ
Beginning Monday. oct /. we are
starting new system in paying
our pin boys
Boys'to work under the guaran-
tee Of &c per game for AL games
they set up. with a guarantee Of
daily SALARY as follows;
To BOYS ON SIXTH
FLOOR FOR W Elk or OCT. I
Boys reporting Tor duty before ~
a m. 10 pin boy captains. $l.75 per
Boys reporting for duty before y
noon 70 pin boy captains $3.50
Boys reporting for duty before p.
m. 10 pin boy captains. Sl.25 per
Boys reporting for duty before p.
m. 70 pin boy captains. 500 per
Boys reporting for duty before p.
m. 10 pin boy captains. Is cents
Closing hour y p. II. Average o.
hours steady work each day and
down
BOYS that make more shan We
guarantees aL-lhc rate OF Be par
game will be paid whatever amount
they earn-the guarantee Is that no
boy will be paid less than tho
amounts mentioned from the time
they report FOR duty on the differ
ent floors until closing.
TO BOYS ON FOURTH
AND FIFTH fIbRs FOE
WEEK OF OCT
Boys reporting for duty before -
O'clock noon Sl.50 per da-.
Boys reporting for duty before o.
m s1.25 per day
Boys reportlng for duty before 4 q.
M 81 90 per day.
Bows reporting FOR duty before s ?.
IN. T5r per day
Closing hour J. p M Average Or
z hours steady work each duv and
down.
Under the above conditions boys
are assured 81 certain guarau-
ted daily SALARY and those hcconl-
ing experts o. setting up pins can
make AZ high ss - On per dRv a.
the rate 81 So per game per man
surroundings arc mic" and clean.
Home sand witches and other
food - served by colored ladies' on
2, reasonsJe prices bows can
STEADY WfEk BOYS ARE PAID
EVERY, ,XGur BEFORE LEAVING
FIRST CONF FIRST PLACED
ASK FOR MI lOHNS OR MR..
GAGE. 6tn fdor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08
HANK ana rrust Companies
The following \. ms are privilege

The following 4 ms are privileged
70 axeeute orders on the exchange:
w. r Moss & Co. Carlyle & Povah.
Geo N West g. Co r T. Maccrons
y Co. VI W noble g. CO. n l. sey-
uiou~ < Go. ~. v Mclaughlin. Mer-
.rli Lynch & CO. W \ Hamlin & Co..
WIN A. Nssr & Co. sinclair & Couls
wendell Mulka3 & Co. ~ II Rose
h Co. = X Pciton 8 Co. joel stock
ard & CO.. Bennett smith 4 Co. W
D. Reilly & co.. Matthew Finn. A. W.
wallace e Co. LewtA q. 0orton,
Nebe- Reideu- woodruff Co. Dood,
Martin Go. O'Hara Ferris & Co..
Webb Lee q Co
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08
c0.nITTIcu MAnI<rT

IITIFAIiN, Icf y ButtrT EXfTRF
t2t5c. nrsts. So dairy extras. ~ ~ n
41tsc. frsfs. f0ts nttC Eggs Prime
ord mar, ait. y Sec frsts 90 is q 1-r
Chccse Irvine 2f'. f25c. youur
Americas. 80 Q2fA. Live poultry
Fowls 1Su 22iac ducfs 3 q &c
geese. I6u &c. springs. 23c. turkey
700 Pofatoee Receipts Al cars
wisconsin and MinnoFota. s. o5ni D.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08
NEW YoRK PRoDrcE

NEW YORK oct. 3 Flour Spring
patents. 81 e5Gl2 strAights tlim
if55' clears. $40 5oalO.75. winter pa
tents ti0.T5dli; straights, 5000 n
mess y4sb0Q4s Lard strong, mid
die west spot t25.25U25s5 Sugar:
Raw. steady centrifugal. ss test
$3.50. uuscovado. so test $500 cut
is sOn $50. granulated sS36QS5o
coffee Rio 80. on spot So Tai
low: Firm special. 16c, city. I5ia C
Hay steady. prime No T. 81 c0n
i25 No. ?. a5c q 81 os clov-r. $50 u
si15. Dressed poultry Quiet. tur-
KEYS - ass. chickens - Csc:
fowls. 2TN20c ducks. ga 2sc. Live
poultry. Firm: geese i1c; ducks, 29c
FOWLS. 2Sc. turkeys. zoe roosters zoe,
chicken. brolerG sc Cheese: Quiet,
state milk common 70 specials - a
26rsc skins. common 20 specials. y
1Ot.c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08

CHICAGO. Otf. Orfning =
corn Uec Gn &c May Up 80.
rrFrT f1rC- TT - NAY unchanged.
Provisions steady
soon Corn bee. up 10 Ian. IN
changed May up &c. oats, oct. "
Nc; Der no sc MAY. Dp iac. Pro
visions Pork. higher. others steady.
close corn Dec, up lc Jan. up
changed. Dec up &C. May M So.
Provisions irregular
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08
HEIR wa Erp-,,ALE
% CARPENTERS, "a DAY
80 LABORERS, $2.75 DAY
Room and board on-the Sob. s..
SO office fec, n r. fare arranged
ship Monday.
KINCAID
1l IS Forrest. opposite postofhce.
WANTED

Managers. Travelling Sales
men, Old Line Agents, Frater-
nal Deputies or Specially
Statesmen 10 represent a LIFE
A Nd COMMONWEALTH
Protection Association.
"All the best features of
Legal Reserve, Old Line, Mu-
tual Assessment and Frater-
nails, without their objection
able features"
Referendum and popular re-
call applied.
Twenty years old.
10000 members in Michi-
gan.
To the competent man or
woman a life job.
Our goods are in demand.
For full particulars, apply to
CHAS. d. SHARR0W.
General Manage
Hotel Pontchartrain
Thursday and Friday,
? 20 4 p. m.
October 18th and 18th, 1917
Thereafter. New Efa Association
Grand Rapids, Mich
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. oct Hogs Receipts,
$4,000 market steady 10 loc lower;
mixed and butchers $3.50 n ss5 /;
good heavy tlsSon 1885 rough
1915. pigs sifml7.s5. Cattle Re-
CENTS - 900 market slow. generally
iOdI5c lower beeves tTi04 80,
cows and heifers sbni225: stockers
and feeders. t6iBGll.40. calves. 50 80
nl6 sheep. Receipts. 20 900 market
weak. i0c 20 goo lower. native, tetn
Ill 70 western 4akna -laH.Ls-
fi55oQisa5 western. ii3.soalsto.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08
Toledo LINZ SroCk

TOLEDO. O.. oct s-HoEs Re-
ceipts light market steady hsavies
fig2b1is40. mediums. siP254isto:
workers.. ti5.5j61s good pigs. 81 %
6i750. calves Market strong sheep
and lambs Market strong
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08
CIMn CorrEm sTOoks
nIrrEn ANn I:Gas

DETROIT. oct Butter Fresh
bfcsmcry extras t2is dt3r. creamery
nEsfs. % y n t2c 10.
Eess Fresh Michigan nrs's 9sis
ttAC dog
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08
Produce

Commission men had no price
changes TO report this morning, and
the dullncss IN the market vas even
more noticeable than usual for a
Monday because OF the Jewish hoi-
days today and Tuesday, "a because
~ thiS there were no peddlers on the
street Butter eggs. poultry. pota-
toes and farm produce generally were
steadV. Tomatoes arc stili coming
but SNOW the effects 81 frost and the
lRteuess ~ the season The fruit
boat viii make her last trip 20 the
islands On Tuesday. and there will Dc
uo more peachea from that direction.
altho shipments are still coming hy
rail from New York state The peach
season ~ on its last legs. however,
pui apples. pears and grapes are al
their best
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08

PrintIng--ths piaIn vest kIad--thst
r. rfEht--Times Job Dept.--wsIR sS2O.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08

birmingham Ma. viii hold its
first election today under The com.
mission plan OF government
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08

FLGfN. ui. sept 20 Butter. a. &c
bid nu sales Last weeks price f3itc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08

ron sALI.--vAcANr tors

WILL pay cash for vacant lots,
houses, flats, stores, acreage.
real estate equities. Land con-
tracts bought; quick and sat
isfactory deais.
EBERT, 500 Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08
THE CASSEL
794 SECOND AVE.

Finest rooms 10 the city. Lux
urlously furnished. Running
water in every room. Excel
lent location, near two ear
lines. Rates $500 per week
up\ Grand 1899.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08
Apple. -s4u5 ooi- 5ona,hsn.. So

Apple. SAW opi 5onathsns SO
Ba.snSs Good shipping took
ftsc 10.
Beans Dried mas. i7c ~.
Pears kiefers. 81 Duchess. S2.'o
California Fraits Bartlett pears.
Malaga grspc~ SEA % per box
Dressed Calves Fancy country
common. iSmtac ~
turnips. 81 per bu. celery. i5glse
dor carrots. 81 bu. caulifower. f2.Ib
bu. way beans. sl7S hu. green
beans 81 90 bu. Erccn onions. zoe
doz., srcen corn. - sack; tematoes'
grapes Nisss-es. SIC. pelawares
ponies. zoe. Conrorde so n 25c basket.
Hone, New fancy white. So 10.
Lemons So 1sr $50 80, b"N.
Lines 81 i0dt.e per 100.
NsI---Walnu,s eoagc almonds.
isd eoc; nlaevts isntac, Braz.ls.
iaN cSc. pecsns. lSUisc in nut
meatn 5-lh cartons. almonds. Doc.
waln1ts. Soc; peeans. Sic 10 peanuts
roasted. fancy. tic. Jumbo &c 10
orsnEes-vaiencias. 1i91.7S per
box
onlon. Nome grown. it75 hu.,
Spanish spanish. siIS Per. c rate picking
unions WnN1f. ~ WiA
tnbbRUe--b0c bu.
Lettuce Head, s2.7s92 per case;
lonf lic per hu.
Potatoes Michigan $3.50 In Juo-
hiuR lots
Pcaches 25n 600 bu.
iiums f2nl Gu hu.
Poultry Syringe 250 zee. llght
weights. 22nlfc. SO. Z hens. ESQ lsc,
mediums. 23M1sc. roUstcrs 10 II Toe.
geese $50 zoe ducka. 2tu2ac lh
sweet Potatoes nclav ares. -
Dbl Jersey sweets. s. hamper, ~
bhl
JOINING PRICES
canned Goods Apples gal Lima
beans. 81 2sX1, corn. fancy Maine. ~;
standard $50. peas. fancy early
June. g. 25rc 90. salmon. tail, 50 20;
marrowfat peas. So tomatoes stand
ard S2ff for 3-lb. basket.
Conee santos. standard, 3 y lso;
medium. isR 2oc. fancy. ,oG &c. RIO
ftf- 10 1f5tAc -lb PACKAGE $50
22c. lib. tins. 2Sn20c n
reed In foo-lt saci(s Bran. US;
eiardard mtddHnc-. fI9 nne MD
dlngs SCI cracked corr. fso 30 /.
coarse cornmeal. $40 corn and ost
chop 500 tom.
t'Iour Ros' winter patent. iii so.
second patent it.4u- straight
$40 spring patent. 81 30. rye -four.
$3.50 bbl ~ 1876 lbs. boz eighth paper
sacks
Hay Detroit dealers are paving
the following PRICES Z. o. b. Detroit
No timothy iia.So8 20 standard.
ffS.6o1 ~ No. light mixed, fitee0
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TEST DRAFT LAW
Constitutfona.i,y of Consumption Act
To Be Tested.

Washington, Aug. 13.-The consti-
nationality of the consumption act VIII
probably be tested in the supreme
court at its fail session.
The case viii come up on writ
of error from the federal court for
the northern district of Ohio.
Charles f. Rutnenberg, recently So
ciaIist candidate for mayor of Cleve-
land; Alfred Wagneknecht, Ohio sec
rotary of the Socialist party, and
Charles Baker, state Socialist organ
izer, convicted of conspiracy to in
duce person subject to the conscrip-
ton act to evade that law, were SEN
fenced July IS to one year in the
Canton, Ohio, workhouse.
The defendants Immediately issued
writ of error and citation was
served on United States Attorney E.
S. Wertz returnable August "a. AL
tho the department of justice has
heard of no attempt to raise funds to
test the CONSUMPTION law. the Ohio
case is the first instance where an ac-
tuaI test has been started.