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The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
REPORTS THEFT; ARRESTED.
Police Think Clarence HanIer 10 Thief
Hmself-Friends Nabbed, Too.

Clarence Hamler, 19-year-old Ne
gro. living at No. 166 Larped-st. east.
reported at police headquarters. Sun
day night. that the house where he
lived had been visited by thieves. who
cut ont quantity OF the lead pipe.
Early Monday morning. Clarence was
arrested by Detectives Stenton and
Down. and they declare that they have
positive evidence that Clarence HIM
self was the lead pipe thief. He ~
held o. charge of simple larceny.
Following the arrest OF Hamler. on
account OF his unlucky report about
stolen lead pipe. a squad Of detectives
raided the house at No. Ice Larned-st.
east. and took away one Negro, three
Negresses, and q white man, who
claims tc be married to one OF the
Negresses.
The detectives suspect that the
house is a rendezvous for ALLEY work
ers. The prisoners were registered
as: John Martin. white. % years old;
Ida Martin. colored. % years old;
George Randolph. colored. 20 years
old: Jennie Bailey. colored, "a years
old and Lizzie Reynolds. colored. 81
years old
Martin had roll OF newspaper, cut
TO the size of bills The officers de-
clare that was the regular dummy"
such as is slipped into victims peck
ct. in place OF roll OF money.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
Romance Is Shattered.

Just as II was about TO eliminate in
marriage. pretty romance involving
an elopement from across the seas,
was shattered by the interference OF
prying immigration officials. The
principals in the little drama were
Count Henry vol ile ffenburg. until re-
Gently Ihember of German cavalry
regiment. and Mss Madeline Strack-
bein, daughter o; wealthy merchant
of Berlin. When the counts parents
objected to his marrying one beneath
mis- rank and Planned 90 have him
transferred TO a distant part of the en-
pire, the couple look matters in their
own hands and cloped TO Montreal.
Then they decided to come TO the
United States and get married and
were on their way TO Chicago when
the immigration officials held them up
and ordered them deported The
scene in the immigration Office when
the order was given was touching
/ one.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
BAD NEWS FOR MERCHANTS.
Showcases Mustn't Encroach More
Than rs inches Over Lot Line.

All sidewalk showcases within the
hali.miie circle must be removed II
they are more than, 15 inches over the
lot line.
This Is the report which the council
committee on streets has decided u
submit I'm the council meeting Tuesday
evening. This action. II approved by
the council. will affect great many
business firms. or course. cases
which now encroach more than ID
inches may be cut down to accord
with the new regulation.
The fight over granting a permit to
Heyn's Bazaar for sidewalk showcases,
which began In the council last week.
was continued before the streets com.
mittee Monday morning. Aid. Owen
wanted the permit granted temporar-
lily. pending action affecting all down.
town stores. Then the committee
voted To report in favor OF establish
ing the new limit for all.
Permits for such showcases are
given by the council. with the express
provision that they may be revoked.
and this action may. therefore. be fol-
lowed up Immediately.
The committee also decided that all
areas raised above the sidewalk and
other changes of sidewalk grade must
be done way with at once. There zee
great many OF these raised plat.
forms In the downtown district.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
DETROITER is FOUND
DEAD IN PRISON CELL
Coroner Of Hamilton, Ont, Will Probe
Death Of James Miiiar-Wife
Lives In Detroit.

HAMILTON. Ont, Jan. 17.-When
Desk Man Harry Smith was making
his rounds at No 3 police station early
yesterday morning ne was horri5ed by
coming across one OF the prisoners
James Millar. lying dead on the floor
OF his CELL Miilar had been arrested
early Saturday evening for being drunk
and disorderly and when locked W
gave the officers n great deal 81
trouble. with the result that he was
handled very roughly and this. conf
Lined with the fact that his face was
badly dishgured from the effects OF
what appeared To be blow from some
blunt instrument. led Coroner Griffin
to take the body in charge and order
an inquest.
Millar, a Scotchman, came TO this
country three years ago. settling in
Detroit after a brief soiourn in Can
ada. Some time ago he came back to
Hamilton. securing work at the Hamil-
ton e. Toronto Sewer Pipe Co, bat
since then he has been In trouble with
the police quite often. His wife and
sister. Mrs. Ferguson. still reside IN
Detroit ar No. 49, Twenty-fourtn St,
and they were notified OF the AFFAIR
today.
When asked for his opinion as 70
the cause OF Millar's death Coroner
Griffin refused TO give out any facts.
claiming that the matter was one for
the inquest jury 10 Geal with. He re-
fused TO state whether there were
signs Of foul play or not, but it is un-
derstood that he Is OF the belief that
death was not ,lue TO natural causes
and that the police authorities are
working on the matter, laboring under
the same belief.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
JOBBING r1IcEs.

cen.e-rackase coffee. ioo-io. case.
tlt.s5Gt7 delivered.
Canned Goed:,-Appisss. gals hc.rs
siQ 100 Corn-Fancy Maine. iio:
;;ssndaIa; $50 Table Sse'; g 8. 20 s;a isS.
aSs: ,i' Soaked sssy sS Sn VS.
sockeye. tail. $ie5: Nat, N;ss: Aiaska
toes. 10 a $50: succotash. tl0llo don
Feed-Bran. see; fine middlings. ysv.
coarse middiings. $s6 cracked corn. US:
coarse corn meal SIS: corn ana oats
chop. SIS ton.
best, ss.ss: ordinary patents. ssiS:
straight. s6.o5; clear. 80 Dbl. Rye hour
on.-Raw linseed. soc; boiled iinseed.
Sic; Diamond headlight Kerosene. sne.
Perfection, loo: Eocene. lac: crown
gasoline; i3c gal: turpentins In oar's'
Provi.se.s-Mess pork. ssA5o; family
pork. s24.,5 q rs: medium clear. sssV
s6: smoked hams. l6c; dry salted bris-
kets. lac; shoulders l2isc; picnic hams.
i2nc; bacon. 1SVl6hc; lard In tiert O..
l41 Wl6isc: kettle rendered. lbitc 10.
sugsr-Quotations corrected daiy py
si.s5: Eagle tablets. $3.50; cut loaf.
$40: cubes. S5.ss. XXXN powdered
S5.s5. standard. powdered. $3.50; gran
ulated, extra coarse. $3.50. granulated.
fne. In bulk. $5.4o; granulated. In .o-io
cotton bags. y5.i5; Michigan granulat-
ed. $3.50. diamond A. IS, SO; confe9 lon
ers' A. s5:ss; No. !. 500: No :ss'ss11:
no. g. $50. 10. !. ISIS: No. 5. S5.lo;
No y. s5O5: No. 10. So; No. IL, s4.ss;
No. H. sisO; No. Is. SASS: No. IA.
sass; No. is, sass per loo pounds
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
Would Shut Out Note-HoIders.

A motion OF great significance IN
the Detroit, Toledo & Ironton railroad
receivership Ease was made before
Judge Swan, in the federal court. Mon
day morning, In behalf OF the United
States Trust Co, OF New York. At
torney Mcdowell. ci New York, ap-
reared for that concern to ask IN"
Judge to .ule on. the so-called Ramsey
committee. note-holders of the road,
from participation in the suit. He
argued that the committee Is not prop
erly a party To Jhe suit. The stock
holders filed an intervening petition.
through a committed. about year ago
In an attempt TO have the case ter
minated and the receivership ended.
The attorneys for the trust companies
united. Monday. I'm a request to the
court TO have the various suits iilec
against the road for the foreclosure OK
mortgages combined into one.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
W. H. MAYBURY SUED.
Tenant Claims Damages for Backing
I'D OF Sewer.

William II. Maybury was a defend
ant In Justice Teagan's court. Monday
morning, when John F. Hayes brought
suit to- collect $500 for damages al
legged to have sustained when sewer
backed up into the cellar OF the house
at No. S5Ot boulevard owned
by Mr.. Maybury.
Stored away In the cellar for the
use OF the family. the plaintiff alleged.
was so bushels OF potatoes. 80 bushels
OF turnips. Is bushels OF carrots, n
large quantity OF onions and 100 head
OF cabbage. Hayes alleges these
vegetables were ruined by the water,
He also alleges that the odors caused
his wife to have a serious illness, and
charges that his mother-ln-law' III
ness was SO aggravated that she diea.
He charges that he notified Mr..
Maybury several times OF the condi-
ton OF the sewer. but the landlord
refused to fix il.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
LESPERANCE IS SUED.
Entered Against Former
Politician for $500.

David A. Lesperance. attorney. poll
tician and a former state representa-
tive, who kept himself much in the
public eye during his career in De-
Iroit, which was terminated more than
year ago. by a sudden getaway.
was named as defendant In Judge
Mandell's court, Monday. in suit To
collect $S20 on two notes given In
1902 To Eben A. Wood. OF New York.
Mr.. Lesperance did not appear. but
was represented by an attorney. No
contest was made In the matter. and
judgment for the full amount was
rendered.
The money is said to have been adj
vanced to Lesperance to enable him To
come 10 Detroit to open an office
here.
Jennie ID. Woltman. OF New York
has a suit pending against Lesperance
in the WAYNE circuit court 10 enforce
the repayment OF loan. made 10 him
at the time OF his marriage IL Is said
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
Brothers We'd Sisters.

The home OF Robert Durie, No. "a
KoIb-st, will be the scene OF double
wedding Monday night. when his
daughters, Annie and Christine. aged
% and 90. respectively. will be united
I'm marriage TO Robert W. and Harry
f. Nudge, brothers. who reside at no.
44l Crane-ave Robert is machinis.
and Harry a pharmacist. The cere-
mony will be performed by Rev. Mr..
Bullock. of the McClellan-ave. Baptist
church.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
Terry Case Before Judge Swan.

Judge Swan heard arguments Mon
day in the case Of George w. Terry.
a former Pontiac merchant, accused of
conspiring to defraud his creditors.
The question OF Jurisdiction OF the
court in the bankruptcy proceedings
instituted by Terry's creditors was ar
gued by Attorneys Bigelow and Sell
ing. Referee Davock has already
rendered report against Terry In tho
bankruptcy matter, and the latter's
counsel is attempting to set aside the
report, which would result In throwing
out OF court both the civil and Grim
inal cases
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17

Apples Ssoc asl bu- ;I.5oas per bbl:
western box apples s2.75@3 box.
V2.50. according TO quality.
Beans-Dried Lima. size 10.
Ceiery-Home grown. 2OT35c doA
Cuuiinower-califor s5.s504 per
crate.
Cabb.ge-,,,292.2s per bbi.
York State 1so; limLurger. 11c; brick
Cranbcrries-,2a 2.2s bu. s5.5o0s75
bbl
Dstss-Persian. 5asc: Fards. sh ase
Dressed CaIves-Fancy. lI012c: COM
mon. ~ l0c ID.
Dressed Hogs-Light. 11911hc:
heavy. l0@ l0hc per Id.
Figs-Importeu. new, IL u lfc ID; Call
ifornia. s5c box.
Finnsn Haddie-lOa1lc per 10.
Fresh .exc,nbics--.<. ucumbers, hot
house. sl.50 doz: lettuce, hot house.
10n12c 10; radishes, % n soc doz; wax
beans, s5.2j hamper; parsley. zoe doz;
green beans 81 1908 hamper. green
bu. Hubbard souash. &c III: Florida to-
natoes SO 50n 3.15 s-basket crate: wa
ter cress. 300 35c doz; turnips. COO bu;
beets. 60c bu; carrots. Coo bu.
Grnpes-Catawbas. lbs. lac basket;
Malagas. .4m6.5O bbl.
Grnpc FruIt--t3. 50 a3.75 doz
foiIowlne prices for tailed hay IA ca;
lots. o p. Detroit: No. tlmot,
s15.500l6; No. . timothy. sli50915;
clover mixed. s15G15.5O; rye straw
81 5oas, wheat and cat straw. $500
$50 ton Loose hay from farmers
wagons on the city markets ranged
from sl4 to SIS. as to quality.
Hides-No. | cured. 11hc: No. :
cured. 10ikc. No. l green. 9Mc: No. .
green. sac: kip cured. No. L. 1874 d:
No. 2. l0iAc. green, No. !, lie; No. 2,
9kc: calf green. No 1. Ice; No. 2. 14hc:
cured. No. l. lie. No. 2. 15hc; horse
hides, No l. $3.50: No. 2. $3.50; sheep
skins az "a wool soc Gs150.
uon~y-Fancy white ~ n i5c: amber,
lGmllc: extracted e4l0c ID.
Lcmons-CalifOTn SiUi.50 box.
I.ime~-sl al - per hundred
Mushroom~-50c per ID. ,..
Nuts-Wplnuts. i5sfiec: almonds. ~
H loo; pccaNs. ia i5": filberts 11m12c:
Brazils aT1oc: mixed nuts lsTltc ID:
new hickory nuts. shelibarks. 81 ESQ
$50
OnIons--Mtchigan. 7o@f5c bu: new
spanish. $40 crate.
Orange--California navels. s3R3.25;
Floridas sz1s box. tangerines. S20225
box. /p
OySters-Solid packed standards.
si.5: selects. 81 gal: standards. In
small cans. zoe; large cans. csc; Sc
let's. small. csc: large. s5c can.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s3.T5Vt. crate.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE stock
market at the opening today failed TO
hold the Improvement in the late
dealings OF Saturday. Price move
ments were generally downward.
American Smelling and Inter.-Met.
were strongest at the start.
Il a. m.-The downward movement
after the opening was due largely 10
execution OF selling orders received
over Sunday and soon ceased. a strong
lone developing with the news of the
government suit against the Union
Pacific being indefinitely postponed.
Governments unchanged. other
bonds firm.
Noon-Aggressi buying OF Con-
solidated Gas forced that stock up 5
points in the late forenoon. Brooklyn
Union Gas was also strong. Other Is
sues generally became dull with slight
rece ssions about midday.
, p. m.-Pronounced weakness de-
veloped during the afternoon. higher
priced shares dropping from one TO
four points from the highest range or
the first hour Northern Pacific and
Union Pacific led the declines, though
the slump was general.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17

Large Delegations are Arrivina-No
strike Expected.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Jan. II
Large delegations of miners from
every section Of the United States
are arriving here today TO attend the
annual convention OF the United Mine
Workers OF America which opens to-
morrow. II is the general belief
among the men that the advance in
the wage scale which the miners will
doubtless decide upon at the present
convention will be forthcoming with
out the necessity of strike.
According TO those close in touch
with President Lewis and his policies.
Lewis Is vigorously opposed TO pre-
cipitating the organization into a
general strike and il is believed no
attempt will be made TO overthrow his
peace policy.
Lewis friends also maintain that ne
will control the convention this year
and that his former enemies who Wig
orously opposed him for reelection
will not wage such bitter warfare
against him as year ago.
rank @. Hays. of Springfield. Ills
was ,ne of the early arrivals for tn,
convsntion and II is said his election
TO the vice-presidency OF the organiza
tton Is practically conceded.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Jan. 17.--close: The
large decrease shown I'm the visible
supply was a surprise on change.
where attention had been attracted
more to the large northwestern re-
ceipts than to- the heavy milling there
and AT other parts OF the country.
Feeling among dealers has been
swinging To the bear side for several
DAYS and now that party is quite large
The belief Is that farmers VIII con
tinue their heavy selling and probaoiy
increase a. The winter wheat ls get
ting through the winter nicely. IL Is
well protected by snow and the acre
age Is large Its worst time Is stlll TO
come with the freezing and thawlng
OF the spring. but up 10 the present ~
is an right and farmers are expected
Ia sell the old crop when they reel sat
isiied that the new - IN good condl, ,
ton. Tie tone was weak all day and
al the close wheat had lost l. a. &c and
corn sc. oats advanced &c aud closed
Wheat quotations: Cash No . red
Si25: May opened with decline OF
J. q at si.2Tia, and declined 70 20 = :
July opened at sl.oo' y ana deciiheu 10
Coarse grain quotations. Corn. cash
No . csc, No. yellow. car az 6yl4 g.
closing at 69c asked. No. 4 yellow, CSC
asked. oats. standard, l ear at dc
No 3 white ! car at 5Oi5c. Rye Cash
No. l. ear at S3c Beans cash. 81 p
bid: March. s2,2O bid. CioVs,seed
Prime spot, 50 bags at $500, March.
ss.ss, sample, ss bags at ss25 ~ at
IS IL at S57j. prime aisikc. 1870.
sample. SO bags at sS.25, IL at s.. - at
SIS. prime alsike. ;! 90 sample.
hays at Sc IS Timothyseed: Prime
spot. 30 bags at Sl.'J.
Receipts IN the Detroit ma rket Mon
day included $50 bills OF fionr. j. cars
~ corn 4 OF oats and I or rye. With
lrswals were /. 035 bbls OF flour and
1885 bu OF corn. Stocks are 13dfl9
bu OF wheat. sS7.9S1 bu OF corn. 10
"A = I htf nf
MONDAYS wheat receipts. Minneap-
oils 5O4 cars. against 32S year ago.
Duluth 100 cars. against -; Winnipeg.
% cars against iO2. St Louis 10000.
against 81. 600 bu: Kansas city. 16i
cars. against 1875. CmOha, s5 cars,
against o..
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
CAR GREATLY WORRIED.
Condition Of the Czarina Does Not
Improve.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 17.-No
member Of the Russian court or Of
the ears official household will tor
day give out any information regard
ing the conference held Saturday by
the famous physicians who have been
treating the czarina, but il is reported
in semi-official circles that the psysi-
cian9 found that the czarina is in a
critical condition and that her decline
may end in a speedy death.
For years the czarina has been I
victim OF a morbid melancholia.
The car is greatly worried by her
condition and gives up much of his
own time attempting 10 care for and
comfort her but without avail
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
Odd Violation OF Law Charged.

w S. Haight. grocer at No. 80 Ma
tional.ase.. Is charged with a rather
unique violation OF the gasoline law
in a warrant issued by Justice Jefries.
Monday. on complaint of Mrs. Martha
Brown. No. SO Harrisonave. Mrs.
Brown charges that Haight sold her
kerosene in a gasoline can. painted
red and plainly labeled gasoline. as
required by law. She called the mat
ter TO the attention OF Deputy State
oil Inspector Charles Cequin and the
warrant is the result. Inspector Ce-
ouin is holding the can for evidence.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Jan i7.-Pork steady
west spot sis.s0i f3 Sugar: Raw.
nrm: quiet refined. firm. Coffee; Rio
No. on the spot, ac. Taliow Firm;
city. 6%c. country. Ok u 40. Dressed
poultry. Quiet. turkeys, II zoe
chickens. iln27c; fowls, l3U iIrc;
ducks. lsc; fowls. Use. turkeys. ~
lie. roosters i2c. chickens. ltisc.
Cheese: Firm. quiet. full cream spe-
Gals QIsc: skins. specials l4lac;
full skins. 5Q6Lsc Coffee options
opened unchanged TO Sc higher. But
ter; steady receipts. 4.lOo; creamery
extra. 35c, state dairy tubs. 26M 33c,
imitation creamery nrsts, 26I 2sc.
Eggs. scarce: firm. receipts. 1888;
nearby white fancy. +6u soc, nearby
4Qc.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
suqar Cases Adiourn.d

NEW YORK. Jan. l7.-Charles II.
Heike. secretary and treasurer OF the
American Sugar Refining Co. OF New
York tthe importing company. ana
secretary OF the American Sugar Re.
Gning Co. of New Jersey the parcn;
organization), with the FIVE former
checkers indicted with him i'm bIan.
ket Indictment alleging conspiracy TO
defraud the government. appeared be.
for Federal Judge Hough today 20
plead to the Indictment. John r
Stanchfield. who has been retained Inv
Heike. obtained nm adjournment for a
week. Heike was released I'm 81. 00O
tail and his associates in $4,000 ea.b
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
City Wants Tenant For Farm.

Controller Doremus is hustling -
get a tenant for the city farm. north
east OF the city. The tenant who held
the farm for many years has given
II up, and no offers were received
when the city advertised for a new
tenant. So Doremus is going TO do a
little quiet busting himself to find
a truck farmer who will take over thn
citys squash garden.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER CLOSE.

Arlz Coml 40. Apex IA. ATTAIN II n
Arcad 81. Alouez %. Adven : y. Bay :
Cor 33iz Butte Coal "a 3. Cop Con s2ia
Cal 4 A 9els. Cen "a Daily West sla
Davis DAILY 90. East Bite IL s. Elm nv
los. Giroux III. Greene Can l0i.. Han
81 Isle Royale 20. Kew Cop 5is. La
Sale Is. Lake ~ y. Mass :, Mohaw X
ia. Males 81. Miami II =. Nipiss 10.
New CONS 26is Newhse as, North Bite
10. old Dom so. Parrot 20. Raven 63.
shan 1914. sup 4 Pts l5L. sup Cop IS.
Sup x Bos lti u. Tam 6.s. Trinity. 10.
winona l$-is wyan si.. Roy con 247.
China So. ella Us
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
PRODUCE.

Commission men had nothing new In
the way OF prices to report this morn
ing. but there ~ distinctly easier
tone in dairy butter. Creamery grades
are In fair demand considering the
price. but buyers seem to prefer oieo-
margarine 20 the low grade butter
Dressed calves failed to clean up on
Saturday and the market was looking
lower. Rabbits are IN better supply
than demand. and hogs were quiet but
firm. In tht general list an advance
OF ten cent? In sugar prices was an
Dounced. buy otherwise the market was
unchanged
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
VIM schultz In Trouble Again.

VIM. Schultz. who recently served
a workhouse sentence for selling
Jobs" as fireman in railroad, was ar
rested. Monday, Dy Detectives Brooks
and Seymour. charged with fleecIrg
Delbert Boyer. OF Utica, at the same
old game.
Boyer alleges that he paid Schultz
s. for a Job as railroad fireman.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
Charter Fee Act Illegal.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE
Brush act OF the state of Kansas.
which imposes Charter fee" on all
foreign corporations before permitting
them 10 do business within the state,
was today held unconstitutional by de
cision of the supreme court OF the
United States In the Western Union
TELEGRAPH Co case.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
Wants $4,000 For Wife's Death.

Andrew Niemietz. administrator OF
the estate OF his wife. Ludwicka. has
started suit against the city OF De-
troit for $4,000. claiming that mis-
wife's death was caused by fall on
a defective sidewalk. Mrs. Niemietz
was injured on July 81, 1908. when
she fell on Lawndale-ave.. In front OF
No. Az. Her death followed in two
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
BLIND as YEARS; CURED.

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Jan. 17.-Her.
bert Sheldon, Of Mt. Pleasant, Mich,
v no had been blind for % years, can
now see. An operation was performed
on his eyes by DR.. Atchison. OF the
Homeopathic hospital. His sisters
sight had been restored some time be-
fore. A Mt. Clemens philanthropist
paid the expenses for the operation
On young Shcldon's eyes.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17

rs.s.rn-Eesrs. SSshs r. ssasse;
bags. ssg'oe bu' new bermhdas' ss'eV
PomIsry-springs. itQl5c; fowls.
lSis Ole: geese. lac: ducks. 1ec: ,ur.
KEYS. i7Qlyc Dressed hens. ltVlsc.
springers i5Ql6c. duckS l.ulsc'
geese. l5aisc; turkeys. eo0szc 10.
Rnbbits--Sl. 30 dozS
81 80 crate. Illinois, sieh bu: 81 Dbl
TaIlow--No. 4. exc; No. .. Nc 10.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
TWO pATRoLMEN QUIT.

PORT HURON. Mich, Jan. IL
Especially - Considerable excitement
was caused in police circles OF Port
Huron this morning when Patrolmen
William Lloyd and Fred Causley hand
cd in their designations to Chief of
Police Marx. The reason OF the off,
GERS resignation was given out by
Chief Marx as due to long hours and
low pay.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO, Jan. l5.-Wheat opening
weak with support poor. market start
ed at Z. n 10 90 sc below Saturdays
close Corn trade not general, mar
ket higher. offerings limited oats:
Firm: trade light. Provisions started
easier. but turned firm soon after.
Noon-M heat eased of fTactionally.
July strong and higher Corn and oats
lower all around.
Wheat closed weak and sharply low
er all around. Corn ana oats, except
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
CHICAGN pRanICE

CHICAGO. Jan. li.-Butter. Cream
cry extras. Sac. nrsts. 81 q 32c, dairy
extras. sic; frsts, Csc Eggs: Prime
nrsts. 3sc. firsts. 35c. Cheese: Twins.
isLqlss.c; daisies, lea. dl1c; young
Americas. l64al6Iac, Live poultry:
Turkeys. lie; fowls. i3p 10 isc. spring
chickens. 1914 ql4iac; ducks. 1im l5c,
reese. loo.