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The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
ACCUSED OF HAVING GUILTY
KNOWLEDGE OF SUGAR FRAUDS
Charles r. Heike. Official OF Trust
and Others Indicted by Grand
Jury In New York.

NEW YORK. Jan. i5.--It was said
1t the United States district Attorney
ONCE that Charles X. Heike, secretary
OF the American Sugar Refining Co.
who was indicted yesterday b. the fed
3 oral grand jury on the charge of con-
spiracy To defraud the United States,
would be brought before a United
States Judge today and required to
furnish adequate bail.
Mr.. Heike is the first executive Of
fcer Of the trust against whom evil
dence OF fraud was submitted to the
B grand jury.
His name was signed to the re-
port OF the board OF directors made
cut last "Wednesday to the stockhold-
ers of tue corporation, which con-
tain. d this statement:
mo attempt whatever has been made
10 shield any one and your board has
no reason TO believe and does not be-
lfeve that any executive officer or d.
rector OF this company has any knowl-
edge OF or participation in this fraud
ulent underweigning.
= The grand jury finds that Secretary
1Ieike. conspiring with Ernest w. Ger
bracht, general superintendent OF The
Haxermeyer & Elder docks; James F.
Bendernagel. cashier. OF the Have
meyer & Elder refinery; Harry w.
Walker. assistant dock superintendent,
md Jean w. voelker and James
n Halligan. Jr., checkers, ef-
fected entries To the custom house
of false weights of raw sugar. and
that Heske Endorsed several checks
made out by the acting disbursing
agent OF the collectors Office. checks
which were A refund, supposedly. To
cover overweights, when, as a matter
OF fact. the checks represented the
gain to the sugar trust in duties stolen
by underweighing-
Henry L. Stimson and Winfred L.
Denison. the special counsel em'
ployed by the government TO dig to
the bottom OF the frauds practiced by
the American Sugar Refining COM
pany, have been working up Secretary
Heike's case for months, but ii was
only recently that they obtained evil
dence which warranted them in going
before the grand jury and asking thar
an indictment be returned against the
Executive officer.
The Indictment handed down was \
blanket indictment covering the con-
nected acts of The secretary OF the
trust, two important subordinates.
Gerbracht and Rendernagel. and three
minor employees, Walker, voelker and
lEalligan. Heike and Walker are
drought into the fraud for the first
time. The others have been indicted
before. Gerbra-ht, voelker and Hal
lliran are out on bail, and jury disa-
greed In Bendernagel's case at the
time that Splitter, Boyle, Coyle, Hen
nessey and Kehce were convicted.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
JonnlNG PRICES.

CeGee--rsckage coffee. ioo-lh. case.
s5Gt7 delivered.
Cansea G0ods--Appies. gals. 3a1s:
baked beans. i-lbu 500 coz; Lima beans.
Sl0l5o Corn-Fancy Maine. Lio:
;ssndaTa. sse Table Sso';. si;sS . g mo.
ards. 81: soaked, toy :oc. saimonr-
sockeye. tall, ~ .05: lat, ~isS; Masks
reds. $3.50: Alaska pinks; -. Toma-
toes. 5qsbc. succotash. $lUllo oox
Feed-Bran. 12S: fne middiings. xJo:
coarse middiings. $se cracked corn. yss:
coarse corn meal S2S: corn and oats
FSioa.rSMichisan patents In wood.
straight. ss.os; clear. IS bbi Rye hour
cil.-Raw iinseed. soc; boiled iinseed.
sic. Diamond headlight. Kerosene. we.
Perfection, Toe; Eocene, lie: crown
gasoline; isc gal; tarpentine In barrel
Previsions--AIess pork. $3.50: family
pork. $2t75 U Is: medium clear. 5000
IS; smoked hams. l5c, dry sailed bris-
kets. Ice: shoulders. 1etsc: picnic hams,
12Mc; bacon. lS0l6hc: lard In there o..
l4n 0l6iac. kettle rendered. lbpc 10.
suxar--Quotations corrected daily by
w. III. Edsar 4 Co.: Crystal dominoes'
s!.ss Easle tablets ss;sS' cut Loaf Loaf.
1915: standard. powdered. $50: yran-
ulated. extra coarse. $40; sranulated.
fine. In bulk. $5.3e: sranulated. In as
10. cotton bags. 1856: Michigan gran :
uiated. 1910: diamond A. $40: confec-
tloners' A. s5.se: No. i: $3.50; No. Z,
s sis No. No. e. ::s s.iS No. No. l. ;sooss No. No. T.
SASS: No. IL. Si.so; No. IL. SAT-: No.
IA SA..5: No. IS, 4.75 per 100 pounds
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT Jan. l5-Close: The cash
situation in wheat appears 10 pc apoue
as strong as ever. but In otneT resps rs
there is some change TO more bearish
feeling and the market appears, TOT
the present. to be on the down graue.
Mills I'm both northwest ana southwesl
are grinding we'll up TO their capacity
and using up a great deal OF wheat;
but the carlot movement Is heavy ana
stocks in Minneapolis are Increasing
Australia Is exporting heavily. winch
has a bearish influence on English
markets The winter wheat crop In
this country is in fine shape. wen pro-
tected by snow, and primary receipts
are running much larger than a year
ago The early market was weak, but
nearly all of the decline was recovered
later. making the close steady az 30
in July Corn gained &c. and beans
&c The other grains were steady.
Wheat quotations-Gash 30, 20 REQ y'c
at si.2T1z. declined nc. and advanced
70 sL;2,a J nay o pea od az ED 70
Coarse grain quotations: corn-Cash
No. 3. 6Ss.c; No. yellow. car at
'' ofsats-s 81 5ohc; No white.
Ryc-Cash No /. SAC.
Beans-Cash. s2.l2 bid; March, $500
Cloverseed-Prime spot. SO bags a.
50: March. 1910 asked: sample. 200
bags at $3.50, 3s at ss.a5. 20 at sI75;
prime alsike. $3.50: sample, i3 bags az
81 at seas
Receipts in the Detroit market sat :
urday were 245 bbls OF -four. ! car or
wheat, and 2 or corn. Stocks are 49,
II9 bu OF wheat 303,sl2 blu or corn.
1851 bu OF oats. and s1,13t bu OF rye.
Saturdays wheat receipts: Mime
apolis 800 cars. against lI5 year ago
Duluth. 81 cars, against 50; Winnipeg,
III cars against 81; ST Louis, $4,000
bu, against $4,000 bu.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17

u IJc: Pecans. fZT 10: HIbsrts. lyis &c
Braziis. 90 Toe: mixed nuts. ls9ltc IL
new hickory nuts. sheiioarks. N'A'v
Osion.--afichigan. ToQ7So bu: new
Spanish. 3i40 crate.
Fioridas. s2.75 box: tangerines. ssvzs'
box.
Oystcr.--soiid packed standards
e1.e5; selects, 81 gal: STANDARDS. ~
small cans. zoe: large cans. sec; Sc
iects. small. use; large. ste can:
l'isesppie.-Florida tssevs e'a'o
rssssoe.--car i3N. bulk. ssossc;
bags. 5s0loc bu; new Bermndas. ss.s'
bu.
1876 Ollie: geese, iic;l ducks. ioc; tur-
keys, i70lsc: Dressed hens. is4iscc,
springers. 150l5c; ducks l.9isc'
geese, i59l6c: turkeys. so022c 10.
Rabbits-e1. so dor.
sweet Potntos.--Jerseys; kin ssied
Tulsow-No. I. SIC. No .. ehc 10.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
PITTSBURGERS CHARGED
WITH GRAFT GIVE Bali
District Attorney Alleges Conspiracy
To Cause Selection Of Depository
for City's Funds.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Jan. 15.--Bonds
for their appearance in court have
been furnished by President 4. II.
Jennings and vice-President +. A. Grit
fin. of the Columbia National bank,
Max c. Leslie, county delinquent tax
collector and former Republican city
chairman, Charles Stewart, a former
councilman, and F. F. Nicola. a capital
list. They were arrested on warrants
issued By District Attorney w. A..
Blakeley, charging them with conspir-
ing to cause the selection of the
Columbia bank as city depository.
In addition. Leslie Is charged with
perjury, and still another information
charges him with misdemeanor, and
alleges that for two years he made a
business OF soliciting the aid OF coun-
cilmen to influence legislation.
The charges are the result Of the
graft scandals OF 1908. when 1t was
brought out that councilmen had been
paid money TO vote for six de.
positories. Officers OF other banks
who were found guilty had taken an
appeal 10 the superior court, and the
present cases had been halted pend
ing a decision on the other cases.
as no decision seemed likely until
March. when the statute Of limitations
would have exempted. the district at
torney took summary action.
Bail IN $4,000 was furnished for
Jennings and Grimm by John O. Jen.
nings, q brother OF tho bank presi-
dent, while former State Senator Will
liam Finn furnished $4,000 for Les
lie. A business friend Is surety In
e10, 900 for Stewart. while Nicola gave
bond for $4,000.
II 10 charged In tho writs that In
DAY, 1908, Stewart, 40 councilman
OF tho city, solicited from Grimm the
sum OF $4,000 for his vote and of,cial
influence In favor OF tho ordinance
that authorised tho Columbia National
bank as q. depository. II Is also
CHARGED that Nicola instisated this
move on tho part OF Stewart.
0rifiu 10 charged with conspiring
10 dsfyaud the city by corrupting
members OF the council, and II Ia fur
thor charged that he promised certain
members $4,000 for their votes and
influence In favor of tho ordinance.
I.esile 10 ohayged with receiving eeS,.
500 70 innusnee oouncilmanio votes.
aud further, that before the grand
fury investigating this charge he per.
lured himself In denying that he had
received any payments for any pur.
pose whatever from any Of the men
named.
Mono OF the accused would mako
any statement after the arrests.
Aid. MpMastcrs will hold 4 hsar,pg
next Friday, and the cases will be
taken before the February grand Jury.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
BOSTON COPrER LETTEu

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone q Co.: Spec ulation continues TO
center I'm the Lake development stocks,
especially In the Lake Copper group.
Lake. North Lave. Indiana, South Lake
and Oneco. all reaching, new high lew
els. Indiana, rtports encountering lode.
20 fet wide. running per cent copper.
South Lake. to which we called atten-
ton yesterday. is up points and seems
as attractive a gamble as any OF these.
Developments at depth at the Lake.
Other copper shares have been rather
neglected. North Butte showing no life.
despite reports that veins would be
workings. Indications point to a con-
tinuance OF fascinating but dangerous
speculation in the newer development
shares.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17

western box apples. ss750s box.
0260. according TO quality.
Bcans-Dried Lima. sac 10.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ss.isos Pc,
Csbsass-saoaas per Dbl.
chre.r-aioalsan To-, cream. isHe
York State. ise; limLurser. tic; BRICK
cream: ise; sch ,y.sT. sic lh ,o..,,
Dssss-rersisn. sosc: Farcs. 81 %,
prcrrse cs,y..-Fsncy. i10lse; com.
%Y S:;...ss s' ,Se.:mL,,shs ,ioi,ac'
CiSs-TMportec. new, ii9 40 ID; CAL
hI Tins.s s'f as sHa per Id.
frsss veEctabIs--cuoanbsrs, hoI
ssSi yrs az sssesn s sss a' ~:
s sssss sn ssaRsssUs Dias: %Sr zoe s SSa
peppers 90 basket ru.sbssss 400 4os
Sv msbss Gvs Sc S r srs,. v TO-
0,apss--Cstswbss.% lbA ito basxstl
xs s,s.;.. I, sSssq ssSs.s,; Al,
jf sSs. dealer. ' arc 1 pSsyins n,
;;s : s;'|I :.| B. :,.: ;s
TO ton. Loose hey from farmsrs
fri ass!. =. II a a. cu e ruis'iI'X c, No.
s sS.ss. l's s s H.; aus.d w. az
No. ., !ohc; green, No. J. lio. No, 2
S SMsaa s1E sIssr SoN eiEsSS, hssoAss!
SSisEWslkats, 1v,vvl slmePsN Y
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
FINDS PR0WLER IN ROOM.
When Charles Peterson Rises From
Bed, Intruder SkIps.

Charles Peterson, No. 42s Cass-avc.
was awakened by noise In his room
about 4:3) o'clock Saturday morning
and awoke to see the dim outline OF
@ mans form moving about In the
semi-darkness. When Peterson started
TO get up the intruder beat q hasty
retreat. Peterson notified the police
and Motorcycle Patrolman futile Was
dispatched from headquarters.
futile and the auto patrol arrived
at the place about the same time. but
the prowler had made his escape.
Nothing was missing from the house,
and 1t was not apparent how the sup.
posed burglar had gained entrance.
Peterson says the noise that awakened
him was caused by the man stumb.
ling over q reading lamp he had placed
on the floor.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
PRODUCE.

The produce market ia stubbing
price changes al present The pouitrv
deal has been rather small affair
since the holidays, but at that the oe-
mand Is better than the supply, ana
on account of high prices. Eggs are
quiet because OF light receipts. al
though there IL good demand in spite
OF high prices. The hay market In frm
at the last advance. The demand for
rabbits is not as active as IL was Po-
tatoes are slow. and easy In tone and
the market for hickory nuts Is very
heavy.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
Il. D. ROGERS H0N0RED.
Retiring Poteutats OF Moslem Temple
Presented With Jewel.

A handsome jewel was presented IN
II. d. Rogers, retiring potentate OF
Moslem temple, Mobiles OF the Mystic
Shrine, at the annual business meet.
ing and initiation OF candidates. Fri.
day evening In Masonic temple. Firty.
three candidates were taken over the
burning sands. An ebony aud ivory
gaval was presented TO the newly
elected potentatc. William N. Perrett
the gift Of II. e. Jameson. A ban
Quet and vaudeville entertainment,
completed the festivities.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
THREE DIE IN WRECK,

DESIGNER, Mioh.. Jan. 1.-two
freight trains on the Ashland division
of the Northwestern railroad came TO
gether In q head-on collision between
woodruff and Lac pu Flembsau Fri
day afternoon. aad two bremen and
one engineer were killed. The 90
D1nes are 9 complete wreck and
kreisht \ SCATTERED broadcast Trkinl
~ Asaiaa1 ana oQssRlc ers con
S1llel q = i1enaA ~ 6saesF
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17

Tho January concerts of the Detroit
String quartet will be given In TEN.
plo Beth El Wednesday afternoon
Ian. 10. and Thursday evening, Jan.
4 -. Tho afternoon concert will begin
Dromptly at o'clock and the even
~ enc At S:15 o'clock. In response
- m insistent demand the board OF
|Inonaeers of the quartet has consented
~ bo11 students tickets at the door at
~ CENTS each. The program will one,
30 QuaTtets, Haydn's Emperor and
n1olsDOhn's No. 2, and Beethoven
! ooota-- No. In. A major-played by
rno. Visa Ruegger-Lichtenstein Gel.
rk. with Mrs. Clara Koehler-Heber
I'm ut the piano.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17

NEW IOEk, Jan. I0.--Ihe Weekly
bank statement as issued By the as
ISOLATED banks OF New York, follows:
Reserve on all deposits. increase. ST.
24O.215; reserve on deposits other than
United States. increase. s17.249.225.
loans, decrease. s7.T37. 500: specie in
crease. sl5.i50.0 900, iegals. increase. So
$50. 800 deposits increase. s11.62O.9Oo:
circulation, decrease, 3460. 500: loans.
s1lg4.1 i6.100. The surplus OF the banks
is s22,416,300 az against s2I .509.4T5 last
year and s40.642.250 two years ago.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
NEW YORk PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Jan. l5.-Pork-TSteady.
Lard--Firm: middle west. spot. 1850
l3lo Sugar-Raw. firm: refined. hrm.
sLc railow-Steady; city. sac, coun-
try. 61.G7c. Dressed poultry-Firm.
unchanged. Live poultry. dull. un.
changed. Checse-Fairly active; fun
cream specials. lih 4lsc: skins. spe-
Gals l4i.c: rull skins. 5Gehc
Coffee options opened unchanged.
Butter-Steady, receipts 4..2l; cream :
cry. extra. S5c;. state dairy. tubs. ESQ
33c: Imitation creamery. frsts. asa CSC.
Eggs-Quiet. receipts i.o06; nearby
white, fancy. 46I soc: nearby mixed.
fancy, 3SU42c: fresh firsts, 3sU40c.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

ery. extras, sac; frsts 81 u32c: dairy.
extras, sic: firsts. csc. Eggs-Prime
firsts 3Sc. frsts. 35c. Cheese-Twins.
l6L, Ff16Lc: daisies. 16A gle: young
Americas, 1914 d1shc. 1--we poultry
Turkeys. tic; fowls, i3Gl3hc; spring
chickens, 134I414c. ducks. lig Use:
geese loo
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
HELD UP BY NEGROES.
Geo. A. Smith Says Pair of Thugs
Robbed Him Of $11.7o.

George A. Smith, No. 622 Green
wcod-ave.. an employe of the Cadillac
Motor Car Co.. reports to the police
that he was held up by a pair Of Ne
gro highwaymen and. at the point of a
revolver, relieved OF s11.70 on Hast
1rge-st, between Macomb and Null
klett-sts.. about IL O'Clock, Friday night.
The hold-up occurred at the entrance
"a ? dark alley, where the thugs had
evidently lain In walt for their victim.
Tho police have a good description Of
the pair.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
pOsrON COppER SALES.

nished BY Hayden. Stone & Co: Adv.
4.ss5; A. c. r.. $500; All, 1885, Zinc.
$50; Are. 1885: A: g., i.seS: Arc. 400;
Bos Con. 1890. p. & r., 4l5. G. & A..
s14; c. ~ H., is: Cent. 10, Mango. e6s:
d. w. 65; f.. b.. 9s5: Elm r.. SO; FIR.
Hanc.. l,1o5; Helv.. IFS: Kerr. LAG;
Kew los: Lake. 10.150: Las, $3.50;
Mass. 2.645; Mayf.. Las; Mex, IS;
LOS; Newh.. 100; Kip. $40: y. b.
1.72i: n. l.. $500; ojib.. SIS; o. G..
1.450: o. D.. 100; Csc. 90; Par. 90:
Quincy. $50: s., Fe, 1000; shan. SOS;
75o; $. & p, $50: Tam. 10; Trim. les;
oil. zoe: Z. s. r.. 500; do pfd. 20; Ut.
Con. Lbs: Ut. Cop. IS: Wet, 1850;
Win. s.905: Wolv.. ): Wyan.. SS5.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
NEW BOOKS IN
PUBLIC LIBRARY

rhe following new books have been
received in the Detroit public library
Edith Abbott, Women In Industry;
Ludwig Won Beethoven. Piano Compo-
sitions;" James .. Pagan, Labor and
the Railroads.: George l.. GoodaIe.
Concerning Few Common Plants.
Clarence Hawkes., "Shovelhorns the
Biography OF a Moose" Woods Hutch
inson, 'Preventable Diseases" Alpheus
Hyatt. Commercial and Other spon-
Res," Henry w. Jacobs. "Betterment
Briefs" papers on organized industrial
efficiency; Helen X. johnson. Woman
and tbs Republic" the woman suffrage
movement in the United States; Henry
r. Krehbiel, Songs from the Operas
for Alto" Homer Lea, THE Valor or
Ignorance" the unpreparedness OF our
"Iatter-day Problems" Egan new.
Royal Sevres China" Francis G.. Pea
body. The Approach to the Social
Question" Charles II. Sherrill. Stained
Glass Tours IN England Cyrus T..
Brady. "On the Old kearsarge,' story
OF the civil war; 8. /. Clemens. Capt
stormfeid's Visit 10 Heaven" Frances
H Burnett "rhe Land OF the Blue
Flower" Charles w. Gordon, The For
eigner;" Emma NJ Orczy. The Nest OF
the sparTowhawk," tale OF the Seven
teenth century; Mary r. Rinehart
when a Man biarries;' Elizabeth Rob-
ins. The Florentine Frame" Louis J.
Vance. The Pool OF Flame" detec-
tive story; Marie Van Worst, IA Am
bush" story OF an Alaskan mining
camp.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
Real Estate
New Realty Firm Formed.

The old Star Realty Co. has been
dissolved and two OF It's officers. Leon
ard A. Burdick and Warren p. IshSm,
have become associated in new
partnership. They will make \
specially of handling high-grade farm
properties. They have opened up Of
fees at No. 1237-123s Majestic build
ing under the firm name OF Leonard
A. Burdick 4 Co.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
CAMPAU BEATEN IN SUIT.
Must Hand Over $1,4a1 to Louis Ce"s
and Associates.

A verdict Of $1.4Sl was returned IN
favor of Louis Celia, the st. Louis
racing magnate. and his associates IN
the case against Daniel ]. Campau.
heard in Judge Mandells court tnie
week. In 1907 Celia and Campeu
entered into an agreement to hold
the Blue Ribbon meeting at the crosse
Pointe track, whereby Campau was 70
manage the AFFAIR and Celia and bis
ossociates were to furnish the track
The profits were to be divioeo eQos,'
ly. Celia objected to Campans ~
vision of the money. claiming tnat ne
had been wrongfully charged TOT COT
tain items that Campau shouid nsve
paid for.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Tfmes by Carson.
Craig a Co. from Chicago. Jan. 10:
wheat-The most noticeable thing II.
the wheat trade this morning 10 that
little long wheat coming on the mar
ket and when the short selling let up
around l13 the price raIlisd nearly 70
in a few minutes Market now hold
ing very close to Saturdays clio sin
prices somewhat larger world's ship
ments onset by lrmer Liverpool mar
alton OF bufl news from Argentine.
Northwest receipts do not pile up az
expected. Increase In stocks Minnsap.
sariy seiiing OF wheat by Armour was
followed by Barreil. Lake. Bloom apd
others Commission people took the
offerings on resting and scale oraers
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creameries. extras. soc.
frsis. 35c; dairy butter. csc; packing
stock. csc per 10.
Exxp-Fresh current receipts, cases
included. 32c. Receipts on saturday,
1873 cases.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
Markets and Finance.

, $3.50: Oct. s725 Prime alsike. ss.07.
Prime timothy. sl.si n. Butter. eggs
and hay, unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
NEW YOak MONEY.


NEW YORK. Jan. l5.-Bar silver.
London, 20 3-16 pence. New York. so II
cents Demand sterling, s4s6.s5.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
LIVE STOCK.



DunninE a stevens Live stock Report.
BUFFALO. Jan. l5.-(Spectal. Cat
tle--Receipts cars, steady. Hogs
Receipts 30 cars, lower; heavy. 50 70
slo; workers. ss.soqs: pigs, SGD
steady; best lambs. ss,sS; .yesrllnss'
40; wethers. 80 cc.25: ewes
sAs5U57 Calses--S50ll.
EAST BUFFAlO-Closc.
EAST BUFFALO,. ~ Y. Jan. Ia
Cattle-Receipts 20, steady; prime. 80. 80
al; butchers. SAGE. veais--ReceIpts
loo. active; common 10 choice, SOL 1.
sheep and Lambs--lscceiptst 5000, firm
lambs. $3.50 ISIS; Canada lambs. $3.50
$3.50, yeariings. x7US: sheep, $3.50.
Hogs-Receipts 800. lower; workers.
$4,000; pigs. ss0s.90.
CHICAGO LAVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Jan. 15-Castic-Receipt :
500, steady; beeves. sil5G7Ss: Texas.
sos: western. Sii0Q6.i0; stockers
and feeders. - 4S.l0; cows and helfers,
S2.l5U $50; calves. s..s5@l0 Hogs
Receipts 5000. fair. &c lower; light,
$3.50 $50; mixed. es,+0qs.gO. heavy.
$s.t5rsss; rough, Ss,t5ms.65; workers..
S.eo4s.gS; pigs. sI.30Gs.to. Sheep
and Lambs-Receipts 1000, steady. ma
tives. $ig6.1O, western, stG6l5: lambs.
native. So. 25US.s0: western. 36.s5 S.7b.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. q. Jan. i5.-Hogs-
Receipts 1900. Toe lower. mediums,
mixed and workers.. $3.50. pigs and
lights. 1915. Cattle-Receipts 3 cars,
steady. Lambs-Receipts 5 cars, $3.50
top. Calves-Receipts 100. Sio.25 top.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO, Jan. 16.--Whsat opened
u nc lower with market weak UNDER
msrket unchanged. Oats lower. Pro-
visions slow. ,
Cioso-Whsat closed unchanged
Corn and oats fTectionally hignsF.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
Quotations by Hayden, stone q Co.:
Omen. High Low. Close.
tb,pid. Sold. tx,spiit.
MI8U0,

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The Detroit times., 1910-01-17

Joh Prissiny ,so.e right, Tipes
iiss, or CITY sssS.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
q. 8. GOVT BONDS.

Bond quotations, furnished by Hay
den. stone & Co. l16-1lS Griswold-st:
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17

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The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden,
Stone & Co. 1l6-lls Griswoid-st
Opening. Siosins'
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-04-01
A CARD FROM T. III. BATEMAN.

[ announced in the papers few
weeks ago my intention OF closing
my business in Camden, feeling as
sured of the fact, as my stock had
run so low and l had good pros
poets of selling, but having failed
in my effort to sell, l feel grateful
to my friends and customers for
their liberal patronage in reducing
my stock.
I also wish to state that strong
solicitations from my friends and
customers-for which l feel very
grateful-has helped me wonder
fully in deciding to content myself
and remain in old Camden and run
business at the same old stand.
I intend to continue to buy first
class goods as cheap as money will
buy them, thereby enabling me to
sell you the best bargains possible
to be given. l intend to keep my
stock of merchandise fresh and new
all the time, so you will always gel
new goods worth all you pay fol
them, especially at the low prices
| sell them.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-04-01

again, Uncle Tom, and bring your
fishing tackle. /
Elijah Penick OF Henry Countyf
was here last week trying to sell a
pair of young mules.
A Sunday School has been or
gained at Barnes School House
to meet every Sunday evening.
William Greer is superintendent
Everybody is invited 10 talee part.
let those conveniently located irvs.
and attend regularly