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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-12
GRIM REAPER TAKES TWO
SISTERS IN 48 HOURS
Two Boys, Members Of the Same Fam
iy, Are Dangerously Ill
Father Also Stricken.

PORT HURON. Mich. Jan. IL
Especial Twice within AS hours
the grim reaper has visited the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Porter. who
reside at South Park, and on each
visit he carried OF a little daughter.
The cause OF the death OF the two
girls was due to diphtheria. which
they had suffered for the past few
days.
Pearl, aged two years. passed away
early Sunday morning. and early this
morning Florence. aged four. died.
The two sons. aged SIX and nine years,
are dangerously Ill and the death OF
the oldest boy Is looked for almost
any time. The father was taken Ill
last night and Health Oficer Hender.
son today pronounced that he was also
suffering from the much dreaded dis
ease. The only person left to look
after the sick people Is the mother.
and II Is feared that she. too, will con.
tract the disease. Owing to the fact
that the family wac In poor circum.
stances prior to The death they didn';
notify physician and only a short
time before the death Of the youngest
daughter was the health ofYicer mott
fed that II was diphtheria. The
neighbors are supplying the family
with eatables.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-12

wagons on the city markets ranged
from va 70 SIS; ~ 10 qualify. ~ 7.
cured. iohe: No. I green. SAC: No. ,
green. sue; kip cured. No. I. ishc;
No No . isne: green. Nc s J. s lie, NN ::
hides. No l. $3.50: No. 2. $3.50; sheep
Mc.~y-Fancv white iiG iSc: amber.
io01lc: extracted. s0lo ID.
L:..sss.californis. W.so0s;as box.
ss In. ge a,s hr Ss rslup. $50
el15 gal.
MusHrooms-5o0so
Nwts-wainuts. 1901 sc: almonds. IA
a i5c: pecsns. lao 15c: nlberts. ll@lic:
Braziis 90 loo: mixed nuts. 12VlSc III:
new hickory nuts. sheiIbarks. u.boU
LIS bu.
Oaioa,-Michigan. 7o07so bu; new
Oraases-california navels. SsQ3.2b:
Floridas. esI6 box: tangerines. t2V2-so
box.
Oyster.-soiid packed standards.
ei.e5; selects. vi gal: standards. In
small cans e0c: large cans. csc: Sc
les.: small, 2ss lssss' 3, .s7s ssn crate
Pop~orn-Ears. 2G2hc 10.
Petasses--car lots. bulk. 33Qssc:
bags. 3sQioc bu: new Bermudas. Ss.eo
Peuitry-springs. .14al5c; fowls. Is
6l3hc: geese. ltc; ducks. l5c; turkeys.
no be Dressed hen:s II ,s g Ice sprigF
lee: turkeys eo022c per 10.
Rabbtts-Sl.5o dog.
sweet potstoes-Jersevs. kiln dried.
81 30 crate. Illinois. Si.s6 blu; IS Dbl.
Taliow-No. !. exc: No. .. SIC ID.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-12
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Jan. l1-Close: Liverpool
is working lower in wheat ana the
general European outlook appears more
bearish. This Is because OF an increase
on passage and also larger European
stocks and does not come from any
change in a bearish direction in Ar
gentine news Chicago IL bearish be-
cause the price Is so high. Lower
va aes are freely talked by profession
ais, but cash wheat Is at premium
still. and miliers are active buyers. In
Minneapolis the demond shows no let
up. and mills are anxious TO get IN
some stocks. Chicago has very small
half what IL was year ago. and still
decreasing. which gives the bulls plenty
OF confidence 10 buy on ALL breaks. II
was quiet wheat market all day and
only small change was made In quota :
tIops- The tone was easy and close
lower by NC in cash and July. and nc
in May. compared with Mondays close.
Wheat quotations-Cash No. red.
1926; May opened with decline OF
i.c at Sissy. dropped TO sl.2si4. sold
up TO Sl.2ss.. and declined to $l.2SA /:
July opened at tl.0eA. gained 91c. and
declined TO si.OSh No; white. 81 .2e.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn seas h
No, 3, e6-.c No. ; yellow, cars at
s7hc,. at sI+e; No. yellow. cars
white; l car at lsc; No. white, car
at 4s+.c. Rye: Cash No. !, sic. Beans:
Cash SAFE. March. s2.1s bid. Cover
SAMPLE. .ssd p ~ sas spot, s. aS sc q, ssiS
30 at IS. Is at 1915. 5 at 81; prime al
sike: $3.50; sample alsike, bags at
$50. al 1915. at s. Timothy
Receipts OF wheat Tuesday: Mime
apolis, 2s5 cars. against l54 year
ago. Duluth. IL cars. against as; Winni-
peg, 194 cars. against 1873.
Minneapolis millers are bidding fot
Omaha wheat.
Wheat in Liverpool closed y a = d
and corn I'D lower.
The visible supply OF wheat In Eu-
rope Increased 4,2l2.0 900 bu last week.
The worlds visible supply OF wheat
increased 100000 bu last week.
Wheat receipts at primary points on
Tuesday, $4,000 bu; year ago. $4,000
pu.
Receipts In toe Detroit market Tues
day included 4 cars OF wheat. Is Of
corn. : OF oats and OF rye. With
drawals were $4,000 bu of wheat. a.
255 bu OF oats aud 2.3ls bu OF barley.
Stocks are o06.l19 bu OF wheat. 81 5,214
bu OF corn I6.+Ts bu OF oats and SASS
bu OF rye
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-12
Man
HANGS HIMSELF
Fred Cody Brooded Over Losing His
Position in Brass Rolling Mills
Through Drink.

Tying one eni oil blanket around
his neck. and the other end around
the post Of his iron bed. Fred Cody
IS years old. sat down on the moor
be side his bed and killed himself by
slow strangrlation. some time Monday
night. His dead body was found al
1880 o'clock. Tuesday morning. by Neh
Mcmillan, a roorner In the house o.
]. r.. Headry, No. 295 Lafayette-blvd.,
where Cody had roomed and boarded
for the last three years.
Cody is believed 10 have been de-
spondent over the loss OF his position
as foreman for tie Detroit Copper a.
Brass Rolling mills. about three weeks
ago. He tad been drinking before the
loss OF his position. but afterward
started on O spree which ended with
his death. He was d big man. weigh
ing close to $50 pounds. and the weight
OF his body causet the blanket 10 plnd
SO tightly as TO leave = deep impress
sion In his neck.
Cody was born in Detroit. and had
a host of acquaintances throughout
yorktown" where he lived when y
boy.
A brother. Walter. living at La
brosse and Seventh SITS. Is the only
surviving relative. He took charge
Of the remains, after Coroner Burgess
decided TO hold no inquest. PATROL
man Van Notter, OF the flying squad
ron was on the scene few minutes
after the suicide Was discovered, and
cut the body down.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-12
PHELAN REBUKEs JURY.
Sore at Action In Reducing Charge
Against Greek Who Robbed Girl.

John Papas, young Greek. was
convicted OF grand larceny In the re-
corder's court Tuesday morning. Pa.
pas. 1t was testified. approached Mabel
Corey. young girl, on Monroe-ave.
recently, and demanded kiss. Ths
girl was greatly frightened and Papas
seized her purse. containing $50. and
ian away. He was arrested two days
later.
Judge Phelan found cause to Sc
yerely rebuke the jury which brougli.
I'm a verdict finding him guilty Of steal
ing s23. thus modifying the charge to
simple larceny.
you are expected to bring In your
verdict without regard TO where your
chips may fall" declared Judge
Phelan.
For 20 minutes he told the jurymen
what he thought Of the verdict. which
was contrary to the evidence. Then
he handed Papas sentence OF 80
DAYS. the limit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-12

ways refused to face his accusers.
When he was leaving cried and
begged OF him 10 remain. but he told
me that my tears were OF no account
10 him.
His own sister. Eva. warned me TO
watch my husband. She told me that
he was ladies' man, and In telling
me OF some OF his actions cried and
wrung her hands In despair.
Mrs. Sanborn also told OF the times"
enjoyed by her husband on the river
In his gasoline, launch while she re-
NAMED mt home with the baby. He
took these trips for the beneht OF his
health. she said. but she learned that
he spent most of his time In the river.
resorts dancing with people OF shady
regulations.
During Mrs. Sanborn's recital her
husband sat behind his attorney. smil.
ing sarcastically most Of the time. and
apparently little worried by the trial.
He processes TO love his wife still,
and says he Is anxious for a feconcilis-
ton. He blames all their trouble 10
meddling relatives. Or. Sanborn IL
not asking for a divorce.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-12

cen---rackage coffee. ioo-ib. case.
si425mi7 delivered.
Canned Geed.-Apples. gals. se.I5:
baked beans. lib. so u soc; Lima beans.
sIQi,5o. Corn-Fancy Maine. Sl.lo;
standard s5e Table beets; si.sS g nac.
PessEansg g,s early 5srr, ss sal sssnd
sockeye, tail sis5: iat, sl,s5; Alaska
reds. $3.50: Alaska pinks. 81. Toma-
toes. 756s5c: succotash. $l@llo doc.
Feed--Bran. sec; fine middlings. $50:
coarse middlings. SIS cracked corn. $2s;
coarse corn meal SIS: corn and oats
chop. see ton.
best; sss5; ordinary. patents, ss.is:
straight, s6.os. clear. So Dbl. Rye flour
-$i65 bbl.
Otis-Raw linseed. soc: boiled linseed.
Sic. Diamond headlight. kerosene. s6c
Perfection. Toe: Eocene. lie: crown
gasoiine lSc gar: turpentine In oarre'
iets-s4 II -sal--
Provisions-Ness pork. $3.50, family
pork. s2i.I5u25. medium clear $s5@
kets. iso: shoulders. Vac; picnic hams.
l21sc: bacon. l64l6hc. lard in tierces.
Ia L ~ i5 i:c kettle rendered, Id lac I'D.
Swgar-Quotations corrected daily b.
w. III. Edgar a. Co: Crystal dominoes,
$1s5. Eagle tablets. 80: so; cut loaf
$3.50. cubes. s5.55; XXxX powdered
1918: standard. powdered. $50; gran
ulated, extra coar3e, $40; granulated,
fine In bulk. $3.50; graduated. IN IS
10. cotton bags 1895. Michigan gran
uIated. $40; diamond A. $40. confec-
TONERS a. s5.25: No. l. $3.50: No 2.
:sis no no E. g. ss sfS no. $685. no. 8
Sass; No. IL. ALSO. No. Is. st.75 No.
IA, S4.75. No. Is. s47s per 100 pounds.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-12
NEW CALCULATIONS PROBABLE.
Increase in D. v. RS Earnings Affects
"Fifty's" Report.

A full statement Of the Detroit Unit
ed Railway earnings for 1909 shows
that they totalled Ss,002,352, an IN
crease of $934.66S over 1908. Earnings
for the fourth week Of December were
$22: 1872.
The big 1909 earnings may call Tor
another estimate as TO cost OF service
on the part OF the common council be
fore any franchise negotiations are
concluded The committee OF fifty re-
port Is based on the revenue and oper'
ating cost OF 1905. AS earnings were
low ia that year and increased dis
proportionately TO operating expenses
i'm 1909. il is thought that calcula'
ton based on the latter years figures
would show a cost of service rate well
under the 3.43 rate shown in Account
ant Gridley's report
There was more paving. work done
In 1893 than in 1905. but this differ
ense would not make up the margin
between the earnings of the two years.
Wages were also increased slightly.
Another thing which may call for
revision of the base OF computing
fares is the sale OF the Woodward
ave. car barns and storage yard TO the
Cadillac Motor Car Co., and the pro
posed shifting of the car barns and
storage to the Highland Park tract
owned by the ID. u. r.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-12
LIBERALS CLAIM GAIN
IN WEST OF ENGLAND
Betting In London And In South OF
Kingdom indicates. An
Even Fight.

6Ctti0Q w GoU0OU Suo 0SthH W
Kingdom indicates. An
Even Fight.
LONDON, Jan. 1l.-Today's cam
paigning throughout England was de-
decidly In favor OF the liberals aud
swung the varying political pendulum
again TO their side. The liberals
executive committee issued n state
ment this afternoon declaring that
there has been big liberal Improve
ment In the west OF England.
The liberals now claim that all that
part of England and north OF a
line drawn from Plymouth TO Birming-
ham and thence to Kings Lynn, will
roll up a solid liberal majority. As
10 the outcome in the east OF England
the liberals profess TO be hopeful, but
admit that the outcome there Is doubt
full.
In London and in the south OF
England the netting indicates an ever
fight. though the conservative claims
here are stronger than the liberals
Despite the fact that the conserya.
tive still express confidence. most OF
the expert forecasters predict hh'
eral victory, though with no such ma
,ority as obtained in the parliament
lust dissolved.
The fight waged with unusual vigor
today. the liberals being most In evi'
dence.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-12

western box apples, s275as box.
Banspas-Good shipping stock. $50
q $50. according TO quality.
Bcans-Dried Lima. 5i1c ID.
Celery-Home grown. So93sc doz-
Cauiinower-californ Ss.7SQ4 per
crate.
Cabbase-s2Q22s per bbl.
Chec-e-Nichigan fuli cream. 1sI,c;
York State. lsc; limburger. lie; brick
cream. lsc, Sehweitzer.. 2ic lb.
Ckrstuuts--Spanisn- q9c 10.
Crnnberries-s2f2.25 bu; S5.5oQ6.75
Date.-rersian. S0se; Fards. sM asc
Dre..sd calyes-Fancy. ii0iac; COM
Dressed Hogs 49, Light. Io9ioKc:
heavy. sQshc per Id.
Figs-fmported. new. iiqitc ID: Cal
Ftnran Hnddies-iInG i:c ID.
Fresh yegetabie.-cucumb hot
house, $50 doz: lettuce, hot house.
l20l4o 10: radishos. 2og2sc dog: wax
green beans. sif5 hamper; green
peppers 90 basket: rutabagss. so0toc
ma a,os ss1s9s sba.snss srsa hot hot
house tomatoes. zoe 10: water cress. 80
q ssc dos: turnlps. so bu: beets. soc
bu. carrots. 600 hu
GrHpss---catawbas.. 4 lbs. lie basket;
Malasas. lt9e5. hsi ~
urspe pEuIt-ls.eo 93.fs dos.
fo nssp' Ss.. a;ss sa sS ssyTs ca ss'
ioy, Q. 3, Detroit No, umc.i
sld ssss m,.o 10 .,YTsssy rye '' sssaw
kL5o9s wteat and oat straw. eeso1
$50 ton. Loose hay from farmers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-12
REV. W. H. CLARK DEAD.
Retired Clergyman Had Been III For
Several Months.

One of Detroit's oldest and best
known clergymen, the Rev. William
Hendee Clark, died, Monday. in his
home. No. 81 Med0ury-aye.. after an
illness of several months. Mr.. Clark
har been in feeble health for some
time past and was compelled to give
up all ministerial duties in the early
fall. He was formerly pastor of I'm
manuel Presbyterian church and re-
Gently OF Crosse Pcinte Evangelical
church.
Born in Hudson. o.. In 1887. DR..
Clark was educated at Western Re
serve university snd Union Theology
cal seminary. an2 after entering the
ministry lad charges At Paterson. n
L.: Nyacs, N. Y: Philadelphia, Bay
rCity. slich., and Detroit.
DR.. Clark Is survived by Ave ctil-
dren: William c and Mary l. Glars
cf Detroit; Mrs. E. E. Hammond. Cod
frey, Wash; Edwin ). ClarE. Bay
City: Mrs. Clinton Y. Wocd. Cape
Colony: and three sisters. Mrs II. II
swan and the Misses Alice and Mary
Clark, OF Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-12
COPPER CLOSE.

Ariz Coml 41+.. Apex 4s.. Allan iiA.
Arcad los. Adven 90. Bay State Gas
Con c. Sos So cal ii so csl &yt 1916 cen
.6iz. DAILY West So. Davis Daily 4, East
Butte Il. franklin i7s.. First Nat s.
Girouy. 12h, Greene Can liz. Han
cock 30, Helv 5is, Isle Royaie 27ts
Kew Cop 5i-, La Sale II. Lake 80.
Mass Ga. Mohawk ca Majestic 96.
Miami 27is. Nipissing l0ss. New Cons
25's. New Utah is. North Butte ie.
old Dom 5.is Osceola 1st. Parrot 20A
Quincy SO. Shan 1914. Sup a Pits 10.
Sun Cop 6tG. sup x Bos 1914. Tam Il.
Trinity liz, Utah Cons AN. u ) OIL
2fi. Chino l2lz. Celia l0A.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-12
Family Reunited Nv Son.

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 11.-Separated
for 29 years. in which lapse Of time
both married and were left alone by
death. Eugene r. Pulford, Sacra.
mento merchant. will soon rewed his
former wife and begin life anew where
II was interrupted In New York in
1880 by a disagreement. Pulford not
only will be reunited with the wife Of
his early manhood, but will gain q son
who was born after the separation.
The son hunted up his father last
week, while on his own honeymoon.
and now his mother Is speeding west
ward to meet her former husband.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-12

Common School Education All That's
Required TO Qualify.

Supervisor Orvice r. Leonard. OF
the first census district o. Michigan.
which comprises Wayne county, IS
row taking applications OF persons de-
sirous OF becoming enumerators. He
has until Jan. Is TO take these appli-
cations, and then will forward to the
applicants information regarding the
test examination to be held Feb. 8.
The test papers must be read and
graded up to Feb. % when they will
be forwarded to Washington. BY tho
middle OF March, all the enumerators
will receive their credentials and then
they will be ready to receive the final
schooling before they go out into their
districts April Is.
The test is a simple one. The super
visor will read out narratives OF In
formation regarding fictitious persons
and the applicants will fill In the prop
er blanks in the census schedules.
with the information as II Is brought
out A fair grammar school education
and some common sense are all that
are needed to pass the examination.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-12
BOSTON COPPER SHARE SALES.

Adv t5o. A G p lt37. AZ 20 Zinc 35c,
Arc $50. \ c 1850. Att loo Bos Con 5.
b & II $40. Butte is5. & Il A 1856. c 4 II
10. + II 1900. Frank IS. OK SASH, CIR
IS. q { 1889. Han 9to. Helv $50. Roy
SO, Kerr l4ss. Kew IS. Lake ll.aS5. l.
Mich ESQ. Moh 225. New 1855. Newh 8.
Nip Cos. y l. 1861. y l. 2S00 Ojib 2:o.
Csc 81. Par SEQ. Quincy 10. r 210,
as Tam 6go p do 10 rites 2sss, Trim eos
oil s04 l. Il i2I. do pref 27e. Ut Aux
leIo, II Con zoo. Win $50. VOL Is.
Wyan 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-12
Early 10 Declared Leper.

NEW YORK. Jan. 11.-John Il
Early. on whose case medical moi
have been divided, Is in reality leper
according 20 a decision rendered TO-
might by q special committee Of the
society OF Medical Jurisprudence. Sec
lions OF Eariy's akin were shown. aud
undor the microscope bacllls were re-
ycaIed. which the physicians present
held TO Indicate leproey AFTER an
hours discussIon the society decided
not to adopt the committees report,
but To leave the matter open for fur'
Their discussion. Early. Il was said. 10
In West Virginia
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-12
LIVE STOCK
EAST BuFFALO-op<.i.s.

EAST Alag.
D9nni.g Stevens' Live stock Report.
BUFFALO. Jan. Cat
ue-Receipts cars. slow. Hogs-Re
ceipts 40 cars. lower: heavy. es.70 $50:
workers.. SSlo0S75. pigs. oS.600s.70.
sheep and I-ambs-Receipts 20 cars.
slow: best lambs. IS so: yearlings. 81 SO
as; wethers. tsqs4o; ewes. s5.5o9575.
EAST BUFFALO-CI0se.
EAST BUFFALO. y. ". Jan. ll.--Cat-
tie: 1876; steady: prime. S6.50@.: butch
ers. S3U6 Veals: l25: slow: common
TO choice. ss1i0.35 Sheep and lambs
1900. slow: lambs. EGsso: Canada
lambs. sSnss5. yearlings. s7n7.TS,
sheer. s3a6 Hogs $500: slow: york
ere. ss:7cG S.75; pigs, $s.7oQs.T5; stags
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Jan. ll.-Cattle-Eeceipt
$4,000. market 10 10 l5c lower: beeves,
si.t6 u 80: Texas. sla5; western. $tlS
y6:iS. stockers and feeders, ss.l0qf
SIS. cows and heifers. S2l5m5.55.
calves. s. 5ons $50. Hogs-Receipts S.
600. fair light. $s.25 uSs0: mixed, ss. 20
$3.50: heavy. S. 2oQ $50: rough. sS,l5
a $40. workers. Ss.35 QS $50 pigs $1.2j
ns.I5. sheep and Lambs--Receipts is,
900. weak: natives. $tM6.l5; western,
s+p 20: lambs. native. s6.25d9; west
ern. $6.25Ws.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Jan. 1.-Hogs: 1900,
sc lower; all grades. $50. Cattle:
cars. slow. Lambs: 10 cars. sS.75 top
Calves: zoo. slo25 top
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-12
NEW YORK COTTON.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Jan. ll.-Pork: Easier:
mess. s2i024.25. Lard; Easier: mid
Raw, firm; fenned. quiet. Coffee: Rio
No on. the spot. sxc. Tallow. Steady:
city, s+c; country, Ga 97c. Dressed
Cheese: Firm: full cream specials. III
mIsc: skins. specials. l4lzc. full skins.
546lxc.
Coffee options opened unchanged to
&C lower Butter: Steady. receipts.
2463; creamery extra, 35c: state dairc
tubs, 2C43ic, imitation creamery
nrgts 2Sm2Sc. Eggs: Firm. receipts.
$3.50: nearby white fancy. asa soc:
nearby mixed fancy. 3sg42c. fresh
firsts SO 40c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-12
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported Tor The Times by Hayden,
Stone < Co.:
Market opened strong and active IN
spots with Lake Copper and North
Butte the features on big buying. Lake
advanced TO IS. a gain or Az points
North Butte sold at i5I. on early deal
since recovered. The general tone of
copper shares is firm with trading only
moderately active. The Copper Pro-
ducers association report just pub
iished, showed a decrease I'm accumu-
lation in this country of 1l.237.4i6
pounds, which Is construed as favor
able. Other departments OF the mar
ket are quiet and featureless
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-12
PRODUCE.

While there are no violent price
changes to report. the market for about
everything the farmer .ias to sell. Is
very firm. and the tendency OF prices
is upward. The principal exception TO
this. Is the potato deal. which Is slow
and easy In tone. A report that there
are seven million pounds less butter In
storage this year than last. has stiff
fened that market materially The de-
mand for eggs and poultry are In ex-
cess OF the supply. Teh hay market Is
strong and higher. and rabbits are frm
at unusually high prices for this time
of hte year. General trade Is picking
up Slowly
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-12
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. Jan. 1l.-Butter: Cream
cry extras. 35c; firsts. 3lG32e; dairy
extras. sic: frsts, Csc. Eggs: Prime
firsts, 3sc; hrsts. SOC. Cheese: twins
1914 q l6hc: daisies, les. a lie; young
Americas. 16hc. Live poultry: Turk
eys, lie; fowls. 13h n lac; spring chick
ems, l4d i5c: ducks. lao 15c: geese. loo
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-12
SUPREME COURT.

LANSING. Mich. Jan. 1.-THE SUI
preme court yesterday heard the fol.
lowing cases: Morrill, VS.. Detroit q
Mackinac Railway Co.; Bull Sons &
Co., vs.. Finn; Feldman vs. Detroit
United Railway; Mitchell W.. Bilder-
back; Austin vs. Hayden: Ryan vs..
Chown; Koehler VS.. Modern Brother
hood of America. Writ OF certiorari
was denied in Alexandra OIL & De-
velopment Co., vs.. Cook. Motion to
extend time granted In Backus Va.
Killmaster. Call for Tuesday: 22. %,
27. 2S. IS. SO, 81, 3S.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

BATTER Creameries. extras. sac.
firsts, 35c; dairy butter. use: packing
STOCK. CSC per 10.
Egg-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. sic. Receipts on Tuesday,
2A1 cases
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= NNFE''Ns' NSFeVEUs tNFCpFfks 7
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO. O.. Jan. ll.-wheat-Cash.
Slssh May N.2st; July. slosh:
Sept. Iotc. oats--Cash. 4skc May.
5okc; July. +7Sc. Rye-No 2. sic:
No :. &c. Clovsrseed-cash and Jan.
1910; Feb. Ss.15. March. $3.50: April.
$40: Oct. e7.e,h. Prime alsike. SSe5
Prime timothy. 3f.s5. Butter. eggs and
hay. unchanged.
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kresoe Arralonment Postponed.

Justice Stein received word, Tues
day. that 8. s. Kresge, against whom
warrant was issued. Monday. for hlr-
ing little Harold Wilcox. the Inflated
14-year-old boy, would not be able to
appear for arraignnent for 10 days.
He is in New York city.
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Bedford Improve Roada.

BEDFORD township taxpayers voted.
Monday. to issue bonds for $4,000.
the money to be used in improving the
township roads.
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q. s. cow BONDS.

Bond quotations furnished by Hay
den. Stone * Co. i16-l1s Griswold-st.:
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CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson.
Craig IL Co. from Chicago, Jan. 10:
Whsat-The most noticeable thing n
the wheat trsde this morning is that
selling has been mostly by bears. very
little long wheat coming on the mar
ket. and when the short selling let UP
around 1i3 the price rallied nearly &c
IN a few minutes Market now hold
ing very close TO Saturdays closinS
prices somewhat larger worlds ship
mcnts Offset by firner Liverpool mar
ket than expected. based on continu-
alton OF bull news from Argentine.
Northwest receipts do rot pile Up as
expected. Increase in stocks Minneap-
ellis for two days. 10000 Blu. Some
followed by Bn.rell. Lake. Bloom and
others Commission people took the
offerings on resting and scale orders
and market now acting much letter.