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The Detroit times., 1913-01-15
JEFFRIES PANS"
DETECTIVE zlELKE
Scores Officer for Arresting Men
Without Cause and Holding
Them Three Days

Precinct Detective August Zielke
OF Chene-st. station, was numerically
"panned' by Police Justice Jenries,
Wednesday morning. when he hailed
four young men into court 10 answer
Ia charges OF assanlting him, after
having held them in cells since Sun.
6uy night Jeffries discharged the de.
feI dants. Joseph and Stanley Min
Sopswi. brothers, and Sigmoni
Dloiush aud Thomas ScZmalle, who
we're attracted by the argument be.
tween the Two brothers and the OFF,
Ger. 1850 ....~...,-
The trouble occurred at Hancock
ard st. Aubin.aves, Sunday night.
The two brothers were standing on
the corner, talking, when Zielke told
them to moye- on. They. testified that
he gave them--a, shove, and ordered
them TO go- nome. They protested, ana
during the argument, the other two
young men came up. AS they did, all
testified. Zielke drew his billy and
started TO use il on the heads OF the
ycnng men Then they grappled with
him. and were rapidly giving him the
worst of il when he drew his revolver.
Justice Jeffries told Zielke that the
uG'cer had no more right To order the
men around than did any private
citizen, SO long as they were making
no disturbance, and upbraided Zielke
for what he termed his cowardly re-
sort q firearms in fracas that he
started himself
The Detroit times., 1913-01-15
HAMMER Is OUT
ALREADY FOR
MARKS PLANS
Proposal That Controller Be
Elected 'Bad Mistake"
Declares Heineman
SAYS 1T WOULD PUT
OFFICE IN POLITICS
Haarer Also Asserts That Sug-
gested Reforms" in ID. p.
w. Are Impossible

City Controller Heineman is oppos
ed to the plan advocated IN Mayor
Marks inaugural message 10 have
the controller elected instead OF APP
pointed by the mayor.
1T would be bad mistake 10 dc
tnat," said Heineman, Wednesday. 1T
would put the office In politics and
tend 10 lower its efficiency. II the
controller were elected the chance;
are he would play politics to secure
hjG reelection, and he would do Il
with vengeance and, possibly, to the
detrimont OF the city's interests Fol
Instance, the question OF paying Ger
tain vouchers might arise. The com
missioner OF public works might say
You approve those vouchers, or IL
Eet you at the next election That II
only one instance of how polite:
could be injected into the Office. i
would be as bad as making the asses
sors' ONCE elective"
The fact that Mayor Marx did MOI
recommend an excise commission IL
his inaugural message, as he recon
mended in interviews several weeks
ago, was generally commented on
superintendent Burke, of the Anti-sa'
loon league. criticized the excise com.
mission scheme as bad for the city.
especially if the commission were To
be appointed, as Marx first proposed.
Asked why he had dropped the plan.
Marx said, Wednesday: Il am salts
Ned TO leave well enough alone"
Mr.. Marx said In his message that
certain jobs in the ID. p. w. should
be abolished and that the work of
certain departments should be consol
dated. Commissioner Haarer sale,
"Wednesday morning, that such
course was impossible and asked To
be shown what departments should
be consolidated Marx was asked by
The Times TO what departments be
had reference II. He replied: II don't
know of any departments just now
I'll have TO take that up with Mr..
Haarer."
Marx refused to comment on the
exaugural message Of retiring Mayor
William B. Thompson.
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TURNS STATES EVIDENCE
AND WINS IMMUNITY

Tony Thorgmorton, one of the four
Negroes in connection with the rob
berry and brutal Staying of Harry Sill
verman, Hasting-st butcher, won inn
munity from prosecution on the homi-
eide charge when he turned states
evidence, Wednesday morning
Assistant Prosecutor Toms, who is
handling the case, made motion
for the dismissal OF Throgmorton
from the homicide case, and the mo-
ton was granted by Judge Connolly.
Richard Bloom, said TO have plan
ned the whole affair, and Charles
Galloway, charged with having crush
ed the skull of Silverman while Bloom
took the money to divide among the
members OF the gang, are now the
only ones In custody, charged wife
the killing. One other Negro is still
at large.
The trial OF Bloom and Galloway il
in progress.
Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co, II John V.-st.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-15
BOSTON COPPER MARkET-cIo...

Am. Zine, 27As Adventure. s. Alaska
'foId MINES, ~, Ar1Z. COmfi S7s Arcad-
lah lilo, Allouez 81, BOs. * Corbin.
., Bay state Gas. 20 Butte a SUPER
20 Butte n Baikl. Cop, ga Cal a Aria
65A cal. < Hecla. 4ss. Cent?. &c. Cop
Der Range, ~. chino, aga. DAILY West.
Z 5'g East Butte. 3, First Natl. Gold
Cananca, ) y Hancock 1S2. Indiana.
l3l2 Inspiration, 1914 Isle. Royale.
27A lsid Greek Coal com "a. do pfd
81 Kerr Lake, - La Sale, "a. Lake
2Ola Mason Valley. \ MAJ aowsr is
Michigan. y Miami copper, 2SN No.
hawk. "A \ New Cons, 1884,. Nipisslng
lSA North Butte, 3Ola old Colony s.
old Dom. 49lz Pond Creek, %. RAY
Cons, l9iR Shannon. llS south Lake
81 super Copper. 90 Tamarack. 82
United Fruit com, III Utah Apex
Utah Cons. 10. titan Copper. 5lL. ~
s Smelling, 407s do pfd. 4sL Vic
torla. Is Winona, y Wolverine. Gg
" yandotte. 4.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-15
PHONE co.'s GET A
BOOST OF $4,000, 900
,continued from page one,.

properties gre boosted from $685.
I 900 to s27,525,000. A portion Of this
includes the Detroit Grand Haven &
Milwaukee branch which has not been
assessed by the state heretofore The
Michigan Central properties are in
creased from s54.6O0,000 to $3.50
900. The valuation OF the Pere
Marquette property Is reduced from
$29,500,000 10 100000. There is
no change in the valuation OF the
Wabash, It being the same as last
year, $4,000, 900.
The valuations OF the Home Tele-
phone company were advanced from
81 100000 10 81 500 900, while the
Michigan State Telephone company
was advanced from $12.750.000 to
$14,000,000. The Western Union com
pany was boosted $4,000 The valu-
alton this year is $1,650 900. as COM
pared with 81 100000
or considerable interest are the
figures compiled by the tax commits
sion showing the valuation and tax
levy of the state. Ii was necessary
to compile these in order to determine
the tax rate for the corporations
These figures are as follows:
The Detroit times., 1913-01-15
Hot From the Wires

RICHMOND. Va. Jan. 15.--After hav-
ing survived a railroad wreck In which
his skull was crushed. his jaw shat
tered. his teeth knocked out. his ribs
fractured and one OF his legs was eat
on the Rev William Meade CLARK.
editor OF the Southern Churchman. Is
near death here today with a bit OF
chlckenbone lodged In his throat.
KEY WEST Fla, Jan. 15.-Revenue
cutters from St Augustine. Charleston
and Savannah are hurrying here 10 aid
the Mallory liner Colorado, whose
" ireless messages say she Is ashore on
reef south Of here. There are 100
passengers and crew aboard the yes
sci. Reports indicate she is in no dan
ger. Wrecking tugs viii aid revenue
cutters in an attempt TO float the
steamer.---
KANSAS CITY. Mo, Jan. 15-The
third trial OF DR.. Il. Clark Hyde for
the murder OF Gel Thomas II. Swope
began today, after attorneys for the
defense had failed In all their efforts
TO obtain delay. IL was understood
that United States Senator James A.
Reed. who as special counsel for the
state is credited with bringing about
the first conviction OF DR.. Hyde. will
join the prosecution counsel on Sat-
urday and remain throughout the trial.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-15
VIEW yoRk PRODUCE M.RKrT.

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-Flour Dun
and unchanged. Pork: Firm; mess.
sIs5Om19 Lard: Firm: middle west
spot. ssSOQ $50. Sugar Raw, stead
CENTRIFUGAL 90 test. t3.4S. muscovndp.
So test S2.9s: refined easier; cut LOAF,
$40; crushed, $3.50; powdered. s4.65 81
40: granulated, $4.55g4 50. Coffee:
Rio. No z an spot. 10 = "a 1870. Tai
low. steady; city, &C: country 3 " "
6%c Hay: Firm; prime. sl.i0: No 3.
500 soc. clover. 76c@sl Dressed poul-
try: Firm: turkeys, 14H23i5c: chickens.
l2a 2Gc: fowls, i3 a lie: ducks. 10u isc.
Live poultry: Unsettled; geese, l4al6c,
ducks, ia Use; fowls, Isl a Isle: tur-
Keys. lSci ROSTERS, lie chickens, &c.
Cheese: Steady and dull: state milk.
common TO specials, 14ls a 1Sc; skins,
common % specials, 7@l4lac: full
Butter: Steady: receipts. 7.s45;
creamery. extra, 34I a 35c. state dairy,
tubs, % ~ 33c; imitation creamery nrats
- y m25c. Eggs: Weak: receipts. $3.50;
nearby white fancy. 36H 3sc: nearby
| mixed fancy. 26d csc: fresh firsts. IS
| a acc
The Detroit times., 1913-01-15

Klein. filed for probate WednesdayIyrp
vision IS made as follows FIR Charles
Gruenwald, OF st. Mary's church and
successors. $1,000 for masses for the
reposs OF the souls OF her dead par
ents, Peter and Barbara wackerman:
81 200 for masses for her own soul
$500 for repose or the soul Of Ferdi-
nand Klein: $500 for the poor OF ST
Mary's parish. $500 for care OF lot n
Mt. Elliott cemetery; $50 20 Fr. Pacih-
Gus, OF the Order OF ST. Francis. $50 to
Err Wilhelm. order OF Holy Ghost per
sonal effects to relatives. and residue
OF estate. to FIR. Gruenwald.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-15
BOSTON COPPER SHARE SALES

Copper share safes reported foT The
Times by Hayden. Stone a 90. Jan t.
Adventure. 90. Ahmeek. g. Anouez. G55
Amalgamatcd, 2524 Am Zine. sos An
aconda, sc AriZ COml. 2Jg. Bos n Cor.
bin. 20; Butte q superior $500: cal q
-ftl4a+-l,.l - 81 ~ .r-rrrT
40; Copper Range. 1853 East Butte
323e: Franklin. 1913. GirouN. $50: Gran.
by 1880; CIR Cananea sos % Hancock
$40: Indiana. COS Isle Royale. $50
Kerr Lake. 20; Lake. 229O. la sale, af6,
Mason valley, 400; Mayfower 1S5,
Miami. I75. Mohawk $40 Nevada. 535
New Arcadia, so Nipissing, 20: North
Butte, 292O. North Lake. 60. Oiibway.
mlnion. as. osesOla. 2sS. Pond creek.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-15

$40; Rranulated. extra coarse, $50;
granulated. fine. in bulk, So; granu,
lated, 25-lb. cottons. s5.0Y' crystaI
domino gran. 2-lb. and Bib. cartons.
in cases. $3.50; crystal domino gran
fectioners A. sl.95 No. 4. $i.9O; No. o,
Sass. No. 6. $3.50; No. Z. 81. lS: No ),
$40; No. 0. Sass. No. 10, 81 60: No. H.
s4.55: No. IL. $3.50; No. 10. s4A5; No.
IL. s445; No. 10. $4,45. ncn-caking mix
ture, Se.25; beet graduated, $3.50 per
100 lba: household powdered, Is, IS TO
case, $3.50 per case.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-15
ST. LOUIS MAN BADLY
BATTERED BY CAR

Otto Garster, As years old. OF st.
Louis, Mo-, lies unconscious and in a
critical condition In ST. Mary's hos
pital as a result OF a street car acci-
dent, Wednesday morning. Garster
was crossing Michigan-aye., at Wayne
st.. and was struck by east-bound
Michigan car No. lib, which hurled
him in front OF west-bound car No
1850. He was badly battered and cut
and both feet were crushed. He was
picked up by the police ambulance.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-15
Church 1. Prosperous.

In the annual meeting OF the Cen
trial Christian church Tuesday even
Ing. the following officers were chosen.
II smith; financial secretary. Miss
Pearl Van valkenburgh; trustees For
rest 8. Campbell and Frank Daniel;
deacons: Frank Rech c. W. Erickson,
George s. Hammond. Orwell c. Riddle.
John E. Williams, W. II. Manners W.
II. Burridge and Jess H Smith. The
treasurer's report showed that $2l. 39S rs
had been contributed for all church
purposes during the year.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-15
MARKETS AND FINANCE

1855; Quincy. As: Ray Cons, s65. shan
non 5ss Shattuck 4 Arizona, 235. SO
tan. 100: super. a. Boston, 1855 Supe-
rlor. $50: Tamarack. 55; Trinity. $50,
I, : Ref. e6SS: do pfd. 375; Utah Apex.
SIS. Utah Cons. Mining. S25' titan. so
Winona 10. Wolverine, 2i5.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-15

T always inclined be bit skepeal about companies that
parade OF the
E3A@ bucking the trust While such
lEHRI may be commendabe a
/ yestmo
Independent Harvester stock should sell at s2
better
International
stock
highly
OF
pepdent would be Keep
rearar home or established market
|
The Detroit times., 1913-01-15

The following firms are priv
Detroit stock Exchange: Bumpus q
Co.: Carlyle & Povash: Matthew
Finn: Lewis @. Gorton: W. A.
Homlin d Co.: Richard Irwin & Co.;
w T.. Moss & Co.. II. W. Noble ~
Co; w. T. Reilly & Co.: F. Sea-
grave d Co.: H S. Warren 4 Co..
and George NJ West q Co.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-15
NEW NoRk MONEY.

NEW YORK. Jan. 15.-Money on
call. "a per cent. Time money: Az
per cent for six months Mercantile
paper; Unchanged. Bar silver: Lon
don. ~ l-l6th pence; New York. 6sisc
The Detroit times., 1913-01-15
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO.
DunnInE A SIeNrna' Tive stock RePort

Dunning A stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFAIO. y. Y. Jan. lS.-Cat-
tie Receipts = cars; market, slow
best 1850 to L5Qo-lb steers go
steers. SSuS50, good 10 prime LOO &c
l. 2OO-lb steers S7.15aS.eb. coarse,
plainish LOO To l,20V-lb steers, 49,
G7.75. medium butcher steers, 1000 10
$50 To lOOO-lb,. s65eG7. light butcher
steers. S5.35 u 6.25 best fat cows, ". ~
" GO. butcher COWS. Soq 900, usnt
butcher COWS Si.sSu 40; cutters, SS.'s
a.; trimmers, s3.00u 40, best Ia
heifers s1.50siS; medium butcher hei-
-ers,-S 6-25M 10. light butcher heltels :.
$3.50 5.I5. stock neifers, StW 20, best
feeding steers, dehorned. 500 u O. o ,
fair 10 good stockers, S5.5Og ., 20; light
common stockers. $4,000. prime eA-
port bulls. s625G6.75 best butcher
bulls S5.T546 bologna bulls. SiI5 "
$50; stock bulls, t4.75 a 5.5O; best milk
ers and springers, SOS as; common TO
fair kind do. s40Q55.
ReceiptS. 20 cars market,
steady. heavy $500 I,65; workers.
S,70aL75: pigs. S7.T5.
sheep: Receipts. 10 cars: market.
slow; top lambs, Se,5o@9.e5; yearlings;
calves: E0l2.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Jan. i5-Hogs. Receipts. see head;
market. strong 10 Sc up: mixed and
butchers, s. i5M I.40; good heavy. $40
d7.42E rough heavy. $72OG7.lO. light,
S716m7i0, pigs, $5.S5n 40. cattle:
Receipts, 1900 head: market. steady:
heeeyes. s5.sonsS5, cows and heifers,
a 7.65; Texans. s+.I545.75; calves. s.
Ml0.5O. sheep: Receipts. $4,000 head /:
market. weak. native, N.15G6.3O:
western, Sl.75m6.55; lambs, $s.T5a9e 20:
western, $6.S5@9.20.
CLEVELAND.
Bower a Bower's Live COX Report.
CLEVELAND. O, Jan. l5.-Hogs: Re-
ceipts. Is cars; market higher. york.
ers and pigs, $1,000 7.65, heaVles. $3.50.
Lambs. $s.25. calves. sll5e. Cattle
The Detroit times., 1913-01-15
BUTTER AND EGGS

Butter-Board prices are: Creamery
extras. sac: frsts, 32c; dairy, 22c; pack
ing stock. ale per Id.
Eggs Current receipts, candled.
cases included. 24o per doz. Receipts,
34a cases.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-15
CHICAGO PROVISION MARKET.

CHICAGO. Jan. 15--Butter: Extras.
32c: firsts. 26I2Sc: dairy extras. 2sc.
lrsts. 25c Eggs: Prime firsts, $50
261Hc frsts, 25c. Cheese: Skins, -
l6k c: young Americas, 1854 lie. Po-
tatoes: 4344Sc. Live poultry: Fowls.
1914 414c. ducks. l5c: geese. l3c.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-15
JoBBING PRICES.

baked beans, Lib. 500 soc: Lima beans,
SOFA Corn: Fancy Maine, yllo;
Peas: Fancy early June, $3.50 stand
ard, 81; soaked, 5OQfoc. salmon:
sockeye. tail. >2.55; Nat. $40: Alaska
reds. $3.50; Alaska pinks. ,i.2o. Toma.
early juno 'i.es 49, .fssd .sfy June
Foed-Jobbing prices in 1oO-lb sacks
bran, s24; coarse middlings, S23: hne
middlings, $28; coarse corn meal. $21.5Oi
cracked corn. .s24: corn and oat chop
FIour-Jobbing prices: Best Michi-
gan patent. $3.50; straight, IS. 40; clear.
$3.50, pure rye. $3.50; spring patent
$50 per Dbl In wood,
nealed wire. 81 psr cwt: gaIvapized
barber wire. 4 point, s2.2J per spool;
gslyanii,eH shsets; "a fssgee. 's;st q
81; s.es So SsroSn n per per S~ dol. p poi.
ished. Si4 per doz; bIack sheets. ~ and
y2.66, 2s gage, l2.7o per cwt.; carriage
bolts. small. 10. 10 and s. per cent on;
bolts, small, 10 per cent on; large. SIS
per cent on list
Ous-Raw linseed. 40; boiled lin
seed. soc; Diamond headlight kero-
sene. lohei- perfeetloz. Hes Eoeene.
turpentine, in barrel lots. 47c gal.
ProvisIons--Messp pork 1850: family
t22423. clear backs, t20a22: hams.
iishqishc picnic hams. NE; bacon,
rendered. lie ID.
sugar--Corrected daily by w. TX.
Edgar a. Sons. Crystal dominoes 2-lb,
$500; do. 5-lb., $40. Eagle tablets.
t658 cut loaf. So; cubes. S545f xxx
powdered. 'S+5; standard powdered.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-15
ADVICE TO INVESTORS


o FnoaeS
~ G NanesO ala be
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The Detroit times., 1913-01-15
woman sue. polio. Ofne.r.

rann LeTsRa,1 cSsrt - Ssons 1ohn
land Park police officers, in Judge
Colds court for $500 damages. -alleg-
Ing that they beat her up during ar
The Detroit times., 1913-01-15
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE metal ex-
change closed weak. spot copper. 1850
9l6b0. lead. GAPS 843S.
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FIano.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-15

Business-lfke Printing. No fuss and
10 feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times PrfntinU Co, IL
John R'-st Phi. Main 1898 or City ASS
The Detroit times., 1913-01-15
MARKET PRICES
ARE UP And DOWN
List Opens at Advances, Fore
ed Down and Re
covers
\. Y. STOCK MARkET-clo-s.

Am Il sugar SO. Anal Cop 52h. Am
Can - "a. Am & 4 + %. do pf lloAs, Az
t-ov c,rt 3 Am toe-- Do ~ -les.- An
Smrlt ,e!s. Am sugar llS.. Am + & I
l34ls, Am lob 2S0.l. Anaconda 81. Atch
lOta,, halt & o lg4a.. Beth steel 80 =
Is IL + Sslk. can rae x-rites 243 y, Cent
Leath 26t., CheS a @ 20 y, Chino COP
4PS. chi & CT W Isia, c. NJ a ~ Paul
1lsAs, Chi A y 1854 Col + a. / Il =
Corn Prod lS, Con Gas 1877. ID q II q
2U&1. Dis Sec Cor 49,, Erie 30 y, do pf
s6Sa Gen Mot com 80, Gil Nor pf l2i =,
CT y Oro ctr Sstg. lnt-Met ia. do pr
CO., Int Hair com 1e7. Kan -5A do
pf co.,. Leh Nal 100. Louis & \ lSs y
VI. h & 4 2Sia, NJ. 81 Il * Ste NJ RS
1857. Mo Pac Al. Nat Lead 5Oi2, y {
101. y y, - & w Sl7s Nor & W H.
North Fac llSA, Penn II II 1875, leo
q * ll5is. Pitts Coal x-li4 50, Ray
do pf S2A.. Rock Isl 22g. do 81 10. q
Fac los -. South Ry 26%, do pr ~ =.
Tenn Cop 34&. Texas Il q, Union faG
l57ia. l. : Rub com bJss, Steer
$50, do pr 1924 I Bonds w -
Nir-Car Chem ~. Utah Cop 54S, wa
7Sla. rKesge com 7Sis. do pr lol
NEW YORK. Jan. 15.-The stock
market opened moderately active, the
leaders selling at fractional advances.
Reading gained l-2 in the early Trad
ing.
Ii a. m.-Prices were forced down
shout one point during the first hour
and recovered around IL o'clock
The market was dull In the eariy
afternoon.
Noon-The IL o'clock rally was fol
lowed by dizziness. prices holding
steady.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-15
CHICAGO GRAIN-OpenIng.

CHICAGO, Jan. f57--W heat. up
NC: July up &c. Corn: May UNI
changed. July up NC. oats: May un-
changed July up &c. Provisions
Noon-Wheat: May down NC; July
unchanged. Corn: May up NC; July
Unchanged Oats: May and July down
&c
The Detroit times., 1913-01-15

stnefailS were unchanged pOln as TO
prices and conditions.
AppIe.-Fancy. ,25OaS; ordinary.
10 $50 per bbL: box apples. $3.50 u
Bsnan..--Good shipping stock. ,Iso
Q225 bunch.
Besns-Dried Lima. 7G7hc Id
Caulinower-.2.2s Q2.So doz:
Celery-Home grown, S00S6c.
CnbbaEe-y1 Wl.25 bbi
Cheeses1,Whoiesaic prices; Michigan
Mats, 10 q 10 hc; New York nats, 1874 y
lsc; lim6urger. l70lsc; domestic
Swiss, 81 q CSC; imported Swiss. rs u
Che.tnut.-Spanish. eQlne per 10.
Crunberries - Late Howes. 50 Dbl:
Dntss---Pelsian,. new. ga 0sc per h.;
Fards, > n u lee Id.
Figs - Imported. new. noise ID.
California, Csc lh-
Finan Haddies-I0@1 10.
Fresh DECENTRALIZATION hot
house. 1:75g2 per doz: lettuce. hot
house. SO l0c; spinach, t1.25 per box
Sa s'n tu HH 5c ' bu peers rutSSssSs
toc bu.; parsnIps, soc bu.: dollhouse to-
matoes: 400 25c h.: California toma-
toes. 'l.f642 per 4-basket crate; hot
Grape Fruit-Florida, ;2750S box
Grapes-catawbas. l5c per Alb. bas-
Honey-Fancy white. ls917c; am
Ha,-Detroit shippers are paying thl
following prices for baled hay in car
lots, T. o. b.. Detroit: No. timothy
sl45Oal5; No 2 timothy, s130lS5o
No. mixed. $t3ql3.5o: light mixed
$13.50Ql4; rye straw. S10q 1880
wheat and oat straw, s9R9.5O ton.
Hides-No. / cured hides. ltc; No
I: green hides. 12c; No / cured bulls,
lie; No. l green bulls. loo; No. / cured
veal kip. 15c; No, / green veal kip. lac;
No. / cured murrain, 13c: No. l green
murrain, loo. No. / cured CALI 17nc;
No. green calf. lie; No. horse hides.
-; Mo- horse hides. 81 SheepskIns.
as to amount OF wool 50c9$i.su; No
hides. lc off; kip id calf Nc on.
Lemons-$7 "a $50 box.
Limes-Sl 6l.Z5 doz.
Onions - yellow. car lots. t595oc:
store lots. So q soc blu: new Spanish.
sl.25 per crate.
Observation-Disclosures navel. t3.5oQ4;
Floridas. S3a3.50 per box.
PouItry-SprIngs AZ 4l5c; hens, IL
q14izc; roosterp, S110c; ducks. lao
i5c: turkeys. 1sQlse 10 Dressed poul
try: Hens. 15U15lsc, springs. l51t d
l6c; ducks, 16417c; geese. lao l6c;
turkeys, 10 a zoe 10.
Pinenppies-S45o9 crate.
Potatoes-M Michigan. Asa soc per blu,
in car lots. New Bermudas. S325 bu; ~
Dbl
sweet Potatoes-Jersey. kiln dried
81. IS CLIO per crate.
TallOw-,No. 1. &c: No .. Be ID.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-15
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
Bond quotation. reported by Hayden.
NEW YORK COTTON

Cotton prices reported by Hayden,
Stone & Co, Jan 10
The Detroit times., 1913-01-15
UNION STOCK YARDS.
CLEVELAND.

Bower q bowers Live COX Report
| CLEVELAND. O, Jan. l5.-Hogs; Re-
ceipts. Is cars; market higher. york.
ers and pigs, SI.60@7.s5, heavles, $3.50.
Lambs. Ss.25. calves. Sll5e. Cattle.
iS65ODS
The Detroit times., 1913-01-15
PRODUCE

There was distinctly easier tone
10 the poultry market this morning
due TO very liberal receipts and a some
what lighter demand. Prices were not
quotably lower as yet but a continue
ton OF today's heavy receipts Will no
doubt cause lower prices Dressed
calves were also a shade easier. Butt
ter eggs. cheese. potatoes and the list
generally were unchanged, both as TO
prices and conditions.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-15
I1eaves Money for Ma..e,

fG saae.. ,ss,l5.sss is .s. ....,ss .
The Detroit times., 1913-01-15

Job Printing Done Right. Times
printing Co. IL John R.-st.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-12-09
PROCESSION
ACROSS THE DESERT

Preside, Texas, Dec. 9.-The
complete rout of Huerta's federal ar
my in Northern Mexico, with the
frantic flight of his generals to the
border for safety, and the democrat
ization of the unpaid troops, was es-
tablished with the arrival yesterday
dio, of the civilians and soldiers that
deserted Chihuahua City.
They numbered several thousands,
soldiers and civilians, and they
struggled into Ojinaga in a broken
line many miles long. They were in
a state of extreme restitution, and
left hundreds of their number dead
in the desert.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-12-09
CHASTITY LIST GROWS
A Hundred and Fifty Lives Have
Been Lost in Texas Floods

Houston, Texas, Dec. 9.-The
number of known dead as result
of the flood which was spread over
the lowlands in half a dozen of the
counties of South Central Texas.
reaches $50 with several thousand
refugees marooned in half flooded
cotton gins and dwelling houses,
safe from the water for the time be-
il:g, but the suffering from hunger
and exposure being intense. Four
fifths of the dead and marooned
were negro farm hands.
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