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The Detroit times., 1914-01-28
InBnINc PRICES.

Canned Goods-Apples. gals. s. rs U
500; baked bt&ns, lib, 90 q oOc Lima
beans. 81 Pl.@5 Corn Fancy Maine
Sl.l0; standard soc Table beets. 81, %
Ql.4O. Peas. Fancy, carly June, 81 30;
Standard. 81: soaked, Seq zoe. Salmon:
Buckeye. tall. sls5. fiat. 81 %. Alaska
reds. s.. so; Alaska pinks, Sis. Toma-
toes. $40; Marrowfat peas. 81 early
June. sl2o; slfted early June. 81 20
per doz.
Feed - Jobbing prices In 100-Ib
sacks bran. SO. coarse middiings. SCI,
hue middlings $29; coarse corn meal,
$50. cracked corn. s2s; corn and oat
chop, SIS 80 per ton.
Flour Joboing prices: Best Michi-
gan patent. $3.50; second patent. 81 so,
stra sht. s4.50; pure rye. sac; spring
patent $50 per Dbl ia paper sacks
Hsrdware-Nails. 81 IS case; anneal-
Ell wire $3.50 case painted barbed
wire, point, So galvanized barbed
wire . point. 2.i0: galvanized sheets
"a gauge, So &c gauge, $40 % gauge.
single BIT bronzed. axes, s775 per doz;
black sheet steel. q and % gauge,
So 30: &c gauge. s235; 81 gauge t240;
% gauge, t245: carriage bolts. small
10 10 and 5 per cent or list: large. 20
and 10 on. machine bolts. small. 80
per cent on list large, 20. 10 and
ProxisIon.-Afess pork. SAG: family.
s2S q 25c. clear backs s2n2: hams. 1sa
l6Lsc: briskets. l2is gl4c: picnic hams.
lsc, bacon, i6M II ne; lard In tierces,
II = C. kettle rendered lI[ per 10
suS~rs-Corrected daily by w. II.
Edgar < Sons: CRYSTAL dominoes 2-lh..
$3.50; do. 3 lbs. $3.50: Eagle tablets
$500; cut loaf $40; cubes. Sass:
XNXX powdered sAs5: standard pow
dered. $3.50: Rranulated. eXtra coarse.
$40; do. fne in bulk. 81 30 DO. 25-lb.
cottous. $435; crystal dom. gran. Glib,
~ lib and 5-lb cartons in cases, $3.50:
crystal dom. gran. HF cases. $40:
diamond a, $40. confectionery A,
s425: No. A. s420: No 8. st25: No 6,
"a 90 No. Z. sit5; No. 3. st10: No
81 05 No. 10. 81; No II. 1895: No IL,
$3.50: No. IL, s3.S5. No -. s3S No.
Is. 1885; non-caking mixture, 1915:
beet granulated $t15: household
powd. S, "a TO case. 81 90; do. Is IS
20 case, 23iO
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28
HOUSE DECIDES
Isl TO Is FOR
STRIKE PROBES
Rep. Macdonald Wins Long
Fight for Congressional lnves-
tigatiOn of Labor War
HARDWICK, GARRETT AND
KELLY IN OPPOSITION
Political Vaudeville" Says Gov
ernOr Ferris of Action of
Lawmakers

WASHINGTON. d. c., Jan. Is
(SpecialJ by vote OF l5l TO 10 the
house went on record yesterday after
noon Ia favor of congressional probe
OF the strikes In the copper country
OF Michigan and the coal fields OF Col
orado.
The house committee eli mines and
mining, OF which Rep Foster OF MI
nois. Is chairman, viii conduct the
probes.
Opposition 10 the resolution for the
probe as introduced by Rep. MacDon-
aid, OF the Twelfth Michigan district,
was led by Reps Hardwick, OF Geor-
gia: Garrett. 4. Tennessee. and kel'
ley. OF Michigan. Rep. Kelley intro
duced In opposition the report OF Gov.
Ferris. OF Michigan, after his invesu'
cation OF conditions in the strike zone
OF that state
The leaders OF the opposition did
not object 10 an inestigation, they said,
but believed that the work should be
done by the department. OF labor 10
avoid all semblance Of political actiV-
ity In the matter.
In a stirring speech Rep. MacDon-
aid outlined the course OF the strike
and declared that Waddell-Mahon gun.
men and Ascher detectives imported
from New York were largely 10 blame
for the lawless conditions IN the cop
per country. lie declared that gun
men In the employ OF the copper com
panies had actually usurped the once
OF sheriff and managed their men from
the Office OF the county officials.
Rep Mcdonald was supported oy
Rep. Lewis. OF Maryland. and others
Rep. Lewis declared that conditions
such AS have existed in tue Nlchlgan
copper country for year are proouc'
tive OF anarchy ana final revolution.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28
PRODUCE MARKET

Price changes were FEW and not I'M
portam this morning kue market rN-
ing steady ln most lines. The feeshi
shake-up has LEFT the butter market
somewhat unsettled The egg market
lost Al of tne recent advance yeSter
day anu was simply unchanged thiz
moIulnE Dressed calves were AZ bet
ger supply and "a trlNe lower. ioultry
receipts were a little inorY liberal bAl
the demand was equal 10 the supply
aud the Markct was steady 70 urm
Potatoes are very dull and little easy
ina tonr and rabbits are steady
Apples No. /, Ss6Og so; No. o So 50
03 ~ per bbl. western box apples
Bansuas Good shipping stock, sl.5G
Bean. Dried Lima. 1g7isc per ID
Caulifio~er-s as per crate.
celery kalenazoo. - Soc home
grown, 500 $50 per doz.
-CRbbage-$2 5O22iJ per Dbl
Chresc-N hoiesa.e prices MIcA!Sar
OATS. l51s ul6ci New York. y u nieo
lmburgor' i4gTsc, domestic swiss
H. q 2Uc. imported Swiss. 248 "a rs,
long horns. liAc. daisies. Il "a per ID
Dates Persian. new. 7471sc, tards
sg9l2c per 10. Dromedary $3.50 pc
Dressed Hogs-Lisht Zoe; heavy,
Dressed calves Fancy l5glsAe,
common. ll8 BE per 10.
FIGS Imported ~ loo per 10.
California. 35c per 10.
Einnan Haddies -, I'll iec per 10
Fresh Vegetables Green peppers s.
s. ,1oNJ per crate, oOc per basket, GU
doz.; lettuce, not house. llW l2e, bects.
SlUllO per bu, parsley - y zoo peF
dOI. tomatoes. hot house, ~ q Zoe per
To-, Hubbard squash, Sc per ID rad-
isnes, 700 -5c per do@ mead letlSce'
Florida. - ~ q 40 per dox
Grape Fruit 81 q $50 per doZ4---
Grapes --Malagas. S4g per Dbl
is uey--Faucy white. new 10 y Ioe
amber l0G llc per 10. extracted " sc
Hay Detroit shippers are paying the
following price for Daled hay lN car RI
lots. o. b Detroit No. J timothy.
SIS 3 1880. standard. Slt l430. 40 :
timothy. SlZ4l3i No. mixed. $l-.ou y
-. light mixed, Sl3.50g =. rye straw.
SsW6.5o, wheat and oat straw so
nIcI<or, Nu..-sI5ogL75 per bu.
Hides No. cures l4i4c. No !
green hides l2tzc. No. j cured bulls,
l25sc. No ! green bulls. IVc. No 1
cured veal hip. lie, No ! green Veas
! sreep murrain, Zoe. No. cured CALI
Igr, no. / green calf, lsc; No horse,
Si5o, No horse, S2.5Q, No i tAIlow'
sc No. ,, Sc; 30. hides. lc on No.
= kip and calf. i2c on sheepskln as
10 amount OF WOOL. 5Ocasl25
Lemons Messinas. s21sg4. CalitoT
MIA s4Qs.50 per box
Lines 4I.2s per box
oranges California navels, s25OUS;
Floridas. 81 IS u > SO per box
onions Yellow. Si35 per bu, s. 50
per sack: spanish, $3.50 per crate.
PotRtoes-Car lots. track Detroit In
sacks, $50 zoe. ia bulk - U65c bu;
New Bermudas. s. 5u. s. DBL
POultry-Live hens, l+u loo springs.
141s a l5c. geese l+4 l5c, ducks, l6 II
I7c turkeys. 1SM zoe per III. dressed
hens. I5c. chickens. - ais nc. geese,
$50 re. ducks, 17WlBc; turkeys. zoo
sec gttitr-tt-t-ltteit-fis, 1878 4 per doE.
Pineapples-- S3.50I4 per crate.
Rabbits 81 225 per dor
strawberries 80 q 45V per quart.
sweet Potatoes -Jersey, kiln dried,
81 ID "a 40 per bu.
TaIIow-No. !. Go. No. .. sMe ID
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28

state OF Michigan. In the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne. In
chancery Richard r.. Declare. COM
platnant. va Alma Declare, defendant.
"Bill for divorce pending" No. 46Os5.
satisfactory proof by affidavit appear
ing that the defendant cannot De
served with process. as his residence
Is unknown and cannot be ascertained,
IL Is ordered that he appear and an
aver the bill OF complaint fled In this
cause within five months from the date
81 this order or said bill will be taken
as confessed. and that this order be
published as Is required by law, In the
detroit Times Dated Detroit, Mich.
this goth day OF January, A. D., 1914.
Arthur J. Lacy. Judge Of the Court OF
Domestic Relations, ex-offcfo circuit
Judge. r. r. Baubie. deputy register.
Ezra T. Beechler. solicitor for COM
plainant S13-S14 Chamber OF Com
MERGE Detroit. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28
APPEAL TO MARX
NOT TO DESERT
CITY OWNERSHIP
CContinued From Page OneD

municipal ownership TO work and
vote for the new charter.
To those who ale hesitating about
the new charter because they are
not satisfied with all its provi-
sions we say that the great burn
ing necessity OF the times Is mu-
nicipal ownership The new char
ter will give H. The old charter
does not We do not see any Sc
rious defects In the new charter,
but II there are any they can be
easily remedied oy the people and
there will be &c underlying sinis-
ter influences opposing the reform
as there has always been in the
struggle icr municipal OWNERSHIP.
And We appeal TO his honor, the
mayor. who was very diligent In
securing the enactment OF the Ncr-
der law. and who was the leading
ship last spriug. not 20 desert the
right 20 vote on municipal owner
ship last > priag. not TO desert the
cause now. We hope he VIII con
t4rlutT with usy and share the mui
nicipsl ownership victory which
the adoption OF the new charter as
sures
Justice Jeffries addressed the worl
men OF the Briggs Manufacturing Go
at noon, Wednesday. lie said. u
part:
The opponents OF the charter ar
malicious misinformatio
20 the effect that the chHrter take
away the policemen's furlough an
affects his pension fund.
The neW charter does relieve IN
policemen or the necessity OF payin
one per cent OF theircsaIaries into On
pension fund. " the charter carries
the police pension will be paid by TN
city, just as the FIRE department per
si0ns are. The captains, Lieutenant.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Jan 2s-Close. The early
| market got support oWlu6 10 hlfhti
Liverpool prices and fear that damage
may result from q coming eo4o wave
Receipts were not large
Manitoba was not making hocf1I
offers OF wheat on Wednesday ahd iii7
gave tue liverpool market an "pthihs
upturn The weakening features tnat
later checked the adFaucina Tendency
were heavy Russian exports Aud lower
offers of Argentine car-ovs- l-leN are
beginning to move tae new Argentine
crop ana although the export surplus
D. small 10 ls beIl. offered AT "a rcuue-
tiun lu Irlae. Australian ClVoraut cs
are large Tie Russian export move
ucut Is felt herc 90 Dee Tie most bear
lsh Of the foreign conditions as the
crop rs large and IL ls expected the
movement Will bee heavy during tho
spriug months.
Rae light movement OF wheat 20
American market rs being closely
watched ana bulls expect that IL VIII
soon ue a help 10 theu The two lead
ing northwestern markets. ten -lf cars
short OF Sear ago. a good deal was
SAFE IN late wires on Tuesday about an
increase in the Milling demand. Min
neapOlis mills we're buying wheat ana
some export hour sales were reported
4 little help alonB this line VIII De
OF great value 20 tie market as tho
dull hour demand LAS long been
Oearish feature
There is some alarm FOR the safety
OF the new winter wheat crop. fhe
plant IS quite unprotected by SNOW and
= cold wave OF cons derablo severity
- predicted. Much harm might re-
suit should sharp frost come uuuc-
cOmpanled hy snow
Wheat was quiet ana firm al days
closips at an advance OF 1.c.
Corn advanced iac oats and the
other coarse grains were STEADY NO
change Ia the seed
Wheat quotations. cash No. = red.
Eye May opened w!taoAt change az
yLOSa and advanced Co Sl.Oa = July
opened at 81 = g and advanced 10 ~ = =.
NO. 4 wheat, $3.50,
Coarse grain quotations: Corn--Cash
No. ., G4c. No : yellow, cars at ooc.
No. yellow. car at IS y g j ~ CSC.
4 at 631sC. sample. ! car az SIC. oats
standard, ! car a. SIC; 40 white,
. isc. No white, j car at 4lc. ~ C
cash No ?. esc. Beaas-Immediato
and prompt shipment. Yl.S5. February,
$ls- loVerseed--Prime spot, Ss.1S,
March. $3.50. sample red 80 1ags AZ
$50, so al s., 80 at $50, alslNS,
500. sample alsike. 10 bags At SS.ie,
; at $50. Timothy-Prtme spot, 500.
Aitalfa-Pr!me spot. S7.e5.
Receipts In the Detroit market Wed
nesday included 1000 bols or nour
cars OF wheat - OF corn. OF oats and
, OF has. Shipments We're 1000 bOls
OF Hour. Stocks are G39. 2VO bu OF
wheat. a67, 500 bu of corn, 81. 500 ou "
oats, and 1880 Iva OF rye.
Liverpool wheat closed J. a I'd
higher and corn 2. q lower.
Wheat stocks in Minneapolis in
creased ZOO bu in four days.
Primary wheat receipts We're 6O5.OOO
bu. against l,0O0 bu year ago.
Exports OF wheat and hour Wednea
day. 10000 bu.
Wheat receipts Wednesday south
west. 1f4,O0O bu. against $4,000 bu u
year ago. Winnipeg, 81 cars against
~. Duluth, 40 cars agaInst l0i, Min
neBpols. =l3 cars, against 2Bg. Chicago,
80 cats against l02
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28
WILD RIDERS ACCUSED
ONLY OF DRUNKENNESS

Abel Millville, OF Millvile Bros. tin
ners, at No. 679 Kercheval-ave.. es-
capped with a $40 fine on a charge of
drunkenness. and Henry Abel. his
companion in a wild Joy ride that en-
dangered scores OF persons in the
heart OF the city, Tuesday was re-
leased on suspended sentence. when
the pair appeared before Justice
Carney, Wednesday.
The charge against them was made
plain drunkenness, though they were
accused OF driving an auto through
the crowded down town streets,
knocking down and lnjuring Mrs.
Gordon Stewart. and fighting OF citi-
gems who boarded the running board
.of their auto. and tried 10 stop them.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28
FIRE SUFFERERS DON'T
NEED DETROIT'S MONEY

In answer to a communication sent
TO the mayor OF Red Jacket Mich,
BY Mayor Marx concerning the $4,000
appropriated for the relief OF the
Christmas fire sufferers, telegram,
bearing the signature OF F. IL. Schu-
macher. acting for the citizens relief
committee, was received. Wednesday
morning. announcing that the city 3
donation was not needed
Mayor Marx viii send a letter 70
the common council, next Tuesday
night. suggesting that the money be
turned over 10 Gov Ferris or some
other neutral party for distribution
among the sufferers.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO Jan. 2S.-W heat was
higher at the start today on the
strength at Liverpool. whore the mar
ket was influenced by frmer Mantle
ba offers and futuiss locally had
further advances In the early trading
AT the first half hour May ssc and
July sc above last nights closing
figures.
Corn started steady. disregardtng
advices from Liverpool offerings were
few In the early trading and a rush to
buy on forecasts OF colder weather
sont prices sharply higher.
oats started steady and with the
advt nee In the other grains mounted
7. n 7gc higher in the hrst half hour.
Provisions started easier on account
OF the weak hog market. but were
helped by the strength IN grains, and
showed hrmness iatr.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28
NEW YoRK pRonIcE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan 2s-FIour: Dun
and unchanged. Pork quiet: mess.
S23.50Q24 Lard. Dull and lower: mid
die west spot. sl0.T5al0.S5. Sugar:
Raw. quiet: centrifugal. 50 test. $50
g, SAS; muscoyado, 80 test. $2.S9d
29s refined. quiet. cutloaf. yS05;
crushed. s4s6; powdered. sti5. granu-
lated. ti.05n410 Coffee Rio, No Z,
on spot sssc Tallow Dun. city, Ga O..
country. 6W624c. special &C. Hay.
Steady. prime, Sl.05Ui.1O. No. 3, S0lb
y21sc clover. s5cNsi Dressed poGl-
try Dun turkeys. lS425c. chickens.
lao soc. fowls, 12u1 sc. ducks IOQi7c.
1.-Two poultry; Unsettled. geese Sc:
ducks, lipiSc. fowls $50 SC. turkeys.
lsc ROSTERS. N = % i2c. chickens. l. n
0l4c Cheese; steady state milk,
common To specials, AZ a lSlsc, skins.
common TO specials, u lac. fun skins.
lA45c
Butter: Unsettled and lower. re-
ceipts. I0lG; creaery extra. - a 2sis c
state dairy tubs 1s4 2gc; Initiation
creamery nrsts, 23M 2Sisc Eggs: lr-
regular. receipts. l0.635 nearby hite
fancy. asa tOc. nearby mixed fancy. 50
% 34c, fresh firsts. 81 X " Doc
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28

Alaska Gold Mines 225s Arizona
Coml.. "a Arcadlan. "a AlloueE. 3S,
Am Zine 2Oys Butte 81 superior. 30 "a ,
Butte g. galakl Copper. ia Cal. ~
Aria. 6sA Cal & Hecla. $50. chino,
41h. Copper Range. 80. East Butte.
1cit: First Natl. ga. Grnnby. s3ig
CIR Canansa. ASA Hancock. 1919 Isle
Eoyale 21h Isl0 Creek Coal pfd,.
Seis; Kerr Lake. D. keweenaw. ga
Lake, ~ Maynower S% Miami Cop
per, 24H: Mohawk. as; New. Cons.
iei4 Niplssing, 71-16, North Butte.
:sZ North Lake g. Old Colony. Us
Old Dominion. 52i4 Osceols. 1874
Pond Creek. 20h Ray Cons, 10, Shan-
non. 65s shat. & Arl2.. *. Superior
Copper. 2Sis super x Boston. y
Trinity. 3. United Fruit com. 1919
Utah Apex. 2M: Utah Cons, 10: Utah
Copper. 53h; l., s. Smelling. AN; do
pfd. ASH; Winons, "a.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28
nosToN coPprn su,nr S,Irs

Copper share sales reported for The
Times by Hayden. Stone 4 Co. Jan 29.
Adventure. IS Allouex iV6. American
Hinc 400. Ariz, Commercial. $50. Butte
q RalnNl, iou, Rutte a. Super Ess--
caiumet q Arizona, 290. Calnmet G
~ ntennial' ~ copper Rance.
th East Butte. a15 Franklin Mining.
CRANKY. 1916 iinncock Mining. TO- In
diana. a. Isle ROYAL. 220. Kerr Lake
3S0 KcwceoaY. saS. Lake Copper az
Mas. Ccas IS Mayaowcr 20. Mfchi-
kan Mining lns NcA arcadia 1850.
Nsr.h Suite. 1888 North lave. &c.
cJiSwnv. 90. old colony Mining. ITO
Old Dominion. 81. Bsreo's b.. POND
Creek coal. t55. santa re Cold 4.
L"pper lHNi shannon COPPER. tg.
Shattuck Arilyun. 10 South T-tui.
10; a. Marys itni- -, Superior s.
ltgsten. eitt Snperio~ Cooper. ga.
$50. g. s. H. e.. do pfG.. 1850. Ttah
NDtx ~ ttah Cons. $3.50. Victoria. 20.
Wolverine, 30. Wyandotte. 100.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28
STILL WORKING OVER
SUNKEN SUBMARINE

PLYMOUTH. Eng. Jan. 2sl--The
battleship Exmouth. today, prepared
TO attempt to drag the sunken
submarine AT out OF the sand
and mud that engulfs her aud
her eleven dead at the bottom OF
Withstand bay II tho warship rs
successful in moving the diver, che
win be towed nearer the shore
where salvage lighters will have u
better chance OF lifting the sub.
marine q tho surface.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-The stock
market opened quiet with price
changes unimportant except in United
States Steel and Hartman issues.
Steel was affected by the unfayorable
quarterly statement. while Union "a
cific seemed TO be unoer pressure Oy
bears.
IL a. m-The market showed
rallying tendency around II O'CLOCK
Following a bearish movement lea oy
those seeking to make capital out OIL
reports that Huerta has the backing
OF japan in Mexico. Union and South
orn Pacific were attacked. OUT the
movement did not 60 far.
2 D. m.-Prcnounced weakness Ia
Rock Island issues during the early
afternoon produced little effec on tue
general list. Union Pacific showed
considerable strength.
Close-The market closed STEADY
After a squirt OF bullish activity dur
ing the last hour which drove IN
number OF weaker shorts. the selling
movement resumed and continued 10
the end.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28
MARY'S IN JAIL AGAIN
ON SAME OLD CHARGE

Mary Sueta, queen OF the west side
plumber gang, operating on freight
cars, Is In again. on the same old
chrage. Railroad detectives found a
big quantity OF merchandise, stolen
from cars, In her home. One Of the
regular duties OF railroad detectives
is 10 search Mary's home. The par
ties are invariably pronounced sue
cesses. Mary was sent TO Jail TO
await her trial. on Saturday, on a
charge Of receiving stolen property
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Toledo. Jan, Eb.--W neat. Iosh,
cash, G69c. May, 69c, July 6si. g.
oats: Cash acc. MAY, f7ta c. July.
4i7sc Rye. Cash. 81 isc ClOverseed
Cash. $50. February. ssT2L March.
IS; AlsIke. Cas1, $40 10; March.
go T7ir Timothy. Cash. So Feb
ruary. s2fTh. March $3.50. Butter.
eggs and nay. Unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28
CHICAGO PROVISION MARKET

CHICAGO Jan IS Butter Extras
9sc; nrsts. SOC dairy extras. 2Tc. frsts.
2bc. Eggs: Ordinary. 2Sc. trsts. 30c
Cheese skins, IN l7Hc, young
Americas. 17&aisc Live poultry.
Fowls. l5c. ducks. iec: geese. 13m14c:
chickens (sprlngersj. 1tMc. turkeys.
lie Potatoes Michigan. GO n zoe Wis
cousin G5n oc. Minnesota. o. u zoe.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28

The municipal authorities OF Toxic
have asked the government to approx
a plan involving the expenditure or
approximately si0.000,000 for addi-
tional water facilities.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28

4 BUfFALO. y. e. Jan. 2s Motor
man Robert r. DoyleSgas killed and
kefveen so and 70 passengers badly
ah6nea up when two crowded cars OF
1hc B1halo 4 Lake Erie Traction Co.
net hcsd-on In Eos near Rolrnd, n.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28
"POhncal Vaudeville,
Declares Coz. Fern,

LANSING, Mich. Jan. 2s.-tSpe-
cial. After reading press dispatches
OF the debate in congress. Tuesday,
over the resolution ordering federal
probe OF the strike in the copper coun-
try and OF the things which viii be-
Investigated by the congressional com
mittee, Gov. Ferris said wednesday
morning.
Il do not think that the state OF
Michigan win be sent either 10 At
lanta or Leayenworth as result OF
the federal investigation. or that II
will be found that we have, with reck-
less abandon. violated the law. am
perfectly willing that full and
sweeping investigation should be
made and that the results should be
made public and the American people
should act as jury when the facts
are given TO them
To close friends, the governor init
mated that he still insisted he could
see no need OF an investigation or
what can be accomplished by II, and
that the whole thing looks TO him like
an exhibition OF political vaudeville. F"
CALUMET, Mich, Jan. 28.-
(SpecialD Special Prosecutor Geo
r. Nicholas. who has confined his
activities to HoughtoD county.
though some weeks ago placed in
authority over both Houghton and
Keweenaw counties. will appear as
prosecuting attorney OF Keweenaw
county tomorrow morning Three
strikers charged with assault on a
mounted policeman are 10 come be-
fore Justice Medlyn. OF Ahmeek. ana
Mr.. Nichols will supersede Prosecu-
tor Hamilton, OF Keweenaw county,
who Is suspected OF being rather
sympathetic with the Western Fed
Grafton OF which at one time. he was
member.
LANSING, Mich, Jan. 2S.-(Spe-
lciaD-The meeting of labor leaders
scheduled TO be held in Lansing Thurs
day may not be as torrid as was an.
ticipated, owing to the fact that con
eress has adopted resolution for a
probe OF conditions In the copper re-
gions OF both Michigan and Colorado.
Among leaders there Is now a sen
timent that II would not be wise 10
call a big sympathetic strike while
the congressional committee Is prob
ing. Gomper3, Mitchell and several
other labor heads were originally an
nounced to have accepted invitations
IN be present at the conference. but
there is some doubt whether either
Gompers or Mitchell can be here.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28
HITTER. Avn ECns

Butter -Cgeamery. extras. 2Sc. fists
2ec dairy gle, packing stock. lsc ID
Eggs Fresh receipts. cases includ-
g3O cases
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28
LIVESTOCK.
FAST BUFFALO.


Dunning & stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO. ~ T.. Jan. s.
cattle. Receipts. 100 cars. market
SLOW. Prime steers, SS.G5 $3.50; best
200 20 l3o0-lb. steers. $S.25 ~ .65; best
400 TO 12O0-lb steers SS.i5ftS Is:
fancy yearlings. sS50@S.75 medium
TO good, S,15GGS, coarse plain weighty
steers. s1.25WT.65 choice handy
steers. s7.75QS.lo. fair TO good. ,7.50
G7.75: extra good COWS. s6.75Q7 best
cows. s5.15 dG.25. butcher cows. 1875 %
500. cutters, yi.5Oq4.75. trimmers.
$500 30. best heifers. s1.50US. med
ium heifers $3.50 rs. light butcher
heifers. sG.25MG.1o. stock heifers.
500 D5.5o, best feeders. $6.15M1. fair
TO good. SO 25 u 6 so; fancy stock steers.
$3.50. bert stock steers. t5.,0Q6.e5.
common light. $5.25Q5.5O: extra tat
butcher bulls. s7T1.e5, bolognas s6-g5
W6.15. stotk bulls, S5Hs. mixers and
springers. S4OU10O.
Sheep and lambs. Receipts. 1000
head. market slow; lambs. Ss.l5a
S.25. yearllngs, f6.5Ou7. wetheFs. sj.55
90 ewes IS. % a $50.
Hogs. Receipts. : 900 head. market
slow. heavy and workers.. $3.50 70.
pigs. $500.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28
CHICAaO GRAIN.

CHICAGO Jan. g -OpenIng =
Wheat May up Ne July up Is
corn. May STEADY, July up 1se.-0 Oats
May steady. July steady. Provisions
Easier.
Wheat: May up sc. July Up
i4c Corn: May up sc July w sso.
oats: May up re July ~ -.
Closely Wheat. May up Sc, July up
= c Corn: May up i C.. July up IS.
oats May up Sc, July up &c Pro-
visions. Firm. Shading higher.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28
N. y. COTTON MARKET

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