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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-02
Allotment of site. at ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. MO. October 1-Bette
weather prevailed to-day. and the aiiot.
n1ent of sites for State. Territorial. fra
ternal. and other buildings at the Louis.
lana Purchase Exposition was continues
under more pleasant auspices than yes.
terday. Allotments were made as fol-
lows: Colorado. New JERSEY Maine
West Virginia. Oklahoma. Mississippi.
fraternal societies building. Travellers
Protective Association. Hoo-Hoos Burns
cottage. Ohio. Washington. Michigan.
New Mexico. the Philippine Islands. and
Indiana.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-02
COTTON MARKET.

5. LIVERPOOL, October IL P. Not
steady: American rniddling fair, 26-1ood.::
ss-lood. low middling. 47s-1ood.: good
The sales Of the day were 12,oco bales. of
which 1000 were for speculation and ex-
port. and included 11,COO American. Re
ceipts. 1900 bales, including 1920 Amer
lean.
Futures opened and closed quiet; Amer
lean middling. good ordinary clause;
October, 4 1-1cod:. sellers: October and
November. Stood buyers: November ,sna,ss
Der and January. 6o-1ood., sellers; jan
rary and FEBRUARY. 5a-10od. buyers
February and March. 5e-10od., sellers:
March and April, 4 5S-1OOd. buyers: April
and May, 4 S. 1oOd.. sellers; May and
June. 4 S-1Q0d., sellers.
NEW YORK, october Cotton
Steady: middling. Sac: gross receipts:
3.719 bales; sales, 4l5 bales; stock, Sz,60o
bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts, 35.77s bales.
Exports-to Great Britain, 2s.545 bales: to
50, 2s1 bales; stock, s5sso1 bales.
bales. Exports-to Great Britain, 1854
bales: to France. 44.4a0 bales; to the
Continent. 1851 bales.
Totals since September 1st: Net re-
ceipts 234.267 bales. Exports-to GreaJ
Britain. 234 ,267 bales; to France. S452S
bales: to the Continent. 335, $50 bales:
SS.$Vo ri
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BOn6H.

A1OH"1s
United States refunding rs. reg. 1os1a
United States refunding rs, coupon. 1917
United States IS. reg. Eek. int.)...... 101A
United states 3s. coupon..:. :....:.. lOs
Tnited States new As, registered. 1877
nted Statss o new 1
United States old As, coupon Eek. int 110a4
United States SIS, registered 105M
United States 5s. COMPLIMENTARY 5A
Atchison. adjustment AS .............. IS
Baltimore and Ohio As lex. int).... 1917
Baltimore and Ohio 3A.s "a
Canada Southern Eds. A071a
Central Of Georgia SIS ......-..-....... 1os
Central Of Georgia, I'd Incomes. e.
Chicago and Alton 3k's................ 81
Chi, Bur. and Quincy new 4's....... s51s
Chicago NJ. and st. Paul gen. AS. 113
Chi, Rock Island and Pacific 49,. 1852
c.. c., c. and st. Louis gen. 4s...... 102
Chicago Terminal As .................. 80
Colorado and Southern 4's............ "a
Denver and Rio Grande 4s.......... 101
Erie prior lien Observation-Disclosures. 80
Eort Worth and Denver City ist:":: - II
Louisville and Nash. unified 4's...... 1o1.
Mexican Central As Observation-Disclosures. So
Mexican Central, LIST incomes. 29%
minneapolis ana 81. LOUIS I S....... IVA
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 4's...... 100
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 2's...... s3h
Mobile and Ohio col tr. As (off'd).. 971z
New York Central 1st................ 101K
New York Central general 31z's...... 1o7
New Jersey Central gen. SIS lex. int 1874
Northern Pacific As lex. int)........ 1882
Northern Pacific SIS Observation-Disclosures. "a
Norfolk and w con. As lex. int).. 101
Reading general As .................... 9SEa
ST. L. and Iron NJ. con. SIS Eek. int.) 10413
st. Louis and San Francisco 4s.... lO0ta
ST. Louis Southwestern lists SS1f
st. Louis Southwestern rs .......... SS3s
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass 4's.... 50
Seaboard Airline As ................ S672
Seahoard Refunding SIS ............. 1891
Southern Pacific As ........... 93;A
Southern Railway SIS .............. 11s]a
Texas and Pacific lists ................. 120A
Toledo st. L. and Western As ...... sos
Union Pacific As Observation-Disclosures. los
Union Pacific cony As ....... 10914
Virginia. Carolina Chemical, conn.,. Is
Virginia Carolina Chemical, pref. Us
Wabash lists ........,......... 119
wabash 2's 1897
Wabash Deb B. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S4Ei
West shore as 1881
Wheeling and Lake Erie As ..... o3A
Wisconsin Central AS ............. 92A
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STOCK TONE QUE TER.
AFFAIRS SHOW A TENDENCY TT
SETTLE DOWN TO THE NORMAL.
STRENGTH IN COAL SHARES,
sou,I,crn HALLWAY Sustained by I'm
uuenocs That Arc n Potent Factor
I'm Raising the Whole Market
Bonds quiet and Steady.

NEW YORK, October There were
traces Of fe,crishncss In the stock market
.b-aav. ard constant variations in the
,,,,,sc Of trading all day. bu. the tone
ha,stac quieter as the day progressed,
aud ;,ffairs OF the market showed a
tendency TO settle down 10 normal
condition. after the excitement of the
,rcyious TWO days. The rush TO take pro-
rfs in The opening dealings this morning.
c8s entirely natural. considering the
,sovart upr2sh of prices at the close
last night, and considering the denials
m the part Of officials amongst the coal
opera,ors that there was any basis for
.asttrday'e runaors of a settlement These
minors continued to play q part in the
market. and the principal strength Of the
dsv was shown by the coal stocks. the
hpyirs or Reading apparently coming
1rsrl inside sources. The same interest
xAs credited with the support OF otl1c'
stcfcks, notably United States and South
frn railway, and the sentimental effect of
this buying was q potent factor in rally
iar the market from its opening depres-
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PRODUCE MARKET.
PRODUCE MARKET

CHICAGO ILL. October 1.-Higher
prices ruled on the Board Of Trade to-
day. with provisions especially strong.
October pork made an advance of 9oc.
over the opening figure, and the close
was 75c. higher than yesterdays close.
January pork closed 25c. higher, October
lard soc. higher, January 221Rc. higher.
closed Nc. higher Corn was 15sc. higher,
and oats 1kGI5sc. higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Qnenine HIGHEST Lowest, Closing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-02

Cash quotations were as, follows:
Flour quiet. No. 8 spring wheat: 65@71c.;
western, s1.25k. Mess pork per barrel.
SIG 900 $500. Short ribs sides uoose), $40 80
Ms1lOo Dry salted shoulders (boxed),
se:25@ss:5o: Short clear sides (boxedl,
wines, s1.32. Butter firm: creamery. 1G@
22Ac.; dairy. 15@20c. Cheese steady at
10.A@11Hc: Eggs steady loss cases re-
Receipts@Wieat. 29o.soo bushels: corn.
1ss. 100 bushels; oats. 3oS, 800 bushels; hogs.
10000 bushels
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
active and held higher. on the advance
in wheat.
Rye Flour-Steady.
Buckwheat F'lour-Steady
Cornmeal-Firmer: yellow western. s1.34.
Rye-Steady.
Wheat-spot firm; No. red. 741sc.
There were pronounced bullish develop
merts In wheat to-day. Heavy bidding.
in good part by the shorts. advanced
stimulated by smaller western receipts.
foreign buying. strength in corn and
big seaboard clearances.f The close was
1 flrn, at S@ z1t net advance; May, 7scs;
Corn-spot firm; No. 2, CSC. Option
market was active and very strong to-
day, rejecting continued bad weather
West, light receipts. bad cables APES and COW
OF squeeze. Close strong. February
closed 4sXc.: October, 65Ac.; November,
&C.; December, $3.50
81 Oats-Spot hrmEr; Mo-, SSc. options
aGsiys asa h'ynsf family miis osns
8s Cut Meatg-EirM. sss.sssss
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TlDEWATER LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
e Marshall street. southwest corne,

Thirty-second street. s6o5.
John Sloan and wife TO S. l.. kanfeit
q feet on north side of Marshall street.
22 feet west OF Thirty-seeond street, Aao
John c. Shafers administrators TO Dora
McGill Scott. % feet on south side Floyd
avenue. 81 feet east of Cherry street.
$4,000.
In Henricc: Henry Warren's trustee
to w H Adams Is feet on south side
GrahanI street &c 71.-12 feet east of Mar
shall street. 1895.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-02

The book Of fashion is an
open book to us-if you have
not time to study it, SIM ply
read our advertisements each,
day, and you get the gist OF the
new ideas in mems dress.
Sack Goats come in three
styles-the round-the square
and slanting corners-the roll
longer than formerly. Buttons,
three or four-a slanting
breast-pocket; length-suit your
figure; material-solid colors in
cheviots and wors1eds-also
quiet colors in checks and
plaids.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-02
MONEY To LOAN.

We will loan you money in any sum
from $ro up, on the building and loan
association plan, on your household
furniture, pianos, &C., and allow you to
pay us back in monthly instruments In
amounts to suit your convenience. No
expense unless loan is made, and rigid
confidence always observed.
TlDEWlIER LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
Suite 80, Third Floor. Merchants National
Bank Building, 11o3 E. Main Street.
Take elevator Sc Dry
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r L
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers; Old Domin-
ion Line.
Schooner Thomas j. Seward, Murphy.
Eldorado. canned goods; R. NJ. Smith
& Cos
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk
ard James river landings. merchandise
and passengers; Virginia Navigation Conn
@pany.
merchandise and passengers; Old Domin-
ion Line.
Revenue-cutter Window. Gooding, Bal
timore.
Baltimore.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. VA.
OCTOBER ]. 1902.
(Ry teiegraph)
ARRIVED.
Barge Enos. Soule. Norfolk.
SAILED.
Barge Ohio, Boston.
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NEW ORLEANS, LA. October Loot

The market showed Il slightly better
feeling. with quota tons unchanged. In
the futures there was enough ANNA tor
to make matters interesting.opHn 3
10 5 points up, fell off s. and finally set
tied down to a iistless attitude with
nrices backing and filling Within mar
row limits and standing at even range
with Yesterdays values
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-02

NEW YORK coTToN-o1L MARKET.
NEW YORK, October 1.-Cottonseed-oil
was entirely nominal on spot. and rates
were easy. with sale Of off-summer yell
low at 351sc. last half October; prime
mer yellow. 39@39c.; off-summer yellow.
3Sc.: prime white 44c.; prime winter yell
low. 44c.; prime meal, sTGs2S.
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German Dutie. ON Cattle.

BERLIN October 1.-The tariff cons
mittee OF the Relchssax. at tc-dss's sass
3 sion. sustained IT'S previous decision n,
gardine ufnimum duties on cattls.
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CHARLESTON. S. c., October 1.-Tu
nentine and observation-disclosures y

tine1Firn1 at 4Sc.: receipts, e15 casks;
sales, 500 casks; exports, 121 casks
Rosin-Firn: receipts, 6, s5s barrels ,s.
sales. 1875 barrels; exports, 4sl barrels re,
Quote A. b G, and D, S1.25: E. 81 :3212
F. S25: G. s14o; H. s1.65; 1. $50: K: $3.50;
NJ. $500: N. $40; window-glass, $3.50; wa :
ter-white S4.O0.
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PRESIDENTS INVITATION.

PRESIDENT INVITATION.
The only actual news that became pub
lie before The, close of the market con-
corning the strike situation was the invi-
tation by President Roosevelt for a meet
ing with him Of the representatives of
the mine presidents and the miners The
sympathetic effect OF buying in United
States Steel was reflected by the Coalers
and several Of the steel companies. But
the buying was not pursued to a notably
higher level and there were constant
reactions throughout the day In the
final hour the money rate ran up to the
highest point Of this day, and induced
considerable selling. making the closing
easy and moderately active. Outside the
stocks which made show of strength dtl-
ring the day. final prices were at or near
the lowest in many cases. Louisville lost
an extreme of three points. but closed
within a point of that, and st. Pail's loss
amounted TO two points. Money was
easier throughout the day. although pref
ty stiff at times, The disbursement OF
October lst payments of DIVIDENDS and In
terest served 10 release some resources
that were temporarily Cd up. and the
payment Of government .tsrest due after
October lst was begun at the sub-Trea-
sury.
no FORCED LIQUIDATION.
The hanks were also. in the market TO
}ome extent as lenders, as a result Of the
,ecase of that portion Of their cash re-
ler2es held against government deposits
There was nothing in the nature of forced
liquidation. therefore. but there was a
manifest indisposition to replace at once
oans liquidated on Monday, which had
figured in marginal accounts in the stock
market. The realizing was very general
On the fact that a crisis had been averted
Dn Monday, that was more dangerous
!han was appreciated at the time. The
Christening effect of this influence was
Eeen in the more sober character of the
dealings in stocks.
BONDS QUIET AND STEADY.
The bond market was quiet and steady.
Total sales. So. eos, 600, par value. The
United States old As. coupon. advanced
"A per cent. on the last call.
The total sales of stocks to-day were
1890 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call firm at CO. per cent.
closing bid and asked g. per cent:
prime mercantile paper. per cent.
Sterling exchange steady a the advance
with actual business in bankers bills at
s. S.. 775ds4 .8S5 for demand and q,
S4S2 .S756s4S25o for sixty days: posted
rates, $s.S3GS4 Sc IL and s4s6 10; CONNER
cial bills, $4.S1S4@s4.S 50 1-2.
Bar silver, 81 is. Mexican dollars. 40 Ii
Government bonds firm. State bonds in
active Railroad bonds steady
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-02

spot closed SCcdOy. HlluullIlS
S7sc.: middling Gulf, Csc; sales, AS bales:
The cotton market opened quiet and
firm, with prices 1 to points higher; and
continued to improve after the call. on
fairly active covering and some invest
n,ent buying. the latter led by strong
Wall Stree. Interests. The factors which
most contributed to the early strength
We're bu!lish Liverpool cables. smaller
receipts. reports of active spot demand
in the South. at full prices. weather
chart showing continued rains over the
greater portion of the belt. and belief
that fridays bureau condition statement
for October will show decline from the
statement of September Sd.
A .-op statement by the Journal OF
Commerce reports the condition some
points lower than last month";: The
late crop news was nearly all Of builfsh
tenor. and reports from Fall River told
of good trade at good prices. The COM
mission houses, however, reported com
paratively tame trade. There was a
Slight reaction early in the afternoon.
with the market at the close steady to
points higher. Total sales, 10000 bales,
estimated.
Following yesterdays enormous export
clearings Of $1,000 bales, there were fur
Their shipments of $4,000 bales to-day. this
making the unusual total for the two
days of 10000 bales.
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seaboard AIRLINE Securities.

BALTIMORE. October 1.-Seaboard
$50: Seahoard bonds As. s5k@se,A.
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NEW YORK DRY-GOODs MARKET.
NEW YORK. October 1.-To-day's trad
ing has not shown any particular change
in the market, Staple and fancy cot
tons were at fully previous prices. Print
len and worsted fabrics dull, but steady.
Dress-goods in fair request. with prices
steady. =k
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

Richmond Va. October i, 1902.
STATE SECURITIES
Bid. Asked.
North Carolina As, c.. 1910 103
v irsinia Cent e tneS 20 6. R:issl sss 81
CITY SECURITIES
Richmond city AS. r. .1920-193o 1O71s 1o9
RAILROAD BONDS
Atlanta and Oh LIST rs, R.1so7 113
Petersb'g Class A SIS, r. C.1926 us
Petersb'g Glass B. 6's, r. C.1s26 12s
Rich. and Meek. list 4's....194S go
Seab. Airline LIST As. 1850 S51a Sc
Western N. c. list IS, C......1 1914 1lS
RAILROAD STOCKS
Atlantic Coast Line "A"....loo rs
Atlantic-Coast Line, CON-. 100 It's It's
BANK STOCKS
american National ..........1oo 12o
City .:,..:....... .............2 3 81
h First Natop Nd t;on., 19o 2e21z
National Bank Of Virginia 100 137
R P;ah Trn1 Na d.G Co 10" 3S S9 1872
State Bank of Virginia. 100 160
Onion Bank fu Of Richmond. 50 is
Virginia Trust Co, ..........loo l2o 125
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Virginia Fire & Marine. 49,. % SO
MISCELLANEOUS
American Loco, pref. "a IS
American Loco. com. ......10o 81
Amer lob. Co.. pref, S p. c.100 =: $50
Con. lob. 1 p. c. bonds. 49,. 100 6S
Old Dominion S. S. Co......1oo 100 14o
va.-Car. Chem, pref, SIP. c.1oO 1913 1923
Va.-Carolina Chem. com. 100 6s1s
SALES AT THE BOARD.
10000 Virginia IS at So; 1900 Virginia
Centuries at 967s: 10000 Virginia Centuries
at 81: 5000 Virginia Centuries at 81; 5000
Virginia Centuries at 81; 1900 Virginia
Centuries at 967s
SALES SINCE THE BOARD.
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NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS

Quotations furnished by Thomas Branch
& Co.. Bankers and Brokers.
Members New York Stock and Cotton
Exchanges.
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RICHMOND GRA1N MARKET.
Quotations furnished by Richmond Grain
and Cotton Exchange.)
Richmond. Va, October 1, 1902
sIIrh'i ~
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKET.
>-.r- cropr MARKETS.

NAvAL-sTORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, N. c.. October L. L.
Rosin-Steady at S1.10Gs115; receipts, ~
Crude Turpentine-Firm at si.6o and
g. so; receipts. 40 barrels.
Tar-Firm at $3.50: receipts, 233 barrels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-02

The Tflces OF plB-lrOn cdbleu to-Hdy
were as follows: Noon. Close.
Scotch warrants, Glas.. .5Ss. 3D. 5Ss. I'd
No. 3 foundry, Middle. ..53s. 3D. 53s 4lzd.
New York Journal Of Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-02

CINCINNATI, October 1.-Hogs-Acti
at s5.50G$7.25.
Cattle-Steady at s2@s45o.
Sheep-Very steady, at s15o@ss. So
Lambs-Strong at $3.75Gs5.50
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Thomas BralCh&( Co.,
(Esta blished 1889,

MEMBERS n, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
MEMBERsu =. COTTONExCHANGE
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND, OCT. /. 1909.
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PRIVATE WIRES TO
PRINCIPAL MARKETS.
investment Securities
A sPEC1ALT..
ia 19-Iy
Calves-Gross, to SIC.
Market is we'll supplied with all kinds
of stock 5s
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
t stock.
IJyE-sTOCK MARKETs.

III E-SIUCh- NlanINCI y.
BALTIMORE. September 3o.-lIive
Pigs-1Vhat demand prevails for pigs is
conferred wholly on nice, sleek stock OF
desirable size. Poor, small pigs dull and
neglected. even at low rates We quote
pigs at from 81 to $1.15 apiece. accord.
ing to size, quality, and condition. Shoats,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-16
mrs. STANFORD HERE
ENDOWER OF STANFORD UNI
SITY VISITS HAWAII.
VIII Quietly Enjoy the Islands for
Few Weeks-Mrs j. D. Spreckes
Comes for Health.

Among the arrivals on the Sierra
from San Francisco are Mrs Jane l..
Stanford, widow Of Leland Stanford.
whose millions have so richly endowed
Stanford University and Mrs. j. ID.
Spreckels Both are guests at the Mo-
ana hotel
NO mention was made i'm the Cali
fornia press of the departure of either
of the ladies, precautions having been
taken in both cases not to announce
the trip. Mrs. Spreckels has however
been expected for some weeks, her
rooms having been held in readiness
for her at the Moana She comes here
entirely for her health and will STAY at
least fortnight amid the balmy breezes
and under the sunny skies of Hawaii.
Mrs. Stanford viii stay here for two
or three weeks having come here for
a change Of scene and climate She
is accompanied by her maid, valet and
Miss b. Berner, who acts as her pri-
vate secretary. After her steamer
voyage Mrs Stanford rested quietly in
her suite at the hotel this morning, not
entertaining callers until the incidental
discOmfOrts of an ocean voyage are en-
tlrely forgotten
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-16
ARTHUR sEWALL ARRIVEs.

Thte American ship Arthur Sewall
Captain Gaffeney, arrived from HiogO
this morning after a disagreeable pas
sage of SO days. 1t has been almost a
year since the vessel left Honolulu for
Philadelphia with sugar She left here
April 20. From Philadelphia she went
to Hiogo and now returns i'm ballast, to
load sugar for New York for Castle and
Cooke and G. Brewer and Company.
Among the members OF the crew are
two Americans, Charles Abbott and
Charles Crockett who are going home
from an absence of several years In the
Philippines and China During a severe
sea which caused the vessel TO roll
great deal, by reason of her being quite
light, Abbott was thrown against the
side Of The vessel and one of his legs
was badly injured
Captain Gaffeney is well liked in
Honolulu and some of his friends went
to the vessel to see him as soon as she
arrived. She is lying at the Old Fish
market wharf. Mrs. Gaheney is with
the vessel this trip.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-16
GRAND Jury REPORT

The Federal Grand Jury needed only
day and "a half to- finish it's work. and
this morning the jurors came into court
and made their final report. They We're
discharged with the thanks of the
court.
In the case Of Jean Sabate who was
accused of violating postal regula-
uOn no indictment was found, and the
court ordered him discharged and his
bond cancelled.
The report is as follows and is sign
ed by Foreman G.. G.. Kennedy and the
other jurors:
1.-THE United states District Attorney
has brought TO the attention of this
Grand Jury four cases, an of which
have been carefully considered, and i'm
three cases true bills of Indictment have
been found and returned to your Hon
Orable Court and i'm the fourth case no
bill has been returned, as the evidence
presented was not deemed sufficient to
warrant a conviction.
In concluding it's report the Grand
Jury desires to state that there We're
than those presented by the United
States Attorney and takes this Oppor-
tunity to express its appreciation Of the
ability, fairness and courtesy that has
characterized Robert w. Breckons dur
ing it's short session.
"A list of the cases investigated by
this Grand Jury, i'm which true bills of
indictment have been found, is hereto
attached and made a part of this re-
port