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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
BANK STATEMENT
WAS FRIGHTENING
Renewed Liquidation Of Some
Importance Still Going On.
Credit Expansion.
STOCK MARKET VERY WEAK
Bears Made the Most Of Bank
Statcment-Drove Stocks
Down.

NEW YORK, April 13--'rhc bank
Etutement reported to-day showed
anger expansion In the loan account
Than has ever before occurred for any
pne week in the history OF tho New
York clearing house. Growing mis-
3sivings over tho adequacy of the adj
3itipnnl RESOURCES which have recent
flowed into the money market to
neet the waiting demand for credits,
|lndBwhich have been prevalent In the
tock market all week. became acute
md stocks were thrown over with pre-
|apitnte haste. Evidence OF the ac-
witty OF bear operators in tho selling
movement was found In the TASTY
covering of shorts In the final deal
ngs. IT was apparent, however that
cnewed liquidation Of some Importance
vas going on. The huge loan expan-
don was accepted as a demonstration
e the dimensions Of the heavy require
nents which stand ready to rush into
he money market to take up any avail
bio resources offered there. The
weeks loan increase Of $50, 9GS.300 COM
,ares with q previous record OF $34,-
$4,000 for the week ending January
J., 1905, when great syndicate borrow
ngs were the Influences in the money
market. Analysis Of the statement Of
he Individual bank returns in this
ycck's statement reveals that five
{ the large banks have In
reased loans in the aggregate up
Yards OF s23,00O.0oO. and the well
nown financial relations Of some OF
hese banks make It evident that pay,
lcnt of s24. 100000 of subscriptions to
treat Northern preferred stock was in
olved in this portion OF the loan ex-i
ansion. Bankers report also that with
he fall in interest rates interior banks
re3rccalling credits placed here, which
he local banks are called upon to take
p. Tho S7.649,o00 gain in cash re-
ortcd was largely in excess OF esti-
rates, and modified the effect of the
3an expansion on the reserve require
rent and on the surplus. The severity
( the decline In prices gave rise to
ONE revived rnmors Of necessi.ous
quotation in consequence OF damage
Inflicted by the panic break in the
larket. The Pacifics, Reading and
oppers were the greatest sufferers in
he decline and showed extreme losses
from to S points. The closing tone
,as unsettled and weak, In spite of
ome rallies on covering by shorts.
onds also were weak. Total sales, par
aluc. s1,o34,ooo. Total sales. 6s0,soo
lares.
NEW YORK, April 1s.-Aloney on
all nominal. Time loans dull and ir-
,gular, GO days, 3 3-464 per cent; 80
avs, 41-e and months, S per cent.
lose: Prime mercantile paper. per
,nt.; sterling exchange steady. with
ctual business in bankers bills at
As55Om s4.S56O for demand, and at
i.S2401s4S25O for sixty-day bills
ostcd rates $3.50 1-2ms4.ss1-2 per
mt. Commercial bills. $4821-S@
ls21-&. Bar silver, 657-S. Mexican
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STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va, April IS, 1901
SALES AT BOARD.

:
virginia 3s-1 900 at 92as.
Virginia Centuries-4. 600 at 92H. II
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
birth Carolina Is. c. 191o.... 100 $500
birth Carolina SIS, c, 1885,. 1913 30.
rginla IS. Old. c. and Re-. 92h $3.50.
ID. Centuries, "a, c. and r.. OK 90 I'D
RAILROAD BONDS.
q. L. OF c. Cts, OF Ind. As. 81 IS
C. l.. r. r. Con. Tr. 4s.... 95A -.
orga Pnc. 1st Gs, c.. 1921. 1T
/, and Ala. Con-. 5s. 19i5.... los
uthern Ry. LIST 5s. 1994...... 40
aboard Air Line 49, 1350,... n IS Z
STREET RY. BOsDs.
,rfok st. Ry. LIST 5s. 1913... 10
,rfok Ry. and Light LIST 5s.. 96 SO a
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Iantio Coast Line com. 100 1915 80.
lantlc Coast Line of C...1O0 ESQ 80.
es and Ohio.... Novt...1O Al
,rfolk and Western om..100 1855 ....,
BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
nercan National. 100 1919 -.
y w. -. ....... ..........ss 50 ssM
/htiona lBank OF Virginia. .l00sl4l -.
MIs/,ELLANEOUS
ner Tob. p. ct. bonds...... los ~.
.-Car. Chcm. pfd., p. ct.100 1O4h 1O5
.-Car. c. Col. Tr. s p. ct.... 9Gls 80.
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NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON, N, G., April 13,--spIRITS
TURF INrI N Fi---Nothing doing; receipts, ! Q
casks. Rosin --Nothlng doing; receipts 2s4
barrels Tar--Flrm at s2.s0; receipts. ia
$ 90 and sG.25. receipts. SO barrels
SAVANNAH, Ga. April 1S.--TURPIlN-
TINE--Flrm at 07hc,i sales, $40 casks; re-
coipts. 4SO casks; shipments. 722 casks
Rosn---Tirm; sales. l1sl barrels; receipts,
9s7 barrels;. shipments, 2s5 barrelsi stock,
40,G59 barrels. d
CHARLESTON, s.. e., April 1s.,--TURpEN-
TINE AND TOSIN--Nothlng doing.
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4 DANvILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
!. -(Reported by plbrell Bros, InCOI

Danville. Va, april IL, 1907.
The story Of the market for the past week
Is practically. tho same rs 1t has been for
some time past. and promises to BIO for some
mon tobacco. with frm prices. The weather
has been quito cool. which prevented the
marketing Of as much stock as there would
stances, We hear some complaint OF scar
city OF plants. but we do not think It at all
serious Trade In redried stocks Is quiet,
but some trnnsactions OF considerable pro-
portions seem to be In prospect
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MISCELLANEOUS n1ARKErs.
PEANur MARKET

(Reported by Rodgers, McCabo & Coz
+ PET!lRSBURG.Y VA, April 13--PEANUTS:
spnnish--Markct firm at s1.s5 per bushel
receipts light. Observation-Disclosures firm al
~ q4Rc for fancy stock: machine picked.
az O3%c.; Smelling stock. 2st a Sc,
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NEW YONG PRODUCE MARKETS.
corrected DaflyO 3
pOIlI,TRY-L1VE.

NEW YORK. April 1s.-FLoUR-Firmly
held and quiet Minnesota patents. S4.1o@
i4.56; winter patents. sS.6013 Cornmeal-5
Firm: fine white and yellow. s1,20; coarse,
Sl,0S91.1oi klln-drled. s2.65@2.75.
: Wheat--Spot firm; No. red, s3Ac, eleya-
tor. Options unchanged. May S1hsc,' July.
So 1880; septemoer sel,se' on G1rn.s pot
changed. May. &c.; July, 5Gc. oata-spot
Beef-steady; family ,s14@14.6o; mess,
$3.50 D10.O0i beef hams, $2492e,OO. pac a
S10,60011.00; city, extra india mess, s2o@
$780, Cut Enthusiastically; picked bellies,
1o,a @12c.; picked hams, K@i2Ho. Lard.
Steady; western prime So So 9S,96; refined,
s sloss e o1nssa ssssA a SS Perk
ness ness s17.bo9ls,25. rallow-pull; city.
GMc, !; country, 6h q csc. Petroleum--steady:
refined, New York, $500; Philadelphia and
baltimore ss.1h; do. in bulk. So 10. Rosn-
steady; strained. common to good. $4,000
AIS Turpcntine-Steadya at ~ @72Mc
Rlce-Q ulet; domestic. fair to extra. 2Hs a
SIC. MISUNDERSTANDING Z, New Orleans, epen
;rrrrm r; fair refining, $780,; centrifugal oe
test, s.72c.; moasses sugar, so4 refined,
l nuiet. coffee-spot steady IT lo,, No., Z.
| doya. 9@12lhc. Futures unchanged to 8
points higher. Butter-Firm and unchanged.
cheese--Quiet and unchanged. Eggs--Quiet
and unchanged. .3.L.s \
cd. Potatoes-- Easy; old. per barrel, sl.io@
| 100 Cabbag es--W oak; ! domestic, per crate,
ls1@1.60. Cottonseed oii-l1asy Prime
crude. 4. o. b. mills. ssc bid; prime summer
yellow. 4o@boc. 4,
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July .............. $50 s.71 9.es go
August ........... $50 a.1e $50 s.72
September ........ a74 $40 9.7A s.7s
October ........... 900 1000 9.9s 1000
November 1890. -: W." oo
December ........10.0A 1908 1904 1903
Spot cotton closed steady. 10 points higher;
midd!ing uplands, lilo; middling gulf, ll.35.
No sales.
cepts ISL bales gross. 2.5o1 bales; stock,
17o13s bales. export to the Continent 90
bales. s5Ft
e.37B bales 5sg
Consolidated at ali poris-Net receipts
s.27s bales; export TO the Continent. 1850
bales
Total since September 1sa at all ports
Net receipts, 9.1S07G3 bales; export to Great
Britain. 3.323,393 bales; TO France. 81, or
bults: 10 the Continent, 2.eS5S!1 bales; to
Japan. 2o5.3s7 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, April 13--COTToN--
Spot closed steady at an avdance of Is or q
point over yesterday ON all grade; miadllng,
10H: sales ADO bales on the spot anu leo
to arrive. Futures opened steady at an nd
vance OF . points over the close yesterday
Reports OF killing frosts throughout por-.
tions OF tho cotton belt and favorable adyices
OF the Liverpool market cauesd shorts TO
cover early in the day. These condllions'
port yesterday tn eworld's visible supply.
caused a general advance in prices. Toward
the close. which was steady. there was
slight recession in values. due to profit
vance OF from as points over the close yes:
terday.
Futures closed steady: January, 1924
bid; April, 1o.45 bid; May 1851: June, 1913
bid; July. 1o.4s bid; August. 1914 bid: Sep
TENDER 1927 bid. October. 1924 bid: No
vember. 1o.s4 bid: December. 1o.ac bid
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DIZZY GOODs MAnKET

K NEW YORK, April 13.-Thn dry goods
market was quiet and firm for tho day. Lin
ems and burlaps are higher In the primary
markets. 81
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago X. I. and Pacific r. r. As. 72ss
Chicago. r.. l.. and Pac. Il. r. col. 5s.. 81
G., c., Q. and st. T.. gen. As tbid).... 100 \
Colorado Industrial bs, series A...... gag
Colorado Midland As (offered) ........ 1OAa
Colorado and Southern 4s............ 9oA
Cuba So. .i.t.....5.....s.. 1880. 1Q2
Denver and Rio Grande 4s............ OAK
Distillers' Securities 5s.............. 81
| Erie prior lien Observation-Disclosures. a6A
Erie General As Did INSTRUMENTATION. SO
Hooking Valley AIS Odd ............. 1914
Japan Gs...a.... Observation-Disclosures. 077s
Japan Gs. End series. DIX
| Japan 4iss, certificates Observation-Disclosures. 91h
Japan Observation-Disclosures. s3A
Japan AIS certificates. End series.... 9lH
Louisville and Nash. Unified As. ....... 10oH
| Manhattan consol As tDid).......... 9sE
\ Mexican Central As tbid) ...II.......... 81
! Mexican Central LIST Inc. Odd ........ %
| MINI. and ST. Louis As toYered) ..... 50
Missouri, Kan. and Tex. As 3(bid)...... Of
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2nds...... sag
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS I'm NEW YORK
BY Thomas All all
SALES:
- =

600 Atlantic Coast line. com (.
$500 American Smeltcrs. CON .
$500 Amalgamatcd Copper .....l
sW Amer. Car. and Foundry.
lW Amer. Car and Foun., pfd.
American Cotton OIL.
lOO American Tobacco, pfd..
lD american Can
600 American Can, pfd.........
400 Amer. Locomotive, com. !.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd. n.
800 American Sugar ~.
70, 700 A., 7. and s. 1e. com. h.
IA. L. ana $. Fe, pfd.
400 Baltimore and Ohio.
7lW Brooklyn tMpid Transit.
3.10O Canadian Pacific .....,..,
500 Chesapeake and Ohio. -.
S,W Chicago, Mil and st. paul
3,4W Colorado Fuc! ana 1ron....
SUI Colorado South, com. III.
Colorado South, 1st pfd...
AGO Colorado South, "a pfd...
Clev., Gin, Chi. and st. l.
lW Consolidated Gas ..........
90 Delaware and Hudson. 49,.
Del, Lack. and Western.
6,4VJ ERIC. com...............
GOO Erie, LIST pfd.
; 800 Erie, % pfd.............,...
400 General Electric ..........
10,S00 Great Northern. pfd 1890,
3,400 Great Northern Ore CTS.
200 Illinois Central ............
300 Louisville and Nashville.
200 Manhattan .................
+ 100 Metro. Street Railway.....
200 Mexican Central ........
800 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, com.
200 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, pfd..
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RICHMOND TOBACCO ,LARKEr

100000 ftlchmond, va. April II, 1J07. ~
Tobacco-Dark Fired: Receipts continue
Very light and market firm at unchanged
prices. Brights: Market continues quiet
with light receipts. Sun Cured: Owing to
unfavorable season the receipts for the past
week have been very light. All grades in
good order and condition are In demand at
full quotations. $50
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW r DIRK, April 1s.-The cotton market
ened steady at unchanged prices 10 an
vance of 3 points In response to higher
oles and bulllsh Weekend figures. There
lbs considerable realizing at the advance
ID some little irregularity. but tho general
he OF tho market was steady. and prices
rked up to n net gain of about 2Q6 points
ring the middle of tho morning on talk
less favorable weather in the South. COW
Ing by nearby shorts and moderate bull
|pport. Trading was moderately active.
Receipts at tho ports to-day were o.27S
lies against 20,19s last week and 1876 last
lar, FOR tho week $4,000 bales against
1000 bales last week and 97553 last year.
days receipts at New Orleans, 2,253 bales
|ainst 4. GAL last year. and at Houston SAT-
lies against 2,4S1 last year
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National r. II. of Mexico con. 49,. SO
New York Central gen. 3As (bid) $500. 92h
New Jersey Central gen. hs (bid) 80. 123
northern Pacint, 4s............s...7...... lolH
Northern Pacific Is. Observation-Disclosures. Il
Norfolk and Western con. 4s......... 80
Pennsylvania cow 3hs......,..... 500. 95H
Reading General ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 97l.
st. L.. land Iron Noun. con. 5s tbid).. HOY
st. Louis and San Francisco fg. 49,. 81
ST Louis southwestern con- 8 (bld).. 10
Seaboard Air Line As. .......... "a
Southern Pacific 4s..........f..... IS
Southern Pacific list As, ecertlhcates.... 93n
Southern Railway 5s tbid) ............ III
Texas and Pacific lists (bid) .......... ia
Toledo, st. l.. and Western 4s........ Soh
Union Pacific 4s.s..i... ..=... ........ 1o1h
| United States Steel end 5s............ 9S2
Wabash 1sts.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I'LL
| Wabash Deb. B............. 65k
Western Md. 4s.{....... 74I
Wheeling and Lake Eric Is Cbid).... so
Wisconsin Central Observation-Disclosures. 81
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=
i'd CHICAGO, April 13.-CATTLE-Rcceipt
about 800 head. Market steady. Beeves.
$4,000 $40; cows. s1.so @ 800; heifers s2.750
3.75; calves, s5@7oo; good to prime st,urs,
s5A5@s.7o; poor to medium. s4.ao95.4o;
stockerse and feeders s2.eog5.1o. Hogs
Receipts about 1900 head Market strong.
Light, ss.6o@e.75; mixed. ss.55 9s,771s
heavy. se.a5@s.75; rough. se.a60s.50; pigs.
Rs6 .o536.55; good to choice. heavy, $685. q
6.75; bulk OF sales. s6.s59e.72. sheep-Re-
{ceipts about 3, 500 hoad. Market steady. Ma
tive. $4.50@6.25: western. s4.6O96.2O: year
lings 1880 60; lambs, Sc. 5oGs.i0; ~iest-
ern. SO. 509S.60.
NEW YORK. April 1s:-BEEvEs-Re-
ceipts 322 head. Dressed beef, 709Ac. for
native sides. Calvcs-Rece.pts. CT head.
Dressed calves slow. Sheep and Lambs-Re-
ceipts, 2.415 head Prime to choice. quot
able. $4,000. Is. Hogs-Receipts. 2.444 head.
Market nominaily steady for all weights
CINCINNATI. O.. April 13.-HoGs-
Generally Sc. lower: Butchers and shippers.
So 90; common. s5.4o@c.6o. Cattle-strong.
Fair 70 good shippers. $4,000 SOS; common.
Tn mi NJ A n
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U. S. refunding 81. registered ........ loA
U. S. refundIng 2s. coupon. .......... 1O4
U. s. ss. registered. ...... .......... 1921
u. S. 49, coupon. ....S................. 1889
u. s. Old As. registered ............. 1919
U. S. Old As, coupon. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1919
U. s. New AS, registered. ...........1. 1904
U. s. New Is. coupon. 1909
American Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. 73
American Tobacco, Gs. MISREPRESENTATION. 1854
Atchison general Observation-Disclosures. 90
Atchison adjustment As tbid). 81
Atlantic Coast Line 49,. .......... 95k
Baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. 1905
Baltimore and Ohio 3hs. ............ o3
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. 49,. So
Central OF Georgia Observation-Disclosures. 100
Central OF Georgia 1st Inc, (bid) ...... s5ss
Central of Georgia End Inc. tbid) $3.50. ~
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc toffered)... 6afs
Chesapeake and Ohio AIS. ...i...i...... 102
Chicago and Alton 3i.s Con ered) ..... sc
Chicago, B. and Quincy new 4s........ 94IAs
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MARINE INTELLIGFSNCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 10. 1907. jz.

Steamer Brandon, Harvey, Norfolk NOR
ana passengers, Old Dominion Llne.6
Steamer Hamilton, Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengers. Virginia Navigation Company.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET,
Reported by Craddock & Jones, Yirgin]

Petersburg, Va, April IL, 1907. Il
Light sales again the past week. but with
the favorable weather now for handling wo
look for good sales next week. Market very
active on all grades,
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BALTIMORE. MD, April 1s.-FLoUR-
Quiet and unchanged. wheat-strong: spot,
contract. soA q so1sc.: spot, No. 2 rcd. west
ern. s1s-s2c.; southerp by sample. e5@
zoe. Corn-strong: spot. mixed, 54@54Ac.;
No. q mixed. 47@47lac. Rye-steady: No
western. domestic. 75976c. Butter-Firm
and unchanged: fancy imitation. 23@o4c.:
store packed. 171lsc. Eggs-steady and
unchanged at 1Glkc. Cheese-Actve and
strong, unchanged. 15415kc. Sugar-Un-
oh Oh i
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. ND. April 1s.-Seaboard
II Line, common and Notwithstanding
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond Va. April IS, 1907.
CATTLE alARRETs.

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards) 4
Richmond. Va. April 10. 1907,
e Report OF the live stock market for the
week ending April Sth:
Best steers 5hG5s.c.; medium to good.
jb@6hc.; common to fair 4@4a4c.; best heif-
crs. 5G5Ac.; medium to good, 41s@4%c.;
41lc.; medium to good. az dE4c.. common to
fair, 2N@3c.; bulls. az dp4Ac.; cows and
calves, $2h @ 5000 per head. Calves 6is 98c.;
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hegs SSsks rough sows and stag, 4h9
4Q5hc.: lambs. 6hQ8hc.
81 Prospects good for all kinds OF stock
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Cash quotatIons were as fol1ows: Flour
Easy. Winter patents, 1910 @3.4o: sstranghts.
.$2.e003.25: spring patents. $3.40Q3.50;
spring wheat. 81 @ Sac; No. 5. 10 @s4c.; NO. 2
red. TIN 47shc. No. q corn. 461s4a7c.: No.
2 yellow. acc. No. 2 oats. 43Rc.; No. 2:
white. 45c.. No. 3 white. AZ G4iAc. No. 2
rye. 661sc. Fair to choice mailing, e7a zoe.
No faxseed. SIP: No. northwestern.
s1I9 prime timothy seed, s4.26. Clover.
contract grade, s14.50 Short RIBS. sides
uoose). 1886 9s.45; mess pork. per barrel.
s16.25 @16.3 81: lard. per 100 pounds. .85:
short clear sides (boxed). ss.T6Gp 900. Wills
key. basis OF high wines, s1.29. Butter
Firm; 2creameries. 22 a 2ehc.; datries 90 = ITO.
Eggs-Firm; at mark, cases Excluded. &c.,:
flrsts. 16ck.; prime hrs:s. 17Ec. Cheese
Steady at II 015c.
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LIZ Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk, mar
chandlse and passeng ers. Old Dominion Line,
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ROBBED NEW YORK CENTRAL.
Two Inspectors and Three Switc bmen Ac-
FUSED 81 stealing LacCs and Furs.

Two Inspector N Three swItc bmen A.
FUSED ~ stealing LacCs and Furs.
Two inspectors and three switchmen
employed by the New York Central Rail-
road ia the freight yards along the Hudson
River, north of Fifty ninth street, werc
arrested yesterday charged with breaking
into a freight car in the yards and carrying
OF furs and laces worth 81 500. The Central
has had other losses Of this sort lately, and
detectives think that these five men may
be . gang which has been robbing their
road.
The police of the West ~Sixty-eighth
street station got word at 2 O'Clock yester-
day morning hat "A car had been robbed
Two hours later Detectives Leonard ard
Horan called at the home Of Switchman
Charles Gusswein at lsS West Fifty-eighth
street and found a missing set Of furs.
When Gusswein was AIKEN 10 the West Side
cour, Magistrate kernochan held him for
twenty-four hours.
Later in the day Inspectors Leonard Lud-
wig Of 40 WSst end avenue and Edward
N~isspickel Of JIi West Iif,ieth street and
Switctmen John Rodriguez of 1917 Avenue
A and Daniel McGraw OF 1913 West Fifty
seventh street were arrested. AT Iud-
wigs house the detectives say they found
another set OF furs. Another lay tucked
behind an oil tGnk IN the Central yards.
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AUTOs IN THE WHEAT BELT.
Kansas Farmers Wives go TO Market In
Motor Cars.

Sdlind correspondence Kansas Ctr Star.
The motor is taking the place of the horse
and the buggy In the country. She farmets'
wives are learning TO use the machine. Il ia
not an uncommon thing to see n motor car
loaded with garden truck driven by a woman
on its way to market.
A few mornings ago a snapshot was taken
OF two runabouts. from the country that had
been used to market the products of the farm.
Mrs. Frank Brendle brought to market a load
OF garden truck. When she reached the mar
ket she found her neighbor. Mrs. u. l.. Center.
there, with a runabout load OF chickens and
eggs and accompanied by her little girl.
Mrs. Brendle says she uses her machine for
many things. She runs about over the coun-
try by herself, visits her neighbors and looks
after the several Brendle farms.
Il use my machine for everything about the
farm. said Mrs. Center. Il 20 to the pasture
In II and bring UP the cows. I visit my
neighbor and l come to town in IT,"
Mrs. Center says she has one COW that
does not drive well. She overcomes this
diniculty by putting a rope about the animal's
motor car.
. There was a time when the motor car arspt
spent his time with the country merchant.
the banker and the professional man. The
agent spends almost a. much time with the
farmer now as he does with the townsman.
Fifteen or twenty machines are owned In
saline county by farmers. .---I--
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FRANZ UIST on 70 PR IsON.
supreme Court Z pIioiis { he sentence In.
posed "p tic Young LAWYER.

supreme Court , pIioiiS Z he sentence In:-'
posed ~ tic Young LAWYER.
y WHITE PLAINS. AUG. 20. binder a decision
which supreme Court Justice Brady handed
down to-day Lawyer AipheGs s Frank.
VINO was convicted of s~ubornation of per-
jury by a jury in the Westchestrr County
Court. will awe u go to Sing Sing prison
TO serve. the three year term imposed on
BIN by Judge Plat. Frank is a son OF
Major-Gen. Frank. United States Army
'tfetiredl. Since Lo was sentenced about
a month ago he has been in the White
Plains Jail.
the young lawyer was accused of pre-
raring a fake trolley suit hrough by Mae
Herbert of New York against the New York
City Railway Comrany for damages for
PERSONAL injuries. He was formerly a chief
clerk for the claim der artment Of the com
! any. II was shown that Mae Herbert had
sued under a false name. as she was the
wife of Abbott Woods. who was the conduc-
tor of the car from which she swore she
fell. Woods was convicted Of rerjury and
lis in Auburn Prison.
Frank will be taken TO rrison tomorrow.