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AUL CO., ITH & L w.

AUL CO.. TTH &L NV.
1889 4 NV. store. %. o.
63S Newton. Tr. b. sta2J. 90
1922 18th ne. 7r. h25. 90
2Sl3 NJ NV. Tor. b. % 80
1888 9th nv Or. b. % so
COL y NV. store. 20. so
1861 U,2 Office rs. 2f2O. so
I2ria + Ew. 81. b.2O. 50
5O2 Fla av NV. Or. b.1s.O0
642 Fark I'd. Or. b. 1850
507 r ne. Or. b. 1850
IS Myrtle ne. Or. b. 1850
r 613 LEW, warah'el5.n 90
2o0I lith NV. lr. ID
floor, Office. 1900
1851 sherman av.4rl5.0O
5l2 F. NV. store. Is. 90
2034 18th NV .stcr. 2ri2. 90
1913 y J av Sc. 6-.wI2.O0
6lS Morton NV. Or. Wig. 80
X 425 y J av. 4stls.l0.00
123f I'd Sc. ir. W. 10. 20
616 La av. basement
22xf5 .......... 10. 90
DAB Sherm'n av. 4rI0.oo
1913 It'll. rear. sta. 500
COLORED TENANTS.
49, II NV, 7r. b. 20. 80
22l9 Water. 5r.3E. Is. 0e
203J Gales ne. or. W. 1880
e. new and modern
vator, etc. --..... 200. 90
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FOR RENT
3025 Dumba rton ave. NV ID floor fiat
6 rooms and bath. attic. .............. S24 so
House. Madison st. Brlghtwo0a Park
lil6 Columbia st. n w. rooms and BATH 1900
McLACHLEN HAWKING CORPORATION.
no. II 10th and 6 SITS
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$32. so. 1921 I'd DIV, Or
$50. so & $50. 300 Web
ster NV. 7r
S2. So The Montg'my, 5r
$50. .43l5 Bright'd av,7r
$50. -. .4314 9th NV, 7r
$50. .14o1a l4th NV, ar
$50. The Montgomery, Ar
$50. .432 9Th nv. hall
$50. sol d nw. Offices
SOS. 10. 1908 10th nv. Or
$27 5O.IS2s Ingleside. Tor
S2f.5o, .177i Willard. Or
S25 so. iT2 f sw. Or
,;2a. 30. NJ 18th Sc. Or
S25. so. 52S shepherd. Or
S25.5 20. 4Gi Shepherd. Rr
So. 30. .40l4 9Th NV, Sr
S25. 80. $50 A Sc, Or
SD. 10. ere X NV. Or
s25. The Milton. 3r
s25. .525 Quincy NV, 7r
S23. 50. 1923 n Cap. Or
S21. 50. ITO Horton. Or
$2l. 80. .621 oih ne. Or
S21. 30. lab A Sc. Ar
$50. The Cumberland. Or
$3.50. .224 Mass NV, Or
SlG.50. ...1432 D Sc, Or
SIG. 80. 1929 Mass ne, Or
SIS. 40. 443 9Th ne, 5r
S14. 40. .252s 9th NV, 5r
Sl3. so. .sl1 eth ne, 5r
S12. 1923 9TH Sc. store
$I1. 80 NJ Sc. Ar
5000. -. .3lS c ne, Ar
$40. ~. GIL Morton ne, Or
IS. 50....1305 Sla NV, Or
perty for rent send for
bulletin.
M & HENSEY CO..
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FOR SALE-
WALKING DISTANCE OF THE TREASURY.
An offer Of S. 800 will probably be accepted
for this three-story. room dwelling. with Gel
lnr and furnace. Chance Is seldom offered one
to bur q three-story house In this convenient
locality at a price that two-story houses are
bringing. STONE FAIRFAX.
1912 New York ave
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CENTRALLY LOCATED AND FOUR ROOMS
DEEP
s. 50 for an eight room house on a lettered
street near Iowa Circle. Parlor. back parlor.
dining room and Kitchen the first floor and
four bedrooms and bath the second floor.
Suista ntislly built large rooms; fine yard to
Soft alley.
STONE & FAIRFAX
1912 New York
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOX SAIE--
VERY NEAR LINCOLN PARK
On Tenn. ave. we are Offering a good. clean
cut property in q vicinity built I'D with nice
New houses renting for SGT 50 month"; for
81. $50. There arc 10 uice rooms In this build
Ing modern plumbing. good woodwork. salts
factory heating apparatus. etc. Be sure tn
investigate this opportunity to secure bar
gain STONE 4 FAIRFAX
1912 New York ave.
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Beautiful Corner House.
Near Dupont Circle. $i5. co.
EARLY HAMPTON. Cts 18th st.
ncc2-tf
FOX RENT
THE HARRISON REALTY Co.
SDI q st. NV.
UNFURNISHFp HOUSES.
1ooG Sth 0r. b so. so IS Myrtle ne Or b. l. so
I1c5 2lst 5000 $40 10th So. ST. n. Ii so
20i f. Cap.st0,5r b. 81 so l022 Otis ne 49,. Is 90
81 Chsnnins ne. 21.5G 2o4l Roscdale ne S 50
lo3c Otis ne. 20. 90 2043 Rosedale ne g. so
FURNISHED. y
Tnnlaw road north % Joliet ST. Or. and b.
u acre. barn. fruit and chicken yard: rent 20 90
APARTMENTS.
1loi 18th NV Ar 10. so 81 II av NV LIST
223 liza Sc. Or. b.2e.53 and Sd floors. q. 30
l213La Duncan me-. Il 80
Store. llo6 18th nw3a 50 l7l7 7th NV. Pr. 20 90
Three l-story auto sheds: ". 4 sew. In Queens
CT NV tlsth 4 18th. L 4 NJ. each -. 500
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
For rent. at Riverdale. Nd right at station
steam and electric cars. 6-room house. large lor;
rent. 500.
S.w. cor. 9th and Sheridan; rooms and
bath. cellar. laundry and toilet; 5Oxi02:
rent y. O0
n03tf
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FOR REST-BY B. +. s
The Nantucket, 141S W
Juniata. 1924 W.6.b42.0
,512 E NV, lar. 3b. Al 90
31S NJ NV, 7r. b. ..32.5 so
The Lafayette, 1907
7th. 5r. b. 80. 90
642 o NV. Or. b. $3.50
$40 F NV, Sd A.. 100
1916 7th NV, 5r. BIS. 90
7l3 18th NV. Sd a.
front, 3r. b. Y. so
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FOR RENr-THREE- ROOM. BATH AND BAL
/ tios; ave time and fsrss; rent r.a.oc.sae:
THS coMo. IS Grant place NV. bet; s.h and
diats possession II desFed. Apply loi Pl:sa
Apt. Pa. ave. and Wssh. circle NV: nols-st.
FOR RENr--FLAT. 8 ROOMS. BATH: LARGE
scutn porch: het-wster heat; also arrangement
,ss s.nn0u' bot water e. sda st. NV
CHEAPEST DESIRABLE FLATS N CITY.
It. between sSth and sist SITS. from szo.so
10y $faSoTT' WILCOX 1 ,.s sA : 8; NV
FOR RENT-3oI4 Q ST. NV: 8 COMFORT
able rooms modern bath furnace heat; nat in
nrst,clsss condition; S2s 30; 90. eo- ,.-.
WILLIGE. GIBBS DANIEL, COS L Cos 18TH.
FOR RENT-TO A FIRsT-cLAss CoLORED
tenant. SOC u st ne; 5 comfortable rooms.
w mGf5n ss sibss ba a:a sos COS 18TH
noa4-3t
RHODE ISLAND AVE APARTMENTS.
Bet. 9Th and 9th SITS ne.
: rooms .' porcelain bath etc Only $40. As good
ss s s:a be had n f. sI ri Co. Bond bldg
poWSroWN. NEAR FRANKLIN PARK.
nEs rd%S FoR rHs
THE +. 81. SMITH CO, 14oS n. Y. AVE
no14-tf
FOR RENT--5 ROOMS AND BATH sI 81 SCI %;
the time tanitor pershes, large lack y ,1o
telephone locker room In ceiiaF; e square rro"
car sr nnsi & ii TAi i 1912 n Y ave. NV.
nol4-3t
WANTED-PARTY TO GIVE HEAT. LIGHT.
attention to door and $50 90 per mo. TOT ann orc
aoors or rooms. fur or unfur. Apply at once
SIG Conn. ave- opp. Rochambeao. nol3.t-
FINEST. LARGEST; ALL OUTSIDE: 20
posur.: private residence: owners location; pri,
vate inside rear entrance; storage IN cen .sa
INV heat; h; water year around inaD Oes.at.
FOR NFNT-123sIs DUNCAN ST. NE,
mic. 4-room and bath nat. I'd floor la.5 so
as 1 c Ct B. an soaDES o4 9Th NV ''
ANALOsTAN FLATS. IT'S, coRcoRAN, 81, ST.
en-: bathroom; hot-water heat; gas Iaag so. .of
cooking. nol.-sot-
SPLENDID FLAT OF FIVE CHEERFUL
rooms: large bath: fine piazzns; gas and coal
range: furnace in cellar: separate entrance;
inside stairs to cellar; very desirable from
every viewpoint: s21.5o or $2o.5o; worth SIS
1120h Florida ne noll-6t
FOR RENT-IN THE WEsTMORELAND. BACH
elor apartment. furnished. room and hath.
for ten months I'll Apply Mrs E. RUST SMITH.
apartment 612. n1i1-r
FOR RENT-'OAkLAND' APIS, ZUl9 COL.
I'd, Wash Hgts.; one 7r. apt. furnished or
unfurnshed.
ST. $50 mo. The Stanton 1913 C st. ne.
s and 6r. $50 TO $35 mo. Apply at buildings.
NOW VACANT = BEAUTIFUL Cd FLOOR
apartment, rooms reception hall aad bath;
all bright outside rooms; closets: large hack
porch: hOt-water heat. Apply TO OWNER.
1890 18th st NV no9-It
FOR RENT
THE PORTNER APARTMENTS,
18th and u SITS. NV.
Furnished or unfurnished, one four az room
non-housekeeping suite: all bright. sunny looms.
Do7-14t
THE LINCOLN, 18TH ST. Sc. NEAR LIN
coin Park-Apartments; six large outside rooms
and bath; rent. $35 per month,
motif JAMES A. CAHILL. 1908 st. NV.
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CONVENIENT To NAVY YARD, AND


FOR SALE
CONVENIENT To NAVY YARD, AND
EASY TERMS.
These two features shoull at once appeal to
n.any who have been considering the purchase
Of low priced house IN the southeast 500
cash and the balance Ike rent will make you
the owner of a comfortable brick home, six
rooms and bath. with nice hack ynrd to rear
alley. Take the first step to becoming the
owner Of your own home by king an appoint
ment with to show you Of these desir.
able properties. Price. 81 500
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1892 New York ave
FOR SALE-$7. 150-ONE or THE FINEST
houzes on Capitol Hill; must be disposed of
Immediately. The owner Of this magnificent
residence Is compelled to leave the city on
short notice and Is willing to sacrifice In order
to make a quick sale. This property is
ner on one OF the most prominent avenues with
frontage of over 30 feet. II constructed
by OF the best builders In the city at n
cost Of $40 500 to the present owner. who has
occupied it ever since 1t was built The house
Is double. buit Of green stone and red pressed
brick. heated by nrst-class hot-water beating
plant. There are eleven large rooms and two
tiled baths. many cabinet mantels, etc. II
you are looking to buy bargain In Of the
finest residences ever offered Capitol Hill
do not fail to about this bargain.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave-
nOI4-3t
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BICYCLE REPAIRING.

SEND YOUR OLD BICYCLE TO ME-: WILL
make It look like new: all kinds OF expert re.
pairing done reasonably. THE BICYCLE RE-
PAIR SHOP. 424 10th NV. OPP. gas once.
oc3l-90t
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AUL CO., It'll 81 N.
ST. Or. and b. $500
400 N Cap, 4r.ad $4,000
POT r NV. Ar. b. 1850
1890 18th NV. 81. 2h. II. 90
1928 Dean ne. Ar. h. 10. so
l144 7th NV. 3r. big. 80
1910 7th NV. IT.. 1900
1906 7th. Sd u. 5r.l0.u0
ll12 7th NV, 3r, "a. 300
7l6 r NV. 2r- A. 80
motif
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FOR RENT -6sS 4TH ST. NE: COY Broom
brick house with BATH latrobe heat; only
SiI3O.
wIILIGE. GIBBS < DANIEL. coz & COS 18TH.
mol ~
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RI ave. NV.
! 1910 Fla nv ne. Or. b27 so
lC5 Fl NV. 1r. b. so
51S 10th ne. ar.b. 20. so
343i Brighfwood av
NV, Dat. Gr. b. IL. 20
Sol 4th sc. fiat Ar. b. 1900
nol3-tf
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FOX sALE-FINESr LOTS IN rAKOMA PARK;
near electric and steam car lines: water, sewer
and gas cheap and easy terms A. A. Lips.
COME and J. l.. EARNEST. Trustees 323 Az
q. A-W. apo.tf
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FOR RENT-BY wEscorr q WILCOX.

FOR RENT-D. D. THOMPSON 4 Co. 1885 + NV.
1745 18th NV. Or $ 1872 Ben re, DC 81. w1O. so
OF
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FOR REINFORCEMENT TO THE NEW
niun depot; Mass. ave. ne: most dcsira
bile Groom modern bath brick residences; only
So per month.
LET rs SHOW THEM TO YOU.
NILIIGE, GIBBS & DANIEL, COB 4 G05 18TH.
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COTTAGE CITY. MD. NEAR r. 1. AVE & Bath
ne, Dist. line sta; one fare; water: sewerage:
elect. lights: wide ave-: nne shade; low taxes;
cottages & lots: easy terms. ROGERS RYAN.
tc2S-1hOt.4
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FOR RENT-ON q ST. NV. EST OFF 18TH;
attractive s-room uodern-hath brick. with
furnace heat In frst-cIdss condition; $3.50
WILLIGE. GIBBS X DANIEL. COB & COS 18TH
uoli-:it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-15

FOR NT-CONNENiENT TO THE CAPITOL
and Library; on LIST st. ne; a delightful IL
room brick residence. hrand-new steam heating
plant just Installed: house in frst-class condi-
ton throughout: only 5000.
LET Us SHOW 1T TO YOU.
WILTIGE, GIBBS & DANIEL, Cos & Cos 18TH.
nUl4-.it
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FoH SALE-EASY TERMS; SMALL CASH PAY.
ment, balance monthly: six detached cottages
six rooms, wafer electric light: one fare
10 minutes ride to city.
BENZ. 2. EDWARDS. TIT 18th 1t. NV.
salQ.ff
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FOR CONVENIENT TO THE AGRI-
cultural Dept: lll6 Va. ave. s-w.. most de
slrabIe 3-story bay window brick residence,
rent only So. 60.
wII.LIGE. GIEBS K DANIEL, Coz & COS 18TH
uofi ~
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THE LINCOLN, 18TH ST SEE. NEAR LIN
coin Park-Apartments; six large outside rooms
and bath rent. $35 per month,
motif JAMES A. CAHILL 1908 + st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-15

FOR RENT-IN TIE : f. SECTION WE HAVE
some Irand-new semi tGched brtcG houses. d
cheerful rooms, modern bath, furnace heat
only Sl75o.
LET rs SHOW THEM TO YOU.
wILIIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. COB & Cos 18TH
uol4-.St
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs,
FURNIsHED on UNIURNf.HED.

FOR REST-CSFTgSIsuED
jIIi ~ l2r 2bSI5 no 49, nyon Tor. tI'o 90
:7.7 NV lDr. 2b 90 la:Ss ian nv, In-. hi1 so
i1ss nth. Tor, h 80 o" TO-; IuEss pI ior. b.a 90
1919 18th .I3s. bs5 .oai 1928 Q NV. ST. h.,3I 80
The Loretta Apartments. 5000 TO S3I 80
We ,sve plumber OF dssfi-ue furn,-hs.
houses Ia the ". section: rent. $50 per mo. and
Upward. TYLER ROTH Et.rnhi; Inc,
no2- l3t"I0 40 18th st. NV.
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D. The paper must be of the best quality,
manufactured of linen rags, or continuing a prr-
tion Of fax. and the bidder shall state the com
position OF the pulp and guarantee Its uniformity.
The presence of spots or no es. grains hard
substances derived from the imparity OF the
pulp or other defects in the paper to b. delivered
shall not be allowed. and paper not having all
the qualities specified. shall be rejected.
u. The weight of the paper shall not he more
than ~ grams per square meter. Ar allowance
OF J9o over and 3GS under such Precise weight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
VOICE TEST IN THE SENATE.
One That Stnntls Test Hest VIII Win
Owner s15OO ,yuh,

One That Stands Test Test VIII Win
Owner S:,5CO job
WASHINGTON, d. c.. December IL
Some time between now and December
18th the historic Senate chamber Is
going to resemble the classroom of a
school OF elocution or the private the
atre of an instructor of aspirants for
the favor of the footlight worshipers.
Sundry young men. with elegant voices
and the backing of their respective
Senators, will foregather there and de-
claim.
The voice that best maintains its
equilibrium throughout several hours.
more or less. of reading. will be APP
pointed. together with its fortunate
possessor. reading clerk Of the Senate.
at a salary of $4,000 per annunh The
promotion of the former reading clerk,
recently made, has created vacancy
in this important position. and hundreds
of aspiring young men who deem them
selves qualified to I'LL it have sent In
applications therefor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. December LITTLE cotton
market recovered part of yesterdays loss
during to-day's trading. with the close
steady at net advance of HAS points.
Saies were estimated at 100000 bales. The
MAI ket opened steady at an advance OF a
az Points on better Liverpool cables than OK
pscted and private advices stating that the
1,aglish trade did not consider yesterdays
decline in the New York market warranted
by the bureau But there was heavy selling
by wall Street people the call. Local
operators thought they could see evidence
that big lines were being liauidated, and
selling became general right after the open
inE with prices declining to net loss of
12Hl3 points on the active months This
carried the market under the lowest point
OF Yesterday and represented break OF
Htcut 20 points from the high level of last
Saturday. Many traders thought this decline
too violent, and with private reports from
thu South indicating that while some hedged
cotton was for sale at concessions farmers
wtrt refusing to accept a lower level There
was a good deal OF buying during the mid
Ile session. and IN the afternoon the mar
ket turned firm On ,corering and better sup
Will: having sold out their long lines TO
Southern spot markets. officially reported
were unchanged 10 7-l6c. lower. The close
was practically the best prices Of the day.
Receipts at the ports TO day We're 7l,3jT
bales against 52.9o3 bales last week and g.
!65 bales last year. For the week. 3s5 900
bales agains, 31o.i52 bales last week and
.lsil61 bales last year. To-day's receipts ut
New Orleans a7,a57 bales against ei.74S las,
year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12

100 Aliis.choimers ............
AllIs-Chalmsrs, pfd......
$3.50 Amalganlnted Copper -.
500 American Can ............
go American Can, pfd. ......
2,9l0 Am. Car and l'o.. cx. div,
Am. g. and H., pd. cx. div
200 .tmei'ira Cotton Oil.
..lh1 Amer. Locomotives ..t....
100 Amer. Locomotive, pfd..
ic.0I0 American Smelling ...a.
800 American Sugar ...........
American Tobacco, COM.
American Tobacco, pfd. {.
$50 Anaconda Copper .........
100 Atciison
200 Atchison. pf6.
l,o10 Atlantic Coast Line.
a15 Baltimore and Ohio.
1i,2.0 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
100 Canadian Pacific .,........
$40 Chesapeake and Ohio...
500 Chicago Great Western.
II, 400 Chi, Mil. and st. Paui..
loo CHI, Nj. and st. Paul. pfd.
Las Chicago and Northwest.
Clev., Gin. Chi. and ST. l.
700 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
l.l31 Colorado and Southern. /.
100 Col. and South, lst pfd..
800 Col. and South, I'd pfd...
Consolidated Gas .........
Delaware and Hudson...
1900 Distillers' Sec. Cor........
l.l0o Erie -, ...................
500 Erie, list pfd................
Erie, Cd pfd..
General Electric .........
200 Great Northern. pfd......
$50 Great Northern Ore ctfs.
100 Illinois Central ..........
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12

chnndlse and passengers. Old Dominion Line
Barge Glenwood Fa!rbrouthers Baltimore.
| coal s. II. Halves & Co.
Barge Sharon Hill, Batterby, Washington,
D. c.. asphalt blocks, washington Asphalt
Block and Thing Company
Tug Standard OIL Company, No. II. Burke.
Baltimore. barge of oil. Standard OIL Co. f
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon, Harney, Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Is ndiugs and Norfolk merchandise and pas.
sergers. Virginia Navigation Company.
Barge John F. McIw;llnc, Moore. Peters.
burg. Va. acid phosp hnte
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12

Steady. sugar--Raw firm: fair refining,
S3.50 @a.35; centrifugal, 96 test, sass; mo-
lasses sugar. s5a sos: refined. steady COT.
fec--Spot steady; Rio. No. !. &C.; Santos. No.
Z. &c: mild. steady: Cordova, 9siM13hc.
Futures net unchanged to points higher.
Buttcr-Firm and unchanged. Cheese
Steady and unchanged Eggs-Frm and
unchanged.
Cottonseed oil-E,irm for crude and spot
retired, but easy for futures. Prime cruds.,
IS q csc.; prime sum ner yellow. 3sc; II sum
n:cr yellow az. a.SSc.; good off summer vel.
low. 81. q CSC: prime white. 43c.; prim.
winter yellow. sc. Freights and Peanuts
Steady and unchanged. Potatoes---1rs.,.
frpser; State and Western, per sack. Sl..5 q
Flo; sweets. dull and unchanged. Cnu-
ba Ees-Easy and unchanged
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
CATTLE MAR,zETs

CHICAGO December 1l.--CATTLEr-R
ce!pts estimated about $4,000 head. Market
IL q FAC. lower. Steers s4nC.so; COWS s2.;5
q 80; heifers. s2.5oMa.ab; bulls, s2.60Gp
& so, calves, s3H7.25 storkers and feeders,
Sl.4oai5o fiogs>-Receipts estimated at
1000 head. Market a5c higher. Choice.
heavy shipping, si,SoG $50; light. butchers,
sa.S9 @i.so; light, mixed, s4.65&A,75; choice
sales. S4.G5GA.sb. Sheep--Estimated abou,
20 900 head Market steady. Sheep So 10 %
s.75 lambs, s5.+on6,25; yearlings, sa.2ode
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posTMAsTERs AND PATENTS.
Appointments in Virginia and Carolina
md List OF InYenlOrA.

IFr0m Our Regular Correspondcnt.l
WASHINGTON.s p. c.. December ill.,
Postmasters appointed in Virginia: Van
Buren, Furnace. Shenandoah county.
George J.. Whitaker, vice Emily F.
King. resigned.
North Carolina: Bath. Beaufort coun-
ty, Matte v. Windley. vice II. A.
Wndley dead; Garner, Wake county
John w. Parker, vice n B. Bryan, dead:
White Oak, Bladen county. David r.
Melvin, vice Robert l.. Bryan, dead. a
Herbert p. Walker appointed regu-
lar and Willie Jordan. substitute rural
Patents Issued to Yirglnians: James
Hedrick, Favonia. l,oof parer; Buella
Stanley. Herndon. device for receiving
and delivering mail pouches.
North Carolina: Erving G.. Hudson,
Wilmington. backing brush; Oscar r.
.kearns. High Point. provision safe;
Thomas II. Raney Chapel Hill, fruit
canning device.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

and abou, steady. Rye Fiour--stcady. Buck
wheat Flour and Cornmeal-Steady Rye
Dull Wheat--Spot nrm; No red, $1,000,
seTator Options 3sQ1ac, net higher De.
amhef, sLoaH: May, s107T. July sl,0att.
cnrn--Spot firm: No. 2, Gshc. elevator. on.
Nom go lssc. net higher, December. 6si.c ,
Nay. 6Slf Uats--Spot Arm: mixed $50.
Eeef--rsteady; beef hams s25ag7.oO Cut
Meats and Lard--steady. Pork--Flim. raj.
c@--steady. Petrolsum--Firm Rosin--
rI.pentine--Quiet. Rice--Quict aIoiasses--
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7 $. rounding as, registered. .......
;. refundin2 IS. coupon. ...........
< $. -. ieyisercd. Observation-Disclosures.
y. ;. -, coupon Observation-Disclosures.
U. s. New is. registered. .............
L. 5 New is. coupon. Observation-Disclosures.
American Tobacco *. .................
Tobacco ss. Observation-Disclosures.
Ach'son general 49,. .................
Atchison adjustment is tbid) .........
Atchison cony. is...
Atchison conv. 5s.
Atlantic Coast Line 4s...............
Baltimore and Ohio As. ...............
baltimore and Ohio 3iss (bid}.....
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. is......
Central of Georgia IS (bid). ........
Central of Georgia LIST Inc. (bid) 1889.
Central of Georgia Ind Inc. tbldD -.
Central of Georgia Sd Inc. tbid). 1850.
and Ohio ias...........
1h:cago and Alton si2s fbid,. ......
rhicngo, u. and Quincy new 4s. .,....
ch!cago. Il. ]. and Pacific X. r. is...
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BORED HOLE .l]N PALM
Joseph Kcllar Victim OF Peculiar Accident In
PlMning Mills.


Planning Mills.
joseph Keilar. an cmploye OF the Sitterd.
lns Carneal & Davis Company. WAS the vic.
tim yesterday morning Of rather a peculiar
accident, In which he had hole bored
through the palm of his hand. 2
lie was working at a boring machine when
ihis sleeve caught in the machinery, and
his hand was drawn under the auger. Be-
fore he could extricnte II q hole had been
bored in his hand. Dr.. Strole, of the am.
ttnlanee, was called to the scene. and he re
lieNed the mans suferings and Mr.. Kcllar
was taken TO his home. No. 1870 West Mar
shall Street