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further reaction before going in to any extent.
A New York dispatch says: There was re-
newed selling OF Amaigamated In consequence
OF the heavy tone in copper stocks in London
1t predicted that the London fortnightiy
copper statistics would show Il largely in
creased quantity of the metal in sight. Lower
prices looked for. the copper and steel
and iron business are not at all as good as ex-
pected."
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished by e. F. Hut
ton & Co. 400 California street, San Fran
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Rutter, Cheese and ERgs

CHICAGO, April 13.-On the produce exchange
today the butter market was steady; creameries,
22Q30c; dalries 20@26c; eggs, steady; at mark,
cases included, 14c; frsts, 14nc; prime nrsts,
15c; cheese, steady, 12@135c.
ELGIN ILL.,, April l3.-The butter market
firm at 29c. Sales for the week were
1872 500 pounds.
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Passover holidays should make for 4 firm and
active market for the rest of the week. Twenty
six sacks Of game came In and met with slug
gish demand at weak prices, hare and rabbits be-
ing lower.
Poultry (per doxen)-Hens, s5.6O96 for small:
roosters. $494.50; young ROSTERS, s7.5oGS so;
do extras, sHQ10; fryars, $7@S; large broilers.
$4.5045 so; small broilers. xS94; ducks. S6g5
for young and S415 for old; pigeons. 81 23G
1o0; squads. $242. 90; geese, s2-5o43 per pair;
goslings. SQ3-50 per pair; turkeys. nominal
gaesa sc@,si sya s-.r+ siSIsT SH Sar. SimI "
cottontaif rabbits 81 .JO6l.T5
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LOCAL MARKETS
San Franci.co Money Market

Stering exchange was slightly higher yeeter-
oay and Hongkong exchange shade lower.> Sill
yer We was a fraction higher. New York rates stood
as on Saturday. There nothing new in
money. which quiet. with the bankers
maintaining that conservative attitude with
"nicn the borrowing public is familiar.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS

Naval stores-Turpentine and Rosin
SAVANNAH. Ca, April 13.-Turpentinc,
firm. Acc: sales. 444 receipts. J61: shipments.
ments E75 sales a7o; o;o recep ;svo snip
g, $40: D, So .421h; f.. S3.45; and 0.
g so; "A, SO 60: /. $40; x, 81. 20; N.
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Poultry and Came

car of western chickens. consisting almost
wholly Of large hens was put on sale Yesterday
and met with brisk demand the stock clean
Ing up rapidly at high prices Supplies OF native
stock. including what held over from last
week. were small and all descriptions were re-
ported Arm at the previously quoted rates, deal
crs being very strong In their views ae to prices
The extra buying Tor the Easter and Hebrew
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Foreign Futures
ST. Loui. Wool Marked

ST. LOUIS, April l3.-wool steady Mo-
diuIn grades, conbing and clothing, i8Ql9c;
li9ht ine l6@lTc; hsavy tine, 12813c; tub
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Visible Grain supply

NEW YORK, April 13-The visible supply
of grain Saturday, April Il. complied by
lows:
Wheat-37, ,3T6 600 bushels; decrease, 1.o36.-
900 bushels. Corn-5, 794, 900 bushels; increase,
~ 900 0ats-1I. .o2l, 900 bushels; Increase.
e'3, ooo Rye-522, 900 bushels; decrease IS, Ooo.
Barley-3, lS4, 600 bushels; increase. 1000.
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Hay and Feedafuffa

The predictions OF the hay merchants are be-
Ing verified and the recent sharp advance has
greatly increased the receipts, as holders are
rushing in their stocks to get the benent Of the
prevailing high prices. The arrivals yesterday
were 1,7I4 tons, including 1T cars. This heavy
showing made buyers very cautious and they held
on. and $3.50 was about the highest sale,
though most choice lots held up to previous
quotations. There was nothing new IN feed
stuffs.
Bran-$30032 per ton
Middlings-$33136 per ton.
Shorts-$31633 per ton.
Feedstuns-Rolled barley, $29@30; rolled oats
for feed. S1@33; mixed feed. $2692T; oilcake
meal. in 20 ton lots $3.50. In 10 ton lots $685. 5
ton lots 80, smaller rots $50; cocoanut cake
or meal At mills, sgt in 10 and $27 so in 5 ton
lots, jobbing $2S; corn meal. S34 cracked corn.
800; broom corn seed, 5000 0$1 per ctl; alfalfa
meal and mealfalfa, jobbing lots S23, carload
lots $22 per ton.
Hay-Wheat, $16021; wheat and oat, $16@2o;
tame cat, $13Q17.50; volunteer wild oat $12@
IL. 80; alfalfa, $9@14; stock, SS@10 per ton.
Strew-66090c per bale
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Loans, Exchange and silver

LOCAL
Trme mercantile paper ..-..... 6Q7 per cent
Loans .I on real estate ........... 60S per cent
sterling exchange, 90 days..... 4s6
Sterling exchange, signt - -T14s s7X
Sterling exchange, cables -64 sat
New York exchange sight . d 05
New York exchange, telegra phic. On .0TH
Hongkong exchange, sight - d 45.20
EHon9kong exchange, telegraphic.. q 45.3
SsaHser,s per ounce ............ @ 54%
Mexican dollars, nominal On "a
CONTINENTAL
New York on Paris " 5tau
New York Mexico ..... 2O3
San Francisco on Mexico .... 10
aris, on LONDON .................... 25.l2H
DeTiin on London OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20. -
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. April 13.-Today's statement
OF the treasury balances in the general fluid
shows: Available cash balance, $3.50 S31, $40;
gold coin and bullion, $26, S96 $40; gold certif-
Gates, $25, ,1So, ,2so.
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Flour and Farinaceou. Goods

Flour-Califomia family extras $540@S net
without discount; bakers extras. IS. 4095. .65
supe.nns sup s42o@45o; Oregon and Washington,
per dol. $465Q6 for family, bakers and pat
ents and - 1044.30 for cut Oh; Kansas patents.
San Francisco track, SECS: do straight, Ss.45;
Dakota straights, 1910; patents, $3.50 per bbl
cash. no discount are as follows: Graham nour,
% per 100 lbs; rye nour, 40; rye meal. $500;
do $40; oat meal $4IO; oat groats. 81 90:
hominy, So 40@3.60 buckwheat four S4;
cracked wheat. "a: so: farina, $40; whole wheat
hour. $3.20; rolled oats, bbls SEQ Us, In sacks
96. 25@6.71: rolled wheat. bbls $4.3o, in sacks
$3.50; pearl barley. $40; split peas, boxes SIS
per 100 lbs.
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Cash Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO, April 13.-Cash quotations were as
t0icws; e bS Flour, easy & No 3 spring wheat 9Scg
6I%c; No. yellow, 6s@6Shc; No. oats,
62%c; No. white, 51@541sc; fair to choice
mailing barley 7Sg7sHe No northwestern % NV ssa-,
ribs. sides Qoose). s6.621 u 7.12ts; mess pork,
per bbl. S13:371s lard per 100 lbs, $13. .5o
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New York Mining stock.
Boston Stocks and Bonds
THE COPPER STOCKS

THE COPPER STOCKS
BOSTON. April i3.-The market was abso-
iuteiy featureless, with trading very limited
The active issues were for sale in moderate
quantity on reported weakness In the metal
ana the decline IN Amalgamated and Anaconda
In New York There appeared TO be good de-
mand for Butte around 50 and Range around
81. There is nothing in the situation to buy
stocks on yet and operators would wait for q
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Beans and Seeds

The week opened with no further change in
bean quotations
Beans (per ctll-Bayos S3@s. 10; pea. Sc. 75@
S.75; pink. $S0S10; red, S. 60@4; butter, s. so;
limas. S450@4.7o; red kidney. $2.76@3 25: black
eyes. SS.26@3.b 80; horse beans. 81. .250275; cram
seeds-Brown mustard, $36360: yellow mus
tard. nominal; naxseed, So. carload LOTS canary,
4c; alfalfa. 1911 @20c; rape, cleaned, 2isc; tim
3hc per lb; broom corn seed $1s020 per ton.
Dried Peas-Green quoted at 81. 65@3 and
Niles at $2.2502.6o per ctl.
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

MONDAY. April 1S-10:30 a. m
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask. Bid Ask.
n or ep 1191a 12l II 8s or coup 100$4 101 \.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
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Eastern Livestock Market


OMAHA, April s,-CattIs-Recepts. 5000:
6.s5; cows and hefers. $3.5O@5sO; western
steers, s375G6.75; Texans. $3.25@526; cows
and heifers. $2.75@4.50; Gamers, $2@3.bo
stockers and feeders, $345.25; calves. S3@6;
bulls and stays, S3@5.25
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market 5@10c lower
Heavy, $5.60@5.75; Mixed S5.65@6; pigs, g. so
Q5.25; bulk of sales. SIS. 60@5.85.
Sheep-Receipts. 200; market strong to 1oc
higher. Yearlings. S6@6.60; wethers, $3.50
6.25; ewes. $506; lambs. $6.7547.60.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO April 13.-Catt1e-Receipts, about
% 200; market steady to strong. Beeves, 81. cog
$780, cows, S2.15@625; heifers, S4. 4.b0Q5 .40
calves, $4S0@6.25; westerns. S4.40@5.bo; stock
ers and feeders, So. .20Q5.25.
Hogs-Receipts, about $4,000: market 6Q10c
lower Light, s5.6506.15; mixed. S5.8596 ID;
heavy, $5.55Q6.10; rough, s5.55@5.75; pigs,
-. 50@5. .45; bulk of sales, $5.95@0,1O.
81 Sheep-Receipts about l2.000 market strong
% 10c higher. Natives, S4.75@675; westerns,
81. 75Q6-s5; yearlings, S6.25@7.25; lambs seq
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, April 13.-Cattle-Receipts
1000; market steady to strong. Native steers
$5.2506.90; do cows and heifers, $3Qp6 49,
stockers and feeders, So. .75@5.76; bulls, 50. 75@
5.25; calves, sage; western steers, $5G6.75; 40
cows. 50. 70@525.
Hogs-Receipts 1000, market 5610c lower.
Bulk OF sales. s570@5.95; heavy. $6. soQl5 80;
packers and butchers s5.65@585; light s.. 60@
5.60 pigs s4@4S0.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000; market steady to
weak. Muttons. s.. 5.25l6 so; lambs, $6.5ode1 20;
range wethers, $5.5o@7; fed ewes, $5@e.25.
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New York Metal Market

New York Metal Market
NEW YORK, April 13.-Thsre was quite
sharp break in the London tin market today.
with spot quoted at f141 los and futures at
tl4O los. The local market was easy and
lower In consequence. with quotations ranging
from 81 12iac to 81 5Oc
Copper advanced 5s in the London market,
with spot quoted at s5S and futures at s5S
los Locally the market was weas but IN
changed, with lake quoted at u. .i6Gl2S }ac;
electrolytc, l262 y @i2.75e: casting, 1913! " "a
12:50c.
Lead unchanged at f13 15s in the Lon
don market and at 395Ql4c locally.
Spelter was unchanged at Ell 5s in the
English market. but easy and shade
lower locally at 46oQG .65c.
Iron was lower, with standard foundry quoted
at 50s Sd and Cleveland warrants at 5ls Sd
In London. Locally no change was reported.
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Northern Wheat Market

PORTLAND, April l3.-CIub, SIC; bluestem.
sec: valley SAC; red. SEE; +. o. b. ahoat 1@ 40
WASHINGTON
TACOMA, April l3.-Market unchanged; blue
stem, SIC; club. SEC; red, SOC
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London Closing Stocks

Bar silver-Steady; 25 8-led per
Money-2Q2H per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills Is 2h per cent and for three months
bills 2& per cent
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Lo. Angelo. Market.

LOS ANGELES, April 1S-BuS1ness opened
fairly active and the tone Of the market was
swamping demand Of all kinds of fruits and
account OF the presence Of the neet and large
numbers Of visitors Despite fairly large re-
eeipss d over " Sunday the egg market was ; sd
at less than 21c. Several big handlers in
the market for any quantity at 1870, and the
calls and 1870 for northern. Seven carloads OF
eastern eggs already have reached here and have
be been n. put into storage part Of these have
this morning and further offerings are probable.
good If not better than the local offered and
command the same price as northern case count.
Butter is steady on heavy receipts. Small
lots continue to be put into storage, and this
quantity will increase after the neet departs.
Unless rains come in short time the supply
be expected. The need Of rain is becoming
apparent In the market for nearly all California
ars n Is t. OMea F
are In sight. Several large shipments came this
morning The crop of Bermudas is large.
offered the price being S44425 per hundred.
Potato receipts were ample to meet the de-
mand and large shipments are rolling.
Receipts of produce--Eggs. COS cases; butter,
60 sss s92 pounds cheese, 5,176 pounds; potatoes,
Is sacks; apples. So boxes; onions, none.
Eggs-Local ranch canded, lS@20c; selected,
2lc; G cas- case count, 171a@17Ec
15c; anchor. Young America. 16c; hand cheese.
anchor brand. lie; eastern singles lie: eastern
twins, lie; eastern cheddars, 17c eastern long
horn. 1S1ac; eastern daisy. 17h@1Skc; Swiss,
imported 32c; Swiss. domestic. 23c; brick cream,
21c; limburger 22623c
Potatoes (per ctl)-Fancy highland Burbanks,
90c@$l; choice, 75c@$1; fancy Salinas, $125@
l50; choice, $l.25; fancy Oregon early rose, $2@
2.50; Idaho. $1.25 Loinpoc. $1.500165; locar
yellow sweet potatoes sS3.75; local white sweet
potatoes So; red sweet potatoes. So per sack.
0n!ons-0hfo yellow si50 Colorado red globe,
"a 80: Bermuda $3@3.25 crate; garlic, lsc.
Beans lper ctl)--Pink No. l. SO. 3.50@365;
lima No; l. IS; Lady Washington No: l. $500:
small white No. l. So. T00l3. 50; blackeyes, 50 !;
Garvanzas $3.50; lentfls 1t5ac.
Chilis-Eyaporated 12Hc.
Popcorn-New 81 30 per 100 lbs.
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Wheat and Other Grains

Wheat-The worlds shipments for the week
we're as Follows (in quarters): Russian, 81. 900;
In ,o0 o 10000; Argentine. 59o,o00; Austria
Chicago opened the week lower under favor.
sD,e ADJ weather an oyer the belt. except in west
s Sah francisco market stood the same, futures
being neglected. while the cash grain was firmly
De''' WIN the 0e4sPa CASH s,ETEy WMEAT Improving.
California club, 81. 80 " q .65; do, milling.
grades Of California 81 norths1n C%sr S,ys
IL 621z al .e5; northern buestem. iS7ISD1 III.
norfaefn ~ red $i ssh CLEO; turkey red 81. SO a
FUTURES
". 1890 a. m. Session.
2 p. m. Session.
Barley-Receipts were heavy yesterday. beins
L. oso ctls. of which IL, 455 were from ,resons
The latter. however, was all sold nrior 10 "a.
rival There were sales Of No. / domestic st
tl.4o. showing an unchanged cash market. Fu-
unsettled appearance of the weather rendered
call operators cautious.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed spot 81 3s4 a 80. com,
mon to fair, $1.32Ia al.37h per CT: brewtna
a.4'Si.0o; shipping IITHl and shsvalier, nominal
1890 a. m. Session
bss p:s.ns.. ~ s%. 'ss Sig; e. .$s; S'l:s
May. So I, @i sales; si'sios sIss bid
Dss.ns.. sPss .Iss. .H'gA iis7 s1g s. alsss, ssss
oats-There was nothing new yesterday the
Good to choice red. $1.55@1. .571a; ordinary
do, 81 471a 0l.521s; white, 1.50@1 .65; gray are
nominal
Corn-All conditions remained unchanged yes
terdsy. The market rules dull
California small round yellow, nominal; large
yellow, $l!O white, nominal; western states
yellow, sacked. $l.7O; In bulk, San Francisco
track, sl.o2; white. sl.62; mixed. $780, Egyp-
tan. nominal.
Rye-california. s1.47h@1.5o per ctl.
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i 10@1o11c; extra choice, 11@1Ihc; fancy, III
Ql2c; extra fancy, 13@l4c.
Ralsins-Are dull, with loose musceten
quoted at 500Hc: seeded raisins, 5h @Sc; Lou
don layers 81. .65Ml 76
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New York Stock List

z. r Hutton Co.. 4eO California street.
easmbers OF the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list OF bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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-alrs Page Of Commercial News
General Merchandise

5a5kc; 225 lbs and over. al CSC per ID; boars
so per cent, stays 30G40 per cent and sows 1OGg
90 per cent OF from above quotations.
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New YORK Stock Ia..-oontinusd

Sales STOCKS High Low Bid
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11
BURNED TO DEATH
DOWN in THE MINE
Investigation Of Recent Disaster
in Russia Reveals Archaic
Methods.

YUSOVO RUSSIA, July 1o.-.An in.
quest into the fatal conl mine explo-
sion OF last week has revealed Il ter
rible picture OF the archaic methotlssof
mining in vogue in Russia, and the
utter absence Of Inspection. 1t has
been a matter OF common knowledge
for years past that the Rickovosky
mine was dangerous The workmen
named 1t THE Inferno" because OF the
prevalence of Sitting gas In the work
ings, and they would only consent to
go down at double wages.
The explosion itself was not OF grea t
force, and majority OF the 900 men
who lost their lives were burned to
death or suffocated by after damp. It
would have been possible to save all
but about a dozen OF the men below
II prompt measures had been taken,
as fully an hour elapsed after the ex-
plosion before the flames broke out.
During this hour the rescuing par
ties waited with folded hands for In
formation as to how and where they
were to descend. Immediately after
the explosion an engineer recklessly
descended the main shaft without a
mask. He was overcome by the damp
and brought to the surface. He had to
be revived. after which he drew a
rough sketch OF the interior or the
nine, and It was on that the rescuing
parties went ahead. No other plans OF
the workings were to be had. 1t wa
learned also that vital parts OF the
fire engines had been stolen, and for
the first day water had to be passed
into the shaft IN buckets.
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1tspociai 10 rhe ,rimes.Disp

Especial to The Times Dispntch.l
B1sLEY, ENGLAND July 1o.-The
first and second stages OF the Olympic
shooting competition ending this nf.
ternoon with the American team In the
lead. "A strong wind over the range
to-day, which ID proving something OF
a puzzle TO the mnrksmenon account
of It's varinbleness.
The international team competitions
are at 200, 500 GOO, 500, 900 and 1000
yards, each team of SIX using the arms
or their respective countries. Each
team fires ninety rounds. fifteen per
man at each OF the six distances. Be-
cause Of the large number OF teams
competing, the contests Will occupy
two full days.
In tho 2o0-yards competition the
American team scored 42S out OF a pos.
slble 45O. Sweden was second with
4?S. In the 500 yards competition, the
Americans won by a score OF t,201.
while the British team was second,
With 1888.
Walter Winans. for the United States,
this morning won the double shot In
divIdual competition, in which he was
yesterday tied with Rnnken, England.
Winans made perfect score,
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SLIGHT GAINS REPORTED
IN cOMMER CIAL- y7R 0GRESS

g. NETWORK. july i0.--R. q. Dun & Com
sphny.s Weekly Review Of Trade Tomorrow
will sny:
Further small net gains are recorded IN
commercial progress, favorable reports pre-
dominating. although the tendency is by no
means definite. In many lines OF trade the
hut each week brings Increased manutac-
turing: activity. and instances are noted %
orders for fall goods placed too late TOT
delivery or specified dates
Textile mills are still curtailing OUTPUT.
especially in New England, but gradual In
provernont 10 noted In some nepartnents.
Demand has go long been confined to uf-
gent needs that there Is practical assur-
ance OF a vigorous movement when t,1n,.
Of stocks inEall positions. A fair c1n,ort
demand for lightweight cottons comes rom
India and Red Sea points. while staple
prints go to Manila and South america.
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George II. NIcrrydeyv.

George II, Merrydew, fifty-o one years
OF age, died at his home, No. 107 East
Main Street, yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock. Ie had been mem ber2of@ thu
Fire Department for a bout
seventeen years. lie was connected
with Engine Company Nc. 4 Mr..
death waa not uncNpe cted,
as physicians attending him had al
ready given up hope.
Miss Lucy Ann bruce. i
6 Miss I4ucy Ann Bruce died yesterday
at 9;15 a. NJ, at the8res!dence Of her
sister, Mrs. Mildred Strother Harper,
No. ga North Tenth Street, in the
seventy-slxt year OF her4age,
The funeral will take place from tho
this afternoon at S o'clock.
will he made In 44ollyw ood.
Dr. Patrick "A. Fitzhugh, S5,5
snsefdl to The Tim es- Dspatcll.l
rick a, Fitzhugh. g. well-known ply
siclan OF Northampton county died
Tuesday afternoon atethe homo OF Ills
Hs haa bee !ahhi IL iai nSag
health for soma time, but was iii on i
about two weeks, Although Of an al.
Ssnse Seasa hfs eW sgtsEsa hs sEhy
to his last illness nd an active llfa
ana continued to so ounl. Dr. F'lts-
hugh was q ma tive of M Ida EEK couIt-
~, hut came to this c onnty to locate
In early life. II was h ere tina he mar,
yled MISS g eorgt ma Tau kArd ana
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To MAKE LONG FLIGHT.

BERLIN. Tnly 1o.--Arrangements are
being completed for Count Zeppeiln.s
o4-hour flight in HIS new giant air :
4 ship to take place July l4th. Ihere
be twsntytwo rel nf{ics Of av who
viii follow the Dreadnought of the
air along the roads from Friedrich ].
shafen to Mayence. The occupants OF
5fhe motor cars will communicate by
telegraph with the Headquarters on
the Lake Of Constance, reporting 1sn ,,i mel
Ia CHI motor car will CORY a large
white flag in the day time In order
to3 be recognized by the men In tho
airship. while during the night time
they will make their presence known
BY means Of searchlights, 1 should zs inc
min will fly a red flag during the
day or show red searchlight a, az
right. All the military posts and
police stations along the route; as
well an the Rhine River police. have
been ordered to hold themselves In
readiness night and day to give as
cfc Il I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11
MAY SELL THE PROPERTY
OF ODELL MANUFACTURING co.
tspecial 10 The Times Dlspatof,

special 10 ue lllneS- Olspatou.l
GREENSBORO, N. C., June 10.-1n
the United States Court this morning
on petition OF Caesar Cone, receiver OF
the Odell Manufacturing Company.
through his attorney. James FL Pou
Judge Boyd signed an order notifying
all creditors and all sto ckholders to ap-
pear before him at Greensboro on Au-
gust 5th and show cause, If any. they
have, why the sale Of the mill prop
erty should not be decreased, as prayed
for by the receiver. a. further notice
was Issued to all creditors that they
file their claims with the receiver at
Greensboro on or before July 27th, or
they will not NUes considered as liablli-
ties OF the company. The nxoperty In
volved comprises the extensive cotton
mill plants at Concord and Gastonla,
and has been in the hands of receiv-
ers since February, 1907.
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VIRGINIA ENNIS
CRACKS IN FINALS / L
Especial 10 The rl,ne.- p,lspateh.l

ATLANTA. GA. July to.--New Or ~.
leans PLAYERS won to !, emmpi nssanip
Hon tournament here to-day Mrs
blanc Monroe captured the challenge
4 rounds IN the ladies' singles from MISS
.ronos. OF ATLANTA, 7-S;. Cd thus re,
timing the titls , tor s any event the N an
orleans team, triumphed over Miss
Jones and Miss punwoady. OF atlanta Ia
in the finals Of the ladies' doubles.
IN the mems doubles, Whitehead and
winston. the Virginia team. won the
finals from c. Smith and Howell vs,. o. o.
head and winston will now play
thornton and Grant ~ Of ,na At 1i,1s IN
fTha semi finals in the mems singles
we're completed to-day, Cowan Rogers;
OF Knoxville, defeating Williams. o.
Atlanta. GA; CO, and Whttehead. OF
Virginia, won from Carlton Smith. OF
Atlanta. Gil. go. Rogers and White.
the winner to play Nat Thornton in the
challenge round.