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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-06-12
THE DISPENSARY INVESTICA-
TON.
Sensational Affidavit Made BY
Liquor Agent, in Which He
Alleges that He Paid Mon
ey to Certain Dispensary
Officials to Get Orders

&Columbia State, June 8: For
the first time since the beginning
ottthe revealing of the scandals
OF The old State dispensary has
thete been brought to light a
chaSge which implies directly
that the controlling agents of the
Stat4 dispensary got money for
favoTng certain firms.
Col o. w. Dudley, who is now
very at Lexington, KY, has
made tn affidavit, in the presence
of his Attorney, Col. Anthony j..
CARROLL of Louisville, KY, that
to secure an order for liquor from
the State dispenssry, Clarke Bros.
d Co. Of Peoria, Ill.,, had to pay
about 10 per cent com missions or
$4,000 on an order of 100000 de-
livered and accepted. The origi.
nal order was something like
$150,OOO, made in the last days
of the dSpensary, and great
deal of the stuff was turned back.
Mr.. ". +. Hull, manager of
Clarke Bros. & Co., testified when
he was here recently that he had
paid to G. w. Dudley sc. 200
commissions" to secure this bu-
siness.
Dudley ~a known to be i'll.
Attorney General Lyon and Col.
T. b. Fielder visited him last week
In Lexington, KY, and later his
attorney, Col. lAnothy J. Carroll,
a leading attorney of kentucky,
went to the hospital and advised
him to give the affidavit intro
duced In evidence yesterday.
This affidavit, while not admis-
sable In a court In which GRIM
ina! action is beng tried, is sal d
to be backed up With corrobora-
tive evidence, documentary and
sworn stimOny.
This is the first sime In all the
months of patient prodding that
the direct charge Of bribery has
been made. Col. Dudley was a
bon vlvant well known through
ont this State, and his affidavit.
which follows, shows that of the
$6,2OO he kept at least SO, 900 for
himself. The aflidavt is:
state of Kentucky County of
Fayette.
The afliant, G. W. Dudley.
states that he represented several
liquor dealers in the State of
South Carolina during and for
several years prior to 1906, for
the purpose OF procuring orders
for liquors for the State dispen-
sary. He states that during parts
of said time j. b. Wylie was a
member Of the board Of directors
of the State dispensaiy.
"Affiant states that about the
month of October, 1905, through
the efforts and by arrangements
with the said Wyhe he procured
an order from said State dispen-
sary for quantity of liquor to
be sold and furnished by the
Live Oak Distilling company of
Oinclnnau, Ohio.
Affiant states that he paid to
the said Wylie the sum of $1,000
as a commission for procuring
the purchase of sald liquors, that
amount being demanded by said
Wvlie, who was at said time q
me ember Of the board OF direc tors
Of the State dispensary.
Affiant states that About Dec
ember, 1906, he procufed an or.
der for the purchase of certain
liquors by the State dispehsary
from Clarke Bros. Co., of Paorj a
| III. He states shat he was paid
as commission for procuring Said
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

The local market for spot quiet prices
9r ddaF Guf 10 aaes @ bee4 !@'hS On @6 eontpc g %
soa esd aad se s'd higher at i as a
Charleston quiet nominal Norfolk staady and &c
15fhef a. 525 EaItimo5s nominal and e highsr at
55 bales St. Lons firm and unehahged At l2]so Hous-
aaa UNCHANGED iAte Mobile drrn and uaehansed al
higher at II Ice saies go bales Memphis frm and
dsips At Leading points for Tuesday: A. Ghyeson 500
70 @ z ~ S Ses a5 2nst 3 s72 z 9s o week s and PA last M
last week and 482 last year
a5 Gq % 69 S9O 6 695Si sp96S1aqn p9 % and export goo.
middlng upland 8 SOD Futures opened firm at 7al6
points ayfasas oa me- August aaHt4s s Ss
and 5
A4glst i oS4 Manchester-Ya Yarns-The higher price
FLOUR AND NEAIe-Flour traders reported a mod
also reports of far4heT a good saes
Of spring tents in sacks BY one Of the large minneapolis
ncaSnsea Tho stolo"ng are prices quoted on ths New
winter sfraefts Sc 4ose rs tr Pat9s 9ap 30 s 3S 81
extra No HiRtsE S5as5 % kansas straishts IS cog
a$i g; choice faness 5ogs4 -, cortN%E&i% -
9oted Fine white and Yellow $ eGsi 7o o. coarse 81 &
1 Spring & 81 ' mdas a iS{ SIS s. ouf a
s2 red a9g S 81 4o S CITY 3 6ren o S4 bulk $25 % SACKS
ho s5op S % bu S29 70 sacks 9iI%ea neal $s3 50
July wheat the opsnins, and traders bought late
s later r. the day tat o prices s q partially collapsed and
The hg selling OF September and December mostly
from certain bull interests in Chicago. who esti
mated unloaded about 600 O00 bush At lowest
interval Of the day the late months were ll4c below
which bulls contended only small
selling a volume of wheat
july IN the
Southwest which expected check the early
rnent grain put shorts in the July
tract serious disadvantage The delay the present
well illustrated IN the visible supply
which decreased I55l 600 bush. including Canada, com
pared s6e 900 decrease IN the week last
Receipts for the day at all Western points were
28I 600 bush. compared with 7s6 600 bush
Private reports Southwest all buish
and noads good deal OF wheat shock
while the showers In the Ohio valley states mac
checked harvesting Later advtees however ted OF
clearing weather Kansas end this, with the very
rromisinE conditions spring wheat states induced
good deal OF the midday selling Country aeceptsnoes
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
APPEALS FOR CHARITY.

4 young girl Is fighting tuberculosis in its incr-
tent stage. but combat the disease successfully
must have q stay IN the country Of some months
Her mother is physically disabled and her father
IS dead. The Charity Organization Society appeals
for So 70 pay her board for three months Con
tributions may be sent 70 the Charity Organizs-
ton Society. No 10 East 20 street The society
Acknowledges with thanks the following contriau-
tons in response TO previous appeals Of this kind.
"A Journal Reader 8: N - SO; 2 2 Aver SO:
M 4. Q -" s.. Miss Marie Leykauf s.; 3 T. G."
SO. In memory NJ 2 Il" s.. Ralph Brackran
p cents; In Memory S. 4. l." 81 anonymous. s.;
Edward Clarke, g; IN Memory ". Il. P" g:
Frederick Bradbury. S25 Little Jewel" q cents:
az. a F. 50: a Z" q
= young negro woman was deserted bv her hus-
hand a yer ago. Hs left her with three small
children 70 support. the eldest four years Old. The
mother went 70 work hy the day. and managed for
4 time provide for herself and family. neigh
bor caring for the children in her absence But
they were Tot properly uourtshed Now one needs
hospital treatment, end all need clothing. The
mother needs help. The Charity Organization So
cety appeals for $40 10 supplement this hard work
ing mothe.' efforts Contributions may be sent
the Charity Organization Society. No lo5 East 225
str@et and VII ~ gratefully acknowledged
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

h0sss %i:srR ss sPf a @ s R ss .ous .a
1eedng sP sprg Gheens s In 1oasTste Supply and
and squads nqpipay Rchangsd We quote Fresh killed
yvfga e 3 60 %s5. RsE per a. T. sS g g. 3 ssg to far
pair 22g23s; do qndeE n to pair lsg2oe DO sealded
to dozen 16gl5c do under 40 10 to dozen lS91se do
do under 70 each i5c soaided western seectsd fancy
best lots l5C dry picked or scaided small and poor "a
isa2oe dc cIiis i19iSsc Old COOKS dry picked per
10 Ieaiolsc; scaded, 10 lOg1O+4c Ducks spring.
efe les soUABs Prime white 70 n 70 dozen 8 So DO
Gol9n e s. S5as2 90 sS to dose % DARK
% bler 20 @ NH ta5 fsncx 52S9sc A. Fair
to good 1sa1ac do corn fed No 19q2Oe do No leo
r M to o god isse o9 fe ai sost 5so Sss no
POTATOES AND yEGETABLEs--- Potatoes active
slow. cucambers duh EEgplants weak. Peppers drag
eta5Ies a. quoted We quote; POTATOES: Long Isa1d.
per Dbl q q 40 SoltnsTn NO per Dbl 81 ISet$z %
dozen bqnchss. 75egss; BEETs and CARROTS. nearby.
S39$4 do per bo Socgsl To- DO per bb crate.
Ina per standard crate siSs1 So erStSTEERs jersey
81 50: do seconds. 75c Jersey per box 81 IS; do
Isaad. 9sIi qosasa 81 eELERT
iOs2gc. Nor,9K 20 sr CIe
81 90 GARLIC New Orleans, per 100 n &5ass LIMA
bush. per basket 6o75c: LETTUCE. state. per
box 4OdThci DO nearby bbl crate. 25GI5CAc;
ONIONS Jersey white. basket 75cg$l; do yellow.
76c9$l p; do southsrn per Dbl 81 5OS1 70; do Louis
Vile per e5 70 20 70 bag 75Gs5c; do New Orleans Per
75ro bag 1890: OKA. Florida carrier S16S2 p;
basket S17S2; do North Carolina carrier, 81
6s2; PEAS. Bufao, large basket. 75e9s1 do West
New bag. T59qOc DO Island. per
80 SIC, PEPPERS Jersey, Eer box S19Sl 25 do Nor
folk T5c1S1- Florida 7Sc$1 .; do North
Carolina per carrier SI6s1 30; RADISHES, nearby, Per
100 lunches 5od75c PHUBARB nearby 100 bUnches.
81 25ds1 So: SCALLIONS. nearby per 100 bunches 500
76c. STRING BEANS. Jersey. per basket 6ocGS1;
DO 6odSl; do Maryland. basket 75cdS1;
de green 6o79c 40 Long Island green Per bag- T5c3
81. 81 Isl do Western green and
per basket. S1aS1 25 SPINACH nearby. psr bbl,
5nG75c- SQUASH Per bbl bb crate 75c6S1:
white 50cGs1. yellow
GS1; TTRNIPs, rutabasa. new, Per bbl Sl9SI u; %
white per 100 lunches 81 5o9S2 So per bb St7sl 50
TOMATOES, Jersey, box, 81 257s2 So do MARYLAND.
per carrier T5csl So do North Carolina. I5cGS so Do
Norfolk per standard carrier. SiGSI y. % rsr
carrier 1891 % Florida good Per carrier 81 2si 10.
d. 7Scf7S1
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
eTHER MARkETAeY TELEeRAPH.

Chicago. July 12-CATTLE-Recsipts estimated
1000 head market strong 70 15c lower steers s. 6o
50 % calves S3dSS 2j feesrs SO SOG$5 10
HOS-Receipts estimated 000 head. market 510o
light mixed 81 40S7 90 choice Light s. T59S7 90 pack
ing 81 65ds7 pigs s. 600S % bulk Of sales 81 6
Sst for heavy Euttos 1Qe higher others steady sseps
S+QS4 6S- LANBS-sT 75lfSs s.. yearitngs 81 50gS8
duIl: ISgc lover 1al- 70 5000 shippers; . sos0 ~
s. IS; s6Gs7 % SHEEP-Receipts. 2 SIS beads
steady aud strong; s28S4 y LA1IBS-SLow: 1OG15o
East buffalo. July 2-CATTIlE-Rscepts ssoO hsadf
prime ana shipping slow others fairly acJve and 1oSo
butchers, $3.50 s. hstfers 81 2S9S5 50 SS9S5g
bulls, So 23s5 2S stokers feeders 50 T5S4 S. STOCK
heifeLs 81 25qs3 10 fresh cows and sprngers active
NEALS- Receipts $50 head: active Ss4S9 HOGS
Receipts 500 head. light steady others 5c lowert
heavy. $ SogSs 20 few S - mixed s. Sesss 90
s. i5 stays s. 556Ss Is dairies s. 9OaSS 10 sEEES
AND LAMBS.EtscsiPts. 500 head acttys: lambs 20
lngs s. 5OeSI s. 2aS5 s5 ewes 3 5O9s4 7ss
Kansas Citv july 12 2-CATTLE-Recefpts :. 40 head.
Including 106o SOutherns market steady g ansSsnr
lower choice and dressed beef steers 90 S6 sOS
an4 feeders s. sass - Southern 50 s0eS5 SOS
hsisers s. 504ST 25 Bulls s. 5OeS4 Is. calves So 90
s. q HOGs-Receipts 200 had marker 5G1ec lowsrT
packsrs ana butchers s. s0ds7 95 light s. 6OST soS
pigs Sc s5QS7 % sHEEP-Recsipts. 200 hsat mar
ket STEADY lambs S7gSs 60 yeaIlnss s. 2SGSS 80 vstn-
S4QS4 50. s. 75e4 90 sJoczers and 1ssdsss
Union stock Yards Pirts6urs July 12-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts light SLOW lever coics Ss 5eeSs So prime. Sc Is
o. sheep: prime vsthers s. 10as5 IS cuis
g 5ogS3 lambs s5Gss- veal calves IS 5o9Se HOES
s. 80aSs s5 heavy Yorers IS 25gss s5 light Yorksra.
81 S5dSS %, pigs s. 500 81 .; ro1ghs s61SI -.
bs1 ' =io -g ns,e1,5eT 81 10 Nzrch 80 TIaoTHE
Prime 81 ALSIKE-Prinns, 81 80, August $ 20
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

New York July Il 1919
CoFFEE-Thers was a continued demand for
particularly heay- efTeCt of
Featving ths general list and the close steady net
- 800 bags There business IN august a. 500
points the closing bid n week but Angus
closed i5c bid. having lost Q pcints of the gain
Tne opened steady unchanged prices
81 points. tine unrHarge5 O.
10 points higher. closed about the initial
steady showing OF European markets probably
shown hz the interests who have been teklur
coffee since the OF IN maintaining
meur is gradually causing change % sentiment
rrnbEt= Of the early crop arrivals
tho situation Il Is realized that TIE interior %
tre important countries has been buying rerT
Fra-inFv late warehouse deliveries this
having shown decided falling cH since the sp2rt
accorra-lrd aEta-lou iupoTr There
coffee shipped Era-N
hs needed ter shipment 10 the interior rather taaa be
q situation probably influencing tss covering ~
near month shorts Harre Was =. franc hlgaeT. ans
Hamburg unchanged 70 = Ttennig higher q ne ara-
zl'ian markets. 70 lower ard Santos
changed 20 higher Ee7elptr thu Brazilian
Ta.ts 900 bags. against 540oo iast seaf Tar
market for sFot co.see quiet with quotations
deliveries n tho United St1tes Ga- week ttu2'
taCs against 81 Es5 last week and s75le LAST ycaf ~
weekly e.earaares sH1 shipments from brasilan pc.Eu
follows. RIO.
600 including 90 Europe arta africa
and 700 70 cape River Plate and Wett Coast 1ifh
America. Eau-os 15l5"fp ia-stHE
90 oco the United states $4,000 20 Europe azd &'r
AcTlea 1900 cape River Plate ana Wos' coast
nr lI2 United states ars 10000 20 Europe
Tr-rra ci=a-a1ces 20 Europe cH' bHra Bahia weekly
ana santos TO- week to,allsa sIcoro hass against
14I 90 asst week ls co last aud iTi9 'po gears
Ths ra-ge o: contract prices ia tse loea' al- to-day
f1it7zs
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

NIETALs.-The London tin market lower TO-DAY.
local market steady but lower in sympathy with
e. loc Copper was higher in London with SPOT quoted
t5s IS Cd and futures at fe 5s Locally the market vas
ls374c eleatrotic Z 1912 s7se. ana casting At
i 624s a12 75e Lead lower IN London with sp9.
lower also at S2la a a5c spe,er was unchanged
a. ~ IN L@Raoa ouf was sSg 5s1.s s1 ~ t5a ne
isp T,ss az - ,s ss,5ar5 fgnS8- auoied st 4ss I6-
cally the market vas unchanged. with No ionaory
iron oeihcates On the Neg Yor Produce Exchange
Is1t s at & al9i set SIS 4Ssis ostS6s ti5 76
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs.-Tae market FOR raolassss
iov New Orleans Centrifugal common. lealoe: fair.
laa22c. goo5 = z5c prime $3.50 Eew orleans open open
good 1922. prime q a251. fancy. 27aSoc
unat1 5lsaPBaiatag outside dsuSHa ssateTe4 7g4at7n
e. o6 eeer5eer AZ -qa5 81, zoo october At sra
sse 500 November az zoe 300 December a 7og5 TIC
oil vas unchanged Pea1ea petroleum reported stsaey
Ts,te hts SOC blk So fh49 e.6aia' S qua.
E5adeP5is 7 s5e a4 Ss: % as5 %2s sps' i n9
Prime crude nentaa prime summer ye.iov spo 20
"a gy ss, 5e55 ez "a, A4e s Sszs55se 29 s79sss5 75
me- ] 49,. r 4nl75 -de 9fs- me v, 5,.1 te
,as g s1s on. = Town raS 6o56ie. calsltts raw.
PRoVIsIoSs-ras provision raerke, yes.. generally
.sz Tseetpts a. czzsso vere "a 90 h5ss win 900
1000 and The West Cs.0uo P0RK-Steady Quoted:
MeEs 81 25Hs2- family. s2l4s22 ts1rt eear s2lgS25
EEEF-Stsafg quoted Ness SlIGSI1 80. family, sag
s4 51 packet So 5g-$I3. extra india mess 80 2OGAzl
U1G5-FirsH quotes. Bacon. I0tc lso n. lo1ac 16o
p nc ite 2. ile piss u &c SIT AEA
ret-. - p. l25sa1e%c. IS y l2i=al2&g Piekled
Cts Q e-I9- country 3 5-l5as is lc- LARD--Easy.
--otst- AutN- Weston u s5Gll Csc CITY lard easy
Quoted l-h- EsaEet iart Quoted South
&uarlsa 111, Continent l2 15- Brazil! kess l+c Com
1lctse: Ciso i5e. city Ia-d ateartne 1s'so
EICE-Tsa r'-c market held urn and unchanged.
cua-at7H4 ...l1v- s-=rsaiass. sGS grtiaary .
c. tah. +1@s5sc good orlinar1. 5taF5ssc prime -
lava sis -s-.e. L2-Eo1n. -. a5e. SLAMS. - % 1c
SfGAH-rEN rET1at sugar market was ur0Hsrged.
"a r-ie cgia, Warner quoted me FraEllated a.
d lcss par cash bar took orders a. 4 fve
Tae gr.iHgI-s less E and per 100 n from
invoice ha1 ! per Cash. further cacountS
EEatsprvc- Crystal d0mi7.rt u o7ses OF 90 -o ca
- n cartons .--Qcs raste
far.sts aISe. leaf f5r crushed. baSci mould a
D .D- cutas EaFr so tsgs. POS 1erot aad Eagle con
ts-t- ae-s' gTauulaJcE 10. xxx p1wte.ci oc pow
Grrs1 ard coarse powdered csc -yut powdered ane
.zge. raa-ss asl es-s nae graag-.e, $50 51it-e
p l4za - I"e 80 saEs 81. 5Qsc lo-ro rags 90 oS.
- end ~ n base CO. +%e. Eag.e h1e ar stal--ss-
q ss- No 2 So. Noe sns a. 45c 30 s. 400; Ao o
e E5- No s5I1. 251, No 2 4@sc, no TO- l2e'
.- j., los No l@ at-. nos - II ana 10 = - ~
o. Withdrawn. The market tor beet sugar a. iAndon
unchanged and quiet vita tone fteady; saE ives
quoted 90. v.th August los sd ant cctooer 70
December AZ local market ro- raw sugar rHea
rteafv and unchanged rcuf-ruEal. 20 teat SsAss
auscyys4u 50 test i2C. and moaeaes sus@ - - -
b-lies that renners would pay IN" market
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

r-bfoaeo Julv 12-Wheat for July delivery sold
today at 81 2O1k-a new high record marx for Cas
eaaso1 Aside from the furry IN the July oPttons
however. the market IN general was inclined 10 Do
weak and closed heavy. with prices sc higher 70
&C 10 he lower compared win SATURDAYS fnal
figures Corn also was weak oats and provisions
closed steady
vVaa4her conditions IN TIRE winter wheat belt
where harvesting IS n progress formed the basis
Of active buying Of July wheat, which resulted IN
the price being advanced 10 a point &c above the
previous high mark for The season Rains over g
considerable portion OF the central part OF the
United STATES and food news caused shorts 10 DID
eagerly Tor the July option as soon as trading pc
gan This resulted IN opening bulge n Ll3I
month o. &c TO 1ssc. initial quotations being at
11es 70 12OI1 Other deliveries, however were less
buovanr owing 10 favorable reports from AZ
gentina Owing TO foods throughout the SouIA~esI-
receiprs of wheat TO-DAY at Kansas Ciry ana 81
ouis were extremely light and cash prices AZ Lnoss
points were up from &c 10 &c Aceeptances mere
s1so vysre Iz-ht and additional cancellations were
received on previous sales OF wheat 70 come here-
and 12OI5 Tho market closed rather weak Win
July at 1872
Light receipts caused considerable frmneSS q ths
corn market ar the start. but during the last haf
OF the day sentiment IN the pit became bear1sns
owing 10 favorable crop reports During the day
Ti.lv sold between 71Tsc and 72@4c- The close was
weak with prices unchanged 70 7zc lower. July
being at 72lsc-
oats were firm a. the opening because OF
moderate demand based on reports OF storms. but
the market sased OF later II the day At the
close prices were a shade higher 10 sc lower
Trading IN provisions was exceedingly quiet al
dav A SC decline in live hogs had bearfsE erect
Prices at the close were 2-2c 10 1oc lower thar
Sa atur6ay's final figures
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
4. B. STTCKNEY ON RATES.
Government Standard Remedy for
Discrimination, He SGyS.

Seattle, July IA. B stickney. former presi-
dent of the Chicago Great Western Railway, dis
cussing government regulation of rates yesterday,
said: Not until all railroads are consolidated or
the government proceeds do directly what it now
attempts do by ndirection. viz. fixes absolutely
all railroad Will there be of stability
and of peace and fair play both TO the railroads
and the public.
Under the method now pursued by the govern
nent the result is underhanded and unfair cornpe-
tltion with rates TO favored shippers or ia
vored localities and continual dissension and IN
rest. Competition between railroads makes low
rates at competing points, and they are obliged TO
recoup by excessive charges at uon-competitive
points No railroad make sure what rate its
competitor Is giving favored shipper. In desire
20 get business away from rival rates
cretly cut indiscriminstely. This makes the rail-
roa business extremely hazardous and ct the
tine makes every other line Of business hazardous.
for the reason that one merchant one Hlanufact-
urer or wholesaler never knows what rate his com
petitor IS receiving"
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
CHICAGO CLOSING STOCKS.
HoRsE RREEpING IN lNplA.
'And interest

An interesting experiment in horse breeding has
been conducted At Aiimednager during the past
fous years N July, 1905, the government OF India
sanctioned the formation of d small stud at that
station for the purpose OF breeding the lines
recommended by the royal commission horse
breeding in 1901 The original idea Of the commits
sion was 20 foster the pure Indigenous breeds Of
lndlan horses, such as Marwaris and Kathiawaris
but on representation Of the director general army
en1ount department, 10 the effect that the supply
or hrst class Arab sires equal TO the DC
mand. and was yearly decreasing. II decided
To try 70 breed pure Arabs also
Accordingly, thirty desert bred Arab mares were
imported from Arabia, and a number of the purest
MarWsfl and kathiawari mares were obtained. a
STUD thus being formed; and the success gained
has surpassed all expectations The Indian breeds
have produced fine progeny. true 70 type while
the Arabs have given wonderful results The stocks
show all the true Arab charn cterisfics with great
quality, ana much more power md hone than is
seen Ia the Bombay market On the financial side
The experiment mas been undoubted success, and
hreeelng VIII probably be carried out in future on
extended ltnes-London Standard
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
REFEREE FINDS FRAUD.
Reports False Statements in Frazin & Open
helm Case.

William H Willis, referee IN bankruptcy, who
has had the case Of Frazin Oppenheim the
BANKRUPT Sixth avenue cloak and shoe firm, re-
-orte6 Yesterday that the evidence taken sustained
the specification that the statements Of Louis
Frazin made on January :. 1aS. in regard TO the
firms assets and as TO the alleged offer for the
firms leases were grossly false and were known
70 Frazn 70 be false
The latter. Mr Willis reported, prepared the
statement and submitted II TO the presidents Of the
Second National Bank and the American Trust
and Savings Bank and that Il was prepared and
submitted 70 obtain credits and loans and be
lieynr the truth Of the statement the bank officials
gave the credits
The referee also reported against the allowance
Of the composition approved by sn but two Of
Frazin & Oppenheius creditors. The composition
allowed the creditors 10 per cent cash and two
further fnstelreu1s of 10 per cent each and q Ter
cert IN stock Of new corporation. The two hanks.
With claims Of 5000 out Of the total liabilities Of
& Is 600 are the ob5ectors - the composition.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

Kentucky do n. at IS 30. Is2 Pennsylvania DO g.
10. IS: 40 Kentucky sheep 1G4 Penn
syvanfs do. 105 10. at 81. cJills. - n 50
Shippers Commission Coz ~ lambs
50: go 81 ~ 50: 242 20 S. u; as
Virginia do 66 n. IS S7l2: 239 do. 65 10 IS 75
245 do. &C n $S 49, 236 IS rn - DO 50
u. at IS 50; 25T do 65 y, S. IS: All do n a.
IS; 10 cuIls. 81 n. at S. 10 Kentucky sheep 10 n
81 So 12U 10. 81. 13 Virginia do. n "a
$3.50; do. 100 =. at 81 culls. Is n. at 81
Mcpherson & Pas Virginia lambs s.
do s6 10 So. 255 do 81 n, a. s. 70; 223 DO 81
az IS 256 70 IS 40; 2SS do IS ~ sos
ESQ do So n. at S.; go do S. n AZ Ssi L5 DO 81 n
n. AZ s. 80
Sanders. 30 state lambs So n al s.: II DO "a n
at 81 PSI Virginia do. so n s. IS; 3 sheep,
Zoo 70, So . DO 90 n 81 80. u do 81 -. a
- l5 10 Pennsyvania do 1O5 n. 50 cuils. -
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