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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-09
WHAT STARS SAY
Of ROYAL FAMILY
English Astrologer Casts Horo-
scopes of King, Queen and
Heir Apparent
REIGN SUCCESS
Will Break Up Materialistic Ten
denotes of Age and Help
Reform
GEORGES REIGN SUCCESS
LONDON, July 10.

LONDON, July 10.
Altar Leo, the editor OF Modern Astrol-
ogy, has attempted the harmless task OF
casting the horoscopes Of several members
Of the royal family. including the king
and queen. Some of his conclusions are
reproduced below:
The King
"He will be a kingly ruler, well able to
uphold the dignity and the prestige OF the
British empire. He will rule firmly. gem
erously and t~houghtfuIy.
He Will do. all in,his power to aid true
reform. and will show philanthropic ten
denotes in all his dealings with national
He will do more than any other ruler
has ever done toward breaking up the
materialisttc tendency of our age aud will
lend his support to all spiritual. moral
and mental advancemelf
His one defect will be his lack Of the
diplomatic element. he loves the straight
and direct road. and can rely sufficiently
upon his own judgment, but this necessary
quality Of diplomacy win need to be sup
piled by his admirable wife, whose gift In
this direction is shown by the moon in
conjunction with Jupiter at her birth
"He wilLsuffer from severe headaches At
times. also stomachic troubles. but have
no real organic disease.
lie loves temperance. Is p~assionate}y
fond Of his children, and firmly believes
In spiritual things"
The Queen
The queen has a strong will and de-
cided opinions. with a quiet, firm and de-
termine nature,
In disposition she Is open. frank,
truthful and ~self-contained. She Is very
faithful in all her friendships. constant
In her attachments, a shrewd judge OF
human nature and rarely deceived In her
estimate Of the character Of others
The poor and all who suffer VIII he
glad to know that Queen Marys chief
concern will be the welfare Of her peo-
pie. A good nurse and an excellent moth
or. she knows some OF The sorrows Of the
world.
queen Mary Will In many respects be
a remarkable queen. and the nation Is
fortunate in having one SO capable and
competent to help the king through his
great responsibilities
The Duke of CornWall-
This prince VIII be generous to a fault,
he will value money at It's true worth,
and. having philanthropic tendencies, he
Will give his money freely to all those
charities that he feels are in need Of
help.
tits marriage viii take place in his
twenty-third year. under the Influence ef
the sun sexttle Venus. He viii thus
marry under the most favorable auspices.
aud viii be blessed with a beautiful and
good wife"
The horoscope denotes exceptional abil-
ity, and the mind being so very intuItiNe
and receptive ne will absorb knowledge
quickly. turning his attention to original
and unconventional thought. and euttl-
waiting a love of music and the fine arts.
also ~rnetaphvSic and mysticism.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-09

TILE brown men
in kimonos and
bowler hats beamed
exhaustive oriental
smiles on the
TO W d " ii / c h
ewarned through
~tejuvenated White
City on saturday,
Japan has sent the
treasures Of q
thousand years to
London to give her
Brltish friends
some conception of
the ~wondrous art
. l. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-09
Snake in n Railway Carriage

MANCid ESTER, July 9.--After a ST,
Fancras TO Manchester train had passed
Market Marlborough on Saturday a
SNAKE, three feet long, emerged from
Beneath u seat in a third-class com
paftnient, to the alarm Of the ocCU~
Pants A passenger managed to open
The door and kick the snake out,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-09
Paraffin as Salad Dressing

LONDON, July "a jar OF olive oil
containing ! per cent of parartn was
ordered by the Marlborough Street
Police Court magistrate yesterday to
be destroyed as INIT for food,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-09
Fined for Using the Royal Arms

Of Portsmouth who trades under ths
stvle Of che Imperial Stencil Company.
vas fined 81 at Tunbriige yesterday for
using the royal arms on note paper
without permission.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-09
By Pcrci5dI Phillips

June y.
TITLE brown men
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-09-08
COL. ROSEvELT.S TRIP TO THE WEST.
Incidents of Important Tour TO Be De.
Scribed by Special Correspondent.

Former President Roosevelt
has started on a tour which prom
Ises to be more important than
any he took while IN the White
House. From now until Septem
Der II he will be travelling thru
the country making speeches Of
profound significance. and exer.
cislng a great influence, upon
national affairs.
The North American is the only
paper in Philadelphla-the only
paper IN Pennsylvania-whlch
has special correspondent on
the train with Colonel Roosevelt.
Angus McSween, The North
Americans Washington cores
pondent, will be with Colonel
Roosevelt every day until the re-
turn to New York, and will wire
full reports, not only of the Incl
dents of the trip, but of the politi
cal development in each state.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-09-08
Do You Want to Sell?

am listing for sale Fulton
County real estate, full descrip-
ton of which will soon be- publish
ed IN booklet form and advertis.
ed IN leading newspapers tarough
out Pennsylvania and Maryland.
| am listing all kinds of Real Es-
tate and making special effort in
first class Fruit Land.
Don't sell your property too
low, but let me help you dispose
of 1t at your own price. No ex.
pense to you unless a sale is
made, and then com mission of
only ) per cent. will be charged.
See me, or send a full descrip
ton, so that 1T may have place
in the first issue of the booklet.
FRANK MASON, Agent,
McConnellsburg, Pa
9-1-w2.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-09-08
NEW GRENADA.

DR.. Wm. J. Campbell, of Mt.
Union is here attending to the
practice of his brother r. b. who
is away enjoying his honeymoon.
Geo. Detwiler, of Laurence
county, is visiting his uncle Jacob
Crlder.
Samuel j. Keith, of Morrison
Cove, a native OF Wells Valley,
died on Wednesday last. His
brothers A. D, and James NJ, and
Mrs. A. ID. of our Valley attended
the funeral at Woodbury. last Sat,
urday.
N. G.. Cunningham, DavidBlack
George Barnett, Harry Bolinger
and Jacob Shafer attended vii.
liams Grove picnic and took in
the sights at Gettysburg.
Isaac McClain and Jesse Boil
niger are shelhng out the gram
in our Valley with their separa.
tors.
Jonas Lake, of Laidig, was in
our section doing some survey
ing.
D. M. Cunningham and son
Merrill, or "Fatty Felix" boy
II years, weighing 215 lbs, OF
Williamsburg, Pa, are visiting
among the Cunnlngham's.
Mark Lodge, of Saxton, stopped
in New Grenada, on Sunday for
refreshments, enroute to Nc
Connellsburg.
Lois Huston, of Three Springs,
came TO New Grenada on Sunday
aud began teaching Plne Grove
s ;hool IN Wood township, Hunt
Ingdon county, on Monday the 9Th
and will board In our village.
Harry Caster, wife and son
Ernest, visited her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Gress of near Dane.
Alma McClain has left our sec
ton and has located at Three
Springs, where she has opened
up an up to date Millinery Store.
Success to you, Alma.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-09-08
l26,OOO,OOO Gallons Of WhiSkey Used.

The following figures announc
ed by the internal revenue service
show that 10 the fiscal year end
ing July 3lst, the citizens of the
United States drank 10000, 900
gallons Of whlskey and 59,000,000
barrels of beer and ale. They
smoked 100000 cigars and
100000 cigarettes. Uncle Sam
profited by these facts to the ex.
tent of $3.50, ,728,014, the total col
lected as internal revenue. Play.
ing cards contributed S565, 524 in
revenue, and oleomargerine pro.
duced more than a million dol.
lars.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-09-08

Hon. G o. Templeton, Of Ty.
rome, state senator from Blair
Huntingdon district, and the reg
ular nominee for re election, is
said TO have Withdrawn from the
campaign, giving as his reasons
pressing business matters which
require bis attention.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-09-08
You Save Money Here

dollars and well to of
that
and about other leading retail druggists of different
the United States and Canada affiliated
enables
quantities the lowest This upo
the-mnute goods of inferior quality
children
prompt eamentand the would get yourself
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-09-08

A large iron safe for use IN the
new post office arrived on Friday
1t is good, substantial one.
so cents pays the fare one way
between McConnellsburg and
Mercersburg. Sheets stage
line.
l. p. Hendershot, of near Mer.
cersburg, lost a valuable horse
last week from brain fever.
We have had a number Of fine
rains within the past week, and
our farmers are busy ploughlng.
81 have a world of confidence IN
Cham berlaln's Cough Remedy,
for have used 1t with perfect
success, writes Mrs. M. 1. Bas
ford, Poolesvllle, Md. For sale
by all dealers.
Rev. r. p. Garland Will preach
at SldelIng Hill Christian church
next Sunday morning, and in the
evening at Jerusalem church IN
Whips Cove. All are invited.
The days are becoming percep
tjbly shorter, the nights longer.
Every young person who wishes
to amount to anything IN the
world should pursue a we'll ar
ranged course of reading during
fall and winter months.
For SALE.-Forty Angora
Goats, bred from registered
stock. From 3 to 6 dollars. If
interested call on or write TO
F. d. AKERS,
98t3. Akersvllle, Pa.
HIDES.-james Sipes g. Sons.
pay the highest market price
for beef hides at their butcher
shop IN McConnellsburg, also
highest price paid for calf skins
sheepsklns and tallow.
The Canadian General Metho-
dist Conference IN session at
Victoria, British Colum bla, on
last Friday night, decided. by a
large majority in favor of church
union with the Presbyterlaps and
CongregationalIsts to be known
as the Union church. The other
two churches had previously
agreed upon such a union.
The auto which was to run be.
tween this place and MERGERS
burg, has been taken off for the
present. 1t Is said that the ven.
ture would be financial success
but for the breakers on the pike,
which, they claim, would ruin a
machine of that size IN less than
three months. If arrangements
can be made with the turnpike
company to level the breakers,
the machine will be put on again
in the near future.
AS usually treated, sprained
ankle will disable man for three
or four weeks, but by applying
Cham berlain s Llulment freely
as soon as the injury is received
ana observing the directions with
each bottle, cure can be effected
IN from two to four days. For
sale by all dealers.
j. G. Fore, of Fulton county,
who owns a l80-acre farm near
Knobsville, while on visit to
John Burmont, west of town, last
week, was IN Cham oersburg with
his son Boyd for a few days re.
creation, looking up a small place,
as he prefers TINS side of the
mountain. While he reports
much dry weather in Fulton, he
expects big corn crop, as do
many of his neighbors. What
the farmers need there is a clos
er market and the means of reach
ing 1T. He suggests a better
road to Richmond to enable farm
ers to get their produce to con.
sumers. While Fulton may have
some disadvantages, fruit grow.
ers have not had TO fight scale
yet.-People's Register.
NM ~ A TkT
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-10
Mr. e. &. Sacfiom Sron BE

= Mr. s. s. Sacfiom Sron Bel
tistd pist6ptpi Sronmoobisia liife'
oIipiuaon miime fesfiniiffona. Sas
malta pistdptpi mr. Saction tdmdn
lebben toimistoSIa tiIausafioin nuof.
II ia iImoitti, ettd Sron 9eItistd tus
lee ainafin iofu ebustoia tdnne emf
ppbdnd pioettawddn ppbdfonIuliiton
perustanaan fofoutIeen. Seripe
hiloa. \
9alo ia Iotti mppidpdnd fes'
feud RamIopu faupunfia. Sppina
paiffa fouppiaile. Gallo on min IT,
lama, ettd Iiiben Iopii fpmmenen
ruofomie std. llubet ultobuoneet,
bppd faimo buoneen mieresi ID.
Wpnn mpDs bolpaua pboen pofi'
bewoien nm.
Gorl SiDmon,
(S) Br b. Jtom1o0, UdcD.
= WaiSten ompehtp1td paStaon
ottao ofu%nnauaan:
444 pouf f., Sronmoob, Wit.
Wiss. R. Slminen.
= SnmalampaItpelms eniiiunnunp
taina feuo 2 |. pp. 9urlepn fon'
tri0a Weappiuen foulubuoneeIa ia
ioman pdimdn italia feno z Won'
treaI, WiS., raifttustaIouo.
Q. Salifta.
= 8eIpnfpriamSta iparten mens
fdd s. ID. Beaniin. Gpb tootoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-10
TIfnoitus.

Sronmoobin SpDnden Siuusfun
nan idIenid ia muitofin fonioloilio
futIutoan pleiIeen fofoutIesn Suom.t
RuotIaloisten raitiiusbooIile Sof IT,,
Norrie Soc. 9elmif. 20 p:nd 1910.
feIo 2 |. PIP. tesfusteIemaan ia
pddttdmddn eIiintuleista tdrteistd
~aIioista.
Sronmooo, Wicb., 9elmif. Sp. 1910,
Sobn Gorpi, Sobn &oimnla,
clinics. f%iriuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-10

tamme tdad ppbdfouIuIiitoua ettei
futaan iaili ,uddrid ennaffolmloi
ia fdIitteiti tdmdn Iiiton tartoitut.
fiesta ia ientdboen ppfpiIi poisIa
tdstd perustamasta fofoutIesta ia
mabbonii esti estdili tpield muitafin.
llsfauamme toinoa, ettd naapuri.
Ieurafuntamme ndemme tds1G 70
foufIesIa bpmin ebustettuina. Siud
onban tpD, iota tdqdtin fofoufIeIa
tubootaan i~driestdd. meibdn iuuren
Mestarimme fdstppn perustupa ia
faifisIa topautIisia faifile nellie
pbteistd. WateTielbin Ieurafunta on
muofifotoutIesiaan pbteiiesti pddt
tdnpt tannattaa tdmdn Iiiton peruSs
tamista, ioten beibdn ebustaiienIa
iaapumiiesta eli tarpitTe ep6iuG.
8esI emerin ia Sron 9eltin Ieurafuns
nat eimdt toIin pieId ole miraaiIesti
nellie fantaanin ilmoittaneet. Sui.
tenfin foSfa mlutamat niiben Ieura'
funtien ptiiipiiet idfenet ofpat iImoits
lancet ldmppmdsti fannatta manIa
tdmdn Iiiton perustomista, min eli
l%uinfaan tarrpinne epGiQG eitei Iieltd.
Fin eoustoiia ldbetetd. So JOS eitpdt
ippstd tobi toiiesta iitd tee, Min me
tobteliaosti ppptdiiimme ilmoitto.
maan ippn Iiiben.
Sronpoooista toinomme runIas
to oIanottoa manbempien puoIelta.
Sronnoooin ppbdeouhiopettaiien
puolesta
81. %. Westerbact.
8uolImt. 2anialaiIemme IlefIi
Mnlto, fotoiIin S%oinista, % no. 6 ff
ia 10 pm ifGinen, fioli Sronmooois
ia &umitrDm min ~IairialasIa tdmdn
miifon maanantaina. Ruolemanla
aibeutti, lddtdrin tooiStufIen mufaan
nerenmprfptps.
Wainaia Iaapui biliattoin Sron.
poobiin Srpn 9eItistd, Wis. 6dn
oil tunnettu Iiimofii funnon fanIa'
laiieffi.
SufulaiIia Ell mainoialla tieoetd
tddad maasIa olenan, maan Snos
mesia on bdnead closia nield diti,
ia pfii nell on tuloSTa tdnne Sron'
poobiin, ioae tpainaia oil pannut
piletin.
Watnaia Iaatettiin maan pofpeen
festifpiiffona. Npbers &c Sfia buo
lebti bautaustoimista ia postori W.
WiIen pitt bautauspubeen &anionis
firfosIa ia %iunaii bauoan.
= Yarrallifet ia pitfdtuffaiIet
Ioarpat bpmdn fobtelun meiodn en-.
%iiluofan poriuriliifteesid. Smlfaa
nellie min tofaamme ettd olette tpps
tpmdiIid. Sintamme on jana fai'
lille. Suofaa tuitaponne, ia lano'
foa BELLE misid on paras paitfa
iooba buffet leifatutii taitfa porta
o%ietutIi. Wte baluamme tebod liifet'
I'd 9eiodn fonsIanne maiffa o%IiIitte
moinoria eli fonttoristeid. ie Ell tule
lufuun.
Husboltin paturiiiife.
WaStop. 8efola &c Gfquistid.
7unlnfiripia tarlpites jaime
menfdd s. u. Beaniin.
Mar. Spbn 9dnttd Sron 9eIt.
istd fdioi SronpoooisIa mime tits
taina. Wr. 2dnttd oil buonosIa ter'
weptesId ia fapi tddud Iddfdrin
Iuona.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-10

= SuWI0t0upultuetutV ia ptoetuoH'
SumalanpaltpeIus ia rippi emf
iunnuntoina It. 13 pnd Sronpooa
bisIa tIo 10 ap ia bartaustilailuns
9lntti Simildn talosIa Montrealisia,
W(icb., Flo 2 ip.
6artausbetfi6:
periantaina II pnd mrs Gamma
MurIuIan taloaa Surrpn pddud flo
puoli 8 italia.
&esfipiitfona 16 pni Mlefs 8an.
tamaead Norrien pddad ia p%erians
taina 1S pnd Dan BusfirtisIa Sobn
6uuefoua tlo 2 ip.
HippifouIun alotan maalisfuun z
pnd FLO 10 ap NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
firtosIa. pddstD tapabtuu Ydds
Tidispdipdnd.
Spnt. ia Fast.
SronmoooisIa:
Saul ia 6iloa WiIionin tptdr 81.
len Splpia, ipntpnpt "a pnd tom'
mifuuta ia tostettu / pnd belmif.
Sobn ia Mmanba &uianfuun tptdr
9aiua eomiiIa, Ipntpnpt tammifuun
q pnd ia fastettu belmieuun 5 y.
Wibittp:
Sronmoobisia:
Sobian Remes 2iurunebeItG 2uo,
pion |. ia Nmanba &uisti 4opuolta
WooIan [. pibittiin 5 pnd beImif.
2unnioitutIeqa,
W. SO. @ilen.
SeIef. 343 ". 61O 6. Nper It.
Sronmoob, Wicb.
CmpefnSenran fofous emf
piffon torstaina Notwithstanding
nan poppiIosIa. Wtennddnpd iinne
oifein IuurelIa ~ioutoaa.
Guft Iunnuntaina on fitte Ie
@osebicsalueen ppbdfouluIiiton PEI
rustatpa fofous 8anIaaisieuratun.
q f~irfosia SroutuopbisIa. 2os
foutien obielma on aiottu idriestdd
Ieuraatpaan tapaan:
GnIifIi lauletaan laulu ptbdfous
luIauIufirioSta; toiietSi aipotaan TO
fous ternebbpspubeeuo, ionta tefee
iofu fofoufIesia eiitettp Sronmoobin
ppbdtoulun opettoiisto; folmonnefIi
otetoon pIDs iosfo Iiiton perustas
mista muista ieurafunnista fanna'
tetaan ia Ianl uiaan mielipiteitd liiton
tarpe' uiluuoe sta; neIidnnetfi, JOS Ill.
ton perusta misto torpeefii fannote'
toon, maIitoon liiton mirfoiliiai; piis
oennetfi fesfusteu aon ia pddtetddn
ieuroapasta fofouspoifasto; fuu.
BENNETT eIitetGdn teStusteltamofIi
iotu ppbdfoulutpotd tostemo oIio
ia iiitd iitte fes~tusteuaon; ieitIemdn'
netii fofous lopetetoan Iouluao, rue
toutieua ia toinottanosti eousta'
iien Ipbpiad bppdstiidtto ia omen.
toipotuspubeiaa.
EdsId mertitpstd obieImosto moi.
boan aiioin min tpootiesia tebbd
poitfeufiiafin. Olemme main tdmdh
m~ertinneet Iiita fppstd, ettd toilet
tdue oIueele fuulumot %iemrafunnot
ndfifipdt mitd me, iotfa tdmdn Tilt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-10

lepan naifua puoTiubla WaIo roitz
tiusieuran talola.
0paebic- almeen RaittiusIiitto
on pitdmdsiddn fofoutiesia Sron
Yeltisid, Wis., not. 81 p:nd pddttds
MT painattaa Tuuren mddrGn Mt.
aeitatiioni firiaFia raittiusaIalta fieI.
toloin noifutufIesta fanIantolou-
teemme, fnten merofpIpmptIe sid y.
m. offend iobtomompana firioituts
Iena tulee tiriaIisia olemaon PROBE
Iori Soster'in pube nerotusfNpmpfs
Iestd. Wie ebfa mlemme iultoiles
maon tuon ormoffaon fir%ioitufIen
v9luttoiosio" muiqa paiffofunniqa
oletpiue IuettoipotIi.
= Sufainem morimies aiatteIee,
ettd mistdbdn ioiIi bpndn puipur
%balpolla, min ilmoitamme, ettd niit6
iaatte meiltd.
Hintala &c &oufpnen.
217 6. Muroro II.
Sronnoob, Wicb,
Gmumen-rmutialainen Iuteria.
lainen ieuratunia on petanut Oscar
9apn periuiTiItd buoneen ia tontin
Iurora'fobuIto, rafentaofIeen fiiben
firfon. Rouppobinto $1sOO.0O.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-10
~ ~
Yaafafannalta.
~ ss y

: Snmalanpaltpelufita pioetddn:
SumaIanpolpeIus ia rippi emf
funnuntoina It. ID pnd Sronmoo>
bisIa tIo 10 op ia bartaustilailuus
2lntti Simildn talosIa Montrealisia,
W(ich.. flo 9 10.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-10

- Witnie IunnuntaisiIiona oil 8as
Ieman naitua muoFiubIa WaIo roit=
tiusIeuran taloua.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-10

Yaras poiffa on tebba ostof.
femme VI. pouIin fauposfa, SurIep,
IBIS. Suurin ia Iuotettamin fuups
pobuone tdad ranseIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-10
Spnt. ia Fast.
SronpopbiSfa:

Saul ia 6iloa WilIonin tptdr 81.
len Spliuio, ipntpnpt "a pnd tom'
mifuuta ia tostettu / pnd belmif.
Sobn ia Nmanoa &uianiuun tptdr
aaina eomiiIa, ipntpnpt tammifuun
II pnd ia fastettu belmifuun 5 p.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-23
COTTON MARKETS

Now York, December mo change of
Importance occurred in the cotton market
1o-day. fluctuations being even narrower
rhan they were Yesterday with the close
stGudy. net I point higher to / lower. The
opening steady at an advance of {
points TO decline OF point OIL the steady
showing Of the Liverpool cables and little
covering by sellers. There was no aggpes
rive huying. however, and during the mid
no Of the day prices worked oft to a net
loss of Saj points under scattered realizing
or tocal selling IN anticipation that there
might still be some speculative liquidation
before the close Tomorrow night But no
Important lines OF long cotton came on the
snarl.et, there was some support from trade
Interests little Southern buying and with
the bulls taking a little cotton on n scale
down prices soon steaded later rallying to
about the closing figures OF last night,
Some attention was attracted by a report
rhat New England spinncrs would organize
En- extended curtatmcnt of production after
the trst of The year II business did not mn
prove in the meantime but the influence
% TINS on sentiment was partially offset by
Teports that The Inventories OF leading
Western dry goods houses showed worry light
rtoeks and continued favorable trade ad.
vices from abroad,
Receipts at the ports to-day were t467s
hales against 52,sSi last week and 1880 last
year For the week $4,000 bales against i26.-
fe5 last week and 22ttg4n last year To-day's
receipts a New Orleans 1918 bales against
f4ss last year and at Houston S,Si9 bales
Sgainst s,54s last year,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARkET

New York. December 92.-Flou-Qulet and
steady. Rye Flour and Barley-Firm. Buck
wheat Flour-Dull. Buckwhent-Quiet. Rye
steady Wheat-Firn, No. . red. aSisc. ele-
sator and S5sc. +, o. b. afloat. Options clos
ed ~ asC. higher December. &c: May
slG2; July S100il Corn-Firm: No. . new.
s2Ac. nominal T. o. b. Futures closed I'M
changed 10 i3c net lower. December. 55c.:
May. SIC. oats-Stcady. Futures closed &c.
over to itc advance. December, 3sc.; May,
397sc.: July, GSlac
Bcef-steady Lard-Easy. Telow-Quiet.
Petroleum and Rosin-Steady. Turpentine--
Firm Realistically Moasses-Frm. Sugar
Raw, steady Coffee-Futures closed bare
~ steady at decline of 5ai5 points. sales
$3.50 bags. Spot quiet; RIO No. !. 13iac.;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-23
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKEr.
Unless otherwise stated these quotations
re wholesale prices. Orders filled from

Unless otherwise suited these quotations
arc wholesale prices. Orders filled from
stores i'll small lots are charged extra.
FLOUR Heavy receipts and market very
dull. WHEAT-Reccipts continue light and
market quiet. CORN--Continues quiet.
U; Ais7sleaay' k4E--NerE dIl. HA ~,
for the best grades. Low grades very dull
and stocks accommodating.
APPLES-Actove; moderate receipts.
PoTAToES-,:ecepts moderate. market
inactive.
EGGS Receipts increasing; market not
quite so active.
BUTTER-Tablc butter continues in good
demand, Lower grades continue plentiful
and in fair demand.
POULTRY--Rcceipts liberal: market to-
day about steady at prices quoted for both
live and dressed
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEk-Whcat, 49,
go bushels corn. 43.2l4 bushels; oats 12,3l2
bushels: rye, 5000 bushels; flour, 5,527 bar
rels; hay. i2l tons; mifeed, 323 tons
POULIRN-LINE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-23

Santos No. 4, 12Bc: mild dull; Cordova,
lSst a l6&c. Butter-Easy; process to spe-
clal, 2o@25isc. Cheese--Steady and unchang-
cd. Esgs-Firm; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery, white, fancy, Soc. do,
gathered, white. .On 4Sc. gathered. brown.
3Sa Aoc. Potatoes-Stcady; Maine, per bag,
Si5oNis2; southern. Zoe. a s125. Cabbages--
steady and unchanged. Freghts and Pea
nuts-UItchanged.
Cottonseed oil easy under local professional
selling and in sympathy with lower hog
products. Trading was quiet and OF pre-
holiday character. Futures closed 3d12
points net lower December, I3oG7i5: Ian
uary. I.26NIT; February, ~ nT.33; March,
13i@G36: April. I.36 nT.3S prime crude. $3.50
go; primo summer yellow, 735 rT.5o prime
winter yellow. 7.75Gs.co: prime summer
white. 7.30M765