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The sun., 1910-05-03

SIR Nalarhy DaIy sf NoVa scotia d .
thinner speaker rOS.

seated IN the reception room at the
Hotel Gotham yesterday noTning reading
a paper was a tail. elderly man with
white mutton chop WhiskerS and a nose
nf Roman mould 4 man who vas talk
ing to tho cashier started when he saw
the visitor
Gee. he SAID. 4 didn't know YOU had
Chauncey here Thought he stopped at
his own house when he came TO New
York
What do yop meant inquiNi the
cashier.
why. Chauncey Depew over there
-Chaunocyg Not on yorr lie. the
cashier rejoucd That is SIR Mslaohy
q DAILY OF Nova Scotia
Welt that Is ore On me, sad the
other 4 have never sean anybOdy IN
my life that lOokei - much lihe senator
Daliaw except on one occasion several
years ago when ! was m London. My
" iTa and / went down ON a Sunday after.
ponn tO Hres.nN ch 60 dine al an inn
calle The Old Ship. When the waiter
came around my eyes hulged. had
seen S,ngt0r nepew only a day or two
hs,Tors al tho Carlton Hotel ana here he
whisSers smile and all
-'Sav. SAID ! 10 the waiter. has any
hody ever told you that YOU look like a
distinguished American siairsmanP
why hlcsg INV soul. sir, he replied
scurss and scurrs Of Ilamerican gentle
mon ave told ms there is remarkable
resemblance. sir Gent leman's name is
Dep.w sir. isnt ~ | am told. sir. e
Is q member u your Parliament, or per-
haIS = is me ~ your Presidents. ar. il
~ notg Ne. sir ave never met i'm. but
I shoult consilcr II a great privilege. sir. 20
Sir MAlachy DAILY Was Tor ten years
Lieutenant Governor Of Nova Scotia,
having ret rel from Office about ten years
ago. Tie has often been mistaken for
the senior senator from New York and
M his way they frag'iratly refer IA him
~ tho Chauucoy Dryew Of Nova Scotia
no, orIy harause 81 his resemblance 90
senator Dep~w hut le0luFe - his after
iinror .nratorv tie has Just Teturns1
from a htrp south Undertaken IN search
~ kcal'h. and feels much benefited. On
his wav up ho aud his daughter stopped
IN Wagh'rrt0r AMI SIR MAlachy's keenest
regret is that he ti3 not have 'he pleasure
~ meeting SENATOR DeGnw who, he under
stool was out Of Washington a. tho time
= h's visit
The sun., 1910-05-03
$4,000 BAIL IN SLAVE CASES
$40 ram FOR TWO GIRLS. SI2O
FOR THO OTHERS.

indictments Reiurned against the Three
Prisoners and IN IRIiniAIIon Made
mat an ll.Iear-tbld white GlFi haa
klClnapprd hy the Tive Negroes.
Ire price paid In the New York white
elav" market for Young girls was made
pubic yesterday after the special Grand
Jury Of which John D. Rockefeller, lr
h foreman hid returned indictments
Anderson. a negro. and Harry l.evin-on
charging them with the sale of four girls
Il appeared that George 4 Miller, a for
mer Government agent. Who worked for
the Congress Committee IN 1871 m the
investigation II immigration abuses and
who Il one Df the secret agents employed
by ths District Attorney IN the present
Investigation. paid So Tor Ida Gresnberg
and Gussie EhrlCh. whom no procured
from Harry I.cvinson. and tl2O for Alice
Hilton and Belle Woods two girls N vi
70 be under eighteen. whom he purchased
from Brlle Moore Aleck Anderson 10
SaId 10 have had part IN the second trans
acGon.
Il is intimated that the Grand jury may
BE- asked IN indict the Moore woman and
Anderson on charge - kidnapping m
eleyen-year-Old girl who was -ccn by TIE
District Attorneys agents IN a hat ~ ID
10 have been run by the negro woman
but who disappclr~a while negotiations
for a sale of her were under way and who
Il h suspected has been removed from
the State
The thrce prisoners who were in the
Tombs IN default II SIS.OO hail each. were
taken before Judge Crane in Part !. Il
General Sessions and got until Tuesday
20 plead Their hail was increased 70
a25,O0O
The names Il the two college women
who are said to have assisted Miller In
securing the evidence on which the indici-
ments we're found do not appear in the
papers. tie charge in the indictmen, being
in each Case that the sale was made 20
Miller. II is said that the two young
women will appear a. witnesses when
the cases 60 To trial The section of the
penal law under which the indictments
we're found reads in part
Every person who shall knowingly 70
oeive any money or other valuable for n
an account of procuring and placing In the
custody Of another person Tor immoral
nurposes any woman with OF without her
consent is punishable hy imprisonment
The sun., 1910-05-03
RAID Tip CANE TOO LATE
AND POLICE cor MESS IGE
MEANT FOR GAMBLERS.
capt. CorcsFan and llh Nen Flnd we'll
Eauipped Poolr"om an west ilS'h
street Thlak MeR lntensieh 10 fire
Piaee u DlseOVsFed. bui LSsi Nerve.


Twenty s.aeEily huin men who looked
a. Il they were not exactly at home IN
their conspicuOiHly plain clothes sann-
tered back and forth through West liAh
street Yesterday afternoon and seemed
10 he very much interested In the front
windows of 81. a three story, broWnsion"
house. Presently a curtain auiteret
twice in one OF the windows and all the
men made q r,ish for 54'S front door
The men In plain clothes we're police
oI the Fast iOtth street police station
under ConsRand Of Capt, CorCoran,
who heard some DAYS ago that a gam
bling house Was being run In his district b
and sent DETECTIVES Mahr and Mckenna
10 investigate. The detectives found
that Sc West lI9ih street was a pretty good
place TO ilnd out all about the raOes ~
Acausduct and Pimlico and they arranged
70 have Capt COFcoran's men around
Yesterday. The captain sSld Inspector
Titua that he would make the raid.
John Clarke Of 5Sl West lt5th street
came 10 the door. and when he saw
twenty strangers on the trent stOOp
slamnleh the door shut again and net
utHiMlfN. EtiltemaN d"iu ANhNuAls MuN
has hecn the az bearer on many similar
eEnaditionN. smashed in the front door
and led the raiders to an unOrcupied
billiard room in the rear of tho first hOoT.
Just then the telephone bell rang. Capt.
Corcuran iumpted 20 the receiver amt
a voice at the other end oi the wire said:
-Is that yOll. Dickp- The voice, assured,
atamFneFpd on: -COrcoran N going 20 raid
your place this sfternOon; Tor Ga wd's
sake get OUT
The Balcamen chuckled and went
upsiairs. On the second hooT they found
thirty men trying 20 hide one of the most
complete pOolroOm outfits that Capt.
Corcoran says he has ever seen, Speak
ing tubes connected with a telephone
switchboard upstairs. racing charts clut-
tered the room and near the FIRE escape
was a can Of kerosene and a pile " news
papers The raiders say that the gam
hlers evidently intended n burn the
place the mornent they scented danger.
hut lost their nerve.
Charles Freeman II a. West iOlst street
Edward Gordon ~ 21sa Eighth avenue
Albert Wing u rs West iI0th street and the
lookout. John Clarke. were taken to the
station house. Freeman was charged
with keeping a gambling house and the
others with aiding and sbetting. The
police took the names and addresses n
the other men and let them 90. Almost
all the patrons of the place said that they
had come from the West 90 play the racee
AZ they heard that New York was wide
open
The sun., 1910-05-03
rO FIND HOW rAxkS AZ FIXED.
I'VE CsmpanIeS make Demands "a
state Beard Cor netAfls.

ALBANY. May 2.-Whether the state
Board of Tax Commissioners can bo COM
PEELED 20 vet forth in detail tho calcula.
tons and mental operations Of each OF
its three members In arriving al the value
OF a special franchise when the board 10
directed By the court 20 make return
10 a writ Of certiOrad was the question
submitted 70 tho Court Of Appeals to-
day in two cases argued by Attorney
General O'Malley.
This question vas raised by the
Buffalo Gas Company and tho Lehigh
Railroad Company. both u which con-
tend that the valuations placed on their
franchises in the city Of Buffalo by the
hoard in Isgs are excessive
The franchise Of the gas company was
llHed At q. 900. .OOO and taat Of the railroad
company at taSo.0 In the hope Of hav-
ing these valuations reduced both com
panies sued out writs Of csrtiorari which
directed the board to produce in court
al the evidence and facts which Il con-
adhered in arriving at the valuation. In
ita return 20 the wTits the board en-
bodied eli the evidence u had before u.
which included annual reports and facts
produced by tho companies themselves
The board explained that In general way
Il followed no fixed rule, but exercised
its best judgment in the light Ot all cir
cinstancss IN reaching its decision.
The companies cOntsnded that this re-
turn was not suficient and applied 10
the courts for a further return, setting
forth in detail the method by which ths
members of the board came 10 their re
spectivs conclusions. The applications
for such writs were denied. and both
companies appealed 10 the Appellate
Division. The judgment Of the l0w~s
onurt was reversed in each case. Justice
spring writing a dissenting opinion.
expressing his belief that ths previous
returns were sufficient.
The state then appealed 10 tho Court
Of Appeala In arguing the cases to-day
Attorney General O'MAlley pointed out
that the State board Of commissioners
had explained ~ far ~ was In its pOweg
how il arrived a. tho franchise valuations
He contended that all the board could do
Ia such a case was TO submit all tho evi-
denre TO the court for review and explain
in a general way how the conclusions
were arrived At lie explained that Il
was as impossible for the hoard to sst
forth the mental calculations Of each of
its members ~ Il would he for one court
to explain 70 higher tribunal by wha,
mental processes Il reached a certain
conclusion.
The sun., 1910-05-03

New sAI .OOO.p .pea e n@ady fer SUBWAY,
After Mayer Gayuor Gives Appro,,l
-Governor sends EmerUcney Ws,.
saRe 80 Quick Acti0n Tan he Taks,
The sun., 1910-05-03
DEBT LIMIT BILL RUSHED
SENATE AND ASSEMBLY PASS
ENABLING MEASURE.

New SSI. .OOO.P0a q nsady fer suhu,,,
AFTER Mayer Gayuor Gives Appre,u
-Covernor sends EmerUrne, W.,.
Sage 10 Quick Acti0n Can he Tahso
ALBANH. May 7-Gov. Hughes rarrs
over 10 the Capitol from the EHecu,Iv.
Mansion tonight at che request Of IA.
ward ]. Mo0Oldrick. Assistant Corpo-..
ton Counsel Of New York. and gave NJ,
MoGoldriok an emergency message ps-.
mitting the legislature 10 pass the is.,
limit bill. The senate and Assembly
passed tle bill with a rush and Il now G.,
10 Mayor 0aynor for his approval
Il will make available for new subway,
at once about ta7. .OO0.OOO. The bill We,
agreed upon only after successive con.
ferences on Friday last
II provides that rapid transit and do1s
bonds which ars self-sustaining NAV 10
exempted in computing the debt borrow.
ing capacity oI the city Of New York.
Under It's provisions the Board Of Es'.
mate may make an application to the
AppellRts Division for the exemption 4
these bonds The Appellate Division
will set a day for a hearing after notice
AZ which taxpayers and bondholders and
nnrtiea in Interest," may appear.
IN there IL any material fact az issue The
ADpellate Division may send the matter
,o a Justice Of the supreme Court. who will
hear tho issues from day 20 day and n.
Dort the testimony 20 the Appellats III.
yisiop (which has power after argument 70
Ss'ern,ine what bOnda,shallb DE 90 excluded
Ii,.s will put in operation the Consttu.
tional amendment approved by the
people last fall.
BIlIs carrying into eject this consrtu.
,ional amendment were .intrOd'ICed in
,he Legislature Sarly IN the session
senator Wagner and ANsemblyman Lee
,ntrodUced the sO-oalled Citizens Union
Nm senator Schulz and Assemhlyman
Sbortt introduced the bill favored hy
Navor Oaynor and the administrator
m New York city a week agO Friday
poth hills passed the Assembly a week
sgo THURSDAY and both were referred n
tbe cities Committee a tho senate The
Ci,ies Committee introduced ball last
Frdav morning which contained the hest
foatI,rea Of both hills and this measure
vitb elirht changes was the one passed By
10Th houes of the Legislature tonight
under the emergency message.
The sun., 1910-05-03
HAWLETS TIN AGAIN.
Nay FSrcelSsr On Property Mrs. I.e,ee
Got From Them.

Alan r. Hawlcy. the broker and balloon
ist. and his brother William have won
again in a suit against their sister. Mrs.
Jcanlc ". isvee. They have obtained a
decree II foreclosure on property a.
"a West Eleventh street, % which thew
declared she had secured a quit claim
deed from them by fraudulentlv posing
as a single woman after her marriage tO
Ievee who had come over here % instruct
4. r. Hawley In hallooning She afterward
put a $4,000 mortgage on the property.
which the Court saws must he REGARDED
as a prior len and satisfied fret after the
sale He does not find fraud. but aays
there was no consideration for the quit
claim deed.
The sun., 1910-05-03
severe sentence for selling Certificates.

WLKUsB,RHg. Pa MAY !? Judge
German to-dry made an example of Paul
wyoda tho former deputy sheriff n this
city. convicted II is-iing fraudulent
miners cNrthC ttes lie waa sentenced
IN not lesa thpp two rnd a hrlf vegrs and
not NOR" than ton years in the peniten-
tiary. 81 .Dln fine and cnsts Il prosecution.
Judge Garm1n also declared that WyOda
should have haen convicted " forgery.
a. the evidence warranted u.
The sun., 1910-05-03
two Federal Graad JurIes sIttlnE.

Two Federal Grand Juries were sworn
in yesterday by Judge Martin In the
United States Circuit Court. The fore
men are Janes Thedford 7t02 Broadway.
and Henry W. De Courtensy. 57s West
End avenue.
The sun., 1910-05-03
senate Passes mar and
Bottle Blll.

BosroS. May 2.-'rhe Senate this after.
noon passed the bar and bOstls bill. %
10 II. The bill, Il Il becomes a law. pro
hibits the sale Of bottled goods In estab-
Hshments where drinks are served BY
the glass.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MAgEgT.

New York Denember 6-Fapur-stea53 Win
q fair local trade Rye Flour aud Buck
wheat FIour-T7!rru. and Barley
Quiet. Cornneal and tye-steadg. Hheat
-I3ruR; No !. ftsa. gSlgc. elevator and 49,.
To o, afiaat Futures closed AISsc. net
higher. DscctDpeis ISiac.. Man SiV. Judy
s-W Gpfu-5Ftfus new, No. :, aoEC. Z b.
- tp arrive. Hutpres closed sc. advance 10
SO. taeIGe- December. 55ss May, Esse.
oats Easy stGpdard wijte, ate. Fg,urrs
unchanged to As. net lower. Dstefnsss.
,h&sc May. dU4sc,: July, AGasc. taii nd.
BcasS.steady -arG-f1&sy. isefrot eufn.
fsDAlu Mo- iHfpent5nevStcadY MDtSsSes-
StceGEi sugar Raw. tral- Muscoya6o -
tast. 49,; Ihpjssses sugar ~ trsi. $GE5,
reiiattt quiet pHHG-ifufuTrs f.ppGd Ete2ay
atet : pollltF higher 10 = liotats loNtef. SPOT.
ttrut az lSEGrfSa5e.. santos No. & 1&Ep.
mild firm CprdcUs. 1&tS GIl5S&c uofoiaaL
Bptteruftlrnh; creernefS4 tpec!als, 22}3et sx-
araf. tnitd 70 hrst 22aHase. CIetse stsady.
.Steic white MILK tAtrfent make fstf, 3Gt.e
gde. Gpptmpn lgtl stlBvs Eggs~-F}riu: $.ste.
peHnzyvaTie enc pagrpY waite, fancy. G5e
ap. EathCcGA. wnite, ANM Gh@.s do. nergsrYs
brown {at"E, 45I 4ae. Potatoes Easys Htats
pef paE t(anN L66; derfey sweets, pet Aar-
ralt s1lDfa4S0 Ffetshts saa Pctauts-pq.
fnitnged.
Gotlonsetd ~ Mas taa6ereltiy setiye win
prices gepsrDsiE Gt9adg On G.uasbd from
NNGbtefU lsgersAfs Egia ef46e oHrrpgs.
toattefad E0rrinialtop hprses bpgiuy aaq
.GcaI huAi sppp9rf FpFptes 4f9ses genef-
atN upcnpnFc9 ~ pv1pfs p4ghHf- DpTffrs
Des fa5@E6f Jauuary I&aIpS, FtbfqaEy.
GsHfJf prime crude 5EF ~ sumner yr
i@U Wsi iGi az tprpursr Nfa3te T;G0gSq
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New York
Stock Market

New York. December 5,-1ieary Sell
lng of United states Steel shares. based
upon ruinors which were officially de-
MED after the close of tho trading that
tho company would soon antlotplce y
martial shutdown at some of It's Vlahts
because of the poor business OUTLOOK.
caused a general unsettlenent OF prices
in to-dHy's stock market. me NOV
ment was of fairly large propoftl ms.
and in numerous instances orousnt
stocks down to the lowest level recoru-
ed in some weeks. Conservative wal
street seemed disposed 10 extract mhen
comfort from the Presidents recon-
m%endations in his message. particniariN
that his plea that no J. gislatipn aedt.
ing with regulation or co1trol OF
corporations he enacted pending a
further test OF existing laws,
While his efforts at increased economy
in their conduct OF governmental 81
fairs came in for much favorable cohi-
ment. ~
market session the list moved aimiess-
liz within fractional limits. save IN the
case of the Gould group. when us
played renewal OF last weeks heaSi'
81. Louis and Southwestern common
ANA preferred We're especially heaF!'
ana il was a matter OF board room
gossip that the dividend on the pre-.
farred stock might be reduced, II hol
entirely suspended. Tne ~
tRis Issue had q sympathetic efteei
on Missouri Pacific and Denver
MO Grande preferred. but the lump
a 4 whole attracted little attention.
Demand for money vas iighi to-aas'
but rates showed increased ttrmness;;
TIE bond market was easy, Win toiai
s5les. par value, S2.2ic.d00.
United states SIS and registered al
,sn{.sa ia per cent. on call.
fetal sales 7i4,S00 shares.
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M.AR1Nl 1NrELL1sENcE.
Dirt OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER s. 1910

PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER s. 1910
ARRIVED.
steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk. mer.
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line,
steamer Po~cahontas. Graves, Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and pas
sengers. Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Aurora. Barrett. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengers. Phillips Line.
Barge Arundel Norfolk. bones. Virginia
Carolina Chemical Company.
Barge Mary a. Hooper. Taylor, Baltimore,
coal. S. II. HAYES & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Line:
steamer Aurora. Barrett. Petersburg and
James River landings, merchandise and pas
sengers, PhiiilrS Line.
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave Manchester. seventh and PER-,
Streets. for Petersburg:
IS, Z. s. 90. 10. II. IL A. ~. ]. 2. u. I. 8.
'.5.i5, IS, 4. S. %, 10 p. n.
l1:co P. NJ. for Chester. 2:D midnight for
Petersburg.
cars leave Petersburg. foot of Sycamore
Street, for Manchester:
sis. s:a5. ..7:l5. .7:s5. s:3s. s:a5. 'lo;as. ll:25
A. M. 1885. 1873. 2:35, 1895. '4:ss. b:S5. e:a5
Il rs. s:35. s:s5, .i5:4e. il:+o P. n.
carries baggage and express.
except Sundays and holidays.
All cars from Petersburg connect with cars
for
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IsGNtIpI>-NF IFHt, -Nf-NVt DUsNeIS. COTU, VII
100 bushels: oats, iis.Sco bushels. Shipments
Wheat. lI5,2to bushels corn. III, 500 hush
els. oats, lT7.Tt6 bushels.
cash grain closed; Wheat--So. : red. 9!I
eilzc. 3 No. red. slss ns.c.: No. . hard. a4t. a
s1.67 nip: No. . northern. sLos al.tS: No. ;
northern. sl.Gg1.G7: No. . spring. sc q si.0s;
No. 8 spring, 94c6 SL.15: velvet chat. 9ocd
sI62. duruni. s2GG3c. corn-No. >, iac,. No.
> white. 50I5ic.. No. > yellow. SEA 59i.c.. No.
8. +siE n 49c.: No. 8 new. $50 .stzc.; No. 5
white. 5oisa Sic: No. 5 white. new. IS fake.
No. 2 yellow. 5its n sc; No. 6 yellow. new,
5l5sc.: No. 4. 49, tStic.; No. I yeicw. ne~.
as a f5ryc.: No. 4 white. isis a iac.: No. 1 yell
low. ash. a .stsc. ats-No. : white, 81. q
3s2tc.: No. 2 white. 32I5 n BE: No. l. 3lc.; No
/. white. sla G c2Isc.. standard. $50 33i:c.
Baltimore. Nd. December s.-Wheat-
Steady; spot. contract. $3.50. Corn-Easier;
spot, 55s,c.: new. 527.c. oats-Firm: No. .
white. Isl. aa9c. Rye-Firm; No. ? western.
domestic. StIS5c,
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MARKET CONDITION

crate rereipts. Dressed roultry-Receiptt
OF turkeys heavier aud market UNSTEADY;
other classes active. Eggs-contInue scare
and IN heavy demand. Bpttvr-Marke ess.
ict anc lower. Gsme-Rabb:is IN good de-
maud; also wi!d turkeys. Apples. potatoes.
hldess country oRceD and other produc. ~
tlAe al uuptatfons.
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New york. Decemaer 6.-MoneH on
oslI steady: . $50 3 IA per cents rui,
srr -ste. as. closing bid, ) offered
~ ? h per cent. Time loans duA.
sixtv DAYS ana ninety days lendins
,ar cent six months. offered at
! ner can't. Prime mercantile paper,
Sa ! liz per cent. Sterling ~eNraaiss
s-rrs with actual business IN
sakers bils at s4.S355ds4S3 for six
~ DAY bills. and at s4.S5e0 Tor demand.
Commercial bills. s4.Si BAG SAS2 L.
Bar silver. IS IL. Mexican dollars, 70
Government bonds strong. Raliroau
hands easy.
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gea yong peeember s.-Reeyes-ReeeIpts

He8 YORK. December s.-Reeves-Receipts
no head. Feeling steady. Dressed bee'
RereIDts m head. Market steady for all
Eorts. Fair yeais. $3.50; prime western, 3s.e5'
barnard calves, nominal, Sheep and Lamp,
Receipts 2&f0 head. sheep. s2tlVm i,-9' so oo
10 choice lambs. IG.25 a fS5; ycarlings, s5.op.
H0Ys-Receipts $50 head. Market nominal
~ steady AT 1851 N8.n.
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BuIiish as the figures were they did not
stimulate buying. The afternoon session
sasEsd on under the report that's the big
steel plants of the country would lay off
900 men. The market closed steady at a
net decline OF s points. December. ii.75;
January, H.5; March. 1879; May, l52s; July,
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. n. G.. December Spirits
Turpentine-Steady at H&c. Rosin.steady
at s5.c5: receipts 12l barrels. Tar-Ftrm at
$3.50; receipts rs barrels. Crude Turpentine--
Firm at Si.5016.0o.
Savannah, Ga, December s-Turpanune-
Firm at 74isc.: sales 500 casks; receipts aS
casks: shipments $50 casks; stock 1886
casks. Rosin-Firm; sales e,?5S barrels; re-
stock Ts.71i barrels. quote: B. sj.65a57o.
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Ralrnans.
RAIL,WAY

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
". B.-Following schedule fguree published
as information and not guaranteed:
$40 A.. M.-Dglly-Locnl for Charlotte, Dur.
nam and Raleigh. 1o:i5 a. M.-Daiiy-Limit-
ed-For ali points South. Drawing Room
Buffet Sleeping Car to Memphis via Ashe-
Local for Durham. ind intermediate stations.
SEQ P. MIX. Sun.-keysviile Local. ll:4s
=. M.-Daily-Limited-For all points South.
pullman ready $3.50 r.. n.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$3.50 r. Mex. sun TO West PIT. connect.
Ing for Baltimore Mon. Wed. and Fri. 500
A. MEX. Sun. and s:l5 =. M.-Mon. Wed.
and to West Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: $3.50 A. NJ, sos P. NJ.
daily; $40 A NJ. Elk. sun: 1855 Elk. Sum.
$500 P. NJ. daily. From West Point: $3.50 a.
NJ. Daily; il:35 \. NJ. Wed. and Fri; 4:2'
Z. NJ. Eek. Sun.
S. e. BURGESS, D. P. A..
so E. Main st. Phone Madison As.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-07

Chicaso, r. l. and Psc. Ry. rfs. 4s...... so4
Denver and Rio Grandc ref. 5s.....,.... eOts
Eric cony. Is, series A'........."." 7ns
Eric conN. Is, series '.B ssr,
.1nterborouGh Metro, as rat,
Inter. Mere, Marine as I'll
Louisville and Nash. I'm. s as7s
Missouri Pacific IS btd1.. ;sH,
Mis.onri racine conN' 5s--...,....,... ala,
.sorIoih ana western lst con. is,..... aSTs
Norfolk and Western COW. ts........... oct,
Fenusytvania conv. 2iss lsi5l.......... ass:
?. LOUIS ana san Fran. gen. IS thldl.. so.
st. Louis Southwestern LIST gold Is. 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-07

Quotations for interest-payins bonds are
at a price. to which interest mustFbe added.
Income bonds and certificates Of !ndebted-
ness are flat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-07

Chicago. Ill, December misunderstanding
Ttn9 head. Market slow and weak. Beeves.
afsaL1. Texas steers. s4.1o95.4o;. Western
steers, tf2GqG.25; stockers and feeders. $50
ssT5@g75 Hogs-Receipts 1900 head. Mar
ke4 weak, 81. lower than opening. Light.
EssQL8: mixed, s7.l5abs.6o; heavy, $500
: q. roush, $TI54125: good TO choice heaYS'
fTs5UTtS. S~hcep-Receipts 25.eM mead.
ai8iIet weak. Safigi. sg.25M42o; western
tZ@0ffj. geariinYt Sis M475: lambs ma
riye, &iSHG.gJi western.