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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

The westerly Hfe district 1s certainly HtsSU,Os Df having q. vel Hg97 g3ls1 Ssga S9fDlfsfiJ managed fire afBaffglef3f, Sl3eS tile enlargement 4f tbs fire ess@ pi@f, a new and ff}1Sefa frs alarm system has been established, Gg9s14- sfable peW bose as41 S4bef equipment furnished, the hg1Fsnf system exfeIs~ e1, < large chemical f8af sae@G a2 DDH Df tbe hose wagons, SfS SE ff9% Issf meeting Df the district afs sDBf1~ DflaoDti Wss na1e f9f t9e @2sasffs4e< ion Of b new fire station af79 sssis31~ ping the same with q aDse wagon ard hose, adding fo fk1e number 1f 1lsf3y= ing fire stations TDe meeting also voted aB increase Df two f71f3FFes 1oI~ jafs tD the salary py Samuel C. Col be1 tbe experienced Hn1*f ezE3ft5ef, fD partially Dy69 DeflSsfs b8tN fHf 4H< time devoted to tns care of fsas fire slafU system and tbe 1e1S8l wDfx 1f the HeDsff1oenf
 When the annexed section Was aa9- e1 tC the fire district, the first meet jug thereafter declined 8o ezteoa fse fire alarm system but took a1gAsl- fsYe of inc increased tax receipts and lowered fbe rate of taxation from 1S to 70 cents @n each flg9. E16sss41efgt~ V, at a special meeting, Dtg1 the 1@~ nAnG Sf tAzI5Ye1s 9n fae few part Df the district the fire alarm sgstefa was extended, fife whole district hs@a ns $ interested 3u the bett@rp3ep4 of sae fire dsDs rtneDf, and are content faf 2, continuance of improvement This was demonstrated At Tge recent annual meeting when A motion 10 increase the taz rate tD % cents wss adopted g1aa~ lugDBsyy.
 All tbe properly Of the ire 1epaFT-
 0ent 3s kept in frSt-eta eD1G9sigas tbs several companies are @syae posed Of willing workers with competent 9f- B@efs, aGc ffas DDSfG Df engineers ls com posed Cf men thoroughly ex,ef5- enee1 in fire department matters. The water servlcs ls all that esziS ae te- sired, sr there gre reasons 1fsy 1sas people Of Westerly are saeis6ed w1ta their efficient fire ceDAFtsaeot- Tfs@Fe are very few vDjUDteer fIse SeDar4- uents superior to ffizf of Westerly.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
Senator Louis ". Arnold, rsoresen- { sakiHe.slset l1ss1n T. N2c1nI. zxz

Judge John W Gweeney, of Eest- eriy, attended Ghs E>DsJtieai e5r52er 5a Providence Saturday. Invitations were issued by fs}e eoa55glsn of the Et2D5e islaDo state central e0ro0s5ttse. and t was supposed fo 5s A sorr of get acquainted session DrelIgI9igaarY to fae opening Of the general ssssss3oig. SE proved to bs z movement zayOra5se tO the election Of Henry ?. LlSpsft u succeed Eessa4Or zJcTiea and was net Approved bZ all the guests, sosoe of whom are open 5n their a1FDcaey Of Judge Colt zs tas g9ccesSoE os Eea- atcr zgGricn,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

Hss11sn.f>1t *rf2s, 8y>1,eysS Cr>er >f rs> Hs,. ss Ire s,eys3 nnse+a.Sg elected G1Seers as feaA1wse Albert C. 1zffiH, sa1ae1as Harry NpS@s. ses5>r ss1ss00sss JDa1 f Eiaz CDeGs 5g1sss saSz1aorss William Pend Esbo1s CtD59- efs Louis J. Ea@y, efa4e@ D9 reccr1ss James " Burke, collector If w2z,1~ Issaas William A. WILCOX, kssIsr pf ga1UDgns5 E,ewzrS G- S5sf1s, fr71sgee for tgsse years <S1zrJss F. Slfs1ssoss oegree master of chefs <egee@.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
ser. Or. John n.sl., r.eser of B.

WIrnssI psrTsns ls pfeffsfsox 2 lsr3sT- mas tree festival for all the csa115re-
 Of the parish for next E&41rcsy af-- ernCOn. Dr. EeSIe hsg ordered gifts for all the children ana they gGI gooz arrive hy the reindeer express zr1 re placed on the trees that grow through the floor sn q single night Santa Claug, the long p afte- beard chap. in white fDr-1r5ro1nec coat. wls7 be there and hand out the g5f-a to s1e children
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
WESTERLY DAY BY DAY
John Doe" Charged with Violating Liquor Laws, Held in S100 Bonds-Ked Men Elect Offcers-Teachers' Institute Wednesday-E1der George Adams, Probably Guilty of Perjury, Returned to Jail.

se/, eB1srzea vito t5Ae tsaeff Df sz7 ffpre t3se s9s4 5se,~ket sf N5fi3@aa YS1eenf, < fellow u9Fksasg s4 fSae fotss6 Tores@ 1s1ls, 3n s,sg84a69N<, wss ara ssAe1 before Judge Atseef4f r. 5s45gge9so Df fos Sstess5uztTss tewa e9Qrt. @9p1ay. Buck pleaded guilty to fge charge ssae Judge sss51isflsB sefsfeHe@9 sls0 19 s5z sgeszfs9s 5s fs9e e@1s9fY ss55 sf New London zsa1 te p@g 46@ costs >f pros sE9tfpt7>
 4 1s1a45s4 formerly le Ire sn,s>/ >f fns bsr15, ~>1se psss,os>I, fs oefe, taking l'3Ysasofy 9f 9sle stock Ss ts5@ ssDfe, 1n connection vita fss rs- slseuqen9 Of Oliver ftaY1fs sS manager. lssf April. Voea &sSaswsy scoftsgs were see1fsDz eYs1eyee Df 51qzpr sales fslf 4s9e A@es4 s>>taDN e|3ss9sa3sG@4, 1ae Ges~ s5s3DnY showed that 5flfeyx5es 16oz D. gHot Wass purchased froaa f9gss oreg- efaDapg of fSae Sfasfznsry an5 Left Westerly. 4 wsx.s1S Uas 8sszsS f91 s5s arrest, sese wf3t Eesxlox tsss xaa1ae of John Doe. T Degssa 1DkoDNa f, fsae 9faIia425s72 vf*eer
 ys8sSag, fer11 Tsa1uEzS E ssg9Na serYe1 the warrant asaS arrested gks2s JslfaG Doe S5e ET2S S1e1 5n the I tassG district D9asGf &nn>ag sl3gsafs char Fge19 with the sss e Df 31g1gf 5S yao- ksf3D1 Df 4aW. He pleaded DDt guilty ard hearing yas continued es 4aze regular Sess51p ss 4me 01grt reyt Ff5~ osye 4 pond 9f sasf9 wse fgEo4sSae9 fQs ri% zlggggSsaf90&.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
The neGs that came te Westerly Monosk rrornlnS snnosrelnz 11e ef-

fleets of the dynamite explos55on on ne Lorraine hotel ia New E0rx. eszss1 considerable anxiety iTl 1r1 shea fam iEy Of PaYTcatUck- Of which Jzu1ez Sa& is 2 n1emoeL 1lr. She2 Ss head p9<- ter Of the hotel and zfTE. Sne4 haE charge Of f1e dining room. Iu me afternoon 39r. S1e4 releD1On41 11zr neither he, D0r 3grE shea nor any one elsce. was seriously injured 5v reason Of the explosion and gaTe -hs cheering information that zzs-s Wzz no cause for alarm Andrew Sae@- brother of James, Ief- on Ias Z-15 --az1 for New T0rx Manager Eoxe fe-- raerly of the old Llz-kin hozses zs pro- prietor of the Lorraine h8-eL
 Oliver Buck. who was a-res-ec >n Saturday nieht by Deputy Sheriff Ca-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

There are seven cases of scarlet xe- yer in the village of PsU>s-1c@. Tre local phvslcianS are eo-0De-at5ng with the health ofzcer Of the town eT 5tOnlugtou and the homes Of <as eh51- 6ren having 1he disease are under strict qua 2rzntiDe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-15
COTTON MARKETS..

New York, January 4.-Sensationa as
previous breaks have been since the down
ward movement in tho cotton market com
Wenccd about ten days ago, tho most sper-
taeular developments occurred during 10.
Jays iato trading when ii Is reported mar,
d the Dig concentrated line That had been
earfled by one. OF tho largest ol the South
ern pulls came on tile marlset, driving
March contracts down 10 l5.SU and Mav 10
i5'to. There was Il recovery OF from 20 Daa
points IN tho last few minutes, and While
me closing tone was steadier at a decline
OF from . TO 81 points, generally n to n!
points lower on the active months. After
tus, ciose was reported that all OF the
holdings of the big bull leader referred 10.
which mad not been iquidatcd during the
nay, had been taken over by "a syndicate OF
large spot interests Who had been short OF
May contracts.
II points on January as a result OF a 5littic
covering and steady cables, but generally
spiS points lower. Active months made
new low records on or Immediately foilow-
ms the call as a result of heavy over
night ceiling orders, but as was the case
yesterday, right after these had been ey-
seated prices ,irmed up on covering and
ni4 and May to lia. during the mlddle
OF the day, but there was plenty OF cotton
for sale on the Improvement, and in tho
afternoon a renewal or bcur pressure pre.
ripitatod the heaviest liquidation of Inc
bear movement, under which March sold
at 1880. May at 1870 and Juiy at la.sg. OF
l.2 10 1850 points below the hllh level OF Tho
day and a net decline OF flom IC4 10 II.
points At the low point of The day price,
showed a loss of over sl3 per bale from
The high point of tho session. The boaI
clique was a tremendous buyer al the de.
Glue, and there seemed 10 be 81 better feel.
Ing in the market at the CLOSE. Ordinary
news was absoluicly Ignored during the day
southern SPOT markets We're Unchanged tc
He, lower. aad the Weekend hgnres SHOWED
2 good decrease itf>the visible Tor tho week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-15
NEW CHARTERsIssUED
The following charters were granted

The following charters were granted
yesterday by the State Corporation
Commission:
Rosslyn, Va. Incorporators: r.. w.
Robertson. president. Washington. ID.
c.; j.. c.. Ridgway. secretary and
treasurer, Washington. p. c.; r. Cor
don tdnney. Rossiyn; Va. Capital:
Objects: Inspect and audit books and
Essex Packing Co. qnc.). Tappahan-
mock, Va. Incorporators: II. NJ.
Gresham, president: a. A Craile. sec
rotary and treasurer: J. g. Phillips
all of T~appahannock. Va Capital:
Maximum. $4,000: minimum. $4,000.
Object: Canning fruits.
Columbia Company lInc.). Norfolk.
dent; 3, Fearing. vice-president; II. o.
Gosorn, secretary-all OF Norfolk. Cap
ital: Maximum. $4,000: minimum. So
600. Object: Deal in photograph ma
chimes.
Delaware Development Corporation.
Norfolk. Va. ~Incorporatora: j. T. Lank.
president, Lewes. Del: Walter Spark
ling. vicc-prcsident. Petersburg. Va.
D: p Blount. secretary and treasurer.
minimum. $4,000. Object: Real estate
business.
Evington Manganese Company t1nc.).
Evtngton, Va Incorporators: Fleming
't1hhdSls. pIeSluSlt. NJ. VI. saunders,
vice-president; C. T. Saunders. secre.
tary-all of Evington. Va. Capital:
Maximum. $4,000; minimum. $4,000.
Object: Operate magnanesc mines.
Armistead-Rogers Company dnc.).
Norfolk. Va. Incorporators: The. S.
Armistead. president. Richmond; Chas.
Rogers. manager and vice-president.
Orange, n. J.2 j. G. Armistead, secre-
tary and treasurer, Richmond. CAM.
tai: Maximum, $4,000; minimum, So
900. Object: Merchandise brokerage
business.
a license to do business in this
State was issued yesterday to the
Phlllp-Carey Company, a corporation
organized and existing under the laws
or the state of New Jersey. a written
power of attorney having been nIed
with the commission appointing G.. a.
muggins. of Norfolk. statutory agent.
me maSimum capital authorized by
charter is 100000. The objects and
arc manufacturing and SELL
Ing cement roofing.
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nIcumoNp pkopUcE MARKET.

Sotc-Unless otherwise stated these quota
tons arc wholesale prices. Orders filed
from stores in small lots arc charged extra.
WHEAT-Rcceipts light and demand good.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS receipts; market quiet
but firm at prices quoted. CORN-Whitc.
active; mixed, in good demand. OATS
Quiet but hrm. RYE-unchanscd quiet,
HAY-With continued light receipts our
market is active and offerings are quickly
taken up at tho advanced quotations.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liberal. Market
about steady.
APPLES-Market very quiet.
~EGGS-Rcccipts light. Market very active
to-day at tho advance,
B~UTTER-ln good demand at quotations.
poULTRY-Reccipts light and market ac-
tivc for both live and dressed.
GAMI5-Rabbits much lower. duo to heavy
receipts. over $1,000 sold here during the
pastweck.
VIRGINIA BAcoN.unchanscd; active:
RECEIPTS FOR TIE W~EEK-Whcat, TO-
aIs bushels; corn. 1l.7s4 bushels; oats. lo.6Ss
bushels; flour, 3.il3 barrels; hay, la6 tons
millfeed, lG6 tons.
STOCK IN ELEvAToR--wheat, 1915
bushels; oats, 2,9Sl bushels.
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Gburtb Rotttts.


IRIS PRESBYTERIAN cHURCH-REv.
;. 7. McFADEN. D. D.,
az u a; NJ; and 8 P. n. by tho pastor. Sun
DAY school at $3.50 A. NJ. prayer-mcetInr
every Wednesday at s r. 81. Welcome 10
all.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Inc dev. lsusSELL CECIL. y. D.. pastor
Preaching at II a. NJ. and s. z. NJ. Service
"Wednesday at s p. NJ. Sunday School a:4s
a. NJ.
qHuRcn IL II IL coyENANr-REv. j.
ins at II A. NJ. and s p. NJ. by the pastor.
Midweck service Wednesday at S r. II.
sabbath school at $50 A. NJ. Seats all free.
Church Corner Fourth and Grace streets).
Preaching at II a. NJ. and 8 r. N.
BAPTIST.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (BROAD AND
Twelfth Strects).-Tho pastor, Rev. q. w.
subject. IF Ho Will Not Work. Neither
Shall He Eat At 8 r. NJ. the Rev. II. III.
BEATTYs. Of Mt, Auburn. N. ". will
League. sunday school "a. ". Patterson
Supt.) o;sO a. NJ. a welcome to all,
GRACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
thefnastor at IL A. NJ. Subject, Glad "Syor.
ship; at $ r. NJ. subject. ''our Mother,
Harris. supt.o Prayer-meoting Wednesday
at s. IT, NJ. A cordial welcome to all.
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
H(dEOFc AFeuuo #duu f1dTrlSOn tSLreet)-~ReV.
w. c. JAMES. tn. D., pastor. proachins
at II Am. by the Rev. j. NJ. HAYMoRE.
of Kentucky; ats ]. NJ, preaching by the
pastor. the Rev. w. g. JAMES. TIL. II. sun
day School at 9;l6 A.. NJ. (M. r.. Cox. Supt,l
"Wednesday evening prayor-meeting at s
O'Clock,
EPISCOPAL.
MONUMENTAL CHURCH (ERECTED 1874
on site Of Theatre burned 1911, Broad Street
below Twelfth) .--Services at II a. NJ, anu
q r. NJ. Seats free.
LUTHERAN.
FIRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL Lu-
itheran church Ton Seventh Street between
Broad and Grace).--J. J.. scHERER. JR.,
pastor.-9.S0 "A. NJ, Sabbath School; II a. Nj.
preaching, a..
REGULAR sSgRvICES OF FIRST
Church of Christ. Scientist. will DO held
Tomorrow morning in church edince {cor-
aner park Avenue and Meadow Street) at II
O'clock. subject, .Llfe.'' Wednesday
evening testimonial and experience meeting
al $50, The reading-rooms are located In the,
YChamber or Commerce building, and are
open every day from ~ Until = Al arc
cordially invited. f--
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dull. Rye ~FIour-Firm. Buckwheat Flour
Quiet. Buckwheat-State nominal. Corn
meal and Rye-steady. Barley-Dull. Wheat
Easy; No. 9 red. sl.So@1.33 elevator. domes-
tic. and s1.S2 (. o. b. aHoat. nominal. OPP
lions closed 101ssc. net lower. May, sl.l9;
July. sl.l03s. Corn-Firm; No. Q, I6c. eleva-
tor. domestic: 7sl4c. delivered, and 74i5c. &.
o. b. afloat. nominal. Options closed at sc.
advance. May. 7oc.: July and September. nc.
O~ats-Stcady; mixed. nominal. options clos
ed unchanged. May, 5iac.
Becf-Firm. ~Lard-Steady. Ta~llow-Quiet.
Petroleum, Rosln and Turpentinc-Steady.
Rice-Firm. Molasses-Quiet. S~lgar-ftaw.
firm: refined. steady. Coftee-Futures closed
steady, last prices being 5q1o points lower.
Spot steady; Rio. No. Z. Sll-lsasac.; San
tos. No. 4. 9d9isc.; mild. quiet; Cordova.
9MiliEc. Butter-Steady and unchanged.
Cheesc-Firm and unchanged. I1ggs-steady:
State. Pennsylvania and nearby, gathered.
white, fancy. D645c. Potatoes-Steady:
Maine. per bag. ;1.6o41e0. Cabbages-Steady
and unchanged. Freishts and Peanuts-un-
The cottonseed oil market showed a steady
undertone carly with moderate buying of
January By retiners. but when cotton broke
in the afternoon prices declined sharply and
closed weak at 4p21 points net decline with
sales OF 1890 barrels. January, T.27G7.3o.
March, I.25QL2s; May, LSimT32. July. T.sty
7.S6; prime crude. 6.20a62I; do. summer
yellow. 7.2s@I.S5; do, winter yellow, 7.Cl9
$50: prime summer white. 7,s0Qs.eo.
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Cotton Statintic..

Liverpool. January 14.-The follow
ing are the weekly cotton statistics:
ports. American, $1,000; stock, all
Kinds. 1.oS4.00o; stock. American. 9es,-
900: American forwarded. $4,000: total
sales, all kinds, 1900: total sales.
american. $4,000; English spinners'
takings. $4,000; total export, 10000:
quantity atloat. all kinds. 10000:
quantity ahoat. American, $50, 900; to.
tai safes on speculation, 500; total
sales to exporters, 1900.
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standard silver dollars IN genera
nnXIn,x nf Trndc.

New York, Janunly tTcct"
Tomorrow will say: ..
.Reports as to trade and transp9r-
resularity affecting sales and move
nlent Of farm products and coal SUD
plies of spring goods to various mar
kets, Retail trade in winter GOODS
been helped by cold, stormy
weather. and the usual January price
revisions. a very fair volume of res
orders Is reported by jobbers, while
tho volume of orders for spring reach
ing wholesale houses from Travellers
is fairly good. Indoor Industries seem
TO be actively employed, notably iron
and steel and shoe manufacturing.
Best reports as to new business In
iron and steel come FROM the West.
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Collections have been 1%nterfered with
interruption to crop movement, and
are rather irregular. especially from
country districts. The question OF
costs Is being considered by
many manufacturers. who arc finding
higher prices for raw materials and
requests for advances In wages.
Business failures in the United
States for the week ending with jan
uary 10 were 291. against Ell last
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-15
DRY GOODS

New York, January ii-Tho feature OF
the dry goods market to-day was the pric-
ing of cotton blankets, canton flanncls and
domcstics for fall delivery on a basis from
43c per pound above the prices OF a year
ago. . tTis close price has brought a consid-
cradle business forward. Yarns are quiet and
easy. Pulled woods arc easier, but foreign
woods arc llrmcr. Cotton goods are generally
quiet and firm.
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ALARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 1

PorT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY IA. 1910.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk. mcr-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Aurora. Furrnan. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengers. Phillips Line.
Barge norman Jeffrcss, Philadelphia, Pa,
coal. City Coal Company.
SAILED.
steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk, NOR
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
steamer Mobjack. Graves, Norfolk ana
lanes River landings, merchandise and pas
scngcrs, Virginia Navigation Company.
steamer Aurora, Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
senScrs, Phillips Line.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
MARKET

(Rcported BY Rodgers. McGabe & Co.
Petersburg. Va. January N-Peanuis.-
spanish.-Market steady at s1.4o per bushel.
virgihias-Jumbo. 4H94iac.: SNQ4c. for
fancy handpicked: 3hq3hc. for machine
picked; 2a4oNc. for Smelling stock.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE srocK MARKET

(sales at Union stock Yards.)
1.ichmond, Va. January ~ 1910.
Report or the 1.-Two stock market for the
week ending January TO-:
Eec~cipts-calt'c l5l head; calves. IS head;
sheep, 4. head; hogs. 1900 head.
Best steers, &C.; medium TO good, Ak @5ac.;
common TO fall, 'qi14c.; best helfers 5hc.;
sNq4Nc.; best cows, 1Hc.; medium to good.
t941ac'; common to fair. 2 N@sNc.; bulls,
aE@a.se. Cows and calves, $40 % 5000 per
head Galyss' 5@q7'4c,; extra. &c.; good heavy
rough sows and stays, 7Gslc.; sheep, 3,aU
&C.: best lambs sac, common to medium.
AZ grades cattle &c. higher; hogs, 10.
n'sner' NM, Mlhg'een extra steers sold at s"c'
Chicago M January MISUNDERSTANDING
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estimated at 1000 head. Market firm. Steers.
s5aS.so: COWS. s3.5o85.5o; helfers. $40 500;
bulls. ;4a5.15: calves. 339a75; stockors and
feeders. slJ6o9a5o. Hogs-Reraipts estimat-
ed at 5000 head. Market logl6c. higher
Choice heavy $685.; butchers. $3.50 800;
light mixed. $s.os9s.75; choice light. $3.50
SIS; pigs. sz7oGs.5o; bulk OF sales, $500
S.e5. Sheep-Roccipts estimated at 5000 head.
Market 1Og15c. higher. sheep. $50 Sis:
lambs. s7.4oas.so: yearlinss, sL.59I.ga.
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New York
Stock Market

New York. January LITTLE rcsunp-
tlon OF liquidation in the stock mar
kot to-day set conjecture to work for
sofic deeper cause to explain it than the
moro superficial influences Witch have
been given responsibility and which
are passing away without relieving
the market from the depression. Yes
terdnS's action OF the stock Exchange
governors was considered to have
definitely disposed of the Rock Island
episode, aud the securities Of that
company to-day were sustaining forces
for prices. so far as they exercised
any influence.
The liquidation Vas pushed with
growing precipitation to-day, aud de-
ciincs OF / to 8 points had become gen
cral b. the middle of the afternoon.
In the Hartman Pacifics, st. Paul and
q few others 1t was even greater. The
breaking through of prices to lower
levels than had been touched on
previous reactions was the signal
for the uncovering Of fresh stop loss
orders and for bringing new. burdens
on he market. Washington prospects
were said to be N principal movement
for the throwing over OF stocks. The
widespread activities of the govern
ment in the field OF corporation regu-
lation and the prospect of carly de-
cisions by the Supreme Court which,
1T was feared, might present even
grarcr conditions. were nude the
basis of argument by the sellers OF
stocks.
Indications for Il tremendous influx
of bonds from the Interior furnished
BY the preliminary estimates OF The
weeks currency movement Were made
matter for apprehension in the pre-
vaiiing speculative mood as offering
suggestion Of a Iuil in commercial n
trade activity. The stock market
showed no rallying power. lowest
prices of the day being reached in
the last hour, with an even greater
%outpouring of stocks. The Hartman
issues, ST. Paul. United States Steel,
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
were especially weak and apparently
without support. The close was very
fcverish. with practically no recovery
from the low mark.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales.
par value. s4.77o,ooo.
United States bonds were irregular.
Total sales for the day We're 1885,
500 shares.
call easier: 3 1-2@4 per cent; ruling
at 3 ga. Time loans soft and dull:
sixty days, 4 per cent: ninety days and
six months. 4 1-4@4 IL. Prime mer-
camille paper. 4 IL TO 5 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at s4.S41O.
for sixty day oi,Is. and at $4.S735 for
demand. Commercial bills, s4.S3 IL
d$i.S4. Bar silver, 50 1-2. Mexican
dollars. "A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-15
Real estate fnr &bale.
River Farm
and Timber Land

This property consists OF $40 acres,
100 OF which is open land; the balance
In timber. Fine dwelling. situated on
bluff 100 feet above shore line and
commane.hg a view or the river for
twenty miles, including jamestown
The property IS excellently To-
and is m Of the few river front
properties on the market and cannot
be surpassed at the price asked Can
be bought for $l2,500 on reasonable
terms.
Claremont. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-15
NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. n. c., January 14.-Spirits
Observation-Disclosures: receipts 5 casks
Ttosln-Steady at s3.s5; receipts $50 barrels.
.1ar-Firm at 500; receipts IS barrels. Crude
Turpentine-Firm at s:.5e44.D; receipts So
barrels.
savannah. Ga. January 14-Turpcntinc--
Quiet at 59Is a 60c.: receipts II casks: ship
ments 1,776 casks. R~osin-Firm; sales 1.6oi
barrels; receipts o4 barrels; shipments 2.46o
barrels; stock 1i5. 054 barrels.
%Charleston, $. c.. January 14.-Turpen-
tinc-Fir1n at 59Hc. ~Rosin-FIrm.