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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-06
VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT
Jury Decide. DamaEe sult in ra.or 0

Jury Decides Damage Suit in Favor oil
street Car Company.
n verdict for the defendant was entered
yesterday In the Law and Equity Court In
the case @: Ida u. Pride against the Viz
ginia Hallway and Power Company, in
which damages FOR personal Injuries were
asked in the sum Of $1,000. Nrs. Pride
claimed tina, on December 8, 1910. when
alghtinS from car OF the Laurel Street
line at the corner OF Fourth and Broad
streets, tho car started suddenly throwing
her to the ground md in!lIcting injuries
The jury decided in ccct that no damages
were due.
II was matter of comment In the court
that accidents OF this type, resulting In
damage suits. had greatly decreased since
the introduction OF the pay -as-you- enter
type OF cars In the old style cars the con
ductor Is frequently within the car. collect
ing iares when passenger aligh.s or
boards the car and sometimes, not being
able to see the rear step. gives tho signal
TO start at the wrong moment. With the
new type OF cars, which keep the conductor
dent OF that type is iarged guarded against
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-06
.HENRICO CORPSE
QUICKLY THAWEO
Sits Up, Bottle in Hand, to Re-
ceive Official Call From
Coroner.

10 Rosa Henley. heretofore OBJ
| scurc resident of Chelseu Hill, Henrico
! county. must go the palm for being
then come back to life.
Rosa, who seems destined TO rank
with other celebrities of the coIore1
race, pulled OFT her little resurrection
act yesterday morning under tho porch
OF her own house, at l20 Cedar Street
assisted by cloud Of witnesses and
warm fire. Her stunt was a great
success, except when viewed from the
standpoint of the Henrico county au-
thoritics. particularly from Coroner j.
tulmer Brights Viewpoint.
Finding OF Body.
Rosa was Inclined to be modest
about her achievement. while her
friends and relatives are considering
the advisablity of having q commits
sion of lunacy I, sit. Meanwhile, De-
putty Sheriff Garnott is enjoying a
laugh ut others expense. as his part
was played from his seat by the tcle.
phone.
James Robertson. a colored work
man. passed Rosas house yesterday
morning In the cold gray dawn of
real December day. and saw what
looked like foot protruding from
under the front porch. Further inves-
tigation discovered that IL really was
loot belonging 10 IN apparently life
less person. and Robertson yelled for
help. The crowd that quickly gathered
didn't press thc investigation much
beyond mere speculation. Finally some
one thought OF tclcphonins the county
authorities.
"Misto Garnctt." yelled u voice over
the telephone II few minutes later,
20 better come up and git dis here
dead woman under the poach." But
Mr.. Garnett did better; he called Dir.
Bright
Condition OF Corpse.
When the coroner arrived on Cedar
Street he found the scene shifted TO
the Interior OF Rosas house, with the
corpse sitting hulf-frozcn before the
fire. an empty pint bottle IN one hand.
Look here. woman" said the coroner.
what We're YOU doing under tina,
porch?"
Muffin"
"Whntve you got in your month";"
Two bits the corpse answered.
pulling II quarter of "a dollar from be-
tween her teeth.
What's that got 10 do with your
crawling under the porch and dying?'
DR.. Bright next wanted to know.
lhen Rosa proceeded to explain that
n woman had parted with the pre-
cious Two bits" on condition that
Rosa waken her carly yesterday morn
Ing, and according TO Rosa's idea, the
best way that could be done was to
wiSglc up under her porch and pre-
tend to die.
Her friends told Mr.. Garnett they
would observe her closely for a few
days before asking for an cXamina-
ton into her sanity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-06
"HEBREW LAWGIVER"
Nlr. Vending. Textures Attracting Public
Attention.

The SERIES OF lectures in Answer 10 Mod.
y Dung Mems Christian Association Ia!I, ar,
mahlns deep impression To-morrow night
Mr. Mcni!ing VIII give The Hebrew Law.
ENcf' which X Is said, illustrates p.rhnn>
more Iham any other of his efforts hi. ,hI
ny 10 'aKc AN Old theme and make II fresh
ana VIVID and develop in an unrAp,ci ed
va! Us wiz" slsnihcanee and important re.
lalL"n to the current ih"ush, OF mo d.,
M description %! ancient Babylon ana
ii""is furnished by modern research. con.
"i!i'hS ihc sacred records. all woven ~
Er'hvi with ~ skill "i 1, consunirna,. ,.r,is,
'hI i"d "ith the power OF Il great orator,
! i'"he HE Hebrew Lawglvcr' a captiyntin,.
.vrlulr." H''' a'i"s
Friday nignS Dcccntcr S. Sir. w.ra,,,r
! WIZ eve Snu! OF rarsus" on .rn.sIn q
na,t"'' ncecmocr /: Mr. Wenhlinr viii yIv.
| IN. lItpc!!n! BOOK 80 eNe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-06
WANTS INVESTIGATION
Puiiipg's Claim of Entertainment nj City
Home IL Denied.

Home In Denied.
Thomas j.. Pulling, nj whose instance an
investigation OF the City Home was hSd a
year the charge that ink had been
Injected in the arm oil patient, made COM
paint last night Of il-trcatmcnt, and not-
ned Chairman Graham d. Hobson, of the
Council Committee on Relief OF the Poor,
that he wanted another Investigation. H.,
felt that his treatment the result OF
his former activity, lie said that when ne
applied yesterday for surgical treatment he
way told 10 go into the poorhousc, which
he would not do.
AT the homie IL was stated that there was
nothing 10 the complaint. Dr. Watts. who
was in charge yesterday, said he found a
man. whom he had never before eccn, In
the dlning-room. whittier he had been sent
by SUPERINTENDENT cabell The hospital was
tn'i' ana Dr. Watts asked Pulling TO 80 into
the aimshouSc and spend the night prornis-
me To give him hospital bed to-day when
patients Wi! be discharged. Pulling dcciin-
ed 10 10 TO the pOorhousc. as he called IL
ana left the institution. Dr. Watts was not
at the home when the prior inycstiga lion
was had In 1910. 1t resulted In n with
urawal OF the charges by pulling
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-06
CONTINUE HEARING
lnterstnte's Condemnation PROCEEDINGS
Not Yet toncI,Idcd

iifarinE in the case OF the Inter-
state Railroad Company against the
Norfolk and Western Railway Compan,
Tore the State Corporation Commits
sion. Nearly the entire day was oc.
cupied in hearing the testimony Of
chief Engineer Churchill. of the Nor.
iolk and Western. who gave evidence
rtSnrdinp the possibilities of admit
tinS another track through the mar
row valley in which the town OF Nor
ton Is situated.
Court adjourned at ) o'clock until
10 O'Clock this morning. when ono or
two more witnesses recalled Will be
examined before argument is begun.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-06
Delegation Goes To wnshInpton

The Richmond delegation to the National
Rivers and Harbors Congress- which meet.
In Washington this week. left yesterday
afternoon the delegation Jointly represent.
ing the city of Richmond and the Chamber
of Commerce. being composed OF George ~.
G. Jones, Claude J.. Batkins, John C. Free
man. George Bryan. b. f. Ellington Henry
W. Wood. w. a. Crcnshaw, NJ. a. Cham bers
T. 81. Darlington. Edward S. Goodman, w
r. Dabney. Edmund Pcndleton and W. Il.
shepherd " "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-06
BAN is LIFTED

Ma, Now Use "Sot TO no Opened Until
Christmas On Mall.
The ban OF the post-Onca Department,
upon the use OF tho words "Sot to be open
Cd Until! Christmus on packages sent
through tho malls, Inns been lifted. accord
ms TO statement made yesterday by As
sistant PpstuIasicr !. ". Fuller
heretofore. Mr.. Fuller said. the use OF
ms sentence on mail matter was prohibited,
oht II has nos been decided that 1, may
the address - ''''''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-06
Grnnd Total Receip,
Three Men Convicted.

Joseph Waicott, tried in the Hastings
Court yesterday on n charge of breaking
into the store OF w. r. Walden, @an convict
ed and was sentenced to three ycara on tho
rondr.
Richard Evans was convicted OF erand
larceny. and was sentenced to four years
on the roads. IIc stole watch aud fob
from II. Il. Clements.
.Inhn w. Fletcher pleaded guilty To grand
larceny. and was sentenced TO one year In
the penitentiary. E5#G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-06
Wit In DarnnSc Suit

~ supreme Court OF Appeals OF virsu,,,
"HS Nil"Wed "a writ Of error and snnrr.
ObIo ~. "t ,"Hc OF tile Chesapeake and
~" i."'N"! Company against Mrs Leo,
H. o.. H"pinan This i. an appca, from
mr. Na" ",k1 county Circui, Court. wherein :,
t.. "''yM.n hrr $50, damages .
"fs' chapman fIst asked a. g, "a.
n"' ihtsr alcd all amended a.cIarn,tiin
s ,Y !" recover tho amount whirh ". ZION
Th., nor ~ Jury in the court boIow
me railway sOugh. AN nnfnai N on which
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-06

The condition OF Ioh, ,.,
ten year-old son 81 DEPUTY S,a seal the
n ,,in Dairy Commissioner Is. /. prro o3q
inrea saturday afternoon Iy a NON, IN,
Com Conn pt INC , - 4. hlynner Iutomobiic
much Improved when INJURY ,,.a, ~ pc
a. At The Johnston Wills Hospital, w i,"rs
nc is Confines. II was dcclarcl ~, ~, =.
ne would probably recover. 'h''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-06
Passing Worthless CLccIts

DETECTIVES are lookIng for William NJ.
Griffin. white man, who Is alleged to have
passed worthless check for IS on Meyer
GreentFee YESTERDAY. He is also believed to
for $40 Mrs Carter, of Iot North Ninth
street. Tho name OF w. NJ. Munay is signed
to the checks. which arc drawn on the
Planters National Bank.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-06
REFORMERS' CASE is SET.
Four Oniccrs 10 BE Tried for Alleged yIol..
tlon OF TriIst, md It'll L. q InriiIrc

t'oh "t irnst, ana nth j. q Fugitive.
iEiu! OF the indicted former officers ..
,ho order % True Rrformers will begin in
INC hnSiinEs Court on December u, IL va /,
nhnounccd T:serdhs. thar date havir. been
agreed upon by counsel ror both sides Four
men ara reuGy for trial. Reuben T. iiEi.
rnsh'ef o! the dctunct bank o! tho ord-r. Is
s'u. fugitive. The accused were allow cd
pail In the sum Of $500 each
ihe prosecution MI: be conducted by CON-
nohWenith .attoTncy Mn!uec Foikes. a..
sisted by Attorneys r. T. byrd ann :,
MohtaSne Many witnesses will be called
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-06
DR. unhln,r.I nnnlIae.

d.. J. F.. Hubbard qualified yesterday be-
fore City Clerk Ben T. August as district
physician In place of DR.. a. T. Smith, re-
signed. He was elected at n Joint session
OF the City Council on Monday night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-06
4. DECLARED Insane.

MIS- Christina Brill. Il rcs!dcu, % Var!n,
District. H"nricu COUNTY was legally dcelar-
ed insane ycstertas morning by i commits
sion ni luraCy sitting n; the I'nrICu count
courthouse. Tn" commission was nadc M,
&c Drs, ] Fuimar BrGh, and T. :. Martin,
ana Magistrate J. 7. purycar
Mrs Ban. VINO IS sixty years old, moved
"a H"nT!cG from the North soInn years ago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-06
Bags at $3.50 and 81 50

Unusual values in All Leather Hand
Bags, leather lined and double strap
handles: these in all colors, at S1.50
and S1.9S each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-06
Hand Bags at ,s2.9s

Most fashionable shapes in Seal
Bags, leather lined, strap handles,
unique gun metal or gilt trimmings;
an extra value at sos each.
Wonen's and Children's Music
Rolls, also Writing Tablets, Purses,
Gard Gases, etc, i'll a wide variety,
SOC each and up.
Womcn's and Mems Fitted
Travelling Cases, specially attrac-
tive value at $500. Others at s2.93
each and up.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-10
70 THE PUBLIC

The weekly issue OF the" FREIE
PREssE FJER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
Of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. 1t is
mailed to $50 post-ofices. and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma
1t clrculates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Nj
Paso and of course mainly IN
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts OF the
state, SIS also in Mexico.
Two tlavellng men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to- the lists.
In consideration Of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to- be the last adver-
Using medium In the State OF
Texas, when 1t is the object to
reach the German reading pc
pulatlon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-10
Sir $500 mad aeatidfamb.

geutif omertfaniihe 3eitunecr
tueroen i'm nlten 0oterlnno NIT gro,
Benz Snterelie geIeien, neil fie iid)
frei ousipred]en lno b6lfig bon ori.
ben mebr Neuisfeiten nilo Nadridy.
ten bringen, nIs bic oeutiden Sci.
tungen ielbft. Die u6reie 8reiie fir
9eras" lift oruben iibernn, fpobin file
geiauot miro einiebr gem eelebenel
Soft un6 funn. Fd riitnner, M11cl-
fennllng ln6 @irbieung gu filloen.
tuie aus 8abIreiden Wriefen an ms,
iouie al Dieieniaen, ipeIde oas
Dlatt oil lire 8ertpo1oten i1ifen,
bernorgebt. Wer oaber ieinen Be-.
manoten un6 5reunoen cine Sreltbe
ertpeiien, ibnen eila m~iGfommenes
@eifenf madjau ipil Der bclteae fir
Tie oie nGreie. Breffe fir Feras".
Das Sntereiie fin Gerns pie iiber-
bnupt fir ben 5taat uao bic Sc.
gen6, mo Die ger,panoten ipobnen,
lit in 0eutidIano iebr Ieb1oft uno
e lit unmoglid in 9ripatbriefer
cine 10 grinoIid)e auffl6rung unr
geidreibung beg freinoelt 2anoes
su gebert ipie oies bic uGreie. Yreiie"
n1tpodentlih TIT. Sir ben gerin-
Gen Nreis bon $500 berIe1oen mir
portofrei infer reidboItiges $50.
denbIntt auf Elm Sabr an irgeno
cine Moreiie i'm MusInn6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-10

WinterItiir1ne peihen 10
peroen mir boffentlih balo iageH
f0nrlett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-10
Nebmem Nerste serne {

Nebmea NerSte germe Dperatio.
men uor. Dieie Jrage id)eints 5eit.
gemaB 5u iein, oa cine @eiesnorla-
&c IN Der Colorado 2egislatlr ein-
gebraht noroen it, lpelde Mer5te,
bic u~nu0tige 9perationerp porneb-
men elmer seietpiorigen Sano-
.Iungsueiie idulbig maht. Srau 90.
Mo8Iert, 90 WiarhSoen Str, Dun.
firf, g. 81, idreibt: sd niirec
nm feinen 4reis obne ben Mpen-
.frduter i'm Sauie lcin molten, oe1in,
i'm 8eiis 6elIelben, fam i'd ben
9oftor itetS nlls Dem 9auie boIten.
9erielbe lit lttr cinmal IN 6tuei Sob
rem bel uns gemelcn. Canals fog
te> err, onB mein @nttc Dlin6barm.
cnt3unou1a bdttc ullo er tpolte i'm
10 idnea als nioglid) nod benz sos.
pitaI idJnffen, uil eine Qperatioa
por3unebmcn. @em cr an meiner
Stene mare, loete er, miiroe er fei-
ne bnIbc Sti,noe nit Der 9inIhaf.
Jung nod Dem Soipitnl iuarten. Sd
e%rpi0erte: yNein", mo iagte, 6ai
ib suuahlt Sbre Weoi5i1l periu
den miiroe. SD eebraudte Den a.
penfr1nter mo oas Seil-Oel, mi
in elmer ISOLDE batte er tpieber iein;
Mrbeit IN ieiner @erfitatt oufee
nommen."
Jorni's @lpenfrdrfer lit elm cir
| fodes, 5eitbetp1brtes arduter. Sell
mittel. l1eber bunoert Sabre lit el
cine @iilfe fir bic franfen uno lei
oenoen aberdeen geweien. CT ii
nidt in Mpotbefen gu baben; fam
nur 6ireft bon oet J~nbrifnnten ooer
beren Ngenten be5ogen peroen. Mai
fhreibe ali Or. Yeter Gobrnep s
Cons Co., 1875 60 9opne abe.
Chicago, Sn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-10

Naxmmsae.

Gan antsnio, Ser, 4. april. Or
1oM cts; Som MiSolins 12H etg.;
a~eibbline 1875 gts.; Gooo @ibeIins
1875 Gents.
@alpeitpn, ges., 4, Mpril. - 0rbis
uarb II 1916 Gts.; 2otp Mibolins
1871 Cts; Miboling f4as Cts; @oob
Wibbling 14B Cts: Iibbling Sair
14% Gents.
Gan antoltio, a. @pril. - 1911
Siibi,er. ...$4.75 Biz $500 per 9b6.
Ger, frii6.. ..15 gts. per 9bo.
Butter. ......15 Gts. per 8ib.
Butter. :. III IL. Is Cts. per &fb.
Aprn.... s. ..6S Cts. per 9nlbsI
@ei5en.. :. ...$1.05 per. @nfJeI
3eu. ...... ...14.00 Der So1lne.
9afer.. -. ....44 gts. per 8uibel
9oIi9s per Ntftito.. ....9A 0tS
Ynla PER Hfe. =. ....4 Gts
W,mHie.
Sartoffelns Colorado, $1.9o; gegas,
l,eu,. $500.
3lpiebeln, California, $500; @eriz
fo, 8ermuoas, $500, gegas, grpi5aI
@ar, 1926.
Somater, Merifo, 6 gasfets $500;
Sloribns 6 gasIet5, 1925.
@obI. $500 lito 1926.
@urfen, Seras. $1.75 fir Elm
1I8 8ufbeI.
gohnen.. Megifo, flabe. CRIME $500.
@riii1er Bfeffer, $3.50 per s. 8nss
fetSgrnte.
auobIaud, 81 ,ubI 10e per Bfnno.
SIbe aartoffefn, $3.50 per 100
Yfun6.
9qnaib, $500 uno 1926 per gor.
@eIerie. 85c Der Duben5.
8IlinenteN, $500 nt16 1925.
Salat, per Ssb. gunoeI $500 uno
$1.2b:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-10
no fonn man @eIn beiier d.

Wo fann man Welo beIIer an
legerl als in Dem 4nfauf elmer
SInide 8rifIDMib 9itterg2
Sbr erbaltet @ier fir Gins = eiue
N~ierenmeoi5in, einen 2ebertonif.
einen Moeenit6rfer utto einen sc.
oarmereinieer. @ier Meoi5inen fiji
einen Dollar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-10
Rad barter xaeesar6eit

f1mer5en aopf nno Nilder Der Snns.
frau. Aein Munoer, uenn ibre
Qoune ettpos miirriid lit. sic miro
abre quite 2nune tpieoer erlnngelt,
aiahoem He bic @dlnerdeli mt 9r.
Midter's wBain.Grpel1er" bertrieben
fat. Dos lit 0erfelbe 5uberIalIige
5reuno Der Meni6beit1 ben man
felt Sobren in goll3 europa III fail
ieoer DnniIie porfin6et. % nio SO
Gents Die GIaide in alen ocitiden
Npotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-10

syobn $. Bolton, offentlifer geo.
tor. @runoeigentum. agent fin
9eniionsmiprihe. 3immer 8, ct
Sames Sotel, Slt-Souiton Strabc
|geibe Telephone $50,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-10

3eitmeiie 8eritopfue lit biz
giir, burh weIde piele oft gefahr'
lide aranfbeiten eingelaiien tuer.
ben. Ser geIegentlide @ebrauf
VridIp Mfb gittenrs befei.
tigt uno furiert bieien beoriidenoel
3nitanb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-10
@as Der SefretGr 6es f6nislid5tn
4onimlats bpm Stalien iber
Jorni's Mlpentram=

OutHlsa. NtPeNttaus
ter iagt:
HbilaoeIpbia, 3d., 10. M6rs
1910.
Or. 9eter Sabrnep & Cons, G6i-
cngO.
@erte 9erren! gS freut mid
iebr, cine Mgentllr far Sssbren Ml-
~penfr1uter annebmen 5u for1nerL--
fir cine Meoi5im Die ieoe 6auaiIie
i'm 9alale bolten ioute, lei eg aut5
MIR cine 5laide, UNI aus3ufinben,
melb' elm nertpoIIes, Huterdeugeu.
beg uno Die @%eiunobeit fo~roernoes
MtitteI oieieIbe lit.
@as MIDI anbetrifft, 10 meroe id.
mein 9eftes TIM, Inn ~oenielbell BE-.
fannt 5u MAIDEN, nie er es bere
oieflt. SIR MIpenfrauter bat mel
ne @nttin furiert nno ibre @einnO-
belt tpieoer bergeIteIt. Sd fonil
iest ollie, tuelhe mid fragen ans
grfabrung beriiderl1, oaB Der Il-
penfrauter als ein5iger, beller 9eff.
mtngsitrobI alien araitfen leuftet,
ielbit tpern bic iogeraunten millen.
idnttfiden @ebonoIungen berioet
bnbet.
Sd freue MIDI BOB mir oieie o..
leee1lbeit gebotet lit, Sbnen mel.
men Danf aus5uipreben uno gleid).
acitia meiner 9ohahtltng Der,
iihern gu fonnen.
Sbr gang ergebener
Gniieppe Be Stepbanu,
Sefretdr ocs fonigIiden &o!;.
iuIats bon StaIien.
Mefibena: 1913 go. 10. 6treet,
NbilnOelpbin, go.
Gorni's MIpenfrduter lit niht III
Mpotbefen gu baden, ionoern miro
ben 2euten brett geliefert burd'
Qofalagenten, tpeIhe angelteltt iinS
BON ben giga,tumern, 9r. 8etel
Jabruep & Cons Co. 1875. 60
SoDue Npe., Chicago, So.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-22

ish and general declines were scored.
Locally the break was moderate, but the
task OF selling usually meant long work
outs. From a $3.50 limit the best fat
lambs dropped 10 S56a and are closing
on this basis Very good 90 to SO-pound
lambs closed around $3.50, indicating net
losses OF about l0Ul5c.
II anything, TAT sheep suffered even
moro than tat lambs, present prices rul-
ms about quarter under quotations
week ago. Trade acted more or less
Giraffe, however, and u Is rather difficult
TO gauge values accurately by quoting
any definite decline Good fat ewes are
closing around SSOO6i32o, while handy
Wethcrs OF toppy quality are moving at
and near $3.50,
Daily clcarauccs Of feeder stock usually
mostly plain, little lambs and old ewes
Despite this fact, the final clearance
shows M almost complete but the coun-
try demand as "a rule proved backward
Sellers were forced to resort to cost
cheapCnng In order to place offerings
and wvighty feeder lambs, suitable for
dry lots, are closing about 20u2jc off
These classes were favored around SA0u
40 while pec-wCes dropped as low as
E83g&6o Showing losses Of Soc ana mos,
Feeder ewes selling az $50 and less cor
respond To the S6Oli2IO classes at last
weeks close, Weeks purchase ON coun-
try account Is revised TO $4,000 head.
Quotations ON sheep ana lamhS-I.amhs,
Good to choice, S5.S5Q6O; fair 60 good,
NolJu1.SJ; feeders, $Sooul.ib, Nearhnss
Good TO choice, S3J0u4 70; feeders, $3.50
S76. Wethers Handy, &,S54S.6O, heavy,
S.25gS.50; feeders, S3,0Od3 10, Ewes Good
to choice. S3OOUS o. fair to good. 81 100
800; breeders, S2e5dSS5; feeders. t2.loG
265; culls, 81 bOI21O
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-22
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Bear Operators Bring About Substan.
tial Reductions in Prices.
FEWER IDLE CARS REPORTED
Decrease of Nearly Ten Thousand
surplus Cars In Last Two Weeks
Makes Total Smallest since
Last November.

NEW YORK, oct 2l.-Bear operators
took an aggressive position In the stock
market today and succeeded in bringing
about substantial reductions in the prices
of speculative stocks, Three leaders
Reading. Union Pacific and United states
Steel-lost paint each, as did Lehigh
Valley, southern Pacific, Louisville and
Nashville. Rock Island and number Of
other Issues.
There was profit taking in the copper
stocks, following yesterdays rise and
Amaigamated Copper and American
Smelling lost ground Great Northern
ore certificates developed further weak
ness losing nearly two points on mod
eiate selling.
The bears made the most Of President
Tatts reiteraton yesterday of his views
In regard TO enforcement OF the Sherman
law, but IL was not regarded as probable
that this caused increased apprehension
among holders of securities.
Chesapeake and Ohio was the oonspic-
ously weak figure of the list. While in
common with the other southern roads,
its gross earnings have been increasing.
expenses expanded so largely during the
last fiscal year that according TO the
for dividends was cut almost In half II
was on this showing that the stock lost
more than points.
Evidence OF better conditions was sup
piled by the fortnightly statement OF
freight car surpluses. a decrease of
nearly 10000 idle cars in the last fort
night Is reported, making the total sur
plus the smallest since November last
year.
Continued strength Of foreign exchange
rates this morning led the banking houses
to cable inquiries to their European COR
respondents as to whether they would be
likely to call for Consgnments of gold
during the coming week. Foreign eX-
change dealers said that the market was
Just about at the point at which gold
could be exported, and that only slight
inducements would be required TO cause
renewed outflow of the metal.
The showing Of banks for the week was
better than had been expected. Loans
fell off sharpely and there was a small
cash gein instead of the predicted loss.
Trading in bonds was light. New York
Air Brake convertible Gs wire weak. The
general market was steady. Total sales
par value $l,O650OO. u. S. bonds were
uneXchanged on call for the week
Number OF SAFES and leading quotations
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