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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-09

state Labor Cosnrnissioncr James =
pohrrfy has been dets'ne ~ DIS .",'i.
this week b-csuss OF tne iln- :.
rsotber Mrs. Doherty vas reported a.
q little better last night .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-09
sent on to Grand Jury.

OZclIc Johnson. Colorcd. charged
with entering the house OF John Por-
ter. 521 west Broad street.. for illeSal
purposes was sent on to the grand
iury yesterday morning BY Justice
Crufchficld IN Police Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-09
Cotrru Qusiif~>-

Walker 9. Co'rcii. recently elected
scrooi trustee from the fourth school
district Of Richmond To succeed 'onu
Rarbv. appeared before judge ". =
richardson. o. tho Hustinss toS'N
yer:er5ay and quail ned ioI ONCE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-09

W y. Thomas. coforcd was SEN
fenced TO eighteen months in the Peni-
Tertiary Yesterday morning by a jury
OF the Hastings Court. which found
HIM guilty Of housebreAkfng.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-09

W Y. Hutchinson. indicted for petty
larceny. was found guilty yesterday
morning by JUN Of the Hastings
Court end sentenced 70 serve six
months in Jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-01

Charles NJ Warner. of Syracuse, head
of the Warner Refining Company II was
learned yesterday. is to purchase the tor-
mer dwelling house of Mrs. Abbie D
Thomson at the southeast corner or
Madison avenue and 4lst street. Inc
property, which ne leased three years ago
with an option to buy is occupied by the
Aero Club Of America.
! Mr. Warner owns the twelve story
/ Physicians and Dentists Building at NO
"a East 4lst street and the dwelling
No 295 Madison avenue, and with the
Thompson property will control a plot
| fronting AL feet on the avenue and 40
! feet on the street The lease held by MT.
Warner on the Thompson house expires
next month. The property. 1t is said Is
held al s300.0oo.
\ recently completed tenement house at
! Nos l32 and 49, Thompson street was
| sold yesterday by L. II. Ludlow & Co.
J for the Citizens Investing Company Tor
sum close TO the asking price OF slOo,oo'
/ Tie property consists of a plot 6oX96 feet
between Houston and Prince streets, and
was purchased as an investment by Clio
vanni Ronca. The sellers arenow complet-
ing two similar houses in this vicinity.
Max Marx bought from the Lawyers
Title Insurance Company the two three
story fiathouses and stores at No. Hl3 ana
All Third avenue, each on lot 25xloo feet
] located Just north OF lslst street. In eN-
change Mr. Marx gives 10 the Lawyers
company two plots at the northwest cor
ner Of Amsterdam avenue and 2lith
street. a plot 376Xl00 feet and the four
lots on the east side OF Nermilyea avenue
100 feet south of Academy street, lCOXl5o
feet. The Lawyers company Will offer
the two properties for resale.
An old landmark in the Fordham Sec
ton of The Bronx changed hands In a
deal reported Yesterday The property
involves the vacant plot OF about six and
a half lots at the southeast corner or
Sedgwick avenue and Fordham Road.
The seller is the American Mortgage
Company and the buyer is John Ii. HID
bard. who buys for speculation.
Thu property was used as a cemetery
for about fifty years. and prior TO the
purchase OF the plot few years ago
the bodies were removed 10 nearby
cemetery. j ne property u ~ VIC JH'~
ton formed by Sedgwick avenue. Ford
ham Road and ls4th and lssth streets. and
fronts about 235 feet on the curve at that
point on the northerly side the plots
measure 97s feet while on the east II IS
1878 feet The southerly line measures
2s.4 feet
Other sales announced yesterday fol-
low.
ls>rH STREET-Joseph r 4. O'Donnell
has sold 40. 700 East l3sth street. I'VE
story four family apartment house. on plot
4OXl0O feet. II will be near the cypress
avenue station 81 the Lexington avenue sub.
way. The purchasers are Dr.. \. +. and
George Bieser. who bought FOR investment.
MANHATTAN AVENUE. - william -.
Gantz has sold No. 900 Manhattan avenue. a
FIVE story nathouse an lot 2j.llN9j feet ~
the southeast corner OF l2lst street. The
buyer gave other property iQ part payment.
WISE AVENUE Edward Polak has sold
for Leopold Sslamon the two family house on
| lot oOxlOO feet. No. 1879 Nyse avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-01
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

NJ & l.. Hess leased the eleventh loft in
Nos. 12l and l23 East 9th street 10 Sellg-
man & Late. the second loft In No ~
Fifth avenue to F. Streicher and the
fourth loft in No. ls7 Mercer street 10
Finer & Bacharach.
II. l.. Monkey & Co. leased in the Ap-
piled Arts Building. No q West Goth
street. the store and NTH floor TO Nine
Leonard the top floor 10 Hirsch &
Heaberln and space to Bugnon &
Barone.
Eugene J. Busher leased for the Haher
Realty Company the Melrose Turn Hall
No. 597 CORTLAND avenue. TO Frederick
Burghardt for ten years at a rental OF
;l74co.
j. Z. & i. J. Murray leased TO ID. kohan
the dwelling house No. l68 East ll6th
street.
Pease e. Gilman leased duplex apart
ment at No. $50 Park avenue TO DR.. John
A. Jackson and an apartment at No. 81.
Fifth avenue TO Octavia Guinle.
Slawson & Hobbs rented for Z. X. Wise
No. 60 West s5th street to f. L. Stein;
for w. r. Parsons No. 1924 West End ave
nue. TO f.. Hubel. and for Thomas V. Cony
No 2OS West 10Th street to VI. +. Jones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-01
"SILVER BILL" DIES POOR
William Riley, Once Rich Book
maker, Dead in Chicago.

Chicago, July 3l.-"Colonel" William
Riley, whose bookmaking establishment
on Gamblers Row" in the 7Vs
was known from coast to coast, died
here Yesterday He was about So years
old. Although one time a millionaire, he
practically was without funds at his
death.
Riley, whose white hair and mustache
won him the sobriquet Of SILVER Bill"
had a reputation among gamblers for
his honesty. He never allowed minors
in his place: no man was permitted
TO smoke cigarettes there. card playing
was not permitted. but any kind of a
wager on a horse race. athletic event
or election was promptly covered
Riley was born In Brooklyn. and was
camp follower of the Union army.
Late In the SOS he landed in San Fran
cisco with only 81 50. Meeting a ragged
miner whose face was so covered with q
heavy growth OF red beard that he re-
sembled a freak, Riley rented store
room and charged fifty cents admission
to see the wild man Of Ceylon," who
was the miner. He made $3.50 In ten
days.
Riley's widow is believed to be resid-
ing in New York 1t is said he settled
100000 on her several years ago when
they separated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-01

AVENUE b. $. n II n OF 10th st. 81 Sx
90; Dec 20. 1907: samuel Greenfield 10 Sarah
+ Blodget; 5000 attorney. Hugo Cohn. -
Avenue 4.
SAME PROPERTY. March 30. 1898; Abra
ham and Marie katz 10 same, as adm x;
81. 600. attorney. Asa \ Spear 80 Wall ST
SAME PROPERTY: April ]. 1907; Jacob 5
Gluck 10 same 81 10.
20 1907. Arlstides and Annie T. Martlpez 10
National savings Bank. Albany 5000. at
torney. Title Guarantee and Trust co, lie
BROADWAY.
Anna e Hicks ct al to Daniel J Early. 21l
Broadway; $1,000
27Th ST. / East, mtg on lecse. etc: Nov ~,
1912 Joseph kap,an TO Philip Wechsler. %
7oTi sT 427-2o East. 521iO2.2 .; July IL.
man. 5000, address. ~ East 10Th st.
lI7rH ST. n 5. 1918 Il e OF 9th ave. le.sx
lOOil: Nav s. 1898 Sophie Luders 10 Eliza
beth A NJ Meany and ano. Excess $4,000
stc-dam ave. 23 sx99 IL Oct ~. 1908: Rudolph
II Pankow and ano TO Dieirich W Rohde
10000: attorney Hugo III Ritterbusch. 50 Mai
den Lane.
l45TH ST. $50 West. "a. 429oii: Oct 81.
1906. same TO same $1,000
l4iTH ST. 500 West. 80 .3xo9 II. oct 81. 1906:
tame % same $1,000
The Bronx.
BATHGATE AVE. W $. 1903 II o, iTad
at. l6.sNll45: Sept % 1905: Antonetta Blbbs
10 Julia y Kerrisan: $1,000: attorneys Per
kins 4 Butler ~ Park Row
CLINTON AVE. e cor is2d ST. 20 4xso *
eoNie': June 10 1913 Normal Construction ca
to liockland Realts Co; 5000: attorney. f c
He'll. SEQ Wills ave.
SAME PROPERTY; JCne 10. 1915: same 10
same: s.. 900
2sTH ST, FL East n g. 25xos9 o; July 1. 1909
William \ Hard TO Won BeIerhont TLonlps-n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-01
BROOKLYN SALES.

b. ]. Sforza has sold for Mrs. Emile 6.
A. Ehrgott a plot l0x132 feet on the north
side OF 6Sth street, 100 feet east Of Thir-
teenth avenue; also lot 30Xl25 feet OF the
south side of 67th street. $50 feet east OF
Thirteenth avenue: for Willard II. Barnes
q lot 20x100 feet on the north side of 6lst
street $50 feet west OF Fifteenth avenue.
Malcolm McKinnon. jr.. sold for Ernest
Esser a dwelling house. Joxl0 feet. on the
east side of Battery avenue. go feet north
of Fort Hill Place, TO John Gray; also
for c. Newton a two and one-half story
dwelling house. 25xl00 feet. on the north
side of sSth street. 20 feet west OF Fourth
avenue. to Charles +. Hill.
The Brooklyn and Queens House and
Home Corporation sold to the Lancaster
shire Realty Company four lots at Ridge
wood. on the north side OF Myrtle ave-
nue., so feet southwest Of Onderdonk ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-01
MECHANICS LIENS.
lilly 81

1ssTH ct. SIS. 1852 II . OF PARK ava %,,
National Plumbing Supply Co agt Casc,,
Fasany Co, Inc, owner and contractor; H.,
Siegelbaum and James WentE. :oa,nc,,
1924 %.
122D ST. ~424 and 426 East; National Pin,
ing Supply Co agt South Jersey Lad a
owner; John Ferk!n and John Maskin cern'
tors: SlO5.
BROADWAY. I44s; Philip Levitt a. q,
Street Realty Co. owner; Irving GriSwod 4
wing Rutland and Theodore Brush. oontrsesu
IS. 1862 "a.
SGD ST. 443 East; Isidor Goldman AZ W.,
Mendelsohn and sigrnund nendelsohn. syss
and contractors; Mor.u Lebovitz, ooaraar
Sl.T92 80.
Sd AVE. 1854: Ernes, II Moriu ~ ID.
Eichler Brewing Co. owner; George z IN:
contractor; Ss4 "a.
42D ST. 80 East: T J Fearun Burks N =
Street and Madison Avenue Co. owner: ",
lithic Concrete Co. contractor 1925.
49TH ST. 535 and 53s West, David Z =
thanson agt Mary Frswiey. owner; haa
Frawley, contractor; si15
4sTH ST. les West; LuiG CostahsA =
Frederick r Brueck Samuel n Wilson, NJ
lam Hoewg and Richard Cole, owners; Be,
c Smith. contractor: s4o4
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. "a; Luigi CosuMs \
= n Miller. Miller. or and !r. OVER
Henry c Smith, contractor: s265.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-01
LIS PENDENS.


BOND ST, " &, intersec 8. New III
White Plains I'd, l60Xl7l. Union ST. sci
iutersec " Grove e.. SsNll36. Bernard,
NJ Kracht agt Katharine kracht - al q
measurement CT dowerJ, attys, Raoe *
Ter
9TH AVE. cor l2s,h 81. 90 llIls
William = d Stokes agt Reed Realty cel
al foreclosure Of mortgage. atty. II sEt1
list ST. = 40 n " OF North 30 a
1GXiO0. Morris Cooper agt 4 Realty Coz
al foreclosure Of mortgage; atty, A
Lrnst.
COMMONWEALTH AVE. 1910: Meta 2
mann agt Martha Huebeaer ct al Goreelss.'
OF mortsageJ. atty, 7 = Lahm.
LOT 10. bet Chatterton and Zerega ,vd
Louis Friedman ast Emma l. Hendrien (
81 foreclosure Of TAX Hem, ATTY h L Ff-i
BEAUMONT AVE. $. 1893 2 OF sd
81. 333Xi00: American Real Estate 70 1;
Baldassare Scordato - al foreclosgrs
mortgagsb. atty. & Meyers
LOT 90. revised map Of Seneca PARK 4
Bronx, Moth Side Mortgage co. VI ks-'
Realty 90 e al foreclosure % morg4s'
attys. Clocke. Wood & Reidy.
SsTH ST, III West; Sarah r Booth sl
act Sarah Friedman et al amended IL
closure Of mortgage. atty. = + RaoeL
li1TH ST. :. $50 n " of - AIMS q;
25x999: Herman Heidenreich az, Len G'r|
et al faction to impress lienl; attornsy
Chambers.
LOT 1871, map OF Gleason property. bsi,,
North New York Savings and Loas Assoc
tion agt Josephine X McOwen ct A. "a
closure OF mtg: attorney J II Hildre;s
LOT o. bet Chatterton and Zeregs AZ
Bronx. Louis Friedman agt Emma L "
bricks 81 al foreclosure OF transfer Of 4
lien) attorney II !. Franklin.
Cd AVE. 2 =. 1919 n % lst ST. lN1
100. city OF New York AT George ? Jo-.
son et al faction 10 acquire tile, e,e);
torney. \ r Watson.
WALTON AVE. 8. 403 q q z Of b.,
side ave. s910V1o+7 Henrietta Rensa.
agt Abe Nicholson 81 al amended ~
closure OF mtg. attorney. 8 Williamsos
65TH ST. 246 West. Alexander Robe 2
Ann Ehrett et al faction 20 set aside Il
vcyancc) attorney W Vlausen.
ST AIMS AVE. " cor 81 l47th o. =
994 Empire city Savings Bank sst xr3
Rosenthal 81 al foreclosure OF mts); ~
ney. q W Dayton.
234TH ST :. 30 2, w o, Ka,onah q
241xlO0. Charles 7 Bru.is az, WY
Grossman 81 al foreclosure OF mts) a.
ney. II Gerding
l1sTH ST. 49, West: Mary MeDonouss =
Nora Regan et al partition. attorney ~
ely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-01
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of grantee and At
torney)
Interest ; per cent unless otherwise stated
INV
Manhattan.

o,hy Sea Metarthy to Emisrant Industrial SAVINGS
Bank. 81 Chambers 81 July 20 G ! yr' sS'o"'
% 500, Arlstides Martinez TO Title Guarantees
and Trust 20. lI6 Broadway; July So due as
FORT WAsHiNGroN AVE. cor Of letst
st. lO2xliT: Friedman Construction 60 to Mont
rose Realty 60 1875 Broadway. yr, y per cent
July 30; 100000: attorney New York Title
Insurance Co. 1875 Broadway.
SAND PROPERTY; same to y, Harris IIl, Man Ia, :
ss sSts du. vac" as per- e' bond s7ooo sttOneys.
stoddard & Mark. l2s broadway ,,,,
Ho %tinaT't to Melville Besru.. a5 Joraemon
st. brooklyn (prlor mtg ss5oO July 20; due.
etc. as per bond; 5000; attorney. NJ H Bear
Renns,i to Mclancihon Burr. j.. 22l ILL Broad a.
way; Inly %; yrs per s cent; $1,000; a''or
MADISON AVE. soso. $, 2jx0e; Sarah /
webb to Anna r Cooper, Relmar: \ J; July
Guarantee and Trust Co lT6 Broadway.
THOMPSON at. $. 1875 II n Of Prince st.
60xD82 Giovanni Ronea. Inc. to Citizens IN
500; July 81 yrs. per cent; $3.50: at
torney. New York Title Insurance Co. i3o
ton ST. -xss.0; George W Meyer to George F
q; Mar td New sonS piGr mtg
70 pa Farrell sIe 90 g v ess DSna -' attorney
18TH ST. i2i West. 25xI03.3; French s,vsn-
gelical Church Of New York to Title Guaran-
tee and Trust co, lI6 Broadway; July 80: due
az per bond: $4,000
23D ST. $. 225 II OF 9Th ave, l6x irreg
10 oath st. Church OF ~ Vincent de Paul 10
Bmgrant Industrial savings Bank 81 Cham
bers ST. July 30: VI. per cent: s.. GOO: at
torneys n O'Gorman. 81 Chambers ST.
2sTH ST. r. 1I5 II OF Madison ave. 40 10
xas.e: Fabian Construction 60 TO Metropolitan
Life Insurance 90. l Madison ave: July IS.
due Sept I. 1918. per cent: 5000. 900; attor-
neys. Woodford. Bovee Butcher. Madison
ave.
+TTH ST, =. a5 II OF ID ave 3OxIOO 3:
Anna II Betzeman TO Bowery. savings Bank.
Strong & Cadwaader 40 Wall IT.
nth 81, n =, 1915 "a OF Morningsde
ave iGSx1p0 II; AmAlia Ferris TO Emma Fer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-01
BISHOPS LONG ESTRANGED
Ex-Corsul to Palermo Tells Of
Marital Troubles.

Brooklyn. Conn. July Civilian
Henry Bishop. formerly American Con-
sui at Palermo. to-day told Of his long
enlargement from his wife, following
advertisement that he would not be re-
sponsible for her debts. He said his
wife deserted him. but friends OF the
family here and in New York knew moth
ing OF II.
The Bishops were married in 1888. Mrs.
Bishop was Mary Dearborn Jackson.
Of New York. Mr.. Bishop was born in
Hartford. Conn. He was graduated from
Yale In 1867 and subsequently studied
architecture. and after brief venture
into journalism was appointed Consul to
Palermo. where he distinguished himself
I'm running down the Black Handlers re-
sponsible for the death of Lieutenant
Petrosino. OF the New York police
The Bishops maintained an apartment
at No. 100 East 67th street New York
which they have not yet given up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-01
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street market was
strong and higher, with lake quoted 10. n
lj12c; electrolytic. ljl.c. and casting Il 2.
qljisc. Standard copper on the Metal e.
change was firm, with spot quoted 1897 = q
bid August IA 40dl4 s71c; September.
49, q l4.s' &c: October, 1900 14.s7isc.
In London copper was strong and higher.
closing firm at f67 IS Cd FOR both spot and
futures.
TIN-Locally was dull. with spot and
AUGUST. $500 40 CSC; September. 30 so n 4Oc.
and october. 30 700 4oc. In London tin was
Arm. closing at 1852 5s for spot and futures
LEAD-Quiet; New York spot 44Oc and
East 81 Louis, 425c. London lead closed
at f20 IL Cd
SPELTER-Nominal
IRON-Cleveland warrants 54s 1Oiad in
London. Locally iron was steady and nm.
| changed. with No foundry Northern quoted
SO 15Q SIG. No Northern, No ! Southern
and soft So % dS155O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-01
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Forfeiture of Pay Successful as
Disciplinary Measure.
[From The Tribune Bureau.1
washington JulV 3


ARMY PAY AND DIsABILITY.-The
military authorities are much grained
with the results Of the legislation winch
deprives of pay army officers and enlist
ed men who are absent from duty unuer
treatment for disease resulting from IN
diligence in alcoholic liquors or drugs OF
from other misconduct. 1t so happened
that the first case to come within the
statute was that OF a chaplain, VINO mas
since resigned.
The law was enacted on the recommen-
dation Of the surgeon general OF the
army as a means of preventing habits
detrimental 10 discipline. 1t was found
that in the English army absence from
duty for reasons attributable to indivld-
ual misconduct was regarded as sufnclehV
20 justify forfeiture of pay. Ihere was
considerable question as TO the WISDOM
of applying this method in the American
army. and it was only after the surgeon
general had reiterated his commence
tions that Congress. in the last session.
provided this means of controlling sI'-
uation regarded as menacing, not only
from a disciplinary point Of view, but IN
the matter of health. There is already
a gradual reduction in the rate OF disa-
b,litv of this class. but the authorities
are continually called upon to interpret
the law.
1t has lately been decided for eXanlpIe'
that acting dentists who serve th:ee
years as such before they enter the reg
ular dental course do not come Withln
the SCOPE of the law. They are not u
he regarded as of the army TO the oN-
tent OF having pay withheld but IN cases
where the disability is of the class sup
ulated in the law the acting denuS's
are 10 be summary discharged from
the service. This has happened during
the last few DAYS in the case OF an ACT
ing dental surgeon from New YORK. WIZ
was appointed last November and VINO
was absent from duty from May 10 u
June Is by reason of sickness on az
count Of disease not contracted III lihc
of dutv" II Is held that in the case Oh
dentists and medical officers greater
strictness should be observed in applying
81 the law.
Some liberality was shown, however III
the case of a soldier who was lald up j"
a hospital for day as the result oil
brawl in which he became engaged Wiiue
Intoxicated. II the soldier were in the
bosnita, because Of drink he would nave
lost the pay for the period, but II WaN
held that the injuries he sustained "i'e
in a fight did not come within the Prov
sions of the law, although he might not
have been in the fight had he not oeen
indulging in intOXicants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-01
PENNSYLVANIA EARNINGS
Loss Of S1,252,OS2 In Net for June
and S4.O26.648 for Six Months. =

Gross earnings OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad system including the lines east
and west Of Pittsburgh. for June totaled
So. Coz. 73s, an increase Of sl.9l0,o5& After
deducting s2s,442,eos for operating ex-
penses, however. there was a net operat-
ing revenue of ElS4,131. decrease of
sl.252,0s2.
Pennsylvania gross earnings for the
six months from January l TO June 30
were SIS, 573,5S4. a gain of Hi.9C6.7Ss. Net
operating revenue was s2s,s9s52o, a de-
crease OF s4,036,64s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-01
THE CROP MARKETS
Continued from thirteenth page.

lambs. IS 10 average IS per 100 ID; 2S5. So
TO- % 10. SO. 1j2 Va IS 10. So 50; 80 Is!
sheep 1O5 10. 81, ~ Va. % TO- 81; ~ Va
culls. 90 H. 81. 90 ~,
lambs, Gs 10, S. -: $40 90 ID, 81; 236 Va
~ To- IS 20. $50. II h. IS. EOS IL 10, 81 80
25l, 76 10. 81 So, I'll, - III, 81 40 IS "a,
% ID. s.: 1861. Ga ID, 81 10. 20 va sheeP l -"
43 " Va. 116 10. 81 6j, II, l2i H. - 90 D.
Newton & Co: 25e Va lambs II ID. IS 20
240 w Va. 40 10, IS Is; lO7 Penn, 40 TO-
81 40 Penn sheep, 12j ID. So 30.
Mcpherson & CO.: 1S7 Va lambs. 60 H.
81 80: II Va culls, CO 10. So: 30 Va sheep
lo9 q 81 so; ~ Va oulls' O. 10; -; les,
than half car for the market. Feeling
steady: Pennsylvania hogs sold at 80 1OG
50 50 per 100 ID; roughs. s. 60 900 -,
Sales-S. Sanders: Penn hogs, 100 10
average. 50 so per 100 Id.
Newton d CO.: Penn hogs, zoo h. 50 TO-
l rough, 800 10, SIS 60
Chicago. JuIy,S1-HOGs-R 16 200:
weak TO "a Toe lower; bulk Of saless, s 90 q
$500 leht, s. s5gSS 80. m IaXsb 90 S Va
S. 50, pigs, s6qSS SO. Receipts.
5000 steady 10 shade lower: beev &c,
So 9oas9 10. Texas steers oo So 1S@N s sd
heifers. s. 500 IS. calves, SIS SO 10 SHEEP
Receipts, 1000. weak TO 23c lower na "a we
sheep. s. 1jqSj 20 ycarlings. So jOqs6 30.
native lambs. - iQqS1 - ,,o.s p.,oi,,s
300 steady; bulk. IS 7Oq IS 30; heavy, IS 10
a IS 50; packers and butchers IS Gja Ss y, 2
light, IS 10 q SIS %. pigs. 81 - a - 70. "a %
TLE-Reccipts, 5000 including 1000 South
orns: steady; Southerns steady; prime lea
steers. s. 50dss 80: dressed beef 50 22a
s. 40. southern. s5Gs6 So cows, sass
hdfers S5QSS SO; stockers and feeders. s5g
81 90: bulls. 81 500 So 30: calves. S6dsS %.
SHEEP-Receipts 900 steady; lambs - -
&S To- yearlnss e. s. 5o 29 8. 20 90 "e'hefS'
Cincinnati July 3l.-CATTLE -. Receipts
eco. slow. steers. S5g s. 40; heifcrs. 80 "
s. 40. cows, s. n So 81: calves slow, 50 j0q
FOXES pa 50 3 50 80. commoa so~s. So 35a
$ O. PIGS and lights 81 254S9 5o' stays.
steady 81 - q 81 %; lambs slow. 81 75as7 80.
East Buffalo July 31.--CATTLE-Receipt
200, slow. steady. VEALS-Receipts, %;
active and steady, seq 81 80. HoGS-.Re.
q 50 G5. mixed. So 754S 50 So; workers. and
pigs 50 50 50 50; rouchs. IS 404Ss 20; stays.
Sass dairies 50 5OdS9 50. SHEEP AND
LAMBS-Reccipts. 1000. active. lambs and
yearlings &c lower. others steady; lambs.
s. Boa 81 -; yearlings. S4gs6 80: wethers.
s. 50q$5 10, ewes. 81 509S5, mixed. $50
So %.
by Telegraph 10 The Tribune.l
st. Louis July 31-CATTLE-Receip
1000: somewhat slow but steady. steers. 81 -
assoc; heifcrs. s. !OGsS %. cows. 81 TJNS7;
Southern steers 50 9GaSi so HOGS-Rcceipts.
1900 moderately active and 10 lower: choice
light To medium weights. 81 25TS9 81; bulk OF
sales. So O10 50 -; packers s. SiHS9 20; lights.
50 lNaS9 "a; pigs. $ 2dH>9 SHEEP-Receipts.
6,OO; lambs. 10dljc lower. sheep steady
spring lambs. S6G$7: cull lambs sass Sc.
mutton steady. 50 1884 -.
Louisville July 31.--sHEEP AND LAMBS q
Receipts. 4.o42; for four days 1900: market
steady; bulk of the top lambs sold at 7d7i.c.
seconds, jkNj@4c: culls. 3Gjc: Fat sheep. 3i9 n
10: medium 2a3'sc: common la2r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-01
PLEASED BY 'FRISCO'S SHNl
James Speyer Returns from Con-
ence with Roads Receivers

James Speyer. who is largely in,eTs
In the protection OF the securities
the ST. Louis & San Francisco y
road Company. returned 10 the nnsN
district yesterday from his trip %
Louis. where he conferred with the
ceivers OF the road. Mr.. Speyer SAD .
he was much pleased with his TIP
refused TO go into detail as 10 s'eS'
be taken for reorganization 'ol
property
II was learned from a director g
road that the accountants OF the
state Commerce Commission are "
Louis examining the books OF 'ne
pany. pursuant 10 the instruous :.
Congress for ~ investigation OF 'H' 4
djtions causing the receivershp :.
receivers are cooperating with tn'
mission.