davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1910-06-09
Made His Reputation,

Harker-That fellow Bilkins is an
enthusiast, isn't he?
Parker-That's what! You know
he likes to speak Of himself as
sportsman?
Harker-Yes.
Parker-Well. the only thing he
ever did in that line was to go on
wild goose chase three years ago.
When our names are blotted out,
and our place knows US no more. the
energy Of each social service will re-
main.-John Morley.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1910-06-09

forget they are shining II their lamps
do not smoke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-12
WEEKLY COT TON REVIEW

New York. March 1.-THE striklns
feature of the week has been the nc, ma ma :
nipuiation or tho May option and ~, an
advance or about 81 net per bai e.. ~, Ine
so-cailcd "blg four"--Mcssrs. Pattcn.
IIayne. Scales and l Bg9wn- WITH Being
bulls on that delivery in partiiG5 'l ar;
and with having received recently on y
March contracts something Ike 6o.Von
bales According to current rumol.
thev are likely to take 10000 more
and ship the cotton to Europe IN oraer
TO facilitate the manipulation o. VII
NAV option here. The other night vel ,.l
bought 5000 bales of that month.
I.iverpool. rightly or wrongly. mas
been plainly afraid Of May cormer.
Spot sales there have increased. ne
continent has been buying more irccls
there. Manchester Is reported 70 ny
doing a better business. .
wall street has bought on reces ,,
sions. SO has the South. including New
orleans. Finally, the weather IN le i..
| has continued for the most part arS
In thc gainesville section OF tha'
state IL is said that the conditions arc
! the drycst for twenty years past ~, =,
! the other hand. heavy rains nave .at a. !.
lin the southern part 81 IcAa =. a., m'n =.
/ good precipitation seems 10 nay.
! currcd IN some localities In the west
| crn section OF TINT state. -,
4 The question which the cotton ,Ia a.,
lie asking is whether Europe, WIN ~
.liInproved trade. Will f'S the price
cotton for tie rest OF the season =, y
4 ,y,,cther II will be determined by IN
Icnnserva:iye spirit which is the domi
nant note in the American brancn r.,
] the cotton Luainess at this time; III y,
u Nav op.ion In the meantime is VI
centre of Interest.
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GburrD fotltts.
spREsRYTERIAN.


Z FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCli--REV.l
f II. McFADEN. D. D., pastor.-Preachins
at II A. NJ. and s T. NJ BY the pastor. sun
day school at $3.50 A. NJ Prayer meeting
everyT "wednesday at $ z. NJ Welcome 10
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN cHURCH-s
The Rcv RUSSELL CECIL. ID. D.. pastor I
preaching at Ii a. NJ. and +. NJ. Service
"wednesday at p. NJ. Sunday schoo' wy
a. N.
tBroad and Twenty-six,h Streets).-Kev. 4.
3. EGGLEsTON, Phi D.. pastor. Services
sunday II \. NJ. and s Pm. Prayer-mess-
ing wednesday ~ 9y t PREspYrER1A
Church CORNER Fourth and Grace stf ''Is''
Preaching at Ii a. NJ and : Z. M. -,
4 TIE PULPIT OF THE CHuRGH aof. Z . - I, :.
NJ. By the pastor. Rev. J. g. STEW AhL. -
! Is. Sunday school at o:ao A. NJ. Wednes-
day evening ,s q. ,yrHpTsN
| Church.-Scrviccs at II A. NJ and L. NJ.
bwst,,e pastor. Rev. JAMES Y. FAIR. D. y.
lHf BAPTIST.
i FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (BROADE AND
i Twelfth Streets).-The pastor. Rev. GEO.
! w. MCDANIEL, d. D., will preach At both
sarvices--1l A. NJ and Z; a. Ia sunday
GRACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
4 tGrace and Foushee streets).-Rev. DAVID
Il M RAMSAY, D., D., pastor. Preaching at
4 lila. NJ by the Roy. WILLIAM r.
] HATCHER, b. D.: subject. THE Coming
J Revival At s II. NJ. DE- tiatcner VIII Az
dress the Young Mons Club; subject, The
Young Man as tho Body Guard Of tho
y t.hnrch.' Sunday school at $50 a. NJ. ODE.
81 VIM. a. Harris. supto Prayer-mectins
! WA ncsdnyEut n, NJ. a cordial welcome
! = GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST cHuScH
y fC;rove Avenue and Harrison StrGeG-RoY.
". ~ nastor at IL A. M; subject, "Raalz-
4 inrs our Present. Possessions. q : 2. NJ;
< suh loci, "a New Great ure. sunday ssnool
n III
a. y a,,eninp pr,lyer r. meeting at o'clock.
B uas sss'189 M ElTIIODls'T. u, I, :,
Union STATION METHopCls,I !. uHb ~ ~
Pre.ash'n2ss ay - r.. II. PORTS. Services every
n' sARR PLACE METHODIST cA naRtoE-
! ROW 5. tLlTseo!Ms, n' nv row Ohm "
1,TeaSSt'' and at IS p NJ. by the pastor 81"
c davF school at $3.50 III. NJ S5s..s
d H., u = \ = II STR z II r CT RlsTlAs
V r,S,rc, IReEuiar services both n,orn'n E ar
IS MINI preaching by the pastor fe ~ .rh
!, 8: MAcLA ss y I,te s"0' sae1ect = 4
If .Wha, A,0oO Rible-class Men to Wy ~
le Sunday School 500 a; a, !, M, @ s5s
y :, ,,,,,,,>1nN.rAI, CHURCH tERECTEDs1s
MI ate OF Theatre burned 1871, Broad stree
Sn,oW rwclrth). --servces at Il A. y. az
- IL. NJ. Seats. FREE rec, 7, :, Il, ,sS5
II, rIRs,r ENGLISH EVANGELICAL l4u
thoran Church Con Seventh street betwe rs
Z nroad and Gracel-J y, sc:t : s,H III
pastor. sabbath school at 9:'so ~ q
* preaching at II "A. n. . !. Z. M "A
4 t.uS's'''''e CHRISTIAN scIENC u
REGULAR SERVICES a, Z; e. III iR 4.
church Of Christ scien WI. ~ ~ % haa
90 PARK Aysnue and Meadow streetl at.
or o,nocls, subject, ''substanca. Weanesdt
= eycning Testimonial and eSpetionce m .aA
y; ~ n $40 Tho reading-r oon,s arc ocated
nd .ho Schnmher OF Commerce AID ins, and q
e oncu every day from 40 unit =, Az 9
N cordially iRYl ted,
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lvew York
Stock Market

New York March it,. I'll n sef, ,vas
ssnitectod in the stock narket ao ..,ras
ind the vigorous supportinE ,u;oiani
f,,m time 10 time We're not suii i!.,,
ii q overcome the effects. Weakn ,s1sa
,,pa,,ie ncntc in the final hour.. ~, ~
I ,ir,nurt was ascribtd to he power ~ ~
he banlSing Interests w htcu u. y is,s,,ns
1 nm, M If witch Is constantly en-
landing. ,.,.r, bnancing
which remains TO be done, lnr n ~, TIC
n nancy market and the doubtful az
nrntiyo power OF the investlnehtt ~
,and for bond issues combine W .o .i,h
situation which Is not view" ~, ,.;ni
sntire satisfaction oy 'ne
sDrld rrlties on
Il All indigestion OF new sG ;sa, .a'es ,his
10 pnrt Of the bond market at ,n,s s
Inc might prove an ln aepi, = 49,
81 rrhn s,,rincipal support Of the mar
.|et -,e,, I red on United States steel. INV
as,ISinr Of this stock was very concS', !,
Fated IN character ana susSes ,,,hor :,
nSnnific Vas the main point of strenEtl,,
s Tho railroad list. This did no'
r.eyent acute weakness in Union q, ~ W
IBSirc .Amalgalnated copper su w.,
-nni the bad condition in the meia
.aae There was a slump in the prlc'
# I CONFER warrants in the LONDON mar
81 Ronds were irregular. Total sales e:s
wine 81 .1Oa. 900 United States 4:
sristered advanced is per cent. u
II Total sales of stocks today were
$500 shares.
New york. March 1i.--Mon !e;s 1, on ca ca
NV. s-4Qg per cent: rnlins ta..
nd closing bid, -. on siyt~ DAYS
'i.S per cent, and ninety days. 80 %
close Prime msrsanti ne,a papef s.tea d;
4 5 per cent. Sterling eN o,Iai cuisines.
b ane ase' bils al s4.sisS@s 4.sass io'
ssty.day bills, and At s4.ss7'o o. tor !. a. ga
and Commercial bills, si.s$ s ,a.,,
a.S41-A Bar silver. 81 - " u.n,
nIIars. Az Government bohds mn
abroad bonds IRREGULAR.
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red s1.-7 bid elevator. domestic and nom JON :
mai l. o. b. afloat options trrcEu La. az 1,; &c
decline to i,c. advance. May, Sl.Z.Ss; Iniy'
sl.ISh; September. SILL CONFIRM; !; 70 o.
Z ssc. nominal. f. o. b. afloat. Optiohs 80 ~
&c, net higher. May. 7sssc.; July, Aa q. =. !;
Sertcmber, 75,sc. Oats-stcady; nI1Scd wv
40 mounds. nomna,: natural while. AVG DC
C1rtIons NC net advance. May. oos:c
pork-Firmer. Bccf-Firm. .
..ra,low. wool and Rosin--Steady t .!I.,.
fine Quiet Rice--Quiet. Molasses-slcaT =.
smrar-Raw. steady; refined. STEADY. Co ,.. =,
futures quiet, net unchanged 10 > p I,s. .
lover. spot, quiet; rio. No, 2. sn,tns
santos 20. 4, axe: mild, quiet: Cotdor :, :;
81. a Ia,,c. Butter and Cheese-firm ,a nmu
unehanged Eggs-Unsettled, sta.e' t r.
svIvana and nearby hennery. will,e, ian ~:
son,s,c.: do, gathered. white, = q svee 40
hennorv. brown and mixed. fancy &c ss,;,-is.
"a hercd, brown. fair to prime, =,
no,a,oes--Easy: southern per barre, y, ~ y
I I "a enthusiastically ana Iheha"e e -
p"an,ts and Observation-Disclosures. ~,
The co,tonseed oil market was aule 80 = !.
sales OF 6.4oo barrels but prices we're s. 70, =,
esnccial,v for tho late positions on s,.'
offerings and moderate bnyins os spr nnin,
Tors closing at points decline 10 20. po1' =.
ADVANCE March. 7.ssa7s9: May. a. o''m - ~. y,
Iuy Tbsa67.ss; September, I.bia'ev, p a1 -. ~
.u r,,de GA: do. summer yellow. IS'm.; ~
do winter. 7.S5 @776; do. summer W"tsN
4 7cOGiIe5.
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DRors DEAD IN RoANol$E.
Man Expires Without
lXAnrninEs His Widow In Extrcmls.

@[SpecIal 70 THO 'Tlmes- DlspMtcH,IE -
Roanoke, Va, March 11.--VirEl u.
Wilmington aged forty years, OF
Portsmouth. dropped dead here to day
of heart failure. lie came to Roanose
several days ago to be at the bedside
or his wife, who is at the point q
or Ills PARLIAMENTARY. H. T., GLASGOW.
L hls morning, he expired suddenly. Els
Widows death is expected momenlar-
Iilv. she is suffering from tubercllioSs
sis. 83sNVhtttington was a native . q
Maryland. lie served SIX years IN th AZ
navy, and has been employed IN w
navy yard Mt Portsmouth since lchV -
! Ing the service aboard ship,g
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Atlantic Coast Line
= ,.rrc.rrvp MARCH 8. 1910.

EFFECTIVE MARCH s. 1910
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
,-ar FLORIDA and South: l:2o a. NJ. s:lo a.
A. Is p II. and '1o:35 2. NJ
For Norfolk: 800 A. NJ. 500 p. NJ 80
For ". & w. Ry.. West; geo a. Oh, S''"
ar For pet.rsburs: l:so a. NJ. s:is a. ". 800
a NJ. 12:loP. NJ, 500 P. NJ. 'S:2 T. Nj,
SOS p. MITES F. NJ. 300 r. NJ. and liiso
ro ~ c;o,d.boro and Fayetteville: 1870 p. N.
Tra,na arrive Richmond daily: 40 A. NJ:
$40 4. NJ. $50 A. NJ. a7:p5 a. NJ, 'sSs. u:so
a. NJ. ..lo:45 A. NJ. 1880 r. 81. $40 =. al.
$40 % NJ. $500 p. NJ. and 1l:fo p. NJ.
.E1cent sunday. ..sundas only Except
Monday. 80
nee'' e'' NJ G. s. CAMPBELL. D. A. P.
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COTTON MARKETS.

iStSew York. March IA sharp advance
\, wiring the forenoon was followed W re-. re-
tion in to days cotton market. but the
WAS sdoady n ana plfss r.0. August
cad September being .>Telati'ay hrm, "hlle
gnliye months were generally "q4 points ,,,.
n ave the closing figures of yesterday. ne
|fH,trket opened steady at an advance Q.
Vents 10 a decline OF point and While me
lIitbies were fairly steady. soon sold on 70
loss of 2@S points, with near months
y atively easy under leaiiz'hS anu oe 20.
1,ssure, which seemed 10 be al niuch IN.
= rcd by the early absence of bull support
tat by reports OF frcsr southern spot olter-
fN,rs Al tho decline Southern bulls came
+ the support of prices hoWeNei H. a W.,
.reetng tho late forenoon the market pecane
nnr and active on this demand ana Gov
az by nea r month shorts May con, ,6Ic,,
In ! I'M 10 1i..S and July TO ll6i, or loefl'
! rts net higher. and at the htShest psics
IS .ched since May. sold at la.so last month
i. 5c,orts that Mr. Patten was arranging ar
Elet for cotton taken up on New iorf
)'eWi.r Tn Manchester, together with re
~ Is that arrangements had been maze Y
- I, 10 600 bales from the local stock u
IN, srnen undoubtedly contributed largely U
& - sdvance bu, above 1880 for May Nes
h, cans bulls were Tree selSIe A"a ~
kthO rlter reacted 10 about the closing ngor
H.. Yesterday under realizing ana claim
ut part of tho selling was against Golto
is be shipped hore from the South never
noaIess. bullish Weekend hsures ana a,ar,xa
peedd-l,dy ruling Of Southern spot marie
doscb. as Critically reported. were un
Y, need to &c, higher imnar,sd a gsaet %, q.
me adv tone in the late trading. ana M
,ybtrsi al 1850 bid. or points net h,sne
!. :, further precipitation Of consequence ;"
flbrted In the southwest -,
,araReceipts at the ports TO-DAY Were -,
~ arainst 1895 last week and 1885 u
sssa.r. For tho week 1000 bales AGAINST in !, !
S51Iiast week and l2lass last year; TO ia
sipts AZ Now orlea ms, ~. DAVE -, . M
ttlcH last year. ana AZ iiouo'oi
inst 1868 last year.
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5BRADsTREET IT'S REVIEW

New York. March 1l.-Bradstreeels
Tomorrow will say: ,,,.,,,.v
.arrnrjn reports continue 70 dlspIay
n reriuin degree or irrcE,ilarity, q telI
dency particularly noticeable ~ tn ~,
East parts or tic nearby So'it IN. y ~
scnttered sections OF tile West. ct; ON
balance. trade nl majoritI,y o. ,., potin nas
week. the South us q whole report ing
Hi,nproyel,icnt, the Northwest showing
I'm in good shane, the far West Eood.
with tic Southwest sutlHfactory. More
favur.lIlc weather conditions appnAr
to bc Tie ehlcf influence making JOE
Improvement.
and uncertainty ns 70 their pcrlna l,1 :,
arc tho principal barriers against cX-
pansion In trade, but az tho sii,in
,ilon stands. manufacturers find u uliIl-
Ecult to reduce prices on Il large scale;
because raw materials are so hiEn anu
because present profits arc not normal
lily remuncrativc. =,
"Rctail trado has improved ~ I ~,
! points. but on tho whole the week :, !.
Developments have not been cspecia''y
| satisfactory. h,,,,
"Thc labor situation is. II nnyt hinE;
.lm0re unsettled than u was "ccn
"Busincss failures for the week end ma
ling with March 10 we're go. aEhlns
|1s4 last week and 25I in the ike Weef
4 ofs19Oa. ~,
/ ''Whcat. Including flour. exports tfo or,
the United states and CANADA tol W
q week ending March 10. aEEreEate !.
670.45s bushels, against f.S45.SO7 las
4 week, and a.2S9.siI this week last ve;n
. Corn exports for tho week are !.
|O22.Sa6 bushels against !33aob las
1 week. and 9S0.S4s In 1909"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-12
SITE FOR NEW nosr1TAL.
Council Committee VIII Meet Tuesday TO
select Location for Building.

Especial to The Times. DISPATCH
Iynchburg. Va. March lL--The .ounci.
Committee on Public Institutions IS TO meet
noxt Tucsday for the purpose OF deciding
upon plans for tho proposed new city hos hos,
pitai. There Is available an appropr.a,en
Of $4,000 TOR the construction Of me hos ,,a
Unknown IN has given $500 additional for a
,mhercnlosis ward. The committee is divid.
ed over the question OF tho site one MAJ
"a. si.e and the other half favorins the
pmrohas. OF a new site closer to the centre
OF tho city.
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Norfolk and Western Railway

f,,,I,y All. RAIr, LINE TO NORFOLK.
schedule in Effect March 9. 1919
leave Byrd street station. niehmono.
FOR NORFOLK: 800 A. ~. go; 1.s-r =. >, NJ =,
n, $500 p. NJ. 500 p. NJ. Arrive I'icll-
mond, From Horfolk'll:tn a. NJ, $50 +.
NJ. .1l:co p. NJ From the Wss,-'s $; =; Nj.
..l 80 r. NJ. .s;o, p. NJ, .ll;oo Z. ~. co.
| Dining cars. =. =, sn.0t,
w b. BENILL, D. 2. a., -- s1e !.thotsu' -
G. p. A.. Roanoke. Va.
.paily. "Daiiy. scS. sun.
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. N. C.. March 1i.--spirts Tnr-
casks. Rosn-Steady at
s.. 70: receipts lls barrels. Tar--Firm at ST.:
receipts So barrels. Crude Turpentinc-FirIn
at S3M45o and s5.7s; rcccipts l6 barrels.
Savannah. Ca, March l1.-Splrtts Tur-
5pentine-Flrm at 6olsc.: sales II casks; Snip
mants 1861 barrels: stock l3aos barrels.
ERosin-Ftrm; sales 325 barrels; receipts 800
barrels; shipments las barrels; stock 9.ail
barrels. Quote: B. $500
New Orleans. March MISUNDERSTANDING
~. In renlR : ! = J
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Chicago. r. i. and Pac. Ry. rig. is;;.' nc e
Col. and Sou. ref. and ext. t'ss loidl'' .s.::
i Denacl. anu ., NJ NJ r.rn,,S, rcf 5s.. 93H
Erie cow. "a. serlcs "a tbid, ....-....' o.,
Eric conv. 49, series '.B' tbid)......,. -
1nterborough Metro. tI5s......,..........' &c 90,
Inter. Moro. Marine AIS tbid) .........'. %,
Kansas city Southern LIST IS thd)...... -.
Louisville and Nash. Tn. 4s.....-...... W "
Insoi,. ~ Western lat con 4s........ 0oi
....,, - - tvn.torn con,- .,s......... 1Ol
,,s'.! .o,M , ~, nn,. aus 5f1eis,,. 81;
ST. Louis and San Fran. gen. os........ 30
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SEABOARD AIR LIN

----7N
southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
r,nnd daily: o:1o a. M.-Local to Norinn.
Raleigh Charlotte. Wilmington l:1s 2, N.
Savannah. Jacksonville and Florida
noints. TAO r. M--Tos Florida points. 1912
M. 1o:45 p. M.-Sleepers and coaches
savannah. Jacksonville. tlanta, Birmlng-
| - Pc end Memphis 7!orthbouhd trains
nshaduied to arrive Richmond daily: 4:2(
a. NJ. 100 a. M. TBS q, NJ. 6:o0 q. NJ. 6;4l
r. NJ.
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SALES:

400 Amer. Agri. Chem. Co..
Allis- Chalmers .s..:..s''.'
30 Mis- Chalmers, pfd ,......
e. 400 Amnlganinted COPPER ~
1000 American Can ~. ....,.''.
600 American Can, pid.,..;,,......4
$50 Amer. Car and l'o,llluI ";
Amer. Car and lsol1nt. piu
1850 American Cotton OIL.
200 American Locomotive ..'
Amer. Locomotive, pfd,,.
81 700 American Smelling ......
LIN Amor. Beet sugar. com.
500 American Sugnr.......t...
1900 Amer. Tel and Tel, Co..
$40 American Tobacco. conf.
1900 American Tobacco. pfd.
1850 Anaconda Copper ........
1850 Atchisoli ....5.-........
2,2lO Atlantic Coast Line. ~.
~ a. G. r. OF Connecticut.
loo Baltimore and Ohio...::..
7,%35 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
100 Canadian Pacific .........tt
$50 Central Leather ..........
S.lW Chcs. and Ohio, y TO-.
500 Chicago Great western.
Chi. Grcnt West, pfd....
1000 Chi. Mil. and st, Paul. !.
2,ll4 Chicago and Northwest.
klOO Clcv., Gin. Chi. and st. J.
Loo Colorado Fuel and iron.
Colorado and southern
Col. and South, list pld.
| $3.50 Consolidated Gas ....r....
! 400 Cruciblc Steel Co.........
| no Crucible Steel. ptd:. $3.50.
| Delaware and hudson.
| 1850 Den. and Rio Gran. com
Den. and Rio Gran. Dtd
4 400 Distillcrs' Sec. Cor......
1900 Erie
\ 1900 Erie. 1st pfd. ..........
Fed. Min. and SIM. pfd
ZOO General Electric .:.....
| G,3lO Great Northern. pfd....
1.A00 Great Northern Ore eff
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway

cars leave Manchestcr. Seventh nd Ferry
Streets 20. y, r1 10 Il. i: p. NJ. Il =. as.
..5:4s. Is, z. g. -. 10 P. NJ.
HOO P. N. Tor Chester. 1890 midnight for
Petersburs.
street, for Manchester:
sis. e:s5. .'7:l5. '7:s5 SIS. a;a': 'lo:s5 ll:ss
NJ I2:s5. .l:ss ea5 325. '4:35. 5:s5. e:S.
.7.a5, ss5 s:s5. 'io:.o. 1870 2. N.
carries baggage and express:
..IImitcd, except Sundays and holidays.
All cars from petersburg connect with cars
for Richmond.
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE y
49, PATHWAY COMPANY.

5000 HALLWAY CUMI'f&NI . = X
Schedule OF electric trains to and from
Ashland. stopping at intermediate stations
upon signal Nv Hehmsnd lBToaa ..o sna
i1.lo a. MI 1910, ESQ. a:lob. 4:l0. $40. 60
7;i io $40, 1910 ll:46 y. NJ. Lv: Ashland;
.5:e5. .7b, 8, OBJ, 49, ..11 a. NJ. y. NJ, ~
2, =. 4b. 8, s. Z. SD. .. II r. M.
Daily except Sunday. /" SUNDAY only.
Carries baggage.
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=, -, ,,,ox. c.cort 10 Great Britain S99.
bales; to tho Continent. LII oaies. s'oeN'
$50. aS2 bales =. ,.,,ta
7s,sS7 bales; export to Great Britain. le,,vo
bales; to France. $50 bales; 10 os me , Sum
nen, 1859 balee: to japan n, ii liz, nortsNSet
receipts, 6l4s,b93 bales; export 10 s.e sns
Britain l7o3.alS bales; to Fr run o''' ~
bales; to tho Continent 2ol''VS 90, o',en -.
Janan. s,.U6 bales, to Mexico. lS'Sl9 palcs.
So.. orleans. La, March li.--Cotton-spot
cotton very steady. 1-l6c. higher m,aan" ="
"a !, iec sales n the spot lL'o baies' W
arriyn' 40 bales: hcdsctl cotton, go balcs .
Futures, opened steady. ! point loWen " onJ
noints higher on the old crop NOUNS CO..
Ild2 points lover OF, we nv" rain was re-
norted In Texas, which caused ouyins ~ ~,
| long account to slackcn IN wy a.. a.. y. "a tc,y
/ session the market was neu .. .na.s '.,osinc
noints over the lovel Of yesterday s.oo,n a
H. hmIiish weekly statistics. Tho ring mas
| quiet and trading was fea.ule ,'.,,.o. ~
market closed steady at a ne. 4a rcd With
,.storday.s closing on July and octoper ,,s hnu
III point down on Decenioor, elo '.ns. Imiy.
March iis2: April, 147. May =, ia 90. cto
|uS,; August. 1i.g; ScptsWoe''
oer, 1856; December. is.a'.
Jiyerpool, March ll.c,osing: = OF ton, ,,lH
lin limited demand. prices POINTS :, n, I'm =,
American mdditns iair spi; Snea Tss GOO,
r,
!. ordinary. 1853, ordinary. I4i Tne s ga, s.. = :,
| Tho day were 5000 bales. OF when oN w, W :
/. for speculation and export. ana lhei .'., ),
. t,ioo American. Receipts 1900 bales ine,m l.,
Ing 6.4oo American Futures opened III !
ard closed steady. March. I'a3hs: March
/. ANIL $50; Aprii-May. T74&; May.1u'..
(. III June,-Juy. 7.6i; July-AnGnst. 1ss; ~, .Au
r,,st -September rs; scptemper-octo.pe.
SAT-: october November. bsS; Novehi " !, !,
noromher 653; Deconber-J anunrS. 3D., ia
nary- February and February March DOL Dol IS
....s !
:. New Orleans La March il--sscret ,a,S
1Icster,s statement of tho worlds Visip -
Az .unpIy OF cotton. issued to-day, shows "
total visible to be !.3ss,A47 bales agninst :,
rs 10, last week and S,a2ao9o last year :,
Id. his the total of American cotton is s,ols
~. ~ bales against s.l5:1o9 last week ana :, :,
ia 900 last year. and of all other xmas, ~ ~ ~
Guiding Egypt, Brazil. India, etc. !'o si "
bales against i.2ss00O last week and llso'"
last year. 80 co,,o
re- thar. Is now Hfloat and held IN Greg
he Rritain and Continental Europe ooo ga - y
let against Sl57,O0O last year; In Esypt, loa.o y
list haes against 307 COO last year; IN lndia. iov
lie GO bales against $4,000 last year and ~ H., y
ITS United states 1.la6,oOo bales against l'Ss'o
~ last year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-12
pir storage House Burned.

fSpecialIto The TIIncs-DlsPd IcI1.I
cane cha rles Va, March 1.-the storase
house Of Alien & Phillips. two miles from
seaford. and one OF the largest on the
Peninsula. with over 100 baskets 0. potatoes,
burned early yesterday morning. There was
~ Insurance. Three other houses OF TINS
kind have been burned there recently
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-12
MILLER 8 CO. Q
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
| lO7 Z. Main Street.

Members New York Stock Exchange,
New York Cotton Exchange, Chicago
Board Of Trade. Orders executed lor
investment ORION margin OH all ,cxc hanecs
Private wires to New York, Chicago ana ans
New Orleans,
j, LEE RoDEN, Manager
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH II. 1910.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers Old Dominion Line,
steamer Aurora, Furlnan, Petersburg ana
James River landings, merchandise and pas
sengers, Phillips Line.
r8 SAILED.
steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk. NOR
chnndise and passengers. Old Dominion. Line
steamer Pocahontas. Graves. James Rlvci
landings and Norfolk. merchandise and pas
sengers Virginia Navigation Company.
steamer Aurora, Furman, Petersburg ano
! James Riser landings, merchandise and pas
sengcrs. Phillips Limo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-12
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

ch,caso. III. March l1.--Wheat prices w : ~
,,,r,n,'. Il rough out the session to -day ana
,naaa for the more distant deliveries
s sna &c es ap for the May option Corn show
e cd stronger tone and closed from q sse !,
nm. oats advanced fractionaly IN symp as
WI, corn. while provisions. In spite OIL q :,
AL, ,,.rtet made steady advances ~
price pn, finishing from ib@s7hc. up.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-12
sarn and contents DESTROYED

Especial TO The 7Tlhtts-LIeVat.tI'J
c;ladeshoro. va. March 1.-THE large oa ,.
no 'Iacoh hester with all its contents, IN
ot,S;n, Two mules, one COW, wagons anu a
.onantity OF feed. was totally DESTROYED BY
fre "Tuesday night. There Is no insurance
on the property.