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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-11
Saxs Lie TIreatench

William Warren. colored was arrested
last night on a charge OF cursiug and abus-
Ing Daisy Clarke, and he was alsa SSargcd
with throwing rocks at her and with threat
enlnE her lie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-11
CONDITIONS YEsTEuDAY.

y NJ temperature ......... 81
Humidity ........ cJ
Wind, direction .................N. ".
Wind. velocity ;
Weather Clear
Rainfall ......... o
II noon temperature ............. AZ
: T. NJ ,empera turc ......... 10
MaNlinnm temperature up to 3
i. VI .......... .........,.... 81
Minimum temperature up to &
Mean temperature ............ IS
Normal temperature ......... IS
Excess deficiency In temperature
today ......I............ q
AccUm. excess in temperature
since January l ..,.......... 2
January .................... c.96
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-11

WANTED. TO BUY A LEVEL FARM.
about 500 acres. Traction machinery
will be used in cultivating. None but
owners need apply. Address Il SO.
care Times-Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-11
TIDE fsIiI.J;.
JEnCary

| @oFninH ..''',,..,..I......... ia
! Evening .............-.... 49, I.ka
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-08
PLACE OF CRIME
IS NOW DISPUTED
Maryland Authorities May Try
Negroes for Murder OF Cap
tain and Mate.
PRESENT TO STATE EXHIBIT
Fine Display OF Lumber Arrives.
Sad Fate OF Mike Kelly,
Of Norfolk.
PRESENT TO STATE EXHIBIT

1t may become necessary TO have a
survey made OF a part of the Poto-
mac River, or at least Il computation
as to the location Of the recent ira gcdy
when the crew OF the Irene Ruth arc
said to have murdered their captain
and mate A question has arisen az
TO which state. Virginia or Maryland
has jurisdiction
The three negro men charged With
the double murder. which occurred in
the river off Colonial Beach, arc now in
Jail ~ Montross, Newfoundland county
awaiting indictment a, tile April term
OF the Circuit Court. ,rhc Attorney
General OF Maryland has raised the
question as TO whether or not that
state has Jurisdiction, the point being
just where the tragedy occurred
or course. tho Virginia authorities
would he glad to be rid Of the trouble
and expense Of the trial, and to have,
the subsequent punishment meted out
not willing to let the prisoners go
until the place OF the crime is deter
mined
y letter received Yesterday by the
Governor from c. Conway Baker, Com
Wcalth's Attorney OF Wcstmorc-
land. was evidently for the purpose
Of calling the executives attention to
the matter in case an effort is made
to secure rcquisition. The men are
George Wallace. They are accused OF
numbering Captain Alien Dorscy ana
Mate John Adams Churchler. The Irene
Ruth hailed from Paramount, Md.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-08
COTTON MARKETS

Nov YORK. March AN earl, do.lina IN
ne cotton market carried prices into new
low ground Tor he novcni ent, hut WAS .ol.
iowen by u sharp rally with III. Maria,
dosing steady q gain Of from 3 d Is points
Tor the day, The opening Wax STEADY a, al,
nntHnetsN ~ ~ POINTS IN response 10 better
CO hles than nNpoetcd. but !. renewal Of ~
tar"sFs selling movement soon sen, prices
ever. ana Inside Of the irst half hour Ma.
contracts sold of 10 .tfI. 20 points below
ne hish legel II last week Old crop
h0 points, but there WAS NOR. nscrcssivo
surpnrt around the l,-cent level Ii.ivcrpooi
Was husci here. sud prices rallied With
vance. owing to rumors tia practi caill The
Nhoif ocai stock had heen sold FOR export;
snd vas . be shirpcd out as rapidly as
I3f5Ght '"rm became available. Realizing
checked tic upS.ara movement around /. /;
Tor Ms}. ana there was Slight reaction
nut offerings we're Well absorbed NAV sold
81 Us before Tic close. which VAS wi,I;,,s
q p1in' OF tMo ~ The best f'riyato cabic.
from blyerppo reporiinE ha, there had
neeh nooi IN the bull side and speculative
interests. attracted considcrabic attention.
arc runners that these same interests are
heaNiiN lonE o! May here against .ale, III
~, ~, ieh ssNeiai ocai brokers offer 10 buy
aiHl ana SSH JuiN At 4 difference OF l:I /;
n!9ints durtns tie middle Of the day &,
mo cipse May sass selling y points over ths
ssH;i&c sum:ncr montits Trade accounts con
tinusd nisatisfactpN. BAT pi!yatc adviees
rom INC Spnth Were scncraIiy huilisb.
Claiming that Southern boldcrs Withdrew n.
tNfinE OF snot cotton on declines and ina,
'nf.s. Is WHY l1til@ lhs0ld cotton remaining
~ nc interior Shipments from the NV
YORK stock have been introayin. rSc.n,i,
."spinF 70 reduction in tho amount OF Ger.
Ihtaicd cotton. and The reports that ,here
~! ~ hraNE exports during the next two
ntanthk 's snppcsed be prepare tofy IL ,il.
ihS up ltesh supplies on Mag contracts
lsfct!pis al tho ports today were ris5
DISCS aS.iESi "..li2 last Heek and 1861 Iast
!"el. lqr tfic wees ao,001 bales against 15a
~ iast MfeL ana 7S%s3 lasl yesr 'ro.days
.s@sptS at New Orleans 1855 bales agaiiis,
2 g" ast year ans at Houston scG; baiss
s@ainst I,li3 1851 year
s'esd%
Open, High. Low c!o.e
1900 $1,000. ..1..l,.ites 100 1889 lAcs
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/. FINE LUMBER PRESENTED
Choice Specimens Sent 10 Exhibit

Choice Specimens Sent to Exhibit
HaIi-Ainny Visitors Cnll.
\ carload Of lumber has bcen re-
ceivcd by the state IS present from
tho Ritter Lumber Company. of Buch
anan county. Va, to be placed in the
Virginia mineral, timber and historical
exhibit in the State Library building.
Places Will be arranged for it later.
The largest of these pieces measures
four feet four inches in diameter The
exhibit is OF poplar. white oak, red
oak. gum and similar woods, and
is expected to add good deal to The
exhibit
the hall Of exhibits. Tourists seem in
vaTably TO find it, and ii is generally
admired IT is now under the direction
Of he State Geological Commission. 4
caretakcr is always on the ground
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-08
HEALTH PROVERBS
TELL PLAIN TRUTH
State Department. Issues Alma
nae With Much Advice for
the Public.

For tho purpose or kccpinc hcforc
evcry family a daily reminder Of the
way to prevent diseases. the state
Health department has Issued a ..vir-
Slnia Health Almanac II is entirely
unique in its ma kc-up Under thc
usual heading Or important DAYS
may be found a list Of events in tho
world Of medicine ana surgery ana
chemistry. with the days OF the BIRTH
and death OF many men who have dis.
tinsnisheh themselves in these lines
For each month there is LITTLE dis
scrtat!on on the disease which may be
generally expected at that season. with
some Very plain spoken comments on
preyention
But the most striking feature. per-
faps. is collection OF what might
be called health proverbs. ut the bot
tom OF each page. They in no case
mince words, and some of the assert
IN: preface says, the volume contains
only the known and tested facts OF
sanitary science, There is no spccu-
ihtion, no thcori@ng Any man can
accept as tried and proven every as.
scrton made here regarding disease
some "f the Proverbs.
lowing: III
The man Who says he had ra,;.er
have smallpox than be vaccina led,
nrNcr had the smallpox
An open window is better than an
open grave" =
Warm rooms have Killed more peo-
pic than ever froxe to DEATH
IL you let the child have meas les
when he is young, you may save a
doctors bill later on, but you may
nave to pay the undertaken now"
u good iron pump costs less than
q case OF typhoid"
~ your milkman brings you warm
milk, make it hot for him"
Wire screens in the windows NAV
keen crepe from the door"
IN ny IN the milk often means a
member of the family in the grave
IL some people were $ much afraid
OF flies as they are OF had water, there
would be less typhoid"
When YOU see a child looking like
an. angel, do not kiss IT: you might
make a real angel ont of it,
sea fiatlna may not sound so dan
Serous as scarlet fever. but ask the
undertaken"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-08
Chicago, March 7.-Recci,,s- no
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

Ncw York, March IL Dry goods market
Brown and b.eacs,d domestics rule duji in
primary markets. 80 further change has
taken Mace in tho prices on stnpi,, Prints
.'opoerS ala very fair house trade durinE
the day, particularly in wash goods prints
s,hShams and linens Cotton yarns are
steady and export trade quiet.
NAVAL STORES
Wilmington. \. g., March T--Spirits Tur-
..na, ;. STEADY: sac; receipts. ! casks.
hosih > eady, 500; receipts, 81 barrels Tar
Turpcntinc-- Firm. s5.75. :'6c and 50; receipts,
barrels $500
e. asanha ~ ga, March 1.--Turpen;n e-Firn,
81 Sales, IS: receipts, lSS barrels: shipments
~; stocks, o,c35. Rosin- Firm sales nj
barrels; receipts so: shipments, S6s; stocks
5i,?ii. quote: Il. s7.I5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE M.Rk,,,

Nay York. March Flour wa. ou!e, and
soou, steanN; Rye Fiour-Firm. Corn Meal.
Steaty Ruckwhea t-2uiet. Eyc-DiiII Bar
ley-Stady Wheat easy; 40. red oS,.;
e,eva,or ana atS. o. b. aNoat. Futures
closed y asc. net lower; MAJ a5:,c INV
si,.r' Iorn--S,eady; No. >. 59,sc /, o. h.
auoa'' futures closed &c. net decline; May
1859 Oats Quiet. Futures closed nominnl:
A Nay. 8"1I g: July, Soc Beef-Stcady. Lard !
rasH; IsiioW-- Barely steady. Petroleum
steady, iiostn and 'rurpcnino-Fi Firm Mo-
asses and Rsce-Sicndy. Sugar. raw. hrm:
tehhcd, quiet, hce-futnrcs closed steady
AZ net advance OF Is to Is points Spo,
hrmsr; fSio No. 4 l.Ssr.: Santos No l. lusc,:
"l,d unic, CordoNa lsS. a los.c nominal
bultef-tlrm; creamery specials o1c.
eAiras. asc; first. coo sc: creamery held
sreelsi' y 2ic.: extras. iaI lai3c Cheese
SteadN. unchanged Egss-Tirm; state 81
rennsNlvania and nearby hennery brown, ii
O. Iota'ocs7-l rrcSuiar Jersey sweets
ret oHrrei' f2g 80 Cabba Ses--tou
freiShts and peanuts unchanged
i. --------
Baltimore. Md March ~ whea,-rirmer
..ist. Corn firmer, i9,ir. oats steady; No
Iwh'ts. @Ss. q SOC liyo-Frm; No . Western.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-08
Hearing Scheduled.

The matter Of freight rates on the
CCFslnla Air Line branch OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio, is to be heard
20 morrow before the State Corpora
ZION Commission. The petitioners are
he Fluvanna County Farmers Asso.
clatton and the State Farmers fnsti.
tute. They claim that the rates CHARGED
them. for instance, on empty fruit cans
from clifton Forge to points on the
line, and thence to Richmond when
canned and packed, are higher than
either on the main line or on the Buck
nSham branch. Therefore, they ask
Tor readjustmcnt
On March 90 station facilities at
Elon. on the Southern. will be under
consideration
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-08
Special to The Ti,ncs.Disnot

II SpccIaI 70 Tic TlincS- DIspntch]
Washington D. G. March THE
Treasury Department has accepted Tho
proposal Of Q. b, Calohan to sell 10
the United states for $,2. 900 the land
4, the northcrly corner OF Main and
Fourth streets, li2Xl30 feet, az tho
Federal building site ut Wurrcnton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-08
Not Gambling pcvicc.

norfolk. Va. March Tn the Police
Court this morning Justice Duncan
rendered decision 10 the effect that
me slot machines which eliminate tile
element OF chance. in so far that q
player always gets his moneys worth
ana holds out chances Of getting. more
than his moneys worth, rs an induces
mcnt 10 secure trade. is not gambling
device under the laws OF the State OF
Virginia. Diminishing the case against
g. w. !ioughout, proprietor OF inc
Boyd Restaurants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-08
WHO IS MIKE?

Prisoner Brought to Pcnitcniinry Re-
cnusc Governor Wouldn't Act.
The Governor is wondering what the
Mike Kelly case is. He received a
telegram yesterday from Norfolk
stating that Il guard had como from
the penitentiary to secure the body
of Mike from the jail and that lie
would be forthwith incOntinently re-
moved unless the Governor acted at
once
Tnasmuch as there was nothing be-
fore the Governor, and he was not
even advised as to Mikes crime color,
race. religion or previous condition Of
servi,ude. he didn't see how lie could
act at once or at all until he could
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-08
AEGRO ESCAPES BUCK SHOT,
BUT DIES OF FRIGHT
Lsp.ecial to The Times Dispa tch.

,,ISpecla! 10 Tie Times Dispa tch
HarriSonburg, Va. March 7-After
midnight Sunday night William Chit
tllm fred load of buckshot at a nee
ing burglar, who had tried to enter
the Chittum home. at Timber Ridge.
nockbridge county The next morning
in the yard and thought. naturally. that
he had killed him. The coroner's Jury,
however, could find no marks Of q
bullet. and his death was attributed TO
heart failure 1t is believed that Mr..
Chittum actually scared the negro to
death when he fred =,
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Negro IL Killed.

t..PNNiu' ~ he iiI1eS- l)lSnatC n. !
clifton Forge Va, March 1-Jamos
Golden. colored, died here late this
evening as a result.of an accident willis
at work as yard brakeman for the
hesapeake and Ohio hallway carlv in
the day in which he suffered the loss
Of both lower limbs. Golden was in
me act OF cutting loose some ears
when he fell under the moving trains.
the wheels passing over him just be.
LOW the hips. He was taken Is the
hospital for trca tment. but died from
the shock and the loss Of blood
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CHARGED WITH SETTING
WILD ENGINE IN MOTION
Snecialto The Times-

I'FTtVIuI 10 7 tie IlIntS- IDlSDatCh.I
i)anville, Va, March 1.-THE trial of
Jonn y. Frederick who is charged witt,
ing a wreck and seriously njurinG a
conductor here OH the local railway
ards the first OF the year. was called
IN the Corporation Court this after
loon All tnc evidence has seen heard,
me arguments Of the attorneys begun
and verdict is expected TO be re-
turned tomorrow morning
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store In Destroyed.

Spcc1a! 10 The TimCS- DiSDatch ~"
lteesburg, Va, March THE general
merchandise establishment and depart.
ment. store OF c. G. Bell. a. Hillsboro,
this county. was totally DESTROYED nv.
fire, cntailins a loss OF 10000 The
fire started in the cellar, and but iii
tle OF the contents were saved The
total insurance on building and stock
was 5000. Mr.. Bell has been in Tie
mercantile business ii, lTillsboro for
twenty five years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-08
Arrested for Theft.

Special TO The Times Dispatchl
Roanoke, Va, March 7.--IIarry Cole,
colorcd. Is under arrest here charged
with stealing n horse. the propcrtyy Of
G. Is, Lemon Tho police discovered
the animal In n stable In tho city
where they also found two trunks.
bicycle and nthcr. iQl.n .goodS, 7l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
FORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH !,

ARRIVED.
Sieamel Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk mer-
chahdise and passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer Mobjack. Graves, Norfolk and
lanes HiNer landings. merchandise and
passengers Virginia Navigation Company
steamer Blanche furman, pc:ersbnrS and
James River landings, merchandise and pas
sensers Furman Line.
steamer Crescent Chappe. HetersburS nd
burg Line.
SAILED
atenner Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk mer-
chandisc and passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer blanche. FMrman James River
iandnss and Petersburg. merchandise and
passengers. Furman Line
Steamer Crescent. Chappeil. James River
.ahuinEs and Petersburg. Richmond and Pc
tersburg Line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-08

T ,,niso. Il l. and Pac. Ry. rig. $50. So.
ERE conv. Is. series "a" tbid) ......... :,
FRI Erie sony Is. series "H" tbid, ........... 10
,' ,tiooroush Metro Observation-Disclosures. "Sss
in Merf. Marinc ii2s.-..... 6jis
Kansas city Southern LIST IS (bid).. u
.;enishliie ana Nash un. is,............. ssa;
M iiaao..i ,acinc - tbidl............... T9i.
> .u'' ne,ic cohN. 's...,...... 9j'i
.. .o,h "Hu Western Isl con. 4s.......... 4sa.
.>o'ioik ana Western cOnv. As ............. IDS
rel,hssNan'a cohv ai:s 'lSl............. .Gi.
SeaooaFn -lf Line AdJ. 5s................. 1917
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-08
CmICAGo GKAIN AIARkE.r

chicago. March 7,Senchcal rain or snow
and balmy temperature al the winter wheat
states disconnected the bulls to-day. CLOSING.
We're ~" lower Corn finished g 10 a,Gfi5
down Oats. OF ). 10 ',mi!. and hog pro
ducts at 6n.ie 10 i5Il7ta decline.
he leading futures RANGED as follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-08
RICHMOND NAY MARkEr.

Richmond. Va March 4 1911
No chan2e II 80. and No, . Timothy. No.
! ana light missed cloves and on grades very
huii. Ecceipa FOR the week 1i9 tons; re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-08
Priyntcs DIsc1,arnes

Ordcrs were Issued yesterday by
me Adoutant-General discharging Pri-
Yates Marion c. sutton and Joseph
Manslnl, OF Company C, First 7cgi-
ment, Richmond, for the good OF the
service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-08
New York
Stock Market

New York March An inward
movement carly in the day. which in
as much as one point. was. the only
change of consequence to-day. The
natkc' Was iiim up 10 the last hour
Mhe?n prices rcccded somewhat, hui,
trading WAS unusually dull
Advances or The forenoon probabl
We're inadc in obedionce 10 tie inNu.
opera ions did no, attempt y force
q further rise. and the Stagnation
wnish prerailed II tbs higher prices
III deadlock. neither faction wishing
TO assume tic offensive III the present.
Gould issues were strong. especially
Missouri Pacific ana Wabash prefer
rcd aud huN!ns O. these stocks was
regarded us fororunner to develop
ment ~ tho annual meeting OF Mis-
souri, P3citc ncNt week. when new in
tcTcS;s Will assume control. Norfolk
;ind Western advanced on q revival
~ the report that the PENNSYLVANIA
rate, Gut tho report WAS received with
reservations in we'll informed quar-
I,oscl t. lie affected most kcenly by
tarin discussion, wcre watched with
more thai. usual interest, today.
aHNance in ihc fore part Of the scs-
sIon, in spite of the showing malc in
which recorded drcrcasc Of sl.Soc. 900
III ne; profits, The statement OF tho
president oc the company referring to
adverse political conditions and PAR
tisan attacks upon the protective
tariff, attracted attention by reason
81 possible tarin LEGISLATION q the
Forthcoming session OF Congress.
The action Of officials Of tho la St
orn trunk .noS in deciding to cancel
their increased freight tariffs was ac-
"cpted as q favorable development. in
tlat it apparently brings TO an end
II N. l"nS perids Of uncertainty which
.lellowe'l the movement FOR higher
fFetsllt rates. TO what extent tho pol
out is still matter o. coniecturc
Building returns for February from
fhc larger cities showed further con-
traction, having decreased by 1876 per
sent from February OF 1910 and by
i7a per cent. from January Of this
year, Lsssened activity in New York
however largely explains the change
Bonds were firm. Wabash extension
6 and Norfolk and Western converti-|
bic IS wore NOTABLY strong. Total
sales, mar value, s3.OAiuoOo. United
states IS advanced IL and the 3s de-
.lincd Ia OH call
Total sales Of stocks to-day, $4,000
shares
New York March Money on call
steady "a ? SIS pcr cent. ruling rate
II l-i closing Did. III: offered AZ
2 rs, Time loans easy. tmand light:
SiNty DAYS 81 per cent. ana ninety
days. offered At 5: six months. offered
II l-4M.i -, Prime mercantile
nrm. Will, actual business in bankers
n la Z ~ u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-08

Cotton Guic'; middlinc iAN. gross re-
~ 4,l'S eaies sales 500 bales stock 2a5-
~ bales; 10 the ointment "6i. bales: I.oas:
Wise, si bales; TO Japan |, $50 bales
lo'ai To-Day at all ports-Net rcceipts
IONA hales; export to Great Britaiu ,3s
haicS; !" Japan. l.iSo balcs; stock $50 ~
oensolida led all ports Nc, rccoip,s
$500 pa'c9; export to Great Rritaio - 40
palc:; !" France, s2S.SlS TO tho Continent
-S'e''lS; to Japan l:3,3oo: TO MeAioo. 1873
New orleans La. March $500, ro,,o,
fitin '-l6c. iowcr. sales on the spol G2S
nhies: ndd'ins. i'',c.; 10 arrive .,.,5 Bales
y utures opoiei steady at All ADVANCE ~ ;
70 points. May and July rose "a 10 10 over.
~ levels OF the morning am stood II 10
!. POINTS up Al the close. Closing bids:
March. I'LL APRIL. 1870; May. Iigg; .Iuiy
,t.9s; august, 1853: October. 1898 December
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-08
CATTLE MARKETS.
I,,!lMoNp l.ENE STOCK MAr

RICHMOND LINE STOCK MARKET
tSalos at t'non stock Yards,
Richmond. Na.. March : 1911
Report OF I've stock market for Inc week
ending March t. iall
Hereipts seattle. 2Sa; calves. -: hors > $50
Best steers, CO.; few extra higher: ncdi-
UNI TO sood y. $40. heifcrs 3 4 i9.c good
COWS, itep f9tc.; common 10 Medium y, n
"isc. bulls. "a iisc; calves 7msc. ,,uaran-
unc cattle Fat steers. with good quality ahj
10 lil"t pounds. sold from ~. a 5s,c Resi-
boss. 10 72.c.; SONS anl stays. ast.c
sheep. 4u5c- lambs, 6n'c, Everything sold !;
prospects fair "
Chicago March 1,--Reccists-c,attle tooo:
~ arket steady 4-cercs. s5-5ii7; Texas steers
HioG $50: Western siocrs slIOn 5S5; stock
ers and feeders. ssn $50; cows ana heifcrs.
S2'ea6: calves. S1n? iIogs-Reccipts l., 600
market SLOW and weak; shade l1wci. Than
npenne; light, f7@7.3o. mixed. SOS a % !;
heaNy 500 M7.:o; right, s6.75di6oo: good 10
yhoice heavy. S6.:Hui.es; pigs. Sc. 7oGi 7.l5.
sheep Receipts, li.c0o: market strong; M
i've SSa 639' Western. s5.e5ls6.i
New York. March ,.-Receipts- Becvcs ly7s.
ieel,ns steady calves Receipts. 40: no
.tade In i've calves; feeling steady sheer
ana ana lambs Receipts. $3.50 sheep ssSo, 4,
f.'"; lambs &a.7hI 5'5. iiogs-Rccepts. 3Gts.
nominal5- steady "'''''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-08
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

y merican Tel. and Tel conv. 4s.. lo7
A,,ert roraceo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Aaa
,,.h;o ,n Iooaero bs:...................... iNis
,,,I,is, 49, &c ,o.u' ............- l01
t,lan1t c - too '.,.!......... 1851
l>,nniI,. 49, -. Line iet ts.............. ?3a.
t r,ns.l SotN. +s................. S31a
t,,,n..ma, ~, "a gS toid l.............. i0Si1
C,,o.nafe siIu ono ii2s....,.,...... loot 3
~ n' ne ana ono eonv, N:s.......... ?ss;
&, IL; $3.50 ~ anu quincy JOINT is......... g;
Cb;cas ;,, anu @uihcX sen. 4s........... ?.i.
- - -, 80 ana 81. ~ ueo. is tbiG>.. ?.7s
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find out some necessary information.
80 he didn't act. Mike came to Rich
mond
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Spo, cotton closed quiet 10 points higher:
sales 500 Ia les. 80 M
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quotations ior interest paying bonds are
Income bonds and certihcates OF indebIed-
ness are HAT
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u. :
si'l ks--G9inpresscd ..... 1850 {! leo
Loose pressed. large bales. 1000 m II 90
ioan your cars so that hay al doors rep
Ees.nis contents and thus avoid reflections
This market graves hay in accortia NJ. >
with the rules of The National Has Associa.
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Ml4EAr--

.cc2iDia- Wheat, IS 600 bushels: corn. AS ~
5rshels' oats. 1900 bushels shipments
Wlpai. l-!tfa ushcls: corn. iaS coo bushels;
lHs, .,;.rfJ uS-!iels
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks IN New York

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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond. Va. March z 1911
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