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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-04

QedlH LII OtIdtoi oohii s'eh f'tSAh @0e'Ns-SN who. as a speaker, ranked alongside Senator Deliver. John G. Carlisle, g native of Kentucky, was also among those who died, and the death of Mary Baker c. Eddy, toward the end of tho year distressed a large number of sin cere followers.
 A San Francisco man says he will roi before he pays alimony to his divorced wife. but it Is believed he will change his mind before decomposition gets firm hold on him.
 For every vote-seller in Adams county there must have been a vote-buyer, and yet Judge Blair has not found one of the latter.
 Mr. Parr. customs sleuth. has just walked away with s1oo,0Oo of government reward money, earned in the sugar trust case.
 In view of Joseph G. Robin, the sky rocket financier. people in New York are trying to define the word banker" any way
 The vice president of the United States was rebuked by the Senate. That in in fact, is all vice presidents are good for
 The depositors in that wrecked New York bank begin to wonder if the Robin will he able to come back next spring.
  Ohio. the modern mother of presidents, does not seem to be greatly shocked by the disclosures in Adams county.
  Professor James spirit was scheduled fo come back but up to the latest dis matches it had not arrived
 
 Despite the Carnegie peace fund the Krupp gun-making firm rolls up ssO0O,- 900 a year in net profits.
  Judge Blair suspends his own sentences to jail. The quality of mercy is not strained in his court. If vote buying is stopped in Ohio bank elearings in October and November will be decreased.
 Tn New York they are saying at pres ent that one Robin does not make a panic.
 The Panama canal can be more easily fortified than the standpat republican party.
 Purchased voters never become spell bound when a party orator appears in Ohio.
 Two hundred thousand New Workers see moving picture shows every day.
  Some of the choicest seats on the water wagon have not been taken this year.
  Harry Thaw has not asked for a change of residence in many months.
  The trouser gown from Paris probably consists of two hobble skirts. President Robin says he is insane and his depositors are plainly mad.
  Mopatorv insanity is what ailS Banker
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-04
Gburrf) fottfes.
HEESRTTEHIAN

PEEsRYTERIAN
T. Il $ I PRESBYTERIAN CHJTRCH-.
by ING pastor. Dr: MeFApEN.
Sc, Ec 9 ne !, rRESsYTEEiAS CHURCH
vices AT II 4. NJ. and T. NJ. Wednesday
REV r. b. EGGLEsToS WILL PREACH
sunday morning aud evening at tho Third
i,rcssoyterian church. Broad and Twenty
church.-prcsching a. II o'clock 4. n. and
S:l5 o'clock + NJ. by the pastor, D. CLAY
cIIuRcIl OF THE covENAST-REv. J.
Ing at II A. N, and $ r. NJ. by tn. pastor.
Sabbath School at $50 a. ". MEMS Bibls
class meets at 10 O'Clock A. M
MS w s TN I'M! T S,,, pREsHYTER1AN
tor Preaching II a. NJ. and p. NJ. wei
come
BAPTIST
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH tRROAp AND
Twelfth streets).-The pastor, Rev GEO
" McDANIEL, z. =. viii preach at both
On w Patterson. snpt) $50 y. ". \ wei,
lin and Aaams ire sefa F worshn
mt II O'Clock preaching by the pastor. Rcr
LOUIS BACON WARREN D. Is. Rccosni.
held 1T $3.50 o,cock sunday afternoon. Even.
Ing service omitted. Graded Sunday school,
with orEanizcd classes for men and women.
GRACE STREET BAPTIST cnEncH
,Gracc and Fonshec sireeis).--Rcv. DAVID
NJ. RAMSAY r. D.. pastor. Preaching by
the pastor al II a NJ: subject THE Voice
Of he ltomcland": at r. NJ, subject. al
1lcavcn's Gate Sunday School at $50 4
Nj. (Charlcs II. Winston. Surt.) Prayer
meeting Wednesday ats T. ". 4 cordial
welcome TO all.
GROVE AVENUE BAPT1s! ,S1rRcH
Grove Avenue and Harrison streatD-Rev.
w G. JAMES. Tn. p. pastor, Preaching
by the pastor at ii 4. n. and p. NJ sun.
day school al a:b 4, NJ. tJames b. Wood.
Snptt Wednesday,, cvoninS prayer nee tinc
At s o'clock.
EPISCOPAL
MONUMENTAL CHURCH ERECTED TIA
on site o. Theatre burned ISL. Broad Street
below T'wclfth).-.- Services a, il =. NJ and
4 L. NJ seats free.
LUTHERaN
FIRST EEGL1SII LUTHERAN CORNER
Monument Avenue and Lonlhnriy StrceO -
sabbath Schcoi at $50 q NJ. PREACHING
service ut II A, NJ.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
REGULAR SERVICE OF First
church Of Christ. Scientist. viii bo held to-
morrow morning in church edifice Corner
Park Avenue and Meadow streeD at ii
o'clock. subject. spirit" Wednesday
evening testimonial md experience meeting
at $50. The reading rooms ere located in
the Chamber of Commerce building. and arc
open every day from 10 until 3. All are
90 rdiaily invited,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-04

future. especially as the planting sea-
son progresses. 1t is supposed that
unless fu'ures drop materially In value
much Of this cotton may be shipped 10
New York for delivery on contracts
Speculation continued 10 be small and
confined to the most part 70 profes-
"ional traders. Some large operators
nave given support from time to time,
hut they are receiving no help from
the outside public which has held i,loof
from tho market for several months
past Yet on the other hand signs
arc not wanting that the general bust
ness in this country ia improving. Tho
Texas drought is one of tho features
OF the situation which few arc dis
posed wholly TO ignore. especially as
1t was a deficiency of rainfall in that
state Tor years in succession which
paved the way for the big Sul!y bull
deal. At ono time during the week
there was considerable buying Of Oc-
tober and December on the strength Of
prolonged dry weather In Texas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-04

the recent trial Of the gipsy cases.
Emil Mitchell. tho one who claims
"kinsship' hurried back to Memphis.
Tenn, the headquarters ot the tribes.
and commenced. suit against The Lcans
for malicious prosecution, and in his
suit asked large damages. and followed
1t with attachment proceedings, tying
up the hank account OF the Joans, who
had something like $4,000 on dcposi,
in that city. When the news reached
here the Joars went 10 work 10 get
even, and the Cling of the suits fol
lowed
Sheriff I.owery hurried to the camp
near Lilcsyiilc TO arrest the king, Emil
Mitchell. and his deputy, Efro Mitchell,
but they were not TO he found. and the
report is that they have gone to Mem
pls kilograms have been sent, but
they have not been located.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-04
Rradstent,s 11eelsl. nexic

~ y Ut u, TEnINdfY N---hFanStfeft to-
morrow VIE say:
" hilc optimism to the future outlook
rs rather more pronounced than in any pre-
Nions week this year. actual distrihutivc
trade lis SIN quiet and business expands
rather slowly. Hot and dry weather In thr
Southwest. high temperature In tho eastern
halt OF he cotton belt and excessive rairt
III California arc some OF the obstacles noted
Tor fun retail diatribut Ion while ut North
crn and Western cities retail trade is hard :
" MP 10 expectations, based upon price re-
auctions designed 10 move stocks OF winter
goods. Wholesale trade Is hardly better than
!air and numerous sections OF the country.
outside OF tho South and q few parts OF the
southwest. report that conservatism is be-
ing exercised by merchants. particulars
'hoao catering Ia Industrial territory I'M
prcvcment III the finished branches of tho
steel trade continues TO make progress and
operations tend to incrrase
business failures in the United states for
Tho week ending February /. were 2s3
against 3ia last week and TO In the Ike
week in 1910.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-04

New York, February 3.-The princi :
pal aonrcc Of weakness in The cotton
market has been the news from Europe.
where prices have declined concidcnt
with a falling off in trade at bot h
Liverpool and Manchester. This is
traccabic largely. it is said, TO a re-
ported famine and plague iii China.
While steady reccnt decline In the
price Of silver has also initiated
AGAINST Lancashirc's trade ,rith both
China and India Besides Manchester.
the Continent and Egypt have been
steady sellers in Liverpool. The re-
cclrts AT thc southern ports ana inter
LOT towns have continued heavy de-
spite the repeated predictions that
thcN were about 10 fall off pcrpcn-
dicularlN, and there can be no doubt
that the conviction is spreading that
the CROP instead Of being 1i.25n,0o0 to
i,5oc.0oo haes. as It was supposed TO
he last autumn, is really 1900, 900
bales or more, some estimates goin e
10 l2,500,noo. Meantime trade in cot
Ton goods is satisfactory. partly. 1T
Is believed, owing TO the prevailing
fashions. which call for less material
IN dress especially for women. Yarns
quotations have been cut ANA at sec
ond hands print cloths have declined
az Fall liivcr. where trade has of late
been "lackenins. l,iverpool's spot sales
haNc been only about half as large as
they We're recently, and some reports
insist that tho spot markets At tho
SOUTH arc for the most part quiet. Some
heFe IN idea. tina large supplies arc
hcld hark At the South. which arc
ilkely Co come out III The not distant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-04
WILL NOT HOLD school FAN.
Library Association Gives WAY 10
County Observation-Disclosures on Hird,.


Library Association Gives Way 10
County Observation-Disclosures on Iiird,
Especial to The Times Dispatch.
BEDFORD City. Va. February ,.-Thc
Bedford Library Association, at A
meeting this week, decided .hat it
could no, hold a school fair this sea-
son, but would reIegate the matter to
the County Fair Association that there
be no contli2t In soliciting funds from
business firms for the prizes. The
library will offer special prizes for
seed selection"
Tor three years past tho library ho S
conducted most successfully these
school fairs to promote industrial cdu
cation in the rural districts and much
interest ms been manifested
On Wednesday, Miss ltatha rine H
Stuart. the representative OF the Audi.
bon Society OF Virginia, sent out by
the Fedcfation of Womens Clubs OF
the Stale. visited Bedford CITY in III.
interest of bird conservation, address
ing the children Of the public schools
IN the nfternocn and the adults In tn.
evening. In the afternoon she Illus
tTated hor remarks with fac sjmilos
OF the Drills and real nests In the
evening there were stereopticon vic ws
mat greatly added TO the interest. An
AUDUBON Society will be or eonized
mere as a result of tho visit Of Miss
- t'ii - y
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IN ew Y ork
Stock Market

New York. February s.-Narious re-
Htratn!nG influences prevented contin-
i7auon to-day Of he advance In prices
(which went on without serious inter-
Eruption through the preceding seven
fdays OF trading on tic Stock l3X-
[ change. Establishment o. highest
( prices Of the year quite naturally re-
GtE.tod buying orders, and turthos
! progress OF rca H2ation also had its CT
,5ect, and to a more marked degree. SO
many wants have been supplied by OK
| tenaive profit taking in lie last few
days that opportunities 10 close out
81 The top were less general to- day
and the active issues were under pres
sure much or tho time. Recessions
were compara lively small however.
and the ability OF the market o alb
sorb offerings and hold tho top Level
gave an appearance IL underlying
strength until the closing hour when
there Was 3 sharp reaction, Which re-
suited iii net losses for many OF the
more conspicuous stocks Sporadic
movements at various places through
the list gave The iurkct an Irregular
zone. While the Hill ana Hartman
stocks and the Gould group were adj
yancing, although they. too. shared
( 81 the decline at the Gloss. The
1 strength Of tho Gould issues revived
discussion OF possible change in con
Z
sence Of any Authoritative intor1na
lion, Wall street is inclined 10 the be
lief that the Standard Oil interests
viii soon be dominant. Considerable
attention was given southern Pacific,
which also lacked confirmation 1ha
ARRANGEMENTS were Under way which
contemplated formation Of a now steel
company of large capt. alization by in
trrcsts formerly identified with tne
United States Steel Corporation. Tho
plan. II was Ilinorrd involves the con.
Solidntion of number of steel plants,
hut not with the idea 10 oppose the
best interests in tho steel trade Tho
copper shares yielded much OF thor
early i'll til; dag. a hardening ten
dency in the money market was noted.
10 day for the first time in several
weeks. and was presumed 10 he a re-
flrction of increased demand for spccu-
htiye PURPOSES
Bonds were firm Total sales. par
value, $3.5a5,0N0. United states IS
registered, declined J. on cnll Total
sales for the day Were $3.50 shares
New York, February 3.--Money on
call steady; l4@2 liz, dosing bid,
a.3-S, offered al : SIS. Time loans
strong; sixty days, So Ia per cont,
and ninety days. 3 a IL per cent;
six months, 2 at Prime mercantile
| pa per a 1-2 per cent. Sterling ex-
change steady. with actual business
| in bankers bills at s4.S34oG s4.S350 for
lsixty-day bills. and at si.s635 for de-
gmand. Commercial bills, s4.S2 1-2D
f*s,S2 S-4. Bar silver, 50 5-S. Mexican
Edollars 10. Government bonds heavy.
Iailroad bonds firm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-04
RIVAL Gypsy FACTIONS
IN CONTROVERSY AGAIN
jams Bring Suit for Alleged Damages
Resulting From Assault hnd Mitch
c1I's Alleged Malicious Prosecution.

Especial 10 Tie Times Dispatch.
Wadesboro. \. g., February st I'M
gypsy troubles have broken out again,
and from all appearances the next
term Of the Superior Court Will have
10 go through the matter again This
time II is civil action and the pla in
tiffs. stephen and Gregory loan, have
commenced arrest and bail proceedings
against Emil Mitchell and Efro Mitch
Gil on account Of damages alleged 10
have been sustained because of the
assault committed in December Two
cases were brought and In each case
damages in the sum OF $1,000 arc
asked.
There is another basis for the bring
ing OF theec suits. Immediately after
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S lse y rs net lower. May s1cl'i: July. 81.
Sorh--StcadN; new. No. .. aSc. +. o. b. anna t.
o cniHrSa SiGsed isc ret decline May s5oc
Mny. SSeir.; July $55sc.
Beci and Lard-Steady Tallow-Duli Pc
1-ntroienin and RoFin-Steady. Turpcntine-
firin Aioiasses aud R;cc-Steady SUGAR
Enw. firm; refined, steady, Coifec-Fu,,ircs
closed strong a, net advance OF lsa, IS
points. Spot. quiet: santos, 40. & Isle :
in NIL. nominal Cordovu. 157i @ lSa.c. Butter
steady and unchanged. Chccse--Bnrel,,
steady state. whole milk winter make, best.
lln &c Skins, "a l0c. lsggs-Irrc Sular:
fresh. selected extras. 2Scf r3i.c do first
-itcc-; DO sccVhds. lH2lc.: crigoratcd first
loo: stare, Pennsylvania and nearby hen
ner;, white. shG Soc; do gathered. white. 20
q SIC: do. hennery, brown, c3qy ea,tcI d.
gathered. brown and mixed. pig a 22Isc /:
western gathered. white, Is n SIC pota toes
nnd ahbageS-ouiot and unchanged. ro;.-
nuts and Froirhts-Unchanged
tottonScod oil was easy early under lower
crude and weakness in cotton. hut prices
stcadied up In the afternoon on covering Of
shorts and buying on the reaction theory \
large part OF the business was in tho way
Of switching of March and May into JULY
FUTURES closed nnchanEcd TO points net
higher. February. 7C6M7cS; March. T.osJO
Ic9: Arrll. Icod71i; NAV sT.iin7l?, ,nnc
..!3,lS..le: prime crude 5.s715oi: primo sum
yellow. 7.iSI1.c0; primo winter yellow 170GI
go primo summer white TloT %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PoRT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY
ARRIVED

Steamer Brandon, Harvey, Norfolk. mer-
chandisc ana lsassan gers, Old Dominion Line.
steamer blanche, Furnan. Petersburg and
James River landings merchandise and pas,
Hensers. Furman Line.
Gasolner Mabel Virginia, Matthews Pc
tcrSourE and Jane. River landiMss ncr-
chand'sc and passengers. Richmond and Pc
tcrsburs LING.
SAILED.
steamer Brandon IIarney Norfolk, nrr
chandisc and paSstn gers. Old Dominion Line
steamer rccahontas. Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and ra $.
scnScIs. Virginia Navigation Company.
steamer Blanche. Furman. James River
landings and Petersburg, merchandise ana
passengers, Furman Line
Gasoiincr Mabci Virginia, Matthews Pc
tcrshurS and James River landings. nicr-
chandiso and passengers. Richmond and 70
tcrsburg Line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-04
RAILROAD FOREMAN SHOOTS
NAN WHO CLAIMS TO DE SICI<
SpeciaI to The Times. Disnatcb /,

Wadeshoro, n. c., February in ed
Young. foreman of the construction
crew on the Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
road near MIorven. shot and fatally in
1ured Ned Conelly this morning Con
nelly claimed to be too sick to work
and Young after repca tcdly ordering
him to 90 to work, shot him. Physi
clans think he viii die
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NkEt;. CTnDIS

r,WilniinFton n; c.. February 2--srirtz
iurpehtine cady at S3,.c.: receipts -
Ga sks; Rosin-steady AT 5s..a receipts s,
barrels Tar--Firm at s2.45 receipts lis bar
fciS. Crude rnrpcntinc-- Firm al Sj.51s7.;
receipts rs barrels.
savannah. GA, February 3.-rurpcntinc-
f'tin az si}ac.; sales % casks; receipts 2Ss
casks: shipments 81 casks: stock 1897 casks
iiosin--F'irm; sales 500 barrels: receipts ag5
barrels; shipments 1928 barrels: stock s.. :
b-o barrels Quote: H. and d, $3.50
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DEFY GOODS MARKET.

Nc" York. February 5.-The cotton goods
niarhet was easier in he gray goods d!vis-
small sales Fine yarn goods arc somnr,ba.
nrmer Jobbers arc doing steady business
IN domestic and print departments Yarns
ruiz quiet with prices irregular. The local
markets arc uuct G'
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CUIraGo GK,rS M.p1,,,,

Chicago Ill February 3--Tho showing Of
an increased supply put finishing touch to
DAY to Weakness In wheat. AZ the CORE
spending time Ncar ago there was dc.
crease Ok S3e,o1 bushels Closing pricrs v.crc
&c. 10 'sd &c. under last nights close The
Hnd o. The session loft corn i f?iic. M: GA Is
sc. lower. an drrovisions 2la@I.isc, lower.
LcadnS futures ranged as follows:
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
PEANUT MARKET

'NePUEtcu bN RoCScrs, MCCabc & CO..
Fe'crsburs. Va, February 2-Pcnnuts
SnantSf-Markct iirn at sl.ocis per hushel
irslniaS:.Market firm at "a; 70 &c for ium-
bos; So q sac. for fancy handpicketi: saiS..r.
Tor machine picked: sIsIcNc. for Smelling
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bales asainst 4s,.25 las, week aud tsss4 las
Ncer For the Week 10000 bales against "iEl
-of ias week and sso.Sos last year. 1o.dav's
| REGENTS A., New Orleans o,s?S bales a-nlns;
q ga inst liz last year
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OSlNG BOND QUOTATIONS

,hefiean Agricultural Observation-Disclosures. 1921:
American Tel. ana Tel conr 1, ,os;I
American Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. {,
s,"sl'cah Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. 1861;
,.fn.soh conv. Observation-Disclosures. los,.
,'c"'soh conr Observation-Disclosures. loa,:
1H''"nl'c coast Line 1st is................ a,ii
'., tooMTn transit conr. is..,........... .Ss7i
HHtlhi o. georgia Observation-Disclosures. lbs
-h,asapeakc and Ohio tlss.............. loi4
5, ~. 'i'"Nc ana OHIO conv. 4iss.. ...... 90;
- go. -, ana quincy gen. 4s.....,..... asit
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ilis. asked Price
Spot cotton closed c,liet 20 points Iouor.
middlinr npiands. 1855: inidd;ing suf. 1850:
sales. 800 bales. IT.
Cotton. quiet: inddlinr. 1875: gross re-
cents. 1850 bales sa les. 900 bales. stock.
a SinNs bales: export TO the Continent. l,ls2
Total to-day at all rorts--Not receipts
S2 llf bales: cxpor, Ia Great Britain II .75s
bales TO france. 15i2l bales; 10 the Cont
mcnt. So.73S bales; 10 Japan SOS bales; stock,
o6o.64i bales
i e or ,.,s at All por,s-Tst receipts!
hales; TO France .ns5, bales: to the CONT
mont. g, IN hales; to Japan, ;.,sl5 bales.
ro,a, since e. September SCI q, al PORTS Net
Britain. 26Ss,Sii bales: to France ~, III
bales; 70 the Continent. c,ros,?0S bales: 20
Japan, a,oIa bales 10 Mexico, 1915 bales.
New Orleans, La. February a-cotto1-
Sroi cotton quiet, 1-l6c. OF on The lower
$50 bnlos and .55p to arrive, Futures opened
steady at decline Of I2G1l6 points on the
old crop months and decline OF points on
futures being much lower titan due on pri-
vatc messages explaining that II was feared
chester and cause the cancellation or many
orders for cotton goods. Selling orders came
from both bulls and bears on tho call, but
immediately after the short sellers Of ycs-
tcrdnS began 10 take profits and traders TAX :
ing profits was sufficient TO check The ad-
vance and hrinc about decline A rrca,
flood Of bcarish cables messages from lin.
"rpool was the feature OF the uorni%s. They
made many statements against Tho market
chlef among which was that Manchc 81 er WA =
ovcrboughi. that Spinncrs were trying to
roddlc SPOTS nj lower prices and that it was
highly probably period ri short time
would follow among the mills. Toward noon
prices stood 2f,6 points under yesterday.
Fresh selling started and at noon tho mar
kct was iGl4 points under Yesterdays last
quotations In thc afternoon session bca risl,
week -cnd statistics stimulated fresh short
selling and the market broke sharply under
10 tiN4N .NfI II
dining ga IS points under yesterdays close.
,fhc new CROP months held nfrn and only
close the Inarkc; was quiet. The close was
steady al net decline Of 6GI3i points. Clos
ing bids; February, fiii March 1852; May
l+,ii; July, 1850: August. i4.3o October 10 Is
December, u. -.
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desirable stock in good demand a, pricc~
qnoted n-Cured--Roccip,s heavy: mar;et
'hlrlN active at quotations Dark Stcmmin :
= Hecelpts heavy. Brown Shpping-R ,
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CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
lEalnS ~ L-ninn- Stnnl, N.I.ds \

VHiI"s al I mon SloNK YHrds y
Richmond. Va, February 8 iaii
Fc7oTi Of ,hc liYC stock market Tor tho
week ending January so I2n
Reeeipis Cattle. 81 head. ca!ycs. IS head /;
Shcey. i?1 head; hos. 4,5iO head
Best Steers ~. q So: ono LOT. exc; ,nodi,;r,
- good, ~ T3i2c-; common TO lar ~ I5c. /,
bhest hfiferg. 5'.r: medium 70 good. ~. %
aisc'. common I" fair, f.M9c.; best COWS.
tair, 5aic: bulls 3IIi,ac. calves IA SIZE
Cows aud calves S2nI65O0 per head sheep.
tUiac.: lambs. "Ihi-c.; culls "a a,Lc.t bost
hogs StGs4o fair 10 medium SClsi,c; sowa
and ptarS ''afFI. 'lF - = - n y :
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Shicaso. Mil and ST r. deb 4s.... .o
1a.SaSo' q, l; ana Pas. Ry. rfe. 4s..... Saii
~; !. ..nu NO 'rhhuc rct. 5s............ o3is
49,, ''liN' - series ''AE.................. &c
f - Sonv -. series .................. 7oia
~ 20. oueh Metro ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1o,2
''e.c- Marine ...i.,t........... sS,.
Kansas City Southern Is, 3s..,.......... :,
H,;' 'aclne is thid p.................. ~:
Ht1SSomri iaeihS conv. bs......,......... a37.
SSorf fo and Western LIST con. 4s........ 70
NORFOLK and Western conv. 4s.... 100
e. .ahia ccltN, ..tt.s tlola' ......... a6t
-. Io"iS anu Han tran gen. AS........ ST.,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MAnkr1,

licnmond, Va, Februayy4s. 1911
,at.Srts--,Aarkct continues Arm with ,iyh,
'ere'pts' Dark Fired Receipts heavy. Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-04
RICHMOND rKopucE MAEKEr.

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-04

NeT Iork, February ~. Boeyes-. fcoceSr,s
N,aSi head steers. <6Goio; bulls Sid4!0.
yDWS 800 iS1. CaScs Receipts Sos head.
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~ SStlu chtNcS nominal. sheer ind Lan hs =
- ip,a f,t2s head I.ambs - a $50 iower.
S.eep, sad42E~/7anhs, IS 40a6iS. ycarliues
ss.po iogs 'lteccirtS 2.5l6 head Marko,
stGedy a; S3Snfts 90 II