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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-01-12
NEWSPAPER MAN
Was WOUNDED
Big Fight Reported by the As.
sociated Press Correspon-
dent at the Front

San Antonio. Tex. Jan. 12.-The
Associated Press correspondent who
has been at the front in Mexico near
the Texas line sent the following dis
patch which was received about noon
today:
''Comstock, Tex. Jan. 12.-Big
fight. More than forty killed. Hit
myself.
ed o'Reilley."
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-01-12

. . . . . .
THE WEATHER.
North Dakota: Generally fair
tonight and Friday. Colder to.
night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
Toilet Goods Dept

COG Prophytol; Liquid Powder or
aSlo .-i.............. 10c
25c Arnica Tooth Soap 49,. .1G1Hc
zoe Tragle's Antiseptic Tooth
Roc Charles Flesh Food ~. .dIe
95c Palmer's. Violet Cream, fne
for the skin -.
25c Rosaline (Pray's) i0c
2Uc OnGallne (Pray's)... SOC
Willow Sachet Powder, per OF. 35c
75c Colgate's Florida Water. ..i6c
l5G Wordsworths Violets OF Sic
lily. per ounce ......... .45o
Doc Wordsworth's Blue Lily, per
ounce ,,;...:.:.............3 7e
f5c Tragle's Violets of Virginia.
a most lasting and delightful
perfume, per ounce ....... zoe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07

lery OF society. but as his purpose in
coming here was largely TO get Into
cSSndition Tor the championship matches
ms summer. he decided TO wait until
the weather had become as propitious
as it is now. In the matches this week
M, on, large crowd on the lawn fol-
toWed every afternoon with good
zeal or interest doubles were mostly
played, he and his brother meeting
Edgar Leonard and II. p. lIolmans. and
several times getting the worst OF II
though they seldom; played so hard o
Gamc as their opponents.
There are upwards OF thirty-nve bril-
a u, couples here now; and II has been
they go driving over solitary mountain
roads with a Dobbin that can tnke
care or himself. and In tho early cve-
Alley, where even tho most bashtui
pride seems determined TO exhibit her
trousseau. go
!, MT. and Mrs. Butler Sheldon. of
d days a.. who are returning in q few
months visit here, gave a tally-ho par
" sunday to Oak Grove. where they
lnnched with their guests. on the way
over they stopped at the Rubino estate
ana walked through the series Of lit
tie bridges that lead over the cascades.
meeting meet eth the tally,ho again below the
Bigelow, Mrs. e. L. jackson. Mrs j.
MI II Gunkle and Miss Mary G. lTilney.
a
was hero at the Easter season. yIsitjne
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald A Hutchinson
formerly Of Pittsburg and now of New
ork, VIII join Mr.. and Mrs Iiutchin-
son ana their son, a. a. Hutchinson
IT. now Harvard. in New York the
latter part of Juno for a Furopean
lenr. Mr. Andrews and Mr.. II,itchin.
son. Jr., met In London last summer
weeks. 3 81
Mr. Mr.; and M Mrs. 4. L, Adamson. of Rich.
might take the curt a fortnight ago
while he has benefited considerable Nv
. me treatment, the doctors have ad-
and isso SO nm he 70 6a remain for long period
remain In the vicinity until fall. ~
r,n Mr.. and Mrs. a. Howard Hinkle. of
Sossession of aFrl tbs s May and t9ek
sflliers. which they have under Ieasa
for the summer. Excepting Inglecoto..
the thH summer !, home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mel.
VIII be occupied by Thorn upon their
return from European trim about
ne me middle of,,July and Barton Lodge.
q Inc i nome thn efaMIs' Seth Barton French.
David Dunlop. of Petersburg, who oc.
ddupiea u last season; has Barton Lodge
u The Re rs I osn ar aHsene soo abroad
several years pastor of St. I,uke's Epls-
copal Church. at Hot Springs. rendered
ms nis resignation this week to take ef-
lived in Richmond. where il is under.
stood he will have a charge In tho
Mrs. Albert Logan. of Pittsburg, en-
! ertained largo company at a, lun-
chGon tuesday at the Daniel Boone
C "a ~, and MT and Mrs. s.. D. Dodge.
OF Cleveland, wero also hosts there
Mr. and Mrs Nc Davidson. OF PITTS
burH, have given several large driving
TO points OF interest. l'! = -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
SWANSON SPONSOR OF
3 GOOD ROADS MEASUJRE
Introduces Bill Asking for an Appropriation Of
$500, 900, 900 for Betterment. of Country's
.HiglWa avs.

created, an amount equal to ne-half
/ of the total cost so certified By said
director.
Upon failure of any state to pay
the national government the amount
SO certified 1t shall be the duty OF
Roads to withhold additional aid until
such payment is made.
Section 5. That there is hereby APP
propriatcd, out OF any moneys in the
Treasury of the United States not
otherwise appropriated, the sum Of
he available annually for the purpose
of carrying out the provisions Of this
act, which amount, utter the payment
OF salaries and, expenses herein be-
fore mentioned, shall be annually
iapporiioned. in accordance with the
provisions of this act, among the sew
era1 Suites and Territories In the
ratio which the population of each
State and Territory, exclusive Of
cities of 10000 or moro inhabitants
as determined by the last Federal
census preceding such superintendent.
shall bear to the total population Of
the United States as shown by such
census. Any POI ton of the S20.000,00
annually appropriated under the
terms of this &C. remaining uneXpend.
cd at the close of any fiscal year shall
be carried over to the next succeed
ing year. and added to the amount
aNallaple Tor the apporticnment In that
year. Should any State or Territory
fail to avail. itself of Its apportion-
ment under The provisions of the act
within six months from tho date of
passage thereof or by June. of each
succeeding year, then and in that
event the amount SO apportioned shall
DO reapportioncd among the States
making applications therefor.
Section G. That 1t shall be the duty
of the Director of the Office of Public
Roads to prepare a statement, as soon
after the passage OF this act az pos
sible, showing the amount of the ap-
preparation which IN y be apportioncd
to each State and tho amount which
must be provided BY each State to
secure the BENEFITS OF this act. and
70 transmit such sta tement to the
State highway department OF each
state, or if there be no such depart-
ment, then to the Governor. 5t
Section Z. That the terms post roads
and and rural del. cry routes. as used in
this act SHAH be held to includa ali
bridges and culverts along the line
of such road" III Nice
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07

zoe Tooth PoWders--Lyon's, Coll
Bnte's, Sozodont, Prophytni,
2oc cake 47I1 Glyccrinc Sonp. ia Hc
nc nike Ivory SOnp ..... ~. &c
1of one-pound sodium Phosphate,
IN. senicu can .-............... lac
phnte 0utnine ale
Zoe bottle TrnEie's Antiscptfc
Mouth Wnsh .......... life
Toe one pound Violet Tnlcum Z
81 Milan, the great blood puri-
Her ............ :. 6Oc
Pure Virgin Lucca olive OIL, In
pint, qunrt and gallon tinNJ the
hnest snlnd oil on the mnrketJ
psr pint .80c
per gallon Sn IN
81 md s1.5o Fountain pens. AK.
gold and guaranteed for one
sear ......... 07c
Soc' box JerEen'H Violet md Rose
Inlcum Powder, one-pound
81, $3.50 ind 5. Imnortcd Hnnors
lGermnn and English makes),
zoe silyer-Mountcd Hnir Brushes,
good bristlcs 2Dc
2Se bottle Gownn's Pneumonia
zoe, 75c and 81 Picture T i;..;;,.l7o
oval, cabinet ninc, I'm German Sill
yer and gold, guaranteed
25c, 4Oc md COG
2Sc pnck linen Playing Cnrds. .I3c
t0c hottie Harlem OIL S5Sc
Zoe ,Two.Ernfn auinine Pills, 100
In bottle ....... 1Gc
6OS one quart best double distilled
witch ilnzci; bring the bottle gle
zoe one pint Wood Or Dcnnturcd
Atcohoi, for the nrts or cook
ing ~. lac
Zoe bnE Newport sen snif, fve
Pounds each DO
zoe box Sulphur md Cream Tar-
Snr LozcnEers ...... ac
60c jar Peroxide Face Cream gle
Joc ColEate's Perfumcs-thc TO-
rul doors of these triple ex-
frnctSEper ounce .....2bc
Doc 100 Calomel md Soda Tablets,
IN! eiLe 49,. g. 10c
doc one-pound Powdered noric
Acid, In carton
25c "T'iz" for tho feet. .10c
zoe TrnRle's Sore T'hront Remedy,
fine for irritnted thront nnd
1bc box t1oo) Empty Capsules, ali
siAcn .'...... &c
SC package PcnnyroynI and Inn
Soy Herb, two for 1c
Sl.00 bottle lin Creole IInir Tonic,
mn elegant preparation to bcnu,
tffT the hnfr aac
2ac Nelson'U ItnIr DrcrsInE ~. Inc
roc TraRie's Hair Tonic .I5c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
REv.>E. L. POWELL.

Rev. u. L. Powell, of louisville, KY,
will preach at the IL A. NJ and 8 p. NJ.
services to-day in the Seventh Street
Christian Church. His morning subject
will be Tho Vision Splendid" At
night, Tho Vision of the Cross There
is great interest In his revival meet
ings.
Mr.. Powell is considered powerful
speaker, and he will deliver an address
TO men this afternoon at $40 o'clock
in tho Bijou Theatre. under the
auspices of the Young Mems Christian
Association. His subject Mt this time
Will be Christ and Caesar"
Rev. Alexander T. Bowser will speak
this morning at II o'clock In the First
Unitarian Church. His subject will bs
"Falthfulness in Little Things"
special service for business men,
in charge of the mems class. will take
place tonight in tho Second Baptist
Church. j. P. Wythe. secretary, will
speak.
The new Chelsea IIilI Methodist
church. Bowling Green Road, near the
toll gate OF the AIechanicsville Turn
PIKE, Will be dedicated this afternoon
at o'clock. Rev. s. C. Hatcher, D. D.,
viii preach special sermon, while an
laborate musical program has been
arranged for the occasion. Tho exer
cises will be In charge of c. w. Hard
Wicke. 6'l7' ''1--fIli'G.
The Ideal City" will he the subject
Of sermon tonight by Rev. j. N.
Latham, D. D.. pastor Of Centenary
Methodist Church. He will <also con-
duct the usual morning service.
The Boys Sunday Afternoon Club
Of the Y. M. c.. A. will meet tod y
at 2:80 o'clock. George w. Bahlke will
speak. His subject will be Saving a
Reputation" nm
The monthly meeting OF tho n. Y,
p. u. Association Of Richmond will
take place this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock in the First Baptist Church.
J. b. Kechler,f OF Richmond College
will conduct usual services to-day in
the EastZEnd Union Gospel Mission
Nenable and Mosby Streets.
Robert L. Smith, D. v. NJ. will speak
this afternoon at o'clock before the
International Bible Students Associa.
ton. Liberty Hall, Broad and Twenty
fifth Streets '
Governor Mann will deliver an nd
dress this afternoon at o meeting fol
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07

Jug OF whIskey on that steamer we'd
nesday night. and. having imbibed too
freely OF IT,. became so obstreperous
and pngnacious that nc had 10 be
knocked down and hnndcuffed as the
steamer was coming into the mouth
OF the RappahannoclS River. AS soon
as tho steamer reached Whitestone tho
negro was tnrned over to Constable
Mckenney who brought him here and
locked him up in TALL to await the
notion of the grand jury. White not
only stole the jug of whiskey. but he
became SO obstroperous that he
threatened to kill the officers of the
steamer. and fought desperately when
they attempted to arrest him. There
had been no prisoner In Lancaster
county jail for nearly two month3 he
fore this prisoner was committed.
The cold wave that struck the
Northern Neck Tuesday night has
checked tho growth OF plants. and. 1t
Is feared. has. done much damage to
appics and other fruit. Heavy frosts
formed here three nights during the
week. and in some places ice formed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
TABLETS COMMEMORATE
TWO HISTORICAL EVENTS
VIII De Dedicated with Interesting
Excrcises at aIontross on
yar ii1iaf
Especial to The Times Dispatch.1,

,tSpecialto The Times -Dispatch.l,
iieathsville, Va. May 6.-Two tablets,
commemorating historical events, will
be dedicated at Montross. westmore
land county, May .. On one is the text
OF the famous '.westmoreland Resolu-
tons offered by Richard Henry Lee,
and passed by the patriots of that day
at Leedstown, February oT.lIlI66, thus
outdating by nine years the AIecklen-
burg, y. c., resolutions. and by ten
yenrs the Declaration of indie pendence.
The other tablet bears the resolu-
lions of Richard Henry Lee. passed
at the Westmoreland county Court
house juno 90, l774, expressing sym
pathy with and rendering MD to Bos-
ton because of the locking up OF that
hnrbor. Also on this tablet appear the
resolutions By the Westmoreland Coun-
ty Committee OF Safety, passed NInyG.3
'l744, denouncing Lord Dunmore. tho
Governor, for selling the powder in
the magazine at Williamsburg, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
Candy Specials

pounds, fresh dniIj pound soc
Our Celebrated Dorothy Chuco-
lntcr, rreulnr Goc mixture !. 3ac
Our RUsc Chocolate Mixture, reg
uiar 40c Kind ............... .3u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
* II'R a - CT AIS

zoe Whtek DrOonB p nc
loe violet Witch ITnxcl ......... DC
zoe Purc Brlstlc Tooth Brushes lie
Zoe one intiTrnEIc's Double Dis
titled Witch Hazel -. lie
2dc Violet Liquid Cream for sun
burn and frcclsics; makes the
25c Trngle's .intiscptic Tooth
POWDER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .... lao
zoe Hoppcr's FntnI Food for
cockroachcs and water bugs. 18c
zoe Petermnn'. Roach Foodi kills
every times In cans. !. 80 md 1Oc
.oc Dend Sure. Hest on mnrkct
for bed bugs md vcrminc OF NIL
kfnds3 pint hottie. 100
Soc Dead Stuck, for bed bugs,
etc, In pint tins I0c
2bc Stcnrn's Electric Rnt and
Itonch Pnrtc, drives them ont
of the house -. 100
26c one pint Crude Cnrbolic Acid.18c
b0c one pound pure Persian In
sect Powder, made from the
hoWcrc $40
@5c Hydrogen Peroxide, regular M
U. $. u. strength, in three sizes
=, q mud S-oL). lie, lao
Zoe 2O-MuIe-Tcam DoraI, in one
pound packages ...... .I1c
1oe one-pound pure Sublimcd Sui:
Phur ....-.............. DC
zoe one pound pure Gum Cam
Sc TnnElefoot Sticky Fly Paper,
three double sheets for ..... &c
&c 3Ioth Balls. In pound cartons 3Ac
soc Black Fling Insect Powder,
Kills hens and hicss in small
botficsb mt ......... Sc md Ito
15c bird MANN, for restorinE
song nnd keeping the bird
henltny ......-. IL 1&O
1oc Finkc Naphthnlinc, very con-
vcnient for packing, per pound &c
Soc one pound pure white ABB
sorhent Cotton, for surgical
oseH :. 21c
S5c bottle Pitchers Cnstor:a I0c
soc bottle Vital Vim, best for
nerves, blood md general
tonic +. 0Nc
Goo bottle Groves Chill Tonic 30e
25c bottle MnIt Murine. Ire
Soc blackberry Cordial, for sum-
mcr complaints ...17c
3Sc box pure linen, cloth finish
Writing Paper, per box. ne
81 bottle Red Seal Snranpnriiln.
the ideal spring tonic and blood
81 bottle Burdock's Tonic Comp;
general good tonic and flesh
T ~ Dutluer SOC
soc 3-pound bar pure Green Cns-
81 Clinical Thermometers. mctnI
or hnrd rubber cnscs, Eunrnn-
75c bottle Dccf Wine nnd Iron 2ac
25c cnfSe Cuticurn Soup ...... Zoe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
WEEK OF VERY ENJOYABLE
EVENTS AT HOT SPRINGS
BenutifuI weather Attracts Many Vtsi-
tors, Who Are Discovering Tint
MaY Is Finest Mouth of Tenr.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Hot Springs, Va. May 6.-A contln-
uation OF the most beautiful spring
weather imaginable. days OF hot sun
shine that brought out n delicious
scent of the warm earth and of sprout-
ing twigs and plants. followed by
balmy nights that heckoned every onc
to the verandas. atleast for thoughtful
strolls between dances, gave the Hot
Springs as pleasant n week as the sea :
son held. one that wound UP tonight
with a great deal of gaiety IN the
grill, after the hop was over. The
week was also marked for the arrival
Of a rather large coterie of society
people. who generally come here in
that May, is altogether the finest month
of tho year here
automobile fron, New york. which thew
left Thursday afternoon n week aga.
arriving here Sunday afternoon. VIII
was down at Easter. when ne played
n number Of times before a large gall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07

to the thickness of half an Inch Ii
Will bo ZONE dayB yet before the cX-
tent OF the damage doncjto The fruit
crop can be ascertaincd.
Ben IT. b. Hubbard. Thomas +.
Towlcs Thomas b. Hurst. and Thomau
g. Pinckard Will represent Lawson
Bali Camp of Confederate Veterans
In the annual reunion of Confederate
Veterans 10 be held at Little Rock.
Ark. next week.
The Board Of Supervisors and tho
Globe Fund Commissioners of I.ancas-
ter county were In session here this
week. and transacted much Important.
business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
RECEPTION IN HONOR OF
NEWLY MAR RIED COUPLE
Melrose the Scene of a DelIghtfoJ
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Negro
iili .l.l as Placed in Jail,
liSneclal to The Times-Dispatch.I

aI lSFtC!dF 10 The TImeS-DiSpAtCh.J Iit
Lancaster. Va. May 6.-Tho Rev.
Wayland f. Dunaway, Jr.. and his
bride formerly Miss Mary May, OF
Wayerly, Va. are visiting Mr. Dun
iaway's parents at their beautiful. home,
rMclrosc. "hnearSthis place. An elegant
retention was tendered the newly mar
ried couple Wednesday evening, when;
many invited guests were present.
After spending about n week III Ian :;
caster they will go to- their homo IN
,Becklny,g w. Va, where Mr.4Dunaway
'is pastor Of tho Baptist Church 5
~ Albert White; IN colored5 deck hand
employed on hoard The steamer Po-
inappahanpock& and Baltimore. stole O
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
I.nEnEemrIcnt Announced.

Especial to The Times .Dispatcil.l
Smithfield. Va, May 6.--i,cv. and
Mrs. Lewis r. Betty, OF Smithncld. ans
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
Harry Lee Amcs. formerly, Of .lccomac
county but NOW OF New York city.
The marriage viii take place the
latter part OF Juno. i;f1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07

Great crowds great prices great values great assorten
Ct drug merchandise and toilet articles have made gu
Spring Sale great and bowling success We are there
tore gong to continue for another vveekfor the 'as
horn blowers
Some Values Enumerated BeIow-Lots Of Others!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
Miscellaneous Dent.

25c Coleman's Mustard .i31.c
10c Bird Seed ..............j 5Jsc
Eagle Brand Milk @.13i.c
pound o0-Mulc- Team BoraX 1OL,:
Birds Gravel, silver or rcd ~,
Fouta Cattle Powder .........fiIac
lnternational stock and Chick
.roothpicks, two boxes for 100. 1c
35c Wycth's Mcnthol Inhalcrs. .2oc
EaHoritc Menthol Inhalers SIC
Gibsons Fruit Tablets, lialf-,
pouHu ......... SC.
Toilet Paper. pcr roll ....... sLlca
b0c Chest Protectors :tijr
Ioc Machine OIL .3I.e
Zoe Royal Glue
SIS Gold Paint q.
Rough on Rats
Two in-Onc Sine Polish ;IIc
Adbmss. Becman's. SDearniut ll7t
Coco Cola and Charcoal Gum.:, Lac
Medicine Tubes aLi...
Iuc MUSTARD ........ ..... IL,
Mustard Plaster. per box. lie
court Plaster. two for. 5., re-
roothachc Max -.
Corn and Bunion Plastcrs ....... ~,
Soc Razor Strops I'D
SC Extract Vanilla anu Lemon. Te
2hc I.usteritc Nall Enamel .,. i9c
orange sticks, two for..... 30
ManicnrjnE Scissors ,Dr
Favorite Pumicc Stone ...... Sc
25c Williamss Arnlca Salvc, with
Witch Hazel and Carboli:
Acid, the greatest heaIor on
Tue market ......-....... lie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
T2AeLE DRUG COMPANY sl7-sle East Broad street

men. under the auspices of the Colored
Y. M. G. A.. which will take place in
the Fifth Street Baptist Church.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-11
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. HibbS & Co., mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibos
Buildins.
New York, Oct l0.=The cotton market rallied
from low records which were against the law
made yesterday. During the eardly trading declines
secured which attracted attention being far
below a parity with Southern spot markets. and
therefore representing prices which lower and
justified by actual conditions. In this movement Oc
tober sold at $50; December. $50; January, sSS;
March. IA, and May, e56. For the remainder Of
the session the buying power far greater than Of
ferings, and an advance took place which amounted
to from Is to Is points before the close. No in
fuences, except the relatively low price level. were
urged in favor Of the market. Weather conditions
were favorable, except for Of rain por-
tons Of the eastern cotton belt.
The South Is beginning to hold cotton in earnest
Those who reading this report must under
stand that nearly 100000 bales have passed
through the gin houses and that this volume Of cot
ton Is practically on the market
The discussion the volume Of the crop has
been recently one-sded. Claims Of Is 600 900 bales
and over have not gone unrefuted. The market was
influenced more BY sentiment than by facts. and
nothing can be really known about the size Of the
crop until much later in the season Dispatches
from the South to-day tinged with suggestions
that in many localities a great percentage Of the
crop had been packed and with New York quota
tiOns basis Of 81 for cotton in the South
this argument effective at least in urging the
covering of short commitments
The Washington herald., 1911-10-11
FINANCE AND REALTY

A fair volume of business ,well spread
over the list was transacted at the meet
ing of the stock exchange yesterday af-
ternoon. There was spirited demand for
some lines and a corresponding DISPOSE
tion to hold back for better prices on the
part of holders.
Traction securities were active. Five
per cent bonds sold to a face value of
S1O,5OO at ITO. Traction stock remained
comparatively inactive in the face of a
strong demand, and an upward tendency
in prices offered. Three shares were
sold, two at 12S IA, and one at 129.
Washington Gas was steady and in
cIined to move upward. One hundred
shares were sold at 81 1-2, and twenty-five
at 81 3-4 MergenthaIer got back to the
go mark on n three-sale transaction.
LanstOn was more active than 1t hag
been in recent weeks, but failed to Show
any great strength. During the regular
call the selling opened at 9Ol-2, but af-
ter call the trailing became more free,
and the level dropped to els. One
quotation lot of Railway common sold
at the 40 level. but the preferred showed
greater strength and met a good demand
with firmness.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Oct. lO.-NILLFEED-Steady inactive
dealings. Spring BRAN 800; standard middIings
2sOO: Western rcd dog 3235; winter wheat bran
in loppound sacks, to arrive, 27.40; city bran, in
bulk, go.
OATS-IrrrguIar; inquiry slow. No. white. 81;
No white, S3i3: standards. 531+. elevator basis
ungradcd on tracks, 53a554
FLOUR-Fim; moderate dealings. Kansas
straights. 4.soa52o. in sacks spring patents 55Oa
800 in barrels spring clears, 45oa475; soft winter
4.Z5aLS.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Dull. but strong: supply
light Choice to fancy mainly nominal at 29Oa3 10.
RYE FLOUR-Steady; trade moderate. Choice
brands quoted at 4soa5.5
CORNMEAL-Strung; dealings are inactive. Kiln
dried for export, $50: meal in bags LE7al g.
HAY-Receipts 40 tons; firm fair demand.
Quotations for new prime timothy. L2S; No. l,
Id; No. ?, Ll2lsal.l5: No. 3 LOOal-lO.
STRAW-Receipts. 20 tons; steady; inactive trade.
Long rye quoted at SaS5
PORK-steady; inquiry is light Mess. l6.75a
I7.25; family. 1a00a2l 90.
BEEF-Steady; inquiry is moderate. Packet,
Is. .OGal3JO; family, l35Oal400
EARD-Unsettled; inactive trade Prime Western,
$50; refined continent, 90; South American 10 60
refined Brazilian. in kegs. 60; oeostearine l0a0
lard stearine inactive; New York, lOalOli.