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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01
COMPLETE RECORDS
OF VITAL STATISTICS
America Ear Behind Other Nations in Regard to
northumberland Figures Fundamen-
tai to PracticaI Application Of Hvgiene

PRESENTATION records in the States in the
provisional area have been received
~ the Census Bureau, and INC yo,l.
OF compiling Inc figures is being push.
ta 20 completion. Meanwhile. the cam
PalS 10 arouse public interest IN 10
mater OF complete registration of
births, with the especial object ~ 80
Nehtion OF infantile mortality. is hcinc
''Nel ana widely wagcd. Owing TO
The Tact that, with the exccption ~
- instruct OF Columbia and the Ter
= an laws governing vital sta
ale state enactmcnts. ana not
ha'iohai IN origin, the task OF seclIrinr
nhll"rniltE in methods and thorough
ness in enforcement is most ,jinicnI,
II Is only by cooperating win S,a,c
lIeulcai associations and State boards
- nealth. that any progress is beinr
ntadc' me Census Bureau can ana
uots act only upon the request am,
Win The fun cooperation OF Inc Stn',
and sanitary officials.
~ the present time there is q hiIl
~ Iongress providing for better
icsistration OF births in tile District
~ tf%oiainpia such legislation for Tie
i'lStrlct should be a modcl and stand-
arg for similar bills To be presented
= ny leslsiatures in other States. Ma
tiohal associations have been formed
= ne purpose OF arousing public in
ierest in a campaign against the pre-
'hlaDle causes or death. espcciau
Ne very high mortality of infants
Many leading womcn's clubs are also
engaged in an educational movement
along these lines.
ihe statement adds that What is
Ghieily needed in planning ana con-
Quoting this work are coInplotc nmd
acHlrate statistics OF i~nfantile mar.
,aii!y Tor individual cities, rural dis.
VIM ~, ana states for the nation as a
= YIN ne accurat statement Of in
ardNis Ihortallty requires the
anu s~atisiactorN registration Of both
9irths ana deaths. The statistical de-
,n;.ioh o. the term ''infantile NOR
LII INC ratio of the number
- acaihs OF infants under one wear
or age, exclusive for stinborn. 10 ! ooo
chlidrcn born alive Referenca0;SS
nlaae 70 q recent report by the census
lomihlttee on the registration ~
piflns; IN which it is stated. m
LAX about registration Of brine
N the United states, why. for MAJ
inore Than one-lalf (55,a per cent ~
M lotal population OF this country IS
tnei9 even fairly accurate registration
- neaths alone. No other civilized
ntglects It's duly in this respeci a.
n"ids nc vital records of It's peonIo
IN Spch low esteem. America ahouia
NOT mean ~barbarity in its relation ="
inlantiic lifc.' 1857" ~
Inc remedy proposed for this con.
Y!tlon OF affairs should provide. n.y.,
iot we enactment Of ADEQUATE law ~.
s~oHiplcte registration OF births anJ
ncaths IN al states that do not a.
present possess them and. scconI r.
Inc thorough enforcement or ,,nn.
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Is~pecialto The Times Dispatch.


Washington, January 3l.-An inter
estlns statement regarding the ~cstal,-
lshnient by the Census Bureau OF a
provisional birth registration area. in
lhg Initcd states. for the purpose Of
cothlh!ns statistics enabling the
scientific study and prevention of in
!|htiie mortality. has been submitted
~ otnsoS Director Durand, by DR..
GrosSy L. Wilbur, chief statistician for
Vital statistics in the Census Bureau
VINO Is directing the work.
me statement notes that il may he
surprising and even h~ulniliating to Inc
average American citizen to learn thai
TINS country is far Behind most foreign
nations In regard to Vital statistics.
ana That there is not q single State,
no. even a single city. in the entire
tiilicd states which possesses a com
piete registration Of births. Boston
cII!inS ~ nave the best. but only &c
l'cr cent complete. while probably the
ilost worthless registration Of births
hihone all the cities of the entire
NWofi.d, II is stated, may be claimed nv
i". more, t.hicaso ana New Orleans.
Aithough foreign countries register
Ifacticauy 100 per cent. OF their hirtbs
~ WAS decided ty the Census Bureau,
" men II began to eSia b!iSh provisional
egistration area, that the high stand
gro abroad could not be maintained in
iilc DnlttG states. In fact, for ma
r tales whose vital statistics and rec-
rtds are now reported to the Crns,,s
hurcau, the minimum accuracy ac.
cepted IS 30 per cent.
ne transcripts Of the original birth.
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laws and of lew laws when enactnd
~ IS stated that the principles upon
when successful registration laws
must be enacted in this unit have
pecn thoroughly settled in the light Of
Pract'cal experience. and a model law
IN conformity with such principles has
peeh Drawn up and Endorsed by medi-
cai and public health associations
This law has been put into operation
IN several states. and is giving most
excellent and satisfactory results where
rs provisions are really enforced: but
i'll the great majority OF States tho com
pnlsory enforcement of the provisions
= me laws for the registration OF
births, by means of the penalties nro-
, d d f9r noncompliance. Is practically
q ucad letter. and is mainly responsihIc
iof the worthless character Of tho
un'tea states statistics Of births and
,ae utter absence Of any reliable fig
ures Tor infantile mortality.
II IS estimated III in The JInitod
states me deaths of babies less than
u year old constitute one-fftl, Of II
a aaannai total mortality, and of these
occurred II modern hygiene. as il is
sally. uih'er-
The Bureau Of Census has been con
q ILL -. Us. SiHcc llS permanent
orsahi%ation in 1902. for better vital
STATISTICS, which means as a very i'm
i,nrtant part thereof registration OF
attack upon infant mortality begins
WIN me diarrhocal and intestinal dis
cases of infancy. The prevention or
.n1se diseases, which arc pre-eminently
filth Diseases" will vine out ono,
lenrth OF the total number of deaths
oi nhoies under " years Of age.
me accurate collection. tabulation
ma analysis Of records OF births
deaths, marriages. divorces ana SICK
ness may be said to constitute Inc
S~ookkcepinG Of humanity. IT is fun
uanental TO the practical application
longer duration OF life. and fuller meas.
IRE Of happiness. p ~ MnC
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CONFERENCE TO CONSIDER
MERG En- OF TWO CITIES
fSpecialto The Timcs-Disn,,ch

Especial 20 The Timcs- Dispatchj
Norfolls, Va, January 3l.-.A confer
cnce between representatives OF The
portsmouth Business Mems Association
and the Board OF Trade OF Norfolk
VIII be held tomorrow night at SAP
Q o'clock in the directors room OF III,
organization. The conference
Is relative TO the proposed consolida-
ton Of the two cities.
~ Is expected that the meeting viii.
PC largcly attended by those interest
ca, as recently the question of merg-
ING the cities has been given fresh
impetus. 1t is said that something
tahslDiS regarding the long discussed
OF the two cities is lIkeIv
10 result from the meeting.
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sections Of the country. selling tho
American Magazine at a very low price
and offering as a premium to sub
scrlpers an ebony back toilet set. and
collecting the subscription money in
advance. The association stated that
no such man was connected with II or
with the Magazine. The man gave re-.
'clpls under several different names,
ana a description Of him was sent 10
chief Ragland. To-day the man was
discovered at his work in Petersburg.
and Detective Hcclar and Oficcrs Hud.
gins ana eva were put on his trail.
,le gave the officers an exciting chase
before he was captured. cunning
through. Tabb. High and cross Streets
ana In and out OF houses. lie gives
the name here Of N. Goldman, and will
pc lleld for his appearance In the Po-
lice Court tomorrow.
Struck ny n Train.
"ar9 flilHa bonner, an aged colored
struck and probably fatally Injured
ms morning by the Cannon Ball train
which left here for Richmond n few
minutes after II o'clock. The old wo-
man, 1t was said, was picking up coal
along the track in Pocahontas, and did
not get out of the way Of the Train
Which was slowed down quick enough,
70 prevent the accident. She was badly
cul ana bruised about the head and
body, and was sent to the hospital 10
be cared for.
investigation Resumed.
Aller Il recess since Frriday evening
the grand Jury OF the Hastings Court
its Investigation of the Old
A~PPonattoX Company. sitting from 10
-. al. 70 : y. A.. and meeting again
this afternoon at 1880 o'clock. The
witnesses before the grand Jury were
Paul Petit. ". l.. Young, Robert Cab
aniss and Charles Hall Davis, the last
being IN the chair when the adjourn. !
ment at . o'clock took place, and bein.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01
BUYS STEAMER FOR
INDEPENDENT LINE
The aurora Bid IN by Horace
Furman at Auction for
$1,000.
ALLEGED SWINDLER CAUGHT
Grand Jury Resumes Investiga-
ton OF Appomattox Com
pany's Affairs.
Dispatch Bureau.
10? North Sycamore Street.

Petersburg. Va, January 81.
me steamer Aurora, of the Phillips
Line, running between Petersburg and
Richmond. was sold at public auc-
ton by Bartlett Roper, Jr., and a. e.
Groncr, receivers OF the line, this ar
ternoon, and was purchased by Horace
Fnrman, OF this city, on Il bid Of $1,000.
The first bid was $500, and there were
only two bidders for the boat.
II is the intention Of the purchaser
to establish an Independent or peo-
pies line between Richmond and Pc
tershnre. and points on James River.
Tie warehouses of the Phillips Line in
petersburg and Richmond were not
sold.
civil Suit Decided.
me Hastings Court was engaged for
several hours to-day in the trial Of the
SUIT OF the Empire Distilling Company,
OF New York. against w. j. Brockwall.
or this city. an action to recover the
sum of $3.50, on certain notes given
by the defendant. The jury rendered a
verdict for the plaintiff company, for
the full amount claimed, with interest.
i.opcr Davis were the attorneys for
the plaintiff, and Lassister & Drewry
for tic defendant.
Death In .Ashcyiiic.
y telegram received here announces
me death in Asheville. n. c., at 7
Q CLOCK this morning Of G. 4, Peterson
q Wei knoWn merchant and citizen OF
fetcrsburg Mr., Peterson vas tho son
OF nc late Rev. y. a.. Peterson, d. D..
OF the Virginia Conference. and had
ionG been engaged in mercantile bus
mess IN this city. He was the pres
ldcnt Of the Pcterson-Nelson Hardware
company, and was formerly the senior
member OF the Pctcrson-Jeffcrson Com
panH. Tic was about forty years old.
is survived by his wifesand one child.
re had been in declining health for
some time. The remains will be
brought 10 Petersburg for burial.
Arrest Of Alleged Swindlcr.
chief Of Police Ragland was advised
several days ago by the Periodical
Innishcrs,, Association, OF New York,
10 nc on the lookout for an alleged
s"indlcr. Who had been visiting various
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recalled this afternoon.
The jury is nearing the close OF Is
investigation, and may probably be
heard from tomorrow.
Personal and Otherwise.
Mrs. John Herbert Claiborne and
daughter. Miss Donald Claiborne. lcf,
Yesterday for New York, whence they
VIII sail for Bermuda for a visit Of
several weeks. :
y large crowd Of people attended
The opening of the new Petersburg
Hosptta! yesterday afternoon and last
night, and expressed great delight with
the institution in It's completeness ann
beauty.
IT is said shat three Of the LAWYERS
In Din widdie county are candidates
for the Office of Commemorative at.
torney.
Thomas F.. Clarke. for several terms
the member of the House of DELEGATES
from Dinwiddie. Will offer for re-eIec.
ton this year.
y meeting Of the directors Of the
society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
10 animals was held last night and
plans for work were discussed. An
agent OF the society was not elected
though there are several applicants
Tor the position. The board desires 10
get the best man for the place. A
committee was appointed to solicit
membership for the society.
The second session Of the puh1ic
schools begins tomorrow. The recent
examinations have resulted in many
promot1ons OF pupils and the forma-
ton Of new classes.
Secretary william, AZ >y -,
probably be sent as a delegate from
inc Of Commerce to tn.
southern Commercial Conference. IL
pc held In Washington February IL.
Joseph II. Slater. eighteen years old.
son or Mrs. Emma Slater, on Mistletoe
street, died at an early hour this morn
Ing In the Petersburg Hospital Of PERI
tonitis. lie had been i'll for several
weeks, but was taken to tho hospital
only two or three days ago.
Surgery nj Hospital.
by invitation of DR.. w. +. Drewry,
superintendent of the Central state
Hospital, DR.. Shelton Horsley. of Tho
College Of Virginia, Richmond
visited that Institution to-day and.
with the assistance Of the hospital
STAFF, operated on several Of the pa.
Onerations Of this character
have heretofore proved beneficial. and
only such patients as it is thought vii,
be benefited arc operated on.
cases of bookworm disease have
been found ct. the hospital.
after IL Negro InsuIter.
me police OF this city are on the
LOOKOUT for L Moses jackson. a for
iner insane negro, and believed to he
insane now, who is charged
with insulting a young woman at her
nome IN Chesterfield. He is thought
70 ne making MS way towards Peters,
burg. Parties are hunting for hin, &,
chesterfield. ard lynching might have
his capture. The negro wax
driven from tho house at tho point OF
4 pistol.
Sunda was Anti-Saloon League Day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01
Do Your Eyes or
Nerves Trouble You

or nave you other chronic ailments?
Gali on DIR. FoRTNEY. Neurolopist
~ ~ Broad Street, for free consulta,
ioloSical methods.
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IN Petersburg, and several OF the
Methodist pulI,its were occupied ny
prominent Ant!-Saloon preachers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-27
WHOLESALE MARKET
Ylour.

Ylour.
spring wheat. wood and "a cotton.
% 80; 10 = paper sacks. s6.2b. = cotton,
i6-SS. >. paper and jute sacks. \ cotton,
10 20
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Poultry.
SISTERSVILLE

SlSTERSNILLE. W Va Sent 2s-
The event OF Tuesday was the shoot.
ing tournament held all day az Paden
Park. in which the Topperweins were
the attraction and which drew a large
crowd OF people.
Harry Cooper was arrested here
Saturday morning. He had been
wanted for two years for shooting
with intent 20 kill at a public gath.
ering on Oil Ridge He Will be taken
10 Middlebourne and lodged in iau
Mrs. Olive NanCamp. wife OF F y
Edgell. died AZ Tulsa. Okla. on Fri.
day and was brought 20 the home OF
her father. Bert NanCamp. who re-.
sides few miles out I'm the country.
for burial Rev + Z White. OF the
Baptist church. conducted the funeral
on Tuesday morning Mrs EdgeIl
was - years old and a bride OF less
than year.
The State convention OF the Wo-
man Christian Temperance Union.
held in MOundsville this week. will
De attended by the following dele
gates. Mrs. ". T. Beightol Mrs.
charles Ramssy. Mrs Mary Hensel
and Mrs. Frank ROuchey.
"'Ai 4 may rous proprietor or the
machine shop OF that name IN Sisters.
Vile. has closed his business here
and located In Tulsa. Okla. where
his family will Join him this week.
Miss Jane Jackson. Of Parkersburg
who was the guest OF the family OF
Senator George -. Slemaker for two
weeks. returned home on Monday.
Floyd Mechling departed yesterday
for Washington. u. G.. where he will
enter Georgetown University % study
dentistry
Mrs Philip &. Ackerson. who has
suffered intensely from neuralgia OF
the left arm Tor several weeks. will
10 to Nj Clemens this week for
medical treatment
Josiah A Dobson has returned
from lengthy sfay a. Luptou. Mich
and Msckinac Straits
Mrs. Bose Martin. who was the
guest OF relatives IN Bellairc. q
last week arrived home. accompanie
hy her aged mother. Wrs uunfee.
former owner NJ tho noted Dunfee oil
farm
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Wool.

BOSTON. Sept Is Tho demand for
an grades in the wool market con
unues hsht. with prices holding fairly
steady Wooden mills are buyin,
moderately. while a medium demand
is reported for low grades.
There is some inquiry for Ohio
u"eces. particularly common and
brald. which are scarce and firmly
held
some good transactions nre also re-
ported 900 territory fno stapfs hair.
blood
PULLED wool is in very little demand
The leading domestic quotations range
a. foiOwa
ONO and Pennsylvania F1lccs De
blood combinE. 2G02GtPc. three
Hlghths blood combins. .5tlc. quarter
blood combius. 1fI15f7c. de.aine
unwashed. 25c fne unwashed. do
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TOBACCO MARKET
Ohio Sales Small. Though Demand
fer Fired orades Is Coco.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Sept se.-Mary-
land-Receipts during the week
showed a decrease and amounted 10
i.233 thds.. and considering that the
French have ceased buying. the de-
mand continued fairly active. Sales
amounted 70 l,27l hhds Ohio-Re-
ceipts and sales were small although
the demand for fired grades con
tlnues good. Prices per 100 pounds:
Observation-Disclosures and frosted
firm leaf. 81 0Oa4 so: sound common
and greenish. So OoG6 so: good
common. IS 50Gs 90: medium. s. so
a 10 90: good 10 fine red. $40 O0G
13 90: fancy. sl4 00G15 90: seconds.
common 10 medium. 81 soar 90: do
good to fine. s. 50Ql1 90: ground
leaves. new. all sold: Bay tobacco.
fire cured. Sc 0o923 90: upper coun-
try. air cured. 81 00@l3 90. I'm.
sound and badly mixed packages
from l TO cents lower.
Ohio-Inferior and frosted. 81 5OG
6 80: sound to good common. 81 o.
as so; greenish TO brown. So ooQ
IL 90: medium TO fine red. 50 O0d
l3 90; common to medium spangled.
IS 0Odl2 90: good spangled to vel
low. $13 OOG22 90: air cured com
mon TO medium. 81 o0Q9 90; do.
good 10 fine. $40 Oo916 90. Unsound
and badly mixed packages from / 10
3 cents lower
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Cash quotations were as follows.
Flour Steady.
Rye No. =. PAL, n 95c
Barlcy-Feed or mixing. asa 9sc.
fair 10 choice mailing. 81 1OTI -
Timothy Seed-Sl2 50Nl4 -.
Clover-SlS 80
Pork Mess. per barrel. SIS 12t-T
II %
L.ard-Per loo pounds 81 27i..
Short Ribs-Sides. loose. s. az.
short clear sides. boxed. s. 81. a
. 90
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTS
BURG. Sept % Cattle steady. sup
ply light. choice. s. 2507 so. prime.
So 15G5 ~
sheep slow. supply fair. prime
wethcrs. - oOIi -. culls and com
mon. 81 j0u > %. lambs. 81 5oN
-. veal calves. s. 50d9 90.
Hogs lower: receipts. 10 double
decks: prime heavy. 81 O0d7 o.. me
diums and heavy workers.. S. 15G
: 20; light workers.. 81 25d6 -;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-27
MARKET IS
STRONGER
Trading in Wall Street After Early
Break, Reacts In Late Part
Of Day.

NEW YORK. Sept. 26.-Trading in
stocks was less turbulent to-day. and
changes were less violent than during
yesterdays upheaval The tone Of
the market Was distinctly stronger
A sharp break occurred in the early
trading and for a time II appeared
as though another GREATNESS plunge
downward was imminent But the
market soon reacted. and during the
remainder OF the day ruled well above
the low point.
II was apparent AT all times that
the demand >as considerably en-
ged. The change was pronounced
during the last hour. when the market
rose rapidly under the influence OF
spirited bidding. United States Steel
rose Ia points above yesterdays
close and ended the day with a net
gain OF point. The preferred gained
ia. on the day. Reading. Lehigh Val
ley, Canadian Pacific and AMERICAN
Smelling closed a point or more
higher. and the Hartman issues near
~ as much.
Despite the showing OF strength in
10 days market. the nervousness OF
recent DAYS did not disappear. At
torney General Wickersham's state
ment OF the governments attitude re-
garding enforcement OF the Sherman
law. did little TO clear the situation
Wall street had hoped for definite in
formation as to what is in store for
the United States Steel corporation
and expressed Spme disappointment
because the attorney general was un-
abe TO disclose his intentions The
deduction was drawn in some quar-
tiers that the tenor Of the statement
indicated that a dissolution suit was
- 10 be filed. And the early break was
- ribbed largely TO selling based on
this theory.
Speculative sentiment was undoubt-
eddy helped by the general belief that
satisfactory plan had been agreed
upon for dissolution of the American
Tobacco Company.
Dealings In bonds were enormous.
The total. which exceeded $500 600,
was by far the largest OF the year.
Transactions in the American Tobacco
bonds made up a large part OF this
total. reaching s5.56l 900 The six
per cent bonds rose SIS. the IS. 2s.
and the preferred stock ~. The gen
eral bond market was firm. The total
sales. par value. S7.517.0OO
United States bonds unchanged on
call
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is.. IS Ooas 90: roushs. S. 5Oa

CHICAGO. Sept. 2s.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 1900: market strong Tor good
natives; others weak: beeves. s475a
500: Texas steers. s4.4OG6l5: west
ern steers. s4.i5dT.oo: stockers and
feeders. sS.00n IS: cows and heifers.
s21Ou62O; calves. ss.O0Hs5O.
Hogs-Receopts. 10000: market 10
TO l5c lower than yesterdays aver
age: light. s6.40d6s5: mixed, se.35
T6.s5: hea"y, $6.2o66.9O: roughs,
$500 645: good TO choice heavy.
$3.50 $50: pigs. S3.75GsS0: bulk OF
sales. S6.5OT6SO
Sheep-Receipts. $4,000: market
weak: natives. s2.5ON4I5: western.
S2.15d425: yearlings. S3.S5Gi6O
lambs. native. $4.00d6.00: western.
S45O16.l5.
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NASHlNGTON. n G. Sept. 2G.-At
the beginning OF business today tho
cOhdiuoh OF the United States Treas.
urv was.
working balance in treasury Offices
SSf.19O.94S
ln banks and the Philippine tre,s,.
~. So .0G3. 051.
The total OF the general fund v.,.
STA. 3G3 OgO
Receipts yesterday we're 81 PSI gc4.
disbursements were Sl.1S9.S-O
The deficit 20 date this fiscal vc,r
is 1902 AZ. ~ against "a dctci, -,
>N.N'l.@l- az this time last YEAR
Ihcse figures exclude Panama g.,
nal and public debt transaction.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Sept. 26.-Bullish COM
PARSONS regarding the worlds avail
able supply of wheat brought about
a rally today in the market for that
cereal. The close was at net ad-
vance OF - to &c. Corn and oats
showed also a final gain. corn i 10
IS a i2c. and oats 4 "a AZ TO i.c. In
provisions the outcome was 5 TO loo
decline.
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specials. sS62snc. do. extras. s7a
= &C: do. frsts. stisg 2s.c: state
dairy. nnest. tubs. esd2sise do
good 10 prime. ESQ Csc. do. common
10 fair. 80 &c: process specials. &c:
do. extra. 22G 22se: factory. eurren;
make. nrsts. 20c: do. seconds. l9isc
Cheese firm: receipts. 1857: State
whole milk specials. 14iS H14sc:
State whole milk. daisies. best. I5d
l5tc. State skins. 2dl2izc
Eggs irregular: receipts. 1851.
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Dry Good.

NEW YORK, Sept. 26-The cotton
goods markets are moderately steady
under the influence OF orders placed
10 meet needs. Yarns are in better
request. October bills are discounted
and the credit conditions re called
satisfactory
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Money.

NEW YORK. Sept 26-Monev on
can steady at 2g2L per cent. .
rate ?. closing bid. ,: offered n,
-. Time loans firmer. So DAYS 81.
a. 30 days. 3An4: . months
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-27

-Trsnsfer books close sept. 15th for
J = per cent cash dividend payable Octo-
Der LIST.
Transfer books clos. Sept. gard for
PEI cent cash dividend. payable Octo-
Der and
f-Transfer books close Sept; gtth for
per cent cash dividend payable Oct LIST.