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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-29
DIR. KING
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sbeeu very pronounced in warm
Seather. me doctor appeared to feel
thaL anteceuents III the case were OF
no consequence He was OF the opin-
don that the child mad scarlet teVer.
He asked ror counsel. he called IN
,a.auLner pnys4SIau wno was uW"ilhh5
a. Say oue..4er C4.e Gey naA a~"IlSI
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izl...4. Ca44 .-4e4 peg s4S-'.AA' Co
Senseu. 4ne G44l4W P..Is-~."n 500
Lklo. 44e y a. ~<A4.eU "a ~ I"IS AZ '4AN
-Sosss, unt.. 44s 49, &c H"s-'4'o'
-. NC L4loUs4.. lls nou SCARCE hS'ei'
~. t,Iu.u .4lSA4 44e4u ~v~nssI Win tAAS
1--WE fuAAJ s.:.e.L4e, ~ - "a wnVAA-, hSNHi~-
A1ss, ~ ~. sS4Ua4l > ss".el4vHI I" iLis'
rv4useu 70 teHe ,lAe resp" Al91 "4li'' %
S.ly444e, wnst44er OF nOt Lne 10y H""
Lus sSarLeL IeSer. 4neu i4e s6I4u IA"'
Av 'rVuIu pIOnUunTe ~ sal t9I lever
rGnu wang tms n.suUrJ sOf tne wy
, case anu Lne UlIuIOn anu treaInleL''
81 u,Iy sav,aus at LndrIes.Un Lor Tie
same Cruuu4e, LUIu Or. sloan ne
:t,as 1rIistaAen in ms 0lasnOs4s. he
Chen SAID that II ues'IeN NC
gave up tue case ana l told nam tn"t
would pe satisfactory to me. he chen
ca44ed the neaItn Queer ana had nIni
J6quarantIue the house.
III tRen called DR.. Johnston who pro
bounced the little eruption harmless
saying that there were no symptoms
OF scarlet fever, and without my tel
ing him the diagnosis of Phylclanls
at Charleston gave very similar
diagnosis to his. l asked him 10
call in. another physician to see what
he would say and the counsel to the
case at this. time corroborated Dr.
.Johnstons diagnosis. then called
the health officer, stating these facts
to him. He refused 10 raise the quar-
antine, saying that he did not care
what any one said, that the boy had
scarlet fever and the quarantine
would not be lifted. The child has
recovered and does not show the
fatintest trace OF scarlet fever.
respectfully.
n n King
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.R0MLLMG NEWS

BY the sensational bowling OF
Bert Gain the iClarksburg duck pin
team was able to win from Clark
Inghram's warriors on the Gore al
logs Thursday night.
The game was fast and exciting
from the beginning to the finish The
sensation of the evening was sprung
in the second, when Bert Gain broke
the alley record by rolling 1s9.
Gains score of 1S9 is the largest
ever rolled in this city, and it IS
thought by local bowlers to be the
highest rolled in the state this fall.
Gain totaled 421 in the three games
giving him an average OF u40.
The local team will go to Salem
next Tuesday night to play a return
game with the Salem team.
Scores;
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SGlceeSsfdllV
CHA .RIIEIs On. Nv. va. nee. q

.C1IA.BlI s on, wv. va. Dec. 2S----
The work OF grading the papers Of
.ahoso.- who-, toolr the recent mine
foreman and fire boss examinations
held IN this city, at Grafton and AT
51velch, has been completed and ont
OF II 60 who 90 mp1eted the examtp:sz
lions tpfat Is IlO1 received ceTtifi-
cafes Or this number Hfteen re-
EefEed first Eade, ehtitlIng thelas 70,
act Is mine foreman OF any I'M,
Guiding gaseous e etgaty-tVe & re-.
.Ce4yed eecUpd grade cert dsates
which does not entitie them 70 have
charge Of gaseous mines, and tour5
were given fire boss -gertiacates.
Those who receivedtA rst and second
grade eertifcates must also pass the
IRE boss examination.
According to officials of the De-
partment OF Mines there are now.
more than enough persons holding
certificates to manage every mine in
the state TN fact, almost enough
to provide for two for every mina.
And no operator will be permitted
to operate his mine after the first
of the year that is not in charge
of mine foreman holding certitt-
cate from the department Of mines
in this state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-29

$3.50 VELVET RUGS, $1.49.
Heavy velvet rugs sold in all the leading
stores in the land at $500 Made by AlexaItz
der Smith and Sons and bought at theiTsIe-
cent auction sale. So we are Offering you the
rug bargain of the year. A large line Of NEW y
DESIGNS.
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$500 AXNINsTER RUGs, sl7.98.

$500 ADMINISTER RUGS, $179s.
Room size 9z12 handsome quality.
The largest line Of new designs in oriental and
floral that'we have ever shown, Beautiful rugs
suitable for the best rooms in The home. Every
woman knows the value Of Smiths A1upinster
rugs. Sold in many stores at $2T5o. Sale /
price only $179s.
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$3.50 BRUSSELS RUGS, S15.9s

$3.50 BRUSSELS RUGS, sl5.98.
Room -ize 9x12 feet. The heaviest quail
ty of Brussels that is made, woven in one piece
no seams, will outwear light weight Body
Brussels. These Rugs are made by Alexander
Smith and Sons. Bought at the sale below
market value and at this sale price is great
bargain Handsome new designs and color
ingg. Don't fail to see these rugs. Sale price
only $15.98.
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8IlDA8. g!E.5MBEHR 2g. 9
=. - . tening Echo.

An tening Echo. sfe
ri alone supplies an ENJOYMENT
when requires no appreeiable effort
Eieh - no sacrifice, and which
We need not repay with repentance.
1fiR; SRI
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$3.50 VELVET RUGS, ss.ae.

5Tz5o Y r.-7V r'- '-'s' @e'.''s'. q
Beautiful Velvet Rugs size. 6z9 feet a
heavy seamless Velvet Rug, made by Alexa1ls
! der Smith and Sons bought at Smiths sale be-
low market value and we will sell them on the
sane money-saving basis. Handsome quality
and design oriental and floral. Rugs suit
able for halls and small rooms,
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Kidney diseases are very dangerous.
they come on silently, gain ground
rapidly, and cause thousands OF
deaths that could have been prevent
ed by proper treatment in the begin
ming. Nature gives early warnings OF
kidney disease-backache twinges'
OF pain when STOPPING or 'ifting. head
ach hes and urinary disorders. If these
symptoms are unheeded. there IS
grave danger of dropsy or fatal
Bright's disease. Doan's Kidney PITS
have earned a reputation f-- eheir Ell
fectiveness in kidney troubles, ana
are known and recomm ended the
world over. CIarksburg testimony
proves the merits. of Doan's Kidney
Pills to our readers.
G. NJ. McClintic, 45S Lee ST.
ella rksburg -. Va. says: Il found
Doan's Kidney pills to be an excellent
kidney medicine and / can highly
ricommend them. was subject t"
backaches and other symptoms Of
kidney complaint and finally l got
supply of Doan's Kidney Pills at the
city Drug store. They gave n
prompt and lasting relief"
For sale by all dealers. Price %
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Bun"lo'
New york, sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the name-Doan' s-and
take no other.
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o. D. King.
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A lGACHEROUs
TROUBLE

CIarksburs People Point the way Out
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s2l SO VELVET RUGs, 1885

s2l.50 VELVET RUGS, $15.98.
Room size 9x12 feet a splendid rug for
service, woven in one piece seamless Made
6v smith and Sons, We have sold hundreds
OF these rugs at $21.5o, but were fortunate in
Occurring a beautiful line Of new designs a11o
ceiorings at the uction, thus enabling US to
otter them in this sale at the unheard OF price
Of SI398. IF you want a good rug for little
17roney-you will find it in these velvets aG
$13.98
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01
NEW yoHk pKonrcE MAR1,Er

New York. January al.-rlour-Dull nomi.
naliy lower Ryy Flour cornmeal ana Bar
ley steady. BucNwhoat Flour and Rye
pun Buckwhcai-,1 quiet. Whcat-stcadv:
-" rcd, Csc. elevator ana aSi9c /. o b.
'fion,. Futures closed IN re net higher.
May $oiss' July, Si.toi., Corn-stcady: new
No, >, 5el3c. +, .. b anoat. Futures closed
unchanged May, 37'.c. oats Easy: stand
ARD white, 3aicc. Futures closed :; &c ne,
lower MAJ. SIC: July, 3>aic.
Beet and Lhrd-Sicady. Tallow-Cuiet Pc
troeum Steady Rosin--Stendy Turpcn tine
Easy. Rice and MoasSes Steady Sugar
Raw, firm: refined steady. Conco-M Market
closed barely steady ne; advance of pa
: points. SPOT, uuiet. No. Rio. lac. santos.
No = l3i.c. mild. quiet Cordova. lSa, n
1855. nominal Buttcr and Chccse-Stcady
and unchanged. Eggs-Irrcsuiar: fresh
gathered. selected, 24ia n oti.c; do hrst.
22':c.: 90. seconds, e0W 22c: state. pcnnsyIya-
mia and nearby hcnnory white ;,2 a Soc do
gathered white. 365rGIc; do hcnnerv brown
ss@ a5c.; do. gathered brown anu mixed 90.
a .ic-: Western, gathered white. Is n SSe
Poiatocs-Steady Cabbag cs-Wcak: prices
unchanged. Frcishts and Notwithstanding
ed
coitonsced oil was easy under lower crutle
markets scattered LIQUIDATION and selling
against crude purchases at the south
Futures closed generally lG6 points ne, low
or. February 7.iin7.T; March 7lS6iIla:
.Npli! ..l9W 80, May, 1..aMT.2+; June T.56r
81; prime crude 500. do. summer yellow
I.ian '.So: do. winter yellow. 1.bei..SJ: prime
sunmcr white. 7.20W go
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Ne w York
Stock Market

New York. January Sl.--Thc fnan-
cia community was Interested chiefly
to-day III the announcement that the
Hartman companies would cNpen,!
s'b.o0o00o III the Improvement of that
system IN completing the double
tracking OF it's lines to san Francisco.
and double tracking portions OF the
oregon Short Line The decision OF
Union Pacific ana Southern Pacific
arrangements 10 undertake SO impor-
tant project at this time was accepted
rs significant expression OF conf
dence in present anu prospective con-
ditionS.
Wall stree, received The news too
late in the day to digest /, thorough
~, but first impressions were favorab bic
and helped TO impart tone Of
strength to the market at tic close
The Hartman project and the quar-
terry report OF tho United states
Steel Corporation were the noteworthy
FEATURES OF the day.
The statement OF the steel Corpora
ton for the iina quarter Of 1910,
shows earnings OF S25.9gi,0o with net
earnings OF S.0,it2.000. At first blush
the statement wcnld seem disappont-
month was several millions below cX-
1,ectaticns. this being partly duo to
ne low returns for the last month Of
tile year Earnings for the Year. ag-
Gregating $i4l.14iooO make a very
favorable comparison with those OF
l9Aa and 1865, which were sl3l.9al 900
ana Stl. N40.hhU. reSpcCtlNcl%.
ON the stock market the railroad
issues. especially the Hartman ami
Hill stocks We're the cons picuous
i features, The morning session WAS
Gall and professional with periods ot
NncertaintN which presumably reflect
ga doubt as to the character Of tie
steel rrrort United states Steel WAS
active and fevcrish but in the latel.
hours Of trading shared in a general
rise. which placed values considerably
above yesterdays close. reaching So
the highest for the year.
Strength Of The iIill stocks was as
SoCiated with developments of a favor
able nature in the affairs OF that
system including the practical com
.nielPn Of the subsidiary line in Mann
ington ana oregon. owned jointlv +bv
N9rthern tactic ana Great Nor,hcrn
Which IS expected TO add inatcrialiy
~ ne resources Of those companies
Covering. ~ shorts was material
factor in to-day's rise In prices, ana
was dlc no doubt 10 lneasiness over
me readiness with which certain ac-
tive issues have been absorbed recent 4
III, This is especially true Of south
states Steel and Reading.
The demand for bonds continued.
though transactions on the Stock IN
yesterday. The market was firm: total
sales. par value. S3.427.000 United
s l7if Is resist,ered, advanced is on
taii; total sales OF stocks to-day,
+SS..00 shares.
New York. January al.--Nloncy on
~ steauy. $50 IL per cent; rul-
nig rate as; closing bid, 23-S: Of
Tered at , IS. Time loans steady;
sixty days. > las per cent. and nine
~ DAYS. per cent, six months
: --M3 III Prime mercantile paper.
'o IL per cent Sterling exchange
steady. with actual business IN bank
SIS bills Al Si.SSla@S4.SS25 for sixty
"a y billS and at SiS6 for demand
n,ommcrcial bills Si.Sal-iMSiSo
PIT SILVER, - go Mexican dollars 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01
DRY GOODS MARKET

New York January 3i-The dry Goods
markets are steady with a fair trade pa ssinv
IN primary and iobbins circles Values arc
so low that competition for business Is felt
keenly. Cotton goods arc in little request
and at shaded prices on wide print cloths.
:Xports are quiet. Yarns selling at
slight concessions. In mems wear the Iarc-
est producers are getting large volume OF
orders
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01
NAVAL STORES

Wilmington, y. c.. January Sl.-spirits
Turpentine-S Steady at S2l.c. receipts 40
casks. Rosin- Steady at SC. 10: roceipts ,i7
barrels. Tar-Firm at s2.i0: receipts 10 bar.
rcls. Crude rurpentinc-Frm al $56G50:
receipts barrels.
savannah, Ga. January 3i.-Turpentine--
Firm AT S3il q sale; sales 357 casks; receipts
2o3 casks; shipments 60 2casks; stock 1860
casks. Rosin-F!rm: sales 336 barrels re-
ccipts 500 barrels: shipments .,757 barrels:
stock Sl,692 barrels.
Charleston. S. c.. January 3I-TurDentine
ana Rosn-Unchanged.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOC KMARKET
tSaics at Union stock Yards

,Saies al Union stock Yartls)
Richmond. Va, january 81. 1911.
iScport OF the liv. stock market for the
week ending January 80 1911:
Recoipis--''attle. 236 head: calves. 81 head ::
sleep. 10 head; hogs. i.5io head.
Bcst Steers "a a &C.; one lot. Gi4c.; medium
10 good. 81 a 5i,c. common 10 fair N a sc. !;
bcst .ieicrs, 5a<c.: medium 10 good Al. n
6.c.: common 10 fair. ila n &c: best COWS.
Sc. medium 10 good, az a SIC; common to
fair. 3ntc.: bulls az @4lsc.; calves. TMSi5c
Cows and calves. So q $500 per head. sheep.
hogs. 81. tpSi0 fair TO medium. 50 sic. SONS
and stays, 1MI?tc.
Chicago Ill. January observation-disclosures
900 head. Market steady. Bcevcs $1,000
1.G' Texas steers. s4.l5f $50: stockcrs anu
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

chicago ~. January sl.-spccula tors
caused a slight ADVANCE in wheat to-day
through buying for a rally which they as
serted WAS due TO follow the rccen, ~. de-
cline The markc, closed steady with a net
gain Of shade to i G Corn finished !. n sac
M; oats OFF isf' 10 Sc. and provisions
.i2M l,'2c down. cNccr, THAI in January
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY 81, 1911
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly Norfolk mer.
chnndise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
steamer PocahontaS. Graves Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and pas.
sengcrs. Virginia Navigation Company
Steamer Aurora Furman, Petersburg and
james River landings merchandise and pas.
scngers. Phillips Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. NOR
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line
Steamer Aurora, Fnrman. Petersburg and
James lijver landings. merchandise and pas.
senges. Phillips Line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

Richmond. Va January 81 1911
Brights Market continues nrm win lirht
rceeipts, Dark Fired Receipts heary Ali
desirable stock in good demand n, prices
quoted. sun -Cufed-Receipis continue heavy
Market not so active as heretofore. Quota.
lions unchanged. E5..
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inaiid Tor The new crop and tho relative
h!fnncsS OF the late months as a result of
"'eaSht complaints from the Southwest,
BUSINESS IN old CROP positions continued
Gu'et, nut prices worked u little hichci. in
sympathy with the nc ~ crop strength, and
me market closed steady a, net advance
"i sag points Tho opening was steady at
hhchanscd prices Ia an advance Of ) points
which was about IN line with tho cables
hcpo'tS from New Orleans that The drought
situation Was so serious ~ Texas that insur-
aHce companies had cnrtniled their risks in
some portion" of he State. cw ing 10 n SC n re-
ny 81 water for nchtlns fire. together With
other private reports claiming Insufficient
moisture ana II poor season IN the ground.
seemed u be Tho chei buying factors and
~ iiist old crop positions were very slow 10
follow the advance In tho late months. To-
ward the close. hoWcVcr. demand for tho old
rfop became a little more actiyc. ana prices
advanced slightly as result or some fresh
hu%lnS, WHICH appeared 10 ic cncours,g god by
u more ortimistir View or tile general trade
situation based largely upon reports that
testing railroads are planning extensive bet
icilncnts, which might lend 70 Increased ar-
close was Within point or two of the hes,
Win the old crop months about 81 points
net higher.
The semi weekly interior movement, su.
Sestcd y loss ~ ahaul 1900 bales in the
stocks ~ the Thirteen lcaiue towns com
farins with 4 total loss " l6c0N bales Tor
th' same week last wear. but the figures did
NOT seem 70 attract much attentions Clear
ances remained liberal and so far tor th,.
season amount 10 5.3ho+ bales against t.
@(A,5Go bales last year Southern spot markets
ohiciaiiy reported early we're generally an
changed.
Receipts at the ports to-day we're 1852
Ncari For the Week lcitG0 bales against al5
20 last week and 1856 last year. To-day's
receipts n Now Oreans 1905 bales against
2,t"@ last year, and at Houston J,365 sainst
LII last year..
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET

tRcportcd by Rodgers McCabe & Co,
ictershurs. Va. January 3i.-Peanuts-
2S9pansn-Mar firm at Sl.22a per bushe
Dos; 3.sG3Ssc. for fancy handpicked 3mamc
FOR machine ncked; e1a q o*sc. for shc!lins
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

',,nNriran Agricultural IS ,............... io2H
,,,' iel and Tel. ccnv, is........ io.7
uoac"o is....-. -............. 81:
San i"haccn Gs.. Observation-Disclosures. 1863
i, 1857 Eo'iN. Is ,bidi '..........,... iuS
E, 1m!Soh SoilN Observation-Disclosures. 10
r. 'phSt i.inc iSt Observation-Disclosures. Oh
N'.oN'? " a '"HSlt tpnN is....... ......... SIT
t,at"i o. "c"rSia rs thid} .......5..,.... l05S
"''u ONO i'cs.... ........... 1oi'i
'.ineSal'rake and OHIO COM ias..... :6i,
,i,ti,S,iso' t.. aia quincy Joint ;S........ 81,
80 - anu quincy gen. is.......... a7s
'h'', NIL and St i. deb is thidJ ~. 9ll.
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l'cceirts-Whcat. iitoc bushels corn. Sill
." bushels: oats. 3o5.Sco bushels Shipinonts
oats, 5a,9Nc bushels
lash grain: WhentNc. , red, 9,a. q, 5ii,r..
No red. :'2". @ 95c. No lard. .3I a .,6.,,
4l,o'; M nor; hcrn, slo2i:Mic5: No 4: ST
slOi; No. > spilnE 95Nc.Msl. 40 : sprinr
XIX. g 'sc'' viewer rnah 3oaaSc.; durunl. s.Gi
Corn No. :, ,s,sq ne. No. white. ,:9.
i.aci No yellow, ia i7i.c; No s. rs. 4,
t'c.' No. white Tx q ijc.: No. yellow.
80 2 i''tc.; NO. !. Si2 2, ia,.o,: 30. white
'"t:n lie; No. I yellow i3l4 q &c.
va NO :. 52c., No. white, ga. "a ;l3c
No. ,, 3lian32c.. No. 3 white. 3las q :.i.c.; No
white. ili4 q sc standard. 32i. n sac
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01
RICHMOND srock M.,nkEr.
Iiy Richard ". Maury.
Stock and Bond Broker. Oi5 II Mas 81
Richnipnd, VA, ,ianuar,
Smiles At BOARD
Lnia 5 ola -l.too Al 8.


Nirslnia IS Old-t20 al S.
Virginia ccutlii.ies-i 100 al S7i,
STATE SECURITIES Bla Asl.a
Nirsha slold, q ana H. 1880 81 S7iy
Centuries 49, and r.. as.... 81, >7a..
CITY SECURITIES.
Eieh '4ty Is. c. and r.. losS-laio e7,5
Il EAil.KpA y BONDS
,,and 9. R ana (. ticn'i H. p'4,ss s.. IA
Georgia l'ac. LIST ss c.. I93e .. III
Georsia SOU. ana Fla. 1915 1Os
Georgia ana Ala Con. as. .gi5... loi
N2is sAd Most ky. 81 sa5..... 50 j.
Se2boa" Air ne IS ,.'5r....s.. = .
s ses.9al lli 9p ganls 1910. ~: i.
southern RAILWAY st ~ 1921 inT
WESTERN q, Ist IS e. isli, !a5
STREET. t:AILNNY BONDS
Va Ry and Powor o. S. la3i.. Sa9, ii
STREET ~. STOCKS. FAR
Va. Ry. and Power ID ptd ,o1 is Sai
va ~, AID poWcr %. com. .iCo asu ne
4 RAli.R@hD STOCKS p4-
atlantic coast l4tn0 co,,i....... iC-l III
Chesapeake ana Oho.......... Icn S,
eo,,iS anb Westen Com leo ~
BANK AaSb TRUST CO S'roC,lS
American Naiiounl. ..ICcl6,
i Na;ir q l."Ia"isics and Trust go ~
Nailai!"l 4; : ~ ansi ..,ity Hhnk 400 i7a
Union Bank OF it.hlnpni..s.... 80 go
INSURANCE: COMPANIES.
virginia i'iIc aau Mlrin4....... 70 Co =.
MISCELLANEOUS
Amer Tob 90 IRA. D. c 10 - ..
~ .m 'l,s, ., i..eyaa9lfe ptd III
Va Car chem 90 coli. . Ia s.
Quota tions ipr hteresi-payins boads arc
~ q price % @hieh iateres, mast he addcd
.neoniins bonds ana eer'inca;cs o. inauot-
edaosS are flat.
COTTON MARKETS.
New York, january 3i.--Thc feature IN INK
cotton market to-day was Tho increased ID.
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SA LES.

Allis Chalmers .........
400 .Allis-Chcimcrs, pfd.
I.Ieo Amalgamotcd copper
2.i'D Amer. A.ri. Chem. com
200 Miner. Beet Sugar. com.
$40 American Can ....
2'3up American Can. pfd..
pN Amer. Car ana Foundry
Amer Car anil l'oun. pfd
500 American Cotton Oil. !.
100 American Linsoed OIL.
40 American Locomotive i.
~ Am 81. Locomotive. pfd.
700 Amer Malt Co. pfd. J.
i,SH2 American Smelling
20 American Sugar.
i,So9 Amer, Tel. and Tel. Go. !.
~ American Tobacco. com.
-tfiericnn Tobacco. pfd !,
100 Anaconda Cooper
Dice Atchison. \ li2't....
5000 Atlantic Coas, Line.
Il y. & l.. Of Connecticut. /.
800 Baltimore ana Ohio.
i,ln Brooklyn RnDid Transit.
co.. Ccnt.a,l Leather. con, g.
?t' Canadian Pacific . ......
''--N N-!i''Nt III II g illC Cllip....
600 Chicago Great Western.
9l9n chi. Mil. ana ST Paul..
$40 truciblc Steel Cor, com.
30 Crucinlc Steel. pfd.
2,19o Chicago and Northwest.
l. so Colorado Fuel and Iron.
'@ colorado ami Southern :.
A.'3l consolidated Gas
=" lpel8W are ;snd iIuIsou.
~ Den. and Rio Gran, com.
~ Den. ana Rio Gran, 7fd.
wy lpiStillIrs' Sea Corr.
Icon Erie
100 Erie. Isl pfd
Ltoi Fed. Min. and SIN. p:d
1go General Electric
S'.3H Great Northern. pfd..
2,@n Great Northern Ore ctfs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01

Chicago. Il. |. and rnc. IN rig is So;
denver and Rio Grludc ref. 5s............ e.
ELS eonv. Is, series 'N'.................. 7il@
EiIe cory Is. series ''B'................ ICi4
interborouGh Metro. 4,5s...... ............. -
inter Mere. Marine 4ss.-....t ........... Is
Kansas titE Southern Is; IS tbid).. 49,
Louisville and Nash. I'm. fs............... aSSi
missouri tactic Is lhid',...,............ III
Missouri fneinc conN Observation-Disclosures. ?.9i
norfolk and Western LIST con. is........ aSs,
Norfolk nd Western cow +s............ I07
PENNSYLVANIA conN. "ias tioijl. ........... So.
st. Louis and san Fran. gen os....... S1ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01

baltimore. Md January 3l.---whcat-Firm;
spot contract. axe; southern OH rrnd.
ga. Iofh-s,tchdS; spot, contract, 5las ~
bli@c. Oats-SteaIy; No 2 white S7c sales
Rye-Cuiet, No, western domestic. ssMs7c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01

New York. January NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
itp head No trading In live cattle: feeling
sfeady. Calvcs-Rcccip,s lss head Markni
STOW Neals. S7Ml075; western calves si5;
800: barnyards calves. siai.7; sheep and
Lambs Receipts LIS head. Sheep quo, a bic
al f5mt2o; lambs, S5.?9 I6.25 Ifogs-Rcceipts
80 mead Heavy To light quoted at ss35 NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01

son,hn, rm y; n,,C; Line >dl, Observation-Disclosures. ~.
Soufl,crn n,, conF. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .S;s
so,ithnrn i;,ii,N 9s..'............... 1872.
Il, ,.',ne,,s IS. reEistered........ lcos.
Il {; 70 roi eouroii................ 1904
n :; - ,>ie'c ca '',.'' ..-.............. lC25s
L. s ,s ui,on :. ',..-.......'........ io!h
T.; = g. .n,,; ga .,............... 1859.
l-nion '...'......... 1852
t'nitcd cto, e sonI. .................. 1856;
Viz. ,,i, - .,'cci .Ho "s........ lc5
Wnbnsh ,s, neH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1915
81. - - ~" eH'' ELECTROMAGNETIC. GAL.