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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-11
R|CHARD OLNEY
IS UNCONv|NCED
Does Not Believe Canal FORTH
cation Contemplated by Hay
Pauncefote Treaty.

Boston, Mass, February iG.-lichard
Olncy former Secretary nf State, who
recently Joined other Leading men Of
tile country in n declaration of reasons
willy the Panama Canal should not be
fortified. in a statement made to-day
indicated that lie Is unconv1nced that
any fortifcatlon was contemplated by
the amended Hay Paunccfote treaty
with all due Difference TO the opin-
ion OF President Taft and others" de-
clared Alr Olney, II am siill OF the
opinion that the United States, much
to its credit, has constituted itself
trustee of this international waterway,
and as evidence Of its good faith and
sincerity, has stipulated that It VIII
police the canal against lawlessness
and disorder without rescrvinE to It
self The right TO fortify the canal as II
it were its own absolute property"
In a statement, also made public to-
day. John D. Long. former Secretary OF
the Navy. concerning the canal says:
II think that q naval force at each
end OF the Panama Canal Is the proper
and sufficient protection. together with
an adequate military garrison on shore.
The extensive Notifications suggested
are not necessary. The danger Is not
from the large powers. but is from less
responsible powers and irresponsible
individual parties, against whom the
above protection would be sufficient
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-11
BURNED BUILDINGS
PARTLY INSURED
Wadesboro Visited by $1,000 900
Fire, Supposed to Be Of
Incendiary Origin.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

IL.
Wadesboro. y. c., February To
"adesboro has not experienced so DIS
astrous fire in many years as tho
one which destroyed property 10 the
amount Of nearly 100000 this morn
ing. Onc-half of one of the best bus
incas blocks Is n mass or smoldcring
ruins and two Of the largest business
esta Establishments lost their entire stocks,
with only half insurance.
The fire was discovered in the rear
OF the j. ID. Horne mercantile estab-
lishment. and before the bremen had
an opportunity TO get TO work this
store and the large building occupied
hy the Lilies department store were in
Games. BY splendid effort the fire
men saved the adjoining buildings. al
though there was q very heavy dam
age by water. The largest losers are:
j. -. iIornc building. $4,000, insur-
ancc, $500; stock, $1,000, insurance
$500: Lilies department stores, stock,
$4,000, insurance. 100000; James A.
Ifardison building, $4,000, insurance.
$4,000: G. S. Wheeler. with stock and
machinery OF $4,000, and Insurance.
$1,000, suffered q heavy loss on ac-
count Of damage to machinery and
stock from water.
The intense heat broke the large
windows in the store of the Wades-
boro Dry Goods Company across the
street.
Many citizens think that the fro
was lncendiary In origin, as on sew
eral occasions recently Mr.. Horne has
heard rumcrs that certain parties who
were implicated In blockade whiskcy
selling would make an effort to get
revenge on him. The fire was discov-
cred a 3 o'clock this morning in the
rear OF the Horne store and the odor o:
burning oil was pcrceptihlc.
Officers are at work on the case
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nun,s Trade Rcyicw.

New York February Or. G. Dun
& Company's weekly review of trade
Tomorrow will say:
Signs of Improvement continue TO
multiply. Tho marked hetterme7t in
tic condition of the money and invest
ment markets has served TO inspire
greater confidence in the industries
and trades. and especially in the iron
and steel Industry. In which there are
unmistakable proofs Of expanding In
!erest and activity. particularly in fin
sl,cd products. The building outlook
brightens perceptibiv as spring app
proaches and there is a good prospect
OF much new construction.
There is prs otically no change in
footwear conditions. Johbers are for
warding some few mail orders. hut
there Is no general buying movement IN
progress. The markets in hides and
leather show considerably less activ-
lily than previously Lower raw mate
rial has caused ease in some lines of
cotton goods in the primary. markets,
hut brown drills and shcetfnss hold
steadicr than print cloth yarn fabrics.
ana the mills are increasing curtail
mcnt steadily. that a Fall River at
present amounting to about $4,000
pieces OF print cloths a week. Tho
trading in dress goods and mems Wear
for fall is along conservative lines.
Certain lines of silks are In steady, ac
tive call. The yarn markets are quiet.
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NEW YORK rnonvCE MAKKET

New York, February lO.-F'lour--o Quiet and
lower. Rye Flour Buckwhcat and Barley
Quiet Buckwhcat Flour Dull. Wheat
Weak; No. . rcd, a55sc. elevator and o6y,c.
+. Q. b. anoat. Futures closed ll:TIFsc. low
err MAY. a93sc.; July. osHc. Corn-Easy; 10.
new. 52Ac. {. Q. b. ahoa; Futures closed
&c. lower. Oats--S;eady; standard white.
Soc. Futures closed unchanged aiay and
July. size. III
Lard-Easier- 1alow-oule, Petroleum,
Rosin and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Moasscs ~
Quiet Rcc-Quict. Sugar--I,aw. frm: re-
fined. steady. Cotce-'utures closed weak
Ga 10 points lower. spot. unsettled Rio. 30.
:, lap l2l,c.: santos. 80. !. i27. q lie. mild.
nominal Corlova. iS7. n ila.c Butter-steaoy
and unchanged. Cheese Firm aud uncnang-
cd. Esss--Weak fresh selected. selected en-
ira. 2leie?c.; do. hrst-. 1915 zoe: 90, sec
onds. lsN l1c refrigerator first. l5c; do
onds, l2i.I ltc.: State. PENNSYLVANIA and
nearby henncry, white - q zoe: do. gathered.
white, o51 CSC: do. henncry brown. 22c: do.
brown and mixed, e0d PIC; Western gather
ed white, oiM'2Ic. Potatocs-Stcady and un-
changed Cahba ees-Easy ana unchanged.
Frcights and Peanuts-Unchanged
Cottonsecd oil active and easier under
scattered liquidation. professional short SELL
Ing and on the sympathy with weakness IN
associated markets. Futures closed 3I5
POINTS net lower, February. G,9jMG.sa: March.
c,S16ss: April. G.97Q69o: May 7.OiQ7 o.
June. 7eI7.oS: prime crude, 7.S7; prime sum
mer yellow. 7.ol 7.10: primo winter yellow,
EisIIi; prime summer white. 7It07.3o.
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and indeed better adapted than the
proposed fortified TONS
NEW STEAMER REACHES PORT.
Hundreds Of Norfolk Citizens Inspect
fi,.

Especial TO The Times DispatchJ
Norfolk, Va, February Io.-The new
steamship Madison. OF the Old Domin-
ion. recently completed for the Nor.
folk-New York line. reached the city
last night on the regular run, max
ing excellent record time and ,ooay
through the invitation of the officers
was visited by hundreds of citizens
y luncheon was served to the guests
The steamer Is the largest, fines,
and fastest OF the Old Dominion's fleet
and Is commanded by Captain John G
liulphers. She has already developed O
speed OF seventeen knots an hour She
Is equipped With $500 horse power
triple expansion three-cyclc engines
has gross tonnage of 3.I3i tons and
is equipped to carry 5a7 passengers
rhe crew consists OF eighty four men
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 10, 1911:
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. shelly Norfolk, mer-
chandisc and passengers Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Blanche. Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
senScrs Furman Line.
t;asoiiner Mabel Virginia. Matthews Pc
tarsburg and James River landings. mer-
chandIse and passengers, Richmond and Pc
tersburg Line
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley. shelly. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Mobjack. Graves Norfolk md
James River landings. merchandise and pas
scngers Virginia Ma Yigation Company.
Steamer Blanche, Furman Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengers. Furman Line
Gasoliner, Mabel virginia, Matthews. Pc
tcrsburg and James River landings, mer.
chandise and passengers. Richmond and Pc
.tcrsburE Line.
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Taken North to Stand Trinl.
SpeCial 10 The Tim Disnatnl

!" ~. .'FeNFu! - 4 IIt IITIHS- DlSpatrh.
Lynchburg. Va. February io.-Harry Law
ton motion picture piano player who
came here Hometlme ago from Baltimore
and who was arrested on a charge OF the
theft OF several overcoats IN Wilmington
Del, has Just been taken back there for
trial. 1.awton tried to secure hia liberty I'M
der habeas corpus proceeding, and fought
cxtraditlon unsuccessfully.
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New Orleans. La, February 10.--Out
OK respect to the memory Of Ahral,a n,
fa aineo IN s whose birthday anniversary
Ton Exchange will be closed to-mor-
row and Monday. 10 -
Inc New Orleans Board OF Trade vi1,
a. aiso pay tribute to the memory of Tie
Monday. = -'''''liS crossed
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS $500 bushels; corn. 600.
ON bushels; oats. iSl.SN bushels, Shipments
-Wheat l5.ioD bushels: corn cS6600 bushels:
oats etoTtn bushels
cash grain wheat-No. red, asN q oiiac.;
No 3 red, 0lH n Die; No. hard. o3L 4r.5c.; ;
30 lard, o2G 9ic.; No northern sl60,&@
sl.03i: 30. . northern. o7c. a Si62: 10 3
northern. s7c q al 80 . spring. a3a asr.; NO.
3 spring. o2ag7c.; velvet chan. S5gTc. du-
rum s50P2Iac. Corn-So. . and 30. white
46is a sc. 30. yellow. f7M4 7I5c.; No. 2, Az
Il i5c,: 40. 3 yellow. it9s q ;5hc. no. and
No white, 43n 3hc.; Sn. 4 yellow 43N A3Ac.
Oits-No. .. 3iitc.; 80. white. 3.u 3e&c.;
Noi2 white 3II, q 3iMc.: No. | white. aoia ~
shc.; standard 3la.g3cc.
Baltimore. Md. February 1o.--whea,-
steady: spot, contract, 3iHc. Corn--Stcady
srot, contract 6iM5inc. Oats Dull: No. .
white, 3Siac Rye-Nominal; No Western.
domestic @487c
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
Ia ~ nichard " Maury.

sioek and Bond Broker, ,ol5 5 N,tn ].
Richmond. Ia, February "a IN,
EitsiEia Cen'lries-l.co1 al 81,
y s'n'a Haiiwns and Powsr co. ss-e.oo,
Virginia Railway ana rover g. 49,, !,
STATE SECURITIES III
N,irsinie g. Old a. and r ,.7l I'll.
'eatirhe ,-5 g. and r.. iesi.
a.tsiTY SECURITIES
$St 81 ono city IS, r. l2.h.iseo. W..
iHeh' My e, c. and r.. 1885 led HI I'
K RAILROAD BONDS
q s 81 ( s 3 : + RI fsn Il: 81
, :, Paeihc lst IS q. is...... II: ~.
neoFsia: Sou. and Fla. ls.5 ins
Norto!s and i Nc .s,9 g. !, is'5. - "
Seaboard air Line IS. lsso..i..' #.
s ss-..f Adi Is, c. bonds. l%.s.. Is II
Ss a'n !. ,at!Ws e. Is; IS s. I9;. f. !.
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
Va Ry. ana Power Go. IS. 1854 "a 4,
STREET RY. STOCKS. i,ar
"a ~. ana Power co Nd N, .uL ss,
d ~ and Power CO. com 10 az q:
RAILROAD sTocKs. par
. .,5..lt sea s Ling com, ,...lc, ,2-,s
SNesepeake anc Ohio........ il, So =
So'io!. aiid Wcstcr.! com III IN iSs.z -
T.. + ana T. Div. Obltc tx ~:
southern RAILWAY pid.,........io5 X
southern Halfway com ....tt, aSra
B-ANk .lHD TRUST 90. s'rLcES II
-i!ile?!can National nie,s
aahk u Commerce ana rrlist..it5 ig5'- L.
Naiioha! Bank OF Virginia .....! loo IsS "
S siaiGh-i S!s,s ana CITY Baak.l65 ia
SAVINGS Bank OF Richmond ~ - -.
= : i.,.i lark Of Richmond ...... 30 a56
,'sihia trust company-.,. 100 80
F.. MISCELLANEOUS =
-. ,,.'s. T,c't 'pfd 90 c..... .loo ~
AMERICAN .i.oG,surJ
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rorpEDonoATs AT sEwnEnN.
Two Small Vessels Arrive Through
New Inlnmd WnterNny CnnnI

Specia! TO The Times Dispatch.l
Newbern. y c., February l0.-The
torpedoboat Tingey reached port this
q, ternoon and tied up beside the De-
long, which came in earlier In the day
The boats came from the Charlestoa
navy yard, ana are In command Of
b.eutenant- Commander Freeman. OF tn.
reserve torpedo iiotilla: They Will re-
main here for several DAYS. during
which time the sister ship Dupont
whose home port is Newbern. will be
Inspected The sight OF three torpedo
boats side by side In these waters is
unusual. The Tingcy and Dclong came
through the new inland waterway
canal from Beaufort
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Verdict Favor. Railroad.

nt.sVtCIdl 70 The Times Dispa tch n
petersburg. Va February 1o.-The
Atlantic Coast Line Railway Cnn,n, NC
for $4,000 damages for personal iniu
RES, which has been occupying the
a shs ao or the Corporation Court Tor
evening in favor OF the defendant con-
pany. ootH :
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MeekIx statintics.

Liverpool. February 1o.--Followtng
are the weekly cotton statistics:
Imports, ali kinds, $4,000 bales; i'm
ports. American, $4,000; stock. all
kinds. 1.2Ss,000: stock. American.
j ISL 900: American forwarded, $4,000:
total EXPORTS 5000: total sales. all
kinds $1,000 total sales, American,
$4,000 English spinners' takinss.
$4,000: quantity anoat all kinds. 2s2.
600: quantity anoat, American 100000.
tutal sales on speculation, 1000 bales.
Total sales to exporters, 1000 bales.
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stornlbo,Ind yesseIs saII

Nortoik, Va February 11-Witli clearing
vessels that had been storm bound In Hamp
ton Roads for practically week sailed n.
with coastng tows. had put to sea up to-
nightfali, among these being the Ealing
ship Brynhlda, bound from Norfolk for
Buenos Ayres with lumber 49,
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Held for Grand Jury.

SpeclaI 20 The Times DIspatchl
Bristol, Va. February 10. A NJ
Horton, arrested here on n charge of
raising check SEQ above it, face
value and passing it. was to-day held
Tor the grand jury. Samue! Davidson.
arrested as an alleged accomplish wa.
acquitted 1870
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Dcxfrnyed hr I:ir

ISpecIaTto The Times Dispa tchl
Palnlyra. Va, February 1O.--Taylor
hent, OF this county lost sl,5Oo worth
or tobacco his carriage house, car
Iiasc, buggy and harness ono night
tnls week by fire. The house had been
used during the day for stripping to.
bacco. and 1t Is supposed some ire was
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CHICAGO GRAN MARKET

Chicago. H.. February l0-Advices to the
eifec; tina, the reciprocity agreement could
pass the Senate on forced vote depressed
The wheat market to-day. FiatteninG out Of
the cash demand further discouraged the
Closing prices were weak ut net decline
OF ltc TO lS4I17sc. Corn closed i@0sac to
Hs ?tc. lower: oats were off ;. q &c, and pro-
visions III: q 32i:c. lower.
INC lending futures ranged as rolln.Ys:
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ARRESTED AT AIAXTOS
Negro Supposed to 30 Associate M yi,.
Murderer Is Captured '""

LopecIai TO The Times DIspatchl
Gnar,o,te. ~ G.. February 10-A negro
supposed TO be Dave Young, an associate 80 =
~ Lewis West the outlaw who nurdered
sneIifI Mumford at Wilson recently. wa.
S Wd.. Tonight In negro restaurant a
scene of the crime Young had nine n ,1se
20 o9's ~, IN MS possession and two knives. part
ware Company. which west's gang rohhea
ana I'd, which led ur to the tragedy al wilson
me negro was lodged in Jail which is
guarded ny an armed posse. OFFICERS from
ir,aaYctteville are en- route to Maxton TO iden
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York.
SALES.

s-Chalmers ......,...
Allis Cha liners, pfd. 49,.
1880 AmalgaInated Copper -.
Amer. Agri. Chem. com
$500 Amer. Beet Sugar, com.
800 American Can
1850 American Can. ptd....
400 Amer. Car and Foundry
Amer. Car anu lToun.. ND
so american Cotton OILS.
600 Amer. Linscod Oil. pfd.
10 American Locomotive J..
Amor. Locomotive. pfl..
lD Amer. Malt Ca. pfd.
"'lpo American Smelling
@'D Americans Sugar
Sp Amer. Tel. ana Tel. Co. /.
loo American Tobacco. com
american Tobacco, pfd. !.
.n anaconda Copper
c.Sc AtrhiSon ...................
lcn Atlantic Coast Line.
y. c, l.. OF Connecticut. /.
l,&a Baltimore ana Ohio.
2.212 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
200 Central Leather. com.
l.'5o Canadian Pacific
$50 Chesapeake and Ohio. Il.
l0' Chicago Gren, Western.
4.2Co Chi. Mil. and ST. Paul.
- Cruc,ble steel Cor. com.
IN trucitle steel. pfd .......
SO Chicago and Northwest.
iln Colorado Fuel and Iron.
.1' Col. and South. LIST pfd.
AZ! Consolidated Gas
Delaware anu Hudson.
40 Den. and Rio Gran. com.
Den. and Rio Gran. pfd.
90 DtStillcrS' Sec. Cor.
n',elN TT .................
2.iu3 Erie, ist pfd.
i.p Fed, Min. and SIN. pfl..
ln4 General Electric
l.ipr Great Northern. pfd. ~.
500 Great Northern Ore ctfs
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N w Y ork
Stock Market

New York, February TO- Wall
Streets Indifference, so far as the
movement OF stocks demonstrated, to
the unexpectedly good January report
OF the United states steel Corporation
to-day demonstrated ap;ly the apa-
,hetic condition into which the market
las fallen. The Increase of 10000
Tons III untitled orders at the end of
January WAS much above expectations
ana Was tho first increase 10 be shown
since the publication of tho report for
the last quarter OF 1909, Unified or
ders then amounted 10 5,g2Gc00 tons.
t,om wnich time the cbbns tide OF
business resulted in steady losses untii
ON December 81 last the figures had
states Steel rose less than half a point
on publication of the report to-day, and
almost Immediately reacted. The gen
eral list made no response Whatever.
Tho Stock market did little all day
long IT opened fairly strong and al
Nanced on distribution Of buying or
lels The advance, however ELECTED
little support. ana prices fcll off when
room traders took their profits. Move
ments thereafter We're inconsidcra Bile.
ana trading fell off q the smallos nro-
noIiiions Of the week The market was
Well sustained. however. until the final
hour when renewed efforts 10 depress
prices resulted III the loves, quotations
OF the daI. for some OF the active is
ana Missouri Pacitc advanced TO its
highest Level for the present move
men'' Inc latest gossip as 10 those
issues includes the report that a traf-
tn agrermcn, is 10 be made between,
ihe Hartman lines and the WesterI.
l,aetiic. No confirmation Of the report
Was ontalnable III Official quarters
Private cables from i.onlion indicate
Sarl% announcement from Paris Of the
southern Pacific bond sale which has
been pending for several weeks. and
II oiher american financing in Euro
l'ean markets.
known movements Of money to In.
S!9Se Of business Yesterday showed !.
Sash gain by the banks OF S7.262. coo
liroT the interior. indicating that tho
!oss IN receipts was smaller than wa :
generally expected. IL
indications, however are that TO-
mosTow's bank statement viii show a
s.na!!er cash gain than has been the
case for several weeks.
5onas were firm. Total sales nsr
Naiqe, 1881 900. United States bonds
AL TEA 25a ,S ISLES Of stocks for the day.
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IIisky-TayIor.

N Especial 10 The TImca- DtsDatch.
LynchburE, Va, February 10--At the par
sonage OF the Rivsrnlont Avenue Baptist
Church "Wednesday evening Miss Mary
Laura Taylor was married to Joseph f.
Hisky, both being residents of lynchburg.
Rev. Oscar E. Sans wac the officiating min
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VIII Garry Case 10 Supreme Court.
.tLl- ninl q nj sna fcln / I'm

7 -
Bristol Va. February 10.-Chancel-
Tor HAYNES to-day denied the motion
81 Attorney William r. Page for an
injunction to restrain Judge Dana
Harmon. Of the Circuit Court, from en-
forcing his order disbarring Page. Page
Court. seeking writ OF mandamus
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I4ns aan.

washington. February 1.-the por..
here to-day. Is 630. as against 5s5 IN
1900 Dcndron has 1864 and Wake<
field 570,.no figures for the latter foI
1900 being given.
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All kinds OF 1.-Two poultry in GOOD demand
under light receipts. Dressed poultry also
very active. Dressed turkeys. ducks and
gees" scarce Fggs-Raceipts increasing
market lower: ruling steady. Neals sheep.
cattle and hoss active AZ quoted prices. Mis-
ccllaneous-IIdes, furc dried fruits apples
etc. In good demand
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. y. c.. February lo-Spirits
entine-Steady at Ste: receipts : casks
Rosin--Steady n, Se55: receipts SIS barrels
Tar-Firm At $40; receipts Isl barrels. Crude
barrels.
Savannah. Ga. February lO-Turrcn,lnc-
Firm a SIC: sales los casks: receipts 1875
casks: shipments los ca SKIS: stock 3s5i casks
Rosn-Firm: sales lh62 barrels receipts 40
barrels; shipments 300 barrels stock 6o36i
barrels. Quote: and D. 91G715
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CATTLE Mark FITS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARX
tSaics at UnIon stock Yards

3.INFtNUNI) LIN Z tSTOCk NIARKET
tSaies ut Union stock Yards)
Richmond. Va. FEBRUARY 10 lsli
Rerort OF live stock market tor the week
ending February e.
Rcccr,s-,,attle. s77 head: calves 100 head.
sheep. 10 head; hogs. c,7oe head
Best steers bs. a &C .. few a, &c mo-
dunn 10 good. 5i4M5a.c.: common to fair.
~ q !c best heifcrs. 81. q 5Icc.: one lot cx-
IRA. 5,sS' medium TO good. AZ. n SC: common
TO iair, a li6c.; best cows 4t:c; medium 70
good fMi iic.: common TO fair. "a 3s:c: bulls.
"a q ii2c.; zeal calves. 1TSi5c: extra ne
Cows and calves $95 u G5C0 per head iIocs
best Size; medium 20 good s@sio: sows
and stays. Ease; sheep SI5c.; lambs ) n
csc; extra. &c
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R1cnMoSD TOBACCO MARK Eft.

Richmond Va. February 10 1911
EriGhts-Markct continues firm with light
teceipts- Dark Fired--Rcceipts heavy. All
desirable stock in good demand at prices
quoted sun Cured-Receipts quite heavy.
Market fairly active no change in quo ia
lions. Dark Stemmng-Receipts liberal;
market steady. Brown Shippng-Rcceipts
1njcr 90. -lxot-
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

Dry EOOLIS MATKET
new York February 10.--'rlc cotton ybod =
markets. are quiet. bids for substa,,ti;,l
Quantities OF wide print cloths at abont ~
cents per pound we're In the marlSe, in the
latest hour" OF tho day. ~ had not been
accepted. the price being concession OF
LOG. "a yard. Local yarn markets are dull
Retailers arc buying conservatiycly in lob
bins houses for spring shipment
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Richmond. Va. l,

Richmond, Va. February 10 iall
Market quiet. 30 change except in clover
nay receipts for this week o5 tons: re-
ccip's Tor last week. $50 TINS: same week
last tnn - 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-11

New York February lo.-AIonev on
SAT- sieady: l-.Ho 10; ruin rata
u; c!9sins bid. .l-.; offered At
stxt, i'is loans soft ana active;
months 34 primo n,ercantii,,
n5per tGl 10 S,erlinp e ~ is
e, r'st'i i,,rw with .actual Business III banI
day b ijiIis = E+-s.ioI St.S36o for sixty
1,s - bills s;Se 3-SGs4.S3
I'll II ~ 81. -.-h.I NeNlCaN GOllars .a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-11

SHtCkS-C,omprcss 10 n :, =, "a
Loose pressed. large baes... 1905 ri II 60
Load Your cars SO ma; hay at doors rep
This market grades hay in accordance
with the rules Of the National Hay Assoc!a-
ton 8s..t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-11
f.lN.T. nnr.I.rrY

LIVE POULTRY
ChickcuS choiro, smalI. ib.. Is n 20
Chickens choicc medium III IL n /.
1,hickons iafg" lh.,.,......... :.
liens. th,.......,. ........ 1a
Rooster cach ...t........ 40
I ...:. A. .a,. ..'5 s:.s 3s,a
Ducks. large young lb...... IS
Ducks. small young lb..... Is n Ia
DRESSED POULTRY
TURKEYS. hens. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - y u
Turkeys, Sobblers lb........... ..
Ducks. Observation-Disclosures. n n ~
Geese Observation-Disclosures. u ~ X
Fowl. Observation-Disclosures. il ~ e
Chickens. Observation-Disclosures. IG al ~
EGGS-r'ra,ed.
IN crates nearby. fresh, doz. !Si.
III crates other sections. dn2 ~ n ISk
BUTTER
FAMILY. choice, frcal. lb... is n 20
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-11

Chnnc City bank Applies.
Washington. u. C., February l0-The
First National Bank OF Chase t-ity han
made application as depositorv for
postal bank funds.