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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1911-09-22
LOCAL ITEMS

Wood H. Hamilton of Gallaton,
No., and wife are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Roswall. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamilton are on their return trip
from summer In Colorado
Mr.. Friedrich Ingle and Jacob Conk-
lin and wives of Union City, Ind, are
visiting T. W. Iugle and family.
Mrs. M, Whightsell went to Hum
bold Monday tovisit her parents.
A. J., Fowler went to Fredonia
Monday afternoon On business
Tom Bozell of Cherryvale, is visit
ing relatives in Chanute.
LII MARCEL left for Chicago Mon
day afternoon on business trip.
Miss Thornber of Bartlesyille is
visiting with Mrs. Fl. A. Trower and
Mrs. w M. Wells,
A. o. Franks and wife have re-
turned from Erie where they helped
to celebrate his fathers birthday on
Sunday.
Mrs. A. Q. Rushton and children
have returned from visit with
relatives at Pittsburg.
Rev. aud Mrs. Fl. G. Mathis and
Gilbert were 10 Humboldt Monday
afternoon to attend picnic with the
Presbyterian ministers Of Humboldt
and lola
Mrs. Il. Fl, Harrison of lola returned
n - M ,nddy after visit as the
home of her father-in-law, j. o.
Harrison.
Mrs. A. R. EaKin and Dave Miller
of SapuIpa are visiting at the home
of Mrs, A. L. Herriott.
Miss Doris Field returned home
Monday from visit at Arkansas
City.
Franz Burris and wife went to
Kansas City Monday on business.
G. M. Brobst has returned from a
short business trip to Oklahoma.
T. B. Ellison, NJ. M. Booze and Mrs.
Booze have returned from their trip to
Illinois and Indiana. Mr.. Ellison
reports great corn and fine fruit in
Illinois.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. M.
Cunningham Col North Grant a 81
pound girl, Monday September IS.
Take Herbine for heartburn. sour
telching or constipation, it cleanses
and strengthens the liver, stomach
and bowels. Price SOC. Sold by Lee
gItim ,te Drug Co.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1911-09-22

WANTED-Good Housekeeping
Magazine requires the services of a
representative in Chanute to look after
subscription renewals and to extend
special methods which have proved
unusually successful. Salary and
commission. Previous experience de-
sirable, but not essential. Whole
time or spare time. Address, with
references, J. F. Fairbanks, Good
Housekeeping Magazine, 3sl Fourth
Ave-, New York City.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1911-09-22

A sore throat can be treated best
from the outside. The throat should
)e rubbed gently with Billiards. Snow
Eminent. Apply at night and cover
with a cotton cloth bandage; by morn
tog the soreness will disappear. Price
25c. SOC and S1.OO per bottle. Sold by
Legitimate Drug Co.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1911-09-22
First published in The Chanute Times Sep
TENDER Sth. 1911.
Notice of Appointment of
Administrator

State of Kansas. County of Neosho. IS:
In the Probate Court in and for said county.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
was on the 18th day of August A. D. 1911. by
the Probate Court. appointed Administrator
of the estate of Felix Hartman, deceased, late
of said County and State.
All persons indebted to the estate are re-
auested to make immediate payment: and
those having claims against the same will pre-
sent them, duly authenticated. to the under
signed. for allowance.
GUY S. HERR. Administrator
Dated Aug. %, 1911.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1911-09-22

Tickling In the throat, hoarseness,
loss of voice, indicate the need Of Bal
lard's Horebound Syrup. 1t eases the
lungs, quiets the cough and restores
health In the bronchial tubes. Price
Csc, SOC and slOo per bottle. Sold by
Legitimate Drug Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11
NEW Yonk rkopucE ,,,nKrr

New York. March loFlour vas ste1sy.
rith moderate lobbing trade. Rye Flour
Firm. Observation-Disclosures Corn Meal-Steadyy
ttye-Dul!. Sar!ey-Steady. Wheat-Firn
No. led e2i:c. elevator and ag7sc, T. o b
atioat. Futures closed 7sllisc nat higher.
Nay sdi2c July. @t.e Corn spot arm; new
10. ,, t3c Q. ahoat Futures closed
unchanged. May. 55iAc Oats-Firnl: stand
ara white. S5S&c. Futures closed no,ni,,a! .
Seaf-Steedy. Latd--Frm TalioW-Qu!et
5csin-Steady. Turpentine- Firm Molasses-
Quiet R!ce-Steady. Raw 5ugar-tJirm: re-
ilneG quiet. Coffee Futures closed steady at
a net advance OF 8 to IS points Spot coffee
Quiet. RIO Nc. z, laii Ql3%c. santos. No 1.
lSHc; mild coffeA dull; Cordova l3$, a l6a:c
nominal Butter! arm Creamery special,
NG127i&c-: extras. 2jiYc. Cheesa-sesy. ,;,ats
whole milk. summer and tall malt1s co!ored
choice, l2}33c.. State. whole milh. summer
and fall. make choice white l3itc EGGS
Easy fresh gathered first. l7i5lSc Pota-
toes irregular. Maine Der bag Sl2a@L55
Jersey sweets. per barrel $25o&375 cab,
nages-Steady, unchanged Peanuts nm
fhangeo Freights TO London quiet grain
BY steam. l3td
Cotton seed OF was barely under ceiling
Of July BY tei!ners against easier crude mar
Eete. poor outside demand and beer press-
ure. Futures closed unchanged 10 !, points
decline March Stte967l; April Ss.7oq e.75:
May. s6.soass2. juno, s6.S6n6 50; July. $3.50
Qf.92 Prime crude. IS, s095.67 prime sum
:rcr yellow S66o8675; prime winter yellow.
S. SQ7it3o. prime summer. white. :sso633e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11
MEETS AT FRONT RoYAI.
Annual Conference of seventh District
CcnchCrS' AnA0ciDtlop

Especial to The Times -piSpatcil.l
Front Royal, Va, March lo.---The an
nual conference of. the Seventh Con
sressional District Teachers Associa
ton of Virginia is Il: session here. With
a very largo attendance or school ON
Gals and teachers.
The first session Was held YESTERDAY
The address OF welcome was made b.
Colonel s. r. Millar and the RESPONDS
by Dr, Ormond stone. of tho University
of Virginia.
Addresses We're made by Mrs, /. X
Dashiel on Citizens Leagues. on
"Agriculture IN Public Schools by
Professor J f.. IIutchesnn 'PrimarX
Work" by Miss Shoneear, Of Harrison
burg. and on New t;ducation, by
Professor Bennett. OF William AND
Mary College.
III the evening addresses were made
by state Superintendent gggleston AMI
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tn tPI'INtI Wild yARMISTs
FRoFTriBLE 10 OPERATOR
! speeial q The Times l,!ss

Speciai u Tho Times D,sratch i
ma f'ottesNilis Va, March 10
Trapping wild varniints has proved ].
very profitable business a., Covesv,ue
This county In the midst Of the Albs-
lEla marie pip PIN bell niEht 'e,esrsph
operator, for 8. side issue, sought 200
steel traps which cost him SOS. Since
the 18th Of December he has caught
The folloWinS Twcnt5-- one skunkS.
siX ciris cate fourteen coons nine
teen nrossnms, two red foYes tao
rn'nks TWO vessels. hvc ruskrats.
elght dogs, seven cats. seven huzza rds
lofty GROWS i've partrideea two doves
twenty rabbits lep mountain rathird
and four Wl1s. rhe fur obtained
from these animals n.tted him las.
month OYER $50 and the meat from the
coons and opossums brought 81 He
has no" on hands furs valu.d a. over
fon
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COTTON ,1ARKErs

81 FORK. March 1o,-The cotton market
3h somewhat irregular. early advance
Ag lost following rumors regarding short
TIP ~ Lancashire, but The tone was arnier
Si@ y the day al prices working into new
gr2und for the movement and closing
steady al & net advance OF II to -
aIs The opening was steady al an al :
q 70 points. and during the early
aE active months sold about s to 70
IS above the closing figures O. yesterday
rlng. bull support and q little fresh
rom outside sources. which appeared
b 81 Encouraged by relatively hrm cables
"A ohs OF bu!ish week end figures re
"a Hrnl spot markets IN the interior
"a eHa"@d talk that high tenpers lures In
tnM -Yest would soon bring IN com
plaAhta a-ought.
~ t7r positions led the early advance
Una everal wires were received from
le1a1 Hai7fs reporting that the warm
&eat1 Fchld do little more than hasten
Ifis tat "4FE Offerings became heavy and
1T!cee m - 10 about the closing figures
q the If'4rNs day rumors that Lam
Sasnire, Harera had decided in favor OF
bhoIt III iittle later. however, private
% DIES :" ftceiTed stating that the spin
hsd only 4Acttd thar ? vote ahouj5 he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11

chandiso and passengers Old r,or,,r,o
,ntsaner Blanche. Furmau petersbur- ynj
Janles River landings. merchandise an, ~ az
sengers, Furnan Line. - -
steamer crescent, ChappelI Petersb,,re
h hr kiver landings Richmond and Ps,srs.
Iug STANDARD OH companv ~ y p
n'ai, '''nofe Large of oil Standard Oil CO.
SAILED
S.samer Brandon. Harvey. Sorfolk n,er
er s,a ana passansers. Old Dominion Line
Steamer Moo1ack. Graves NortolL ,nd
lanes River landings. merchandjse an All
Ps.siSensers Virginia Navigation companv
, ntGamsr Blanche Fnrman. James Rtver
passengers. Furman Line e'i'
. s.ssner Crescent. chappel James River
tsrsh,g ana Petersburg. Richmond and Pc
nv, ,ius STANDARD OH COMPANY No. IL. Burke
e gilmore '''''or OF barge. Standard Oil Co,nrany
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11
sGiltanctaL.

., f.. Benson, Of the United states Ag-
ricnitnrai Department, Music was fur
nished by local talent. and this fol
lo"ed by public reception
On Friday addresses were made by
MISS Billings: Of Front Royal. on Nor
MAJ raining Grammar" by Miss
Cleveland. Of Harrisonburs Teaching
,lfstory' hs Or. J, " waylpnd, Of
flarrsonbure
~ night The subject, IS NH Tas for
Educational Purposne.n wax discussed
nN Inspector Charles {; Mophis. .Tne.
rup'ic schools of To morrow ~
PRESIDENT Russell Of Iaredcricltsbur.,
Normal :
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CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSales al Union Stock Yards1
Richmond. Va. March 10 1911
Eenort OF livo stock market for the wesl:
ending Merch &. lali
Receipts-cattlc. 30 calves Il, hogs 2..5o
Gest steers. &C.; few extra higher: medi-
UNI to good 81 q SIZE: heifers. 6g5S,c.; good
COWS. +i20 ;&c.; common 10 medium. ?,s6p
o1sc' bulls. Q SIC; calves, -Gsc Quara,-
Nhe cait!e-F Vat steers. with good quality OH
TO 400 pounds sold from 81: q 5s.c Rest
hogs tiS47ssc.; sows and stays So sisc
sheep Qac lambs. oa7c. Everything sold
prospects fair. -
Chicaso. March lo.--Rece,pts-Cat 800
inarket ateady: heeves. ,y2oasa0: Texas
st9gFers and feeders, siS5@5~: COWS and
heifers $?h5Q5.to: calves. $7@,a Hors-Re.
cents l1%0, market more actove ( Giants
hlsher ,han opening; light $685. 4, :. 80
mixed. Ses5VT25: hesvy. ss70a7l0 rough
SrfVahS5; good TO choice haa,'y. s6s597in,
PIGS, $500 10; bulk OF sales. SSanG7 us Sheen
- Neccipts, go: market strong; native $40
y western, E;.55u $50: yearlings s4sS5,
ismbs, Eat!yc. S52 90, Western. $525Gs4s
New York, March 1o-Be@ves- Reee,r,s
10Y, steers. Snt5Qs,f1: bulls, siI540 cous
u sig thrcW-outs isn7.5o sheep and lainb,
7 feceipts SEQ; s'iaer tewes, s2Td.;5,
tntis esq $40 lambs s5S58sec JIogs-Pa
cents. l,51e Market lower a, s7i"H775
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11
PROPOSED ROAD
GETS BIG BOOST
Enthusiastic Gathering at Ur-
banna Addressed by Gov
ernor Mann.
Lspeclal io The Times. nlsnatch

Urbanna, Va, March 1O.---One Of the
largest and most enthusiastic gather
ings ever held IN Urhanna assembled
to-day in behalf of the proposed rail
road to West Point, The meeting was
addressed By Governor Mann and Com
modore E. Mcdonald Lee. who so IN
tcrested the people in tho project as
to make 1t practically certain that tho
eoad will in a short time be built. The
mount of $4,000 was subscribed by
those present The Governor was much
Jpplauded, and what he said deeply
impressed his hearers. T Q. SANDY was
present. and made very Interesting
.alk on corn culture to the boys. who
organized the BOYS corn club, tho first
In this county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11
"EEDvlhLE scuoo, WINS.
prfeoss W,como High schoo, In ruh,,.
Debate

,lSpectai ,osThe Times pispa,,h.
Nhrss IS Va March 10 -.-.iecJvilio
tiAil ReedTillc was packed las, uislt
WIN rerr" sentative audience 10 liesi
INC debate Resolved, That C-ap;isI
Punishment should 10 Abo,,gIod
Misses oiarssrs, SNOW ana ReSie r;iJr
students " the Nycomo High school
opheld tho affirmative. and If i Mar.
shal, ond Miss Marion Sanders stu
cents Of The Rcedy lie Nigh school,. Dc
llehned ne negative The debate icar
1?f handsome silver Gun donated by
'4aP'ai1 ard Mrs james =, rishar. to
=" known rs III" Morris ,'np 10 be
fon'estei for annually hy ,hes. two
schools The Judges =, Harding
y aik"r' pr+S! W Le,vis ard A. (
Rice, awarded the rup to The {Reed.iil.
school
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AaGcnaDR-
Atlantic Coast Line

rRAIHs LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
49, s'nnoa ~ south. 100 4 Nj ELS !.
-, AMI sIb y NJ 'ih!t0.p -
= ~ 5'
|, Fos ~ ~. Yves, si5 4. ii, .m K
Fer Petersburg; 100 A " SIS NJ .5it
q ~ e@li " l2.id p II; 40 = III
i:t5 F. N r - ,
For G;oldsboro and EayettevtIie .4:lo = "
ira'ns arrive Riebmond daily. 80 A. Il
ZIG NJ $50 4. NJ .7le5 :. NJ $50 4 u
lo!S ~. litto a n, goo p " so tx
?. y! SOS z MSS p. " g.r5 p ), s.Hl
=. II, 1856 = NJ - 49,
'Exc@pt sendaT :E1c+p, Moaesy .sp,.
TINE q arriy- AMI departure ana eo,n..
tions not guaranteed
e 81 cAMpRELL. =. p.
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Recelrt Wheat, 1880 hushels' corn 5ol no
bushels: oats loS,M0 bushels Shipments
oats, 2i7,oCo bushels Ff7'1'
Cash grainWhea, No red soa GOA
No . rcd, SIC anc. No. 2 hard, 500 Ole; No
hard. S1$e. No. Northern. Csc a ,i.Ol: No
Northern. aSG 90 No. 8 Northern a5 a $50
No. : sprmg s?u9sc Nc 5 spring, s7clasc.
velvet chan. 0a5c; dururn. s2Gf sec
Corn--So. ?, SO i7isc,; No white 40
4lasc; No. 2 yellow. l7i4 q .73.c: No s AZ
aaet2c No 3 white. $50 ssis Nc yeilow
": q Sc no. = IS ;.c. No. {. white 43i< q
t4c; No. yellow. ASA q .4.c
Cats--No. 8, SOC. No white. q a s2c Nc
g white. SOL q $3.50 No white. 500 soc
Baltimore. Nd. March -wheat-Eas,er
spot contract. le7kc Southern on grade
Corn-Firn,; spot contract, 5Ois a 5ossc Oars
STEADY; No white. 35S, si3sc: mixed No 2
81 Rice-Nc. Western exports; M West.
ern. SIG $50
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nECElN-E 5000 EAr,..
Settlement OF ~ mud ". NIB widow.
Of Wen Killed In ~ rn.1

!, tSpccin 10 The Times pjsp.tcl
hoanol<" Va. March Throue b
~, ~ fortS Of ~ 7 Roberts Of Blue
hcid. postal cleric. The yyi,IowE 81 /.
W po"dy and J. i. tlori,,or &,yl~,
we're killed Christmas eve on Tho pas
Sehser train wreck near Crum haze
secured a settlement with tho Norfolk
ana Western, BY. which ihey receive
90" ehoh The case MAS settled b..
ne claim agent WITHOUT, recuursc 10
law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11
CHICAGO GRAIN MAEkET,

Chicago. March i0.-Fear concerning Hes
sian fly in paris o. Illinois and Indiana sent
wheat soaring today To- days reports al
abnoroaelly hot weather had 9 similar tc-
fect N consequence the market closed
strong al y: 10 nc. higher than last night
Latest fgures showed All advance too in
every other leading stapie. Corn advanced
= 70 lisc.i oats, * to ~ GT.c and hog prO.
ducts 2is I5c to l75* g52oc
The leading tutp.es ranged as tolIows
Open. High. Low Clcse.
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taken upon tho proposal TO close down on
Saturdays Tor tic next three months, which
would amount 10 a total curta,lrnent in run
n'ng time % sevcnty-one hours. Some OF
the cables also stated that there was little
likelihood the proposal would bc carried as
y. required a 90 per cent vote and a. n CON
sioefahie BUSINESS was pending
ne nae rliet soon tirnaa up following these
reessuting advices and reached the highest
noint cf the day IL he lats trading, when
buyinS was encouraged By the huilish week
enc hgulee which reflected a smaller into
sight movement than expected. and relative
- larEt eNihhers 'altings- Receipts to-day
itiai bales, against 1851 last week aud e 80
last year Tor the week ?o,eO bales. agains,
lo3Sss last week and IS 3SS asst year To
cas- receipts At New Orleans i377 bales
agaF!st a,o17 last year. and a Houston ! ass
eeies against 1885 last year
Cotton futures opened steady and closed
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New Orleans. La March 1e-Spot cotton
STEADY ssc Up; seles on the spot, as baiss
70 arrive 2,:2a Middling cotton, leo-,sc
COTTON futures opened steady ct an advance
OF 20 points on iaycrehle cables Iranle.
diately after the call buyers OF yes.erdav u
We're inclined to take profits and the more
ectiVs months we're put on 10 points IN
Ger yesterdays close The weather map was
unraYorable indicating Continued dry wealth
er everywhere in the cotton belt and slim.
u!ating fresh buying for long account and
also tnductsd considerable buying OF covers
~ shorts ~ the end CT the first half hour
o. trading The ,narket 70 II ooints
over yesterdays final prices Al the middle
OF The morning prices were 70 y points
ovsr yesterdays close and the market had
good tone on tbs report that prominent
traders on The long side were taking hold
OF October. To some extent The m arket We
suats!ned BY the growing belief that present
agitation OF q future trading will lead Il,
Federal control OF the cotton exchanges
and that bills looking 70 that end will ,s.
place the biz similar to the Scott bill
have threatened 10 introduce IN the coming
extra session OF Congress, The better feeiinc
- the market prompted prohr-taking ~
Longs, which caused g sag in prices 81
noon the list was up 10 2 down com
pared with yesterdays close In the alter
noon session the market steadied no an verv
bnlitsh Weekend statistics and 81 : O'Clock
the trading month"; were II 70 g points eve!
yesterdays clSe
The market closed steady at a net al
vancs OF 10 20 points Closing bids: March
iS2; april, li23 May, l.47; July 1872; Au-
Gust. 1SSli October, 1911, December. l2fl
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Norfolk and Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK. ~,
s Schedule iii Effect January 10 1911 d
Leave BYRD Street Sta ton, Richmond FOR
TORFoLH: i'e:tb1A. NJ. 1900 p. M .4;1o NJ
81. no .F7a
FOR LYNcHRURc AND THE WEST.
's.l5. a n. 800 Z, NJ. 800 r., Me-: %
+. NJ. fisbi
Arrive, Richmond from Norfolk: -ll:4o a.
M..R.6;S5 r. .M.&.ll so ri NJ From IN west:
-: 80 NJ. a9:oo, n, NJ. b2;l5 F. 81. sos p.
NJ, '9:t0 r NJ. Is -.
Z Pull man Parlor and Sleeping Cars Caie
Dining Cars Z. n. TBoSI.iI Y.-.E''
ny, Is. BEvILL. G. P. 81. Roanoke, Va. :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11

Ghicaso r. J. and Pac.. Ry. RIG 49,. ssas
80 cohV - sHties thid).. .!........ 75a:
= c CoiiN. IS series IS ,bld ..,........- 70 +
1877 a.eirot ough Metro fta* .t......4...,t ,Sas
-iero Marine ass thid) ......-...... e51.
A,iaa ~ Southef Sst IS thidl...... a!i4
M re ana Nash IN. is,t,.,>.-..-..... az,
, ~ taclnc is.....t-..t.-,.... SIS
StissouI' racine con- ns..-.,,.4,. ......... oSi<
>>,ot, oh1 ,NesteFn ist cor. IS bid. Isl.
- .oilt any western conT. is rhif}.. 1851,
ithnsSlNsnla COW. Jas C3l!I ,-,....-..,... PSI,
9t:ooa'u Nlf Inc Aul. 1s,...t... ia
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RICHMOND uAY HJARKr1

Richnond. Va March ii lell
With continued heavy receipts our market
Is lower and demand somewhat limited Low
grades dul! and neglected and can only be
sold al large oncessions
Reo4ipts Tor this week SIS tons ReceIrte
Tor las. week ~ tons. same week last vsar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11
II STATEMENT OF Tlip: FINANCIAL
CONDITION OF TIE
Union Bank Of Richmond, Va,

LOCATED AT RICHMOND. ~ THE
+ COUNTY or HENIco, STATE OF
vIRGlNIA. At TIE CLOSE OF Eu s.
MESS MARCH It'll. 1911. MADE 70
THE, STATE coRroEATloN COM
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANur MARKET

tRenortad BY Rodgers McCabe &. CO..
.etefsenrE Va, March spanish-Mar.
E ,, ntm 20 Sln2il per bushci virsinias-
;HhFEet qnif' bunch, lc. per round fancy
land pieked Gi54Ss.c extra prime 49,
55sCis pilin$, Scsj machine picked ad3i5c
shAi!ihE st"ek 2l3G 2,.o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11
MARINE. INTELLIGENCE

PORT or RICHMOND. MARCH N ,al,
ARRIVED
ateansr Brandon. Harne}. norfolk. mar
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DRY GOODS

NAN Yorl March 10 The co.ton goods
markers rule aulet- Yarns are essy and
qn!ets loobers report q fe.r trade IN pi.ra
GOODS departnants in small lots for instant
shipments. ~
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irAVAL STORES

Wilmington n . March lo-sp!r,ts r,,r.
pehtinec-steady. go cents: receipts casks.
'Sosln--St eady $500 receipts. i47 barrels Tar
- Firm, $40. roceipts. 40 barrels Cr,Ida
Turpentine-Firm, $40 and q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11

!. cotton-ouiet, middline lass bales gross
receipts 7Gl bales sales $500 bales; stock
23s.sts bales export coastwse. $50 bales.
Total to-day al ell ncrts--Ne, l4,lo. ba les
export 20 Great Britain. a9l bales; 70 Japan
12i+ bales; stock, 65i,5?S bales Consolidated
at all ports-Net 74,t2i bales. export 10
Great Britain 27eN2 bales; 10 France. l5ss
nales: 70 The Continent. 56,S07 bales; TO ia
pan. o,6le bales Total since September | a,
al ports-Net, 1879 bales; export 10 Great
Britain. 2ei5.55S bales TO France. $40 SIS
ha!es; 20 the Continent 2.+i105o. TO ia
pan. l35.3SS bales; 10 Mexico ,e25 bales
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$. and Rower co. Es-a. coo g sa,s

enotat.oas for interest paying bonds are
price 10 which interest must be added
71ome bonds and certificates Of Indebted
: o
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SEAROARN AIR LINE

d SonthbouNd trains scheduled 10 leave R!cb-
l;2o P. M.-sleepers and coaches. Atlanta.
Birmingham. Savannah. Jacksonville ana
sFiori6n points SIP ?. N.-Flor.da Liz,
ted. daily, except Sunday. II IS p M-Sleer
frs and coaches. Savannah. Jacksonville 4,
tanta; Birninshan and Memphis. North
pound trans scheduled TO arrive Richmond
nailS: 1872 :. NJ, 3:2s "a. NJ. except Monday
5 % p. ~. 5:45 T. NJ 'e'-Y
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IsIcSnIinCEs
LIABILITIES

1A y u =. .i-'
Capital stock paid in
Undivided profits, less
amount paid for interest
expenses and taNes
Divid unpaid
Individual deposits tsixty
days notice.
Time certificates deposit
(siXty days notice.
Certified checks
All other items Of liza hilitJ-
viz
Interest on deposits in ad
vance
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STEAMBOATS,
DOMINION LINE,

~. Kichmond fcat q Ash st d,iyT 100 p. M.
Leave newport News.-t,-- .-..,s.,. Is 20 a. ".
Arrive Norfolk ..!,......t. /. s!s..6:o0 a. NJ
Connects wth man line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York daily except Sunday
~ = A. connections also made by y. &.
W. Ry. r. NJ and c. & Q. Ry. at / p NJ
Hight Line steamers stop a; Claremont TO
land or receive passengers on signal.
. slhGlNiA SASIGATIOSa CO.-James River
BY daylight for Norfolk Old Point. Nav
port News and al James River landings
Stname: leaves Monday. Wednesday and
Friday at ZOO y. NJ. Freight received for e II
James River landings. Phone Madison rs
Main 1lckct Office. 81 Y. Main street.
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SOUTHERN RAII.1x1Ax

NFfIlNS IsEHNE PiCEMOND
y 2 --Folloring schedule icuras n,,hi;.,.a
as informant and not snsrsnteed 1T7
s:le N.-re ily-focai fcr Charlot.a Du,
nam aid Raleigh. 1873 i. -Dany@r tr,,,
fn-Fcr Ell ponts South Drawing Roon,
bnFe' Sleeping Car 10 Memphis y!a ashe
NAtis ana chattancogs. $50 2 NJ E1 sun
Lccs ~ Durhan end intermediate station.
-" = y SS sun keysvilie Local. !lsi.
:. > 7 "a w Limited al Points South
YoRE PIvER LINE
tsn -E1 Snn-Io West Pr. connec,.
ms Tor baltimore Non Wed and ri 500
A--ET. Sun and Els y M-Mor YEA
and kri--Local 70 WEST Pcint 's>'T
TR.lNS ARRIVE RICHMOND
. From th@ sauth $50 A. NJ sos p III
oatly: SO " EX. sun! 1855 Es sun
2tcc p daily From West Point: s:.0 !
N DaNyi rs : n. Wed and Fri t.s5
N Elk. Sun :
s Z, BURGESS. y. p. A..i
aso (. Main 81, Phone MadisonS4s5