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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-06-08
eMBIIIous BOYS AND GIRLS
List of Emmons County Pupils Who
Secured Diplomas at the Recent
Examinations.

Following is list of Emmons
county pupils who received diplomas
at the final examinations held the
18th and 18th of May at Linton, Ha-
zelton. Braddock Hull, Westfield,
Dana School house No. |, and Tenn
Ivik. Also. a comparison between
last year and the years preceding
last year Of the number of diplomas
-11rnnnAnl =, liz ~
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-08-10
WIN6FIELD & HARRELL

Y. M. c. A. Basement
ROANOKE, :: VIRGINIA.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-08-10
Notice to Contractors.
Tazewell. Va. Aug. o !

Tazewell, Va, Aug. 9, 1911.
Sealed bids will be received at the Of
nee of the Clerk of TazewelI County. at
!azewell, Va, up to noon, Thursday.
August 81, 1911, for the grading and
macadamizing of the following roads in
the three several Msgisterial Districts
OF Tazeweii County, namely: Clear
FORK District, section of about eight
miles: Jeffersonville District, a section
OF about twelve miles, and in Maiden
Spring District, section of about fif-
teen miles. The macadam on all of said
roads TO be Of an average width of
twelve feet.
Plans and specifications for all of the
several sections above named can he
seen at the Office of the Clerk of Taze-
well County, at Tazewell, Va, and at
the Office of the State Highway Com
missioner, in the City of Richmond.
va, and also in the Office Of r. B. VIII
hanson, in Graham, Va. Bids will be
received on any one or all of the above
named sections.
a certified check must accompany
each bid. payable to the Treasurer of
Tazewell County, for a sum equal to
two per cent of the amount bid, which
will be required as evidence of good
faith on the part of the bidder.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids. -
An bids must be filed with the Clerk
OF the Board of Supervisors. at Taze-
well, Va, by noon of the 31st dav Of
august, 1911, to be held by the said
Clerk until such time as ne may receive
notice that the money is ready from the
sale OF bonds to John Nuveen g. Com
pany.
The successful bidder will be required
60 give bond 10 the amount of thirty
three and one-third (33s) per cent Of
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF TAzEwEr1.
COUNTY.
By FuIlen Thompson, Chairman.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-08-10
Public Sale of Personal Property Of Rubsr:
Lester, Deceased.

AT twelve o'clock on Monday. the 21st
day of August, 1911, will offer for
sale, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, on the premises (at the residence
OF the late Robert Lester, in Wards
C1ye, Tazewell county, Virginia. the.
following personal property:
80 cattle, 3 years old. good quality and
10 good order, to be delivered between
the LIST and 18th of November; three
COWS; one COW and calf; two heifers:
"a sheep, (ewes) of this number about
one-naif are one year old and the other
one-nair are young; about thirty lambs,
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-08-10
Fine Orchard s sSf

1SS acres of land, 20 miles from
Roanoke, on the N. G. W. R. R..
one mile and half from station.
The land is No. dark red soil.
which is. regarded the best in this
section FIrst-class wheat and corn
land with branch bottoms unexcell-
ed for grass.
IS acres in COW peas looking fine.
% acres in corn, as good as ever
grew. so to rs acres wood land.
fine rich land gently rolling, not
steep or rough.
New eight room house, fine
spring, old orchard of about so
trees, fruit not much good. EXCEPT
for general home purposes.
Young orchard of $500 trees.
5000 peach and 800 apple, ground
ready to plant this fall 4, 600 more.
In case of quick sale, the pur-
chaser will get this years crops,
but later after the crops are ma
tured they will go to the owner.
Price. 81, 000.00. Terms, 81. $50 90
cash; $750.00 in u months, 81, ZOO. 90
IN two years and the balance in
three years.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-08-10
WAIST SPECIALS

AT '9c each we offer line of plain and tucked white
tailored wa;ts-the S125 and $3.50 qualities Also the
$l25 to 81 90 qualities at 79c
Some beautiful designs of white dimtes with coorsd
figures and stripes at Sic yard.
Big lot of ribbon remnants at less than half price
splendid quality pearl button assorted sizes at &c
Gozen ~ ~ ~ d
we'll assorted line of madras and knit wash 4nbands
In variety of colors at 19c each.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-08-10
TERMS OF SALE.

Said properly will be sold for cash or
on credit OF either three or six months
at the purchasers election. If sold on
time the purchaser will be required to
execute his note, with good personal
security to the undersigned adminjstra-
Tor, bearing interest from date of sale
S. J. THOMPSON.
August 8, 1911. - -
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-08-10
BLUEGRASS FARM
WANTED

Wanted to buy for cash a
good Bluegrass Farm, lime
stone soil, not to cost oyer
$5OOo.OO, for grazing purposes.
Give full particulars and low
est cash price. First letter,
address
BLUEGRASS,
(Csre Roanoke Times)
ROANOKE, VIRGINIA.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-08-10
ToLoAN

We will consider applications for
loans IN amounts of from 81 900 to
$lO, UOO Tor one to five :, ars on
good Farms. Dwellings, business
Properties bnd Improved Real Es-
tate with good title Correspon-
dence invited.
VlR6lSlA REALTY LOAN COMPANY, Inc.
JAMES R. LAIRD. Manager.
Tazewell, Va Bluefield W. Va
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Jan 10 - CATTLE - Receipts,
1000 weak; 6eeyes. s4s5g$7: Texas steers! steers.
and feeders. IS 65 a IS 20, cows and heisers,
81 SO Sc 70; calves, 81 80 70. hOGS.,{er- Re
ceip;s 70 900; weak. lght 90g$S lV' 10
s. sOa 81 30; good to choice heavy. 81 80 q
IS 10; pigs. s. 50dsS 10, bulk OF sales. s. q
s. O5. sHEEP--Receipts. 1000; Ice lower.
yearlings, 81 6OGs5 20 native lambs, 81 10
SO so; Western. So SO 80.
Cincinnati Jan - CATTLE =, - Receipts
50 500 S6 so. common, 81 7jaS4. HOGS-Re-
ceipts 1929; active. &c higher, butchers and
shippers, 81 20 q IS % common, 81 90 gss 80.
SHEEP-Reccipts, BOO. steady. s. - q 81 -
lambs steady. $4a SO 30
East Buffalo, Jan lO.-CATTLE-Receip eipts.
vEALs-Receipts, 1@5; active ana steady 81
q $40 30. HOGS-ReCeipts, 1900, slow and
steady: heavy and mixed. SIS 30g$s 30; York
ers. IS 3oqSs 90. pigs Ss 65ase 70, rohghs'
s. 25 q 81 40 stags SJQS6 90. dairies, 81 10 a
IS go. SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receip's, COCO;
Kansas civ Jan. 1O-CATTLE-Receipt
II 900 including 600 Southerns steady TO
weak. closed firm: top SO -; dressed heef and and
s6; Western. 81 IS q SO %: stockers and feed
ers. 81 5O4SJ 90, Southern, 81 5OqS SO -.
Southern COWS. So % q "a 20. native. S3aS5 Is,
heifers, 81 50 q SO; bulls s40&j 10, calves, 80 a.
SIS so. HOGS-Receipts. O,OOO; 5u lOc lower,
bulk OF sales. s. sJQs7 90; heavy, 81 - y
81 30: packers ana butchers - s3gS' 10
sheep steady lambs I0g DC lower. Lambs,
IS 5Op So %, yearlings 81 80 a 80 80; wethers.
S4GS4 80. ewes. SO 5OGs4; stockers ana feed
Pittsburg. Jan. io-CATTIE-steady. supply
light; choice So 6Oas6 7O prime So 4OGS6 80
SHEEP-Steady. supply light; prime wethers,
S5ds5 so. VEAL CALVES. S1OQsiO SO HOGS
Active, receipts, 30 double decks prime
hesyies, IS 25; mediums and heayy Workers. s. 80 %
ass 40; light WORKERS SIS 5ogSs 55; pigs, IS 600
SIS SIS; roughs s7qS7 30.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool, Jan. 10 0-WHEAT spot frm No
. red Western winter. IS 30. futures qgie'
March. - f'7d. May. - 2isd CORN srot
81. ady. American mixed. neN, . Sad American
mixed. Old - I'D futures qui't Jsuusrr a.
Sad February 4s 34sd. Marrf. a. 7isd PEAS
Canadian. = s.. FLOUR Winter patents %.
81. HOPS in London Parhc Coast. "a 5sfl -
5s BEEF Extra Indian mess i32s - HAMS
short cui. 63s. BACON Cumberland cut. COS
sd. short rih. Gis 60. clear bellies. 65s "a long
clear mlddies. light. g3s - hesyy. e4s short
clear backs -as ID. SHOULDERS square. 81
"a. LARD-Prime Western. ticrcss. SIS Aneri
can refined. pals. $50 t'HEESE-fanr1iap
finest white new. 5Gs q rolorei. SIS TjR-
FENTfNE Spirits, SIS. ROSIN gomm1n. l's
pETP OIEJ 'M-Refred 6igd. IINSEED on
ass "a. COTTONSEED OU--Huu refined o..
3os %. TALLOW-Aus;ral.an in Lnudon. $50
tOisd
London. Jan l0.--SIGAR Raw eentIi. uSaL
los I'd: musCovadO, % beet JanfAr5s - n 40.
TINSEFD calcutta. Apfil-fuue. f5s -. LIN
SEED OIL. SIS SPERM on. a. PErPO-
LEI M-AmericGn redned Aied spirits. RAd
TrRPENrINE spirits. Sis 3D. RoSiN Amer
lean strained rs 81 fine ies 7i-d
Antwerp Jan lo.-PErROLEtM 70 francs.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
FERRY COMPANIES,
MARKET,

New York. January 10, 19ll
BEEVES-Receipts u cars. or $40 head
ali for slaughter. No 1--we cattle for sale.
i-eeling steady on reported light receipts for
"Wednesday. Dressed beef in far demand al
Z : n a 1Oiac London cattle market steady at
13u lac dressed weight, sinking the onal
Liverpool cattle higher at 1Ol4 nilc. dressed
-relght in addition 10 Cffal; refrigerator beef
a London. 1Oc per ". Exports tomorrow Is
cattle TO RermUda.
CALVEs-Receipts. 220 head. all for butch
ers No trading for lack Of offerings Steady
feeling Dressed calves higher. city dressed
veals Iolg 4I7c per lJi country dressed. 10
n lac.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recelpts, s cars, or
1872 head. including l car for the market; ;
p cars on sale. Market steady on limited
offerings. Primo sheep sold IN small way at
50 80 per 100 10: vearlngs, 50 so; medium 10
fair lambs. Sc 3OQs6 so. Dressed mutton
,teady az 5i7 Qsc per %, dressed lambs y /
g4 lie. country dressed hothouse lambs at
S6dS SO per carcass
Seles-Kerns Commission CO.: lI3 IndienS
lambs. SS 10 average, 81 30 per 100 ID. lO2
Ohio. gj Ii. S6 30, Is Indiana sheep, 1O7 ID,
81 so. 3 yearlings 107 ID, 50 80
HOGS-Receipts. - cars, or $50 head. all
for slaughter NOmi1ally steady. Country
dressed hogs steady al 9G y &c for heavy 10
light weights.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11

pVoyIsIONs-Mod active and lower.
w. boa market was points lower and re-
ceipts az western points were l.rser ,I, Than ex-
sar,u,S so3G s24 so. short clear. Se0RS22
PTEF Duiet: mess. $3.50 si3 so, family. SIS
IstS So. nacket S14 5OnSl5. extra India
S,e., SOS 500 500 BEEF HAMS S25 So SO
DpTssED HOGS-steady; bacons 1lAc. $50
~ - Ia fGO M. l1Asc; 40 10, Use. pigs
b., % - " VC,rTT MEATs-Pickled bellies barely
s,ss6v. 10 ~. 14c. - n. l3iac. u n f3c:
picKied hams l2's =, lSS S7Yc cALLGW-'2pist py
cits West 10 s6a 10 06c city steady. i0iSc
miGuS saS rarely steady: South America II Inc.
I'nt,na,t Ien,tn 35c Brazil kegs 1275c. com :
nou1d steady. So. Q9c. sTEARGNE-Oleo
'In,c Ipn,cIrHFirm I !nTn and quite active in ,obbIns
Den Talmages Sons Company New
oriesns teIegraphs Louisiana crop move
,nert 10 date: Receipts. rough, sos 300 sacks.
nn-nnared with io66.Ol3 last year and sales
~ lgsn ooo norkets cleaned. agafnst 7g7 asa
i is., wear Fifty per cent OF mills are run
nisg isgc,R-Reaned steady but quis, and un-
,as standard granulated. Soc net, less
changed casb Stock OF suFar a. ~
per ty,ngdon1 80 600 tons In London nee,
Jhltr" - oulei and unchanged Ianunrv a.,
suss, NJ Fsbriary. 9s May. - gXd Raw
~ dt,ii and nominally unchanged, centrifu-
ga. y" 80 ruolasses sugar 50 test . o9i[~
80 -, q ,nle OF 5000 bags Cuba centrt,p-
Ihe'y ,,,,,ry shipment az 2i,c basis % test
cost and freight. squa. 20 56lc here The
NUMBER crsa,ed 49, and iO7 are now IN com.
been ln' aaaiust "a last week and fst last
MISSION 'ipersiuts az the six principal por,, q,
C,,ss FOR the week we're 1000 tons against
is 1000 tons st '"'' week ana
80 900 s"r6PPER Standard steadv. ,po,
"a January. i2gll lZhc' February. ~ O5 .
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11

RACES. Danish. ton SS9sl2; domestic, s9a
So red. $500 $35. Danish Dbl I5e gSl, 90
mestic, 5og55c red 81 a,9 SEdEE 5di EajiterSis &
90 81 a5aSa -. CACLIFLOWERs. Callf0r-
MA. case. - 25qS2 so. half case. 81 20 81 ., 30
Ctsc1T1NBERs. FIorida basket s3a S.; Boston
Dollhouse. dozen. $iGSl 70; box. 81 9Oa -
CHICORY. New Orlrans hDl, - q 90 ,a. FrsnS.
dozen. 81 50T ~ 70; ESCAROLE, New ORLEANS
mi 81 5O4 s. 80. French dozen. 81 5og 81 To-
EGGPLAN'rs Florida. box. SjHSS; Calitorna
s5a S6: ENDIyE French To- i3t i'8' aUh'G IN N
fGGGI FiSrIa. basic. 81 "a 50 % BOX S2qs3. New
orleans. bbl, 81 75GS3 10 Boston. dollhouse
2-box strap. 81 5OQS.; LEXIS. 100 bunches
S.1S3. MIST Ico punches. 81 81. Bermuda
hat box 81 MUSHROOMS. 4.lb basket, t0c
81; white pickle S2gS3 state and Western.
white pickle bushel CRAZE, Toe " 81; other
white crate 5cc~dsl 81 loo-lb bag 81 do1 81 90,
ellow or red. lio-lb bag. Sos 90; lVo-ID
Gag 81 25U$l r.; orange county. yellow. bag
$9Sf 5. -. red. 81 75qS2 %; Bermuda new,
a. 5o CUBAN 81 5oq$3. OYSTER PLANT. 100
punches SASS. PARSLEY. New orleans
curly 66l p,f,s ptRs>tssg Sb 81 T5
e.. PEAS Florida basket. S2dS4. California
rat cas-. 81 30 s. -. Bermuda, half box - r
carrier S3QSs California. box. s. 5O4$ 30,
cuban S2a 81 50. Bermuda, half boz. 81 900
s. so. ROMAINE. Florida. basket, Sl9Sl 30;
New or, ans 9hl s2qSi. Bermuda .. 6oE ,S 81 lo ~
RHUBARR dozen punches 00c. STRING
BEANS. Florida wax. basket. S3QSJ, crate,
50 u 81 so. green. basket 81 Il 81 30, green,
rrate SSHS4. Bermuda, half box 81 50M s. 81.
SPINACH biol S2Qs3. sHALLOTs. pbl s. 80
q 50. SQUASH. Hubbard. bbl, 81 50uS2 Mar
row 81 2JHSl Is. Florida. new. white. basket
or box. SilSl 80, TURNIPS. Canada, ruta-
baga bbl Slnsi 10, Long Island and Jersey,
q0c4si. white. hbl Or bag 81 2JTSl 10. To
MAfOEs Florida. carrier. 81 sou 81 so. cuban,
f2TS3 80. hOthouse, 10, l0u soc, WATER
CkESS 100 lunches Sid 81 80.
NUTs-Hickory nuts dull and lower Black
waInuts steady, No change In peanuts. trade
Imported Spanish sheiled Offering at around
6ia'd6Ac with little interest shown. PEANUTS.
Virginia hand picked Jumbo, N. exc. fgnCy
5a5bc. extra, 4i.c; shelled. Jumbo. SIC; No I.
&c. No .. ii4G5c. spanish. No I. 6ATTc. No
. "a G5Nc. HICKORY NUTS. bush. 81 5oGs2.
FITLNCTS 75cNSi. BLACK WALNCTS. T5cG
81. BDTrEENt rs, do ~ 900.
HONEN-Trude has picked M little since
the holidays. and the better grades OF comb
Money hold up well especially clover. Clover
extracted scarce and Arm. Buckwheat dull. Cal
lfornla held al such high prices that dealers
show no interest. clover. comb. fancy. white.
10 1Sa l6c. No T. l4c; No 2 iini3c. clover. ex-
tractsd sigdoAc buckwheat. comb. sdl0c. ex-
tr,ctad IdTisc. West indian. extracted. as "a
quality gallon. T5dsoc
REF-MA Az nominal quotation Of 29R
3Oc about covers business In domestic wax
MAPIF SUGAs s-rAt very NEht stocks On
hand are held ARMY, business often being re
stun going lower. sugar, No. l5c. syrup gal
FI,Rs AND sKINs-No further change iu
,uofaticrs and change looked for until thu
resuits Of the London auctions are known. Skunk
and muSkrat continue weak
D
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Jan. lO.-Tradug continues moderate
with Montana and other territcry stock leading
iu interest. FfeeCe wools are in fair demand
aud pulled wool Is very nrm. otherwise the
general run II quiet. some heavy sales %
Montana clothing have been reported and 2uo
is said 70 have been paid for fine. or SIC on a
secured basis Inquiry Tor Ohio fleece Il confined
% +. blood and little Missouri a blood found
a Auyor recently AZ 26lsc. Leading domestic
Quotations.
Ohio and Pennsylvania feeces Delaine washed
34c: XXX &c. fine unmerchantahle. 2au2ir. ..
blood combing. 29d3oc. =, 2DG5Oc; q. u = .
2Sc. delaine unwashcd. 20 6sG27c. hne 22a23
Michigan Wisconsin and New York-Fine un-
washed eOn2lc. deiaine 2892Ic. = blood. no
90: = 2SG2oc Kentucky, Indiana and Ms
souri, blood. 2a630c. =, eIm2Sc
Secured hasis-Texas nne - months. SsTeOc
nne s 20 months S2ffa5c, hne fall. ssaJo
california. Northern. S3d5Ic. middle county. so
f,52, southern 46Q4sc fal free. t3df5c Ore
son. Eastern No staple. 63d64c Eastern cloth
Ing, sOdelc. Valley No I. 5+rS5c Territory.
nne staple 6od6ac: hne medium, $500: fine
clothing, SGG5Sc; hne medium. 54d55c u blood
comhing Sse6oc - 53a55c; =. sedSo
Pulled Extra csc, nne A. Ss@soc A SUPERB
53gJ5.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
estr

spot cotton was quiet, with prices points
higher on the basis Of l40Oc for mddling up
land. sales 2,646 bales. Liverpool cables. spot
large business doing. sales, 2OOtO bales. In
Guiding 1000 made late yesterday. speculation
and export 1000, American, ls,0ro: imports.
"a COO. American, 10000; middling upland, sG3d.
Futures opened steady al 3tz4+i7 points de
cline closed steady az a ret advance Of LA
points: January and Janusry-February, ssd /;
February-March 7GO'zd; March-April, 1921;
April MAY. Tg2 I'd. May-June. 1880. June-July.
7pIiad. July-August, 1900; August September.
7Od. September-OctODer, 733z1, October-NO-
COFFFE-Fhm az the opening az -
points abo.e the previous close Influenced By
decided strength abroad and general covering
or, the part OF shorts. New high records were
established with tho March position selling
Within 20 points Of the 12c mark on the al-
yarca there was active liquidation. however. and
er the close prices were barely steady az point
NOT decline 10 : points advance. with sales u
op 600 bags Havre closed = francs net higher.
Hamburg al a net gain ~ ldlA pfenngs, Rio
was 15 Teis higher and Santos was unchanged
cost and freight offers from Brazil were firm,
and Il was reported that some business has been
conc in rio No = cost and freight, al 1870. The
,islhle supply ~ Brazilian coffee was 2a95 sO2
bags against 4.30s 26l last yesr and 3.esi i2s
~ years ago There more active business
relorted in the s-ot market. with prices &c
bIgbs~ sales 90 bags Rio IS and VIctorias
a. I9s. alS2.c. 1000 Santos IS et l4kn14Lc.
ana go santos 3s az l+lsc Local contract
TriTcs.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago, Jan. 1O--PredictiOns of ram or snow
for the winter states made prices here heavy to
day. In the Southwest, particularly the fall
sown grain needs moisture. and also requires
protection from cold weather. Closing figures
were Z. q &c down 10 "a Asc UP. Corn finished
unchanged 10 sc higher cats the same last
night and provisions 2Oc lower 70 &c advance.
In wheat there was little disposition apparent 70
sustain values short interest. however had been
Igrne,v eliminated by yestercay's bulge and had
rot vet recovered courage though news develop
ments were undeniably bearish. The European
visible supply made an unexpected showing Of
nearly 900 900 bushels increase for last week
In this connection II was figured that the world $
available stocks had become 80 OpN 900 bushels in
excess OF the total year ago. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11

New York January 10, 1871.
IN-WHEAT-Durng early operau9I,,' Is
he marFet declined "a TO SC raHglHh a.
close with final prices ! decline 20 - -.
vance. Liverpool again failed 70 rtsPo',u -
our hrruness and prices abroad were AlllH AI
enced hv an improved crop outlook as We,t
as an increase OF 1884 600 bushcls ia Li'J
Fpropesn visible supply, when colnPo. VI
with a decrease ot 3.S7i 600 last week anT q
decrease OF 81 600 last wear. Inc lana I,lsI i.It
making the all-Amcrican yisible '|e,ooO ii,Ts
than the previous week Bracstreets N'SIo.
show ID a decrease IN the United states cas-
~ the Rockies OF 62J,0O0, but STOCKS IN
America and in and afoat for Europe me- as eass
. SIT 600 compared with an Increase las' ySha ys
of O1 q O1n Export bids generally out OF me
ana no sales reported. No red, s9'sc ele-
yator and 81 OF &c o aloat, No NOLtIleIGs
Duluth 81 PAN ahOat. CORN-ShoweG
little hesitation early but later rallled' anu
al Tire close Il n rc net higner. views i LIot :
Argentina was again bgllish. including seNeTaI
private cables asserting that the crop has
been seriously damaged by crouth, "hlie W
Buenos Avres market was strong az an a.
vance OF 81 G3Lc from the previous S,O'',
The Ohio state report, indicating yieIu OF
ment figures also had stimulating inhueHc-
Bradstreet's visible showed an increase Ot
01G 600 bushels compared with an increase
last wear 81 .675, 600. Export sales, 10 l"aGs
on No . corn from New York New No
53I-c Z O b ahoat. OATS--Steady, with small
r~ice changes and al tho close values were
Unchanged Bradstreet's visible supply showed
a deer sse Of 1000 bushels, against dr-
crease last year Of l,lo3ooO Lash oars
steady; standard white. 39izc. No :. 4Oc' 80
8 3gc. 40 I. 3sizc. RlE-Dull. No =, sc
o b. New York BARLEl-FirIn. Feeding
ascGsi cif. buffalo BUCKwHEAT-Quiet.
American. G2 &c. ( Z. New York. Canadian
5Gc bid { Z New York for export
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11

l21.,. 49,, II afoa 1a.2nc: April. l2.lon
- a0c March dalI. spot. f55 lis Cd; futures
iss "a, 10 ~. copper, 13g 10 nc cicero
iytic 20 - and casting. lou q ~, .2c'
TiNLt,tr,,,' t.not. lO.30G 40 I5c' Janaary go
rtIarv u,n mi April. 4O.3oN 4usuc, Lon
con =, ,ns - s,ot fiS5 IS. futures, tlco los. los
LEAD 1a "a 45R+.55c New ncrk t.5Ug
a. s. ouis London leau. tl5 = od.
sPEITFP STEADY. $50 o 5.6oc Nsn Nn 1orn;; ,ons;
2 4Ol75 a. r.sf 81 Louis LONDON t-f; TOY
-ClevcIa,d Wsrrants SOS l'zd IN LONDON
Locally urrharged. 40 inunnry Nor Sle' u;
si5 25dsig25; No 2. Nt Io1slS 80. N9 ., -
Southern and 40 / Southern soi'' ~" 81"
SIS 10 ,,-- -,
MOLAssFs AND sNRUPs-Business moo
HIDFsL rket weak business slow in al
directions The shutting down OF severa
tsnneries will make the demand TOT hiue'
less pronounced. s,,.,a .,d ,b,
LEATHFR-Good general demand ana ,h'
market rnIsd am on curtailment of produc
tion. Prices unchanged but ieaaihg Aihu'
DRTGsZ Moderately active. Essential oili
unchanged. good iobbing demand. especially
FOR oil OF peppermint
NAVAI, sToREs-spirits turpentine higher
following advance at savannah hosin llgne'
and firm al the advance, ar STEADY ana In-
bbls s3i,c TAR T25c. ROSIN-Common q
good strained 65oc. B, 61Oc' D. soc T.
$500; r. 6 SIC. g. $500.
oiLs-Lnseed hrm. Refined petroleum Wal
unchanged
COTTONsEED Ou-Quiet and easier. and
hnal prices were sac points net lower A"ca
contract prices v,,.-
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11

sale ~ New York County of New York SIS:
D. TH.S. j. LEWIS Cashier Of the above
FaHf1 bank DO solemnly swear that the above
statement IS true q the best OF my knowledge
g.. belief THOS. J. LEWIS, Cashier
sgTibe1 ana sworn 70 before me this 10th
car ~ January. 1911.
.S'a.l CARL COONLEY. Notary Public.
Co. OF Richmond
le-.ncar. fled IN New York Co.
'orrert-Att
WILLIAM o. ALLISON
RICHARD vs.. JONES, Jr. Director.
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New-York tribune., 1911-01-11

eiats ~ New York County OF New York. SIS
q. EMIL KLEIN. Cashier Of the above-named
rank, DO solemulv swear that the above state
ifr' Is .rua % the best Of ny knowledge and
belief
EMIL KLEIN, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this 10th
Ca q January. 1911
ALBERT 3. CORY, Notary Public
CCrrect-Attest:
WILLIAM r. TAYLOR.
g X. IMHOFF. Directors
r.