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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31
A NEW COMPETITION
CoHeEeh Striving to Turn Out Most
Congressional Timber

congregational Timber
New York January 3o--In the An
nouncement Tonight OF q dinner which
Inc eastern alumni OF the uniyersi,y
OF Michigan will hold at the llotn,
Astor here next Saturday evening. Z.
new intercollegiate competitions come:
70 light, that or turning out conA;cs-
siona timber At the dinner II III
planned to entertain no less thar
twenty-scven former members OF the
IN e, Who are now members y.
the Congress Of the United SiatnS
mo University OF Michigan dele "a :
Ton III Congress, 1t is asserted s
larger than that from any other ,n;-
vcrsity Harvard is rated second with
sixteen OF her alumni in Congress. I,l.
and the University OF Virginia arc tied
FOR third place, with fifteen each. ana
others run as follows: University OF
iowa, ten; University OF WISCONSIN ana
Cumberland University, nine each:
GEORGETOWN University, eight: Coluln-
hia University and tho University OF
CMcago, seven each; Washing tor and
Lee University. siM; University Or
PENNSYLVANIA, Vanderbilt UNIVERSITY
Of Missouri and Cincinnati Law school.
five each; Princeton, amherst, Trin,ty,
University OF South Carolina Dart
mouth. University OF the Soutn Uni-
vers,y OF Arkansas. Tulane Univcr-
sity, Bowdoin. Albany Law School AM,
lHc SHiNeESity OF i cNaS. which nave
four members each OF their alumni in
Congress.
The record or twenty-sevcn when
the University Of Michigan claims in
cludes four United states Senators
Shivlcy, OF Indiana; warner, OF a,is.
souri,; McGumber, OF South Duk,,m AND
sutherland, Of Utah The Conrreas-
men who are sons OF the university
arc: Necdhnm OF California taylor
OF Colorado: Coz, OF Indiana Goo., OF
Iowa. Anthony. OF Kansas. Dcupy.
Townsend. Dickemar. Nc Laughl,n 81.
w. Smith and oodds. OF M,cnisun;
Borland. Of Missouri Hitchcock anu
kinkaid OF Nebraska: Conroy. OF sew
York; Gardner, OF New Jersey, .lon-.-
son and sharp, OF Ohio, Barclay. COOP
er and Burke, OF Pennsylvania; Martini
Of South Dakota, and plumley, OF ver-
mont.
William r. Day, justice Of the United
states supreme Court, who is also q
Michigan alumnus. VIII be the prin-
.cpal guest. and 1t Is hoped tc nave
present all those named. Every ct.ort
is being made to make the dlnner ],
memorable event in university annals.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31
Y. III. C.. "A. Athletics

The Rushers got after the Busters in The
Indoor Baseball League game last night, and
when the smoke cleared away and the bal
loen had descended tho score stood 10 to 2,
rather unlncky for tho Hsers. The real as.
ccnsjon took place in Mc NTH and sixth
Innings during which period the Rushcrs
swatted ont ten runs.
The scoro by innngs: n TT
Rushcrs .,......,..........,. o . I O & l-,. -
Hmsters 0 0 o l o. Z
Hattcr!cs-Giilam and II 7. I.cnkc; Lewis
Street aud Forester. Struck ou,--2v on.
Ham u by Lewis, lsby street. 3.
On "Wednesday evening at G:a5 O'Clock the
HustlGrs Will play tho Pushcrs.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31
NEW YORK AMERICANS
GET RENE;LLE'S CONTRACT

New York, January, 3o.Thc New
ork american League club. to-day
received the signed contracts or Pitch
trS larry Ahlcs, who was with san
Anionio last year. ana Of r, III. Re
Seii" las, year with Richmond.
- Nuies IS ,southpaw and led the
cNaa league pitchers III s;:ikcouts
- Hfa&"n while Rcvcllc. right
hahoer held the record In .lle Virginia
Acaguc lon Shut out gamen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31

proper nourishmcnt of all Joints,
muscles, nerves and bones. If you
have Rheumatism, get the uric acid
ont Of the blood by taking S. S. S., a
purely vegetable medicine, and enjoy
freedom from its misery. Book on
Rheumatism and any medical advice
free to all who write.
TUE SWIFT spEc1Flo CO., Atlanta, Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31
BASEBALL. CANDIDATES
ENGAGE IN ROAD wOuIx
Especial to Tho Times pispotch

r,INnccIHT % TIC Times DisDatcl-1
Chariotte lille, Va. January 40
;fDout thirtS-ilNc men have made up
OF Virginia for road work during tbc
past week Only short runs have heen
inauiGed IN as set, Coach Risler wish
before long iaunts are taken. RirIc,.
runs the men fifteen minutes and then
mas them toss the ball for the same
lenGth OF time. In this way stiffness
mat the squad will be greatly in
creased this week LIZ -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31
RHE.lZJ|kAIkT ISM
PAINFUL g. DANGEROUS

Rheumatism is due to diseased
condition Of the blood cells ard cor
puscles, brought about by an excess
OF uric acid in the circulation. It is
not only very painful disease but al
extremely dangerous trouble. The
briny, acrid state of the blood gradu.
ally forms coating over the muscles,
and by depositing cetnent-like sub
stance in the joints frequently ternli-
mates fatally, or leaves its victim a
hopeless cripple. It is natural to
"doctor the spot that hurts, and it is
quite right to use liniments, hot appli-
cations, ETC., to get temporary relief
from painful joint or swollen tendon;
but Rhcum atis1n is not skin disease,
and such things, when depended on
alone make one careless, and the dis
case gets frmcr hold on the blood.
S. IS. cures the disease because it is
the greatest Of all blood purifiers. It
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31

He was none other than W. b. Bradley,
who knew that overy drop of rain which
fell was helping his sodded diamond al
Broad Street Park.
AS matter of fact, the diamond needed
water worse than anything else. 1t wet the
turl through and through and set It,.
James Sullivan is said to lurking in the
tall grass these days waiting to pounce upon
Sonic likely prcying In hiding around Jersey.
That accounts for his silence.
Cheer up. We grubbers after news Rcmen-
her that the Amalgamatcd Order OF Sports
writer's for Virginia is to meet in the gay
est city on earth pretty soon.
Get busy boys and order that spring suit
now, only have 1t maio about six azes too
big. and above oil thing, remember the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31
HUNTING SEASON
CLOSED TO-DAY

Huntsmen should take notice that
the hunting season closes Itndoy for
NJ kinds pf game except ducks. Robins
are az all times protected In Henrico
COUNTY ". j. lNnham. game warden.
ana disciplos Of Nimrod should abide
thcrehN or else become involved in tho
tolls OF the law. ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31
Driscom Retnins Championship.

London. January 3O.--Jem Driscoll,
thcrweisht champion. retained the
English championship in his fight to-
night, With Spike Robinson before tho
National Sporting Club Dri*coll Won
In the seventh round.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31
bristol tn .Ioin Leawuc.

Especial 10 The Times Dispntchl
Bristol Va. January 3o.--Isristol has
raised the necessary money 10 pur-
chase franchise for a park in South
eastern Baseball League the coming
season The park Will be refenccd
and n new grandstand erected and
the season will furnish series OF
good games
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31

hcinie Busch writes that lie knows nothing
al the present time. Just agreed To take :,
saiary from the Petersburg club aud hnsn',
s'arted TO work. But he Will soon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31

goes into the elf
culation, and re-
moves every
particle Of the
irritating uric
acid, builds up
t h e b d
makes it rich
and oily, and in
this way pre-
pareS it for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31
password: "1r take INC same"

nice things about Billy Leary. who has been
signed as ono OF the jumps for tho Virginia
League this season
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31

The football rules committee will meet ir
New York on Friday and Saturday to lister
to the thousand and one suggestions fol
changes in the rules.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31
Shafts rozaa So rtlard
BY G.. MAx,BERT

One man in Richmond enjoyed that steady
downpour Sunday. G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31

The members will be literally overwhelmed
with IDEAS calculated by their orig4nators Il
EeNoiutioniZe the game. but II Is doubtful Il
any radical changes will be made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31

Some OF MY contemporaries arc wonderinp
now 1T Is that Connie Mack gets hold OF so
many good ball players about whom nobody
ever KNOWS anything. Connie Is very long
ON smiles and pleasing words. Also lie
treats his friends good and what is best OF
friends. Therefore tho friends arc wiIlinu
Ing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31

The game last year great Improve
1ncht over that of the year previous TIL.
new rules were radical and naturally som,
ionsh edges were encountered. But tic,
naG me desired effect and essened fatalitic.
and injuries. 81. E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31

Donie Bush, Dctroit's midget got away
win eighty-one passes last season. leading
ne American League, which goes TO show
!hat inc little fellows are still hard to pitch
TO. This is ..Donc's" second year at the ton.
Cobb Is second with sixty-cisht free gifts to
The first station. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31

II VIII do the game a great deal OF harm
II any radical changes are made at the pres.
ent meeting. Coaches and players are jus,
getting familiar with the new rules Next
season better ar;icle OF football Will be
Witnessed because the coaches will know
where they arc at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31

aging minor league ball club. but who had
worked for, Connie that he would rathc,
baseball, and he added that no know man.
minor league managers who felt tho sam.
way. Thores nearly always a reason
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31

Some slight Improvement in the rules re
sa,rdlng the forward pass might be mad,
with advantage, as for instance, not allow
ing the ball TO he passed over tho limo q
scrlinmagc. The value Of tho forward pas
cannot be questioned. but II 1t were 70 b,
mage II would be far less risky and would
not be SO likely 10 react against the team
with tho BALL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31

Georgetown will Gu, out rowing because
OF financial troubles at the school 1t is a
great pity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18

Territories and foreign nations In
addition 10 this. receipts have been
in this country and in Europe is slug
Eish due TO famine ana plague in
China.
American. spinncrs arc curtalling pro-
ducts Texas reports indicate an in
creased acreage. With some cotton al
ready planted. and finally there has
been at least enough rain in Texts to
afford some relief from The protracted
drought in that state. Zig selling has
taken place here for New York, West
crn and southern account: spot trade
at the South and III Liverpool has. as
rule, been reported quiet; bnllish sup
port has been lacking: stop loss orders
have been caught on the way down,
sderably dcmoralized II is true. on
the other hand. that exports have been
large. Bombay receipts have been light.
and livcrp.ol,s spot sales have latter
y increased English buying at New
iork mas within day or two beeD
larger. The Bank Of England ratio Of
discount has been reduced. The New
steadily decreasing. and receipts havo
at times shown some signs or falling
on; IT is generally believed that tho
rally is due after a protractcd decline,
and 1t is worthy OF remark that. de-
spite the fears Of anticipation lcgisla-
ton. membership in the New York
cotton Exchange has latterly been sold
at Sl4,?o0. an advance of 500 over tho
last previous sale. Some believe. too
That the provisions Of the Scot, anti
options are so drastic that there is no
likelihood that the Senate will pass IT,
or. If II does and 1t receives tile cN-
ecutivc approval, that it cannot stand
INC test Of an appeal to the United
states Supreme Court The bill does
not include grain or provisions rs il
passed the House Of Representatives,
ana It IS argued that if 1t is passed by
TIC Senate III lie same shape that ii
VIII be invidious ana Unconstitutional
distinction at the expense Of the cotton
trade OF the country. However this
may pc. the cotton trade has talked.
thought or dreamed Of little else but
ant1-option bills for days, and de!cgu-
Tons IN opposition to the measure have
ncen sent TO Washington by the New
orleans and New York Cotton E,x-
cnarSeS whose very existence IS
threatened by such legislation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
nrmdlstrcct,a Ilenurt

New DIRK. February Observation-Disclosures
to-morrnw Will say:
Retail trade has been hampercd by-
warm IN the South. SOUTHWEST ana
ss'; wills SNOW storms in the East
and Northwest have deferred iistrshu-
ton. thus ncgativing the designed ~
tect OF clearance sales WhoiTsii,
trade has improved I, li,tIo III liz
SouthWcst--morc cheerful thrrn II, I.
neea, than for q long time pastLhtit
BUSINESS as whole IS backward aud,
onEeFS VINO arc now visitine, the crn
..t"i markets arc plircha sing ronecrvn-
utiEtHlN. ms attitude. especially as tap-
, 70 textiles Is PROBABLY cnSen-
asrSd by The unscttlng influences tro-
ated by the recent silarp .IecIin.s IL
NV cotton. While the prospcct or n
late oponins Of the sprinl, scasor T.
also deterrinE factor
IN the IRON and steel market M
seh.Iai tendencies signify gradual Ri,
?iHpSlaniidi hcttcrment Improvement,
- n"'of IN orders for ana .pcciiiC.
'hpnS on flushed goods
oMcn mes as farm machinory. i'm !
plamcn's. seeds and fertilizers arc yni.v
active, which suggests eariy farm ,,.f,.i.
aIld Prnbaoiy moro intensive c,il,iy;,N
ION, |, not increased crop areas onon
ahrlnSliFc weather has favored hIiiiII:
.hE operations. which tend il hnr,,,n,
more actiNe. Railway TRAIN l. irrer9
49, uia, .hougn some roads arc doi1c u.eI,
l,uM o,Etr; ldic cars arc numerous ard
greatly in excess Of last vear Cni'
~, .ottS ON thH whole lag. though some
payments 'tS RipHnPt
!, Business failures for the weok an.
ing FEBRUARY If In tho United 'S,,,n,.
We're 90 against 2nt last wecl, ~,
80 IN inc TX" wocls Of 1910
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
SA HE'D
weekly I,c,iew Of Cotton

New York February l7.--It mas again
been rather dark week for the cot
ton market. Clouds have been gather
nave been widespread that the bill
passed last summer ny thc House OF
Fepres entativcs prohibiting speculative
trading IN cotton futures may ho
PASSED shortly By the United States
Senate. Il was feared that it's passage
would dtsrupt the intricate machinery
or the cotton trade in this country
put the farmer at tho mercy 81 the
simmer and thus bring about much
lower prices than have existed during
the last few Years, especially during
the heaviest pressure OF the market
ing OF the crop say in October No
vember and December. The suspense
Is universal, rs the bill prohibits the
transmission Of messages relating to
speculative trading In futures by telc-
graph, telephone, cable or other means
OF communication belMeen states or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
IN W Y ork
Stock Market


! New York. February ia day or
lnnset,led trading on The Stock EN-
change resulted in material covering
in prices from the effects of yesterdays
selling movements Thc market sold
of at the opening. and quickly rail
lied declined agAin after Il period OF
stiffness, and late in the day advanced
q second time the not result being fair
gains for most Of the active issues.
IN Tx light Of to-GaY'S developments
81 IS believed NAT yesterdays liQuida
Iinn was nrgcipitated in no. small meas
1iia by q series OF bear drives. and that
the selling movement PROBABLY MAS
carried too far. Tho short interest
appSrently is NOW dui1e large and
seems 10 bo composed Of the profess
sicnal element which early in The year
ted me bull movement The stronger
1hus indicated explained It's ability 10
respond readily TO support which was
offered whenever the selling move
snellt gathered Roadway.
In lis nervous state the market gave
more attention 10 reports OF the Sc
lioils Illness az = leading finnncer than
Fpl these rcrarts met with proslpt de-
7ials ana STOCKS with wiicn this iinln-
.ier Is identiNcd We're among the
strongest u the list Reading WAS ;'m
lSay Before i rather violent onslaught
in the afternoon, but shared III the
s-onoral RECOVERY.
tina day ur0agnt forth no develop
lnint az VicW, and 3 period Of uncei'-
Iainty is loukn for ovcl' the Weekend
3end,ilg resumpiin IF si,tings Of the
supreme C'oUr; on Monday.
Missouri Pacifc once more was singled
ont for attention by reason Of its cr-
Tatic course After Selling nj a sub
stRuti3l loss, ii made n ful recovery
iii was reported unotlicially that huge
expenditures as'c to be atit horiIcd ,,v
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
COTTON Markets.

Nrv York Februuiy lf-CcnnIctln. reports
Z esarduE the chancts of the nni!-rut,ircs
lti ia ms Senate caused much irrcEuiarity
~ he coildn market during to-day's
SnS hui generally speaking the ,indert on.
MSS steadier ana prices closed steady al
Jiet at.EabCH az 4{l6 points The Opcrin.
,scHpousa % better cables than expected ana
icn renewal ~ yesterdaY's hi!yins novc-
fu+At- l.di!y rcnoTts Indicating that IN.
Stoit htl Woald prohablY fail 10 pass tic
tif11a;e committee, seemed to help lie mar.
H"i ana wllc there was some iIrcgularity
curing tht nornnE prices gradually Work
if MS Carried inc price % Mas deliveries ny
l:p Hoe pr s. poiuts above the o~ level al
t5fsiarGaY mornlnr, whru the upward move
ls3Hnt Vas chc2itEd ny the realizing at recent
hpScrs o. & traction Following Waehisg
4 t2n adNces. Indicating ihat the scott bill
t~Hs reported bE The committee. although
Eaipns. oHrrlngs became heavier and there
}"as sliarp bisak rsrryin;; pr!ces back 20
iIrhetlraliy 'iitC ciosrg figures OF last night.
II hss oGcap prchaoH f"icctcd nervousness
IGId approximations concerning the Influence
icr Qnnhlctlng reports as 10 tle chances OF
IN. pill hctotc u coti0 ne really disposed or
Iitt ifer than ans gtncral fear az IFS acttialIy
becoming a !a,ei for ceiling did MOI become
aG;.ressiyt and the market IN The late trad
irs talicd scY%rG! points from tte lowest
urdcl reuc"Cd covering with lie close sen
months Tha tnio Sight figures proved q Iii.
Tic lGaYier nan expected. and there was a
+ eonlpafatYclg hmal loss Of stock III the
connisd interior Towns bu; "pinnecs' ,akinss
Sor thA wraE made fairly liberal show
lug. and 5nutlarn spot adviccs continued
reneratig bp5iiyh IS 10 onai;;ons IN TIC in
tertor. Southern sppl markets az oritiaIy
rcportc ri carly w5re i.c ioWer 10 i.c nit,heT.
Kenerslly iinchargtd 10 SO h!eher
Ell Receipts ~ Lie poi,s to-day were a575
ba!ss againsi :s.4s2 last week and isalS bsie-
las; year For the week f&J ~, bdios scsi,s,
$hTs.iIa iaai wcek and 1885, fast vcar To-
fAay's tcceip'a 81 Sow orleans 1853 baIes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
SEw YORK PRODUCE M,pnrr

Sew YORK Fehriary i7Floul- oniet and
unsettled Eye Flour and observation-disclosures
NucltMh"at l'lcur ana Cnrnncal--Steady.
Rye pnll. Barley Firm. Whea;-WcalI.
10. rcd. :iisc elevator and as,c Z. o. b.
ni'o"i. Futures closed al '.Tlc. not decline.
May. 81, ih 3-lGc. July closed al Sc Corn
steady: new No. ., Size, E. o. h. anoat
fGiufes closed isc, no, higher. May ts%sc
oats--Steady Futures closed nominal.
Beef and Iard--stcady. rnliow-Cniet
Petroleum and rurrcntine--Sicady Rosn--
Firm Moasscs and Rico-Stcady. sugar
Raw. firm, refined quiet. Coffee Futures
closed iirm az not advance of ii T. points
Spot. quict Rio 10 :. 1sc. Santos No 4
&c: mild. nominal: Cordova lS9. a i5a,c
Suti"r-- HnsN. creamery extras. oct. n g7iac ,
dp. thirds "a lSc Cheese steady and an
changed Legs Firm; fresh gathered So
cctcd extras IStaUI9;ac: do fret, l76il7i.c
~" seconds, l54 &c. do dirtics No J. IL (.
40, : i''2,, refrigerator FIRST. laiS n tie. do
seconds lNi9c; state Pennsylvania and
nearby hcnncrv white Maic; do gather
81 whitc y q 23c do h"nnery. browns l.a
.ee. do, gathered. brown and mixed f71sIi
, iac: western altered, whitcs 21ua3c Poia-
toes. EASY. Cabha gcs--Dull prices nnchaur.
40 Frcishts and Pcanuis-trnchansc
G6tinns.cd oil was arm and easy on covcr-
ins; o' shorts and new speculative buying.
REPORTS OF crude together with scattcred
selling ~ Local longs Futures closed {
points higher 10 ! lower. February. d.7jf
GIL; March. 6.5Sn SIS: April. 67sFitS0. Msy
t.SQH6SI; juno, dSsG6Ge; prime crude SIS n
$50 prime Summer yellow. e7on 500; prime
I winter loiow. 7oo9Tto; prime s,,i.,n-.
i.Whirc. GSSyiI.cn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
WcckI,. SfnffsiIcs

Liverpool, February 17.-The fol-
tics:
Imports. all kinds 10000 bales. i'm.
ports American. $500 bales: stock.
an kinds. i.31.,ooO bales: stock. Amcri.
can. 1.1S2.0oo bales. American, for-
,warded 5000: total exports II 500
Total sales. al kinds. $4,000 hales.
total sales. American. 100: English
spinncrs takings, $1,000: total .xi5orts
Loo Gnantity anoat, all kinds. 27l.
opo; quantity aiioat. American. PHI. 900.
io,a sales on speculation. $500; total
sales 10 exporters, 1900
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
Leaves xioo,ooo ~ rr.I,,,.

-, 49, NO, FehrlarY l7-The
"iil Of Mrs. Agnes Barnum. proba,ed n
layton, ST. Louis county. ves,ard.,,
"eHncaths approximately 100000 10
a,fichpishop I. j, Glenno- willie cam
I.ir gharltles and relatives are rcnlaIn
NUN who died February p Vac ~
Wldo" OF Thomas ]. Barn,,m. vh,,
"alaIScn a fortune in operating stos,a
coaches in tho West
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
NAVAL SroREs

rren,ine--stcady at ss,rc rcceipts ( ras,;.
hos'n-S'nady at $50; receipts So barrels
1ar--Firm at $40. rcceipis III barrels. crude
ba rrcis o'''e :
savannah Ga. February l7-Turpentinc--
,rn ~ S'i.r,: les - casks: receipts +,
casks: shipments 40 casks: Stool, y 5sr -.
tNosin,-Firn sales 73s barrels: receipts "a
barrels. Quote: Il. SI,1els
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
short Weight put,cr Sol,

yt-i,,,,nn -. Z" Nc Ilmcs- DIsnAich. m
tiEatlons by tho police tod, -o,,ns "
tc TACT that no, only eleven ni,,,ca
nnttrr IS being sold hero hv co,,i,t !.
iphe a FER sixteen ounce prints. bit
-, sntne OF II contains largo pjocoe
Or apple ana Iron wnirhts i1a,e
-, -. i hcr mas announced his Intention or
prosecuting violators of the law
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
PEANUT MAp11rr

'sE'FoFt'd by KodgefS. McCahc < COZ
c,nrsplrS. Va. February i7-rcaluts-
HnlsF-Tfirin NJ Si.c2is pc hushei: receipts
1917 ~ ~ >ltsinlas-Firm at q i,,c for nint.
pos - H"fsc Tor fancy handpickcd: am
2::eE ior machine picked y. a Sc Tor sheil-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

chicago IN. February ia fresh low
}Seord for ting season was made to-day IN
the prise OF ahcai. Every option sold cheap
q IMAM st any time previous for The cron
Closing figures were 1i.c, TO liaa la.c under
iast night In corn tho outcome was q loss
q y s. oals finished unchanged to n
shade OF, and provisions To eis13c advance
INC leading futures ranged as roiIows:
OpcT. llish Low Close