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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-18

Miss Ida Shove. 402 North Fourth
street, was hostess Wednesday even
ing to about twenty fvs young people.
entertaining Informally in honor OF
Miss Edna May Tilton. OF Chicago,
who II guest Of Miss Florence Hop-
kins Some spent the evening with
cards. and a general good time was en-
joyed. Vocal solos were given by Mis-
Triton, Mr.. Ross salisbury, and M.
Henry Shove. Jr. The hostess served
two-course lunch. assisted by Misses
Marie and Dorothy 9Acye, anA Mrs..
Henry Shove, j.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-18
For repairins 3swslry. Hodges.

For repairing jswelry. Hodges.
Dr.. Billiard. ostsopath. IL West Main.
pits From the London Music Halls"
Colonial tonight.
Fresh catfish It Isaacson's for Fri
day. Phone ~.
Mr.. A. r. Balch was in Des Moines
today on business.
Try Culleny's blend Of 5o-cent tea
for iced or cold tea.
Peaches by the basket at Reynolds
& Sheldon's grocery.
Rev. b. F. Martin spent the day in
Grinnell on business.
Now working at PA East Main.
Julian and Smith. BARRIERS.
New eating apples. fancy pineapples
and blueberries at Culley's.
Let Isaacson be your meat man.
Phone 1871. Prompt delivery.
Let Isaacson be your meat man.
Phone 1s1. Prompt delivery.
DR.. Ralph Keyser, physician and sur-
geon. over Mcbride & Will drug store.
-
Simkins & Estel, undertaking par
lors, 21S East Main. Ambulance service.
The st. Elizabeth Society will at
tend the funeral Of Mrs. O'Brien in q
body.
Have your family recipes filled by
your experienced druggist, Henry Seig.
118 West Main.
Isaacson will have a special sale OH
hams and bacon for Friday and Satur-
day only. Phone 131.
All interested in organizing Roose-
welt club, meet in the east court room
at 8 o'clock tonight.
Isaacson will have a special sale on
hams and bacon for Friday and Satur-
day only. Phone 131.
DIR. and Mrs. G. A. Mershon, of Lis
1.tA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-18

All those interested in the election
OF Theodore Roosevelt for president
are invited to attend the meeting at s
O'clock tonight in the east court room.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-18

The preliminary work for the Roose-
welt county convention Saturday is to
be started tonight at s o'clock in the
east court room. All progressives of
all narfies invited
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-18

Mrs. Ed Amblad and babe. Of Min
neapolhs. arrived in the city Thursday
to visit for about a month at the home
of the formers mother, Mrs. Anna
Olson, and other relatives. Mr.. AM
blad expects to come to this city next
week for q stay of few days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-18

In celebration Of her 18th birthday
anniversary Miss Marie Riley was sur
prised Wednesday evening at the NJ.
Riley home, 1101 Turner street, by
twenty one of her girl and boy friends.
who presented her with pretty re-
membranes Of the occasion. Various
games contributed to good time. and
Mrs. Riley, assisted by Mrs. Bert Will
son, served light refreshments.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-18

For sale-My seven-room modern
residence at zoe South Second street.
Full lot, fenced for poultry, plenty Of
fruit All in good repair. Call at above
number or address w. H. Wilson. care
Times.Republican
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARkrT.

Saw y9rx. January 22-F!ouE-F..m and
Aigher. spring patent .i.pISp. winter
str4!ghts, ss:yr 80 Rye F.oGr-S;eady.
BugkwAeai F!our-Ft:tn C9rn:ueal--F'irn.
aye a.d Bar.ey-og!si. waeai-Flrn; 30.
: red, ssac. elevator. erpor; basis and sLoi@.
= May, Si.b a-!6c.: July. ;i.Gi. Corn
spot steady; export. Tis.c T. o D. anoat.
Futures nominal. Oe,s-Spo: .tesdy; nat
u-al white ano white c!rptd. sac SIC. on
track. Futures nominal
Pork and Eee:-s,eady. Cut quiet;
lard-Easer: cornpound steady. Tal!ow-
stead "ool-S,eaay. Rosln and TUFpcU-
i!He-Cuie;. R!ce-Firm Nolas,es-StGady
Sngar-ns1 fteadyi rehned. IRA! Coffee
Fuiures closed steady, net unchanged TO :
points lower. aIo:. quiet: RIO. 30 :. iic.
49,. q l'i4c. nominal. Bu;tsr-un,ct;led. Eggs
--StreGy. Chsese-Firm.
Pothtoet-flrm; Bermuda. per oar. =. 40
$40; Maine. IN bulk pc: 10 pounds. $500
go STATE do. S2.& Long Island, bar
rel. S3aoG+ry. EurOpean, y: pounds, ;2.Tpg
80; damaged, !ZH92n J.rsey sweets.
baskot, sl@51l.>. CaNpa xHs-st sady; red.
ton, ;91 $50. DaniEh reed. S2:I3l.tp; 40
inest!c. 1!tB 100. FreIgh;s-Stsady; cotton
Liverpool, 5itd; grain 10 Lonson. ga 4izd.
Pennuts-Easy. fancy hsntp!cked. Virginia.
.5I6.c.
The co,ronseed oil market va. inactive,
but steady with reluers the best buyers.
owing to small offerings OF crude oil from
the South. closinE prices wore unchanged
10 poin, net higher. January, 5.3JQ5.3i.
s5tSa 81: May. $50 j@: prime crude, 1854
40: prime summer yellow. G.3Da5i5; primo
winter yellow. 5t9a1t1. prime Sunme.
whT,4, 6.Ood so.
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pleinel to than the theory Of corn

piainel to than the theory of corn
raising.
The prize winners are Gus Turpes,
l54 bushels. He received wagon.
given by a Lynchburs arm. Henry
Oder received a gold watch. Thomas
Owen, Pierce Oder and Henry Oder re-
coired a trip 10 Richmond over tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. Twont: ..
dollars in cash vas distributed. besides
these prizes, to tins four highest yields
at least cost by the Virginia Carolina
Chemical Company
II Is quite significant fact that OF
all the boys In tho corn club. all but
two are members OF the Agricultural
High School. This proves the adran-
taRes of such schools to the county.
Three years ago there were enrolled
only i26 pupils. with three teachers
Since agriculture and manual aud do
ncstic arts have been added. there a..
now SO pupils, with ten teachers
Pupils are coming from all sections of
the county and quite Il few from othc:
counties-onc even from Richmond, and
two or three from other States Al the
school there are regular organized
classes In agriculture, domcrtlc art
etc. There is four-year cour.c. sit
uated on the school grounds and near
by is the subeXpcriment station, TO
which the students have easy access
In this manrer the country hny can
set frae of cost good and practical
knowledge OF farming
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.CORN-GROWERS
RECEIVE P RIzES
Especial to rhe Tlmes-p!spatcb.l

AppomattoX, Va, January 22.-Thc
AppomattoX Boys Corn Club has just
completed the work OF the year. aud
the workers have received their re-
wards. The club. consisting of eish-
teen boys, most Of whom are students
at the AppomattoX Agricultural High
school made fine record. The aver
asa yield per acre was seventy bushels.
al an average cost OF about 20 cents
per bushei. Those who arc members
and their yield. are as follows: Gus
Turhes. 49, bushels; Henry Oder. la9
bushels; Thomas Owen, 90 bushels:
Pierce oder, 81 bushels; Thomas
Turnes S1I- bushels; Wilmer Smith,
10 bushels: Ot,oway O-Brien. 60 bush
els Ernest Woodbridge. 60 bushels:
Richard Smith, 81 bushels; Alfred
O'Br!en. 30 bushels; Sam Harvey. 80
bushels: Adam Clements, 81 bushels;
Thomas Caldwell, "a bushels: Ernest
smith. 80 bushels; Russell IShb!tt, Ga
bushels; Royal Hancock, IS bushels:
ana Thomas Abbitt. so bushels.
These young men range In ages from
eiSht TO seventeen years. The work
was done ny them. and they carried
out the Instructions given by the De-
partment OF Agriculture. Once a week
Professor Crawley. of the Agrioul-
iural High School, drilled them in a
special class on the principles and ex-
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Grnvntt Decline, cnll

Especial to The Times Dispa tch.1
fredericksburg, Va, January .2.-
pr. John J. Gravatt, Jr.. of Rapldan.
mas declined the call recently rendered
nun to become rector of tho t:p'scopal
church at Covlnston.
The handsome residence Of sidney
rect IN M'ddleseH county, was de-
sIoEea by ire few nights ago to-
Ecthcr with large quantity Of valu
able furniture and rare PAINTINGS
Nothing was saved The loss was cstI-
mated at 10000. which was partly
covered by insurance
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Is Whitchousc an
nounce approaching marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Susie e. Whitchouse. 20
las. T. Gourley, of Baltimore The
ceremony will take place at the home
OF the bride on Thursday, January 20.
at noon.
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York
Stock Market

New York. January 22.--Aftcr thci,
brief rise Of last week, stocks became
heavy to-day. LOSSES We're not large
Union Pacific. Lchish Valley, United
states Steel American Smelling. and Il
few others showed declines of point
or more At the dow quotations Of the
day. but In Il majority of cases the
movement was narrower. Shortly be-
fore the close there was an improve
mcrt, which partly compensntcdS for
the earlier recession. but the tone
uf tho market as whole was re-
dictionary.
The action Of the market disappoint-
I'd hopes for a continuation to-day OF
upward movement. which had made
conSide ra bic Roadway ut the close Of
last week. Expectations OF a further
iSc were prcdicated upon the recent
expansion IN the demand for bonds,
such an increase In tho investment in
quiry frequently having been fore
runner OF an increased absorption of
stocks. Trading in bonds continued on
n heavy scale the total Of the days
transactions being one of the largest
Tor several months.
The heaviness OF the market to-day
was attributed largely to profit taking
sales,
United states Steel was subjected TO
Vigorous drives from the bears. Some
ut the selling was based upon reports
that developments uufnvorabic to the
Steel Corpora ton were cNncctcd soon
at Wusliirg tor Uuiou Pacific also
WIS under pressure
Among the stocks which advanced.
Great Northcrn preferred. with u gain
uf IS. was mos, conspicuous. The
fertilizers came in to prominence
again.
Unless there is some change which
cannot be forcsccn. il is regarded AS
probable that case in the money AZ
Sew York will continue for some time.
liz the bond market, trading was
broad and confident. Total sales par
value, s6,$fe,ooo. Panama rs declined
is on call.
Total sales 500 shares, including
4. G. l. GOO; G. & o. $500; l. a. N.
500; y. & ". 800; Reading. $500:
Southern Ry., 900; Tennessee Copper,
Zoe; L. p. $500: L. $. steel, 6s,5oe;
Va. Car. Chem. 1900.
Sew York January o2.--CloSe prime
mercantile paper, - 10 per cent.
sterling Exchange, firm with actual
business III bankers' bills at +S4 Toy
SIAiy days bills and at iS7.25 for de-
inard. Commercial bills. is3 IL. Ear
silver >, 81. Mexican dollars, IS.
.duney or cali steady, ga: IL per
cent; ruling rate, > IL: closing bid,
. ~: offered at = Is: Time lcans,
steady sixty days = 5l2no sd. and
ninety days. = sin months, -.
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NAVAL. STORES.

Wilmington, y =. January 2.-Spirits
Iurpent'ne--Stsndy: receipts casks. Rosin
Steady Mt $50; receipts barrels. Tar
firm ut $50: receipts barrels. Crude
Turrcn tlnc-Firm AT s2.Dpi.So; receipts {
barrels.
Savannah. GA. January ":.-Tu-pcnt!ne-
Last quotation. f'a, 81 zoe; receipts lS5 casks
shipments 1850 casks: stock c:.s,S casks
kosin--t'irm: sales i.r.G hnrrels: receipts
=" barrels; shipments $50 barrels: stock
l!'lH' barrels. Quote: u. ss,55.
charleston. :. e.. January - -Turpentinc--
Nothing doing. ltoSir-Ftrm. ouotc: ~
T. =. S6.i1i.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT or RICHMOND. JANUARY -.

PORT OF RICHMOND JANUARY - i.t..
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon. Haru.y. Norfolk ,ner-
chandtse and passengers Old Dominion Line
steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk mel Z.
chandisc and passengers. old Dominion
Line.
steamer Hampton Roads. Graves. Norfolk
and James River landings. merchandise and
passengers Virginia Navigation Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Tiarney. Norfolk. ner-
chandIsc aud passenger. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, incr-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion
Line.
steamer Hampton Roads Graves. Norfolk
and james River landings mercandtse and
passengers. Virginia Navigation Company.
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RICHMOND uAY MARKET.
CATTLE MARKETS.

chicago III, January e2.-Cattle-Rcceip,s
-:'"9 head Market generally los lower
ihan Saturday. Beevcs. siS9qi s 10: Texas
steers, s:'98 e.S5 Western stccrs. s.S0s,7 rs
heitcrs, s-.?j $50; caves s5a,me:n H..
hertipts 3o." head. Market slow "A; Toe.
decline from Saturda" Light, HGD.s.i9;
miheG SENT 25; h"4yy. Si.s5:iG2j rough,
ts'.2 900; ri2s, St.25 $50; hulk OF sales
s1'p 20. sheep Receipts 5000 head Mar
yet steady. Native. s34;e47o; western.
s$.s"l 10: y"ar.ngs, siGr95.s5: lambs. ma,
i've |i994.H9; western. ;5a5S5
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CHICAGO GRAIN M.RkEr.

Ch!caso, Ill. January :2.-It wss nip aGd
tLck to-day in wheat, Cables wer. on the
side OF buyers but the United States -isib!c
supply statement showed Il big decrease in
the total. AS a result there wns ID nervous
IRREGULAR fn!gh. varying from 1g4r. nc;
lover 10 sc advance, Corn ciosed Agi,c.
under Saturday night: oats unchanged 10
ti9 &c, down. and hog products the same a,
torty-eiEht hours before to co. G.c.!ne
Tie leading futures to-day ranged az ,ol-
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-'cW loFk, JhnunTy .-BccVcs-Ncceipt.
$50 hsad Market lower Steers s. 5OSy
80: bulls i*95:5' cows. s:fi5so Calves
Receipts 1853 head. choice veal. about
steady. others - q -. lower. Veals $40
1879: few choice. SO. O no; culIs .5as50:
BARNARD calves, $50 40: westerns "a sou
SO sheep ana Lambs-Eecelp,E 49, head
SAeep .5c lower. Choice lanbs etcady:
r4.!s s:9:51: lambs. s4.55GGT5; few choice
y; eu!is, $50 i.5? HoEs-rcccip,s a70a mead
Market !o"eF at is.2585n: pigs. Es.io4t2n
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DRY Goops MAEkEr.

New York. January ca-The cotton good.
market holds steady with arm undertonc
on gray goods. Cotton yarns arc nrmer and
higher. Percales huve been revised about
i=e yard. Flannclcttes are being priced
FOR fan OF i9. basis o. Ii.c for Swiss
ilanncls.
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DISBURSEMENTS 1911 0i''So 20
commonwealth OF Virginia,
Second Auditors Once,
richmond Va, Dec II Io,t

DISBURSEMENTS, 1eli.
On order OF the County Court OF AL
bemarle and approved by the Board OF
Education:
Jan. $40 r. d. Fulton, su-
perintendent, for current
and other expenses. ....... $4,000 90
Jan. ST. r. B. Fulton. su-
perintendent, for current
and other expenses. ....... s,lo6 40
Feb ITO r. B. Fulton, su-
perintendent, for current
and other expenses, 1910 60
March 1T. r. B. Fulton SUI
perintendent, for current
and other expenses, $3.50 O4
April ITO r. b. Fulton. su-
perintendent, for current
and other expenses........ 6,9SS 46
May 3-To r. d. Fulton, SUI
perintendent. for current
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ssNe-; No. 8 red. &aTc No ? hard a.
si@; No. hard e57N; No horth.rn.
nT Si.ii: No, northern. siH61.e: No !
northern. f.hal.m; 10. sprinE. a7a;i.m;
ycivnt char. .o1sLm; durum. eA1;,m
Como. g. S@s. GC1i.c.; 80 .hit.. s,l. m
e@sc.i No. yellow. s3Vtai.c. 80 4 Git5 :,
, Is: No. white, 5?d52Nc: No ycIlno
GAu sac. oa;s-No. !. ieii q J9s. Eo
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PETERSBURG pEANUr MARKE.

,p'...,'N. v. ~ i'E't- y a NNNNf. a.
petersburg. Va. January c2-PcanutS.-
sPanieh-Firm; small Spanish, fac. per
hnehel: Jumbo spanish. Ssc. per buslIel
NirSinias-Firm: Fancy Jumbo, iT4Ec. per
pound; fancy hand picked. 2sc. per pound :;
extra prime. 3Sc. per pound; prime. S,sc.
per pound: machine picked 3G3,5c. per
pound; sheiltnS stock :is q Sc. per pound.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks il New York
Sales. Stock.

Ais Chalmers ........
loo Ais Chalmers, pfd......
800 AmalSumated Copper :.
GO Amer. -Agri. Chem, com.
1.&J Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
300 American Can :.
$50 American eau, pfd.....
800 Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car aud Foun.. pfd
1850 American Cotton Uil.....
American Linseed OIL.
American Locomotive =.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd. :.
200 Amer. Malt CO., pfd.. >.
ECO american Smelling ......
American Sugar ........
ESQ Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
f25 American Tobacco, com.
Gd6 American Tobacco. pfd.
!JI Anaconda Copper
i242 Atchison
go Atlantic Coast Line. >.
= y. c. l. of Connecticut.
100 Baltimore ana Ohio...
800 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
lW Central Leather, conn.,.
otp Canadian Pacific ..........
2,6S Chesapeake and Ohio....
100 Chicago Great Western.
200 Chi, Mil. and st. Paul.
- Crucihlc Steel Cor, com.
40 Crucible Steel. pfd..
al Chicago and Northwest.
Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and southern.
$50 Consolidated Gas ........
LOO Delaware and Hudson.
40 Den. and Rio Gran, com.
1879 Den. and Rio Gran, pfd.
100 Distillers' Sec. Corn.
S,6H Erie
40 Erie. LIST pfd................
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd..
80 General Electric .....
$50 Great Northern. pfd....
900 G'eat Northern ore ctfS
Illinois Central .........
..!Se Intcrborn-M Met. ............
800 lntrrboro- Met, pfd.....
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Live Fcu.t-y-Turi:eys very low and hard
to se'! a. Any price They are not wanted
Ch!cEenE s:ll Asas a5eu: so.e4y.
Dressed tou.;Ty-T arG-ys lower and dun
Market vr.f!eGdtd and wanted. Don't
sh!9 any more uni!! ADVISED
Erss-F-.:n STOCK ver: active q, the de-
cl!re.
csne-Resa!.s very sc;,s. wns turkey.
scarce and active.
Br:tet-FEesa s;oc. very scarce sEd hard
- get.
Lave s,oez-vesi. and hogs IN good. &C.
;.,e d=mzao. sheeP. lambs acd cett. .air-
~ zCt!ve.
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Baltimore. Md. January 22-whca,-Ma--
ke; steady; spot. contract, N%c Corn
FIRM; spot. contract. soc. Oats--Tir,n; No.
white, SuooiEc. Rye-Firn; No. = west
ern, domestic, 81 lOi.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
BPoww sH1pp1Nc-Nnw

Eichmond. Va. January =. ial@.
Following are quotations the Hlch-
n!onc Tobacco Exchange.
npnrnN. rIrrDn1A.o Ann,
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RICHMOND GRAIN MAnkEr.

Richmond, Va. January ~ 1912
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS on CHANGE
WHEAT-CaT lots.
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white. to,igtic,; No. white. 4e,, Il so,. q.
ard, 90 n ;eicc.
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Rankrupt Rattft8.
NOTICE or FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.


I, ,,1 II the nat matter sn ef I No. -.
Err AND WATER CO.,
Bankrupt. uptcs.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
To the creditors Of ASHLAND GAS.
SEWER AND WATER CO, of Ash
land. In the county of Hanover and
district Observation-Disclosures:
Notice Is hereby given that on the
9Th day, of January. a; D. 1919.
ER AND WATER, CO, ny vas ". duly
my office, Room 1928 Mutual Building.
meeting Of creditors will lr be hsld at
FEBRUARY, a. D. 1912. at 10 O'clock
in tho forenoon. at which time the
said creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint trustee. examine the
bankrupt. and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
1# C.. J.. CARDWELL.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
January ~. 1912
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.P"t Nn'tNH cIVE6u 0uIot; fnidd.Inr uplandg
.,t n!dd!.ns gui: 30. sNles l,5e9 haes.

onitoH 4ule' nddlmg. so. yross re-.
ctpis ~! bales, sales 1870 paIes: stock.
lrr''" h.ies. eH.or, 20 Great Britain. 4.ns
hoics 10 thr Continent. 30 bales: Co.strtsn
-Gsi bales 10 Japan. 10 bales
l"'t, i"-nny 81 all por;s-Nc, receipts.
t'y'' haIFs' export 10 Great Britain, 70 81
aa4tN. !" 'he Continent. g3,hNs bals. 20
iapan y. bales: STOCK, l,;32i6 bales
consolidated ~ 81 purrs-Nct rccc!pts
e','%5 oAirs: e&goF. t" Great Britain. 4i,9.g
y@,osi 70 thc Continent 52.2i. bales: TO
foia! s!nr" September IA, al, por,s-ye,
.rc"'rts, 1-"'ts*t bales, expert 20 C;ro,t
Hr.iaiH $1,000 palss TO France. 7D;,sS1
tii's ip n. Continent. COLTS oa.cs. 10
'APHn' -r5rsl: bales; to Mexico. i.3J. bales
Sew Orleans, January 2..-co,,o, ,y,,-..
9'"u"d steatH ~ decline Q! t@S noint.
N' ma rE"t closed s'caGy. I po!n, ~ ~ ;,
points dooa compared With satu-any,.
r'"sr Aftrr tie close the inarka, HAD an
'"st pndcripnr. Around thu inidc!. o. IN.
M2rnl"r scaiTinE shorts took pron,s VIZ,
''h4e months we're 4 points down. SOM
ih"S 0uNshS entered go market also .rs q
'tr"hS'r tone developed. despite .Iz,s n, =
increase in the movements md reb,r., 49,.
ton was hcinE offered as A -esii, y. 49,.
ger "ettAsr IN the cotton belt IN ~. =,
'"Tnoon inc market developed assj,J,1ai
'ittaSth on n'a"rate trading. sns tho So
was s'e1dE Spot cotton stea5v re an,
Hlaailns tr.i"c. Sale. on me .nn. en-,
balet hnL 80 20 arriv. Jhrv.yy sfs, NJ
tuaEy, 80: March. Isl: May s.x. J,i 80.
AuEus'' tffi October, 40 '''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-23

Jan. $40 ". !. ataupin.
clerk OF Albemarie county,
for work for Miller Manual
Labor School, OF .Albcmarir.
Jan. ITO Joseph LcAIasu-
rier. notary. for taking ac-
acknowledgement of John Il.
Dew. Seond Auditor, and Az
such secretary Of the Miller
Hoard. TO his report OF the
Miller Fund OF lg1u...
Feb. TO the Daily ProHrcss
Tor publishing repor; OF
WV
Feb. Ito Tircs- Dispatch
foc printing repor, 1905
1909 .......
To John q. Dew. Second Aud
i,or. for payment Of | per
cent. due him, Us provided
in samuel Miilcr's will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-23
State Of virginia. city Of Richmond

tc-wit:
I. sJoseph LeIasurier. a notary public
in and for the city aforesaid, in the
State of Virginia, do certify that John
ex- oflcio Secretary Of the Miller Manual
Labor school Of Albemarlc. whose name
is signed to the foregoing report, has
acknowledged the same before me and
has made oath that the statements con-
tanned in said report are true to the
best of his knowledge. and belief
Given under my hand this Sth day OF
January, 1912.
JOSEPH LIE MAsURIER.
Notary Public.
My commission expires February 10,
1919
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-23

and cash in tire. sur5'.
On which all annu II inter
est may DC relied on Of
s79.igl.l0. 1t VIII be sccn
by the statement Of re-
ceipts and disbursements
on account of income that
there Is in the treasury
TO the credit of the FUND
in cash. $3.50. ............
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-09-21

Wheat was firm Friday, cn low
temperatures ~ CANDIDA manjaula-
ton hv the bull crowd in Chicago,
"a report that BULGARIA had prohibit
ed the export Of WHEAT oats arA
other feed products until Nov. IA,
and in sympathy with a strong mar
ket in corn.
The coarse vrain was bullishly in
fiuen6cd by low Temperatures over
.thc corn bolt, and indications Tor
frost A. report of the Etchison
railroad nlacinr the crop IN Kan
sas at $4,000. 600 bu, or 20.000,-
900 bu. under the recent govern
n.ent report, and lower estimates on
the total yield by so-caIled experts
helped the buying oats were
steady to higher, along with the
,other grains
Tho Iivcrnool whoat market
tsepanaed 7''iet bst steady Nth peices
/ u q. l3TGL-. There WIS some sap
mort on the steong losing IN Hueuos
Ayres Yesterday and the oNening
strength in Paris with fto6dier
cargo offers These. however, were
Offset by the continued favorable
weather in the United Kingdom
lower English country markets aud
larger native offers oil improved
quality World shipments are ex-
nected to equal those Of lest weak
and Manitoba cNers are larger and
cheaper, with favorable crop devel-
Iopments both in the United States
and Canada.
LiverDool corn opened unchanged
70 Mf higher md later advanto1
# A e 3sd, with Scptemh'er ldh1ing
There vas in improved spot demand
.and shorts covered on the scarcity
|of tenders. Argentine shipments
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-09-21

are lighter, and Dauubian offers are
SC to &c higher
Liverpool wheat futures closed un-
changed; corn, unchanged to Ad
up. Paris wheat, lie to S3sc up
latter on sentemhor; flour, &c to
q c up AatErrp wheat -a low.
af Berlin M up and B4danoet.
9ac up.