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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-21

tingueshed guests from Washington and from Texas For offensive fight ing the Texas will be the superior or any warship yet designed for a for eign navy. In her main battery she will carry ten fourteen-inch breech loading rifles of the latest and most improved design. These guns will be mounted in pairs in electrically con trolled elliptical turrets situated on the centre line of the ship. It will be possible to fire all ten of these rifles on either broadside, thus giving this ship the most powerful broadside fire of any battleship in the world, as she is the first to be equipped with fourteen inch rifles, the other Dread naughts of the navy carrying twelve inch rifles.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-21
Disconeertinu.

A prominent English clergyman once congratulated an old lady on her bray cry in fighting her way to church against a terrible tempest, but received the disconcerting reply, My husband gets so crossgrained after meals that have to get. out of his way, so might as well go to church"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-21
Snow carIand..

Curious ropes of snow that form on window lodges, tree branches, etc, at temperature near freezing point have been brought to notice by Dr. Karl Kassner as "snow garlands.' One of these ropes photographed on the building of the Meteorological in. stitute in Berlin was four inches in thickness. and was suspended by the two ends, the distance between the points of support being three and three quarters feet and the vertical sag about one and one-half inches.e The snow on the little projection of the wall, it is supposed, was warmed by the heat of the building, when the middle slipped down and, being thus removed from the source of heat, froze again.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-21
HeroId Her. {.

A, middle aged governess on arriving at new situation was formally intro duced to the family, and the next morn ing Master Tom," the hopeful of the family, said to her, Miss Parker, are you Leghorr or Cochin China?'' ssWhy do you ask such an extraordinary ques- tion? ?' she asked.
 Because" answered the boy, "I heard dad say to mummy after you left the room last night that you were no long CT chicken
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-21
tion. win it go from bad to worse?

O. S. Q. V I know young woman who is now teacher of physical culture, when about 20 she developed a lateral cur vature of the spine. I put her on a severe course of physical exercises and inside of one year she was per fectly straight and in better health there is way. You can be straight ened if you will to be. and then prac- tice regularly and vigorously the prop CT exercises. Osteopathy would help but you must do most of the work.
 A horizontal bar is one of the re- quisites. Of course, it will grow if you do nothing to hinder it from so doing.
 DR DAVID H. REEDER.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-21
Deeds and Motives.

Let the motive be in the deed and not in the event. Be not one whose motive for action is the hope of re. ward.-Kreeshna.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-21

John-As cur engagement is to be secret, won't give you an engagement ring at present. Joan-Oh, I could wear it on my right handl
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-21
Used to It.

'Why, man, you have no sense of numor. When first heard that joke laughed till my sides ached."
 50 did I.'-Christian Advocate
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-21

Mrs. Arthur Crane of Carroll ave- nue, gave novelty shower for Miss Clara Hurd of Waterbury, who is soon to marry Mrs. Cranes brother. Arthur H. Wright.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-21
solvinu a Difficulty.

We like to give in the sunlight and to receive in the dark.--Senn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-21
CLUB NOTES.
Dear Doctor:

Dear D0ctOr:
 Kindly inform me if there is any cure for lateral curvature of the spine. State the effects of it, and if there is nothing done to relieve this condi-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-21

Wednesday, June 5, at high noon. Is the date set for the wedding of Miss Myra Estelle Wooster to MT. James Orton Buck
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-21

Miss Alice Burr entertained the St. Mungo Giee Club. Saturday evening. at her home In State street. This is q new club with a number of mem- bers who are musically inclined.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-21
CHARITIES BOARD.
 MATINEE SESSION
Clerk 0'NeiPs Report Shows $3,O0o Saving
MISS LAWN HAS RESIGNED
Ambulance Surgeons Petition
 For Pay Increase Referred

Significant igures-doubly interest," ing in view of wholesale charges of extravaganza and mismanagement- are submitted to the Board of Chari- ties by Clerk Dennis E.. O'Neil, in an annual report recapitulating the work of the department for the fiscal year ending March 31. He shows that a saving of more than 5000 has been effected in the big hospital expendi- lures the department is called upon to make annually and that this saw ing has been made possible by "a les sening of the money spent in each of the half dozen public institutions where public charges are. sent.
 The figures are striking refutation of the charges of laxity brought by the Russell Sage foundation investf- gators. ..a
 Following is a schedule of the fig ures for the two fiscal years, 1910-1s11 and 1Q11-1q12. p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-21
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Eddie Schread defeated his brother, John IF. Schread, in the final game of the Edks' tournament at Elks' Home, last night, by score of 150
 Saturday afternoon Mrs. F. l.. Will der gave a linen shower in honor of Miss Evelyn <Lewis. who is to be a June bride.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-21

armer Want Ads 1c a word
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

$e~ York. January Isl .our quiet. but
Ruckwhca; aour-ouie; Ilye-Easicr BAR
ieS-Steady.
whea,-ou!e,; No /: rcd, ss.e. elevator.
expor; basis and si.oi (: .. T. ahoat Fu-
lures sc. ne; iopcr May. .ni SIS: July.
S.hjis. ccra-steady: exports Hcw. ;ih.c :.
9. b. aHoat Futures nominal. Oats-Dula
:sutuTes nominal. Fork; bees and lard
steady. Cut meats and talow-oule;
retro!eunl-SteaLy. wooi-cu.et Eos!n-
Quiet Turpeut!He-t1u!et, 5Sc. Molasses-
Steady. Rice-s;ead!. Raw susar-s,rors
e-; refined rn.
Comee-futures closed barely steady "a, :
decline o. las points. spoi quiet; Rio 40
I. iic. Santos, No. 4. i5ssc. mild. quiet ;
Cordova. l5is i7i.c nominal. Bu,te--Un-
settled. Chcese-Steady. Esgs-Unchaug-
cd
rotntots-i'irn; Bermuda Late crop. bar
rel, s+.SoaG.So: European. !sS pounds. $50
2.so; Jersoy sweets, taskc: SL-gQ!.!.l. CAB
hage. -irreeul"r; red. per ton SO -; Dan
ish seed '=g:S.. Fscishts and peanuts.
Unchanged
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
ASHLAND NEWS NOTES
Especial to The Times-pispatch.1

,lSpeSial 10 lHe ilhes-DlsDatcn.J
Collins Denny, OF Richmond. will de-
liver his interesting lecture on Robert
L. Lee, the Hero of tho SOUTH" In the
college chapel on Friday evening, jan
uary 10, at Sis O'Clock, at the Invita-
ton of the Washington end Franklin
Literary Societies.
Miss Ruth Blakey will leave this
week for six weeks visit TO friends
In New York.
Captain B. F. Hand has been spending
the Henry Clay Inn for the winter
Mrs. Rockwell Smith, vito OF DR..
Rockwell Smith, of Brazil IL viJrt,ng
her sister. Mrs. r. A. Tilcy.
Dr.. r. l.. Blackwell OF Randolph
Macon College. who has been quite
sick this week. is much better
Miss Margaret Ttliey Will leave Fri
day for the Scarrtt Training school, in
Kansas City where she VIII remain dur
for ii few months. ana then going to
Brazil. whore she will teach music in
one o: the colleges ther..
Walton Vaughan leaves Thursday
nigh, for Miami. Fla where ne vii,
enter the curtiss Aviation Training
School
The Ashland Music club me, at the
home OF Mrs. James u. Hunter this
morning Thu program. consisting OF
Weber. Schubert ANA Mcndeissohn mum
bcrs, was very iinc one aud greatly
enjoyed and appreciated by the la rye
number Of music lovers present. The
next meeting Will bc with Mrs 6. C.
Hatcher on the morning of January 81.
the program viii consist OF music from
Rohcr and Clara Schumann and Che
min,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
New York
Stock Market

and nnrrowness the stock market OF
to-day duplicated those OF the pre-
SSding days CT the week. Traders said
10 happen. Nothing did happen. and
the leading stocks stood Stil most of
the day. Five minutes before the sen
son ended the bears attacked the list.
consent rating on the three market
leaders. Union Pacific fell to pom,
p1iow Xes,,erday,s close; b9, Keading
small fraction of their previous
prices. Tho general list at the close
showed only insignificant changes IN
Some of the speclulties broke away
from the remainder OF the list and
made good gains. TINS was particu-
American Tobacco preferred, Americun
SnuT preferred and the Lorllard ana
Ligsett Myers stocks rose | TO
sey rose points 10 $40. new high
record. National Biscuit also reached
new record At "A: 81, rise of Sd.
the m 4f 1sS d3iness P wonid w end
Traders took the view that. with 2
Iresidenttal campaign AZ hand and
strong influences against any period
OF sustained activity Tor some time 10
come. Some disappointment Is en-
pressed, moreover. at business conG!-
ZION But sentiment in the street can
hardly be described as peSsi.nistic. 1t
Is rather suggestive OF va ting atu-
tuGs, with some tempering OF the feel
iaE OF optimism which developed to-
ward the close OF last year The IN
tCrestiuE event OF q financial character
was contained III The cables from Bcr-
lin announcing loan Sl.S.e0O.o00
iUr tAe Ciernlaw ana PruSsian govern
Ntsui.
The bond market again had more
than us usual proportion OF the bus
ineSs transacted OF the Stock EN-
chsnEe. The market was irregular.
Total sales, par value, si,oss.oee.
United States bonds were unchanged
or cali. Total sales OF stocks to-day
we're sSa.se0 shares.
New York. January lA-Mouey on
call steady, Ii per cent; ruling rate.
Si-4; closing bid, ?: offered at 2 Ia.
Time loans soft: sixty days. 2l-e per
cent and aienty days, 2l-2G3; six
months, si-4IS IL. Prime mercantile
paper. s-4 10 IA per cent. Sterling
exchange steady. with actual business
tn bankers bills ct s4.sSso for sixty
days, ard at si.ssso for demand. Com
Elerc!al bills, i.ss. Bar silver, SIS SIS.
AeNican dollars. ~.
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BOND LIST.

Ais Chn.ms9s Is ..................... ~
American Tobacco IS ,'.................. 81.
:" i toa,to Co 'S'''..''........... i..h
IL g :stl and Myers IS W. i.....,..... l99
-. t!r.lI - '" i''''''.......,..... l-Gt:
4t'''':"'H -. ~ W. i.'.'''''...-........ l25ia
- sl '''.-,'',..'''.'.......... ~.
:. = IL. ana y. Coz, TT. ts.......... So
g. G. l. Cory, IS uu BALTIMORE 49,. IUi&,
Chesapeake and ONO conv. l..S.... IS
Fprie!k and Wester. Couy. is....... lCsi
;, =. T.. Adj. Is ................... s8I.
Southern Halfway IS ............, ~
Southern halfway 5s ..u............. it,;.
u s. steel md Observation-Disclosures. I1,.
"n LIVE 49, .'.'.'' ''-.t....,... trl.
"a, "I"''ith 'H*ii' SS 'a!dp ...,.....:.. 100
W'xtlsh DOB Observation-Disclosures. Gi&,
NNh'aah Pttisours Term s ctfs ,jsa
PANAMA New SE 'bid) Observation-Disclosures. !y!t-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
GENERAL LEES BIRTHDAY
WILL BE CELEBRATED
fred'rirksburE Confederate veteran.
VIII Hold Annual Banquet.
Revival In Proures,

special 10 The Times Dispatch.l
fFenerieksbnrS. Va, January is
Tn" Confederate veterans OF this ci,y
VIII celebrate General Lees birthday on
Friday. January -, with banquet, al
winch number Of addresses will be
made by prominent members OF AIaury
Camp, Confederate Veterans. of this
city The Daughters of the Confcdcr-
acy viii also hold - celebration at mo
residence of Mrs. Alvin T. Rowe. AT
which an interesting program will h.
rendered. refreshments served and
crosses Of honor bestowed on eleven
Confederate veterans.
'aiei line Smith. Wcll-known col
cred woman, who passed away al her
home yesterday, VS. said 10 have
reacted the age of 10j years
Cecil L. Reid has purchased OF ". y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
SECOND ATTEMPT
TO BURN SCHOOL
Especial to The Times. DISPATCH !

Altavista. Va January 1S.-The sec
ond attempt In three months to burn
the Elba schoolhouse was made Tues
day night. The party or parties had
stuffed great quantity Of dry leaves
and other inhammable material be
tween the withdrawing and the
ceiIed sides OF the building and yot
fro to them. Some boys passing saw
the lame soon after II was started,
and quickly extinguished It.
No efforts have been made TO run
down the vandals. There seems To b,.
enemies In rittaylvanin against free
schools. There Is now In jail a. Chat .
ing schoolhouse ut Grit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
SYNOD WILL DECIDE ON
LOCATION OF COLLEGE
[SpecIal to The TImes.nlsnnich

salisbury. y. c., January lS-Thc
Lutheran Synod. In special session at
china Grove to-day, appointed u spe-
cial committee TO receive bids. make
J. commentators and report at the
n4Nt session OF the synod. to be held In
Charlotte. as to the location of a TO-
male college for which i've towns In
ms section of North Carolina have
mace bids The committee Is composed
q Judge y. B. Miller. Salisbury: NJ a.
Mount Pleasant was named TO select
ths executive committee OF flvc laymen
and four ministers.
Salisbury offered an equivalent OF
100000 for tho college if located here;
China Grove offered $4,000 and alte.
Lands offered $4,000 and sites; Abe
marie Withdrew It's bid, and Mount
Pleasant pressed Its claim for the col
lege. The matter will bo settled har-
monlously at the next meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19

Mills large and valuable building lot
on upper Main Street. on which he will
put improvements.
revival is In proErcsy ut tho Meth
odist Church which Is attracting much
interest. Rev. NJ. G. Mitchell, D. D., OF
Lexington. Ia doing tho preaching. Rev.
]. II. Jacobs is tho pustor OF tho church.
IL is expected that tho meeting will
last two weeks.
Reports received from the country
state that number of partridges wore
frozen to death during the extremely
cold weather OF the past week.
The Port Royal Farmers Club, of
'Spotsylvania county. has elected the
Following officers: DIR. c. u. Gravatt.
president; w. r. Pratt. secretary; John
Il. Thornton, treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
COTTON NIAI,IsErs

.NoN lpFE JauuaTy lS.--An eurIy dec!!me
~ today coiton market was followed
on again Win ihe close steady ~ a ne,
."aa at rom to points. Glcpor,s ~ ircel.
Spd!AsTQ selling ANA WHsett.ins aav.ces a.
- we iabor situation both IN Great Britain
hNi sew EnFlanG appeared 20 bc the chez
t.GloFH % inr decline ia CONNECTION win
s' q q IarEe "erease in cotton again
IRON ne Ctnsus Huraau nest rucsaEy
i'tcSipts today, io;T baIcs araIIls, 4O7g,
!as' wtsh nnr .@,Yf, !a.' >eAr Tu-dag
t,gSI's at Tahesi"n. I.5i5 pa.ys against
-'-'}s ttSl year ~ Sew Crlcans iu7sJ
fHalnst J.vJl lg-si ytar. uul al IgIst,,,l a ,
es. against NO. last year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
Two pecr kilrca by hunters.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Altovista. Va. January iS.-wiid deer
are seldom seen in this part Of Vir-
Einia. but two have been killed near
here this week w. T. Oaks killed one
near Castle Craig Monday that weighed
over 200 pounds. and two hunters from
GLADYS killed doc on Wards Rond
saturday that had cluded score of
hunters for three weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
Dry GOODS MAnrrr

m,era, o.. 'aaIaTE is--rhc cotton goods
a.. -. ""s n Htte stronger during tho
ans' Cotton blankets have been priced fnr
the ne~ "a! season on ba.us vsryins
..":r pc! cent. below the prices OF !.
20. ago Cotton yarns arc stronger. tn.
BEST demand being FOR low n,,mber.
b!earAed cotions are steady. Co,orcI 20
tons are sEo~ing nrmcr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19

Especial to The Times DisDu;chl
Winston Salem. y. e., January IS
Tho inidwintcr meeting or the Carolina
Association OF Circulating Managers
closed this afternoon. after AN Inter
estinc and successful session. The
next meeting will be held IT Charleston.
5. &. Features of to-day's business scs-
stonS were addresses by II. T.. smith. Of
the Richmond Times Dispatch and "
4. kindan. Of the Ashcvillc citizen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
rirc M \yI,Inrd rnr,n

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Fairfax. Va, January lS.-Fire this
Afternoon destroyed the engine house on
Captain Wizards farm. The damage
amounts to more than $1,000. The orl-
gin OF the IRE is supposed 10 have been
from torches used by plumbers In re-
pairing pipes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
NAVAL STORES

Sa|annah Ca. January is.-rur7eu,.nc
e a.L 80: &c receipts. 81: shipments. is.
Rosin--Firn,: sales. 2:s1 receipts, SIS
b.. S6.67i- Suo's'
Mo,t: Holiday in naval stores tomorrow
,, M!iInins'om. y g.. January is.-spirits
STEADY. e2a: receipts none rarEEirn, g..
s :. > barrels. Crude turpen,.ne-F,irm'
N'S'' 81" ana $40; receipts none
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
Hotel Chnnrc, Hands.

Especial to The Times dispatch.
WInSto Salem. y. C.. January Is
Hotel Webster here was sold to-day
by c. W. Barbcc 10 Sanford Eiic, OF
Washington. -. c.. tile considcra ton
being $4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19

s:S..s' eaies: exports 70 Great Britain. Io7
sc: 70 sEance. 1855. TO ;he Continent, 1872
Loial since sep,eHcse- a; all ports
Net receipts Scs6sE enIcs: exports TO
Crest Britain. s,S2s.4S:; to france. 7ss.iSs; 10
the Continent :S5.as; TO Japan. 2Se2S; &c
SeT orlesns. La JANUARY ls-co;ton
opened steady al a decline CT 4 10 point.
On poor cables. The rna.ke. closed steady
az ne; dec!lae o: TO ) po!nth
SeHiHs was stimulated IN sac carly Pc
ried ey private messages expressing ceust
over the settlement o. the Lancashire
!aeer trouble ,e-To-.ow. AZ the morning
Progressed tie market Became steat!e. and
tae supply q. contracts hardly ecus,
10 t2e demand. \ ru:ao- that the British
Goa! miners Aad voted In favor o. striking
March checked :hc advancing tendency o.
iAc 1'aTke; end stimulated selling, espr-
c!ally among scs!aers spot cotton easy
unchanged: :a!dt'!ns. ~. sales OF ;hc spot
lte5 ealesi 20 arrive. i.:sa. Cotton futures
closed very steady
.clos'ns BIDS January. as; February.
sSS; March, ssh Mas. e,..; Juiy. rs: Az
gust. rs. October, e..s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
pErEnsBuRG pEAN,-r /,

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
,.hepeFied ey Rodgers, McCabe & Coz
span!sh-F;rm small Spanish SSr
oushel; Jumbo Spanish &5c per hu,bn,
' Fsinias-Firnl. Fancy Jumbo. 44,.c no.
o"uhu' :aney n"nd picked, sa.c. nv pound
'NI' prime &c. per pound: prime 3I.c
per pound machine picked SD,
pound; Smelling stock. 2Ne3c. per novnJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19

Sales. Stock.

Allis-Chalnors ...,........
Allis-Chalmers, pfd.......
$500 Amalgamated Copper -.
lW Amer, AEri. Chem, com.
Ho Amer Beet Sugar, com. :.
100 American Can
Lao Amer. Can. pfc.
lW Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car and l'oun.. pfd
40 American Cotton Oil.
!" American lins, cd OIL.
american Locomotive :.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd..
!s:lo Amer. Malt &C., pfd......
100 American Smc;ting $50.
American Sugar ..
'.eto Amer. Tel. ANA rel. Co. F.
500 Amer. Tob.. com, \ subs.
i..So American Tobacco. rtd..
i'n' Anaconda Copper .......
A1W Atohison
lW Atlantic CoaS; Line.
\ {. l. OF Connecticut.
90 Baltimore AMI Ohic,.
o.r Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
ITO Central Leather. com. =.
t,19 Canadian Pacific ........
al0 Chesapeake AHA Ohio.
Chicago Great Western.
a,eD cni. Mil. ana ST. Paul. !
Crucihle Steel Cor. com.
= C;Gcible Steel, pfd..
$50 Chicago and Northwest.
Colorado Fuel and Iron.
colorado and southern.
i,sFo Consolidated Gas ........
Delaware ana hudson.
Den. and Rio Gran, com.
Den. and Rio Gran, pfd.
DiStillers' Sec. Cor........
Erie. LIST Observation-Disclosures.
Ed Min. AMI SIN. pfd..
General Electric ..........
"" Great Northern, pfd..
5S Great Northern Ore ctfs
.o Illinois Contra! ...........
:, iea luterboro- Met. .
i.Sio lnierhoro-M Met. pfd. .......
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
CHICAGO GRAM WAuKp1

Chicaso. January is-Stsraske
.e''hE OUT their wheat 10 elevators caught
,he attention to-day of the speculatfv
as rssu!; prices here slid on, and
~ .'ess vas easy. 10 Si . ac. under last
So. otaeH leading staples, too, ali
sho"ec net dechne-corn, NGASLar.
H "a. Sa1s3t, Ne and hos products u, u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19

,on, more Nd. January ,S.-w7,ca; arm.
,T9e, S0nf5so'' Csc G9rn-strons sno, com
nestle. s!.c3y ioi "esIeFn DO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
: New YORK. January ,s-Beeve.-neee,n,,

90 Hew York. January .--Becvcs-Rece,p,s,
h,a"' no sales Feeling weak
aI'eS- Receipts, rs: best v.aIs stca5v
o'nesS slow and weak: barnyard cav;
- e. M.a'eFn caves nominal. veals, $780,.
~ l." selected, S!o75ui!0; cul!s' s. 4
49, parHyaFd calves. sa5y44D -
sheep ana iamhs-itec.ipts iaI5 S,
e si+5!' 'S.'hoa. .pwer Sheep. s3gsso; cuils
IN ~ 20; lambs. S52j9 7.:Si car choice, So;
Hogs Receipts, s..S3. Marle, ,u,, .,s.,,
al S''''2's.'5. Pigs Sc 2jus25
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT Or RICHMOND. JANUARY u 1919
ARRIVED
steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk mo,
GH .a and passengers. old Dominion
SAILED.
Ghanc!se end passengers, Old Dnr,,in,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
CATTLE MARKETS,
RicHMc:sD LIVE sruCx vy
\sI,ss at Union Stock YardsI

tsa!es al Union Stock Yarasr
Richmond. Va. january !. ,e,,
Report OF ;he i've stock market ,,-
Week Guiding January 10: ''o
e'ptsIla't.r, "a nead; calves - head.
Desi stee's ege!zc.; medlun TO GOOD -, =,
80, common to ;a!r f,u6c.: best L.tI,s
-. = ef.' tn.d!um 10 GOOD, iis SIC, cotn,non
S,un1 .. -. best COWS, 4!:u Sc: mr.
S'u UNI 70 sooi .. q if.c.. common 10 ,s,-
- . o. oxen iyo;.c.; bulls. 3La;I.c
saves '1.Hse; fair TO medium caivr. ~,
~. .9Ms and caves. t-5 y $3.50 per hysS
t'est ntsN! A"Ss. $50. good 40 to lSt-poijpd
moss ''a q t5.c. Ugh; hogs and pigs. 54 ma.
,..,, ana Siass. SEtc.; oe:t sheep si.s; &c .
common to iAir. y. use; beet LAMBS -, :.
common. 4!:G5Ec 'ne' :
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a.. S"t yt January ;-ca:;:e-feee!p,.. ..
~ .S@d. market. steady Beeycs, So,
s. a., yN "a. t,sers si"g5.s9 western steers
80 lockers ana feeds Sa5r5I. 20:
COS ,o,m and he!fers. sc.Iogs7c: caIye,. . ~;
.,I h%3ssT,Isecsipts. $3.50: morkc, ,,eaav 70 I,
c.: NJ, 1877 '.!an Yesterday. Light s5.759n
-, ",.eu' 80" p53a. hcavy ss.rsIG:r:
500. g, S,.'>H.i" piss. f@.51N555 bulk Of
.. Shirrp-ieceipta, .o,co market siow, u 70
- iy"rF- NatiTe. SJlopiS5 W..t.rn a. ~
;, t%' yeari'g. S5.loWsoo: lambs r,,t,.a
$500 "!o' Western ,agT.ic.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19

IIHe foH!'ry- Turkeys var! low ana hnri
10 sell at any price rn4y are not wanted,
chickens and hens about steady
Dressed Poultry Turkey lo"er and dun
MhTE'i oN.rioaGcd and not wanted Don;
ship any more um;il advis,d.
EGGS fresh stock very active and scarc..
"ane-iiahm,s Nery active. Wild turkeys
scarce and active.
70 get
i"ve StocE-vea!. and hogs in good. ac-
i've demhHu ahecp. lambs and catt!o fair.
~ active.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19

,.tS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a
n!.s!hin eas lots .......... 10 ii 10.
"hcht-Ncry quiet. Corn->Active Oats
In fair demand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Furnished by Levy Commission Co Com
mission Merchants, Richmond, Val
Richmond, Va. January Il. 1912.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. OF
L |.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19

Quotations for interest paying bonds mr.,
s; price 10 which interest must be added
Income bonds and certificates .: Indebied-
hat,