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Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-15
VISITING MINERS
From Tue.dsy'. Dsly)

Joe Bush anJ Martin Tysick. well known miners oi ihir county. were arrivals ip ihe eiiy Sunday from inc Ruth mining camp on Indian Greek. sis miles south. and will remain for a few days on business Both siys a good report of ihai property which is producing and shipping regularly. under ihe sapefiniendency of James Sihck. one of ihr own.rs
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-15
MANY SELECTING
 HOMESTEAD LOCATIONS
er,om sunday $ Dsily)

uritcd States Commissioner Moore was busily engaged yesterday in fe. cciying applications for homestead entries, ihe following selections be ing recorded Henry W Boim iof idO acres on Date Greek near the railroad station. Jesus x. Armiio, for io1 acres north of this city in the foothills. amout three miles dis tant Chafles II Rutherford for idl acres in ih, Verde Valley. near Coi. tonvood J N. Cooksey. iof lOl acres ,n I.onesome Valley. near Chino Valley Judge Moore states that from The interest shown and the in. qufies reaching his office. he anfi cipaiss more entries to be made this summer than have been recorded m many years
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-15

Mining Ioeati". notices for sals si the Journal Miner nh'es.
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Read inc Journal Miner.
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Objects to System

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-20
NEW YORK rKonucE MARKET.

New York, Aprtl IL Flour Firmcr with
'air business doing. spring patents. $3.50
q So. Eya Flour iiyc ami Barley Firm.
CoFnmcal~ stead Wheat spot strong; No.
red N.i67. elevator, oNpor, bas.s, To- arrive.
and sll:', o l.. ai!oni Futures -, size.
net higher. MAY. Sl.Isl: ,TuIy. sli3r.; sep
tender. $lo3i, Coru-Firmor. export. Si,.c.
nominal. {. b. afoat Futures nominal.
uatS-Spot frr.. l'utuges nominal
Pork aud Beet Firm. Gut Meats Steady.
i-ard-Easy. Tallow-Fi-m. Petroleum.
steady. Woo! t,uie,. l;osiH and I'urpenttne
quiet. i,ce lEru. Mn!asses -s;teady.
Susat- Raw. nrlu: rehncd .ttady. coffee
Futures closed steady at q net advance Of
10 points SPOT, quiet. ITO. No. :. liSsc.:
santos, No. & li'ic. mild, quiet: Cordova.
l5}, lN.t- nominal. Buttcr-Stcaay and un (.
"hanstd Cheese Irregular potatoe>--I,-
i"griar; FLORIDA new barrel. S3.5Ogi o..
'ahhnsns steady and unchanged Freights
STEADY Peanuts unchamroG
tou"nse't oil Mas mrdeTa,cly active,
Hrices showing slight dcriuc under seat.
tered selling by iocal longs, Inspired by bet !.
ifG weather south easier cotton and lard
markets nn0 loss aetiTc outside demand.
Futures closed Ioin; lower for Arril ana
Hj points lover on later months.
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OLD DoMINION LINE

Lv. Richmond foot OF Ash St. daily 90 r. NJ.
Leave newport ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. NJ
Arrive Norfolk. 500 A NJ
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York daily. except Sunday,
200 T. NJ Connections also made by n. &
Night line steamers stop at Clarcniont to
land or receive passengers on signal and
Will be mot by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co. Objective
March n)..-Jamcs River by daylight for
Norfolk and Old Point. Newport News and
all James River landings Steamer ieayes
Monday. Wednesday and Friday at $50 A.
NJ. Freight received for ali James River
landings. Phone Madison 176
Main Ticket ofIce. s2i =. Main Street.
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New Y ork
Stock Market

Now York. April Robustness on
the Stock Exchange for the 4-sat,r
part OF to-day's session was the duh.
est IN many weeks. Tho trend OF
prices was mainly downward The
markets heaviness during this period
probably resulted more than to any
other cause 10 tic apathy on the part
of professions interests. due 10 tho
diversion OF though; OF the Titanic
disaster.
Another factor from wi,ich 1t was
impossible 10 extract lnuch comfort
Vas The status o. the dispute between
the Eastern railway managers and tho
locomotive engineers Tho market
continued dull and Irregular until the
last hour. when !. demand for certain
STANDARD issues. especially Union Pa
c!t:c. United states Steel and Reading
hrouEh; Z revival ot activity ana best
NTices OF ;Ac day Western Union rose
over three points on rumors OF work
as1y.
On the curs the old Mareoni STOCK
coa;!rued its spectacular advance Of
the rrsv!ous DAY open!ns at sac a
slNs- point overmiSht gain. selling rs
NsSh as $50. aal closing "a: S9i
fNaal prices nj stocks indicated some
resi..!aE, sut ;hr lone was STEADY.
F'-HA SeE.iS'.t!iiS % ! ra4IT III Nro1. -.
International! Merrantiie Marins issues
esrs heayy with : decline Of iis
0n57tS III the bend. ana q substantial
f-ae,irn II me N-etsrre3 stock. send
'-s ;est 3ssoe 70 is low ST price in
~ olfy:a rspori ,o-G4, showed ,hlt
ataEsC Exports - tie ;lScal Wear end
iGS rsGe % usN; viii tNceri bv an
z'-eS! r7'sts,y ,to6at0 AaleS the hishss,
rS7art= = a.y previous YEA" Tie
rsco-d KS. II 1901, Sos +6a Bales
site sH7or;s :or n, nine months a.
M tr--srt year already aseresate
s.is-s- Aaias
Ma-sy wss sbundan; h>-e ,o-day.
Ei; = rroi1-aie demand. Enrds were
Es-s-sl.y lowe- Total sales, pa-
v.!ue ssE-esated sS,5ao,ooo United
s:a;zs governments unchanged on call
Toizl sales tor the DAY 5S5.aoo
sAsrss :. s,ocks
New 7e-E. Aprn is.-Moasy on call
ssS:e- : i-2aS; ruling rate. ? "a:
oits:as BIO. SIS offered at 50
Tine loans weaker; sixty days : j..
rs ,-o: ninety DAYS, l-c6S S-i per
sent, SIX months ; So Prime mc7.
camille paper. it54I-" per cent
Startling exchange steady; s;Sto5 for
stx:y-da,. stills: s:.SiSn for demand
Coniirercial bills, s4S3 Ia
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fctcrs-I'I.pn.

!SpeClaI u Tho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
N m,oodstock, Va. April lo-t,Idcr
w w ma ~, ~ rcters. well known minister
Of INC Dunliard Church. and Mrs. Mary
Inc nome OF the bride, near Ton
hrooE, INC Rev John Ry,nan Official
l., Lrs. Inc groom is one OF the best
m ,!t' cl'iHSns III Shcna ndoah county
"nc'c nc mas lived all Of the eighty.
one years OF hi life. this being Ills
,iSconn marriaSo while his bride. in
inc siNtE-cIght Years Of her life. has
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,Io,l., MI 70 y" IIlncs- DiSDa tch
iL owi; Court to-day tho ease Of
d lt.mi - iioot' former secretary and zen
H.,i,, mana 81 2; the defunct Mercantile
tinn hulifinS and Loan Associ; :
non against whom several indictnIcnts
~ n nehd,ns tor grand larceny, was
nf d',r, until the September term
t,,iod Wo :, iiooit Was 10 have been
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ANCHOR LINE.

New Twln-Scre Steamships
"CAMEN0NIh." "CALIFORNIA"
"CAIEDONIA" npd .'COLU1fBIt.n
Sailing from New York every Saturday
Glasgow vim MovilIn, Lun1ondcrry
FIRST CABIN. $40 AND $50.
SECOND CABIN, $50 AND UPWARD.
THIRD CLASS, s32.5O.
apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
Agts., IL and 10 Broadway. New York. or
Andrew Welsh, 62S East Main Street,
samuel II. Bowman, 70S East Main -
Richmond
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Sales. Stock.

Sales. Stock.
800 Allis- Chalmers ..........
.V Allis- Chalmers. pfd....
TO-" .Nmdlgamatcd Copper -.
Amer. hgri, Chem. com
100 Amer. Rect Sugar. com.
80" American Can ........
'.So american can. pfd ....
Lac Amer, Car and Foundry
~ Amer. Car and F"ur.. pr,
i' American Cotton OIL.
$3.50 American LinSecd Oil...
~ American locomotives
Amer. locomotive. pfd..
SN .Nm. Mnlt %. pfd.. y go
'H nm erICan Smcitin.
American sugar .
'i.N Amer. Tel. ana Tel. Co...
l'c American TrbGrco. com.
$50 american TotacCr. pfd
leo anaconda Copper ...,...
800 .AtchiSpn
Atla2tic Coast Line ...
y ., !. OF Connecticut.
LEO Baltimore and ohio ....
300 Bethlehem Ste II. com.
~, 'S Bethlehem Steel, rff.
l'iy bvit.>h-A Amer. T. h. co.
Rrooklyu Earjd Transit.
l',[Q tcairn! Leather. com, 49,.
-" Canadian raciIi ......
80 Chtsarcaka and Ohiu....
90 Chicago Great Western.
l,E@r Chi. Mi. and 81 Paul. Z.
T." tTuciNie Steel Gov. com
" Crucible Steel. rtd....
Chicago ana Northwest;
-. colorado l'uel AMI Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
go consolidated L;aS ........
/" D flawtre and Hudson.
Den. and liiu Gran. com.
Zen. ana Eio Gran. MD
y" ptStill"rs' See Cor. .......
500 Eric Observation-Disclosures.
iNn Erie, LIST pfd ............
Fed. Min, and Sm.. pfd
= 90. w Helm. Fob. Go.
Gcnsral ElrrtliS ........
! =" Gr""' Mort hrf'n. p:d....
q tirsat Northern orc offs
q" Illinois Central ......4
-" lnterbcro- Mot. ............
..uh lnttrbDro- Mct.. pfd.
!i' Int. MGR. Marine. com.
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Ratlroans
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

7:i0 Daiiy-Newport News.
$40 A.-Local-DaIIy-Ch' vile. Elk Sun.
Thurmond.
t9:o0 y--Norfolk. Old Point.
1000 A.-Local--Daily--Lch Lex. c. Forge
'2oo P.-ExpresS-Daily-Cin Lvilie
H:Oo P.-Exprcss-DnIiy-No " News
500 P.-Local-Daily-N. News, Old Point
oils Ps-I.ocal-Daily--Gor
t:ib P.-Local-Ex. Sm.-Lchbg Natural
Bridge. Clifton Forge.
'6:35 MISUNDERSTANDING. Chicaro
I'll 90 s-Daily-CinciInati L'yIiIe
-Sieepers. tParlor Cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND-local ,ror,
East s:la, A. NJ, 1850 p. NJ. through from
East: 1880 A. NJ, $50 p. ". Local from
West: $3.50 a. NJ. e:55 y. ". and 7:l6 p. NJ,
Through: $3.50 A. NJ. o:S5 p. ". and $3.50 P. NJ
James River Line: 1885 A. ~, S:I5 r. NJ
''Dally except Sunday.
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SAILED
Freight Wreck Delay, ,rr,mo

etrFyVIdI 10 The Tines DisDatcill
SALISBURY, c.. April l9.-Ffty
,.elsnt ears were piled high AID traftic
maS DadlE delayed when an castbound
E's"t train was derailed two miles
ION salisbury. on the Ashevlllc Di
.,, VI the Southern Hallway. late
torn up, and castbound pass.r,.nr -,
no no; - was detoured by way 81 Char.
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RICHMOND hSD CHESAPEAKE hay
RAILWAY TuMp\SN

ScheduIc OF electric train. TO an! from
upon signals: Lv. Richmond tBro.1 AMI
Laurel sts.l '69j. 't:!o, fie .lo ..,0.Iy
mo A. NJ; i.lo. :;I9 $40 bi.o s:lo, So
';ic. bs:io, io.lc las p. ". LIZ t.hland:
'S:iI. b o., s0e bo.eo, 1900: ..!:o1 A. NJ
100 81; "i.r?. a:e?. 600 go b5:co so
5'q,. $50. be:co ii:co l.. NJ go
DAILY eNccp; SUNDAY. ..Sunday only
usaTE!cs baggage
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY.

UNI MI NAIIs LINE TO NONFtLk
schedule In Effect January /. 1879.
Leave Byrd street station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: 900 \. NJ. 500 y. NJ, s:l0P ST
FOR LfSCHBCRG AND THE WEST: .O:i5
y. ~. -i":o9 ~ NJ, $50 p. NJ. $3.50 Il. ~ !
Arrive Ilichmond from Norfolk: li:t9 A. NJ.
s:2s l.. NJ, -ll;@ T.. VI. From tho West: e: I,
\. ~. a2;c? l.. NJ. bl:i9 +. NJ, 's.0s p II.
.;t =. ~.
DAILY. aPaily ex. Sunday. hSunday only.
Pullman Par!or and Sleeping Cars
". Is. BESILLE. O. H. BOsLEy
u l.. y, Roanoke. ID. +. a.. Richmond
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CHICAGO GKAIN MAE,lEr.

CHICAGO. III. Apv uucApecl,dly ad.
verso crop "+timaics tor Missouri and q re-
Melon upward IN ,le tctal abandoned 4cTc-
age oi ohi" indiana and Illinois helped
h=h point ior tie yea. Closing prices
Me'g .,ronG. i,pii.c. - l'.Pi'.c over last
NIGHT CORN mndc net selu n .Q7.c. TO
me .oucomt Nuried from i':c decline to
-'.r auyangr.
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HsoELLANEors MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MAsxrr

New York. April ie.--Ths cotton goods
ma Hets were steady and Qu!eter during
me DAY Joeocrs report a moderate trade
WIN resistance to price advances shown
~ several quarters. Wool markets are firiner
IN - 'ranihS or moderate volume In coarse
"oois and pulled WOODS. Cotton yarns have
higher. ''""'hs
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sEABoARD AIK LINE.

southhound trains scheduled TO leave Rich
,nond daily: a:oi \. M.-Iocai TO NoElina
Birmingham. Savannah. Jacksonville IS
r. M.--Siccpcrs and coaches. cksonyi!lc
ii;:i T.. M.-Slcepc-s ard coaches, Atlanta
Birminsia"t. Memphis Sotihbound trains
scheduled TO arrive ia Richmond daily:
10 y NJ. $50 y NJ o.9J p. NJ. $40 u. ~,
Local!
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NAN.A1. sr1,Rl.s

Mi.mingion. y, T.. hpril la-sp!r!,, Tur
nen'!en.Steady at 49, Eosin-S,end, a,
800, int-Firm at SLIGO; .cccipIs 10 barrels.
Iuic inrFcnttne-Firm at Sa25n45n
SaNanhah, Ca, April i:.- .rurpcntinc-l,r,n
,, 80 safes a33 casks; receipts 81 ca SKIS
tn'psnshts 'sc casks: stock i7,ii5 casks. Eos.
iEn' sales S.il3 barrels; rcccip,s MA
oarre!s. shipments So barrels stock a., ai
paFfsis 0uotc; d. ssi5
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Eichmond Va, April 70.
t,GotitIons OF Tho Rich.,,nnH IL -
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
tSu.<s at onion Stock Yards.

,Sai.s a; onion stock Yard..1
r Iiiehm-'nd. Va, .lpri! 10. lei.
hSp9.i .: the Hre stock market Tor the
"sck ending April IL, 1912
Necci7is-L aitr. .GS head: caves - h,.d.
sheep ~ head hoes To- head
btsi steers d%,G.C.. medium! TO good. 4
go common 10 ia!r, i!sai,sc.. best heii-
, .Fs, S!2 Co. medium 10 good u: 5i,c.:
common 10 fair. g. q i'sc.; best cows. -. a
&C.; medium TO good, 3. q .,.c; common 10
't!f' -.@G 5':c; best oxen. :; 5l,c ,I,.ni,,,n
70 s"oo' : q thc.; bulls. idjc.. calves, extra.
r. q ~: .air to medium. Susisr Fresh
so"s. ~ "V'to per head. B.s, heavy lo-s
.;'a 90: good 40 to Se-pounI hogs IA
&C. light hogs and piss. Gl.G7c.; .ows and
$50 "''4 80: best sheep, i,.d5,sc: com
."pmm 20 '",a :aie.' best lambs. $50
tam,h. % 'air, iisn':c Best spring
ohieaso. ILL., April a-ga,.tc-Erreip,s 5
i'-gp he1d Market steady to strong Rac|r.
80: itNas ateers. Si15aG.i9: Western
800 '.'9 stockers and feeders. $3.50
:. . 80 Cows and heifcrs. S.I5 aTcj: calves
! Si.S'r 80. iioss- Rccaipts :UotJ mead NJ.
! ~ Mtnk. l0c. lower. Light s76jd ~. ,tt
~ !;'''gn 50; heayy. T..S sCe: rough. SIS,
80 49, i''@:, 1000 80; bulk OF sales, s;Si.y
hIm 70 shade higher Native, S3,s ~. s,. ~
III 80 80; $earIinss. S5sed725; LAMBS
'''''''' '''''H go western '5,5ca ss5.
New Yo-N. Aprti 10. Beeves-Rec,,n,, .oo
ht"", S'scl's barely steady Bnlls .,d go ~,
buii - snadf higher steers. t525 n ~
t:..ni, y 80: COWS. S25945.7j CAVES,
m,sySln's ,3' head Market strong ~ "a.
Sheep and Lamb.-Recolpts -,
Mv - Market sionE. un,horn shnnn go
$50; unshm,, nis.i c!ipncd sheep ;a;oa
d''h: CLIPPED lambs sj5o,; "a Su!!s' SO
tP!S -'2V mead Market arm. So .'
1900; PIGS i7n7s5; rough. ,71;aa 'os@'
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S. S. BERMUDIAN

salts Every "Wednesday Il i. u.
Twin screw. lo,5iS tons displacement. Biss
kcels. Wireless Telegraph.
Suites de Luxe. with Private Bath. Or
chesi-n. Tickets by lscrmudiaa and Arcad.-
an are interchangeable.
For illustrated p1mphlct and tickets APP
ply 10 y. T.. Outhcrbridsc & Co.. Agents
Quebec ;. >. Co.. Ltd. :. Broadway, New
York Taos. Cook 6: son, as and 1883 BROAD
wy, .si aud $50 5th Ave. y. y. OF any
Ticket Agent.
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5traillboats
STEAMBOATS,
60 70 RGryxNsAdN
BY FASTEST STEAMER

CReccrd Trip 50 hours 20 minute.
ny NEWEST STEAMER (BuIIt 1900
Only Steamer Landing Passengers and bag
gage Directly Oh Dock In Hamilton With
out IuInsfcr.
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Richmond & Petersburg electric RaiIva,

IhFs Icavc Manehester. seventh and Pctty
streets. Tor PetorsburS:
:. -. 70, Ii. az y. ~. /. :. Is. /. ).
'S:i}, % :, 8. 20. 10 T. NJ
II" i, ~, Tor Chester, l2g mldnish, for
Petersburg
cars lcaye Petersburg, zoo, 0, sycamo,.
street Tor Nanchcs,.T:
'5tl5 S.a', "i:it. go s!'S. a;;5. .l95j. i,.Si
\. NJ. :-:3S.,'i:5J. .;55 49, .i.ss s.,i f.1s
'';75, S:5J. s.25. 'ic.ia Ii.io 4. NJ
tpai;. except sundays aud holidays,
carries baggage and express
Liniiisd' except sundays and ho!idsys
cars .os Richmond.
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Katlrpap5
SOUTHERN R aII.IxIn1C;

PRDMlEk CARRIER OF THE sUuru
:. Trains Leave nichmond.
"a US informatiom and not guaranteed:
=, FOR the South-Dally: $40 A. 81, Local,
p;,S "a; NJ. Express. 600 L. NJ Express
, ,s and Birmingham. 1856 H. NJ Express
week Days; $500 z. NJ. Local.
YORK RIVER LINE
':ao l.. M.--Daiiy.--Connectinx far p,,.,
NOR Mon- Wed. and Friday. 600 A. M.-Ey
I Iu, ana 2;i9 r. M-Mon.. We'd asd Fri
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the South: ESQ A. NJ s:,o =,
Ivy VT; 4. NJ. S:ej T.. NJ. daily; 1855 Elk. sun
Nom , NEST Point: $3.50 \, N. daily. Il:a5 A..
5 L. BURGESS. u. p. A..
81 + Main st, Phone Madison n,
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nlcnMoxp GRAIN M,p..r

E!3hm"nh Va. Arrn H. 1872
Wyyn,i2t Z; Quotations Of change
%. wcs'crn.....,.. ...
~, rcd NirEIria ~
N!Fssn!a bag 1914, ,m -
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New Orleans, La. Arr!! is-Notwt,hs,and.
ING un'aHoFaele rive: news, the forecast, for
! unst,tteo weather in mos; parts OF the bel;
! trading on the Cotton ESchanec 49, :, :,
ishi IN volume. and last prices mere la
p0!alS under Yesterdays close Futures
openeH STEADY a decline % sf5s points on
Peer "anies and better weather man ths,,
.SN,ftS'ca sales on tbs spot $50 aalcs and
~ 20 arrive. Futures closed: April u.a:
NAY. nsS: July, 1926; August, ii.so Sen,
January, I'LL. ''''V'
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.,

Furnished by Levy Commission 90. r.,,-
mission Merchants. Richmond Va
Richmond Va. April Il. 1912
Actual WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. OF
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a. ------------
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT or RICHMOND. APRIL !. ,.,,
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer Berkeley Shcrly Nor,o-,
chandisc and passengers old pou,irio, -,
steamer Aurora, Furrnau pc,.-eh,,r IN.
James River landings. merchandiso and "a =.
'Hnssrs, Furman Line i's
SAILED
steamer Berkeley. Shclv S,-to,,
N"anaiss ana Passengers. Old Dominion Linz
!"na.s RIVER landings. merchandise an, ~.
N.feihia Navigation company
,,t, aurora furman, pctersLurr and
senSc.s. Furnlen Line '"a pas
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ee!pts :,scj sales. sales. i.Fe5 bales; stock.
''g.>5S Bales: cNrort Coas,Nise, !.*S. oa!cs
Tets. to-day i; al! pcrts-Nc, receipts.
N'l-- oaics; export - Great britain 81
10 g 70 Tie Continent, i.'Ii baics, STOCK,
Gonso'idatcd a, all pcr;s-Ne, receipts.
.H-;;.-. ha!f.; eNPort 70 Crea; Britain. 3i.ec2
Heni, i.2a- bales
Aoiai since September ! a; all pc-ts-He.
reGel7's. iiCr42i bales eNpor; 10 Grca;
b.ta.! SSl.S?I bales TO France io;?ass
2a!es 10 the Continent. i,dss,.2a bales: 20
Japan iSS.scS bales; 10 Mexico. ass bales
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RICItAroNp Tow,Ccn

iacnnond. Va, April Il, ;,,a
iot:owinG arc the quotation. 81 ~ D..
mond Tobacco Exchsngo: - '"e Ficn'
ifEpW& AND OLIVE srr,r,,,
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Suots;ions 'or Understanding bonds arc
~ price 10 which ntercs: mus, h., addn,'
lhso'ne o9nds aud certificates OF INDEBTED
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Total sales for day 1870 shares
othI sales for week (ive days. 3o7i ~, sharne
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1912-11-15

Missouri land ID classed as swamp
and overflow land. OF this
amount one million and two hum
dred thousand acres has just been
drained or now is In process OF
reclamation. About three mile
lion acres, or enough to maintain
the entire population Of Missouri.
is unprotected, undsvelopsd and
unused. The reclamation Of fh.s
land would ad fully s., ,000, ,00o. Goa
to the wealth Of The state.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1912-11-15

not Of, writes Mrs. Champ Clark.
81 planted one hundred and twen-
ty acres Of corn myself one spring
with the aid Of Vapdiver's corn
planter and a driver. hauled
hay shocks, and can say that /
have earned an honest penny
thinning, but not SO many Of
them, for thinning corn is mon
strous hard work. 4"
More than four million aorss Of
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1912-11-15

S INV A<JoOS sAV tatAVu
singer, was born in Slater, Salin
county.
The twenty-fifth annual con
vention OF the Christian Endeayo
Union OF the state was held las
week at West Plains. There We
a large attendance, and the ses,
sion lasted four days.
The Missouri mule census il
Saline county rather puts Petit,
county out of the running. Tt
be exact, Saline has 5000 mules
Galloway ranks second with 6,054
and Boone third with 5,083.
just about the time the Clarks-
dale canning factory got opened
up for business Jack Frost put in
his appearance and there was
nothing doing. The loss to the
tomato growers was up in the
thousands.
II corn canned In Western Mis-
souri, is retailed in Western New
York and corn canned in Western
New York is retailed in Western
Missouri, who pays the freight
According TO Republican SPELL
binders, the foreigner, OF course.
Another Of those fellows who Is
walking ten thousand miles on
mysterious bet Of $40, ZOO visited
Mercer recently. We still have
q gnawing desire to know the
identity OF the man who puts up
the money for these long walks,
and why.
The EIks atMaryyille have one
of the pretiiest and cosiest club
houses in the state. Practically
all Of Maryville's real people are
Elks and the designers of the
clubhouse showed rare foresight
in providing reception rooms and
dancing hall for the ladies'.
The Norborns Canning COM
pany has set new record In the
number of cases Of tomatoes
packed in 3 single season. Up
to this time more than 1900 CAGES
have been packed, as against half
that number In the season of 1911.
This means 1900 dozen, or $780,
00U cans.
An editor at Lexington. has
been sued by young lady who
was contestant for the free au-
tomobile which was advertised
to be given away by that paper.
She claims that the editor con.
Quoted an unfair contest, and has
brought suit for the value OF the ,
machine, said to be 5000.
The Hon. Ewing Herbert, the /
eminent Kansas editor and post
master, is ct Excelsior Springs /
taking the water cure. All the I
standpat editors and postmasters /
are now taking water or some t
other kind OF cure as they very 4
recently partook OF a most boun- I
liful and elaborate dose of crow. Il
Two thousand men wrestled .
With Greene county's apple crop. I
Greene Is the second largest ap-
pie producing county In Missouri. j
Z had more than one half million d
apple trees, and most OF them o
we're weighted to the ground. Ia
This sounds like che display ad b
n . railroad folder, but 1t Is . H
act, nevertheless. w
A urieh girl, IL years old, D
shile sound asleep, got out of bed p'
ne night recently and walked to re
'er uncle's house. about two n'
ailes distant. shepasssd through %
half mile Of timber Iaad and %
ver : rough bottom country. but g
Frised It the home Of her kins. il'
aan, suffering no I'll effects from
- extraordinary journey. LOT
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