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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-23

largo Colonial house occupying a whole
,1ocr, front on Stewart avenue. The formal
gardens in the rear of the house are "'i,o'' E,
the finest on Long Island. MI. "ooui -. 80,
ctcuplcd the house Cor several years un','
he resigned from the presidency OF '"'
Garden City Estates, in February
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-23
BIG WEST SIDE SALE
Apartment for Site of Nine
Dwelling Houses.

Harris and Maurice Mandelbaum are the
buyers Of the group Of zine dwelling houses
at the northeast corner of West End ave-
nue. and Ath street, on plot l02. 2x133 feet.
Mark Rafalsky & Co. were the brokers in
the transaction. Information regarding the
transaction was reported in The Tribune
recently when II became known that five OF
the houses were sold.
Plans have been prepared FOR a twelve
story apartment house which. together with
the land. will call for an investment Of ST.
900 A resale of the property to a build
er is now well advanced and the Mandel-
baums hold the plot at $4,000.
The houses bought by the Mandclbaums
are the following: No 500 West End ave,
nue., northeast corner Of s4th street, 3O.6N
S0.2 feet, from Minnie a. Harris; No. O6
West End avenue. 22Xl0p6 feet. from
Blanche Bucklin; No. 279 West Ath street.
l6xs02 feet, from the Tyson estate; No. 2l1
West Sith street 16XSO2 feet from Blanche
Buckin: No. 20 West Sith street, l6XSo2
feet. from Sarah Birmingham; No. 275 West
Sith street, l6xS0.2 feet. from the Tyson es-
tate; No. 27l West sith street. l6xS02 feet,
from Hannah Lynch; No 269 West ath
street, 166xlO22 feet, from Chauncey D.
Pease, and No 267 West s4th street l6XlG.-
feet, from Mary CassOn.
Other sales for Manhattan ana Inc
Bronx reported yesterday follow:
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COUNTRY.
NEAR SUMMIT, N. j.

High class country place; stable, garage COT
tage: house magnihcently furnished; nine master
bedrooms Ave baths, billiard room sun parlor'
SC; CITY conveniences real country surround
ings: elevation 500 feet fine view; exeellsnt golf
links in neghborhood one mile staten; 20
minutes New York. Lackawanna. planted garden |,
abundance OF fruit, milk eggs, ice supply lease
summer or year. Owner PELLETREA-. Tel
305W-Summit, or X. X, $40 Broad ST, Ne~arx
MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
One store mill, 45x55, two stories. with attic
and basement. boiler house and boiler, water
wheel and a good water power: one store house
and two tenements: another mill wood about
a mile down the stream, 33NoO addition exSo
boiler house and boiler, one story, attic ana
basement operated BY water power and nov 10
operatIon one store house, 40X6o three tene-
nents: blacksmith shop and thirty acres Vt land.
The reservoir for the above mills covers aeouf
900 acres and the stream is controlled by the TIVE
mills: excellent water for textile purposes color
ing. etc The above property will be sold very
low. considering the good water and power: II
Is located in the southern part OF CONNECTICUT
and on line Of n. Y. n. II. 4 Hartford r. r.
DANIEL l. LAY. Administrator.
LYME. Connecticut.
TO LET. FURNIsHED-FoR JULY, AUG,
sent Old Colonial house OF 10 rooms and
hath in real country: all conveniences; few
moments from station. several New York cx'
press trains; private pure water supply; high
''' r. coMsTocK. wilton. Conn.
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EAST SIDE.
THE CLEVELAND

i26-I3O EAST 24TH ST.
Apartments Of rooms, ample closets, etc.
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.
FOX ST, 200 TO T6s. near East l56'h st; 4, 0
rooms. bath. all Improvements: rent SIS 70
Soi Inquire janitors.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.
MASSACHUSETTS,

wYCHMERE sEAsHORE COTTAGES. Her.
wichport (Cape cod rented completely FUR.
nished; bathrooms: all comforts; rents re-.
duced: delightful beach abundant suppliee;
booklets Box IS, South Harwich. Mass
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
CONNECTICUT.
COMMUTERS FARMS AT
Wesiport and Greens Farms, Corn.

Wesipor and Greens Farms, Corn.
A fine old New England Salt Box House. Z
looms and bath, town water etc; seVeIA mr. mr.
places. 2 acres high land; Ave minutes walk
from centre OF village and river, very large
shade trees: garden and fruit; house IN perteet
condition; price, SSoOo
IS ACREs-A splendid old 10 room house, WITH
steam heat bath. hardv God floors, hreplaces OUT
door sleeping room, &C; near village and uoley;
SIS 600.
10 ACRES mile from station, half mile from
the Sound; many acres IN e4oae' y,sws
cG the water: u room house good barns stream
pond and several springs; >2I"p
ll5 ACRES. on a hill top; splendid views OF
the sound and country: hno old u room Colonlai
house with bath steam heat and six hreplatts,
small brook; complete farm buildings ana sho'
Price $1,000
100 ACRES high Land. with wonderful views:
extensive road frontage. sniH mouse S'',7
$4,000.
WEsTPORT has one OF the finest bathing
he aches on the SOUND.
OLD COLONIAL HOUSE II rooms. q hrcplices
furnace. hish ceilings; 70 acres Of land; nusit "a
1875, and IS n perfect condition; price Si-'o''.
20 ACRES. with plain ten room house snail
river; an abundance Of fruit; 5000.
SHORE FRONT 1920 FEET.
10 ACRES. 4 point right out in tho Sound, COCO
beach good anchorage. no marsh. no muG' jes'
water between it and Long Island II Is o@F-
gain az $27 500
JOHN CRAWFORD,
Fast 42d 81 Telephone. li6-BfN ant.
NEAR THE WATER.
4 magnificent Home. In perfect condition,
across the street from golf Inks ami ten
mis- courts: good bathing. yacht landing
near by. i've minutes from station; *
rooms y masters bedrooms. > servants
rooms. g bnths. 6r"piacos. steam neat
electric light. interior teiephou' sy~ftm,
gardeners house and barn. piic" SlNDD"i
It's a wonderful bargain. Send for de-
scription and photos
JOHN CRAWFORD.
East 42d St. y. Y. Tel, 1IG-Bryant.
BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.
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NEWARK SALES.

Eircg all the healthful surroundings
country Mfe.
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Manhattan,

18TH STREET. The Annie 5. Patten estate Is
reported to have sold No. 30 West 18TH street
three story and basement stone front dwelling
house on lot lS.9xlO2.2 feet, between Amsterdam
avenue and Broadway. o.,
HOKATIO STREET.-Phncas smith has sol"
for Maurice Myers No Horatio street north
west corner Of 4th street. three story Dullrlht'
on Ior .4x4O.3 feet. The rrcI erty Is IN the
vicinity OF the proposed GlrseNOoIl Market 49,,
18th STREET.-N. Brigham Hall ana Nhl-
lam Il. BlOOdgOOd have sold for Ma garet I.
MaCau Ncs 1873 and l5j West 4Sth street Two
three story dwelling houses. on plot oI.bXlOO1
feet The property IS separated on the east
from the Pay house. owned by william \. biadN,
ly "a tent foot court The seller In the present
transaction has been iu possession OF the prop
rTty for twenty years.
lo5TH STREET--M VI. Hayward 4 GO. nave
sold the five story double fathOuSe. No. l48 West
ln5th street on plot 25XloO.ll feet tOr +. 1.
Prescott 70 a client for investment .
list STREET. -SlawSon 4 Hobbs have SOLO
FOR John Forsythe 10 a client Tor investment the
four story and basement high stoop dwelling
house No 1876 West list street, size 2lXopNlO@ :
feet Mr. Forsythe taking back "A lease on the
property for three years.
The Bronx.
LOCUST AVENUE. Hugo Wabst has sold for
the builder the two family brick dwelling house
Oh the north side OF Locust avenue. about 100
feet cast Of White Plains avenue, 10 An investor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-23
NEW JERSEY.
Modernized Homestead

Situated between Nutley and Montclair, y. -
in the foothills Of the orange Mountains; eight
rooms with steam heat and all modern I'M
provements; artistically fitted up and deco
rated: large barn: garage and chicken houses:
abundance OF fruit and shade trees; old-fash-
Toned garden, with large variety OF flowers,
shrubs. etc artistic pergolas and cobblestone
gateways add TO the attractiveness OF the
place Price $4,000, on terms TO suit Add
tlonal land may be had. For photo, etc, ad-
dress OWNER Room 1909 90 Nassau ST., y. J.
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Committing Three. Acre Home

Nine room house. bath. hot water heat Bas
and electric light. barn. garage, chicken house,
fruit brook. near depot; easy terms. Address
ELSTON ". FRENCH, l4l Broadway, n. 4. z:
RUTHERFORD, y. ].
High and HealthfuL Ideal Tor Chidren.
9la miles; 20 minutes.
FOR Sale or Rcnt-Beautiful modern corner
property, eight rooms and bath, steam heat
Near station; S35 per month. Rare oppor-
tunity. so write promptly. VAN MATER.
Shafer Building Rutherford.
NUTLEY REALTY. NEWS
Tells about Nutley, the ideal suburb. Send for
copy MOTLEY REALTY NEWS. Nutley. n. J.
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COUNTRY PROPERTIES.

IA ACRES ON MATCHLEss sAssAFRAs
River Eastern shore. Maryland, near 80 million
people yet in the exhilsrating climate OF Mary
land Brick dwelling (coloniaD magnificent
only $4,000; worth $4,000. J. WATERS
RUSSELL, Chestertown. Nd.
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wEsTCHEsTEk COUNTY.
ESTATE

AT LARCHMONT-ON-TH
Your chance 20 own a real home, WITH land
enough for garden tennis court and garage;
congena neighbors; outdoor sports: country
minutes out; low prices. Write for particulars.
uNMEII PERRIN. h03 EifIh Ave. n. Y.
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SHORE FRONT 1900 FEET.

10 ACRES, 4 point right out In tho SOUND, COCO
beach good anchorage. no marsh. no mud, jLsi
water between ii and Long Island; II Is bar
gain az $27,5O0
JOHN CRAWFORD,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08
MeeklN ClenrIng Hou.a Statement

Sew York. September THE statement Of
the actual condition % clearing house banks
for the week ,hvc days shows that tho
banks hold s--5iio0 reserve In excess % legal
requirements This is decrease % 81 So2. go
in the proportionaie cash reserve as COM
pared with last week.
The statement follows: Actual condition
Loans, se.o2-. 1850 decrease. s2s 0i6.co
Specie. S557.s37, 0)G decrease. 81 $40 0l1.
Legal tenders ,SGt0S 00o. decrease. $4,000
Set deposits ;ls'-.724.ooo. decrease. sseii7-
cp.
Circulation s7.iolocO. increase. sile7.cQc
Banks cash. reserve in vault. s3i5. isi 600
Trust companies cash reserve In vault.
sT5.3ii.c1l.
Aggregate cash reserve, si,i7o5 90
Excess awful reserve. se75itooJ. decrease.
si.SO-.oso
Trust companies reserve Win clearing
house members carry . per cent cash re-
serve. s57,.56to0
summary OF state banks and trust COM
ranics In Greater Sew York not included
IN clearing house statement:
Loans. ssio45-loo. increase. S7.ie3.soO.
specie, S5i.U3.i00; increase. s1oS.ov0.
Legal tenders. $3.50 500. Increase. $4,000.
Total deposits ss7502.itD; decrease S. i55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08
DANVlLLE

Ispecial to The Times Dispatchl
Danville, Va. September An en-
iloyable porch party was given on Mon
day night by Misses Estelle and Ruby
Lewis. who entertained a large num-
ber OF their friends in honor OF their
guests. Misses Florence and clara
Trent. of Leaksville y C.: Miss Agnes
Williams, of Baltimore, and j. H. Lewis
and j. NJ. Rawlins. OF Greensboro. Sc
lecuons OF music were played by a
number OF the guests and greatly en-
JoNed. Delicious refreshments were
dispensed towards the end OF the
evening upon the lawn.
Cards have been received in the city
from Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. Morton.
announcing the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Julia. to Daniel Eustace
compton on TUESDAY June 2. in Balti-
more. Nd. Mr. and Mrs. Compton viii
at Glover. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Compton
are former residents OF this city.
Miss Nathalie Ballou is the, CUES; CT
Miss Baitland Walker. on West Main
Street.
Miss Ethci Brandt of Baltimore is
the guest OF Mrs j. r. Taylor. at
Ringgold.
Mrs j. B. Fields. or New York IS
visiting Mrs c. r. Hughes on IIol-
Mrs Abner Anderson. Of Baltimore.
visiting Mrs J. Is. Anderson. on
Sutherlin Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius kaufman have
returned TO the city after having spent
a brief vacation in Atlantic CITY. New
ork and other Northern cities
Miss Babctte Kaufman has returned
TO the city from Maine. where She mas
been for several weeks on summer
camping trip
Misses Hazel ana Mabel am or
Texas and Misses Hazel and While
Smart OF Richmond are the guests OF
Miss Myrtle Tunstall on North Main
Mrs W c. Jett. or Richmond. IS
visiting Mrs Z. v johnson.
Miss Jessie Johnston. OF Norfolk
who has been visiting her mother. Mrs
D. II. Johnston. on West Main Street
has LETT for Richmond. where She is
visiting her sister Mrs. r. 5. Fitz-
gerald.
Dr Luther a. Robertson has return
cd to the city after having spent his
vacation at Patrick springs.
Misses sue Scheduled and Dot Rich.
mond. have returned to the city after
having spent a fortnight az Patrick
Springs.
Miss Theodosia Gray. who has been
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs j. T. Per
kinson. has returned TO her home in
Winston Salem.
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>rw YORK rRoDucE MARKET.

Pork and Beef steady. cut Mca,s-ouiet.
Lnrd-Frm. Tallow and fetrolenm-sEeady'
Wooi-steady Rosin-Quiei rurpentine
Easy. Molasscs-Steady. sugar Raw. arm (;
refined steady Choese-Steady and un-
changed Butter Firm and unchanged EgSs
Firm coffee Rio. No. :. H7sc. Futures
steady. December. 1901: March. 400. Pota-
toos-Woak: Southern sweets. barrel. $leS q
IFS. Cabbag and unchanged Pea
nuts and Unchanged.
covering. bu, owing TO the hrmnoss in lard
and cotton and in tho absence OF heavy
hedging sales against crude closed q
points net higher. September. . 80 October.
s2e. November sol. December and January.
a.as: February. Sas. March. sol prime crude,
ss.coGsO,; do summer s.ioa 800 do. winter
yellow, 6.5Oa,So; do. summer white s"H
.
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COTTON Markets

Sc" YORK September 7-cotton a.,.,
o.er ins sisafy a. s aecine q; as poln,.
"hi.e sc+tiefcd selling may ai.o la, 49,.
,htHifea 20 some eNten, oy reports ~ rain
~ '~ris " in- eastern u-i: "a. orerine.
Nt'" oy no means neavy ard shortly after
81 'ai tH- r'dTH-t became firm on coyerin.
~ i''eni sellers anc fresh buying Tor lons
S-Hi. 4het- N,re numerous rspor,s II
1''H 1fop Deterioration in south Texas.
Nil'" iHeft N.fe AFRO Aovic,s OF more 4 =
ave spnt acuan1 Ia that s.c,lon a. -
pc :. aNe in's- nlilisn features seemed 20 Ae
treating nor- general ceinAae around ;he
i'ns 4A, Closing prices were OF :
i-tiiinaiea receipts ai1s5 % 60 aga!ns, sic7
a. week and -sis7 iast yea. To-day's re-.
atI9is al Galveston % 81 bales against 1891
.asi year. AZ Sew Orleans 6is oale~ ass!n.;
- last ysAI. and az Hols;oa l.. 20. bales
-sainst 1855 last yeas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08
AMHERST

Special to The Times rs patchl
Amherst. VA september mir. and
Mrs. w. X. Allen left this week for
Atlantic city, and Other points OF In
terests In the North
Miss Gertrude Barker. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs 1. b. Davies,
has gone 10 Louisville Ky.
Miss Marion Dearborn is visiting
friends at Red lin.
Mrs. /. H. Early and sister. Miss
Ethel Wheeler. this week visited in
Lyn chburg.
Mr.. and Mrs II F. Gregory and ohil-
dren. OF Lynehburg. who have been
spending the summer here, this week
returned TO their home.
Miss Vera j. Joyner, who has been
spending her vacation at Coynors.. and
in Washington. D. c. this week 70.
turned 10 her home here.
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mol, Mount Tnbncco.

I~Ucclal 10 The Ilmcs-Dls DedcN,
Rocky Mount. ~ &. Scptc'nher -
Receipts for the week have been con
stantIy on the increase and to-days
receipts were the heaviest OF the sea
son. the total for the week being about
100000 pounds.
Offerings have consisted largely OF
primings some OF which are good
bright tobaccos. while the majority OF
them are common nondescript. Prices
on all grades OF them are very salts
factory.
Tips and bright leaf have shown up
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PoRT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER Z ls.2
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk mer-
ehandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
steamer Pocahontas. Graves Norfolk ana
James River landings. merchandise and na.
sonsers virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Aurora. Fufman. Peterssurr an.
James River landings, merchandise and pas.
.engers FurIlan Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk mer-
chnndise and passengers, Old Dominion Line
Steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings mercha ndse and pas
seHso.s Furman Line
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08

New Orleans La September Cotton
futures opened steady : decline OF 59S
7oinis on poor cables and more rain In the
eastern ha!f ot the cotton region. Immed!-
atais after the call the faArke, stood Z 70 :
% covers over the weekend. Prices grad
raily recovered and Then took on a net sd-
vance, standing points over ;he n.si halt
hol- at The middle o: tAe session
Receipts. 50: baic. stock :2.5s. bales spo,
cotton, steady. i-isc. up nndtiiag. ISc.
sales on the spot IS oales Futures closed
steady a. i net advance Of NIL points. sep
TENDER closeo i..ts. October. HISS. December.
Hiss. January. HI. May. !Ls7, May. nH
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2 i75. yeariinss ,,5oa SIS: lambs. native.
- n $50. western SA75G7i5

New York, September -Beevcs-Receip,s
LIB bend no trading o; Importance. feeling
FOG finest weak Calves-Receip;s 100 head ::
no sales to-day. feeling firm. nominal quo
'aiions for Neais, $500 1900: cnils. ssG SO.
sfassers. s4.io 800. butIermiiks 5.75ass1
sheep and Lamvs-Receipts e..ss head Sheep
steady, lambs .rm. sheep, s..55 "a .o0; cuus
81 50a Is: lambs. ss.25G SIS; culis. st75 500
Hoss-Receip;s 9.i7s head. Market STEADY At
isUslo. pigs. ss.eoG 800; eomnop light and
southern pigs. iIse9s.5
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Especial % The Times Dispatch.l
ST. Louis Mo, September The hrs, bale
OF cotton gathered Ia Missouri this season.
also the FIRST bale % cotton received In s.,
Louis this season, was receives to-day By
the Nupoicon niil cotton Company. 1t was
SHIPPED by u " Hutton. OF Caruthcrsville,
and sold 10 q s. Tiffany 6 Company FOR y
cents pound The hale graded mddlins.
and the staple was very good FOR first pick
ings. running about li-i6. The Saturday
market was steady. but inactive. no sales
being reported
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NANAL sToREs

Wilmington. y c.. September 7.-spirlts
Turpeniinc Steady at sc. receipts 10 casks.
Rosin-Steady Ss.is, receipts IS barrels.
Tar-Firm at $40. Crude Turpentine-Firm
at SO - "a so receipts y barrels.
Savannah. Ca. september 7.-Turperiine-
Firm at Sc; receipts $50 casks. shipments 10
casks. stock s7.c57 casks. Rosin-Firm; sales
2.5os barrels. receipts s.53i barrels. ship
men,s so2 barrels; stock 1854, barrels. Quote
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago III. September Wheat to-day
barely escaped going into tho eighties. De-
cember delivery sold as low as 90 n 9o'sc.; the
thoTd day in succession in which the low
record has been broken. The market gave
way beneath the shadow OF the oncomin g
eraa and closed weak. &c 70 INC. under
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co,.on il,lr,. closed .,eaay.

Coffon. quie; mediing i.s5. sro.. ..
eei9's. seii haics.'stock. 1881! oale,. export
20 inr Continent .:is Bales export coast
.otH. today a. a! ports-Ee, receipts
-ii's bales, export % tn continent, itis
bales. STOCK ss, y, bales
consoidated az al por,.-Net receipts.
sra psles. e1aor' 10 the Continent. ~.
Tois. since September e, all 7orts-Not
receipt i5s.c- bales. export 10 Great Britain
23fis bales; TO France, lo7is bales. TO the
Continent, -5o.. osles
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in increased proportions and are sell
ing very high. prices being entirely
satisfa Glory to the seller.
The market closed very active to-
Gay. the buyers watching every pile
closely.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pRY Goods MARKEr.

New York. September 7.-The cotton goods
markets are quiet and steady with a fair
volume OF business coming forward on reor-
ders Buriaps have been excited during the
week Linens rule strone. Yarns steady.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Sales. Stock.

30 Allis-Chaimcrs. list paid
Allis-Chalm.rs. pfd.......
likp Amalyanatcd Copper co..
200 Amer. Agri Chem. com
Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
30 American Can .........-...
~ American Can, pfd ...-...
% Amer. Car and Foundrp,
Amer. Car and Foun. pfd
100 American Cotton OIL.
Am. Hide and Leather. pr
. AMERICAN L!nsccd Oh ...
go American LOGON )tive g..
Aui"r. Locomotive. pfd g..
Amer. Malt Co. pfd ......
,.F'3 american Smelling .....
Amer SNUFF Co. com ...
10 American Sugar ..........
Amer Tel aud Tel. 90.
80 American Tobacco. com
American Tobacco. pfd
Il 90 Anaconda Copper ....
l.ltp Atehison ..........-..-...
Atlantic Coast Line 500.
y - L. Of Connecticut.
p' baltimore and Onto d..
100 bethlehem Steel. com.
lsethlcu"m Steel. pfd. BE-.
Y.lSP British Amer Tob. CO..
i.'' Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
- Central Leather. com
i',,' Canadian Pacific ........
- chesapeake and ohio.
10 Chicago Great Western
- chi. MI and st. PAUL.
l'-l Druciblc steel CIR. con
- Grucible steel. pfd zee.
Chicago and Northwest.
% colorado Fuel and Iron.
~ Colorado and Southern.
lro Consolidated Gas ......
Delaware and Hudson
Den. and Rio Gran. com.
Den and RI Gran. pfd
=" Dis,iiiors Sec cor -......
~ Fri, Observation-Disclosures.
=" Eli LIST pa ..........
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd
Geo. W. lieluc FOB. GO
80 General Electric ........
-" Great Northern. 'pfd ...
Great northern Ore cts
Illinois Central ...-.....
10 interboro-Met. ...........
~ Internoro- Met. pfd ....
Int Mcr. Marine. com
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C-sa grain closed. wheai-Ho. RED. 3.1i
2 l@ NJ hard. ?. &c ooFn-So. :. ,si. q
low. Z, oa,t-No. white sEa axe stand
Baltimore. Nd. September 7-whsat-
Weaker. contract. :si.o. Corn-Ou!ei. con
tract SC. Osts-Firm a. soi.e. Rye-Quiet.
No. nearby. car lois. soGs sc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08

Quotations Tor interest-payins bonds are
at price TO which interest must DO added
Income bonds and certificates of Indebted :
ness are fiat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08

ga BOARD Air Line stamped g tbid,. 3
taooara Az Line adj 5s......... "a.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08
RICHMOND HAY MARKEr
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
tSa!es at Union Stock YardsJ

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
tSa!es al Union Stock YARDS
Richmond. Va. September :. ia,.
report OF TIE iive stock for the week
best S'eers. 7*ITAc.; medium to good
S ~ rs. s9m e,n to fair aa85Ac.; Se,,
common to fair. 3i4 @4.c: bes, COW. sg
rs; medium 10 good. ~ c nc; common to
;air =: aisc.. bulls HsG5c Fresh cows
$50 q 500 per head Best veal calves 7isc-.
t iai- 70 good 5i4gIe; dicks. 4a5c.: bes,
stays sac; best lambs. s37c; common
s,s q SCI best sheep sac, common to fair.
Ch:oa go. IN September -Ca,tie-Receipts
800 head Ma.ke; slow: steady. Beeves sS7S
q lotc; Texas steers, si75 $50. western
steers. s. IS a Sis: stockers and feeders s4e5
2 Us; cows and he!fers s3d 500. calves. $3.50
100. Hogs-Receip;s 700 head Market
active. 5qioe higher. Light S.Gas-o;
mixed, $3.50 9.i5; heavy. 575TSs5: rough
i7.75 rs. pigs. s525dsaa. bulk o, sales
IS i5 n $50 sheep Receipts 1000 head Mar
ke' strong Native. s7-5od AS: western $3.50