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The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-06-27


The atory opens at Monte Carlo with
Col. Terence O'R0urke. a military free
lance "a something OF d gambler. in ms
hotel Leaning ON the balcony lie sees q
elevator ana pasaes from slshL AZ The
gaming table OfRourke notices two men
watching him. One la the Hon. BERTHE
GiyAn. while hts companion Is Viacounl
him the French government has directed.
him 10 O'huurke as q man who would
undertake q secret mission Az his apart
mlnt. QttourAe. VINO haQ agreed 20 un-
aeftake The mission. hula a mysterious
letter. The Viscount arrives hands "a
sealed package q OIiourho, who - not
60 ouen 1T until on the ocean. a pair OF
dainty slippers are seen protruding from
under a doorway curtain. The lrlahman
dnda the owner of the mysterious feet To-
be ais wife. Beatrix from whom he had
reconCiled. and opening the letter he finds
that q Ranguon law firm OIera MIN
100000 pounds for a jewel known aa the
Pool Of Flame and LETT % him by g oy-
ing friend. but now "a keeping Of one
named Chambret Ga Algeria Oltourka
woratH the nohleman ~ q duel. The wife
90 soon return with the reward. He dis
covers both Glynn and the viscount on
board the ship. AS he finds Chnmbrot
there is an attack by bandits and his
left the Pool OF Flame with the governor
general. ID at sight Of a signet ring
given the colonel VIII deliver over the
jewel Arriving az Algeria the lriEhman
hnda the governor general away. Des
IreheB makes q mysterious appointment.
and tells D'R0urxe that he has gained
possession Of the jewel by stealing u. IN
a duel O,Rourko masters the viscount,
secures possession of the Pool Of Flame
and starts BY ship for Rangoon. lie finds
the captain TO be a smuRgier VINO tries 70
steal the jewel lt is hnaliy occurred ~
the captain and OAfourks escapes to
daud.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-06-27
CHAPTER XVIII.


IL was mld-afternoon Of a sultry day
No air stirred. The Panjnab was coal
ing at Port said.
O'Rourke eyed the vessel with dis
favor from the shore: then dropped
into q harbor dinghy, ensooneed him
self at the tiller-ropes. and caused
himself, with his luggage and his
man-servapt, to be conveyed alongside
tae steamer
Near the gangway he was held
back another boat had forestaued
him, another passenger was shipping
for the East o'Rourke was Interested
Idly.
He saw q woman, a slight, trim ng.
ure becomingly attired IA white. with
q VEN about her head. leave the boat
and moun the gangway steps with a
sprinsy, youthful STEP a cheerful and
positive air, a certain but indennable
calm Of seif-po8session. AT the TOP
she paused, turned. looked down.
watching the transfer of her luggage
and her maid. From sundry
intangible indications OfRourke as
aumed fhe second uoman's figure to
be tho iady'a maid. And So did Danny.
The one eyed tie mistress the other
her servant both with interest
The woman On deck threw back her
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-06-27

sharply. save and except to put your
hands above your heads. so-don't
delay, glr. Dennison; I've never known
me temper to be shorter"
HON began to splutter excitedly.
Save Syour breath, ye wheipi"
ORoarke counseled him CURLY. Yen
have need Of It before I'm done with
ye." He added; Search and dis
arm them. Danny"
The servant set about his task with
alaority; It Is safe to say that he left
not so much as a match ia the pocket
Of either. While he was about 1t,
Hole. with HIS eyes steadily fixed upon
the ~unwavering muzzles Of ORourke's
revolyers. managed to master his emo
ton enough to ask coherently;
What are you going to do with
usw
yen see In good time returned
oRourke grimly. Have ye found it,
Danny2'
Danny backed away from Hole,
whom he had searched after DENIM
son. "Yiss. sor,1 he returned AT
least, ! think so. Is this ut?"
II can't look at tAis moment. Danny.
Is 1t a leather bag with something
hard inside, the size Of a hens egg. or
a bit larger?"
"The very same, yer honor"
Very well" ORourke suppressed
tne tremble OF relief In his voice.
"Put it in your pocket. Danny-the
very bottom Of YOU pocket. Did ye
nnd a gun on either of them2"
zone on each. sor."
LOADER
"Yiss. sor."
"Then cover them. Danny"
For himself O'Rourke put down his
pistols and calmly stripped Oh bis
coat rolling up his sleeves.
Hole" be said. tersely. don't
move. II ye do. Danny VIII pancture
ye. Your turn comes last Denni-
son. We may step out"
what for?" demanded the Scot. ad-
fvancing.
"To receive payment. with interest.
for that blow yo gave me this evoa.
ing, me man Put up your hands.
I'm going, 10 your own words. Mr. Den
nison. 70 hammer the fear Of God
Into as cowardly and despicable a pair
Of scoundrela as I've ever encoun-
tered. And ranectively. 1--WE met
q good many. But most OF the others
were Men"
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-06-27

Two battered and sore sailormen
sat back to back their arms dashed
to one another and 90 the central up.
right so that neither could move. both
haif-submerged in the fountain Of Mic.
coVia the Greek
'Yen hnd the bath quite refresh.
ing, O1ourEe told them, preparing 20
depart. 'as web as a novel oapeFl.
NICE Twill az Sc a world OF good.
Captain Mole, avs anyone WIN ten yo
who has yer had the mlsiortuno 70
stand 10 ieeward Of yo Your money
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CHAPTER XVI.

AZ midnight the muezzin in a neigh
boring minaret turned his face to the
windswept aky and summoned the
faithful to prayer and meditation.
ORourke pulled thoughtfully at his
pipe until the musical, melancholy
wall had been whipped away BY the
breath OF the khamssn. and there was
silence save for the dull. heavy roar
ing overhead. Then he resumed the
conversation where It had been inter
gupted.
"And ye say ye love the young wom-
an. Dannyl"
II do that. yer honor.
"And ye would marry her2"
vivid yer honor's conslnt-Im ready,
aor"
Il bless the banns. Ye may have
her on one condition"
'Aw-w7'
I've need OF ye, as I've pointed
out"
'Sure. yer honor knows We can count
on me 20 the last breath Ia me. sor."
sThen yen come with me to Bur
mah2"
DO you think. sor, could Shape Of
nights. after hearin' from your own
lips what we've been through and aus-
pectn' what more ye must 90 through
with before we've won7 VIII I be
comm. IS ut7 Faith. I'll 90 whether
sc want me or not"
"And afterwards We can come back
to Miss Psyche here, or whatever her
name may be-"
sYiss, yer honor and thank ye kind
a." Abruptly Danny started
up. They'll be comm now, sor, he
said ia an excited whisper. I'm think
IN hear thin Numbering down the
alley"
He turned toward the rear Of the
house. and as ORourke rose to follow
him. the signal sounded on the metal
door. Danny duiekened his steps, and
~ hs disappeared his master slipped
quietly into the shadows beneath the
o%yerhanging gallery. From this point
of seclusion he could hear distinctly
the Jar OF the bolts as Danny opened
the iron door, followed BY his hoarse
whisper; eWhistl IS ut yersilyes,
noW2"
Hcle's voice answered him huskily:
sWho the hell else would Il be-? Let
ns De. you damn harp"
Tue door creaked upon IT'S hinges;
and was cautiously closed The bolts
ratified again. Footsteps shufned
alowly. as Of men heavily %burdened.
over Che aoor Of earth Then. Whli
QRonrke gathered himself together,
expltatiou 30 his heart. and the fore
taste Of revenge sWesci ia his mouth.
two oloaked figures acufhed into the
courtyard. breathing hard beneath
their burdens of Struggled drug
Hole promptly dumped his share oi
the load down upon the bench and
swung upon Danny where's Mic.
eoQie3 he demanded evidently 10 as
ugly q mood as be could muster.
Where Is 'e2 stop standin' there
and starin' with yer baimy trap open.
yef
"Ihat VIII be about enough" aug.
geated ORourke pleasantly, ID q con.
versational tone, stepping from hia
place Of c~onceaiment Don't call
name8 hole-ye're too near your God
~ ye have one. which misdoubt
"a the clear. bright starlight the PTS.
toil NJ bis bands were plainly evident:
and end stared tho captain in the eye.
onc covered the head or the pelican'a
nrsl officer
Ye WIN not m0Vqi said o'Rourka
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and be said he was willing 10 die
Tor me3"
mot exactly "a those words. bul
that was the Impression be vas evi,
IDENTIFY trying 20 convey
What did he aayf"
Vie aaid be was ready 10 eat youf
cooking any Time you said mo word
Hpneton Post
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-11-14
WHITES CORNER, (vinterporD.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Thompson of Wollaston,
Mass, arrived on Saturdays boat and are
guests of her brother, C. H. Libby :. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradbury Clarke of Hampden were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. NeaIey, Sunday.
Mrs. E. E. Richie and children visited her
niece, Mrs. Riley Prime, in Brooks, Saturday
and Sunday 80. Mrs. C. B. Jewett and Mrs.
NJ A. Haley visited Mrs. George Clarke
in West Winterport November 7th..
Mrs. Julia White is spending the present week
with Mrs. Briggs in Swanvile. .. Misses
Louise Libby, Ellen and Marjelia Bartlett and
Laura Bickford were at home from Bucksport
seminary for the weekend Miss Margaret
Ames of Fort Fairfield accompanied them and
was the guest Of her aunt, Mrs, A. R. Well
man: Mrs: S. P. Stevens of Monroe was the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. R. C. Nealey, sew
eral days recently. Mr.. and Mrs. Llewellyn
Clarke of West Winterport visited Nh. and
Mrs R. c. Nealey Sunday.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-11-14
PROSPECT.

PROSPECT.
Mrs. Melinda Littleield of Searsport is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Hannah Dow, for few
days, Mrs. Lydia Reed attended the church
convention held in Dexter last week Mrs.
Clara Haley has sold her farm to her son, Fred
Haley. and both will move very soon -. Mrs.
May Alley and Miss Bernice Alley were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ora t last week u. Ed
win killman, who is brakeman on the B. &
A. railroad, spent the weekend at home -.
The next meeting Of the Busy Bee Club will be
with Mrs. Minnie Copp, Nov. 18th, The
Mountain school closed last Friday after very
successful term of ten weeks, taught by Miss
Lena Torrey of Frankfort. All are glad to
know that she is coming back for the winter
term. Miss Evelyn Clark of Clark's Corner
is stopping with her aunt, Mrs. Lester Dow.
e. Miss Vera Benson was the guest Of Mrs.
Clara Skay in Winterport last week. -. Lewis
White of Winterport has Just shipped car
load of potatoes from Prospect station. Miss
Ella Kelley of Brewer is spending her vacation
with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel
Ames.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-11-14
MI-O-NA
BAN|SHES INDIGESTION

Sourness, Fullness, Belchine and all Stom-
ach Misery Disappear in Five Minutes.
"Tried them ALL" you say, land not one
cured?" Well. you haven't tried MONA
Stomach Tablets or you would not be bothered
with stomach trouble today.
Perhaps you bought box and took one or
two and then let the rest stand. forgotten, in
the cupboard
Make no mistake; if you will take MI.O.NA
Stomach Tablets regularly YOU can forever
end all stomach misery and have stomach as
strong and vigorous and as able to digest
the heartiest meal as the best stomach in
America.
# you suffer from Indigestion, Dyspepsia.
Gastrltis' Catarrh OF the Stomach, or any
Stomach Misery A. A. Howes & Co. are author
lied to refund your money if you are dissatis-
fed with the results obtained from MONA.
Price so cents.
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DO YOUR DUTY

to your eyes; don't treat them as II they
were slaves, for if you do some day
they will refuse to work. and you will
be at TIER mercy. If you have the least
trouble with your eyes. you should not
delay in having than looked at. Come
to us and we will make an examination.
and if you need glasses vii! tell YOU so.
NYMz,uI
RLa1G.Xsz3zi2E37
ElE S1kCLAZ/ST
w. S:i'rs. OH Fe,l,y,' 3o.I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-30
NEW YORK PRODUCE ,1,nU.r

News5f"rk' January "9.-EIour-Firn With
prizes partly higher I::o Flour. Buckwh.,,
Flour and Cornmea!--Frn Rye-Easy. nnT.
.S.bare.y steady. Whent-spo, Arm: 10.
'eo' '!'vs elevator export basi, and SlGg
Q. 0, anoat Futures maze not higher
NAY NAY si,V ',ls' Luy 'Lo.l. Co-n-spo,
urn eHPcrt, '&c Z O b. aaoat Futures
nominal Oats -Spv, hrlner: standard Whit,
iral. "'"fcs nom
rotk-Stsad;er Her!-Firm gu, Meats
.leao!. hafd-Ehsy. Tallop-Stcady. Pc
II II wcoi-s,eady Kosi,-Ea,v
l imipeo''r s.% Molaiscs md Rice.
S Sn"y suShr-kaw and refined. stead.
Gonee-pntures elo,ed steady al nct ~.
W nnGe , al lg . p9'n.s SPOT steady; Rio.
Cotdova 1850 Fiic. noni,ns! Ru,,sI va,
and Checss-I'irm. e'' Hbsi
~ r' I'm: Bermuda, sto crop. aar
~, Sfoo1 80: Florida, 80 b,bLn," a. n
M ~. nolk i:v Tcund: ssC6i5Ts: s,a,c a.,
t ~, nS,p' Long Island barrel t:NS 10.
$50 ~ ~ Pe, 10 POUNDS. f?6oa2Do DANA :.
800 ~; :lcisey swco;s. basket. 81 III" a.
easehges- steady, rcd, ION. ;:aI.sy,. - ~
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COTTON MARKETS.

Hea York, January 2n-The cotton r,-x.,
""s comparatively quiet to-day aud onre
nor. an carly advance, .plrcd by srron..,
~ Li'err@@ was followed by reaction
!hacr fealzinr by carly buyers or /. i.fia
southern selling, The close was ,,, 80
sieaay. not point lower 10 , point. higher.
hs maf"e' opened steady At an advance az
'H' points in sympathy with unexrec..iIv
arm cables, Il continued good spot Business
~ Liverpool covering by Saturday. iatc
seitr. and some foreign buying ReayJ,Ins
%A!eh'y checked tho Upward movement
however III che absence OF any argre,siy,
support hhu suhAegucA. fluctuations wsre
'9Ec or less Irregular. with the cIo.e a.
practically the lowest level 0, the Jsy ~
though mere appeared to he no chang. a.,
me general character o: the nes, rbn
south "as only moderate tcnef hero A.
inG the session. but Offering. iron, 49, :.
source were rather trecr IN III. raj. "a,
aud seemed to conc chiefly from Memph,,
Europe. or houses with Euron.n, cn '.i o.
rioas. traded both ways. but oriy a., -,
sch.', and II looked 40 I, bl.!ncr. W.. ,nns,'
~ IoeaL fr:fste cables ATTRIBUTED The ann.
mess OF Liverpool to sma! ogeYIncr 80.
huslng. continental support and nervou,no,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-30
VALUABLE PEARL
FOUND IN OYSTERS
Barrel of Rappahannock Bivalves
Yield Rich Find in Columbia,
Indiana.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

lSpeclal TO Inc Times DlSpatCh
Fredericksburg, Va. January Cd.
w. Hurley. of Crbanna. on the lower
appehannock River, shipped TO d
friend Of his. a former resident of Ur-
banna, now residing in Columbia. Ind,
u barrel of Rappahannock River oys-
tors recently MIR. Fisher found a pearl
in one of the oysters which measured
three-quarters OF an inch in length and
one half inch In diameter. for which
he refused an offer of si00. The pearl
is said by an expert to be worth Il
great deal more. II Is of the black
variety.
Andrew Turner, of Troop C. Fifth
Cavalry, Fort Meyer, Va, left his post
about u week ago IIe came here Sat
urday and asked the police for night s
lodging, and being accommodated. he
gave himself UP to officer j. y. Stone.
He says he is absent without leave
from his post and subject to charge
of being descrtcr. Officer Stone may
receive reward of $50.
The revival which has been In pro-
gress at the Methodist Church for the
past two weeks. during which the pas
tor, Rev. j. r. Jacobs, was assisted by
DR.. Mitchell. of LeHingto ton. came 10 a
close Inst night. Tho doors of the
church were thrown open yesterday for
now converts. and there were about
fifteen additions
The storchouse in Lancaster county
conducted by 4. +. Warren, with con-
tents. was destroyed by nrc few days
aGo. The building was owned By l.. d.
Stoneman but tho stock of goods be-
longed to Mr.. Warren and was valued
at about $4,000. a warehouse also was
destroyed. There was some Insurance
on the building and the goods. The
origin OF the fire is unknown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-30

amons shorts Reports from Boston ;ndi
td'vI renewed violence among the striker.
In the textile mills at Lawrence Mass hut
"SheF"lsc reports from the domestic cotton
Eo0ds trade we're considered favorable as
indicating better volume of business Rain
was reported in the South, being particular
~ hehN! in sections OF the Eastern belt and
'he possibility or renewed delay in tho
movement; OF or further damage 10 cotton
IN the hcids probably helped to restrict sell
ms after the market had eascd of from
Tx, , cary ADVANCE. The larger interests who
have recently figured prominently in war
vel operations mere appeared TO be doing
very iittic during to-day's trading.
Receipts to-day 1850 bales arains, 5I5s,
laS, week and ci,Sis last year. To-day's re-
stlpts at Galveston fish bales against 15is
!aSt year NJ New Orleans S,o2 bales agalnst
S'"i, las; year. and at Houston i7sl. bales
against list. last year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-30

ish seed. S25M3e.te: domestic. si5Q 800: Flo
rida. new. crate. s2t3.oa. Pcnnuts--stcady
fancy handpiciScd. Virginia, Sfp5tic.; Nir-
Iinia shellcd. Nos. and . +45i.c. F>rciehts
Steady; cotton 10 Liverpool. per 100 pound
31Ic.
cottons,cd oil was easier under iiquda ton
In February against tenders on contract.
selling o: later months by local longs on
reports OF easier crude. and in sympathy
with the decline in lard Closing prices were
60? points net lower. February, o.4295.H:
April. 5.i5a5is; March. 5.5i $3.50: June j.5T
1851: prime crude, i.p1+4I: do. summer
yellow. S3i q $40: DO winter yellow S.ioI
6.?o; do summer white, 5iO1 5.93.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-30
llNY GOODS MARkEr

New York, January 2a-Tbo r,,,,
=. GOOD amount of orders for various kinds
.o'tpn goods and there were numerous
f 'rrs M"''h pointed 10 expansion of The
"a. ". .. revision wns made In tbc ,n.t
OF 's-inch serges for womcn,s noar . ,
-, 80 ncnS dropped per cent The do
IN ,a, ,"F dress goods was very satsfacterv
r., n.t mn agencies. Cotton yarn. were
~, -, '!eihand for immediate delivery
put oni; comparatively small lots wan,ed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-30
New York
Stock Market

New York. January 29.-ouotations
Of stocks oscillated in an uncertain
manner tn.day. At the opening the
market was subjected to severe pres
sure, and prices reccded abruptly.
There was partial recovery in the
'itsi Gour but Leforc moon the selling
was resumed on large scale. aud the
list showed decided weakness. Prices
hardened slowly in the afternoon. until
losses had been largely eliminated. but
IN the last hour the pressure again be-
came heavy, AMI some issues fcii back
TO about the low point of the day.
NJ important new influences were
hrouSh; TO bear, ana the selling was
regarded as Il continuation OF the
movement Of last week. The market
still felt the effect Of the pcssmisiic
statement issued by the chairman OF
the 81. l'aul board in explanation Of
the reduction in the dividend payment
on tho common stock. ljearish scn;i-
ment was stimulated also Ivy prophecies
;nat the quarterly report of the United
states Steel Corporation. to be Issued
Tomorrow. would be unfavorablr, and
mat Union laciiic's report for Dcccm
her would disclose "a large cut i'll earn
ngS. Union Pacific and United States
steel were the conspicuously wcah
stocks. 81. Paul fell to lo6. the lowest
Point OF the year. and did not share in
the recovery. The copper shares. which
were influenced by II sharp break in the
prizes OF the metal abroad. also closed
al the low point OF the day. Persistent
nuyirE of u few issues. among which
NcW York Central, Reading AMI Lehsn
Valley were mos; prominent. was in
strumental in steadyins the lis, when
sNmptoms of pronounced weakness be-
ramC apparent. New York Central rose
Valley Onc-half as mich American SUI
sag. which was unusually active, rose
two POINTS.
London largely increased its selling
~ his market to-day. About 10000
shares were disposed OF on balance for
foreign account. Foreign exchange
rates were easier to-day.
The bond market developed steadi
ness after period OF early Irregular
rs, when the active issues were affected
- The weakness of stocks. Tota
ssics. par value, s3,943ooo. United
states twos, coupon. advanced three
siShihs OF call.
fo;al sales for tho day, 6os,5oo shares.
New York, January 29-Closc: Prime
ineFe2n'ile paper. So to per cent
sterling exchange steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at StSi.5 Tor
Niy-day bills. and at $i.S1lOMsiS7i5I
for demand. Commercial bills, s4.S3L..
Bar silver. ISIS Mexican dollars, Il.
Money Oh call steady, .isG2h per
cent. ruling rae rs closing bid Il
offered al "a. Time loans easy. sixty
JGaHs. 23a per cent, and ninety days,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-30
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET

i!tcportcd by Rodgers, McCabo & cn,
ictctsonIS Va. January 2e-peanuts
spa hish;-Market steady: small Spanish ..lc
iJr nnshei Jumbo spanish. S5c. per hushei
Nirsinhs.--l'!rm; fancy jumbo ISI:c ~,
pound: fancy handpckcd. s%c per Mound
Ia prime "Hsc. per pound: prime. siac
per pound machine picked. aMsi,c nsr
p'u"u' sAe!!ins stock, 2t=lJc. pcr hound
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-30
NAVAL STORES.

M!.rshston y. c.. january :9.-Turpa,,in.
sn.eanS at t5t.c.; receipts ii casks. RosinN
E ien"S al t5.'6: receipts % barrels Tar
barrels "''''e ''''' receipts -
r,; savannah; Ga, January eo.-Turpcn,jnc-
ra mn. at to':e. sales :+3 casks; receipts 40
car' shiPments s3i casks: stock % Iol
800. Esa1 n sales ISIS barrels. re.
, ~ barrels shipments $50 harreIs.
s''ch 1852" barrels. Quote: %, Sc sci.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-30

New York, January --Bccves-Ecccip,s
i,2i6 head. i. Steers lower; bulls and cows
steady: good cows strong. steers, 1900
80; bulls. s2.5eaeel; cows. s25ogi.ss. ,,nlycs
Receipts 1866? head. Extra veals strong;
others steady 10 weak. Barayard and wcs;
cfn calves dull and weak Neals s7nlo ~.
extras, siltc; culls, yL5eIsGo; BARNARD
calves, $50 10: westerns. s3.SofIs.cn Sn.cn
ana Lambs-lIec=ipis 1895 head sheen
urn !ain6s strong; good lambs. l5I.5c.
higher. sheep; Sa9iJfis: culls s..r..:
"ino>' R.-5p 40; culis. 1900. IIoEs-Re.
ceipts i63 head. Market lower at s5,:,ajs.sn.
PIGS SJ.,e q 6,o. .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-30
clucAGo GKaIS M,RKEr

Chicago. January ca-IncrcasIngly buiish
speculative sentiment carried wheat mp lc
to-day. The close was at gain o. &c. TO
y ESsc. net. Corn hnishcj iarF.c. higher
than forty-cish; hours previous: oats up
H-q isc. TO but los products less cxpcn-
sivc by ':i2 loc.
The leading futures to-day ranged as fol-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-30
CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. ILL.,. January acknowledgements.
SOP head. Market unchanged to shade low.
err Beercs-'tS q SO: Texas steers, sL4ca
90; Western steers, si693T.co; stockcrs and
feeders, s3.5og $40: COWS and heifcrs, sa.lo,i
$50; calves. 'i.5oa SIS Hogs-Rece.pts 60.
go head. Market sc. lower than Saturday,
average Light. ss.55a Sis; mixed. ss.soaG.so;
heavy s5s996.3c. rough. s6.e9a s.o5; pigs.
$iHa6p; bull: OF sales. sso,us25 Sheep
Receipts 3?,9N head. Market weak, ,cc. low
er Native, :S.ioQ 40: western, $3.5on475:
ytarInss, $i.i"u Sa5 lambs, native sito6t
$50; Western, Si5on5So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-30
BOND LIST.

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