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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15
Chicago live Stock.

Chicago, March l1.-Cattle-3eeves
oa.0eVs.s 90; Texas stsers, S4.xe0e.>e;
Westsn steers, s$5.199l,9e;5 toeksts
ool .S19sders, $41o06.et: oewu ma
hsl1ets; $4,000 6ee;'I oGaSsl, sste.eoCs..
O. %gs-Ligbt, &s.le0s.sS; ua1ed,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6;> Ss~kh:
>eA4os.5o; pigs, $4eo@s.3s. sheep-
leaeiv4 33.75@5.60;a.yearlines, "a. leo
l1o; lambs, $5.25@7.4o. o.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15
Chicago Grain and Provisions,

Chicago, March il.-wheat-4ay.
>1.o41a @l.o45s; July, $500; Sept,
Me-. Corn-May, >72%c: July, 72*
o72Kc; Sept, 72&c. Oats-May,
S33lc; July, 60%c: Sept. 43hc. Pork
MAY, 1852; July. $500. Butter
oTeameries, .27@soc; diaries, 24@2sc.
0ggl-19@20c. Poultry-Turkeys, Il
O1sstc; chickens. 15h01ee; springs,
nv O10c 's"sr' s'sT~''''':
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15

Report of school district No. IS for
month ending March =: Pupils en-
rolled. 20; days taught, ~: average at
tendance, IL. Those receiving certIti.
Gates Ut perfect attendance we're Oscar
Brataas and Ran0ra Dahl. Those ab-
sent one day or less CLARA Peterson,
Bessie and Florence Bates
A. c Strom, teacher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15
St. Paul Live Stock,

st. Paul, March 11.-Cattle-Gooa to
choice steers, $6.25@7.0O; fair to good,
4.75@625; good to choice cows and
1eifers, $4.50@575; veals, $70O@7.2
6ogs-$6.2506.40. Sheep-Wethers,
&2.50@5.25; yearlings, $350@5.50;
spring lambs, $4.25@6.6O '.:5 - -.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15
GRAIN AND PROVISION PRICES
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, March 11.-Wheat-To ar
rive and on track-No. l hard, $1.O9;
No. Northern, 81 OS; No. 2 Northern.
$1.o5@1.06; May, $l67k @1.075s; July,
$1.0SA @l.0S7s. Flax-On track and
70 arrive, $2.02A; May, $202%.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15
CITATION FOR HEARING ON PET
TON FOR ADMINISTRATION.
ESTATE OF 0RRIN r.: JONES T.

lOunty OF Morrison. -..<.,.:
In the Matter: of the estate of5Orrin w.
Jt nea, De ~edeut. s.s,s<,ff. II. a,;Ss5rs
- The Stat OF rlinne.nta. to all persona
interested N the granting Of admin TT a.
ton of the estate # said decedent. The Pc
aieS in tEis court representins that o 1sSn
": j"nes, then . Tes,dent # the County
Of Monroe, STATE ct Mississippi, died IT,
and pra ying tt at letters of adrninistia+ion
OF his estate be grantee to l.. g.: Ma. n;
and plate for hearing said petition; a.,
Therefore. You and Each Of You, afe'here.
by'ci,ed aid required to show cause, if,assy
you have. before this court at the Probste
Cour, koorns in the Court H.use, In the
city Of Little falls In the county OF 4hfft;
son. State Of Mime s:As On the Str day: pf
April. 1872. Ct 70 O'clock: 2. a.. Thy said
Witness the Judge Of said Court, and
the seal Ia! Of saidncourt. this 'asth day ol
sSSS ms ST., STAY 4ss:.. , =, T., Il !.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15
FOR HEARING. ON FINAL
!. ACCOUNT AND FOR DiSTRl- i,
~s.:.,- 49, BUTTON 81 ,i.s G.-..:,s -;
estate OF JOSEPH :MlYRAN)

State Of Minnesota. County of Morrison.
:, =, - -. In Probate Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of Joseph May
!. TiIhe State Of Minnesota to all persons
interested in the flnal account ana ,distri-
button oi the estate Of said decedent: rhe
repfesen'ativ- Of the above named decd
emit, hatinE Aied in this Court her finai &C
count Of the Standardization of the :es,a ate
ofeAid decedent. together with her petition
pteJtnE for the adjustment and allowance
Of 6aid Apal account and, for DISTRIBUTION
Of the residue OF saio estate 70 the persons
Therefore, YOU: :nd Zach Of You, sre
hereby cited end required. to- show; cause,
II Any yo4 have. before this Court mt the
Probate Court Rooms IN the Court HOUSE
I'd Ire CITY, IF Little Falls "A the County Ol
lloffiepm. State.1t t1inneepta. en- the 18th
day of March. 1919, ct 10 o'cl :ck a. ~, Why
said petition should not be granted, 49,,
Witness. the Judge Of said: Court and
fhs Seal Of , sn'd Court. this 18th day! 81
,f HSSSenf1GeSfS' W. E!,f:4sHAw.'.
; F.N Probate Judge.
Gfi. .'.;f -: !
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15
CITATION FOR HEARING ON FINAL
ACCOUNT AND FOR DISTEI-
BUTTON
ESTATE OF JACOB SCHMIDT


County of Morrison
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Jacob
Schmidt, DECIDE Mt: -.
The State of Minnesota to all persons
interested in the final account and dis
trinuti"n of the estate of said decedent.
The representatives of the above named
decedent. having filed in this court his
final account Of the ADMINISTRATION Of the
estate Of said decedent together With his
petition praying fer the adjustment and
allowance of said tinal account and for
distribution of the residue II said estate
to the parsons tht.reunto entitled; There.
fore, You, and Each of You, are hereby
cited aud required to show cause, if any
you have. before this court at the .Prob,fe
l'ourt Rooms in the Cour, House l., the
City Of Little Falls in the o,1nty of Nor
risen, State Of Minnesota, on the 18th day
of March 1912, at ljne o'clock P NJ,
why said petition shonld not be granted
Witness. the Judge of said court and the
Seal of SAID court, this 2lst day Of
February, 1912.
(Seal} Il. F. Shaw,
Probate Judge.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15

! VOAttll.t}Al1 HKllN.F iAtt5rney rs ~
" County, d ttQrney11 Once SIN Court
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15

i. IF, SOderberC;s y -
:11.sslA Attorney for Assignee. e.
=: Madison, Minnesota.
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WrckIN Cnttnn I,c,ic,,.

New York. February a3.-C,otton ha &
advanced partly 10 bad weather al
ia" South aud - belief that ..rop prru-
arttions are some two To three week &
latc over large section of rho ro,Iou
pelt Tn" destruction of about ian .
COO bales at Houston and Bombay had
some effect for time. Tie pcrsisteur
trade demand from European an, do.
mestic mills, however. mas counter
balanced To very large extent even
lnc danger OF colossal coal strike
"ao '' , britain. involving some S0o.-
the only effect is to cut down Tho snot
Snaes IN Liverpool to some 1000 or
e;u"1o pa les day TO cause some re-
SffIlction OF trading In futures on this
H!nG i the dry goods market is grad
uaiE improving. Prices arc firm for
have s'asn@s OF Goods and in some cases
reach Il very high total.
II L. u remarkable fact that this
easas b ,urShG"m .io, nils h@ys n SOM
i"2u, in the fear that somrthIno may
nappeh TO the next crop that would
s'Ha prices back to the dreaded Ia
Stht level In recent years bir crops
and small crops have aItcrnatea Win
/" cSuiarlty that cXcites comment
ne inct that there have been
600 o6o IN the crop in recent years CT
er news and nows about crop prepa-
ratlohs Mt this time of special Interest
some Georgia reports are to the effect
tnat the season is remarkably back-
ward. and similar reports come frnn,
other parts OF tho belt 1t goes With
out saying that II the start is actual
~ much delayed and really bad 81 will
a. usual be exags Grated for epecula-
i've effect ON the other hand, the
!,slhie supply of American cotton Is
.me largest ever known, and with
prices at their present level ~ &c not
peIieved that any serious or wide
spread attempt VIII be made to cut
GOWN the acreage materially. Tho re-
cent ucciine, too. of So a bale within
a couple of days has rather chilled Pie
ardor Tor bulltsh speculation IT the
sreht coal strike in England cannot
serious dampcr. But cotton has same
Str"hS friends. who believe il viii
Ultimately 20 TO IL cents. Biz spo,
houses have been buvIng SO have
Waldorf Astoria operators sick OF mo
short side. ~
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Rcyicw of Irn,Ic

Sew York. February 2s.-R. 6. Dun
~ tompany's weekly review of trnde
to-mprrow will say
y large volume OF business is doing.
put because 1t does not break previous
records ana does not DrugrcSSiyeIv ana
steadily increase there Is n diSposI.
ucn t. describe trade conditions az
less than satisfactory whereas the
Sltualon Is, in fact, as good as could
rcasona bly, be expected In "A year when
presidential campaign tends TO re-
thrd enterprise. Outside of this uuad :
rennial influence there is no ground
Tor loud complaint. The iron and
steel trad" Is, indeed less active.
though several large orders for Stcei
cars, Ties, locomotives and bridges
have conc in.
Tho wholesale dry goods market dis
good volume OF orders appearig in
iobbinG and primary dopaartinents.
with advancing prices and retailers
operating carefully but broadly in a
wide range Of fabrics. Mill stocks OF
many staples have been cleaned uv
and looms in the numerous instances
are under order for the next siXtv 70
ninety days. The Creates, strength
continues in dr!lis. shcetings. duck and
he"vY colorod cloths. but fine cotton
goods also show definite IMPROVEMENT
Import trade is good. Business in
"ooleuS ana worSteds is cXDandinS
ana prices show an upward tendency
Yarns rule very firm. and there is a
moderate Improvement III the demand
FOR silks.
Business in the New England foot
wear mariS"t continues quiet.
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Cheasapeke & Ohio Railway

':to A.-Loca Daiiy-Scn port Sewl
$40 A.i-ocal-Dai!y-Ch' Ex Sun.
TaurT2ons
HOO A-Loeal-Dai!S -Lehak. Lex. c. Forrs
'I:W P.-t.xpses:s iy--,.in -L'viIie
ti:g) press-pai!y-!;orfnlk X New.
t;e) P-Locai-DL!y-S. News Old poln,
$40 P.-i.osa!--Da!l
t.iS P.-Local-EI. Sun.-LchbS N.tyrs,
Bridge. Clifton FORGE
'o.35 P.-LiiHi sad-Dai!y- C!ncye'ti chrvo
III 90 -Dai!y-C'ucinna:. L'y,II.
.S!eepers. rPar!or Cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RIcHMoSD-Local from
Easi: s:l6 y. NJ. ESQ p. ". Through from
East: 1880 a III. $3.50 r. IS. Local from
West: ESQ 4 81. 9:t5 4. ". and 7:E r. 81.
$50 A. 81. ass p. ". and s.a)P 81
James River Lue: ''s:25 4. ~. c.E r. 81,
80 Daily except sunday.
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Railroads
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

II al IF.Is NANRIFR OF THE SOUTH.
:. Trains Leave Richmond.
-. B-foio~ing schedule figures publish.
go az information and not guaranteed:
for the Souih-Da!ly: $40 a. NJ LocaL
with electric lighted scepinr car far Al.
ihnta and birmingham. ii.t5 T.. NJ Expre,a
Week Days: 2:oo r. ii. Local!
YORK RIVER LINE
tInore Mon. Wed. and Friday. $500 A. =
EI. Sun. and 2.lJ i. M-Mon Wed AMI
Friday-Locai.
Trains Arrive Gichtnond.
From the South: $50 a. ~ $40 N
zoo 7. ~. 80 p. NJ, daily: i5:E E1 Sun
From West Point: :30 4. NJ daily. u:1s
Al. Mon. We, and Fri. AS P NJ Er. sun
S. z. BURGESS. D. p. A..
.3i e Main St phon. Madison ~
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roNr Or nlcmMoNp. l.EnnuAnY .a

FORT or RICHMOND. FEBRUARY &c. l9ia
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Iia:ney. Norfolk. mei.
chand.sc and passengers. Old Dominion
i.inc.
steamer aurora, Furman. Pctorsbusy ana
iSi""s River landings merchandisc aud pas.
.cnEcrs. fuiman L.ne
SAILED
Steamer Brandon. barney, Norfolk mcr.
:.inc.
steamer Mobjack. Graves. Norfolk and
James RivtT landings merchandise and pas.
s"nIers, Virginia Navigation Company
steamer Anrora, Furman. Pcicrsburc and
james River landings, merchandise ana mas
senscrs. Furman Line
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Liverpool. February 30 The follow.
Ing are the weekly cotton statistics:
Imports. all kinds. $4,000 bales.
Imports. American 100000.
stock. all kinds. I,ili.JOU
stock. American, ass. 800
American forwarded. 100. 900
Total sales, all kinds 81 OOu.
Total sales. American $1,000
English spinncrs tnkings 10000.
Total export. 10000
Quantity afloat, all kinds. $4,000
Quantity aflont. American, 500 900
Total sales on speculation. 6.l0U.
Total sales To exporters, 1900.
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NANA1 STORIES

Wilmington. y. e.. February :a.->splr.,s
!urpentlne-Sicady at i5c.; receipts II casks
iarm--FIrn' AT $50; receipts ~ barrels.
Grade Turpent'n"--Firm at ,3.j9141e: re.
ceIDts barrels
Shvan nah. Ga. February es-Turoen,ine-
Firm at 4siic, sales Iss aslts; receints q,
casks shipments ~ casks; stock a. i.e
asks Ros!n-i'iTm; sales l.0iG barrels: re-
c.nts ~? barrels: shipments 100 barrels:
Sun 'o.i9' oaFTc.s. Quote: p. s5.65.
'harles'on' $ G.. February 23--'rurpentinc
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY

ONLF ALL RAIL LINE TO NORfOLK
Schedule in effect January lst 1912
Leave Byrd Street Station. Ri7hmoad FOR
NORFOLK: $50 4. NJ. $500 r. n, .&:i0 p "
FOR LYSCiiBURG AND THE WEST: .s.l;
r. II. 1000 A. ~. $50 II. N...9:ao T.. VI
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .Il:4o A. NJ.
1855 =. NJ, .ii:Eo +. NJ. From the WeEt; "a 20
a. "a. a2:oo T. ~, b!:0 T. ~. 's;us p. 81.
$50 p. NJ.
Daily. sDaiiy ex. Sunday. bsunday only.
pullman Parlor and Sleeping Cars
W. q. BEVILL. c. H. BOSLEY
G. J.. A.. Ronnokc-. D. p A.. Richmond
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Official Range and Sale OF Stocks IN New York
les. Stock.

.Nllis-ChRlmcrs ..........
Chalmers. pfd.......
$50 .Amaissmatsd Copper
Amer. Agri. Chem. COM.
l,iVp Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
.tin"rican can .......
s"l American Can. rtd......
Amer. Car ami Foundry.
Amer. Car and ronn.. pfd
american Cotton Oii...
American iinseed OIL.
lo A,uer4,sn locomotive 80.
.Niu"''. locomotive. pf6.
Amer, Malt Co.. ptd.....
$50 Amer. Smclt.. y S.3cc.
70 American Sugar ........
90" Amer Tel. and Tel. Co.
American Tobacco. com.
u" Amor. lob. rtd.. old,....
100 Anaconda Copper .......
81" AtchiSon
,eS Atlantic Coast Line...
y. {. l.. OF Connecticut.
3" Baltimore and Ohio. 49,.
6.snl Gritish-Amer. Toh, .......
100 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
lri Central Leather. com. =.
49, thnad,-:i Pacific ........
80 Chesapeake and Ohio.
.un Chicago Great Western.
9" chi. Mil aud 81. Paul.
% Cruciblc Steel Cor. com.
l'' Crucihie steel. nfd.....
Chicago and Northwest.
q" Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and southern.
SD Consolidated Gas .....
Delaware aud Hudson
= an. and Rio Gran, com.
Den. and Eio Gran, pfd.
go pistillerS' Sec. Cor. .....
S.lD Erie
80 Erie, LIST pfd................
Fed. Min. AMI Sni.. pfd..
Go II Lime lob. Co.
! .>"' General Electric .........
90 Grea; Northern. pfd......
lN, ,;rea; Northern Ger ctfs
lb Illinois Central ...........
|h lnterboTo- Met. ............
IN lnterhoro- Met, ptd.
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RaiIrpan5
Railroan9
Atlantic Coast Line

EFFECTIVE JANUARY LIST. 1919
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DALE
For Florida and South: s:i5 A. VI. and
1885 p NJ. '!0:ao +. ". 100 A. NJ.
For Norfolk: 800 A. Nj. $500 +, NJ. I:lt
p. N.
For " w. Ry. West: SIS A. ~. 1o:oa
a "a. 2:0o r. NJ. 500 P. Il.
For Petersburg: 100 n n. si5 A. NJ
sis a. NJ. 500 a. IL. 10000 A. NJ. s:nD p. NJ,
ll:6 P. IS.
For Goidsboro and Fayetteviiie: 'i:Io p. n
Trnina arrive Richmond daily: $40 A. NJ,
$40 y. a.. $40 A. NJ. a7:0o a. N. $3.50 A
Al! "lo:i6 a. NJ. 40 A. NJ. '3:oo p NJ.
"l:i0 l.. a.. 600 P. NJ, s:35 r. M sos T. a.
800 r. NJ. 1870 p NJ.
Except Sunday. :Sunday only nExcent
Monday.
Tina of arrival and departure and con.
Bections not guaranteed
&. :. CAMPBELL. D. p. A., SOS Main 81
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pEY Gnons MArkEr

New York. February .s.--rhe Gotta. good.
'narh-I holds strong, with the demand mod
crate and steady. Joboers are doing n TAI,
uaae- reports OF "a strike IN Paterson dis.
iurbed the s.li, markets during che dny
Yarns rule strong Wool markets. locally
are quiet and firm
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pETERsRuRG PEANUT M,EKEr

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
tRepo:ied by Rodgers, McCahc * co..
Petersburg Va February g3.-Peanu,s-
spanish Market hrmer: ANAL Spani.ll
size. peg bushel; Jumbo spanish, S2iLc pa,
bushes Nirs'n!as-Mnrk ct firm; fancy iurn.
DO, tar,c. per pound: fancy handpi.-; cd
"@tc per pound; extra prime. :ic per pound .
prime Sisc- per pound machine picked. ga
SIC per pound; ahc!iins stock, :isuae. PEI
pound.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

RICHMOND LIVE STICK MARKET
'sains at Union stock Yard..)
richmond, Va. February g. 1872
report OF the live stock market ;or -.
week ending February IS. 1912:
''e'e'p's~eatte. so head; calves. 30 head
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'Daily., tWsekdays:: ,ssundays only.
Richmond & Petersburg Electric RAILWAY

Cars leave Manchester. Seventh and Ferry
Streets for Petersburg:
&c. Z, 8. 90 10. II, si2 A. a., I, 2, e. l. 6,
..5A5, &C. Z. s. % 10 p u.
1l:oo p. AZ. Tor Chester. R:oo midnight for
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg. foo, of Sycamore
Street. for Manchester:
is rs. s:s5. ''75. TIE. s:as. s:a5 'lo:a5, liza
a. M. 1875. 'la5. 1886. 3:35. 'i:35 $685. s:as,
s1:so s:S5. o:J5. 'lo:4o. 1l:4o P. II.
tDaily except Sunday and holidays.
Carries baggage and exprehs
"Limited. except SundeJd and holidays
AL cars from Petersburg connect with
cara FOR Richmond.
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New YORK. resruarr

, 49, u.H- ~ bruarr 2I,-iSccvet-Ecrcipt,
3,eS head Market higher. steers -.
90 bulls, Sipe.c"; cows. S.:5T535 tail.
enaf' y calves Receipts iis head. Mar,
49,, 'oals "'S4 iitoi cults. s59t7.19,
10 ;hbs- Receipts iaic head Marktt .,ro,,.
...a.eep. Sos 2 80; oulls s..;ou$ 500: lamh-
S...yE ~. culis. Si51l5.50; yearI!ngs So
~, Hogs Receipts 5.;-T head Na,l.,
higher at Ss.S5a6o: piss. ss.e5@i6.o
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cmcAGn GRAIN n,axrr

H'taso. m February .s-ser!ou. ,o,-
psin's "i damage "a soft winter vbnn,
imaa" prices today nni,h wi;h a h,,i
Using he"rcs we're ia Re TO ., a..c hiyh.
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chicaso. III. Fooruary G-cat,ie-Rece,pty
49, head Msrke; strong. Bseves. siSo{l
80: IeNas steers. SiSoG5.T5: western steers.
Ss.T' q 80. stockers and feeders ss.@msaS,
oe"s and hetsrs. S:.i0Qt.50 calves $3.50 n
-" Hoss-Reccipts 500 head Market
a "S:i7 mixed. sjTsS5. heavy. ,sn5T, ~
romsh' SS'e ass; pigs S4.S5Gsla bulk 81
saies S"..9 1';'l Sheer Receipts :c,.a head
~ a!N', strong Native. iS5on $50 western.
500 -. Nearl!ngs. s4.:-1STG: lambs ma
i've fi'io7i so: western. sii5n7i5
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or ihsn forty-eisht hours before. Corr
showed a net gain OF y q &c. 20 = &c. and
oats : q nc 10 A8Sc In provisions tn.
Su'coine varied from the same as wcdncs
DAY night TO lcc. decline.
The leading futures ranged az follows:
Oven. lESh. LOW CIn,n
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Travel Without Trouble"

Inclusive Independent Travel in
Europe for Individuals, Family and
Private Parties. Fares include Travel,
Hotel Accommodation Carriage Drives,
Excursions, Guides, Sight Seeing, etc.
Make reservations now. Phone Madison
S154.
S. II. BOWMAN. SO. Tourist Aren.
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sheep. 20 head; hogs. aus mead.

sheep. 80 head; hogs. sliS head.
Best steers, 6,.9sa.c.: medium to good
81. o &C.. common to fair. nts.c.. bes; hei:-
csS' "a o".e; medium good AZ q &C.; com
mon 10 fair. 3A 9t,ic.. best COVE, i;,1i Ike:
medium TO good. Sc; q exc: common to fair.
- ISte.: best oxen, S16,ic.: medium to
Eooo. VI he.; bulls s,71ii!c.; calves, IN
't:e- fair 70 medium % 5,sc. Cows and
ea.Ses, VS. 5000 per head Best heavy hos.,
ei2a eAtc: good 40 TO $50 pound hogs ca q
e,e iisht hogs and piss. 5Ts%c.: sows and
stass; @ &C.. best sheep. g.. p4i-c.; common
TO ,aiE' "a a ssc.: best lambs. 6!s &C.: com
mon to fair. 4;:95i.c
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RICHMOND KAY NTARI<ET

change since last week ~
i>oose- pressed large bales. IsnD q
Load your cars 80 shat hay a, oonr, o,-
Tessnts contents and thus avoid reisG,ion,
rms "'aHict grades hay in ac,ordnnch
I'm inc rules OF the Sa;,ona, fIay As.ocla
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24

,1sh sF"!h eIosed: Wheai-No. . rcd. osi, i
"'2c; No. rcd. = f-:nc.; No hard y.i- :,
SIG: No hard. oSd NO.: No rnr,b.rn
sLW LII; No northern. si.o5 Il [. %; Ma
mnGr'hern, iin9T 10; No. spr:ng. l.a.9 los
~ SPRING. Is 2 Sl6 30. sprinr. n0d $40.
Sorn--Nc 6Si. q 6ic.: No : white SIC; No
yellow. alsa sii.c. No. !. ,afi soc 10
White 3s.c a SIC; No. Yellow. S116ic osts-
- H!E"1'te.; No. : white. ~. T. Asi,c.:
80 D." white, 'li2dbei.c.; 40. white ;sE
SIZE: standard, 5ci .G,5Sc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24
New York
Stock Market

New YORK reh-uarv 9a-lx,rome
duiiness lesrond,d mon ,he storl mar
kn, TO-DAY. which WI ,Inr.,ioy>,I .ayr
Ior Sorle activity al ,ao oueniue and
in the maj hour. Leading issues
moved within m, narrow limits which
have recently characterized Their
Importance made material gains
strength I'm the ,oppcrs wae oroa
ablv lnducel liz announcement q. a.
other advance i'm the nrtce OF ne, H..
beinc simulated in par, by demand
rgom various Industrial companies at
monte ana abroad.
i-or the greater part OF the d.v the
v.,-ious tndustria, issues moycd iii;
less xe.p, I'm the cas-, Of Republic
Iron and steel common ana preferred.
both IT which were pronounccdly
weak. I-nitea S,ntos Stcol w,s wc,i,
fn tho early dealings falling ia the
loves, prI," Of the week. coinc,dent
with tho announcement that the CIR !
Northern road hAi ignored i, in tn,
Wall street profesSed ,o see in his
:ncidrn, oy!dencs ~ nreali between
tho steel C,orncra,ion and the Hi in
tercsts. growing ont 81 the formers
aparoachinS cancellation Of the Hi!
ore leass
r.,,t,, lti r-,t,.1 s,,,o s,..i
III ,I.,.,. ~, ~, ..oo,;
-rr,,i,. .. .,fr siin.. -, .his
s.n,i. I'LL, rr,oeo.1c', ,,,-. v.,,fiy 49,,
,o,c-inr ,bti, .a,,r.,ts rrar. MI.
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sEABOARD AIR LINE.

Southbound trains scheduled 10 leave Rich.
mond daily: ?:l1 a. M-I.ocal to Eoyl!na
i:2o p. M.-S!eepers and conches. Atlanta,
Birmingham, Savannah. Jacksonville s:i3 r.
VI. --Florida Limited Except Sunday) .:{z p
M.--Sleeper and coaches. Jacksonv!lle II IA
~. M.-Seepers and coaches. BIRMINGHAM
Memphis. Northbound trains scheduled 10
arrive in Richmond daily: SO? A. ", 7:ss A.
NJ 1925 \. NJ Except Monday. SECS p. IL.
40 y. NJ, Local.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24

RICHMOND AND CHEsAPEAKE GAY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Schedule OF electric ,rsins to and from
Ashland. stopping Mt intermediate stations
.pon siGna!: Lv. Richmond tBrold and
Laurel Stsl: sos. T:lo. s:loo. $40 ..i0:io
Il:lo a. NJ: 1910. o:lo a:i0. +Sb. 5:lc $50
7:l0. s:l0b. 1910. 1i:i5 +. II. Lv. Ashiand
'5:S5 3D. 8. Oh. 10. all 4 NJ. az H., s'i q
.. 4, SD. g. I. s. Sb. II P. II.
'Daily except Sunday. ''Sunday only
hCarrics baggage.