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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-01
HAD TUBERCULOSIS
or GLANDS; NOW WELL

II you are a sufferer from Giandular
TuberculostS, or know OF anyone so al
ficted il might be well 70 investigate
his case, where the writer deSlares
after a year or suffering he found per
mauent relief and Fun recovery to
medicine winch has been effective
in many cases of Tuberculosis.
257 Laruston St. Phila-. Pa.
"Gentlemen.-In March 1909 | was
taken sick and my doctor pronounced
my case Tuberculosis in the Glands.
on my Doctors advice, Went TO
hospital to be operated upor, but re-
lief was only temporary | lost strength
and fever. In April 1910. l returned
to the hospital bat the continued OPP
eratons were not henentlng me,
I'm the meantime, a friend of mine
advised Eckman's Alternative saying IL
was good for tuberculosis The wounds
trightful condition when I started TO
take +. After using Two bottles, /
weight, could eat and was able 70
sleep. 7 continued using 1t Until was
Well, which was in November 1910. Pc
fore took the medicine / had three
hemorrhages! since l have been tax
ing 1T, I have not had any. On Noven
her Il. 1910. started TO work and since
that time I have not lost one days
work through sickness. 1 can highly
recommend Eckman's Alternative rs any
one who IS suffering from Tuberculosis
or Gland trouble. providing they take
II as directed I viii gladly correspond
with any party desiring further In
formation Of what the medicine did FOR
Sworn anidayit) JOSEPH B. WHITE
tckman s Alternative Is effective in
bronchitis. Asthma Hav Fever. Throat
and Lung troubles and in upbuilding
the system Does not contain poisons,
sale hy Otto Negele. and other lead
Ing druggists ASK for booklet telling
Of recoveries and write to Fckman
Iaborat ory Phhadelphia, Pa. for ad
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-01
Higher Courts Record.

SUPREME COURT MINUTES.
22l98. The Pittsburg. Cincinnati.
Chicago & St. Louis Railway Co VS..
Daniel C. Gays. Marion S. c. Appel
lees petition for extension or time
which is granted. including Nov 10.
1872
22246 Alice Teegarden ct al VS.
Edna M Ristine. Fountain c. c. Ap-
peHants' briefs
APPELLATE COURT MINUTES.
S3S2- The Lafayette Telephone Com
panv at a. VS. Mary A KNnker. admin
istratrix. ippecanoe S. c. stipulation
and agreement as to certain part or
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-01

Miss Emma Soldier. Of Chicago. spent
sunday visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs p. Klein We're the guests
OF Hammond relatives Sunday.
Mr. Andrew Hammer, Of ST. John. Wis
tied with his son, Nj T. Hammer and
family
u o'Herne. Of Chicago. visited rel
atives here sunday
Mr.. and Mrs P. Gettler and Mr.. and
Mrs p. Gran were Hammond visitors
sunday
Mrs George Young and children Were
Hammond visitors today
Arnold Granthouse. Joe schaefer and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-01
MERRTTLVTLLE.

Mrs. Merton. Of Valparaiso. and Mrs.
Coney. Of Ohio. are spending the week
with Mr. and Mrs. Myle Pierce
Mrs CLAIM who spent several months
AT Peru has returned TO Merrillvine to
spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. James Caugherty.
Maurice 1ddings visited over Sunday
with the family of DR.. J W Iddings
at Lowell
Mr. and Mrs. Mat Lennerty were at
Chicago Heights Sunday visiting their
children
Christ Man and win IIenning left
this morning for Western Canada and
Los Angeles. they expect to be gone a
month.
Rev. Clements left early Monday
morning for indianapolis TO attend the
Methodist conference which is being
held there
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-01
MINISTER

Miss Nell Hubbel went to Crown
Point Friday evening
Theresa Tanis. who IS at St Mar
garet's hospital IS getting on nicely
AIr and Mrs Bos of Roseland were
here visiting Win Mr.. and Mrs j.
Munster
Farmers are busy cutting their corn.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-01

Eddie Collins or the Athletics nearly
equaled the base stealing record when
he pnfered six sacks IN Detroit recent
~. George Gore. the old Chicago out
fielder, stole seven bases in a game in
1881 and Billy Hamilton made the same
record when he was with the Phinies in
1884
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-01

ARE You READING THE rrMEs1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-01

ARE You REAraNG rMa TrmEss
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-01

on vour parlor stove. kitchen stove or gas stove.
Svef a can from Your hardware or stove dealer.
II you do not find il bffkes than any other stove
polish you have err used befoTc your dealer IS
authorized to refund yOur money Bat we feel
SIRE YOU will agree with the thousands Of ofhsy
up-to-date women who are now using Black
Six Stove Polish and who say Il IS the be;f
rflrle polIsh fucr 1gla<.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-08
SOUTHERN RAILwA5

f'I'|u IT NHItIsIFII OF THE SOUTH.
=. trains Leave Richmond.
-. B-r oliowiuE schedule nyures publish.
90 as information and guaranteed:
FOR the South--Dai!y: s:io A. NJ Local
1870 y. II. Express. 600 p Nj Exnres,
with electric lighted Sleeping Car for A..
ianta and Birmingham. ll:B p. NJ Expre,.
Week Days: $500 r. NJ. Local.
YORK RIVER LINE
$3.50 p. .-Daiy.-ConnectlnS for IA.
timore Mon. Wed. and Friday $500 A. NJ.
E1. sun. md z:lo T. M.-Mou.. We'd nnJ
Friday-Local. Gnu
Trains Arrive Richmone
r. FROM the south: $50 4. ~. $40 A. NJ
t:o +. NJ, s:b r. NJ. daily: 1883 Ex eun
From West Point: $3.50 A. 81 daily. 1i.as a
H. Non. We and FRI. AS p NJ. Ex. sim,
s. E. BURGESS. D, p.
W E Main ST. Phone Madison ~
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New York
Stock Market

New York. March 7.--Early dullnes,
and irrcgularity followed by srcatc1
activity and pronounced hardening
OF prices, which sent some OF the active
Issues TO the highest level of the pres
emf movement, summarizes to-day's
operations on the stock exchange. So
tar as could be learned none of IN,
days DEVELOPMENTS was directly respon-
Alblo for this change. News from
abroad respecting the British coal
strike was virtually unchanged. aside
from the probability OF another con-
ference between the disputants. and the
oppressed state of tho London ma rk ct s
was doubtless the cause of tho early
htnyincss here. In fact. al the outse1
there Was disposition 10 view the
sene:sl situation with more discour-
bgcmcnt, one of the adverse factors be-
ms found III the announcement that
the government; at Washington pur-
poses 10 institute fresh proceedings
against the STANDARD OH Company be.
cause of the alleged attempt of that
corporation TO acquire some OF the
large INDEPENDENT companies in the
Southwest.
outside of the fnancla! district there
/. indubitable evidence that business
Is on the mend, especially in the West
ana Southwest. This IS demonstrated
In part by more liberal offerings and
ECCeptdnceS OF ConneTGiaI pa per. OF
gil the moro important: lines of indus
L, the steel trade continues the most
Backward
such Significance as to-day's move
nent may hay, posscssel attached in no.
small measure TO thc continued
strength OF the copper shares, ANAL
ramatcd copper crossing 20 for the
nrst time IN some months. and APP
proachins its best prices of the prev
ious year
III the way OF new financing, the
Pennsylvania Company, which is con-
q ollcd BY the railway system OF that
name, made the sale of 100000 900 per
cent, collateral trust bonds to a Pitts
burgh financial institution, and other
deals OF like character arc under con-
alteration.
Tho bond market was frm and moreI
active. Total sales par value, aggre-
gated s244S,ooO. United States bonds
were unchanged os call.
Total sales of stocks FOR the dayl
were 61s,7oo shares.
New York, March Money on call
steady, ? 3S@2 l-2 per cent: ruling
rate, as; last loan, H. closing
bid, SIS; offered at. 2 l-2. Time loans
firm; sixty days, 3 per cent; ninety
DAYS, IA: six months, IL.
Prime mercantile paper to "A
70, cent Sterling exchange steady.
with actual business in bankers bills
at s4.Si25 for siXty-day bills, and
s!.s72o for demand. Commercial bills.
s;.sS - Bar silver IS as. Mexican
dollars A.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

i:tV h:-Locn u aIly--N New,
s'Io A1!.ooai- Daily -Ch'vile Ell sun
Thurplohg 'uo
he:@ A,-iocal -Daiy-Lchoy. LeI c. For1
.:W r'-EHpressSUsiIy-Cin
100 f.-ExpIess-DRily--Eor n Nav.
e:19 Local -Ddhly-N. Eewr, Old point
s s:,e i--Daliy-GordonsviIie.
DIV n,sto. Ell sun.-Lchbs. Natural
,,,6S 80. nlse dEDally-CincxntL Chrro.
'll:eo P'-~Ea -DahY-C'nclnnn:: I.xtii.
sSleepers. tParlor Cara 'ilo'
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOSD-1<oe,1 ,rom
East: s;le A. M. 100 P. II. Through from,
West: $3.50 A. NJ, s:65 A. H. ana FIX p NJ
through $50 A. N. 1ia5 P. II. and $3.50 p. a.
James River Line: ~s:55 A. NJ. c:S p n
Daily except Sunday.
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Railroads
Atlantic Coast Line
EFEEcTIvE JANUARY LIST. 1919

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DALE
For FLORIDA and South: s:is A. u. ans
For Norfolk: 300 A. NJ. 800 p. NJ. al,
Fes n: & W. ,Ry. West: s:is a. A.. ,s:os
For FetersourB: loo 4. NJ. 6:B A. NJ.
s:io A. A.. s;co \. H., 1890 A. NJ. $500 p. u.
1l:B p. 81. 49,
For Goidsboro and Fayetteville: .4:io p. n.
S;to =: H.. $40 a. ~. 1850 A. III. .s:a A.
A.. "io:6 A. NJ. n:4o A. NJ. $500 p n.
LEO p. NJ. SOS p. n. 6:sS p. NJ. $500 p NJ.
WV +. NJ, 1890 p II.
Except Sunday. "sundey only. aE1copt
Time o. arrival ana departure and con.
nec0Ons not guaranteed
c, s CAMPBELL. D. P. A.. cas- Main s.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
pErEnsnrEG rEANur MARKET

tHcr"r;"d b" Rodgers. NcCabe 4. COS
Tctcrstu9c. Va. March 7..-t'canuts i
spanish M r!c; nsn a a!'.c asked and
"'c bid, Observation-Disclosures; nriu: fancy
luHSo' e.. per round :Jucy handp!CIicd
e"4c. per pound extra primo. Sa,c pcr
Mound: primo sc. per pound; machine
nick"d' "a a'5c per pound. Smelling stock
.'a . Sc. peg pound.
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric RAILWAY

Cars leave Manchester. Seventh ana Perry
streets. for Inee'Srburs:
s'645. IS. :. 3, - 10 P. II. u !"
H:oo ?. Il. for Chester. 1900 midnight Tor
Street. tor Maucssster:
f0;n. t:,s: ''I:H. rs. s:s. s:sS. .io:,s. 1i.s
I:5S s:SS. e:Si. 1000. I:40 r. NJ
,Daly except sunday and holidayA
"LIni,ed. except Sunse5, And ho,,,,v
AL cnrs rom Petersburg connect with
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nKY GOODs NIAEhEr

NV York, March Tie cotton Goods
Urinary maract' ruic strong: brown sheet
inss ha'ins hsea advanced &c. ward. ana
severn! i.ncs a. branded beachcd cotton
arc ~ value as.in JoDbcrs report !, fair
trade in all Departments. I.accs arc being
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cu1r.,UO GnAIN M,u,,r,

rdica=c, III. Mares Free salsu- /,
s?reuItiors ~ whcat to-day hnnmcred M
market down. Eosc-coiored reports % IN
prcicNi. Closing prices wtrc ayy t,6i,n i
.. = l.t tndr. last ushr. The outtoni,
corn wJs decline OF shade ,v ,c. %,
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Sales. Stock.

90 Allis- Chalmers .........
m Allis- Chalmers, pfd.. :.
$50 Analgamated Copper -.
l.SO Amer. .AEri. Chem, com.
900 amer. Beet Sugar, com. i.
400 American Can .....
l.Sp American Can, pfd........
l,ep Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car and toun.. pfd
700 American Cotton oil.....
l" American Lirsccd OIL.
American Locomotive 80.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd. :.
leo Amer. Malt Co. pfd. -.
6,6t0 American Smelling ......
~ American Sugar ....
S,fo1 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
100 American Tobacco. com.
90 Amer. lob. pfd.. new.
$500 Anaconda Copper ........
500 .\tchison
100 Atlantic Coast Line......
~ y. 6. l.. of Connecticut.
$50 Baltimore and Ohio......
$50 British Amer. lob. Co.
6.5So Bro oklyn Rapid Transit.
80 Central Leather. COM.
49, Ndlldulall racine ........
o.ial Chesapeake and Ohio.
IN ChicaC Go Great Western.
3.H0n Chi. Mil and st. Paul.
:SD Crucible steel Cor. com.
40 Cruciblc steel ptd.
10 Chicago and Northwest.
3c Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
100 Consolidated Gas ........
90 Delaware and Hudson.
SD Den. and Rio Gran, com.
Den. and Rio Gran. pfd.
m Distillcrs' Sec. Cor.......
500 Erie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
6'29a Fri ist rfl.
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfi..
Geo. W. Eiclmc lob. Co.
$50 General Electric ........
5,:+9 Great Northern. pfd ~.
go Great Northern Ore Gifts
LILO Illinois Central ..........
l.Gh Interboro- Met. .......
i,@h Interboro- Met, pfd.
ch Int Mer. Marine. com.
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE UAl
RAILWAY COMPANY,

scheduIe OF eIeGtrIc .ralns 10 and from
Aihlnra stopping :, intermediate stations
Laurel stsJ: .5:t;. .7:io, s:iob. s:i6. ..i5:iS'
u;lo a. NJ: 1910 2:lo. 3:i0. i:S5 $40 $40
$40. s:loh. 1910. li:S =. 81. Lv Ashiana:
$50 40. s. Yh. 70. ''ii \ Nj. 'I2 A. ..l 4
3, 1, ID. s. :, s. ST.. II p. NJ
Daily except sunday. "!5undsy only.
bCarrIe. baggage,
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sEABoARD AIR line

Southbound tr-ns scheduled 10 leave Rich.
mond daily! ::io y. M.-l.ocal 10 Sorllna
i:20 +. ML--Slecpers ana coachcs Atlautn.
bifnlhShain, savannah. Jacksonville SIG r.
M-FioFida Limited tcacept sunday. ~. T..
H.-Sicoper and coaChcy, cksony!lic u:S)
4. M.-Slecpcrs ana coaches Birinin ghs m.
Memphis Sorth5ouud trains scheduled TO
arrive in Richmond daily: 5:sa A. NJ. Z :3s i.
NJ. a;-s 4. NJ. tcNccpt Monday. go i. NJ.
$50 J.! n, Local
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NOnFoIK AND wEsrEKN RAIIwAy.

oNLr ALI Rail LINE 70 NORFOLK
Leave BYRD Street Station Richmond FOR
NORFOLK '::"' A. vi. '3:co l.. NJ. s:io =. Il
lOT; LfNCiiBURG AHD THE WEST: .s.Ij
y. y. 1000 a. Il. 800 T.. M..'a:3lp ~
Ari!ve Richmond from Norfolk: .il:io A. NJ
'6:sJ T.. NJ. 'li:so l.. -. From the West: 10
y. Nj. aa:"5 - ~ oi:io r. NJ. Cos E. III,
800 p. NJ.
'DaEy. aDa!ly *. sunday. bsunday only.
pullman "srlor and Sleeping Cars
". u BEViLL. C. H. ROSIEr
q Il. a.. Roanoke. u p 4. Richmond
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CATTLE M,RKrTs.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
tSal's at Onion stock Yurds

~ =, -''TT''.N t1''N ItEds.l
richmond Va. March 4 49,
ht7"ri OF tho live STOCK market for IN.
"9ek ending March : 1912:
nt,eiptS -Eatt'c, ~ head: calves. IS hcad:
'htcr. y head hogs. I,GGS head
hes' Steers. s'iTs%c.; medium 10 cord
- 90, common 10 fair. "a ij.c: hosf bnif-
:, - r"'sc medium 10 good isaijc.
,S%,nl""" to ;nir, ~. ail;c.: hest cows. ~ n
49, medium to good. %; n &c: common "a
ut -'-HHic best Oxen "a si,c medium
!" sood' iH+iac.: bulls. 3,.44.c: calves, n
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e ,3is; 's ss to medium. sFs.c. Cow. and
.. &C.; sood. 40 to lso-pouad hoss sIsS
10 "a iisht hess and piss, 81 @ siie sows and
maS "a 9e ac.; hes; sheep. sn a4,ic. com.
n mon 10 fair. ~ $5lae.; best lambs. snSIc.:
e''n'ioh 10 fair, 1is a6hc.
sn1 age. III; March T.-ca,tis--Recc.p,,
20" mead. Anrke, steady Beeye, 10
ISL s. Texas ,.esr. a7oasoo; western steers aH
COWS and heiter.. sasgS7e; caiv., Ss9ss 10 2,
iaoss-Reeeipts 5000 head Marke, 5s,ts
r gs,; mi IL d. S." heavy ls,sSS st'
ssies ,s 80 a. 800; pigs. soa6ao bulk Of
% W. $3.50 ao.i5. Shcep-Rcceipts IS on $40
;ta sirons. Native. sa76ass, wes, Srn
e. .'92; Eearlinse. i5.ieas.co; lambs natir.
- P"lo' western. sS5oS7.S5 t'
NGW notk, March -Sccves-Eoccr,,. 80
80. Nothing doing; feeling s,eadr "a 70, -,
10 "G9; selected. 1850 cuii.. 800. 80,
~ ,H nominal Sheep and I.anibs.Ic,ai,,.
80" =, hchn Market steady 10 zt-op- St 'pss
S. Ca S;3. emLis and bucks s3G35o: wcthsrs
S Sas $500" Hoes-iIccelpi's y -;
pls:, S'S1IGs9 ~ S'''O go,
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New Orleans, La. March 7.-Coiton fu;urcs
opened stead! at an advance OF ca 10 points
The market closed ycry STEADY AZ nc, nj
vance rf 1871 Is points It was MUGS of a
weather market Liverpool cabling tina, rho
ddNance there was chiefly caused by reports
81 TO" much rain IN the United States cot
ton belt The weather map reflected much
rain III Inc cotton helt, ard the forscas I
promised rain again i'll every State in tho
H"Hin' reports from nearly NIL sec-icns OF
INC bolt were 10 the effect that tho new
crop cannot now hoip getting Il vcry late
start There va. also news a. n rrs.,,iy
improved spot demand. In the morning
cno,eSrams from Europe stated rha, a
fiF!ke was probable Ia Austria noNt week
and IN Germany some time This month. This
news caused the advance and caused a
shaii reaction. In tho afternoon session
tue market was dull. hut featurcI,ss e,ot
cotton steady and unchanged; ,niddl.nc
lp'-iec.; salcs on the spot $50 bales ana ,5S
I" arrive. March, 1875; April 1876; Mny
1875: July. iOsl; August i07S. sA,:cmi'1,,
S" OCTOBER. 100; December lr7x
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MAHINL INTELLIcENCE.
FORT or RICHMOND. MARCH : !,


Fort or RICHMOND. MARCH ri,
ARRIVED.
steamer Brandon Harvey, Norfolk Nor
%Hahdise and pa gers. Old Dominion Line
steamer Mchj3ck. Graves. Norfolk and
'aIi.es hlEer landings. merchandise and pas
''NeeTs' NitSind navigation Company
steamer Aurora. Furman, Petersburg and
James l,Ner .nnhinEs. merchandise and pas
scnsers. Furmau Line
SAILED.
steamer .Eiaudou, Harvey. Norfolk MGR.
'hhh"lar ana passengers. old Dominion Line
steamer AURORA. Furman. Petersburg an,
lanes River bindings. merchandise ana pas
senscrs. Iurmar Line
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VHS!I -TfIH VIoScu. NNoat-NO. !. rcd,
Fio2i: a itSi,; No. : rcd. s1aSl.Gas: No
hafd. Sl.m pioji.. No 5 hard, siU,. a U2i:
40. J northern. Si.iOall3. No . northern.
SL'sH III; No. northern, Si.ninloS No .
spring. SLc2Wl@ No, 3 spring. aSs, $40;
no. spfine, ga 81: velvet char. .ea slos
n"run' '@a SIC. Iorn--No. ). 5Gl, a sic; No.
NhIte' 6il. z $50; ~. yellow. So, q Csc
40. 6iuojc; No. white, Gii. q $50 No.
= yellow. 6iWsii.c. Oais--No white. s3i .,
".V'' No 5!'t a j5'ic-; M. s white sol e ;
10 y i'HS-se No white. 5sa5n.v
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finished ,sG i,c 20 Sc down. and hog pro-
duets al a drop OF ioc. 20 27;s @ soc.
The leading futures today ranged a, toll.
lows:
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SPOT cotton closed quiet % points higher
middlins mplands, 1865; -niddlins quiz 1924
sales ifp bales
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Richmond, FTederiCkSb'g & Potomac R. r.
TO AH0 FROM WASHING row AND BEYOND.
Arrive Rich mond

DAILY. Weekdays. sSundav= opi,,
Daily except Monday
M trains 20 or from Byrd Street Station
arriving 1850 night stop at Elbs. Time Of
rtrivaie and departures not guaranteed. Read
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Cotton. quiet; middlins, 1865 sron re-
oeiPts' $50 bales; sales, 10 bales; stock
i'p:s4- oaies; export to the Continent, 1881
Gales coastwise, 5..Ho bales.
Total to-day "a, all por.s--Se, RECEIPTS.
h:" bales; export 10 Great Britain 81 $40
bales: to the Continent. 20. ~ bales: 10
Japan $50 bales; stock. @73,ioc bales,
!e'.!nJ bales; expor, 20 Grca, Britain 8 ~;
bales 10 France, 1857 bales; 10 the Cont
hen', l'',is2 bales; TO Japan. 1925 bales
receipts, io.csc,'1i balcs: cNpor, ia Grcot
britain, S,?Ia,iS bales: TO France !ey.loI
bales to the Continent. 5.5o37iS bales; to
Japan S''ts5 bales; 20 Mexico. 5:ss GALES
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ON DoMINIon LINE.

Nv. Richmond foot :: Ash St daily 200 p "a
Leave SewppTt Sews...........-......6:oo A. II.
Arrive NoriolX...-... A. II.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk FOR New York daily except Sunday
7:c9 y. NJ. Connections 1Ixo adr by y n
". 2y. /. M. aud Z. & Q. Ry. at s p "
N!sht Line steamers stop Ciaremout to
land receive passengers on signal, and
Will he mot 10y nlic conyeyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.-Jamfs Riy,r
by daylight for Norfolk and Old Point. New
port News and all James River la6dinKA
Steamer leaves hunu'' Wednesday rad
Friday at 100 A. If. Frsight received for
all James River landings. Phone Madison iTe
Main Ticket Ollce. 81, II Ma,r street:
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LOCAL MARKET auorArioNs.

Unfinished by Levy Commission 90 Com.
mission Merchants, Richmond. Va)
Richmond. Va March :, lo,.
ACTUAL. WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-08

baltimore Md. March -Whcai-Steady:
spot, contract, ST. Corn --Easlcr spot. con.
tTHch 'erc. Qats--Sieady; 30. = White IS n
"Ne-Nriet' No western, domestic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-08
RICHMOND nay MNHkEr.

Richmond, VA. March :. ig..
i'Hic i .itl" or no chan=" IN the sltua-
ION since last week the quotations are Ms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-08

Quotations ior ln,cres,.psy.nE bond, ar,
ct pF.ee 70 "aI-h .u;erys; must b., added
!"eoire o91ds aud ce.t!dcates 0. Indebted
cess are TIA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-08
RICHMOND STOCK MARkEr.
Ev Richard ". Maury.

~ NItnaFd w MauFN'
scck ana Bond Broker, ioi5 e. Main Street.
Richmond, Va. March T. 1917.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-08
MISC E.I.l.ANsA~.


Mniko, NoTHitivUs.- l.css weaKcr under
ohiihued AHpNE recent uthe@ lines active.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-10-28
BALLOON RREikS AWAY
EARNIIE GOES WITH II
Spectator at Fair Gets Caught in
lsnpe>-I'ays Visit to Cloud
laud

Fayetteville. y G. Oct. rs
Standing by, an Interested spocta-
tor. while . large balloon was being
inflated for an ascent by a profess
sional at he Cumberland county
fair here. james W. Smith, aged
~, a farmer, took an Involuntary
flight when the bas broke from its
mooring,i and sailed at an altitude
of about one thousand feet. three
miles across Cape Fear river.
Smith was causht in the ropes
and hung suspended, head down
ward, until he finally swung himself
up and into the basket of the bal
loon. whit" several thousand people
stood on the fair grounds agape
With horror. The farmer landed
sa felV Without scratch.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-10-28
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-10-28
cot. JOHN s. MpSBl
Is CRITIC ALLY Ill
Noted confederate Leader in Il
Washington Hospital.

Washington, Oct. 2S-Col John s.
Mosby. the noted Confederate lead
or. is critically i'll ut hospital
here With an affection of the kid
neys. He was taken To he hospital
several daAS ago. but The. news OF
his Illness did not become generally
known until yesterday
1t was stated last night that
Will Col Mosb1s condition IS seli-
Gus, the physicians are hopeful
Col. Mo@hH's friends, however. are
sonIoWha fearful ri the outcome,
owing to his advanced years, Hc
is in his seyeutyzninth year.