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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
NEW yonK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York. FEBRUARY i-f'Iour. Rye Flour.
Ruckwheat Flour ana Cornmeal-All quiet.
Rye Quiet. parley-F.-m. wheat-spot
irresu.ar no. > red. sl.0j elevator. export
bas!. ana ;i.u5is (. o. b. anoat: No. north
ern, Duluth. si2sl2 (. o. b. aiioaL Options
re NOT lower. May. fl0i ILLS: July. sl.Ul7s
uorn-srot steady: export. i3c. {. O. b. ahoat.
Futures nominal. Oats--spot steady. Futures
nominal
PORK. Beef. Cut Meats and I.ard--Steady.
Tallow--Qu!et. Petroeum--Steady Wool
quiet. Eosin and Turpentlne--Steady. Rice
rim Mo.asses-Stenuy. suGar--Naw, Arm !.
refined steady. Conee-Futures steady at
net decline OF ioqi6 points Spot. quiet,
Rlo. 40 T. lii.c.; santos. No. l. ij.ac.: mid,
.dnN: Cordova. .5i.n li,sc. nominal. i'ota-
tots--F!rmcr. CabDnges-Stcady. Butter
Weak. Cnecse-- Firm. Eggs-strong. Pea.
nuis--Sicgdy. Freigh;s-firm.
Cottonsecd oil wac iirm early on the cold
weather south, which Is checking the move
ncnt. and local speculative demand. but in
the afternoon the Hist turned easy under
rather liberal February tenders. poor de-
mand for tho actual and scnttered selling
by disappointed longs. February closed un-
changed and Other months generally aa3
points higher February. 5.i5Q&G March
6.jjti ,iG, April, i5S $50. May, 56Ia56s:
juno. t.G5 1850: prime crude. i5i sales;
prime Summer yellow. E.;J bid; prime win.
ter yellow. :.!ou 5,35; prime summer white,
t.65a 500.
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New Y ork
Stock Market

New York. February 5.--Arter a mar
VOW. irregular movement IN the early
Part or the day the stock market be-
came dun on Il level not far removed
from saturdays close. Trading was
a salfys ,2 afefs pySes
Lehisn VALLEY ana United states steel
reacted point or so. but losses We're
day changes liz most cases We're
nominal
A,lew of the less active issues moved
Some tobacco issues were weak Amer
lean Tobacco dropped 81 and Amer
lean Snuff L 81 D,stillcrS' Securities
Missouri PaciIic's December showing
OF gain of Si9l.0o0 In operating in
come advanced the quotation = point;
Illinois Central showed no effect of
the decrease in net revenue in De-
crmber OF $4,000.
Another Shipment Of s2.ooo,eoo gold
bars to Paris was arranged, bringing
ny the total on tnis movement TO Si,-
100000. owing TO the surplus OF idle
FUNDS here. the movement was OF no
effect upon the market.
Bonds We're dun and irregular, Total
states IS advanced IS on. call.
sliares, inc.uuin. .Ntrar. 100: Tobacco.
2.7oo: Chcsn peake and ONO. 1000:
b nosNie nm1 Hashvi. me- S Sssoo
southern Ra.lwaE. 700; southern Rail
way preferred, zoo; Union Pacific,
42.700: United states Steel, $1,000; Var
ginia- Carolina Cncmical. 500.
New York. February 5.-Muney. on
call steady, 2Gul ga per cent; ruling
rate, >: closing bic. lis; offered at
. IS. Time loans easy: sixty days.
per cent: six months. aga Ia per cent.
l'rimc mercantile paper, s l-2 to per
cent: sterling exchange steady, with
actual business in bankers bills at
siS45O for siSty-day oils and at
s47S46 for demand. Commercial bills
S4.S3 ga. Bar silver, 5S 6-S. Mexican
,Ipllnrs AZ
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COTTON MARKETS

New York. February S.-The cotton mar
ket was extremely nervous and unsetued
to-day with prices ruling lower under less
bullish reports from Southern spot ma rkets
talk OF big private ginning returns and
bear!sn Liverpool cables. TIL. close was
steady. but last prices showed q net loss OF
from aali points. The opening was barely
sieady i, n decline Of 3M3 points, and dur
ing the nr:t few minutes active months sold
OIL to net deciin" OF from i0ni2 points
under heavy over-Sunday selling orders In
sympathy with easier cables and on reports
of increased Southern spot offerings. There
appeared to be support from leading
bu!ls. but neither was there any selling OF
consequence by the South. and after the
hTit Hurry OF liquidation realizing and
local bear pleasure had spent Itself The mar
kei stSad!ed TO within or points Of sat
urdays closing figures on covering nv carly
sellers and little trade buying. This bulge
was followed by renewed weakness In M.
afternoon. owing polslbly TO rumors thar re-
turns 20 the Nations! Ginners' Association
indicated l5,2J2ro"D bales ginncd TO February
]. combined with talk o! eas.er southern
spot markets. ana the market during the
middle of the afternoon sold about liTaiT
POINTS net lower. or into new low ground
Tor the day. Closing prices Were, ~ (
points up from the lowest on covering ard
~a!c, taking the day as whole. there an.
peeFed &" nave oeea rather noticeable alb
renee OF support from former prominent
buyers selling on the decline was held In
check to some extent by the absence OF
pressure from southern sources Private
cables from Liverpool reported American
selling orders and said that both tho lrade
and srecu.huva short interest ha. been
greatly reduced. while reports were rccely.
Ell from Russia that there was little ukeI;.
hood OF ar increase OF import duties. rum
ots Te.ard!ns which had been buliishiy con.
Itrucd here last week
Receipts a; the ports today s7,dss bales
against GA!s, last week and 2I7i5 last ycsr
To-day. receipts AT New Orleans i1T5 bsIrs
a atihi s;o,5 last year; at Houston i65n
DsIts against a,:I last year and M Calves
Ton i2,'S! baacs against $3.50 last year
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY . ,s,.
ARRIVED
steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk. mer
ehahuise and passengers. Old uom,n,on
Line. Ai'''oii
Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk. n.r-
chandlse and passengers, Ord DumIn,o, 80,
steamer Aurora. Furmsn. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and m a.
sengers, Furmnn ,Ins.
SAILED
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk ma,
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion
steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk NOR
chahdise and passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer Mobtack, Graves. Norfolk and
James River lanings. mercnand sc and ms
eehsefs NirSinia Navigation Company
steamer Aurora, Furman. PETERSBURG and
James River lendings, merchandise n nd na.
senSers. Furman Line
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NANAL STORES

Wilmington. y. c.. February 5snIr,,.
iurptntine-Steady Mt r5Hc.; receipt. n
casks. Rosin-stcady at s5.S5; rcccipts 70
barrels Tar-Firm a, $3.50; receipts a bar
RVS erooe InFpen'ine-Firm at s3.5o@r 49,
savannah. Ca. February 5.-Turnen,tnn
Firm ut i7%c; sales So casks; rcccIp,s 10
CASKS; shipments 20 casks; stock s,5as cask,
hosin-firm: sales $40 barrels: receipts Ills
barrels. Quote: B, $3.50
charleston. S c., February 5-Turpentine
Firm at +7%c. Rosin-Firnl. Quote: "
S6.50u6.so %
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VIII Vote ON Bond r.auc.

Especial 10 ne Times Dispatch.
Winston Salem, NJ C., Febriiarw'
The Forsyth County COMMISSIONERS TO-
DAY ordered another election in Broad
pay township to be held March II for
the purpose of voting on the township
Issuing bonds In the sum or san mn
70 aid In the construction Of the Ran.
a1olpn and Cumberland Railroad. The
former election was declared void be-
~. r. Tate. of High Point, one of the
promoters. stated to-day that tho road
would be built II Randolph county and
Broadbay township vote the bonds sub
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III KatIrpans
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Trains Leave Richmond -
-. B.-Folfow!nE schedule figures publish.
ed as Information and not guaranteed:
FOR the Souih--Dhiy: o:io "A Local
ioiS a. II. Express 500 p. 81. EXPRESS,
with electric lighted Sleeping Car for At.
lanta and Birmingham. lI:t5 p. ~ ENpresa
Week Days: $500 r. NJ. Local. n
YORK RIVER LINE ~
$3.50 =. M.-Daily.-ConnectlnE for pn,.
timore Mon. Wed. and Friday. eco A. M
Ex Sun. and ::l5 L. M.-Mon. Wed. and
Frlduy-LocRl.
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the South: $3.50 A. ~ $40 A ~
eco p. NJ, S:@ r. H.. daily: 1855 Ell sun
FROM Yves, Pom. $3.50 az 81 daily ii.s,
81. Mon. We and FRI. 4:2o p. III Ex. sun.
s. z. BURGESS. D. =. A..
sW E. Main 81 'phnna Madison giI
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railwa,

i:tu a. --Lv-a i-Daiiy--S.w uorl New.
$40 A.-La"si-Daily- Ch'ville. Ex sun
ThuFf.oa1
t9:o0 A.-kxrress-Dally-S Old po,n,,
'l0;W A-Locai- Daily-Lcb e. Lex. e. Forys
2:Go P.-ExpreSssHDaiIy- melville,
ff:W P-EApress-Daiiy-'!or N Seya
o:U .-Loeai-DaiIy-N. Sews Odd Point
o:ib P.-Local-Dnily-Go
0;i9 P:-Local-EN. Sun.-Lchbg. Natural
BRUCE. clifton Forge.
'G:Sa P.-l.iim.k-d-D aiiy- G!ncyrtl cbI.yo
III 90 P.--EApress-Da!Iy--r"u L'viiI,
'Sleepers. tParlor Cars.
TRAINS ARkI> L RiCENoSD-r.ocaI from
snst: s:l6 NJ. 1850 T.. 81. Through from
East: 1880 a. NJ. $50 p. M. Local from
Through: $50 a. NJ. 2:35 p NJ and 3:so p "
James River Line: 1885 A. ". s:45 p. 81.
: Daily except Sunday
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Atlantic Coast Line
EFFEcTIVE JANuARY lst. lal,

EFFECTIVE JANUARY lat, 1917
TRAINS LAVE RlChAUND DALE
For Florida and South: sl5 81 and
t:S =. H.. 'l0:30 P. N, 1:oo a. NJ
for Norfolk: 800 A. n... s:vJ T.. NJ, t:io
For n. q W. Ry. West: s:is A. NJ. Io:w
a. "a. 800 NJ. s:20 p. II.
For Pe,ersturc: l:oo A. H.. 6:lS A. IA
AIS a. NJ 500 a. IL. iU:eo A NJ 500 r. NJ
t:lo p Nj. te5 +. ". 7:2s +. 81. $50 +. ~.
HAS p. 81. -
Fos Goidsooro and Fayet,evllie: .t:lo p. N
Train. arrive Richmond daily: $50 A. n,
$50 \. NJ, $40 A. NJ. al 100 ~ NJ, 1881 A.
ID. ''l0:b a.. NJ, ll:4o A. NJ. $500 p. N,
s'l:to al. sos p. NJ. e:as p. NJ. 500 p. a..
s;uo p. a., 40 P. II.
Except sunday. "sunday only. aE-cept
Monday
Time of arrival and departure and con.
nections not Guaranteed
c. s. CAMPBELL .. u. A., SSS Iain ST.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE 70 NORFOLK
Schedule in effect January LIST. 1912
Leave Byrd Street Station, III .hmond, FOR
NORFOLK: $3.50 a. NJ. $500 p. ~, 1910 r. 81
FOR LfSCIBuRG AND THE WEST: .t:iS
A. NJ 'l0:0O a. ~. '3.60 p. M..'s:21 r. ~
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: III 40 A. ~,
'e:S5 T. NJ. 80 +. 81. From the West: $40
a. ~. a2:oo +. NJ. bl:O p. 81. '6:e6 r ST..
900 p NJ.
.Daly. aDaiiy ex sunday. bsunday only
Pullman Perlor and Sleeping Cars
w. B. BEVILL, c. II. BOsLEY,
q. p A.. Roanoke. D. P A.. Richmond.
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Many Applicants for License.

0SF,.SS'ftI Z" 7 lIC I DlSpdtCh,
raleigh. y. G., February 5-When
the North Carolina Supreme Court con-
tehed to-day flfty-one applicants We're
In line for the examination as candi-
dates for license to practice law. The
examination questions were prepared
principally by Associate Justice Platt
alker, and the examinations were in
the courtroom, where special tables
were provided. 1t will take probably
three days To grade the examination
papers and announce the new law
yers.
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DRY GNoDc MApKE1,

New York, February a-Tho cotton goods
market ls hrmer and mail orders received
during the day were substantially larger
,hun week ago. Yarns are firm Burlays
nave advanced. Jobbers reported u good
mouse trade during the afternoon
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Richmond & Petersburg l.un Raijway

NSHHVHu CRCIoUuIS -IsVIII halfway
Cars leave Manchester. Seventh and Perry
Streets. for Petersburg:
g., - 5. - 10. II. 'ia a. NJ, !. 2. e. l. s.
"5:+6. &C. I. s. IS 10 p. NJ. "
il:oo p. IL. for Chester. 1890 midnight for
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg. foot OF sycamore
street. Tor Manchester:
t5;i5 sss. ''!:ls. ::5. s:ss. 1855. .io:ss ll.ss
a NJ. l::S. .l:s5. 2:35. 1885. .i:s5. iIaJ. s:1.
sI:39. S:S3. y.<5 'i0:io. II: 40 u H.
tDoiiy except Sunday and holidays.
Carries baggage and express.
'Limited. except sundays and hoiidays
All cars from Petersburg connect with
cars tor Richmond.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. H.. February 5-Unlooked- for
iicaviness OF receipts at the leading primary
centres carried the wheat market to-day
down grade The close vas i2INc. lower
than Saturday night Corn finished &c to
?&pic down: oats off Z, @ 4,c, to ldlAc. and
'.os products az ~ l:i:c. decline.
The leading futures ranged a. follows:
open. High Low. Close
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

(Keported by Rodgers MuCnbe &. Co,
Petersburg. Va, February s.-Peanuts.-
spanish;-Market steady: small Spanish, SOC.
per bushel: Jumbo spanish. S5c. per bu.heI
Pirsinias.-Flrn; fancy Jumbo, i8il.c nor
pound; fancy handpicked 3sc. per pound I;
extra prime. 3ssc per pound: prime, age
per pound; machine picked. aB3lec per
pound; Smelling stock. akqsc ner pound.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
SEAHOARD Alp LINE.

Southbound trains scheduled to leave
Norlina 1920 P. M.-Sleepers and
coaches. Atlanta. Birmingham. Savan-
nah. Jacksonville; s:l3 P. M.-AFlorida
Limited Except Sunday 9:42 P. Nj
ham. 1885 p. M-Sleepcrs. Jackson
Vile: Tampa, Birmingham. Memphis
Northbound trains scheduled to arrive
IN Richmond daily: sag A. NJ. 1898 A
NJ. 9:26 4. NJ. Except Monday sos
p. VI. $40 p NJ. Local
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New York. February 5.-neeves-Recs,n,s

New YORK, February 5.-Beevcs-Receints
a2S0 head. Market higher Steers. si5oG,
80 bulls. Sa7S@6.@j: cows, s?.5oa
Calves-Recepts 1850 head Market .tsadv
10 strong. Een!s. s7Wi0.50; choice, sio,T
Lamba-Receipts n.;95 head Marke, dr.,
and higher. sheep. s2saGi.2J: culls, sa1"to.
lambs, sa:5 q 40; culi,, sia5.G. Hors.pc.
go; pigs. s6l5IG.i0 '"''d
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RICHMOND NAY MARKET.
CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. Ill. February Notwithstanding
1900 head. Market log l5c. higher. Bceves.
si.sSUS60; Texas steers, SL70y $50; Western
steers. s5a7.2o: stockers and feeders. $500
90; cows and hciters s2."i16.s5; calves
S6A $50 Hogs-Receipts 1900 mead Market
ioc. higher. Light. 1895 6.S5; mixed, s6.U5Q
I':SU5.iS; bulk OF sales, ss25Gp6.i0. Sheep
receipts 300 head: market strong, mostly
loc: higher. Native. s3.2j q AIS: western, So 20
Wv; yehriinSs. si.S5SJS SIS; lambs, native
S'6o9Sso; western, Si.7596 $50
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Quota lions for interest paying bonds
at IA price to which interest must be added.
Income bonds and certificates OF indebted
moss hat
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Furnished by Levy Commission Co.. Com
mission Merchants. hicnmond, Va)
Richmond. Va. February C.. 1872
ACTUAL MituLEsAI.E QUOTATIONS OE
NlAhI,t'f
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New Orleans. February 5.--Cotton futures
opened steady at decline oil 7us points
on poor cepies. The narAet closed steady
ut net decnnc OF lace; points. selling WAS
general in tho early lIauing the theory
reaction downward was overdue. but
the market aid not snow much weakness
undcr the pressure. The weather map WAS
generally CaiIen iavora bic. Around mid
nie of the morning pressure on the marKct
increased. Offerings We're more than the
market could absorb, and at noon the trad
ing months were l6Ei IS points under Satur-
Gays final quotations. In the afternoon the
market was quiet, bat steady. Spot cotton
easier and Unchanged: MUD ing, luc. safes
on the spot l,s-o bales ana 1850 to arrive.
February. a:9; aiurcn, 1919; Nay, lull; July.
1870; August, 1913; september. 1905 Octo-
Der. loUo; December. lo.ll.
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Cotton. quiet: middlinE. $50; gross receipts
o..6, bales: stock. lSi.V5O bales; export to
France 90 bales: TO the Continent. b,S19
bales; Coastwisc. 1905 bales.
Total to-day at ali purts-Set receipts,
1853 bales; export TO Great Britain. 3iIs5
ba.cs; to France, so bales; to tn, Continent,
bi. sol bales; to Japan. 5.oSS bales: stock,
Y3i5.ies bales
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts,
los 80 bnies; export TO Great Britain, 5u,isS
bales; to France. 90 bales; to the Content,
lVJ, 80 bales; to Japan, 6.uSs bales.
Total since September / at Ill ports-Net
receipts, s,sSIQ.o Ua,es export TO Great
Dritain, o.S.5.5.y ouics: to France, Sf,39S
baies; TO the Continent, 2,s:5. !s5 bales: to
japan, 2eS.3ss baits: to Mexico, i.59i ba!cs.
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Official Range and Sale OF Stocks IN New York
Sales. Stock.

&e Allis-Cnalmsrs ..,.........
A!lis.Chalmers. pfd. 80. :.
$3.50 .Amalsamated Copper -.
9, Am. Agr. Cncni.. com. 80.
80 Amer Beet sugar, COM. I.
l,EH American Can
3'3 American Can. ptd..
Am. Car and Foundry.
Am. Car and Found, pfd.
I'D American Cotton Oii....
American Iinseed Oil.
l0 American Locomotive ~.
Amer. locomotive. ptd..
Leu Amer. Malt Co, ptd..
i.2te American smelling 1900.
Il" Amef..An sugar
otV Amer. lei. and Tel. Co..
10 American Tobacco, com. /.
l.4oa Amer. Tobacco. pfd.. new,
Anaconda copper ........
Atkinson ...n..........
Atlantic Coast Line.
y. c. l.. of Conn.
LOO baltimore and Ohio......
So Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
30 Central Leather. conn.,.
$50 Canadian Pacific ......
-,.Nl Chesapeake and Ohio.
- e. " vi dl W ESIellt. /.
$500 Chi. Nil. and st. r., .l5Ge
% Crucible Steel Cor. com. !.
10 Crucible steel. pid. $3.50.
Chi. and Northwcstern. i.
40 Colorado Fuel and Iron. :.
Colorado and southern =.
LEO Consolidated Gas ..........
10 Delaware and Hudson.
Den. Il Rio Granda, COM,
Den. 4 Rio Grande, pfd.,
i,cn Dlstilicrs' Sec. Cor.
1.fny Erie
500 Erie, LIST fd.................
Fed. Min. and SIN, pfd...
80 Gen. Electric ..............
l.:@ Great Northern, pfd.......
I01 Great Northern ore CTS,
at1 Illinois Central ............
10, Llggett * Myers CO., com
So LlgEttt ~ Myers Co, pfd..
Lorillard Tob. Co.. COM.
400 Lorillard Toh. Co, pid....
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kaIlrpa is


RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE GAY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Seheouie OF electric rains to and from
Ashland. stopping at intermediate station.
upon signal: Lv Richmond tBrosd and
Laurel Sts.,: '5:os. s7:lo s:lob. $40. ..I5:Io
n;io a; NJ: l:lo. 2:l0. 3:io. 4:iob. $40, $40
.:i0. S:loo. lo:lo. rs P. N. Lv Ashland
900. 20. 8. sb. 10, s'll NJ. sia NJ eel a
g. Z. 80. 6. l. S. 90. II p. NJ
daily except sunday ''Sundey only.
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Rteantboat8.

OLD DU.nlNlUs LINE.
~. Richmond loot OF ASH St daily 20 P.A
Leave newport ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. n
arrive -NorfoiA................ --......6:e0 A. II,
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New YORK daily except SUNDAY
". Ry. P. n. and c. G o. Ry. at p. NJ
Night Line steamHrh atop at Ciaremont 10
land or receive passengers on signal, and
will DO met by 'lic conveyance,
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.-James Riv,,
by daylight for Norfolk and Old Point. New.
port Naws and all James River landings
Friday. Mt 100 A. 81. Freight received fog
all James River landings. 'Phono Madison i7s.
Main Ticket OElce. 81 u. Main Street
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Cash grain closed: Whcat-Eo. 2 red, SOL
i.o2%; No. 3 red slTl oe: No. 2 hard. sio3h
CLOS; No. hard, sl.0ldl.0s; No. l north
ern, sl.la9l.l5: No. northern, sloaeLIa:
No. northern. sl.o6 q 100: No. spring, .lo2
q lilo: No. 3 spring. ss@s..os; No spring.
g!Q Size; velvet chaff, Y?&t SLOT: durum, s20
Si@ Corn-No. 3. 5S6ohc.; No. 5 white.
ssh 65sc.: No. 5 yellow. G5H s5Mc.: No. I.
see tic.; No white. 634. g e+,sc.: No. yel-
low, 6a46ic. oats-No. .. 52113Ec.; No. q
white, @963itc.: No. >. 5ii7 fSl%c.; No. 3
white, o?9 S3itc.: No. white. 4s collie;
standard, a2,a sc.
Baltimore. Md. February 5.-wheat-puli;
spot. contract sleoE. Corn-Easier: spot
contract, lie. Oats-Firm: No. white 500
seize Rye-Firm: No. western. domestic
SlIl.Ol.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MAnKrr

richmond Va. February 5, 1912.
Following are the quotations on the Moi
mond Tobacco Exchanges:
BROWN SHIPPISG-NEw
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'Daily. Weekdays. ,sundaya onlv-
Daily except Monday.
All trains TO or from Byrd street Station
teSSept trnins leaving $50 a. M, s. so a. m and
arriving $50 night stop at Eibs. Time Of
arrivals and departures not guaranteed. Read
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Merchants and Miners Transportation Co

Norion 90 bustUn, Macs. Ems
Providence. r.. l.
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston-paIIy.
except Thursday: for Providence Mon Wed
and Sat at P. II. Passengers and freight
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-04
OWEN MORAN. BRITISH BOX-FTGHTER, CELEBRATES
 HIS 28TH BIRTHDAY

Owen Moran, the British box-f1ghteF who at one time looked like coming lightweight champion of the world, was born in Birmingham, England. twenty eight years ago today Bru- magum, as they call 1t on the other side, is quite an industrial town, and proletariats. Moran began fighting when he was only sixteen, and dur ing 1900 won ten battles. His only defeat that year was at the hands Of Digger Stanley, the English bantam weight, who won a decision over Mo- ran in twenty rounds. In 1901 Owen with several others. He commenced the year 1902 by knocking out Jack Morris in two rounds at Liverpool
 Moran fought and won nine battles that year, all but two by the knock
 out route Early in 1903, in London, he again met Digger Stanley, and was defeated after fifteen rounds of hard fighting. Young Joseph, the English Jew boxer, held Moran to a. draw. After several victories, Owen again tasted defeat, Joe Dowker win ty-round affair in London. Later in the same year Moran turned the ta- b!es on Digger Stanley. outpointing Moran crossed the pond on his first trip to America. He made an excel lent reputation on this side by de- feating the clever Monte Attell. Re- turning to Britain, he took on num- Der of fighters in England and Scot land, winning all of these bouts. In 1907, after defeating Al Delmont in London, he again visited America. He made an excellent showing against Tommy O'TooIe in a six-round affair in. Phila delphia, and then went to San Francisco, where he defeated Frankie Neil in sixteen rounds. By this time the American fans were talk ing notice of the invader, and he was matched with Abe AtteI1 for twenty five rounds, to be pulled off in San Francisco on New Years Day. 1908.