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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
New York
Stock Market

New York. March 2s.-For the third
successive session to-day's stock mar
ket recorded further hesitation and re-
action. with dealings the smallest of
the week. Apparently sentiment con-
i;nued TO be adversely affected by the
new financing OF tho United States
Steel Corporation, although the bond
sale is construed as notice that the }
per cent, dividend rate on the common
shares is in no immediate danger of
disturbance.
Another factor that contributed to
days general hcavtncss was the in
Crea sing uncertainties regarding tho
domestic coal situation. There is less
optimism respecting satisfactory
orItcomc Of these differences. both in
the anthracite and bituminous fields
Our market opened with advances OF
a point in such stocks as Union Pacific.
southern Pacific. Canadian Pacific. st,
Paul and Great Northern Orc certi-
ncates, in response TO gains almost as
large in London. late dealings,
The ono conspicuous feature of to-
the transfer OF speculative interest TO
the railway group Hartman issues
were conspicuous for their strength
during the early session. but sold OFF
on publication of February earnings
There was more 81 less pressure
upon Unitei Sfatcs Steel. e,malea
mated Copper and American smelling.
these, with other recent invorltes. sell
ing al lowest prices OF Niie WEEK. Tie
isl dragged irregularly through the
afternoon until the last hour when re-
cOvcries ranged from 10 points
above the low and tho rally was in
progress a; the end.
On the surh one Of the STANDARD
OIL subsidiaries, the Standard Oil
Company. OF Kentucky. furnished tnc
nsation of the day The stock open
Cd a; 700, rise overnight OF $50 points,
advanced in small lots to 1000. from
which il suddenly dropped 10 $50. and
10 gossip the movement, principally
represented squeeze OF the shorts.
More likely 1t prcsaSes the declara-
tion OF Il large stock bonus.
The bond market was steady. Total
dealings par value, amounted to S.
$4,000. United States governments
We're unchanged on call.
Total sales, S0l.aoo shares, Including
Anal ganiated Copper $500: American
smelling and Refining, $1,000; y {: l.,
800; c. : o.. $500; l. & y; ,eo = &
Sheffield, 100; Southern Paciilc. 5000,
Railway preferred 1900: Tennessee
Copper. 1900; Union Pacific $500
United States C,eei, $4,000; Y. {. C.
500.
New York, March 2s.-Money on call
steady. a3-sa IL per cent; ruling
rate. 21-2 closing bid. = IA; offered
at lie. Time loans firm; sixty GaEs'
al-4a31-2 per cent, and ninety days
3i-213 S-4; six months. $ So.
Prime mercantile paper. to ~:
rer cent Sterling exchange steady.
at s4s6eo for demand. Commercial
bills s4s3l-4
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CLEAN CAMP IGN
LIKELY IN Mn 7 Il
Especial to The Tlmos-pispalch.,

(Specinl to INC Ilmcs-i'ispatSn.)
BristoI, Va. Marcn est Is the
understanding among Republican lead
crs in the Ninth Virginia district that
the Republican convention to nomi-
nate u candidate for Congress will not
; be laid until after the national con-
vention In Chicago. The district COM"
mittec has yet to determine tho time
and place for such convention. That
Representative G.. 3. Slcmp will DO
renominated without opposition seems
forcgonc conclusion. Geo. II. a.
Ayers, the Democratic nominee, is a
friend and neiEhbor OF Representative
Slemp.
The impression is That the coming
contest VIII be one Of the clcancst and
most free from corrupting influences
in ,eccnt years. as General Ayers has
already declared he will accept an
election under no other conditions.
The Presbyterians. OF Bristol. arc
making preparations to entertain tho
Presbyterian General Assembly, which
meets here I'm May. The First Church.
where the sessions VIII be held. is be-
ms remodelcd al cost OF many thou.
sa nds of dollars. The meeting will
bring prominent ministers and other
churchmen here from all parts OF the
South
Hotel Bristol. Bristors new 100000,
VIII pass into the hands of j. \. New
comb. of Augusta. Ga, Oh April l..
MT. Ncwcomb has purchased the lease
OF Alexander kriel. VINO go to
youngstown. Ohio. where they viii
take charge of new hotel which is
nearing completion at cost of 500
600 <''V'
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

7:o h.-LocRl-Daiiy--SeN port News
$50 A.-Locai-DaiIy--Eh' Willie. Er Sun
Thurrond.
t3:oo neutrality-suspicious. Ola Point.
1000 A:-l.oeh!-Da!ly-Lc Lex C. ForH.
ZOO P.-Eapress&~Da ily-Lin.- LviiIe.
tt:o press-Dsily-!'orfolk ~ Seua
500 P.-Locai -ltaiiy-S. Sews. Oid Poip /.
e;io P.-Loeal-Daiiy-
b:lo P:-Loeai-EI. Sun.-LchDg. Satusa!
Bridge. Clifton Forge.
'6.35 P.-LiinlSeu DAILY C. ocxsl',l Chryo
al 60 -Daiiy-C.uciana:. L'yIIia
'Sltepers. fPsrior cara
TRAINS ARRIVE 2lCEMOSD-Local from
East: s;ia ~ NJ. 800 p. n. Through from
East: 1880 ~ 81. $50 p. 81. Locn! from
West: s:3o a. ~, a5s A. u. and i:i5 r. 81.
Through: $3.50 a. ~. ASS p. ". ana $3.50 r. N
James River Line: ''s:25 A. II. e:G =. Il
ss Daily except sunday
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ATEs a5th BIRTHDAY
Oldest Woman In Eastern shore Near.
Century Mark

tcHturE MARK.
especial 10 The Times -Dispatch.)
Capc Charles. Va, March .s.-Mr.
Eliza Broushton OF this city. celebrated
DER ninetr-fifth birthday at the Arlinr
Ton Hotel here to-day. In spite Of hcr
adran years Mrs. Brougliton. is rc.
markab!y healthy and we'll preserved.
her. step firm and her senses as kcon
as ,hey ever were She reads and sews
without the aid OF glasses.
Mrs. BrouShton enjoyed herself %
INC utmost at this anniversary. Sno
received number of gifts including a
IArse cake decorated with ninety live
S",ai candies of various colors.
AIRS Rrouchton was born I'm BaI,i.
more. Md. March IS, 1877 in from, o,
.nc old shot tower, and during The
erection Of that building played with
INC bricks used in its construction ebc
"e,ns small child a, The time
Mrs. Broushton is ,ac mo,bar .,
eight children. ali OF whom are r,,,...
ana present at the celebration Of ,bo
anniFcrSary The children arc ! w
i'fonGhton Haliwood: ". T urou,,b
ron, ION oniey: Mrs. NJ. J. ByrA. Isal,;more
nFs. ID Z. Dnshicll Rowland Tart.
baltimore; Mrs I. y richards Va,
arlington. Md: the AIissc Lid. and
fiorcncc Lee Broughton. Cape Charles
mrs, Brougnton Is the Oldest woman
on INC Eastern Shore Of Virginia.
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5tranlbpats
> > : - = , = = : = =
ON IpONIINIOS LINE

OLD DOMINION LINE.
Lv. Richmond foot OF Ash 81. daly.T :oo l.. NJ.
Leave Newport Ncws.................6:o 90 a. NJ.
.NiE'N' w ~ Nj
Connects with main line steamers leaving:
Norfolk for New York daily. except Sunday.
100 i. 81. Connections also made by " Il
W. Ry. L. NJ. and c. & o. Ny. at T., NJ.
Night line steamers stop C.arcmort to
land or receive passengers on signal. and
Viii be met by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA SAVIGtT1ON co. effective
March Ay.-Jatncs River by daylight for
Norfolk and Old Point. Newport News and
ali James River landings. steamer leaves
Monday, Wednesday and Friday At $50 A.
IS. Freight received Tor all James River
landings. Phone Madison Us.
Main Ticket Office. sci L. Main Street
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CATTLE MARKETS.
EicIMoND LIVE STOCK MARKET
tssie: =; Union Stocl Yard.)

EicHMoND LIVE sToct MARKE1.
Gale: a; tnioU Stock Yard.)
i;ich:noHd Va. March =: 1912
FcpoE' - rho I've stock marke; :or the
w.-i ending March =. 49,:
eteipit-i'a:t.e, 81 hand; va!yes liz head.
-htep - mead; hog. 81. hcad
Re-; sieers t,.ns..c medium :, rooa
- Common 10 f~ir, y, q Sc: best heit-
-. 80 az m'h'Hfn % Sooa. ilzHsi.c :
.9'"a1"n TO az 20 2fi:c.; oes, cow. 81,
gu medium 70 good, e, Il ~ common ~
i"lF, ~ Ha':c.' hsst oxen. 515i:c: medium
10 good, "a SIS bulls, u. y ;s,c. calves *.
"a. ~ '.'' fai- 10 nVG.u:n. "a si:c Cows
tAn 'aiEs' 'EpGhfo reg mead. B,.t he,y.
nor .. nc. good 40 to iso-po,,nd hogt
~: 'N', ISft hog. md pirr sis<ts,.S :.
,H'- ""n ''aEs, "i,ast.r., best sheen si,zJ
-. ronfn'n 70 fair -. q 3i,c; boy, lambs
- '''i common g" f.ir. g. . ii:c
,aie's". ~. Ma.er ..-cat..e .1.ce.,,,,
~ Rad Marriott steady Rccv... SD,
-'''' rests T'eefs, .t.9n 5.55: We.tern s,..,s
',--Y q 80; ,!rcEaFs and feeGcrs ,,1Iiss5.
syhs 1h1 hc'ci-. t-.IGQt.g. c.lyr. ~ IA
ii"Hi kee"lp's -Lytl Read Mako,
- Hh" e'n'Thl!H steady. Lizht - IA
100 m-hfc f.iiT7S1: hcayy s5;5g, : .31..
5"EsH' t'5fY7.s3 Pigs. ;s.j47ei hull. q;
.si's 80 80 sheep Receipt Is m t,..,I
~ Ftrong ~ iar higher %ai.re So,
I = western. ii.;eusn: ,ct-linrs 80, ,''-.n
'a'nDt. nai!fo s.T5a5o3: ycs,ern' - =,
81" York Msea neeye. nee.ip,.
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TOLL GATE tnMMITTEE
REPORTS no SIfPERN-JsoRs
IS.pccial,o The Times-Disnatch

Amii.r.t -. III's 1IsPa Ten.
Of supervisors held n special :, a .t1a1 u
mere TUESDAY. at which the toll ea,e
e,ot'initte" made its report The meet :
i i.. vas attended by representative eli
~ % l'ynchburG and Amherst
Man visus were expressed IN re-.
Ehrn !" rates "f TOLL but few. definite
In'rh w"rc agreed upon. .. l.. Evans
!, y. rag" and $. l.. Won Gemmingen
rates for ali trave, ether than auto.
MOBILES I; is proposed e. charge
Imiiease FOR cattle. teams and horses
''3'"ad OF 10 much per head
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Charter for Bank ut M,llfo,s.

- ISpecIaI 10 Tho Timos-Dg.n.,.,,
sowing Green Va, March
charter for bank at Milford has hcen
granted by the State Corporation com.
mission the minimum capital OF wbicb
-. - slE7oo. and the maximum capital
TEo,VVe' with W. y. Bla;t as president:
y, a,ter wilson vice president: e. r.
Dickinson. cashier: G. X ru,,nru.o-,l
secretary. and W. y. Hiatt. Nai,or
wilson, C. r. Dickinson. c. ". Butter.
worth and I. f. Campbell as directors
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Marine INTELLIGENCE
Port or clcnMoyD. MARCH g

FORT or ctCHMoND. MARCH &. 1910
ARRIVED
Steamer Berkeley shelly Sn-.ou
lnnholsH ana passengers. Old Dominion Line.
HleafneT M4oJack Graves. Norfolk and
."nles i'iv.i landings. merchandise and pa.
'nss.s Virginia Navigation COMPANY
StcaneT AURORA. Furman. Petershurg apo
.an,ss hirtE landings. ne.cha ndise and pas.
SAILED
EeFEflor Shelly. Norfolk mar
Fnnna. mas So ana Messengers. Old Dominion lin.
sanlrr aurora. Furman Pctersbury and
' '" ~ and!nEs merchandise and pas.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

fRt.AItsR CARRIER Oh THE SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond.
y B.-Foilowine schedule figures publish.
ed ae Information and not Guaranteed
For tE- South-Dniy: 60 a III. Local.
io:I5 =. NJ Express, 600 p. ". Express,
with electric lighted Sleeping Car for At.
lapta and Birmingham. HES p. NJ. EApresl
Week Days: 500 T.. ". Local.
YORK RIVER LINE.
1880 v. M.-Daily.-COnnecting for Bal.
tnore Mon. wod. and Friday. $50 A. NJ
Ex sun: and 1E =. M.-Mon. Wed. and
Friday-Locai.
Trains Arrive AicbmonL
From the South. $50 A. IL. $40 A. u
200 p. n. SOC p. H.. daily: 1855 EI: Sun
From West Point: $50 a. NJ. daily, ii:s5 A
NJ. Mon, We. and Fri. 4:X p. NJ Elk sun.
9. E. BURGESS. D. r. a.,
sT E. Main 81. 'Phous Madison z!z
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY.
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE 70 NORFOLK
Schedule in effect January LIST, 1912.
Leave BYRD street Station, Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: 900 A. M. '3:oo r. NJ, 1870 p. q.
FOR LYSCHBURG AND TIL; WEST: &C Is
A. NJ 10000 a. ". 800 p. M..'s:2o p. NJ.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: al 40 A. NJ.
se:ai p. M, 'il:so +. II. From the West: Gao
A. ~. .A2.o Y. N. bl4o II. N. ss:0o f.. NJ.
800 p. Ii.
sDaily. aDaily Sunday. ssunday only.
Pullman ?arlor and Sleeping Cars
W. 3. BEvlLL. C. II. BOSInY
q. r. A.. Roanoke. D. ? \. Ricbmond
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ISIS head. No ,radinS. ceiling steady
Dressed beef in fair demand AT "a EI,c.
Calvcs-Receipts sSs head. Market firm.
Noals. 81 80 nli.No; culis. SO go sheep and
lamhs-Receipts n55s head. Market full
steady. Sheep. sia5ast3. cula ,3u 400,
iamhs. S5,5oaS.65: cuiis ,S15ii59i. HOGS
Ecceirts 2.Sl6 head. Market firm TO higher
al snSo1s.lo: pigs. f7.25uf.s9.
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SEABoARD AIR LINE

Souihbound Trains scheduicd 10 leave Rich
mond daily: 9:l0 q. M.--Local to Norllna
$50 p M.-Seepers and coaches, Atlanta
birmingham. Savannah, Jacksonville s:l3 r.
M.-Florida Limited Except sunday e:so r.
M.-Scepcr and coaches. Jacksonville. u:A
J.. H.-Slccpers and coaches, Birmingham.
Memphis Northbound trains scheduled to
arrive In Richmond daily: b:32 q. NJ. 1:Gs A.
NJ. 9:25 A. NJ Except Monday. sos +. NJ.
$40 i. NJ. Local
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NANAL STOKES

"'imih ston, y. e.. March ::-splr!,, Tur-
ncn;!ne steady at i5i.c. Rosin-Steady at
80 Far~Firm =, '..ao. Crude Turpen,!re-
Firm ~ sa.iJa TO
savannah. Ga. March 2;-Turper:ine-
rtm 81 i'r' sale. !io casks: receipts I'll
t"sks shipments 3ji casks: stock ISIS
CENTS pii barrels: shipments 80 herrei..
A t - N- barrels. Quote: r. ,s.
ma ricsion :. C.. Ma.cii 2s-Turpentine--
'"h - ta',2 Eosin-Firm. Quote; II. sss5.
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Railroads
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE JANUARY Ind

EFfEEIIFE JANUARY lst TIA
TRAINS LEAVE R1CHAiOSD DALE.
For FloriCa and South: s:i5 A. NJ ans
1:& +. n. 'io;1o p. NJ. LOO A. II
For Norfolk: 500 A. al. s;oj p. NJ. t:H
p. n.
For y. W. Ry. West: SIS a. NJ. 1000
A Il. s:0o J.. NJ. S:7o p. II.
For Petersburg: i:0o A. n. s:n A. ~
t:l6 A. a.. 500 A. n. 1880 A n. s:oo p. NJ.
il:45 p. NJ.
For Goidsboro and Fsyettovilis: ,t:ls p. II
Trains arrive Richmond daily: t:<o A. ",
80 a. ~. $50 A. H.. AT:oo A. N. sl:ST A.
ID. "i0:@ a. NJ. LEO 4. NJ. $500 p M
''l.to p. n. s:ts r. II. e:s5 p. ri. o3 r. n
s:VY r. NJ, 40 r. N
'E1cep, sunday. "SuEdsy only. sE1cep,
Monday.
Time OF arri"ei and departure and 600.
neeuons nor Guaranteed
G. = CAMPBELL. D. p. >. <2s Main 81
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uRY Goods MAtEEr-

Hrw icrk, March :s.-Thc cotton roods
insia'eis we're quie,er during the day with
prices san very firm Jobhers are doing a
ln""erdir business Tor this period OF The
year, Raw SILK is steady but :naet,v,
AinS "ear deliveries are SOW and tho
market demand is steady.
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cash quotations closed: Whcat-So. red.
AiIS'i i."ti.: 40. red. si0i.nJ;. No .
hard. sl.@Si, i.ti: 40. hard, N.o2G iiS No
northern. Sill a Liz; No. northern. Slcoa
~: No northern. N.es3I.lc. No. spring
Sj'c.H i.lr; No. spring. SLGdi.io; velvet
Shtit' 90" sl"s: duTum. Son Sios Corn-So
$ e:'- H7cHc.; No. white. III, .IlNc. No
NcHow. I"A. d'ii1c,; No !, SIS q zoe. /. No. 4
"hite' e"s a '"c No. : yellow. o. u ssisc "a n
NO. Shte STS;t.c: 30. white 5iq
!isc. No Hhtic, OK q iisc. s,anda I'd
So, Z 5j'.c.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.
SepoE.Ad lY EnN-crs McEahn q. q

~ E'N'> = NJ shtI.
PETERSBURG Va March a;-Pesnut,-
spanish Nsrke; firm 91iic. per bushrL
Jumbo spanish. e:i-c. per bush,i. vi-g!nias
ga Tket arm; fancy jumbo. "a ii;c. Per
extra primo. sac. PEI pound: prime. arc
per pound. machine picked 3ISi,c per
pound Smelling stock. 20 Il Sc. per pound.
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Richmond & Petersburg electric RaiIYa

Cars leave MANCHESTER. Seventh ana Peru
Streets. for Pete-burs:
.s:ts.".t, Us 10 p H. l. J. o. s.
ll:oe p. y. for Ssss,s:. L:9o midnight cos
Petersburg.
Street. FOR Manufacturer:
t0;ls. SIS. '-I:h: -. s:1S. s:@ .io:ss. li.a
A NJ. H:aS. .i:S s:ts. l:.5. .l:1. 6:s5 az
= S. s:sS s;S. 1000. u:4o p. NJ
tDauy except Sunday and holiday
Carries baggage and eIpreAA
'sLmited. except Sunda5r and holidayn
All cars rom Petersburg connect With
cars :or Richmond
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Baltimore No, Mayeh .s-wh.at-Dul!;
SPOT contract i3li,; southern on grade.
sl.V.'. = i.'S', Ccra--tvict: spot; contract
it',c. Oais-Sieady No. whi,s 81. q j.iec
RHe-Noni!nai; No western. domestic q /.
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FICIiMUSD AND CHTsAFEAkE GAY
HALLWAY COMPANY.

e.,aau,s ~, 49, .aIn ,.or,
Ashland. stopping at intermediate stations
upon signni: Lv. Richmond tBrosd and
Laurel Sts.J: '6:05. s7:lo. siob, 9:10. 'slo: 10
7:1o. SlOb. 1910 ii:i6 7. n. Nv. Ashland
'6:55. 7b. s, Sb. 10. ell A 81. '2 n. ..i. Z
g. 4. 5b 9. :. s. OBJ. IL P. II.
'Daily except Sunday. ''Sunday only.
tCarries baggage.
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GOING ABROAD?
Make reservations now and securs
best accommodates Only ofNc, rep
resentine all lines, including Thomas
Cook & Son, T.. G. Clark and Bartlett
Tours. Patronizc home industry. Phone
Madison 5l5i.
y. ". BOWMAN.
Southern Tourist Agent
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

FURNISHED by Levy Commission 10 ro,,.
ms sion Merchants. RIchmond va
l.Cilmoni. Va March
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> ~ I-tHrIflo.t- i.'fe cllrEer, ye-.' a =
,r' s-ac t--ktss. rgn ln hsaSy receipts
~ msr"f' e5i-euc.y n1. Egg. ,ooa m
iH'f -FrA .f-ls aia- sft a-tlse 3, quota
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Spot cotton closed quiet; niidiinc upiands,
ios5. mtddlins Eui:. 100; sales, SO" bales.
Cotton, quiet m,ddlins. 1855 cross re-
ceipts. 4ls. bales sales, so l4.ss; stock.
lei2Sl bales. eApe;t 10 Great Britain. iis5
bales; TO the Continent, &c ba;ci. Coast.
wise, i,ss, bales
Total to-day a, all po-:s-Sc, receipts.
n,ts: bales cNpor; 20 Gtea; Britain, ii.cig
bales; TO the Continent. 1921 bales: STOCK
Consolidated a; all po.t.-Ee; receipts
i2r.!1 bales: export 10 Great Britain, sis79
bales; TO the Continent, ss.tss baier to
Japan, SIS bales.
Tota! since September at al; ports-Se,
reeeint', in,s'a'I 81 bales. export to Grea,
bales; to The Continent, s;so.sTa bales. TO
Japan. i-2ao' bales; to Mexico. 5,.Ss bales
He* Orleans. March ,s--onsiderasle ac-
iiNity "as rhown in the cotton market TO-
day an early advance. due 20 the belief
that eron preparations had been DELAYED
again and tina; the English coat strike soon
Fou!d be settled being followed by rcac-
Ton OF reports that bull. was iiouidatIns
Tho close was steady a; decline under
Yesterdays closing OF Ia. points. TIE omen
ms VAS steadS at advance OF 5fi3 points
on coed cables and poor weather map.
SHoTts began covering 4 large scale ard
offerings Were Well tsksn. The forecast Tor
'sir weather tor ;hc western half ~ the he Il
was posted. Gossip that blk hulls had boon
unloading elped to check the advance r1i.
prevented tho forecast FOR moro rain I'm the
eastern cotton country from having , bull
ish erect. SPOT cotton closed steady ana
unehahseti m!ddlins, ioi,c. sales lpr and
:" !" arrive Futures closed steady jan
nary' !e," March ilco; April. ,oss: MAY.
| 1855. July, 1875: august. joST. ScntAr,i,.r
| iV's4' oetooer. 49,: December. ieJS
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York

Sales. Stock,
500 Allis- Chalmers ...........
i.SD Allis- Chalmers. pfd.......
49," Amalgamated Copper -.
Amer. AGri. Chem. com.
Ito Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
2%up American Can .......
Aon American Can, pfd.
SD Amor. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car and l'oun.. pfd
20 American Cotton OIL.
American Linsccd OIL.
4" American locomotive -.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd.. I.
Amer. Malt Co. pfd..
81" American smelling ....
i3n American Sugar ......
$3.50 Amer. Tel. and Tel. CO..
~ american Tobacco. com.
Amer. lob. ptd.. old. 800.
$50 Aanaconda Copper $1,000.
ii,3H AtchiSon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
q" Atlantic Coast Linc......
10 \. G j. of Connecticut.
$50 baltimore and Ohio.
1.ip British Amer. lob. Co.
il.a0 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
60 Central Leather. com.
$50 Canadian Pacific .........
$50 Chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western.
100 Chi. Mil. and 81. Paul.
40 Crucible steel Cor. com.
ITO Cruciele Steel. pfd........
no Chicago and Northwest.
l.Sn Colorado Fuel and Iron.
llo Col. and South. lst pfd..
6.yH Consolidated Gas ........
ga Delaware and Hudson.
$40 Den. and Rio Gran. com.
90 Dan. and Rio Gran, pfd.
SO pistillers Sec. Corr.
IS trp Eric Observation-Disclosures.
S,io0 Erie. list pfd.
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd..
u. y, ". ETclmc Tob. Co.
$50 General Electric .....
400 Great Northern. rfd. $50.
900 Great Northern Orc cuts
10 Illinois Central ........
go Interboro- Met. ........
$40 Int ?rhoro- Met. pfd...
$500 Int. Mer. Marine, CON-.
August 100 1879
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
RICHMOND NAY MARKET.

- - - ma I nay at doors rep
'esthts contents and thus avoid reflections
This inarke: grades hay in accordance
WIN 'ne rules Q! the National Hay A,,o-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
p,o,,,-6 n Maur

Ry Richard ". MaurE.
stock and Bond Broker, io!5 E Main street
Richmond. Va. Mnroh %, 49,?
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29

s.Us Vo.lVn N!oSFd IuIct; mld0Unc upIands,
ios5. mddlinS Euif 100; sales, So bales.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23


Good Biscuits Without Milk biscuit that good cold
FLAGLERS OCEAN RAILROAD OPENS WHILE $40
FREE) U. S. DEPUTIES COW 80 STRIKING FIREMEN
By William Shepherd. =
Miami Fla Jam 2-Henry F1aglers remarkable rail-
road line through the islands of Florida opened Monday with
Key West and shame he taxpayers of the United
States.
Not tremendously big shameust the ordinary shame that
almost every day when big he
of the government than do the ordinary taxpayers
Two months ago 80 6remen Flager road struck for $3.50
Fagler payed with them until Christmas morning Then
he sardoncy ordered all remen discharged The his
merry Christmas
To increase wages of these femen would have Flager
s. 900 month.
Fagler feared violence Through Washington where Flager
and his kind powerful Fagler obtained the services of $40
deputy United States marsh Fag has been using these gov
employees paid by he the general of
army they his soldiers He doesn't pay their
feed
Faglers Key from Jacksonville is 522 miles long
He enough marshas guard every mile of it. 1t doesn't
him cent.
Uncle Sam pays marsha $1,000 day taxpayers
money that they help Fagler save $1,000 month
Fager has negro remen of them taking the place
white During all the celebration detective rides
in the engine the back of every
great effort made by Flager and cohorts keep the real
from his guests but before celebration
many them spoke the strike and the of 100 deputy
marshals at Key West as the skeleton at the feast.
Riches have wings they We all love neghbors
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

size of egg, -four to make stiff
dough- 2 teaspoons of baking
powder, l scant teaspoon of salt.
The stiff dough makes a close
biscuit and one that is good cold
Bake biscuits in quick oven.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

boiling water with the lid fasten-
ed tight on the can. Let steam 4
hours weighed down in the wa
ter.
Good Biscuits Without Milk
One cup of water, lump of lard
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-07-04

thing which have one Of the stonges
lem that is made on clothing. These suit
k comparison to others sale prices an
assure you that you are saving from S. t
we have had an exceptionally good yea
i've large assortment of some Of the bes
TO select from.