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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22
BASEBALL
At WA|LUKU

The baseball games played at the
Wailuku park last Sunday afternoon
were attended by u large number of
people who thronged the grandstand
and the benches In the open air on
The grounds on either side of the
grandstand. A long stretch of auto
mobiles graced the mauka end
The first game was between the Ka .
huluis and the new Camp one team,
Great interest was centered on this
game, as It was more closely played,
the score being to In favor of the
Eahuluis with an inning to spare.
The real game OF the afternoon, In
which the fans took sides more in
tcnsely than in the other game. was
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22

The fans viii turn out again In larg,
numbers next Sunday, as interest In
the games has been growing steadily
since the start
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22

WASHINGTON, d. G., June 5,-Rep.
resentatiNe Kahn introduced bill in
the House today authorizing the Sec
rotary of War to donate a condemned
brass cannon to set set up In front 81
the Pioneer Cabin In Golden Gate Park,
Kahn said there would be no trouble
In securing the piece, which has been
requested by San Francisco women.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22
WANT

Position by Japanese chauffeur. Ref
CrcnCcs. Nagui, Tel. 2i7l.
527O-im
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22
LOCAL and GENERAL

Anchor saloon o''' '"o "o''u az ."e
~. ~ -
uarsh,s I" ""''"oS
4, aaas ,.,,no,,, ~ 49,
@ 'as'"e '"'' e'e',
'nlns 10 bes' ~ Inc encore
Special prices on potteries and
brasses: Arts and Crafts Shop
Inc Underwood typewriter Visible
none better. Wall, Nichols Co.. Ltd
agents.
The "Nufashcned' guaranteed shoe
laces can be had at the Manufacturers
Shoe Co., 1851 Fort street
Wanted-Two more passengers fos
arounl-the-is at Sc Lewis
Stables and Garage Tel PA
" you want good job dou, on An
.uto or carr,.pe ,pke 4, :, ,,,vni,.,
carriage Mig Co. 427 oueen 9,
Bicycle Supplies ana Ropairing. Roy.
al Navy Bicycles. si5. Easy terms.
Dowson Bros, Smith end Hotel SITS. >
Mexican hats for the children. lust
the thing for outings. Hawaii a
South Seas Clirio Co, Young build
ing.
The Honolulu Hairymcn's Associa
ton invite all Interested In pure milk
to visit their depot on Sheridan
street.
Many requests for Hawaiian leis
are coming to the Promotion Commit.
tee from mainlanders or former Wis.
itors here.
Pineapple soda and Hires Root Beer
excellent summer drinks--are hot.
tied by the Consolidated Soda Works
Phone ELL.
For an auto call I'M Joe Santos al
Young Automobile Stand, Phone 2jiI.
Seven.seated Pope. Hartford, No. 929
Rates reasonable.
The Palm Cafe, Hotel street oppo.
site the Empire Theatre. receives by
every steamer fresh candy from the
famous Gunther of Chicago. 90.
Bring 10 Green Stamps and one dol
lar and get a completo Boy Scent suit
for yacaiiop croon s,amn st,ro
poro,.,,. 49,, L.,
DC, e'a''a anu roIt s.reets'
FIREWORKS Tor me Fourth hrccrack-
ers Ior the fourth ana everything TO
make me rourth glorious at A. u. Ar
ieish Co'' Ltu'' Hotei near Fort.
DuisenDerg BROS. report the sale OF
three lots on Gulick avenue to Joao
Botelho by Andreas Gumpfer. Real
estate issfairly active all over the city.
Gin Fan, Chinaman accused of
criminal assault on niue girl VIII
ne taken before Jury IN Judge Rob
,ns0hs court MONDAY morning Tor
'ria,.
ne iatesl Prouuct Oh the hohak
ine Nvst rochet houak, Is
i,S sIu"n "s ,ne W'Iuo" Oh 'he no
SuDnlN 70, kIIpct
-, d.
a WIZ prevent loss ol
sro Ds Nuepins YOU, mousse 80 Iree
on VIZ ,ne,e VIII oe no necessity
", puoiic ho''uays' iour grocer VIII
S"ppIs you.
,o, ne oanu oo',ege catalogue Tor
noiSi' mas Jus. oeen ISSUED, CARRYING
n,uen VI in'erest; rn.y,iour names
ae INV on tne lacuIy is'' anu tho
'osaL enro, ,it Is oSI.
, ne p,ei'ih,haIy nearing Oh NORMAN
=; ,,inia',,' anu lazy iIoohao; accused
r. ", ra. ,'.',, ' n, ~ na AZ
oosa,t, s,onn o; nes are hciu III
NJ 10 po ptv'v oai, ea'h A.. IT,
,ian ON Wo,noaJa V '" ono
hats ., un,,s,,ai hoo,,,,, NJ, " nu,
orc on disnIan =, - ,,ui,, IA Ia
Iors ON tho second goor -, ,ho 1,s,a,,
RIock Eo,, s,ront ''' VI NV '''''"
T. E,.ho. III. r,,
man a,,n a'Ias ,i hoilpSon' the
n,',,,,, ,'.', W oonlp'iey w an
g ~ Sr,,,h "ssl"s plo' WIN NoInlal
1'n, mas sven preliminary
q c yesIeruay sI'erhpoh before u,
o. Son'iii'ssioneI y, .. pasls ana 10
lcla now LOT trlal before tne Federal
sranu Jur' IN delauit OF slooo Dali
ne is remanded 10 jan:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22

Jack the Ripper claimed his Goth
victim In Atlanta, Like the other 10
he has slain In the last nine months,
she was COmely yellow girl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22

the one between the Morning Stars
ana the j. a. {. Heine Meyer pitched
Tor the Japanese, with Dutro as catch
or While William Bal Jr twirled for
the stars with George Cummings be-
hihd the bat. japanese and natives
yelled from the autos, hacks and
grounds to l bets on their respec-
i've farorites--sometimes 2 " l on
the stars. and then vice versa, with
rev takers, as the game was uncer-
tam before the start. although real
baseballists knew that the old and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28
.CHALONER BEGINS
F|GHTFOR $4,000
Insurance Company Willing to
Pay, but Estate Claims
the Money.

New York, March 27.--Johm Arm
strong Chaloncr. former husband of
amclie Rives. brother of former Lieu
f acknowledgements Lewis stuyvesant
throp Ahanlcr and former Representa-
tive William Astor Chanier. has
orouEht suit in the United States Dis
trict Court to recover $4,000 from the
Equitable Life Assurance Society His
Broadway
The amount is that Of Il paid up life
Insurance policy, due March u, this
year. The society is perfectly willing
TO pay, but two demands have been
made 10 Tor 4, the , money; One demand was
tive of MIR. Chaloncr, and the other
by Thomas 7. Sherman. Of E.varts
Choatc e sherman, who was appointed
years ago by the Supreme Court as
Il committee OF the estate of Mr. Chal-
oner who had been declared incom-
petcnt
Mr. chaloner. is suing Mr. sherman
Tor an accounting. aud has asked the
courts 10 compel the committee to
turn over to him the estate, valued at
$2.0oV.ooo to 100000.
Twenty years ago Mr.. Chaioner. then
Chanier, took out a policy for 100000
In the Equitable. In 1897 this policy
was changed to a paid-up policy for
$4,000, due March u, this year. The
ne was taken to BIoomingdalc Asylum.
from which institution no escaped AZ
Ter that he changed his name to Chal-
oner and was declared sane by Nir-
Sinia court.
When Mr. Ware, as counsel for Mr.
Chaloner. who is now citizen Of
North Carolina. though he lives In
Nibemarle county, Va. applied TO the
Equitable for the $4,000. reprcsen-
tat.ve OF the company admitted tho
claim was just. but said the company
could not pay the money to Mr.. Ware
because of the claim iilcd by Mr.. Shcr-
man. 1t was to have the dispute set
tied by a court that Mr.. Ware sued.
lie went to the United States court be-
cause Mr.. Chaloner is n nonresident OF
this state. The sherman claim is ig-
horcd in the papers.
This is q novel suit said Mr.. Ware
yesterday. Not being able to get pos
session Of or even see the policy,
which is In Mr. Shcrmnn's possession.
! began the form of legal procedure
known as AN action on account stated
That obviatea the necessity OF anneNins
the policy OF Insurance to tho com
plant In this case 1t is not nee
cssary that MIR. chaloner should be :,
witness, bccnus" all the facts arc
known TO me personals and because
tho company acknowledges tho ella i'm. "
Mr. Ware said MIR. Chaloncr would
be able TO appear in court, should he
wish to do SO. under a writ OF pro-
lection Issued by tho Federal court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28
NEW YOnl PRODUCE ,IAKlIEr

New York March q Flour ,eady 10
6fm with fair iobo!u: trade Ryc Flour and
Goinmeal-s stead h>c and nafiey- FIRM.
export basis. ana Sl@s4 & O. D. naoa,.
Futures closed -, net higher. May.
sios l.-.i Corn SPOT nrn: 80. nominal
aud cEpori, 7i'ic. {. D. aaoai. Future.
nominal Cats-Spot hrrn; standard white.
cola. IN elevator: No. .. 5os.
CIT Meats Firm. Lard --Sironc pei.o-
ieunl raiow ana Turpen;inc stead Wool
quiet. Resin Firm. Rice Firm. Molasses
,tchly Susa: Raw. steady: refined quiet.
Coffee no, 10, :. 1850, Eut;cr Firm and
unchanged. checscFrm. EEgs Easy. Po-
-Flrm. Bermuda. nos. barrel. ssaS.co:
Maine IN bulk. pei 10 pounds ssaL;p:
state. DO, Si242j; jersey @Werts basket
q 5en .i6 ce0bases- Steai2 FIorids. new,
Go;'onseed OIL va. stt've with prices
7ishtr or covering o: shoris 4nG uew spec.
uiative huE'nG, inslited toy tle strength OF
lari So!4lnS was largely against pugchs So
81 ernd' Failures closed ms points ne,
htcAer. March. 5.7aa so: ArTi; 57$as
May. 80. June. 5si05.ss July 5.s?66.,!,
prime crude. so sales; 10. summer yeilr,
-, asked 81" winter yellow and tumm.y
white. nominal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28
CASE is TRANSFERRED.
Charge against Bank Cashier VIII BE Heard
In Abingdon

Bristol, Va. March s7.-The case OF the
government agairs; W. =. u. sutherland
the young bank cashier who is charged
with having wrecked the national Bank o..
ciintwood. in Dickenson county. has been
transferred from Big stone Gap 10 Abins-
don. ana will be tried IN the Federal court
at the latter place in MAY. Sutherland was
given a hearing al Big Stone Gap several
months ago. when inistrial resulted. TIE
failure o: tho bank was :, bis scnsation at
The sine. and sutherland left the state be-
ing located later IN West Virginia IN thu
opinion or many who heard the evidence a,
the Sig stone Gap hearing, Sutherland put
w good defense. II appearing from his
own testimony THAT he was only seeking 10
carry out the directions OF the directorate
when the bank failed. T. IL denied that
sutherland. upon Leaving The hank after it's
FUNDS had been depleted. pinned notic.
on tho door. Gone tor tall timber ~
the time 1t was widely published that he
POSTED such notice on the door.
Anothtr important case TO b. heard al
abingdon in May is that Of -he government
against Il. touGhc x %. dIstiIlers q. lrs..
iol. The dis,illory of this company located
In bristol. was seized by rovcnu, officer.
together with 1905 gallons Of whisETy n
being charged that tho revenue lawg had
been violated in several particulars The
eohphny Appealed to judge McDowcu Tor
'he privilege o: rohondirg pending a hear
'ne 81 ia" case. and this was granted Tho
ustiiterT is now in operation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28
Y ork
Stock Market

New York. March @5.-Anothcr halt
In the upward movement OF stock
came to-day as result vi some an
expected financing BY the United
States Steel Corporation The market
save every evidence OF continuing It's
rise OF last week uptn 1t became
known that the Steel Corpora iuu had
sold some S3cno0Ooc of its bonds for
working capital 3nd necessary im-
provcments 10 its moro important
plants.
Political developments overnight
and the acquittai OF the CnicnSo Pack
ere Were matters that tne speculate rs
utilized with some effect early IN the
day.
Reading, the Harrimans and Alnc.
Samatcd Copper were the stocks which
supplied the greater part of the bull
ammunition III the trading. Strength
IN southern Pacific was predicatea
upon the belief that February earnings
would prove more favoraic in the
months preceding. Coppcrs were
held in check because OF the feeling
that the recent rise in the metals had
been more upon expectations than nc
tual conditions. The movement IN the
early afternoon was retarded o. III
concealed attempts TO manipulate Un-
important Copper shares in which
there never has been more than an iu-
considerable interest,
Lowest prices were made III the last
hour when heavy selling OF the lead
ers. undoubtcdiy accelerated by the
shorts more than wipcdh out all the
previous gains and sent some stocks
under yesterdays low level. The
movement was the moro notcw ,rthy
from the fact iha; for the iirst time
in some weeks activity increased as
quotations yielded. Final prices were
..sirt Oh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28
LIBIttH! GETS LOG FROM
JACIiSON'S BIRTHi'LACE
Ispecial to INC Times Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
inchestcr, VA March o7.--A very
interesting aud valuable relic has
been added 10 the collection in the
curio room OF tho library of the Wiz.
Sinia Military Institute at LoNinston
by son OF G. J.. Brady. Of Buffalo
Forge Va, member OF the Giass Of
1877, IT bein. q log taken from The
old cabin in which, General I. j.
I Stoncwali'h Jackson WAS born. Mr..
Grady also icft number Of old letters
at the institute. giving detailed his
tory al the log and tracing It from
INC time !, WAS taken from tac ruins
of the cabin.
1t appears from the letters that whom
the birthplace Of Jackson was de-
stroEed the los came into the posses.
sion q; 1r j. NJ. eocock. OF Clarksburs
w. Va, who presented 1t to Mrs. l.. q.
JOINS, OF Glasgow. Va. While it was
IN her possession a small piece. was
sawed off and made into a souvenir
""rkhoN Mrs. Johns kept the relic
until ise. when she gave il to AIR
BradE, an old alumnus of tho institute,
at which Jackson was AN instructor
nctoro the outbreak of the Civil war.
Inc log Is now little oyer two feet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28
Sralfn }erpposals

r
o"ice Of state Highway Commission.
Richmond, VA, March - lalo
BIDS Will. HE RECEIVED NT TIE.
Clerks Office at razcwvll. Va. ,iutil
O'Clock noon FRIDAY. April ~
Tor thc construction of steel bridge
lans and specifications on lilo ~
TINS Office and al tho clerks n,lis...
y certified check for $3.50 To accom i.
pah% each bid. The right is -aserv-
ca TO reject any and all bids
FURTHER information furniihc:l on
application TO the undersigned.
T. ST. j. WILSON,
State iGhWnE Commissioner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28
Office OF tho
state Highway Commission.

-, I.iciInlond, va. March 20. lala.
clerk Office of Caroline county
Bowling Green. Va. until I2 o'clock
noon, SATURDAY April &. 1912, for
Inc construction of reinforced CON
Gretc bridge over the Mattaponi
same time alternate bids will be RE-
ccived for Il steel bridge on the same
site. Plans and specifications on Jlle
~ the clerk $ eoIlice Bowling Green,
check for $3.50 TO accompany each
bid. The right is reserved to reject
any and all bids
Further Information furnished on
application to the undersigned
+. ST. j. WILSON
State Highway Commissioner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
roEr OF RICHMOND. MARCH .,

FORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH =, 1872
ARRIVED
steamer Brandon. Harvey Norfolk mar
chandisc and passengers. Old Dominion Linz
Steamer Aurora, Furman. Petersburg ano
James River landings, merchandise and pas.
scHGcrs, furman Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk mcr-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
steamer Mobjach. Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and mas,
senScrs' virginia Navigation COMPANY
steamer Aurora. Furrnan. Petersburg and
lanes River landings. merchandise and pas.
sensers. l'urman Line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28

long. and II weighs about twenty
pounds. Except for few cracks at
one end. 1t Is in remarkably good
condition. ana 1t is evident that great
care has been taken to preserve 1t.
On ono corner there is tackled an old
paper card, which probably TOLD moro
or Its history. but 1t has become so
worn and scratched that II is impos-
sible to read what was written upon
It.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28
Dihinenh Rotitcs.

subjects. Powhatan co. Va.
March -. 1912
70 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN;
The concern OF L. c. Porter e Bro.
conducting a general mcrcha nd Sc
business ut the above place, was
dissolved by mutual consent on the
above date, Mr.. 4. q. Porter retiring.
Mr.. |. c. Porter Will continue the
business at tho old stand. and re-
spoctfully solicits the patronage OF
his friends and the public.
J. G.. PORTER
~ q. PORTER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28
NAVAL STOKES.

Wilmington y C.. March .1.-SpiyIt. Tar
pentine -Steady ar i1t.c.: receipt. caslts
Rosin steady At $; receipts I2i barrels Tar
Firm at S!.4p; receipts Is barrels Crude
barrels.
Savannah. Ga. March a7-Turpcp,inc-
Firm al isi2c. sale, 10 casks; receipts $40
casks; shipments 1875 casks: stock .37i
casks Rosin--I Firm: sales / ss5 barrels. shtt
nch'S 80 barrels; receipts 3o7 barrels
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
rErnnsnun,i rrNNrr MAEkrr.

FETEESHUR'i FENNuT MAEELT.
tRenoried b! Rodscrg, McCabc = COZ
Pctorsburg. Va, March .I.-Peanuts-
Spanish MARKET arm a. ss.c. per bushei
Jumbo. spanish, .s'.c. per bushel. vlrSinias
rkci iirn. iancy Jumbo iTii.c per
mound; ;ancy hnndpickcd. 5'.'. per pound:
extra prime, 9tsc. per round; prime else
per pound; machine picked, 3I9.c per
pound; shellLns stock. =: q Sc. ner nyund
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28
nRY Goon. MAl,Er.r

Ncw York, March 9 Tho cotton goods
markets were quicisr hut siil very arm
during the day. Wooden and wors,ods goods
are in better general demand for spot de-
livery. Yarns STEADY Jobbers rcpor, "a sea
sonnele demand foI mearly normal proper
dong.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28
Dixie Portrai, Company, Inc.

Emporia. Va.
TUE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
have. declared tho regular quarterly
dividends of per cent. on the pre-
icrred and . per cent. on the com
mon stock. payable MARCH 81 20
stockholders Of record March IS.
y. !. SCHISLER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28

Cotton. quiet; m:ddlins. 1885; ne, receipts
stock, l6',cii bales; export Coastwisc. $50
bales.
Total to-day at all por,F--Net rccep,s,
oaics: to the Continent. li.53s bales; 10
Consolidated at all ports--Net receipts.
bales: 10 the Continent. $40 bales: TO
Japan. s,261 hales.
Total since September at ali ports-No:
receipts, io,7sS.7Ta bats: eNpor, to Great
Britain, 3.6l9o55 bales: 10 France. 1857 ltG
bales; to the Continent, :,55i.sSs bales: to
Japan. 4:,:os bales: Mexico. T,"Ss bales.
New Orleans. March :'.--,rrcdictions OF
rain% weather over practically tho entire
cotton country bruuEh; about an advance in
the cotton market to-day after an carly de-
cline. aud the close showed a net advance %
anll points. Futures opened steady n, a
decline -; points Oh poor cables ana roed
weather map. Rallies began. however upon
the posting Q: the forecast calling for ur-
settled weather In III, belt, and from tho
middle ot tho morning the market showed
no selling powcr. Speculative short sciIin:
was almost entirely absent Prices grad
ually advanced during the remain or OF the
session, being helped toward the clo.o by re-
norts OF improved business among American
mills, and closed nj almost the highest poin,
OF the dag. SPOT cotton steady. ,,c. up
mIddlinE. lc'sc; snIes $50 hnles and i5oo 10
arrive. FUTURES closed Iteady: March liOi;
May 1925: july. 1925; August 1889; Scp,cin-
Der, 1888: October, 10 20.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28
CHICAGO GRAIS MARKET.

Ihira so. March -. News OF ,he flrsi seed i.
ing o; spring wheat SERGE today 20 pra
vent an advance. due 10 depletion o: .tocks
or both sides OF the Atlantic The close
nevertheless. vas hrm at i,3i &c. aboA. last
night Corn finished with gain OF ,.ds,c.
70 t,c higher; oats NJ i,a'ic and p:op!s-
ions dcareT b. ~: FAC.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28

Baltimore. Nd. March 27.-wheat-ouiet:
spot contract, si.o;&. Corn-FirIn: spot.
contract, 7Tsc. oats-Firm: No white,
mcstc. ESQ aac.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28
BOND LIST.

.s.cha.mers IS Observation-Disclosures. os,.
American Tobacco co. old is.,...,........ ojI
American Tobacco ca. old S.. ........,.. 1904
-Ntihniic Goast l.ino Isl Is th!dp......,. ~.
A. e. LII. and y is ODD. ~,
y. 6. T. conv. IS On EsitInore) ........ los
Chesapeake and Chio ccnv. +'es.......... 81
h!rsett e. Myers Observation-Disclosures. 90,
4AEEctt & NScrs Observation-Disclosures. i.A'.
lorillard company Observation-Disclosures. az,
I.2rillard Company 1s.,............. 1918.
Sorfclf ana western conN. 4s.......... iiay,
-eaboara sir Line stamped Sc ,nidl.... 81.
Seaboa-d sir Line stamped IS tbid -. 80,
southern Halfway Company is........... ~.
Hrn'htrn Hhii"ay 7s,..t..... ............. 1915.
aIteG states steel 2nd j.....-........... it.;s
= registered IS, 49,. ................, l"aN,
L. :. registered "a. Observation-Disclosures. 1923,
u = Panama new 2s Observation-Disclosures. 10.
a. oFo"n i'Fo.. cts ......, .............. 4Hi2
Nh-'CaT. Chem. lst Is tbid l............., 100 !
M n and Power co. IS ,bid'......... q
wabash deb Observation-Disclosures. 81.
Wabash-Ti;ts. Term Isl IS Cb!dl ~ aSt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28
RIuIENIoSp NAY MARKET.

Load Your cars SO that hay al doors rep
Fescnts contents and thus avoid reflections
rms market grades hay in accordance
with the rules ~ the National Hay As.o
citation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28

To-day's receipts at New Orleans l.SoS bales
against 5.ie5 last year: al Galveston $50
bales against c,4@ last year, ana Iious-
ton 2,IN bales against ISIS last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

BY Richard w. Maury.
Stock and Bond Broker. 1915 Il. Main street.
Richmond, Va. March =. 1917.
SALES At BOARD.
virginia Centurie;-i.ono q, S5i..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28
RICHMOND TOBACCO N,Hur

Richmond. Va. March q iaj.
Following are the quotation. on nc pt,,b
mond Tcbncc" Exchange:
BROWN AND OLIVE STEMMIXG-NEU
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSaies at Union stock lard..)

Richmond. Va March e. 1911.
Report az tho live stock market for the
week ending March "5 1917:
Receipts Cattle 39i head calves, iis head;
sheep, - head; hogs, ~? head.
l'cst steers. c.: "A 6f,c; medium to good
ola roc; common 10 :ai;' a. I.c; hest heif.
ors. q, 5a.c.: medium TO good iian5i.c.
common 30 fair. "a a+i.c: best cows. as,
&C; medium 10 good, 80. q iHc; common 10
fair. @ian ji:c.: best oxen. "a size: medium
10 good. iuis,c.. bulls 81. &c: .a!vc. cx-
ira, : 'i.c.: fair to medium 5l7si;c. Cows
aud calves. s?'M 500 yer head. Best heavy
hogs -, a &C.: good 10 20 $50 round hogs
',2h6S5: light hogs and r.rs ii.I6,sc ::
SONS aud stays ~. |6iic; be-, sheep. 81! n
sic: common to fair, .: Il si.c hes, limbs.
Olga 'c.' common TO fair. -: nji.r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28

Market Conditions Tive and dressed ponl-
try active. Eggs ia extremely heavy y.
ceipts, aud market took ii biS drop to-day
Other produce active Al quotations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28

Quotations tor interest-pa wing bonds are
- price to which interest n,u., DO added
inGoTc bonds and certificates OF indeb;ca-
mess are nat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28

NeW YORK. Marlh u Hccves- noocin,,
Los head. Market steady. IA loo HIGHER.
i snils and cows s;eady to rirm. steers. $3.50
Rcctirts ISIS head. Markc; .c,,,n ard
higher Ncnls. $500 llC3: culls. s57 90.
narnNard and fed calves. 1880 Shccr. and
minus i'ecoipts $50 hcnd. Steep firm mar
~. hiShtr Tor lambs. sheep. $3.50 100.
lu.ls' s." 800: lambs. '5.3oos $50: cults. s5.7jI
',t'' Hogs Receipts TOO head MprI,rt
-irons ~ ,i..0N SO: p!s. s. ln4 : ~ ~.