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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-06-27

DlSley .. >
o. E. Estes, distributing elec-
ton supplies and trip to
County Home ..-....... 27.00
John Minor, corn for bridge
teams H. ~
Will H. Zaizer Co., supplies 500
O. E. Hull, publishing pro-
ceedingS ............. 1874
o. f. Hull, supplies ...... $3.50
o. E. Hull, printing tickets
for election ............ 21o.Oo
!. E. Andrew, expense taking
Evans to Knoxville ..... 1910
Journal Co.. publishing pro-
ceedings ...... ....... 73.47
Pratt Paper Co., paper 49,. $40
John Brazelton, refund tax. 1859
w. M. Welch Co., supplies. SIS
Chronicle Publishing Co.,
publishing proceedings >. 1867
H. M. Hills, care pauper.
Claimed $6S.25. Allowed. 25.25
A. B. Richey, sheep killed..
Claimed $3.50. Allowed. $50
S. A. Richey, sheep killed.
Claimed $500. Allowed $50
]. E. Leeper, sheep killed,
Claimed $1,000. Allowed. 100
Fred Bryant, sheep killed.
Claimed $500. Allowed $50
Seth Thomas Clock Co., re-
pairs Claimed $4,000. Re-
jected.
Petition of Leon Electric Co., for
use of public highway for the erec-
ton of transmission line to Weldon,
Van Vert, LIE Roy, Garden Grove and
Humeston, granted provided said
company conforms strictly to the
laws pertaining to such privileges.
w. M. Frost, per diem and
mileage .............. 64.4O
Bridge commissioner ...... $50
County road ............ 200
mileage :. $500
Pauper 500
Bridge HOO
Countp road, Woodland
township 4.SO
Patrick Griffin, per diem and
mileage ............... 1880
Bridge 2O.9O
Moved and seconded that board
adjourn till the first Monday in
August.
Attest.
r. E. Mclaughlin, Auditor.
G p Wi1ev Chairman
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Tuesday, June IS, 1912.


Board met as Per adjournment.
members all present.
Board proceeded as Board OF
Equalization to equalize assessment
of the various townships. After.
thorough canvass of all assessment,
board adopted the values returned
by the different assessors, unchanged.
Moved and seconded that 100000
be transferred from the Temporary
School fund to County fund.
On motion the following claims
were allowed: ..
Western Boiler Pipe Co., pipe >
for Eden township ....:.' 92.4O
J. E. Andrew, expense com
mitment of prisoners 49,. 55.47
Ray Easter, merchandise for ,o.o
ID r. Allison .....s.s..,... 2l5Oo
o. P. Jamison, fumigating. 5.OO
James Miller, supplies for
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-06-27

urer's office.
At five o'clock board adjourned
till eight o'clock Thursday morning,
June 18th.
Attest.
r. E. Mclaughlin, Auditor.
S. P. Wiley, Chairman.
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Monday. June II, 1912.

Monday, June II, 1912.
Board met as per adjournment,
members all present.
Board continued checking treas
urer's office, at five o'clock adjourn
ed till eight o'clock, Tuesday morn
ing. June 10, 1912.
Attest.
R. E. Mclaughlin, Auditor.
:. S. P. Wiley, Chairman.
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Saturday, June Is, 1912.
Board met as per adjournment,
members all present.
Board continued checking treas
urer's office, at five o'clock adjourned
till eight o'clock Monday morning,
June II, 1912.
Attest.
r. E. Mclaughlin, Auditor.
S. P. Wiley, Chairman.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-06-27

MUVTu anu SeCOHUCu CHnC U0u1
adjourn till the first Monday
August.
Attest.
r. E. Mclaughlin, Auditor.
S. P. Wiley, Chairman.
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Friday, June IA, 1912.
Board met as per adjournment,
members all present.
Board continued checking treas
urer's office, at five o'clock, adjourn
ed till eight o'clock Saturday morn
ing, June IS, 1912.
Attest.
r. E. Mclaughlin, Auditor.
S. P. Wiley, Chairman.
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Thursday, June 13, 1912.
Board met as per adjournment,
members all present.
Board continued checking treas
urer's Office, at five o'clock adjourned
til. eight o'clock Friday morning,
June IA, 1912.
Attest.
R. E. Mclaughlin, Auditor.
S. P. Wiley, Chairman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-12

New York. October 1.-THE statement OF
the actual condition Of clearing house banks
and trust companies for the week Gave daysl
shows that they hold 81. 500 reserve in ga
cess of legal requirements This fs de-
crease OF sII5.eoo from last week. Actual
condition:
Loans s.ses 81. 90: decrease. Ss.7sieoc.
Specie. s3e5 goo 90: increase. N.7io,ooo.
Legal tenders $50 600: increase. s.. or. eco
Ne, deposits. 81. TO al 900: decrease. $l3nss.
COO
Circulation. SIS sc 900: decrease. s,.s.o
Banks cash reserve in vault $40. eos,oe0-
Trust companies cash reserve in vault.
$6s o5, go.
Aggregate cash reserve. $l1s.0ss.o0o
Excess lawful reserve. sie.5ss.4 AZ: Increase.
IS ~; 10.
Trust companies reserve with clearing
house members carrying IS per cen: cash re-
serve. x5J4i3.ooa.
Summary OF state banks and trust con
panies in Greater New York NOT included IN
clearing house statement:
Loans $3.50. G6.c9o; decrease ssao.sse-
Specie. Ss&. $50: increase. $ss.0o.
Legal tenders $s.2T.seo: increase. $3.50
Total deposits. SIS. $50. 500: decrease. $685.
700
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New York. October u.-Bradstreets to-
morrow will say:
trade movements continue to run At fairy
rapid pace. Jobbers and manufacturers IN
most parts Of the country are ENJOYING more
business than has been known in years.
Various lines report unprecedented sHes;
and shipping departments In the principal
centres are being rushed in order 10 cope
orders from retail dealers are Of noteworthy
proportion The most significant features o.
the entire situa tion are the apparent oisTe-
gard shown for political Developments. the
heavy consumption OF all kinds OF GOODS,
the scarcity OF stocks in hrss hands, ana
the well sold ahead condition o, tex;ne
mills as we'll as steel plants. all OF ~hich
create the impression that the country y
rejecting the results OF under-produc.'on or
MANUFACTURED products. Jcooers nave ex-
per.enced an exceptionally good degree OF
activity While trade az the South 10 l!ven-
ing up a little. the trend there outside o.
the distinctly Industrial centres 10 stsli req :
,ireiy backward, tor which the lateness OF
the cotton crop harvest IS held responsible
Business failures in the United States tor
the week ending October 10 were .i3 against
2sS last week. and 81 IN the Ike week OIL
1911.
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~w YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York October ii--Fiour-Firm!y held
whea,-s,-ons: No. red. sios q io' Futures
closed 1i.c. net higher December, SLo.a;
May. 81 o5zs. Corn-Ffrm az SC
wool-Steady. Petroleun-Steady- Ros.n
and Turpentine-Steady- Molasses-steaoy.
Rice-Firr Sugar-Raw. quiet; renneo.
steady. Conee-Futures closed firm At a net
gain of I1Ici points Spot, Rio. No. T. loc.
santos No e. Is 3-Isc- Butter-Firmer EGGS
steady. Cheese-Steady and unchanged.
Potatoes-s,eady and UNCHANGED Cabesses
steady and unchanged. Peanuts-stesd v
and unchanged. Fre!shts-S;eady and I'M
changed.
ro,,on..ed oil was arm early on GOVERNS
OF shorts. higher crude markets ana ~ish
the strength IN lard, bu; towards tse ctose
The rnarxe. had setback under se!iins tS
rerners and scattered realizing Inefe were
reports OF better consuming ana e&Poft
demand in the market. Closing prices were
UNCHANGED TO points net higher SAFES -
SD barrels Prime crude. ~ safes: co.
nnr..r vefTov. sSaEso; October. SIS: No
xembe- SIS: December. 5.i3: January ana
February. SIS; March. SIS; April. ea: Way
Is. prime winter yellow. s-59d 40. DO. sum
-ner Waite e.is
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COTTON MARKETS.

~ froy- predictions and COVERING :or owe:
n. r0issay was followed ~ sharp break
- -o-day. cotton r46ke-. and the close was
g.sE a. a ne. decline .: from i-TIs points.
r.. s-rs- r-.fIcr.oas however. die rot sp-
grsr ?. Do bringing much fresh buying :oT
'-sg account. srG after the clos" % Liver
s.-~r tie demand here became active. De
90 ,~- CONTRACTS broke 20 within points ~
gra-v1z-S Iow rr-cr6. while January so.d
- % within po!r-s % rhe previous !o~
.stsr srd c.c.~d within point or ;wo o.
8a bottom.
-,.r sFws T!y--pco' ,rs Nv Orleans VIII
-y-rs!a oysr ,n- eIs.aes. % us-.l. ss5 ioral
r~.ss-< afrr'oGtsd much o. TIE days late
.r7ssIea-i5r - r-c.-' bEysrs .gs reaction.
a no -N~v Sad h8s bees disappointed -hat
r-sNrri6av covering I'D 20; develop on 4
rssvys- sra-s Sp!r-srs -aEtuE 'or I'll. week
ssr- .s-i-a-,G =, 80 ." raEss sEs!Es; .s2.oa
.sst yss5.
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New Orleans. October u.-Secretsry Hes
ter's Statement, OF the worlds visible supply
OF cotton, issued to-day. shows the total
visible is 3.3S.. ~ bales agains, 3.3I3oSs last
week and 2..s5."7e last year. OF this the total
Of American cotton il assist bales against
i.z3s.o5s last week and 2.c2s.c.s last year. and
OF all other kinds. including Egypt. Brazil.
India. etc. Isl. 81" bales against 1900 last
week and $1,000 las, year.
Of the worlds visible supply OF cotton
there Is now afioat and held in Great Britain
and Continental Europe. i.lZs."ee bales against
I-ss7.5S las; year. In Egypt. 10000 bales
against $4,000 last year: In India. 5ss 90 bs les
against ,.3.~H. and in the United States. L.
!s.-v0 hal.s aGainat J. Sj3.N1o last year.
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onened steady, unchanged to points up:
The close was weak at net decline OF N9IS
po!ntA Cables were no; Up to expectations:
but exporters reported large aeceptances OF
cotton by cable over might. which stimulated
buyinR. The weather map was favorable.
Later weakness OF foreign national securities
and disouieting cables regarding the Balkan
down somewhat by the forecast OF rains IN
the eastern belt and frost In the western. In
the afternoon tho market was easy. Spot
1oztc Sales on spot 1880 bales and 1.e6o to
arrive. Closing bids: october. 1854: Novem-
Der 1850; December. 1880: January. 1888:
March, il.ol; May. 1i.14. July. IT.
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preached the convocation sermon. Thu,

preached the convocation sermon. This
was followed by the celebration Of the
Holy Communion. Wednesday after
noon at 4:30 o'clock Rev. w. T Rob-
erts. Of Rocky Mount. and Rev. Rob
ert B. Nelson. of Blacksburg. held. a
special service for the children. and
that night at O'Clock Rev. Arthur 5.
Boogher. OF Roanoke. spoke.
Thursday morning at IL o'clock the
services were conducted by Rev. n.
Craighill. Of Wythev!lle. The subject
for discussion was 'Newman's Per-
manent Place in the Life OF the N'ne-
tenth Century" The speakers were
Rev. Jos. 3. Dunn. Of Lynchburg. and
Rev. W. H. Pettus. Of SaItville.
Each day at $3.50 a. NJ Rev. ": II:
Osborne. Of Clifton Forge, has held
devotional services, and each after
noon at o'clock business meetings
have been held.
Yesterday afternoon the convocation
visited Sweet Briar College and was
entertained by the faculty Of that in
stitution-
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chandiss and passengers. Old OouAnion Line;
steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg sno
Iames River landings, merchandise ana pas
sengers. Furm4n Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeiey. Shelly. Norfolk. mar"
chandise ana passengers Old Dominion Line;
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Nor,oix ana
,sma. Rive, isndines. merchandise and pas
ssuEers, Virginia Navigation Company.
steamer Aurora, F1rman. Petersburg ana
James River landings. merchandise ana pas
senee.s Furman Line
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New York
Stock Market

New York. october 1.-THE foreign
pi,uati IN doomed larger on the imam
cial horizon to-day. Overnight he"s
from abroad was largely OF an alarm
ing tendency. and these advices were
followed by enormous sales OF Amer
lean stocks in London. Paris and ber-
lin. The German and French capitaAs
were contenders Of Decentralization. ana
Lond On, as usual. had 10 pear 'ne
hrunt OF their heavy "utpourlngs'
sales here for European account were
estimated at 100000. but there
tbor,,v for saying that the total hQui-
sa,;on was much in excess OF those
scures. Many large blocks OF STOCKS
wsre taken over by American bankers
:, a,rec, purchases. Pertinent to TINS
nh.sa Of the situation ii is argued
that any further selling OF our seeuri-
ties by the foreigners must seriously
AFFECT our credits abroad. even tnoush
prolonged conflict in the Balkans
shou,d cause extra heavy exports Oh
our toods,uffs.
rs,aaian Pacific was the storm CEN
ire Of the market. declining eish.
n,ints in Berlin, closing win NAN TIC.
Ioss in London. and closing mere WIZ
net loss Of ten and three
points. Local trader eVinceo no o4
,hs,r onera,,ons on the belief that to-
morr,w's holiday here adds 20 She
critical state of the market condi''ohs
abroad. .ha
Private discounts were ABOVE 'he
hanL rate in London. ana piiHate
cables to international bankers prediet
an early advance 10 per cent os
that institution next week.. 40
Ronds were weak. in sympathy Win
stocks. Total sales. par value. assr
gat.a se.125,ooo. United States gov
ernment bonds were unchanged on
call. -
New York, October 11.-Money On
cali arm. 4AG5 per cent: ruling rae
&. eaes;nx bid, sN: offered at 8. i1me
loans easier: sixty days. eh nnsy
davs. bM@5H: six months. On =.
close: Prime mercantile paper o1s !"
q per cent Sterling exchange nm nm
eth actual business In bankers o1iis
AZ s4.s2 for sixty-day bills ana a.
sIssso for demand. Commercial bills
s4s1A. Ba. silver, 62$. MeAlcan
dollars. 43%. Government ooho'
steady, railroad bonds easy.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSa!es at Union Stock Yards.)
Richmond. Va October II. 1872.
Report Of the live stock market for the
week ending October {. 1912.
Best steers, "a The: medium to good, "a o
size: comon TO fair. AZ q SC; best heiters,
81 g5Ac.: medium to good. +aA,.c.: common
to fair, 81 q c.: best cows 414+c: medium
bulls. A. csc. Fresh cows. $50 @ 5000 per head.
Best calves. sQsi7c.. fair TO good. 7Q11ac. !:
dicks, ~ 951.c.: best hogs. 81 q SIC: shoats.
rose; sows and stays, 5aIiac.; best lambs.
3i2 CSC; best sheep. ilsc.: common to fair.
q 3l-AC.
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EPISCOPAL CONvOCATJON
IN SESSION At AMHERST
ISpecia, TO The Times-Dispatch1

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.
Amherst. Va. october 1.-THE con-
vocation services. which are being held
at Ascension Episcopal Church this
week. are attended by fairly large con-
Sregations. Tuesday night Rev. Jos.
p. Dunn. Of Lynchburg. and Rev. J. W.
Cantey Johnson. of Roanoke. deliv-
cred interesting addresses. Rev Mr..
Dunn TOOK the place Of T. N. Terry. Of
LynchburE. who was to have spoken.
but wa. detained by illness.
At II o'clock "Wednesday morning
Rev C. r. Rogers. Of Lynchburg.
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5rean1bUer6


Tours. Inc. Hotels. shore Excursions. Low
est Rates.
Twin Screw S. 5. "BERNCDIAN. 10.siS
tone dIsplacement. Electric fans: orches-
ira: wireless
Fastest, newest and only Steames landing
passeugers ut the dock In Bsfmuda without
transfer.
Saiiings every nve days In connection
with r. n 8. P. Co. Tickets interchange
able.
For fun Information. apply to A. Z.
OCTERBRIDGE Z CO.. Agents Quebec s.
8. Co., Ltd. - Broadway, New Yss1-
8. H. BOWMAN. .o3 East Nain.
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SPOT sr-'-a cfosee cu's'. -7'rf'i-r uT5sa!s
iss missII-s ssifs -. ss.st. - .ss~s.
Co,;oa ssi.-; rseiiiKs. :i.e5. ast fsesiY:s
ss,s pal-s s-lss 90 bs. f'Sck. - -
tsies: export Cnas.~sse. - bsiss
TesAi .s-zsy At az Sr-'s-Ssf r.ce'rss
20 TIE corfiasn;. IVs ssiss. Ftotz - -.
bs,eS
ceouDfSEs.ss o.. 81 rcyo-Ss' rs-styss
az a bssss .Tpo-. 90 s-ss; Brg-sir ~ -
ha.es: 70 Frs-,e- -szs b4ies. 20 tae CONT
esns. saE bzje.: 80 jspoa. $50 sslss.
Tepsi since September 3 q; a. pSrts-Ss.
r~esspss. LsH.S' bsiss; export % Gro,
HrseDSu. g1s.05s bsl@.: 30 France. T.sisSs baisS.
% sbs CsosSoess- sE.,ss. ss:ss, 30 1spsn. is.a6s
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bUHD Isl.

,trfs-,-rzr,s,. "a c,.s Old ........... SSIa
,rr.~tcs- Tohzcrn CO old 4s Ibid) ....-. es1a
-. r.L.rcc ro old es ,askeSt-- I'll
$500 60. linz 1s- Is Did, ..-. .4s,
Atlantic Coas. i.iae-L. and y is--------- ssn
: c l. cow Is Tin Baltimore. askedp IH
1t ~ and obio conv. H-s s5idJ.. ssh
-, "a Wv.rs Observation-Disclosures. ssz
80. "a Wy.-, ,.......1 aczi
Iori!IarG Company ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ..
IoriIIsrd Company - tS!df...-...---.--. aaor.
Norfolk and Western cow. IS tSto'-.--- -
cs.i,,.-s Al Inc stamped 4s.......... sSi.
$1,000 Az LIN. adj - tsid...D....... 1sIz
sn.-b1,r sanwsv ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1a;s
sor,,I.,r Raiivav 5. Odd 1861
- S..,.. SIZE, md s........ 1o2
= -cvi-ts-.a IS .s,5 ,s.s).,..... ION
- -g,x, I'd :. f.1x ,biay ......... Io2
= Ps..,as new Is fb!dl ............. Io.S
X-.-y,ri.-rsTowr Ero-he.s cts Odd. $50
N-,.-f-la C.-o'f.a chem, ,et 5s........-. fsix
"a Ry and Power Co. IS tasked)..-.-- Sc
wabash Deb. "a Cb!dD Observation-Disclosures. o
wabash pits Term. Ist "a toitJ..--..-. %5lz
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-12

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
Trains Leave Richmond.
n B-FoI,o~IuG scae6u!s dSureS puoIiso-
Ed a. information and not guarsateed:
For the Sou:h-Da'y; $40 a. = Loess
...a: N Express, 500 r. q. ExorsoA
S.,n electric lighted Sleeping Cars for Al
,sn,. and Birmngham- HIS p. ~ Expres2
Mex DAYS: 3:ss y. =. Local
YORK RIVER LINE
,.n N--ustiy-connec,ine for BoIta-
80 Mon Wed. and Friday go A. NET
~ a., II. N-Non. Wed. and FRIDAY
Trains ARRIVE Richmond.
81. south: $50 A. .. and SEC n -
,-an N. s.as r. u daily: i:sS Ex- Sua-
E,ou ives, Point: En- A. y daily: u:S A
" Mon. wed. and FRI: s. =. y * ssA
-" q z. BURGESS. D. r a.
g. W,.a St Prone Nseiso0 a
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. II. October r--ReneWai OF fear
.ba. tha Turkish war might nave danger
on. spread brought about a nnaseYfal advance
to-day in wh.a: Corn scored a gain o: y y
sc 20 Ic.. and oats rise OF y a &c In pro
visions ;hc outcome was az uptu!n o, ivf
&c.
Tn. leading futures ranged as follows:
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cash srai- closed. whsst-No. red Ei.as
alGs: 0N hard. s5is1 &c: No northern.
e. . ~ Cor.-Nc :. u1fic.. No. vhI;e.
sss.5 sss.r: -, yellow ss1Sc ca-.-So. I.
-E!-. = az.c: ra-1s-c. .I3Fzc.
baltimore Ne. october I-vhsst-Ssr-
ts; s-ro-s a. y.Sl cora-Ffrrer az &c
los.s-Y.-n. standard. = s-ssc. Rye-os;>;
80 ssz5s
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s>~snv~s-s 1ssss senss.s.ss e cav Hses.
~ 1aAy. 80 u n.-kS<& - No00H
S~.s.eSop. s0vo6ssA, Jseh0sovnsa Ia
H-0SOsUssS os1 eseens@ 1sso.cnSssS
N X. 0.-0ses0Bsv go eSoees3 As
SS1SnS10 . ogvsvO - 3oeo0ooo Sys
10 z &, 80 = .. 80 Q! - - =. u
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington y. C. October I.-Spirts Tur-
pent!ne-S'esdy at 5i1c.; receipts IS casks
Eosin-Steady a: ss-I3: receipts 80 barrels
TsT-F!rm at san: receipts ~ barrels. crud.
TuTpen:ine-Fi-rn s3.5 $50: receipts ~
barrels.
Savannah. Ga, October iI.-Turpentine-
Firm al 3si. Sstzc. receipts SIS casks: ship
rnen- - casks: stock =. $50 casks. Rosin-
Firm: sales lib Sarre!s: receipts 2.eI4 bar
rels: shipments s.cs2 barrels: stock us bar
rels.
Charleston. :. c. October II.-Turpentine-
Firm a: 5sac- Rosin-Firm-
New Orleans. october iI--Rosin-Receip-s.
49, barrels: -1rPertiae. Is casks Exports
for New York: Rc.in. IIs barrels: surpen-
tine Is casks.
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| oose-pressed large bales. a ioo3
Load your cars 80 that hay At doors rep.
| resents contents and thus avoid reflections
This market grades hay In accordance
with the National Hay Association
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Quotations Cor interest-pay!aE bonds are at
an rice 10 which interest mus; De added
Income SSgds and certificates OF indebted
ness are fat
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co., Conn
mission Merchants. Richmond. Va
Richmond Va. October II. 1872
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
MARKET.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

FORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER II. 1872
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. SAe..y. Norfolk. rner-
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. October 1.-THE dry goods ma: =
kec was steady but quiet FOR the day Jos
bers did a satisfactory repeat order business.
and are getting a better class OF advance or
der trade fine fabrics for spring. Foreign
WOODS were firm.
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C1esapeake & Ole Railway

i,cs,-psny-H VIVA
s.Is A-Lccai-ps hsHse ~ sus-
E,prr,s-pssiy--ScY Osd Posss-
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-12
Winter Trips by Sc"
NORFOLK TO
ron AND Providence

"SuS~s AAsPO W.
NORFOLK TO
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
Steamers Norfolk TO Boston daily. excep,
Thursday: to Providence. Monday. Thurs.
day and saturday. p. NJ Through tickets
on sale to principal points
Fine steamers. excellent service. low fares
wireless telegraph. Send for booklet
Apply c. 4 o. Ry-. y. w Ry. s. H.
rnona Transfer Company. No ~ F. Main St
OLD DOMINION LINE
Lv. Richmond foot OF Ash ST. daiiy-::oo p. Il
Leave Newport Eews...-......--.-.-..S:00 A. u.
Arrive Norfolk. ......---.-...--..--..s:00 A. -.
Connects with main line steamers ieavinS
Norfolk for New York daily. except Sunday.
". Ry. p " and c. o. Ry. at P. n
Night line steamers stop At CiaremoLt 70
land or receive passengers on signal and VIII
De met by public conveyance
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO. effective
March I!.J-Jarnes River BY daylight TO:
Norfolk and Old Point, Newport News and
all James River landings Steamer leaves
Monday. wednesday ard Friday 1t $50 A.
n F-eigh, received for all James River
ralnr. Phone Madison rs
Main Ticket cHIce. SCI :. Main Street
ASK MR.. BOWMAN"
BEFORE making reservations or put-
chasing railroad OF steamship ocke,s.
He will save YOU time and money by
selling YOU tickets by the most direct
and cheapest route.
Free hotel and general Information
bureau.
Phone Madison 1854.
calvert: Sement)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-12

RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Richmond. Va. October II. .tsl2
Following are the quotations on the Rich.
mond Hay Exchange:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-12

No. (new) u q
virginia, bag lots new. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-12
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va. October II. 1872
Following are the quotations on the Rich
,nonG Tobacco Exchange:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-12

Market condittons-Poultry-Ree neav-
,er and market lower. Eggs. Butter. Sea!S
and other produce in good demand