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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-01
q e = RDsTHE SYSTEM
800 Of CATARRH

Catarrh blood disease which Inflammation Of the
Innings the body The dieasng Of these
delicate produces ~ the we'll known symptoms Of the
trouble the head and tight suy feeling Ia
pains above the eyes irritation Of the throat sometimes slight
i'll health
become affected by the continual impure blood through them and
the
system cures catar because pges the blood u goes into
particle the catarrhal MATTER making
pure rich and healthy Then the nnaed membranes
heal Symptom disappears the constitution q built up aud health
s. attacking the trouble
head entirely removing the the blood thus making
lasting 3 81 made entirely from health giving
for this especially safe aud desirable medicine
medical advice all who write
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-01
pALzER IS sEsT

OF "WFiIE hOFGo'
New York, March 1.-The local
"white hope" situation has slmmcFed
down 10 All Palzer, Carl Morris and
Jim Stewart. A bout between Morris
add Palzer Is now In order Morris
has yet 10 be flattened, but Stewart
has experienced that sensation,
Palzer just now looks like the one
best bet in the white hone" division
He alone OF all the white hopes has
shown the real lighting instinct when
once Inside the ropes. Good Judges
OF heavyweights are picking Palzer as
a sure winner over Norris II they
ever meet.
II Palzer should clean up al the
local heevies. bout between Big Al
and Tommy Burns would prove a bear
OF drawing card.
Carl Norris showing N his hOut
with Tim Stewart was quite a disap-
pointment.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-01

John W. sicklesmth. Greensboro.
Pa., has three children, and IKE most
children they frequently take cold.
I'VE have tried several kinds % couga
medicine he says. "Duf have never
found any yet that did them as mucn
good az Chamberlain Cough Rem-
edy." NOR safe py All nealers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-01

NOrwalk. ia Connecticut derived
ia name from the indian custom OF
measuring distance The lard pur-
chased from them. on which the city
waW To stand, extended from the sea
norlhward ono days walk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
UNIVERSITY NJ { N
WILL GO TO CHINA
Prominent Alumni Soon Will
Leave for Far East--Lccture
by DIR. Henderson.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Charlottesville, VA. February g.
Throughout emma the University OF
large number OF men VINO nave gone
out TO rcprcScr, hes. Every year adj
diuohal men so out to take tnulr part
in the upilit 81 tue great empire. 1nts
year tho university will SEND out two
mcn---Dr. T.. Dwight Sloan IL SanhIng,
and pr Richard Y. Taylor. IN. u Iunls
Cmon Mcuical Concgc. ana he sent un-
der the Southern Presbyterian Hoard.
Or. HichGrd u 'rayior,, In, grad
uatcd in the collegiate department VI
cal degree in 1919. lie has Travelled
FOR tue Stuuent volunteer Movement
for foreign missions. and had two
years training IN tue post graduate
hospital OF New York city. In tho
competitive examinations last fall he
Won tirst place over large number
sity he took an active part in ath.
lcticS. lie was with the scrubs on the
football team. played BASKETBALL. and
was good in the gymnasium. lie was
leading man IN tho ph! Delta Theta
fraternity, aud was one year the prest-
dent OF the chapter He was also a
Lnmda II and ihi Rho sigma. His
found on the list of the honorcd Raven
Society. Tor three years he was prcsi-
dent OF ,he University T. II {. \
both of The Baptist Churches OF this
;%iiy OF sunday in honor OF the late
ley. Henry WIS" 'TrihDlc, president OF
Columbia College, Lake City. Fla. who
died Monday morning in Rodman. Fla.
from injuries received in u collision
near Rodman. milling town few
miles from Palatka, Saturday after
noon. DR.. rrihblc was pastor OF the
First Church. this city. for five years.
and OF the High street Church. which
be organized. for nine ycare. The me-
mortal service. at the High street
Church Will take place at II o'clock
sunday morning. and that at the First
Church ut 3 O'Clock in the afternoon.
Among those who Will participate In
the latter service are Drs. George L
Petr!e, pr. Gilby C. I>elly and DR..
Henry w. Battle. and Geo. W. Olivier,
who was Mayor Of the city during the
time that Or. Tribbic was member
of the city Council.
DR.. Archibald Henderson. professor
of mathematics at the University of
North Carolina, and author OF several
text books on pure mathematics. lect-
urcd tonight before the Civic Club OF
the University OF Virginia, his subject
being The Contributions OF George
BERNARD shaw to Modern Socialism,"
tomorrow night he will address the
University Book Club.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New YORK. February s.-!:ga:--t..aiy he'd
w.,a a !noaeI,;e 1OJo."g Hsoe. !.ye F.gu:.
lsucK"n neat Esol5 a.a -ofnIm-a.--E'.rEn. Rye
,4uIr: g4slsy-e:.sls. tU.Gt-sps; STEADY :.
80 . :ee, 81" .!e,atgr. eHpo:; bass. &uc
S!.5i. 0. b. aagal. f'uiui~. 2. re; i'd
vance. May. s.g.;.; J-!y, !ll.s, Cons pot
nr;n. ,ypy!i 5ss,c. :: .. :. s..ys.. !uiCres
nominal. o-i=-ayot qctet. ;ut2Ess nom
!nal.
Ecc:-F.rm roT1-s;eaay O.: Neat,
Q1!ei. LaEc-steaay .a.pr-e!.et Pc
tru..Lu---teaLy. ,,Op.-tG4.:t uVt.E-2u!.t
INrpeui!ue-E4ll ElCe--i'.TH!. Mqlzise,-
sttDlg. Sugac--It4w. s,toHS r-anec. arm.
Coftee-Fu.u:-s cst.a sttacy a. : re; al.
vance o: sy.p pp.nts. apg,, s.eady. 80 :
.t!y. lii,g No s-;0s. !. =. mid. c2I.
Cprd2Ya. -: ii':e butteG-F!rnl Cheese
-S'eaIg and Unchanged Eggt-F!.n. 70.
'etn,s-i-azs EEIop.a1. Ycr Z: a1Gac. y :.
& 80 EaDuzg=s-st.aa% AID unchanged.
ien"gt! EnHhanys! Fts!ghts--,tssGy; cot
,oa ~ ststtn 10 L!gerpo2l. 50 Q nc. grain ~
cream 90 L,aGuu. 2 81 a
Gott0Is.ei o.! ra4 iyrueg ogfiy On II. con.
'!n-e4 s;te"stH o; crude ard new ouyiuy :os
"esicfn account bl; pr!ce. eassG IN In the
a:tcEDoyu HHaeg ss..!ay b. rsruers auc mot
i.iak!n. fg;aFcs c.psed s47 a9!a,. -:
lover Trading "sF let.re Feo.garg 80: n,
5'6'. March yt@'5A .tpEi!. iI5951s. MAY.
|,l0p515 jUH", 51Eui7s prime crude ~ d,
49,, primo tlmHncr yeNpw, 5l5a5n prime
winter yellow l7"a6Ti ar.n. suzanne,
wa!;,, j.ti9GiD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
Review of Trade.

New York. February o.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review of trade to-mor-
row Will say:
The volume of business continues
large. although there is little disposi-
ton 10 operate in long range anticipa :
ton of future requirements.
The coolest winter n many years,
while creating a sustained demand for
winter merchandise. serves generally
to interfere with the d'stribution OF
goods. and this causes some interrupt
ton to liberal movement. Pig iron
production Increased slightly during
January. and the leading interest rs
now operating about IS per cent. of
its blast furnace capacity. Orders for
rails aggregate a fair tonnage.
Activity in the dry goods markets
is more apparent III the primary divi-
sion. and retailers are beginning to
operate freely In wholesale centres
Prices on domestic cottOns arc harden
ing. with an advancing tendency In
several directions. The cotton goods
export trade conditions good. shipments
for the past week agg.egatng 4.453
bales, and for the year to date are
about 5000 bales ahead Of those last
year. Business placed on cvercoatings
has been large.
Business in the New England foot
wear market shows a alight expansion
owing to the receipt OF outside con-
tracts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
BROTHER BLOOD
FAILS TO SAVE LIFE
[sp.cia to The Times-Dispatch.l

Roanoke, Va, Februnry 9.-RomneY
Nassar. who was shot by sam Berger,
II colored cmploye al the Pulaski Iron
Mines, near Buchanan, yesterday morn
ing died here in the Jefferson Hospital
yesterday evening from loss OF blood,
after his brother made Il vain attempc
to save his life by sacrificing his onw
blood The operation OF transfusing
Of the woundcd man Vas sncctssfuIIv
performed, but the weakened condi-
ton of the patient made the brothers
sacrifice of no avail. The brother Is
In the hospital. unconscious that his
sacrifice was vain. as he is Very weak
and under the influence of anesthctics.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10

1865 bales: export coastw!se. i.i:e bales.
Total to-day at al por,s-Nei receipts,
1855 bales: export TO Great Britain. 1904
japan, f,hS bales; stock, l.3E.1?3 bales.
Consolidated at ell ports-Net receipts.
ssl.3os bales; export 10 Great Britain. l4s isS
bales; 10 France. SIN bales; to The Cont
nsnt 1854 bales; TO japan. 2l,s7 bales; TO
Mexico. bales.
Total since September q. all por;s-Ne,
receipts, p.lss.sz5 bales; export TO Great
Britain, 2,si4.622 bales: TO France. S7Gits
bales; to the Continent. aoas.SS4 bales; TO
japan, 5iLsS7 bales; TO Mexico, i,sa3 bales.
New Orleans, February e.-Co:toa futures
opened steady at q decline of 5aT points on
poor cables. The market closed steady at a
net advance o. 2Iis points. Shorts were
inclined 10 DC aggressive. and their offerings
were larger ,han the market could absorb
Bulls offered !ttie support. Toward the
middle OF the morning the market took OF
q much steao!eT tone. There little for
eale around the ring. Official cableGrame
from Manchester said that iarse business
was being done in cloths and thHt yarns
we're very hrin shorts covered and COM
mission houses received good volume OF
buying orders. The decline was quickly
made up In the afternoon session thc mar
ket a. nrst held YER: steady al the advance
but afterwards fell on on p-oat-;ak!nr. Spot
cotton nrm, &c. M; !n!dd!IrE, 10 7-;sc.: sales
$50 bales; 10 arrive 500 bales February
1885; March 1855: July. I07?; August. .osa:
September. i1.S2: October. 1912: December
i1.iS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
CoTToS MARKETS..

Ne" FORK. February s-Evcn greater st-
't't! and excitement wls developed In The
cotton market to-day and prices reached
ttii higher levels on continuation o. W
feat coverns AID broadening dsnaand :,-
.'hs account Tue c!use "as o.: .u;n the
hsst under realizing Tor over ;u. -eecE.ac6
olt very STEADY az net advaac. %: ,ro,l
y $ points, WIKI Inc OLD crop as.in s.o,S
Ns ie!';Ee trmnezs, the nurEe, opened
hit@aN AZ an ADVANCE q: , points 10 a a..
t.Ae 0: , points, and at ass, showed ,.,h.-
roae;!oaary tendency undo. rea.lx.u. Or
.o'A. selling ior turn. which ha4 iat en-
cDlraZsmeH; Of somewhz, G!sag-o,r,.fr,
Lns"sh cables. There was no chanre h, III.
.nsEaster O; spo, ndyices from The saptf,
hHd i"s south was credited with 0uy.ag
kc;,
Receipts to-day 7is25 bale. agnins, -.,.,
las: week and ioioS last .rar. To.Gay,. ~.
.t.ri5 at New Orleans ag.5 ba!es .r=!ust c.i:.
ia:; ear ~ Ga.yeston. 1895 bales against
.,."y. .aSt year and at Houston s. bai,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY Q. 1871:

PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY o 1912
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. shelly Norfolk. me,
chhud!se and passengers. Old Dominion
Line
stea'ner aurora. Furman, Petersburg and
James River landings merchandise and
Passengers. Furman Line
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk. mer-
chand!sc and passengers, Old Dominion
Line.
Steamer Mo5iack Graves Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and pas.
eehEefs' virginia Navigation Company.
steamer aurora, Furman, Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and
passengers. Furnan Line
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10

o.:ls head; markc, siow; best steers steady:
others 10@i5c. lower bulls and thin COWS
steady: medium and good. 100 I5c. off. Steers
stoo9T75: stockers. si55: bulls tJs..5:
COWS, s2.So36.2e: extra heavy. $50. Calves
Recclpts SH hend. Harkct steady. Veals
81 q 1850: Guile. S46io: barnyard calves. $50
80. Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 7,coS head.
Sheep steady; lambs ;09i5c. lower. sheep.
IS i.2o: few head ct $40: culls. s2I?.7o;
lambs. s5 q 100; Guile. siJt75: yea-liass $3.50
36.co. Hoss-Rece!pts 1893 head. Market
steady at ss.34t.50: pigs. sS.a5u6.i0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

tEeportcd d Rodgers, McCabc d Coz
Petersburg. Va. February o-pcanuts-
spsm.s.s -!tatket Steauy. sm.aN spanish. &c.
per pushei; JUMBO spanish. .5c- per busael.
NiTgin!as. Firm: fancy Jumbo. i3l;,c per
pound; fancy hanopIcked, 2-.r. per pound:
eAtra prime. ssc. per pound. prime. age.
pc. pouad machine picked, 3SSi2c. per
pouho' saei!lns STOCK, gag Sc. per pound.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
Petition for curfe,y Inv.

ISptCIuI 10 7 TIC IlINts- TJIspu tCh.
llarrisonburg. Va, February "a
petition. signed by 800 citizens OF
Bridgewater, Rockingham county, has
been sent TO the Town Council, asking
for the adoption OF curfew law TO
keep the children and youngsters off
the streets at night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
NANAL STORES.

Wilmington. " c.. February a-spri,.
Notwithstanding doing: receipts casks
kos!n-Sieady at $3.50: receipts Il barrel.
Iar-f!In at sleo: receipts % barrels. Crude
TuTpent!ne-Firm az i3.5og4.5o; receipts IS
barrels.
Savannah Ga. February e.-Turpeat!nc-
rim at isJ SIC; sales 545 casks: ece.pts
LIS casks: shipments Col casks; stock :?732
Casks Rosn-Firm; sales l.o27 barrels; re-
ce.pts s2i barrels shipments SAL barrels;
stock s5,s5i barrels. Quote: B. $685.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10

,,EEP'NI"I (V 7 TIE l1IltS- DTS pa tcTl. ]
Harrisonhurg. Va, February 9-Thc
Harr!sonburg Town Council has in
structed the town attorney to carry
a complaint before the State Corpora
ton Commission and try to secure bet
Ter service on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad for the stretch of road be-
tween Lexington and FIarrisonburE
Defective rails, poorly hea ted coaches,
hrokcndOwn engines and topsy- turvy
schedules are some OF the complaints
to be made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
CHICAGO Gm,IS MARKET.

Ch!raEo III. FEBRUARY s-FnT pM!!c 10.
day she rn-at marie. showrq d.clt.n
strength on UccoYH; o: ieporta ,hat cc.nl..
official announcemea; 70 the contrary ;hs
argentine strike has no. been Lc,,,.a
fr"nt .iah.ns' However. ssaeua!ty .ore III
the effect qua !e;t prices 10 the end no:
ngures. Corn huiyh.G TWs.c .owtf. oa,.
unchanged 10 i.4i.c down. and hog bro.
duct. a. 81. ~. decline,
The ieaod'ns future: ranged a, follow,
open. Si.h Inv Ct,x.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
DRY GOODS MARKET.

EeT York. February a.-The cotton goods
markets hold strong with tho demand
steady. Joboe-s are doing u seasonab!e
trace with retailers inclined TO pursue a
conservative course toward future orders
The loca! wool market. are strong Yarns
are advancing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
BOND LIST.

A-..s-Caa!T:Ifs' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q
A:n,rlcgit r5baiya ola ss......,,.... . q.
Atlantic Coast i.-ue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
= IL. aad 40 sol. IT - leldy.... -.
j. c, l. conv. Is On B-lii.norel ........ :g--,
CHESAPEAKE ana OA!o conH. it.s........ -
i.igseit " Myers Observation-Disclosures. ~.
i"gEett q Myers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. !. a.
i,ut!uars CoHtp.ny Observation-Disclosures. ~.
hor!.4H:c Company Observation-Disclosures. IL.
&oriok ana western cOHv. i...,......... ". },
Ssaopa:q AIT Line stamped is Aic) ..... =
s"Eno4Td An Linz adj IS (p!al......... 50
.Hu..'S." ia'."aS te''.'.'..'.......,....-. Its
Tinted S:ats= stce. Observation-Disclosures. ,y3
N'9S4A!L' H'"WH !SFCs. ct;S........,,....... 30
Virginia Car Chem Observation-Disclosures. %!
~ ny G Power 90, IS tin 5a!,o. b.aJ ~,
NaaAsh-Fltis Term. Isl A. c,,s........ S.x
!-Hanla y, ...-.......,.......... :gli,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10

Cash grain Closed: Wheat-No. rcd, 81 0!ll
q i'"Sia No red. 81 a l.o2: No. hard. sl.oS1
l.N; No hard. HQi.o2: No. / northern,
sLi2p hla' No. northern. slloaI!4: No s
northern. sLoSIl.i2: No. . sprinC, sI6s6Iu.
No. spring. asd N.lo: No. spring. ga sizes;
ve.ret chat. cog Si.!o durum, eD9si.9s. Corn
No. . 6H: 65i.c.; No. white, s5l. {, ;i;;c.:
NO. ) yellow. 5SRS5isc.: No. :, = = CSC; No.
! white, s?i5 q Sii7c.: No. yellow. "a Gas3s.S
oats-Nc. white. SSi. 55Se.; No .. sis. a
sc: No. white. 52i. j2c. No. I. 4eA,c: No
: white, .Sg j"s.c. standard. $50 5s.sc
Baltimore. Nd February a-wheat-pul.:
spot contract. 81. Corn--S;cady: spot. con.
tract 7ec. oats-steady: No. . white, sec.
lsye-ou!et: No. western. domestic. siGi.ol.
RICHMOND GRAIN MhItEET
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New York
Stock Market

New York February a.-The stocks
usuAiiy doS,Snateu AS the Ieuutrs OF the
lnafhct Wei, retired to inc pACnsrhun1
lo-ohy. Most OF tncm ,oare!y muvuu.
rho nlll s,ucks ana ~. Paui were the
"r.% prominent issues winch BROKE
away from tue dead level ol the mar
kHt. THESE shnrss Mere strons, nut
changes ctherMlsH We're insignificant,
SNStrt among thc inactive slVcN*
irNdiAs MS uGnt, ana nur'ns the
AFTERNOON there w"s onty the scfn"iante
"I a inark.t .ASlOr trGtn the tiIki is
sues anu -. PAU, tRc STRONGEST RAIL
road stocks were III the southern
sroap. seutncrin EaIIway. preferred
mane iurtMer ADVANCE OF nearly II
point nj the opening. and improved
only Slightly on tnc Acknowledgement that
the rate na0 been increased to a per
cont. rate, Atlantic Coast Line and
Louisville ana Nashville We're strong.
The tobacco STOCKS again iluGtuatSd
M VI, oinH erAs a T2 MriI,,rd rFsierrSH
telegraph Slocks We're conspicuousiy
sirons. the ncAvy decrease in tho
supply Of surplus copper STOCKS re-
;nent impaired a uec!dculy irmcr tone
10 the COPPER markets both here and
nhroan but the cvpper stocks made
no response TO t".s tenucncy, beng
irueUNvd by prcnttakinc sales !oI-
loving ycstrruaSs advance,
An ImprON cnent IN railroad earnings
returns. The earnings tor twentY-iNc
r4llvoads tor the iiTst week Of January
showed an increase OF per cent. com
pared with Il dec. sAsc of per cent in
the preceding week.
sterling exchange advanced to-day.
and no more gold was engaged for
Paris.
TRADING IN the bond market was
tighter Total sales. par value, Ss-
3gn.oop. United states IS. registered.
advanced H. ana tho coupon SIS ON
call.
shares
New York. February s.-Money on
cell steady. l4d2 lie per, cent:
ruling rate. > Ia; closing bid. Ia:
offered at SIS per cent. Time loans
s,eaoy: sixty days, l.292 Sd per
cent; ninety days. 3-i1S per cent;
six months, SaS IL per cent. Prime
mercantile paper. IL to l per cent:
sterling exchange firm, with .Sad
for s!Xty-day bills and at Si.STe0 for.
demand. Commercial bills, St,SS 81
Bar silver. 60 is. Mexican dollars Al.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
Official Range and Sale OF Stocks in New York
Sales. Stock.
Allis-f.llnlinln-s

Allis- Chalmers ..,.........
Ais Chalmers. pfd....
t.pS .AirulgLmatcd copper -.
.'"r Am 1. .AE.i. Chcm.. com.
~ amer, Beef Sugar, com. :.
:" American Can ............
'O3 american Can. pfd.....
~ Amer. Car and Foundry.
nv Amer. Car ana Foun. pfd
~ american Cotton Uii.....
american Linscrd Oil....
:" american Locomotive 80.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd...
- Amer. Malt Co. pfd.
'.iM h:ncrican Smelling ......
ln American Sugar ...
10" Amer. Tel. ANA Tel. CO..
i,"n American Tobacco. com.
80 Amer. Fob. pfd.. new.
-.0's Anaconda Copper ...
M .NtchiSUn Observation-Disclosures.
l.po Atlantic Coast Linc.....
10 \. {. l.. Of Connecticut.
80 baltimore and Oniu...
80 brooklyn RAp!d Transit.
-.%Vn Central Leather. conn.,.
80 Canadian facilic ........
l.'hp Chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western.
ECO Chi. Mil. ana -. rau,...
90 crucil,lc Steel Cor. nom.
- Crucihlc steel. pfd......
SO Chicago ana Northwest.
Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
go Consolidated Gas .......
ID eiawarv AID Hudson :.
Den. and lilo Gran. com
M Den. and RIO Gran. pfl.
ieH piStillers' Sec. Cor.......
@.Sr Erie Observation-Disclosures.
400 Erie, LIST pfd. .............
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd..
Geo. II. iielmc lob. Co.
go General Electric .......
6.iS" Great Northern. pfd 80.
Grea; Northern Orc ctfs
Illinois Central .........
-" Intcrhoro-M Met. ............
100 lntcrnoro- Met, pfl.....
int. Mrr. Marine. conn.,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10

tary and ,rcasurer-ail OF New York. Capt
tai: Maximum. 5000; minimum, $500. OBJ
Jet: Mining business
Virginia Stee! Corporation. Norfolk, John
Robinson, ST., John Robinson. Jr.. L, d.
De!senroth. secretary and frensurcr--ail OF
Norfolk. Capital: Maximum. $500: mini
mum. 1900 OBJECT: stee! and iron husi-
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Charters Issued.

Piedmont Manganese Corpora ton, Rich
moRd. Gilbert w ireland. president: II. u.
Weaver. v!ce-presidcnt: A. C. Hume. secre-
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Quotations Ter !riercst-pay!Hg bonds are
e; price 20 wa!ca interest ElGst be ADDED
Income oonos ana ceEt!ncates OF irdeuIec-
i.ss HOT
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chicago. III. February :-ca,tle-Receip,s
~! Head. MARIE; bio" and weak Beeve.
'tS'H 20; Texas steers. sit515:5; western
siHs!s. Si-jg"!9: stocEe.s and feeders. 81 "a
y:.gi COVE ana hei!e.E -.y4Gs9; calves.
40 g 80 Hogs-Hec.!pis @.g1 head, Mar
r.. &C. higher L!yit, ;;.t, !, 20; mixed. SC y
=, hc@'}, ssHs.S; rough. seasi5; pigs.
IS @8S so: DI!k % sales. ,siinGW shsar,-
receipt ,bH head; Ena.Eet steady 10 strong
.Na'!"+' tts6NtN: western. :%.i0ll59; year
i.nz', th7@a5N: lamD,. native. .i.4sT5:
%esisEn. $40 gs75
~" ForE February a-Bceve.-Rece.p.,
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

(Furnished b. Levy Commission Co. Com
mission Merchants. kichnoad. Va
Richmond, Va February p 1871:
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Live calckeas and !.-ns ACTIVE: also e..s,-
ed hras. Live and a!rsE=a tVrEE.E rot as
act.Ys :. :i+Y have bean.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK ,RKET.
tsa.:s at Union STOCK ss-esj

N~S'ss a. L"'oi SRvCR i.-GsD
Richmond. Va, February Q, 49,:
report OF the I'VE sloCn .Ga..et TOR The
week ending February 5, .sla.
Hece!pis-cai'!e. ii head. caves, 30 head:
sheep. Is head; aoss. tii3 h=ad.
SsAt Eieers, sag &C.; medium to good, 5ag
Sc: common TO fair, 44g6c; best h.,tSrs
o. csc: medium 70 good. AZ G5:.c common
10 TAR. 40 fac; best cows. az Sc medium
70 s0oc' rs 2 SIC: common 70 .a;r s:sec
90: ottt oxen. "a &c; fair to med!u,n
4. i'ac' balls. q. Hii:c.; calves. RAM: ;aIr
10 medium. 80 sizc Cows and ca!ye.. s2;Sr
800 Per mead. Be,; aesvy hogs. sIzas.c.;
toY9 !Hy 70 -.@.poInd nos-, tttatG: nsht
aogS and p'gz ta5Lc.: sows and sag, En-
&c bti; saeep. 7i- tl7c.: common 70 ,aiT.
"a Si1e.: best lambs. siz &c. common 10
far. in2i44c.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKEr.

By Richard W. Msu-y.
s,oeh and Bond Broker. iois Z. Main Street
Richmond. Va. February 2, 1917.
SALES AT BOARD.
,-,-ri-4, i~.,,urlas-5C pI a, S5i,
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nucu1oNp TOBACCO MARkEr.

Richmond. Va. February 6. 1912
Following are the quotations on the Rich.
ncnd Tobacco Exchange:
BROWN
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FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH fF1,oyn
Avenue and Harrison Street)-Rev. ALBx
AMBER r. BoWSER, minister. Subject Tor
sunday. February IL. third ecrnon in series
on the distinctive principles OF Unitarian
,sm-"Tho Leadership OF Jesus" Service,
at IL O'Clock. All seats FREQ.
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NV Yor~, February Observation-Disclosures