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The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-06-20
ROBERT W. JENNINGS
 oF JUNEAU hsmiastea by the Dsaeerats as Candidate for pelessts freR Alssks
RkFURLICANS-S0GIALIsTs
oR JUNEAU

i aud my Republican friend Let quarrel abaut National politics. talk about Alaska It be denied that Alaska hit by the eaae ct they have hot
 tied u all laad Southeastern Alaska in Reserve. have the special they special they have denied local Alaska has hrven should have dQne The factions party devoted their auares than they of Alaska We have had much of the Wokersham shakQd eud Senator knpte Nnson that Wcersham that Alaska could send Congress- with everybody and everything which he himself originate; Clifford Pinchot the opposite am not going say which right but friend don't think you ought As Alaskan Democrat as Republican Holder Office Seeker but as an sincerely interested Alaska all the oonsder aton to ent.cd stop the Wck feud? Is these gladaors, "A plague both houses. will try somebody ese2
 And Socialist friend (and of the sst Sooa) let talk of worldwide You live in Alaska. You are interested welfare cold ungry needs hngsi she pow twenty from If Socialist should could e theories oce2 Mo- But will help Let that granted for what do, what Alaska to do ,oaue being heped2 STOP-LOOK-LlSFEN, would something within reach than reach for thing geSpeeoh of R. w. Jennings at Valdez April Ie12)
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-06-20
hsw Iayansss Settle QqarEsIs.

The yayanese manner of settling aparrels is quite original. When one naR has offended another the ini4red party gires notice that he is angry by drawing in the sand before the door of the ahfender 2 ciFcle with 2 straight line acposs it, indicating that his af: fection, which would haFa been etep- pal, has been gut in two. Friends of both parties then shut them up. They parlsy awhile, thsn pretend ta be born again, prattle as little children and final iy as men become reconciled and em. brace. Should one be refractary and refuse to be conciliated he is QstFacized by the community so effectuallF that pe is soon brought to tarms.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-06-20
SERIAL 0l525 NOTICE OF APPLICATION

United States Land Office, Juneau, Alaska, April IS, 1912.
 NOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN, That the Rake Trading and Packing Com. pany, d corporation, whose post office address is Rake, Alaska. doing business in the District of Alaska, have. under and pursuant to Secs. l2 and II af an Act of Congress af date March 3rd, 1891, as amended by See, 10 of an Act of Congress of date May 18th. 1898, en- titled 'tAn Act extending the home. stead laws and providing for right of way for railroads in the District of AL aska, and for other purposes" applied to purchase the lands embraced in L. s, Non-Mineral Survey No. AG3, situat- ed op West shore of Kupreanof Is- land, District of Alaska and more par ticularly described as follows, to-wit; Beg. at cor, No, M. C.; cor. not set wit. COT. bears N. 67 deg. I5 min. E. 1,46 chs. dist, a granite boulder set in ground marked $ DG} Cor. W. C.: l.. $. L. NJ. bears N. 54 deg. lSmin. 50 sec. S5.6S chs: Cor. No. of Tract A. Friends Mission Reserve bears N. D deg. 1T min. 20 sec, W. S4.ij chs. dist, thence N. 67 deg. 43 min, k. TIT chs. to Cor, No. ?, a granite boulder set in ground marked $ 963 Cor. ,: thence $. 22 deg. r Min. E, 19,03chs. 10 Cor. No. }. a granite stone marked $ A63 Cor. 3 thence S. 67 deg. 43 min, w. SIP chs. to Cor. No. f, Cor. not set. wit. cor, bears N, 67 deg. 43 min. E, 2.l6 chs. dist, granite boulder set in ground marked s 963 Cor. w. C.: thence from 1 true Cor. No. i meandering mean high 1 tide along beach of arm of Frederick Sound Q) N. l3 deg, ? min. w. 5.00 chs; @ N, 26 deg, 5l min. ". 2.90 chs; (3) N. 6 deg. 1T min. E. LOO chs; t4) N. 1T deg. O2 min. W. leo chs: (5) N. % deg. A. min. w, 40 chs; E6l N. 9deg. O2 min. w. 3.90 chs: (7) N. 29 deg. 58 min. E. l.20 chs. to Cor No l, place of beginning. Area l5.90 acres. Var. at all corners 30 deg. 35 min. East.
 Any and all persons claiming adverse ly any portion of said land are required to file an adverse claim with the Reg ister and Receiver of the U. $. Land Office at Juneau, Alaska, during the Iperiod of publication, or within thirty days thereafter, otherwise proof and entry of said land will be made by said applicant.
 c. B. WALKER, Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be published for statutory per iod in the Wrangell Sentinel, a weekly newspaper published in the town of Wrangell, Alaska, in the District ot Alaska, which said newspaper is here l by designated as the newspaper pub. | lished nearest the land above described.
 C. B. WALKER, Register. First publication, May ?, 1912.
 Last publication, July l, 1912.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-06-20
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Thers Wss One Who Did Nst Lauah.

Mark Twain once expressed the fol- lowing sentiments to young woman who had not smiled at 2 thing that be had said during an impromptu recep- ton in his honor at Bryn Mawr col lege. to which his daughter had invited him. All the young ladies but one were iH state of great glee during the hp- morist's address; all but pne had laugh ed heartily at every witty remark. Just as TgaiH fnishhed he turned to the y9ung woman who bad not laughed and said ip an undeftone: You are the pnly sensible ane here. ! have not said single amusing thing; If 1t were not for the eonspicHpusness af it would like ta press yaus hand"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-06-20
A Finishina Touch.

A Finishing Touch. "What is finishing touch?' "Bor- rowing your friends last dollar Town Topics.
 Misunderstsod. He-I am crazy to kiss you. She Well. if you think so gap needn't.-Ex- change,
 fhs Lost Bull, Mrs. Alley-Your 'usband do wear s air terrible short. Mrs. Slumd-Yes, the coNard .-L. london Mail.
 fke Sting In Poverty, Most anybody can stand being poor. It is having others sorry fer you that pakes it ap bad.-NeM York Press.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-06-20
Lena Morrow Lewis

National Organizer of the Social. ist Party who will visit Wrangell soon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-26
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTlVE JANUARY m

Eff FECIINE JANUARY Ilt, l3l2
TRAINS LEAVE RICHA,OSD DALE
For Flntida aud South: s:l6 4. II. and
I:S J.. NJ. 1880 p H. LOO A. Ii.
y. II.
For y. W. Ry. West: s:.5 A a.. 10 %
A.. d. 400 i. NJ. 9:2o +. Il.
For Petersburg: LOO A. NJ. e:lS A. NJ
s:l5 A. NJ. 500 A. A.. 1850 a. ~ 500 p. NJ,
t:lo T.. NJ. s;cJ T.. NJ. T:3s T.. AZ. 9co f. NJ,
;l:t5 Il. n.
For Goldtooro and Fayetteville: 't:ia r N
Trains arrive Richmond daily: t:to A. NJ
$40 a. Nj. $40 a. IL, a7:oo n ", 1851 A.
~. -'l0;t5 a. n. 40 a. NJ. $500 p NJ.
I'D L. NJ. t:0o Y. N. s:sj z. n. 500 F. 81
s:eU T. NJ. 1850 =. II.
Except sunday. "srrday only. ACaeep,
Monday.
Tina OF artist and eepar,ur. and Goa.
Iecii.ns not Guaranteed
:. CAMPBELL. d. p. ). scs Main ST.
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New Y ork
Stock Market

New York. March Con trading
well in excess OF ono million shares,
the largest thus far this year stocks
to-day continued their advance. the
rise was recorded in the face OF such
unfavorablc cond tions as the refusal
OF the railroads to grant wage in
creascs demanded by their engineers.
further unrest AZ several domestic
Industrial centres and continued dead
lock In the British coal strike.
To countcract these factors another
advance in corpcrs was reported here
and abroad. II was this latter de-
rclopmcnt that contributed more than
anything else to the markets strength,
metal and kindred securities selling at
the best prices in some months. while
some attained their highest quotations
in considerably over q year. Last
weeks spectacular rise in American
Smelling was continued. the common
shares rising well above cighty-nine on
enormous dealings. Others industrials,
notably Amer can Can common and
preferred. maintained their prominence
of last week at higher levels. In
dustr ais as whole comprised "a
large percentage OF the days business.
the standard railway shares being
comnarat'v ely dull until the latter part
of the session, when Reading rose to
Its best prise OF the year. United
States Steel shared this distinct on for
e brief period.
Taking today's top figures as
basis, prices show gains OF fifteen to
twenty points for the month. The
market made its frs, pronounced halt
in the last hour, al which time the
neaviness of Steel. Amnlsamatcd Cop
ger and Union Pacific brough, those
stocks back almost to their starting
point, and indicated that offerings had
created another state of congestion.
Reading and Smelling were the most
striking exceptions to the general ten
dency. the former selling nj its best
PRICES OF the day.
Final dealings were OH moderate
scale with the tone barely steady.
SIXTY and ninety day money rates
were advanced here to-day. chiefly as
result OF last weeks further de-
crease in reserves and continued bor-
rowing By Germany. Increased firm
ness was shown in commercial paper.
Bonds were in better demand here to-
day, prices in general rejecting greater
nrmness.
Total sales. par value were So
$4,000.
United states government bonds IN
changed Oh call.
Total sales Of stocks today we're
l,I5o,o09 shares.
New York, March 35-Money on can
steady, sSa2 - per cent: ruling
rate, ~ closing bid. SIS offered
1t l-e Time loans firm. sixty DAYS
i-iN3 L. per cent ANA ninety Days.
~ six months 3 81; Close Prime
mercantile paper, 10 IL per cent
Sterling Exchange steady, With actual
business III bankers bills al siS32j for
siAtN-day bills and at si.S.l5 for de-
nands Commercial! bills. si.s3 l4.
M@A!caA dollars, -.
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cariy frmncss there 30 buying orders from
the continent. Witch may have been iHnu.
cncci 10y reports OF rain in the South and
aprr" tensions wi floods. and a little buy Ing
appeared to be inspired here during the
morning by the census figures .: supply and
distr buto;. whlch showed record btea kin :
consumption 10y American mills for the first
six months oi the season This feature OF
the statistics however. appeared to he of
set by the large supplies remaining in the
country as ot March !, while selling here
oy Memphis and New Orleans probably en-
cournged more less local pressure on
slight bulscs occurred after the early
decline
Receipts IT the ports to-day is-7i haic.
To-dny's receipts al Galveston +s?S bai"s
as elns: H.GTi last year; NJ New orleans S.;;
nGains, ISL las: year. and Houston 7ci7
bales.
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seed. S"aG@c3; Florida. new. crate. s3TS.5c:
red crate 1900 Trcishts-Quic;: cotton TO
i.iNrrpooi. 100 pounds. 35c. April. Peanuts
fitin: ianry handpicked, Virginia. 5i,c.. Vir-
sih'h sheiied. Nos. and :, 'tsU5,4c
'ottonseed oil was quiet and unsettled
spot being higher lisht support, white
apri' Was lower under liquidation. Oth<r
nfhNc'!es were steady on scale buying on
inc n3mness o: lard and light offerings OF
crude. March. 5e505.65 April 5.sSW5s1;
nay. OIL 0.12: June, $40 q 5.7S; July, $500
~ prime crude $50: do. summer yellow
So'M 80; do winic, yellow. GlopsSs: do
summer white. SS5a6e5
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,;ANAL STORES

Wilmington. : g., March 25.-Spirits Tur-
pentihe-Siea!y ct tsc.; receipts . ca SKIS
sosin-stcady a. s.. receipts c7l barrels.
IaF-f ifT'i ~ E!.'-' receipts II barrels. Crude
harrels.
savannah. CO March IS -Turpentine-
ffm a; sc. sa!oe mi casks: receipts lsj
casks shipments "a casks; stock ia.6i6
ca shs. hosin--Firm; sales lis barrels: re-
cflrta ~! barrels; shipments 3.4:o barrels;
STOCK l2.Ili h.rrnls cunic. q e 60 \
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Railroads
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

7:fo A.-Local-Daiiy-Nsw Nowa
$40 A.-Leoal-Daily--Ch'y Ex. Sun
Thurpone
1900 A.-E1rress-Daiiy- Old Point.
1000 A.-Locnl-Daily-Lchho Lex. c. ForGs
$500 PIX presss~Da iiy-t:in.- L'yille.
tt:o0 P.-Express-Dsily-Ecr N. Nova
500 P.-Local-D,uiiy-N. Sows. Old Point.
b:lb cal-Daily-Gordnnsyilio.
e;ls P.-Local-Ex. Eun.-Lchbs. Natural
Bridge, Clifton Forge.
'5:35 misunderstanding C!nchn'tL ChIRo,
sn:oo P.-Express-DaiIy-C L'vilo.
sSleepers. tParlor Cara
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND-Locnl from
East: S:i5 \. n. 100 T. u. Through from
West: $3.50 a. NJ. s:sS a. II. and 7:ls P. ~
Through: $50 a. NJ. gas p. 81. and $3.50 p. u
James River Line: ''S:35 a. NJ. Gas r.. II
90 Daily except sunday.
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Richmond & Petersburg electric Railway

Cars iekve Manchester. Seventh and PER-,
Streets for Petersburg:
= $. % 70, y. y \: NJ. |. l. e. l. 8.
li:oo +. =. for Is~.te:. LEGO mid night 81.
Petersburg.
Street. for MaruA.ster:
fa;;. s:s.. ''.;i5. -. SIS. $50 'io;S. ii.as
a. N, l-:SJ. H. 2.-;. ASS 'iS, 5:as ga;
$3.50. s:65. s.S5. 1910. ii:io T. NJ
tDli!y except sunday and holiday
Carries tuggaSe and express
..Limited except sundst, and hor,e.v
All cara rom Petersburg connect with
caIs Tor Richmond.
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sEAnoAKp AIR LINE.

sou,hbound trains scheduled TO leave Rich.
mond DAILY slo y. M.-Local to So.I!na.
$50 p. M,-Slecpers and coaches. Atlanta,
Birmingham. savannah. Jacksonville. s:i3 T.
M.-F!orida Limited te%cept sunday. "a. T..
M.-Sleeper and coaches. Jacksonville. II:
J.. M.-Slcepers and coaches. Birmingham,
Memphis. Ncrthbound trains scheduled TO
arrive in Richmond daily; 5:22 =. NJ. 7:2S y.
NJ. s:2s 4. NJ. te%cept Monday. $50 Il. III.
$50 l.. 81. Local
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Trains Leave Richmond.
y. B.-FollowinE schedule figures publish
ed information and not guaranteed:
For the Suulh-Daiy: 90 a. NJ. Local
1915 a. 81 Express 500 T.. NJ. Express
with electric lighted Sleeping Car for AT.
iaEta and birmingham. 1879 p. NJ. Express
Week Days; 500 y. NJ. Local.
YORK RIVER LINE
1880 %. M.-Dlily.-Cunnecting for Bal.
timore Mon. Wed. and Friday. $500 a. NJ
EI. sur. and ::l5 +. M.-Mon.. Wed. and
Friday-LocRi.
Trains Arrive RfchmonG
From the South: $50 a. NJ. $40 A. u
eco l.. NJ. sos p. NJ. daily: 1885 Elk sun
From West Point: $3.50 A. NJ. daily. II:s5 A
NJ. aion.. ;Se. and Fra. i:N +. N Elk sun
s. F.. burgess. D. Z. a.
Pr e. Main 81. chou. Madison 25a
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CATTLE MARKETS.
E1cHMoNp LIVE STOCK MARKEI.
'Sa'es At Union STOCK Yards

Richmond, Va March %. l.!?.
Report . tho I've stock markc, for ,he
"-"k Guiding Mafch ., lsic
l!erepif-catt'c 2'i head: calves. ii3 mead:
:h"'p. o. head. hogs sla head
i'"si steers, ji,mGA.c.; medium TO good.
- 81: common TO !a!:. y. H5c.; best hei'-
tTt "a '+,c.; medium 20 good 4IaM5i,c.:
common to iair -, ~ isc.: oo.t CoRs U.T
%. medium 10 good "a. . &c. common 10
'i!r. ia 5isc. best oxen. -: 5'4c.: inediu1,
70 GOOD {" ia.c. bulls. aisr4c.c.: calvc. OK.
ira. N''.c.; f"ir Ia medium aNfi;c Cows
and caiNes. S25HG1dn per heud Ee., hea.,
hos '@,4i g.: good $50 10 $50 pound hogs
''.F'A5: iSh, hoFs nnd pigs 5,Sasisc.;
s'Ns ana stays. -, as,ic. best sheep ~ n
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG; PEANUT NARxr7

PET EhSbuRti PEANUT MARKET.
tRcportcd by Rodscrs McCabe & COB
fctersouis Va. March 2j-Pcanut.-
Spanish --Mcrke; firm a, T!sc. per busheI
Jumbo. Span!Sh. :ct.c. per busheI. virginlns
-McTket Arm fancy jumbo. IA &c per
pound: fancy hanGpicked. &c. per Mound (;
extra prime $50. per pound, urine :i.c
per pound machine picked "a si5c per
pound; she!iina STOCK. "a Q &c. per pound
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New York. March 9S.- Bceves--R re ccipts.
',Vo" mead. Market generally steady. hut
SLOW: fnt cows strong common closed low
sr. Steers. sj..jaSCp. bulls an 20. cows
go y go" tops. $500. CAlvcs-tecepis $50
hciu. Market strong, veals, y Il irjp. culs
$ 9 go; western. sL51Tt.5o. Sheep and
La mbs-Receipts 1850 head sheep steady
10 nrm: lambs stead/ Sheep. Sie5EG.o5:
lsnibs. 5000 SIS: one car 1T S. li: culIs $40
M5.cp; ycarlines. ssa7,oa HoEs-Recoip,s
li.>et head. Mnrlsc; steady At :51iS.cn; PIGS.
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Chicago. III. March >. cattle Receipt.
"!,"e1 head. Market nrn i;scycs. -. % %
So; TEXAS steers. St50p 5.,e. Western steers
S''-o@5,se: stockers and feeders. shA,q $50
cows and heifcrs. so5om6.ij: calves. $3.50
~" iio9s-Recc!pts $500 head. Market
steady with trade active. Light. sIaci 30
mixed and heavy. s7..j a ;.so: rough. S7.:5 z.
80; piss. S6.lS q 90: bulk o: sales. S1.i5 e
100 Sheep-Rcceipts 500 head. Marke;
steady for best grades. Others weak Native
sSDT3S6; western siicT6.cj; yenrlings
S.iou6sh; lambs, native. sd.s5 i7.75. western
$5.i5q 500
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
rom or rIclfMoNp. MAKt,t, .,

FORT or RICHMOND. MARCH IS. lo1.
ARRIVED
steamer I'Tandon lfarney. Norfolk. ,ner-
ehahd!ss and passengers Old Dominion Line
S'ea!ncF Rerkei"y. shelly Norfolk mer-
fnand.se and passengers. Old Dominion Line
Stchmer aurora. Furnlan. Petersburg ano
James River landings. merchandiss and n...
se"gers. furman Line
SAILED.
steamer Brandon Harvey. Norfolk, rner.
chhh'!se and passengers, Old Dominion Line
steamer H"rke!",. Shelly. Norfolk mer-
Fhdh7.se ana passengers, Old Dominion Line
steamer MobIeck. Graves. Norfolk and
James Rvcr landings. merchandise and pas.
ssnsHrs' virginia Navigation Company
steamer Aurora, FHrrnnn. Petersburg and
Jhr'es River lnudlrrs merchandise and ma
scnscrs. Fu.man Line
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NORFOLK AND WEsTEnE KAIwAv

O"LY MI RAIL LINE 70 NORFOLN
sSheGl!e IN eject january ts,. 1872
Leave Gyid erect station. x! .hinond, FOR
SOkFCi.S; '::!o \. Al. $500 l.. NJ, .i:!Q T. q
FOR LfSCHBuEG A.:D THE WEST. - \.
y. " 1000 a. 81. '3.eo j. M..'s:pp. ~
ArT!ve Richmond from Norfolk: s:i:i0 NJ
'5:3S T. NJ. -ii:a0 T.. -. From the West: "a. a,
a. Al. a!:oj .. -. oi:,o =. IL. sos r. 81
eco r. Il.
DAILY aDaiiy ex. Sunday. bsundsy onty
pullman esrlor and Sleeping Cars
w. 3. BEvILL c. H. BOSLEY
q. T. a. Roanoke d p A. R!chmonh
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CHICAGO GRAIN MAnkEr.

Chicago. IL. March c5.-Persisteut. though
,iniitd' selling 20 realize profits more than
wiped ont al advance to-day in wheat The
july futures suffered. besides from steady
repper.ng by leaders on the hear side. clos.
In. prices were easy. &c. 10 a.lTsc I'M
der saturday. Corn finished ,.a,.c. higher:
oats varied from shade on to a like
mount up' and hog products ended at an
advance from 80 l2l-c
!-o"GInS futures ranged rs follows:
Open. Iilrh.
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d. GonnS AfAnEEr

Hcv IoTk Iarch 25.-Cotton goods have
nHen advanced Observation-Disclosures and tickings.
&c. yard narrow print cloth. Lido and
ENt!ett classic g!nEhams > per cent, Dress
goods are in good demand Wnrsted warns
arc much rrmer Jobbers report u fair
trade
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RICHMOND AND CIEsArEAKE RAY
HALLWAY COMPANY

Schedule OF electric rains TO and from
Ashland. stopping q intermediate station,
non 'lrnai: Ly i:lchmoEd BROAD and
u:lo a. NJ. 1910. 2:io. 3:lJ. 4.sb. $40 s:2o.
7:lo S:l0o. 1910 liio r. Il. Lv. Ashland
's:SJ. 3D. s. sb. 10. ELI H. az A.. AL 2.
5. I. SO. g. ]. g. Do. II P. n.
Daily except SUNDAY -'Sundsy oaly.
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TlIdiint ni"aHas $3.50 h'Hu'lhG gun 49,
no.,on, qute; m.d4;a4 1855: net receipts,
:; bates g-os. .4iO 6tics :,ock 1850
onls- export to the continent i.l5' bales
Total ;o-der at al! p9ris-Nst receipts.
bales TO ,he Continent 9Ati- bales s'ocN'
consc,Iaa,ca a, a,l ror;s-Se, r>eeip;s.
400 p.!t, ,xpor, 20 Great D;itan c2..s!
uaies: ~ ir+ ron;iuen, e7c-l ehics' 70
fo,al s.nee s,p:.rar.r 81 Al por;s-Net
/ B~l,4ln a1..s4Ti 0alcs - France. i.tS.. 10
! halts 10 The Continent. a.,57,n7 bales: 10
ap2n ,.ls35 bales, 10 MeAicc i,s5s bales
Ne,y orleans March .5-ciood Weather
conditions. discount GIN: reports concerning
IT,, English tabor s;tud,ioi, and the absence
o. bun support impaired IN easy tone to the
cotton mntket to-day With the closing prices
llH3 points under Saturdays last quotations
Futures opened steady p'int on 20 roiht
NJ compared wi;h saturdays close Cnnl".
were not AZ good as expected. and private
messages from Liverpool and London SPOKE
i6iscouraG.nyly Of prospects q: ending IN"
Coal strike Tho weather map MAS better
Than expected the lover temperatures re-
por,au- since thc% dl not occur IN loeall-
ties Nhcr, cotton l. up. The report mat
;nuch planting would bc done ih:+ Neck
caused the mIrNet - sag. the trad!n;
months telling "a . points under saturday :
I close. In the later trading the market was
dul! and easy tho last prices siSi~ing re-
acttDn .! sat- points up from the lowest
| t,oi cotton steady i-i5o- M. mhdlinS.
! 10 II 20. SAFES on tho $40; LIE hai"s and
10 10 arrive. Futures elOsed steady. March.
! lc.SJ: APRIL, loss ucnliuai. May, 1911, July,
! io.5s Ausns'. io.s' september, 1864: oetober.
I lu.ct. DcCcmlc.. t0I9.
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Official Range and Sale OF Stocks in New York
Sales. Stock.

Sales. Stock.
500 Ais Chalmers ............
Loo Allis-Chalmers. pfd..
@,lp y malSamated Copper 80.
40 Am. .AS. CHI. com. y 10.
6"D Amer. Beet Sugar. com. 4.
9Np American Can .........
lS5p American Can. pfd.......
$50 Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car and l'oun., pfd
Loo American Cotton OIL.
$50 American Linsccd OIL.
$50 american Locomotive -.
M Amer. locomotive. pfd..
$40 Amer. Malt Co. pfd......
'i.HH American Smelling $50.
o.lC American Sugar .........
?,3lo Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
80 Am .rican Tobacco. com.
500 Amer Fob, pfd.. new.
l5.lo Anaconda Copper .......
$500 Atchison Observation-Disclosures.
on Atlantic Coast liuc......
~ y. {. L. of Connecticut.
$50 Baltimore and Ohiu.....
i:.i0n British Amer. Tob. Co..
ITO Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
- NfN'a'i az Iva 1iti, YUM 49,
l,HrO Canadian Pacific ..........
500 Chesapeake and Ohio.
10 Chivago Grent western.
I.I9 CHI. Mil. and 81. Paul.
800 Cruciblc Steel Cor. com.
80 Cruclhlc steel. pfd........
-" Chicago and Northwest.
40 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
No Col. and South, list rfd..
1895 Consolidated Gas ........
so Delaware and hudson.
.pb Den. and Rio Gran. com.
Den. and Rio Gran. pfd.
1910 Dist!llers' Sec. Cor.
c3.0O Erie Observation-Disclosures.
i..Dh Eric, list pfd.
$50 Fed. Min. and SIN. pfi..
Geo. w. feline Toh. Co.
l,Go General Electric ........
~. ~ Great Northern. ptd......
30 Great Northern orc ctfs
SUI Illinois Central ..........
i,1cp lntcrhoro- MIST. ...,.....-..
J'no Intcrboro- Met. pfd........
Int. Mcr. Marine, COM.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-26
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co

Nor1oi, &c Boston, Macs, Eno
Providence, *. l.
Steamers lenve Norfolk Tor Boston-Daii5.
except Thursday; for Providence. Mon. Wed
and SGT. at p. II. Passengers and freight
taken tor all Low England poini Tickets
on sale III uh.ce c. q o. Ry.. u. q w. Ry
g. H. bowman. '0S East Ma.a. and t!i:hmuHr
lyanffr. % ,6s East Main
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-26

i,sc.; common 10 fair p. Galec.. best lambs
S'sH 'c; common TO fair, - SIC.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-26
LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

Furnished b. Levy Commission Co. com
mission Merchants. Raichnond. Va.
Richmond. Va. March -, 1911:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-26

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VI, S,g,'Zr !.oS.: No hard si.oli: q / OPS
:, ! northern. Si.@ i.l5; No northern,
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IL, ~ T .'- No spring. siaI.os: No.
.I",' 20 <iF. Corn-No. ,. c. Il zoe; No /;
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