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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-10
SOUTH Richmond Bureau,
The Times Dispatch,
900 Hull Street.

Pironc Madison l7s.
In -aZins tho old arc-house In washington
Fath on which work was begun yesterday.
inc souihsidG vii. lose ono OF the o!d,s; mud
most interesting landmarks The building,
which was erected originally as Il Town hnii,
mas stood longer than the memory Of III.
o'ues' ihhnbitaAt can recall Probably IL.
hEe WI! reach the century mark
;, l ne building has been pu, 10 many uses.
l't'"Ec Manchester Incorporated as 4
CITY 'hc board OF trustees nc the towrshiu
met mere. and later the City Council met IL,
oou'hsiuc lodges. The FIRST noor was for
NAM years used thc headquarters O. mo
hre department., and the second noor as M.
Town lock- up. Cntil reccn, ycars seven cell.
were on this aoo.
for short PERIOD. immediately :oIlovin !.
s"s evacuation .: Hch,nona the t.d.-n,,
.oFceS seized the building and f. ;,ec,r,c
NHt ncaoquafters of Colonel Carter nroyos,
Il1' 'hu'' Of territory within II radius u,
NE miles. colone! Carter was a nrht:nr
man, and although he had unlimited ,oy
- a.wayh acted with discretion. and Won
,.'c respect o: the people OF the community
nc Is stl! reinem bered b. many G. he Ode
clu@ehs. among them Desk ScrEcan. IIn.
COMP. o; the Third Police Station, VINO ,riIs
MANY anecdotes of these times
pe!l suspended In the tower o. tho ore
nouac io' Enan% years not only gave Tie
a,aIm OF hre' but promptly at o'clock each
h!snt toned out It's warning To all children
10 !caye the streets ana seel; In. shni,c- NJ
their homes. Tho bel! YEAS also u.nd 10
warn thn countryside TO hd on the ,ookn,,,
i2F lost child. Both Of thc.c services ,..r.
o!sconiinued with annexation
N"en me Work o: tearing down tho old
structure Is completed oniy ono bujIdIng
'''' "'o -u'nphin homestead. With ,he cx-
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NEW YORK PRODUCE ManKrr.

New York. January a-Flour-Abou, steady
with ;n!r trade Rye Flour, Buck " hua
Flour, Rye and Bare!y-Flrn. Comment
Stoady. "hcAt-Easy; No, > rcd. e;,ac Gle
va,os. export. oasis and $3.50. Z. o. b. aloe /.
Ort!ons closed sc. net lower May. &4-uiet
L!9. July q Corn--Steady; exports, new.
6Sr.c {. O. .. aaoat. Futures nominal. oa.s-
steady. Futures nominal
PORK, Beef and Gu, Enthusiastically Lard
Easy. Tal!ow-Dun WooI-Sicady Hic.
and Enthusiastically. Rosin-Steudy. lrir.
pcnCpe--Ensy suSar--Raw and refined.
quiet Conco-Futu!es c!osed steady "A, net
loss o! 2Hs pointA spot, quiet: Rio No /
ii1,c; Santos. No. {. 6&4c.: mild. oulet:
Co'dova, 1871 q isac. nominal. Butter and
Cheeie-F!im. Egss-sTong. Potltoes-Fir,n.
European. per ;ts pounds. S269g276. Cab.
os ses-Firm and unchanged. Freigh,s and
PcanutS-UEChaugud.
C"itoHseed oil was quiet, but frm on Ugh,
offerings o: cruae commission house buyIn.
ana support from IeAneIs. Spot closed !
points h!gheT and futures were l13 point.
higher. January. 53i y5.sl: February. b.3g1
s:t:. Ma.ea. 6ts3&aJ: April 5.62a556. May
sd . 80 prime erude. HNaA2s. prime sum.
mer yellow. 1.2aGS.i0. prime winter yellow
S0'GsR' prime summer white. 5.iogsso.
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New Y ork
Stock Market

New York. January s.-Two short
sharp bear raids depressed stocks to-
DAY. At the opening and again just
before the close. the market was at
lacked sornSciy. Both times prices
save way QUICKLY. ana on the slump
in the afternoon Union PACING s1nE
more than ! points below the prrYi-
Gus days close. heading and Canadian
l'aciiic also developed acute weakness
losing points. Many oil the othc,
important stocks, including Lehigh
Valley, southern Pacinc, United states
steel. american Smelling ana Ar'al-
yamated Copper ten back l 10 : points
Except for these tw" movements the
stock market was duh affair. rhe
A-c which burned all day III the Equ,t
able Building. few hundred feet away
from the stock Exchange. was OF sub
.tantial assistance TO the bears. re.
ports cubicd TO London early In the
Jay caused some lnrm among hold
a-s OF American securities, ana prices
were depressed. Traders took their
ruc from London when the New York
market opened and sold stacks. The
decline VAS helped by selling orders
from interior ana from LONDON. Trad
yrs whose SECURITIES were in safe de-
post vaults Mnlcn were inaccessible"
on account OF the fire, saw 10 way OF
making deliveries of stocks, which
added to the confusion. After the
Stock Exchange governors ruled that
deliveries need not be mndc to-day. tbs
tone OF the marlie, became better.
ASIDE from tn. ire there was II"
apparent reason for the action OF the
market II appalling force appeared
10 be concentrated pressure from pro
icssona traders The continued
weakness OF Union Pacific was an un
settling factor.
The money market was ltfeless. The
business of several OF tho large banks
was interrupted BY the Are, and this
was considerable unscttlemcnt through
the day. Sterling exchange advanced
10 a point half cent above the Lowell at
the opening Of the year. Bonds were
irregular. Total sales, par value, 81.
$4,000. Panama as declined lis on
call.
Total sales. $4,000 shares, includ
ing tobacco. 1000; A. C. L., 200; c. g.
O.. a,1o0; l. & ~. 100: y. & W.. 900:
Heading. $500; Southern Railway.
$500: Southern preferred. 900; U. p.
$4,000: United States Steel, eS,S00: Viz
isinia Carolina Chemical. 100; Lehigh
Valley, $1,000.
New York. January 9.--Moncy on
call steady. l-4q2 81 por cent;
ruling rate. 3-4 closing bid. . l-2:
offered at . 81. Time loans easier: sin
~ days. per cent, and ninety days,
313 IL: six months, 1908 IA
l'r!mc mercantile paper. to i-2 per
cent Sterling exchange firm. with
actua! business IN bankers bills at
St.sSI5 for sixty day bills, and ut
ai.Sss5 for demand. Commercial bills,
$3.50 Bar silver. So. Mexican dollars,
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which soa!alns many cases OF !mpsr,anse.

Must Gloon Away snow.
'hleHs the snow aud ice on The plvc.nnn,s
IN 'front.' OF their promises nrc cleared az
an carly hour to-day many Sou,hsidcrs o:
all stations OF life will be summoned Ia an
pear before Justice Maurice In Police Court
'aTi > to show can.c why ,hcy should ROT
pay from s. 70 so FOR Violating +. city o-ti-
nanc". which says this work. .Dus, br done.
chpta.n \ s Wright Inns ISSUED ias;rpri,ong
To the men OF the THIRD polivc District 10
see that the law Is obcycd. and 10 summon
al! vio!atora
tuc Property Suic.
GolSau q Nash have closed one o. tho
largeet real cstntc transactions that has
been recorded lately in this section. when
they secured from tho Bon Air Land Com.
psny 100 acres OF land owned by the heirs
ofCoionc! a. S. Buford. The confederation
canned was 5000. The name o. the pur.
chaser has not been made public but II
Is said that extensive improvements will be
Mr.. Maurice Ill
Tho condition OF c. T. Maurice, Gather o..
Po!ico Justice Il. 4. Maurice, vas reported
rs favorable last night. Mr.. Maurice. who
paralysis Monday night. but rallied and sa..
retains CONSEQUENCES, and unless come up-
torseen complication sets IN Il "a believed
he VIII recover.
MI Maurice wa. born In Norfolk and wa.
Tor many years in the mercantile business
he moved TO Manchester about forty Years
iness
Relieving Distress.
Twenty-Five cares OF extreme wan, have
ooen relieved during the pas, :o~ days by
the Kings Daughters o. south Richmond
Inc committee which has this work in hand
MIS-. L. II. Bcmis. Mrs. Charles uurk.r. and
Mrs Il II. Richardson, huvc worked hard
shd faithfully. The duties have caused item
10 pc our in tho worst o: the bad wca;hc!
o. the past few days. bu, they have an
sNered ever case called ia their attention.
lnc committee ALL DC g:T.tincd /. uli
who have promised funds 10 the good wo.I.
VIII please remit promptly. rs they a-e
gTeat!y handicapped b. lack Q. money.
Tho Kings Daughters Is nonsee,arlsn. an,
is the only orsunIzcd charitable body ON ,hs
sorthstdc. They are aided solely by co5t-i
butioue.
FuseraI OF MIR. Cupron,
The funeral y: y. l.. C.aD-ou wh a.,
suntsi? was held :-ouI his homo, 70 I.a.,
fourtA street. yesterday afternoon nj >
s eS.%Sk, MI: cnpron leaves wife. Two
aud one :!s,cr. Mrs. Annie L. Jones. ''''''
To Install Onicers
stonewaI jackson Aeric o. Eagles will I,
stan omccrs at IT'S weekly meeting to-nigbt
In Toncy's Hall.
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LAUREL SCHOOL
NEEDS STATE CARE
DR. Flanagan Says Rcforma-
tory System Is Radically
Wrong.

Laarel Industrial school. tho white
reformatory. should be taken over by
the State and developed In accordance
with modern methods. says Dr. ROY
Is. Flanagan, director Of inspections
for the Safe Health Department, in
his annual report. contained in tho
general report of State Health Com
missioner Ennion G. Williams. and
made public yesterday. The trouble
seems TO DC the Zee system. said by
DR.. Flanagan TO be the principal
defect in our penal system. and to he
shame OF The state illustrates this Dc
fect on the bodies of children"
The plan results In placing a prem
ium on the number of inmates by max
ing the income OF the institution de-
pend largely upon the number admit
ted-so much head. Tine result is
that large number OF little children.
having committed no otfcnsc worthy
of the name, nave bcca and are being
ADM .tcd under Misrepresentation in the
minds of parents and Suardians to
the character OF the institution. TEese
children are necessarily constantly in
the presence and under the influence
of older boys committed for serious Of
lenses
All Juils Arc Bnd.
Clearly wrong CONDITIONS also sur
round the jails vi the Sta.c, ~ the
opinion of Dr. Flanagan, who mas
visited the beet and a!so the worst
"Ali of them" he says. are open 10
the same fundamental cbjections--in
Inadequate air space, inadequate bath
ing facilities, crowding, nth. verrip
and disease. Men and boys arG
indiscriminatciy hcrded together with
no single item OF higher cen:lvc
offered toward leading them to better
and moro useful lives.
More modern jails would, OF course,
help the situation, but from the SAM
tarian's and sociologist's point of view
the system which permits men and
boys 10 be confined In idlcness, with
out sunlight or sufficient fresh AIR or
bodily cleanliness, should be changed
rad ically.
"Uvery prisoner should be examined
physically upon entrance to any jail
in the Commonwealth. and, II diseased,
should be isolated and treated until he
is cured. lie should he stripped
and bathcd and his clothing fumi-
gated. He should be provided with
can be cleansed. Work In the open
air should be provided for even short
term prisoners this heing the best way
to preserve bodily as we'll as mental
and moral health"
Protect Water Supplies.
Commissioner Williams suggests the
enactment of law giving the state
Board Of Health general oversight AND
caro- Of all inland waters and Of ali
streams and ponds used by any COM
munity or public institution. or by
any water or ice company. and Of oil
tributary springs and streams. The
board would be empowered to make
rules ami rogula tons to prevent the
pollution and secure the sanitary pro-
lection OF all sucl, wators as are used
for sources of public water supplies
or tho manufacture OF ice. Plans and
surveys OF all municipalities and COM
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News Of South Richmond

eGption ot the courthouse, will remain TN,
I'E o: Richnonc has already condemned
'lt hdinik'n property, and the cour, I'm.
tpP,oNca me award. but tie dca! was he!u
oeen reached. naL I; Is thought that the
property vii. be 4cqu!.ed By the civ t :
;cw weeks. :"
sonthsidc's Voting Strength.
An oHi'ia! coun; o: the actual voters who
."h eNerrise she right OF suffrage in wash.
.ns.on ward az the next election was ,nade
yesterday ana 'ound 10 be Si3, not ipcludinr
the veterans, who do not pay taxes The
.otiI vote VIII ne IL the ncIghtorhoo. NJ
s''' ~ the Closing OF the caplta,ton ia.
DOORS 'ii were found 10 have qualified. bur
OF 'his number many had failed 10 INV ~.
three years required by law. Tho onno,,,caN
ntht OF this loss will como as n hard h,oy.
20 the ihc'nocrs OF the Washington Wa rd
democratic club who worked hard tn Sr.n .
inc vote up to 100. Carter C.. Jones. presI
a , o' ,he c!"n, while disappointed at the
hsofes' IL not discouraged, and will light
SUI harder to reach the mark bch,rc ,hr
iall election.
In Police Court
f"r being diso-dGr!y In the Third Police
station. William Henry Jones. coIorcd. nin.
teen years old. vas yesterday aned h., nm In.
lGc II. y. .--uric" IN Police Court par, :,
Ni!lam Henry. the only prisoner Ia f,cc
'nc hhT. was the victim o. his own rnI.
guided Judgment, Tio came Into the s,stIon
- "Ileseo' intoxicated and tried to get
oG' Il warrant Tor the arrest of a friond
~hom nc charged with stealing So from ms
person. Becoming ulsSruntIed at u remark
passed Dy one o: ;hc policemen, Jones I, l.,
SAID cursed and abused every one prescnt.
he Tas promptly placed under nrr,.t h..
DESK Sergeant Lpscomb.
Willie the Police Court docket this morn
'h9 VIII ne email! there being no \ RESTS yes
feFdaa, Justice Maurice expects n busy pea
go" on account OF tho weekly civil docket
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considering tho amount Of unfavora bio
weather during the second ha,f Of pccc,rh..
the ginning figures were regarded n, fuii.
and. To connection with the less tavors bic
LHeFnco! edriccs. evidently inspired quite n
hurry of aggressive selling. Both Memphis
and New Orleans houses were credited with
Selling here during the day. and bear!shly
disposed operators here were disposed to
make point OF the fact that the amount
OF cotton reported sinned TO January / In
I'VE states was In excess OF the governm ont 8
estimate OF the crop Tor the respective pec-
tons and the claim was also made that
this mornings figures pointed to q probable
totnl seasons ginning OF around B.2Sap 900
bales compared VITA the official estimate OF
H,SG.ooo bales
receipts to-day sL23+ bales against 6, es2
last week ana sI.4s last year. To.day.s re.
ceipts at Galveston a2s5s bales against li.a1s
last year: at New Orleans li.Ioo bales against
1923 last year and at Houston 1856 bales
against $3.50 last year
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Sales. Stock

90 Nils Chalmers ....,......
Ailis-Cnaimers, rfd. 49,.
1880 Amalgamated Copper -.
800 Am. Ayr. Chem, com.
i'5lp Amer. Bee. Sugar. COM.
$50 American Car
ID american Can. pfd.
loo Amer. Car and Foundry,
lo Am. Ca- and r'ound.p I'd.
y" american Cotton OIL.
american Linseed Oil. f.
American Locomotive 80.
10 AMER. lf com0tive, pfd.. /.
Amer: Mhlt Co. pfd. /.
$3.50 American Smelling 49,.
American Sugar
l,@s0 Amer: Tel. and Tel. Co.
~ American Tobacco, com,
l.os American Tobacco, .pfd.
2,lU anaconda Copper
100 Atchison
20 Atlantic Coast Line.
20 \ c. [. OF Conn.
i.lM Baltimor" and Ohio. ~.
I.leV Broowlyn Rapid Transit.
- Central Leather, com.
BOD Canadian Pacific .......
80 Chesapeake and Ohio.
loo Chicrt q Ciren, Western.
LOO Chi. Mil. ana 81. Paul.
Crucibl, Steel Cor, com.
\" Cructbl. steal. prd.
Chi. ana Northwestern. :.
Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
".Ey Conso.ida ted Gas ...
p SelaW9rc and Hudson.
20 Den. N Rio Grande, com,
-. Den. q Rio Grande. pfd.,
- DistillerS Sec. Corr.
~ Eric
100 Eric. Is: pfG................
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfl...
900 Gen. Electric ..........
:.Tl Great orthcrn, pfd.
Sm Great Northern Orc Cts.
20 Illinois Central ............
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MISCELLANEOUS ,.ARKErs.
PETERSBURG rEAxrr MARKET

'I''?o''eu ey Rodgers. MEGA be &: Coz
Petersburg, Va. Jauua,y u-p,annr.
span:sh-SnaiI Spunish hrm at soc rer
ouShc!; Jumbo Spanish. 15c per bushoI
MISUNDERSTANDING. aaiAc. per pound; fancv
hanapieKec. S&c per pound; extra prime
81 1859. per pound: prime axc per ponns
machine picked. &c sic. per pound.
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THRILLING STORY
Of RESCUE AT SEA

Norfolk, Va. January o.--Batte-ad
and crippled as the result OF her severe
experience at sea, the torpedo boat de :
stroyer Terry iimpcd into port %
day with one engine working. a thrill
Inns story of their battle with wind
and wave was told by the crew, every
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Cotton. qu:ct in!ddlinG. 40; nc, receipts.
u bales; gross, 9."e9 baies; stock le -;
bales; export to tho Continent. i,l75 bulcs
Coastw!se. a.e2i bales.
Total to-day at all Dorts-Net receipts
el.23+ bales; export 10 Grea, Britain, 22sl
bales: 10 the Continent. "2de bales: 10
Japan. ii,lo1 bales; stock l.iSL7li bales
Consolidated at all port.-Not receipts.
1919 bales; export 10 Great Britain, ri 80
hsleu; 10 France. ?,673 balcs 10 Tho Cont!
nent. 1910 bales; 10 Janaa. 1875 bales; 10
Me4ico. 9sc bales.
Total since September ! at all ports-Net
receipts 1,1ei..;i; bales: export 10 Grea,
Britain. c.S6S.S6S bales: to Franco, 0,iSs
bales: 10 the Continent. 3,523.7SI bales; 10
japan. 1870 bales; 10 Mexico 4a11 haic,
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COTTON MARKrn.

.f"W TOE, JeHHHEy s,-There wa. ., ~
sharp break IL u. oot;oa marie, d,,,,,:.
. ga. caf.it' ,Tah;nE oving TO tear!.s
6'"hlns EEuTss and disappointing Maort,..
ter news. and While the :a4-ket ate "stt.'s
from ne !o"eei the closc va, bersIy 800
a . net oseliae Of iG3i3 poi.t. II.
Ky T., "neheo easy at decline o. sci? pois,.
~ response TO weak cables -eosr,s 80.
ths.e had ben hitch" II the T-anr, S s.al
.abor negotia.oa:. and the censu. go,
thowing E.21:.7G bs!ee gtnnes "a =, spor'
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DRY GOODS MARKET

New York. January .-Tno cotton -o,d.
markets rule quiet and s,cady. Export trade
WIN miscellaneous ports holds good, sale.
oe'he hade steadily 70 the Philippines, RED
sea ports aad India. China market. are
c'osco. There have been some minor prlce
concessions on serge .ov mems wear made
by mile that have not secured their usual
snare Of saii and sprins business.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

chicago. ILL., JaauaEj Am unerpect.5
hearr !ne1eacc IL TIE world g available sun
ply agu.es caused breakdown to.aav IN
ne price Of "aeat The close wac %@xe
nna=. !sSt nights Gem tnlsaed unchanged
70 Nc, co"a: oan of .I.c. and hog nrn.
cuc'H ICES costly 81 shaae TO I5g i7i5c.
Leading futures ranged =. follows:
open. High Tav- 49,.
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BOND LIST.

5s,l
a -,.-t-sr -ronacr N'''''''''''''.....- a2Ai
-fhhhtc Coast Linz let ts........ aIa
= 2 IL and y col. II. ts.......... -
,fb.sartea,, - - IN baltimore, ioiH
liHssit &: Myers IS ~. i......... r,ss
!.-sgtii q ayeva %, " ..............,. s.
ja,ii;sro r. :s '''.'''.'..''........ 1871:
%offolt and Western cony 4s ~,
Sea5ohrd air Line stamped is...,, So.
tea board AiF Line adt. Es...
sor+G.- rs''''..''.'............ 20
i,uited sat. 81, ....'':....''.-...".. lnfss
IL ~. .ao ee............. iGe
,y.b.ts dn, ''s''''''.-.'..'.".... 10
Nrabsfh. pit. '..:,..-'.'..... tsh
~, - -, IN a. St!f.............. ~
1'-'--''- '4SFE % tbll
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WHe.; No. red. GA SIC: No. hard. 70 =
wv; 70: hard. 1SGsLoi: No. northern,
northern. sl.tS q Leg; No. . spring. esc;os;
NO. spring. @6 q sl.oi: No. 4 sprins, soa slos;
'eIVet eham poa Sl.oi: durum. COG Sios Ga is
NO yellow. 60lSGt Gle. No I, asa a s.l.c !.
NO white. 500 6oa4r: No. yellow. ass. a,
6'Ac oats--No. white. ies, q 5e,.c; No 4
Mnlts is% pie; No. white. As q 4eI,c. /:
baltimore, Hid.. January a.-wheat-ts--,.
efo'' contract J.c. Corn-Firmer; spot.
contract. ss'sc uats-Firmrr; No white
S'tsc. sales Rys-puli; 80. western, do.
mestic. 5ldl.oi.
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MARKET rnSpIrIn>-s

Live Pouitry-Receipts hight: dcmaud
heavy. except turkGys. Dressed Poultry
TURKEYS dull; other fowl active Eggs-
Receipts light; market active. Other pro
cuCe active.
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NAVAI STORES

Wilmington. y. C.. January a.-Sp.r!;. Tur
pent!ne-Steady al isEc.: receipts 20 CASH.
Eos'h-sieady at $40; receipts 80 barrels
ut i3.59diO = .
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LOCAL MARkEr QUOTATIONS..

FURNISHED BY Ley Commission Co. Com
mission Merchants, Richmond. Val
Richmond. Va. January D. 1912
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. on.
MlARIiET.
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panes desiring to furnish the public
with water would have 70 be approved
by the board.
The remaintnE suggestions as TO
legislation. including free distribution
OF dtphthcriiic antltoxin and vital
statistics law, have already been re-
fcrred to n the time the report went
TO the Governor.
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nloHMoND GRAM ,IAnknT.

Richmond. Va. January o 1917
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS ON CHANGE
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~; M, Observation-Disclosures. 90 a
virginia. bag io,s....... % a. y,
Nheat--In ;aIr demand Corn.A.t,y
Uats-Steady.
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New York. January e.-Bcoves-Receipts $50
Receipts 67+ head. MRrke; steady Veal.
- g !lS3 cuils. S637.i3; 6arnyard and led
calves. Sir6So: western. sj.56:S75o sheen
ana Lambs-Reccipts 3,Sli head. Shccp-Mar-
ket steady: lambs steady 10 firm sheen
$2'y'G 10; cu!is. $2ua..5. lambs. s5.a47.sc:
Su!!s, &a S.c4; lenrlinss S;opqG.G HOGS
heceip's I,iS head. Market arn Quota
Tons. 40 q 20: pigs a0nssh
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Spot cotton closed quiet. 10 points lower
middlins uPianas $50 R!ddltns sult. ass.
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e. price 20 which interest mus, b" 49,
Income beads and eesuaca,es o: indeb.eJ-
49,: a.e nat. A-oIeu-
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CATTLE MARKE TS.

&c c.icaso III. January Ga etie-Reee,ptn
le'co head. Market dun and weak. Rcoyoa
h.'oG $50: Texas steers. $3.50 a6so; western
steers. st0o97 us; stockers and feeders, ,aso
Se.so; COWS and heiters. S28s6o; calves, ssG
e.e Hoss-Recefpts 500 head. Market
SLOW lec lower than yesterdays average.
L!sht, es0S SIS; mixed. S6.io36GS: heavy
teis $50: rough, ss.l6T6.5o: piss, si.ooCoh "a
ou ~ o. safes $3.50 $3.50 Shcep-Rcccipts
s.V2 heau. Market steady to 1oc lower
Mative, ta.eS q ass: western. yaso14S; year
iings ST6.oe: lambs native, S.397lo:
western. S5..5 q 40 '
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TERRACE SITE
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2 acres choice land. 4-room house,
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