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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-07
FL proyecto
de ley Wilson

Nueya York, martes-
Las vistas pnblicas concemientes al
proyecto de la ley Wilson quedaron ce-
rradas ell sabado con las declaraciones
de los senores Iglesias, Rivera y McInti-
re. lie fue impossible asistir elias al
Secretario de la Guerra. Ell Represen-
tante Jones anunci6 que estaba a favor
de establecer ell departamento; pero
creia mas conveniente incluirlo en- una
ley especial. No Sc espera que Sc tome
Immediate accion acerca de dicho pro-
yecto de ley.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-07
La campana
presidential

Nueva York, martes-
Ell Presidente Taft sai6 ell domingo
para Ohio con ell fin de emprender una
campana de tres dias. Pronunci6 aver
un discurso en- Athens y otras poblacio-
nes hacienda un resumen de los traba-
jos llevados cabo por la administra-
ci6n, declarando que habia sido obligado
contra su voluntad entrar en- la cam
pana .debido las falsas manifestation
neS de Roosevelt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-07
CABLEGRAMAS
Graves sucesos
en- Portugal
Nueva York, martes.-

Nueva York, martes-
400 presos politicos en- Limoeiro, Por-
tugal, bien provistos de dinero Y armas,
indujeron $40 criminales presos a
unirse eIlos y alzarse en- armas ell dia
4. Todos juntos pudieron llegar al pa
tio donde tuvo lugar una lucha desespe-
rada. Las tropas consiguieron some
terloS al fin. No Sc sabe a1n ell numero
de victhmas. Sc descubri6 la existencia
de algunas bombas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-07
La guerra civil
en- M ejico
Nueva York, martes.-

Nueva York, martes-
Orozco apoya Gomez como presi-
dente provisional 81 tiene 6xito La re-
voluci6n, Sc elegiran presidentes inte-
rinos por un ano hasta las pr6ximas
elecciones generates. Orozco sera Ell
dictador general hasta que Sc establezca
la paz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-07
Irnportante robo
de alhajas

Nueva York, martes-
AL Mahajara de Indora India, lie ro-
baron aver alhajas valoradas en- $120,000
mientraS iba de Marsella a Paris. La
policia carece en- absolute de indicios
para sus peSquisaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-07
Los mejicanos
agres vos

Nueva York, martes.-
Ell coronel Edgar z. Steever informa
que mientras ell soldado Baker estaba
aver de servicio en- la frontera lie dispara
ron deliberadamente un tiro desde te-
rritorio mejicano hiriendole levemente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-07
Schemes servicios
fine bre S

Una gran muchedumbre asistio los
funerales mas6nicos celebrados aver en-
Washington, d. c. Ell honor de Archi-
bald w Butt Ell Presidente pronun-
clio un discurso elogiandolo, Tambi6n
habl6 ell Senador Hoke Smith.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-07
Mas desastres navales
Nueva York, martes.-

Nueva York, martes.-
Ell vapor excursionista Mohawk y el
de igual clase Iroquois fueron destrui-
dos por el fuego ell dia cuatro. Dos re
molcadores sufrieron graves dailos en-
Staten Island Sound. Las p6rdidas Sc
calculan en- $4,000.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-07
La ciudadania
en- vista p1blica

Nueva York, martes-
El Comite de las Islas del Pacifco y
Puerto Rico inaugurara hoy las vistas
publicas sobre ell proyecto de ley de ciu-
dadania para los puertorriquenos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-07
Un siuiestro
ferroviario
Nueva Yor9 martes.-
Ell Gabinete chileno ha renunciado.
Sc desconocen las causas.

I'm tren especial de la New Orleans
and Northeastern Railroad que lleva-
ba veteranos confederados a una asam-
blea en- Macon, Georgia, descarril6 aver
cerca de Hattiesburg, Mississippi, re-
sultando siete muertos Y varios heridos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-07

por Texas" que fue volado en- Smirna,
fue sacado aver del hospital griego y
llevado La enfermeria de una carcel
turca por considerarsele espfa italiano
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NEW YORK rKoDucr MAnK r.r,

N"W York January 3--Flour-Ahou,
S;tadH wiki a fair JooD!ng trade. Rye Flou.
STEADY. BucEwheat Flour-Tirm Corn
meal and Itye--Strady Garley-Firm.
Wheat iihsy 80. rod, g7H,c. elevator. en-
ror; basis. and ."'&r. T. o. b afoa, op;ious
2,c net lower May. si.o2 e-i5c; july aaa.c.
corn--Easy cNroTr, new. 70':c (. o. b. afloa,,
FUTURES nominai pais-Firm. standard
whiie' 5S'.c III elevator. No :. 81. C.
FutuFts nominal
Pork Beef and Cut Mea,s--stcady. Lard
B"rcly steady. Taliow and Petroleum
STEADY Wool-touiet Rosiu-TYrm. Tur
prntnc--Steady Hicc-- Firm Molsssc.--
S'oady. susar-Raw, barely steady. r.nned.
| easy. 'oncc--Futurcs closed steady at a
net loss o; from % 70 points Spot uut.,.
no, NJ. :. lasPlH:c. Sr.7to. No & ISa,c
mia, quiet Cordova lfi4nlSiEc nominal
( liu'ter. cheese and ssgs- Firm. potatoes-
, iA Nrt'c demand and higher: Bermuda.
per ohrfc!. '1i"iGGrp: Maine bag g :, ID
Alp Long Island. barrel. $3.50: Eu-epenn,
~ pnuuds, S..ihr2,st abha -cs-s,cadv a n
Hh'hnmred Trc!gh's and pcanuts-t-n.
changed
'ettohsccd OIL vas active with A srmer
uhd:rtone to uncover shorts speculat,y,
'uEl"s ;oi western account. hrmer crudc
nafhcts, ana local professional SUPPORT.
losing prices w"ro "a" points net higher
January 5soS.:i. February SSTs.o:
MaFch' '.'.a5h: April. 5.tS15.5o: May 5si:
primo crude, lisa SO; prime summer Vel.
to"' % 800 primo winter yellow, 5.S6
so: primo GUNNER rh!,e. Sa5G5so
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WOMAN ATTACKED
BY STRANGE DOG
She Is Brought to This City for
Examination of Her
Injuries

:" ~ ''..ES DIS paLCnI
HarrisonburG, Va, January S,-While
getting an armful Of wood from, nor
BACK porch. Mrs. John H. Monger. OF
MI. Crawford, Rockingham county. was
attacked by strange dog. As the
dog sprang for the woman's throat
she began lighting II off with a stick
OF wood. Just as her strength was
ABOUT to fail her. her own dog dashed
around the house and Joined battle
WIN the intruder. While the two dogs
were IN combat. the woman made hcr
escape. NeiEhbors appeared on the
scene and the supposed mad dog was
shot.
Mrs. Mongcr has been taken to Rich
mond, whcrc physician will examine
her injuries. make an examination of
tho dogs head. and then let the woma n
Know whether she should take the
Pastcur treatment
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COTTON MARKETS

Ntw York. January 3-An a,cniD- ,,d.
Nance IN the cotton market ,o.dav M. III.
lowed by rather 81 sharp reaction. ana vt,Ii,.
AS Prices Were o. points w from the
!o"eht me ma tone was harcly steady Tho
,hrt change tor the day was a decline -, .
points to an advance o. points Win IN.
het'Ne months unehansed TO . point. over.
IN. urn showing OF the I.ivorl DOL mn,
market PROBABLY encourarei tine initial LA.
vance, which carried prices approximate
70 points above the low lecords o. III,
month 90; around ago FOR January MD
- for MAY. offerings b"culnc ycrv haavg'
memphis sircs reported that returns 10 Tho
National G!nncrs' Association indicated i,
Slv'"H bales Of cotton ginucd TO Ianuafy
Ibis, u was said, suggested bigger I'm.
ninE for the ln-t period ;han tho ayor;.cc
'or the past tx years. and in connection
WIFE the tax .; Increased spo, onerinrs
probably accoun; !-rgciy for the a:,crngn5
decline,
hcreipis 'o.day $50 bales aEa!ns. seas.
!ast "eek and Sa,Gis la.t year To-day, ,r
sc!Pts az Galveston :l.i37 bales against Il,
"1- ias; year and a. Sew Orleans i4Ss,
PFainst l7't5i last year. and nj Houston +.
SIS asa!nst $50 last vosr -
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New 7 ork
Stock Market

after the opening to-day tho stock
market wore the same cheerful as
poet which it assumed during ycs,cr-
days sharp upturn. The opening range
OF prices showed small gains for III
most all of the standard stocks en-
ccpt the iiarrimanS. The advantage
WAS increased in the mrs, few min
utes with pronounced movements;
among the coalers. and Lcnieh Valley
shot up IL points in the hrs, ten
minutes. The demand was brrsk, but
before the end of the Hrst hour the
market had lost It's gains. During
The remainder OF the day it fell back.
and in tho late session ii became real
Is weak.
The days movement ia general was
ascrihcd to ,prot,-takns. The increase
DAY tailed TO develop to SI2eubic pro-
portions The professional traders np-
narentlN ncld the view that in these
UNCERTAIN times II was best to take
pr"iits while they were III sight. with
out waiting Tor them To grow Stocks
, hSonEht on the rise yesterday were
thrown back on the market to-day
selling.
The wires which Kept Wall street
i'll touch with IT'S agents in Washing
ton were busy vita a varied colirc-
non of political reports ana prophesirS
ilTSe!E concerning tarin Legislation.
Uncertainty as TO the extent TO which
,afin REVISION may be carried and as
TO its effects upon securities doubtless
WAS an UNDERLYING cause for the rcec-
ton in prices.
Among the less active stocks move
ments were widest. Virginia lrun lost
J." points. more than the amount Of
E"stvrdaNS sudden squirt.
money rates were caster day, call
iuMdS iuan,nS as low as . III per cent
The bond market WAS broad active
and irregular. Some OF tho reorSan-
ration issues were strong. Total sales,
par value. Si,0c5,o00. United States
bonds were unchanged on call.
Total sales of stocks were 42u.sou
shares. including American Tobacco. H.
500; Atlantic Coast Line. 200: Chcsa-
pcake and Ohio. SOC: Louisville and
Nashville. 400; Reading. 4a,loo; South
ern Ra tlway, 5000: Tennessee Copper,
700: Union Pacific. 45,7o0: United States
steel, il",7o0: Lchign Valley, 4S.5o0.
Now York. January s.--Money on
GALL steady. : l-4G3 IL per cent: rul-
Ing rate. IL; closing bid. 2: offered
at Il. Time loans easier: sixty
days. aga 81, and 80 days, . 3-4d
4 s!H months. 3 3-4@l. Prime mcrcar.
tile papCr. { l-4G+ IL per cent. Ster.
ling exchange firm. with actual busi-
ness in bankers bills at s4.SS5o for
sixty day bills. and at S4Ss40 for de-
mand. Commercial bills, s4.S2 So Bar
silver. - 81 Mexican dollars. 49,
government bonds steady. Railroad
bonds irregular.
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NAVAL STORES

Wilmington, y. C. January 3.-sn,rt,,
nrpentine-s,cndy a, Io,se: receiptr .,
s ca sks; Rosin-steady at 1915: receipts 10
oaIFe!s Iar-Firm AT Sln: receipts IS bar.
refs. Crude Tirpen;ine-F!rm at ,sSaL5o
receipts 10 barrele ~
savannah, Ca. January a-TurpentIne-
fit,h at 'oIsc: sales 50 casks: receipts !, oat
euSks; shipments SI casks: stock asa,
casts kosin-Firm; sales c.2Is barrels: re-.
ceiPts iiei barrels: shipments l. 80 barrels
STOCK lS9.e16 Quote: B. 81
.ShaF!eston. s. G.. January s.-Turpentine-
b. Ss.e2ts a7I5. Suo'e'
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MARINE INTELL1GEScE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JAN1,Any :,

PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY :. 1912.
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon. Harnc", Norfolk no
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Linz
James River landings, merchandise nd 80
sensers. FurmHn Line.
SAILED.
steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. ne-
Line. '"ihior
steamer Pocahontas, Graves, Norfolk ana
James River landings, merchandise an.
passengers. Virginia Navigation Company,
James River landings, merchandise .n6 ame
senScrs, Furman Line N p's
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BOND LIST.

american Tobacco Company is y
american tobacco Company ss........ no
.ttient!c Coast Line lst 4............. 49,.
y {. l. l. and y. col ~ 4........... "a.
a. . J.. conv. 1: Gin Batimorc) ~ los
Ghesapcakc and Ohio couy. i,3s al,
,aeseu q Myers rs. W. !............l lg;,
LlSgct; 4 Myers IS, ". i.......... SIS.
..t5.a 20. -, v: i...',..........,.... 80
!.vFtiaT2 Company 6s. W. i.......... S.7,
norfolk and Western COW iy ,o$,s
F'"noaFd Air Line stamped is...... Ssl.
Stapoafd Air Line adj. as........ ~
$500. isa,S comrany !s.......... 7s;,
I-,,i,"s .a''"aS "nlh"hy 's........... iG=.
V.D-or ~ go. M Ss'..'.'-.....,.. icif-
,v.hah 80 'oi"' '''.......... 49, :
49,. ~, S'-.'''.- ...'..,....... 81 !.
ry. I'm y et's.'........... 81
@'"t'4e ~" % Iplu '...-... ..-,.....,.... lois,
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CATTLE MARK rS.

Chieaso. H., January observation-disclosures,
;S'"' head Market steady, Zoe. lower.
hee'es. si7ods,5o: Texas s;carg. s43TbTs:
wtstern steers, si.@oT565: stockers and feed !.
c!S' $50 AUTO, cows and hclters s2a6
calves. s5.5ods.iO Hoss-Rcce,n,s :. o,o
hcnd. Mhrke, SLOW. &C. lower Light 50 son,
'i3; mixed. y5.s5aGc0: heavy, sS.ssasa0.
rough. so's'heco: good to choice heavy, s6v
"'.y' piGs. S'.i3n6.O: bulk OF sales $3.50
"'l'. Sheep-iieccipts 1900 head MnrEet
weak lcc. l""cr. Natives. s2T5a45o; West
crn $3@'n $50: ycarlnSs. sissa670: lambs.
native si25a5Go: western. s4I5a6n
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BhlanttaL.
TiMatrrtaL.


we oher for sale and bonds
WELDING ON TIE INVESTMENT o osso Net
Carolina Central Railroad
a ss% Ws. ' & s,lst tS s 6 s
"nu Yield tho investment about a.,
Sssss :$ ] 81 s. tss ss :,
,..,x, r nss 1885, Yield @ 49,
4 s:::$:Ss &:
81 S ;s'f Il. i s Di$;s az
Price So on investment about, No. 49,,
'';$s s ss '$ $: :;:::: a: &: :,
Price $. md interest OH ABOUT . &c. -.
al i"s sSs:tS@ 'i $ sss
s e Gnas Sa's;sins sssG ss s
Price 50 aud Yield s Ne.
s%o5 S5 Saa R ss,ssss Is s"ss
$Ts S isn,as s n5 rsx rs IL
DC s: IL Ii. ] $:;s 'n,n '''
S n ss bonds %s T:sHe 60 n F;'s %
ed ssss M ssis ] e.; e.
q ssi & j. ssnss s$ E ssPs
% ss:;$ss, !. .s as S =: s' BOND
Ra spe ~ Q; the ~ sSe a ss
oundin rted investment about &C. ~
r., sFEs p s's se Gse sl
+ 81 s.ss
% ! - .sss:; Ss SSSs's,S .,,s ' issue
Ss;: . 6 bonds offered above
ss''S: AND ss;s on 's
John T.. Williams g. Sons,
BANKERS
S0l East Main Street Richmond, Va.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MAnHrr

| Chicago. Ill, January 3-Aoscrtion, ,h.t
| been sufficient 10 make lie Argentine .bort.
age relatively un;in2o.tant seemed TO take
| AL the strength today oUt OF wheat The
market closed easy a. net decline OF 8, a.
t5e. Latest trading left corn iiIi.c. to &c
down. oetE unchanged to &c. OF, and hog
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New York. January Northumberland
@Si' head. Steers, s5a7.75: buile, ta.5m5'76;
cows $751;. CaiYcE-Receipts LOIS head,
Yeats. y q lle6; cuils. :oGe.5O: ycariings and
ana t.ambs-Receipts s6n5 head. sheep,
s.'a go; culis. s21".3: lambs, 1.5I7ss.
rnlis ffEi". IoSs-Reccipts G.si aesd,
quotations. s6ioHe65; pigs. s6.:6a6N
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MAREr.r

NGw York, January a-Thc cotton -ooa,
,.atne's are fairly steady With trading ,nod
esa.c. iarns are quiet Leading lines =.
dsrp.o. nave oecn well sold for spring Tn.
,n, rMeaF and hosiery lines are uuict. Fol.
owns the revision IN spring prints busi,ns,
encFed is OF larger volume.
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~ II ErdIn closed: Whont--No. red,
.ats:t6 SOC No. red % 2 .ic: No. T. hard
H@$lo:: No. . hard. &5,, a SIC: No 49,
eEn. sL'S a l.io No. northern, s1.ossius.
NO. northern, Sidlc5: No. spring aSg.
S %Lo' 10 . spring. aaGsi: No spriny, 50 n,
W.: Nc!fei chaG apus 1.oi; durum. 90
w: Corn-No. 3, +ois q ioxo. No : whit
e0p SIC; No. yellow, eost 6lLIc: No. ! ~ N
S.%t No. white. osia ss,sc: No. rsIinw
.. s,H.c, oa,s-No white. 4sls q 49i;c No.
"hitc. ga 94skc.: No. white 454as .
standard. 49,. a 49i.c @'sS' :
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MANkET CONDITIONS

Live fVultry-Dcmand heavy; rer.i,,
hEni. Dressed rouliry-Markct In spIendiS
th"re. Esga-Markct iowcr. bm, very ac-
i've Live St"cS-Ncals wanted; hogs and
cattle active. "'H
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baltimore No. January 3.-Whcat-FIrn,
er; spot contract :5Kc.: southern on grad,
.I ~; @ ''t.c Corn-Firm: spot. contract, new
tIisc. Oats--f1rm: No :. white s9S s %" :" "
REc-Dnil; No. western. domestic. SIM ~
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Ne" Orleans January a-Short selling,
winch was encoura ged by rumors that tho
Ho bales caused n net decline Of ods
POINTS in the cotton market to-day, the dc.
chnc' which began early in tho morning
oe'hs checked toward the end OF the scs.
sion bJ tho buying OF covering, T. re,it,.
FUTURES opened steady at an advance of
oGs points on better cables than expected.
IN inc afternoon short buying checked the
from the lowest Spot cotton .teady AND
unchansed; middling, 3-l6c; sale. on ,bo
spot 900 bales and 100 to arrive Futures
crossed STEADY: January. s.l: February, %;
?o3. october, 2.ic y
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Cotton, quiet: middlns. a.ss: Er-.s receipts
-:''S bales stock. lss.oa2 bales; export To
tnn continent, $40 bales; Coastwisc. laoS
otiee: 10 japan, $3.50 bales.
Total to-day ut nli porta-So. ro.o,,,,
sass? bales; export to Great Britain a J2S
nsies' to Franco, 1855 bales: In the Cont
hcht. 1901 bales; 10 Japan. i4es7 bales;
stock. L6l76oo bale
consolidated at all ports-Not receipts.
bales; 10 France. 1859 bales: to tho Cont
ncnt. 1880 bales: TO japan. 1850 balcs;
TO Mexico. 800 bales.
Total since September at all ports-.7c,
ietelpts '.5s8"il bales: export 10 C;rcn,
Britain, 2,o0..s2S bales: 10 France Sc, o,s
Dulles; TO the Continent, l.,l2:.o bales: ;o
japan. @iS,eSa bales; to Mexico. 3,iai bale
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Sales. Stock.

co ..l!iS-Chalmers .........
Nils Chalmers, pfd......
!i.loa AnialsaInatcd Copper -.
20 Amer. Agri. chem. CON.
80 A'ncr. l'cct sugar, com.
$50 American Car .... :.
$50 American Can. pfd. .....
90 N'ocr. car AMI Foundry.
Amer. Gar and Eoun.. ptJ
90 American Cotton Gill;.
$50 american Limsccd OIL.
100 American Locomotive ;.
Amer. Locomotives. pfd..
Amer. Malt o.. pfd..
ego American Smelling $3.50.
American Sugar ....
1850 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co..
So American Tobacco. com.
.-o American Tobacco, ;,fd.
",'IH Anaconda Copper ....
-.ir -\tchiSun NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
:" Atlantic Goas. Tine.
y. &. l. of Connecticut. :.
100 Baltimore ana Ohio...
.,i% Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
",Vi5 Contra! Leather. com. :.
1850 Canadian Pacific .....
9p Chesapeake anu ohio.
"h Chicago Grca; Western.
~" CHI, Mil. ana 81. Paul.
10 cruciblc Steel Cor. com.
=" C-uciblc Steel. pfd.......
rs Chicago and Northwest.
Colorado Fuel aud Iron.
Colorado and southern.
l,5:.@ Consolidated Gas ..,.......
LOO Delaware and Hudson
Den. and Rio Gran, com.
100 Den. and Rio Gran, pfd.
no D,stilicrs' Sec. Cor.
2,aD Erie
6n Erie. LIST pfd.
Fed. Min. AMI SIN. ptd..
200 General Electric ........
nn Great Northern. pfi....
2,i:n Great Northern Ore cts
LOO Illinois Central
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

! FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co. Com
mission Merchants. Iachmond. VA
| Nichmond, Va, January s. 1872
! ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. oE
| MARKET
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SOLUTIONS !oT interest paying bonds are
81 4 price TO which interest must be ,,dd.G
lhc"me bonds and certificates OF inaub,eJ
LCss are GaI.
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Cartridge In Nnyor,, pin.

SnrtrIuEc In Mayors Pipe.
Norfolk Va. January 3.--Nfayor 7.
Davis Reed. Of Portsmouth. to-day dis
covered in his pipe ut notice head
quarters o2-calibre loaded she'll How
ana by whom II was placed in tho
pipe is unknown
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond Va. January ,. 1872.
Following arc quotations on tho Rich
Mcnd Tobacco Exchange
BROWN sHIPPIEG-NEw
Tugs Observation-Disclosures. 800 6s7a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-04
RICHMOND HAY ,1anKEr.

toose pressed, large baios... Nominal
teao your cars so that hay at doors rep
rrsents contents and thus avoi. reicctions
ms market grades hay M accordance
s!th the rules OF the National Hay Asso,Ia
tion >4e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-04

spot cotton closed quiet: middunj
lands, 30; middl!ng gulf. $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-04

products varying from shade lower to nc
advance. 10 &C.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-03

LOT 1-2 to 4 inch Linen, Cluny and Torehor
laces, edging and insertions. Values to o
Soc Special, yard Observation-Disclosures. L OC
LOT 2-2 to 9 inch Oriental lace edgngs and in
sertiOns, odd and match patterns. n
Values to zoe at, yard ................ &c
LOT 3-Oriental Alover lace in white, cream
and SOC value. Special, 90
LOT 41-2 to 1-2 inch Irish crochet lace edgins
and insertions. Special, dozen 80
LOT SIP to 1 IL inch French and German Va
lace edging and insertions, odd and match pat
terms Il yard bolts. Special %
bolt ..... ........ 10 c
LOT GO to 4 inch cotton Cluny edging anC
bands to match in white and cream. O n.
Values to zoe. Special yard ......... Of0C
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-03
The LOtOest Prices We Oe Yet Announced on
These Laces and EmbrOideries

o.
k eeryw IN oandvc NNerUe
beautiful haEGesa prices beIevby
morn 8 o'clock on time
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-08-30
An INVITING PROPOSITION.

W. X. JudsOn and w. M. King were
IN town from Riverside Tuesday, and
left samples OF the mica hyaclnth de-
pOsit, lately discovered near Nc
I.aughlin's canyon. and over which SO
much excitement was created at the
time. A Seattle company owns large
group of claims on this deposit. which
Is enormous and can be traced for
several miles. 1t is claimed that this
company has already booked upward
of $3.50 900 worth of orders for the
stone to be used for ornamental build
ing purposes, although there Is little
chance of the company being able to
deliver the goods until the OrOville-
pateros branch is constructed, .aS,, the,
price received will not Justify a long
wagon haul, besides the operators san
not afford to take the chance OF the
rock being marred by jOlting trips in
vehicles over the ordinary OkanOgan
county road. 1t has been reported
that the company contemplated put
ting in two or more auto trusks, Dut
that ia an expensive method of trans
portation. This stone takes high
polish, and is more beautiful thah
varipated marble or onyx, and Is pre-
fprrP0 TOT IldnlItS. puhhO'"6' W >'-'
other use that marble and onyx Is put
to. 1t is the only deposit of the kind
that has ever been found in the co''h-
try, the extent of the deposit Is ehor-
nous, and it will become not only an
impOrtant industry in the county nut
source of great profit to owners OF
claims when means of TRANSPORTATION
are secured. Messrs- .Iudson ana kins
own two of the best claims on thlS
huge ledge. 'rhe Outcrop is several
hundred feet wide, and the coiorihe
of the rock rich shades OF PINK anu s
green. The rock is. extremely nara,
and will cut glass. Messrs .)udson ana
King are hardly in position to WORK
their claims. but considering the
showing and values OF the rock ,net
are in hopes of being able to interes,
some one with means to work the
claims. 1t is a proposition OF sncn an
attractive nature that there shonlu De
little trouble in securing the neces-
sarv capital to take out the stone i"
commercial sizes.