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merchant in north Georgia town !
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Office Space For Rent.

-T-T~rl,T- -
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"a 'iaiita 1850 STA
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CARPENTERS-C Competent men furnish
ed OF short notice for all classes of car
penter work Jim Stephenson, 226 Brown
Randolph Bldg Phone Main 1881, At
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The Georgian office before / o'clock
the day Of the issue
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Job Work.

WE CAN SAVE you money on repair
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Teachers Wanted
Statesmen Wanted.

rNNrNNrN0sNe~e-sNrSN~--N-
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making small towns to handle our new,
attractive pocket side line, quick ship
meuts prompt commission; no collecting.
state territory covered. For particulars.
address Peerless Mfg Co. 2l3 Sigel 81.
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WANTED statesmen, earn 50 so per
month sell dealers highly advertised
article. Samples not necessary Elato
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person offering for sale or selling any dis
sblsu horse. Referred 10 tho Commute, an
General Laws.
iiy Mr.. TaN cnuer y 5lii 20 amend the
ssn.rnl insurance Law. Referred 10 tho Com
mlti"o Oh Insurance and lsnnkiug.
by Mr.. sowdcr: y bill TO amend section
50, OF the Cod. OF virginia. Referred TO
the Committee for Courts OF Justice.
by Mr.. Smith: = bill 10 amend the Code
OF virginia in relation 10 appointment Of
administrators. Referred 10 the COMMITTEES
for Courts OF Justice
BY Mr.. smith: a bill in relation to lost
property, to define larceny thereof and how
punished. Referred 10 the Committee on
General Laws.
by Mr.. Royal: a bill to allow the clerks
OF the, several counties and cit!cs O.! this
Commonwealth to refuse TO admit to record
certain deeds and contracts relating to real
estate, where no such land lies In said
county city, or where title 10 same ia,
been forfeited to the state Tor the non
payment o: taxes and redeemed. Re
tcrred TO tho Committee for Courts OF jus
ticc.
By Mr. WATKINS: \ biz 10 amend tho
ton and disbursement OF school moneys by
the eounty 'reasurers aud their compcnss-
t!on. Referred TO the Committee on Public
Institutions and Education.
BY Mr.. Gayle: BIZ! TO amend and
enact section $50 OF the Code OF Virginia.
Referred to the Committee for Courts OF
Justice.
By Meslrs Gayle and Lesner: 4 bill 10
amend an act providing for drainage Or
swanps. Deferred the Committee on
General Laws.
BY Mr.. Hart: \ bill TO amend and re.en-
act an act entitled AN act amend and
re-enact section $3.50 OF the Code OF Viz
glnia, approved March Il. 1905. Referred TO
the Committee Tor Courts OF Justice.
by Mcssrs. Hart and Hartman: bill to
amend and rc-enact an act. approved April
i6 1903. entitled an act 10 raise revenue for
the support OF tho government and public
free schools. etc. Referred to the Commit
tee Finance.
BY Mr.. IIa-:nan: :, bill to amend section
OF act approved March ), 1892, entitled
An act making annual appropriation to
the Confederate Solders' Home. and In
sderation therefor accepting conveyance
from n. E. Leo Camp, 40. |. Confederate
Veterans. Of the property owned ~ IT and
now used for said home 80 as to extend IN.
time when the possession and control OF the
property conveyed in the decd from tho said
Il. r. Lee Camp, No. !. Confederate Nete-
10 the Commonwealth OF Virginia
dated March e. 1892 shall pass from the
grantor to the grantee In said deed" Re
feTrcd to the Committee on Finance.
by Mr. Echols: 4 bill TO provide
OF Ingress and egress for mining. manufao-
turing and lumber getting over Wild and
uncuitivated lands. Referred to tho Com
mlttee on Roads and Internal Navigation.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MAEkEr.

New York. January 93-F!Vur-ouieter, huI
hriny held. rye Flour and Buckwheai
Flour steady cornmcal-Firn Ryr-Easy.
Barlcy-9u!ct. Whcsl-Spct nrrn: No. rcd.
81 elevator export basis. arrive aud
sICai, :. .. b. aGoar Futures closed &c. net
lower Zay !iG:,. July. ,i."i. coEu-Spot
csSy; EXPORT. HE. asked. { o ID, aicat
Futures nominal. Oats-Spot stead. Futures
nominal.
Pork ana Becf-s;.ady. cat MeaIs-ouie;
Lard-Stcady Ta!low and Petroeun-'irm!
Woul-Qu!ci. Ros,n-Qu!ct. Turpemtins
Easy Rice-Firm. MoIasses--Sieady Sugar
Raw and refined, steady coTee-Futug-s
closed steady az n net decline ut SAL IL points
spot. quiet RIO No. :. 70 7-i5c; santos. No
&. iit.c; mild, quiet: Cordova, ISL. y i;i2c.
nominal. Butttr--Steadier. Ch..se-l'irm.
E:ggs-Stsady. potatoee-F'rm; European,
per i6S pounds, s!.7o15.ch CabDa ses-Stcady;
Danish seed. y25a 500; domestic, sl5 q 200,
roanu,s-UnchanseG Freishts-Ea-ieF; grain
by steam 20 Liverpool, 81 to London, "a
The cotions"ed oil market was inactive.
Ou, steady. The demand Hight, but
there was comparatively lit;.c oil for sale
and IN" ms-ksi Was influenced by the nrm-
ness 81 crude and the steady lard market
Closing prices werc points lower to
point hi.her january. 5.5ia5.i1: Ftbruary ~.
.a.;:S pa.io. March. 5iiTj.+s. Ap-.n 5ija5.;n
May. i.ti 40. prime crude, :.aiIItI, do
summer GLOW, 5.3l Is. do winter voliow
$50 so. urine summer willie. SDgt..
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New Y ork
Stock Market

New YORK, January 23.--Stocks We're
lower Tor n time after the opcnir <
tu-oHy, but the depression was OF snurt
,lin. IN spite q rn"rts TO under
Wnnrd after tho list rallied from it,'
initial hcavincss and the market was
liieless most OF tic day.
Pressure on the market at the ont
set was ii reflection OF uniuNOrablc de
NGiopmenis over night. They concern
cd United States Steel chiefly. and sew
"r1l blocks OF the stock were thrown
upon The market in tic first few min
uics. but the price d"cliucd only frdc-
ttunaliN. thicf emphasis wu* iatd upon
TIC report OF the Corporation COM
iniSSioner. adruCat.ng segregation from
tho steel Corporation Of It's railroad
properties.
The Ming with the Attorney Gen
tral at Washington OF = petition Tor
dissolution of the Americar Telephone
ana Telegraph Company gave traders
cor the short side of the market more
ammunition. bu; this move affected
only tho stocks OF the telegraph ana
telephone companies.
rho most active OF The leading STOCKS
WAS lscad.N which more than made
rp its diviucni uc ~ per cent.
Mulch was marked OF the price to-our.
Vhs quotation was "dNanccd points
queutly lost large art Of the, gain.
Some Of the other coaicrs. including
Central Railroad Of New Jersey. Ches-
apcakc and OHIO and Erie first pre-
fcrrcd continued their recent advances. !
Tho bond market was steady. To-
1al sales, par value, si.5lG.ooe. United
States Panama ~, coupon. decline is
ro,ai salcs OF stocks were $4,000
sharcS.
N;ew York, Iannary y Mon M"ns% 40, on
-: closing bid. is oftercd at
= ia. 'rimc loans steady SIXTY days. |
I-2a2 81 per cent, and ninety days, |
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COTTON MARKETS..

Ncw York. Januar? c3-The census re-
port issued at the opening OF tbs cotton
arket ;o.day, showed rather less cotton
Enncd TO JauYaT! Is than vSpcctcd. bu;
created no fre,h interest o. consequence,
aud tracing wss generally quic, vita the
clos, s,cad>. uc' poiu, higher 10 : points
Tower III, naTkc; opened steady at an 40
vance D: JnJ points the ccnsus figures,
showing l!,5le,pS bales ginred 20 January
IL. II Mas noted, however, that The market
was not receiving amy support OF conse-
aueRce from recon; strong buyers, and Nth
Setter wCnthcr no" prevailing III the South,
after II ;..derable stretch OF uufavorahlc
conditions tor both ginning and the move
Inent, prices soon eased of 10 about shade
under the closing figures OF Yesterday un-
der realizing Official ndviccs report no
change III the leading southern SPOT mar
hcis. rhc Indifference shown by the narkc;
10 the census report tcrdcG to strengthen
the feeling that such uncertainty as may
Yet exist 10 The exact size OF the crop
nus ceased TO DC a market factor o. any
Importance
Receipts to-day 6o6s bales asalns, $50;
last week AND S9,"o7 las, year. To-day's re-
ccp's at Ne" Orleans ei29 bales against
',ifs last year; at Galveston Z cs5 against
E,;s5 las, year. and at Houston 22I3i against
S,l'I last year year.
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INCOME TAX BILL
GETS FIRST BLOOD
Reported Favorably to House by
Committee, and Will Pro-
woke Fight.

Another fight, similar to that of two
years ago will be had In the House
OH the question of ratifying the pro-
posed sixteenth amendment to the Con-
stitution of the United states. Its
fate Ia regarded as doubtful. Its OBJ
icct is to allow Congress to levy a
tax on incomes.
Tho Joint resolution Of ratification
was reported favorably yesterday
morning by the Committee for Courts
OF Justice of the House of Delegates.
However,, the vote was g TO (, the
cIoseness of the result being taken %
indicate that a lively debate Will be
had on the floor when the measure
comes up on its second reading.
Opposition in committee was based
on the same arguments used two years
ago to encompass the defeat OF tho
proposition-that 1t means Federal in
reference and aggression, and that it
might Interfere TO some extent with
the states collection of such a tax.
On the other hand, It's advocates point
to the fact that an income tax had
been part OF the Democratic national
platforms for years, and that It's bur-
dens would fall on the rich States and
individuals, to the benefit OF the whole
country.
speaker Byrd was tic principal
cause of tho adverse vote In the House {.
two years ago. The measure after
wards passed tho Senate by large
majority.
1t Is understood that the approval
of only two States is now needed to
make the necessary -fourths to
enact the amendment
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SENATE BILLS
Continued from uinth nag,


:4'o 10 chapter liz OF the Code OF VircIni,
o. 49, holding the heir Il, law liable to
the deNihce for the value OF real estate sold
10 tnr BONA hde purchaser. Referred 10
committee on General Laws
hs Mr. Featherston y bill 10 amend and
re enact an act entitled AN act to protect
me ti'ie OF bona hIe purchaser OF real
dscedent against a deysee of the ala r.ni
estate without notice 10 such purchaser
Referred to the Committee on General Laws
BE MI. Watkins 4 bill to amend tho
Coae OF virginia in relation to treasurers'
accounts Referred 10 the COMMITTEES on
fuoic Institutions and Education
BY MI Hartman: bill TO amend the nom
sion sion law. Referred 10 tho Committee on
ny Mr' HaFman: \ bill prohibiting any
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CIIICaGo GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. H., Januar. :2.--Sotwithstand-
Ing huge decrease ID, tho worlds available
supply io.s' w"at Declined TO-DAY owing
70 IN" :ayOrs ole ENope.n cro, outlook ana
becausc n' q better prospec, Tor shIpmcnts
from Argentina. The close ran from tic
same last nighi &" >, Y i:r down. Latest
trading loft corn I, q 81 OF 20 &c up: oats
a shade 20 IN sc. over. and hog products
q; 10 ioT 1850. advance.
The leading ;ntufe- to-day 7angcd as fol-
~:
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NAVAL STORES

Wilmington, y. &, January as.-sp!r.,s
iurpensine-Stcady a; 4Ttsc: receipts S
casks Ros!n-stcady 4. $40: receipts ISL
barrels Tar-Ftrn az $3.50: receipts 10 oar.
Fc!s' CTude Turpentine-f:r at 3S.tost $50:
receipts 5 barrels.
Savannah, Ca, January cl-Turpcntinc-
Firm at 4Si.c.; sales %! casks; receipts ISL
casks shipments i,32, casks: stock IS 6ss
casks. Rosin-Ffrm: sales rs, barrels: re-.
ceipis eooi barrels shipments ISIS barrels,
stock icS.2So barrels Quote: g. SIS;
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reelected 10 the senate, ana thiS was
the fourth time he had been SO honor
cd.
The bill licensing the practice of
optometry. which was fought and de-
fcated at the last session, was reported
iavorabiy yesterday morning by the
House Committee on General Laws.
After it had been amended so as TO
make the proposition local option in
nature, the bill to prevent chickens
from trcspassing was acted upon
favorably by the Committee on Gen
cral Laws of the House at the meet
ing held yesterday morning Mr..
Throckmorton, the patron, agreed 10
the amendments. which will be put
in force by the Boards of Supervisors
IOf those counties desiring it, The i'm
pounding fee was cut out. and he JUS
tice is to decide the value If the
owner does not pay the gum prescribed,
the chicken becomes the property IF
the man on whose property IL tres
passed.
No fewer than twenty bills, the pro-
duct of the commemorative Attorneys
Association of Virginia. were offered
in the House yesterday by Hugh y.
White, of Rockbrldgc. They deal with
many points not now covered, includ-
iiS amendments to the contributory
negligence acts. modlnca lions of the
employers liability law and such mat
tcrs.
bill offered yesterday in the House
by Mr.. Jennings by request, would
provide that an assignment of wages
to secure a loan of less than 5000 shall
not be effective unless accepted In
writing by the employer.
Mr.. Cox's bill requiring factories to
put in safety appliances. such as
guards about dangerous machinery
and stairway rails. was reported
| favorably yesterday morning by the
| House Committee OF General Laws.
One Senate bill was killed yesterday
| morning in the House Committee FOR
Courts of Justice. 1t was the Thorn
| ton measure allowing attorneys for
the Commonwealth to require peace
bonds. 1t was intended. it Is supposed.
for Alexandria county, but the com
mittee condemned it without stint az
making a prosecuting officer a Judge.
1t was pigeonholed by unanimous vote
The bill which would make railroad
companies pay employees in motive
power departmcntS-shopm en---at least
! twice month, was favorab1y reported
yesterday morning from the General
Laws Committee to the House.
Two divorce bills were orercd by DR..
c. II. Rolston. in the House. One stip-
ulatcs that court may In it's decree
say that the guilty party shall not
marry again, and the other would
allow courts TO have the evidence given
in open court.
There seemed to be no opposition to
the bill providing longer hours for
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

FORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY %. 1912.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Harncy Norfolk. NOR
Shsndise and passengers. Old Dominion Ling.
steamer Hampton Roads Graves Norfolk
and James River landings. uncrcandtse and
passengers, Virginia Navigation Company.
SAILED.
steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk, MGR.
ehahdise and passenger. Old Dominion Line
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domesttcs o. staple character and wash
labr!cs- In mems wear circles the tradc is
stated 10 be OF larger volume than current
reports would Indicate. An auction sale OF
StiHs 10 take pace Tomorrow has brought
many buyers to the market
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Members of tho General Assembly
are being invited by Senator Saxon w
Holt and Delegate T. w. Milstead. both
of Newport News. to attend the annual
dinner of tho Chamber of Commerce
of that city. to be held next Tuesday
night. The Virginia delegation in Con
gress Is also being asked TO be pres
cnt. The idea. of course Is to advcr.
tise the shpbuilding city. Tho plan
Is to leave Tuesday afternoon, after
the legislative session, and return
Wednesday morning.
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Chicago. III, January Observation-Disclosures
~" head. Market weak. Beeves. Hsoa
10 Texas steers. :.i0QJ.so: western steers
'f-Sp Is: st"ckers and feeders s3T5a6cp
COWS and heifers S!.95--s.5o; calves. 5000;
'9' Hogs-RHceipts 800 head Ma-ke,
f'|5 Q $40: mixed. sa.s"Is25: heavy. .5.s5g,
$50: rough. sj.s5T6.lo: pigs. si.35S5Eo; bulk
81 sales. 80. Sheep Receipts Is.ona head,
Market "eak. Native. s5.2iI+7J: western
"7.'" Ny; rchr!inSs si.,rTS.si lambs nm
h''' H"N $50; western. s5dS.Sn
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Nc" YORK.. January c3.--.Beeves-Recepts
- head Nothing doing: feeling weak.
.a!yts-Rec.I?ts Isl head. Very Ilttic doing
ceiling weak. Nea!s, s7n 1871: cults, $3.50,
,earttngs ana barnyaFds s3G 40: westerns
vs." 100 sheep and I.arnbs-Receipts 4 70
mead Very little demand: feeling weak
Sht"r. $50 Il i.:5: exports. $3.50: cui!s, san
80. .anbs, ti.I5H 30: culIs tia4.;0 Hogs
receipts 5,or) head. Market steady 20 weak
Light 10 heavy hogs $3.50 CSC. pigs. gn
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HERE AND THERE
IN THE LEGISLATURE

After half an hour of argument,
which was purely jockeying for posi-
ton, the House Committee on Agricul-
turc yesterday afternoon set the
Throckmorton milk bill for public
hearing on Thursday afternoon, Feb
ruary l, at o'clock, in the hall Of
the House OF Delegates. The patrons
wanted to go into it at once. or.
barring that, on Tuesday night next.
lie feared delay
Edwin p. Cox and Daniel Coleman
represented the opposition. They said
that they had many people to be heard.
and wanted time to prepare. Chief
Health Officer Levy. of Richmond, was
about to leave for New York, to be
absent the remainder of the week. DR..
Levy spoke briefly. saying that many
cities would have representatives pres
cnt
Mr. Throckmorton wanted only ono
hour, and said delays In hearings
caused defeat of the measure at the
last session.
James Bcllwood OF Chesterfield, en-
tertained the committee with map
showing the dairy situation in Wis
consin. and the large field of cndeavor
Virginia Is missing by not developing
the industry.
The senate will meet to-day at 1890
and the House at 11:45. The meetings
must be IN advance of noon. because
e tch act OF Congress, which pro-
vides that United States Senators must
be chosen in joint session at the hour
of u O'Clock meridian.
Advocates of the Jordan enabling act
Will be In force at the Capitol this af-
tcrnoon at o'clock. when the hearing
Will begin before the House Commit
tee on Privileges and Elections There
will be, 1t is understood. a good many
advocates of the proposition who de-
sire to speak.
The portrait of the late Senator John
". Daniel. which will soon be pre-
scented to r. ". Lee Camp of Confed-
crate Veterans, was on the floor of
the House Of Delegates during yester-
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House, would make punishable by i'm
prisonmcnt in the penitentia:y any
false statement made TO secure prop
erty or credit.
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b~i'imcrc. "id Ia7rary . -wrca,-nur..
SPOT, contract $50 coEn-S,endy. .p,,
S"niraei, '"e. Oa;s Firm. 80. . white. va
$!d LOG.
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State employees. when the matter came
UP yesterday morning before the
House Committee on Onccrs and Of
fees at the Capitol 1t was under
stood that the heads Of departments
agreed that the hours be made from
o'clock to O'Clock, except that they
may close Mt o'clock In the sum-
ncr. But IL seemed that ccrt,.in de-
partments should be added, and the
bill went to subcommittee composed
OF Mr. Montague and Mr. Throckmor-
ton, for rodruft!nG and later report.
The new manuals We're distributed
yesterday TO the members. They con
tain the lists of members. thar dis
tricts, post Offices. committee assign
ments. rules of the House and tho
Constitution. 1t is regarded az the
most artistic work turned out by
Superintendent OF Public Printing
Davis Bottom.
Burglary with explosives i. 10 be
made moro serious onense than
plain burglary, If bill offered In the
House by Mr.. Cox IL enacted. III
makes such crime punishable by not
less than twenty-five nor more than
forty years Imprisonment.
The only changes made In the hotel
law by bill offered by Colonel Har-
wood are that II is made to apply to-
hotels Of more than seven rooms in
stead OF more than ten, and that the
fee ls made from $3.50 to s25, instead
of $40. so as to make them more
elastic.
The fiscal years OF State depart
10 I,,,,
10. instead of September so, in bill
proposed BY Mr.. Kemper. in the House.
The Senate and House Committees
on Finance will hear tonight, Ia joint
session, the claims OF cleemosynnry in
stitutions for appropriations for the
next two years. The educational In
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tsaies az Union Stock Yardsl

NIVIi.HUND LIVE SIOVk MAEKET
tsates az Union Stock Yardsl
Richmond. Va. January % 1912.
kepc!t OF the live stock markc, Tor the
week ending January - ,:li:
Receip's-CatiIc, :ii head ralycr ,fo heaa.
Sh"cr. . head: hogs. 5,%6 head
Natt.s- Best steers. s., q sNc. medium TO
so3a, % 2 ds.; common 20 :a:-. A.. Gs5-. hes,
htieTH. 'i=n6c.; medium to good u. II 5i.c
common TO fa!r. iri i.c.; best COWS a, q b,
n'diuin I" good. -. Il sac: common to .a!r
- f"'ic. best oxen N5isc.: fair To me.
niiHh' q i'sc.; bulls, g. 4l2c.; calves 7i.9s
go. " heeInm, SHsitc. Cows and
caves s-"tl"v0 per head HoSs-tsest heavy
hos<. %. rs>"' good 40 20 iso-pound hogs.
''s1 sc !isht hogs and pigs 5A,R5i.c
SOUS and STAYS. su9c. sheep-Best sheep.
80 u ''.e' common TO fair. 81: a 3i:c; hest
i"inDs' e'+ a &C.; common 10 fair. 4,sl5,.c
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stitutions will be heard FIR a to-mor-
row night
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

Nichmond Va January 81. 1912
Following are quotations on the Rich.
E'ond Tobacco Exchange
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
EepOrteI BY BOD xrr. AfcC,rh. q q.

peiefsouEG Va. january 22-is.au,t.-
ranish-stfndy: email Spanish GiE,c pcr
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