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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-23

TREES TRANSPLANTED FREE
For all orders received this week, !
will dynamite and transplant the
trees free. Can furnish large
shades. Eight years of actual ex-
perience. II. r. Parker, Phone
green $40. 2O-Ct
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-23

IEIT'S TO EAT WE HAVE IT.
w. j. LANE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR TRADE-Well-l located city lots
for livestock or land. Write or see
]. C. Payne, Dees, Okla. 1876
| SELL AND RENT TYPEWRITERS
and handle ribbons, carbon paper,
oil, etc. G. P. Selvidge. Phone 80
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-08
SOCIALISTS WILL H0lO =
- PIcNc NEXT SUNDAY

\
Local Ewauna Socialist party will
have Q picnic and sports next Sunday
b tAs sro0 s.sSertl distance abovs
the heaA Of Link River. on the west
side OF the, Upper Lake. A boat has
bssn secured TO take those TO the
sroands Who do not desire to drive.
5As orlSs q ths day viii be . ball
sxns. raets. dAlsiag and various 9TH
= eanss. fhs iplIowins program has
bssa srraPesd;aS ..
ia n. foet Faass. -
50 yard dash. ledlss race. free fol-
all over II ysafs Of age; prize. ons
pair is-batt6n silk gloves. value.
$3.50. donated BY the Golden Ruiz
store.
rs yard dash., boys' race. free fol
all between The ages OF - and II;
priep. eae pair Of racing Shoes. value
es.se. AoaateA by the Golden Ruiz
stere.
81 ysrl sssk raaA Dse and hoys
free foe an; prise. hat. valued ai
oS.So. donated by the Boston store.
- yasl dash. boys race. for boya
vulsr ~; prise. ess hpx 'Holsproof''
hose. valus oi.ss. donated By the
pogl1anl stese. q
- xaEa lssA for girls under -;
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-08

prise. drrss. value ss.os. donated BY
Atkinson's store.
so yard dash. for girls between the
ages OF i2 and II; prize. one pair Of
shoes. valued At $3.50. douatsd ~
Rich & Van Bsiien exclusive shoe
store. I'm
100 yard dash. mems race. free for
all over II years Of age; prise. one
hat. value $3.50. donated by the X. X.
X. Store. 1s
2p. m.---DancinG In the pine grove
adjoining race track. Music will b
furnishsd By Knapp's orchestra.
Busscs will pick up passenssrs
along Main street from Tenth street
west. Arrangements have bssn made
70 run sasolins launch bstwesn
shippinstoa and the picnic srouo1s.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-08
CONGRESS DONE
..:::.M MIDDLE MONTH
LEADERS or BOTH HOUSES GET
TOGETHER ON DATE or CLOs-
ING OF ,Ln0IsLATIvE OPERA.
United Press ssrvies

United Press Service
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Aug. a.
Discussins the canal bin. the senate
adopted ansndmsnu reqesiss the
prohibition agsiast American regis
irsti0n for foreign built ships for
foreign trade. but these will not be
permitted to carry foreign mail. The
amendment also exempts from tolls
all Amerieanh registered vessels In
foreign trade In the event that own
ers win agree 10 allow the United
States government the use Of the vss-
sells In time Of war.
Leaders Of both homes Of congress-
have fixed the time Of adjournment
a. August l1tA. n = saDesesA tAae
the senate viii complete the consider
alton OF the Panama canal bin today.
following last nights action approv-
Ing the free passage OF American ves-
sells BY vote Of ~ to II. i"o'
The only stumblins' block for the
Din now b the senate amendment per-
mittins railroad owned vessels free
uss Of the waterway. The house has
prohibited the passass Of such boats
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-08
l,,n. MOVmn RAD.
aAxs srArE oAES

SALEM. Aug. s.-The state eosis
Of health has condemned the hos
hou.. a, the state asylum for the ia'
sane. superintsadset steiner hs
bssn aosiAsd that the house must es
put In . sanitary condition or b as't
ishcd within thirty days.
Durins the last session Of the ss'-
ilaturs 2Npssinisaslsai Steiner eai'es
tho a,tsntisa, NJ }, ihs Law maker "
the great nssA Of ~ adequate sse
hosss for the Insane asylum ans
asked for An appropriation Tor ss~'
Ing such . baildins. His reausS ~
turned down. ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-08
TRACK LAYING
TO Be RUSHED


PORTLANISi4As. s---"You can say
II - strongly 49, like ,ha,'ths line
which the Harrissan interests are
throwing across the state from the
eastern boundary westward will be
the double track of that system be-
tween Portland and the Oregon Short
Line. and that the line viii be COM
pisesd all the way across the state
with tho same spsed that the work In
now being prosecuted In the Malhsur
Canyon" -
This statement was made by W. p.
Davidson. president Of the Oregon &
Western Colonization company. who
has arrived from 81. Paul to inausu-
rate the most comprehensive immi-
grafton and colouisation campaign
ever undertaken In the state.
The Union Pacific has more than
1000 men at work now In pushing
the line forward from the Short Line
junction At Vale. and 10 centering ita
construction efforts now on the big
tunnsl through Malhsur Canyon.
thrss-auartsrs of . mile long. and be-
Tag driven through solid rock. 4 con-
siderable stretch OF track has been
laid. and ] have II from the best Of
authority thar the Union Pacific In
tends TO continue its line straight
scross the state 10 . connection with
the Deschutes line at Bend. and that
this new line will bs the second track
Of the through system from Portland
10 Omaha. phahn ss.ii 200
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-08
STATE PEN IS
NOW IN CLEAR
INSTEAD ~ RUNNING HEMiND
PRissDN IN NOW kHEPiNG WITH.
~ LIMITS AND N CLEAR
FINANCIALLY

nsAi.Eh. Aug. s.--Thai the psai-
itsnusfy h nov clear with the world
from a financial poin, Of view. aud
that he will be able TO pull Il through
without = deacisuey. WAS the declara-
tion made by 0ovsrnor West. when
he discharged Superintendent q. W.
James and relieved other employees Of
their positions. the tnstitution. he
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-08
Stubs LOOKS
CLOSE WINNER
LATEST REPORIs INDICATE TINE
nfAFT ,sORcRs nAvE CONE 10
cDMPLEFE DEPnAT IN rHE
gAxsAs, ,rRsNARlEso isIlRs
United Press Service

United Pres Servtce
TOPEKA, Aug. .s.-Rsturns from
The vsssws counties ars eenins b
siov. The latest reports indicate
that sssbhs has dsfsstsd Curtis for
~ ssoatosiai noniaatioa. II truss
-wwsuit WIN givs the progressivss
Of the state.
The latest returns are increasins
- ajoritiss a the Roosevelt elect
tTa.N u.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-08
BIG DAY Y
!. At Crater lake
SIXTEEN AUTOMOBILES AND OSE
HUNDRED VISITORS ND LAI IE
p IN, ONE DAY-ARANT PLEAs3D
OVER AUTHORIZATION

Superintendent w. r. Arant caps
down from Crater Lake shis mob
Ing by automobile. He IL very muph
pleased at the news Of the passs r
Of the appropriations BIZ for ssAs.of "
for roads and Improvement In Cra(s'
Lake National Park. 100000 Iol
which b 70 be available sach year
Mr.. Arant states that the travel u
the lake IL Increasing all Of the tirtc
On Sunday sixteen automobiles ahd
100 persons visited the lake. which h
the highest number in one day tfi'
season. III
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-08
llIlsIM AUDIENCE I.
.,;;,s3 .;;;s * 9. /, ..,2.Elj0ys ,;FMf PLAY

There was not : dall moment DUR
ins ths ,sntirsn prsssntition Of ITO,
morroy"l by ths hpers,Ethisr COM
papyi lsst lisht at the opera house,
1t wsa PA Of ~, bsst plays BY the
he'fo seapasy stla& Aas lshoYnI y
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-08

We havs some very e<sirsbls
street prop2rty tor kk--S,eph'{
Hunter asaItS Co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-08

. Cavalry Commsndary
S$NYKA ....'., =, D, .s..,.s. ", meet IN r.
=" day evening. August
10th. ats D. M sharp. TO confer the
Order Of the Temple and the Order OF
MAlts.lhD 9fEi qiii lanol! Glnp 4
After the work the Sir Knights and
their ladies will repair to the banquet
prepared Tor them at the Hotel Hall
ssiu. scheduled 70 begin at . p. m.
Ladies' swAitipg room IN the hotel.
All sojourning Dir Knights are cor
daily invited TO attend with their
ladies. - BY ordsr of the Eminent
QommaNAes. ba yahHoM ,bqatbaW
L. ,. wILI,lTs, Recorder.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-08

says. Was running behind at the 10.
oi s;oo q month. Eeonomirins 10 sa
directions Was tho only way. hs state.
by which q deficiency ~ the inssiss'
ton could be avoided.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-08
Spring Chiokenk
And hens. Nd plsntX/6f them. At y
* ,s,i =. ..s s..s .:.ss,.s'A''1'''' 'A'1''

Sunday will BE- q day Of sntoym@
st the Socialist picnic. $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-11
AIR BRAKE MEN
END CONVENT ton
wahlert' of Texas Pacific, Adj
vaneed to Presidency of
Association.

et.inS st Louis as the n,soo 60
-" convention, the nina,.,
,, meeting Of tho American A..
',1 association adjourned vns.nr
''o' nlhS after having beon in 60,
81" since TUESDAY, in the Jefferao,
io'ei auditorium The time for M
"@Nt convention was not .nno,,
""' VIII he decided upon later bv ~
executive committee w
according TO its usual custor, a.,
'Ssocia,lon moved each of tho oniccre
~ one step the president retiring
Followng is the list;
resident, ~. = Wahlert, Texae
Paoiiic Railroad. First vice President
w e. Hatch, Canadian Pacific Rail
way; Second Vice President. 7. II
Alhers, New York Central Railwav
thlFd Vice President. II. j. SIattory
Denver and Rio lirandc Railway.
secretary. +. NJ. Ncllis. Westinghouse
AIR Brake Company. Treasurer. Otto
Best Nathan Manufacturing Company.
Executive Committee---F. w. Dow.
Eric Raiirnad; c. H. Weaver. Lake
Shore and Michigan Southcrn:l C. w.
Martin, Pcnnsylvania Railroad: r. j..
Barry. Ontario and Western r f..
Lyons. Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern.
Before tho proceedings were
brought to an end. the last reports
of committees were read. and rcsolu-
tons passed thanking the people Of
Richmond for the entertainment, ana
reception nf the ccnvention. Nest of
the delegates lett immediately for
their homes in various parts of tho
United states and Canada.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-11
Chesapeake & Chic RAILWAY

$40 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES News.
h'-o A.--Locai-Daiiy--Ch'vii Ex Gun
Thurmond.
ts;oo A-EXprcss-Daiiy-N OLD Pon,
'!e;oo A.-Locai-Daily-Lchbs Lax C. ForE.
~, P.-ETptesS-Da !ly-Ciu.. L'vilie
tiop Observation-Disclosures n Sev.
300 P.-Locai-Daily-S. News. Old Point
10 ai-Daily-Gordonsvils
Bridge, Clifton Forge
SOS P.-L!mited-Doily-,i fb,c,.
lilo P.-Eapress- Daiiy--CincIunatI. I,viii.
'Sieepers. tPsrior Cars s'
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMoNp-Io..
East; s:lb A. n, 1850 p. NJ. 1-rouKh from
East: ii;ao A. NJ. $50 +. NJ Local s,o,n
West: $50 A. N. 5:55 a. n and 7.jI % ~
Though $50 a. NJ. 100 Z. ~ and a:so p ~
James River Liue: ''s:ss n. NJ. sAs p ~
''Ds!ly except Sunday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-11
Atlantic Coast Line
The stnndard KnIIrood az N. s,..,

Inc Standard Railroad of the South
EFf EcTlVE MAY Eth. 1871:
iHAlNS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida ana South: s:I5 A. 81. ANA
100 T. II. leo A NJ
For Norfolk ''s:io a NJ. 900 A. NJ. $500
~ NJ. $40 NJ. "T.55 p 81
For n. 6 W Ry West. s.ts u ,o.,
a ~, $50 & 81. a..o p ~
..t Fg5 pet.isours: 100 4 N. s,6 A. NJ,
=, = -. go a NJ. 400 a. NJ 1000 A.
~ "'M T. N. $40 p. ~. SOS p NJ 7:co
y NJ ''i;6 p NJ. go p. n. HAS p. ~
r roT noIdseoro and Fayetteviiie: .i:iop.M.
rams arrive Richmond daily: SOS A Nj
SO a. n, s:55 A. NJ. .s:z7 A. 81 ..,s - a.
Al. 'll:+o 4. ~. ''il:45 A NJ. ...co p ~
N m NJ s;es r NJ SIS P: 81. 500 r.
Except Sunday. ''sunday only.
ane-'o. arslyal and departure ana ron.
hcctions not guaranteed.
c. s. CAMPBELL. D. p A. xas u,,, G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-11
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALI. RAIL LINE TO NoRPoI.K
schedule in Effect May l.. lsis
l,eaSe BYRD Street station. Richmond. FOR
r. NJ, '+:io p. NJ. b7:s5 p. 81.
FOR LfEcHBuRG AND THE WEST. .si,
~ ", 1000 A. NJ. a3:oo p. NJ. .3..n p "
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: 6f,,to 4
81, e!tG a. 81. -s.S p. NJ. DOCS r. "
ii;ao Il. ". From the West: .s:fJ 1 W
400 Il. ~. h!:io p. NJ. sos r. NJ .e.us
"a, DAILY: anslly ex- sunday. bsunday only.
". n bEsibL- c. II. BOsLEY
A. hoanoke %. p. A.. Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-11
MARINE INTELLIuENoE.
roRr or RIcHMoNp. WAY 10. |

PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 10 ,a,,
ARRIVED
N'eomer Brandon. Hsrncy Norfolk mar.
'nan"lse and passengers. Old Doms,,on Line.
,s, dil,ef aurora Furman. Petersburg and
'enEers. Furman Line o psS
SAILED.
"'esn"r brandon. Harncy. Norfolk ,,or.
'"SnuiSe ana passengers, Old Dominion f,ipe
.Ie'iner Mohjack. Graves. Norfolk ans
"cnShrs, virginia Ma sIsation Cnrnn 80 p's-
nteamcr aurora. Fmrmnn. pstcrsbmrr a,o
=. . 'utnes river landings. merchandise and ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-11
Lay the foundation for future
by opening a savings
account
Manchester National Bank
National Bank Of Virginia
Capital 81, 200, 900
Surplus Profits S 100000
Account solicited
Ninth and Main Streets.
ssfeaInhpats
nIii nnMIYInx IINn

Lv. Eiehmeai :cct % Ash 81. 5aily,5.co =. NJ
Leave Newport .,ews. A VI
-N'i''S
CONNECTS wi;n main line steamer. ,eavinr
$oriuik tos New lJiE amy. except sunday
90 l.. vi. cchnecttons also made by ~ K.
W. Ry. p. NJ and q. & .. Rl. at = Al
Night line stesmers stop al Ciare,nunt 10
lana or receive passengers on signal ana
VIII be met by public conveyance
VIRGINIA :'ANIGATfON co. t,snec.,y.
March nJ.--James River by dsyIiGht for
Norfolk and Old Point Newport News and
ali James River landings steamer leaves
Monday. Wednesday and Friday ut $3.50 A.
y. Freight received for all Jaiues Rive.
landings. Phone Madison IFS.
Naln Ticket Office. SCI Il, Main street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-11
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

i'b".iE k t-AtkIER OF TIE SOUTH
Trans Leave Richmond.
~, - o!lo"ins schednie hgnrsS publish
ca as Information and not Guaranteed;
foF hs south-paiiy: $40 A. NJ Local
~, 80 u, 81, EHpress 800 r. NJ Isxprcss,
WITH electric lighted Sleeping Ger Tor Al.
iahta ana Birmingham. nI5 p. NJ Exprc.s
week Days 5;oa l.. NJ. Local. -
YORK RIVER LINE.
i:3o =. M.-Daiy. --Connectinr for R,,,,-
more Acn Wed, and Friday, $500 A. M-E1-
sun ana 2;l5 =. A.-aon.. Wed. and Fri.
daS-LocaI go
Trains Arrive Richmond.
from mo south: $50 a. NJ. $40 A. M
;.pp a. "a spS A. NJ. daily: 1855 EI sun
from west Point: ?.3o a. 81. daily, 1i:so A.
NJ. Mon, We'd and Fri. p. NJ E1 sun.
s. e. BURGESS. ID. p A.
eo' u Main at. Phone Madison ga.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-11
sEABoARp AK LINE.

sopthhound trains scheduled 70 leave Rich
mond daily: a:cj \. M.-Locai 10 NoriIna
l:29 J.. d-Sleepers and coaches. Atlanta.
Rjrmireham, savannah. Jacksonville. Gas
y. M.--s!eeners ana coaches. Jacksonville
n;ei y. M-Sieepers and coaches. Atlanta
Birmingham, Memphis. NeTthbound trans
scheduled to arrive in Richmond daily;
1850 Is. NJ. $40 A. NJ. .c5 L. NJ. $40 p. A.
Local.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-11
NAytL STol,re.

e1~annah = Ga. May io.--TurpcniInc-Firm
d. 1"17" $50: sales l.S1 SKIS. receipts sol
ass shipments 62s casks stock 1856
oa'ks Rosin-Firm: sales 1877 barrels re-
ce'pts 2,5uS bsrrelF; shipments 1866 barrels;
stock 1l.SHi barrels. Quote: b Ssionsi5
stores market to-day-holidsy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-11
RICHMOND Hay MARKET.

loose pressed largo bales. Is q, d ,ssn
Loau your cars SO that hay MT door, ron
'es 5 contents and thus avoid ,eiec,ton,
win mrs market grades .inay in sccordsnGs
ci Clan me rules Of ltha Nationsl nay Asso-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-11
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DRY GOODS a1aRKEr.

New York May lc-The cotton goods
markets remain generally firm ~ith the de-
SIX is steady. .Tobbers Were NOR ST3,sfi~S
IN consequence OF more favorable weather
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-11
ctTTLB MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
t..,AleS Irninn Etn..1. 49,

tsales a, Union stock YsrdsS
Richmond, Va Nav 10 III,
Hepori Of live stock market for tho week
ending May s. 1879: '"' "'eH
best steers. 9M1isc. medium r. good s4p
90 common to tsir. AGg5i4c nest heitcr.
~ 81 &C. medium 10 good, oISi:c. common
10 tair' fpi'.o.; bes: COWS, ~. a SC medium,
5000, fE9oc common to fair. S93isc. !:
80 oxen 7Hte.: medium to good 81 n
@hc'' bulls iN5i5c calves extra. HAS /.
ialr 20 medium "a ei5c. bes; hogs. "a .
. ,.ns noxs and ,piss. s+a7c; sows and
s.dss' oteb.c; best sheep. iis25i.c corr
mon 10 fair 5d4c hest lamhs sn 80
8 P "a TO- tnir i:sa5l5c spring Lambs. 4ff
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-11
RICHMOND AND CHEsPEAKE BA,
RAILWAY COMPANY

Schedule OF electric trains TO and from
uion signals: Lv. Richmond tgroad and
LAUREL Stsp '6.c5 ''.ie. $40 s.io .'io:lo.
li.i0 a. NJ; iio. 2:l0. am. b4:io $40 go
= s., 100. 500 he:oo 1000: eli 90 A. A..
'i2:eo 81; 'rcp, 2:on 400. AGA. 5:c9. 600,
or 500. be.oa 100 r NJ
Daily. excep; sunday .'sunday only.
bCarrles haEEaEc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-11

Elee. Ste

sales. Stock.
Allis. Chalmers .........
100 Aliis- Chalmers. pfd.. .....
$50 Amalgamatcd Copper 80.
100 Amer. Agri. Chem. com.
~: SN'S9 Amer: Beet Sugar, COM.
$50 American C6n .............
II 800 American Can. pfd..
leo Ame". Car and Foundry.
lco Amer. Car and Foun., pfd
~ American cotton Oil.
l,lO American LinSeed OIL.
sp American Locomotive -.
100 Amer. Locomotive. pfd..
3S Amer Malt Co. pfd.
100 American Smelling ......
1.sHo American Sugar .......
go Amor. Tel and Tel. Co.
Sp0 American Tobacco, com.
Sn American Tobacco. pfd.
500 Anaconda Copper .
300 AtchisOn
200 Atlantic Coast Line
a c. l. of Connecticut.
200 Baltimore and Ohio 80.
+.N Bethlehem Steel. conn.,.
200 Bethlehem Steel. pfd -.
90 British Amer. Toh. co. .
.0 Brooklyn Rapid TRANSIT.
Zoo Central Leather. com. =. :.
$500 Canadian Pacific ........
ap Chesapeake and Ohio.
itt Chicago Great Western.
2,to Chi. Mil. and st. Paul.
10 Crucible Steel Cor. com.
20 Crucible steel, pfd.......
100 Chicago and Northwest.
go Colo-ad Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
LOO Consolidated Gas ......
Delaware and Hudson.
100 Den. and Rio Gran, com.
l"l Den. and Rio Gran. pfd.
3p Distillers' Sec. Cor. go.
''S Nv, Erie ..................
200 Erie. list pfd. .........
Fed. Min and SIN. pfd..
Geo. w. Helme Tob. Co.
$50 General Electric .........
2.l0o Great Northern. pfd. 49,.
200 Great Northern Ore ctfs
800 Illinois Central ...........
$50 lnterboro- Met. ........
S.2eo Interboro- Met, pfd.......
%" Int. Mcr. Marine, conn.,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-11
RatIrolans


Underwater and Western Raiirohd.
SPECIAL SCHEDULE FOR SUMMER
MONTHS OF 1912.
between hichmond and Farmviile.
On and after Monday, Nav IL. ara
nhtil september 10. passenger trainn
Tor the accommodation OF summer
day. between Moseley and FsrmyiiiaI
leaving Farmvlle at 43o A. M. and
arriving at Moealey 7:21 A. NJ and al
5Rirhmond. oy the Southern Railway,
Returning. passengers will leay.
l'innnond, via southern Railway at
Il. VI Mosele? AT 1905 2. NJ, and ar
rive Farmville I r. NJ
II. b. GRIGG.
General Passenger Agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-11

New. Orleans. May lo.--After an early aa-
vance In the cotton market to-day due TO
E"oc cables and a wet weather map nriocs
tased off under proni-iakins by longs and
inc withdrawal OF bull support, the ln,t
prices showing net loss of 5Glo points
poiuts " Va "''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-11

bales: to France. Sic bales; to the CONT
nent. Hi'2c5 bales: to Japan. AIS bales
Total since September l at nil ports-Net
Ieeeipts' u.'se' so bales: export to Great
Britain. ioo5,$4s, bales; TO France 1ri5 ;es
bales TO the Continent 4l5s.77s bales; TO
Japan +',ii1 bales; Mexico, seoe bales
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-11
New Y ork
Stock Market


New York, May lo-The day on the
Stock Exchange was marked by I'M
usual apathy for the greater part of
The session. and few Important price
changes under the Very close. The
movement was pcrfunctory and pro-
icssional throughout, the inertia re-
sulting chiefly from the fact that
neither bulls nor bears displayed any
great amount of initiative. except in
certain issues which lack q public
following. Tobacco stocks We're quite
active. with rise of 1-2 points in
American tobacco. American cans
achieved a new distinction by selling
higher than before. the preferred go
ms TO ~. and the common to ~ Is
sales "a noon were 4 little over ZOO.
oot shares, Of which four issues
Tinted states steel. Reading, Amalsa-
mated Copper ana Union FaciAc--con-
lri0utsd oyer 30 per cent The clos
ing was dun bat strong with many
not gains Of a point or two in the
active group. and as much as points
In some II the speculative spccialtles
Developments of the day included
the report Of the United states Steel
Cooperation for April. its untitled
tonnage for that month being 100000
tons greater than in March. thereby
exceeding general expectations. re-
ports cf another increase in prices by
oue of tho more important of the steel
corporations adjuncts. and forecasts
az the weekly cash movement pointing
tc a large gain by LEGAL institutions.
The bond i..arket in general was
more steady but with no appreciate
increase OF Investment interest Total
sales. par value. S3.l54.ooo.
New York. May 1o,-Money on cali
steady; 3-403 per cent. Time loans
INNER, SIXTY days and six months
: 1898 g.; per cent
Prime mercantile paper to 1-2
per cent; Sterling exchange easy:
81 S4a5 Tor siXtyday bills. si.ss75 FOR
demand Commercial bills. $3.50 -.
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"a Hmore. Md May Ib-wnea Firm,
$40, Go"iree' s. eois corn-Quiet. Fpot.
f -ff,o no, 'eH'H 80 white.
lif not quoted "''''9
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co. Com
mission Merchants. Richmond. va)
Richmond. Va. Nay 10. 1872
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUoTA'TIoSs or
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

,.,, H!Vhmond. Va, May u. !sl,.
. Glowing arc the quotations or 10 p,.,
n. 2il Tcbaceo Exchange '"e i''en-
BROWN AND OLIVE S.rFN,,r,,Y.
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bead VT, III Nay Observation-Disclosures z-o
. .fap' Market lower steers. ssaS5n siIso
1900 cows S8q5T5, calvcsgpscs,,n,o, n ~,
fow NJ mat tx &c higher. veals. s.@s.7 -;
T,a,,S. a. W; cults. s57s.So Sbosn 49,:
ttS IN Receipts 1890 head Cod ana
: XXI nm others steady. riipoes - Stpek
cippe9 e' ia,,,, 'G?5ae5c; cuis. ;:7sq -.
p'lnF iamhs. ss17loon Iiors- -, ;. n ~;
s. ). MARKET higher a- ;7.75asa5 10
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.a5a sratH closed Wheat--No rod Il =.
No hard SliS:4t30 Corn-%a
'5e ne yeliow, as. a56i,c osty-
49, aoSssc" standard. 6Alq SIC
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G2'ion gr'e' ana steady. rnlde<nF ftt,t
fEost receilts 3oci haler sales -a asles.
t5oek ih5,s1 bales eapGrt % the T--,t-.-.
80 oalez coastwise i.7i} hole.
Total to-day ~ al Torts-,y.t ,a,ef,,s
7%esi saiet: export 70 Great Britain
aeEiso bales 'H
f'enseidated o; all portH-.Ne, r.ee,o,.
y - Saief, fHpori ~ Great Rrtatn is,
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Nnieaso' III May 9.-Cat,le-Eecein,,
$50 80 head Market duh ard snrslv s,aad,
Heeves' 5so@9oo, Texas steers. S. 90 a.
Wcstern stecrs. }Sa01I6o: stockers .nI
feeders, 5000 $50. cows an dhciSors M ~.
80 ~, caves. S@H7.5o Iogs-Recespts !, oao
c "ean Market averaged shade higher. I'm.
go. yea yea. Light sI.59 a175. mixed SIS
PES S5a 30 bulk Of saies. $3.50 so
1000 head Market ,,a..or
%a t I've fb Tor sheer hn lambs icaaso NJ
neuillnS' s6H.S.25 lambs. nati,c - on 80 800
western. So q 1900 H'''"" 20
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Quotations for interest paying bonds are
a. = Piico I" which interest must t.e added
Income zones ana certificates OF inie0teu-
ners 4ro aat