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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-03-25
Nh6h Liberty le License.

Liberty is the portion Of people
who delight in humanity, who revere
justice, despise sfattery and yenerate
truth. While you are not such a peo
pie. o my fellow citizens, in vain will
you talk OF liberty. Instead Of liberty
you Will have licentiousness, and to
that you will all in your turns fall
victims You will ask for bread and
will get-dead bodies! And at
length you will bow down your necks
to the yoke, and find your vile refuge
in the rk1e of a p0t.-Mme.. Ro.
land, Address Before the Revolu.
uona1y Tribunal" !"
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-03-25
Brief Census.

In a~certain town of Vermont there
was a lively widow maintaining
boarding house, who was Joined In that
enterprise by her brother, a widower.
= Now it 80 chanced that their very
first guests were young widow and
her father, who had recently lost his
second wife. An agent from tho as,
sociated charities came to investigate,
case Of distress in that neighbor-l
hood, and this was tho first house she
hit upon. f.....s. - ,.....s.-. ---..'.
: g'"Of whom does your family consist9"
she inquired of the MISTRESS ...s
"All remnants!" was the reply.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-03-25

X X x ~ = kk+tf ~ \ !
HOW 70 FIND
Y The Northern Minnesota Devel.
opment Assoc ociation ImmigTar )
x ton, Commission Quarters. So
< Third Street. South, Minne.r}
apolis,
* Is t
* G For the benefit OF the readers =
X of the Pioneer this notice will
X appear in both the Daily and !
x Weekly Pioneer for the next six !
X month. =.
X - On leaving the union depot !
X turn to the left and continue up
x Nicollet to Third street, CROSS !
< ing that <thoroughfare. turn to !
~ the left and proceed half a 1
* block, toward the spostoffice.
X From the Milwaukee depot
x turn to the left on Washington ]
X avenue and continue to, First
x avenue, turn to the left and go
X one block to Third street and
* then one half block to the rignt. s
* Daily Pioneer will be found
& on file here. . >'...-' !. ..t- -
X ka+i< <@<@<< %+% , X +
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-03-25

=. Honest medicine--made to make
you we'll and happy Tubbs Bilious
Mans Friend-makes the whole fam
lily better and better natured. City
Drug Store. =
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-03-25
The Fruit that Never Fails.

The Fruit that Never Fails.
Though crops may fail from year to
year ...-l. ..-.r.--. 7. r..
And leave us very sad, ....--
There is one fruit, it doth appear, q
That's always to be had. !.
In apples, peaches and in pears
A shortage may be found, ~
But constantly in life's affairs
The lemons passed around. d.
1t greets the simple signing swain,
1t scares the soldier bold,
1t bids the statesman oft complaint
| And in finance tbs sold,
So if no lemon you would choose
When dinner time appears, "
Insist they furnish for your use.
Good golden grain belt beers.
T. r.. Symons, local agent.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-03-25


Fire meeting will be held tomor-
row night. Lunch will be served.
l.. L. Beckwith OF Minneapolis, is
in the city for few days on busi-
ness.
Attorney E. f. Mcdonald left this
morning for Crookston on legal bus
mess
Always something new at the Hen
rionnet millinery parlors. Call and
see their line.
Mrs. Earl Cell left this noon for
Duluth where she will be the guest
of friends for week.
G. NJ. Blessing of Grand Rapids,
spent Sunday in the city returning
home on the night train.
]. F. Fennessy, Bert Harding and
A. Foote, of Cass Lake, spent few
hours in the city Saturday evening.
Miss Mabel Anderson has been TAX
en- to st. Anthony's hospital. Miss
Anderson has been i'll for some time.
Go to Hakkerup for photos.
W. w. Barron of Brainerd, visited
friends in the city over Sunday, re-
turning to Brainerd this morning.
E. A. Schneider, formerly part
ner of the Schneider Brothers cloth
ing store, leaves tonight for Mime
apolis.
The @. E. S. Thimble Bee will be
entertained as usual Tuesday, March
26. Lunch will be served at 6
o'clock.
Hay 4oc per bale at Falls and Cam
eron.
Miss Irene Cominsky, who has been
visiting with her brother, Charles
Cominsky, leaves tonight for her
home in Minneapolis.
George Nye Of Park Rapids, was
in the city yesterday en- route home
from Clyde, n. D., where he has
conducted a horse sale.
E. E. Dresser of Madelia, Minn.,
spent Sunday in the city as the guest
of his sister, Mrs. A. NJ. CrOWell, re-
turning home this morning.
State Food Inspector A. D. Sibbald
OF Duluth, spent yesterday in the
city, going on to Blackduck this
morning on an inspecting tour.
David Gill will leave tonight fol-
Minneapolis where he will join Mrs
Gill who is spending several week:
with her parents in that city.
The magnet that attracts pruden
depositors to the Northern Nationa
Bank is the Government protection
afforded and per cent interest paid
O. S. Keay of Park Rapids, STATE
cruiser, came up from LaPorte Sat
urday night and spent yesterday il
the city, going to Park Rapids las
night.
j. a. Long of Walker, came VI
from Bena Saturday afternoon an
went on to Pine River where he will
visit his wife who is visiting he
parents.
Tubbs White Pine Cough Cure
pleasant to take. Soothes and salts
fes City Drug Store.
Mrs. w. P. Finnigan of st. Pau
arrived in the city Sunday mornin
70 attend her son, William Finnigal
who was operated on for appendicit
Friday evening.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-03-25
Town. of During.

Supervisors, Aug. Stomberg, three
years; VIM sjogren, one year: @l
Treasurer-Erik e. Johnson
Clerk-A. Heydrickson.
Justice-T. Stomberg. .--5 =
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-03-25

PILES CURED I'M TO IA DAYS
Your druggist will refund money If PA.
20 OINTMENT fails to cure any case
of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud-'
ing Piles in to, a days. Soc. .7
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-03-25

Tubbs Bilious Mans Friend.
Tubbs White Liniment.
Tubbs White Pine Cough Cure.
If you know them, you know the
good they do. We haven't seen any,
thing to beat them, have you? The
first to start your system working
right, the second for sore throat and
cold on the lungs and the third to
stop your cough and relieve the ir-
ritation of the throat. A seasonable
home protection. City Drug Store.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-03-25

A, dainty dressing sack'is both3a l,1x,
ury4 and "a comfort and is a necessary
adjunct to every womans wardrobe.
This design shows clever innovation
In, negligee garments: It is made In
empire fashion with the high waist ef.
feet back and 'front.' The sack, IL tuck-
Cd to bust depth in front but in the
back thestucks extend to theibelt. Chal.
lie, silk, lawn, or any dainty fabric 10
suitable for the garment of this ma
ture. s&s 2. . s.-fa g.. sssF...4.- >sG>5g
The pattern a(6661) is cut in sizes
from 80 to AZ inches bustsmeasure. To
make the sack In the medium size will
require 3% yards of AZ inch mate
rial. a.. s2.-=.. III ..~
To procure this pattern send 10 cents
g. Pattern Department" Of this paper:
Write name and address plainly. and: sbe
sure TO- give size and number OF pattsgn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
New York
Stock Market

Now York. February l6--The stock
market today differed in no import
ant particular from that of the pre-
codua days OF the week. Trading was
extremely light, and the usual leaders
steel, Union Pacific and heading
constituted much more than half OF the
total output.
The undcrtune. saving brief period
OF underlying strength soon after the
opening. was inclined u hcavineSS.
ali the speculative favorites selling un-
der Yesterdays low level. There was
persistent selling of Steel. which Was
supposed TO cmanate from prominent
Spectators. who were said 10 nave
bosed their operations upon trade con
di,tonS aud the Harrimans, which We're
y feature OF strength or the previous
day orinccd some heaviness with the
other active issues
rhr early rise i'll the Coppers the
most conspicuous feature of the week.
was d more OF less natIral result OF
another advance In. Rio Tintos abroad
The remainder of the list was with
out noteworthy change. except tor GER
tain spccuGlties, inc!uding American
Tobacco, which receded almost four
points.
forecasts indicate few changes Of
movement In cash. Ease of money ~
recent demand for bonds, due in
measure to this accumulation. has
flatteued out
The bond market followed the lead
az stocks in that 1t VAS dull and IT.
o50.oon United States government
bonds We're unchanged on call. Tota'
sales lol the day. 5o3,ioo shures
Ncv YORK rrbruary i6.-Money on
cai, steady. 2I2 i2 p"r cent: lu,tnS
rgtr. a: closing bid = offered al
II I'inic loans stcady sixty lay*
i-2m. 81 ninety days. 3-idfS. rs
months, 3GS Is. Primo mcrcantil"
.,-is u..tft nj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17

New Yotk February l5.--Flour-Ouiot and
easy spring patents. ib10d 5.i' winter
wheat Flour quiet, cornmeal--stoady. rye
and Bar.ey-Qu!oJ. Wheat--Spot easy. No.
red, i!@.ia elevator, export basis. and
si"s,a / o. D. anoat. 40. ! northern. Duluth.
l.t, Z .. aGoat. futures closed "a
ll.c net lover. May. Si.c5:s; july SioVl4.
Corn-Spot steady: export. 72isc. +. o. D.
Haoat. Futures nominal Oats-Spot steady.
Futures nominal.
York and Beet--s;eady. cut Mca,s-Easy.
i.ard--Easy Talo"-Quct. Petroleum.
STEADY. Wool--Csuiet. Teosin-Stcady Tur-
pcntinc-S;cady, machine barrels. 50 10 Mo-
iasses and N.ce-Stead%. sugar-Raw firm:
refined, nrm. Concr--fuiures closed barely
steady AZ net decline OF q points spot
quiet; Rio, No :, iii4c.: Santos. No. T. l5is Il
l6s,c.. mild. quiet Cordova. l5i1 q IKE.
nominal. Butter-Weak. Chetse-Firm EGGS
Unsettled rcthtoet-Stcady: European,
per 10. pound bags. &A+Vu:i5 Cabbagcs-
Stea ~ and unchanged Freishis and Pea.
/ mn s-Unchauged.
'ottonsced oil was steady tor spot, but
easier for futures under scattered liquidn.
ton on reports OF easier crude markets. con.
tnuod sales in outside trade and with III,
weakness In lard and cotton. Bulk OF IN,
trading was IN way OF switching March intc
! Ia ter month";. Fntu-ez closed 2qS point:
net lower. February. 6.0o95,5i. March . Ia
| 80; Apr.l. j.5j q Sol: May. a.2T5GS. June
| |S,J 900 prime crude. i.5iJA69, DO sum
| H.eE yellow. 15lG t.54; do winter yellow, 81
q "a. do summer white. 5.7595.jj
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Weekly Cntlnn R.ric,r.

New ! Ork, i eOtNaF\ lO.--l'TiCCs al cotton
early in the week had an advance. Later on
came sudden and violent downward reac-
ton Oh prcflt- taking by spot houses and the
general bull following and good denl %
ceiling rs the Waldorf Astoria interests. /,
IS not believed at ;Aesc prices tho acreae &c
VIII be reduced. The receipts OF cotton a,
the ports have been larSe. The short Inter
est was driven out by the aggressive tactics
OF the Leading huli7 and more lcss
shnky following on tn. hull side took is
place. The rise from the low point in the
middle OF December amounted TO nearly 81
bale, and according 10 all precedent, a
downward reaction. even II only temporarily.
was due. II came liut powerful Interests
are SIN aTrhy"a on the bull side. They
contend that tho weight OF the crop /,
really off tho market. even ALLOWING; for :,
grown crop OF 10000 bales and a CONNER r
cial crop Of liip,en, bales They contend
that something like -pteoo bales OF tie act
teara ahead, beginning with nest season, and
that, Of course. such sales must be hedccc
by purchases OF the present crop only to
be switched into the next later on and tina
these hedges must necessarily he kept good.
THIS practically removes that much cotton
from the present crop. 10 say nothing o: the
NEXT one ana Tor several crops after tina !.
Meantime Europe il doing an excellent
trade l.snchshtrc's interests have been mo-
NOTED 10y the recent sharp rise In silver
:N'So Inc dry goods situation in this country
y steadily, II somewhat slowly. mend!ns
Large spot interests m this insist that ;he
basis o! the recent rise was u purely com
H'r'iai anu legitimate one and that any
assistance from speculation is merely incl
dental and Tar from being the primary fac
Tor III the rise They contend that II is veiy
possible that there may he some reduction
IN the fertilizers cas-: of the Mississippi. and
also some failing of In the AGRA in sections
seeing TINT the last acreage was so large
that II produced mammoth crop and a
Ner! serious decline in prices. somcthlnc
witch may serve as warning to banks and
factors in making advances to farmers for
SUPPLIES. etc Finally. they insist that the
'Ppt situation IS very strong and really
constitutes tao sheet anchor OF the market
and that AS 10 New York prices I, glance
shows tina; they are far below the south.
here IS mighty Improbable. But prIccs a,
present arc undcr the influence OF long liaui.
dntsn and short selling and talk abou; a
great coal strike in Great Britain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17

NeW orleans. February l6--Sccrctary Hes.
tcra New Orleans Cotton Exchange s,atc.
inent today shows FOR the sixteen davs OF
f"hrutrN an increase Of the total over last
year OF J'''"' bales and an increase over
bales. - ''''VV
me amonnt brought into sight during the
pasi week has been 3sT.i"2 bales against ca5.
.' 'oi inc same time last year and ISL o9s
The arerasc since September shov. re-
Se!PtS ~ all United States ports, a4s35c2
na.es against 7.S2I6S last year. Overland
across the Mississippi Ohio and Potomar
rivers I" Northern mills and Canada ssl sSs
nh!cs against 'il,H.l last year: interior stock .
an tA'css o. those held at rho close OF the
IoilnieFcia! year s:i.Ss3 bales against ais, ~:
,a,t Star; southern mills takinys. i,5il ns
"aIes against i3s"ia7 last year
go Hrsr MAKE the total movement for the
l'' Gays 81 the season from September 10
d",e' E':eA@>' bales against lo.1s6,oes last
Foreisn, exports Tor tho week have hcen
.,"'s, h"ies against 1851 last year. nlakinc
nc '''hi mus Ear for the season 7iio6CS
'h,sa against h''slt5 last year
me io'hl taklngs o.. American mills
H"rth' south and Canada, ihue far for the
season nave been 1901 80 .palc. against s.o;e
~ ihst "ar These include l.kas,lS by
Nerthnfn spii'ncrs agnin.t i.6aiosi
stocks at The scaboard ami tho twcntv
Tine lchnihG southern Interior centre, have
decreased during the week sc,aoo bale,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17

New York, February .--i,rads,rccts to.
morrow Will say
cumulative Improvement IS The chief char
actcristic of this weeks trade reports De.
mdnd is expanding and bcttcrincnt is cx.
tending to thosc centres that have hereto.
FORE been particulars quiet As yct the
pace is only stcay. but seems IL he consist.
cnt, aud conservative optimism is develop.
ing AT greater rate. Mail order Concern,
ave done very well, thanks To the tcn,tenc,
I" buy IN small lots. and trade In dry soo.ia
wearing apparel shoes. groceries lnd vthc,
cSscntinls reflects the Influences of SLOW bui
StadN Improvements. Cotton goods confirm,
10 gain IN strength regards prices on,
l!ic after another being lacked up as ord,
books present better aspects.
Even The south has responded to the i'm.
proven undertonc of things. plgcUntunt /,
disappearing. especially from the lnr-.,
CITES. though come of Tho smaller centre,
or" VII suhcrins from pnrt,y OF busl,
In the iron aud steel Hmcs operations ar.
increasing but new business hn. tapcrcd on
somewhat while sIeCifica lions ON som,
toous nave rccedcd little. At tho sam.
tnne there is considerable rail b,,yiur IN
sisht' while the prospects Tor carly hcav,
plNlhs "i cars seem good
busincSS failures I'm tho United states 10,
tue week ending rcirmsry 10 were nj
asaihs' VIZ isst weel. ana s25 ~ tho Xix.
well, o. 1911.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
WORLDS Visible SUNNY,

New Orleans, La. February is.--Scc
rethry licster's statement of the
worlds visible supply ri cotton issued
to-day shows the total visible to bc
d,o6e,9l6, against G.o73.6ll last weel,
and 5.03I.iS5 last year. OF this the
total Of American cotton IS i.94a,oI6
aSainS i,375,65l last week and S.S9a.-
4sJ last year. and OF all other kinds
INCLUDING Egypt, Brazil India etc.
l,llS,ooO, against l,OoS."Go last week
and 1,i3S,000 last year
or the worlds visible supply OF cot
ton, as above, there is now ailoat and
held in Great Britain and Continental
year; in Egypt. 2Ia,000 aEains, 5000
last year. In India, 534,coO against
10000 last year, and IN the United
states, 2,050,00o, against l,40O,O0u last
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY ls 1912
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Harney. Norfolk, rncr.
ehandise and passengers, old Dominion
Line
Steamer Aurora, Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and
passengers. Furman Line.
SAILED
Steamer Brandon. Harns?, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers. Old Dominica
Line
Steamer Mobjack, Graves Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and pas
sep6cTs, Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and
pa isenScrs. Furman Line
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steamboats,
OH DoMISi0S LINZ

~ Richmond loot :: Ash 81 dsily.7:po PA
Le1En He"p".t ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90 ~ ~
arrive Nortole.......... A. II
Connects with main line steamers leaytns
800 i. NJ Connections zlso MADE by =; 4
W. Ry. +. II. and {. & O.. Ry. at r. NJ
Night Line steamers atop "a; Ciarcmon, Il
land OF receive passengers on signal ard
VIII bs met By r!!c conveJRncs.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.-Jn.n,. Rire,
port Sews and all James R!ver LANDING.
Steamer leaves Aur "Wednesday ard
Friday at 100 A. NJ. Freight received FOL
a! James River landings. Phone Madison ia
Main Ticket onice. SCI E 1ni. Street
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Cheasapeke & Ohio Railway
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PkENlEN tARKIEF OF THE SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond.
y. B.-Foiiowing schedule figures publish
ed Information and not guaranteed:
For the South--Daiiy: o:!0 A. 81 Locat
I0:iL a. N. Express 500 r. NJ. Express
with electric lighted Sleeping Car for At
lanta and Birmingham. ii:E r. IL Express
Week Days: SEQ +. NJ. Local.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$3.50 r. NJ Daiiy.-Connecting for Bar
t!more Mon, Wed. and Friday 6:o0 A. NJ
Er sun and .:l5 l.. M.-Mon.. Wed anu
f'riday-Locai
Trains Arrive Richmond
From the South: $50 a. NJ $40 A. "
200 T.. NJ. $40 r.. NJ. daily: l2:55 Ell Sun
From West Point: $3.50 a. n. daily. 1855 =
NJ, Mon. We and FRI. as r. ~ Elk sun
S. L. BURGESS. ID. T.. A.,
eN L. Main 81. 'Hhona Madison a73
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
CorroN MARKETS.

~" Nork February ld--Thc.e was Il
:ur'bet sharp breaE 10 the cotton market
aay. wAleh carried Prices ,tbou, 81 per bale
under ;he high records az last "Wednesday.
and while There was a rally % something
Ike ~ points In the alter aGlus. the inn
movement was not tnliy sustained. with the
o'ose cas- a, neg decline Of from 2lIi
points I'ho market opcHcd barely steady at
decline o. iplo points IA respons, 10 low
p Liverpool cables reiterated report. oil \
threatening aboi situation In the British
coal mines and talk a Increased Southern
n1crinss- There was heavy southern SELL
ing here during the day, which, however,
seemed 20 come from The larser centres,
tlrH as Sow orleans OF Memphis As OH
'.sIIy reported. the southern markets were
ttn9ia. y i,e loNer Tor tho day, and hayo
sa""n decline Of about :. q sc for the pas,
~" days comparing with break 81 oycr
cac-ha!; cent ln futures
Receipts to-day - 10 bales a-ain., q, d,q
last week ana 365i iast year To-day. ~.
Iei2ts at New olleen: 5.753 bales aga.ns,
ssa!nst sc. Jas, year. ana a, IIouston va.
a-!es os1!nst ioiS last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
Cotton StutistIcs.

liverpool, February l6.-Thc FOLLOW
ing are the weekly cotton statistics:
Imports, all kinds. 1875. ono bales.
Imports. American, $4,000.
Stocks. all kinds, l.l10.00o.
stock, American. 100000.
American forwarded, $1,000.
Total sales. all kinds. $4,000.
Total sales. American, $4,000.
l;nGHsh spinnurs' taEings. 90, 900.
Total export. 22,n00.
Quantity afloat, all kinds, 100000.
Quantity atl0at, american. 3i7,00U.
Total sales on speculation. 1900.
Total sales to exporters, $500.
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New Orleans. February 16.-Cotton futures
opened steady decline OF 3Gs points.
The market closed steady at decline OF
SO II points. Cables were somewhat better
Of overnight selling orders TO I'LL, and tho
Lupply of contracts more than the
market could absorb. Tho market was ner-
vons throughout the morning and made
quick fluctuations below and above yester-
days close, Late in the morning consid
eraI3!e liquidation OF the long interest was
al evidence, and Il evident that many
stop-oss orders were being reached on the
long side. When prices were ii6lo points
down nroit-takiag by short. assumed larg
proportions and caused partias recovery.
Sales on the spot J5o bales and S75 to arrive
CLOSING bids; February 1912; March. l0.o;
MAY 1851: July. lo&2 August. l032: Sep
tcmber. !V.s: Octobel 1926. Decenlnc 10. "a.
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Snfr ENllIch of SIInn

:, Cape Charles. Va, February 10
dScrnRr1 benson. OF Wetipquin Ferry.
uisW si'"oo from he bank ycsterday
morning and placed the money i'm a
safe IN his store. Last night some ono
imno seemed familiar with tho prem
.Ses 'o.k TIL" package containing tic
$1,000 from thu safe. when was mo-,
locked The thief overlooked another
package containing 5000. which was il.
thu. ..,ff -
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C1uCAGn G1,AIN ,I.ARKE1.

Chicago. H., February i5.-Despite numer.
BUS complaints that the winter crop In the
Contra! states showed signs OF serious dam.
age. wheat today finished at a net decline
OF }sg'4c The ANAL tone, however. was
n.m. Latest trading lot corn !4c. to "a s,c.
down; oats unchanged to &c. on. and hog
products less expensive by ~ q Ioc. 20 sc
The leading futures ranged rs follows.
open. Eigh. Low Close.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.
(kenorted hN Rndrnrs MrrnhA

CReported ny Rodgers. McCabe & co,
Petersburg, Va" February ls-Peanilts =
span!sh,--Market weak; small Spanish S7i1c
per oushel; Jumbo Spanish, s.Isc. per bu.hrI
pound fancy handpickcd. 3s,c per Mound
extra prime, CSC per pound. prime. 3isc
rsr pound machine picked 3a3l,, ~
hound; Smelling stock. 2isa Sc. per pound
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
DIX GOOD MAnEE.r

Ncw York. February l6.-Thc cotton Coca,
markets hold steady with prices on SOM
lines advancing: southern staple sinsha,n.
nave heen advanced and cotton shrunks ars
t!c. yard higher. Iobn+rs rcpor, fair
trade. and nearby retailers are dnplfcatinr
more literally than for gone months mas,
Domestic woods are hrmer and foreign Voc,
arc unchanged. Cotton yarn. arc higher
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ns''n.t decrease during the corresponding
period last season o; 1s.JI. and are nov
GiJ@i more Khan at this date IN 1909
Including stocks LEFT over at ports and
iatetior towns from the last crop AMI The
number ui bales brought into sight thus far
from the crop. the supply to date Is
l2.5s"'s- bales against ic.3Si 80 FOR the same,
period last wear