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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-16
ICE IN RAPPAHANNOCK
DELAYS RIVER TRAFFIC
conditions REMAIN Upchnngcd-Cnro.
line Farmers Holding Tobacco
for Good Prices.
Ispecial to Nc rlmes.Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times -Dispatch1
fredericksburg. Va, February Is
Ice conditions on the Rappahannock
fiver remain unchanged. There is no
communication between Baltimore and
Norfolk on the lower Rappahannock
kirer with this city, as no steamer
mas been able to reach here since
January 4. The people of the lower
part of The river have communIca
t'on with Norfolk. one of the stea MGR.
OF the Maryland, Delaware and Vir.
ginia Railway Company. making irrer
war trips between the Rappahannock
ana Norfolk as conditions permit hut
is unanic 10 keep up any scncduie
Even this outlet is a great adynnia..n
us supplies can be brought, ana oysters
ana shipments made TO Norfolk, where
an outlet can he had TO other poiuts
Cominunica ton between the Rapaa-
hammock River and Baltimore has pcco
cut OH Tor some time on account Of
the ice blockade
Wills sharpe kilmer. of New York
9t"'c, VINO mas handsome estate on
the Nappahannock tilver in Middle.
sen county, mas made a proposition to
me authorities OF that county to turn
iooSc a large number OF phcasants nm
"ef condition that laws Dc enacted 10
Prohib': the killing or capture Of tho
pheasants for a period of three years
so as TO permit OF their breeding ana
multiplying. The supervisors hav, ;.c
ceptcd the proposition and have order.
cd that for period OF three years II
snail be unlawful TO XIII or cap,ur.
al any time, day or night, in Middle
seS county, any species of phcaSnnts
the pcnaity FOR violation Of this order
bcin4 iine of not less than s. nor
more than $50 for each oTcnse. =
The adjoining county oi Caroline -
one OF the best tobacco counties n,
the State fcr growing tine grades 81
the crop. last year tho or, was ;,
hiG one and but little Of II la. been
soid' owing /" weather conditions. Tn,
planters are holding II oil for goon
rrices an'! for seasonaDlc weather IN
winch 10 handle IL. Whcn the crup ia
put on III market it viii bring n
handsome sum to many OF tho com
ty.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Curtis was opelatcl on
!'r APPENDICITIS At the Mary Wash-
instoI Hospital mere Yesterday ~
Dfs. barney. noggett and smith Toe
operation Was successful AMI her con
ditun IS improv.ng
pr Roy IS Flanagan. OF the state
Board OF Health in Richmond will dc.
ilNcr lecture here Tomorrow even
.iiG IN the runi.c school buhdin. he
'ore nc puolic school ana me Civic
"riter'hrn' 'luh. on the subject, THE
--"d'tal irSrection OF school Chill
drcu."
Little Mi@, Caroline Rose. daughter
OF AIR ana MTs. George Rose. formerly
OF tnis CITY. was run over and instant
~ Killed bN q trolley car in Norris
vic, Ia. So St.rday. The family has
been residing in asnrrisviilc for inc
past year The little gill was return
h's from .ohooi when struck By the
car.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-16
NV yuWk i;oDi7Cr M\,,,,.r

Sow N"'F. F'hruart g. i '"ur-cGHe, Eye
f"g pu.et. BncEwhcat Flour. Cornme,I
nrd hafl"y .a'oNny i'ye %u."' Wheat
Sr"i 'Ay y" rcd. ,ic.'t elc,a;r,, ...pnrt
sh.is and S..pii. f. .. D. nhIat. Fu,ur, !.
lp~et e net lplNer Mas. sos isis:
Iull, SD corn Barely steady Iruini,s
h"itiu' oat STEADY futures uomiu,t
hotG Stead' ~, Firm. GU Meats
3Ai"' t- r. ~, and lurpenine ,tcaGy
t".!u sad W""i-l,u.et Molasscs ana ltic.-
H'ch"N sugar kaN aud refined .tcadc
'"G"e t'UtG-e ciosed t,eadv at a nt, dc.
!ilr - 81 10 r"sAts. SPOT, steady. Isio NJ
90 '''s', S"uiVs. SO. :. jiis islaa.r mild
GGi"i 'ord"yo. 1.pi,ts,. uou,u.i ,:u,tcr
-i'ss} 81 a"s' I'm Gags Wedh i,otn.
too ---irt. gulsr. Gavin ~. .,.ul., ,l II
caangfd r'rcgat- ana rcuuuj incharrsa
Ie'iohs''i %" M-s rrn tor Fahgu..rv o..
e"N'rne 60, Us.attd .ap.t. v.,ic ,i,,,,s
M ,tT, irNel url'r raucred ianida,lon. H.
i.Ibrpe,, "' p !afr nad r0;i"n
,"'''S '"''" l-piNi, nct higher and
o,Sir j..f. Ju-,s 1tstl-5, n.,, ri ''
.ai's; DO. sEi:liu"i y.itoq. NO.. a. -, ,.''
'''- ''- -lin'noF white. 30
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND FEBRUARY is. Isi,
ARRIVED.
steamer Berkeley. shelly. Norfolk. mer.
chan und passengers. Old Dominion
Line.
steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and
passengers. Furmsn Line.
Steamer aobjack. Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings. mercha ndise and pas
EenGerc. Virginia Navigation Company.
sarge Choptank. Ereei, Baltimore. guanc,
Old Buck Guano COMPANY.
sarge James McNslly. Bother. Ncwpor,
"cNs' va. Euano Richmond Guano Co
Barge virginia. Evans. Baltimore. guauo.
Richmond Guono Co
SAILED.
steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk, mer-
Tnnndise and passengers. Old Dominion
steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise ami
passengers FurmBn Line
sarge currltuck. cordrey. Eikton. wood
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-16
AUTHORIZES new
RACING DISTRICT
National Trotting Association
Ends It's Biennial
Congress.

New York, february 10.--With TIE
election of officers and the AUTHORIZING
OF new southern racing district, the
biennial congress of the National Trot-
Ting Association endod yesterday, Tho
BOARD OF directors of the Southern
district are: Senator Joseph W. Bailey
of Texas; Samuel Walton, Of rails
NILS. Va, and John Early, of NASH
vile, Tenn. i. Z. johnson. OF Licking
ton, Ky, was reelected president OF
the association.
Changes in the rules effected to-
iected to-day included the adoption
OF a report or the rules committee pro-
riding that horses with records on
mile tracks shall be allowed three
seconds when racing on half milo
courses. Starters hereafter mus, re-
port to the association any suppress
sion or misrepresentation OF the time
taken in races. Failure To do this will,
result in starter being expelled
Despite warm debate against the
resembling of the rule prohibiting
Il -pples. IL was decided by n vote of
295 to 81 that hopples may be used in
all classes except the two. three and
four-year-olds. David Bonner. of New
York. and j. NJ. Johnston. OF Boston.
were strong opponents to resembling
the rule prohibiting hopples. which has
been In force two years
Before Adjournment the horscinen
approved recent suggestion of Major
General Leonard Wood. chief OF staff
of the United States Army, that a su-
perior standard OF horee should be
bred for the cavalry and artillery
branches OF the army. resolution
was adopted that the tro:ting horse
men would cooperate in any way they
could to carry out the governments
desires in this rcspect
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-16
- . - '1---1s-H. -
NOW DIsisT0I.. TENN.-NA.
Name "f r"*t-Ofiice Changed To Meet
Eltstiut, Conditions.

t3pSC's1t 70 Thc 1iTnrS-IIispatch.l
HliStol. Va. February l5-Post-
master y. j. Roller OF Bristol. has been
ADVISED through the Post Office %.
partiarnt THAT the name of the Bristo,
posi- ONO" has bern officially changc,.
~ ordcf 10 meet an emergency on tti
state lirc here. Officially the office ha .
be'n DESIGNATED as Bristol. Tenn. ey.sI
since the civil War. although one-hnlf
INC patrons arc Nirglnians. the city
IN. TWO states. Tho Office will from
m. ..n, tiIhc forward be designated a.
Bristol. Tenn, Va"
nat this change in the Official name
mas neon made is taken to signify that
'hc idea OF establishing separate
St-"il'ce Tor Virginia Bristol has
necn abandoned. The matter OF estnb-
iishthg a second pos.-of1ice here was
"i"on discussed a few weeks ago, and
~ mat time II was underst God that
PRESIDENT TAFT had promised Con-
Srcssman Slcnp that il might be done
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-16
Cheasapeke & Ohio Railwa,

f:to A.-LOsdI-Da ily-Nsw Sewl
$40 A.--Lorai--Daily- Ch' Vile. Elk sun
Th1rn.one
700 A.-Erp ress-paily--Nortnk Old Point.
rlo:0 Local DAILY Leh,g. Lex. C. Forg.
's:v P-EhpTesS~iIaIiy--..i n.-L'vllie
tt:oo neutrality-suspicious. " Sevs
b;eY i.oeai-Dai!y-N. Sews O,d Point.
$40 Extraordinarily Ciordonsviiic
s:lo f;-Locai-EI sun.-LchDr. Natural
BrIrYe. clifton Forge.
's.35 P.-I.InliB-I-DaiIy- .,.ncSi'u ChIxo
'il:0o P.-fxpTrss-Dsiiy-C 'pclnna:. L'yiIl,
'Sleepers. tPar!or Cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RiCEMoND-Local from
East: s:ia y NJ. $50 p. NJ Through ,ron
East: 1850 y. NJ. i:33 +. VI. Local from
West: 500 =. ~. 1856 A. NJ. and ISIS r. 81
Through; $40 y 81. a:s5 r. II. and $3.50 T. II
James River Line 's;25 \. u. Gas T.. 81
:. DaMy Except sunday.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

FNf.MIEk LNKRIER OF THE SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond.
). B.-FoilowtnS schedule figures publish.
ed as Information and not guaranteed:
For the south Daily: $50 A. 81. Local
io:iJ a. NJ Ex?ress. 500 p. NJ. Express
with electric lighted Sleeping car for At.
lan,a and birmingham. ll:i3 r. N. Expires,
Week Days: $50 + NJ. Local.
YORK RIVER LINE
1880 p. M.-Daily.-CJnnectng for Bar
iimore Mon. We'd. and Friday. 500 a. NJ
EI. sun. and ::id T.. M.-Mon. Wed. ana
triGay--iocal.
traps Arrive Richmond
From the south: 6::-1 \ ~ $40 A NJ
eco +. NJ. s:H F. ~. daily: l2:t5 FL, Sun
From West Point: $3.50 y. 81. daily lI:z5 A
Al. Mon. We. and Fri, 49, T.. 81 En SUI
s. E. BURGESS. y. l.. A.
so K. Main 81 'yh"n. Madison ga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-16
New Y ork
Stock Market

New York, February 1S-Under the
leadership OF Union Pacific and United
states Steel. the stock murket devotion.
ed moderate strength In the first halt
ers. as we'll as Great Northern prefer.
rcd. Canadian Pacific and Reading, mi
proved point or more, and smaller
gains were made by most other STOCKS,
In the afternoon prices eased OF and
net changes in most instances were
OF small consequence. The movement
was another illustration of the irreso-
Lutte. confused state of speculative
opinion at present The market APP
parently has reached n condition OF
equilibrium, while traders await the
effect,
The widest movements were among
the less active issues, a number of
which were dealt in Ut rising prices.
Fluctuations of these stocks attracted
the more attention on account OF the
dullness of the standard issues.
The copper stocks responded to re-
ports of better tone In the copper
metal market. II ncavy foreign demand
and the strong statistical position
shown in the fornightly statement of
the European visible supply. wni>h re-
vealed a decrease of 2.i00 tons.
The statement OF the country's for
eisn trade as whole In January was
as favorable as had been predicted
ndications of broadening demand
for short term securities led various
corporations to CeBin negotiations
for such loans. Exchange rates do
clincd to-day. the market being inilu-
cnced by sales Of bonds for European
accounts. Trading in the bond market
shrank propor;iouately with the trans
actions in stock. but ~riccs were reln-
lively better sustained. TOTAL sales
par value. s2.256ooo. United states Us
coupon declined A and tho registered
is on call.
Total sales of stocks to-day were
2ST,200 shares.
New York, February 1b.-Money on
call steady, . Lace l-2 per cent:
ruling rate, 3-S: closing bid. IA;
offered at . 5-S Time loans frmtr;
sixty days. 3-4 per cent. and ninety
days. 3-4GS per cent; six months.
2@s Ia. Prime mercantile paper,
1-2@4 per cent. Sterling exchange
steady, with actual business in bank
ers' bills at s4.s4a6 for siXty-day bills
and at S4.s715 for demand. CONNER
cial bills, sA.s3 l-2. Bar silver, 80 o-S.
Mexican dollars, As.
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Cotton, quiet: Iniddlins, 1880 net receipts
so bales: gross. 1854 balee; stock 1872 SIS.
bales; export to Great Britain. I.i72 bales
to the Continent, 10 bales; Coastwiee. l.7ei
bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Sst receipts.
1856 bales; export to Great Britain IS, sSa
bales; TO France, 1900 bales: 10 the Cont
nent co.es7 bales; TO Japan. 3,5i3 bales: stock
lS4l.:6S bales.
5oneoidased at all ports-Set rece.pos,
ols4c bales: export to Great Britain eiS?5
bales; 10 France. 24.SS3 bales: TO the Cont
nsnt, iS.saa beics: to apan, i457S bales: 20
Mexico, a40 bales
Total since September at all ports-Net
receipts ?.i+c, ?3a bales: export 10 Great
pViHain. SNoo-Sa5 bales; 10 France. ao1ISS
oales; TO the Continent. 2il2Sio bales: to
japan. a2l,i'l bales Mexico. Ass bales
New Orleans. February lS-co,tou futures
opened steady at decline OF lni points on
Indifferent cables and the report that a
prominent buil interest !iQuinted heavily
Yesterday. The market closed steady al n
decline OF ul3 points. One rumor was thar
mere had been split in the bull clique
ne MARKET was nervous and inclined 10
SAG all the morning. Prices nuc,ua,ed with
IN narrow limits. In the afternoon session
me market was nervous, and At times ex.
c!ted' BULLS were determined buyers carly
IN the afternoon and put the trading months
'Q9 points over yesterdays close The aS
vance did not hold. and at O'clock the
market was Sas points under Yesterdays
c!9se; spot cotton easy and unchanged:
intediias' lol7c sales on the spot i.l25 baics
ana S3o to arrive. February. loy; March
p.SI: May. 1871; July. l0as: August ioE.
1851. Ne'4oe'
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Raflroapa
Atlantic Coast Line

EFFECTIVE JANUARY lst 1872
TRAINS LEAVE RICHSoSD DALI.
For Florida and South: S:is A IL and
f:G r. II. 1000 p. NJ. 400 - n
For Norfolk: 300 A "a. 500 r. N. t:is
For y: & ". Ry. wc.., s;:s a. w. 1906
A. "a. 500 i NJ. $50 T.. AZ.
For Petersburg: l:oo A. A.. s:i5 A a.
6:lS A III. 800 A. IL. lo:09 A. r.. SEQ p. III,
$40 =. ~. $50 u. NJ. T:3S T.. N. $40 r NJ.
il:t5 y u.
Fo. GoIdsboro and Fsye,,evlIie; ..ie q II
Trains arrive Richmond daily: go A. NJ
$40 a. AZ. $40 a II. a7:0o a. NJ, .s:E A.
"a. :lo:i5 A. N. Ii 40 a. 81. $500 r. Il.
"i:45 p. ~. 500 i. 81. s:3s T.. NJ. S 90 p 81
500 T. NJ. 40 p. II.
'Exeep, sunday. ..sunday only aExcep,
Monday.
Tim. of arrival and departure and con
Iecilons no. Guaranteed
c. 5. CAMPBELL. ID. p. A.. SIS Main St.
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uNY G0lps MAEKEr.

SECS York. rcbru.,ry ,s.-Th. COIN.
MARKET holds Sicady with. bt,tcf ecncruJ
demand reported on domesiics and Xash
i.ori i. .iHe demand for w"olcn suitings II
.ie"dy' and there 10 - sooG demand for
fancy worstcis for fnll delivery. .Ioh,nps
irport u steady trade '''
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Richmond & Petersburg lecsric Railway

cars .eave Man@nest=r. Seventh and PER-,
streets. foi Petersburg:
%. Z. S. % 10. II. q: a. A.. !, = e. g. g.
-'j:l5. 'L. :. s. - 10 T.. VI.
HOO r. IL. for Chester. 1890 midnight .,
PETERSBURG.
street. Manchester:
1a:i6. SIS .'i.i5. rs. $685. 1885, 'lo;a5. iI.ai
a. NJ. LEO .i:S5. 2:3S. s.aj. 'i:a,. o:3. s:3.
'.:3l. S:S0 s.!S. 'i0:tv 40 z. *.
italy except sunday md aG!ldays
'Clrries nascoSe and exprsas
"Limited. except Sgnds5. and HOLIDAYS
All cara rom Petersburg connect with
-. IOI ttIcit.noud.
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kI,i.MOND AND CIr.sArEAKE UA
RAI..,Shy COMPANY

schedule OF electric .iains 10 and from
hd. stopping u intermediate station,
Gron ais1'a' ~. Rlchlnond iBroaG and
Laurel Sts.i; '6t5. .1:lo, S:l9o. 9:lO -'iJ: To-
iI:!U ~ ~. i:iQ. 80 a:l5. 80 6.ID 6:25
i:lr. s:ldo. io:lo, I.:i5 =. ~ ~ Ashland:
800. 40. s. 2b 70. ''li y NJ. ~ NJ .. !.
}, !. %. c, 4. 5. 81. II p. u
oaiiy except SUNDAY sunday only
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-16
>oittuLk AND WESrER,; RAILWAY
ONl.E ALL. Raj. Ilc.E 80 NLLI. L,lAr

NUKF ULh IND " u, EFt!' NAIIWAI.
ONLY ALI. RAIL Li%E 70 NORFOLK.
Schedule la effect January ist. 1917
Leave Eygd Street station. ri :hrnond FOR
NORFOLK: 'y:uv ~ NJ, 'S:Ov T.. ~. I:lU +. II.
OK LfNclHuEG MD iii = WESr: .sl.
a. NJ 1867 y. ri, go T.. n..'.;cVI. NJ
Arrive Rich from No.!olk: ali 40 \. ~
'6:.i l.. NJ, -i!:20 J.. VI. F':om the Most: &c: 10
y. 81. a-.'u IL. ~. bl:i3 l.. ri. $50; T. 81.
'9:N l.. VI.
,DH.!y "Daiiy -" sunday. D$unaay Uu!y
iu.man i'hrioT ANA sleeping cars.
w IL. BEvII.I.. C. H. BOSLEY.
c. T. y. Roanoke - y \ R!cnmonsI
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Wilmington. y. G. FShennry sp,r,,s
Irpcni!nt-- Steady At re- r.c,ln,s i.
,ashs Rosin-,s'oaAy 81 $50: rcceir,. 10.
"A.fe'... Tar-.i'irm At $50. rec@!p,s bar.
%" rccelp;s ''''" ''Y''
savannah, Ca, r'chruat, IT, rur,on,,,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-16

Firm OF iTl.o l7'ac.; sales !sa casks: receipts
Sii casks shipments 10 casks: stock 1880
rashs' kosin-Firin; sales iiss barrels: re-
ceipts az barrels: shipments 1926 barrel. 4:
stock 1887 barrels. quote: - 1850
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Merchants and Miners Transportation c.

Nur;oi, Il Session. Msss..
f5tSiuciirc, Il. J..
Steamers leave Sortolk FOR Bos;on-D Daily
Keep; Thursday; for Providence. Mon, Wed
and sat. at =. NJ. Passengers and freizh,
taken ali lew England poin Tickets
on safe .n.Ce c. Il O. ny. Il. q w. Ry
g. H. bowman. .0S East Mat:.. md rtishmont
ranffe' Co. so Fast Main
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BOND LIST.

Ills n .:ners 80:
-imeTlcah 'fobs.co OLD Observation-Disclosures. a5N.
American Tobacco old Hs................. i:0tc
Atlantic C"as; Line Isl T. ........:........ 9si.
~ g. l.. and y, col. II. is....:....... 96Ss
y G. J.. COW IL On Baltic. bid ........ loai:
Chesapeake and Ohio conv. il:....... Is
Lisee.i $ Myers Observation-Disclosures. aiIs
i-iggctt * Myers Observation-Disclosures. 1874,
Lori!lHrI Company Observation-Disclosures. al,
Lof.lIs:d Company Observation-Disclosures. l:2i.
Horioik ana NesterG tonv. is........... 1851.
Seahcsrd Air Lin. stamped iS.......... :
Seaboard Air Line adj. Observation-Disclosures. 7aN
southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. ~.
southern halfway Observation-Disclosures 1851,
United state. Stsc Observation-Disclosures. lt7T
VIRGINIA Brown Bros Ctis.......... 80
Virginia car Chem Observation-Disclosures. ioe!s
~. NY anu foW'F 60. Observation-Disclosures. q
Mabash t-.......,.... ..,.......... ~,
Mhbash-iy!tts lcrin. !st Is c:ts.......... 2S,e
tan"Ha IS. Isl Observation-Disclosures. ......... 1913.
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Why? ASK MIR. Bowman

BECAUSE HE KNOWS. He save. you
money and furnishes TRAVEL without
TROUBLE 10 all parts OF the WORLD.
FREE APPROXIMATIONS BUREAU. Phone
Madison 5ij;
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OLD ponisioa LINE.


~ Eicnmond foot :: Ash ST. da!y.7:oo r. "a
Leave Sewport &cWs..................5:o9 A. N.
arrive NoiEolA..s.. A. ~.
Connects with main limo steamers leaving
Norfolk for New YORK daily except SUNDAY
w. ny. T.. NJ. End {. O. Ry. "a, l.. ~
S:ght Lille sieaniers stop a; 1laremont to
land or receive passengers on signal. anu
viii III met by ri.c conveyance.
VIRGINIA NiyTGhTiDN CO.--JaIn<, Rive
by daylight for Norfolk and Old Point New
port News and All James River Iardinxx
Stcnn.er leaves Au Wednesday T. d
Friday NJ 100 A. VI. Frnight received for
all James River landings Phone Madison !IG.
Mnir ThErt OEirr. 81! f. ?tir tree:
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET,
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
tSales at Union Stock Yards)
RirhnInnd

I'iciihN.>D LIVE STOCK MARKET
tSales at Union Stock Yards)
Richmond. Va, February To- 1872
Report OF the live stock market for the
week emdn February Y:
Necelpts-tattie, $40 head: calves 81 head.
ehtep. II head hogs. $3.50 head
Best steers. 81, TTc.: medium to good. 81. n
ee' common Ia ialr. fsdiSc.: hest heifers
e'suoc.. medium To good. t,:n5ltc.; common
10 ialr, iuilec. best cows. iI.oa5c: medi,,m
80, "eSt oxen % 5isc.; Ia!r 10 medium
tf'i,ac.; bulls. ~ "a i,sc.. calves, 7ef7Mc':
:lir to medium. 5Ws,sc. Cows and Gales
s-'tt"uo per head. Best heavy hogs tts ~
ctG'' G"od, 100 to iS0-pouad hogs g.. q s. Is
ishi hoSs and pigs, 5'.W6,4c; Rows and
s'"ss; 'ntc:' best sheep. 3,zail.c.; common
10 iair a'"H Sisc.; bes; lambs. ei.S7c.; com.
mon 10 far '.agSlac.
nnicaro; IL; February i5.-ca;tic Receipt.
o'?p' head Mnrkc; steady Beeves, $40,
80 Texas steers. $'.66 q 30; western steers
'hsa' stockers and feeders, sAS1m6o: COWS
ana hs!'ers. *:ldT'.l5; calves. s57; as -
ii'ss : Keceipts 500 head. Marke, Sc. h!sn.
eT Light S..So@ 80. mixed. s5fos,a-a;.
gsayS' $500 :.:1's: rough. s5..oa t.ei: pig,
S'-"~ 80; bulk 81 sales. s5u6.n sheer
h,teipts .i'oa head Market strong. M.
i've SIX $50; western, S3sOI4s;. 49,.
lihss $40 1915: lambs, native a;sfs-:.
western. Sis9uS7l. go 30
Neg York, February iS.-neeyts No ,ras.
,ns' Ing 'itauy Dressed beef auiat s.,
~ Ga!Ees- Receipts &" head. Marker
s'''"!' I'nis, Nf' t".S"; calls SjEi5;n. born
yari and Westerns nominal. sheen and
Lam os-- Receipts 5.2ia bend sheen -,
."th''s. GLOW. Zoe. lower: three ra-s ,,u,,I,,
LOGS tteeip;s 500 head. Market fir.n =.
'''''f 80 pigs steady at sids!l
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Leave Richmond
| Arrive Richmond
ACCoMMopAIIoE IRAlhs-wEsKnAYs

Leave Byrd 81 Sta. 90 =. n. for FreScrlcksburs
Leave Elba Ste. $50 A. ST., 30 y. u. for shiaua
Arrive Byrd ST. Sta. s.2b AN. from Frcderichsb's
ArrlIe Elha Sta. Go n. 30 r VI. from
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SALES At bOAN M.
s.ria So, old-S.ot1 Al $50.
rIria Centnrlns-o on a. SEli

Quotations for interest ~ wing bonds are
a; price TO which interest must be added
Income bonds ana certificates o. indebted
ross are nat
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

FURNISHED BY Levy Commission Co, Com.
mission Merchants. Richmond va3
Richmond, Va, February Is. 1872
MARKET
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$. Stock.
Allis-t,hnlnlcrs 49,.

Allis-Chnlmcrs ...........
Allls-Chalmers. pfd..
3.So Amalgamated Copper .,
800 Amer. Asri. Chem, com.
100 Amer. Beet Sugar, COM.
American Can .............
iO American Can. pfd.
Amer. Car and Foundry
100 Amc:. Car and Foup., p1d
100 American Cotton Oil.
Amer. l.inSerd on.
American Locomotive -.
lQo Amer. Locomotive, pfd..
Amer. Malt Co., pfd.
800 American Smelling
l,lGo American Sugar
~ Amer, Tel. and Tel. Co. f.
l.lW american Tobacco. com.
iG Amer. Tob.. pfd., ole.
- anaconda Copper .......
= Shlsol .........t.........
Atlantic Coast Line.
y. (. l.. of Connecticut.
~ Balt moro and Ohio.
l,s0p British Am. Tob. Con-.
l.lp Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
20 Central Leather, com. 49,.
1900 Canadian Pacific
1850 Chesapeake and Ohio....
Chicago Great Western.
l.S@ Chi. Mil. and 81. Paul. /.
60 Crucihlc Steel Cor. com.
3i5 Cructbie Steel. ptd.
100 Chicago and Northwest.
leo Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and southern. :.
IN Consolidated Gas ....,.
loo Delaware and Hudson.
Den. and Rio Gran, com.
leo Den. and Rio Gran. pfd.
800 nistillers' Sac. Corr.
4,lor Erie
10 Erie. lst pfd.
100 Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd..
Geo. II. Helme Tob. Co.
General Electric ......
so Great Nodthern. pfd.
90 Great Northern ore ctfs
81 Illinois Central ............
Lac 1nterIoro-M u. ....
3.2aD lnterboro-M Met. pfd. 900.
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K!'hm"nd Va. .'ebr.arv \. 100
following a'e ihr 4uuiasIvua ga M. Uich.
nond T"ateec ENchnng,:
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