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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-19
REPORT ON COTTON
BY CENSUS BUREAU

Washington, March 1s-Cotton consumed
in the United states during February
amounted to 1928 running bales. including
23.09l bales OF lintera, compared with 533. Isl
bales In January and 4l5.2S1 bnles in Dccem-
Der, the Census Bureau announced this morn
ing.
Imports were 5000. equivalent Compound
bal les. compared with %. oj3 bales in Janua rs
and 500 bales in December.
Exports were 52o.9I1 running bales. com
pared with o0o.si4 bales in January and 1881.
Bs5 bales in December.
Active spindes numbered 3o,5ls.6I9 COM
pared with 80. S25.563 in January and 30 li6 756
In December. or these 1l.78s. ss5 were In cot
ton growing States and 1s77s63f In all other
states.
including l20650 bales of lntcrs. compared
with i5s0:3s bales January 81 and 1905 C3j
bales December 81. This was distributed as
follows:
In manufacturing establishments lo575,s
bales. including $3.50 bales of linters com.
l.1o4.I2o bales December 81: In independent
warehouses. 2252.0I1 bales, including ~ ~
bales OF linters compared with 1850 o7s bales
January 81. and 3,2@o.6l5 bales December n.
Consumption and cotton on hand Feb
ruary rs WAS distributed follows:
In cotton growing States, 235,7il bales were
consumed In February; S1G.i 49, bales were I'm
manufacturing establishments February o.
and 2.Oti,02l bales in independent warehouses;
In all other States. 23l. 49, bales were con.
sumed: i.oI.0s6 bales werc in manutactur-
Ing establishments, ami 2ot.?ao bales we're in
independent warehouses;
or The imports 90. $50 bales camc from
Egypt, 1857 bales from Pcru. =. 49, bales from
OF the exports. 1926 bales went to Tho
United Kingdom. I59sl1 bales to Germany.
:S.?3l bales to France, a. $50 bales To Itaiy
and 1891 bales TO all other countries
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York. March ls-1'he cotton market
NNe comparatively quiet to-day and nuct-
Uatco within a range Of or points With
inc close quiet. not unchanged to ? ponts
- decline Of 117 points and sold OF another,
point OF two during tho trading under 500 =,
Ncfihs hIuidutton, inspired by reports of
generally clear and warmer weather in tho
Sou'h anu some little disappointmcnt over.
me showing OF Liverpool which fully 70
Sponded 10 yesterdays local setback Tho
census report supply and distrihutinn
Nah given n hedrisl construction ny some
VINO emphasized The large domestic mill
stocks, amounting to 1885,. coo ON March n,
lheh's ana may possibly have eucournred
some Of the carly selling on the OF
Hann. the report shove ed a continuance ar
oru-breaklnE consumption. and. on tbc
W a seemed 10 oe considered about q STAND
on. %hlle the market soon steadicd IN FROM
INC opening decline on foreign buying COY.
rTihs ana scattering report from some of the
local spot houses. Reports Of a fair exnort
'ehand IN Inc Memphis market proba bIv
heipef the rally. which carried prices hal,
"a practically tho closing nruras of lac,
Mght While there was also some h,,,,i,,, J,
on private predictions OF renewed rains i,
Inc belt within the next thir;y-siX hours
ne ciose WAS shade off from the best on
steady undertopc in the late trading al
Lhouxh reports were received fro,,, No
orleans That interior offerings were On .,
ssIlsht! easier basis. Domestic mill con
5Lunp'lon "i 5000 bales for the month of
tebruary brought the total consumntion IN
tne hrst si% months of the season IN "a
"oout 2-sS. .OUe bales, al the rate ~ &, -,
pIotlmate!y .'s.3v.UJ0 bales per year t,IIish
teners calculated that II consumption re
manned at this rate domestic n,iiIs yvonid
need 800, 600 bales more 10 No; m f
stock or 10000 bales al ths emf nS !, =, a
current season. " 'he
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1855 bnles; export to Great Britain 1900
bales; TO the Continent, 100 bales, stock,
7iilA bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Nct receipts.
~ $50 bales; export to Great Britain. 1858
bales; TO the Continent, 1857 bales,
Total since September at all ports-Net
receipts. SeS4s21 bales; expor, TO Great
Britain, s?iS?2a bales; to France, ao3,7S7
Japan, 2i2.@lo bales to Mexico. 1850 bales.
New Orleans. March ls.--Cotton had a
steady undertone through out to-days ses-
sion, in spite of a small recession in the
early trading The demand At all times was
principally from some shorts who wanted TO
Weather conditions the belt wore fav-
orable and the forecast promised no change
In them which led TO some little fresh short
SellinE, but AT no time did the market have
realizing power, and at times offerings were
scanty. The tone OH the opening was steady
and prices were 2pf points on. Cables were
by the dry weather map and little later
by the forecast OF fair and warmer weather
Tor the entire cotton region. At tho lowest
In tho carly trading prices BUS points
under the last figures OF yesterday The
tone improved around the middle OF the
morning. aud market comment was that
market displayed slight not advance
which. in the afternoon. was widcned to or
points. The close was quiet with prices
unchanged to points up compared with
the last quotations Of yesterday The CEN
sus Bureau report to-day, showing consuinp-
ton OF 1928 bales OF cotton in this country
during February was called bearsh by tho
snort side because IL Indicated Telling
on compared with January and led to n
small amount of short selling. Bulls called
attention to the fact that February was "a
changed: niddling l2iec. sales OH tho spot
800 bales and COO to arrive. Closing bids:
N 40; APRIL i2ls; May. IeIS; July,
lifli December, 1.il.
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MARKET AFFECTED
BY FOREIGN NEWS
Startled by Assassination of King
George and Resignation of
French Cabinet.
ny BROADAN WALL.

New York, March 1s.-Stocks closed
weak. The newer industrials were
very heavy and many new low records
were made.
Extreme dullnoss was the character
istic of to-day's market, until the late
afternoon. when the financial comnun-
lily was startled by the announcement
of the assassination OF King George
OF Greece and the resignation OF tho
French Cabinet. These two factors
brought selling for foreign account in
the standard issues. che low prices
OF the day were recorded at the close
Ihc market for tn" minor ndustrials
is in many cases demoralized, and the
plight of the common stocl<holdcr in
these companies is indeed serious.
Houses that assisted in the Notation of
some Of the issues insist upon clients
paving FOR their commitments in full.
anu at the same time the banks. in
most cases positively refuse TO receive
these securities as collateral The
painfui process OF liquidation must CON
tinue until the situation is thoroughly
relieved.
new street fnancier whose Office
is united by the width OF the curb
the concrete pavement and the blue
SKY. thus sums up the situation: Until
o.
hlDit the trading in stocks that mere
~ represent good will, the public will
ma Just cause for condemninc official
methods, nor can public confidence he
restored until they are assured OF this
Just projections"
Many OF the higher grade stocks,
such as Atchison, Baltimore and Ohio
81. Paul, Northern Pacific and South
crn racine, were practically unchanp-
Gu on the day, but this was lost in the
renewed weakness of New Haven
winch sold at the new low level Of 113
as.
1T is now feared that the divident rate
may be cut in half from the old rate OF
per cent to per cent
IT Is expected that new plan for
the disposal OF Union Pacific holdings
ahdsSouthern Pacific will be announced
walls that the new terms will he lees
satisfactory to Union Pacific stock
holders
me bond market turned weak, par
ucuiarly for junior issues OF some of
the minor railroads.
considerable Importance is attached
10 me announcement that the railroad
conductors and trainmcn were await
ms me conclusion OF the fremcn'1 ar
oitra tioh proceedings to make demands
,"' hiEher wages This was n wet bIan-
ket upon the hopes of thos, who look
- i"pio Ncu market for rail
ROAD SHARES With mounting costs of
everything that goes to make UP trans
pottation and the price for the finish
eu articie lNed by government rcgula-
tioii. investors may we'll inquire for n
minimum wage for capital
can money renewed at 81 por
cent, a slight increase, while time funds
were Il shade easier
Gold TO the amount of $4,000 600 was
engaged for Europe. and as the local
banks have lost more than $1,000 900
TO the subtreasury between last Fri
DAY ana to-day. an advance in the call
loan rate is to be expected
me immediate outlook for the stock
market shows little announcement
The stock markets in most OF the Fl :
nancial centres OF the world will be
closed from Thursday until Monday.
and in some cases until Tuesday, for
the Easter holidays
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New York
Stock Market

" New York, March 1S.--Until the last
( hour OF trading to-day movements of
\ Tho important speculative stocks We're
:,conlined to fractions and much of the
;itimo tile market was nearly at a stand
still. The list was under pressure In
the closing trading With selling heavi-
est in Union Pacific. Reading, Steel
sftnd Amalgainated. Net losses on the
day were small in most cases, Union
Pacific down to LAG La. new low fig
ture. Liquidation OF New Haven and
some of the specialties continued. New
Haven dropped to 1.13 ga, a new low
price. Among the industrials. Rumley
fell z 1-2, and Goodrich and California
petroleum sold at new low figures for
the decline. The general list was not
affected, however. until the final drive
was made.
& The near approach of the Easter
holidays. international money condi-
lions. uncertainties regarding the Har-
1iman dissolution proceedings and
tariff legislation all tended to reduce
speculative operations. The late sell
Ing may have been influenced by cables
from abroad. telling of the assassina
ton Of the King of Greece and the
resignation of the French Cabinet.
q Another bearish factor was the an
nouncement OF the engagement of "a,
1000 more gold for France. making a
total of S23. 600, 900 TO that country this
d
gagements, the money market here
was slightly easier. No decided relaxa-
ton in rates is looked for, however, at
this time.
The bond market was irregular. Den
Yer and Rio Grande refundinE IS de-
cclcped unusual weakness, and lost
two points Total sales, par value. ST.
42.ooo. United states bonds uuchan,;-
cd OH call,
New York. March 1S.-Money OH call
firm, Sh d4&i per cent; ruling rate,
AZ; closing bid. 4 offered at IA
Time loans easier; sixty and ninety
days. b% @6 per cent six months, 8 4
asa per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per, Ok @6 per cent. Sterling exchange
steady, with actual business in bank
era bills at S4.S215 for siXty-day bills,
and at S4.S7o0 for demand. Commercial
bills, 4.S2h. Ear silver, 567s. Mexican
dollars, AK. Government bonds steady;
railroad bonds irregular.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARkEr

Now York, March lS--Flour-S Steady Wheat
Firm No. rcd. si.o3,gpi.l1: No. / North
ern: Duluth, o's.c; corn-Firm at 56c
Wooi-Quict. iIides-QuieL. Leather--Firm.
chine barrels. +oc. Rosin-lsasy. Rice aud
Molasses-Stcady. SuSar-Raw, firm: refined
steady. Coffec--Spot, quiet; Rio. No 4
llS.c.; Santos No. 4. l3aiM l3Tsc: mild duh:
Cordova I5nl1c. Butter and Cheesc-Roth
steady. Potatoes and bbages-Stendy and
unchanged. FrciEhts-Stcady and unchang-
CO. Pcanuts-Steady and unchanged.
tottonsecd oil frm on REPORTS of
better cousumptive and export demand
higher crude markets and local bull sun
port; Tenders on contract we're 1000 barrels
Closing prices were lNt points net higher
Sales 100 barrels. Prime crude 527nj33;
prime summer yellow, spot. 6.3ta6.t2. March
and April, 635; May. 6.is; June. 639: July
So; August GAG: September, 6.IG: October
go; prime winter yellow, 6.50a7.OO; prime
summer white. 655aI.OO.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS.

Chicago, ILL.,, March lS-Buying wheat on
the theory that rally due after "A
long period OF depression served TO advance
prices TODAY. y flrm tone was manifest nj
the close. with prices i.dHsc to ia0Hs above
last nights figures Corn WAS firm &c to
Ssn iec. UP at the close: oats ,.M3,c. net him
eer, and provisions ranging from 5c. lower to
Toe advance.
Cash It:ii closed Whcat-No. red aais4,
Sl.Oi: No. hard. SSuSs1c.; No. Northern
MianSSAc: No. Northern. s5as7c.; No !.
spring &Iscc.; velvet chun, Si6iSsc; ,It,rum
s5sts0c. Corn No. = white 53isc oats-Nn
Sic No. white, S3isGSiisc.: standard, ae,,G
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SAILED.
VISION TELLS MOTHER
TO FOLLOW HER CHILD


Special to The Times Dispa tch.l
liarrisonburg, Va, March 1S.-E'ron
spring Creek. Rockingham County,
comes q wicrd story. a day or two
ago an infant son OF Mrs. Frank Sny-
der died. The mother declared that
sue mad vision telling hcr to follow
ton of her burial dress. left somo
other directions and two hours after
her baby's death, the mother. too. was
dead. Mother and baby were buried
together.
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NAVAL STORES

wilmington ~ C.. March Is-Spirits Tur-
SSsn,i,he-Stcady and unchanged. Rosin-
Steady and unchanged. Tar-Firm nj 81 70.
p r., sYp al 1s barrels Crude Turpentnc-
savannah. Ga, March 1S--rurpentine-
w Meak at 34d341sc.; sales III casks: receints
r =, sasAs; shipments IFS casks stock I4.7i5
CENTS SSs barrels: shipments 7sI barrels.
s' %n W l".of barrels. Quote: a and b. $3.50.
h.rrc, orie,ns, March u.s. -Eosin-Rcccipts $40
rcls of rosin i''"i JAR
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tsaies at Union Stock YardsD

ItItTIIIUHU'l ' ~, WHTNH Is, VIZ.
Report Of the live stock market for the
week ending March IL. 1913:
Best steers, 1&9Sc.: medium to good 6s,a,
tlsc,; common 10 fair. 5EaGisc.: best hei.ers
7N7isc. medium to good. 5%1sa.c. common
to fair. Si4WSiac: best cows. 5s.W6,.c; me-
dunn 10 good 5;sm55c.: commor TO .air
3hutac.; best oxen. 6aI7nc.. medium ia
good. GT6Ac.: common to fair. tGpsc: bulls
i%.hsG;; best calves. oT1oc.; fair to good 10
SCI dicks. iI6c. Cows and calves s3,ft7 %
ner head. Best hogs, si.I9c. light hogs ga
s.ac, so~s and Itags. 5.sGTa.c.; best lambs.
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BOND LIST

Alis-Chalmers rs. ctfs (hid) ............... 53la
American Tobacco Co. old 4s (hid)...... DC
-Alnerican Tobacco 60. old 6s (bid) $50. 120ia
Atlantic Coast Line LIST ts.............. 81
y. &. LII. and y. IS (biCD ........... Sas.
~ {. l.. cow. is lin Baltimore. askedD .Iie
Chesapeak. ana Ohio COW i;as .ois
LigEctt and Myers rs tbid) ... ~
Liggett and Myers Is tbidI ........,l aou
I,oriliard Company ~ (bid) .......... oIi,
l:oriiisrd Company 's tbid) .,............ 12o,a
Norfolk and Western conV. as " H.. los.
Stapoet1 AT Line stamped Is taSked).. sol.
&c hoard Air Line adj. IS (bld) ......... III.
Southern Railway ts.,4............... -
Southern Railway ms
United States steer snyl> rs . I0oa'
u = registered IS. 1890 thid) - 1OI
Z. :. registered IS, 1915 Ibld) .. 1901.
Y. 5. Panama now rs (bidD ........... l02is
Virginia Brown Bros. Gifts
N, them LIST os (bid)........ :5Ia
W""ash ecu, 7s..'...-.. ..:-......-...-. a6i
Va Ry. and Power co. IS tasked) ~ o.
Wabash Fits. Term. LIST 4s........ IA.
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DEPARTING

Banking.
Checking accounts of individuals
and Firms and Corporations are
invited. OH favorable terms.
Savings accounts speciality (sav-
ings deposit cards for those who
wish to put by small sums weekly,
Is cents and upwa-ds).
Investments
A special invitation is extended to
those who desire advice respecting
their financial affairs. Real Estate
First Mortgage Loans speciality,
guaranteed by the Mortgage Guar
anty Corporation of Richmond,Na.
Real Estate.
A fully equipped Real Estate office
is at the disposal Of the public,
where property can be listed for
sale or for rental, where loans on
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DRY GOODS N.px1,r

New York, March 1S-Cotton goods mar
,I were very quiet during tho day. job
pcrs are doing light trade. Yarns rule
barely steady. New lines of mems wear
for fall are being shown
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DIR. Fair ON Livipsstoue

The Rev, James Y. Fair, ID. D. will
deliver an address on David Living
stone at Westminster Presbyterian
church tonight. in commemoration OF
me centennial anniversary Of the birth
of Livingstone The public is invjt-
ed
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MARINE INTELLIGENcE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH IS
ARRIVED

W MY iiMtND MARCH Is. 1913
ARRIVED.
n.eamcr berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk mer-
steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk and
o.,ines RIVER landings. merchandise and pas
scnGers' virginia Navigation Company
steamer Aurora. Furman PETERSBURG: ard
times River landings. merchandise and PAS
sengcrs. Furrnan Line
SAILED.
steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk NOR
cnHnuise ana passengers. Old Dominion Line
Steamer Aurora. Furman Petersburg and
LINES h;:er landings. merchandise and pas
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MISCELLANEOUS MARkErs.

PET EKSBURG PEANUT MARKET
(Reportcd by Rodgers McCube e. Coz
Petersburg. Va, March 1s.-Pcamuts- span
Ish.-Markct steady. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ss;c /:
fancy; 3'sc.; extra prime. 3i.c; prime, &c. !:
machine picked, 3n3Ec.; Smelling stock. orc.
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Cotton futures closed nuie,

November opening. bio price
q spot cotton closed quiet middiinr uniand,
J:.ep; iniddiing gulf I2e5
Cotton, Gaiet; middIing. l. 60; net receints
Jg0 bales; gross- ASA bales: stock ~? tsi
ssiet; export coastwise, $50. bales
Iotai to-day a. all ports--Net receipts
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real estate can be effected, and
insurance placed O. A. Hawkins,
manager; w. E. Buford, assistant
manager.
Foreign Exchange and Travel.
Those going abroad would do we'll
to "Ask Mr.. Bowman" manager
OF this department.. He will sell
them railroad as we'll as steamship
tickets; also travellers checks, etc
Free information bureau.
Trusts.
This Company is specially autho-
rized under its charter from the
State of Virginia to act as execu-
tor under wills and as guardian,
agent and as trustee. No charge
for drawing wills naming this
Company as sole or as joint Elk
ecutor
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Bankrupt Rptires
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES For THE EXIST
l1RN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:


In the matter of No 1916.
EDGAR RAY TINDALL, In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
To the creditors of EDGAR RAY TIN
DALI, OF Richmond in the County
Of Henrico, and district aforesaid
Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that OH the
18th day of February a. u. 1913, the
said EDGAR RAY TINDALL was duly
adjudicated bankrupt, and that the first
my office. Rooms Nos.S02 and 500 Amer
@ena. Va' on The 2s I'I'''" BAY 'e OF.
the forenoon, at when time the said
creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint a trustee, examine the
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
THOs. b. SNEAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
March Is. 1913.
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
ERIN DISTRICT or ViRGINIA:
In the matter Of q No 1911.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
To the creditors of ARCHER s. PER
KINS. of Richmond, in the County Of
tIenrico. and district aforesaid
Bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on the
25th day of November, a. y. 1912, the
said ARCHER S. PERKINS was duly
adjudicated bankrupt, and that the
first meeting of his creditors will be
held in my office. Rooms Nos. 500 and
S03, American National Bank Build
ing. Richmond. Va, on the 2STEI
DAY OF MARCH, a. ID. 1913, Mt
10 o'clock in the forenoon. at which
time the said creditors may attend.
prove. their claims. appoint trustee.
examine the bankrupt, and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting /.
rHOS. b. SNEAD,
March IS. 1913.
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New York. March 1s.-Beeves-No trading:
feeling steady. Calves-FeelinE steady. Veais
SS9Nlaoo; culls, !I@s5o; barnyard and year
to steads sheep tcwcsi. ,5Ts.7s: cults So 20
G9i.ae; lambs. 5000: culls s6GI.50. Hogs
Weak ut So.I0cr9.So.
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.eadinG futures ranged as follows:


Baltimore Md, March 1S--wheat-Duu
contract. sL03t Corn-firmeri contract
Sii.c. Oats-Easy. No /. white. 3ac.; stand.
ard white. 3Gt.I@62.r. l;yc-Quiet: No
MestcrI. 30, 10. No. 2 western. EhnGGc
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Chicago. H.. March s.-Hoss-Steady
sulk of sales. ss.soa3I5 Cattle-Steady.
SecNee, 5I2oTe.lJ. COWS and hcifers. s35nfl
30: calves, s7a11.so. Shecp--Firm at $GI5G
100; lambs S7.S5GSSo
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7askc.; medium to good 5isa7c. common
to fair, 4d5c.; best sheep IN 5isc.; fair to
medium. So &C.; common TO fair. siaG1Mc. :
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RIoHMoNp STOCK MARKET.
BY Richard w. Maury.

by Richard w. Maury.
Stock and Bond Broker 1915 Il. Main Street.
Richmond. Va. March is. 1918.
SALES AT BOARD.
Virginia Centuries, % c. and R.--1,ooo at
Ssh
National state and City Bank-1o at 2a4
STATE SECURITIES Bid Asked.
NIrciniA Old md II lnSo 8,
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Quotations for interesting paying bonds arc
~ Z Price To which interest must he added
Income bonds and certificates OF Indebted
less are fiat,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKEr.

Richmond, Va. March Is. 1918.
Following are the quotations on the Rich
ond Tobacco Exchange.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARkEr.
Richmond Va. March Is 1915
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS on CHANG
RICHMOND HAY MARKET

Richmond, Va, March IS IaI3
Following are the quotations on the Rich
mond Hay Exchange:
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In the matter of No 1916
EDGAR RAY TINDALL, In
Bankrupt. BankruDtcy
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERIN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:

In the matter of No I211
ARCHER $. PERKINS,, In
Bankrupt i Bankruptcy.
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Benjamin r. Alsop
Charles j. anderson
Jos. Il. Beasley
II. l.. Bemiss
lanes u. Crump
J. S. Elicit
Geo. a. Gibson
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Richmond Trust & Savings Company,
t(Lnorporded) e898#&8 S2fs
100 EAST MAIN STREET RICHMOND, VA.
Capital, One Million Dollars
JOHN SHELTON WILLIAMS, !. & So President
Vice Presd
e L.
ruJrTT
JOHN SHELTON WILLIAMS
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Eppa Hunton, Jr.
Geo. Ben Johnston
j.. William Mlddendorf
Jas. a. Moncure
oliver J. Sands
s. d. Scudder
John 4. Stone
James c.. Tinsley
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-08-05
TROUT PLANTED

Slate Game Warden Barber, WIS Ia
this city Sunday with about 100 0O0
Rain bow aud Eastern brook trout for
planting 10 the streams above here.
He WAS met here by A. B. Annis,
Reed Klapp and R. W. Hopkins. Of
the Rod and Gun club, who toak
about forty dve thousand in Mr.. An
mis- launch and planted them In the
different streams tributary to the up
per st. Joe.
About thirty-hge thousand were
taken up to Fix River and dlstrib'
uted in the different streams neal
there. Ten thousand we're left fol
distribution near Bovill and J Q
White took teu thousand more &c
Olarkia aud planted them IN Nh
streams there.
Besides these probably nearly s
many more has been planted 10 thu
last few days iu the streams In th'
Occur d'Alene river valley and thos
emptying into the lake.