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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19
COTTON MARKETS.

New York January T.-To-dsys cotton
market was weak and unsettled. with Jan
nary losing most OF the additional premium
II had gained yesterday, and With the general
list closing easy. al net decline or from 70
u points The market opened steady AZ
decline of ) TO points in response 10 some
what lower csbies than expected Ihe 1ehure
Of Liverpool TO respond more fully TO the
local strength OF Friday appeared TO make
considerable impression OF sentiment ana
the market almost Immediately developed
weakness a. a result OF liquidation by recent
buverS and a renew al of near pressure 1ne
TACT that January led the decline under sell
ing which some attributed to the leading
spot interests no doubt encouraged bear
operations and the market closed within
point or two Of the lowest RumOrs that IN
creased shipments OF cotton were heading IN
this direction from the South probably added
10 the be4TishneSS OF sentiment ana the
January premium over March was reduced
from s. points AT the close last night to about
IS points during to-day trading There was
a little buying here. supposed TO be Tor the
account OF German SpiDDers. but houses
With southern connections were considerable
sellers while there was good deal OF pres
Srre from Wall street sources. and the bulk
of demand seemed to be i'm the way or resiiz-
ing by old shorts. Liverpool cables said the
market there was quiet and steady but
showed some uneSSDe>s over weakness IN
fhc Egyptian stocks. Sales Of print cloths az
Fzu River for the week were estimated AZ
no 90 pieces compared with 1900 the same
week last year
fofto, futures closed easy.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York. January is--Whcst. firm No. :
red 81 .QsGy.i0: No. northern Duluth. x.ols. e
Corn. easy. 90. G Petroleum. hides. wool and
rice. steady. Rosin. quiet Turpentine. quiet :.
machine BARRELS. S. Flour. dull Leather.
firm. Raw euhar. steady: refined. do Butter
and cheese. steady. Coffee. spot. quiet Rio
=. 1875 G. santos a.. l5a4 G. mild. quiet. Cor
dova. Hisc. Potatoes. cabbsge>- peanuts
and freigh;s. unchanged
Cottonseed oil frner on covering.
prompted by the nrmness IN lard small
offerings of crude and on improved cunSu MP
tive demand closing generally / to points
net higher Prime crude. 500 "a 30 do sum-
mer yellow. So "a SIS sJnusry. SO. February
sIs March. SIS. April. SIC. May and June.
q July and August. So prime winter vel
low so "a %: do. summer white. $40 "a s-s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19
ORDER ENTERED !
IN PARRISH CASE
Mother TO Have Child During
School Term, and Father
at Other Time
special to Thc imcs-Dispaichl

suffolk Va. January H-Judse
James T.. AicLcmore entered the order
Of the court to-day after several hours
conference with The attorneys IN the
case OF Parrish " Parrish. IN which
he custody OF the six-yesr-oid son.
James Parrish. Jr.- was determined
The mother is 20 have the care and
custody % the child during school
term from September Is 20 June ).
and che father y entitled 90 the custody
OF me child ~ other times. The father
-. 90 give 5000 bond before the child
f. removed from beyond ne iurisdtc-
ffou 20 this court. gi4aranfccirg sale
return 20 tho mother 80 thc proper
time. and aiso guaranteeing that the
child be delivered 20 IRE court when
ever ordered sixty davs o. alosed
for both sides % note rxceptious-
Both sides have taken an appeal T. =
Parrish. hfs brother. nephew ana a.
torrcvs. r. a. g CabcH. snd Judge
Honsday. left this afternoon ior Rich
mend
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BUILDINGS WILL BE
BE READYBY JUNE
New State Institution at Rad
ford Will Open
Next Fall.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Special to Inc ines lbs pdlCh-l
Bristol, Va. January ls--Professor
w. D. Smith. of tho board of trustees
and member of the building committee
of the Radford Normal and Industrial
school. a State institution, now beng
established at RadfOrd, states that the
contractors expect TO complete the
present buildings by June of this year
when about $500 of the state appro-
priation for this purpose VIII have been
expended The buildings are being con
structed in accordance with the most
modern ideas. and will be provided
with every convenience 1t Is expected
Professor Smith states, to hold the
next summer State normal IN the new
buildings. while the board will arrange
10 begin the first session Of the new
school next fall.
Postmaster &. F. GaUth.cr Is install
ing tho fixtures for the new post-officc
est d blishcd for Virginia Bristol, and
after February |. Bristol will have the
distinction of being the only city IN
tn. country with two separate and
distinct post-offices. These Offices Will
OCCUPY opposite sides of the State line.
and will be within three blocks of each
other The new Office. which opens as
ono of the fourth class. Is being pro
vided with equipment suited TO an
office Of the presidential class. u VIII
have 100 private boxes. with com blnd-
ton locks. The postmaster viii require
A large cierkship. not outstanding the
class OF the office. as ~ Will IN oil Droba-
biIifv do the business Of hrst-ciass
Office from the very outset
4 marriage with tinge of romance
was soIemnized here THURSDAY William
r Smith. young man. who accom-
panied Mrs LizEie J. Fuller 70 Bristol
10 assist her ~ shopping. was married
2, her IN = state street store before the
day was over Rcv. 4. X. CruIkshanks
of fh.. West Bristol Baptist Church
was called in TO perform the ceremony
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An AN AkE>ISG-
One Express Company Sees Handwriting or
the Wall aud Trcm bIes little

The Adams Express Company : the first
Of such corporations TO accept the psrceiS
most system lust established by the postofficc
sfrp art rntnt. a. permanent competitor.
The president Of the company sent out a
letter TO agents. setting forth the policy 81
the company with regard TO the parceis post
a. follows The company appreciates that the
parcels post has been established IN Response
60 a widespread and persistent demand. and
snsirfpafrs IL haS come to STAY. The com
panyS policy viii BE- 10 devote il encrglcs 20
rendering = service even more efficient and
satisfactory than IN the past. ana All Officers
and employees are directed % ever every
effort 20 that end. The company does not
Wish any Of it, cmploycS TO adopt policy
Of fzult-finding tswsrd the parcels post but
experts them BY their efficiency. 80 demon
sfratc TO it, patrons the necessity Tor thc
crpreSS COMPANY distinctive service
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Special 60 The Times Dispatch
Midlothian. Va. January T. Inr
home Of Mrs ". Berger Mo-eicy =
junction. was the scene Of q pretty mar
rage on "Wednesday evening when her
daughter. Miss Bessie. became the bride
% Ba-u Bass The ceremony vas
performed BY Rev. ". ~ Winfrc
The groom - prosperous Young far
MGR and Is a con % Mr.. and Mrs. Sod
don Bass
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NAVAL STORES

Savannah Ga. January Is.-Turpentiue.
FIRM. % c. sales ~ casks. receipts s2i casks
shipments -.soi casks. stock. o3se casks.
Rosin. firm. sales. I.ss barrels. receipts. Is2i
barrels sh pments 2.sos barrels. stocks. 1854
barrels. Quote \ b c ID r. SIS; ?. s.52is ASS
&. ss05.s7i, u. 5. o. ]. SIS: n as NJ y.
rs. W g. 30. " ". 20.
Wilmington. y. c. December r.-Spirits
Turpentine. steady: Ssi. C.. receipts none
Eosin. steady $50. no receipts Tar nrm
g. -. receipts. . barrels Crude Turpcntinc.
rrm. 400 $40 and 800. receipts = barrels.
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Wall street Gossip.

There has not been d buoyanf spirit
shown In stocks iatter!y. and most OF
tho brokers do notantlcipate Dulllsh
revival at all until the questions brought
I'D By the men VINO VIII be leaders Of
the next administration are decided
IN many industriais bUllish specula-
ZION IL deferred by thought OF tariii
revision In Steel. common. specu-
Iative stock Of such influence that Its
notion affects all the other active
stocks. consideration OF the income
return is forgotten in dread OF the
outcome Of the adm inistrations suit
and the dissolution of tho company.
IN tho railroads the question OF wages
and the nTcmen's demand for higher
wages IN the East and tho Minnesota
rate IN the West are held most ia mind
But while speculation. particularly on
an uncom Portable margin. l. not rec
commended, some Of the most COu-erv-
alive houses do recommend invest
rnont. and recon- mend y very strongly
on good. standard. dividend paying
stocks they are able to point out many
Instances of current high income re
turn and a reasonable certainty OF
"A continuation of the income Such
advice as this has been accepted IN
tho past week. and investment buying
has been in greater amount tnan ap-
rea-s from an examination of the
STOCK tables More than an ordinary
percentage oil the tptd4 IT dhod'tiOAio
have been for investment account.
What with the depressing weather.
The great stump IN Stock Exchange
seats and the all pervading depression
among speculators. the closing session
OF the week was melancholy enough
There was neither zest OF spirit To the
trading and very little animation Price
changes in no department were OF
great consequences. and even the pro-
fcssional traders hesitatef 20 make any
large commitments on either side. even
for a turn within the day. The commIs-
sion houses did very little. and the only
hone for an increase IN speculation was
tho chance that the Minnesota rate
case would be decided by the niteG
states Supreme Court when u re-
convcnes Monday
The great mass of foreign comment
on the outlook for our stocks duung
the past few months has been singular
~ free from pcssiTnIstic views In fact.
tho tenor Of n al has been distinctly the
opinion Of people who arc bored with
the intense gloomy melancholy OF v all
Street. and have turned 10 the columns
OF London papers ike the Economist
and tho Statist. which have had nothing
but good TO say Of the opportunities Of
investment IN American stocks This
favorable record has been broken by
the Money Market Review. Of London
In an article IN IT. latest issue the
American outlook l. spoken Of a. very
dubious Tariff changes arc referred
TO - wccii a. the patent hostility OF
the executive toward associated capital.
Considerable space u devoted 20 the
difficulties which now bcsct the raj
roads - regards the raising Of money
and decreased earning power and IN
creased expenses. The article winds up
with the statement that certainty Of
she outlook does not justify one in
assuming that there ~ any inherent
night ~ stocks.
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FOR BENEFIT or FARMERS.
n.un,te Plans for Establishment of
Central Warehouse

Salisbury. y. C.. January S-The
-, county Farmers Union held .
isreciv attended meeting here today
- made definite plans for central
$1,000 for the hcncot of tho farm
e.. More than 8 ~ vas raised BY the
farmer. and p charter vii be asked TOT
"a one Another meeting viii be hcid
on February 8. for the election OF
officers.
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MARINE JNTFILIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY Is.

FUKT OF MI II 10 ' D ~ n y IsI7'
ARRIVED
steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk mer-
chsndi>e and psS>engerS. Old Dominion Line.
steamer Pocsbonts>. Graves Norfolk and
James River landings merchandise and pas
senzsr> Virginia Navigation Company.
steamer Aurora. Furmsn. Petersburg and
James River iandines merchs ndise and pas
Scngers. Furmsn Line
Tug STANDARD oil Co. No ?. Burk. Balti-
more two bargcs OF oil Standard oil co.
SAILED.
steamer Brand on. Harvey. Norfolk. MGR
cha udise and passengers. Old Dominion Line
STEAMER Aurora. Furman. james River
landings and Petersburg. merchandise and
passengers. Furman Line
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Eggs-Demznd light market lower Live
Poultry-An kinds very plentiful this week.
market overstocked; selling slow and lower
Dressed Poultry-Weather has been very
favora Die. and together with increased sup
piles and light demand. market depressed and
lower. Gsme-Rabbits when arriving sound
are in splendid demand. Live Stock-N Gals.
lambs sheep and cattle very scarce. de-
mznd good. not enough coming to supply
tine demand. Hides-Mark firm Miscei-
aneous-Dressed hogs. sparertb and bone in
good demand. but weather prev ailing i most
unfsvorable to permit US encouraging ship
ments.
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MARKET L|STLESS
AND HAlF-HEARTEO
Weekend Finds Dealings of
Strictly Professional
Nature.
OUTL 00k is GLOOMY
Political Conditions and Affairs
in Balkans Hindrance
to Business.
Especial 10 The Timos-Dispatch1

Especial TO i ne ZINES DDS pdtchl
Sew York. January ls.--There was
only "A listioss and half-hearted market
for stocks to-day aud at the end OF ~
prices were just about where they left
OF on Friday afternoon. In the main a
slightly stronger tendency was cx-
hibited but the dealings were seemingly
70 professional that small consequence
was attached 20 them. The foreign
markets were likewise lifelcss. and
foreign affairs continue 70 hinge upon
the outcome Of the Balkan peace
negotiations.
The long pending movement Of gold
10 South America began with an en-
gagement for this purpose AZ the sub
Treasury of 800 90 in gold bars.
The weekly bank statement was Only
note worthy for it's further indication Of
81 return Of money 70 this centre on an
enormous scale and an equally enOrrn-
oIE shifting of loans from Institutions
outside OF the clearing house 10 lnstl-
tutions in the clearing house caused
by the fall IN money rates. 5000 90
in the surplus reserves was shown in
both average and actual forms OF the
statement.
The stock market was heavy and
weak all through the week. People sold
stocks that they had been carrying
for the rise not because they were
forced TO sell them by any money
mar gins but because there was more or
less general abandonment Of hope that
there could be any rise In the market
under present conditions. Security
prices have. in other words succum bed
TO prices
About the most important actual
development was the break in the
market for copper metal At the
close Of the week IL was reported that
large -ales OF copper had been made in
the neigh borhood OF 1871 cents pound
q compared with the regular former
price of ia. cents and II was thought
that this would place the market in a
better condition.
Speaking generally. reports from the
business world are not quite so buoyant
a. they were some time since. The
almost unprecedentedly warm weather
of the season has not been favorable
to retail trade. and the continued weak
ness Of the stock market has produced
its usual effect OF inducing a certain
amount OF business uncertainty. not
70 say moroEeness-
The prolongation Of the Balkan
peace negotiations II something Of a
draw back in all business and financial
affairs in that ~ tends 70 keep money
boarded IN Europe and 20 prevent Euro
pean spectators and investors from
making purchases Of securities IN our
own market. az they would be other
wise tempted 70 DO by the low prices
offered.
The feature of the week in the com
modify market was the fall in cotton
prices, representing less confidence in
ne idea that the total cotton crop Of
the season viii be small as TO leave
100 rneagre d surplus OF cotton beyond
" hat IL necessary 10 meet the demands
Of consumption
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The latest estirnstc 81 fhe population 81
Continental Usit~d state pi.ceS she figure
a. g 80 90 on January ? 1913 Ehis fEure - a.
used nv tbe Treasury Depart mcut experts IN
det~rsniuiuz fhsf ~ thc total money IN circu-
l.fiou IN The Country on thAt date. IN
y - the amount per caDits vas Si1
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New York. January Is Money on
call nominal no Ioans. Time loans
weak. sixty and ninety days per
cent six months. - close rune
Mercantile paper. q. 10 5 rcr cent.
sterling exchange Iirm. with uctJaf
business IN bankers bills a. 1850 FOR
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BOND LIST.

Aihs-Chaimers =. cts asked ..----.- 80.
American Tobacco Co. old 4 bid -
American Tobacco Co old Is bid -.-.- ils..
Atlantic Coast Line Ist q .....---..-- o.,
Atlantic Coas: Line-L. & v - .--------- s4's
A & l. COW. A. lin Baltimore. bid 90.
Chesa peaLe and Ohio cow. 81 : asked. @l.
Ifygett Myers s. .--------.---.--. -
Iiygett & Myers : bid -------- lr]s
ioriiiard Company S bid ..---..----- e.s
LoriIlard Company - bid .-------.- l2l54
%orfcIk and western COW. q bid -... ma
seshosrd Air Line stamped 4s asked So
ScaDoard Air Line adj. j. bid -..-.--- %
southern Railway IS --..-.......-.- -
south Railway sS-.-..-.---.....-- ~
L : steel = = .-.-----..--.--- iei.s
l. : registered =. 1871 bid -.--....--- ipl,4
l. : registered j, 1871. bid --...-..-. ls-ts
L : Panama new J. bid -----.------- US
Virginia Brown Bros ctfS .---.------ =
Xa-Csr Chemical iSt S. asked ------. y
Va Ry and Power Co. SIS asked ------- -
Wabash Pitts. Term 1T = bid -.----- .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19

Portland Orc. January 81 nan
tse of heavy. vet suo~ settled over no
Willamette Valley last niEnt. o1ttin9
81 for sevcrai ho..rs practically 81 sire
~or, rrnrfraficns between this CITY en1
fh~ outside rorid. Railroad tr1in<<
however. arrived on schedule
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chicago GRAIN MARKET

Chicago January Is-AH Board OF Trade
markets were dull and festurele>s TO-DAY,
the usual weekend situation. Price>ssWNN
the usual weekend situation Prices declined
slightly
Leading futures ranged rs follows.
n High Low. Close.
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sixty day bills. and at H.s7S5 for de-
rnand Commercial bills, s4.s.. Bar sh-
yer. 3d. Mexican dollars, A. Govern
inent bonds ktea1y. abroad bonds ~
reRular-
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~rw orleans. January r.-Thcre vas a
,,.,i-. ~ tess points tn cotton futurcs a.
,,,,,,.-, 81 the market bore to-day
s,b,.~ wcr, about a. due. bot INC rlns hsa
s,i,Iv large volume OF selling orders 10 th-
-. f,-,.ud va uont toe COCO The
r,',,ce rio~ed steady. a. net decline Of sc y
points. - A., t.~ts,g .rd
,,,,iru cane principally from scisr- OF ~
rsriv part Of the wcck who "isneo ~ 80 -
-, go sunday The weather nap -ny. "a
Considerable rain over the cotton psIt. "S
-. considered favorable BY The sbvrt 80
.round the middle Of the morning eoorts
-rrrc heavv buyer % covers 20 realize p'o"s-.
and their purchases pat prices ug 70 ~ '
,.,.ir,t~ ~ Yesterday closing icxei- Inc s1s-'
nn,rsrd turn tempted frcsb selling on rs,~
: large sraic. and toward noon price, 80
- 10 ,,ew iow levels. NJ the lowest usdiug
r,orshs ~ere H0z points under yesterday
fnai prices. --.ss.--
t,sx s.tc~ on the spot. ~ 5sics. 90 arrive.
- baic~ -. GO.
Closine futures. January. n-iz, February.
rznr. March fs.<. May. Eat. July bN' Au-
gust. rs October. ii-H-
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Corn. No yellow. 1917 "a SOC. oats. No. ?
white. s4's q 25c. standard. 1871 "a Ae
baltimore January Is.-Wheat, easier
,OsI. Corn easier. 5l7s G. Oats. steady :.
standard white. SC. Rye. slightly better de
mand 30. western domestic. 20 "a &c
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Richmond Tobacco Market.

Richmond. Va. JANUARY i, lsI5-
Following are the quotations on the Rich
mond Tobacco Exchange.
noe SHFAD AND LOOSE FIRED
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4. -lI. Co VuIf- III % -H1'7'
cotton. quiet middline. !. o net receipts
ga b.ias err>~ receipts. ~ bales. stock f12.ss@
baies. - ..
Total to-day At al portS-Net receipts.
o., "a. h.t,.. export 10 tsrca; Britain. s.@S
-. 40 the 4 ointment. 1888 bales. TO Japan
- bzic<- stock. Oils bales.
consolidated At al ports Net receipts.
-, = r.iee- EXPORT 90 Great Britain 49,
- -, the Continent. ..s9s bslcS. TO Japan.
.os1 bales -. III -. -,
Total since september a. Az port-- ,,.
-c~rirf~ s7g.ssf bales: export 70 '.rs-, BTU
- ~ - s,s halo. 70 France. sc-fef bales TO
-. s,onfircnf ia. - halc>. 10 Japan. h-sss
hslcS. 20 MEXICO. 80 bales
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'Ouotations furnished by A NJ. Law & Co
Snartanburg : C. for week ending
January Is. 1918.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

Richmond. Va. January Is. 1913
Following are the quotations OF the Rich
mond Hay Exchange;
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

BY Richard w Macrys
stock and Bond Broker. 1915 East Main Street
Richmond. Va. January Is. lsiz
STATE sECETITEiS.
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Jefferson Realty Corp. ist pfd 100 -
Quotations for interest paying bonds are
At price to which interest must be added
Income bonds and certificates of Indebted
ness fat.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond. Va. January is. 1919
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS ON
CHANGE
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Cash grain closed wheat. No. red y .
No. hard g "a &c. No. northern. - e1s2.s e
No mort hern 81 a sits G.. No spring. so -lc
velvet chat. So q eil5 C.: durum- gs-c
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spot cotton closed auict niddhns upisndS-
p 81 90 Gulf i3-i5. no sales
The Ordway new era., 1913-07-18
Extra Coaches Assured

R. L.. Ma,tin, president Of the
chamber of commerce, has received
the following letter from J. r. Duck
worth, general manager Of the Mis-.
souri, Pacific:
Referring to conversation about
Crowley County Day:
~ have arranged with our Superio-
tendent to furnish the necessary
coaches to take care Of the peop lie
from Pueblo and intermediate points,
to be handled on oui local train leas-
ing Pueblo at 500 O'Clock in the
morning, and returning any time salts
factory to your people: However, 1
assume about $50 or 6 100 O'Clock
would be late enough.
~ have also taken up the matter of
rate with our General Passenger
Agent.
The Ordway new era., 1913-07-18
Colorado State Fair

Tho Colombo State Fair will open
at Pueblo Monday, September l5, at
8 O'Clock in the morning. There will
be = racing program beginning Tues
day afternoon and closing Saturday
afternoon. with $4,000 in purses and
stakes offered for the ponies. In the
five big exhibition buildings at the
fair grounds the farniefs Of Colombo
will spread the First fruit Of the gar
den" for the inspection Of the thou
sands of visitors to the fair and in
competition for the SIS, 900 in gold
which the fair association will offer
In premiums this yaer. The Bse
thousand stock stalls that stretch
around the fair grounds will be filled
with the fat stock from the finest
breeding farms in the state and tho
big poultry building will be packed
with over 1000 coops Of fancy and
utility breeds Of poultry. The manu-
facturers' building this year will have
to be enlarged to accommodate the
numerous entries from the factories Of
the state and the art building will be
Q castle Of beauty with the largest
display of magnificent paintings and
art work ever shown in the state.