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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25

H SHT T late cr sS ST. C 8 !;as 81 MAINE
81 9oas2 10: bulk. $50 n. s2gs2 20; Long ~
and Dbl or bas - SSas2 W ~ s'n,e bsr
bulk. sis7as2 II: SWEET POTATOES. Jer,
soy. basket. s5casI 80; ONIONS. state ana
Western. white pickle, crate. s2hS. 20; whi's'
loom bag. 5oaI5c; Orange County; Fellow or
red 25ff75c: Connecticut white. Dbl. Sfn*o 90
yellow. bag. 5oa75c; cuban, new. crate =
81 jOas2 30. ANIsE. New orleans. bbi. sig
g. so: Florida. basket or crate. $iGSi -. -
BRUSSELS SPROUTS. quart. salsc; bha :; ?,
Florida. wax basket. 81 5oas3 30; green, =. o.
asa %; BEETS South Carolina, 100 bunches'
sinS3: New orleans. bbi. S1aS2 Berinuda'
crate. JOaI5c: old. Dbl or bag. SlaSl %; CAh-
RIOTS. Bermuda. crate. 50g Toe; south Cs ar,
lima 100 lunches. sIas2 New Orleans DBL
Florida. basket. 81 50as3; CABBAGE, Danish,
ton. s7aso: red. $i3af16; CAULIFLOWEKs;
cs.[ornis crate s2as2 20 half r,S Srste sa .e
ket or crate. siasl 80; CELERY. Florida: II
inch case. S2QS3. lc-inch case. ~ I5dS2 40;
inch case. 81 5Oas2 ~; California case S5g
81 10: California. standard case. S3n$4; stat.
siaS': bermuda, California , oass y9qN IA
ESCARoLE. New orleans. Dbl Slas2 90;
F rSrida b SssA. 81 2sasa cuban. sas
DIVE, H. I5diCc HoRSERADISH. 100 10, ~
asa 80: KALE. bbl. ?5a3oc: koHi.RAbl, Nv"
or crate. slasl 30: LETTUCE. Florida basic,
slaS3: South Carolina. 81 joas2 -: LINN
BEANS Florida. crate or basket, S@ds4 %:
cuban. SO s0Gsi: OkRA. Florida: carrier, sIp
g. Is: cuban. crate Sass; PEAS. Florida,
small basket S2as4: large basket. s3aS' 30
Bermuda half box, S2nS4: PEPPERS, FLORIDA
carrier. 75casi II: 9-till box. slIsi "; cuban
carrier 15cdSi: large crate. Sinsi 80. PAR
SHIPS. Dbl. 75casI: PARSLEY. New orleans.
curly. Dbl 81 7Nas2; plain. 81 50ds2 30: BE,
muda. crate. 10000: Florida. bas~et. ,ocISi
RADISHEs basket. Slnsl -: ROMANO,
Florida. basket. slasl -: New Orleans. bbl.
sias2: Bermuda crate. 75c@$l %: SPiNACH.
Virginia bbl. '0cdS1: sHALLOTS. Dbl, ~ ooa'
81 30: SQUASH. old. Dbl. 81 sods2 cuban
new. white. box s2aS2 ~: Florida. S2ds2 %
basket 81 75as2 25: TrRNIPs. rutabasa, boz
or bag 50dT5c: TOMATOES, Florida. carrier
ne Slnko
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25
Galveston Houston Company.
Virginia Railway & Power Co.

'Ioss earnings of the Virginia Railway
'ower Co for January were siio'io2, as
,s vhpsrcd with SECS. isi for January Of
~ ri Increase of y.l&s Ne; earn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Feb. - surprise at big decrease
N tire visible supply gave the wheat MARX, .
today q M closing prices were firm o.
fdt.c net advance. The outcome for COZ u
Was unchanged 10 Sale up. and FOR oa's, a
gain of a shade Provisions finished deareI ~
2iac 10 I.IsaiJc Instead OF falling OF III
tro visible suppiv. wheat traders were lOoh
ing for a decided enlargement or the to,ai
Strength developed also result or liu
proved demand here nom exporters. o il'i,,-
700 sent word Of activ.ty on foreign account
and by milling interests. Most OF the adVan,'
came late in the session, and WAS partly uu'
holiday tomorrow Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25
ITEMS Of WALL STREET
Business for foreign account on the
Stock Exchange yesterday amounted 10
about l5.@o shares, mostly on the buying
sill.
Dividends have been declared as fol-

side.
Dividends have been declared as fol-
lows:
The Avcr. Company. 10 per cent on common
stock. payable in quarterly instalments Of -
per cent each. on February 20. May 10 August
l. and November II.
Borden's Condensed MIX Company. regular
quarterly Of ~ per cent on preferred STOCK
payable March IL
Houghton County MichD Traction Company
semi annual Of 81 share on preferred st"ch
ana 81 - on common, both payable Aprh 10
stock Of record March -.
brooklyn Rapid Transit COMPANY. regular
quarterly Of Il. per cent. payable Aprh I"
stock Of record March 10.
california Petroleum corporation rcsu,,ar
quarterly Of ~ per cent On preferred and ia
per cent Oh common stock. payable Alrl u"
stock OF record March IL.
L1clcdc Gas Company. regular quarterly 81
l., per cent ON co;Imon stock, payable March
f. 20 stock oi record March l.
Tonopah Belmont Mining Comfany regui'r
- rer cent. payable April ] to stock Of record
March II.
Horace y. liilbourn. formerly with Lee,
Higginson 4 Co. has become associated
with Eyrnc d Mcdonnell "a manager OF
the bond department.
The Lchigh Valley Railroad Company
reports gross earnings for January OF
S1Ufb, bla, as against >-scbS,r'J III i'4-' a."
increase OF $j2S50g net earnings We're
$17l O9}. am increase OF $l7lic6.
W. f. Wcllcs has been elected a d.
rector of the Kings County Electric lAght
and Power Company and the Edison
Electric illuminating COMPANY. TO sue
coed \. j. Freeman. formerly Nice-presl-
cent and director.
The Cincinnati. New Orleans n Texas
Pacific Railway Company has ordered ten
Pacific type locomotives, ten Mihado
freight locomotives and ffty steel hopper
coal cars. TO bc delivered in MAY, 100 steer
-ondolas 100 thirty-ton steel undertiamc
box ears ana lcJ tMrty-ton steel frame
automobile cars. to be delivered IN June
and i've steel dining cars. 10 b" ceivered
i'm July.
Net profits Of the Il. f. Goodrich Com
pany. manufacturers Of automobile tires
for the nine months ended December 81.
hefore providing Tor depreciation ana III
t"reSt on bills payable. were A,.N,l'A
The Michigan Central Railroad Com
pany las extended FOR year the 5000"
notes ISSUED year ago through !. J..
Morgan X 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25

4O75 bbls potatoes and 100 pkgs onions. po-
tatoes steady. sweet potatoes dull. Florida
beans i'm active demand VIXEN fancy Beets
and carrots held higher. Celery In good de
mend. Caullnowcrs selling well. Elephants
and peppers dragging. kale and spinach In
lower Lettuce I'm moderate supply and steady
Parsley dull. Peas scarce. Tomatoes plenty
and selling slowly. New Orleans vegetables
frozen and most Of the cuban vegetables
rnstv and poor POTATOES Bermuda. new
No /, bbl, s5qs5 30. No ., stqsi50; Florida
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25
BOND DOTS.

Douglass, Tenwick & Co., of New YORK,
Tsse the successful bidders on February .
ior the s22 90 per cent s-29-year serial
school building bonds q Avon-hy-the-
sea. Monmouth County. y. j.
j is reported that Bucyrus, Crawford
County. Ohio. will hold an election on
Nay Is 20 decide on the issuance Of $1,000
nInicpal Waterworks plant bonds.
Aecordins to reports. J.. : Mosey x
20. recently negotiated a temporary loan
Of 81 pp with Norfolk County, Mass, due
December y. 1913
j. l.. Rogers. Mayor Of Lemon city,
loUdon County. Tenn. wili receive pro-
losals until noon on March - for the
M"o municipal water plant CONSTRUCTION
bonds
u is stated that HornDiower d Weeks
q New York were awarded on February
, the sj2"o AZ per cent school bonds Of
Cranford Crawford School District, Union
COUNTY y j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. Feb 4.-jontinutd iquidauoA
i'm the East was reflected aaait to-dh! IN
prices OF local securities. \ sharp drive
was made an the American can shares ~
New York and prices We're marked doWI
-.v.ral poiuts hero. Advances occurred
in Montgomery Ward preferred. damon
Match and Public Service preferred. IN
unchanged ISSUES Were quaker Odis pro
f-rrcd. Carbon common. Tool ana ' NIca :
RnilVavs s.ri.- . and certificate.
Prices were shaded in q small volume Of
business IN bonds. Chicago Railways -
falling 10 "ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25
# 6 TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. Feb. - THE condition Of ia,
Intel sfetes Treasury az the beginning "i
, ,,si,,,..s to.,lsv was: Working balance. S!t'-
a4a 9s7. IN banks and Philippine treasury 50,
80. al: total Of general funi. sl4aGo'S e.
- az, The surplus ihis nscai year u -
Il, a.. as against deficit al s24. isi,"CO las'
vcar The figures for receipts, disbursements.
etc, exclude ronams Eah'l ana p"p"e ~
Irnusll lIOlIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25
CURB ECHOES.

Weakness prevailed throughout the GAY
n every department OF the New York
u.b market yesterday. with United Cigar
Stores the feature of he decline. With
approximately 20,0Jp snares changing
auos Cigar stores sold down from l@',
o 49,. and the closing quotations were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25

PROVISIONS -Stcadior. ,

pROVIsIONS-Stcadier. owing 10 more
bulish hog news and buying by commission
houses and packers. Near the close there was
partial reaction under realizing but the ,ore
was generally steady. PORK firm. mess SEO W
ASH: family. x2l 5OI$23 30: short clear. S2ly
So -. BEEF steady. mess. sl"uS2O: family
S2lq f2i; packet S2ldS22; extra India mess 3,
S3.d$Js. BEEF HAMS quiet. s3.NsH-
DRESSED HOGS steady: bacons. i1Ha1 &c,
pigs. i2'sc. CIT MEATS Picked bellies
firm. l3iaT14tc: picked hams steady. H..
TALLOW-Speclal. 1c; city. Gi.c. country,
5'sNGa.c. LARD firm: Middle West. l"ton
10 SOC; city. io'sc: refined. South AMERICA
1856; Continent. II ,3jc; Brazil kegs: lbs. ,
cleo. IOc; city lard stearine. Fac
tOTrONSLED on Businc' 8 was small
values were unchanged TO . points net higher
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25

RAILWAY EARNINGS IN 1912.

The railroad returns were published in
last weeks Financial Chronicle on the
wears gross results Of American railways
for 1912 According 10 these returns. the
roads showed increased earnings of 500
3lo.0lo, as compared with the year 1911
Following are the figures representing the
operatIon OF 2il $50 miles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25

200 ioi the same month were &c.,
"S against Sl65. SEE for January of
last year. an increase of So, $50 The
surplus for the month was s7s9is, as com
pared with $3.50. an increase OF .as 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabies
500, in moderate demand: sales. 80" bales
specuation aud export 1000 American :.
600: imports ZOO. all American. middlins
upland 6sid. Futures opened stead.. 2'.p"
pont, higher than saturday. closed steady
o net advance - lg1is points: February
6J4isd: February March and March Aprii
esd: April May esd: May-june. go %
June-July. GJ0isd: July-August. $50; ~
Gus, September G.3si. september OctOber
Gg3iad: October-Noycmber. 6.t6is I'd. Noy'm
Der December. 6.l4d; December-January. 6.i3d
January- February. G.l2d. Manchester-l arms
steady: not much doing In cloths
New orleans. Fob. 2i-cotton futures
closed quiet aud steady at net decline o.
:, to { points The market opened steady a.
an advance II I TO points on good cables
and later prices eased of under inactivity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25

NOINSSEr MD NNKV Fs~0t'Nuy, VIII
fairy active call Tor goods at unchanged
prices
NAVAL sTORES-Spir,s tUrpentine stcady
and unchanged. Eosin vas Zoe baTrei
higher Tar stead.
OIL>-Linsccd oil unchanged. Henned pc
trOcum STEADY At S.jOc for standard white
in barrels at New York.
RICE Quiet and unchanged.
>tGAR-ltc fined steady. Prices unchahSe"'
VITA graduated ~ $3.50 i.3uc. In London
beet sugar was quiet steady and "a deareI
Fol ruarv and March stood 81 os % ana
Ma ~ ps If I'd Raw here held quiet Auh
unchanged. win centrifugal at % - MUS
COZ ado AT = 90 and molass"s - @.'"c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25

advance. About 5000 bags were rendered on
March contracts but the coffee was apparently
well taken by strong interests and resulted IN
little selling in the March position. spot mar,
ket dull and weak, with Rio At l2i4c ana
santos As 14tc. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

The report Of the San DIEGO Consoi-
dated Gas & Electric CO. FOR the year
shded January 81, 1913. shows a gross OF
N&3'2, az against $7l,Sf0 in the pre-
Nous year Net earnings were s523'Csl'
an Increase Of $i2j. $50. The surplus for
he year was s3jl.592. as against s2si.o52,
an Increase OF So. 90 There We're an
merease II $3.50 per cent in the number
eustOnc.f using gas and a gain or -. -
~ cent in the number using electricity.
Va January %. 1915. there was total o.
~'iA Customer. gain Of $50 per cent
T"in City Rapid Transit Company.
The report Of tho Twin city RAPID
"sns!t Company for January. 1917 SHOWS
Hoss earnings OF $500. 80. as against $3.50
~ N 1872 Set earnings for the month
Sue Sl47s3. as compared with $S"'D
'or January Of 1872 The surplus afte'
Galveston Houston Company.
Ihe proceeds of the sale of $500" OF
~ per cent cumulative preferred STOCK
the G3lvestOn-l Houston Electric coh-
'ah!, through stone & Webster, VIII DC
seq Tor extensions and Improvements 10
ne properties. The Galveston Houston
.nectric Company has capital OF $2,t1o'-
~ per cent preferred. s3.1o.~o common
.'p ~O.OJ coupon notes maturing April
"'i II owns substantially all the pre-
,u'ed and common stocks OF Galveston
."ee'rlc and Houston Electric and the
t'''e capital stock Of the Galveston
huston Electric Railway Company.
virginia Railway & Power Co.
'Ioss earnings of the Virginia Railway
rover Co for January were sil0.i as
,ssnpsrcd with SECS. isi for January Of
~ .ccrca,e " yI4s Ne; earn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25
MINING.
NEVADA QUOTATIONS..


Diminished laily 10y Wen Bros. q Co. 80 e..
Broad street,
-.I.~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25
Lioht on Currency Reform.

Tie Banking and Currency Committee
Al Washington. which has been endeav-
oring TO learn something about the cur
rency reform question, last week among
others had sir Edmond Walker president
Of the Canadian Bank OF Commerce. tell
ahat he thought is needed in this coun-
~ Sir Edmond believes that the basis
q reform should embrace the mainten-
nee and perfecting of ,le national SNs-
Ten, in connection with which there
shOrld be- started a new plan Of banking
which should include several banks, pos
sitly, vested with the powers Of note
ssue and authorized to establish
ranches where needed within reasonable
limits and empowered 10 deal with midi
rj1ualS a. we'll a. other banks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25

FURNISHED by charles y. Barncy 4 60. No. -
y broad street New York. and 40 IL south
an street, Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Miidcndor. WHiiams % No.
German street, Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25

stockholders Of the Nevada Titan Mines
and Shelters Corporation nave been nou-
Ted By Trippe d 60. that they have de-
eided 10 proceed with the organization "a
ne new company. As soon as tn bonds
ana stocks can be prepared and issued
hey will be exchanged for the ceriii-
,a,es Of deposit which the stockholders
Row hold. in conforlnaace with the mod
I'D plan Of readjustment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25

A1r.oes from PhiladeipA.a state that
Iaopah- Belmont has declared d quarter
tdvidcnd of - per cent payable on
all to stock Of record March l.. Books
.Se March L. and reopen April
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25
NEV WORK PIIt -,
BONDED WHEAT
INTEKIOI RECEiPTS.
sFABOARD CLEARANCEs.
flour AND MEAL price, IN

flour t\D MEAL Price, IA IN" Hour
market were above buyers Views. and a." vol
uIne OF business Was snail. spring patents,
- 5OTSi ~. winter s'raights. 81 OuS 20,
winter patents. S. sogfJ 20, spring clears 81 ."
slsi 10: extra No / winter ktnkt -: cxtr..
80 . winter. s. tOAst Kansas atrsignts, 81 ~
ns4 - RYE FLOrlt-Quiri. Fair 10 good.
So CONs3 -: choice 10 fancy JiOnN. BUCK
WHEAT FLOUR pIll: 50 23NS2 80 per lop
~ CDRNMEAL- quiet: kiln dried, 81 H..
RAG MEAI,--Fine white ana yellow. 81 3o@
81 rs; coarse. 81 2JnSi 80 FEED Western
tprlng. Saa 30: standard mlddlIng. SO 80; -four
do s2I; red dog So Is. city bran. So bulk.
s23 sacks: middling. S23ns.,; red dog. $50 30.
horniny chop. ~; bulk, S2i 20 sacks. OIL
MEAI-s3ins32
COIFEE-rrsders who bought on last
wset's decline largely on the theory that after
an almost perpendicular. decline OF nearly 81 a
bag "A substantial rally was In order. found a
poor demand for coffee yesterday and threw
over their holdings in disgust In consequence.
after an irregular opening. wncn prices RANGED
from ! point advance to 10 poirns decline. the
market weakened STEADILY, and at the close
was near the bottom. with net loss OF - 10
30 points. Tie decline carried the market INTO
new ground for most ~ the active months
while tho others were only ti!gh;ly above the
prcv!ous low figures Sales were st,2'D bags.
rho eariv European cables showed advances.
In, after our market weakened prices abroad
dccilre1. lIayre closing pet unchanged 10 =
franc lower. while Hamburg Vas I. prennie
higher 10 !. lower. ON Saturday Rio was 1lo
rcls higher and Santos unchanged 70 lop refs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MU.
NIClPAl BONDS.

Furnished b. zimmerman & Forshay. No. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25
BRIEF NOTES OF FINANCE
paragraphs Of Current Interest
for the Investor.

N".,slv iniure the industry Is said TO
's''.~ eing to textile manufacturers
y rovtile Manufacturers Journal"
'lD' .,ot nothing definite will lie known
~ s,,, the tariff before the middle of the
'0Os' and that in the mean time there is
year n,ortunity for good business based
ssalthy and natural demand.
a Seasoning Process.
The depression i'm the stock market last
- was commented upon by Wagner.
w. 4 90 as follows:
PRESSURE upon certain stocks Of the
nror,otiJus after an imitation in
r. - which was not justified by actual
earnings 1r dividends now paid
{ssr a prominent development in re-
sessions such issues are. always
" collateral in loans. Every stock
ii mon thu exchange is forced sooner
,,,sr TO 80 through a seasoning pro-
which eliminates fictitious valuations
"a .which usually, where merit exists.
..,sr;aliy broadens the market for the
80. This IS one of the services per-
...-cs1 hy rs DoNSlOle puDlc market Tor
..s,rtjcs IN tine interest Of the investor
.,5 Is protection against a greater col
'.,ss which IN due course might material
a.. with resultant injury 10 the general
s-,aeial situation Weakness has con-
.,reG in the general list. although il is
,.,lIz,d that much mas been discounted
,,d that tefore many weeks sales Will
10 met by investment buying IN quantity.
/, csnno, fairly he claimed that the stand
.,5 stocks are selling at anything above
air valuations and il seems quite certain
hat any further recessions must be more
q less temporary in character. In order
"a secure the benefit OF depressed quota
a,.s attention should be directed solely
q, the question as 10 whether a given
iock j.. OF is merits and prospects Il
5esiratle investment. Purchases Of issues
.hjch will endure this test can hardly fail
70 result in gratifying profits. whatever
NAY be the outcome Of the various adj
ysrse factors IN the current position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25

Al meeting OF directors Of the Nett
Agfer Lorrain Silver Mines. Ltd- held
rsslerday. no action was taken OIL the
lyidends. and the meeting was postponed
Until Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25
lNOUSTRiAUS.

y furnished iy Harry l.. Thompson & Co. No.
. BROAD street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25

BOSTON STOCKS.

truru.she. by Charles Head { Co.,. so =
Wall street,.
LAND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25
~, AND STRAW II

supplied. Top gfaa's steady. urn -itl'u' ,hni
IN. b,lcd tiuo:ir. il l,rr. migh; reach s..
Medium grades fairly we'll cleaned up. a.
,lwtgt thrre BIZ considerable small balei stock
tradiuc f-pa. No = down. foi which values nave
,in,c,n, No l. ST. standard. 10 .0gs2O %
Nos snd . SLASH light clover mi1ea. -
lfsig. SO ]. missed sis. heavy miNed. Sl'. -
T. clover. 81 email baicd hai . 20 less thAl
far.et. STRAW. $50. $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. February a. 1918.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25

Chicago Feb -. - CATTLE - Receipts.
81 900: easy: bceves 81 75GS9. Texas steers
s. 20 n Sc Western. s6Q$T co. stockers and
feeders, 81 no a 81 II: COWS and heifcrs. 81 II
gfs7 40: c9lves SImsi0 80 HOiS-Receipts
30 0oo: firm: light. 81 35"S ~ "a: mixed
IS ~ aSs Ga: heavy. IS 20dssGO: rough.
IS 2nn S. 30; pics. 81 30 n s. Is: bulk 81 sales.
& a56I s. 40 SHEEP-Recoipts. 81 600 ir-
regular: native 81 30M SO 90: Western. s. 65
as7: ycarlnga 80 s5ats 10: lambs. native
81 30 IS -: Western. 81 60dSS -.
Kansas city. Feb. 2+--CATTLE-Receip
II 900 Including 800 Southerns; strong
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-03-05
THE STATE MEETING OF
WO0DMAN TO Be Hello
AT Henderson Next Week
-.- Large Attendance and
Big Time Ahead.

Woodmen in every city and town
in Kentucky boasting camp, are
making preparations for the NAM
month head camp meeting in Hen
derson, on March / and IL. 1t is
safe wager that Henderson will
be the host on those two days to
the largest crowd in its history, it
being predicted that between 1900
and 1000 Woodmen and their wives
and children will attend the two
days celebration.
There are about 500 delegates
from the 800 odd camps in the
State The number of candidates
who will receive the degrees has
been conservatively placed at 900.
Special rates will prevail on all rail-
roads in Kentucky. and special
trains will be run from Louisville.
Greensboro, Hopkinsville and Prince
ton.
The Morning and Noon degree
team of Green River Camp, No. 43,
w. o. W., will take an active part
in the initiation of the large class
of candidates. The Greensboro
team is reputed as the. best in the
State, and their work has been
highly praised and complimented
by Gov. Commander J. c. Root. of
Omaha. Neb. The team. which has
carried off many trophies for excel
lence in their initiatory work. will
work hard in training for the Hen
derson initiation
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-03-05
MONEY WAS MISSED AND
FOUND IT IN HIS SOCK
Negro Played a Very Smoothe
Trick, But Was Nicely
Apprehended.

Central City, KY, Feb. as
Chief of Police Langley made an
important arrest Thursday morn
ing when he secured Jim Edwards,
a negro who has been employed at
Collins livery stable for some time
past. On Tuesday morning Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Baker, who had
just returned from their bridal trip
to Greensboro, telephoned to the
livery stable for conveyance to
take them to Paradise. The car
iiage was sent up to the house with
Edwards as the driver. He reached
there just as the guests were eating
dinner. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Mooningham, of
Brownsville, who carried with them
in the purse of Mrs. Mooningham
S126, which was left on the dresser
in the room where Edwards waited
whilst dinner was being finished.
In the course of an hour Mr.. and
Mrs. Baker left for Paradise and
Mr. and Mrs. Mooningham for
Brownsville. After reaching home
Mr.. Mooningham discovered that
$50 had been removed from the
purse. Returning to Central City
the services of Chief langley were
secured and they went Immediately
after the negro. He declared that
he was innocent. but when required
to discard the last sock he wore,
though he shook it industriously
and failed to dislodge the money.
when Chief Langley took hold OF
the sock. right in the toe was found
all of the money. The negro wilt
ed and confessed his guilt. He had
his examining trial Wednesday and
was held over to the grand jury.