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SHIES OF loom
BREAKJEGORDS
OVER 100,000 POIXDS OFFERED
IX THE SEVERAL WAREHOUSES
OXE DAY—PRICES GOOD.
All previous records of the year
vorc shattered In the tobacco mnrKet ,
Wednesuuy when. In the biggest oreak
of the season, 4Uu,UOU poitnus of weed
was sola. The double sales In all the
warehouses were hurdiy able to uo
ojnmouato the business, and Shed
burn's wurehousc continued their sules
up till S:'o0 o’clock. The market open- |
cd rather weak, from the effect of
Tuesday’s decline, but at the close the
offerings were bringing the highest
prices of the year.
Most of the tobacco offered was id
the lower son-cured (trades, with no
hurley In sight. Friday will be the
hurley day, and the planters are prob
ably holding that brand back until
the set sales.
While there is some tobacco from
nearly all the neighboring counties,
Henrico, Hanover, King and tjueett.
and ITInce Edward, by fur the most
Is being brought from Caroline.
Shoekoe warehouse led the list of
sales Wednesday with a total of sr,,
000 pounds, and KJiolburn’s followed
close with what Is estimated ns 80,
000. Stonewall disposed of 70,000
pounds, Davenport’s 60,000 and Cren
shaw's the same.
The Warehouse people say there Is
every Indication of a big sale Thurs
day, too, and the buyers will he <>n
hand in crowds.
The K. J. Reynolds' Company se
cured the largest amount of any one
concern In the Wednesday sales,
though the American Tobacco Com
pany and the It. A Patterson Com
pany were also large buyers.
THREE BODIES W LI
BEJNJE PARADE
MERIDIAN LODGE AND TWOCDM
MANDERIES TO TAKE I’ART
IN CNVE1LING.
The program of the Masonic exer
cises to accompany the laying of the
corners!<»ni> i f the m-v. -*t-itfleo has
lw,n completed .• < a. . ii Frank \V.
Cunningham. inarter .n monies.
The Masons «m me. ,he Masonic
Tcmpic. and hcadt . .■■ KcSsnich's
l ami. wlil march In i o on up Jef
ferson to orac, down Grace to Ninth
and non down to th. n* a building
At the head of th- ;lni --i tn.ircn
will Pc a -‘i.cclal 11>ta hrnents of
mount -d poiP eiiien, who win clear
the way for the rest. iln hnton.t
CoinmamJt-ry. No, 2. Knights Tim
plara will march under tin- leader
ship of the Eminent fir J J -Mat
tel n. followed h> .s: Andrew's Com
mander} . No. 1-. In •barge of Knit*
nent c-ir George J. Erectile;. Mt-ri
tllan Lodge. Wlilch Is to ha. charge
of the laving of. the stone, toes in
vited all the Master Masons in the
citj to Join in the parane with them.
J»r. tv. }’. Mathews, master of Me
ridian Lodge, will lay th stone.
After speeches Py Kt-d - ernor A.
J. Montague and J. Alston Cabetl,
a luncheon will Pc tendered to .
guests by Contractor Miller at the
liuslnes* Men's Club.
TO I'HOTFtT LAND
IN IMPERIAL VALLEY
WASHINGTON 1- c. n —The
work of pr- te ting lands ai d prop
erty In the- Imperial Valle; of Cali
fornia, for which the government
has appropriated M.UUn.OtM', will start
in a few weeks, according to a state
ment issued by th- comptrollers <>!
the treasury, who to-day re< mrrnnd
ed to the secretary < t th> treasury
that J II. ockerson, engineer, who
will la In charge of the project he
appointed special disbursing agent to
pay Pills for laoor and expenses
IIOOST AMIDON FOR
cihcitt corin' hench
WASHINGTON. Pec. II.—Presi
dent Taft w sis to-da v urged to ap
point IMstrlet Jtolg! Charles C. Amf
don. of North Dakota. to succeed
Judge Willis Van Decanter on th
circuit bench hj a delegation includ
ing Senator* McCaintn-r and i’urcell
and Representatives Gronnu and
iianna. The vacancy i* dtte to Judge
Van Devnnter’s elevation t ■ the Su
preme Court.
TO TRY All, Sl SPEOS
NEXT SAT C It DAY MORNING
The cast) against Harry Northing- i
tou. who is charged with being a
member of the overcoat gang, was
continued to Saturday by Justice
Crutebiield in police court Wednes
day morning. The < as.-e of th- other
two nutpsrts, Howell and Nash. .->me
up at that time, and It la probable
that all three of the young men will
he heard at Uio same time.
CITY SCHOOL BOARD
SETS CHRISTMAS HOMDAY
From the end of the school day of,
December 2." to the morning of Jan
uary 3 the school children of Rich
mond will have their regular Christ- 1
mag holiday this }cnr according to
the ruling of the city hoard of edu
cation, which mat Tttosdny night.
The ruling, of course, affect* only
the public schoole.
ill!
HE NOT DITTOED
LITTLE ATTENTION PAID TO RE
QUEST FOB RECEIVERSHIP
IN NEW VOHK.
The fact that the New York Star?
otttclala have been naked to cancel
the certlllcato of the Knights of Py
thias to conduct a life Insurance busi
ness In that State Is causing little or
no concern to members of the order
In Richmond, who suy that It will
not affect the situation In Virginia
one way or the other.
One member of the order carrying
Insurance In the New York lodge. It
appear*, has become disgruntled be
cause his assessment has been raised
and as a reult he ha directed his
lawyer to ask not only for cancella
tion of the certificate, but the ap
pointment of n receiver. In his peti
tion He allege# that tho concern Is
carrying Insurance of the fourth class
to tks amount of *19,««7,600, with
oash on hand amounting to only
9*11,Ml.
la the absence of Virginia insur
. woinso
; Prsgmusn
t’U naked what he thought of the
■Ituation from un insurance stand
point and Its hearing on the Virginia
situation. 1
"As far As I can see.” he said, "I j
don't think tfio request made by the
New York authorities will amount to
anything. Practically all fraternal
orders have a right to ralso their as
sessment, and that seems to be the i
chief trouble' In the ca-so at lesue. I
Furthermore. It is nothing unusual !
for them not to thaw In hand an '
amount equal to the insurance car- |
ried, and they not required to do bo."
READS PAPER ON
FAAAiUS 686 ORUbj
(Continued from First. _ _ j
inv temperature usually rises os nlgn j
*n Ini’ t 'ju mm a. i annul euci to of
mo iiiu*'* lion ioutiiiuo iof at tuiial two
uooiwi m most *..oiL-a, Utot utat la a
ijOvldl lo.iaoii will It Is osaolilKil Ullll j
lno 1*11110111 hiiouiu i*c ut a nuspnal ;
wneeu tuo i.oat lUtoimou < uti ius nad.
I..UU 1 »Us' Mu nmmn.
Tho urug is a loiioiv j.ownor com
ing 1(1 # 111*1 (1 i Hi uulll tlioos, uII't 11108 :
to no iiii.il ii auoruy i • lore tne mjeo- :
turn, it is ior;, essential, Dr. t>ycl«
uilo. that tii" luiysi. mu using it snuuld j
know n o t • mi l tne <irug, and tnat
tn- Khouid tie caretui in m«KlAg the
in.Kttn n ho tar. fti snlrt, the exact
[lose has not neon dellnitoiy asccr- !
littlied, although u la oenevcd to ha
a*)out fifteen grain* f*>r malignant |
vases. Ilf (5Hid he; would not he will- i
Ing to experiment in other ease* until ■
more Is known as to the real efficacy
*if the drug. Meanwhile he would ,
confine himself to the older remedcls, I
even though they require treatment
for four or five year#.
While the composition of the drug
Is not specifically known. Dr. Syclo
has reason to bellow that It contains
a considerable degree of arsenic. He I
secured his samples from New York
the early part of November.
lirest IHwourj, He Say#.
Judging by the case he treated, Dr. !
Syel# regards the drug as the most'
wonderful discovery of the century In
medical science, and he intends to *
follow up the case for at least a year
to further confirm his belief In Its
efficacy.
Although It is not generally known.
h> »a;s that more deaths result an
nua!!; In this county from specific
tr**uhle than from either tuberculosis,
typhoid fever, or scarlet fever. Few
deaths are a; cribed directly to this
trouble, it Is true, but It Is neverthe
less n fact the toll exacted by the
die* as- directly or indirectly Ir very
great Many eases of locomotor ataxia
and paralysis are due directly to spe
cific trouble, he says
Dr Syria's paper wav given the
closet t attention by the doctors In
attendance and some discussion fol
lowed Its reading
Hesil; X-ltaj Paper.
Dr A, Urn' ai»*i read an In
teresting paper on Hie X-ray In which
h* showed the wonderful progress
made in this special line of work.
A - usual, the dorp n= nut In exe- i
* nth e session. believing that the
paper* they read and discussed ure
n*-*i of sufficiently public Interest for
the press to be admitted.
< 'fiieers for the ensuing year were
chosen as follows
President, Dr (Verge lions; first
vice-president. Dr. 1. A Hray; sec
ond v|et—presld« nt. I <r J S. Horsley:
third vie—president. Dr A G Brown.'
secretary. 1 r Mark \V Peyser, who
was .looted for the seventeenth term:
assistant secretary, Dr. K. H. Terr. 11;
treasurer. I>r. W. A. Shepherd; lib- *
rarlun. Dr, (} I'. IjiRoiiut; chairman
of the judiciary committee. Dr. W.
SL Gordon.
The annual banquet and Inst alia- i
ti *n of offli or* will h*’ h'ld the sec- |
ond Tuesday In January.
l.kx'nsrtl to Marry.
Marring, IP . ns. s w ar* Wednesday ;
Issued in the Hustings Court to Mi |
Janu s (’r.nshaw and Miss lb bekah ■
Newell, and Mr. Georg. Dudley and
Miss J.ouise AVoolridgc. The first eou
nb> will be married Wednesday own
ing. the second Deep nth* r 2::. i
11K.AIt KKCOMMFN D.VTIONS
Foil REORGANIZATION
Htvommendail'.ns regarding the
reo.gaiii«ili**a of to.- i iiy engineer >'
one e win lif rewin d to the SL*ec la 1
in wstigutmg couuniut e, whien meets
in the engineer s omce vt nunmui.)'
night. At me same meeting it win
formulate Its 'report on tuc ruenards- i
Toad ei*mr<j\. r»y. *
NfcGRO PORI UK J1AD
tAi.nl isi.dl BROKEN
iSpecial to The Kicnmond Virginian.)
.\OtO-ODlv, V A.. Dec. 14.—caught
between tne i levator car and the sue
ut the shafi. James P. ittinuy. colored,
was crumuii u> uenth to-uav In the
store of vVniehard Itros., Inc., on Ran
dolph street, where he was employed
ns a porter, lit cry' bone In his body
lrom nis neck to his waist was broken.
M \KI> THOROl'OH TKST
OF MV XU IPAD SYMKM
Supervising Engineer E. \V. Traf
ford bus made n thorough test of the
city's lighting system, and announces
that as soon as the lights arrive from
Pittsburg the municipal plant can bo
started. The plant will furnish light
for the ornamental lamps along Broad
street, beside# for the regular light
ing system on both aide# of th*-* river.
NAMED RECEIVER
FOR NEGRO BANK
JMK.K G RINNAN APPOINTS AT
TORNEY CHEWXING TO WIND
VP AFFAIRS.
Attorney A. J. Chowntng wai Wed*
ni'stlay appointed receiver for the
Nickel Savings Hank, the colored In
stitution on Twenty-ninth street which
was recently tbrowninto a receivership
by Judge Orlnnun. of the City Chan
cery Court.
The receiver was appointed at the
request of Messrs. John Lewis and
Robert Scott.
TAFT «1U TAI.K TO
COMMERCIAL CONGRESS
WASHINGTON. Dec. 14.—That
Presldont Taft will address the mem
bers of the 8outhern*Commercial Con
gress was decided to-day when he ac
cepted the Invitation of Governor
Brown, of Georgia, to speak at At
lanta on March 10. Governors of fif
teen Southern States unite din extend
ing the Invitation.
JUDGE SIMM MENTIONED
FOR COURT OF APPEALS
FREDERICKSBURG, VA„ Deo. 14.
—Rumor has It that Judgo F, W.
Sims, of Louisa, a member of the
State Senate from this district, who
has announced that he will not be
a candidate for renomination, will be
a candidate for a seat on the Supremo
Court of Appeals bench when the
MpMatnro elects.
MOOER1TE TONE
AND m GAIN
EARLY DEALINGS SHOW COM
PARATIVE ACTIVITY IN A FEW
ISSUES AT FRACTIONAL
ADVANCES.
NEW YOltK, Pec. 14.—Moderate
strength whk displayed In the etook
market at the opening and In th» early
dealings, with the few Issue* *r which
there wae compor3tlvc activity show
ing alight fractional gains.
Marked improvement was nhowr. af
ter the opening, aggressive tdddlng
for stocks forcing prices up sharply.
Government Ponds are unchanged;
other Ponds (lull. ;
The market hold firm all through
the forenoon.
Price changes after midday wore ex
tremely narrow.
Stock;: closed dull.
NEW YORK STOCK M ARKET.
Open. rir>f»f»d.
American Beat Sugar. •:r),4
Am. Art. f'bm. Co .
Allia’Chalcnera .
Ai!j**ChntrJ>^r?, pfd.
Almaigamated Com*'. 63 Oolj
American Can.. .
American Can, p;d . .,. 7^rjj
American Car A- Fdy.
Atr erican Car A Fdv. pfd.
American Cotton 03 . ..
American Locomotive- . ..
AmmcnD IxH-ornotfre, pfd
American Smelting. 7**£ 7o
Americas Suagr. 1 ■ ’
Amor. T#l. and Tel. Co. U‘:’* 14.*
Am»r;ean Tohaeeo, com ... ...
American Tobacco, pfd.
Anaconda Copper..
Atchison .... 0»>#4 PO
Atlantic Coast Lina. !!*?•» lit#
Baltimore and Old'*. 10* 10 ”
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. 74 74
Canadian Pacific. 11*2
Cbeaspeake ami Ohio .. AO >
Chicago Orest Western.
Cbic. Mil. and St. Paul. 123’* l-”?
Chi. and North was tarn..
C. O. W.. pfd.
Centra! leather . ..
Colorado Foci and Iron.. 31 *4
Colorado and boutbern . 37*» f-s
f o and South.. Is* pfd.
< 1. and South.. 2d pfd.
< *■ n% Udaled Gar .
Delrwnre and Rotiaoo ..
Denver a*d Rio. ¥ . com ..
Denver and Rio G.. pfd.
Distillers" Sec Cor.
Fria... 2‘)i 'd’i
Erie. #«t pfd.
F,ri<*. 2d pfd..
General Electric. 15 S 17.V*
Great Northern. pfd.. 1^3 13
Great North. Ore. Ctis. 5 b
Illinois Gantrsl.
let Metropolitan..
lot. Metropolitan, pfd .. 53.4
Ix*t. Mer. Mar*ae. “oca..
I at. Mer Mann#, pfd.*
International Paper ...
Ictemationa! Taper, pfd.
Kansas City So.. corn.. 3 *4
Kansas City So., pfd.
Louisville and N ash v ills.
Manhattan...
Metro. Street Railway..
Mo.. Kan. and Texas. ........
Mo.. Kan. and Teams, pfd. 33
Missouri Pacific...
National Lead.. 52 T> 1
New York Centra!. . . »ll»* 111?*
N. Y. Dot. and Western.
Norfolk and Western. 94 14
Northern Pacific... 115*4 113,J|
Pacific Mat!...
Pcnosylvaaia. 1J 'i \Mi
People's Gas ....
Pressed Staal Car. 2VTi so*$
PrswH Steel Car. pfd..
Rwy. Steel Spring .com. 32 32
Heading. 147’* U7>4
Republic In»a and Staal.tfi 3i
Rrpbulct I. and fc?.. pfd..
Rock Island... *9*4
Rock Island, pid. ..
Ska# Sheffield. 50
Southern Paciflo. in>4 113*4
Southern Railway..
Southern Railway, pfd. 50.H S3>$
Tennessee Copper. 35 35
Texas Pacific..
Un»on Pacific. lOSld lb* >5
United State# Rubber. 3*4 33*4
Unitad States Steel.. . .1. T3&» 73
Uaitad States Steel. pfd 4. 11014 116)4
Va.»Car. Chemical... 62 Cl *4
Va.-Car. Chemical, pfd..........
Wabaeh.
Wabash, pfd.
Western Union. 7j 7JV4
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. V»„ Doc. 14. laid.
V». :t.«. Old C. and It, 1*32..*7*
Centuries, 2-3 C A- K 16Sl..S9>.j
A. C. L. It. R. Con Tr 4 r>, r.9*
03. i*«e. ut «», c. i»;;.113
■la. and Ala. Con. it. Hi:.,, 103
Nor. & Went Ry 4a 1999 ....in
Seaboard Air Line 4», 1330..St
Seaboard Adjustment, 5 p c. 77
Southern Ry. 1st So. 1994..107
Va. Ity & IV Co. *r. 1934..*;',
V». Ry. A P. Co l’ref .7:t
Va. Ry. A 1>. Co Com .23
At Ian Coaat Lino Com.... 119
C. and l>.so
Nor. A VVnst. Com....,.97'j
So. Railway prof .J!»
So. Railway. Com.24
First National .SOU
Merchants National.975
Na. Rank of Va .117
Na. State and City .176
Planters National .976
Savings Bank of Rich'd_93
Union Bank of Rloh'd.239
Va- Trust Co.122
Va. Fire and Marine. 63
Va. Car. Chem Co com.921»
Rid arsed
**Vi
SO
#2‘i
SALES.
2.000 Va, centuries at itt-;,.
RICHMOND HmiltCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va., Dec. 14, 1910.
' LIVE POULTRY.
Turkeys. large and fat
par lb.1*
Turkova, email and thJn.
%
per lb.17
Chickens, per lb....13
I lens, per lb. 13
Roosters, each .40
(leese. fat and targe, each 73
Cl««»<’, small, each .r.O
Ducks, large, young, per
..14
Ducks, email, young, per
lb. ...12
to, 19
53 16
It 43
<rt 90
# 60
4C 13
ft IS
DRESSED POULTRY.
(Undrawn, head and feet off.)
V 29
Turkeys, choice, per lb..,,
Turkeys, thin and small.
per lb. .-.11
Chickens, per lb.14
Ducks, per lb. ....11
Cleese, per lb.
» 1»
'it 16
'<X 1»
S( 15
LAMM,
abblts, fancy each-- M 16
abblts, ohalce, each...... lily* • 14
abblts, email or damaged,
***** .-.c $ !•
»tiftttt t n
Are You Open to Conviction
Will you give us the privilege of explaining the possibilities offered you as an investor in the stock nov
sold by the Argus Gold Mining Corporation at
30 Cents Per Share, Par Value $1.01
If it means an opportunity for you to make your idle mom \ earn a substantial dividend would it not be decide
•advantage to you? ...
All we ask is the opportunity to explain the conditions a'' they exist, and we will leave your decision to your or
good judgment. Remember, you in no way obligate yourself wluai you express your desire to have one of ~our r<
resentatives call.
What We Need Now
If! the newest type nt reduction
iiinohinerj*' in order that we may
take nt least 'in per cent, of the
GOLD from tin- quartz a- it i
brought up from the shafts
This high grail*- machinery cost
momy.and it is for this purpose tlmt
the directors of the Argus Gold
Mining Corporation have decide-i
to place 50,000 shares of its treasury
stock on the ne.rk<-t at the low price
of 30c per share. >-o they can quick
ly raise the fund- for the installa
tion of the de-ired and essentially
necessary machinery.
When this block of 50,000 shares
has been subscribed for not another
share will bo offered at the same
price, but it will lie much higher.
So our advice to you is, make it a
point to investigate the proposi
tion without further delay, and if it
ippcab to your judgment, buy as
much as you t hink you can afford
and remember it costs you nothing
to find out the particulars.
$59.94 Per Ton Was
Recently Assayed.
From “run oi mini '' ore taken
from one shaft in our mine this is
far beyond the average of an;,
other mine in the country.
It is imperative that the mo-t
modern, high power mnehinery b
installed at once, in order that the
greatest possible saving ean be made
and as soon as this is accompli,-hi d
we will have equipment equaled by
few and excelled by none.
High-Class
Agent Wanted
In every locality. Write the
manager for terms, etc. Act at
once, before the best territory
has been secured.
What We Have Now
CUT OF HOIST.
Thi- Hci'i inviUly r<'<iu<-c~ the wi of hiking th<* ore from the shafts
Tin* property of the A KG IS GOLD MINING CORPORA
TION is located about filly -eight miles from Richmond, \ a.,
in the counties of Fluvanna and Goochland, and comprise
holdings to the extent of 344 acres. The stock is fully paid
and non-assessahle.
Positively xvlv. n these 50,000 shares have been sold the price
will advance and not another share xvi!! be available at 30c.
TFRMS: Cash or 25 per cent. «*ash and the balance in
three equal installments of 25 per cent. each.
CALL AT OI K OFFICE, OK IF \ OI ARE OUT OF TOWN USE THE
COUPON IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT.
ARGUS GOLD MINING
CORPORATION
TEMPORARY OFFICES.
701 MUTUAL BUILDING
RICHMOND.
VIRGINIA
According to the opinion of
best mining ( Xpert*, we hare GOLD
in quantities that will justify tb«i<f
establishment of a reduetion
that will handle more than a hun»*
dred ton« of oro per day, which cafes
lie treated at a cost low enough 1
show a handsome profit, which
course means a dividend to ftWi
who own slot !; in the Company. -jj
We also have the best plant in
State fur producing the ore,
consists of a number of rorrugnt
iron buildings, two OO-liorse power
i(oilers, mi uir compressor with i
jiowcr to run four drill* to the depth M
of 500 feet, a first-class hoisting |
plant, pumps, etc.; also a 150-foot :
she ft with three 'omiwrtments, ^
which develops magnificent vein, 0;
starting at the surface with a thicfc^|
ness of 21 inches and gradually**
widening until it shows six feet ah1"*
the bottom, with indications
continuous widening a« the depttRsfj
of the shaft increases,
DIRECTORS:
\V. 11, Warren
John Krug
M. A. Powers
P. T Murphy. .
J A. liradshaw, .
. Richmond, Vf
. Richmond,
, Richmond,1
Richmond,
.. Richmond, Vi
coupr
Cot Out and M<
Manager Argus Gold
702 Mutual
Dear Hir:—Please send me
Pros [>eet,u<* and-other da
your mining propositioi
understood that I am in
obligated.
Name.
Address
Wild Turkey.#. per lb.
Squirrel*1, each .
Ki;e*.
rrau-s, nearby, free It laid
Crat<.», other sections
nurricn.
Choice, family packed.
Merchant#, fair, per lb., .is
1.1 VB »W K.
Veal#, choice to fancy, per
lb..
Veal#, per to fair, per lb
Veal', email and po«r
Calves, runners, per lb.... f
siheep. per lb. 3
Lamb#, per lb. 8
Hr r# .7' s
Cattle, fair to prime, per lb -
4
&
6
1* ’#
11
[IIIKS'KII HOC#. FTC.
llofts. choice, small per lb 10 r.i 11
Hogs. choice, large per lb
Hog*. sows, slum, etc. per
lb..
Snare-Riba and Chine, pet
ib.
Sausage. p. r 11) .
•'a 'n l*J
■'!< H
■J U
ilUK*.
Dry b.il*. per lb..
Dry Flint, per lb.
tlreen, per lb .
Green, salt, per It).
■\ 14
1 10
" 7",
'o 8:..
0
00
FIRM,
: Mink, as to slso and
qua) It; .1
• Otter, as to else and
quality . . . .7
Beaver, as to slso and
quality .5 00
; Muakrat, a# to slae and
quality .
Muakrat kits, a# to td/.e
and quality .
. Opossum, a# to el*e and
I quality .
] Coon, as to slue anil
quality .
j Gray Fox, a# to slxo
and quality .
! Hed Fox, as to glxe and
1 quality .. J 0"
ffr. 16 00
35
lk
■. 1.0
\t l.o
-• 1 00
(t - 00
Mist r.l(U.\KOI s.
Walnut a. per bU, «...
Black.J£ye<l Fens, good
bu...." 7; #fr
Dried Apple*, bright,
Apples, sound per bt>l 3 8" ' 4 11
Apples, sound, per bbl l i, q ..•>
Docswax, per Ib. -j
I REMARKS:—Psallr; i Mure plentiful
‘and lower. FcgSi Receipts light aid
market firm. OaiMi Rabbits plentiful.
Wild turkeys wanted. Dreseed Haaat
Receipts light. Market very active.
033-A
«33-»
03 %
Chicago Grata a ad PrmUliiB Markets.
Chicago, 111, Dec. 14. 19t0.
The leading futures to-day rangod as
follows:
WHEAT—
Den .91 "»
May .93
July .03 %
CORN—
Dee.I.">l.
May.. *7
July .IT8,
OATM—1
Tiec.cl's
May .34:»
July . ..: 4
FORK —
_1 S87
.1703
4 7>a4
4 7*.
4 8<„
31%
3 Pa
34’,
Jan.
May
RIBM—
Jan.
May
LARD—
Jen.
May
1017
lkr«
io:ta
I Ola
1007
:>67
CATTLE MAHRFTS . m
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET,
(galea at Union Stock yards.)
Richmond, Va.. December 14. 1*14.
Report of tha live atock market for
the week ending December 13:
am vos ■shiu* i soiinwci ■
Receipt#—Cattle, Sit haad.; calve#. Cl
Beat steers. 6c.; medium to good, 6V»
head; sheap. 21 head: hogs, 3.624 head.
common to fair. 4#4Mc.; eom
ioiTto fair, 696^e.^best helfara, 8.40;
medium to
ralr.S%*4
higher; aalvea
_ _ Me.; common to
cows, 4Me.; rnadf
2 oommon to fair,
i WVHl»a*v»aa •
#4Me.; extra fat
haip, >#6%b»
lamb*. 5 0!*,(■ C"W » am! • $25
<1/ 60.00 p« r b- 'i-j Da ling.< me
dium tO go -U. J '< *’4C., iUid t’l.ge,
7 fee.
“Tonv on mi; v* ii vh\ »>.
r:\LTlMOKi;, Dec. 14 Calve* -
IU'r.tiv juUo fur xiruvil fat wale -f ban
■; V weight. VVc quote, j't r IV) ;W«I,
I0at014<'. : h» o<i. t* *j. r. choic*
caly* h. from nearby points, by vxpre; -
KM*. lar*r« and fat. n*-*r b-’a 1. $Hml6.
Sheet* umi Lambs. -The beUrv g ; s
«.»f lamb- urn doing n>;ni*v hut better.
•A'.' -is At : »'hoice bet s> • p.-r li». fa*, -’U\ ; ?
**>1, p»-*r ivad, $ 2.00a.!. 60 *nf* ri«*r. per. j
},. :id, .n$l.*0; old buck** j.-.-r p<uti i, ,
2n>., according to quality and - ondi* s
lion Spring lamb#, ehoh . . fat. CaSce
per lb. Ifenor and poor, thin lamb*
ranee lawer, say 4Hs&5c. per lb.
CATTtK MAHKKT.
CHICAGO, Dec. 14.—Cion**-—* ’attie -1
receipts, 14,000 head: market dull, weak. |
Serves, $4 50a7 10; Texas sterra, f j
5.15; Western steer-., I3.90a5.00; stock- j
cm and feeders. $3.25*5.50; cow,* and'
heifers, $2.25a5.&0; calves, $7a9. Hogs— i
Receipts, 58,000 head, market dull. 25c ;
lower than yesterday’?* average, Light
$7.30a7.70; mixed, $7.35*7.75; heavy, 7 - \
55a 7.70. ruuK’n. J7.U5a7.50: good h» j
choice heavy, S7.50/i7.70; nigs. $6 8«m j
7.65. bulk of sales. $7.55*7.0’*. Sheep ;
Receipt:* 30,000 head; market weak Na
tive, $3.4(*a 4.25; Western. $2.f*0a4 30 . I
yearling*. $ i. 40a•**.75 lambs, ativc, $4.25
a6 50; Western, f 4.75ft6.40
XKW YORK. Dec H —Reeve*—Hr
colpta. 506 head. No trading; steady
feeling Dre**- d beef slow; native
stiles. 6lsal0Uc.. fancy beef. 11. Lon
on i attic market, 12 UaDHhc. dre*K«d
weight, refrigerator beef. 9b,a9** per
lb. Calves-—Receipt*, 7 30 head. Market
steady, Vta’.si, $• a 11.25. culls. Seat*.50.
Indiana calves, $4.5Oaf. Westerns, $4.50
a6 60, barnyard calves, nominal
Dressed calves steady; city drear 1
veals, ISVj, alTc.: country dressed calves
9r 15. Sheen and Lamb#—Receipt a. 2 -
554 head. Market alow; * toady. Sheep,
J2.75a4.50; culls $2.50; yearling*. $*>;
lambs, $6.40a6.75, flogs— Receipts*.
I 264 head. Steady at $*&# 25,
•*4«r*a» KJMgk
l*i: t.M T M 4 It K 1ST.
1 (Reported by l.McCabe A Oo.)
i*MTKKt$ni:nG. va., i>o«. ll— t>«
! nute—SjMinleh—--Kirn* ui $1.10 per bush
el. Virginias—Firm; fancy hurdplok
; t>d. s % 4i 31*0. j umehlno picked, 2*4 3c.;
shelling stock, 2^8V|e,
BULL SUPPORT
SENDS COTTON UP
LIVERPOOL INFLUENCE GIVES
THE MARKET STEADY TONE.
PRICES 4 TO 10 POINTS
HIGHER.
NEW YORK. 1).'. M.~ influenced by
Liverpool, the cmton market »t the
1 opening rn rfea<l>, 4 b> 1.) point*
higher, followed by further advance*
i on hkkT' waive- support by leading bulls,
j Tills *as in part imsod on N. ill's con
i Urination of his estimates for a con
j sumption of 12,500.00.1 bales Not UII
i ti! May reached 115.35 <li.l much cot
! ton appear, ami than bulls let. go a
I little, checking « furiht r rise.
t'» tton prlccsi IHi-n-.t < r. *14.78©
* 14.7;; January, II4.Mb « I4.s>7; March,
ST8.UW15.14; M«V. IlMMi 15.24: July,
; »16.35!S16.33| August, 114.95© 14.97;
(4cptcniber, 114.25. October, 113.60®
18.62.
INSANITY MAY BE
PLEA OF OFFICIAL
TRENTON. N. J., Dec. 14.—Lln<l»
ley Rowe, former United Stales
oommlMlaner at Jersey city, who to
in the county jail her" in default. of
bsb. which h<' ra* unable to raise
following hi* pica of not polity to a
b.irg < f < ml'i -zslenient last summer
:;i th- I'nit-d States district court,
was . xainined this w ok by a com
mission of physicians ns to his sani
ty The report of th- doctors t,s now.
in th' hands of the T'nlted (states dis
trict attorney, if the report is favor
able tor an insanity plea, legal steps
win in all likelihood !>• taken to have
Howe committed to an nrylum and1
the indictment apainst him will be
dropped.
MUTINOUS CREWS
HAVE OISEMUKED
lUiAlULIAN t ONHHEKK NOW BI6
( I *t-IN<. DISPOSITION TO Bll
M A 1*11 OK All T1NEKRS.
W ASH I NOTON. Doe. 14.—Ambas
sador Dudley, at llio Do Janeiro, re
ported to the state Deportment to-day
that the crews of the revolting Bra
zilian warships had disembarked
without resistance He stated that the
pm ernment controlled the situation,
and that congress was still discussing
the question of what should be dono
with th> mutineers.
TAFT STROLLS OVER
TO SEE HITCHCOCK
WASHINGTON. Dee. H.— lt be
came known here to-day that Presi
dent Tuft, like the sultan of the Ara
bian Knights, last night donned a big
fur overcout and a slouch hat ami
walked through thu. city street* in
the dusk of owning to the pustoflice
department.
The executive surprised Postmaster
General Hitchcock, who was engaged
in clearing up a few admintatratlvj
odds and ends when Air. Taft sud
denly appeared at hie door. After
remaining a few moments, chuckling
at Hitchcock's embarrassment, ho re
turned in a round-about way to the
White House. It was said to-day
that this was the ilrst time sinco the
early days of Jeffersonian simplicity
that a (’resident has personally visit
ed an executive department. Tuft was
accompanied by two secret service
ug* at- .
NO CHANGES IN
MASSACHUSETTS
ELEVEN t'JTIES REMAIN DRY
AND THREE REMAIN WET IN
I '
V ESTERDAY’S ELECTION*.
j BOSTON, MASS., Dec. 14.—To-day’s
: complete returns trom municipal elec
j tlon» la fourteen cities of Massachu
tts \ -ru rday show that they re
: suit d in the re-election of seven may
l or.- No change wus made by any
i city on the license question, .all vot
ing at: they did a year ago, 11 for
I no license and 3 for license,
j in Worcester Mayor Logan had a
I close call, hut waa w elated
PROVIDES NA'
DEFEN!
CO.VMTION SOW HAS
or fl». WITH 91 SEATS
TO BE CONTESTED.
BONTX'-V Dee. 12.—Once
conservatives have a net gain i
libera! lalvjr alliance, the
a seat from the liberal*
throwing the balance In thgr 1
one.
With only 5< 1 seats yet to
tested the coalition. excltts
eight seats won by the
has a majority over tho
of fl», with the prospect
increasing this before then .1
week.
The standing this aft
Conservatives, 251; liberals '
Irish natlJhalists, 62; 0*2
NEGROES HAVE Pi
BOTH VERY
Blood flowed like
! day afternoon when Will
and Tom Owyn, both co!
at the former’a home, 2231
. street.
The police cams In and
t the fight whlls there., trig
and taking the two bl< *'
; men into Turner’s drug
corner of Twenty-flrst
streets, and phoned for
! bulance.
PLANS ARE FILED
FOR BIG STJ
Pinna and specifications!
nie Dairy Company's
at 60* North Seventh
Wednesday morning In
the city building Insp
cation was made for a
construction. Inspector
j looking over the blue
i probably issue the
! week.
The stables are to
be two stories high,
; wood, brick and steel,
about 133 feet long and
I and when completed Will I
; the most modern i
' equipped in the State,
j WASHINGTON, D.
i bill providing for a
; defense, u> const-t of ■!
i war and navy, the
1 House and Senate
tary and naval affair* j
tlnns, was to-day
House by
Alabama.
This board. It Uni!
late the js
to qun? 1
ulna

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