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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-19
MANY FARMCROPS
SHOW DECREASE

Washington, December IS.--Nith de-
creases In the production of tho eleven
important farm crops, not Including
cotton. the total value OF these crops
this year reached the total OF s376o,-
oo-,Voo, according to the iinal estimate
announced to-day by the Department.
.; agriculture. This is an increase or
aimosI Sl3u.UuU.oUv over the value ms,
year. 49,
lne departments nnal estimate of
production io-uay diners cunsiucr.bIy
rom It's preliminary estimate m;,,I,,' m
Nofthi"ei, pecauae uf Il revision uI IN.
acredSes pusGa upon tns Census Ii.-
rchu 5 igureS, which became ,ydIluulc
since tn"t time. Tho Important t,:,
tGres ui the diiterent crvDs rv1uu,,r,,J
WHh last year wcra: =
Gern-An increase OF 100000 I'm
s sSs d, a deereasc of Soi.7,a,Ovu ousil-
els IN production, anu an Increase AZ
SlSo, iil.UeU In value
winter wheat-.An Increase Of lSS3-
wv IN acreage. decrease of Sis6JUu
bushels In production. and u decrease
OF SS,lGiOoU In value.
Spring whcat--An Increase OF paea
wv IN acreage, -occrease of lU,.., uuu
ousneiS IN production, and a decrease
OF l,S2l 1000 in Nalue.
oats--An Increase OF 33Q, 900 In acre
age. decrease of aoS..l5,ooo bushels
IN production. and an increase of s.
$4,000 in value.
DdIieE-A decrease OF ll61Ou in
acreage decrease of l3.59c,00o bush
els els in production, and an increase OF
SIS, I5G,V0D In value
kEc-.N decrease of $4,000 In acreage
!. decrease OF l.fTS.o0D bushels IN, pro
auction, and on Increase OF s.sot nnO
in value 800 800
Buckwheat--A decrease OF 1000 in
;u q, decrease of $4,000 bushels
IN IN, por no nc and an increase OF ST.
Flaxseed-An Increase Of 29o.o 900 In
value. SN''''' !"
Rlce-A decrease OF oG5oc in ,cr.-
nse; decrease OF i,57G.uoo busheis in
n nG0 u, ,,, and an increase OF $3.50,
Potatoes-A decrease OF 10000 In
acreage decrease of sc, a9s 900 bush
e .a IN production. and an increase OF
HaE--A decrease or 2.67I.o0O In acre.
age. 4 decrease of l3,53;.0oO tong in
ppnn00dnction. and decrease OF s53,iae..
oc ronaeco-A decrease of $4,000 in
ncrease, decrease OF i9s3os oon
pounds In production. and decrease Of
ne estimates
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BOND LIST.

Ais. cnsimos. IS Observation-Disclosures. ~.
AmeFican Tobacco Company is........... 2i$.
-lHaF!can Tobacco Company 6s......... HIS
Atlantic Coast Line list Is tbid)........ 30.
y. {, IL uwd y. col. TT. is......... aiS.
~ {. l. eonv. Is On ha!iimoFe'........ l0lh
Ch"sar-aEc and Ohio conv. ll.s Odd rs
.'oT;oIh and Western conv. As......... 1si!
cnhcard -Nr Line ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S7Ss
sea board Air Line adj. IS tb.d)......... Sly:
southern Hallway Company 4s........... -
99uthsFn RAILWAY Company 81 tbd).... los
va -lsFo~n Eros. ctfs. (Did) a
Na.-Car Chem. Isl Dc (bid).............. 1901
WABASH deb. Observation-Disclosures. 81
Waeash-iit's Term, LIST ts.............. i,ii
Panama new q Observation-Disclosures. .p.a
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

$50 Dai!y-SeWport News
fs:Sv A.-LUcai.-Dai!y-'C' lille. Ea. sun.
ThuTploHd
tlo:e9 Observation-Disclosures. Lex. c. ForE~
'a:G1 i'.-ES2rcss-Daii5-t.! L'ville.
ti:Vl p.-EspTcss-D4ily-:;o " Sewp
500 P.-Locai-Daiiy-S. Sews. Old Point
G:i3 P.-Local-EH. sun Gordon1viiie.
'S:5 P.--Licai-ES- Sun..-Lchbs. Eauirpl
Bridge. clifton Forge.
's:5j P.-i-tmiEsd-Dai!y-.C !ncAniL Chrgo
'iI:c9 P.-ENpresa--Dsiiy nclsna:., L'y!Ile.
ssieepers. tpar!or Cara
TRAINS ARRIVE RlCHMoND--Locai from
East: s:?S A. NJ, 1880 Z. &c. Through from
EaBt: 1850 y. NJ. $50 p n Local from
West: 's:a0 y. 81. $50 a. 81. and 7:i5 =.
James River Line: ''S:a \. ~. S:I5 p NJ
:Daiiy except Sunday.
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railwa,

Cars Icavc Mnachestcr. seventh and Perry
Streets, for Ps;crsSurg:
-. ], s. . 10. u. u. A. ~. !, :. e. 6
"5A5 u. Z. 5. &c 20 J.. II.
il:1o r. IL. 70: Chester. $500 midnight to-
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg, loot o, Sycamore
Street. for Manchester:
tS:i6. s:25 ''':lt. '7:xj. E:aS s:3S 'io:a;. la;
4. M. l.:3j, 'i:2S. 2:3j. 3;s5. .t:s5 ass as;
'1:3S. $685. s:3i. '.o:ic. 1870 T.. NJ
tD'Ny eHcep; sunday and holidays.
'CErstes bsSgLIe and express.
"Limited, except sundays and holIdavs
All care from Petersburg connect With
cars tor Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-19
NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. y. C., December s.-sririts
uuspchtins -steady at isc.; receipts - casks
raF-tirm at $3.50: receipts u barrels. crnds
,nrpen'ine-Fitm at s35oai5o. receipts 70.
savannah. Ga. December is-Turpcn,in.-
Firh al i'@t q ooc.: sales so casks: reccint-
$50 cnsks; shipments 81. casks: stock A, 5,T
ehsks' hosin-Firm; saies 2;io barrois: re-
eespts 300 barrels: shipments rs; barrels.
s'oSt i':'o0i barrels. Quote: b. ss7omGso
"a.!'S'oh' 5 G., December iS.-Turpen-
sGsIia SN'''' D.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-19
DRY GOODS NAn1;rT

New York December lS-Reouc.t. "a,
pno"tpt SHIPMENTS OF cotton goods not due
y" "'"er until January ], were common I'm
inc mails during the day showing IN.
growth OF more confidence among IIg,r,bu.
Tors and retailers. The loca! wool MAKE,
Was s'radE' but generally quiet OIL forward
gu "osihess Yarns arc quiet with prices
irregular. SILK piece goods are .tcndIor
Many novelty cloths are being shown for
men wear and dress goods trade for $50
'ai season. Jobbcrs report a moderate sc-
.Nu! IN c!eAnunS for holiday goods. and n
better grade or inquiry for do;nrs,,,. f,,r
January and February shipment,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-19
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

chicago. Ill. December ia.--whea; sho-t,
took fright to-day at "a .ensationsi ndvamt.
!" prices al Buenos Ayrrs. the realI, q,
-. 'aihs ahphF"nliy putting an end
70 p!'Sht harvest prospects N tic Ar,,y.
tine Ihe ciosc mere wa, nervous AZ s,5i
nee aaEahSe over saturday nirh, Goro
mace net gain % :.at.G II ANTE ,nh
oa's shade 10 &c. Lnies, tIau!n. left
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-19
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..


CRepoTted by Rodgers. McCabe & Coz
petersburg, Va, December is--Pcanuts-
sranish.-oute; ut SEE. per rushcl. Viz
handpicied. c,:a3%c per pound: oxtrs
prime GA "'ec. rer pound: prime &c. ne,
pound: machine picked. 243i.c prr pouna
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-19
Death OF n Child.

Special to The Times Disputchl
Norwood Va, December Is.-Thc
inihnt enid Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo
Er3ndmoihcr. Mrs. Richard Cahelt.
here last night will, diphther!a Mrs.
Mayo Cabcll and two children of Big
stone Gap. were here to spend The
Christmas holidays with Mrs Cabcll's
mother.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-19
SAILED
Aged Woman prop, nc,,

Eliza 4. burlington. siXtveciphi VAT, IS;
ola, dropped dead In her home in
s ihmoGbns TO-DAY from heart trouble.
H ,,.. y suryirtd by seven children. and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-19

ISL g. T1 CIUScu. NNCat-NO. . rod
:o@S No. rcd, oiaaS: No. !. hard. sSSr
si.o2: No. hard. 9iasi: No. northern.
Sl.o5 q Ice: No. northern. si.oIa ius: No. 7
northern Si.c3l.oI: No. spring, oS a Sl.o5;
No. 3 spring, 2SQl.oi: No sprin- con
{l.W: velve, chan, ?Isi.@: durum. cpS,
Sl'&. Corn--So old, 30; No. yellow, Il:
g.: No yellow, 6l'4d,62'.; old. %: No. 1
ests q osia: old, 651a q Co. No. white asIac,
e'13; No. yellow. ooa 19c. Oats--No .
white ISL a act; No. J white "A, ts,;: M
white, 45,a i77. standard. $50 tss,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-19
RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE ia,
RAIIIE IAAII, & :

Schedule OF electric trains TO and from
Ashland. stopping at Intermediate stations
upon sigma: ~. Richmond (Broad and
Laurel Sts.): '5:6. 'i:i0, sioh. $40 .';0:lo
il:lO A. ~: sic a:io. a:l0. i:i0b. 6:i0 $50.
!!:lo s:lob. 1910. HIS +. 81. ~. Ashland
900. 30. s. sb. 10. ''li ~. 'i2 ~. "!. .
DAILY except sunday. ''sunday only.
bcarrIes baggage
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MAEINE INrELLIGEScE.
FORT OF RICHMOND DECEMBER Is 1911,
ARRIVED

FORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER IL 1911,
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Nor.olt MAJ
n ,nn ana passengers. Old Dominion
Steamer Berkeley Shelly. Sorfo,l mar
chandisc and passengers Old Don,iriar
Line.
Steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
James River findings, merchandise 80
passengers. Furman Line.
SAILED
steamer Brandon, Harvey. So-t,,l, mo-.
Gnandise and passengers. Old Dominion
steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk. mer.
Line. o'i"ioh
steamer Pocahontas. Graves. James River
'anninsS ard Norfolk. merchandise and pas.
Steamer aurora. frtrIn,n ,,..anE
James River landings. merchandise and
passengers. Furman Line. ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-19
MARKET CONDrTIOvs

1.-Two Pou!try-Marke; active. Dr..,.s
ponltry-Marke, fairly steady. with colder
Fairly active. Other produce .tc,5r
wanted. n"u
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CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. December ;s.-ca;t!e-Rece.pt,
$500 head Market ioR 25c. lower thun Sa:
utoaE. Beevcs. $3.50 $50: Texas pteers. So II
9e.7"; western s;eers, $40 q $50: stocer, and
ieeders. sS.25 $50: COWS and helfers, .sl.eo6I
SIS; calves. s6.5o0S.@. Hogs-Rcceip,s 81.
coo head Market slow at 100 i5c lower than
saturday. Lishts s6.6aIslo: mixed s5.,ses
s,22la: heavy, $3.50 q e.26; rough. sSSas.o5;
good to choice heavy. ss9s.2j; pigs. si5ofp
90; bulk OF sslcs. 1885 Gels. Sheop-Rc-
cepts $1,000 head. Market 100 lSc lower
nan SATURDAY.. Native, s?.6oa 400: western,
s?.Io14.to: yeariings sia6.ar; lambs. native
$3.50; western. Sass 5.eo
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sEABOARD AIR LINE.

Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
mond duty: 2:i5 a. M.-Locai to Norlina-
l:2o r. M.-S;eepera and cuaehes. Atlanta.
Brmn8bnm. Savunnah.s Jacksonville and
Florida points. $3.50 i. y -.sleepsrs and
coschss. savannah. Jacksonville and Florida
points. iI:.s r.. M.-Sleepers and coaches.
Atlanta Birmingham. Memphis and the
Southwest Sor;hbounl trains scheduled TO
arrive In Richmond daily: 6:Sa =. NJ, 7:Ss
a. ~. 5:ta r. NJ. go p. NJ. Losai
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-19
LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co.. Com
mission Merchants Richmond. Va
Richmond. Va. December ls 1911,
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. or
MARKET
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New York, December MISUNDERSTANDING
w. mead. steers. $500 80: bulls. $500
49, COWS. Si1o n !.GS. Ca!vcs-Reccipts . sS5
mead. Neais. $4,000. general top, says:
.n!'s 50: barnynrd calves. sad 80: western
Sf"".s@ Sheep and Lambs-Recopts ,.IS,
no4d. sheep, S:.e' q TO: cuIis. g.; lambs
Hors-Rrceipts. a.9nO head Markc, Ioyn-
at S6.lSu6io; pigs. s5.s5a6.l9.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-19

Sales. Stocls.
10, s-chalmcrs

100 Allis- Chalmers .........,.,
400 Allis-Chalmcrs, prd. .....
1880 AnnlEamated Copper -.
500 Am. Ayr. Chem, CON-. ;. [.
,W Amer. Best Sugar, com.
loo Americans Can .........
100 american Can, pfd.. ......
!" Amer. Car and Foundry.
Am. car and Found. pfd.
40 american Cotton OIL. i.
lW american LinSecd OIL.
II" American Locomotive =.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd..
100 Amer. Mslt Co. pfd 49,.
s,1u American Smelling ......
american Sugar ........
t,"eo Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co..
o. American Tobacco, com. :.
l,so American Tobacco. pfd.
$40 Anaconda Copper
$500 .Atchison
GO Atlantic Coast Line.
100 y. c. \. OF Commence.
Loo Baltimore and Ohio.
e0 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
loo Central Leather. com. -.
1870 Canadian Pacific ..........
LOO Chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western.
3a0 CHI. Nil. and st. Paul.
"iS Crucible Steel Cor. com.
lbs CTucihk Steel, rfd.. -.
Chi. and Northwestern.
40 Colorado Fuel and Iron,
100 Colorado and Southern.
i.ln Consolidated Gas ........
Sn Delaware and Hudson.
l.lO1 Den. & Rio Grande, com.
80 Den. s. Rio Grande. pfd.,
go Distillers' Sec. Cor.
N.+Sa Eric
l,S0 Erie, LIST pfd.. ..............
100 Fed. Min ana Sm.. ptd..
Hp Gen. Electric ............
l.3W Great Northern, pfd.. =.
2.Ga Great Northern Ore Gifts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-19

baltimore Md, December Is-whea,-
flrmer; spot, contract. siEc. Corn-F4rmcr.
spot, contrast, new. Gohc. Oats-ouict: No
crn. domestic, $iH1.ol
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STEAMBOATS,
Chesapeake Stea,nshin Co.

I'aitY, i,ip,uHIhs SUNDAY. Tor EaltimoTa
a::d iiio Sur;h via Norfolk and Old Point
co.a'er: iaroush tickets on sale at ali
ticket Offices. Bis new paIatIni ships "Clty
OF Baltimore" ana city Of Norfolk euuip.
ped with United Wireless. Iutereunmuni.
eating telephone aeryIae. slEteyos.ns snol.
or On suite, With private 4atgr; Famous
Ia1!o 6ho'a .ah dinner. cu!s!ne ana SET:
vice unSu"i.senfi. u. Rt;nC; t-s;s, 49,.
aI East Main Stree, e.'
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
Trains LaaN. Richmond
y. B.-iFoilowins schedule figures publish
cd as Information and not guaran;cod:
For the South-Daily: $50 A. 81. Local
1884; 4. ". ENprcss 600 T. VI. Express.
with Sleeping Gag Tor Atlanta and Blrm!ng-
ham. 1875 i. NJ. Express. Week Days: 5:pj
l.. VI. Local.
YORK EINEE LINE
';s0 i. BY. sun. --Conacotlns Tor Bal
'i'nors Moa.. Wei and friday. G."j A. NJ
~. sun. aIh !:lj =. Mon. wcd. anu
rrlday-Local.
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the South; $50 \. NJ $40 A. ~
e:cV =. NJ, s:N p. NJ. daily :a:2S Tx Su;
From We'i Point: a:So \. II daily i!:l5 4
II. Wed. and Fri, i:ai T. ~. Ex sun.
s. l.. BURGESS. u. l.. A..
81 L. Main ST. Phone Madison ~.
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SfssBevgySslda So $,.sa Up q,

Caurs Ing. uctels. shore Excursions. Low.
est Rntea.
win Screw 6. :. '.nrrmutlium." $3.50 toms
saiis December ~ fi.lsa kceisl eIec.
fans; wireless te!cHra?hy; Fastest. new
and .nni? S.esmc" iurd!ns pRssen gers al
the hocit III Berniuda.
20: ilias;,uted pamphlets apply TO A. r.
OG'FERBEIGE e. co. AGENTS. Quebec g. \,
To-, Ltd. - broadway, New York. ~ any
Ticket iEentj or Quebec 8. 81 Co., Ltd
Quebec. 2: rs Bow&:nn. Ies L: aIaln 81.
R.clIipond VA.
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I'LL, DoniSI0E LINE.

UhIl DOIISiUS LINE
w. h!ehmend foot OF ASA st Gsi5I.es F. II:
Leave Newp"t' NeTs.i:............:..5:U a. 81:
arrive EsefiuR-IiG.i...s:..... :.:.....:6:09 A n.
Curneets with .nain !!nc s,ea mers leaving
Nortyjh Tor New York daily except SnrdaJ
1860 ?: A. Connections a.sJ inude by II: <
W Ry y; Al. cad L: It .. R.. Mt p. ii:
E!sh. Lane s,ear,r!s Stop q, ;Iiaren,eni I'd
inna W .eeeite passengers bt. s!sna aud
srI,ufNLt HhyIG.r;OS CO:-Jaine. R,vsi
er dayltsh: isr Sa;ieih and Old Point New:
pnri N%"F ana all lanes river landings.
Friday al i:a3 a. Il; .F.eish, received fof
Az Jai nes River landings, Phons Madison H.
NIAin IIrket OTires 81 F. Mnir Etreet
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quotations. Tor .ru;erest-paylns bonds are
~ Price TO watch interest must be add
I'd Income bonds and certificates. o. in.
uebtrlness arc hat
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- - -
Railroads
Atlantic Coast Line

EFFECIlpE november - 1911.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILT
For Florida and south: Sis a. II. and
1:"o T. NJ, 20 a. ".
Tor Norfolk; $500 ~. A. so, p. NJ, 4:io
=. NJ
Fer y: & ". RS. West: s:l5 a. NJ. 1900
For r.;essourg: i:oo - NJ. s:I5 A. 81.
s:,5 a. NJ. 500 a. NJ. 1900 a. ~, 800 +. II .
4:iO f. 81. e:& l.. n. I:25 T. NJ. $50 T.. NJ.
Has r. NJ.
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville: t:l0 +. n
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 4:4o a. n,
$40 a. NJ, 6:iJ A. NJ. 'S:aI q. a.. 40: Is
u. NJ li;io A. NJ. $500 p. NJ, $3.50 p. ~.
s:oS r. NJ. e:3S =. n. $50 2. NJ. 500 T. a..
IL 40 P. Il.
Except Sunday: ..sundny only.
Time oi a:riva, and departure and COZ :
ucctions Guaranteed.
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New Orleans. La. December ia-Cotton
futures opened steady, unchanged to !?
points down compared with Saturdays
c!nsc. The market closed steady, unchanged
to points up. Cables were not UP 10 cy.
pectations and scalpcrs were inclined 10 &C
SNORT around the opening. The weather was
better than at tho close OF last week, and
there was no siGn OF responsiveness from
the long side. At the end OF the mrs; ha;t
hour the market sagsed. Buying on 4 largo
scale resulted from tho decline. and at tho
noon hour Trading months were saic points
over saturdays close. In the afternoon the
advance continued Until! The most active
months were j. points UP. Here longs were
heavy profit takers. which caused Il reac-
ton. spot cotton steady and unchanged;
iniao!inG. pic; sales $50 bales and 100 to
arrive. The market closed stendy. January
20; March. 40: May. ?l6: July. o.S: Au-
Eu.t. as; October az: December, alo
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Cotton. quiet: midd.ns, as; gross re-
ce!pss. l'.li2 baies: .ales, 500 bales: stock
l2'.lSS bales: export TO Great Britain 500
bales: 10 Franco. AIS baacs: Coastwl.c,
ISL bales; TO Japan. $3.50 bales.
lota! to-day at all ports-Sot receipts
6c6s3 bales export TO Great Britain. 1888
bales; TO France. al57 bales to the Cont.
nen:. 5l.e4< bales: to Japan, 4Se, saie..
stock. l,6G.sl3 bnles.
Consolidated at all portp-Nr- reoeipts.
i"St'i bales: export to Great Bii.ain, LIS
pa1es' TO Franco. e,ls7 bales: to the Cont
ncnt. 5c,l4 bales: to japan, IaSs bales
Total since September ut all ports-Se.
receipts, 6.iSI.Tc Ss!es; export 10 Great
Britain. l,aiseiS bales: TO France. ss5I7,
bales: to tho Continent, Is3I,sse baIcs. .,
Janan. 12t.esi bales: to Mexico, a,:&s bales.
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Norfolk and Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINIi 10 NOlsfOi.k.
Schedule In Effect December &c. 1911.
Leave Byrd Street Station, klcha:ond,
FOR NORFOLK: $500 a. a., 300 +. L..
FoR LYNcIIaURG AND THE WEST:
ss:i6 4. NJ. 1000 A 81. $500 r. ~. 's:29
+. N.
AreIye Richmond from Norfolk: .ii:fo A.
NJ .6:aj l.. H.. 1880 p. Al. From the West:
.6:io a. NJ. a.:0j p. NJ. bii5 l.. 81, t5:.o p.
a., $500 J.. 81.
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Cars. Cafe
Dining Cars c. II. yBOSLEY.
". 3. EEvILL. q. 7. A.. Rnanokt. Va. i
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nIci1MoSD STOCK MARKET.
81 Richard W. Maur,..

b. Richard ". Mnury,
stock and bond Broker. iol5 L. Main Street.
Richmond. Va, December IS, 1911.
SALES At BOARD.
Virginia Railway and Power Co. pfd.-SG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-19
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va, December IS. 1911
Following are the quotations on the Rich
nond Tobacco Exchange:
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Daily. tWeekdayu. Sundays only.
MI trains to or from Byrd Street Station
II 50 night stop At Ei6n. Time o. arrivals and
departures not Guaranteed. Read the signs.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

K!chmond, va, December Is i1!l
The quotations are as toilows;
10. timothy. q ,45o
" !ny'.'''.'............ q 23co
No. Glover. mixed ...., o. s,o,
No. Clover. mixed...... 1900 n
No. Clover. 400 n
sTtAW-Compressed .. a 1o5o
Loose-pressed. large bales. a une
SHuCkS-Compressed .. Nominal
Loose pressed, large baies Nominal
Load your cars so that hay at doors ron
Tesenis contents and thus avoid reflections,
his market grades hay in accordance
WITH the rules OF the National Hay Associa-
ton.
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kailrpaos
Leave Richmond
Arrive ltichn1ond

ACCOMMODATION TRAINS WEEKDAYS.
Leave Byrd ST. Ste. I.U0 p. H. for Fred rIcksbsrr
Leave hlba MA. % A. H., 80 r. u. for AshIind
rr1reElha Sta. $50 AM. $50 N. from Ashland,
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ne esjimates arc as follows:

Gnl Pounds
The acreage planted and ~ r,,,,
price per hushcl on December /. 1911.
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The leading futures to-day ranged M IN, !.
lows: - ~
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DOESN'T NEED BUSINESS

Company Could Quit and stu Fay
Seven Per cent. III
ST. Paul, Mimi. April 29.-Continuinr
the invest CATION of tho Wells Fargo
Express Company to-day, Attorney
General George Tt. Simpson introduced
evidence tending to show that the
company enjoys an earning ability
equal to that of any other company in
the United States =
While G. w. IIillman, expert ac-
countant for the State, was on tho
witness stand MIR. Simpson asked:
assuming that tho Wells Fargo
Company should to-day go out OF husi-
ness ms an express company. withdraw
NJ Its agents and continue TO live on
the money It has invested. what per
cent; could 1t annually pay on capital
stock?" - ~ :
Seven per cent replied Mr.. Hill
man. '''
Evidence was introduced to show
that by paying the railroads So per
cent. OF gross receipts for Transporting
parcels and packages the company
could earn approximately 10 per cent.
on It's Investment n,
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WEDNESDAY, CLUB
GETS REAL STARS
Song Birds and Wizard
Engaged for Big May
A Festival.
GRAND OPERA AT
THREE CONCERTS
Chuck, Wickharn, Martin, Amato,
Withcrspoon and Pasternack
Give First Performance at
II City Auditorium To-Mor-
row Mig h Clubs
Greatest Effort Yet.
Music F estival at a Glance

H
Following ir summary of the
fcntuIes nnit events for the May
Music Festival of the Wednesday,
Clubl
The Erent metropolitan Opera
Company Orchcstra. from tho Me-
tropoIitnn Opera liousc, Sew York,
the celebrated wIznrd of the baton,
Josef Pnstcrnncls, conducting.
steIlnr EnlnHy OF artist. or the
grind npcra atnEci
Nine. Almn GIucIs, premier lyric
soprnno.
Mir. Florence Wickham, prtnn
donnn contrnito.
fuccnrdo Martin, reIEninG fnvor-
ltc tenor.
Sig. PnrquaIe Amnto, fnmou, bar
ltonc.
Herbert wfthcrspoon, leading
American bnrso.
The "Wednesday Club Chorus.
The Petersburg Ch0rus.
Fcstlyni opens Monday evening,
City Auditorium.
Features of the concertRi
q May !, S:l5-Giuck, Amnto, Cho-
rus and Orrhcntrn.
May ., 2:30--W'ickhan,, A mnto and
OrchcstrH.
Mny ., SiI5-"Fnust", GIuck.
Withrrsnonn. Riccnrdo Martin, Cho-
rus md Orchestra.
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LIVELY TILTs FREQUENT
Court IIenrH Arguments on Motion 20
0Mask periurx. IntIfct incnf

Court HenrH ArG.mcnts on Motion 20
QuRsh Perjury Indictment.
cincinnaii. o.. April pa motion
to runsh the indictment charging per-
Jury. against George q. Coz. the Re-
publican leader. consumed almost tho
entire day In Judge Dicksons court
to-day. and at the conclusion the hear
Ing on the motion was carried over
until Monday. H
Lively tllH between attorneys for
Cox and those for the prosecutors Of
nee were frequent, Judge Dlcksons
first action In the case was an order
striking from the records the affidavit
charging himself with bias and prcju-
dice. This was followed by demand
from from Cox.s attorneys that the prosecu-
tried upon. fudge Dickson took this
matter under adviscment. and then
called for arguments on the motion to
1uash. .''f, ''' -
Attorney Lawrence Maxwell. former
Soltcitor-Ge General OF the United States
representing Cox, argued tho defense's
sioe OF the motion. and at the conclu-
sion Of the argument court adjourned
until Monday. when Prosecutor Henry
T. Hunt will present the side OF the